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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
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9ie Genoaa Gountp Sair MIR
oe am 9onnerItag pormittag Inn II
ltbr IN Borne oitrb cine briaanteGa=
raoe eroffnet. Die itaotiihen uno
Gountp : geboroen, Die perlbieoenen
gereine, lopie Die Shulfinoer, leb-
tere in munoerbiibiff oeforierten
o6lonts" nabnen an Dem llnt5lig
tell. Sunoerte BON Miltomobilen
trafen mabreno oes gan5en Cages
Elm uiio iiber 1000 geiuder paiiier-
ten oie gingangspforten Ser aus-
Iteanng. Gang por5iiglih iin0 ote
alisgeitelten Siere uno bnrunter ipe-
5iea fpieber Die Serforos, 9epons
rno 0urbams; auh Die @efliigeI-
abteilung lit iebr gut beidift. Son
groBem Sntereiie, bauptla6li1 fir
Die 9amer, iino Die aiiseeItellten
&anoarbeitert, inter beren iif pirf-
lid fiinitleriih altsgefiibrte WeiIter-
perfe befinoen. Im Sreitag iperoen
perlbieoene Mmiiiements ltattfinben,
pie 9nmenreiteiL Heiten miloer
Tferoe, iotpie Die M"usfiibrung BON
alinltitiifen, oie in poIem @alopp
e~refntiert iperoen miilien, aliBeroem
miro cine 9nbp Musitellluig abae-
halten, Die inter ben iur1gen Miit-
tern groBe giferiudt erregcn miro,
oa ieoe natiirlid oas idonite itno
itrdmmite gabp 81 baben gloubt. Die
Stnot San Mntonio NOR olird] sabl-
reid)e geIuher, insbelonoere ourtb
sic MitgIieoer Des Manufacturers
Club pertreteil.
Die 8eripaltungen Der BON
Dallas altsIaufenoen 9abnen ma
| den befafilt. bab tie I'M Streif6 Safe
perIuden meroen, 3iige mdbreno Ser
Sages5eit lailfen 81 laiien, bod Mir
ben oieielben BEL ginbrllG Ser 9un.
felbsit ouf BEN Stationen, III meIde
| Tie gernoe eingela1ifen iu9iren, ange-
balten meroen. Ser Iaf)tperfehr
miro poaitanoia imiitiert, Inn Die Si-
derbeit Der Taiiagiere nidt aufs
| Spiel 81 leeen.
| - @oupernelir Serguion erltafnte
nod ieiiler &iiffebr bonn 8~egr6bnis
Sobn 9. Eatterion's als oeiien
Mmtsnadfolger BEN bisberigen @iii-
iten, Charles 9. @uItin. Mr. Muffin
mar n1eputp : Gommiiiioner" fir
8nnf- uto electromagnetic felt
Dem I. Mdr5 D. So. er bat BON
Sabre 1904 bis gum 4. Sui 1915
IN Gan antonio gele6t uno lit in
oortigen 6inan3freiien mol befannt.
Ser Staat SdulIuperin-
tenoent NS. s. 9ougbtD bat in elmer
fleinen grodiire bas am +. Sep
TENDER tn Strait treten6e Sdll-
5iuangsgeiet fur5 3ulammengefaBt
uno NIT Grldilterungen perieben.
0ns giid2lden lit an ale 2ebrer mo
SduI : SruItees inn Staate per.
ididt nno Ioa ais 2eitfaoen fir Die
@n%uenoung uno 0urdfiibrllng ocs
@eietes oienen.
Sci eiiiem gutomobil . lin.
fnll, Der iid] geltern in Ser 9f1be pom
temple ereignete, puroen adlt iunge
1nmen mebr ODER meniger idtper
perlebt. 3ebn iunge Maohen bot.
ten III elmer groBen Charles M.
Campbell ~geborieen Gar, Die bon
Serru Gampbels 3ofter geIenft
ipliroe, cine Spritfabrt mternom-
men. Snfolae aa5u idneaen Sab.
rens idlue Die Maldine nm unb
idmmtlife Sniaiien muroen berons-
geIfleuoert. SrduIein georl Smit1
bon Baris ion oas &iiferat gebro-
den bdhen, SRI. Sell Gontbbe1 pr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
SAN TEXAS.
Ueutlfr.


