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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
Churches Inaugurate
Celebration Of Their
15Oth Anniversary

NEW YORK, Oct. a9--SI. Paui'S
Chapel in lower Broadway. in one OF
the busiest parts uf New York. where
George Washington WorShipped, be-
gan its 150th anniversary celebration
today. \ service arranged for tOmOr-
row. il was announced, will be attend.
ed by Il representative OF the lresi-
dent OF the United States. the Cover
nor OF New York and the Mayor Of
the city. as we'll as members of hiStor-
ical societies and other bodies.
The edifice has been deliberately
decorated for the celebration which
will last through the present week.
+ The pew which Washington occupied
is draped with four large American
flags and bears the Washington fAmtly
, coat Of arms.
! Prominent clcr@ymen and laymen
, today also attended Trinity Church.
at tho head Of Wall Street. in whose
parish ST. Paul.; Chapel is situated.
The occasion was The annual service
OF the association which is promoting
inter-communion between the Angli-
The Russian. Greek. Serbian. Syrian
and other churches We're represented.
! The Rev. Arthur Lowndes. in an adj
dress. declared that one result OF the
world war would be Il tremendous
tendency toward Christian unity
Methodist churches throughout the
city today began the celebration OF
the 150th anniversary of the founding
of American MethodiSm in the city by
Philip Embury, an Irish immigrant.
who had been made Il local preacher
in Ireland by John Wesley. nj cen
fury and half. it was asserted, Meth
odiSm in this country has become the
leading protestant denomination, with
il total of 100000 adherents.
! Services were. held today in Old
John Street church known as The
Mother Of MethOdiSm." founded by
! Embury in 1866. The anniversary
celebration will last through the
1rnaLr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
THREE men HELD FOR
VIOLATING NEUTRALITY

NDGA LES, .AriZ., Oct. 29.-Thrc" men
were arrested here yesterday charged
with violating the United States neutral
lily law. They were Guillermo Barnett.
Charles kssclbach and F.duradu Rami-
ereX. all of the NOSalrs Hardware COM
pany. Orders We're issued for tho ar
rest of Louis LoOS, manager OF tn" COM
pauy. on the same charge, but the latter
was out Of town.
RamiercZ and kisSclhach gave bond.
Barnett was reported |" NAV" been ar
rested on the Mexican side of the border
ana according To reports received here
he was threatened with execution If ne
did not tell Of the alleged conspiracy.
\ John Doe warrant was ISSUED Tor
an cmnioyC Of tho company named
Stcinfcld. who was reported /" have de-
livCrrd ammunition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL.

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 29.-The centen-
NAL celebration marking the one hun
drcdth anniversary of the granting of 4
charter to the city opened here today
wore religious services in the Soldiers
Memorial Hall and will continue until
next Saturday. pageant and masGue
Of freedom depicting the progress made
by the city since its founding Will be
held at Forbes Field on Wednesday and
Thursday nights and on Friday there
will be Z parade.
According To the committee in charge
Of arrangements. 10000 persons will par
ticipatc in the centennial observance
during the Mcck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
.MacCORKLE TO SPEAK
At PITTSBURG AFFAIR


PITTSBURGH. ru., oct. 29.-Hon. w.
g. MacCorkic. former governor oil West
Virginia. will be the principal speaker
III the centennial luncheon which Will
hc held in the William Penn Hotel IN
this city n"Nt Tuesday in observing
! the one hundredth anniversary OF the
Incorporation of Pittsburgh as L city.
West Virginia and Western Pcnnsyl-
rania---1Q6 Years OF Progress" will be
the West Nirginian orators subject AMI
in honor Of til" evcut Il large number OF
West EirginiIuS will attend the affair.
The luncheon will he held under the
auspices of the Chamber al Commerce.
OF Pittsburgh and the Historical So
ricty of Western Pennsylvania. i'rcst-
dent Robert Garland of the Chamber Of
Commerce will preside. There will he
no other speakers. Tho judges of the
federal. state and county courts. dis
tingui&h"d members of the Allegheny
County Ear Association and prominent
business and professional men or
Pittsburgh will tender II reception L"
the honor guest from the. sister COM
mon wealth Of West Virginia. Tables
have been reserved for tn" Hancock
County CIV. Na.) Society i'll Pittsburgh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
CORNWELL MEETING
proves A FAILURE:
Special Dispatch to he In,rIIir"nccr.

