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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
DUQUESNE CLUB
WILL RE0RGAhIzE
Carl Bachman viii Coach And An
Abundance OF Good Football Ma.
terial From Which To Build
10 On Hand

The DuQuesne Club, Of the East End
will reorganize for the coming fall and
will have one Of the fastest football
teams In this part OF the country. All
the. players OF last years eleven will
be back and in addition several new
faces will be seen when the season
opens. In their reorganization the
Dukes and the North End Club has
consolidated, and with the best from
these two teams they should be able
to put UP good battle with any elev.
en-. The boys have secured the Ser.
vices of Carl Bachman as coach and
they expect to open the season In this
vicinity about Oct. ]. This game will
in all probability be played on League
Park, with the Martins Ferry Athlet
les.
The East End team also has
chance to open Its season on Septem.
Der 80, in a game at Huntington, with
Marshall college. he DuQuesne man.
agement expects to have the best
backfieId In this vicinity this fall.
Mike Foley will be at quarter; C.
Klee and Jimmy McKelvie will play
the halves and T.. Kindleberger will
fill the fullback position. Bachman
will be assisted by Coke" Corners
and bud" Meidel and John HORSE
will manage the team. Games may b
arranged by calling 1035-R, National,
and asking for Bud" or John.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
VIEWS OF THE WAR
AS CLEANED FROM
OFFICIAL REPORTS

The Russians have captured Jablo-
nitza, one of the principal gatewayS
from Galicia to the Hungarian plains.
sivc in this direction is continuing.
This Is the first news of an advance
by the Russian southern army since
the conquest of the Austrian crownland
of BukOwina was completed.
against the Austrians with apparently
uninterrupted success. Their troops
sistance on the part of the Teutonic
forces. Fierce fighting is being wagcd
along the entire line south of Brody,
and General Brussiloff apparently il
making a supreme effort To cut OF the
army Of General Won Bothmer and force
It's surrender
( As far as the other theatres Of war
are concerned. main interests centers
in the Italian operations. no important
action being reported OIL either the Brit
vigorously pressing their advance on
the Carso Plateau. and Rome reports
the capture of several sections OF the
Austrian trenches and the taking OF
dispatches from italian sources claim
General Cadorna now is within 10 miles
of Triest. and that the Austrian fleet
has left the harbor.
The Austrian Official statement re-
ports the repulse of Italian attacks in
the Vlpacco Valley, about IS miles east
of Goriziaa. but the official statements
from both sides are very meagre and
leave the general situation vague. Press
dispatches from Geneva and Paris de.
clare that Tolmino considered one of
the most formidable barriers between
the Italians and Triest. has been eVac-
uated by the Austrians and that the
Italians are already in the suburbs OF
the town.
The Germans admit that the British
have obtained Il foothold In their
trenches on Thiepval-Pozicres 'front.'
and report the repu!se Of violent at
tacks by the British and French in
othe' sectors Of the Somme line. Ac-
cordlng to Paris and London. the day
passed without any event of significance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
Otis COBB PICKED UP
BY OHIO AUTHORITIES

MARYSVILLE, O., Aug. l2.-Otis
W. Cobb, oG church choir singer, IN
surance agent, sutton of a half dozen
girls and motor enthusiast, was arrest
cd here today and jailed on charge
of obtaining property under false pre-
lenses.
An affidavit charges that Cobb gave
worthless check for $3.50 10 an auto
mobile company In Muncie, lnd, IN
payment for roadster.
Police declare that score of Marys-
Vile people hold other worthless
checks as mementos Of Cobb's mete-
ORIG career OF two months here.
Indiana officials have ordered COBB
held while they take up extradition
proceedings al Columbus.
Cobb was traced to Plain City. this
county, early this week, where 1t was
found he had traded the roadster pLr-
chased in Muncie TO Plain City man
for another machine and $500 boot.
At that time Cobb escaped from
Marshal Ormered by darling thru the
rear door OF building, leaving mis-
coat and hat behind.
The above was slipped from the Co.
lumbus Citizen and relates TO OTIS w.
Cobb, who reported to the Wheeling
baseball team before the opening or
the 1915 season. He got in bad here
and skipped and was later taken in for
passing worthless checks in Pitts
burgh. After his release BY the Pen
nsylvania authorities he seems 10
have drifted 10 Ohio where he has
taken up his alleged old tricks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
GOOD RACING AT
PARKERSBURG FAIR

