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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

house at which time routine business
was transacted Notari.s were ap-
pointed and qualified. road supervisors
We're settled with and matters relative
% roads and bridges WeL-, discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

Manager 90. H. pOtudtNter. 81 tn.
H"uturium picture house. has started
On" 4ist Of prizes for achievements on
fh' local high school baseball team.
will ba donated for hits azgrcgatfux
seven bases made In one game. Bther
business men here will on,r prizes 70
He individual r1ay.rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05
WARDEN WHITES
MONTHLY REPORT
MARCH REPORT Of pENrrENrIARY
SUBMITTED TO BOARD
OF CONTROL.
First Street Mime o. Mound City Coal
Company Resumes Operations.
Other Toundsvilie News.

Follow iuE I- thc report 81 Warden
Mont. T.. White. of tho state rcuit.ut!-
airy. at MoundStil'e for tho month Of
March. which was submitted to tho
l.psrd or Control and Governor n. H..
TTasf.ll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

-. =. Parsons. OF Charleston. state or
Sanizer Of the Socialist Marty viii ds-
IN"r an address az tho corner or Third
street and jefferson avenue. Saturday
evening. Nj PARSONS will address a
meeting At Cameron this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

heretofore boon mentioned. was reported
som, better yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

The initial baseball Esmrr OF the sea
SON VIII b. staged ~ the Firth street
tail park This evening az o'clock. BE-
tween The local htCn school and the team
representing Union high school OF BEN
wood.
Th. locals clash with wheeling high
here Saturday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

THE logger" is fhf uurla ~ the. ne ,,.
lahc riaehery which VIII Do opened L.r.
within rho nest week or sr by NeSar.
ligrins 4 Linch. The place ~ huaino SCI
iur. on jefferson avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

Mine Resumes Operations.

THU n ''1.IIcH VUtfaTIohH
The h1rSt street mine ~ the Mound
cry Coal Com prny resumed operations
}"Sf"rdaN. follow INK general susp.u DE-
sion. The receivers for tho bnnItrurr
company haN" large contracts and tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

Marshall county court held spec ~
Meeting yesterday morning az the court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

Every member uf the M0und@yilIa Mo
torcy'!" club is urged % attend the.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-05

New Jersey factories employ more
han 323.OO workers.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-29


%, Do1i" fam e Don lrgenono-
Der aus ben Qufien. 0ang Iuul.e e.
uno Settler grIH naf ie:nem aDple,
na6 letnem gDa!le. 4bsr iton Der
gingen i9m Big Sinne, BENIN cine
trnftp lie 0anD rio an Dem Sailo.
Der ben YerbreGet nnJi:lt gemd6t
bate. 0as Meio innt Ill Cbnmad)t.
3.uel ihlanfe Oeiullteu lisben pa,
Don ben nteosritnelIenoen 3sDei9en
Der Side ouf Den !uet6en Gut:en
gruno nieoer uno banoeH oas Gbes
paar; Damn crit DurOe Settler pom
Der S4Iinge bsTreit, IN Die er 10 un=
Deriehens eeroten mar.
nalio bier lit Der Roub." io9ts
Jreo STONE uno ituute 9epantenroll
auf ben Wtnmmon. fir ben iein IN.
gltidlifer Sbeim oas Xe6sn butte
!aiien miiIien. Sein 9e9IeIter lbet
Itredte bic 9uno ME. oas Dad oss
Quellenbdus4ens uno 3og Die Qode
berpor. ,uno Sic muBtsn ous ent.
redsn. uno Sic nubten oieie 2suts
10 faiIeu," iagte er fdier unmuti9. -
Gr mar tein 0err aus Amerita, ionIt
bate er bas rubi3s 2dheln Gtonea
mobl better p%eritluoen; oieiss Gas
6eln. bas cine Grinuerung an ben
Diloen Weiten beoegtete.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-29

