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THE WEATHER FORECAST FOR
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
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FRI RECORD.
Army and Navy Ovder>.

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serve corn. from Fort - i'hi'i9' l'An
To his home.
can't. " T.. Hal. medical orps from
southern Department 20 canal Iont
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lcsiyna,r, member Of board I" secure
cooperation In Installation of ttanu"',
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yj-. cam, ~. u. Mc'ask-y, relieved, ana
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ouart,rmns,er
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1918 atty, Frank = Wander veer. 81,
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TRANSFERS.

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attorney. II attorneys name 10 omitted
address party OF nrst party
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BUNGALOW Near the Water

. rooms and bath within ? minutes walk
Of hh'htng beach, has "l"'triritN, water.
r,s. privilege OF private bathing beach
bargains. easy monthly payments X,
SHORE c43 ". satin ~.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-06-13
MAY ASK RECOUNT
ON sUFF RAGE VOTE
STATE ASSOCIATION Is AGITAT-
ING MOVEMENT TO HAVE
BALLOTS LISTED AGAIN.

Mrs. J. X. Dysart and DR.. Margaret
Mills, as representatives OF the Wapel-
10 County Woman's Suffrage associa-
ton, were before the board Of super
visors this morning on a mission IN
regard to the recounting Of the votes
cast at the special election held last
Monday on the suffrage proposition.
1t Is being discussed throughout the
state by the woman suffrage associa-
lions to ask for recount. 1ntima-
tons have been made that there have
been cases Of illegal voting In differ
ent parts Of Iowa.
The Wapello county board met this
morning in regular session and its
work for the next few days will be the
Of the votes. BY official
count today woman suffrage was de-
feated by majority Of 2sS in this
county. The board. however, does
not make an actual count of the votes
cast, only rechecking the recapituation
sheets as they are turned In by the
Judges
No action was taken by the board
on the recount proposition today. Fur
Their demands on the part of the suf.
fragists will depend on the action OF
the state association.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-06-13
D.0F |. RETREAT At
ST. JOSEPH S
ANNUAL RELIGIOUS EVENT TO
OPEN 1880 p. M. SATURDAY IN
THE CONVENT CHAPEL.

The annual retreat Of the Daughters
OF Isabella will open June II. The
press correspondent in announcing
the retreat says:
The annual retreat given under the
auspices OF Adelaide Proctor Court No.
"a, Daughters Of Isabella will open
next Saturday evening, June II. at
1880 o'clock in the Sacred Heart chapel
at st. Joseph's academy and will close
Wednesday morning, June FL. The con-
ferences will be under the direction of
a member of the Society of Jesus. Both
the order of exercises and the name
of the director will be announced later.
The daughters extend q cordial invi-
tation to the ladies Of Ottumwa, both
Catholic and non-C Catholic to attend the
retreat and the convenience of the
non-C Catholic ladies will be particularly
attended to. The ladies only ask that
any lady desiring to attend the exer-
cises notify the chairman of the COM
mittee, Mrs. J. J. Smith, phone 1147-W
any time before Saturday. Arrange
ments may be made for oil or part
time but the ladies much prefer to
have arrangements made for the full
time whenever possible. However as
stated, no effort will be spared to meet
the convenience Of those who desire to
attend.
Apart from the splendid spiritual
benefits OF the retreat, three days So
journ at st. Joseph's cannot but prove
a delightful short vacation to any busy
lady and the daughters are hoping that
q goodly number will be present when
the exercises begin next Saturday
evening. ..s< -.
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COUR|ERS LOSE TO
BL00MF |EL.D TEAM
BONDS MEN SHOW LOTS OF
CLASS AND WIN EASILY
FROM LOCAL AGGREGATION.

Bloomfield defeated the Courier
team Sunday afternoon at the Myrtle
street park in a listless game, to 1.
The visiting team outclassed the
locals at every stage of the game and
at no time did the printers have
chance to overcome the lead gained
by the Bondites in the third inning.
Simpson, pitching his first game OF
the season was touched for nine
blows. He whitfield ten men and
walked three and In general way
pitched a better game than Glazier
but his support was not as good.
The Bondites started scoring in. the
third inning with two out Glazier
rolled an easy grounder to Flactiff
who muffed it. Glazier stole second,
Wygant walked and Freeland cleared
the bags with a homer. From then
on the game was devoid of thrills and
lacking in interest. Following is the
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-06-13