rPPA.fRKERSBURG. u. Va. Aug Is
The ninth annual West Virginia falr
g. ee P"Is srs ssFs cr 9Ss
afternoon witnessed three harness events
and one running dash which resulted as
i0t'0" 2ao-rrot, Purse $500.
Loveberry (br. e.. by King
of Manor: Wills. 5000. l
ter Direct: Shinn.... ..,..
Baroness Lula d. M. by
Baron Belle; Blizzard, -. .
Wilkes: Bush dts. a.. : 5 o 0 0
Cotton Boy; b. q. by Dunn ssoo o
~ Ru ,,,h a., (dr' :, . b. Walnut ~
Hall; s s?isE dis. ,:ss4: sisn; ?s:s2.
224.pace, Purse $500.
Lord Bclden b.. 81 by Lord g., ,
Rosary tblk. m.), by Chatum:
ga KuDes wilkes 10. M, by Ba- . .
ron Bell: blizzard. .,..;..:,'.; = : : 5
L15o ah OF l:eT w m1p 1b H. ~ 343
Time: 2:22L: 2:92A 2:22H: 2;22h.
Baroness Watson ID. n.y.. by
Baron Bell: stout. .........
MollIc Rucker tE. M. Roman
Rubber GSb; 'f p"iI 6. M. by Walter , .
Direct robert %. h., BY Lord ~.
Roberts: McCroy :......;
Lottie Roberts ID. m.l. by LORD
Time: 2:1TH: 2:iSX; 2:lsa: ::I5A.
Donald Mac 10. 81 by Dash'
10, por,l fb, ~. by Ormas
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
NAVY WORKING OUT
EFFICIENCY SYSTEM

WASHINGTON. Aug. l5.---A system ni
the efficiency OF naval "ti-
GERS OF high rank. under which the stand
INC nj each vessel in battle rnlclrnCE'
target practice. engineering or other
brahches Of ship work will become part
Of her commanders record. is being
worked out by the navy department.
Heretofore Il naval Officers record mas
been founded on reports "t ms nlncSS i"l
cnn,nand submitted By his supcrlurS.
AnV striking individual achievement or
DISTINGUISHED service in tine OF peace
rt.nts 70 his ship for which he was hcl
responsible or csnsure of any Kind made
a black mark against him.
Tho new plan il 4 part 81 IN" ma
chinerv hy which the department ~ pre-
pairing u carry out provisions OF me
PENDING naval hill substituting SciecliV"
promotion of high officers tor the pres
cnt seniority system. The department
also is preparing Il new examination sys-
rem for Junior officers IN order to deter
mine as closely as possible their fitness
for higher rank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
VILLA FORCES ARE
TWICE DEFEATED

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mex. Aug. ID
General MutlaS Ramos reported 10 Gen
Trevinu from Escalon, chlhuahua. Today
that he had given battle three times 10
Villas personal band dur Ing the TWO
DAYS previous. inflictinG sharp defeats
each time.
The first sAirmish was with scout
ing party of eight Villa followers. Of
whom Ramos killed five. This action
took place on the Laguna ranch, 20
miles ives; of EScalon. Continuing his
advance. Ramos ran on all advance force
if so bandits who were routed, leaving
thrid dead behind and escaping IN the
dark.
Tho next morning dust clouds being
seen in the distance. Ramos gave chase
and scattered large band. which losl
Among the captivcs was colonel vino
asserted that Villa was personally d.
rrCtIng the attack from safe distance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
TO ASK FOR VOTE
ON SHIPPING BILL

