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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-23
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS


Washington.-AppeaI made to
Pres. Wilson today in behalf of Ii dy-
namite conspirators convicted at In
Fianapolis in 1912, who are now said
to be entitled to paro1e:~~
Washington.-Brand Whitlock for
secretary of war to succeed Lindley
q. Garrison. This report was In cir
euIation today. Congress manifested
great interest in possibility.
Milwaukee, men seriously in
iured in explosion at Allis-Chalmers
Co.'s plant in West Allis. Making mu-
nitions of war for allies.
shington.-Russian government
in keeping with diplomatic usage has
been asked regarding acceptability of
David R. Francis as United States am
bassador.
New Haven, conn.-Death roll of
triple train smash on New Haven at
Milford, increased to 10 when Frank
Schappa, New Haven, died of injuries.
London.-Premier. Asquith has an
nounced appointment of Lord Robert
Cecil as minister of blockade, with
admiralty cooperating in advisory ca
pacity.
Joliet, IIL.-Peter Armbrust, aged
German cobbler, reputed to be miser,
shot and fatally wounded by unknown
assailant. Had received extortion
letters.
Albany, N. Y.-court of appeals
upheld right of theater to debar dra-
matte critic whose criticisms are in
furious to theater's business.
Peoria, III.-cIara Rattle, n, de-
serted by her husband shortly after
marriage, committed suicide by eat
ing rough-on-rats which she placed
in a sandwich.
GaIIipoIis, ohio.-Looking for boot
leggers who have struggled booze
into dry West Virginia, police arrested
Misses Helen Borden and Elizabeth
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-02-23
CHARGES AGAINST. MORALS
INSPECTOR FILED

Formal charges against Francis D.
Hanna, suspended morals inspector,
filed today with civil service commits
sion. He is charged with conduct I'M
becoming an officer, incapacity and
fneft1ciency in service and public
criticism of the official action of a
superior officer.
Hanna was suspended on the day
he was to have appeared before the
council judiciary committee, which
was investigating why City Prose-
cutor Miller had not brought action
against cabarets and fox trotteries in
loop hotels.
Hanna's suspension kept him from
testifying before the committee. It
was understood that he would have
told story that would have looked
very bad for the police departments
laxity in supervising the Fox Trot
club in the Hotel Morrison, which
Judge Uhlor condemned from the
bench. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
McMechen Briefs.

The rilizrns Of MrMcchen will vote
today at the Marshal street scheeI
building for the purpose 81 h"rldlnH
whether tn" city tax levy estimated Will
be Increased 10 prorid" funds for the
rrcriinn Of Il city building and Tire
truck.
Lon" Star Temple. No. 3. Pythian
Sisters. held it,: rcSulnr weekly meeting
last evening In The TE I,rns,s '"S'' d.
Miss Alma trrl". who recently under :
went an operation Tor appendicitis NJ
III" Glcndal" hospital, is getting along
nicely.
of men at work in The narrows, below
town. his wc-k. making rXtcnSlN" I'M
rrovcments To tho tracks New ties
arr. ing put duwn ana the tracks are
being tc-hal1iSt"d. l..
spending Il two weeks vacation ON inc
Elk river.
several local people will motor over
10 Mrighcn on Fish creek. SUNDAY 10
spend. the day ut III" Richmond lisnlnS
rnmr, where II party nf local young
men are in camp for a roupl" az weeks
Garfield council NJ. =. g. j. ~. NJ.
will hold an imrnrr"nt business meet
ing this rvrninE IN til" Headquarters IN
tn, McMcch"n hul!hIng.
Christ" will H. shown ~ TN" McAlHch"n
school auditorium this evening undor
Tho auspices "f local rhur"h "rEani%a-
items ~.
Ecv. s i. Cotton has returned 10 ms
home on Sixth street after visit with
relatives al Whit"acrc. Ia.
Miss Cora Mccall has returned N hcr
home in Clci Gland. o.. after Il visit with
relatives h"I".
y. arc the guests Of relatives here for
4. v. Bryan, and .\lvin Ga;tlewcll
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Shadys1de Briefs.

