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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
HUGHES WILL CARRY The STATE;
G0vERN0R5H|P IS VERY CLOSE
NECK AND NECK
RACE BETWEEN ROBINSON AND
CORNWELL CLOSE.
FIGURES AT 3 A. M. GIVE CORN
WELL A SLIGHT LEAD
BUT ROBINSON HAS GAINED ON
THE LATEST RETURNS.

At 100 a. m. the indications are
that the gubernatOrial contest in West
Virginia is very close, and chances
probably farornG Mr.. COrnWe!l. The
compilation made by the Associated
Press gives Mr.. COrnwell lead OF
about 300 votes in approximately
four-fifths Of The state This compila-
tiOn is made from precincts reported
in various counties. not taking into
count The possibility that other pre-
cinctS from sections in which the can-
Gidates may show strength NAV con-
siderably affect the result.
The lnteligencer has made a very
careful compilation OF the figures now
in, and an estimate Of the votes in
four or five Of the counties. not off
cialIy reported. This compilation
shows that probably Judge Robinson
has been nominated. and this view is
sustained 10 some extent by the fact
that the compilation Of the Associated
Press includes only very small num-
Der Of the precincts IN the Fifth Con-
gressional District. The Fifth Con
gressiunaI District is an oyerwhem-
in2ly Republican district the heavles,
Republican district in the state. Under
normal conditions this district alone
will give from five to seven thousand
Republican majority. or the precincts
still out. practically half of them are
in the Fifth District, and nearly Ill
of them will probably give majoriiics
for Judge Robinson. Whether or rot
they will be sufficient to reduce the
ma jCr:ty now credited TO Mr.. Cornwell
remains TO b. seen. But The table De-
low indicates that this is likely 10 oc-
cur if the usual proportion OF the
counties and precincts so far reported
is kept up. Following is the Inlelll-
grncer'' compilation Ivy counties:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
MCCORMICK Still
CLAIMS 208 VOTES
FOR PRES, WILSON

NEW YORK, Nov. 81 haven !
changed my claims al all declared
Vance C.. Mccormick, chairman Of The
Democratic National Commlile"' III i
statement made tonight. "trturns are
coming in slowly but | sec no reason
10 change my estimate thai tf"S'ueh'
Wilson will have HSS votes IN Inc rieC.
toral college We have carried New
Unmpshirr and West Virginia also
We have New Mexico and N0rLh ia
kota oregon is very. very clos" tli
Wilson has a good chance OF carrying
it.
Mr.. McCornick said he had romnlu
nicated by telegraph and telephone
with ali the state and counN V CHAIR
man in doubtful states dircCtMG ln2n'
10 safcguard th" ballot boxes and bal
lots
The visit nf Atlornry.Gcnrrhi l'r"E
nry to nrmnCrHlic h"adQuar rtcrS Today
had no connection with this phase "i
the National Committees activities
Mr.. Mccormick said.
MIR. Gregory cana here luSf rs
many other DISTINGUISHED Democrats
have done" Mr.. Mccormick stated.
Others who conferred in private
with Mccormick late today were John
r. Stanchlield and Delaney Nicoil
prominent lawyers. both Of whom are
democrats. Mr.. Mccormick refused
ia comment on the significance OF
their visit or the possibility of de-
mandinc recount in states where
the result is very close.
1T is 100 early for that, he sa'"
"Of course if We 80 into that kind GI
thing We shall want the best laWyr:S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
FEARS ARE INCREASED
FOR THE SAFETY OF
AMERICANS IN PARA!

