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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
g. F'&84&&3F' $&B5sEs&E
Mr.. Bears Cyclone.

TUE snow had been on the ground
for weeks aud weeks. so that Mt
and Mrs For had not been ahl. 20
get outdoors, and now one morning Mrs
FOX said aH sho spread tne htcakia II
table This Ia tho last " out food. hey
nhfd II the snow does not melt enough
fuf YOU to gc, ou, today ! don't know
what wc viii do
Wei. my deaf" ald NJ rc,. who
always looked on tho htlshi eide oi
things. "lc, W. have our last meal ,
i,od one know YOU have mlnec pic
on the top shelf. which I suspect YOU
sfc saving whom Ne are entirely out n
food nrins II On. my dear. end We viii
h. happy while We can
Mrs 70, sighed a. thc hfough, on tho
rle, Tor she had hr~n saving n ns, 20
hti husband had said. TOT tho very las,
mtal
"oh, We Htr long way from starving. ID
'ald MI fo,, Gclne 10 the doof and
opening n
There is Mt Rabbit" hs said "uood
morning. NJ Rabbit " hr called "nr
you think We ,an a., ru NJ ,hc wood.
i"day' our food is ail gone W. hay,
'Al'n Wuf last mral
'uuud muinlng. NJ Fos. replied Mt
rahhit This certainly IL had vsa,hs,
for us wood folks our fond 4. all snne
too and Nj roN.um Just told me the,
did M, have any breakfast ~ hi. house
this morning. aud Mr. Coon Jus, ran pas,
me and he sald they dld NO, have an,
supper last night. expect Mt Near /,
the only me IN tho whole tofe., that ha,
bite 10 "a, IN the house aud he Won
wake NJ until spring. ~ u will no, 10 ~
hip ruod
Well. I never" exclaimed NJ rn,
WHY didn't think ~ th,, before
Mh,. NJ Rabbit, We mus, sii a. 10 Mr
Fears house and wase him up n,
sutcl, would mo-, hc angry when M, find
out how bad matters are with We. N ",
DO wake him up before hs finishes MI
sleep Run and ind NJ Coon and NJ
rcssun. and everybody Who I. vithnu
feed. and bfinE them here"
Away ran AR Rabbit over the snow
and m few minute. he returned wi,l
Mt Coon Mr. rcssum sni thslt wlvs.
and Mite Rabbit, too.
"nu, what are We sulns ~ Do" the,
sii asked a Mr. fos You know NJ,
nsat will be Hnsty enough IN -, ~. ~
Waking him. and besides ,hs, hs sleeps q
scundly. don't believe We ran wst
him ~
We Nin if,. sny~sy." ssid NJ 10,
Come slont
40 they ail stopped under ,hs vindnv
and called Nj peaf. Mt n..r. wss
up. vsk. up We are showed IN IN
fcre.' snd We shall s,sf,e n ycu DO no
! feed us"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
81 oufs

sT Louis. MAY q HOGS Receipts
$500. lower Piss and lrhs E5oW
"IH. mixed and butchers ioson so,
good heavy T75D1sG. bulk 'aeOG' 81
'NT1 ~ Roc..u .uts 900. steady Native
beef steers 5 iOu l05Gs ycorlsg steers
end hsloH s. 5u1l001' COWS s. 5Oa
'5l. -'orkou s t0qs 30. Toyas and OK
'Hh"mt steers s. ioa40r. prime yearlinr
r'''fs ara h"lfets g. 7ia 10 2i cows and
i".f"fs 81 oopS0o. fme southern steers
iI"Nu' 'n. native calves ~ 0on Il 30
rlllir. Receipts 900 steady Wr'h.
.'f7 y lfG925. lambs 0u0dl2 90; clip.
ped cws q iions25 clipped lambs ,3l'
ulp7', spring lambs 10000 1900.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
DEMOCRATS AND
REPUBLICANS OF
NORMAN IN DRAW

