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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-20
THE THEATRES
at PAYS TO ADVERTISER

individuals who like 10 laugh, and
there are many Of them in the city
are Interested in the coming of Conan
and Harris latest farce hit, Ut Pays
To ADVERTISE" the Rio Cooper Megrue
land Walter Hackett play which broke
al records for business last year. ana
which comes 10 the Court theatre to-
night for a TWO days engagement:
This latest farce, under the skl'i1ul
direction of The firm which seems TO
have Il perpetual habit Of sending Out
biz farce hits year after wear. reali!
needs no boosting. for il adyertises IL
self. being one of the brightest, most
ENJOYABLE plays produced in recent
wears. 1t is thoroughly appreciated
because il is simple. It's delicious
story is interviewer with love, laugh
ter and the philosophy Of the adver-
Using game.
The so-called tired business man re-
turns TO his home with the prescnta-
ton of at Pays TO ADVERTISE" feeling
considerably less tired" If there is
tired business man in this city who
won't find Il viewing Of this play 4
better nerve tonic. general bracer
and health restorer than any musical
comedy that ever was seen on the
boards. the enthusiasts, who know
this play. are willing to be clasSed as
poor prophets.
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|BELLAIRE CENTRALS
SWAMP NEWARK, $40
DUFFY WENT OVER GOAL LINE
FOR TOUCHDOWN IN THREE
MINUTES OF PLAY.
Score Is Piled UP During Entire Game
-Newark's Line Is Easily Pene-
trated For Long Gains.

PLAYING true TO form after weeks Of
hard practice. the Bcllaire Centrhls
struck their stride yesterday ana piled
up ~ 10 nothing score on the lnSt
Newark club. Duffy scored thu hrSl
touchdown on a long end run thrc" nin,
utrS after play started. Grown scored
the second touchdown on long end
run.
The team work Of The Ccntrals was
tn. best This season. and II was nara
TO pick any individual star.
McMillcn played his first game in he
Central uniform and put up IL great uH1
fcnsiv.. game, and Herman VINO played
his first game in the Central uniform
also contributed to the score of plunSlhg
Ncwark's line for big gains:
The players who crossed Newark
line ar, as follows: Duffy. Brown. Foley,
l5aucrS, Herman ana hTauE' l"o 44'tc
up: -o
Young and Conaway Brady and CraWlHy
Left End.
Altmier ....... .SniVclE ana Mc-hi''8h
Left Tackle.
Scott and Frank. j. Jewel and watson
Left Guard.
q Scott ....,........-. Lung
w. ''N Center.
Hawkins and Cook $1,000. ....... Doyle
Right Guard.
Grauff- CocaWaur .... Bricknier-'e"e4
Right Tackle.
n NrcCluskev RauCrS and TuSkey
Right End.
L. McCluslIcy ......;. ;..''...' AoNS
Quarterback.
Cada and McFcc -. Foley And lehman
Left Half.
T<cDDedy ............ pl'NH
Right Half.
HOwSrr and Nnwhcry .......-..> torp"tt
FullhaCk.
Percrec--.T.nftuS.
'mpirc---FOrd.
Head LincSman--Eraigg.
Tjmcrs--Walchli and DelninGer
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FERRY ATHLETICS
LOST FAST CAN'T:
WEIGHT OF EX-CARLISLE TEAM
PROVES TOO MUCH FOR
MULLANEY'S MEN.
Pitcairn Was Srtnogcst Team That Has
Paced LEGAL Aggregation
This Season,