FL rNSU. T"X.. Nov S. As no news
ha# been received from here Tor len
days OF rhr Americans known tn be- in
he i;trraI and MagiStral minin% dis
irirls. fear for their safety have i'll
creased.
Ten Americans w"rr known 10 hr III
Farr.i before lis reported "vaCnatiOn
by General Herrera. Nothing has
been heard of them since October ~.
F&gilI Americans and other Foreigners
have likewise been "uI off from COM
nuIniCaJiun in The Magi$tral mines.
The Alvarado company is unable TO
confirm thu report that 7. &. Hawkins
Of the company. has reached Torreon,
cnrnu1r 10 Eagle Pass. Texas.
Another report OF Mexican origin Is
that General Herrera has not left Par
raj a reported but drove Villas band
TO Dorado. - miles south whore its
route WAS completed by CarranZa
forces from t,$calon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
SOLDIER VOTE: MAY
CHANGE TIT: RESULT

PITTSBURGH. Nuy. S.--Whilc re-
turns from he Thirteenth C0ncr"Sfion-
al district Indicate IL" recollection OF
REPRESENTATIVE Coleman ny - ANA the
defeat in lhr Thirty'Srcnnd district OF
Representative Barchfrld by -. The
result in each in&ianc" may be
changed by IN" soldier vnt" cast in
Tryas. The t.ighirrnth Infantry. The
First Artillery and a squadron Of cav
airy. all Pittsburgh troops. have cast
their ballots for Congress and efforts
were brin@ mad" tonight TO Srcur" The
returns at ihr earliest possible mo-
m"ni.
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column with majority OF lp.0pu.
! Kansas while incomplete with Il il
tie more than twO-thirds Of the dis
! tricts reported, showed President VIII
son leading with more than 21.u00:
Washington, d little more Than half
! Republican. was giving the President
lead OF 1000.
West Virginia. two-thirdS reported
was showing Hughes q majority OF
nearly 1000 North Dakota was very
close .two-thirds complete. showing Il
Hughes majority Of less than l,0GU.
Wilson was leading III New Mexico
, with only small proportion OF ~
precincts reported. Delaware anu
i New Hampshire. counted among The
] Hughes states but incomplete durin&
| the day. definitely turned into the Re
; publican column.
! NEW YORK, Nov. S.-"The returns
! from North Dakota were in doubt nj
! 10 o'clock tonight. President NlISo?
! had taken the lead in California and
continued to lead in minnesota thuHsn
: his advantage was decreased preripl-
: taieiy from more than l2.p"i TO 2.EHO
votes with $40 prrCiarts missing.
! This still left the result in doubt
. Without these three states President
, Wilson would have 231 votes and with
them he would have 2Sl.
Without them. Charles Evans
Hughes would have 2t2 and with them
ne would have - These figures pro
Sume there will br no further changes
in the states as previously accredited.
! AT $50 o'clock tonight Idaho. Kan
Sas. washington and Wyoming. a.
though incomDlete. still We're leaning
Ito President Wilson's column.
New Hampshire was accredited by
the Secretary of Stale 10 Hughes ny
the narrow margin Of 161 volrs but
! was claimed by The Democrats.
Early Reports.
| Indiana. with j. votes. aud pcla-
! ware, with 3. seemed safe for Hughes
at that hour. but would only briaG his
! Continued on Page Ten,)'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
WILCOX INTIMATES
CROOKED DEALING IN
STRONG Statement ]

NEW YORK. Nov. S. Chairman
Wilcox issued thr following state.
mont III midnight:
The returns from states in which
The vote is close afr coming in SLOW
ly. The delay appears 10 be caused by
the time required 10 gel in reports
from rural communities. The latest
returns Clearly indicate that Mime
sofa, North Dakota. New Mexico, Ore
con, and probably California, have
gone for Hughes.
"TheSc added TO the states already
certain give him $50 electoral votes.
Even If all or som" Of The electoral
votes Of CaIii0rria should go to Will
son lh"rr are still enough left III as
sur" The election of Hughes.
"iIvnTy prrraution must he taken Ia
secure IN honest count Of the ballots
I in rvera" cEu<" state. Anybody who in
! Inmates that Charles Evans Hughes
mon 1n attempt tn steal the preSi-
dencv for him is a cuntcmpiib1r
Scorlndrcl and knows it,
Il say further, with Il full S"uS" ni
responsibility. 10 tbr American people,
that any man or group ri mon who Al
tempt I" steal lhr presidency from Mr.,
Hughes Will dO ~ at their peril"
Mccormick Replies
NEW YORK. NuN :. ChaIrman Nc
COrmirk ISSUED tn" following Slalr.
mem in reply 10 tn" one made hy Mr..
Wilcox:
''l'rrsidcnr Wilson is reelected ani!
Mr.. Wilcox shows hr i aware OF that
fact. Ills wall in reply 10 Ihn charge
Of some imaginary person thHi %0mC,
one expects Mr. Hughes ~ his MANA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
AWAIT NEWS ON
ARABIA SINKING

