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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14

Funeral services for the late Ouv-,
frNor. ST.. who died Wednesday evening
90 bis hum. near the $50 bridge was
h''u SAT urdnN afternoon 90 $3.50 o'clock.
90 the late home. Boz charge of Rev. l..
IT, I'Wrliyu. pastor OF tte stone Prcsby-
terrain church. Film grove. and Rev. IL.
D.. u. StriUfr. rector OF So Matthew
B.. D.. church Burial was boo Greenwood
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14
TWENTY YEARS
THIS WHEELING
MAN SUFFERED
Andrew Robinson Tells Rau's Drug
Store He's Better. Thanks
to Nerv-Worth.

Most medicines depend for their
sale on endorsements coming from
unknown far-away users who cannot
be met face to face and asked about
their experience. Not SO in the case
OF Wentworth. Every day IN this
space readers come in contract with
endorsements OF Wentworth. appear
ing over the signature OF well known
and highly esteemed homefolks.
Here's an instance:
Rau's Drug Store-For 20 years 1
have suffered with nervous indices-
ton. Have taken different kinds OF
medicine and tried about everything
| saw advertised What relief de-
rived was only temporary. Doctored
some.
Have taken Wentworth treatment
for two weeks. / feel good. my diges-
ton Is better, my general health is i'm
proved. had but one spell of indiges-
ton since | began and that was my
own fault / recommend Nerv-Worth
as good medicine as il helped me
and I'm satisfied III be cured.
ANDREW ROBINSON.
Mr.. Robinson lives at No. As. Alley
10. Your dollar back al Rau's drug
store II you derive no benefits from
Wentworth.
Our personal guarantee is back OF
this guarantee by the Wentworth Co
t. ii. kau. (Ady)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-14
FRENCH CRUISER
BELIEVED LOST

PARIS. Feb 10. 2.55 p. m-The
following official statement was given
out here today.
The ministry OF marine fears for
the fate of the cruiser Amiral Char
nor. which has been patrolng the
Syrian coast. 80 news has been re-
ceired from the cruiser since Febru-
AIRY when. according Co q German
Telegram submar.no sunk q war
ship"
The Amiral Charnor under normal
conditions carried crew Of $40 She
was 3if feet Ions i6 feet beam and
displaced 1850 toms She was armed
with two as inch gums iu turrets Tor.
ward and aft six 90 inch guns. four
20 Founders. four Founders. six I
Founders and four torpedo tubes She
wa. IaIl down in 1s.4
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
ANNUAL WATERWAYS BILL
CARRIES s40,O0O,OOO
measure comes Up at Committee
Meeting To-day for Report
to House.
VIRGINIA GETS OVER $1,000, 600
or This Amount, S1D0,OO Is Desiy.
nated for james Rivcr-WorL on
TWO North Carolina Projects to BE
Pushed to Extent of S2I8.0OO

