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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13
SnIans.
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grnltbafte Strelf llnrubell
iino aub am 9onneritag ipieoer IN
8apofrne, q. s., ansgebro6en; Der
22iabrige 9lopofat sssiioor Iatilsfr
Duroe our9 einen SA1B ms @e-
mid getotet nnO 5lpei anoere Wiafl-
ner, Der 19iabrige Sarris Weartin
llno ser 30jdbrige gouaro @reen
puroen bur6 2ungenibiiiie totlid
pertpllftoet. 0iele orei 2erte bot
ten nit oen1 Streif abIolut ni6ts
5u tln, ionoern batteil iid, nur Inn
ibre 9feugieroe 5u befrieoigen, nad
Der @egeno, mo Die Musidreitiingen
itattfailoen, begeben; auBer ibnen
trlgen etiua 5tpon5ig Streifer mebr
ooer tpelliger lhipere 8erlesungen
oapon. gs mar ben Streifern ge-
lunaen, ein babies Olbenb Sduppell
in ser 9edbe ser Selperfe IN 8ran0
5n Ieben, uno oa Die Eoli5ei iolpie
bie 5eueripebr lib Der Situatiolt
ni6t getuabien 5eigten, plroea Wfi-
li5ioloaten sur llnteritiibiing oerIel-
ben berange5ogen; Die slrbeiter tpa-
rem bur6 oos gri6ieBen Ser syrait
omMittipo6 10 erbitteri, bnB lie Der
Toli5ei l1pere 9fade .geI6Doren
batten. 5ntiahlid fino cine gan5e
gn3abl Yoli5iIten tn0 sSeueripebr-
leute ollrb Sdiiiie beripunoet. 9luf
9lnraten Der @anoelsfammer lutr-
Sen Die rneiIten @eddfte lrnb 2d-
oen in ser Gtaot ant 9onnerltag ge.
i6loiien
= Ser britiibe 0nnlpfer pgitn
Of Wenoras", ser am 0onnerItaa
BON Stem 9orf nad) Singapore lmo
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bon Dem fleinen 9rnoesoantpfer
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i'm @eringlten an bie Sigtale, lons
bern fltbr NIT Gol( 9anpf pei-
fer. 9a oie o8abaton" nid)t inn
Itauoe mar, ben entihIiipfenoeit
9antpfer ein3nbolen, ipuroe Der Cor
peooboot 3erit0rer uSterrett" sur
8erfolglng nadgeIdift, Der ben
sSliidtlin9 om slntbroie 2euhtIdiff
eriuildte lmb na6 Dem 9lnferploe
bel Clifton, Staten Sslano, suriid-
brafte. Die @riinoe fin oos 3u-
siidbalten oes Shiffes iino nidt
qenau befannt, bod miro geTagt, ooB
3oG Snipeftoren Die 2noung nod
eiitnnal reDioieren ipollen; Die vgitp
of Weaoras" bot einen @ebalt bon
et1pa 5000 Eonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13
gegenfor0erungen.
Sic Nmerifaner nuO ibr
Yrogranlnl.
Sila 6ti6uit,
Revolutions Bemesuns
in Deiten.
Sic merit. ,,sepns" nnD giaa.
Sic merit. useon5" anD yiaa.

