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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07
BUSINESS PERSONAL

hNIR sW ITCHtS made from comtmgs. 81.
G2l South Na,u.
JEWtlRY on easy payments at Allan's. Ill
Fast Second street
WE buy gents clothing and shoes Bardon,
pawnbrokcr. Phone -.
TELEPHONE 5JOi-R Ccr rug cleaning Work
called for and delivered.
PIANO tuning 81 also repairing drop
postal Leo Iwirtz. 1929 South Boulder
HAVE curtain cleaning, cleaners Of fin" n
laccS Mrs. Tomlinson, phone 5Oil Il,
1919 hodgc.
ROW ER'S Furniture Hospitality upholstcriug,
rriin,shing. repairing ?i5 y, Fifth street.
Phone 7OcG
GUNsrEN's shop, new location as North
Main Furniture and upholstering trou
bcs Phone lsli
SAPPHIRE. ruby. topaz or amy stone YOU
wish In set rings on easy payments. Allan
III Fast Second street
FITS-l cured my daughter by sample dis.
covcry. particulars free. Pcpso, 10
Island avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
NrUFRrON AUCTION COMPANY, - West
First st. is the place to sell your goods aud
buy them also. See them first Phone l,Se
ENPERENCEp corscterc Cor,cts made to
measure. fitted before being hOued, Room
All First National Bank Bldg Phone 'l3h.
SAVE - per cent on all koiak furnishing
You pay too much. lcok me- up ia state
directory then write at once. II. 4. Eurghi.
Perry Okla.
LAWN mowers ground and adjusted ry a
special machine. viii call for and deliver.
,'arob; Novelty Co, 22G East First s,sret.
| Phone i2G
| llEMSrIrClUNG and picot cdg'uc arcur
ately and promptly done az reasonable
/ prices Singer Sewing Machine company, III
| East Second street Phone GO.
| PAINTING and interior decorating, ail work
! promptly attended to- Let us give you
our prices on water co'oriug rooms Phone
/ l7o7l T. r. lichtncr, manager.
! UPHOl STEERING Furniture repaired, up.
! holstercd or polished. Auto cushions and
) mattresses made new. References Hotel Tulsa
| ]. Goldeuschlag, loiis North Main Phone
! $500
/ WE Buy. sell exchange and repair cash
registers. talking machines. bicycles motor
| cNclVS guns and scales; IN fact We buy any
| thing Jacobs Novelty Co. 226 East First
street, Phone 726
| ATTENTION Tu.SANS Owing to the fact
that | will be UuaVodahly absent from
town FOR six months OF moro ] decided tC
| turn nv business over to Prof j. Wright
! 3OS Robinson Arcade pr louela Philips
|
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07
RESIDENCES

SOUTH BOULDER.
rooms. thoroughly modern, q
story home. garage, cement driveway,
etc. Fine well on back porch, so foot
lot. A real home and a real bargain.
Price $1,000. $500 will handle.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07

WANTED Dining room girl at Wyatt
restaurant IOT South Boston.
WANTED white girl tor general houscWork
Az south Cincinnati Phone Ass'J
REAJTlFUI serge skirts 81. Parisian sam
plc rooms over Wonderland thcattr
NANl FO-Nicc appearing rlrl hi once
Inc Candy Shop II las, Third st
" \N1Ep White woman .or dishwa>her
The Candy Shov. u fas, Ihtd ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07

GOOD fvepasscngcr car in Al running or
der. 5000. terms IL wanted. SiN-cylinder
se,cn.passenger Studcbaker, 5000, terms on
part, 1915 fve.passenger Zig Regal, 5000,
terms n wanted 1911 fiv. passenger Chal.
mcrs 36. $500. terms II wanted, 1914 five
passenger buick. $3.50. terms II wanted
Tulsa Realty Co, iO5 Robinson Bldg
Phone ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07

WANTED Reliable wVmtn everywhere to
sell our teas. coffccs, baking powder, eN-
tracts spices and suudrics to family trade.
A liberal proposition to agent and customer
For particulars and catalog address the
American Tea company, Coffcyvilc, Kan.
YOUNG men, promoters, responsibility. n
bigger salary depend upon training You
must be able TO prove your worth by per
fnrnnncr. Plan today for tomorrow's sue
cess Business cant do without you II you
get your training NJ the Tulsa Business Col
lrge 100 I II East Third
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07
MODERN BUNGALOWS.
COTTAGES.

