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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07
LEGAL NOTICE
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
b Proclamation by the Governor.

|, Henry n. Hatfield, Governor Of the
,, State or West Virginia. pursuant to the
Constitution and Laws Of said State, do
| hereby proclaim. ANNOUNCING to tho
that on Tuesday next after the first
Monday in November. in the year One
Thousand Nine Hundred and Sixteen,
there will be submitted for ratification
or rejection an amendment 20 the Con-
stitution OF said State as follows, to-
wit:
Proposed Amendment.
That Section twenty-three of Article
eight Of said Constitution as il now Is
be altered and amended so as to read
as follows:
Section twenty-threc. The commits
Sloncrs shall be elected by the voters
Of the county. and hold their Office for
the term of six years. except at the
: iirSt meet ing Of said commissioners they
. shall designate by lot, or otherwise, IN
such manner as they may determine, one
81 thor number who shall hold his Of
! lice for u term of two years. one for
four years and one for six years, so
that one shall be elected ever two wears.
But no two of said commissioners shall
he elected from the same maEisterial
district but il TWO or more persons re-
siding in the same district shall receive
The greater number Of votes cast at any
election. then only the one of such per-
sons receiving the highest number Of
votes shall BE- declared elected. and the
Jpcrsnn living in another district who shall
receive the next highest number of votes
shall be declared elected Said com
miSSuncrS shall annually elect one Of
their number AS PRESIDENT and each
shall receive four dollars per day for
his services in count. 10 be paid out Of
IN" county treasury; provided, however,
that said payment of four dollars Per
day shall not exceed the sum of four
hundred dollars per year tor each COM
missioner; and provided, further, hat
such compensation may be Increased IN
amy county by thc assent of n majorlty
III the votes cast IN the question 1T any
general ar Special election
The proposed amendment Is desiS-
mated rs County Court Amcndmcnt
and on tn" official ballot Ia be voted
at said election will be printed the fol-
lowIgn:
Ballot on Constitutional County
Court Amendment.
Amending Section tw"nty-three or
Article eight.
For ratification of County Court
Amendment.
Against ratification of County Court
Amendment.
Th"~. fav"ring the ratification Of said
amendment will vote For Ratification
If COURT Court Amendments: and those
opposing will vote "Aguin INST Ratification
of County Court Amendment"
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal Of the state. ut the Capitol this
seventh day of August, in the year of
our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Sixteen. and Of the State the FIFTY
HENRY D. HATFIELD.
BY the Governor:
STUART F. REED.
Secretary Of State
nu30-sn6. IL. 20. 27-nc4. II. 12-2hnos
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West Va. Trookto
Leave Soonior Border

WASHINGTON. otI 3-Secretary
RaEer in making this saeouncemeM late
tndav said all NatioMi Guard troops
now in mobilization cann would De sens
~ the border "in the iHnediate future
and in each instance 8tanizations on
The border would be rHurncd to theIn
home stations upon tba:arrival OF new
units.
Tho secretary's stittment was the
first official announcenet that the War
recruitment had adoptdl policy calling
For border service f0U the Natioaai
Guardsmcn before tAey are mastereu
ont II had been uliefstood Tor seS.
erai weeks that this course would DC
pursued. Department officials expect
the last Of the unitIb be moving 70
ward the border within the next week
or ten days.
The troops which have not yet seen
border service and which now VIII pc
sent. south are units b Alabama: Geor-
Fla. Florida, North ca'olina, south Gar Gar
oiina, Tennessee. vkItnia, west VI VI.
Cinia Colorado. NeI Hampshire. new
work. and Mississippi With the exceE
tlon of Alabama. Gefra and Coiorauo.
only small detachmesS remain In these
OF a
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World. II will then be godsend 10
all humanity, especially to those SUI
fering with respitory troubles OF
catarrhal nature and faulty digestion,
who number in this country about
1000, 900, while 10000 Of them sue
cunlb to the disease every year. Inc
name of this specific Is
VlNLAx.
preparation manufactured in sgd
ney, Australia. When DR.. Maya was
Vice President of the MorloKa HOS
pital some ten years, ago ne LOOK d d
keen interest in the domestic remedy
used by the late Mr.. K. Mural. mem-
Der Of the House of Peers, who was IN
the habit of taking the juice OF peach
leaves when spoiled Bonito or funny
fish disagreed with him. 1t served IN
failingly we'll for the purpose. The o.
servant Doctor at once set about ~
yestigating the qualities of Peach
leaves from that section Of the Coun'
try which soon proved hat they con,
tanned hydrocyanic acid. This acld
was an antidote to ptomaine poison
ing, which results from eating
great many different spoiled fish or
meat. The Australian Wild Hops con-
tanned in yinlax, contain more Prus'
sic Acid than the peach leaves, there
fore counteracts the ptomane pols,,
oning more quickly as was entertained
by his experiment. From this DATUM
he inferred that
HYDRocYANIc ACID
must be specific for respiratory
troubles and faulty digestion. whose
toxin so closely resembles the pto-
maine that 1t Is next to Impossible u
distinguish one from the other.
At the international Medical Con-
ference Of 1890 DR.. R. Koch, the late
German Bacteriologist suggested that
one part of potassium auroeyalide al.
luted in 1000. 900 parts Of water could
destroy tubercular bacteria In test
tube, and that. however, it did not at
iall effect the bacteria in an animal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07
VOLCA SETS new
!. RECORD FOR 3-yEAR
0LDS AT LEXINGTON