aartoffeIm California, 1915 uno
$500.
SiBe aartoffeln, @bite GAM. $1.75;
Runpfiu Gam, 1925.
3tpiebeln, CALIFORNIA. $3.50 II. $2.75.
3tutebeln, grim, per 9b6. @iirloe[ 46c.
8obnen, Crime, 1925 Der @ufdef.
HaoiesGen, 40c +. 1 9bo. z9iinoeI.
8llnnenfobl. &c uno 7c per Hfo.
9obl. SO. so per Crate.
@riiner 8feffer, ST per 8nf6eI.
Sellerie, 65c II. 75c per 9ubenS.
Beteriilie. 35c Der 9bo.z GInoeI.
Gantaloupes, 6tanoaro, $3.50 Der
Crate; Yonp, $t.25 per Crate.
8eeten. 40c per Gsb. sBifnDeI.
@eerretties @ursein. per Nfo. 12ht
Soinaten. Seras, 4 aorbe, CSC uno
90e.
aopfialat, $500 per grote.
8urfeu. per Crate $500.
8elbe @ur5eln, Acc per 9ubeno.
yteh-Warft.
Gan Intunip, Ger. 1. Gent. 1919
&iibe $4.15 bis $500.
&dlber $500 bis $500.
O6fen $40 Bis 1913.
Snaen $4,25 bis $50.
81. 2ouis, 1. Sept. 1916 M;ns<
bieb. Sera5<Wieh, $3.50 Bis So b0
Sdtpeine $3.50 bis $3.50.
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ang Der staStbaae.

8oIi5ei : &ommiilGr ltbr bat oie
folgenoen grnenniingen gemadt:
Oeteftips: 81. 6. @alabaL Sanles
0pper uro 81. g. Gobinion (Neger.)
Toli5ei-Glerf, Sames Safona it.
Wotorcpcle : 8olisilten: @ngel
8arlocp, 2lopo sSobnlor.
@efangnismarter. gert S. grom-
tDer, 2lopo gbaffee.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81. Yule.
Yfanoiton: Hobert @leranoer.
8erittene Golisiiten: $. 81. Gre.
ben, S. 50. Slomers, @erome Gnilt-
lama, 81. S. Serna, Go. s. Clifton,
Moolpb Seal, S. 81. 90. Shores.
@oIi5iiten: .. $. Cole, George
g. Getpnam, Serb. Set, George bon
9anfberg, SEQ. @rimiinger, Gus.
&Iofenfenlper, s. $. Sofer, emil
Sofauer, q. 8aIoe8, Sames Mitden,
Mnores 3apata, SIopo Mi5e, Soc
81. Garcia, Carl Grombrioge, s. 9.
Maber, g.. 9. @errera, emil 9arae
uno @ilbert Daniels Neger.)
Die bisber aIs Spe5ialpoliaiiten
oierten, tpuroen mie folgt unterge-
braht:
Wotorcpcle : 8oli5ilt: 90. 8. ca
ion.
8erittene goli3iiten: $. 81. Sor-
rell, 81. Sc. SuIaicd.
YoIi5iiteit. 8. 81. Mntrep, Ssofep1
@obr, George S. Moal, @iaiam
3obbs, 90. g. Moore, s. 81. Quinn.
Die 2estgenanftten iinb Dieieni-
gen, Die Mopor grpmn ols Gpe3iul-
poli5iiten ernannt batte lt1to sic er
Deriorgt Baben po[te. DAB ltbr lie
fir oie reguI6re Sorce iibernabm,
seigt, 6nB ein &ompromiB smi1de1
ibm ur1o 8aDor 8rotpn abgeldIoiipn
apnr0e. Die 1telte WannIdnft miro
it'd bente Nahmittag ben &ommiii1-
rem b~orltelen.
ubr nominierte bie nofitebenoen
JelieriDebrleute, Die belt1tiat muir
ben: s. Sdilo, g. 3aionb, Seq
8o0risue8. %. Moreau. 9. 8. Car
Der, 81. Gode, M. &as5ubsfi, s..
8oettieer, Sic 0orongricdia, 81.
2eoermanr. S. Mnoerion nno 6. 81.
Natteree fpur6en als gbanffeure err
d1nnnt u1b beit1tigt.
ubr finoigte an, oab er nah Dem
4. September giniprlid gegerl sic
8e5ablung aller Mitglieoer leines
departments erbeben tperoe, sic or.
nidt als seietlid oa8li beredtist oit
sgrfennt.
l1br nno Madep tpllroen beauf-
tragt, in Grportung oes Streifs
nlebrere Sauie1o @alonen @uIoIin
anlt5ufnufen llno iie an einem aeeig-
atefen FIas unter5ubringen. Die
Mliguit : 3ehnungen i'm 8etrage bon
$60,426.29 iplroen sur 3ablung
ungemieien. ltbr itimmte ongeeelt.
sir ben IA. September mer0en M,l-
ge6ote fir oen Ban bon Ibsngsfa-
n1len in Ser MacorL Maribaa uao
sSnflon Strabc eingeforoert. SINCE.
bote fir Die GerIegung Ser Sellcr-
itation go. 4, Gde bon Maitt 9fpenlte
ltno Honiaf1a StraBe peroen am z.
September geoffnnet.
-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01