loIpIerte, b~eiiOobate. Settler muBts
Ibm odun leoesmal bic 5beatertlrieH
oelorgen uHo ,5reo Stone ubernat.
lete odhn IeoeslalI in letnet bslGeI-
Ueflea OIaptipopHung, Die er beibe.
qI,ien bate.
Il metnten nGmI;6 Settlers. Use,
pc lyrten gral.otl4. M.m ne glqAL-
len, oaB r9 1hne In 4Sll1s ne
Inoe, laB TT lopb.y<l9uBt Dor Jspem
Auge, d0.r NIT ltt..tm deile TIr ods
letntge. i'm OeGlt s,rer urnlien Side,
DIX, eine 4otbut oss g9aloe5, c;ti
an Der ltmiallun5sIaaasr pes Gar.
tens ituno. un0 penn lie meinten,
TT lei I'M Sbeatsr ooet in feline
0tuotDoqaun8. - beTun0 ct lld,
lideril6 trgenoDo in Der Jldbe oes
vGuellenbctes" ooer mobl 9ur I'm
Qauie ieiolt. 5ur i5reo stones 0es
~i0dnot6elt CAB Is ndmlidD teine Al
boben 0.auern uno fir ShlItlel 8u
ldmtIihen Jtdumen oes Sauies bate
er ldnglt gelorgt. Gr giug uuo tom,
Ipnnn Emner II IbEI Dellebte, urqe
le9en aus ieInem neaen 0elm. Sab
CT II ifon lelt N0ten 10 asnuu
%!olilen moilte, mas Dabreno leinet
osrnetntllhsn 4bpelenbelt Datin Dor.
g!n9, 0aran lpdr enc uln3tge Nabr.
hebnun1 lfu!o. bic or gsmlf)t, ais
er odmals Hlt Der 2ommtfHpu ms
Quu3 getolHmen mar. Der lfeue
Gid pes 4eit?s, Der tbren 0u.len
i%tteIite, bate TIN perdnlaBt, ote,en
senauer 81 betrdhten. ytun - q
Iab nifts. ais enieu Uisnlten, oey
gang 1elbtpertdH9ilt du1gsre9t er
IHten. llno ocdl, rr In5 llpcb ,tiyJs.
ipo5u Ireillt le1t laAoBei0tsu. lhor.
Ten 4ugen qeb0Ileu uno mas cen m
oeyen 0errsn en!ging: Gc lab Elm
%traules Qa0r pou 9rauer 5Yarbe aui
Dem ountlen Spencer, pen 9uopi5
Settler IN oieier Stunbe trug.
Settler nun pur Elm Utann bon
90ditens 40 5nbren, Iein 0uar !par
peh11ipar5 Il ltruft uno tur8ge
ldoren. Bon lenem 0uupte nllo
ltamnte ienes 6drdJen nltt = mob!
cher mar bunoert 9egen ems 3u net.
ten. ouB es emit oui Dem 9aup.e oes
geWatien mar, oenn Is
glIb gang uno gar oenen, Die oefien
unrnbmten. O%uriiber, bag
Settler uIbts mt Dem perIonliten
bel ieinsm Cbeim 3u tun aes
bG't ia. Dab er nuh MIR duberit
ieIten in oeiten Wdbe getomms1 NOR,
barber mar 5reo Stone balo IN
terrihtet uno lein Yetoad9t pud)s
GrelIit duBerls er i'm ME.
mdnoem gsgsnliber, oeun Is idien
all gu p%buutJitiib. zines s0au-
res pegen, ous oIelIeidt eialat) etr
oertragen bate, ibid einen
ldlredIiten 2jeroott 5u beaen, }u-
NAL ollie feline 5simlihen Yeobu1tun
Gen niht ZEN minOeiten NnDdlt@eu3it
tur Sellers ODER lelnes Wc:uss
S6uIoi9teit ergoben.
Wa8 er ourh iein beimlife@
8eoba1te7 eriabren. mar nur, ons.
6eioen ourAnus niht 10 frieotit
ais ibr &sumuno qeiaQt
oenu oft uno DIT pri9eIte Der bdufia
truntene Wnnn feline Gbebd!f.e
nno ooB Settler m~ertlpiroia oft BEL
Der QuelIe gu tun bate, bic Gem
anlueien ben Ramen gs9eben. 81.
entlprang ettpa 5ebu Meter fern upn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-29