CI.ARkSHGRCi. W. Va. Oct. -
John J. Curnwcll addressed Il fair sized
audience here last night He was given
II respectful hearing but It wa& no re-
narknblc meeting As one Republican
expressed it upon leaving tn" court
house. The speech would hav" been
harmful except for tn" palpnhlG un-
truth in il and for til" fact that nobody
believed what the speaker said" Ne
companyinC the Democratic nominee
was his brother. ". y. Cnrnwrll. an at
turnry who was formerly associated
with the Watson interests at EaiImnnt.
fIc anu his brother. John. We're at
Charleston in IGll asking that Watson
br elected to the SruaI" Many Mctiraw
people here are expressing themselves
rs not having Forgotten chat fact The
lumnr that both the fornwrllS are still
on the payroll Of tn" Watson interests
still nCrSiStS here.
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Mr.. ". l.. M"NhmaIa and Richard. left yes
,rGlay lot Chicago Wh,rr icy VIII S;rHd wrrns
the GUEST of Mis-. ji.riInom.
Miss Elsie MrNIssnn returned (" her hrmn last
r,rIiig. after pleasant visit with Miss Helen
Wrestling.
Miss Flora Wright .lrnt yesterday the r'!rSt
Of Mrs J. \. TTumm. HtshIsh.
{. T. IancoaN and Miss Ethrl AGrcriis. Of Stuu-
hrnlillc a.. visited friends here Yesterday
Miss Martha Derry. Of the Island. srcut Sunday
wiiE Miss Helen Williams.
MrS. !. II. Taylor "i WaTSnod and Mrs. Cl"m
Smith. NJ llrDnksIdc. o.. spent the week end with
Eian"svr friends
4 mu.',r: uE music lovers nf WawoNh vii attend
-" University Clih concert. the Court Theatre TO-
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
WoMANs PARTY CONTRIBUTIONS

CHICAGO. Oct. GA partial list OF
campaign contributions to the National
Woman's party which is opposed 10
President Wilson was made public at
the headquarters Of the party here to-
day. Among the contributors were Mrs.
O. II. P. Belmont, New York. s25. 600;
Mrs. Phoebe \. Hearts, $1,000; Mrs.
VIM. Crockcr. San Francisco. $1,000;
John Milholand. father of Inez Milhol-
land 13oisscvan. New York. $4,000.
Tho funds were spent chiefly for lit
crature and for campaign speakers. &C
curding To the statement.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

| COIL'MRUS. O.. OCT. @9.-Jacoh Kascr wealth;
grain dealer Vt Krnton was burned In death
fire which destroyed harn and thr"" drS" granaT'r5
nn his farm TO-DAY. KRsrr recently threatened to
burn his property and tax" his liz" after quarrel
with his wife and she filed suit "a. tvhrr" Saiur-
, dnr The mother and five children wr7o staying a;
= H." home OF n"rhhnrs and were the scene when
the fathers cLarrcd body found
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
STEEL CAR PLANT BURNS.

ECTLER. Pa. Oct. 29.--Thc power
and electrical departments of the plant
Of the Standard Steel Car company was
destroyed Ivy fire here today resulting
in the entire works being crippled in
definitely and throwing 5000 persons out
Of employment.
The fire is believed 10 have been
caused by crossed electric wires. Inc
los SMAS estimated ut SI0Q.00O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
NO ONE INJURED ON CHICAGO.