WASHINGTON. February 14-De
| tai!s OF the annual river and b,rbor
appropriation bin. ms completed IN com
mtttce. except for the adminis,r,,ion
PROJECT TO deepen East River channel In
New York harbor, became kpown ~
h'Sh'. inc measure. aRyrcgatine $40
oo"""" VIII be brought uD at :: com .
mittee meeting Tomorrow for rcnor,
20 the House with the New York nro-
J.ct the only pending question. 1t car
rieS not only cash APPROXIMATIONS fo,.
every section. but numerous authorizo
lions for examinations and SURVEYS n,
other places.
MI of the expenditures proposed orc
Tor the continuance of work and main
teh;ncc OF projects previously author
ized. and if the committee acts to-mor-
row, as authorized by the Prcsiden.
ana Navy Department to add $1,000. 900
|" IN: item to deepen the channel he
tween Upper New York and the Brook
iyn Navy Yard. il viii be the ONLY new
project reported TO the House.
\ total Of s7.SSc. 900 is to be Sc, aside
Tor appointments along the Missis
sipp River. while Virginia Items in
cinde three main projects. calling for
an expenditure of sI220.oOO. Work
on two North Carolina improvements
Will be pushed TO the extent OF s2lS,o 600
Tho items In detail for these States
are:
nia-Rappahannock River, $780,
"o"; James River, $4,000: inland wa
'crway. Norfolk TO Beaufort Inlet, ST.
100000, together with small items for
Beaufort Inlet and for Pamlico Sound
Beaufort Inlet waterway.
North Carolina-Cap I"oar River
above Wilmington to secure navigat-
abic depths OF eight feet up TO Fayettc-
Vile. $4,000: AZ and below Whining
ton, Sl3j.0Do.
lump sum appropriation IS also
provided for surveys for the following
projects:
N!rsinia-Aquia Creek extension.
York River. Back Creek and Sluight's
wharf TO secure ten-fuot depth, and
2io foot Width: Willis River
North Caro!!na-Ia!n!ico and Tar
lAvcrsl to deepen TO eleven or twelve
feet respectively. with adequate widths
N and below Washington and addi-
tioual depth up and 10 Tarhoro: shall
l"ttc River. from Whites Landing TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
BOPP APPEARS IN COURT
Arrangement Delayed. AuthOritirs
Await Another Indictment Against
German 0nictnI.

SAN FRANCISCO. February "a
Franz Eopp. local consul genera! for
Germany appeared in court today TO
h" arraicDed on a charge or cons piracy
10 set on foot n military expedition
against Canada. but government Of
ncials announced thcy were awaiting
the appearance Of another Indictment
nSaiaSt him before taking action.
TN. arraignmcnt OF Baron Charles
Won Schaack, vicc-cousu!, and Charles
II Erinckcn. chancellor. indicted on a
similar charge. was also delayed
PlcadinGs to charges alleging plots
TO supply German wacships from san
Francisco. thus violating neutrality,
We're set for NEXT Monday. Henry w
l.. Kaufman. chancellor OF The German
consulate; Baron Won Schaack, Maurice
V. Hall. consul general for Turkey
Robert Capcllc. agent OF the North
German Lloyd Steamship Company. and
hfteen others under indictment in this
connection appeared, but other de-
PENDANTS did not.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
SUBMARINE MONITORS"
LATEST GERMAN CRAFT
Within Wutcr-TiGht Battery tr
Mounted Powerful Weapons.
HUnts Already In lSr.
~ ARCIIIBaLD HiRD.
Naval I.Aprrt of the London Daily
'rrfc

LONDON. February lt.--AmonG the
new vessels built 10y Germany are some
described as submarine monitors"
fairly big vessels. Above "a more or
less circular hun is a long battery.
protected by arnc- which can be made
'rnter-;irht In tho center is tho COM
mandcr's tower. Within the water
tight battery are mounted guns. whose
"nliber is unknown. but which are Ger
tanlN powerful weapons.
Such vessels. which are 70 doubt
much swiftcr than the vessels hither-
10 employed Will prove Formidable
The submarine monitor can approach
its unSuSpectinr prey, and can brin.: It's
hrmorcd battery jus; above The water
Leaving tho hull submerged. IN this
awash conutlou, she may bc immune
from I've i'aht artillery OF a merchant
ship. the submarines gums being be
mind steel walls. should Il British, inan-
of-War appear. IL would be. easy 70
close The battery and dip beneath the
surface"
Such vessels. imnsinc, viii he used
in the nCw campaign.
What will tn" ncutrulS, ana pariicu-
lnr!y the tuitc! states, say 20 the claim
that th"s" ships can he sent OUT to
sink NJ sigui any liner or cargo boat
winch has Il gun as Il means OF de-
Tense n@ains, the new piracy.
"e''nahy. by he: :;S. should
strengthen m" law oC nations. for the
'arS" submarine" is merely q small
cruiser with The additional power of
stca!thy approach under the water and
Siedlt.liiy retire II there !. any inter
ference win her by u more powerful
!uau-of-War.
with It's long scaboats less than any
can admit GeT,nanv's claims v-ithcu,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
B0NAPARTE FORECASTS
ELECTION OF ROOSEVELT
Former Acknowledgement Hitter in
Ills Comments on President
Wilson.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch !

Especial 70 The Times Dispa,ch.I
BALTIMORE, February Il-In =
speech to-day before the Prorrcssiv.
party of Maryland. Charles j. Bona
part" former Attorney General. fore
east the election OF Theodore Euosc-
Welt as the next President. Among
Other things he said:
we want a President who means
what he says. and says what he means.
and does what he says he will do We
40 not want Il President who Will cx-
hauSt tho supply of note paper in the
state Department, and then do nothiur
We do not want one who will hear tina,
a score or u hundred or our citizens
have been slain in cold blood. only to
take AN automobile trip or "A yach,in..
cruise. while he thinks up "a new note
some people find il Very hard to
understand our position. Yesterday
the Democratic morning papers here
said, as understand, that Colonel
IiooScvclts acceptance of u nomination
by tEc Republicans would leave TIA.
sad remnant OF the Bull Moose party
marooncd on Il desert island, with no
sail IN sight As one Of tho sad rem
nant$. ] say most heartily: So he it, |
shall be perfectly contcntcd 10 pass
the next five years OF | am destined
son cruSoc, provided am assured that
Theodore Roosevelt will pass four years
OF them in the White House, and that
Woodrow Wilson will pass the game
four in the pleasures of private life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
TO EDUCATE PHYSICIANS
IN TUBERCULOSIS FIGHT
Scientists Of National Prominence Viii
Lecture at Schonl 10 he I:stnh-
HShcd at Snrnnac Lake,

NEW YORK, February l4--Scicrtis,s
OF national prominence in the study and
Fc"tm"nt OF tuberculosis. il was an
iSuunccd hcrc tonight vii! lecture q,
"a school to be established a, Sar,nnc
Lake. y. J.. in May for the .ducaiIon
ot PhiSicl1ns and rescarch WORKERS
lao wish TO enlist in the camu;i.,n
I" control tuberculosis. Tho course OF
study in line with the plans worked
our 10y the late Or. Edward J.. ,Trudcau
WI! TIE III the nature OF post graduate
"ork Tor specialists such as those VINO
no" treat heart. eye, ear. nose and
throat complaints. and for social
workers Interested IN relieving suf
tcrcrs from the disease OF tubcrcu.
osie.
Among those who have agreed 90 de
liver lectures At the new school are
Professor W. II. Wclch, OF Johns Hon
kIns University: DR.. II NJ. I3iygs, New
York state Health Commissioner: DR.
Th"obald Smith. director OF Hockcfeller
Institute: DR.. Y. Y. Bowdlcch. medical
director. sharon Sanitariuin: DR. T. r.
Gosiin, assistant professor of mcdi-
cine, harvard University; DR.. r. II. VI.
Lands director Henry phipDs Insti-
'ute; Or. James Alex Miller. chief OF
tuberculosis cliucs. New York: Or. II.
J.. hish"p. secretary AntituhcYculosis
League. Cleveland. ana DIR. H. Gideon
Wells, professor Of pathology. rniver.
SHY OF New York
hospitals a. Saranac Lake ar. said
TO he especially adapted TO research
work, and II is believed tina, an army
O. specialists Will tc graduated and
practically trained 20 dcn, wiui the
distasc
The army apparatus VIII be a, the
diSposn! OF the physicians at the new
school.
In. Trudc;,u established cottage
/ c"ntnrni'y AZ Saranac Lake for the
! treatment OF tuberculosis patients.
After this work had been thorouvhl,,
, organized hc took M scientific audi.
81 tuberculosis. Tn" opening OF !,
school for the Tuberculosis spccial.ley
- the next step in the general MAN
FOR lighting not only tuberculosis, I'M,
{ the conditions that Permit it to exist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
GERMANS MAKE GAINS
IN TWO ENGAGEMENTS