,lu, ui i.l,, .ml"$t interesting ali OK
citing games Witnessed II THIS section
:nr som" tlu', wa that a. yesterday
aft"rnnnn AT I.rHgiir Park. when iit'' tit
rlairu ,Iriik"rS met aud defeated The
Ferry Athletics by ti' score of IT,.
After The first Kick -uII il rnuli be
plainly seen that rh' Athletics w"r" up
against Til" Str"!g"S; team thh' mas
appeared u I."agu" l'ark This S"S"n. nd
although uutpIHyrl intervals during
the contest vet ~ other timrs tn" Ath-
l"iirS played their opponents on even
tearns An injury /" Captain fl"an-
man lsS"nrd E"rry'S chrnr"S ~ least SO
per cent as his services on the !inr are
very poijrablr. lie injured his knee
during the SECOND half with The ball in
pitcairns possession on F"rry's yard
line. Flcahmau VAS carried off tn" field
and will be unHhl" /" i'Iay f." some
time.
Fcrry'S touchdown WIS mad" by Null
Hnry. VIII" by assistance OF RI" other
Ferry backs brought ill.," hall from Pit
CAIRNS 50 yard line by cnI runs, for
ward passes and line plays I" tn" yard
mark. wher, tho husky Athletic quarter
plunged the remaining diStamc" for
touchdown Rurn'$ work was Of the
highest quality for tn" visitors ana
PLAYED an excellent game. lie is 4 for
mcI Carnegie TnCh man and played
against Yale earlier in 'hc season.
Bauer. right end for The Athletics. was
The bright star for his team rs ms de-
rcnsivc work was tho best seen ut Lea
gu" Park this season. Muiianey ran ne
lean in great style and carried the
hr,ut Of the work on his shoulders. He
made many gains through the opposing
team as hc appeared ~ b" The ong FER
~ back who could gain against tlt"alrh.
~ back who could gain against Pitcairn.
Following is he lineup:
Ferry Athletics Pitcairn Quakers
1t,rcrhlcr.publ ('onOll-E elerulck
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RUSSIAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Hardly another of the great orcheS-
tras of This country has TO It's credlt
the introduction TO American audi
ences of so many artists who have
since attained worldwide renown. as
has the Russian Symphony Orchestra
which with its famous conductor
Modest Altschuler, will be heard at
the Court Theatre on next "Wednesday
evening, November %.
Mischa Elman made his American
debut at Russian Symphony concert
in New York. when the violinist was
q boy in his teens and his name was
unknown except to q few musicians
who had kept in close touch with mat
tcrs musical and were aware OF his
successes in Europe. Mr.. Allschuler
had heard the boy abroad and had
confidence in him and was willing 10
engage him. whereas no other orches-
trail manager would give the youth a
similar chance Mr.. Elman has al
ways been mindful OF this and he has
PLAYED with the Russians whenever
and wherever the opportunity has Of
fPrpd,
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northwestern AND
Ohio STATE FOR
CONFERENCE HON0RS

CHICAGO. Nor. l?.--i'uolhail r!cvrnS
81 tic Dig H!Hr ra!i'y 'ui"uEn 80.
Gay games P!aEinr ifu" ~ r%, -, ~"
the exception OF 4 Slsle uPSvtM>t -.
totally unexpected HvlcaI VI i'''OA' IL
inc hanus OF chicago.
Northwestern disposed OF Purdue
hUrying the huilcrmalicrs under thlrt!
,,i"ht to six score. AMI krpI It's stat"
clean for the championship game with
In: und"fc;Itru ohio state eleven 1t 30
lUmbUS next Saturday. Ohio state hhd
already finished its conference schedule.
with The exception Of I'll" clash with
N"tth%cHtGtn. an" "ai ILL ,.,t,i"E
'N'' it'''mlHS Nv go. e,ruoS
N'ht |" N''." =! - ~ - cha,,n-
!" r, "t 'i'n .'''' 'H '"7' LII 10
!o!ls"'P nN'''e'
Touted as being 8 Zoe no. TO pc given
serious consideration. thicaEo' t%lr"
beaten in conference. sprung one OF thr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-20
TWILIGHT SLEEP Film.

The motion picture Clinic "TwiliGhl
Slecp" showing the German method
Of painless child birth as invented BY
Professors Cause and kronig OF
Friedberg. Germany, is positively the
most unique production Of The age and
is entirely different from all other
films.
The picture shows scene Of Fried
berg. Germany. birthplace Of Twilight
Sleep. The eXpectant mother is put
TO bed in a darkened room, her ears
filed with cotton. The first injection
of scopolamin is given ard the effect
closely watched by the attending doc
tor. Then drifting beyond the reach
Of pain and worry the mother knows
nothing of the crisis through which
she is passing until her baby is laid
in her arms. Two hours later she is
able 10 telephone her husband, inform
ing him of the new conner.
This extraordinary masterpiece will
he shown 10 separate audiences at
the Court Theatre on Thursday and
Friday.
The hours OF performances will be
as follows: Women only 2:15, $3.50
and 80 while the last performance
each day commencing at S:+5 will be
exclusively for men. There will posi-.
lively be no mixed audiences and no
children will be admitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-20
TO ADVANCE PRICE
Of STOGIES TODAY
STRIKERS TAKE INCREASE AS
INDICATIVE OF GRANTING
WAGE DEMANDS.
Nothing New in Strike Situation-Men
Reporting Daily at Headquarters
To Receive Benefits This Week.