LEXINGTON. Ky, oct. ".--E"iGa.
full sister to Peter Solo. duplicated
the latter's achievements IN making a
new Set of records for three year old
;rotting division of the Kentucky F'utur-
ity. valued at $1,000 and worth SS.5np
10 the winner. at the Kentucky Horse
Breeders Association meeting here To-
day.
Che daughter OF Peter the Great ana
Ncrvole Belle trnttcd the thrd mile III
2:04i:. thereby lowering tn" three year
old flly record OF 2:05 Il made by Mary
Putney in winning the futurity last year.
In addition. Nolga trottrd the three
Spcctivcly. establishing 4 ncw record
Tor three heats for three year old tilliGs.
NolSa's new mark of 2:h+i: not only
IS 4 new record for thr" year Old FLIES.
hut Is /. OF second faster than th:
:olr year Old record tor mares made
by loan in winning the Walnut Hall
cup seven years ago and equalled by
Mary Pu;ney today.
The first race on the card for 2:l0
class trotters. Required five heats be-
fore TrueSada won two heats and the
race.
2:15 Trot, in 5-Purse $1,000.
Truesada bn.. by Moko.
Winnie Lockhar,, b.n,, &C.
David Look. brig. Casey: $ ! 4 : :
Gum Drop. hlk.g. fWhit"h"ad> . !
Trusty Mckinney. blk. M.
ni sNI 5S"V1s. p.m:. lEsa1 70
Great Ivan. chh.. Mac
DermoO ................ ? r"
Gay Patch. r.h.. tMaccy) ...9S DIR
p~irian. ch.h (nodge> ....1O1o Q Dir
Ike Marion. ch.h.. (WrighD dr
Eernice Moore. bd.n.. tRoan> dis.
Aagon Girl br.n,.. tHarD 49,. lis.
Time-2:O9A 2:o9i@: 2:o2i2; 2I1;
2:11l..
Purse, S1,2oo.
Mary Putuey. bm.. by. san Fran
Ross; B. h.s,. jWrrhj ........ 3
Espcranza. b.m.. Durfc") ........ :
Joan. BIN. tMcDssvitt) ,; ;;i;;;'. : ;
Peter Billiken. ch.h.. III. Thomas) 6 s
Ttme-2:o4& 2:O5A.
Third Raee-Kentucty Futurity, Trot-
ting. Three Year Old. in s.
value $4,000 and Cut.
Voly:, rh. IT.. by Peter the Great.
trnr Wn!;e Creek. che: ifnrlsmoai -
EXPRESSIVE Lou. bm.. Murphy. : 5 2
Hins"n Silk, DC. tCox) :..... :
sublime. be-. CTraynor) :....... 5 ;
Fourth Race-2:o5 Pace, 2 in 8
Purse, $1,000.
Peter stevens. h.h.. by Peter TIE
C.r..,. {NurDhv) " l |
.C.oI,;a :, - -, iNcIcnrins1 - ,
The Savoy. hlk.c.. iFi"yD .:.... :
T.n,ara1 -'ndL n (Prn1 w 3
Leila Fatrh'r. hlk.m.. Snow !
Knight Of F.trathm"r". rh.h.. tH.
IaSIOr) y v y
Tirne-2:O2L: emil. 2:03i4
To Beat 2:o6. Pacing. worlds Record
to Wagon for Mares.
Anna Bradford. blk:m.. by Tod! Mac
fDcvercaux)-Won Tim"-2:oo 4.
To Beat 2:25l4 Pacing.
Ben Billings. tE'ive). by RinEcr. out
of Lou Dillon. G.ogan1--Won. Time
c:07.
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About People
MeYsmanto ct IndiVlduaie to ,
snd From tIio City.
AT THE HOTELS