Mrs. Martha Marsh and Mrs: -, .,
Ralstcn returned Thursday afterno25n
from a few days visit with MT sA'' H.
StrirkIing ut Wondsficld.
Miss Harris Of Paris. ILL.,. Is the guest
of Mrs. Robert r. Furthcy.
Tickets have hccn placed on SAFE lot
a lawn fcte to he given ny the SasKse
Works union on the evening OF pep
icmbcr . in front Of the "ld Scnoo.
building Ice cream 'nk". sand"lcnes
and soft drinks will be served. A.,
Miss Jessie Lindsey Will sptnd tne
week eni al Holloway with MISS VIENNA
Todd. ,,.; e,.,, ,oLen
off in a railroad accident near chicago
function. is improving nicely.
Mrs lydia Moore. Mrs Ada Corpic!l
Mrs, CLYDE Gamble, Mr. and Mrs: JOS
cnh T. Poarman were among Inc snug!
side reoplc who attended the inspection
and banquet Of tho Smithticld chapter
Of the Eastern Star Tuesday AFTERNOON
and evening. ,,-.d.
posdav evening from few weeks Elsis
with relatives at Columbus. she was
accom- panied by Mrs. Mathrr Mottat.
Iirs FINLEY Workman is recovering
after a weeks Illness.
Frank LaSh!cy is preparing to MAKE
sonc trial acrorlann flights IN the
lower part OF town next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
HESITATION ON
STOCK MARKET
Due TO tho Further Delay OF Ncgoua-
ttons ut Washington Over Rail-
road Strike.

NEW YORK. Au@. st" ne i"rt"S'
DELAY IN The railway labor n"%olla ions
a. Washington was "t;rInHt'u W"'It ~
the hesitation ami occasional r"t'i'rn
II ;oaay'S market. Trading MAS F'rE
ac,iv. however. nut restricted more
than recently - lii" better Known spec,
uln,ivc favoriics shipping shares. ;l'ea
Suites Steel and Reading forming a
very large percentage 81 III" session :
business. r
Mercantile, Marines ~" hEaih ne
leaders, with Il new HILL record ioF w
preferred on its gross gain or ~ POM :
10 lO3S:, part Of which WIS forfeited
later on cables from London indicating
future restrictions against companies
under foreign control. ,;,,,,
United states Steel failed 20 dur.!'ot"
its recent performance ar MOUNTING 10
higher levels a. no TIM: rench!nk ~
t.rrlay's best prIr" anu plainly d"n"''ne
realizing sales. ..;,ho-
NcxicanS wera conspicuous NJ HLSNcf
levels during the forenoon. Petroleum
and American Smelling featuring thaI
class but here also rrott-iakinS proven
Elective. Motors and munitions moved
irresularly, mostly lower. Rails were
comparatively inactive. -
Total s:tleS of stocks "m"in'"d 10
- : 400 shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
UNCERTAINTIES DO
NOT AFFECT BUSINESS

NEW YORK. Aug. lS.--Dun's review
tomorrow Will say:
1t Is sill noteworthy that existing
uncertainties nav" scarcely i dISc"rn!-
hlt. influence, on the course Of legitimate
business, which. with few exceptions.
reflects Sustained activity and IN some
81 Ills NOR important hraU"hcS shows
tu:lhr" augmentation. instinct gains
appear III steel ami iron and in copper.
as we'll ~ III dry goods AMI II is SlEnl-
nCanl 81 conditions III widely divergent
lines and sections that producers are
either MOI III Il position or are ulSln-
ciinrd - accept all hc contracts offered
Most ut the works ar" sold ahead as lar
AZ thry care to l." with present doubts
about supplies and cost of raw matter
IalS. while II becomes increasingly dill
calf To secure an adequate" number OF
competent hands and in some instances
outputs Of many manufacturers 10 CIV"
definite assurances ~ prompt deliveries
combined IL deter huyinT considerably
Weekly bank Cl"arin-S S%.6?l .%i".A43.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
AID CLUB MEETS MONDAY
Special Session Called to Consider
Meraing With w. c. A. Pub
Iicity Department.