lthen YelGua09abun9, uno nod 10
mdnhes anpere.
llno mas Die 3vglinge nubelangt,
peI6e ftp OieleAl liiBen Stuoium
piomen. 10 cat Die S9ule ihou einen
itart interndTionaien G6aratter; BERN
Die StI0enten tonmen nitt nur bon
ben Der. Gtduten INNER 1dblreid)er.
lonbern ouh bon Iuba, BOrtorito,
Den tanartiden Snleln uno nod BON
oerihteoenen anoeren SeiIen Der
NSelt, mo man etn beionOers tories
SntereiIe an oieiem Irtitel BOT. Die
aLspdrtt9e geteitiguug Ia. pobI
our6 Den WeIttries etntgermuBen 9e'
'itten, eiirfte d6er nnfber crit redt
uufbIiiben uHo in pieIen Gdnoeru quite
6riihte trugen. 9as gilt aud pon
Riiben}uder : Staten.
AoH lei betQOrge1oben. oaB oNie
GnitaIt - pbUol niIt bon &drnesie
ps0a4t = aud ne IL Die groBte,
uusi4!itflia osa1 oacsr getuiOmetc
StbItotEct tx .Ds.t aur3u2ceiler
bdt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-29
Sic tia;;?t osdtridnIr.
Ser Staat HD,iEana riihmt lid ciner
iofd,en tinitnlt.


9as Gtuoium or5 3uder3 p;ro
UatiirIr3 III mdt, 5t,!el teG)nlih inou.
l~trteueH NnFalten 3alamMan nit an
oFren Ge9e1itdn1eh ~1etrisben; dber
0er Staat Q0uill0na rlbnt liA, Die
cin8ige G4ule in oer g8elt auiupsi.
len, pslfx austd lie3lt6 Dem
3uder ais &ebr . 0egeultuno gemi0s
met if. uno minoeltens bs3iigliG
ameritas lit oieies 4nipruh ienen>
fdIls 5utrefTeno. Mud pirb Die Yes
oeutung unb Der N9ert oieies Sniff
Iu1es Don manben auspGrtIgen Gam
bern riidbaltslps anertannt.
9ieie 3uder : 9odidule- oenn
oas lit lie totiQdlOp - befinoet iiG
gu 8nton Rou9e, uno lie peroient Is,
auf Dem omeritaniIden pubIitum
beller betannt gemoft 5u tueroen. Sic
mmnIt ibre Aufgu6e Obue 3peifeI
iebr emit.
Der lin.erri6t umfaBt tinen 8urz
ius non nidlt neniSer ais finf Sab
rem; unb Der Gegsnltano 1T ou9 Diel-
lnldttg genug, am einsn 10 grobsiz
giger Gebrplan III re4tlerti9en. Sine
SYutultdt BON p &:qrtrdFten unter.
riftet bier in alltA 8ugetorigen III.
ouitrieler unO Ianoni;tl6at;lihen
0mgeu. 9ier t0nnen lelbit muude
Sdh0erltdnoige Oe3 3uder .5ruit"
rod oas cine ooer onoere Ding Ier>
uen.
Sin 5eil Der te6nii6en 4rbeit
miro ~iibrigens in Yfrbinoun9 nit
benz itautlI9eu gterbau : 3oaeg 5es
trieben; bod lit Die anitalt elm.
ourdaus ielbtdnoige.
Der 2ehr : aurlus begreift in Iih
ollie groBen uno tIeineu Gin3slbeiz
ten Der Ruffinierungs : Pro3efle oes
3uders. bic Uietbooeu oes Nnbnues
auf oem 5eIOe. 0ls poatommene Gros
r%itrung bes 3ude.s fir oen 9ans
bel, Die bel,eu Wetbooeu Der gei6Gfts
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-29