- Die amerifaniiden Nfitslie0er
Der &ummiiiion nerlangem, iuie aus
gltlantic Gitg gemelbet iuir0, 6aR
Garransa Die 9mrdfiibrnns Der Der-
lprpdenen iosialen, pulitiiden uno
fimansieaeu &efDrmen garantiere.
Sic beiteben baramf, bak Die meTifa=
niide3egiering folsenOesHrosramat
antbeife, bebpr sic amerifanildJe Ne-
gieritng ben 9slam sur Heselnng 0er
WrensperbGltniile aeeeptiert. MbiO-
lutte IerantluprtlidJfeit WfeTifD's fiir
2eben nno Gigentnrn Der Mmerifa-
ner. 9lnfbebnng aller 9efrete BON
WeilitGrgonpernenren, Die &Dnfisfa-
tionen bDn amerifaniidem Gigeltnnt
gum 3luef baben. Die SanbDertei-
lung mnis in elmer Mrt bmrd)gefnbrt
iuerben, baf iie amerifanilde Snter=
efIem mid)t bebrpbt. Sin @elO- nno
8anfipitem mnf einseridtet lueroen,
bas bmrd einen silgmngsfOnO nms
benz nidt perpfanbeten Ginfominen
Der &egiermmg garantiert iuiro. -
Die ,nerifaniiden MitslieOer iollen
fidJ aeiueigert baben, Sieles Ero-
grann1 81 aeeeptieren nnO Die Sit
nng Ioa reImltatlps Derlanfem iein.
Sn 81 EaIo lit bic Ssadridt
eingetrOffen, oaf Der @iaiifa 0enc-
raj eSnlia 9lcpita Die Stabt Wiaoera
entlueber idOn ailsesriffen bat p0er
oemnGdit ansreifen luiro.
glns EerIbing's Eager luiro
gemelbet, ipeber &illa mod sSllIiu
sleoita befamoen iid) in Der Nabe bOn
MaSera.
- glms Douglas in glrisona iuir0
eemeIoet, repolmtionGre gelpesnngen
breiteten iidJ in ben Staaten on Der
gSeitfiite fdnea aits.
= glms Gl YnIp ipiro gemelSet,
trpb allebem, mas sic Eeons selitten
bGtten, bielten iie bod feit ST Tilla
nno lie iuiirbem iid) iofurt erbeben,
iuenm Sie amerifaniid)e Straferpeoi-
tim iueiter iiiblid) ginge. Die Beuns
liebten &illa bnrdams nif)t, aber tie
fiirdteteu bie Imerifaner mod mebr
ano slanbten, iie MOLTEN bas Sano
anneffieren.
| ~ 8eneral Snlasar brDbt, bic
Gtaot Sarral ansngreifen. Die Gar
| ransn @arniIon beitebt ans 600
Wann; es iin0 MIR mod Dier Nmeri-
famer in Der Stabt.
glus Der @anptitaot miro ge-
meloet, man babe bort fiitf Spiote,
5tpei sSrauen rno 0rei Wianner, ge-
fangen genommen.
Gem Soloaten Sugb Glarf aus
Maiiobuletts, ben man peger 8er-
breihlng fali1er Mngaben iiber Die
8erbdltniiie in ben Soloatenlagern
gum @efdnenis perltrteilt batte, lit
Die @efdngniBitrafe erlaiien tporoen
gr erb1It aber einen nnebrenbaften
@bldieo.
Ncnnselm Merifaner, bic an
bem 1teberfall anf Columbus teilge-
mpmmem baben, iuerSen in Der Gplo-
nia 9mblan sefansem gebalten.
ssn Del Gio bat Die yollg
Men's Gbriitian slnocintion Elm G'e-
bdlloe fir Die Sploaten eroffitet
- Sssn Sos slngeles, Gal., bot man
einen geipiiien 2aprenee Dobge, Ell
men angeblihen glgenten Der fran5o
iiiden 9fegierung perbaftet neil er
Dem @ollperneur Gantu i'm merifo-
niiden Californian @eihiise perfaltft
baben ioll.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13
Wabl Mn5eigem.
stir Gunnts siidlter.

Sic nSreie 8reiie" lit alitoriiiert,
6errn e. Gngelfins ais republifatiihet
aanoioaten fir oas glmt oes Gpmntp=
9iidlter ppn Serar GumntD als @egner
aeaen 9iidbter Sanis in Ser BobI am
7. gtobember ail5rfiinbiaen Gr bittet
Inn bie lInteritiibitng aller 9eutfd]en I'M
Gpuntt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-13
Sir Gonntb-Sommiif6r Eresinft
60. 4.

g8ir fino altoriiiert 5errn y. O..
2uras als &anoioat fir gonntb &oms
miff6r HreSinft SO. auf bem repnbIiz
faiiifhen Sidet in Ger gfobentberipnbt
aiBufiinoigen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
MR.. WHITE SAYS
TANLAC |SF|NE
HIGHLY RECOMMENDS 1T AS
AND RHEUMATISM TROUBLES
Two Bottles Brought Him Complete
Relief