The Wheeling AID Club will hold a
special meeting Monday evening at
7:45 o'clock in the Wheeling CONNER
cial Association rooms, to consider
the advisability of either disbanding
or becoming merged with the new
publicity department of the CONNER
cial Association. 1t is likely that the
latter action will he taken.
John III. Rrnnard. president of the
Adj Club. was this week elected chair
man of the associations publicity
branch, and upon accepting the office
he stated that he believed ii would be
merge. General Manager Charles NJ.
Ketchum and others OF the CONNER
cial Association also stated that they,
100, believed that it would be exprdi-
ent for the publicity branch and the
Adj Club to consolidate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
WHEELING STEEL
GAINS 3 POINTS
STOCK SOLD ON LOCAL MARKET
YESTERDAY AT las.
LaBene Preferred and Common Are
Agaiu Active-Whitaker-G
Common Bid at 1913.

Wheeling stocks we're again i'll good
demand yesterday. Wheeling Steel Il
Iron company stock advanced three
points. selling at 1+5, and that price
was bid at Tho close. \ bid OF l9S for
Whitnkcr-GIcssncr common stock was
reported
LaISellc Iron Works stock was again
popular. preferred selling at l33 anu
common al il y on the Wheeling CA
change. In Pittsburgh. nearly 200 shares
ui cuunun were sold at above the 81
mark and 545s was asked at the close.
NruralEyline brought 1856.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
A IRREGULAR" SCHEME

NEW YORK. Aug. lS.-~A pepne:
fed chicken. if kept thirsty long
enough. will drink II pound OF water,
and poultry dealers arc bringing to
this city chickens with thirsts excited
in this manner and allowing them 10
drink just before they sell them. This
is what Joseph Hartigan. Commission
nounced today he had discovered
The commissioner said he was gath.
ering evidence on which to base ar.
rests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
Rea1th Officers statement.

The health officer DR.. j. 1, McEui-
Tough. has notified all the physicians
of the town to report any case that
might hc infnntilc paralysis ana 10
lie has also asked them all 10 insist
on aIF families they visit on cleahIinG
anu tetc best sanitary condition r"SSlhle
To pr vent an outbreak ui this disease
or of Iiphthrria or typhoid fever: These
Ihrac are especially apt ~ develop dur
ing u hot autumn and arr i"St"rrd ana
made mere fatal by unSanitarE conan
tons about the premises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19

saturday is the last day OF the TWO
weeks chautauuua 1T Epworth Park,
BetheSday. and a record breaking cro%o
is expected on the last day. EA-Eovern-
or james 81. Gox Will be present " ue
Irr.r an address i'll the afternoon and
Ne l. .Npccled ~ be Il great drawn
card. y large number OF LOCAL De1n q
erals will go over 10 hear him. lhe
crowds at the Chautauqua TINS year ma.
n,I hccn ms large ~ usual, due pro.
hahl,. To the fact that the roads through
,ul the country are undergoing repairs
.ud for a time were impossible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
Diverse Suit Filed.

Mack pinchem. OF near ST. Clairsville.
|; today hned suit in common pleas coul
uIvvrc,. alleging adultery aud "illul
absence for NOR. than three years,
ueorgy Luxembourg is the attorney LOT
the plaintiff. ~.
Insurance COMPANY OF North America
for money in the sum Of $500 for insur-
ancc which he alleges that the defend
ant failed to pay. When the house owned
by the plalniit was destroyed pS nre.
". W. ramph"li Is The attorney 4of the
nlai ut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
Hill Hnld GnHia

The members of the McMeChcn play
ground association have arranged 10
hold y lawn fcte and social next Thurs
day aft, rnuun and evening on the play
grounds in McMechen park, for the pur-
pose at raising funds tn further equip
the grounds for the children. The Of
ficcrs of the tLssiciatiOn Will place tiS
social tickets on sale the lirst ut the
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
METAL.