WASHINGTON. u. g.. Aug. l5.--Srn.
Fletcher, in charge Of the government
shipping bill. announced after confer
cnce with Republican leaders that he
would ask for vote On the measure "S
the senate which probably will be some
time tomorrow. "
Discussion of tho shipping bill dragged
again today few senators demonstrating
any interest in it. Senator sherman con-
tinucd his aitnCk on tho measure ana
senator Cummins discussed objections To
il for several hours.
Senator tiallingcr proposed an amend
ncnt which would provide that employees
of The proposed government shipping
boar should nc chosen under the clvll
service law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
RAILWAYS ACTED
IN BAD FAITH


NEW YORK. Aug. 15.--CharSinE that
the New York Railways Company haa
committed q deliberate and Migrant
violation of the agreement made Aug
lst with the AmalEamated AsS2cla-
ton OF Street and Electric Railway
employees which brought to an end the
surface car strike In this city, IL conf
mittee selected TO treat with The COM
pay tonight sent an urgent telegram
10 William p. Mahon. president Of Inc
Employees Association. now n Detroit
to come here at once
III a letter addressed 20 Theodore r.
sbnn,s. president Of the New York Rail-
ways Company and the ,lnterbor1ugh
Rapid Transit Company. the committee
nafn dischnrEiuc of men who had par
Iicipation in the suspension of work.
Union leaders asserted tonight that
unless the railways abide by the agree
mcnt forthwith there would be SYM
pathetic strike and general tic ur
Of city traffic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16

las Paramount picture. David Crock
ett' but his fine work is almost cdual-
led by tho remarkable acting Of a hither-
to little known actor.
This player has appeared in several
other screen successes. but has never
before been given Il part worthy of his
exceptional ability. This player is Il
perfect specimen of h full grown GIN
namon bear and has coat like velvet.
In all the scenes which this perform
be said to star. Whether It is only Z"
brighten the sleeping colored boy in tn.
canoe or to perform the delicate task of
springing a bear trap the work is ac-
cumpliShed in q fauitlcsS manner.
The remarkable intelligence OF this
animal and his comical actions add
much to the attraction Of this eNcep-
tiona! and differently told romance OF
the frontier.
This is the attraction at the Virginia
theatcr for two days. starting Wedncs-
day. August Is. The added features are
Bray Cartoons and Paramount llctu-
graphs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
THE THEATRES
WE'RE ARE MY CHILDREN.

Two more large audiences greeted
Where Are My Children at the Court
theatre yesterday. and nothing but the
highest praise Of this production and
impressive photoplay could be heard.
as they left the theatre. All seemed
to be in favor and endorsed the rrc-
sentation OF this picture. as protest
of a crime which has been committed
too long unchallenGed. To the credit OF
the producers let It be said that the
treatment Of the subject, while daring.
IL not obscene.
The story is as deIicatrly drawn ms
possible in the circumstances. If the
argument against .he premeditatod de-
struction OF the unborn Is to carry far,
but there Is no yelled or furtive suzCeS-
tions. The author has pictured spade
as q spade.
The dramatic elements Of the story
we'll handled. Tyrone Power and Marie
Welcamp. act with effective restraint,
leaving an impression Of power. Two
performances will hr given cach day
during the two weeks stay.
DUSTIN EARNuM-vIRa1NIA
Dustin Farnum is the star in the Pal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
ANDRASSY DEMANDS
|. STRONG GUARANTEES

LONDON. Aug. Is i2:59 a. m.l-Liunt
Julius Andrassy has refused to succeed
Parin Won Rurian ms Austrian foreign
minister without guarantees from the
emperor thai the political integrity or
Sungarv shall be respected. according 10
:, Kurnn dispatch received here.
The dispatch says that the emperor
hesitatcs 10 concrre such guarantees.
Rcn0rts frum Vienna by way Of Genoa
STATE that BARON Won hmrian has lready
resigned. hu, no Official confirmation or
his resignation has been r"reifcd mere
Eccn interest is shown in the possibility
Of County AndrasSy taking hfic" As
foreign minister. as he is supposed IN b"
a strong advocate of Austria making -
separate peace and was Formerly created
and English institutions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
LABEL LEAGUE TO MEET.