'atarrh had 50 affected my stomach
sometimes would lose a meal and my
mead mad been troubling me for vsars
never mad an appetite for breakfast
ana never felt like getting up or going
about my work. until after ! had IA Ken
TINS new medicine Tanlac which ev-
"rNbodN seems To speak Of 30 highly
here IN Wheeling" sair r. White.
Nia Market street. the other day.
! suffered from rheumatism and
stomach trouble as well as catarrh
ana was surely in very poor shape
with poor appetite IN the bargain
Ny limbs ached and panied me and
from head To- toes I felt mighty bad:
but a friends published statement got
mo started and ! have taken two bot
les and what do YOU suppose II did.
lhouEh guess II was nothing unus-
nal Tor this new medicine. Well sir, my
catarrh IT. much better. my stomach Is
-. n. We GOT a fine appu>s, never
dm nauSea;ed. rheumatic pains have
disappeared. I sleep we'll and get up
feeling tiptop. Anyone doubling what
I've said will find me at Si7 Market
street. and III he migh-y glad To sN-
plain how 7 suffered and what Tanlac
did Tor me. Thanks to Tanlac I'm we'll
WHITE.
Ianlac so highly spoken Of now and
often called by such complimentaE-
names as Master Medicine" Pre-.
ml'r Preparation, etc. NAV b. So
cured an q. ~. Griest < Co.'S Drug
B store. 1925 Market Street. Wheeling.
81 per bottle. II has surely proven
worthy a thorough trial. Get a trial
bottle today.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
ST. MATTHEW'S
ELECTS VESTRY
DISCUSSION TOOK PLACE AS TO
ADvrSABrLrTY OF REMOVING
NAMES OF PEW OWNERS.
Meeting Held Last Might was Interest
ing and Well Acknowledgement IN
Good Financial Condition.

At th. annual congregational meeting
OF the -. Matthews Protestant EpiSco-
bose OF el'cting veStry men. cousidsrshl
discussion took place relative to the
sdNiSahtlity ~ aholishtuE IN. cards b AZ
INK the names Of those members who
have rented pews \ motion WAS put
that 1t - the sens. OF tho~o present
That the cards bearing names ot tho-,
renting p"Ws b. removed from the p.Ws.
rms action 90 h. an adv iSory NOt" to
tho vc~try." Five voted an favor while
"a large majority voted against the prop
csition.
The discussion over having an. cards
removed followed an interest ing address
by Rev II. T.. l.. Strtdcr who spoke OF
tho attendance af tho SUNDAY evening
services. which rs personal work of e
ifw Of tho membc has been increased
during the past Few weeks. Rev. Strider
suggested "A plan for IN" appointment Of
Nv" Cotnmtffccs composed Of mem herS
of tn" congregation 20 greet IN" StranE-
"rS as thrN euter tho church and To- ~
tend them o Welcome
Following the conclusion of Rev. Stri-
d"rs talk IudE" James " EwinE
stated that one OF tho reasons Sc ny th..e
wer" few strangers to enter IN. portals
or IN" -. Matthews church was due o.
the cards bearing tho names of M" pow
owners. "a" said that no knew that ~
was embarrassing To- many and EsVs an
incident in hts career WHOM no wa u
visitor ~ church which bore tho
names OF the pew owners.
r NJ. Brow Nc. treasurer 81 -. Mat
~ vs. church said that should the rent
Ing 81 uews hr abolished. ~ would d.
priv" tho church of one source ct rcv-
ouue. and that ne was not IN favor un-
loss some other plan could be- suggest ID
Others Who took part In 'ho discussion
w"re Or. -. \ .ASchman. PEBBLES Tafuni
Mrs. Nllic Wheat and Miss Fannie
Brady.
Tho meeting Was in charz" or Rev
Strider and bi r. = Billiard acted rs
secretary. several nominations for No--
trymcn were made an addition 80 me
names ON IN, printed ballot and m" fol
Z lowing were elected br. -. s Asrh-
man. ". =. EradN. = e. RradN y W
Peterson. J j. Holloway. James " Nv.
ing. r. NJ Brow No. rc'bl.~ Tstum. Ia.
liam -. H'arno. Allen Brock. Hullihcr
Quarter and ". T. Burke
owing - fh'uF publication m th'
/ Parish Record. Mo reading Of tho 70,
ports other than tho treasurer report
WAS abolished The treasurer report
1 show "a that DO. church was in goo,
condition financially and hrd had most
~ugr.--fuI vrar IN. disburssu,.nts
amounted 90 approximate 81 .ruu. and
showed Hn urg'aSs. This rspu-i wa,
mad. hN o. - Browne. as treasurer.
y vote ut thanks was extended tu fh,
N'efrN for tlsiT services during ths
rH~f year. upon motion hl Miss ,;ueei,
Wright. '"urIudinE. th. m'Wbsr- uusn
lu"ur'H adopted vote of thanks o.,
Miss Wright for hor faithful s.r, ices
during Tho past year rs secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
JOHN HARRISON TO
ARRIVE HERE TODAY
ALLEGED TRAIN BANDIT WILL
COME FROM PARKERSBURG
THIS MORNING
VIII BE Immediately Arraignsd Before
Federal Court and Probably
Tried Here.