NEW YORK. aug. IA-The metal ex-
change quotes lead .stronf. s6.16 96.15.
Sp-.irr: Irm: spot. East st. Louis 6eliv-
day. $55dGr975. At London. lead. $50:
sprlicr 1854.
C"pper-Firm: cltctrolytic. $26.260
S@700
Irrn--Stea1y and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin steady,
spot. $3S.n5G 1915
4: London. tin. steady. spot, &3S.250
SS.Ii.
At London: spot. copper. f113i fu-
lures. fl1o: elcctroIytic. El26; spot tin.
1859 S.; futures. fi70 SIS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
6, clairsv1lle Briefs.

Attorneys Major Petty. W. .. Camp
bell and II. T. CLANCY OF BarnesVille'
were business visitors here today.
The paving in the west end OF to@n
will not hc completed until somtlme
mex, week, however the pike will be
opened for travel Sunday and way
viii b. liked so thatn travellers can
get hv that part of the paving which Is
not vet finished.
Bricc Murphy Of Maynard. was ousl'
ness visitor here today.
Attorney W. W. Cowen was In Bethes'
day today on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
HELD TO GRAND JURY

Special dispatch to the IntclIiEcnccr.
. CLARKS BERG, W. Va. Aug. a.
E. +. Hopkins, young man of AloE-
andcr, W. Va, was held for The fed
eral grand jury here today and rallcd
in default Of bond for conducting a
motion picture theatre al Alexander
without having paid federal license
tax Of $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
SHADYSIDE, OHIO
Sunday Church Notes.

sHADYsIDE., AugI lS.-Presbyterian
Bible school. 10 a. m. Inc y.
scrvices in the absence Of the, pastor
and and chr Endcavor Day will be Oh 10
Served. Charles Hammond Of BeiiaiirIei
ond ]. c. kcyser of Martins Ferry WILL
Misunderstanding. II B. m. ana .
n, M Morning subject. The Partners
Share" Evening. a Message TO TtaGh,
crs::" 4 special address 10 all wn9 9
leach. \ cordial invitation is cXtenoeo
~ all who teach. Iiblc school ~ t a, IT,,
&C G tSro Of Sind and Spirit" Elsie
cthodist-prcaching. II a. m ano
p. M. by Rev. Mcconnell. sunaa y
=, prv Mcconnell will preach Sunday
af,crnoon at Avondale school house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
Waterworks Test.

~, offiri.l tnst Of running the ma
cb ,r,rv n The watcrw orks WAS made the
first Of the week. The water is nov nov
rs.Iv for sale 10 consumers and appll'
,sIi1n IAN h" made TO Fred McConn
VINO is r;rrk "f the watcrworhS oo ;ne u
{, ropv Of the rules may be ootaiheo
rom ,i,,. Clerk. The minimum charge Is
sea5 per quarter. Each consumer Is
= ii6wcd ln ,,Sr + ,Onn gallons every thrct
months. and if moro than that nrAouim,;;
is used 20 cents per l.ooo EaiIons WI
he charged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
Mrs. Embleton Funeral.

From the family home at Blaine, ~,
Saturday morning at ten % CLOCK. VIII
be held the funeral services over th1
remains OF Mrs. William EnpleI ;sS,
whose death occurred Thursday. The
body will be brought here Tor lntecmen'
in the Union cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
WHEAT MARKET IS
AGAIN BOOMING
Ranexed Pesstruism Regarding Cana
dian Wheat crop Rcsponsible-
Big Not Advance.

