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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-29

Miss Florence A. Long, left today
for Aldan, Pa, where she will be the
guest of the Rev. and Mrs. Clarence
E. Ball.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-29

Special meetings will be conducted
by" The Salvation Army, on Sunday,
iAdjutant w. H. Heift, of the In
cdnstrial. Branch of the Salvation
Army, will preach at the First Bap-
tist' Church, on south Washington
street, tomorrow night at 7:45. At
the Salvation Army hall on King
street, Mrs. Adjutant Heift, will have
;charge of the meeting. This being
Mothers Day, the Salvation Army,
expects a large crowd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-29

At Trinity tomorrow the pastor
will preach at II a. M, on Limit
ing the Divine One" and at 7:3o p.
M, on Prepare. Beginning with
the prayer meeting next Wednesday
all evening services until further no
tice will be held at 8 o'clock. The
pastor is endeavoring to secure the
assistance of several ministers fol
the evangelistic services to be hello
in that church May to 21st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-29

Martha Washington Candies. Fresh.
every day, at P 0. cockey's SIS King.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-29

A mass meeting of colored residents
was held last night at the Alfred
Street Baptist Church for the pur-
pose of presenting petition to the
City School Board asking for a new
school building for colored children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-29

The Rev j. B. Green, D. D., OF
Greenwood, S. c., will preach at II
o'clock Sunday at the Second Presby-
terian Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-29

The dance to be given Monday
night by committee of Messrs Cur
tain, Waters, and Magner has been
postponed until further notice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-29

Mrs. H. P. Mayo left today for
a two weeks visit to5fricnds and re-
latives in Richmond, Va, and Ches-
terfeld county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-04-29

Eat Oysters :at Rammelss Hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
WELLSBURC

WELi>SBURG. W. Va, May ao.-Non-
Gay was y busy day at the court house.
al the candidates seeking county offies
that rad not filed their expense accounts
betore that day did 30 yesterday, as IL
was the last day for them to lie them
before the primaries. as they must be
IN seven days before the primary cleo
ton. which Viii b. held next Tuesday
another expense account must b. filed
before the general election which will be
held this fall. also. Those filing yester-
Hay were; James Andrews. Democratic
candidate FOR assessor. Sf150: X L.
Ramsey. Democratic candidate FOR pros
tcuting attorney. 1915. :. Il. Baxter.
Democratic candidate for county COM
missioner. S21 IS: %. A.. kirchner. Demo-
cratic candidate for county commits
sioner. Sls -. Harley n. Elson. Demo-
cratic candidate FOR assessor. $685.: I'd.
NJ. smith. Republican candidate for as
SCISSOR. S*b,@5, James 4. Gilkey. Rcpub-
lean candidate for Justice. SIS. 90. Brown
Latimcr. Republican candidate for US
tc". f~ollansbe", $1,000, r. Il. Anderson.
republican. senatorial district commit
to-. none. George Yates. Republican. Jus
uce OF the peace, ~FollanSbec. $500. w.
J. MIX, Republican. county commission
or. $23.25: G. r Carter. Republican. Judi
clal committee. none. James n. Glenn
mems. Republican. executive committee.
So.5o' ~. b. Mahan. Follsn~bcc. board OF
education. Republican. $500. James L.
Ieulcy. Republican. c-mmittccman none.
II. \. Stingl' Republican. candidate Tor
sherirf. $3.50; Or. W. r. Booher. Rrpub-
lcan. county commissioner. none. ] r
Republican. county COM
missioner. S22T5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
DRY OFFICIALS
HAVE BUSY DAY
PHILLIPS CELEBRATES ANNrvER-
SAHY ONE DAY
THAN HE SHOULD.
Large Quantities OF Beer and whiskey
Are Taken In Series OF Raids.
Capture Truck Load

Deputy Prohibition Commissioner Rer,
= Philips. who will to-day have served
one year as such officer In this district.
celebrated his official birthday yeStsr-
cay by getting a large ant OF iiquor
IN series OF raids In the morning he
with his side partner. Martin Neider.
raided a place said 20 be run BY John
MCBRIDE. at Alley G and Alley Seven.
Ihere was quite a quantity OF beer and
the Proprietor had five guests with him.
one OF these. who gave his name as
John frentiSs. got rowdyish and was let
remain In jail 10 cool off.
Later in the day the men visited the
domicile OF one Maggie Miller. at 2I44
A4ley a. where they secured ten kegs -
keer. a keg on tap. a ice chest full. so
or 40 baskets OF beer and "A quantity OF
whiskcy- The officials claim that this
Vas one OF he worst places that they
have had TO cope with. lsey saying that
the proprietress was dong "A rush the
growler' business.
shortly after midnight. last night. the
o~fficers chased William Shontz and a
truck load OF beS from the Island.
catching him at tho city side of the
Steel Bridge. lie had 25 baskets OF beer.
somewhere In Alley g" they raided
a place and captured a basket OF Wills
Key. but the number Is kept quiet for tbs
tine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