mitsanla9en iib aus Der 0anoldriTt
ertennen lallen miihen. @r unterIGeis
bet beitimmte @ruppen ron Sdriften,
bdlt Die geoor3ugung Der oeutiG,en
DOR Der 2ateiui1rift, Gpn6rtel uno
Ver6telungen, b~I:enf0rmige umbiez
gungeiI, uuteriWleus 5tpil6en feI,er
uno feiner SWrlft fir lpi9tig, uno
'freibt Dor a4er 0ingen pIoBli6en
TerdnOerungen Der Ghrift oiognoitiz
Idle Gigenlaoften fur oen Seelen5uz
ltdn0 gu. or fortert bon Der Suuz
lie, oaB lie oas ouf ouoere Weiie gez
rppnnene urtsll lber Die S9i;.cr
oRrW Die oerutIidtigun9 Der 0ano=
l4rtft er90n3t, l~ett.eft unn auf l.'ne
RiG! 9tett tontrJlltert. Gr glaubt,
odB oa0urG auh DE WuDl oes BE-
rul5 beeinf.u5t Ipsroen bari, uno Dor
alien 0in5eH. bag Die BON elner b0z
hersn S0uIe aut elne utoere uebetz
Jsten0en 0on osr 5reiten 4nitalt
Jlstt9 BON pornperein befer beurteilt
.peroFn tpane1i.
Inn gu rejdi. DIEM MnterioI in riez
'er StnllHt gu tommen, if)ldgt er
Qdnol1rif. enar4;1r tir ieoe 8laHe
9or. our4 Die pie G9aratterentwid-
Jung jsnes SGliIers teltgebaIten lper=
Den tonn. gr pellanst ferner, bob
mineeitens Elm Wtt9iieo in ieoem
GeQrertoue9ium tyn, griinblihe Aus=
bi!nung in Der piheni6oft!ifen uno
p<attiiden pip49lo9it oer 9onbIdr:It
ii6 Oeri4offt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-29
@aaOIdrifien6en
&ie ie i'm Sien,tc Der ShuIe 81 se,
brauibeil lit.

Isle iie i'm Sienitc Der sdule 5a se.
bramfben lit.
Sn einer 6at3eitidrift peiit lIni=
neutrality-suspicious. Or. @sor9 S9neis
Oemiibl, Der pergle:6enoe Ydtbolose
Der uniDerlitdt ais., auf Die Widtigs
teit Der Notwithstanding bin
uno 3eiat Wege, nit Oieie i'm 9ienite
Der 81 lie gu aebrauHen lit. Gr
iteut ppc allem feb, oaB Die 9ano>
Notwithstanding ptheniAaftiid
erfori1bar tit, une bemertt. onb ss
5rudr 5umeilen itrt dpnIIfe 9an0s
l4riften, uper nleatdis oteielben gdbe.
Wteppbl ale 1Giier Don oemEeIben
Gebrer GGreItuntetri4t erbatltn,
lhteibt ood nlelndn0 Dem an0ertn
ooltg gIel3. 9iod i%ntereIunter III
Die S0tIoGe. 0uB, Iuenn mon nit Ger
5erIe ODER Der 3uBlpise nuf Dem Sos
ben 1dreibt. Die Netrtulule Ger SUM
l4ritt Der rec1ten &un0 b~rfteten bieis
ben uno loiort rpieoerertannt lreroen.
Sos te0eutet ao:f. o0B Die GiJennrt
Der 0dIOlurift evm Ue3Irn telt.mmt
tpIrh, un0 uom.i ltilImt duh User
ell. OdB 6e 5dt.ft 9ppnotiiIerter iid1
ie nat Dem 6farutter dnoert. Der
Dem Stpnotilerten e,ngereoet miro.
Jerner unoert lIh Or 9lnoItrift
bel l~tarten ieelilden Uerduoerunsen.
Sonau tdlt SoheIoemiibl oen sag
fir bS,pie ell. Dug G~hdrutier unb DE
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-29

