davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

1t will pay you to see our new
house dresses and aprons for ladies.
also childrens ready made dresses.
Greeves Bros.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

Notice the Botsford Lumber Co
adv. in this paper.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-05-25

Paints, turpentine, linseed oil.
varnishes Muresco and wall paper
Scofields.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-09-03

MYMA SAYS SHE DON'T THINK HONESTY IS The /
REST POLICY 1T STARTS fights ONE OF our, own 4
NEiGABoRS TOLD MA That sac WOULDN'T CALL ON Us
BECAUSE SHE VAS AFRAID We WOULD RETURN IT
DREAD EVERY EVENING OF HAVING The DOOR BELL
RING AND SohE SOCIAL MARAuDeR WALK N AND S7A1
IN MDNIG4I WASTING HER Tine AMP FILING Yer MIND
FUlL OF NOTHING. MA SAYS IF IoJ ARE HONEST PEOPLE
WILL GlTHeR Hate IoU or T4IAK Iov ARE a SUCK 6R;
EVEN IF II is DFEReNT FROM HERS "5 THE R0MG PEOPLE
WHoARe AFRAID OF Honestly BUSTER SAYS. Ma Po~T
CARE WHAT he SAYS Swiftly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-08

oils. N,nl1 lIum.s 1asopAtv lus
.' tUr uurw. court ul ln. Emitted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-08

will be- uf the greatest u-
-istaurc tu Nuu iu selecting
Your model from the new
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-03-08
-Ar@11ssy4
Nature Is Preparing theBig Stage
Upon Which She Is to Give Her PantOmime of the
Spring and Summer Styles

spring fashions varied period
inspiration TINT imagine herself living at
the last hundred aud model her wardrobe accordingly
uNriuu,n of the court Of Louis Quutzc
Louis Srzr period the tatcn~ of the htrpturr prd
Of 1880 the downfall Of the nuurhuu. ihc
rrowuul queen Elizabeth lE ~wug dmIcr,
Of SInu The costumes of tyl day. viii hu revived
puff, pumicr- which find old family photograph.
hoop skirts crinolmt- ,olur,
something coming along nearly dr., make
collection readytowcnr department worthy Of seeing
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-25
SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN TAKES
AKOL; RELIEVED STOMACH TROUBLE
Mrs. Mary J. Johnson Now
.H.H> Well After Suffering
Agony for Six Years
MRS. MARY j.. JOHNSON NOW
#ns WE'LL AFTER SUFFERING
AGONY FOR SIX YEARS

Mrs. Mary J. Johnson, residing at
24S Peru street, San Francisco after
| trying many remedies, found complete
relief from six years suffering from
stomach trouble by Akoz; the wonder
ful medicinal mineral The following
statement was given by Mrs John.
sons husband, James f. Johnson of
the Old Grow bar, 755 Market street,
che Of the best known men in his line
of business in the city.
For six years my wife has suffered
from stomach trouble. At times her
condition became alarming. Gas would
form and cause pain In the abdomen
that caused her great agony. She got
so she could not get good night 3
sleep and lost weight She dOctored
with everything that was suggested
to her, bat got no relief. She got some
OF the AkoZ powder for making min
eral water and began taking it. In ten
days the gas disappeared and the
pains that had distressed her had
likewise gone In a couple Of weeks
her appetite returned. A few DAYS
longer she found she was sleeping as
she did before she was sick and after
three months nf the treatment W. are
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-25
NEW BUILDING
To HOUSE ICE
CREAM MAKERS

A large increase in the ice cream
business and a crowded condition in
their present quarters, prompted the
directors of the Honolulu Dairymen's
Association to vote S2500 for the cree
ton Of handsome concrete building
TO-, house the ice cream department
Tho building will be an addition TO
the present plant, and will be two
stories high and 30x50 feet II will
include manufacturing room, a sales.
room and laboratory. The manufae-
turing room will be equipped with i'm
proved and large capacity machinery
for handling any quantity of orders.
The Laboratory win be equipped with
apparatus for testing the ingredients
that go into the ice cream. Work has
already commented on the building,
aud il will be completed in time for
summer business.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-25
OFFERED TO CURE ALL
DISEASES, GUST DEVILS,
FOR JUST TWO DOLLARS