tender returned with several packages
and coils OF wire. Kennedy immediately
got 10 work ON the Nautilus stretching
out some OF the wire.
W hat b. a. you are planning asked
Walden, TO whom every action of N,u-
necy seemed to be . mystery Of the
highest interest.
"~lmproVisiuE my own wireless" he
replied. not gNorse Co talking 10 tho
young man To- whom he seemed To have
taken "a fancy. For short distance. You
konW. ~ isn't necessary tD coustruct an
acre p'l' or even Co us" outside wires
20 receive messages. All that D. needed
is 10 use Just a Jew wires stretched inc
SIDE "a room. The rest is just tho ar-
ptratus. / am setting up only ON, side
ui "a wireless OUTFIT here. All want O.,
do Is 60 hear Sc being said. / don't
care about saying anything
Tie u~nWrauY'd another package which
had been loaned to him by Tho radio
station and ne watChsd him clrfuusIy
as he tested - and SIT % up.
u was late ln tho afternoon when be
iihi-h'd ans We had just time to run
up Co tho dock az Ss8y.ll. and stop .rf
at ih' Lucia Co. see u trtthiuE had HHr-
p'nrd IN tn~tcrs'r.rE hours before
dinner There was nothing
", had %, Nautilus ,n ourselves and
ne o. was e. very comfortable IstI.
grait. "a. really mad a very cDnrcri1I
time. re- plunge over h.r s.La. "a good aim
net. and then a Ions walk out on 8.'t
under the stars. Iu which we went over
every phase OF the case.
@rlL nc day wore away with no -oIu-
ION yet OF The mystery. n was CARLY fH.
following morning when "a launch drew
30 beside ile NHufilus. ln be- we're El
"afo. and I'r J'rmyn. wildly excited
" mat in' matter. called out Wall
rh' they have found the body.
Where cried Kennedy Who
over 900 Ten Milo Beach,. answered
some" fishermen who had
.n ".. ON cruise and hadn't heard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
y he Mcclure Newspaper s@yndlcate).

kennedy"
Why didn't you say anything about
the letter 20 him. asked kennedy uu-
der his breath.
What was the use" returned Walden.
II didn't know how he'd take &c.. Ec-
sides ! wanted your advice on tho whole
thing. Do you want 10 show ~ To- him
Perhaps its just a. we'll" rumi-
mated Kennedy. 1T may be- possible to
clear IN" thing up without involving
any body = name. At any rate. some one
is coming down thc passage his way
Edwards entered with pr. Jermyu. a
clean-ShaNen man. youthful In appear
ance. Vet approaching middle age.
DIT. Jcrmyn shook hands with us cor
daily enough. made some passing com
fncnt on the tragedy. and stood evident
ly waiting for us To- disclose our hands.
You have been Mrs. Edwards physi-
clan for some time. / believe qucrlcd
kennedy. fencing FOR nm opening.
only since her marriage replied the
doctor briefly.
! could NOT help feeling nj Dr. Jer-
myn showed a great deal OF reluctance
in talking.
You have been with her several days.
though. haven't you-"
-Four days. 1 think. She was COM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
VETERAN SUCCUMsS
ON MEMORIAL DAY
JoSEPHUS ooRBY. PROMINENT
MARSHALL COUNTY FARMER,
DIES SUDDENLY.
Was Preparing to Join Comrades in
Decorating Graves When Stricken
Lived Near Viola.