wife. Clarksbnrg. W. Va; II. L. Nal
ra'ff"y Mt. Vernon O.; W. II. Sayro Be
thrsda y; W. y. rllcicr, London. o.;
Ohio.
lu!nbus. o.; ". +. Lang, Columbus. o.:
l.. r. O'NeiI. Akron. o.; l.. D. Morton.
Sandusky, o.; Mabel HortZcll. Alliance.
o.; NJ. Heating. Sistersvillc. W. Va.
staum Hotel---W. II. Fleming, Fair
mont, v. Va; j, v. keyscr' Canton, T.;
Kcnova ". Va; r. W. Wcldman. Column
bus. o.; Mr.. and Mrs. y. ]. Moore.
karnesyille;; o.; John J. Jacobs. short
The Ros ers-J. b. Hack and wife.
Clarksburg. W. Va; W. i. Herrick.
Eric. Pa: c. Il. Bell. Columbus. O.;
o. +. rarkin. Washington. Pa; $. IL.
Lemley Beaver Falls. Pa; NJ. MauCr.
Waynesburg. w.; l.. c. Tarrey, Akron.
The McLure-J. ". Knapp. Parkers-
burg, W. Va; J. L. Yoman. Marietta,
o.; .. \. bush, IT Pleasant. ". Va;
Albert Wilt. Elkins. W. Va; Howard I.
Evans. Columbus, g.; T. L. U,NeiI'
err. SistersviIlc. ". Va; Miss Lotttn
Turner, Franklin, Pa: Thos W. Elem
ing, t'airlnonl. W. Va; &. l.. Henslcy.
Charleston, w, Va; IL: y. Temple
Washington, Ia: l.. G. Tule. S!ruhen-
Frank Albus, Scrling, O.; Mr.. and Mrs,
Ernest Wilson, Newell. ". Va; Airing
ton Fleming. Fpirmunt. w. Va; olin
y. Rush. II. Pleasant, w. Va.
Louis II. Fredericks. Of the South
Side, who underwent an operation Tor
appendicitis at the Wheeling hopual
I'D q n1 hp l.
proving.
Lieut.. John Davis. of Pittsburgh, will
be In the city today attending TO Of
ficial duties. He is in charge of the
local recruiting district of the U. S.
Army.
Wilson Snyder. of Canton, Ohio,
resident OF Marshall county nearly ill
ty years ago. spent yesterday and last
night the guest of friends in Elm
Grove. He has been spending the past
four months in Washington. d. G..
and other eastern points, and Will
leave Elm Grove this morning Cor
Pittsburgh. to visit a few days before
returning home.
Hon. Thomas w. Fleming. Repub-
lican nominee for Congress from The
First District. arrived in the city last
night from his home in Fairmont.
MISS "JDlep Stueld l StCletd4S vi VIC
y. w. c. A., at East Liverpool OHIO,
and Miss Spessard the industrial sec
rotary, have been the guests of friends
at the local association for few days.
Harry Wheaton. wireless operator
Of the U. S. S. "Baltimore,' is home
on furlough, visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas +. Wheaton.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. LauX. Of Pitts
burgh, came last evening for visit
with relatives in Elm Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. +. Standiford. of
st. MaryS, ". Va. are the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Smith, Of Four
teenth street.
Col, and Mrs. G. Fl. Sands, who have
been the guests of their daughter. Mrs.
J. Sumner Jones, of kenwood Place,
left last evening. accompanied BY Mas
ter Wilbur Jones, for Atlantic City.
where they will remain for tie eli.
suing two months.
Miss Alma BaChman has gone to
New York, where she will resume her
study of music under Edward jain.
Miss Ethel Metzner left last even
ing for Baltimore, Md, where she will
enter Goucher COllge, for her senior
year.
Attorney J. !. L. O'Iiricn is in
Clarksburg on short business trip.
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RATE HEARING HELD.