T. Fer a little round disk OF t2ln Juh
her or Of some similar composition
that cRrls and twists and comforts II.
self in the paIin of the hand. Cha
Pong Duck asked only the incense.
quential sun of 80, which when the
virtues OF the disk a. told by tn" sell
er. were taken into consideration. was
nothing
Devils, Cha Pong Dirk told thoa D
70 whom lie sold, lurked in the disk
anu when it vas placed in the hand
they at once began to drive all other
devils ont. The disk cured all dis
eases brought good lur6 and wa,ded
of all harm.
Will before Nudge Nnu-nrrH '&.~
m,triiue cha rJn" p4rh nt,l tla>e
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-25

the matter with tine people," The re-
port suggested that If Honolulu would
secure efficiency in local government
a short way to- accomplish this end
would be through a carefully shaped
campaign Of organized publicity.
In my opinion. said Chairman Far
rington, we will have shffty and
shady and petty peanut politics until
this is done" s..-
Urges Cooperation.
In closing the chairman asked for
tile cooperation of all the members OF
the league in bringing TO light facts
and incidents of official delinquencies
Give us the benefit of what you
know" he concluded. Don't be salts
fed to sit back and let George do the
work while you criticize"
Al interesting feature Of the meet
ing was a sermon delivered by Rev.
John l.. Scudder. brother of DR.. Dore-
mus Scudder, whose topic was 1T
Beats the Devil" 1t was acclaimed
one of the best sermons which has
been delivered in Honolulu in recent
years, and the speaker held his hear
ers from start to finish, making them
shout with laughter or border on tears
at his will. His thesis was based on
the idea that amusement is normal,
healthy and even religious. 1t was the
first address to be delivered before
the Mems League in 1916. F
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-25
WElL-KNoWN METHODIST
g. : u 80 81 CLERGYMAN rs DEAD

BINGHAMPTON, n Y.--The Rev
pr. Benjamin P Ripley, d D. secre-
tary OF the Wyoming conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church and
pastor of the Johnson City church, is
dead after a shock of paralysis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-25
CAN PUT STOP
TO VICE HERE,
ARGUES RATH
Tells Mems League It Viii Die
Out in Time if Proper
Steps Are Taken

We have been told in the past by
Legislators and police officials that
IWlei is as well regulated as Sunday
school This is OF course absurd.
1T is folly to talk about Iwilei and law
and order Such talk is c0ntFadic,
ton in terms, paradox that lacks
the point Of truth
Thus spoke James 4 Rath, head
worker OF the Paiama Settlement, at
d meeting OF the Mems League OF Cen
tTai UHiGn church last night during
the presentation OF his report as chair
man Of the suCial evil committee.
We have been told Mr.. Rath con
tiuuGd, that the restricted district In
this city is a matter OF military Reces-
oitl THIS is the argument taat has
desi uiied Belgium, raEished Poland
and laid Serbia waste. | should like
to have this league get an army Oth-
Ger To tell us Why he thinks restrict
cd district Is a military necessity. for
[ believe that We should get the mili-
taTy man 5 EOint Of view. have
been Keeping a scrap book, and out Of
that scrap book am able to tell You.
-Gutlrmen, that the recent rioting OF
the colorcJ soldiers vas but the cal
uiuatIcn Of many similar individual
acts.
Spread Cocaine Habit.
NJ Rath went on to ,a% that a. re-
Idrda The prevalence Of the cVC+i
habit n thu restricted district, many
~. thH women are t,airts, Il themselves
rtn,i Jd,afHa i alOlt,.
I'll MY believe. A. concluded.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-25
WILL TEACH HOW
TO SERVE REAL
COURSE DINNER