4-room. acre OF good ground. barn,
fruit trees. all fenced, etc, north side
of city; very reasonable terms. Price
$2,250
1 rooms. lot EOS feetx14O feet, fine
well. good barn. fenced. etc South
side of city. near Maple Ridge addi-
tion. Very reasonable terms Price
$1,65O.
rooms, lot 10Ox15lis feet, mod
ern. except bath, large barn for
horses, street paving sewer etc, all
in. corner lot. North Boston. Price
$4,000.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07

ROY Atty Of SIS to 500 per month off oil
wells aud new wells to he drilled m
cludinE the land which j. MS good and as
rich a land MS there is in Oklahoma tbnttom
land) and being iarmcd this seaS1ii all Tor
$50 an acre Let me show you tins place
IL YOU have money TO invest E'hott lHhu
compnuy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07

YOUNG women. what you do years from
now depends upon what YOU prepare nov,
to do business is the shortest road to real
surccss Get a good salary quickly with
unlimited chance, for promotion Let us pre-
pare YOU for success Tulsa business College.
Phone lI2g
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-05-07
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Fred L. Kitchen Foster ~ Burns
PHONE 5S74.
Special Prices
VACANT LOTS.

VACANT LOTS.
so feet Kendall East Tenth St. $50
80 feet Trenton Ave. ......... $50
so feet Troost Ave ............ 200
so feet Utica Ave. ..... 200
so feet Racine Ave ......... 800
SO feet Corner Jasper and Troost $50
so feet Cor. Haskell and Racine $50
The above lots are about sixteen
blocks from Third and Main street
All good and level properties and
worth considerable more than the
prices asked. Tulsa offers no better
values to the man of moderate means,
who is sincere in his desire to own
his home.
Terms $25 down; $40 each month.
OTHER VACANT PROPERTIES.
so feet between Boston and Gin
cinnat, on North Tenth 49,. $500
80 feet between Boston and Gin
cinnati, on North Ninth. 49,. $50
so feet East independence ..... 500
so feet Cor. Eleventh and North
Boston ................. $50
so feet Cor. Tenth and ~ Main. $50
30 feet Cor. Eleventh and North
Maii .'''''. 'OO
so feet between Haskell and In
dependence on North Main. $50
so feet Wheeling Ave. ........ $50
90 feet Nanthus Ave. ....... $50
80 feet Yorktown Ave. $50
80 feet Zunis Ave ............. $50
80 feet South Utica Ave. ...... 400
so feet South Wheeling Ave. -. 400
80 feet South Xanthus Ave. 80. 400
so feet South Victor Ave. 400
Terms: One-fourth down; balance
monthly.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
ICE SHOWS WELL
ON VARSITY FLOOR
Fairmout Boy Will Likely
Play Center in Game
Monday.

Fast scrimmasc practice with some
81 mon on the Goor al every tryoul. j.,
the preparation the university is max.
ing Tor the basketball season at hand.
the opening game of which will be
with Gc''yshurc ncNt Monday night at
Morcaulown The Gettysburg boys arc
known to he 4 strong team 10 take on
for an opening game and In" coaches
are working hard to get the team
ready,
Frank leo. AT ccntcr. is showing a
form that he never developed before
and is Developing into a pivot OF action
around which the playing of the whole
team can be conferred. I.attcrncr ana
Morrison. Old timers, are showing
great form. Rodgers. ilitC and Chen.
owcth arc still resting up from tho
football season, but will report aud get
to work soon.
Cloudy passing and \ loose handling
Of the bali. together with too indiVid.
UaliStiC type Of playing, are tho great
est faults the coaches are having TO
correct The team this year shows 4
number nj individual stars and il they
can he organized into a smooth work,
ing iirmimcnt. West Virginia may
have the strongest basketball team in
her history.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
High Season
Opens Friday