Wheeling made stogies will no
longer be- sold for two for FIVE cents
and three for five, according to the
grade of tobacco used, but commerclng
this morning, according TO local retail
dealers, The price will be advanced to
three for ten cents and five for ten
cents. The reason given for the in
crease is that the high cost OF raw
material compelled them 10 add the
extra cost.
The increase was made after sew
eral weeks deliberation. Sometime
ago manufacturers attempted to In
crease the price but it did not meet
with the favor of the public generally
so the idea was abandoned. Since the
raw material has increased enor-
mously, TO continue at the old rate
was an impossibility.
Striking stogiemakers take the ad.
vance as indicative that their demands
for an increase in wages are soon to
be granted Whether this is so IS not
known.
There were no new Developments In
the strike situation. The one large
manufacturer, who, it was understood
was going 10 grant the Increase, had
not signed the agreement last night.
Nearly all Men on strike are reporting
At the strike headquarters daily. They
will receive benefits next Saturday.
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Henry's Win by FORFEIT.

The ruiIlr h"iWr'.!I thH Hour! ! =.
and tn" Burr \. .. played at Trnn"!
Green SUNDAY aft"rn""u. resulted H. IN
argument which CnnIin""d unIil Referee.
HuRsrI furcr"it"d tl,. gam. T." ia"
IIrnry's To u. when ia" Eurr-' refused
10 plny with III" hail "u rhrIr :! yard
line. tho ball h"!ur III 'h" possession "r
lilo 1ieurE'E. which WnWtd haV., Resulted
IN y .r,i.h Gu,,l! Cor -. ll.rr-'e had ~.
Eurl'> nr: n"'u Hwar" 1T lnI~ f:,-: and
refused 10 uunt:nu" tn, gain.
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SARAH BERNHAROT.

The Bernlardt report DIRE for the
Court Theatre, Tuesday. November
IS will be dramatic festival indeed
In lieu Of the fact that Nine Bern
hardt can spare but one night of her
great tour for she has decided 10 sal
iSfv the great demand TO see her in
her famous characters by selecting
significant, characteristic acts from a
faw of her great successes, thus en-
abliug people TO see the diverse,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-20
FELL FROM BRIDGE
August Friehof sustalns Fall While
Watching Football Game NJ
Tunnel Green.

Angus: rr"hnn. emH!"y"d nj The Cen
'raI Glass works. Will" watching the
football gam" played yesterday inter
noon on Tunnel rr""n. fen from root
hridr" Ia tn" ground. dlStnilc" OF an"ut
nf,ccu rrct sustaining Sigh; cuts abort
H.. face AMI irdr. lie WIS carried INTO
H.. rlul rooms. Of ~" nuqu"sn" Athletic
club. where his injuries were dressed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-20
BASEBALL PLAYERS MEET

Amatuar and professional or
ganiZations Of the tri-state territory VII
meet Friday evening in the Wheeling
Commercial assocl27ion. The me" ing
has been called by Jack James. and IS
for the purpos" Of organizing eagu"
FOR the coming season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-20
MACHINE GUN AUTO STOLEN.