William M Johnston.
William Johnston the tennis champ Of last season. I'll have t. bat:
this There have number Of brilliant
who make trouble for the champ ara possibly
formidable and Roland coast pay . new
there
Fottre Sahan and others who are gong makea not
Johnston
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the brain and muscle necessary and
will expect from the employers the
financial backing necessary
II believe the coal operators and
general employers are heartily IN
favor Of the first aid movement. This
demonstration this afternoon is for
the purpose OF calling attention to
those present to what Is done In the
daily operating conditions Of the
mines. A few years ago when TEL
low workman was mangled and crush
ed we did not know what to do but
sympathize. II he had broken limb
we tied our Jackets around 1t and II
his back was broken we put him In
a pit car and held his head up.
To-day throughout Iowa and many
other states the nearest first aid man
is called on the telephone. With his
equipment of bandages, splints,
stretchers and ambulances he Is able
to give the man treatment, stop the
blood flow, lessen the shock. Don't
you think that man is in better con-
dition when the doctors are called to
him?
"The companies represent have
spent thousands of dollars for the
first aid work and If the men are will
ing to learn and to devote their time
then they should have the financial
support and moral support of the en-
ployers and people," l.
DR.. w. A. Lynott of the mine rescue
car, told how the movement for first
aid was spreading rapidly and how
fast 1t had progressed in perfection.
I'VE hope to make the first aid move
ment q general one and to have 1t
taken up by the schools. The first
aid movement is important as 1t
teaches man to exerciSe greater care
in the treatment of the injured. There
is not enough appropriation from con-
gress for the United States to carry
on the movement as It should. There
Is more money given to the hunt for In
sects than there is to the, first aid
work." z.,#&
/ The following doctors OBLIGATED as
Judges: J. W. Elerick, c. e. Huband,
e. J. Lambert, E. T. Edgerly, M. Ban
mister, e. A. sheafe, s. A. Spilman,J.
F. Herr1ck, w. B. LaForce, L. A. Ham.
mer, J. A. Hull, Floyd Newell, w. G.
Newell, H. A. Vinson and F. w. Mills.
Doctors Are Interested.
DR.. j. F.. Herrick on behalf OF the
doctors wishes to thank the committee
for allowing the doctors to officiate
asjudges and speaks very highly Of the
first aid work. All the doctors ex-
pressed their approval of the work and
many of them said they favored plac-
ing first aid work in the schools and
factories and making 1t part of the
daily routine Of work. rt.
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Main street. has returned to her home
in Abba.
Harold Gooch, sol Fillmore street.
has returned home after attending
Iowa Wesleyan college for the past
year. b..
Mrs. A. e. Thomas has returned to
her home in Des Moines after visiting
relatives in Ottumwa and Agency. She
also attended the commencement ex.
ercises OF the Ottumwa high school.
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Two base hits, Luke, Wygant. Three
base hits Wilson. Double plays,
Simpson to Wilson, Freeland to Luke
to Curl, Glazier to Wygant to Curl.
Struck out, by Simpson TO-, by Wiley
/, by Glazier T.. Bases on balls, on
Simpson 8, Wiley 2, Glazier l. Stol-
en- bases, Curl, Basham 2, Freeland,
Leonard, Noel, Simpson. Wild pitch,
Simpson. BASED balls, Noel 5. Um-
pire, Tharpe.
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SEWER RESOLUTION
ADOPTED BY COUNCIL

A resolution to build a storm and
sanitary sewer on West Fourth street
from Benton to Clay street, was ac-
cepted by the commissioners at their
meeting this morning. The resolution
raising the wages of the city employees
was up for its final passage and wAs
adopted
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DRAIN TILE
For prices and information write
m0REY CLAY PRODUCTS co.
oTTUMWA, IOWA.
.TRI . WEEKLY COURIER
CHANGING ADDRESS,

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Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give the name Of
the postoffice to which the paper has
been sent as well as the postofi1ce
70 which they desire It changed.
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ton. directors of music will be in
charge Of the meeting and rehearsal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
SOLID FAIRBANKS AND
HART WEEK AT ODEON

A solid week Of Douglas Fairbanks
and william 8. Harl features has been
arranged by the management OF the
0aeon and this announcement will DO
gratefully received BY practically the
entire motion picture colony IN Rich
mond Both Of these actors are prime
favorites s.nd since they will be seen
only in their greatest successes there IL
something Of treat in store for those
who attend the performances. Tomor-
row ani Tuesday there will be offered
another complete story in The Scarlet
Runner series in which Earle Williams
IN starred. This latest com plete story
vii be The Jacobean House." and In
;ass story Mr.. Williams will b. sup
ported by zsnA Keefe. There Will be
presented on Monday In addition
l)ouglas Fairbanks In His Picture In
The paper" and n Keystone comedy.
Tuesday william s. Hart and House
Peters viii be seen in Between Men :"
a keystone comedy will also be offered
or wednesday Dorothy Gtsh will be
ser, in Little Meena's Romance"
with the usual keystone comedy. The
rest OF the week will be divided among
Hart and Fairbanks features.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
EHE ISIS HAS ANOTHER
NSTAfzdENT, YELLOW MENACE