Fairmont High opens Tho sItaon at
basketball in Fairmonl Friday night
when LumbcrpOrt High. coached by
John Reed. will I've met on the Y. VI.
e. A. floor, starting promptly ~ s
O'Clock.
Lumbcrnort has bccn playing games
for more than month and since this
is the first game of the season for the
locals, it is expected to be a close
affair. Coach Moore has his men
working hard and is confident OF their
being able to take over the initial
game of the season.
Coach Moore will make his first So.
lection OF the team just before the
game Friday and since there is a
large squad working for positions and
ton or twelve men in line for tho
first string job the selection is await.
cd with considerable interest.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
PERSONALS

orrin Bell was among tho callers
from Fairmont in Monongah yester'
day, afternoon.
& Miss Zonie Cornell was business
visitor in Fairmont yesterday after.
noon.
John Windsor, of Fairmont. attend
ed Acme society here last evening.
V Miss Wilma Wallace. of Edgmont,
was visiting friends in Monongah this
morning.
Mrs. G. Amos. of Fairmont. was visit
ing local friends and relatives here
yesterday.
3 Mrs. R. Knight and daughter. of
Ghiefton, we're in town yesterday at.
lending to business.
4 Mrs. Plummer Hill. Of Shinnston.
was among the out.of.town shoppers
here yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Shaver and Mrs.
Charles Van Horton we're In Fair.
mont doing shopping yesterday
Miss White, OF Edgmont, was visit.
Ing her brother, Charles White, here
during the week.
y Lee James was among the local call.
,5prs. in Fairmont yesterday afternoon.
III Miss Fannie oliker, OF Fairmont
was visiting friends here yesterday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
A HARRINGTON
MAN HAS PRAISE
FOR WENTWORTH
]. A. Duncil Writes Thank
fully TO Cranes Drug
Store.

This popular establishments out-or.
town trade in NeTv.Worth spreads in.
to new sections every week and helps
to swell the grand total TO higher lev.
els as the wonderful merits Of this
priceless family nerve tonic become
better and better known. Mark what
this we'll known Pennington man says:
Mr.. Crane-I have taken ono bottle
OF Wentworth and feel better than !
have for two or three years. Sleep
we'll at night and have good appetite,
And think it is fine medicine for
it surely has done me good.
J. a. DUNCIL.
Nerv.Worth aids digestion.
Merry Worth stCadies the nerves.
Nerv.Worth overcomcs sleeplcssncss
and dizziness.
Wentworth tones up tho liver.
Wentworth drives away sick and
nervous headaches.
Wentworth helps nature to build up
rundown systems.
Wentworth does good and good on.
~. Compound of vegetable ingredients
it leaves not a single i'll effect be.
hind. 1t is Il Family Nerve Tonic with.
out equal.
If it does not prove 80 to you
your dollar back at Cranes Drug store.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
FAIRVIEW.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Wesley Austin are Wis.
itng the lattcr's mother, Mrs. Sina
Austin. at New Brighton. Pa.
j. H. Burns and Jerome Weaver
we're business visitors at Fairmont
Saturday afternoon.
Mr., and Mrs. Cyrus Hall and daugh.
ter, Miss Hattie, ATTENDED the funeral
OF the formers brother.in-Iaw, Elias
Amos. At Fairmont Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Waters and Mrs.
Henry Eddy were Fairmont visitors
Saturday.
II. G. Cummins has returned from
business trip and weeks vacation
at Pittsburgh.
Nicholas Yost was a weekend guest
at Morgantowu
Miss Katherine Moorchead. from In.
diana, Pa, was a weekend guest of
her uncle. Robert Moorehead.
There will be a W. G.. r L. meet
ing al Mrs. G. l.. MillCr's Thursday
evening AT I:%0 o'clock. AL the mem
bcrs arc invited.
Mrs. j. w. i. Jarvis. who has been
quite sick. is getting better.
Marion Brookovcr. J. G. Eddy. Ebcr
Price and Or. J. NJ. Moran were bust.
moss visitors at Fairmont Monday.
Mrs. Jesse 6. Nost will entertain tho
Need" Craft Sewing Circle at her
home Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Gail Sturm. of Bethel was Wis.
itnc Mrs. Karl Hamilton Monday.
Rev. {. y. GoTman is holding So.
RIGS Of meetings at Robinson run.
Quarterly meeting will be Saturday
and Sunday.
l..W. Wingatc, Of Clarkshurg, was
a BUSINESS visitor here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Yost were visit
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
INTERSECT|ONAL
GAMES PROVING
MORE POPULAR
Tendency of Eastern and
Western Colleges to
Meet is Shown.
south PLAYS TWELVE
West Virginia and Wash.
Lee Tie in Eastern Con-
tests. :, -.