The educational department Of The
Young Women's Christian Association
Announces the opening Of new class
in domestic science beginning on Sal
urday morning Of this week and con
tinuing for j. weeks. This is al al
vanCed class intended for those WhC
have had some elementary lessons in
cooking or who have had practical eA
perience.
: The special subject mailer viii E2
the preparation aud serving OF f4!l
course dinners at least one lesson be.
ing devoted to each couIse. Mrs
Glenn Jackson, the teacher OF both
the association classes in domestic
science, is graduate OF tue school
OF home economies at ST Lawrence
University There arr still very few
vacancies il both CIaosss
The class i'll millinery, Taught ~
Miss Jeanette Matthews and Miss
Grace Dougan OF The millinery depart
ment at the B. f. EhIera q COMPANY
continues to gruw in popularity IN
erS old shapes uuu discarded trim.
mings are being transformed lhtu new
and faStIouaUIv atl les, and the UWuor-
Of tie altra@ ,i}r Crvatl1uo m@auW hlt,
are acquiring oUEG - tlC sAlti ut tAc
teachers
The Gle, Club Las uuullvu Ito -
tstfatiou b urr The uDoulU~ aud IL il
hoped that II Viii alIiu luubl'. in til.
very near uturC. AltAhuah the Claas
-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-25
DOCTOR ScUDDER #
AND MISS B0SHER
TO MARRY TONIGHT

Or. Doremus Scudder, pastor OF Cen
trail Union church, and Miss Mabel
Bosher, former principal OF kawsfa.
hao Seminary, viii be married st 5
O'Clock this evening &C Athert6n Han.
at the seminary. Manoa. Rev, John
L. Scudder OF Los Angeles. brother OF
the bridegroom, viii perform the cere.
mony.
No formal invitations for the wed.
ding have been issued. Those present
will be the relatives and offcSal FAINT
lies Of the bride and brfdegroons,
which include the trustees and mem.
bers of the faculties OF the Mid -Pacfle
Institute. which includes kawaiahao
Seminary: the officers OF Central
Union church, and members or the
Hawaiian Board OF Missions. Invita-
tions for a reception 10 be held 10
Anterior Hall at $40 O'Clock, jlist
following the ceremony, have been Is
sued by the trustees and faculty u
the Mid Pacific Institute.
Between Silva Rise and Liberty thea.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-25

Between Silva Rise and Liberty thea:
ter, gold nugget brooch. Reward
This office. 531y-3t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-08

srzoo1- e11 ! c-zxs that z01or zo-
lis 1zEoz E0re gLo-z0zs thai any
page o. history hat has 81 ben
Written I'll D. re page E5zx records
or cain . -Ae p-oDise made .
re pszcs-zzsrs
This Is ze DAY fo< which ths zgss
have beea waiting For nineteen
hundred pears TIE gosp=l q ~ Prince
q Peace las been zaE1g is mats
&c zz-cn around ia world ard DIR
ing these centuries TIE philosophy O
-1s SerZc1 o1 -1e Mount 5zs become
Zore and more ne rale 81 daily ufs
L ozly remains % HI that code q
morals frou the Isvsl O ne individual
ard make i real II the Lax q nations.
and GUS Is TIA nation bssr prepared
. 81 the example. We are less han
persd ~ precedent than other nations
and therefore more 1-ee % act zl
iprsciz-e The TzlEe q precedent
whaz higher tribute can pay Il than
70 say thai Il is as universal g ne
laE C gravitz1oa and as necessary
70 stability and yet TIE Iaw O
graEi-z1on controls only inzninz-s
.1z-1re-sTerzLai1g that lives K II
constant combat zirh he Izx q
gravIta1on- The uuest insect that
creeps upon The grond wins Z victory
over il every tine II moves, even
-ae slendsr blade OF grass sings .
song @ triumph over this universal
law IS Il lifts Itself up toward the sun
50 every step n human progress
breaks the law CT precedent Prsce-
dent lives Z The p1st-it relies On
memory: because . thing never vas
. precedent declares that L can never
D. Progress walks By faith and dares
; 70 try t1e things that ought TO Be-.
This. TOO, Is The leading Christian
- nation We give more money ever
p year 10 carry the gospel TO those whe
live under ether flags than any othel
- nation now living OF that has evei
5 lived The two reasons combine 1,
r ~ the eyes OF the world upon Us Z
i. the one nation which IS a hbert-
/, . lead the way from the blood-staines
q methods Of the past out into the large
r and better day
e Ne must not disappoint the hope
: which cur ideals and achievement
have excited II know the hear
q Of The American people they are no
> wiling that this supreme opportanit-
Z snail pass unimproved, No. Ia
D metropolitan press IS not the voice Q
E the nation; you can no more measur
n the sentiment OF the peace-lovln
d masses BY the froth Of the lingo pres
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-08
DORINDA DELAYED Al
DAYTONA BY ST01

