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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
LEESVILLE


LEESVILLE. o.. June l5-Ed Adlir
Inns returned 90 New Philadelphia.
T. y. Hines was up from Dcunis'r
Mrs r. o Moore has gone to coiuu-
hG4.
Edward leach was a visitor in cad.z
" gdr, -dHy.
Arr- Nona shearer is here from Com
nsaut O.
b. A. Harcy is here from Canton chs
week.
Nlr and Nr. g " Elliott were 900
Conversion Tuesday.
NI.rlr Admir- Is- returned t1 Cu.am-
bus after visit here.
Mr. aud Mrs Bert smith were at fH.
smith reunion a. shsr1dstillc .u ....
Err.' Mrcr.ery. or Canton. visited ...
parents. Nr and Nr-. o.. 6. M-'r.f...
E 30 rri.r has b.rn tho guest rr f...
som. 'rl' price. In Coshpcfon. thr rr..
vttE
Charles Ndair who De- constructing
Factory for making inruhators. was r
John chapman. NJ M.uEo junction.
uI. l recent visitor no the home o. rI.
sister, Nr s. Martin
NII.. NY. llrrHH. M Etlrrc. Ohio.
- -f. .uww.r guest ~ hcr sister. SIR.
oruIie j Mcqueen. % rlrsbu-re
h.. Parents. 49, and Mrs j So So
SIR d. 49, H.a,.r ono ~ me rrrdu.
I.r. .r fh. l.H...".. % fHEr f-rir road
r. ....rf VISITOR with hs wife and
other |r.."..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

Rev. and Mrs. G. O. Harvey Of Chi.
caso. Ill. are visiting a. the home
of Or and Mrs. c. b. Brashear Mr.
Z Harvey Is a former Wellsburg ladv
and many relatives and friends called
10 see her on Wednesday evening she
VIII also visit IN the county before re-
turning TO her home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

Russell earle or JaCobsburC Ohio.
and Miss Loretta Walter OF BeallSville.
%. were married AT the Christian church
parsonage g. ". Fuller. Jr.. minister
or the local Christian church officiat-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

4 strawberry and ice cream festival
Will De- held az the lawn Of the Frank
i'm VI. church on Tuesday eyenin..
june 20th, under the auspices Of the
ladies' AID Society The public is
cordially invited To- attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

The Warden Heating and SUNNY
Company has secured the contract Tor
heating twenty houses for Gurus Fer
Euson. Ten OF the houses are 10 be-
rected IN Weirton and ten In Holi.
days Cove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

Baltimore x Ohio trains were using
tho Pennsylvania railroad tracks am
day Thursday because OF wreck on
their lines near Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
New pIrectnrv

The Bell Telephone COMPANY has
distributed new directories 10 fhfir
many subscribers in Wellsburg and nj.
cInity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

ABOUT thirty FuuuE people .nIostd a
m'nuIl-n t fIeuI, at Highland vest ~
town. Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
Car Damaged.

The Hudson touring car OF James
Paull was damaged at noon Thursday
when II was driven into an open hole
at the corner OF Twelfth and Yankee
streets. The front axle was bent and
the fender also, but after being eN-
tracated. they were able TO proceed
on their way with il.
The car was being driven by James
PAUL. Jr Workmen from the water
works were making repairs TO a line
and dirt was piled up on the south side
OF the hole. The rain had filled the
hole 10 the level OF the street. Al the
,lune OF the accident no guards of any
kind were placed around the hole and
mo bi gear went into il kead-on. stop.
ping with a thud Nlen from the :
George sack factory aided in getting
the car out Of the hole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

y n.'f. uE Uf the B. I. ISIS was held
DO .U' Iir.' 50. b.. church. ThlrsIay
Hitofn'nr. several important business
matters were transacted at this mo.t-
Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

ohio d.. 90. o. A. VI association. A
me Tr"rr1m has n.,u arranged for
tho meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

mem bered as Miss Grace Nevin Mccoy.
n daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. u. Nc
Coy OF this city
As The street car strike has been set
tied the baseball games viii b. resuurS
sunday 40 IaG-n park when the Wheel
ins island Athletics will play the DOE
Gals. Whalen and Marsh are the bat
terf's for the visitors and GaftuCy II "a
kclgl'y Tor the home team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