CHICAGO. AuS. i>.-The wheat
market went booming upward again to-
day following The lead Of Winnipeg
which, like this market. was affected by
renewed pcsslmlSm of Canadian crop
reports as made by experts OF private
houses. y rumor gained currency that
the Canadian government would COM
nandccr til: crop but this was denied
at Winnipeg. AT the tor today prices
here were up cents. and the close was
$1Q4H over yesterday. Corn adj
vanced "a Q2%. In cympaty with wheat
the corn belt. Builtsh crop advlccS
helped oats, which jumped lErii,. Pro
visions closed 15G 30 cents over ycSt"r-
day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Fairpoint Foreigner Arrested.

ST. GAINESVILLE. g., Aug. Is
Deputy Sheriff John lddings toda'
rInccI under arrest Frank luncebeGk. =
i!nirnojnt foreigner. on q charge Of UNI
lawfully discharging firearms. The tor
eigner was arraigncd before Mayor
Davies and entered plea of not guliy.
He was released on two hundred oollar
bond and will be given hearing carly
week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
MCMECHEN


Company No. Oh Team Workers "l
h. Mchcchcu Christian church Will nc
in charge OF AN entertainment inns even
ing at the school house. The Lie ~
Christ" " i'll be- shown III motion pictures
and the entertainment promises tn nc
exceedingly we'll patronlZcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19

Cd Transfer books close July ~ for .
per cent cash dividend payohle August
/. An extra IL cash dividend payable
September IL.
Cor per cent cash dividend payable
August -.
49, Transfer books rlose Aug. ~. for
. per cen, cash dividend payable Sept. l.
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PITTSBURGH. Aug

Steady: supply I:Yki. rri,n'. So" Il
$9.25: sheep steady. supply. iG:i'. =" NJ"
weth"r. S..SnN >."v. IuIl .t,! common:
SGJc&5.cU: lambs. $c-"n&! ~; Yea!
calves $l@.nQU l2-J": hogs .iiH" hl%h-
er: receipts !" d"uhl. G''hS. i'Et:u'.
heav:.S. $In.1Jt l".>". mediums ana
heavy workers. $lr.>:Nl".a" Light. ?vrtl-
ers. $lGG5& TO-: rtG~. $'.,"T iH.p?.
rousaS. 50 DVrt 49,.
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Resident county hunters licenses
were issued yesterday 10 II. S. Muhl.
man. Fred Scamon and J. Alfred
Evans
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| Open. I High. Low. ! Close

Cash Quotations:-Whea No. Red.
sl.45 G1.47: No. 3 Red. 81 t?@t - y :;
No. Hard. 81. A. !. {; l.tI!>: NJ" har,!
Corn 10. > yellow. SSt q SOL; No. 4
Yellow. SIS: No. White ~.
Oats No White. 42ia E4iS.; stan
Pork. s25.e5. Lard. sla.75. Ribs.
S14. 20Sl4.I0.
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WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
TO CLEVELAND.

$2:no round trip from Wheeling and Mar
TIM. Ferry every Saturday. returning
Monday. &1.75 round trip every Sunday.
sl75 round trip 10 Canton. going Sat
urday.s returning sunday, $l.50 round
trip every Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-19
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. is. Is.
DAILY Quotation List of the Whce!inSh
Stock Exchange:
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Deeds Of Trust


Two deeds Of trust were filed Wit
the county clerk, yesterday.
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American Guaranteed Paint, at tac'
tory price, $l.o5 per gallon. A. J. -
rentZ, 81. ClalrSyllle, ONO.
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COPFEB.