Hrh'-iN. February IL via Lordon,.
important GAINS t9T ;he Germans in
w" engagements were reported to-day
by tn" Na' Office Northwcs: OF
'a"afe 'os'iioFS over "a front Q: zoo
A"lIS "sre captured. seNc" officers and
'"' men ''iNS mate I:isone& III the
s.S!"H g. NHevS'nt' no"! The French
iie''t!sr' a'!itd positions sea yards Ions,
"@rc CAPTURED
i"-"aE Official statement, says.
N's,'rA 'heat@r @; war: Lively az
ti."'E HsAis haN" continued over areRt
Porti0ns OF 'he front puri"s The
n'Sh' me eheW$ again directed His ire
o'' lens an" LEVIN,
south al The SonW', stubborn n&u,s
He'eioped around ~ advanced and
'N''HH'"s spread Of our position. We
$40 UP . surrounding attack on out
post trenches
I'm 'he Champagne. enemy counter
'''acES made south Of = Marie were
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
Shallotte Bridge: Capo Fear River
channel into Carolina Beach Pier New
Haven County: Town Creek.
CHALLENGE TO BRYAN
McirnIfe SuSEcsts Joint Debate on
Preparedness I'm Each Congress
siUnal District OF Nebra.k.

OMAHA. NI;B.. February I4.--Rich
ard l.. Metcnifc. &ormcr Governor r
the Panama Canal Zone, and now pub
Usher OF weekly paper in Omahn, to.
day telesraphcd William i. Bryan. at
Miami Fla, suggesting 4 Joint debate
on the question of preparedness before
the voters OF Nebraska. II has been
stated in his press that Mr.. Brynu
intends TO deliver in Nebraska between
March 20 and the date Of the Stat.
primary. April Is. speeches In oppos,
ton to tho administrations prepared,
ness policy. Mr.. hIctcalfo asked tina,
congressional district during this term
MIR. Mctcalfe has been intimately "a.
sociat"d with Mr. Bryan in Journalistic
and political work for many years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15

the explosion OF mine on the south
side OF Tho road between Ncuvine and
la Folie,
TO the south OF the River Sommo
an attack by our troops made ycStcr-
DAY evening against the works held by
The Germans south OF the River Frisc
resulted in our occupying "a certain
section OF trench. y countera;tacll Gle.
livcrcd by the enemy was checked by
our fire. One German comp;,n! was
surrounded by GU, troops uud Gcci-
"atcd. The captain and seventy SUR
r'vors surrendered. Tho total numoor
o. prisoners at present in our HANDS
- about 100 Several machine guns
were a'so captured by us according
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
BRYAN DECLINES TO DISCUSS
CHALLENGE. III, n,.u

TAMPA. FLA. February h.-wil.
liam jennings Bryan. who delivered an
address on preparedness" tonight ,t
kissimmc". Fla. declined to discuss
the challenge to joint debate sent
him by Richard =. Metcalfc, OF Omah:,
Press dispatches telling OF tho chal
lcnge were read to him over the tele-
phone and brought only the response
that he had no reply to make"
Mr. Bryan declined to intimate what
decision he might mako after return
Ing to Miami. whore no expects to re-
ceiVe Mr.. Metcalfe's telegram.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15

Single men who did not attest
under the Earl of Drrb!'s ptnn
are subject to con,pulsurN military
service. with ccrtuia ciusSc. or On
emptiunS. under the terms of the
nrs passed ut the last session Of
Parliament. which went Into effect
Februar! 10. 4 London dispatch OF
saturday. r0rccnstinE this call. said
the unexpectedly spread summons
might he attributed to the man! re-
cent consultations hrtmrcn the Min
int"r DC Munitions and the Wur
Office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
POISON FOUND IN HOME
OF ORPHET'S FATHER
Identical With That Believed to
Have Ended Life OF Marian
Frances Lambert.
STATE is READY FOR TRIAL.
Lake County Officials Announce That
Other Arrests Are POSSible-Par-
cntS OF Girl Disclnim Any Desire
TO Release COlleSian.