HUNTINGTON, N Va, Oct: q 81
1,dee r r. Morgan chairman Of the
state public services commission, heard
teetimony here tod,y In the appeal Of
The United Fuel GN company Tor an
i inc of domestic gas rates IN
Ceredo and Kenon and factory rates
LII John Nash, one q the officers Of the
15Tntin eton Gas development com:
many and the mayors Of Cecedo and
Ke T were. o., the stand today.
Rriefs also Will be.submitteds In. the
case before Oct Is, it was stated.
before 6 the service commission reaches
a decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07
WHEELING WON'T
GET COLLEGE GAME
FAILURE TO REACH SATISFACTORY
AGREEMENT CONCERNING
GROUNDS THE CAUSE.
Marshall and Musfigum Contest VIII
Be Played at Parkersburg,
October IA.
Failure to reach a satlsfa

Failure to reach a satisfactory agrec-
mcnt concerning grounds. Boyd y.
Chambers. athletic director Of Marshall
College. announced last night that the
annual game between MuskinSnm anu
MarshalI would he played at Earkers-
burg. Saturday. October II. rs original
Is planned. instead Of in Wheeling as
was announced Monday.
T.insly put n crimp in MarShal!s
ncyntiat: cons. but were ii not for the
fact that the Local military school opens
the grid card on that date: it is likely
that they wculd step asiI" in fAv"r OF
Marshall AS soon as this was learned,
Chambers and Coach Holden started ne
co,iations fnr n double hill on that date.
\ satisfactory agreement could not be
reached. however, and tn" Mnskingum-
Marshall gam. will W. played In
parkerShurS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07
GOVERNMENTS BONDS SOLD

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.--Awa-d OF
the new $4.n0O. 900 Philippine and $780,
600 Porto Rican public Improvement
bond issues were announced late today
by the War Department.
Tho $4,000. 600 Philippine issue was
awarded Ia tho National City Bank Of
New York al l01T6 to he paid October
10. tho interest on bonds to begin De
|. That Is equivalent 10 a Did
of 1.0l32 and accrued interest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07
USED 1T ELEVEN YEARS

There is one remedy that for nlanv
years has given relief from coughs,
colds. Group and whuorinE cough II
Is probably the best known family cough
medicine in the world and Because. il con-
tairs no upi;itcs Is strnHgly rr!.uin-
mcnded for children as we'll as adults.
Mrs Chas. RicIH. Alien Mills. "a.
writes: Il have used Foley Honey and
Tar for eleven years and 4 would not
be without it, II promptly relieves
hoarsencsS. tickling throat. bronchial
coughs. inGam"d and congcstcI mem
hraueS and permits refreshing slcc1.
For sale by John Coleman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07
FAST PRELIMINARY GAME

Preliminary to the Duquesne club
and Smith athletic club football game
on Tunnel Green, Sunday afternoon,
the Henry athletic club team Of East
Wheeling will play the Eagle Athletic
club of South Wheeling. The Henry
club holds one priced scalp upon its
belt, and is ever ready to boast OF
its ownership. That priced scalp Is
a defeat of the Keen Kutter team Of
Moundsville. one of the fastest aggre-
cations in the Ohio valley Coach Govt
is directing the work OF the Henry
club team.
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At III" National billiard Academy Inst
night Carl @. Schmidt defeated Max Et
tingrr. e5 tn q. in the three cushion
tourney. Schmidt played Il splendid
game. overcoming lead Of s points.
There were also two other Eamns,--Kan-
dolph. 25: Chase. 90: and Morgan. -;
Chase. 81.
Morgan is still leading with straight
wins. The tourney continues tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07
THOMSON M. E. CHURCH.