rer Steile, an Der Die cite Side ii5er
Die Wtauer f6aute, lag innerhoI6 ber
Utauer unb mar ourd einen tIeinen
Steiubau geoedt. 9iefes Quelren.
bdusGieH 5og Settler INNER nieoer
an uno aud 5ren Stone intetei.
lIerte i'd zines 2nges gan8 p!0slif
au Bernroentli6 bcfiir.
Warum oies 10 MARI 0ei. er
pieoer cine 0a5;nehmung geml6t.
0as Gbepaar butte ilh ALIEN ges
9Iaubt, ais er I'M 0arten orbeitets.
IS bate Wobnernte gebalten, uno
ca6ei wnrsn Dem 5el6e Elm pnat
WOrte, lie ieoO6 fir ben Hauiher
aut penn Gi6en6aum grobe 9ebeus
tung batten. enti4!upft. @inen Der
D}obntopfe betrahtsuo, fogte iie MIN
LID: .5sBt tonnte nan teinen
S6lnftrunt mebr oaraus 6ereitsp."
Sin boier Bid ibres Uiannes tieB
lie f6fpeigen. Gle;b oarauf aber
reoet aud er bon BEN, mos 6eioer
6eele erfuIlte. gum G.ueIl BIN
ihaueno Iadte er bObniiG: Die
Rarcen. 9os 9ous nre6ten tie p0Is
Zig I'm. Nn oas 9dusG;en BIER oa6te
teIner. ga. mor9sn Iriib pGr 3
audi oo3u gu ipdt; 8 lit bod, gut,
Dab unier gndei9er .9err 10 bdufig
lustpdrts it,"
~Wieinit buzz" murmette 6reo
0tone uno idIoB bonn orobeno Die
tippen.
Gls Die beioen bnlo ounuG in ons
Qaus gingen, t~letterte aud er gum
BoiDboben nieoer uno befono lid
,peni9e Wiinutsn ipdter in Ieinem
3innier. Gr mar qon8 often our6
o1s Pi0rtden in Der Ulauer acton.
men, oas it'd oi6t neben Dem groBen
Gore fir ben yitti9en Shliiiel nuf,
tat. Pieiieno ourAihritt el ben
S0of uno bnlo erifisn oemiiti9 uno
oienltbeiliiien, pic immer, lelns
Wlrtidofterln. I'm nGd) ielreH Be
iebIen gu fro9en. Nber er broutte
nidbts; er pol!te ni1t sinmul IGf
lein 4benobtot lp0rteu. ous er bod
lonlt 3umellt, aud renn er rls 5teds
ter gtng. 81 9Ouie elnnnbm. Gr
bieb lie nur ilir BEN ndGiten 5oS
Elm gutes W~littagsiitu bereiten, oa er
etnen 6reuuo aus 4meritd. init benz
CT beute nod in Der Stnot GUAM
mentOmmen peroe, morgeH gegen !
ubr mittags berausbrIugen wiiyos.
Damn gtng er nab ieinem 3immer
uno perIisB cine Nlertelituuoe ipdter
Dos 9ous. 6rau Setter ihuute iAm
nit eInem |ie!tiumen 8Iiie nab.
Die Habt mar angsbrohea. cine
flare. In0ne &o,lmononutt. Weim
QuellenDuule belInosu lib 3iUet
Mteniten, bic oa ettrIg bantierten.
sic bargen feline, itnere Sudden
uno atlerIei Gtuis, Die tie untsr aem
bobIlte9enoen Gate oes QGushens
beroorbalten, in einen Softer, Der
3Tpll6en lbnen aut Der Groe ltano.
BloBIih itleb oas Deib eInen S9rei
aus uno Iieb Die 9ono iinten. ~Bos
lit bir?" tuurrte Der Mann uno lie
anttportete beiier; Die 6ade lit mir
unter Die 9uno 9%etommen."
rWarum piniellt Oh ieBt oarIber?
Beetle bid liebsr! Sn bier Stunosn
iiBeu mir i'm S9nelI5ug, in ben mir
i'm tIeinen padWis einiteisen. Damn
limb mir in Si4erbeit. Sept piro
uHs teiner mehr errsihen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-09-29