Tie p0EE Eac1I Do-znEz. waica b
lons . ] e Savage. ne x5zsr
EnoS1 theatrical nlzgnare q Sen
Eo-a- <as unable 70 Leave a1 Hocr-
ing tbs morning II AcDoaal6s szip
yard because O the heavy a0rzhsss<
Eind sEeeplng d0~a the river osr
~ and sand bars line Eae 2-ruw
chzn2el thro1gh ~hica 3 vessel zsz
pass 70 reach opez zzEer. SfsBzl1
the Do-nda attempt d nzvigzze RE
channel she you'd probably PIE her-
self Up On the lee hznk
Owing 70 slight accident = TIE
engine room. the yacht III ; sznkzn
obstruction few days ago. osadlaE
her r11der and Krenchlng one OK hsr
twin propeIlers from the shz1 Nc
DOaald's ship xard tDok he- Z ehzrge
and 5srEsd her Out On Ihe wzys = ;
5tffy.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-08
CO.. nIAn MAKES
STRONG IMPRESSION
fc<zrxszssz1 s-ozs E,zze .ss~4

- zsozxs1y 49, Icy eszzs11 "a -
exsy s2g - yssse1t va L. . e-gs1-
Ezs, z-a $50 s-s1. szz s-.se1 stzzs- re
Il Azss< zz6 szzsr 81 2z2--s~sggs--
xx1 ,rsssrre 80 5@zks. I aese< II
s<as9 - kez- Ezsz Esaeevg s6rzzcsd
zfxsr tze Svesee. szx h<gzz- - ssse
s<se4o1 81 cozgvsse. sa-1ag t4s pzss
sftszE ~ tveztg pears ws have heard
sozps z4ypczr1xx tass eoct~tn@ aid
fazzx<zzx Ga Eso<s szs1Lsssz5s AID :
lzsxsr army. bzt their Interest co1ld
xe1erzzly ~ traced - their Ezsszsss
CHARACTERIZATION were z1xozs =
fsxrzsA Srspa<saness themselves azl
therefore advocates Of the Eaec-y. Ez'
szen f1ls war broke cat I thozg1'
that ~ least one good w0ale coEe
e11 - n, namely thai no one SIOUX
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-08

tez6 70 change os- zsozlcE. -1e change
-zst ao< - rszde ~hIse THIS wz- lasts
Z ws e1a-ge now. & XII Be = con
tesszo1 -7zx xe hare been wrong and
t1z< Ez-epe has ben right ard Z ~
-zxe this confession. xs shall M
oasy be p5Eerlsss . assist tas 5-zlig-
ere1E countries 81 = good eZzrIe.
5z1 we shall by imitation. encourage
them g TIE course which las 6-zE-
ezsza into tazs unprecedented conflict
L re are ever . change or policy.
no= o. al lines IS not tae tine . =
= al journalist among cher
things: whenever any o1e asks ne
shat ! an. M answer IS. ; journalist
an proud Of tae profession though
not q al t5e Members q IL Z Ee
hare Ezr. shah insist = ne name OF
TIE journalists O TIE country that he
srst battle hne shah b z1ads ID q
1s2go e1EGors that they nay have The
glory Of dying before any one else IS
aar1
The danger q rzr wIta Germany
no~ seems % Be passed and the cozn-
~ Is relieved . have tae American
+. position il he submarine controversy
accepted But whlle there ~as q pos
slbEllEy Of Ear-~hlIe TIE question vas
scute-soE2e Of our American papers
were insisting that we ought 70 20
- Ear With Germany a. any cost I
60 not belssve that oar people would
oe willing 70 send one hundred thous-
and brave Americans 70 death because
. little more than z hundred TOOK
ships that they ought lot 20 have
taken into the danger zones about
which they fully understood i IS
mot THAI our people did not have 2
right . take those ships Under 81
/! ternational Law they did have q right
70 sail o. those ships but great IN
ternati0nal questions can not Be set
tied on naked legal rights.
We stand al the head OF The neu
tral nations; the world looks to u
. 70 act as mediator when the time 70.
mediation comes. Il, FOR any reason
J no matter what that reason may BE
We enter this var. We must step dox1
from our high position and turn owe
; 70 some foreign nation al opportunit.
such as never came to any nation be
/ fore and may never come again.
Then, too, We are the next q XII
{ 70 ali the nations nov a. war. the
| are blood Of our blood ard bone o
] cur bone. Not soldier boy falls d
t any battlefield over yonder but II
: wall Of sorrow IN his home finds a
4 echo al some American Preside, an
4 these nations have right to expec
5 that we viii remain the friend Of al
and be IN position 10 play the par
q OF friend when a friend can aid
? Some nation must lift the vorI
: out OF the black night OF war into N
I light of that day when an endurin
+ Ipeace can be built on love and brotl
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-08