PARIS Oct. ~. &::0 J. m.--None u tho rasSea-
GERS nor rev on the French Line Steamer Chicago
was injured through the fire which broke ont on
board the liner while h1uEd from bordeaux for Ner
YORK. and which cRISrd her to MI; Int" hr Azores
and the flames in her hold were r1t!neIished. sT7S
II telegram received to-day hy the Frcich Line from
ts agents in the Azores. Tho damage from tho :!r'
Is slight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
FATALLY WOUNDED

Special Dispatch 20 the lni"lllecncec.
TATRM0NT. w. Va. oct. @q.-Vtl-
liam Simms. II negro miner of Nirnpa
was tLIicn to thr ST. NIaryS hospital in
Ciarkshurr this evening in Il dying con-
dition with 40 Calhor bullet in his
abdomen. II" WAS shot in quarrel
with an unknown negro NJ NirnpH. HAIR
rs-n county officers rue trailing tn" al
cs:nd murderer tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
CRAzED NEGRO
FIRES At OFFICER
sp.cisl Dispatch to tie In,sllisercer.

Special Dtspatch 20 tne IntFIlEtHCt!'
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Oct. =9.-Wh"n
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Geors" Smith
were out walking this afternoon. th":
heard shot. and. looking around. saw
an unknown negro fire Il; clos" range At
a SECOND negro. The man with tie gun
then walked towards thH officer. who
was in plain clothes. Whom 4 few feet
from Mr.. and Mrs Smith. tn" negro
again drew his gun and fired tire"
times at the officer. All shots y-es.
wild. Deputy Smith returned thSt fire.
shooting five times at IN" fleeing, hfcro.
who escaped. but who is belicrca> Ia h&
wounded. City and county officers are
hunting FOR the G:lan tonight. When
running away tho negro threw down
a pint of whiskcy-. II is said he quar-
relied with the first ncSr" over the pic"
of the liuUor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
TO PROMOTE GREAT
TRADE WITH FRANCE

NEW YORK, oct. 29.--RusiucSS IN
terestS OF France are anxious 10 no
everything in Their power TO promote
trade relations with the United States.
and arc ready to consider any proposals
which might he made from this side. ;lc-
cnrtline t. q report Made by members OF
inc American Industrial commission who
arrived here today on the steamship
Philadelphia from Liverpool. following
"A TWO months visit to France.
Tie commission was organized under
the auspices of the American Manufac-
tircrS' Export Association Ia return tn"
visit of n like commission of French in
1crcsts made to The United States last
winter
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REPORT NOT BELIEVED

Ell. PASO. Ten. oct CA report
vas received Ivy United States govern
n,ent agents here tonight than San
Eosalin, Chihuahua and Santa barbara,
Chihuahun. had been taken by the Villa
forces. The report nririna ted in Iuarrz
and Is not given cr"denC" ny army Of
fccrS here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
BIG LEAD FOR HUGHES.

Special Dispatch to the lnc!lisenccr.
ST. GAINESVILLE. O.. Oct. 2o.-Tht
Central Committeeman Of the Republl-
can party at MorriS:own yesterday took
Il straw vote on Hughes and Wilson
as based on the number Of automobiles
which PASSED that place on the nationa;
road. rhe result was 90 for Hughes &c
Is for Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
GEN. FERGUSON MAY RECOVER

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. CO.
General Wayne r. Ferguson. noted Con-
f"dcratr officer. vile lives nj Kcn0vI.
NAV recover from III" effects Of Il phys
zeal collapse sustained ono week ago.
according to news reaching here today.
His condition Is still considered serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
SECOND IN HISTORY.

NEW YORK Oct. "N.Whli is sah to III The
second ship from iceland 10 reach American rhpf"s
S!nr ic DAYS If Lief the Lucky. lhUB years ago ar
lI,r,l AT this port to-day when the little steamer
t;odnr,ss arrived with cargo nf skins aud herring.
Sir. brought over 81 farmers from Iceland VIII" Will
settle iil the Canadian northwest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
WARWOOD
Searching for Gun.