Shlou. aunoe: SdJeu 81.
Ndl, pltu.n lit 7eun meme 3iJcr'
renio-te plcEliG yiel tir3er 9epprs
ren2
9srtGurer: So. f6ben Sic, mein
titss Ge-rden Der 5a6ritant BAT
lit d6en seoaAt, pas leBt. Gnoe
perfen oe RoOfer il a1e egal neg.
oa tdnait, Dir Dot ben Sa6a, ipas
Ken.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22
THE AMERICAN THERsroPYLAE

On June 25, 1876, General Custer's
little band fought to the last man
against the Sioux Indians. There was
one man, Buckner by name, who es-
capped to tell the story. At that time
/, as a minister, had charge of work
at or near Eldora, Iowa. Some four
or five of the Buckner family were
members of my church. Soon after
the Custer defeat letter which saw,
came to the Buckner family from the
man that escaped. Custer, with his
little band had been following the In
dians until he and his men were al
most exhausted, when they were led
into the trap laid by the Indians, and
in a moments time found themselves
completely surrounded by superior
numbers. Buckner took shelter be-
hind a small mound, determined to
sell his life as dearly as possible. Just
then, one of his comrades was shot
from his horse. The horse ran to
Buckner, who climbed into the saddle.
The horse then ran through the In
dian lines, the Indians striking at him
with their sabres and shooting from
all sides. Reaching point beyond
the lines the, rider fell completely ex-
hausted, but safe. Some of the Buck
ner family, l think, are still living
The Christian Herald.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22
Those new "Bran
Foods new one is

Foods "a new one is
born every week-a recog-
milton of the need of food
laxatives instead of drug
laxatives. The problem of
presenting bran to the hui
man stomach in cornbina-
ton with a nutritious, easily
digested food was solved
twenty years ago by the in
vention of Shredded Wheat
Biscuit, the food that supplies
all the bodybuilding mater
ial in the whole wheat grain
in a digestible form, COM
bined with bran which is
Natures laxative. A body
building, strength giving
food. Serve with milk or
cream or sliced peaches and
cream or other fruits. Made
at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22

To-night-"Watch Your Step"
Tuesday, matinee and night, September
26-'"Mother Goose"
Saturday, matinee and night, September
30-"Common Cla-"
MAJ AJESTIC-VaudeVille
COLONIAL-"The Little Liar"
REGENT-"Gloria's Romance"
GRAND-"The No Good Guy"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22

Edward Bailey
]. William Bowman
E. S. Herman
D. E. Tracy
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22

Rev. /. H. Albright of the First United
Brethren Church of Middletown, Pa,
reports the reception into his church
recently of woman ninety-flve years
old who. though reared in a Christian
nome and living among Christian
nelghoors, had until then failed to
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22

marian converts. In May, 1916, fol-
lowing the Chapman-Al Alexander meet
ings in Wilmington, N. c., Mr. Rich
ard ]. Jones, ninety-four years, was
received into the Methodist church,
his two grandsons joining the Presby-
terian church on the same day. The
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22

Catchy music, pretty girls, clever
comedians beautiful costumes and ap-
propriate, all go to make
Goose" musical comedy offering.
This attraction is to hold
the boards at the orpheum, Tuesday,
gagement a scale of low prices will pro-
vail, which fact alone, it is claimed.
should crowd our local playhouse to it's
utmost capacity.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22
''Pep" Gin ger
an d Ambition for
"Run Down" Nj en-
Weak, Nervous Women