BsnUood Briefs.
Fr0T. p. d. rs...nrf. .r f.a Union
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16
workman DROWNED
ABOVE WELLSBURC
FIREMAN OF NEW COKE OVENS
FAILS 10 GO 70 WORK AND
BODY LATER FOUND.
10 Not Known How He Nanaaed to
Fall Into the Water-GeneraI
News Of Welisburg.

WELLSBURG. W. Va. June Is
ABOUT a. n. this morning Thomas
Master, engineer on No. dredge boat
or the National Contracting Company.
VINO are doing work at the coke ovens
above Follansbee, notified Il A.
Scholtze. who is in charge OF the work.
, tnal the fireman. 4. L. Trewhitt. had
. not reported for work
They at once ascertained something
was wrong. because he was very
steady and Industrious employe Mr..
Thomas returned to his work and
. about 1880 while he was hoisting The
bucket discovered Mr.. Trewhitt's body
handing 10 Il. He notified the officials
OF me company, and Coroner j. r.
Clemmens was notified ana the body
was placed on the river bank
coroner J. r. Clemmens arrived az
/ tne, ONCE OF the company about 10
O'Clock. and search was made OF
some clothing that he had there, but
nothing could be found that would lead
10 ten where his home was or who to
notify of the drowning
Mr.. Irewhitt was about % years old
ana has been in the employment OF the
: National Contracting Company for a
huinbe OF years, but only been on this
particular job about one month he
hdd been sleeping on the boat At
nights. as he claimed he could not Sc
cure a boarding house. He was last
I ''N'aN " " NARAh last evening HAl-
ting on stump a few feet from where
/ me body was found this morning
Whether he met with foul play or not
cannot be ascertained
some OF his fellow workmen stated
that he was complaining of cramps
last evening. and eh might have grown
worse and attempted 20 go 10 the boat
and fell overheard
II was learned by the looks OF things
about the boat that he had not been
sleeping there last night
The only thing found that may lead
10 where his family or relatives are
located was a postofiice money order
I receipt, which was purchased in Steu-
benville. This Will be traced up IL
possible and II il was sent 10 his par
[ ents or some relative they Will be
Z notified Of the death
Inc body was removed TO the FOs-
/ ter morgue in WellsbruS. where IL Will
} be prepared for burial Some one Of
/ the relatives Of the unfortunate young
man Will be notified II possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-16

FREE Circus tickets for Boys and
Girls. see large al. today.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
* al pa mir?

mattnc >prctmo> Ic ima. da hi bill lnal ma pri-
macm olnatiti >poSno >taliSrc >volc VIA
DE. Zakai razlika ic cc yab Nrmciia zavrznikc
ma pogajanje. pri katcrem hocc Il prori ma>topati
kot zmagovalka, ali pa cc zc!i konrc vojnc brez
ohzira ma t" kai ir l,o la>cdc in kic stole kak-
Snc armade.
Brthmamn nj dciai bc>cdicr pc katcri hi ST
moglo vSaj Nlutiti, kai hocc. In tenn j." sam
l">'avI ~kal" ob katerI 81 nJcg"va mirovna po-
h"dha iahk" razbil" kak"r p"nH.
'a>"pi>Ie ma par Nr>tl " u"m>klh pogoJh.
hdal ~ III Imel" NrNtI " vN"m. kar J" hlo. kar jo
III kar bo' 'Dober list mora imrti >vojc poro-
r'Nalce tudl n"hr>ih in p"kIu. kdor mima
d"N"'J pognma, da hi II llm>ljal. cesar ne We,
J" >Iah reporter. Ia lak" SIN" ri'aIi. da ir \cmci
ia prIpraNIJcna NrnIt B"lg.J" m Ma>cdcni del
franr'Jr ampak IA l"h'r'' tam u"kakSno 20
NPodar>k" kontr"I". ziaNiI "lir"m ma "n,i"tnc
r""hiK" da m"ra'" F"llNk" iu lLtNuNka po>ta-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

