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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-22

Colonial Place--Stop / ), Westiiamp-
ton car line-Blble School at $50 p
NJ. followed by preaching service.
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Randolph Street.-The pastor. Rev
w. E Robertson, will preach at both
services Subjects: 1 4. NJ. The
Lame Man Healed; = NJ "ES-
cuses'' Sunday School at $3.50 a. NJ.
BAPTIST Young Peoples Union at I
T. NJ
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SiRGiNIAN PHONES:
sTttsinE- Med. 1853.
Editoriak-Msd 1888.
Society.--Mad. 1854
General Mgr. Ran. ssi-
C!rcuiation--Ran. saf.
Contest Dept--Ran. 22s
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Barton Heights-The pastor. Rev.
7. Arthur VIM, will NIL his pulpit at
both services Morning subject, The
Millennium, or Second Coming of
Christ" Sunday School at $3.50 a. NJ.
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Ject. Two Realms: at p. NJ. the
! Rev. DR.. J. T. Mastin will preach.

Union Station--Corner Twenty
fourth and n Streets-Preaching both
morning and evening by DR.. Asbury
Christian, pastor. Subject. IL A. NJ,
"A Live Faith; p. NJ, "a Common
Man Who Heard the Voice of God in
the Shop and What the Voice Said, '
st James-The pastor. Rev. James
T. Green. will preach morning and
evening Subject. II A. NJ. The SUI
preme Need of the Church, subject
5 r. NJ The Demon of Dare"
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christ Episcopal--services aud
sermon at II \. NJ and !. NJ. by
the rector, Rev. Charles W, Sydnor.
The public invited
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81 Johns--Rev H ", Sublett.
rector-There will! be service at II A.
NJ. and T. NJ. conducted by the
rector.
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Weddell Memorial-There will he
service at II A. NJ. and s =. NJ. con-
Quoted by tho Rev G.. NJ Brydon.
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son. His evening theme will be, "Je'
sus, the Light of the World--Teach'
or" This is the fourth sermon in o
series on '"The Man of Galiloe." Sun
day school $50 y. NJ.
Grove-Avenue. There will h,
preaching tomorrow at both the morn
INK and evening services by the pas.
tor. the Rev W. e. Jones, Pho.
Pine-Strcet Baptist-Rcv. j. T. HOT
The Price OF Truth; evening sub
ligion." The r. Y. =. L. will meet
at r, NJ.
The Tabcrnacle-Grove Avenuc and
Meadow Street.-The twenty an
niversary exercises Will he concluded
sunday The pastor. Rev, VIM. Lock
hart Ball. VIII preach at II a. NJ
and p. NJ There will be a mass
meeting of the Bible School at $50
A. NJ.
Grace Street.-The pastor. the Rev
Lloyd T Wilson. will occupy the pull
pit tomorrow at both morning and
evening services At II a. NJ, sub
Jet, Christian Fidelity. or the Way
to the Crown: at 6 p. NJ. subject
"Achan-The Covetous Foor'--the Sc
cond Of a series of sermons on Fools
Of the Bible"
Randolph Street.-The pastor. Rev
w. f. Robertson, will preach at both
services Subjects; II A. NJ. The
Lame Man Healed; s =. NJ "ES-
cuses." Sunday School at $50 A NJ
BAPTIST Young Peoples Union at
T. NJ.
Leigh street-Pastor }. J, Wicker
will preach at Ii a. NJ and p NJ
Baptism at evening service.
rirst-Twelfth and Broad Streets
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Geo, W
Mcdaniel ID. D, NJ IL A. NJ. and
p. NJ. Sunday School $3.50 A. NJ
| Come and Worship with rs.
Calvary Baptist Rev /, d. Quarle.
will speak at the morning service OF
his experience as a missionary sever
years In South America Al nigh
Rev. W Y. Quisenberry will assist tbs
pastor and speak on the hudson Cen
tcnnial
New Bridbe--Rev. f j. Wright
! pastor. will preach at II n. NJ
subject. Evidences of the Spiritua
life: 7:45 p NJ Preparation I
! Meet God
Broa dus- Memorial--Rev. W. r. Glib
lBon, pastor. Bible School at 9.15 A
NJ. Preaching Ivy the pastor at /
A. NJ and S = NJ Morning subject
The Apostle Paurs Example in Nov
ing his Membership From One ChurcI
+ 10 Another" evening, "A Convert VIII
Was Easily Won Senior and JUNO
y, Y i. u. at p. NJ
Second 49, Franklin and Adam
Streets-T. Claggett skinner minister
Divine worship l. A NJ. and p. N
DR.. J. NJ. Carroll with speak at tn
morning service on The Great Com
mission; st evening the pastor
theme Will he"GoinG On.-
CHRISTIAN.
-uanayer=A and Han
over Avenues--The minister. Rev
! George W Kenper Will occupy h.
uuluit at both services. Subjects
Morning, "A Living VS.. A Life: even
ing. Only One Way Bible Schoc
at 80 Christian EndeaXo
I1;l5 r. NJ.
Third Christiaft~-The Daslor Rev
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Woodland Heights-Preac ching by
the pastor, Rev A. c. Bergman at
both services. Evening subject, The
Limit OF microscopy Prayer"
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METHODIST.