The regular meeting of The Thorn
son N. Z. church club was held last
evening at the church hall on the
Island. Only regular business mat,
tprs were taken up. After the meet
ing 4 social session was held and Il
luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07
CASE DISMISSED.

W. II. Scott, charged with feIonious
assault upon L, +. Longstreei. was
dismissed last night at a trial before
Squire Hobbs in the county Jail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07

You can get Insurance against loss
of rental ineome-but you can protect
yourself from such loss through time
Iy advertising.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07
COUNT oxuMA RESIGNS

TOXIC. Oct. 3.-Count Okuma, the
prime minister Of Japan. resigned to-
members Of the cabinet also rendered
their designations to the Emperor.
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ON ONE THING SURE,
FRANCE, GERMANY,
ENGLAND
And Far Away Japan Laud
International Tonic,
Vinlax.

When the Professor opened his mail
today be found six important letters
from across the Pond. They were from
four different Countries. once friends
but now graphing at each others
throats in the most horrible War
known in the history of the World.
To say that they all agree on at least
one thing Is not exagerating when 1t
is stated they all welcome the eXter-
mination Of disease. by Flnlax. They
contained unsolicited testimonials and
recorders from the Countess OF War
wickshire, the Duchess of Clanwilliam,
Countess of Mecklen burg-Schwerin.
DR.. w. Stolson, London Dr.. W. Thurs
Ton, Berlin, Dr. Genzaburo Kaga OF
Japan. Japan honored the Professor
who is introducing Vinlax, the Inter-
national Tonic at Baer's Drug Store,
18th & Market SITS, by presenting him
with a medal through the principle
University of that Country. for wiping
out an epidemic caused by faulty d.
gestion, which they term Berri-berrt.
On this subject the Yokahoma Times
has to say"
A SPECIFIC
Medicines for faulty digestion and all
its train of complications, anemia rheu-
matism, nervousness and even Berri-
berri has at last been discovered by
DR.. Genzaburo Kaga who has been
absorbed In research work for more
than 10 years. He has tried It on hun
dreds of sufferers and as all Of the
results were quite satisfactory he has
finally resolved to publish the great
discovery to the medical circles OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07

Have you lost any rental Income
during the past year? Could any Of
this loss have been prevented through
timely advertising? au26tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-07
Bellaire'S Population
Increased During Year
RH-oRr OF NEW CENSUS MADE
puSJ1C LAST NIGHT.

Bella!re now has population or -
T2I, an increase OF 369 over the popuIa-
tion a wear ago. according 10 rgures
made rubli: last night By the -FOUR
enumeratcrs who were engaged some
time ago by council for the purpose OK
taking a census. Under the new usurcs'
Rellaire is entitled: to antoher Saloon'
making al otal of Is. ,
The report OF the cnTTeratorS. acoeo-
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To Beat 2:o6. Pacing. worlds Record
to Wagon for Mares.
Anna Bradford blk.m.. by Todd Mac,
fDcvercaux)-Won. Tim"-2:05 Il.
To beat 2:25H Pacing.
Ben Billings. tFire). by RinEcr. out
of Lou Dillon. G.ogan1 Won Tune
o:O7
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-17
MORE OUTPUT
 AIM OF ARMS
 CONCERN NOW
Give Up Building Operations Temporarily to Seek Pro
 ductiOn Increase.