WAS1iNGTON. Nov. S-Full inlor-
nation regarding the torprdnInG yes
tcr,lay Of thc British passenger liner
Arabia is waited al the Stat" Depart
mrnt with concern. There has been no
report indicating that Americans were
on board the vessel hut tn" announc"-
mem Of tho British Admiralty thai a
ship carrying hundreds Gf passengers,
including women and children hau
hnru destroyed without warning added
4rriougnrss 10 the submarine qu"S-
lions now pending.
IF il should develop that The Arabia
carried no Americans. The tEit"!
States probably would TAX" no official
notice Of the incident although the
deepest Interest," would be felt because
IF III" possibility hal il might mean n
chang" in G"rmany'S methods uf sub
marine warfare.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
new JERSEY IS
SAFE FOR HUGHES

TRENTON. y. J.. Nov. S.-Charlcs
+. Hughes lead over President Wilson
in this state was 5S,720 with o. dis.
trtctS missing tonight. The figures
we're:
Hughes. 262.07o: Wilson. 2U% %.:%:5533
Walter t. Edge. Republican candi.
date for governor. had 30: .22%%7 votes
compared with 164.67l for II. ONO
Wittprnn with 81 districts missing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
CQNGRE: E:SSME:N
DEMOCRATS PROBABLY ELECT
FOUR CONGRESSME
Nicely, Woods. Null. And littIepage
Probably Win-Reed And Cooper
Only Republicans Successful

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Nov. =,
The West Virginia Congressional dele.
cation will probably consist OF four
Democrats and tWC Republicans. II
seems 10 be certain that Nicely and
LilIlepaCe won their elections i'm tn"
first ana sixth districts. ana Ho"r. :
and Wuod!ard are probably beaten in
the second and fourth districts. In
complete returns from The second dis
trict. about one-haf Ut the precincts
reported. show Woods. Democrat, 10
have received 1I,GGl Votes TO lr,H,"
fer Bowers
The election of Null in the fourth
district over Wuodypld is claimed by
about $50. although NoodyNrr!, 5
friends hav" yet refused To con"cdc
his defeat.
Reed. Republican in tn" Third dis
trict will have about 500 majority and
Cooper, Rcpublicah in the Fifth will
have over 300n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
KERN, FLOOR LEADER
HAS BEEN DEFEAlED
Scattering Votes IN House
May Align With Either
Side for Majority.