CHICAGO. February li.--Discovcry
of n quantity of poison in the basement
OF the HON" IF Will n. Orphct. col
lcsian. accused OF the murder Of his
former sweetheart, Marian Frances
lambert, and the announcement by
Lake County officials chat other arrests
wcr" possible. were developments late
to-day in the inquiry into the death
OF Miss Lambert
The poison was found by States At
torncy Dady and Chief OF Police Nc
Guirc. and, according TO tho States
attorney. it was identical with that
which is believed to have ended the
life Of the Lake Forest high school
girl.
Word came from Madison. Wis. that
II drug clerk had admitted selling Il
bottle of medicine 10 Orrhct ON Tues
day morning bcfor. the young man
made his secret trip TO Lake Forest to
meet the girl in the lonely woods
where her body was found. Another
report. which was listened TO by the
authorities, was tina; the Young man
had bought an empty two-ounce bottle
in Madison which might have been the
poison containcr, for which - diiiCcnt
search has been made
to-day amy desire To rcicusc Orphct
lie permitted Ia take it's course
POISON CRYSTALS BURIED
N ASH HEAP IN SuBluu
Poison crystals wcr. found buried
in aII ash heap In the suburb of Lake
Forest to-day. Search OF the ash pile
resulted from information received by
states ATTORNEY Dady. II was on tire
estate of Cyrus II Mccormick. OF which
orphct'S father. .. t.. prphci. is super
intendent. An undergraduates admitted
that lie buried the POISON under orders
from the senior crphct.
ION to-day's dcvciopmcuts We are
ready TO go 10 trial" saiG Mr. G,Ay
81 alu convinced that the bottle rur-
chased by young Orphet is ,hc one in
which the deadly poison was contained.
Young Orphet slept Tuesday night IN
Il garage on the Mccormick cStat"
Tn. poison used FOR spraying plants
was accessible. The cabinet III which
IL was kept was broken open We
have not found the bottle. although
the poison WAS OF 81 nature so deadly
that death must have come 10 Miss
Lambert before She could throw IL
away. 4 grain OF the stun Is sufficient.
70 CANS" instant death Orphct has
confessed that he stood beside her and
saw her die ON these facts We are
ready TO go TO trial"
Although Miss Lambert is said to
have been confronted with tho fear
of motherhood in September. she was
not in this condition a. the time OF
her death. the coroner who performed
the autopsy said, but told Orphct 80. in
tho hope that he would remain true 10
her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
Remaining Single Men
Are Called to Colors

LONDON. February ii.-Au official
r'"i"nst"n calling mp the rrn,aili-
I'M: single men under the Derby plan
ana til" military. service nrt was
pasted To-day.
Thr call to the coiorS will have
tue effect of enrolling NIL the single
mon OF military aEc who have not
''crn exempted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
TRY TO DESTROY TRAIN
BEARING FRENCH PREMIER
.iu>tro-iiungarian Air Squadron Di-
reefs Activity at Distinguished
Guests OF Italy.
HAD CONFERRED WITH KING
fiot:lia Drops Bombs i'll Milan. and
Six Persons Are Reported Killed.
Three Other Cities Visited. but
AMOUNT Of Damage Not known.

Special Cabi" 20 The Times Dispatch. |
LoNpoN. February ii~-Au Aus,ro-
hungarian air squadron to day tried to
blow uo the train bearing Premier
BRAND OF France: NJ Leon Rourscos
minister w!,hou, portfolio IN ;hc French
Cabinet. and other leaders back from
conference with King Victor En-
manuel at his hcad"uartc-s NJ the
front.
y close ccpsorship has been clampcd
down nu al Italian cable and tele-
graph lines. aud il is not known how
clos. thc raiders came ia thc train.
only w:@cer dispatches have been al
lowed through These merely state
THAT i i believed III Rome the cxc!u-
sive ohjcc, of the raid was 10 wreck
tho train.
Tho nj" no,i;a dropped bombs in
Milan, according to ncws reaching bore
SIX persons are reported 10 have been
Killed and several wounded Three
other large cities. 7; eviglio. BcrEamo
anG HreS ia. also were visited.
II IS no, known VIVA, damage was
done. although an Official announcement
issued IN Rome admits tina; "a: Monza.
Within a f"w niles % Milan. The en-
riato"y chapel, erected on the spot
whcro tho late King iumbert was as
>"SSi0aiod was struck by "a bomb
The following sentcnc" is attached
t The Daily News THE famous Milan
Cathedral escaped un.cathcd. The
cathedral i within few hundred
yards of the royal palace. The res;
% tn" dtsra,ch deal, with Saturdays
iR,ySpI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
LETTERS N TRUNK
ARE RUINED Dl WATER