Dc;n!:v Sheriff LATE Granrr and local Officers
sen; yFca. deal !inir last evening searching n
tho revolver with which John Thompson negro. heii
M Sam Prtrus III the Irirus yesterday after
noon and compelled l'rrns surrender sum NJ
money - him. Thompson and his wife we're arrested
AMI ;akiI |" !lii i Wheeling. lcforc Officers "i =
riIr,l ThuIp>,n is said haN" disposed Of The re-
rn!,cr and officers haze not I""u able To find II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
JURY STILL OUT

GALVESTON. Ten. Oct. 2a.-The
Jury in the case Of John Copeland,
banker. charged with the killing of vii.
liam Black. an anti-Catholic lecturer III
Marshall. Ten. February 8. 1915. was
still out tonight. after having had the
casc since Sis o'clock last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
PHoHrsS RESUME TODAY.

NEW YORK, OcS. 2Y.--The Prohibit
tio, National candidates. !. Frank Haniv
and Ira Landrith. spent Sunday quietly
here, and will resume their tour vest
ward tomorrow. Meetings will be held
in New Jersey ard Pennsylvania ;om"r-
row. the night .ncc.fnS being in thila-
deIp1ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
Observance of Halloween.

70 inuErOw night Mt lRSCh's hall. the Alpha
Gamma Tau'S viii their friends very de-
liSn'fGl!v. GumT'$ SHNaphonr "rrhr-,ra vii; iuT'
ui>l IA" m.iS!' for danC!TE. Rowing and billiards
Will ais, u" enjoyed.
Al i srASniahr h"mr refreshments in ktcrins with
;Ln llatlon"'gI SEASON will l~ srIvrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
,;..natch FROM Nlaungr,a. Dctol

\ 00SNatch Tr0m MaNIgUA, VCIODNT 7.
said it was reported American bankers
10 whom tho NIcura%uau government
was indebted. had notified Nicaragua
that it must Iiquidatc til" indebtedness
by October rs or that otherwise they
would tnkc over sufficient nf tho cOun-
trv's revenues To reimburse them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
COS.Smlth Wedding.

The nat!lae. "f M>i- ILihc.tn" Smith and Wilson
Cox. wj.ch took place In Pittsburgh. Oct. Is ca1ne
~ SURPRISE ihrir iuauy friends. Mrs. Cox Is
tho only daughter al h,r and Mis-. charles Smith.
If ohio avenue. and Mr.. Cox j. former Wheeling
man In; resides in Akron.
They will mak" rlir: future E"ine III Akron. where
tie .fnuIn rupInyrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
SIZE AM Err 1FIRE.

HALIFAX. Y s. o.. 9H.--Thr Canalau MaIiue
Department received radio message tn day fotn Tho
British s.ramrr East Point. ihta >!c MAS on firr
brit that the flames w"t' under control and help
was needed Tho message ram" through thr Clnn
Race wireless station. Tie position &c iii" tclInrr
VIZ not announced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
Moore brothers, WarwOod. w. Va.


The teachers {" IA" North Warw"od school har
arranged for Halloween Iariirs whic; will taxi.
ll', IL. The 'l.itrrru: rooms to nDrrnw afternoon.
contests viii hc "uJoSrd. and rrtn ShmrntS vii; be
ry,,I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
FORMER GOVERNOR DEAD

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Oct. 2a.--John
Sebastian Little. former Governor of
Arkansas and former congressman from
this state. died here to-day. Governor
Little was first elected To congress in
1879 and served for fourteen years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
TAXING OVER REVENUES.

MAEAtitA. Nicaragua, Oct. "a
Americans arc taking ovcT the manage
nr"nt of all the internal revenues Of Me
;lraSuI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30
hcaTinp Al County Jail.