NH ORMAN. Okla MAY o. ispo.
NN cial1-N political deadlock -.
is's In cleveland county. but
the ~ard h'rlefs are not at much
worried ~ one might think tn" fact
IL its = baseball deadlock. not an
election lie Democrats and fcpuhI.
cans met Yesterday nIhc baseball
diamond here and haitlcd thirteen
Iona INNINGS 20 draw. the score he
ing SIS when tho game Was called IN
account " darkness
while the score was tied sr ipr os
runs were concerned. tho republicans
claim an tho glory a. Hammond.
their box man. struck ont twenty two
mcn
A hig crowd witnessed the contest,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
PRISONER DENIES HE
DESERTED HIS FAMILY

j. Curlse vps arrested lu -hn~n''
lat night ana r''grucd 10 Oklahoma
CIV 'odtr 10 HrsHr. 10 charge oi
wife and child abandonment when o.
raigned W county court he pleaded no'
guilty His bond Vas fixed A. ili"
II wAs working in shawnee and have
hoon irving 10 g't my wife iu come over
there he told sheriff Rlnon H',aus'
I dlfnt make enough money 'p giye t'r
money every time shr wanted ~ sro
complained ! waa surprised when 'hr,
arrested me laSt night
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
STOCK PRICES
MOVE DOWNWARD
Trading Light in Short Session
That Reflects impending
Holiday.

SEW YORK. May y Saturdays sea.
sion reflected the impending holiday and
actor Including Washlngton's sharp pro-
i,-f 100 England and France. The trad
Ur 'ur light but price movements were
almost wholly doVnward some lending
.t.s recorded loHrU ~ ono 10 two points.
Reading being again the weakest fes-
fYr' Nlr NHr'T. metals and special
f.. 20 g0rDrHl wrrr lower by one to
'frr, r0.rfr 1t 'ho'r extreme declines
a. .fn a. murh o' more for the motors.
~ u.I I,sd'.. United states steel was
tho oE'F urn fo .|Sld less than n point.
Moderate -all'c. occurred later. hut thu
tome ai 'ho close was heavy Bonds
N,ro Irrorubr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL, May ~ -COTToN SPOT.
easier, rood mtddnnr tsod mlddllns
siid low middllns ssid sales. 1000
Including 500 tor speculation and export
rrceip's llnoo futures. uuie, MnN.
2o'td Ma, June. sisSd. June july.
si2d Jul, August. sosisi Angus, Sep
ton hvf SOittd September October
S'td nrtobsr- November, 7iesd No.
,embet. December. 111tsd December
januar, 5ioisd January. .Fehruar,
sisd February March. SD. March.
Anvil 1sid, Anril. MAY 5s2d; MAY. June
fnt,d
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Not 2T HOGS Receipts
10000, urm HuIk il6Oups5. light s. 10
" 81, mixed 50 I0Hgsj. heavy s. 400
90, rough i93OnJE. pigs I.2ba9io.
CATTLE Receipts l0l. steady Native
beet cattle i0ul076. wcstrrn steer,
81 15n'tO, sockors i62iH9 TO-. COWS and
h"ifors NltW9bi, calves N50dll 70.
EliLEP Receipts 5000. weak We'hcrs
s a019 30; lambs s. l0ll23,, springs
SO nUul2 %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
SUSPENSION ORDERED
ON COTTON SEED RATES

WASHINGTON. May p Proposed
increases IN 'fright rates on cotton seed
products IN carload lots from points
10 Texas ~ other points throughout
tho southwest wcr, suspended Saturday
until December % hy the Iutrril',
commerce commission
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
.LILLARD ANNOUNCES
HE WILL WITHDRAW

Attorney Ross I.IIhrd n Oklahoma
city who fled recently as n candidate
f0r corporation comml ,sionrr said TODAY
that hc would withdraw hlf name ~
soon as he had time 20 80 to the smR
election boards office Ny business Y
too good now for me 10 try 10 run for
Office" LiliRrd ssid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
eePesseNrAriVe roo SALES,
Money and Metals
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. May o. Mercantile ~.
per ~ sterling S,,y.dsy hills.
t72N. demand, N7bS. cables. NisA,
Guildcrs Demand u.c. cables. urt
Rar silver. NC Mexican dollars. MNr
government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds. irregular
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
JONATHAN lANe9 TEXAS
POLITICIAN, is DEAD