The FigNn !"ttcr mentions person
named "Forrara.' and speaks or rhc
trunk containing "all ihosr letters and
papers as hrvIn1 boon under water
for thirteen days. They were ruined
by the water the letter says
After reading the translntions, Cap
tain HUNT sent kilograms to Nashville
Tenn; Saitla. col; ST. Paul and ST
Louis, asking that search be made for
CroncS. Nilegrimi, a friend of Croncs
"hen asked concerning the letters, said
'hat "hlN three OF them We're his. r."
dchied th"i "a" was AN anarchist and
implicated In any plot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
10 Cure a Cold in One Dav

I"Er LAXATIVE URO3tO oII%!NE Tablets
-. Stssir ittunH none &c - tIils % c.ry r
W. "foNEs signature .s on each box 2;c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-15
COUNTRYWIDE. SEARCH
BEGINS FOR JItOS. y

Country wide search for Crones,
former assistant chef in The University.
Cup, ana the suspected poisoner of
more than 100 guests last Thursday at a
dinner TO Archbishop MundcIcin. was
conducted to-day
Tic activity Of tn" police ctntered
chiefly in localities known TO be fire.
d"cntcd By persons of auarchistic tn
denotes
The authorities in New York Detroit.
50, Louis. 81. !uul and other cities
were asked 10 cooperate I'm the effort
to !ind The suspected man
Letters found ~ tn. possession Of
John AllcgriM!. friend Of Croncy.
were carefully scrut!uiHcd H., the po-
lice. No scrap of paper according 10
the police. was LETT 10y comes when
he made his hurried Hight from his
looming piac" me day OF the baiuiet.
Ia the A!iegr!Mi letters the police
| ioUnd reference 10 Mrs. Sophie Br.sci.
"1do" Of Gac'ano iirosci, who in 1900
assassinated King Humhcrt of Italy
and died in an Italian prison. Mrs
Eresci, tho police said. moved 20 81.
Paul ;thon' a year ago. Detectives s,pt
10 the house where She lived in Chicago
were unable 10 obtain anything which
had bearing on the case.
Unsuccessful efforts wore mad. m
find tn" plant Of an auarchts; public,
ton, through which the% believed .ncv
might establish that Cromcs WIS allied
wiih world group Of anarchist
which had plotted violence i'm Europe.
From the local mannrc! of q core
! Spoud"ncc sChoo! with which Cron.e
TOOK ny course ina chemistry tn,
prIl"" learned that tho sEgu.o;,d ,..,,,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-12-20

b. one life 10 lose fer my country
shown at the Apollo tonight Six
wonderful acts
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-10-20

MIRIAM REBEKAH LODGE NO. 20
Phoebe, Nevada. Meets on every
Thursday at 1880 o'clock P. NJ, at
/. o. o. F. Hall. All visiting broth
ers and sisters are cordially invited
to attend. Mrs. Mona Scott, Noble
Grand; Mrs. Jessie Ewing, Secretary
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1916-10-20
May Talk In Reno

Theodore Roosevelt, now on his
western whirlwind campaign in be-
half of Hughes, may address the peo-
pie of Reno some time within the
next ten days. This information was
elected at local Republican head
quarters yesterday. The exact date
could not be given. For some rea,
son or other Nevada was left out OF
Colonel Roosevelt's original western
schedule. but efforts are now being
made to arrange 1t SO that he will
stop at Reno for few hours enrOutt
from Salt Lake City to Sacramento
Journal.