The Union Label League "f Wheeling
will hold an important meeting THIS
.vanInE q; ii" Obi" Valley TRADES &
Assembly hall Every MAN. woman and
rhiId in the city ~ invited I" attend.
The. Will h urged To insist that "E"ry-
thing thry nurchaS" contains III" Union
Label. Tho meeting vii! at*'> =" "a
dressed nv Mrs CASSIDY. ~ N"N York.
who will talk in behalf OF womans sur
fraSe,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
.SACCARMAKERS MAY
GO OUT ON STRIKE

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. aug. To-
SaggHrmakcrs In the general ware pot
Ierlrs Of the East Liverpool district
today served notice on The manufac-
tiIrcrS that unless they were allowed
free clay they would strike. They
have been making from - 10 81 day,
pay from 80 10 50 cents for clay. About
l5n men would b. directly affected by
n strike but some 5000 operatives In
other branches Of Inc industry would
hc thrown ont OF work by the susPen-
sion. Tho situation was further COM
picated by a dispute between tho sag
garmakcrs and kilnpiacers over the
transportation of sagEers from the sag
Carhousc TO the kilnshcd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
CUNNINGHAM FAILS
TO GET WITHIN MONEY.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 1I.-AIex
Cunningham, Of Wheeling. and his anna
teur partner. !. J. DAZZLE Of Blue Mound.
were unable to get even close to the
money in the Western open golf cham
pionship's first preliminary event, tho
today for the pair scored rs. Cunning
ham getting absolutely no help from his
partner, who was good where Cunning
ham was good. but who was lacking
when Alex slipped. The event was won
with So. triple tie Of EasternerS With
Western amateur partners, taking all
three prizes. Jock Hutchinson Of Pitts
burgh was frsts Otto HackbArth, Gin.
cinnati. second. and J. NJ Barnes, Phil.
adelphia, third.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
TURK CONTROL OVER
ARMENIANS ENDS

WASHINGTON, Aug. lA.--Ihc Hatri-
\ rchatc of Constantinnple as both re-
Iieious and an administrative control
over Armenians In Turkey has been tn"i-
ishcd according I" cryptic disraich
reaching III" state department To-Day.
of the armsnlanS and sewers
their relations with tho catholics or
Russia In thu patriarrhat" has been
cstsbI!shrrl All rrcleSiaSl head with
4 seat in Jerusalem far purely religious
control.
The exact scope uf the order aud its
POSSIBLE offset on tho troubled Armenian
situation is MOI clearly understood here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
FUNERAL roa MRS. gARr1Ey.

Funeral services VIII be- conducted
this morning at $50 o'clock for Mrs.
Margaret Barley, widow OF the late
Thomas BARLEY. at the home of her
daughter Mrs. J. H. Shafnr. OF %
Twenty-fourth street. followed with re-
QUEEN high mass in st. Joseph's cath
edral. with the Rev. Father Q. II. Move
as celebranr Burial will be in Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
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Funeral for nrs.. E1nshs4rnsr Today.

: THIS morning at To o CLOCK TUHtTaI SET
vices will be held In E,oft Street Temple
for Miss Harriet EmSheinier. the aged
and much beloved woman who passed
away Monday morning. in her eighty
ninth year. Rabbi \. II. Silver Of tho
temple. will officfate. Interment will
be in ut Wood cemetery.
All yesterday scores Of old and dear
friends of Miss Emsheimer visited the
home to pay their last loving respects
10 her. Many beautiful floral offerings
were sent az a silent tribute OF esteem
in which Miss Emsheimer was held.
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Funeral for Mr. Morgan Today.