While drinking a glass OF water
just before leaving home TO join his
comrades in attending the exercises
and decorating the graves in Sand
I'LL cemetery. Josephus Gorhv. a we'll
known retired farmer. OF Viola,
Marshall county dropped lead ycste-
day morning Death Was due 10 heart
disease. Albert CofficId. a ~neighbor.
saw Mr. Gorby fail and ran to his
side. but life was extinct.
Mr.. GOrby was sevcnty-six years
old and had lived bon Marshall county
all his life. lie was well known IN
this city. For many years DO was
supervisor OF Webster district and
was among the most prominent
citizens Of tho Viola section. Mr..
Gorhy was a Civil wal veteran. scrv-
ing on the Union side.
lie was @ member OF Nirhtcncalc
lodge. J. O. o +. of sand HIl His
vito died q number OF years ago lie
leave. only o. close relative. a
%dsulhtcr Mrs. Mllbcrt Wilson. near
Pleasant Valley.
Funeral service. viii BE- held Thurs
dan morning az 30 go o'clock ar the
place OF death. Intermcnt will bc m
Grow cemetery al Pleasant valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

thi scountry in 1855. removing TO
Wheeling about nVe years later. and
had lived here ever since. He nrst en-
gagged In tho coal business with his
az pckin. III. and after taking
up his residence in Wheeling he became
interested iu various enterprises. prin-
,iu1lly In tho firm Of MrGinicN & Mo
L%aughlin and tho mckinley Brothers.
which latter company operated the coal
mines al Gaylord. o.. above Martins
Ferry. Mr.. MCGinlcy never married.
and made his home with his brother.
James MCGInlcy. who preceded him 10
tho grave on December 81. 1918. He
had Wurshlpped for many years al ST.
Jos,ph's cathedral and was interested
in various departments Of the parish
work lie - survived by two brothers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
Continued from Monday
To the People:

Unfortunately. no. replied Edwards.
Business has kept me with my nose
pretty close Co tho -griudstouc this sum
mcr. Walden called mc up Ia the middle
OF the night. however. and / started
down In ms car. which enabled me TO
get here before the first train"
I watched Edwards keenly. For the
nrst time / realized that ! had neglected
TO ask Walden whether ho had seen the
unfinished letter. This question was UNI
necessary. 1t was evident that he had
not.
Let me see. Walden. n I've got this
thing straight Edwards went ON. pac-
ing restlcssly up and down the saloon.
Correct me n 1 haven't. Last night. as
] understand n. there was a sort OF lit
tie family party here. you and Miss
Nerrall and your mother from the Nau-
titus, and Mrs. Edwards and Or. Jcr-
myu."
Yes" replied Walden with. I thought.
a touch Of defiance at the words family
party"
Edwards had paused by the door. III
you excuse me a miuutc." be said. I'll
call jermyn and Mrs. EDWARDS maid.
Juanita- You ought 20 go over tho
whole thing Immediately. Professor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
FuneraI for MIss Eortney.

Yesterday afternoon services were
held fog Miss Matilda Fortn,y. the
al-od and HIGHLY respected woman
who died at here home. 2139 Chaplinc
street sunday morning The services
were conducted hv tho Rev pr.
Thomas Grier koontz ~ the Second
Presbyterian church. lntcrment was
in Greenwood cemetery.
Tho pain bearers were u W.
Forf1ey. William klicvcs. Andrew
Hare and Harry Holiday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

and two sisters. Daniel and Andrew Nc
Ginley. both OF this city: Mrs. Patrick
Mclaughlin. Of Niles. o.. and Mrs.
Catherine Devine. OF Wheeling and a
large number Of nephews and nleces.
Funeral services will be held Friday
morning at . o'clock at 81. Joscph's ca
thrdcal. and 1ntcrment will be made IN
at. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

Funeral services l1r Mrs katherine
HorCuIr-. wife az John W Hcrculcs.
a former resident NJ this city. later
Of Short Creek. was held at tho home
of u.r stop.dauehfcr Mrs Harry
SchouI Yesterday afternoon Tho
Rev. 10 % Phillips. OF West Liberty
Methods Episcopal church official.
Cd Burial was iu Peninsula Gem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
Steve Sozolskt.

steve Sozolski. aged SO. died in the
North Wheeling hospital yesterday
morning, following several months i'll
: ness Of tuberculosis The body was
sent 20 his former home Al Ramsey.
q. whore funeral services will be held
to-day and intcrmcnt made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31
Spoke at

Judge II G Hervey spoke al the grad
uation exercises az the North Wheeling
hospital on Monday ytning. when a
class OF nurses were given diplomas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

Porter, this berth has been slept
NO, sab; assuah you. sab. Mere
ly, occupied. It's the one over the
wheels. sah.'-Puck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-31

Joseph l. Conner. of Holidays Cove
ana Miss Matilda Ireland. of Wall. IA.
we're given a license 10 we'd on Monday
May 18th. at Pittsburgh. Ia.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27
SIR CONAN DOYLE'S
 MYSTERY AT L|ON