HOUSTON T.sas May q Jonathan
Lane ~ years old. prominent In legal
md political circles ~ Texas. for many
years, died ~ Port AfsnsaS Tesss. early
saturday. he l. survived by his widow
and an adopted son
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
KANSAS cIrv cAsn GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. NAV q WHEAT
No hard 81 03nl0s No 2 rcd. iiOl.
CORN 80 mixed. aI6s7c. No Q
white. So use OATS 80 white.
ub, 30 2 MIXED. .nntic
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
fReNCHW0MAN ALLOWED
MALE APPAREL IS DEAD

PARIS. MAY - Madame Jane Dleu.a.
foy. authof. explorer. chcyAiirr " the
Legion ~ Honor aud rosscssor NJ tho
unique privilege accorded by the French
government of wearing male apparel. T.
dead
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH,

FORT WORTH TGns, MAY ~ CAT
ILI. H'.oI.t4 zoo. hccves 81 500 %
HOGS Receipts Iuu. steady Bulk s. "
80 SilELr Receipts o00 nominal
Lambs iuulOt0
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
oorron sstp OIL.

Nrw YopK asy ai-Co,,cn seed oil
market closed steady Spot and June.
1910 hid iul,. io1bn ioisr. August.
~ Snnins'r ScricmhrG iONntOtir
urinn'r ioCnri' Oic November sgsR
sfj, nr,cmhrr eiiaaisc. isnuar,
aitWa 2nr Total sales NoN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. May q WHEAT 80 .
rcd. We, No hard. u o0s ~ 90.
.CORN 80 yellow co., n-or OATS.
STANDARD. iO'saWhc BARLEY COR
-sr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

ST LOUIS Mav 2t-pOrLTHY.
chickens 1850 ip.ura 3n1.r. rr
koyS l3H2tr. dIDt.. l.r. Eo,s.. ,.
BUTTER Cr"am.r. .,.p-'r.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

Tho so.callcd democratic republican
party existed from 1913 10 iSgS During
this period u cle,tcd three presidents.
Jefferson. Madison and Monroe for two
terms each
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
ST LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

ST LorIs NAV . WHEAT No
rod Nlodiit No hard uio CORN
No ?. 7iu1i'1c: No ? white Tot, a7isr
OATS No ?. l'hc. 80 white. nomi,
nal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
d

n IL Just forty wears since the Green
back part, nominated its tifs, pfe.i.
don't candidate Peter cooper. the -mln-
I ont New N1fs merchant and philsn,hro-
pist
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

NTW YORK, Ma, % Raw Sur1.
Frm. cerirugrl t.'.. r''r'1. 'ssd}
rur ruuulnicd ,t.r
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corf6e

NEW YORK, May 2- -conen RIO 40
T. - uturo'. .'opdy M,f. sE.'. De-
cembor s72,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27

The federal PARTY shirh finurshcd
from the es, shlishment ~ the govern 4.
ment IN iisi un,n l'is elected two pres.
dents Nashlns,rn inr two terms and
Adams tot one term.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
l.E(;ALS.
II An.ssIlos Aa.; r!ss.. Msa,,sn I.%s.
NOTICE or MEETING OF COUNTY
RnANn OLE kQIAIlXATlON