San Antpnip, Seg, 1. Sept. 1916 =
8rime CRUDE Cotton Seeb Oil, 62
keuts pet 6nlone
Neip 0urf, 1. Sept. - Spot, 1910
bio; Muguit, $9.1S ltnb 1921; Seps
tember, $3.50 nro 1892; Oftober,
5000 nno 1910; 9iobember. $50 uuo
1912; 9e5ember, 1872 unD $8.73;
Sanuar, 1913 unb 1915; Sebrnar,
$3.50 uno $3.50; @idr3. 1888 nno
1894.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01
edIedte eanne bonn ldledlter ee6er

Cine trdge 2eber lit bie ltrIafe.
8elegte 8unge, @alligfeit uno fable
Sautfarbe fino Die Spmptome. $50
9o-2ar" lit Damn bas ri6tige Mit.
tel, oas itimuliereno uno unreinig-
feiten abfiibreno, bolo @oIbefinoen
uno refine $autfarbe bepirft. 25c
bel @~potbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-09-01

Sn 8eeiatde ltarb nad einer
fur5en arontbeit Otto Oittfurtb i'm
@Iter BON az Sabren.
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l.ckdles.
Babrideinlides @etter.

Sir Sor M1ltonio nn6 umsegeno:
@ellte uno Samitag, p~eranoerlid.
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3arm.TrDSnfte.

San &ntonip, Ser, 1. Sept. 1916
Butter .16c-22c per 8funo
Ger (nur frifde) SO. 4. &c per 9bS.
81. O TO- -. Tx
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gaummole.
GotrunTamen Yrpbnfte,

San antonio. Ser. t5h gts.
@alpeiton, geiterrL 1900 gts.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17

NOTE:-It is ocean freight,
and import duty, and qoastyuI
handling which make ordinary
foreign grown tobaccos cost
more than they should. That
is why cigarettes made Of
this foreign-grown tobacco
cannot have in them as good
tobacco as Piedmonts, which
are made fhighest-grade Vir-
ginia, grown right here in the
u. S. Al
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
WILL SUBMIT BRANOlES
~ CASE WITHOUT REPORT