NEW TORE Aug lS-CotteA-&io.
No. Z. sA: futures steady; ssntonhes.
| $3.50; Deceuber, SILL
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET
WHEELING, W. Va. Aug. is. Is.
Open High Low Close
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COUNTY COURT

Deeds
l.nveland Improvement Co. 10 Gus
tavus 4. Kyle, lot in LorCland.
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American Guaranteed Paint. at lac
tory price, $1.S5 per gallon. y. NJ. Lo-
rentZ, McMechen, w. Va.
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'otal shares. 1890.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. is. IL.
STOCKS. Bid Ask.
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HAY And GRAIN

Quotations by F. Braun1ich & Co.
Eny, Grain g. Farming implements,
1912 Market Street
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Marine IS ...... los - los y ilOS2s $500.
French IS ....., ~ ...... ,...........
kbc. as ........ ~ .....i.. .i......
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
WHEEL NC, w. Va, Aug. is, 10.
Outside Motor Stocks
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lnduStrlalS. Etc. BID. ASK
New Britain herald., 1916-02-15

Mrs. SederVal did not appear and sent word that she was sick. Prosecutor Klett issued a subpoena for her and she will be made to appear in court tomorrow morning. Officer Storey made the arrest.
 When the police were notified or the trouble last night they were in formed that Mrs. Sederval was crying and someone was forcibly preventing her from using the phone A few minutes later Sederval called up head quarters and informed them it was not necessary to send an officer to his house, but he was arrested just the same.
 Peterson Has to Pay Up.
 All of the courts leniency towards John Peterson has disappeared and his probation was revoked today. Os- car F. Krause came to Peterson's rescue and paid the remainder of his fine amounting to $24.43. On March 20, 1915, Peterson was fined a total of $35.6S for defrauding the gas company by connecting his gas stove with the gas main without per hitting the gas used to be registered on a meter.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-15
Every Family Needs
 this Splendid Remedy
Compound of Simple Laxative Herbs Recommended for
 Constipation.

When a remedy has stood the test of critical analysis and strong com- petition for over~a quarter of a cen- tury and establishes itself as the in dlspensable household remedy in thousands of homes, it is pretty good evidence of it's efficacy.
 Dr. Caldwels Syrup Pepsin has been on the market since 1889, it's use Icing gradually extended until now it Is generally regarded by druggists as the staple family laxative. It is @om bination of simple laxative herbs, free from opiates or narcotic drugs, gentle in it's action and positive in effect. It costs only fifty cents a bottle and can be purchased in drug stores everywhere.
 MT. Frank Klima, of 23O9 Ashland Ave, Baltimore, Md, wrote Dr. Cald- we'll recently that he had tried about everything without being helped until he got bottle of Dr. Caldwelfs Syrup Pepsin, which he considers the great est known remedy for indigestion, constipation and stomach troubles.
New Britain herald., 1916-02-15
TWO CHAUFFEURS TO
 BE TRIED THURSDAY
Case Of William Martin and Charles P. Mccarthy Continued

The case against William ! Martin and Charles P. Mccarthy, the local chauffeurs charged with taking and using P. S. McMahon's touring car without permission early last Friday morning, was again continued when it was called before Judge J T. Mes kill in police court this morning. The case will now be tried on Thursday morning. Lawyer w. F. Mangan appears for Martin and P. F. McDon- ough for Mccarthy. The spectators gallery in the court room was crowd ed this morning with automobile men, friends of the accused
 Would Clean Up City.
 Edward Kennedy, who told Chief w. J. Rawlings that he comes from Holyoke and is going to clean up New Britain,' will spend the next thirty days in jail thinking over his ulta- matum. He was convicted of breach of the peace by assaulting Patrick and James Toscano in their home at 31 Lee street at 4 o'clock yesterday. Officer McCue made the arrest and said Kennedy told him that had he not arrived when he did he would have made a general clean up. Ken nedy was in court week ago last Monday and three months ago was arrested as being implicated in rip ping down a poster near the Screw shop at the time of the strike riots.
 Brothers Are Confusing.
 Patrick and James Toscano arc brothers and look as much alike as two peas. Patrick was the first to tes- tify and then James was called t> the stand. The family resem blance was so striking that Prosecutor Klett thought that James was Patrick re- turning to the stand and it required a short explanation and comparison of faces to show the difference. EXpressman's Wife Subpoenaed. Charles Sederval, an eXpressman was arraigned for assaulting his wife