NOTICE or MEETING OF COUNTY
BOARD OF hQuALlHATlON
Notice is hereby given that the County
Fqualz,ion Board Of Oklnhomn County
Oklahoma. VIII meet at tho County
" and state, the County Seat OF said
county. aud il viii hold a acssion com
m.ncinr on the first Monday In June,
1916 the same being June bth 1915 at
IL. hour of nine o'clock A VI ~ said
date. Tor the purpose ~ cqunllLing ta1ds
over Oklahoma County Any person who
may think himself agrricycd hy IN" a.
scfsmcnt Of his property SHAH have the
right to appear before the BOARD Tor the
purpose oi having the assessment Of
his property adjusted
BOARD OF EQi iALlIATION or OK
LAHOMA cor 'NTY
ny T. l. SHELDEN. Chairman
I & MORROW.
County Assessor, Secretary
published In the Oklahoma city Times
May 20 to 81, Inc, 1879
Oklahoma city okla, May II. 1915
To the Stockholders " tho Monarch
on CO
You are hereby rouned that there will
b. n meeting n the stockholders of the
Monarch OF company In the office "
said company In oklahoma city. oklaho-
mn on June !, 1915 at 10 H IN 10 adopt
bylaws, select directors for the sung
year hUN lil wv NlHl"hN NN'll W NHh''
other business may come before the
meeting ] THOMA AN,
Acting President
NOTICE OF KHOLDERS
MEETING
To the stockholders ~ University De
velopment co You are hereby mott
fled that the annual meeting ~ the
stockholders " this company win h,
held on Monday. the ith DAY NJ June,
1915. ~ the hour of 10 O'Clock u m IN
tho office of said corporation In the
Terminal building. oklahoma City, okla
for the purpose u clroting board oi
directors for the ensuing year and for
lhe transaction NJ such uthrr business a.
may come befnr" such meeting
Dated this 2sth day of My. 1915
FRED : COpNtS
Sccrptary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-05-27
Sudden lump Raises Prices
From Below Fridays
Close.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.
nav Yopk COTTON fUrUR1s

NEW YORK MAY 81 Cotton close,
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NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING
ILLUSTRATED CLASSIFIED.

In Answering Ads. Please Mention Timss
Ss~~~~~~~s~~~~~~~~s~~~ ~~s>~S>~s>>~~>~-~s>~s~>s~
Lot our Service Make It's own Claim
Auto Delivery IN, y. broadway
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
big CONVENTION
WILL END TODAY
MEETING OF BELMONT COUNTY
SUNDAY SCHOOL ASsoCIA-
TON TO CLOSE.

A mammoth parade. which will he
participated In by delegations from
every Sunday school in belmont county,
special meetings for men, women. boys
and girls awards to front line" sun
day schools and addresses by prominent
features Of lnday'S program of the Bel
mont County Sunday school convention
at bridgeport, which will end tonight.
Several thousand Sunday school MEM
hers are expected 10 take pATt in the
big parade which will start this evening
pal streets Of Bridgeport and kirkwond.
Today sessions will open Il, $40 o'clock
this morning. with Rcv. i. S. Young,
pastor of the ST. Clalrsviltc Presbyterian
church. in charge. The principal ad-
dress Of the morning will hc given by
trfCt superintendent Of the Earncsville
district of the NJ. f. church. Awards
will also he made for the front line
Sunday schools.
The afternoon Session will start al
30 and will include addresses ny Judge
BnXwcll and Rev. G. Gilmore. of tadiz.
Reports will be- received from various
committees and the remaining business
transacted. Following the parade this
evening, therc will nc meeting for
women address cd by Miss Ma" Srdg-
wick, Of Martins Ferry. and one for
men which will be addressed Ivy rrnf.
w. b. Taylor. At 8 o'clock the entire
body Of delegates will h" addressed by
Miss Martha Graham. elementary super
intcndcnt nf tho West Virginia Sunday
School association. Tho meetings of the
boys and girls will end this morning
with talks by Sunday school workers.
followed by demonstration by the boys
and girls in the main convention. The
place for next years convention will
be decided today and officers elected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
SUMMONS
JUSTICE ENCEL
PROMINENT AND WIDELY KNOWN
OFFICIAL DIES AFTER SEVEN
WEEKS ILLNESS
Had Been a Resident OF This City for
Nearly Forty Years-Funeral
Friday Morning.