NEW YORK, Dec. IL. - Although
the majority OF the Eastern college
4 football schedules tor the season Of
s19F are still in the making it is cyl.
dent that intersectional games will be
featured to record extent next au'
tunn. The popularity Ot thcse con-
tests proved one OF the outstanding
features Of the past fall and it Is Ger.
TAIN that they will be duplicated on
a larger scale next year Ii various
run1ors and reports have any basis IL
fact not only will there be more OF
these intersectionGl games, but the
larger and more important colleges
of the East, Middle and Far West will
appear upon the schedules Of teams
many hundred miles removed iron.
their own campus.
Whatever next seasons play may
bring forth in the way Of victory or lie
Z feat, the Eastern college clcvcna have
Sno reason tc be ashamed OF their rec
ords made in the tntersectional grid.
iron struggles OF last fall. During the
months OF October and November
Eastern teams participated in is m
tersectional games against Southern
or Middle Western elCvens. winning
fifteen. tying two and losing one.
In six games against the Middle
& West five were won and on" lost.
when Michigan roscd out syracuse by
a score of II TO l3. In these six con
tests the Eastern Clevcns rolled up a
total of 103 to Ga points. Michigan was
the only team to figure in more than
one game. tho Wolverines playing
three, losing to Penn. and Cornell and
winning from Syracuse.
Against the Southern teams tho East
did still better All tCld twelve games
were played. of which ten were won
and two tied. West Virginia hold
Dartmouth to : to : score and Rut-
gers played Washington and Lee l.
Ito 10 tie game. The total number OF
points scored in the intersoCtional con.
tests were East, go; South, "6. max
Ing the aggregate for tho IS Games East
:i73; opponents, 100 If III" University
of Pittsburgh and Georgetown Uni
yersity are considered as Eastern COM
binations the score can he Increased
still further whiiC if Georgetown with
( the Southern institution, its victory
over Dartmouth 10 t. q gives the South
one win in addition To the two tics.
K The complete list Of mtcrSocttonai
games in which Eastern clcve1s took
part, with the dates and results fol
lows:
East vs.. West.
oct. 14-Pcnn state -; W. Va. Yves
Oct. 2S-Tufts. II; Indiana. 10.
Oct -MichiGan, Il; Syracuse, L.
Nov. Army. 30; No,rr Dame. 10.
NV 11-CoruCI %. Michigan, 20
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
Evening Chat