FUNERAL services viii be held this
morning at 1890 O'Clock at the home OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. L. Nor
gan Of "a Maple avenue. Woodlawn. for
Sherman Parker Morgan. aged 20, who
died at Grand Rapids. Mich. Sunday.
following brief illness. Mr.. Morgan
was a graduate of Linsly Institute and
was an unusually bright and popuSr
Young man. The services will be con-
Quoted BY the Rev. DR.. J. NJ. Potter
Of Vance Memorial church. Interment
win be private in Greenwood cemetery.
The pallbearers will be Wilmar Allen
Of Baltimore, David Dalzell. William
Higgins, Charles Quarter. w. c. Bates
and F. c. Wilkinson OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
WOMEN DIRECTORS OF
CAMP GROUNDS ASSN.
Five Ladies' Elected Members Of Board
, at Annual Meeting Of Stockhold-
ers lest Night.

For the first time in history. women
have been made members of the board
of directors OF the MUundSrille camp
Grounds Association. Last night. at
the annual meeting OF stockholdcrS OF
the organlzatio 4 new board. consist :,
ing of nine members. five women and
four men, was elected. us follows: Yrs.
ida Brooks, Mrs. Jessie McAdam Of
Wheeling. Miss Ella Israel Of Mounds
Vile: J. 7. Goodwin. i. r. SChellhase.
], r. Cowl and G. ". krietcr.
The board will hold meeting S"on'
to effect an organization.
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LIEUTENANT HUNT HERE.

Lieutenant a. K. Hunt of the Hunting
Ton lW. Va polio" depart ncni is in itN
city calling upon n number Of his local
II" brought three priS-
uners t" IN" M"undSvill" rcutrntiary
slcrdsy. They each Will serve two
year sentences. II" said hc WAS SUP
posed /" have brought \ woman prisoner
along with tn" trio. Sh" is convicted Of
the murder If her husband hui has t"en
granted n stay nj sixty days pcnuinE an
duplication for new trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
G. O.P. HEADQUARTERS
TO Be OPENED SOON

Special dispatch to the Intelligencer:
HARRISBURG, W. Va, Aug. 15-
Preparations are being made to open
the Republican state headquarters
here within a few days in rooms on
two floors Of Elkhridge Building, DO
mated for the purpose by its owner,
United States Senator Nathan Goff
and Joseph Fl. Gaines, former con-
gresham of Charleston. who is state
chairman, will arrive here this week
and start active work with large
corpse of assistants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
OBITUARY
SIX SONS PAI1BEAREKs.

Six of the seven sons Of William T.
McGannon will be the pallbearers at
the funeral Of their father this morn
ing. They are: John j.. Edward. Ber-
rard. Charles, Leo and William McGan.
non. Brief family services will he held
at the home. 1221 McColloch street. this
morning at o'clock. Requiem high mass
in ST. Joseph's cathedral at 9:30. In
terment will be in Mt. Calvary ceme-
terry.
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ZIG ErTHRPx1sn ORGANIZED.

PETROGRAD. Augi Is. - An imnor-
tant Russian American enterprise organ
lied with the pricipal object Of the con-
struction OF railways and the expiota-
sia has been put on foot. according TO
The semi-ofYicial Russian news agency
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ACORNS ARE AGAIN
DEFEATED BY CADK
AL Of Bridgsport's Buns Como at 1ssult
Of Home Runs BY Nelly, Zen.
hart and Con HOrN