Tie hearing IL the three fighters arrested resIer-
dag hy Marshal Rir- Wa. with Mayor kindrhcrsrT.
rdiar uInn them while they wrr" engaged IN tho
hrawl nn IA" Rirhanh hill. Will hr held before
Mayor kiudrlhergrr This afternoon in The county Jail
a. Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-30

NickIcs spent in advertising just now
mean dollars of rental income in tne
course Of the year.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-27

Boys and Youths Palm Beach
and Cool Cloth Suits
Ages 6 to Is (knee pants) The pal
rot says, Hot Weather Sale
20 per cent Discount
Prices were $3.50 to $500 a sui
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-06-27
ChiIdrenS Hose

200 pairs of Children's ribbed hose,
a regular 15c quality. AS an extra
special offer for this Hot Weather
Sale, pair Sc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13

on nr1' n prl1e charles ca,cm. Bridges; sec
S STss' 'r% ss s,. 'nsss '"'e
pt Class q Dest Of sssis po,a,oDs-qrs,
DIis n,S s"FtS Wish r%21s secon
Dt G,sss ssSssk JAZZ irisS POTATOES
D5$s !: Mi. isg ro as"i b"ian 'n!rd
mrs. przs. g Of %h'E cn swses s,a To,"'"es
rsi nrac TGs Of asssy ysiow sset is
i, sh,an1ton third prizs. louis stirfbo.d.
si,srss M'1, msarlss: .sao" 1@lss H&SS
Class S n,pS. Of white yams-nrs. :r!ze.
Chr ei5S: $Si,hD S'ans second prize
n1!se fSr ,H Rnabs s"s thTS.
ehmdns sa r,zs Jam lanes Iswood South
" cias. FiSG ,n Df G,nE
,oI.rs, prize charies t. Smith. jr fp um
Glass sS-turnirs. rutabars. six specimens
n nar,nn prize. Charles j. Smith. Jr,. DUN,
MIA Class sS9.carrcts. twelve specimens nrs,
second soT c prTh l. Smith: Jr.. Dumoarion:
1 an% prize, James r. wSt,.. Route 3. Ash h.
priz KnsTs clsyx x s's seeona pflzs
,G"s tsS isrd Or y e y; siry onions. ono.
A' As lhsGMhr: .ea m5isf lanes Il watt Route
t sass pr iis"h hn dry onions; rehqt peck
.T ca"s S s5selis as"f baS Sils- s.
F B p s. = ,b sT,GIn PRIV. Emil zeller l.
wavn.sboIr,n,f d prize William +. Coyner. Jr..
r ss' 1t %h Emil GnlGn s ss;. cfoYs,h peck
sG css. s sJ1 ;s:Ss zsi; SiRt + D. .
j. is. Powell. X r D. q ' p''-''
Section 6. Glass , ToD%r"G tobacco sr,
hra pllsl = y %a H. wd nGs ps Gf%ss
RTE Bloos fS%iisares secand
r,1e "'nHy Hp Tdfe Da Ea",e .a msS
ssT Sw Wsss 'fea s. Hlsn.ar.t
s Slsd pl 3l,!.e' G 9;:heSs souih T
s5ifF prss xhs%.. bsss n;ss
III aI Wilson ,o1sssa bright. a5s,
BARN. Barrie: 5 e. ADAMS. Dare: third prize. T. L.
20 f N,snn MA, Macon; second prze. Vile
L. ,, ss5GTs Zinc creek Mi nifu 'r'1e 'na"
~ erknyG Ghaich RSsG pTIzs
g Mn,h"wr. Msreithvilie: t tSird p priSs
oecunh :. Class ii5--pcanuts: exhibit of
, ,,,, peanuts. number and maturity OF
E EuS 70 D.. Gonsid' red--irs, prize, Louis
,nr G n,,. AsrIard; second prize. l.. c. Nat
III, lass iii'.neanuts: exhibit of Virginia run
;;.i"S nuts ni'nbrr. size and maturity az nutx
10 ~, ne ,c"i,si?"r"d-trst prIzc. - C. MatioS
Drrwrv.a u S"conh prize G. =. Griz2ard.
Guinea Mills 1880 - - -ietii''1'''
ba Giahs pe n .n,,,. exhibit of virginia
%c,nnnh,ss, 10 t.. considcr"d-lrst prize C. f.
Inr,nnarn ,Gn!nca Mills: second nrizr
'a,r"s r. Ntt:., Route 9 Ashland '''N''
Sn,miSsh i,sI,cNhib!t OF two p.cks picked
iIptiiSh or virginia running nuty-frs. ,rizc
u 1., -; smith Drewrys .Eiun '''N'
..nsS - hc:t and largest disolav ~
seton comb horcy. ariary surpIie" and
TTnuinnc's.h r.t pr;z.. =. DangenbnI;er
'>orSh Eoirtrerth Street.
hn n,,.Ss i.i-Dcst !ozcn Jays white extracted
zenhss OF. round cach--flrst prize. r Dan
"..pantr; - North Fourteenth Street
cxiraG. eI !-ttoteSi dozen tars light amber
- .'.I money. on" mound cach--fi-st ,rizo
pan|rnbat cr. North Fourteenth Strer,
k.a,,sS i'im.r:i and LARGEST riis:,lai: Of bee
r. i.I'TS Surp!i"S-:irSt prize r ID, on,
"aN'i' North F"rrtc-nth Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13