William E. Bulcroft, who is an ad
mtrer OF the West Virginian and
faithful reader, has contributed a Iii
Ito narrative to this department whicl
lie says Is one OF a number Of hi
grandfather's tales. Mr.. Bulcroft say
that he has large store OF such littl
stories and has promised to bring u
more OF them.
Following Is the first one, which Il
Il typical West Virginia story ant
might even yet happen in some sec
tions OF this state:
Many years ago, away back on
the bills of West Virginia. in sort
of an isolated community. there
was an old NJ. i. church. AT one
Of The meetings, the subject OF
purchasing an oil chandelier was
preached.
After all the members had their
say, an old gentleman arose and
said he thought it foolish TO ex.
pend money in this manner" as he
venturcd to say there was not a
member in the congregation could
play on it. So the purchase was
abandoned.
Two wears ago at the conference
OF tho NJ. L. laymon here the story
wa told to a party of pastors and
delegates. The preachers enjoyed
a hearty laugh but it particularly
pleased an old gentleman who con.
tinued to burst out in laughter,
and who finally exclaimed:
"He didn't know what a chan.
delier was" He didn't know what
a chandelier was! Why anyone
could have spit in it."
At this point it was a difficult
task for all present to suppress
their mirth.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
Decide Perin's Sanity Today

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W.
Va, Dec. l@.--At II special session OF
tho Circuit Court of Grcenhrier coun.
~. at LcwishurC. today, Judge Charles
:. Dice will conduct trial by jury 10
determine the sanity OF Lawrence Per.
in. son Of the late Nelson Perrin OF the
United Railways company OF Balti-
more. Perrin appealed to the Circuit
Court following his commitment 10 tho
Huntington Asylum for the Insane
by lunacy board last week. His coun.
sci charges the statutes wcro disre.
garded.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12

enc decision over Rritton. and two no.
decision fights. ono OF which was A
draw and tho other shade in Brit.
tons favor. GrIIiiths also lost by q
shade 10 l.cwi5 recently.
Willie Richie. former lightweight
champ. has decided 10 stage a come
back this winter and must he rcckoned
on In this division.
Then there Is Monte Cross. who re-.
Gently knocked oft Badout, the French
wcltcr champ, and Kid Graves, who
claimed tho title a couple OF years ago.
and Gilmore, the Chicago asplrant,
and several others nearly as good.
Charley White. recognizing the pop.
Ularity Of the weters. thought of but.
ting into tho division until hn was Civ.
en- a setback by Br.tton recently. after
which he decided 10 stick with the
lightwrights.
There would bc nothing more inter.
csting in the boxing game than a
Championship tournament between
Eritton. Lewis. Griffiths, Cross and
RitChic.
If Tex Ri"ard leases Madison Square
garden this winter he is planning just
such a tournament.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
WIFI ElGA1 CASE

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Dec. IL
Counsel for Charles Il. Murray. under
conviction in United States District
Court here for sending poison through
the United States mails with intent
10 kill George {. Jones, farmer Of
nola, Harrison county, and tor the
Government, today began the prepare.
ton Of statement Of facts. which will
nc presented TO tic United States Cir
cult Court OF Appeals at Richmond,
Va. Murray will appeal 10 tho high
or court.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
MONONGAH
Town Shocked

s The entire town is shocked over the
shooting and death Of Fred Shaver
yesterday evening. Both Shaver and
Christine have many friends in this
community and the various aspects
OF the unfortunate affair is tho sole
topic OF conversation on the streets.
The picture play The lmpositor'
shown last night at the Lyric drew a
very small house because Of the eN.
element over the shooting. "Twi.
light Sleep" is to be shown here to-
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
CUT LIVING EXPENSES

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Dec. ~
Breed Wild game for food is the way
to cut down the high cost Of living.
according TO State Game and Fish
Warden Jules a. NiQuesnev IN his bic.
nnial report to Governor Hatfield. He
declares 1t has been demonstrated that
game can be raised in domesticated
state at good profit and he contends
that West Virginia is peculiarly adapt.
ed TO make It great industry.
PLAN MORE COED ROADS.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Doc. lc-
Representatives OF Huntington and
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
BY PAUL PURMAN.