hart and Con1ors.
e The Acorns of Bridgeport lost their
second game in two days to the Cadiz
team at Cadiz yesterday afternoon when
they went down TO defeat by tho score
Of 3 to 8. The Acorns secured nine hits.
three OF them homo runs, but were un-
able 10 beat the Harrison county team
because Of failure to hit with mon on
bases and the inferior work Of the um.
pire. who repeatedly called Acorn bat.
tcrs out on strikes. with the bases full.
All Of Bridgeport's runs came a. the
result OF circuit blows by Nelly. Neu.
hart and Connors. Aside from this the
features Of the games were the hitting
Of Ford who secured three hits, one Of.
them a two-bagger. and the fielding OF
Cook, both Of Bridgeport.
The gamo was comedy from start "a
finish, featured by the work Of the UNI
pire. who is said to have brought smiles
to the faces of the Cadizians BY his de-
cisions. which were very much OFF color.
Another humorous matter was the claim
Of the Cadix team that Outfelder Cook
OF Bridgeport was Sam Gngerleider,
proprietor Of the Acorn cafe In Bridge.
port. Following is the score by innings:
r. H. E.
Acorns .....o11oo o Ia 8
Cadiz .......z 0 0 - 8 0
Batteries - Acorns Neuhart and
O'Malley: CAdix, Cart and Fiddler.
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ruNEaAl ROE MISS DAHN TO-DAY

The Rev. =. L. BenZe OF Zion I-UlH-
Gran church will this afternoon AT
o'clock conduct the funeral services for
Miss Marie Dahn. aged 20, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dahn. at the fam
lily home. No. Merritt street. Addi-
tional services will be held in Zion
church at $50 O'Clock. Friends OF the
family are requested to go directly 70
the church. Intermsnt will be in Mt.
Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-16
FORCE TREASON CHARGE.

FL, PASI1, Tex. Aug. -. ---- Nineteen
MoXlcans charged with treason "a re-
suit Of thr recent discovery nf r"vnlu-
tionarv ,.ahals In luar"a. have hr"n sent
n Chihuahua city fnr trial within III"
last wcok The prisoners. residents of
Iuarez and soldiers nf the garrison. Will
be tried BY court martial and if found
guilty will be executed.
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rns. KArHErrrE puPoNT.

Special dispatch 70 The InteIIlGenCer.
CLARKSBCRG. ". Va. Aug. Is
Mrs Katherine Dupont. wife of Jacob
Dupont, died today at the home of her
dau ghter. Mrs. Charles Mason. at North
view after a long illness. aged 81. Her
body will be taken to Pittsburgh, her
former home, for burial.
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DEATH OF c1AroR CHILD.

Following few days illness. Harold
Sirchard. aged two years, two months
and one day. son Of John and Margaret
(Smith) C!ator. died at the family home
in Mount de Chantal last night at .9:05
o'clock.
Funeral arrangements will be COM
pleted today.
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r1rEoEnA1.D ron sENArE.

BOSTON. Aug. 15-John F. Fitzgcr-
aid. former congressman and former
mayor OF this city. tonight announced
his candidacy for the Democratic nom
nation 10 the United States senate seat
now held by Henry Cabot Lodge, Repub-
lican.
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Scot tat the hsl-What'S the pr

Scot tat the bathsl-Whats the price
Of = hath?
Attendant--0ne shilling.
Scoi-tlcch. man, thats lot. can
" not say sixpcnce and put In less
Uatern"--T .ond0n TI,-Btts.
EraShman---What arc those FUNNY things
on the roof Of tho Tappa keg house?
Still Observation-Disclosures. l guess
Widow.
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damage has been done to banana plAnta-
lions on the island by = storm which has
been raging since midnight last night.
The full force Of the disturbance 10 OK
pecied to strike the island tonight.
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ATLANTA. Ca. Aug. 16.-The Georgia
ing to women the right to practice law.
The measure now goes to the governor.
Similar bills have been defeated for sew.
eral wears
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PA. what's the difference between
patriot and lingo.
"A patriot my son. Is one whose
bosom swclls with pride Of his country,
while In a lingo the swelling appears
In his head."-Boston Transcript.
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DUSTIN EAENUM-vIRa1NI
Dustin Farnum is the star in the Pal