Washington, D. c., May lit now
appears practically certain that the
issue over the nomination of Louis
D. Brandies to the supreme court OF
the United States is to be fought out
in the senate without recommends
ton from the judiciary committee
which has considered the investiga
ton of the case for more than three
months.
1t was reported after protracted
score session Of the judiciary commit
tee today that favorable report on
the nomination could not be agreed
upon and that several democratic sen
ators would support q motion to re
turn the nomination to the senate
without recommendation. One dem
ocratic committee member who bias
been warning in his attitude toward
Brandies told a republican colleague
that the committee would report the
nomination without approval or dis
approval, probably next Wednesday.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
UNION OF METHODIST
CHURCHES is FAVORED

Saratoga Springs, N. j., May 10
A special committee of the Methodist
Episcopal church today reported to
the general conference that is favor
ed the unification Of the Southern and
Northern branches. That subject was
made special order of business for
tomorrow's session. The churches
have been separated since 1916.
Under the plan, the Board of Bish-
ops would appoint a commission OF
five bishops, ten ministers and ten
laymen to confer with commissions
ers of the Southern church and rep
resentatives of other branches the
results Of which conference, and what
ever plans are arrived at, would be
reported to the next conference.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
EASEMENTS TRIAL
FOR TREASON BEGUN

London, May 15.-Sir Roger Case
ment, who only q few years ago
achieved international fame for the
services he rendered his government
in the exposure of the Putumayo rub
Der atrocities, today faced the bar in
an ordinary police court for prelim-
mary examination TO determine
whether he had been held for trial on
the charge Of high treason against the
same government in connection with
the rebellion in Ireland. Besides Case
ment stood Daniel Julian Bailey, who
faced a similar charge.
Mot in years has so much popular in
terest been manifested in case be-
fore the courts. This is due not only
TO the prominence of Easement and to
speculation as to his ultimate fate,
but also because Ii has been expected
evidence would be produced which
would lay bare a widespread plot re-
sulting in the revolt. Long before the
hour set for the hearing crowds be-
gan to gather outside the Bow street
court, hoping to gain admittance, but
admission was restricted to about 100
persons, including reporters.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
POTTLE'S STATEMENT
LATTER PART OF WEEP

Milledgeville, Ca, May 14.-Joseph
Pottle left tonight for Birmingham to
attend the confederate veterans re-
union. He is commander OF the Dan
Sanford camp of Sons of Confederate
Veterans and this camp is taking as
their guest the veterans of Baldwin
county camp to the Birmingham re-
union.
For the past few days Colonel Pot
tie has been quite busy arranging the
details of the trip, this absorbing more
of his time and attention than the pres
ent gubernatorial situation with which
has name is prominently connected. He
will spend the first days Of the week
at the reunion, returning via Atlanta,
where he will spend Wednesday. Be
fore leaving he said it would be the
latter part of the week before he
would make a definite statement con-
corning the governors race.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
PHosPHoRLIME GETS A BOOST.
Diversificaticn is One Of the Secrets
of Florida's Rapid Industrial Elk
preston in Recent Years.