\F,W YORK. Noy. H.--AthnUch the
Democrats arr assured rontroi OF the
Senate "a working majority. control
of the HOUSE, was still! III doubt al an
earlv hour todav The Democrats had
made slight 2ainS. however. IN tac
Ia;Y returns in Montana and Kansas.
4; O'Clock Hni Democrats. "'l Re
nublicans. ProcrcESiveS. | Socialist
and I Indepeud. .nr. had been elected.
with - congressional districts got 10
bc hard from.
NEW YL -. Nov. S.--Wi';t thirty
consresSioua districts 20 no hear'l
FROM at ln:tS p. NJ. ms RepuolicaAH'
o0S Democrats. ProgresSiFeS' ! u'
dependent an! Socialist. have oeen
elected TO tn" House OF fepreSehtIHr: ~ It:
lives for the SiXty-Ffth Congress. Or
me 50 districts vel 10 De heard from
II are repre- scnted in the present Con-
:-resS bv Democrats and l. BY Repuo-
IicanS. Should These districts be I'M
changed tho next house would be COM
posed Of 2l6 Democrats. 2l3 ReNnoll-
cans and four scattering who might
elect 70 affiliate with either side.
The Senate will remain under DEM
ncratic control by a reduced major
ity Of ten o.. twelve. deepndant on the
out come IN Ne" .HtHlcp " IT, = ~
Jones. Democrat. i maintaining Il
slight Lead over Frank A. tGubbet,
nominated by the Republicans 10 sue
ceed Senator catrOn. At This hour
the Senate stands: Democrats. % {;
Republicans, t.; undecided, |.
In the Senate four present Demn-
cratic members according to the iat-
rst indications. have been defeated.
They are: Senators Kern and TaggAr-.
OF Indiana. MARITIME. Of New Jersey,
and Chiffon, Of West Virginia. Three
Republican Senators. Ltppiit. OF
Rhode island. Clark. OF Wyoming, and
Sutherland. Of Utah. also i:ave lost
their seats on the basis Of Inc returns.
The defeat OF Senator Nern. Cf Ii
diana. by Harry S. Nav. former chair
non of the Republican National Com,
!?ittee takes from rae Democratic Cr-
ganization its floor leader. Among
Democratic Senators mentlonGd tor
the success are Salisbury. OF Do Ia
ware. Martin. OF Delaware. Martin. ot
Virginia. Walsh. o. Montana and Ia
derwood, Of Alabama.
In yesterdays elcctinn tn" Demo
Gratis elected sixteen senators and the
Republicans sixteen. with one state
yet TO o. heard from. The senators
Continued on Page Ten.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
HOLLINGSWORTH
GETS COLUMBIANA

~....a. l',:atcH - :'.n Iu'".i.l'3.'.s.
EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. Nov. S
Congressman D. y. Hullin2Swortn. OF
raaiz. Republican candiC.aI" for re-
election In the t:i&htreath diStricj
carried Columbiana county oyer W. B
Francis. Democrat OF Martins Ferry.
Columbia county complete gives tlOI.
iinSswOrih, S.3nS: Fraucis. I,45D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
THE w WEATHER.

WASHINGTON D. c.. Nov. g.
Forecast:
West Vrginia-Fair Thursday; Fri
day local rains and colder.
Ohio and Western PennsylVania-|n-
creasinq cIoudiness Thursday. prob.
ably followed by local rains. and cold
er; Friday clearing and colder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
"RUDY" ARCHER WENT
DOWN To DEFEAT

Special p:,:,Lt"l :" the u"i..Sia'rr
COLUMBUS. o.. Nov. S--R W.
Archer. Of Belmont county. State
Treasurer. was on" Of th" Republican
state officials ~ 30 down 10 defeat in
TUESDAYS election. Returns from
.634 precincts ont Of 3.I3n shows
that he has 1898 votes, compared to
l9a.aa2f Tor {. f.. Bryan. Tmr" is
possibility. T.. G. Turner. Attorney
General. has been rs-.lcCtrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
HUGHES LEADING IN MINNESOTA;
WILSON HAS 5000 IN CALIFORNIA

RESULT IN THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE WILL BE VERY
CLOSE AND BOTH SIDES ARE CLAIMING VICTORY
OUTCOME WILL DEPEND ON THE FINAL VOTE IN THE
STATES CONSIDERED DOUBTFUL-WILSON HAS SLIGHT
LEAD IN NEW MExIco-THE SITUATION IN OTHER
DOUBTFUL STATES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
RESULT FOR THE PRESIDENCY STILL IN DOUBI
i'm W. Va Extremely close
VOTE.