I'll. PASO. Texas Nov. 1.-the ofrtc-
org az h" Machinc Gur Company OF tho
33rI Michigan Infantry have requested
thr polio. to nSSis: in their search for
u stolen machine gun automobile belong
inr 20 the company. The automobile
is the only one Of It's type in the army
II was taken from in front Of CATO
last n!Sht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-20
TH1RTY-E1GHr MINE FATALITIES.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Nov. 19-In
West Virginia mines during October.
thcrr wcr.. IS fatalities Of which thir-
teen occurred in Marion county. ten be-
ing due to al explosion in the Jamison
mlne at Barrackv!llc. Three occurred
in each Brooke Kunawha and Marshall
counties; six in Mcdowell. four In
Raleigh and TWO cuch in Fayctte and
Mercer, and one in Randolph and Put
nam. These figures arc continued IN
the monthly report OF the department
OF mines
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-20
BALDINI TRIAL STARTS

This morning in the court Of common
pleas in st. Clairsvllle. Harry Baldinl'
Of Bellairc. will go on trial for his lit:
charged with first degree murder. BAD
iri was arrested sometime ago and $
hei,r held nv belmont county authori-
ties charged with the ho'dur and MUIR
der OF Leo Rankin. min" Superintendent
and paymaslcr. north Of Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-20
BASKETBALL PRACTICE
ATTY. M. c. A. TO START
Senior League Teams VIII Contribute
Number of Players to F1rst
Association Team.

With the closing Of tho Senior basket
hnll 1aoS'lr during the past week NJ the
Y. ". e. A.. Prof. Charles !. Miller an
u",Inrrd last night ihat basket bull prac-
tI,.n for the first Y. NJ. e. \. team WoniH
IL, started this evening. Inc team WI
l,n clicked from the players participating
II! the Senior l"uguc games with me
possible addition nf several others VINO
will report tonight. .,
Tho basketball schedule for no ! VI
g A tris yner viii br one Of the hard
est that the association has booked III
many years. One Of the fcattr" games
will 10 that with tn" Orioles. or HuTaI"'
III" und&putcd worlds champions.
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CUPID ATHLETIC CLUB
NOW 13O-POUND CHAMPS
WIN TItIe Yesterday by DEFEATING Washington Ath
letio Club BY Ore Touchdown.

by d-!ea,ins the Washington Athletic club yrSicr-
day & 70 Q. IL" t'Girl Athlete I'lTh tic In
pound championship. a. IA" nh!g VALLEY Tho game
was played on the Twriy- St,ih street grounds nnd
was witnessed hv arso crowd
Il rss hattie from start 70 finish and when
Strnnp crossed the Washington goal Inc fnf touch
dosn both settled 70 f..rre combat. III"
an" up aud summary:
CupId-S. WashinDton-0.
Cak!ln= aud Anderson Gs!lachNr and stromp
I.ett End
Nolan and Leonard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s,sno
Len Tackle
Sanon and sHwloy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. HRltNahEck
Center.
bartlett and Donley tlcnesY
Right GuaEd.
uolme. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. McFadlsn
Right Tackle.
McGunnon EnSlem!r'
Right End
Clara UcikrnGn
Quarterback
Schradar na!tr
Right AIN.
Srronp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS F.nNt and Wclln-r
Irft ii4l:.
Has4rG and BRssta. .iiahcrl-,a uoarhI
Fu!! Bah
Touchdnwns: StFnNp. Referee :Sigan::nIn & \.
G Umpirc: Rid Lin5ly Time cf quarters: H. -.
| 10 -
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sharply conflicting moods Of ditfere9
characters. The final act Of Camille
the death scene from Cleopatra Rosa
lie. In addition will be presented.
complete one-act play, called The
Field of Honor.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS
or LOCAL INTEREST.