John Harrison. OF Texas. one OF tho
alleged Central station train robbers
viii be- brought from the TarkerShurE
jail tp This ctty TODAY. according Co in
formation given uut last .ysuiuE hN
United States Marshal Ned smith.
lie viii arrive a. ~ o'clock over tho
" A -. iu charge Of .uited states be
putN Marshal cooke. who LEFT yesterday
Tor Park.r-burg
" r. und" rstood that Harrison will he
immediately taken from tho train and
arraiEucd before the federal court ar
which time Attorney q. r.. Rils Of
HarkershurE. who has been employed 10
defend him. will ask that his client lie
tried at tho present torn or court here
II Wa rumorsd about tho federal build
ing Yesterday that 10 iS very likely that
preSid nE Judge \. -. Dayton will grant
Mr.. kilIs request. The hearing prom SEES
10 tc the most sensational OF the kind
ever held I'm this state In many particu.
lars. The arrest OF N" alleged bandit
has attracted nationwide attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
MORGAN

Special Dispatch to tho IutsIngeuccr.
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va. NAV
2 In the special congressional cleo.
ton held today Morgan county gave
Geo. VI. Bowers a majority Of iS3. he
carry ing II out of ~ precincts His
total vote was 923. His opponent, sam
Y. Woods, received iil votes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
SEALED PROPOSALS

---S--~~>~~-S~~-~~~-~--4>.
Notice 20 Manu- aoturers, Jobbers Msr
chants and Other wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
The State Board OF Control Of the state
at its office az Charleston. West NirrIufe
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state inFtitutions. the financial MANAGE
m'ut or which Is vested In said Hoa nj .
contracts viii be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders. quality cons dsrcd. and other
tninE- t,Nng equal ANcst virginia deal
frs VIII b. given prefer nee.
Lists of-Eupplios needed viii BE- fur
uished bidders on receipt u requests
stating The limo desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
In-L-L- LharLn.Inn. MeaL NlrEInla-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
RANDOLPH

Special Dispatch To tho Intelligence
ELKtNS. w Va. MAY . Twelve
out of IS precincts of Randolph coun-
~ gives Bowers $40 VOt'-. Woods
122S u is estimated the county will
give six hundred majority for Woods.
Special Dispatch 90 tho Intelligence
ELEtNS. W. Va. May q 81 out of
- precincts an Randolph county civ.
Bower 1873 votes. Woods 1873. % is
estimated the county gives 200 plural
itN for Woods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
HAMPSHIRE

SrrrsaI Dispatch to the Intelligence
BOMNEN. W. Va. Nay Us out
of % precincts OF Hampshire county
gave Buwcr- J31 votes. Woods 1854.
Special Despatch Co the Intelligence.
ROMNEN, W. Va. Nav 9At II n
M - out of 2i-prccinCt- IN liamp-
shire county give Bowers 3g5 votes.
Woods 1909. n Is now estimated tho
county will give 1850 plurality for
" oOd-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
HARDY

Special Dispatch Geo the Intelligence.
NOOREFlELD. W. v Man 9 l.
out of ~ precincts of Hardy county
civ" Bowers isl votes. Woods 1929
votes. u is estimated IN, county will
give 600 plurality for Woods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
FOR Household Goods

FOR SALE heap Am leaving city.
d'.lr. tn dispose of household furrI-
tur'. "nly used . months. cali morn
iuEs. i'-l5fn St. Mrs Lawrence Ron
li#t ~ my-9-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Neutrality-suspicious.