Justice of tn" Peace Thomas William
t.ngcs on. Of tP,' most widely known
and popular mon at this city. dt"d at his
home ut :hp9 Chaplin" street. yesterday
seven weeks illness. His inssinc case
az a shock |" his many friends through
ont thu Wheeling district.
Justice. t.ngel was born at Cameron In
April. 1867. and WAS - years old. lie
cam: to Wh""tins with his parents when
about Ii years old. After ~ schon,
wuri;Od at. that trad" for many years.
He later worked TOR u short time in a
South Sid" mill End WAS in the Eeneral
cont acting business before being eject
ed juStic" of the peace. H"; ten CON
in Webster district. About the time ne
was fi-s, elect ID he was stricken with
loc"n,nrur a.aXia and had 10 use
cru,ch-S tn" rest Ut his Iit". DcSpl.e
this handicap. hr faithfully and prompt
lv Attended his duties. His suffering
WAS intense at intervals and tn" dlS.hSe
weakened his heart. causing death. Inc
disease was aggravated by IN" SAD dcAl!l
nf his only daughter. Miss SIC la EnGc''
who WAS burned 70 death ABOUT live
wears ago when :lcr clothes caught fire
iron, IL gas stove. .1ustticc fnssl was
n member of St. JuScnhs cathedral ana
ALWAYS took an active interest In
church work. ,..
Survi, ing are his wife. who vas Miss
E.udora Porter. {: this cttE before h't
marriarr; two sens, Charles and George
t:ngel. ut home. and one brother haF'!
t:nrrl, OF North Wheeling.
Funeral services will be held in th''
family honl. at $50 o'clock Friday
morning Requiem high mass VII nc
. o'clock. Ncphews Of Justice EnErl
will likely be tho rallhearers. Inter
mont Will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
EMBARGO ON ROADS
ENTERING WHEELING
B. G. o. REFUSES PERiSHA5LE
FREIGHT THAT CANNOT BE
DELIVERED SOON
Affects. All Freight On Pennsylvania
Lines Saturday And Certain
Glasses Today.

Word was received here Yesterday
that the B. &. o. had declared an en-
barge on all perishable freight that
could not reach its destination before
7 o'clock next Monday morning. J. F.
Keegan general manager of the B. &
O. with offices in this city, stated last
night that this order had not been re-
ceiyed in Wheeling. He refused to
discuss the situation.
District Freight Solicitor George
W. Koontz. Of the Pennsylvania lines
said that he has received no special
orders regarding shipments. He said
there is no undue effort being made to
hurry transportation over the COM
pany's lines.
However. word was received here
last evening from Philadelphia to the
effect that the Pennsylvania had de-
clarcd an embargo yesterday after
noon. It affects explosives and In
flammables beginning today, perish
able freight Friday and all freight Sat
urday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
THE THEATRES
TIE LITTLE GIRL NEXT pooE."

"THE LITTLE GIRL NEXT DUE
When those who sec The Little Girl
Next Door" tho sensational film now
running at the Court Theatre. reflect
that they're not looking upon Il fanciful
picture in which virtue Is engaged in
tho old. old struggle with vice. but that
they are witnessing re-cnactment nt
scenes rs they actually occurred, and AS
they arc taking place every day in tho
large citieS--it is then that they begin
TO GRASP the cnormity of the evil OF
white slavery. and The Importance or
warning ynunC girls TO avoid III" pit
falls ind snarcs which are laid to trap
them and carry them into bondage
which Is worse than death.
Onc little girl next door whose story
is told IN this vivid picturizatton of the
testimony heard by the Illinois Vice
Commission ended her life with leap
into the river II was the only way.
Death WAS preferable to the shame and
risCrirr" which cnmcShcd her. and from
which there WAS no hope Of escape. It
was hor tragc career which set on foot
tho investigation Of underworld condi-
,nuS which is drpicte ed in the film Mt
the Court Theatre. apd the Essanay
company. which produced the photnplay
believes that il her story saves other
little girls from a similar fate the pic
iurn will have served most useful
uurnOSr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
NEW INCORPORATION.