The Isis IL fast becoming enc Of ths
most popular picture theatsss Ia Rich
mond. Since tho adoption OF the new
policy and the reduction Of the price
Of admission to five cents the patron
ago has steadily increased until NOW
there Is hardly . performance when
the isis 10 not crowded TO thu doors.
n Il highly probable that the change
Of program daily has had - much 70
do with this a. the reduced price. For
several features are offered each day
together with some Of the best
comedies now on the market and the
public seemingly Hikes 70 have the
serious ana the frivolous msxed m
about eo,lHl portions Each Tuesday
a new chapter NJ the Internally interest,"
Ing serial. the yellow Menace"
done Into 4 picture from the tremend-
ousiv sv,ceesssul play % ira Same
rrme n presented. Edwin Sfe~ens
WITH h's snnnorttrr rast are rnAksrw
OF th,s rfcfr-N ore Of fhe r-af'v s-~e@
r-e>S,,~tsnrs ~ the screen wcrfd. n r.
c~-.ai~fv d~awfrv vsst audiences AL
- ~.rich 'eeve the theater, we'll paid
IN The trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
Big List Of
Features at
New Theater

Myrtle 0tedman. the Ncrosoo star.
who was iast seen here In '-rhs Ameri-
can Beauty" win Do presented Monday
and TussdAy with esasuFs Hayakawa.
the noted japanese actor, In The
Soul Of Kura-ean." This u the dree
time that these two artists have ap-
pe4red together In any productions.
Tho story Of the photoplAy concerns
3 young japanese whose impoverished
condition makes him IN undesirable
suitor Tor the hand Of KurA-1an, IN
~ eyss % her wealthy father.
Tor "wednesday ana Thureday an
ether attractive offering Will b. pre-
sented. the story Or which u written
around the heroine WHO elcpss With
two men Oh The sAnno day. Thie -
markAble record u held BY LOuiso
Hun. the TAAdous P1aysrs-PsrameunN
star. OF eourss 4 d only IN : mo-
tloh picture that Ml1e Hun porfornaA
TIM unuauAl feat-An Adaptaa3on Ut
Booth TArkingtonap celebrAted humov-
eoo nowoL ssoevsnteen, s "a which aaho
W1u ~ ee-staYrsd - ~ lgoW Theafor
1oq4 Wodneo0AY and ThuxpAay. VIII
yo1k Dreams az hie oiopenAenf With
3n6k A4oamo q III elopInont vfta
- ~ - aneuAl1y runs n W4th
nSe41ne HlnA Ulreokor yEnA1r& a
V19nola 6SSao1 - $500 bo9h -
lGlGpenAmt - ersazA - ~ ~
q - - 81 & s sssS
| - = . 4
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
MOVIES PROGRAM
FOR WEEK Is FULL OF
FETCHING FANORITES
Mabel TaHaferp a. the Colonial Norma Talmadgs & th
Strand Daily Change Of Program at Isis and Solid
week 81 FAIRBANKS and Hart Features Is od6ou

After four days during which ali
records wsrs broken by Theda Bara tn
"Romeo and Juliet" the management
Of the Colonial has arranged = pro-
gram for this week that should equal
II Il does not eclipse that Of week just
past. tomorrow and Tuesday Mabel
rAliaferro. ono Of the Ablest and one
% the prettiAst of screen actors, viii
b. presented In her latost play. s-Th1
Dawn Of Love-" sald to b. one Of the
most fetching romances yet shown on
the screen It II picture with both .
punch and heart interest, = combinA-
ton that 10 sure to dnG favor in the
pyes Of the tan. In addition to the
big feature there win b presented =
Pathe News and = Lonesome Luke
comedy. both welcome additions to the
program. For Wednesday and Thurs-
day Robert warwick and 0all Kane
will be seen In . screen version OF
Nathan Hale. entitled the Heart Of .
Hero." Advance criticisms have all
manner OF nice things 70 say about the
picture and particularly about tho
actors and the production. In addition
70 this feature there win be shown Z
new Florence Rose fashion dim
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
TENEE SITUATION IN
MARYLAND CAMPAIGN