me- NOR" Nama llNaIati. AmcriSlm izkoriSGc,arcm
Sc nj rIrha bait luuauic konkurcncc pa izlabliajo
poIoz"j >voi prid. To ic pray, vzrok draginic in
"r HI vlada mrIa rc>u" '"li" hi 20 biIa IL davno
ahko izicl,nilu
Mc>'an>Ni Ga>ni!ai>ki zdaiateIji tar,ajo in
prc'l>ronlk ujihuv" kunfcrcnrc gotovo mi ,,rcti-
r"1al, l,o ic dc5il, ia jc a ti>oGc Ga>op,ov. ka-
'rrlm prcti poe:l y 20 mr>Gan>k casopti
taken pol"liju. !, ucyarno,i IA ,lclavske lls;c Sc
vcjia hcr un;,.o la', alr katcrm hi 81 mog
pomagat Nrit 4 ii d"hi t., krr tudi ne ,norcio de-
ati take kGprijc ,aiy,i. ;knr mcSGanSko Gaso-
pi>jc
NctinI del. ,,>ih li>"v gre maravuos IN OBJ
>'an"k Da l'I %" d"a nil' u.oda vladi mobcnh
pr"gaNir - jn.cYuo. Mord4 hi bill naStop zopcr
"d"ruhc kaj cnrrgidncj>i. dc hi "a lahtc,a We
'il.I Napitala;i"ui li>l Ali od tc >lrani ina vlada
r"r. ii q" ina >voic rallpg,.
Ncibi ca>op>i potrcbuicj" ncdyoumo wee pa
riria nj malh. in mi>i hi ho. da So od dragi-
nlc 81 boil prizadr,i Toda la>tmk lakih li,tov so
ohcncm iudi b"di> la>tmiki ali pa dcuGarji papir-
nlh t"varm in maj" tukaj "d dragcga papiria wee
do5itka kaior pr I,>lu izgubc. Cc pa trpc manjSi
ll>t jim jc 80 c>lo pray, kakor ic veiliim toyar-
narJem NSct. ako propadaio mali obrniki.
Med vcIiIlim in maIim kapitaom Sc vcdno
Nodl bol; prNi ii hotc >prayiti stno konkurcnco
poti, druei ii hocc podal iSai obstaucl, SrcdS,va
tcga hoia razlicna in Sc Gc>io ncniaio Ena cpl
I"da akcgd b"ja odigrava Scdai ma poiu pa
plrJa. Pri tenn pa prihaia dclav>ki fisk ncvar-
most. 'a bo placal "iHvHc SirpSkc tcga boia.
&c ic res. da ic dclav>ki tiSk najvaznriSc %
rozlc dclav>kcga boia. cdai ic tudi res. da ii
ccjo ii kapita>tirni napadi dcav>tva >amcpa.
Nzcii d"Iay>tvu micgovo taSop>jc, pravi, vzcji
mn NrcdSivn Ia Sv"i >porahlm: dra,>El razrcd
brc2 >voicga caSop>ia ic kakor ti"vck brcz ic-
lika
kapItaI>tI "otuvu uc hi iokali. &C. hi zara-
I'll mlihovcga iz>ilicvania zacc d"a,Nki lt,ti pro-
padatl Trcba ic pa priznati. da ic poloiai rcNcn.
&c tarnaiu mcNCanNki lSii, da Jim gre ~ Wvljrnic
III >mri ic ja>lo da ie nc,aruo>i IN dclav>kc IL
Sic So Vccia
Sti<kati y zenu most Ia uennt rcheu tr,d
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
karlova arnnestiia.