NEW YORK. Nov. &.--Al midnight
the Electoral college seemed to stand
lis follows. based on returns received
by rhr Associated Press:
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Gcdbey Beaten

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Nov. :r.~.,D:.
NJ. Y. Godbcy, Republican candidate
fo% Congress in This district, almi's
his dciear and comedies the election
of Hon. Adam Lttlepa2e. Returns
from tho district are by no means
complete. but Liill"pa@r seems TO he
running ahead generally: and his ma
jority seems 10 BE- upwards UE o!c
thousand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09
w a SHIMGTON,

SEATTLE. WASH. Noy S,-Rctlirns
from 1.757 precincts Of 2.3S5 in Wash
ington gives Hughes l3i,%S3, Wilson
l41. lis.
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ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. s.
Charles E. Hughes took the lead
in the presidential contest IN
Minnesota when returns from
2.4S1 precincts out of 3,02+ IN the
state. complied at midnight, gave
Wilson 160.141: Hughes 1oo.5oo.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 3
Returns from 5.347 precincts OF
California gave: Hughes i25.480;
Wilson 43a,996.
FARGO, N. D., Nov. 9-Presi-
dent Wilson again took the lead in
' North Dakota at midnight, when
returns from 1904 precincts out
Of 1859 in the state gave MN
1888: Hughes 1889.
SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 9-Re-
turns from 1851 precincts of 25s5
in Washington. give: Hughes 1885,
ia: Wilson 1883.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9.--At > o'clocI
his morning. returns. such as Wer'
complete or so far complete as TO b
regarded as indicative. "aTe Pres
dent Wilson o32 y0tta ~ thS electofa
college: Hughes. @39. and lef: GA vote
doubtful in eishr states. It require
266 Votes to elect Il President.
Although California still showed
lead for the President and his cam
paigE managers were claiming il by 4
leaS. l5.o0n. tho Presidents majofH.
there had dwind!"d To Il little NOR
than l.4on with about one-hfth OF tn
districts uiSS!nG.
In Minnesota. too. the Wilson leat
which was as high as l0.n0n early |
the dav steadily decreased as the yot'
from tho rural districts came in. DuI
ing IT,. evening Hughes took I'll" |eat
with & small margin and then iii.
President Sho. ahead again but Will
less than t.N0n votes. The Republi
can managers claimed the state on II
final returns.
Idaho was estimated for The Wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-09

SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 8-Re-
turns from 1885,! precincts Of 25S5
in Washington. give: Hughes 1885,
174: Wilson t45 1898.
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at,Iv folIowed by local rains, colder;
Friday clearing, colder.
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Nov. 3
Returns from 5.347 precincts OF
California gave: Hughes ia5.48o;
Wilson 43a,89o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-09
WIFE CAVE BLOOD
TO HER HUSBAND;
. WANTS DIVORCE
Woman Alleges Mate Forced
Her TO Support Family,

After allowing a hali-pint. OF her
blood TO be transiused to her husband,
John Mark. in order to save his lie
a few morihs ago he has forced her
10 take VI washing. although she is
weak and i'S delicate health as re-
suit OF the Shuation That is the
charge in a petition Tor divorce filed
in district court thi, morning by Mrs
Emma Mark.
Since July 1915. her husband has not
given her a cen; for clothing and has
only given her 50 cents a day TO pro
vide food and clothing for the entire
family, the petition states. According
20 Mrs. Marks petition, her husband
has threatened her life with a revolver
and once Knocked her unconscious De
spite his refusal 20 give her money for
the support OF the family he ha, been
earning $40 a month, owns a shoe shop
and other property here, she asserts
Mrs Mark asks for the custody of
their Slildren and an injunction re.
staining Mark from diSpoSing OF his
property during the pcndeucy OF the
suit, She also asks $50 attorneys fees
and temporary alimony OF SIS month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-09
COMB SAGE Ten
INTO GRAY HAIR
Ladies'! Try this! Darkens
beautifully and nobody
can tell-Brings back
its gloss and youth
fulness.