Today the Lion presents, Sir Conan Doyle's great mystery story The Firm of Girdlestone" It is I Greater Vitagraph production and was made in England.
 This film, which is by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and produced by Harold Shaw, has for it's stars Charles Rock and Edna Flugrath
 Charles Rock as the hypocritical ol1 guardian, desires to get rid of his ward, played by Miss F'lugrath in order that he may fall heir to her enormous fortune. according to her ia ther's will.
 Taking her to his desolate old coun- try home where if is reported, the ghost of murdered monk walks every night, he informs her about the state of affairs connected with the house and then leaves her terrified at the thought of meeting the ghost. which she has been frightened into recognizing
 At the witching hour. the old hypo- crite dons monks garb and walks slowly up and down the balcony out side her window. bowling unmerci- ,ully at intervals.
 Turning at the noise. the poor girl Is confronted by 2 hand pointing in her window Hysterical, she walks ID and down the room all night and in the morning is almost ready to submit to the distasteful marriage which her guardian has blamed for her with his son. She thinks better of t later m the day, however and the
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27
EASTERN SOLDIERS
 SURE LIKE ARIZONA

When we are mustered out we are going to make arrangements to live in Arizona"
 This was the statement made to Judge Stanford by scores of Uncle Sam's soldier boys stationed on the border.
 Judge Stanford returned yesterday from Nogales, where he had occasion 10 meet hundreds of soldiers. The streets are crowded he says. with the men in uniform, and according to all accounts they have no complaint to make of the treatment they are receiv- ing. There are fully 10000 men in No gales at present.
 Judge Stanford presided over court while in Santa Cruz county. The case that claimed his attention was that of o. K Franklin versus the Havelena Mining company, in which he made an order authorizing the sale of the com pany's property.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27
NEW SISTER TEAM
 AT THE ISIS TODAY

La Rosa and Mario, sister team in classic and character Spanish dances. has been secured by the management of the Isis for four nights and Saturday matinee, begin ming tonight and patrons of the new vaudeville house is to have an op- portunitv of seeing one of the most brilliant dancing acts in vaudeville
 These two noted dancers are beau tiful young ladies and carry an elaborate wordrobe representing the character dances in which they ap- pear. and in addition to the character numbers Miss Mario in her wonderful ballet or toe dance will add materially 10 this headline attraction.
 Stanley and Pfeiffer in a delight ful musical surprise, introducing America's greatest banjo team. prom ises to he worth while as a real treat in music and banjo juggling.
 Special mention is made of the pic ture program for this change. "A Lit tie Nullinteer," an Essanay comedy drama in three parts is a good story, with a moral. the type of story and the fact that the leads are taken by
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27
TE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 2 1916
ASKURST REFUSES
 ID ANSWER k|BBEY

PHOENIX, Oct 26.-From all parts of the state come reports which indi- cate that the election of Governor J. Il. klbbey, republican candidate for United States senator. is certainty. And one of the biggest contributing factors is the failure of his democratic opponent to come openly before the people and answer a number of per- tinent questions which have been asked him repeatedly
 Governor Kibbey has a commend able record of great public usefulness to come before the people upon. a rec ord that is not equalled by that of any other man in all of Arizona Upon the other hand, his opponent cannot point to list of accomplishments in behalf of the people who sent him back to Washington. He comes be- fore them again with many promises some of which it is claimed-he cannot possibly fulfill
 It is extremely gratifying news for the republican camp that the north ern part of the state-where the dem ocratic senator lives-is going for Arizona's best loved governor And there never has been any quest lon uf Kibbey's pronounced strength in the big Salt River valley. Added to these
 
 is claimed for Kibbey, in return for his fairness with the miners there during a strike while he was governor
 There is no other man in the state who is as well known as J. H. Kib- hey. He has served the people of Arizona as attorney general. as justice of the supreme court. as a representa- tive in the legislature, as governor and in other important offices. Dur ing all these years he has proven himself to be fearless. courageous and always fair constantly working in be- half of the people and regarding the trust reposed in him.
 Governor Kibbey is making no at tempt to hide the issue of the cam paign. In view of his frank and straightforward manner he has been completely capturing town after town and city after city. Voters of all po- litical faiths have been won over to him as a result of the clean-cut man ner in which he has been campaign ing
 Republican leaders gre highly pleased with the condition of the cam naign and they freely predict that this Is truly 8 republican year after the many messages of support they have received from all parts of the state
 And inst Ike Governor Kibbev. Tom Campbell republican candidate Tor governor. is makin@ wonderful race. Many counties which have always heen strongly democratic gre de la~ed 70 be favoring him. The fearless way in which he has gone after the issues his glowing exnoSe of the extrava- Ranca of the present administration and his charming personality have all been important factors in making him fhe fa"orite candidate for guberna- torial honors.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27
COLUMBIA OFFERS
 THE SHINE GIRL