Nov av>,rij>ki cesar ic p"mIlo>t Dir kra
mara III o>tac tcSkc po>lancc in politikc. ki 81 hi
Ii obSoieni >nrt. Dina>ticari bodo +" lahk"
>lav kot vclikoduiu" d"janjc in gotov" bo
\ Av>trij in \cmciii mmogn uHp>ao karovcm
dubrcm Srcu. Mas ne bodo ua,li lcm kou. Nj
cesar ne vcmo karlovrm >rru. Anrkdotr ki
rc'no pripo> c,lujcjo princih. mas gancio,
kajti rr n,>o zmiSljcnc 50 pa pribIUn" take. ka
krSuc hi se lahko pripovcdovalc v>akcm otro-
ku in mladcn covrku Nihcc nj TAXA ab>outna
zvcrlna dd nc hi incl kak>cn lcp tr"notck, kakS-
II" mehko 6uvstvo ali kakIn" ne>rhi6uo drianic
>voicn iivlirniu. Sc zvcrina "a ima Taxi po-
Samczn slmcaj nam ne p"vcd" uic,>ar >poS-
mem znacaiu tlovcka.
Kako maj vemo kai>n" j. kdrlov" >rcc? Nj
Smo MIN igra solo ni>H, hodili MIN,
pri cn mizi nismo ko>ili, >voiih Iir'icl,n>kih
NkrivnO>i nam nj zaupal. SkratEa. ne poInam"
ga. ToIa {" hi nam naSrcli ti>oc >mpatiGnih de"
jamj mas vcnlar ne morelo navduSiti zaui. kHjti
ccsaricv ne pctrcbujemo. ne >abih, II" dobrih.
ClOvek il lahko dobcr cc>arjcv nj dobrih. kcr ic
n>titucija momarhijc >ama ma >rh >laha.
Zato mas tudi TAXA pomilo>titcv ne more >pra-
viii ckstazo In tud ME ne pomcn IA prc>oJa-
HE vladarja. Teorctcmo jc nap"Nlcd tnd AvStri
ia kOm>titucionalna driava in taxi monarhovi
akt >padaio pod odgoyorno>t Wade. Stara mava-
da j.. da podcl nov vladar p"li,irn" amn">tijo.
tako kakor pomiloS6a star vladar "h>"j"ncc oh
NVOJlh lubllcJlh kuO MAJ 10 l"hII'>r'l pa pi'"-
lava vada. Take amnc>tije SpadaJo med Scgc IN
nina i0 zato niG opravii vladarlcv" dohr"i".
&c ie telegram. ki porora amncNtii, p"polm
in verietno je, da ic tcdaj ic milo>tni akt
novcga ccSarja Sploh zclo ma hen. Av>triji lc
ma tisOce liud zaprtih zaradi politcmih d"liktov,
zaradi tega ker drugatncga mn"nla kakor
vladajoci in izmcd vNeh Jill jc pomiIoSrcmih toll
ko da Jill scStcics prStc. In ud : ulih"v"m
>Iucaju jc brsrda ''pomostltcv napatna fax
ticno e le deloma popravliena irvca. Ii Jo J"
>'orilo voino >odiSGc ko jc te ljmdi "hS"dilo ma
>mrt. Nikoii 81 nisno poitlrmh nal"r'h >trI-
mali Kranarcm ali klofaGem: toda krlvl"a j.
krivica mai >jor priiatelm ali pa naNprotniku.
In biln ic krivica k"m ."urati "verHdalNtv" "
piScm ki 50 biIa psama dawn" pred v"Jno III u
taterih So more pac zvaiati, da ie incl kramar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
NO. c NV ,,,rz,