A special correspondent of the In
dustrial Index, at Columbus, Ga, a
publication devoted to boosting south
ern industries, says:
Diversification is one Of the secrets
of Florida's rapid industrial expan-
sion in recent years.
while investments in lumber ma
val stores, phosphate plants, trucking
and citrus products have been increas
ingly heavy, all the attention has not
been paid to these stand lines. En-
terprising business men studying
Florida and it's possibilities, have in
vested literally millions in other fields
hitherto but little exploited
Gan interesting illustration Of this
tendency to diversity is found in the
operations of an Ocala enterprise, the
Florida Soft Phosphate & Lime Co.
AS is well known there are large
! lime deposits in this section Of Flor
ida and there are a number of plants
manufacturing commercial lime for
building purposes and supplying agri,
cultural limestone.
'"Phoslime," the pricipal product Of
the Florida Soft Phosphate & Lime
| Co. is described as a great natural
| fertilizer which costs on an average
of only one-fourth as much as COM
mercial fertilizer and is peculiarly
adopted to the needs OF Florida soil.
The growth of the Florida Soft
Phosphate C Lime Companys bust
ness has really been phenomenal, and
the success Of this home industry has
been commented upon in flattering
manner by the Florida press. The
company's mines are at Phoslime,
Fla. and it's general Offices are To-
Gated at Ocala. The company now
occupies new and larger offices and
as a business enterprise is constant
| " developing. J. D. Rooney, the en-
terprising sales manager, is well
known in southern business and de-
velopment circles and his connection
with the Florida Soft Phosphate &
Lime Co., is Of interest to many Of his
friends and acquaintances in Florida
and adjoining states. His publicity and
selling campaign in behalf of Phos-
lime has been notablely successful.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
HEAVY STEEL ORDERS
ARE PLACED BY ALLIES

New York, May 14.-Agents Of the
entente allied governments succeeded
last week in placing contracts with
American mills for little more than
100000 tons of blooms ana mound steel
bars for the manufacture Of projec-
tiles. The significant fact is that all
of the shipments are to be made this
year and 10000 tons additional are
under negotiation for shipment in 1917,
but only 100000 tons are said to be
available for export in the next seven
months. The sales made were largely
for the French government. 1t is I'M
derstood that about half of this steel
wilt be furnished by the steel corpora
ton and the other half by four indie
independent mills.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
Ever taste
Virginia sunshine !?

NOU did-if you ever smoked
! cigarette Of Virginia tobacco.
Virginia, you know, is the
tobacco mans tobacco, because
it gives to a cigarette the one
quality no other tobacco can give
that refreshing liveliness called
"character'I And smokers want
"character above all else.
Piedmonts have <'character" in
full measure-they're highest grade
Virginia. ALL Virginia! Golden,
lively, mellow as southern sunshine!
Next time, buyyourregular brand
But say ''Piedmonts" too, just
SO you can know them for yourself!
.Roaaus MuebztS1Zzce G..
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
SENDS GIRL TO GANG.

Atlanta, Ca, May Reinforcement
of the Georgia prohibition law is not
to respect any sentiment rights OF sex
es. Mrs. Edna Mobley, white wom-
an, 10 year old, was convicted by Re,
corder Johnson of running blind t.
GER and the evidence" in the case
poured into the sewer.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
c. s. W. & c. R R.

"a. G N. RY.)
Commencing Monday, May the list,
1916, trains will arrive and leave Cor
dele at following time:
ARRIVE CORDELE.
No. 1, Daily, from Albany and
Connections ......... .....1:9S pm
No. 5, Daily, except Sunday,
from Albany .............6:35 pm
No. 3, Daily, from Albany =. 1875 pm
LEAVE CORDELE
No. 4, Daily, for Albany $50. $50 am
No. G, Daily except Sunday for
Albany ............ ..... .o:Vo am
No. 2, Daily, for Albany and
Connections ....... .....z:1o pm
Trains 1 and make direct connec-
tons with trains of all lines at Albany
At Cordele with S. A. L. trains East
and West: G. S. & F. trains North and
South: A. B. & 4. trains Fitzgerald
and Waycross.
Trains and handle Pullman sleep
err between Cordele and Albany, en-
route to and from Atlanta in connec-
ticn with A. B. & A.
Trains and are mixed local trains.
R. L. HUFFMAN, r. E. DAVIS,
Ticket Agt., Traffic Mgr,
Cordele, Ga. Albany, Ga.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The Dispatch will in future be de-
lvered Wednesday and Saturday after
moons by carrier in the city. If you
fail to get your paper, telephone US
at 80 and paper will be sent.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17
ZEPPELIN is DROPPED
OFF COAST OF NORWAY

London May 14.-The destruction of
another Zeppelin is reported in an Elk
change Telegraph dispatch from Co
penhagen. 1t is said the airship was
brought down off the west coats of
Norway and that three British destroy
ers went in pursuit of it.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17

Engraving, Iithoqraphing and book
printing done by the Dispatch. viii
suit you. Do not order from out OF
ment in his behalf.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1916-05-17

A clean mouth is essential to good
health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
Benwood Brevities.