ze-ezsxz~ S<zz5 k,excre a s-zsesssxe-ar
zz1Aezee al z~xze ma preparedness
wa1s1 z~evez- ~z- Z var eozz1 -
y-esez.s1 ~ rrezz-e6-ess. sze-e
~o-zs - % wz< & rzroszzs to.xzy. fe,r
s5ev kzre e-~-s : xerevzsso- getting
rezey s1r szss wzx. -ngy hza ne
kz-s<sszx a. -esxv. - s1ev xe@sez5
~zz : -szzea- Ezsz .ze xzx aroxe
-. shs@e seSt PREPARED vert 81 s-s-
z.d o<aers srsEo-red as t.ev couE6 1-e-
ss-e. at ] bezsere sazs. = we rad
sesn - vel s-e,s-ed Is sgzse nox
Ak Is = -. Ne xoa11 - 81 .se va
soazy xsaz4zx feg- blood - lastly
Is z-v x tae-4-
~Ff voa would know wsst the dan
gers g prersa-es-sess xii D. Il pre-
pz~eczess becomes Z national poacy
i and Is zz-a5s.isserezs bw these Who sre
sezdsnx 81 this crusade. Inst imagine
shat tie saezzsza. wezsd he tss6zv
xfta 50 rnzzv osyor1szs-ses % e.
into t-oahIe. II we had IA The Waite
Hoase q lingo with The aaelsst'
standard q honor and ANXIOUS for Z
Sight. We have reason 70 be grzteful
sshzs re have a ys~D~sderr ma ws7r
.lorss peace AID Is irving 70 and :
peaceful solution q al The pro5Iems
that confront rs.
II the singoes insist that ve A.
q danger q attack. lei rs propose TIA
we get ready By building roads. i
will greatly increase cur defensiv.
power Il we are able % quickly rzobil
lie our army and rapidly transpor
il 10 the point threatened. And ther
Is an advantage about this kind a
preparedness Il. after re have ure
| - r
come. We shall Be able to make goo.
nse a. fba urepa-atton :. re scr
~ n-o.sye.,son = so.vaxa- &c 6,ve-
The money f~,r, psesul channels ),
~reva /. .1s -, b...,e.as-s .,a -,
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-01-08

than v04 ca MEASURE 11s Oceans
silent Depths b TIE fDzn up0a rs
waves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
W0MAN'S CLUBS
Drama Leaaue Meets.

The Drama league department Of
the Woman's club gathered az the \.
O. L. W. hall yesterday afternoon for
their regular meeting The program
was unusually attractive and dealt
with the plays of Granville Barker.
tis play The Madras House being
..al hy Mrs Walter = Kelley and
discussed This is the story of a
large dry goods establishment. owned
hy the Hu-tables. q coiorless Eng
h~h family. Robert HuXtable. one Of
the owners. and his six commonplace
daughters. Illuminated by phiiosOphic
bits from other characters.
The plays OF Granville Barker are
wonderfully up to date. and create "a
mood that makes the characters stand
out as living breathing beings Each
OF his plays BIS written TO depict a
period and shows up social defects Of
that age. and are full Of humor and
Clrycrness. The playwright is a type
OF man fun of ideas and above all a
thinker and reaSoner and not only
makes his play appeal to the ear. but
TO The eye as well. in his exceptional
settings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
WANTS TO DEBATE
WITH COL. BRYAN