Ic" >IovcSuo jr ncnlSki kanccar uprilnril
svoju mirovno punudbo Ne nicrovc b.>rd, ann,
pax tcatralcna n>ccnaciia IT, naprayiIn un vSch
koncih in kraiih taLo vclik v,>k. kaknr da i.
nleYovo pomudbo mir Ie zagotovljcn i'm klaui,
kOntan" kaiti Bcthmannoyc bc>cdr MISC poyr.
dale mit novrga: >ai ic ic dvakrat , parlamcntm
iziavil, da ir Ncmtiia prpravirna >kleni,i mir
\ovo le bilo >edai Ia. da jc malmauil nemSko
voIo diplomatom. ki za>topajo mtcrr>c maSprot.
niskih dcIcl DoSlci ie Nemtiia prcakovala. La
pridcjo laVelniki pro>it "a mir. ,ciaj i'm ga >;,-
ma pomuja
Tia razika ie res MIatma Ali nrkai je H.
o>taIo, kar hi bilo uadv>c valmo. T>ti dan. ko
lc i'ctmann il"llwrg >prcjr po>Ianikc ir bill
nrm>ki parliament >kican M; >cln Snosuo -, i.
upao. ia povr kancrar tam kaj wee: tnda mo-.
hene rrke nj ilrckrl Pc katrri hi hiio noyo;, y>ai
prihil@n" >Nl"pati. kaj >marra ucin>>a viada N
pogojc miru
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
LETO (VOL.) xI.

mia
\...;;; " 7'' "'''N"'NW "I|"' hapfam
\aJNcrJa naPaka hi bila >cvcda mi>liti da
'Sra Pri tenn vpra>anlr malh marodov kaksno
>na'u"lN" NIog". naiplivnciiih amglcSkih H.
sun iahk" rilam" zaht"v". da mora NcmGiia po-
PrINIl N'"rl"n" Skod" da mora dati garancijc "a
mo>toino>, torci nr;hIi5n' H.; '',,''l Sd
tako lice. k,krsno :. i,noI, ,i In I,,"P"
ne, naidct,. lah,.,, , I,,-l,.;;; '"'o
no>taluo>,i q ru>i,,.ki .,,l,,,I; ,I..; e..
cozi n:main casa L., III ,i>l;l; ~, ,,' -; D.; -.
iii ne Ponu,Ibn Ncmcii, rro>oi,i, .,a,i:';, .,.a
jh mtcrc,ny o.. inn i. ,o,o.j; >, ;;I ,',..' wv;
lila in hndn oJEI,,iI; :o L., =, L,I. i': ,'
rovuo rogaiarir = uiibov.u, i,,or,..,, , L,',a
>prrirH
f.
..,.,,. ..i. N''' "a" ".''"'n' N"hirrenr"'
''''' ''' "''' 'lN'lulUtp. j. 9OlDNu xxx lIlCiuu
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
Oh draginji papirja.