The epidemic Of measles which has
been handicapping the schools OF Mar
SNAIL county to great degree is les
;. hlnS. and according To- SUPERINTENDENT
~ l.. ItdiCord "A number OF the nun Is
have returned To school
James Maxwell was fined 81 and cost =
by Squire Paul Reidcl for trcspsssing
on inc property Of the Baltimore a Ohio
Railroad COMPANY
Charles Hawkins has returned TO his
nome here. after a visit with friends in
Pennsylvania
James Sheets. who was slightly in
lurcd when struck W an automobile
was taken 70 his hom. yesterday
DIT. W. y. HartwiE has returned home
aiicr a business trip 20 Moundsville
Kaufman, tho painter. OF Wheeling
completed the work OF rc-painting the
curtain az tho Union High school audi
forum Yesterday.
Mrs. X. II. Morgan. who has been III
az her home here, is reported a. being
improving.
II - "Nncctcd that a large number Of
! local base ball fans viii Ro To Wheeling
i"-moffuW 90 witness the contest he
tween the Union tiigh school and Eli
OFT Business College
John > Slippn"r attended tho Univcrs-
MorEantown
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15
moundsviIIs Briefs

PROSECUTING Attorney James ID Par
rl'lt left yesterday for Point Marion.
"a. whore Do" VIII visit over sunday.
Miss Eleanor Alexander refurr.r 20
ntr studies go Washington. Pa -eul-
mary yesterdHN. after a visit al nor
nome on TomIngon avenue
Miss Mabel Brady. or pTttsburs ARE
rived here yesterday Tor a visit with
Miss Edna Eakina
Edward Weaver Of this ,ffv. ia ap.ra-
ing several days az Pittsburgh. VISITING
With friends and relative.
Mt and NlrF D. a. Roberto OF This
gt.l. ar" visiting with relative n
SIR ana Mrs C~1r,n-. Ksir.d, .,
oklahoma. who have been VISITING r.I4-
I'VE. a. Hundred. are the quests Of ~
Vt. Rod and family. uf Cedt ausrr.
Ii % Conner has returned from 20
lIH|retIIlr. o.. where Na rurUf .s....f
.dHEe attending 90 business matters
rev. James vs.. MHHuuo. fUrrarf. ~
THE cts. now OFF t.Iorsao b. .f.r ..f., !.
re.orr DAYS. here visiting with frIsuis
srf relatives
e-sa Eileen ErrrIov nrd f..U. ,f--
'NfuhH. or fniT ti'E. Hrr ~urnr.u. boo
WgfE. trI A. Cameron with |r.IuFr
Efuf ~ Y NfrrI.t % cod. .... .
o. Marietta. % attending round fabI.
MI"r alice Hyatt. of Seventh .rr...f.
..H".. today fnr Ilsrnhrre. Fs v,r..-
FirIt with r'laIItsa for .rr.rtf
W n Dunn and Sire. r.a r.r.
"f'. OFT fH.a city. are vfrfrfuE with r....
t.' rri friendr af Cameron f.r .rtrl.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-15