Central 100 Thirteenth and Porter
streets--Rev.. j. II. Light, pastor
Regular services Sunday at II A. NJ.
and S =. NJ. Sunday School 9;l5
A. NJ Epworth Leagu 7:lo p. NJ.
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Branch Memorial--The pastor will
deliver q series OF sermons commenc-
ing Sunday morning at / o'clock. The
subject OF the first sermon of the Sc
ries is THE Keys of the Kingdom" In
the evening service he Will have for
his subject Cod Enduring Bad Man
ners,'
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Ceutensry-Rev. r. A Smoot D. D.,
pastor. Preaching at II A. VI. and
s =. VI. Morning subject, Citizen
ship in the Kingdom of God: evening
The Conpanionship of u Good Con-
science"
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Monument--The pastor. Rev r. II.
Potts. ID. d. will preach at both morn
ing and evening services. Evening
subject. Preparedness"
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Central Methodist--Public worship
II A. NJ. a-nd p NJ. Sunday school
9:15 \. NJ Epworth League 7:l5 p.
NJ Subject of morning sermon. Or
ganized for Service: evening, Life
ana Character OF General Robert f.
Lee"
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Epworth-RowIand and Chaffin
Streets-Rev. d ". Jackson. pastor.
Services both morning and evening
AT the morning service DIR. Yokoya-
ma will speak on why l Became a
Christian; at night the pastor will
preach on Light in Darkness" sun
day School at $50 A. NJ. f. A. Jett,
superintendent. Fellowship League
at : =. NJ. All are welcome.
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Temporarily located at Sol
diers' Home hapel-Sunday School
80 A. ". Preaching ! A. NJ, and
s 7. NJ. bY Rev. Z. Oyler.
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Denny Street.-The services both
Sunday morning. and evening will be
conducted by the pastor, Rev. j. w.
Euro. Sunday school at $50 a. NJ:
". l.. Smith, superintendent. Junior
and Senior Epworth League at 7 +. NJ.
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Park Place--The pastor Rev. J. j.
Bradford, viii preach at II A. NJ, Sub
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Trinity-The pastor Will preach at
Il A NJ. on the subject, Weary Not
in WeN-Doing." At the evening SER
vice there will be an illustrated lee
ture Sunday School at $40 A. NJ.
Epworth League at 7:15 L. NJ.
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Highland Part-Preaching at IL A.
NJ. by Rev G. Fl. McFaden. AT night
there VIII be special musical program
aHd a short talk by the pastor, Rev.
G. o. futile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
About People
Movements of individuals 70
ami From the City.