A medicine that helps the weak,
nervous, half-sick, nerve-starved men
and women, can be bought of any live
druggist by asking for three grain
Cadomene Tablets in sealed tubes at
one dollar per tube, or six tubes for
five dollars-a full treatment.
BEFORE TAKING
You have headaches, backaches,
shattered nerves. Your ambition is
gone, extremities cold or numb, heart
fiutters, kidneys inactive, vitality low,
confidence gone, life seems hopeless.
Dependency attacks you your
friends desert you, you're not interest,"
ing, energetic, full of life and vitality.
AFTER TAKING
Your health improves, aches are
banished; ambition returns; blood cir
culates freely, powerfully; nervousness
disappears, heart becomes normal, or
ganic troubles corrected, vitality re-
newed, confidence restored and life be-
comes brighter, your friends find you
of interest, admire your strength, your
magnetism; which is another word
for smiles and joy.
All this comes because your nerves,
blood and vital organs feel the benef-
cent medicines in three grain Cado-
meme Tablets.
YOUR SYMPTOMS tell you that
you need powerful, vitalizing tonic
to regain all that you have lost. Try
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22
NOT AN EVANGELIST

The orthodox minister's son, Tommy
aged five, had a fight with larger
boy, with the usual result. AS his
mother washed the blood and tears
from his face, he sobbed:
Jimmy will ego away into ev-ever-
lasting punishment for this, w-won't
he, MAJ"
''Oh, l hope he'll repent and be
saved" said his mother
well, l just hope he won't" said
Tom.-The Christian Herald.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22

yield her heart to Christ.
The Rev. William Bryant, pastor at
South Lyon, Mich, announces the ad-
mission of a man of ninety-six to
church membership. Some other pas
tor may possibly know OF still older
person uniting with the church. The
Christian Herald.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22
va .3/G>szxv Y
CNQO OzzEIZG~
ses Tablets . 90

They are guaranteed to help you or
money refunded by the Blackburn
Products Co., Dayton, Ohio. The
"Best thing in the world" for run
down" men or weak, nervous women.
Price S1.Oo at all druggists. Six tubes
for $500 is full treatment.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22
A Call to Which Every Loyal Harrisburger
Should Respond

g Harrisburg's most urgent need to-
day is first-class modern hotel.
Leading business and financial
men-loyal citizens who have faith
in Harrisburg and in the success of
such an institution-have subscribed
$780, 900 toward the necessary fund
to make possible this much needed
Improvement.
q And characteristic of the Harris
burg spirit that has dominated all
Harrisburg improvements every
citizen is to have an opportunity to
be identified with it.
Ct For it is to be YOUR hotel-of
which you may be as Justly proud as
you are of YOUR parks, YOUR
streets, YOUR city as a whole which
YOU have helped to mold.
Ct 1t will be chartered under the laws
of the State of Pennsylvania. P
'q That everyone may be identified
with it, the par value of the capital
Directors
Edward Bailey Henderson Gilbert Samuel Kunkel
]. William Bowman W. T. F1ildrup Jr. E. J. Stackpole
E. S. Herman William Jennings A. c. Stamm
D. E. Tracy E. z. Walower
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22
NoNAGENARIAN CONVERTS

Following the announcement of the
reception on first confession of faith
of man ninety-two years old into the
Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church
in Brooklyn, the Christian Herald has
been advised of three more nonage-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22

NJ r In some quarters the question has been asked:
A>' -. will the new hotel be paying propositions"
The men who have pledged the first $5Oo,o0o believe
that it will be good investment Outside of the reve-
from the hotel proper first floor rentals and
privileges, s estimated will yield yearly revenue of
$4,000
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-22

stock has been set at the nominal fig
ure of $50 per share.
q To make it still easier, payments
may be made quarterly, distributed
over a period of fifteen months be-
ginning January 1st, 1917.
q And again, characteristic of the
Harrisburg spirit - that all may
share alike, there will be but one
class of capital stock.
q The Board of Directors is calling
for popular subscriptions to raise an
additional $4,000 or 100000.
q It's call to which every loyal Har-
risburger should respond to the ex-
tent of his ability = whether it be
$4,000, S2,50O, $1,000, $500, $3.50, S1OO
or but one share of stock at $50.
q And the way to answer that call is
to send in a subscription to the
Chamber of Commerce NOW.
q The blank below affords a con-
venient means for prompt action.
Ct It's up to YOU.