TOR RENT-Dnc apartment. four rooms.
bath Laundry and yard first floor.
80. IIIn thHultns ST Inquire Of Mr
Whs'l'r d. Bs'hman. care Spefdel a
iayhuan. Inc. Telephone No. $50. 9th
- phone mys-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
JEFFERSON

Special Dispatch to tho GutellI crucer
CHARLES TOWN. W. Va. Nav Q
Jefferson county complete gives Bow
crS SIS votes. Woods 22l2 Woods
ma jority 1894. an increase over 1914
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
PENDLETON

Sr.,.u Dispatch Goo the Intoue,u,sr
FRANKLIN. ". Va. NAV g.I2 our
of l% precincts of PondIoton county
liyc Bowers col Woods N32. u i- c--
umatod the county Will give 2lu plur-
ality for Woods
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Grafton. W. Va. May 9-Hoad
quarters of sam Y. Moods al Willard
hotel here ar II o'clock tonight al
mitted the election of Bowers. partially
complete returns giving Bowers
majority Of 2IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
WANTED-Male and Female
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Nhitc French poodle. 5 months
old Finder please return to Mary
Jones 2-5s Main. and receive reward.
M 81
LoST-Tuesday evening. April %. ON
tI~pIlns street. between nth and lgta.
or or Market street between nth AMI
Nfh. black leather pocket book. contain
iuE car d@. cheek Of News Pubitshina c..
and sum 81 money. Finder will b. re-
wsr1cd on returning same TO Wheeling
News Office ap-2b-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
BERKELEY

Special Dispatch f. tr- Intelligence
NABTiNSBU re-. " Va. Ma, Q
Niu" out of twenty-five precincts OF
Berkeley county give Bower 1924
votes. Woods sgs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Special Dispatch to the Iuf.IIIE.
MARTtNSBURG. W Va. MAY g
Berkeley County Complete af ~ % M.
gives Bower 2Juf votes. Woods 1883
Socialist %. Bowers plurality iu2l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

give Bowers SCI votes. Wood, 261. II
o.. estimated the county viii give $50
plurality for Bowers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Harbour. by thirty-five votes was one
OF the surprises of the election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
PRESTON

Special Dispatch '1 fI. Intelligence.
KINGWODp. W Va Ma, gu out
of - precincts off Preston county give
Bowers llis votes. Woods az
kINGWODD. " Va NaN q a. II
%. m.. go out of q precincts In Pres
ton county give Eowera Ho4l votes.
Wood lu-1 votes Or D.. estimated The
county viii Civ. 100 plurality Tor
ftuwsr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
BARBOUR

Special uIaratch % rho Intelligence.
GRAFTON. W Va Ma, @ & out
OF 2S precincts On Barbour county give
Bower $40. Woods &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
MONONCALIA

Special Dispatch 90 tho Intelligence
NORGANTOWN. W. Va. May .
% out of % precincts of NononEalia
county gives Bowers 121t votes
Woods 76g n h. estimated the county
will give $50 majority for Bowers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Special Dispatch to d." 1nt'lur"rc"r.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. MAY Q 20
~ II y. m 80 out of 30 precincts in
Nononcalia county give Bowers 1858
votes. Woods 1876. II is estimated tGH
county will give 625 plurality for
lloWpre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
TUCKER

Spoon. In.rttrH t. .H. I...I -.u...
PARSONS. " Na No. % 10 t-f
'l 30 precinct. of Tucker county lI..
bower. ttt votes. Wood $3.50 Dr. f. o..
Wt..I fH. county Will .Is, ZOO pur
fIft for Bowers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
Breummer & Hildehrand

FunrfHi Ufrrrfnra arf rfnnaf ruera
owner warFef and rreufv. ss~rt,f -.
.nr""uH 4.r. N.rr .Hh and uIant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

MOUHDsvILLE LIVE
WHIELfH0 AND MOUWDavILLI
Daily EHcopt sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

WHEELING THACTIOu COMPANY
bAfhESB CAR SCHEDULE
taxing Enect June a., yoa
PAHHAH DIE LIuE
WIFI LlH0 AND WELLaHuHn
DAILY Except sunday.
"t.'InS WelihburE
IIrI street f~,g.
- '''ihE WellaburE
~ ~ h NN 90 a. M.
20 y u. a. 90 afos
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis Is SGIlN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTGRlAL EMBALNER.
i'22 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered ua, or NiEht-
Store Thorf. Gl5
q j E.ft-rhy NsII Phone Igsq.R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
FOR SALE-Automobile