Common garden sage brcwcd into a
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, Strcakcd and
faded hair beautifully dark and luxuri-
ant Mixing the Sage Tea and sui
rhur recipe at home, though is trouble
some An easier way is to gc, the
ready to.usc preparation improved by
the addition ol other ingredients. coS'
ing abou, 50 cents larre bottle a.
drug stores, known as "Nyc,h'S Sage
and Sulphur Compound thus avoiding
lot Of muSs.
While gray, faded hair is not sinful.
we all desire to retain our youthful ap
pearance and attraotiytncSs By dark
cning your hair with Wyeth's Sage aud
Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, be .
cause II does II SO naturally, SO evenly.
You lust dampeh sponge or soft brush
with il and draw this through YOUR hair
taking one small strand a, time, b,
morning all gray hairs have disap
pcared After another application or
two your hair becomes beautifully dark
glossy soft and luNuriant aud YOU ap
rear years younger Wye,hs SAGE aNh
Sulphur Compound IS a delightful toir'
ct requisite. II is not intended for the
cure, mitigation or prevention ol dis
ease ADV
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-09
74E{S BESXGE T B55 BB5J$ B!{${ ERiJR&[ JR[
New Discovery Dodons Liver Tone Acts Like Caome But Doesn't Gpe
SaWae Make You SCk-Don Lose Days Wo-Hamess Liver
Medicine for Men, Women, Ch|dren-Read Guarantee!

Ugh Calomc makes YOU sick. It's horrible
Take dose of the dangerous drug tonight and
tomorrow YOU may lose days work,
Caumel is mercury or quicksilver which causes
necrosis OF the bones Caomc, when it comes in.
to contact with sour bile crashes into it, breaking
it up This is when YOU feel that awful nausea
and crampng II you are sluggish and all
knocked out, If your liver is torpid and bowels
conStipated, or YOU have headache dizziness coated
tongue. il breath is bad or stomach sour Just try
spoonful of harmless Dodsons Liver Tone tonight
Here's my guarantee-Go to any drug store
and get a 50 cent bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone
Take spoonful and If it doesn't straighten YOU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-09
Prefers Fine to
Leaving the City

Charlie, Hartman was among those
that celebrated The election last night,
He was also among those present IN
the prisoners dock in the city court
TIN, morning Charles chose the liquor
route as the way OF manicsnng his
pleasure over the way thing, were 90
ing
He pleads guilty TO being drunk
Judge Splitter wanted to know Il IIar-
rlman would like to leave the rlty He
would not Nhcreupon the court gave
Hartman a so fine and ninety days
in jail
II appeal" SAID Hartman
You'll get a long way with an ap-
peal after having entered a plea Of
guilty" advised the cour,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-09
No Bandits Found
by Carranza Force

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Nov. 9-Col-
oncl Carlcna, commanding a detach.
mcnt OF S0O cavalry. returned today to
Sauy. station a short distance north
oi Chihuahua City, after a three day
hunt Tor Villa bands withou, cncoun
tcring any OF them \ fugitive from
Villas ranks reported here tha, the
men who were impressed by the hand,
were deserving al every opportunity
Following the news oi the junction ol
General Myrgula with Generals Arr
eta and Mlycuttc at EScalou. Gener Al
Trevino said tina, he expected HI, cam
paign against Villa 20 develop rapidly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-09
HINTS FOR
YOUR HOME
Home Greenery.

ITO Star, Bulbs Tor Winter Flowers
Take large wooden bucket. put
several inches Of dirt in the bot
tom, then set your pots with the bulbs
in, on the dirt Then put enough dit
IN the bucket to cover all at least four
inches deep In about six weeks exam
inc them and II they are one and one
hall or two inches high take them out
but do not set in the sun for several
days You will have nicer flowers II
YOU do not take them out Of the buck
ct too soon. This has been tried for
years and is all right.
A Fern Dish for the Table. Without
the Ferns--Takc a glass dish. or any
kind YOU prefer mot too large and not
less than two inches dcep) Put some
good soil in, then put grapefruit seeds
IN and cover with more soil Keep damp
and It will not take great while un-
I'll You will have something to al
mirc. 1t Will stay green all winter.