OMAHA. Neb.. Feb lf-Richard l..
Metcalfo. former governor OF tho Pan
anna Canal zone. and nov publisher o.
weekly paper in Omaha. today telc-
Eraphed William j. Bryan al Miami,
Fla. suggesting ID Joint debate on the
question Of preparedness before the
voters or Nebraska. 10 has been stat
ed i'm the press that Mr.. Bryan intends
90 deliver IN Nebraska between March
I'D and the date of the state primaries.
April Is. speeches i'm opposition 20 the
administration preparedness policy.
Mr. MctCtlfe asked that six joint de
bates be arranged. one in each con
sressional district OF the state during
this time.
Mr. Metcaife has been intimately as
sociated with Nj Bryan In journals
uc and political work tor p years. HIS
telegram says lu part.
No one knows better than I do OF
your power upon the stump / have,
however such faith in the correctness
OF The national defense proposition and
am 30 deeply impressed with the duty
resting upon the humblest American
citizen i'm the crisis. which ! believe
conironts our country. that have con
Guided TO make you this offer hoping
io offset your power as debator with
'he Righteousness OF my cause"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
MOUNDSVILLE
COUNCIL BUSY
IMPROVEMENTS TO STREETS AND
WATER SYSTEM CONSIDER
ed AT LONG SESSION.
City Solicitor Submits Opinion That
Male Citizens over so Should
Pay Capitation Tax.

The regular monthly meeting of tho
MoundsyiIle council was held last
evening and il proved a rather busy
season. Matters concerning the inn
provements 10 tho streets. water sys-
TEN. ordering bills paid and other
business affairs were settled City
Solicitor r. r. Moore read written
opinion concerning tho age limit for
city capitstion tax
The first matter that came before
the council was the approving OF the
bond of Police officer James r. Kid
der. They then took up and ordered
paid the 10 per cent that sru re-
mains due Contractor II. J. NcFadden
for the paving OF the streets City
Solicitor Moore's written opinion was
next read and Mr. Moore said that in
his opinion tho argument that an male
voters over rho age or 80 wears worc
exempt from city cauitation TAX is
wrong
L. G. Brock submitted "a proposition
for the widening OF Tomlinson avenue
and agreed 20 donate strip Of ground
three feet wide the entire length OF
his property ~ like amount of
ground was secured ON tho opposite
side OF tho street This was taken
under consideration and viii probably
BE- decided on at thc next REGULAR meet
ing.
The Wheeling Traction Company
presented a petition asking that they
be allowed 10 discontinue running their
cars along Thompson avenue from
Tenth 20 Fifteenth streets This was
also taken under advi=eweD' An 0r-
der was entered that the wufer com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-15
UPRISING oUELLED

I1DINiN. Ar.l Feb DANCER
81 Corn Indian uprising among tao Na-
NaIn fr.t. .n northeastern Arizona bias
been st'r'ad s. fhc result CD. DO peace
between fu. Indians and government
officials ~ fsw DAYS seo. HDCorjiue 'o
Joseph Dillon. United States marshal
who returned from FLAGSTAFF and Tuba.
THE Indian. hHI threatened FOB .l
ON thD v.. path" because of rhe KILL
.r. recently o navajo Dos police
officers. The leader were arrested
UDrIIu. 600 Irts-IEaf.uu
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in the parlors Of tho Hotel Wind
sor tomorrow Afternoon the Woman's
Literary club will meet for a very in
terestiuE program Mrs T. &. Burke
will lecture ON modern French writ
ers as represented hy Anatole France
and bordeaux Mrs j. Harold Bren-
nam VIII give Literary Current Events.
Mrs AW's az Boston who was 90 have
spoken boo tho interest Of Tho Equal
Suffrage League. has been called out
Of the city. which is matter Of re-
greet
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DEMOCRATS TO MEET.

PAEFERSBURG ". Va. Feb. IT,
\ meeting 81 tho state Democratic COM
mittce viii De- held in this city Tuesday
afternoon and evening. The meeting
was called by state Chairman C.. J..
shaver. Of Fairmont a number off
prominent Democrats. including SOM.
Of tho announced candidates and other
prominently mentioned. had arrived too
night The coming primary and other
plans for the State campaign will Dol.
considered. senator Chiffon. IL ls 'X-
p,Ct,d. viii attend.