CHARLESTON. ". VA. Aug. 9Th.
American PrctHcl Company. OF Phlla'
delphia: 70 operate II bakery. authorized
capital s2.250.n"o.
The North Fork oil and Gas COMPANY
of Tetcrton: chief works. Fendletrr
.cornoratorS: I. A. Nelson. Fred Dolly
J. T. Jones and others. all Of Tct.rt"n
The kaymont oil Company. ot farN'
ersburg; chief works Pleasant county
authorized capital $l0."nn: tnc"rporatorS
ia vlor Of C.larkSburg and W. NJ. Niilcr
and F. L. Miller. OF FarkcrshurS.
St. st. Adams Steam Laundry Com
,panv Of St Adams: authorized CAPITA
$4,000. incorporatnrE: ". r. M"nier
n Y, Nohlcr. EdwarH ponne y. j
Smith and j.. S. McComaS. all ~ st
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
.PUR|F|ES NOSTRILS
STOPS HAY FEVER

All who have used NOSTRlOLA for
Hay Fever. Rose Colds. Nasal Catarrh.
etc. pronounce il the most effective
treatment they have found for these
distressing troubles.
NOSTRIOLA is intended to soothe.
purify and strengthen the Innings OF
the air passages and strengthen them
so that they are enabled To resist at
tack by the Hay Fever or Catarrh
germ.
NOSTRIOLA stops running Of nose
and relieves those dreadful SnecZng,
wheeling. weeping spells. Thousands
have found relief By the prompt use
Of this simple treatment, and you are
urged to get A small tube of your drug
gist to try. You'll wish you had learn
ed of this simple treatment sooner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
Spragg Obituary.

Mrs. Sarah Ullom SpraSG. vile OF
David ~ SpragG. Of West Alexander.
died III the Glendale hospital Tuesday
morning at I:30 o'clock. If a conlplica-
ton of diseases. Mrs. SpraGEs was horn
in Allsppo township. Greene county;
i'cunSylvania on February s. 1862. and
was united in marriage to D. \. SpraGs
on November S. 1881 She was mcn-
her of the Church Of God at Windy Gap.
P;i.. and a member of the West Alex
nader grange Besides her husband. she
is survived by the following children,
Edward SprnGG. Of Glaysviltc. Pa: Mrs
.Adolph H"rtiR Mrs. Lewis Ryan. Dorsey
SpraEC. Of West Alexander: Ollie, Floyd.
blanche Ec$Il. Paul and Myrtle, al
home. The following brothers and sis
tcrs also survive: Mrs. Lucy Whltlatch:
at MrAIcrh"n: Mrs. Kathryn Wilson. or
cameron: Mrs. Mary Monigrr Mrs. Belle
Rssrtt. Frank Cllom. of New Fr""rnrt.
Pa: t. F.. l-llnnr. of Marysvillc. o.: Mrs
Jessie t;rhn. Of West Alexander. Pa:
George Robert. Peter and Enic Wei
m.r. ~ .tllrppn. Ia.
Funeral services will h" held at the
family horne in West Alexander TINS
.ft"rno"u Il, - O'Clock. E"v. H. y. Rid
die pastor of ihr West Alexander Pros
iyt"rr;,m church. will "itIciatr and in
,.ru,"nt will b" in the West Alexander
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
AMENDMENT FOR
SUFFRAGE IS SAFE.

Special dispatch to the Intelltsencer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Aug. 30.
There is nothing to 1t" said Frank
Lively, assistant attorney general
commenting on an article In demo
cratic morning newspaper here today
stating that failure to carry out Ger:
tain provisions OF the state constitu'
ton had worked the defeat Of the pro
posed amendment providing for wom-
an suffrage.
THE women OF West Virginia need
have no fear that those who favor an
equal ballot will not be given ample
opportunity to vote their sentiments:
at the coming general election; and
the same applies to those who desire
to vote against the amendment"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-31
UNIQUE AND INTERESTING
EXHIBITION AT THE FAIR
Sergeant Frederlcks OF The Local Ma.
rlne Corps VIII Exhibit Pictures,
And Distribute Booklets

Among the interesting and patriotic
exhibits to be seen at the West Vir-
ginia fair next week will be q hand:
somely decorated booth OF the United
geant Frcdericks Of the local recruit
Ing station. The booth will have many
attractive pictures displayed Of scenes
taken Of the Marines In action and In.
teresting booklets telling Of the edu.
cational advantages offered to young
men who join the service.
Sergeant Fredericks Is arranging to
put on display some unique and an
cient firearms used in battles years.
ago; tools, paraphernalia and souye5,
Mrs from the Philippine Islands and
other parts OF the world he has visit.
ed during the past several years AZ. q
Marine -