S,rsc,; third prize, Nj. ~. Witty. 40,
mass fG,IsS,o" Sf te,nsEr.. prze
street; third prize. NJ 4. Witty. Iior
r Class 4 collection Of ,ys5sEa,ca plsnss
sfSss I s1iIi Dfiss 10 %h''s.
Class s. Ssst floral 4esisn-Elrs, prize.
Street: third prize. NJ A. witty hi; '"i isco
Js mass sspt hand sss s,1ss D.se
S,TsSt: - third prize. NJ. 4. witty iioo
p. Homer. i,9i Rome street second ' prine.
prizc. NJ. a. Witty. 100 BroSk imS o"i' third
n. Giass $; best collection Of d"hlia$-First
seonl nqiss p sa oos Gda 2 2an Re
r"n h S4sS $S:a sSGasS siS:;
Gass sor b %%p s sniise,ion of Gu, nowerx-
HS,rses: Ssccond prize. James d. Hooper. iiOl
prize JamcS D. Moo1eT 14oi n oan% s,rars
Street; third prize. ii. a. Witty, '0f f,S
Class Is. specimen asparagus pIu,nasa-
EEirst Prize: Mrs: %: a. Boone; 90. North
r. + b. No !. pF'"e "rs' H. g. Ward.
t,, Class Is; spScns;n 1sDarasus snengcri-
~ H!"f +, si5ees; second prize Mrs. il, {. Ward
pri:s Miss Eila Zsller. H. F. 'TD's 40 {:
second prize. Mrs. IL. c. Ward, II. + d.
,1 Class MIS- Is sol. Selection Of cnt roscs-Frs,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
SHEEP AWARDS
fnir Association Announces Prize WIDncrs
if' Various Classes
Pri." winners among The various c.asscs