Baltimore. Nd. Nov. with =
Democratic rally At Ellicott City and
n number OF small meetings held by
both parties in Baltimore. the cam
paign was brought to close tonight
and il Is anybody's night Both eides
are processing confidence, however.
Local Democrats not only sxpocf
President Wilson to carry Maryland.
bat 6eclara their information coming
from outside sources warrants the
conclusion that he will sweep the
cerrtpv They expect also to elect
their candidate for the Senate b this
State and hope 70 elect all stx o. their
cnraisstes for Congress.
The Republicans admit t1sA4 they
would have no chance Of carrying the
State were 4 not for the fActioaaiiam
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05

when the New Thsatsr win unrsei her
latest production, "A LAss Of the
Lumberlands,. IN connection with the
Paramount Offering. Miss Holmes
rays this 10 tho biggest and best chance
she has had to display her love Of
meeting physical perils face to fAce.
L II . story Of the lumberiands, and
the action Of the play extends from
the salsnces Of the great woods. broksa
only BY tho ringing Of the loggers a1e.
the crashing OF giant pines and the
noises peculiar to timber camp IN
the snow-covered wilderness, out into
the world Of big business, on, to the
Capitol 1t Washington. and even In
trudss into the sacred precincts Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
Continuing tts policy and In accord
ance with the wishes Of patrons, Mary
Pickford will BE- the offering tor Fri
day and Saturday In The Foundlfng.'
ssad TO be one OF her best character
IEationa Together with this charm
ing story Of the little girl OF wealthy
parents who was reared In IN orphan
are, q new number Of the 'aGee
America First series will be shown.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
MONSTER JUBILEE
MEETING IN ROANOKE


Roanoke. Va, Nov. 4.-A monsbss
rally will be held here Sunday After
noon when the temperance forces of
Roanoke will celebrate their victory
over the saloon. Addresses by Mayor
Charles N. Brown. DIR. John r. Vines.
pastor of tho First Baptist Church.
Chief OF Police Hamiiton and others.
A striking feature Of the program will
De . beautiful tAbleAu arranged BY
the woman's Christian Temperance
Union Of Roanoke, II viii BE- given
BY twenty young ladies. accompanied
by Z iarge number Of children. Nins-
teen Of these ladies will represent the
nineteen States which have voted tor
prohibition.
A. Virginia draws near the gsv1sw-
ing stand the black mantle Of the -
loon that covers her will Be thrown
aside, and rhe viii stand forth In the
pure white garments OF prohibition
Children win sing 'sChiidren.s
Happy Day" . prediction In song Of
nationwide prohibition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
INSANE MAN CONFINED
IN NANSEMOND JAIL

Suffolk, ~, Nov. AFTER ter
rorsxing his fAnn1ly and causing some
Of them e take refuge in outhouses
on the farm, Robert Duke. violently
insane. wn1 finally q,tieted and
brought TO- Suffolk by Constable
Branch. where he 10 confined In the
Nansemond Jail. Young Duke has
been In an asylum at one time, but
on Improvement was brought to the
horne Of his father. Charles Duxss Of
tho county.
when telephoned for Mr.. Branch
found the man holding his family At
bay with an axe. and expected
trouble With him. but persuaded Duke
to come to Suffolk quietly.
6tainSs metallursical industries are
menaced by the shortage Of sheet iron.
Here's . hne thing for straphang-
ers. A Wisconsin man has invented
a cane that folds out into q stool.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
NAREl TALlAEER.R.o IN sIHE DAWN or LOVE
the oonlA Tuunur and Tuceda

night when Ofiicers Carrofl and Boy
EFT raided the boiler room at the N.
& w. Union Passenger Station and
arrested Joe Morse. colored. the bag
gage hand This place has been
under surveylance by the police for
months. but under the old law they
could not catch the offender In this
act Of selling the liquor. When the
place was raided tonight. one gallon
Of wbiskey and pint OF gin were
found and at least two barrels Of bot
tlea.
a pecunAriy clear. tough and dur
able celluloid has been invented In
England for automobile windshieldA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
6OTHERN'S FIRST PICTURE
70 AT VICTOR THURmAX

b. 81. 6othsrn's flsnt motion picture.
The Chattle." viii Ns presented ~
the Richmond theAtsrgosrv by the
Victor Thsater Thursday ana Friday
Of this week.
featured with Peggy Hyland, the Ia
nous English beauty. II n q Vita
graph production.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05

in the Democratic party. But npon
that factionaiism they ara banking.
They are persuaded that ~he city or
ganisation II going to knife the Presi-
dent and they also are quite confident
that It ID going to knife Congressman
Lewis the Democratic senatorial
candidate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-11-05
SUFFOLK Pc. ICE GET
PROHIBITION OFFENDER

Suffolk. Va, Nov. THE first ar
rest in suffolk or Nanssnaond county
under the Mapp law occurred last