' Wa>hin%touu lhraIi la,ruihi mc>cai-
SIKH "a>"pi>ov IL raznh kraIcv dolclc da po>,c-
tujcjo p"olaiu Iii "a u>tvari;. dmginia papir-
ia. Prcd>cuk knnfcrcucc ic ,v"jrm uagoy,,r
d"lal "\lt ne pumaga. cr - Iakrivamo. k.tko
kriccn je poloiaj naSih li>tov. I'm cc o>aucio rc-
ne papiria Ie pribliino ma >cdaui vSini. ic popo-
noma gotovo ti>oGc manjSih IA >rc,juiih ca
pf>ov po>vcGenih poguu''
kar Zrcka jo tc beScdc ic iaNua tailu> n
/cdinjemih drzavah. Draeinja papiria prc>cga zc
vse meic, in viada, Iii ic zc pred mc>"c e"voria
prei>kavi in odpomoCi, mi do daua;u icga dueva
naSla nobcnrga SrcdSva. da hi u~;aNila to odcl7I-
Stvo. PreSkava ie dognaIa. Ola ne povzruGlio drG-
gmjc producii>k >troSk To c v>c \htc ne Il"
,rdil. da jc tenn konStairaniem kai "pra ic..o
&c vcmo. da mas o,nai" hrcz p"> oda. nam I" ven
dar me- ne pOlnaga.
Pravio >iccr, da povzroGa dngiuju paru.ia
izvoz Evropo. Toda kakor vidimo ic rapir ST.
Ger nc->l;nnn drag Vcndar va pa me- primaujllujc.
Izvoz Evropo dajc fabrkantum nyronirc pro-
fiic pa Jim zdi korStnu, &c zahtcvajo duuta e.
make Gene, kakor jih zlSkavajo ~ cN>portirau"
bla@" Europa kupuje papir IL Amcrkc. f,rci "a
ameriske farmc Dale SO pa ma ra/poTago ,udi
Stcvkc. IL kacrih ic rlzvdno da mi>o imrli au.c-
risk zivinorcic 81 nikdar toliko zivur kakor So
daj
Skratka: kar ic govoro i'm pi>ao >'hi
cimi, ie >kupai iImi> lrnu. lu >icrr - Ia
>pravili >vct razni ' kralji" ki jmajo pod >yo-
io kontroo vclilo zalog hramr in 50 81 iAm>lili
''vzroke da opraviteni Iivlicu>kr potrcb,ci.
podraIit Sc nikdar zgodoviui Xcdmicnih
drzav MISC hill ameriSki kapiIali,i i'm Spcliulanti"
tako neSramni kakor lcto>. ko j. Evropi voiua,
kaera Jim ic dala priliko vcliko vcc izvalnr in
obencm rec da jc draguir kri,a 'oiua porg
''Sabe lctinc
tndti 81 nj trcba. da naldcio take >tc>ikr
tudi kapitaliSttnih li>th Obiavliaio iih gla-
>ila, ki za>topaio prctcIno indu>rijaIuc kapiIali
ste. ii nmaio profitov od dragnir in 50 zato
lahko pgorceni. NapoSlcd majo pa tui vzrokc IA
to, ker hoie. da pri>i draginja dclavcc. da hi
zahteval boliSc place. In to hi Scgao niihov
Yep.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

Sti,kati zepu pest je nepoircben trud.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-15
REQUEST COLLEGES
TO PREPARE PEOPLE
| FOR PUBLIC SERVICE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. Nov. Is
The university's relation to public
service. the Relationship OF women to
the movement TO induce universities
70 give more specific training for pub.
lie service by field training. and civil
service reform were among the sub
jects for discussion ct the third annual
Conference on Universities and Public
Service which opened today at the
University Of Pennsylvania.
The meetings, which will continue
over tomorrow. were held under the
auspices Of the society for the promo
ton Of training for public service
Delegates representing leading educa-
tional institutions. civil service reform
associations and state and city offlc.
ials from many sections Of the coun.
try were in attendance.
The purpose OF the conference, It
was announced. II to induce univers.
tiles to give more specific train 70.
public service and to promote civil
service reform. Many educational In
stitutions. delegates said. already have
taken steps in this direction while
others are investigating the subject
along the lines recommended by the
conference.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-15
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" Jour hair has been neglected and
IS THU, faded. dry, scraggy or too
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Danderine at any drug store or toilet
counter: apply a little as directed and
ten minutes after you will say this
was the best investment you ever
made.
We sincerely believe. regardless OF
everything else advertised, that If you
desire soft, lustrous, beautiful hair and
lots OF it--no dandruff-no itching
scalp and no more falling hair-you
must use Knowlton's Danderine. If
sventually-why not now?-Adv.
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EXPERT SENDS
[continued from page onel