\ change in the bill at the Columbia today brings to that house. q girl whom 'he critics have styled. Peg O My Heart of the screen, winsome Gladys Hulett in a picture called the Shine Girl. She Is little boot black in the picture and has d sweet fund of childish philosophy that lends sun shine to every corner or nook this girl enters. It Is one of the prettiest pictures that the Pathe have made and has been said to be a second Mary Sunshine IL continues for to- day and Saturday with an added value of two reel comedy. Chip. the boy comic in a hurlesque on Chaplin $ hurlefque of Carmen. A Pathe news reel is also added. To those who re- member the wonderful child in Mary Sunshine this picture will be a rev elation
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27

duction attracted the attention of the
 Famous Players Film company be-
 cause of its unprecedented popular ap- peal Tn all the mass of plays which are produced every season on Broad way this thrilling drama was con- spiciors as a tremendous success. nor did Il require very careful study on the part of the producers to dis cover the req for it's recordbreak- ing popularity.
 It was the swift action of the story, the 9ever-ending suspense. the mys terv the fascinating battle between a man and 9 woman who are in Ioye but are forced to battle with each other by powers which they cannot resist, thrills which come in quick succession and the humor which per vades many scenes. Since all these elements are ideal for presentation on the screen, the Famous Plarers were quick to obtain the screen rights for
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS
A PAIR IF SYKES"
 GOOD PERFORMANCE

That the stock. lovers of Phoenix appreciate the comedy put on by Mir Lorch and his company this week is best evinced by the increasing busi- ness at the Eiks nightly. "A Pair of Sizes will continue for tonight and matinee and night, Saturday and give way Sunday to "Dr. Jeykl and MT Hyde which is being offered by re- quest of many who could not attend the one performance given of the play last week. The next bill coming up Is What Happened to Mary which opens Monday. The sale for the Sat urday matinee is one of the largest ever recorded ir stock in Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27

in the superior court, In the complaint filed yesterday Kelley alleges that as the result of a street light the Sd of last July his right leg has been permanently crippled.
 The fight occurred on Jefferson street and Central avenue. The plaintiff charges that the defendant struck him in the face and beat him with his fist and then, not satisfied with this beat ing, seized Kelley by the foot and wrenched his right leg, fracturing and rupturinx the knee.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27

old fellow Is forced to concoct an other means toward his end.
 Miss Flugrath's portrayal Of the ter rificd girl IS Q masterpiece Of the mo- tiou picture art and is sure 10 win scores of admirers for her in addition 10 the large following she already has acquired.
 Conan Doyles best books and is al most as well known as his Sherlock Holmes" IL will be seen at the Lion today and tomorrow.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27
Robert Warwick at Arizana

William A. Brady will present. as his next release on the World Film program. Robert Warwick in Friday. the Thirteenth taken from Thos. " Lawson's famous story of the stock exchange. In this picture Mir. War wick plays the role of the Napoleon of Wall Street. and those who have seen this picture at a private exhibition given for the benefit of Mr Lawson. say tha. in this role, Mir. Warwick far surpasses even his wonderful work in Alias Jimmy Valentine" and The Man of the hour" Fri day. the Thirteenth" will be shown at the Arizona theater today.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27

children. will make this picture es- pecially pleasing to the ladies and little folks.
 \ canamated news cartoon and a Vim comedy reel will complete the program.
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27

Under Cover" which is to be the Paramount Picture at the I.amara theater today and tomorrow, with Hazel Dawn and Owen Moore in the stellar roles
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27
HAZEL DAWN, OWEN
 MOORE AT LAMARA

When Roi Cooper Magrue's phe- ncmenaiN- clever drama. Under Cover filled the Cort theater sn New York month after month. the pro-
Arizona republican., 1916-10-27
HURT IN FIGHT
 WANTS DAMAGES

Claiming that he has been injured to the extent of Sl5.00O, Mike Kelley nas nruught suit against John Hubbard