or LOCAL INTEREST.
Wheeling High II: Martins Ferry RFh'. u
EeIlairr Uirh : East LIvrrlT"i llSl. q"
TrIadrlrhiu District High. Re: W'lSbnrH lI!eh' y.
Cameron High. a.; Lnsiv. o.
Noundsvil'n High. Is: Cambridge High. q.
Falrmnut High. RI: Clarhshurs High. Q.
Magnolia High. -; Shi"rsy!lle High. O.
Davis and ElRns. 81: Marshall. O.
rRrkcrshurc High. 20 lIurkhanuon High. }.
washington. "a High. 10 WGynrshurs Hikh. ..
Wcilsvllc o. High T.; Struhrnrtllc High D.
West Virginia Wesleyan. 6i: Rr'hamE. 4.
huntington High. :. Charleston hEh' e..
Muskingum Is: Baldwin Wallace o
EVERYWHERE.
MARIETTA ~ Oucrben. 6.
Ya?n N: rT!rrfnn. u,
COLGATE IL. Svrnrmsc O.
Irrwn q! Harvard. q.
,',rn.Il. -. Massachusetts hEses ~
pirtsGlrgh -; GHricGir Tech. t.
W. V L.. :: Dartmouth :.
C;cityshurl l.: Huckncl y
Ceorrr.nvrl 81: North Carolina AEslr'. t.
Wrslrvau 80 Columbia. o.
Marylnnd State. ~. H"~ f0TH university 4"
Lchrh, .: Franklin and Marshall =
williams. 70: Amherst, u.
TUFTS. -; BNwinln. o.
l'nlnn n: Hamilton. 0.
Washington and Jefferson. 10: Washington ant
Les. G.
Minnesota "A: Wisconsin. o.
Vhiraso 70: Illinois. 7.
Ohio STATE. os: Case 0.
prurLylynnta T-niScTSiir. 10: Mrhhifap' !.
Sutrc Dame II: Michigan AgSies. a.
Vanderbilt, 20: Auburn .,
Scv lIain;ghIrr. 10: Rhode INHHd u
Stevens r.: Rensselaer,. U.
Fnr,Iham 10: Holy cross. D.
Allegheny. : Rochester. U.
Trsu,us "a: Penn Military Col!eSe
,;aorria Tech. 81 Georgia. Q.
Kentucky STAT. u: mississippi 4. NJ. :
Kc,Nrn. -: University % Cincinnati. o.
Sw.rtiIun,e 90; Dickinson. 20.
IIn,e,,rrd 20; Johns Hopkins.
N;hlcrImrc. Ii: catholic tniTcTS.v. O.
IuL.nn -; Florida ?.
Franklin COLLEGE IL; i'mi'rrsIr OF Louisville. IL.
kunEos T.. Nebraska. y,
Missouri "A: Drake. 0.
Nrrn,u. Side. q: South Dakota. o.
Maruur;tr University. IA; hr"lt t"tieEr o
Army l. Springfield !. NJ. &. A.. =
rn:r,,s.;y ~ Tr,i"ss"". II: SewHnch. q.
Navy. 81: Villa Nova. =
Harvard Freshmen -. Ya- Freshmen. 6
%orhrwrs,ern IS: ru!lur. 6
luwh 10; AInGS. 10.
i,.,.au Academy q: -. lntrs = GiinH!i. Mass. "
Miami III Wcs'~fn Ersrr~. &.
rrivr,,ti, 90: virc.n.a. 70: virrnj. MEs.s In
.:.l'.'".
f,l',r. ...: University ~ A'abalha. q"
iui,~i-r'v uf Louisiana. i: M,SdppI University. Q
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outside the conference. Michigan bow
81 10 the rrow"sS IF Pennsylvania for
its second defeat or the year.
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liay!or. II. nh!aAuma Arsir>.

llaylnt. IN. Oklahoma Ar.irN.
Warrc.hu:g Normal. Il. 81 L'T;s lmir"r>.'E. -
Colorado AsGirS. L.: University of Iiah. 4,
Henry Kendall College. &c: Haskell lT>t'Et". u
Colorado college. 81: Denver University. -
Kansas Agg!">. - Oklahoma. H.
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Dave SAYS
These frosty days are rc
minderS OF
KRAUS SWEATERS

We have u complete young
mems line Of Sweaters III the
most popular colorS - wine,
gray, white, navy, etc. " c
have both the coat and the
plain models, with high col
lars. flat collars or N-nccks.
priced from $500 to $500.
Manhattan Shirts-Sl.7o
to $500.
Necl1wear specials - SO
and IS cents.
Underwear - Shirts or
Drawers-5Oc to $500.
Union Suits - Sl.OO to
$500.
Weather for toda,v-F'air.
L
/'>SNE 81
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-05
YOU'RE BILIOUS! LET
'ClSCARETS" LIHEN
LIVER AND BUWtLS
Don't stay headachy constipatec
with breath bad and
stomach sour