picking railroad question, his report
will call for moderately high level
bridge.
All factions in the bridge contro-
versy, which has been drawn out over
year. are pledged to abide by the
recommendations made by Harrington
Commissioners have announced that
no matter what he recommends, they
viii ask for an appropriation for new
Main street bridge Immediately and
that they would give no time to hearing
They have heard all sides of the ques-
tion many time and will from now or
take the bridge question wholly in
their own hands.
The commissioners still favor ask
ing for the South G street bridge ap-
preparation at the same time thai
they ask for money necessary to build
the Main street structure.
Mr.. Harrington's finding contains
recommendations for the whole bridge
situation in Richmond. II takes into
special consideration the proposed
South street bridge and the unsafe
condition of the Doran bridge.
Commissioner William Seaney said
toGay that the receipt of the report
means that work on the Main street
bridge will be started early next year.
"rhere will be. no delay. II the
council grants the appropriations we
n * for, bonds will be issued ana sold
as soon as the law permits" said
Seaney.
AT the same time the bonds are
being sold, work of dismantling the old
Main street bridge will be started and
when spring opens up all will be ready
to rush the completion OF the new
structure.
People are tired Of the delay. The
bridge has been closed over a year."
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
START CLEE CLUB

Personnel Of the Richmond R. H. s.
Cleo club, the latest musical orgzniza-
ton Of the high. school, was announc-
ed by Director Hackman. Of the school
faculty. today:
First Tenor-P4ul Steen. Clarence
Kerlin, William Wilson. Floyd Nus
baum.
Second Tenor Ralph Woods, Ralph
Hart. Robert Starr, Robert Roland.
Baritone Merrill Hostier. Everett
Brfnley, Levi Underhill. Herbert Rus
sell.
Bass-O. w. Hickman, BENJAMIN
Howes, W1lburn Hippard. Murray
Sntvely.
Date for the first public appearance
Of the Glee club has not been deter
mined. Mr.. Hackman, however, is
pleased with the work Of his charges
and thinks they win be ready for the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-15
WAR REVIEW
FOR the DAY

With the battle between the British
and the Germans still raging around
the Ancre brook, the Germans have
struck the French lines q hard blow
at the other extremity Of the Somme
fighting front, attacking early today
between Ablain court and the Chaul-
mes woods south Of the river.
Paris declares that this attack
which was desperately pressed with
the assistance Of liquid fire resulted
in q gain Of ground only east Of Pres
Store. half way between Chaulnes and
Ablaincourt. Here the Germans
heached q group Of ruined dwellings.
The latest news from the British
offensive in the Ancre river district re.
ported the British troops crushing on
ward. The taking Of more than 5000
German prisoners has been OFFICIALLY
announced.
North of the Somme, Paris an.
nounces progress for the French In
the st. Pierre Vast wood region
where possession Of ground at Sally
Saillisel IL helping operations.
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Quick, Safe Way
to Remove Hairs
(Toilet Talks

(Toilet Talks
Keep little delatone powder on
your dressing table and when ugly,
hairy grCwths appear, make a paste
with little of the powder and some
water, apply and let remain on the
hairy surface for or minutes, then
rub off, wash the skin and the hairs
have vanished This treatment is
quite harmless and rarely more than
one application is required, but to
avoid disappointment care should be
used to buy the real delatone.-Adv.
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Mrs. Dollie Ledgerwood Matters,
known throughout the country for the
fight she has made for possession Of
Baby lreane," has composed song.
It is called "My Baby lreane"-and
Mrs. Matters would like to know how
any one. can hear the song without be-
ing convinced that Ireane is really hers
and not the child of Jessie Ryan,
whom Judge Lands adjudged to be
the real mother.
The quality of the song may be
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AFTER THE GRIPPE
vinoI Restored Her Strength

Canton. MisA-"I am Is years old
and became very weak and feeble from
the effects Of La Grippe, but Vinol has
dome me a world Of good. 1t has cured
my cough. built up my strength 20
feel active and we'll again. Mrs. Liz
xie Baldwin, Canton. Miss.
Vinol aids digestion. enriches the
blood and creates strength Unequal
led for chronic. coughs. colds or
bronchitis. Your money back II It
fails. Glen Thistlethwaite, druggist.
Richmond, Ind. Also at the leading
drug store in all Indiana towns.