OR sALE-Autumobtle six Cylinder
touring car. .. A smith. l.. : I.aun.
dry. Eeilslre. ohio. ss-sO-ti
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL boutwell,

' II gina Az. Atlantic city. -. j.. second
nous. from boardwalk and steel
-. fier- Every appoint mcut-
n lghsst standard In cuisine and service.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-01-23

fs-7lHAT femininlty loves paradox, loves the con.
IlNA tradiction, the unexpected. is so much fact
that there Is no excuse for surprise in the
lA2Il fash Of the new fad for flowers. which has
III contrived to add such spectacular note to
the current winter Flowers there have always been as
every dinner dance or box party has told but never
before SO fantastic profuson in the new fashion.
and never before in 80 intimate and odd relation to
the costume Of beauty For now flowers appear not
only in the hair in the corsage where romance has
placed them for many centuries but about the neck in
clusters fastened to the arm in festoons on the arng
gowns, and-if It must be told-even as ankles This
latter manifestation is not astonishing after ALL when we
pause to think of the emphasis now laid upon ankles In
all the devices that have accompanied shortened
skirts The flowers thus worn are likely to be artificial
though fresh flowers are often used In wholly novel
ways fully In expectation Of their meagre hours Of fe
1t is enough that they speak their first piece prettiy
and pass on. 4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-20
MOOSE LODGE PLANS BAND AND ORCHESTRA

Members of Bridgeport lodge. No. 2ss, Loyal Order of Moose. are plan ming to organize . brass band. Die tator Charles L. Dennis soon will call . meeting of the musicians of the lodge for the purpose. The lodge for merly had a drum corps which dis banded. Now it is proposed to have a band and orchestra which will furnish music at the meetings of the lodge.
 At o'clock Sunday afternoon, Oct. 29, another class initiation will be held in Colonial hall. Fairfield avenue. Fol- lowing the initiation. pictures of the Moose Home at Mooseheart, H., will be shown. The hall will be opened to tho public at 4:80 in order that all may see the pictures.
 Thursday, Nov. 16. will be Ladies' Night. when there will be an enter tainment and refreshments. An Thursday, Nov. 23. the annual ball of the lodge will be held at the Casino in State street. Cd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-20
STAMFORD
Especial to The Farmer,

Stratford. Oct. 2D.-At meeting of the fire commissioners held last even- ing at the fire headquarters, it was voted to request the public utilities commission to have removed the located in the rear of the second floor of the engine house. The transformer is considered to be dan gerous and is of no benefit to the de- pertinent.
 Jamts Lally, first selectmen of the town, was elected to head the finance committee of the Good Government club recently organized at the meeting held Wednesday evening at the club rooms. Other members elected were Harry Porter and Charles Wheeler. The meeting was largely attended. The membership has now increased to al- most 100. Following the meeting a roast .beef supper was served.
 The se1ectmen and the registrars of voters were in session in the town hall today making yotrs The office will remain open until o'clock this even- ing. The same hours will prevail on Friday. Oct. 27. There are 234 new voters to be made.
 Harry A. Burnes was elected presi- dent of the Weatogue Country club at the annual election of officers held re- gently Ct the club rooms. Other of- ficers elected were: Edward C. Spar go, vice president; Harvey Irving, sec- rotary, and William Church treasurer. The meeting was well attended.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-20
U1DCE NOBBS SPEAKS
 FOR COMMISSION FORM
 OF GOVERNMENT HERE

q will go to the polls Nov.N2s and vote for the commission form of gov- ernment charter even if am sick and have to be dragged there," de- clared Edward P. Nobbs, former judge of probate in addressing the Mems league of Grace Methodist church last night Judge Nobbs has been very active member of the Commission Form of Government league. He said no excuse could be found for any vot- CT who failed to express his preference for or against the charter, on election day. He said the proposed change in government was a matter that should interest every citizen deeply and the man who failed to vote on the question was not doing his duty as citizen.
 Henry Young was toastmaster and Rev. B. F. Weise. pastor Of the church. spoke briefly and then thank ed Judge Nobbs for his speech. A hot chicken supper was served prior to the address by Judge Nobbs. An effort will be made to procure the sevices of Judge Robert Carey of Jer- sey. City at a meeting to be held be- fore the special election.