"Productton' is to be the keynote of work at the Remington Arms-U. M. c. Co. hereafter, with new building operations held in abeyance until the production of various de- partments is regular ana in uniform tty with the finished article.
 This decision was reached last week by officials of the Remington Arms-U. M. c. Co. in New York. Marcellus Hartley Doge, head of the big munitions companies, was in this city Thursday.
 As a result of his determination to get an output before extensions to the plant are completed the Pardy Construction Go. have been ordered temporarily to cease new work on industrial buildings. As a result about 800 men will be laid off.
 As a result of the order to har- monize production, work in some departments of the big plants will be held back while the employment of trained men and the speeding up of machinery in other departments will be pushed forward at once.
 The aim of officials of the compan- feS hereafter will be to bring every section of the plant up to the highest efficiency before the extensions now in progress of construction are con- tinued in their completion.
 The changes proposed will, it is said, have no effect upon the work of housing now undertaken; for the need of more experienced employees is demanded in many departments
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-17
FIRST SWEDISH ME. CHURCH CAMPAIGN IS
 PRODUCING RIVALRY

The campaign of the First Swedish M. B. church to raise $10,00O for the building fund of the new church in the course of copstruction, at Beech wood and Iranistan avenues is pro gressing very satisfa ctorily. The en- thusiasm of the workers is increasing as the campaign advances and prom ises to reach a fitting climax by the end of the campaign Monday evening, June 19.
 The friendly rivalry between the 25 teams is assuming a, very pleasing as- pect to those in charge. The leaders in the mems division are: Team No. 4, Theodore Thompson and E. Olson, with $293; team No. 8, w. Osterlund and J. Nelson, with $272; team No. 1, c. H. Olson and B. Johnson. with $249.
 In the women's division, team L, Miss Hi1dur Ericsson and Miss Inez Ericson, N$234; team A, Miss Helma. Hanson and Miss Anna Hanson, $23O; team G, Mrs. Hildur Ericsson and Mrs. Hannah Nelson, $227. With half the time set for the campaign gone, the amount raised has gone above the half mark. and $5,0O6 was reported up to Thursday night Everything points to a successful conclusion Monday, June 19.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-17
ST. PAUL'S CLUB HOLDS
 CLOSING ENTERTAINMENT

The St. PauPs club held it's closing entertaipnen in the Parish house in Beach street Thursday evening. Twen- ty-f1ve members were present and each brought friend. PinochIe was enjoyed. The high scorers were w. s. Cummings, Hector J. Heckett, Per cY J. Schmidt, Alfred Mole, Allan J. ,Chshman and Harry T. Ireland. Re- treatments were served and there was
 music by the club orchestra. The Fitzgerald trio sang and gave clog dances and Wilfred Neale recited Scotch dialect stories. The club will not meet again until the first Thursday after Labor Day.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-17
Bowling Manager
 Slashes w aitress,
 Then Tries Suicide

Quincy, Mass, June 17-Mrs. May Davis, of New Haven, Conn.,, a wait ress, was seriously cut with a razor, and John Dt Salvo, manager of a bowling alley. was probably fatally wounded today in what the police~de- scribed as an attempt at murder and suicide The woman told the authori- ties, the latter stated, that Di Salvo entered her apartment, attacked her without warning and then fled. He was found somed istance from her home with a bullet wound in the head. Physicians said he had little chance of recovery.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-17
A GREAT REMEDY

Leonardi's L4ver-Aid Is a great rem edy for liver troubles because it is good, pure, safe, harmless and purely vegetable. Beware of powerful and harmful drugs such as dangerous cal omeI and others that upset the en- tire system. Take delicious Leonardi's Liver-Aid- It Is quick, sure and pleasant. Stimulates the liver to a normal healthy action without grip ing. A fine remedy for indigestion, stomach and bowel troubles, bilious ness, constipation, f1atu1ency, head aches, fever, muddy compIeNons, troubles that attend a disordered and upset liver. Buy bottle from your druggist soc, or Hind1e's Drug Stores.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-06-17
Weights and Measures
 Week Will Be Opened
 In New York Tomorrow

New York, June 17-In accordance with the recommendations of the national weights and measures con ference, next week will be observed as weights and measures week. in New York and 35 other cities of the United States. The ministers, priests and rabbis of New York have been asked to open the week with sermons advocating honest weights and meas ures. Pupils in the public schools will be instructed Monday how to de- tect short weights or measures.