NcJ lucent DOA HOW'
You men and women who cant get
feeling right-who have headache,
coated tongue, foul taste and foul
breath, dizziness, can't sleep, are bill
Gus, nervous and upset, bothered with
sick, gassy, disordered stomach, or
have backache and feel worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets, or merely forcing a
passage every few days with salts,
cathartic pills or castor oil?
Cacarets work while you sleep;
cleanse the stomach, remove the sour,
undigested, fcrmenting food and foul
gases; take the excess bile from the
liver and carry out of the system all
the constipated waste matter and poi
son in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will straighten
you out by morning 10-cent box
from any drug store will keep your
stomach sweet; liver and bowels reg
ular, and head clear for months. Don't
forget the children They love Cas-
carets because they taste good-neyel
gripe or sicken.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-05

nev Thlocco (deceased), Thomas At
kins and Emma Coker allotments, val
ued at several million dollars, toward
recovery Of which suit has been instl-
tited for the Creek Tribe. There also
remain 500 Creek tribal deeds to be
delivered which were returned un-
Gained or refused, and five boarding
schools are to be disposed Of
"The Seminole tribal affairs are
practically completed except the. de-
livery of 500 tribal deeds to allottees,
the distribution per capita to 3,127
members of the Seminole tribal funds
in United States treasury, amounting
to S1.517S947O on July l, 1915. The
Ebahaka Academy is in litigation.
THE Choctaw and Chickasaw tribal
affairs will be the last to be closed
up, inasmuch as approximately $780,
GOO remain unpaid on the sale OF 10000
tracts of unallotted land heretofore
sold, and the time for payment has
already been extended until March,
1916, on deferred payments falling due,
and pleas for further continuance are
being daily received from purchasers
who allege inability to pay, on account
of poor crops, low price Of cotton and
depressed condition of the money
market. Regulations for the sale OF
the remaining 31,7OO acres Of unallot-
ted lands and 1S4,S00 acres Of the sur
face of the segregated coal and as
phalt land area have been submitted
for approval for thes ale of said lands,
to commence January 3, 1916. The sale
of coal and asphalt underlying the sur
face of 4310S0 acres of the segregated
coal and asphalt land area can not be
made without an act of congress
authorizing it, Thirty-fye thousand
mine hundred and fifty-siX and ninety
mine one-hundredths acres of said sur
face have been classified as suitable
for townsite purposes and appraised
at S195,917, to be sold as town lots in
tracts of one to forty acres each"
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Landed here Wednesday at noon. II
showed all the way down to Austin,
but now it is as warm as summer here.
| This IS a great old city. | have taken
in part Of it. My boys wife takes care
Of me. She said ! should not 90 out by
myself, that ] would get lost but |
have been in some Of the largest
cities in the United States and 50 |
slipped off and took one round by my
self, and-got lost ! did not get in
until dark. so don't know whether it's
me or not, now.
Today we took in the old Alamo
building. / had to shed a few tears
when | thought of James Bowie and
the men that were murdered here, Lit
tie did | think 60 years ago that |
would ever have the pleasure Of see
ing the old walls Of that house, but it
Is well preserved. There are cannons
and lots of old relics that are very
interesting to me.
Tomorrow we will 20 on top of the
old building where Santa Anna plant
ed his cannon to shell the Texans.
This is the most interesting trip of
my life and since | may never have
another chance to see it again, | must
see it all now. SO tell the boys | am
having a good time.
Yours respectfully
JOHN r. WYANT."
San Antonio, Texas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-05
SALTS To
FLUSH kidneys
Eat less meat if you feel Backachy
or have Bladder
trouble.

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-01-05
BREAKS A COLO IN
JUST A FEW HOURS
Papes Cold Compound" Ends Cold and
Grippe Missy at once-Don't
Stay Stuffed-upl

You can end grippe and break up
a severe cold either in head, chest
body or limbs, by taking a dose Of
"Papo's Cold Compound every two
hours until three doses are taken.
Il promptly opens clogged-up nos
trts and air passages in the head
stops nasty discharge or nose running,
relieves sick headache, dullness, fever
ishucss. sore throat sncczing, sore
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay sturfed-up! Quit blowing
aud snurrling! Ease your throbbing
nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only % cents
at any drug store. 1t acts without
assistance, tastes nice, and causes no
Inconvenience BE sure you get the
genuine.