fnir Assocntion ANNOUNCES Prize. Winners
IT, farlbus Glasses.
Of sheen at Tho s,a'" Fair we're f'" anS SnSsci
Section I. Soutl,down..
r s"Tr LONE Hrnnc 'T Farm serss S% %
sT Gi,.I s 2Fa "dd fsr1 Me-
h r:;Ssl i Earm, r,,,o- 49,, '.'"'
ora RAP Tat,rId:: s.' '""er one year oid-crs'.
;, Class 5'4p D, :,s, tive y"ara od or over
l sss I1nr ,9a nn% %enr csi and und"r
cr Class slS 5, under .one year ol1-nrs,
r Gisss hihi,ors 'noek. rs; Or. i it-
class 5l>-Lre"'ers :oung an fochEi ar,t Ora
Class Stat Of sire-nrst. Ora Partridge
first Long branc lhna aTn; ehannt%%nsh t,s.
,r Glass ,r ,2ir,eM.. uy age. championship
Class ss,S sections e s lasr" Ire or
Iirst. ,,d I:onr Branch Farm; second. Ora
5a , %" rf far nj? . s"a u" %ss
ora G."s s., 5 ;+,.n under on" old-hrs,
n fir :, lilo Long Branch tirm second. Ora
n5&ash sr@ ses"%a s' Ora G rai,1idse Long
Ss hTas@ 5 sseoqH acs ora a'rs ans
nrl ,a'S r.6 SmFI ii1,a any az; ch.mponship
nt Sass d s,seT ,r,ns any ass championsh.p
iiraheh Fss,n ,,""'n rar" second Long
II" <%n53 81. sssoS o Long
' tEs9Sh F"r IL M shfa Il My.susf":
is sss I Is,r"m -, one y1@r old and under
iMiei;WsnShiin ,hird Ora Partridge: fourth.
'c, ss: is'ia l.an unler ore GEAR o-crs,
,si,E nr..nch Farm: second. Ora rs,irdr".
i's,',IiaFs min. i: I' Mai;iur 'SHr'"' Ora
r. MclsqEhiinS e@ 1ssoS nj. II "v%Fh IT.:
a,9 r. orr ,,l! tn Long Branch farm
' a S"T Sefr ar, 9i . ana under
oar!h ," Maiaus 2?E II,snfi Fa;
o Gi"T -, Give under one year old-c..,.
- "iiF'T v:i.aa GnF , n5s'sh
&&ii Ga: g sfh orc r,,,E,jEs
inv" M@ Urn; ;iGoni ora Partridge. ,h,rd
". ,MH.is;a. q, second, Ora pa,,ridr.: ~
ses@na. j y Me sii5'iiii ora i''''r'Fe
.irst Long iBS fainch hfy an ehamu.onsh!p
'' cinss En-; ,h'rH Long nrlneh. srn
AZ. ile fi hin ' a.,.,,t c"s ig9
fSf'.n'h Farm 1890 '-'''-'
Alefic,n Etanpvhire srccn Association
sS"cia'rn"cI consisting II tvG .ariinr
iirn;; ~; W. !icLau:hiin scromi. IL W. Mc
The w"r. no awards IN rhr c,aSsI..c,-
I'm .or oTi"td Downs. All wards I'm Tho
..IaSs-.,' n: DOrS"iS "crc won a. Ia, I;.,,ti
c,,ss ..n sec,ion !. coi>u y old.
.rs;' i.onr IN an, i"o y"aFs Old or over
wn ~ .'i on , on. YEAR old and under
, lass iS2rsm nn'.er In. ,o,r o,,-o,v,
Cas- sadEES@.;o s%,c0nG. ora rn,,-iiIc
Farm Farm ORR f'''ridi": second. Long uranch
,,t Gas Steve one, sear old and, u,.do-
Branch j., r U;h f"tir 'ire: Sccor,i. Ions
ora ,'I ra, f,iswe un'i"5 one y."nr od-nrs,
,-iisa 's'-'"hitii"'!s loc!t--fi-st ora Par,
c! ass go $500 .i:e-nrs, Ora Partridge
nr ri: LonE Eranc', Farm MP
.irs.. or, spi5 n,,,; any age, championship
.@ IL. sT"rh a ~. "r chevio, Lincoln and
"'""o' Farm, Of i'owdoinhrrn NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-13
Notice of Removal

we give notice to the public that
on MONDAY. October 16, we will
move our place OF business from the
present location, $40 to 512 East
Broad Street
We request our customers to or
der what they may need for Mon
day on Saturday, the 14th, as we
will not deliver on Monday