rows. ard tho matter was referred 10
IA, county commissioner.
ono arrest for drunkenness and in
dtc,uDN. was mad, Thursday evening.
The man didn't have money 90 pay his
fine and h. will probably be remauded
&C. IN" ST ClairSNille Jail.
DIT T. NJ Baxter president Of Frank
lin College. viii preach at the Prcsby-
terrain church sunday morning
Rev. E. NJ. Fric. and 1. II. kirkland.
will represent IN" local Prcsby terrain
church. az the -. ClairSNillc Tcsbytcry.
which meets Monday at Martins Ferry.
Rev. Gcorg, Brown. of Youngstown. a
former pastor Of IA, local PrcSby ;criau
church. was visiting Shadyside friends
this week
Mrs Cora psuford moved from Bel
mont ridge here last week and viii oc-
cupy her jew home recently purchased
ftum T. y Weekly. ON Thirty-uiuth ST.
Mrs. Agnes Mayhem has gone to Gem
tcrVillf. where she VIII spend the sum-
mcr.
e. ". AIcorn viii open an electrical
shop Ia the Spitz-l store room on Cen
trai avenue.
Mrs Floyd Hsrshmau. Of East Liver
pool has returned home after a visit
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs =. e..
Norton. of North ShadNsId,
J. NJ Foster. OF Pleasant valley. ".
Va. has moved to Shadysidc and will
do team work
There was GOOD crowd at the sup
pc" ~ tho Christian church. Thursdty
evening. and tie ladies realized a neat
sun.
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fore judge Lynch yesterday morning.
and owing Co the large number of Wit
r"SScs 20 b. examined. the most Of u hom
are foreigners. who have 90 be- exam
iucd through an Interpreter. the case
was not finished and 90 will REQUIRE
renee was injured IN tho mine Of the
Johnson Coal Company az Pipe Greek
on th' 2Nth 81 June. 1913. when be- was
caught between two cars. and he avcrod
in his petition that the defendant COM
ItuF was negligent and his injuries
were the result or their negligence.
cohen. stone and Emerson arr the ate
t"rnelS representing tho piaintiff. while
the defendant company ts represented
D. Attorney Cowcn and SprIgs
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PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD

~ you suffer from bleeding. itching,
hlnd or protrudiuE Piles send me yofir
address and I will toll you how 70 cure
voIrself az homo by the new absorb
~ this home treatment free for trial.
with references from your own locality
pr Fe1uFs tied. Users report fnuodiafe
relief and sreedv cures send no MONEY
but yell Others ~ this offcr Write 20
day 90 Mrs. NJ. Summers. Box =. Notre
Dame. Ind.
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SHADYSIDE


81 NDhSlpE. o. Apul 14-Thcrc
VIII DC a mass meeting hold IN tho
Sh"dN side high school auditorium on
Monday evening. April Il. for tho pur-
p"s" Of discussing the coming election
Tor a bond Issue by Mead township Tor
INC purpose "f Improving the road to
webb mine aud 90 the top Of Cash min
practical engineer viii be- present TO
'Nhihit moving pictures Of road com
~truetion
Opportunity viii be given TO any one
% make suggestions about The matter.
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Herman IrHHf of Iurti.w. wac Erre
friday GOO HIH WY Co Wheeling fnr d
fnw days Welt with friends
Mrr clarence iatef Huf Hfuc f7urh.
'sI Ifff This wCDk for Bremen. u.wHrrs
'urv will make theIr future home Nf
haNrF holds "a position iu that city
MrH. y a Grow. Of Nurfh ln.afruf
street viii 90 fn taIrtIHw SUNDAY ...u.
inE where ahr VIII Eitr thanks .ff.r.
IlE address Tor the Wowar.s FOREIGN
Missionary Society
Mra ~ % MDrriIi OF Warren avenue
Naa returned from r. pleasant visit t ..I
rfisudH at I.ilnlrn
Gibson bradford. of thIr place was "a
business visitor ut WhDrInr. Friday
Mrs Emily Wesley and faurhfrr
Mics lr1h. uf Nrw philadelphia. arc tIa.
fiuF Mrs WeeIeva sister. Nra I,sr-ff
Nelson. nf Euclid avenue
Robert IiodEfn nf enrrrrfau ersr -
VISITOR NrfD IHu"aday
Miss Laura Iur.0n. OF belmont ,rr.