After years of oblivion the welter.
weight division has "Ome into its own:
In all fighting circles there is per-
haps no more interesting division to-
day than that Of the l42 Founders
Interest has been shifted from the
l:ghtweights, where few tango dane.
orS still romp on the stage. from the
feathers. where there is no one left
TO fight Johnny Kilbanc. from the mid.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12

Ing Wesley WhetZel Monday.
j. II, Burns, J. l.. Tenant, Luther
Wilson, Or. c. NJ. ClelIand. Reason Fox
and w. S Swiger were business visi.
tors at Fairmont Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Glen Hawkins will 10.
cate Al Burnsville. BraXton county.
Mrs. James Sutton and Mrs Vim
Lynett were shopping in Fairmout
Monday afternoon.
Mrs, j. r. Machesney has returned
from Morgantown whore she was Wis.
ting her daughter, Mrs. David Stur.
CisS.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12

Charleston Chambers OF Commerce
will meet in hurricane. Putnam roun.
~. with citizens Of that town and the
surrounding community who are in.
terested in the improvement OF public
roads The purpose is TO receive re.
port from committee appointed al
9 former meeting to devise n plan for
constructing several miles OF road in
Putnam county.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
Culinary Achievement.

May had never seen pie without n
top crust. One day she ran IN her
mother, greatly excited. "Oh, mother.
cook just baked n pie without roof"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
TRACTION TEAM
WINS THREE At 'Y'
Easy Marks Mark Up Vic
tory in Glass League at
Temple.

Consol Coal suffered three straight
defeats last night at tho hands of the
Traction company roIiCrs. Orthocfcr
winning high score and Mills high az
crage
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
Consolidation Coal Co.
MONOMGAH Glass LEAGuE

"NNO'NNH'' NGNSo GCHSSG
The Easy Marks jammed the Winl
tanners for two games last night. Sox
leading with total of 456 and Stan.
hagen getting high score with 1856.
Eaeu
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12

dies where liCht-heavies and middles
are quarrelng over weights and from
the haavics who have all become jokes
The welters offer the class OF the
ring today with half dozen great
fighters so evenly matched that it is al.
most impossible to figure out cham
pion.
The title is claimed by Jack Britton
who won it in decision fight from
Willie Richie in Boston.
Close on his heels is Ted Lewis. who
won twice from Britton in - round
bouts in the cast. then lost 20.round
decision affair in New Orleans
Johnny Griffith, the Ohio flash, has
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
TEMPLE LEAGUE

X. of c. rollers took the odd game
from the Back up five last night, Har.
den getting high score and total.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-12-12
Bumstead's Worm Syrup

safe and sure Remedy for wormR
Stood the test for so years. IT NEVER
FAILS. To children It 10 an angel o.
mercy. PLEASANT TO TAKE. no
SICKNESS. NO PHYSIC NEEDED. One
bottle has killed. l32 worms. All drug
GIsts and dealers. or by man-25c a bot.
Est. c. a. VOORHEES,, NJ. a., Phila., Pa
The Cordova daily times., 1916-10-25
13 CANDIDATES FUR FRENCH
 ACADEMY !.

PARIS. Oct %. - There are up to date thirteen avowed candidates for the seven vacant seats in the French Academy, that are to be filled after hostilities end. They are Louis Bar thou, former premier and minister of justice, deputy for the department of the Basses- -Pyrenees; Paul Adam. the author and critic; Abel Hermant, pre- sdent of the Literary Society; Georges de Porto-Riche. the drama tist: Henri Bordeaux, author of Lit erary Pngrimages," etc; Monsieur Pathe. of cinemat0graph fame; Fred erie du Plessis, of the Sorbonne; An dre Maurel author of The Recoilec- tions of a Husband" and two other works crowned by the academy; Ca mille Le Senne, president of the Ora. matic Critics Association; Vigne doc ton. Count Pierre de Naurrois, Ad Poi zat and Adrien Bertrand.