Dun,. M;s'Sl, If Sis;"r>vjttc. was
mere YESTERDAY visiting friends. Las
ni3hr h. u,tcti.i,o: E'' GInr' al ln..
nh;u Valley G":.'':;t. !.H>n.t",.
Vi. +. SNrou. prnuI"ru' business
may Of Ty"r county, arrived ii The
c;ly last nigh; ON Il short business trip.
Miss Goa Po:nrr"y Of Sj$trrsvillr.
WHO waS operated upun u the OHIO
Valley General hospital several days
ucu. : Improving and wiE! b. abtc 10
leave the hospital II = Il" days.
Nvch ieilIy. rorIirCi! ~nnri stop on
fb. Wheeling Central League baseball
team, MY coach ~ Tie Huntington
High sClool football! team. act!vrd in
Whruiig last might with ihe UemberS
III his "au!
t;rogc ". Morgan Ut Si~u"rSvilr.
l.furr.ti to his hulu,. Yesterday. after
attending the Republican rally held
ThHrday evening in TIE Market audi
;orUl.
Wrs-FarGo Express company 1T
ClaNsburg. ". Va. will arrive here
hi evening for Il visit with Mrs !. H.
S,suterS and brother. Homer b. Sum
mrs % North Main street.
t.y. J \. Rnnurtt nj Si$f"r>viiie.
vtS here las evening. II" addressed
Il upeu-alr meeting tO: woman sui
:ag, ut Fourteenth and Market streets
uSt night.
kabbl \. n. Silver will leave today
fur Ann Arhor. 10 address The Universe
x ~ Michigan students.
Col. Simon Young. OF tn" Stalnm no.
trt will leave to-day IL spend Il ivw
days al his old home in Weston.
David Fife will Sreud Sunday with
relatives in Washington. Pa.
Mrs. Robert Ewing. of t.nu street,
will leave to-day tn visit relatives and
friends dAVn the Ohio river.
Harry GA&lore, OF t"n street. j. eN-
pected homs$o-day from 1 TWO WEEKS
bunting trip.
William WATERMAN, examiner III tine
state tux commissioner office, re-
;urued to Charleston yesterday alter
being here 10 attend the Republican,
demonstration and Robinson meeting.
Lee King OF Monougah. W. Va. star
right fielder and batting demon OF III"
Wheeling Stogie$. visited friends N
Wheeling yesterday and last evening.
Hon. Il. Mead Whippo. Republican
national committeeman troml Penn$yl'
vania. left yesterday morning for his
hon: at Pittsburgh. from where he WAS
TO leave for Rochester, y. Y. ~ al
tend a big Republican demonstration.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. II. NoblltzeIl viii
motor to Unioutown, Pa. today.
Harry Cooper IS spending several
days in Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
STEUBENVILLE TO
VOTE ON ORDINANCES
DRY LEADERS REFUSED AN IN
JUNCTION BY JUDGE SMITH
YESTERDAY.

STE:C 81 NVILLE. O.. Nov %.-SiGu-
beuvilc voters will vote on tue thrce
city ordinances regulating tho operation
III saloons in this city. that VAS uG
rj,i,.d to-day when Judg;" Carl II. Smith
refused dry leaders an snjnnett"n I" pro
ttibit the holding % such an election.
The court held thai tn: decision at the
secretary OF state. who ruled mat the
election should br hrld. was final III the
matter and WAS entirely "ut OF his JurlS-
diction. The drys claimed that he cN-
l.use rt tile election w;ts an unlawful
and wrongful burden on the taxpayers.
The board 81 election had ever, ih''.s
ready for the election Tor SoWc tIilc
TN, thr... tuca$c:rS have b"cu III t"rcr
tur. almost a year. ON" measure t"rs"iS
the saloons TO open bctor: L. IN. ana
;h..r must close 1T p. IN. except en-
,,,,n m hour longer. Another turhl'i$
.hn u.s., OF ali screens and tn" third
closes the saloons on all holidays,
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TO TEST FEDERAL RESERVE.

WASHINGTON. Nov. =. tun>tiirl-
iiuualily Of The federal rrSrrv" acl. in
Sufar rs il permits national banks "a
acr as executors. administrators. rus
tees and registrars of stocks and bonds
WAS placed before the Supreme Court
iOday Tor decision. II calur uP on an
appeal filed ry a. t'irsl NalirNai
Isank OF Ia" cry. Mich.. from to-
cree o. lhr Mirhi"an Supreme Court.
rrohihitin& She bank from 'X,!ciSlE&
SnCh functions
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CONFER WITH COURT

Counsel interested in pending in
junction proceedings against alleged
<peakeasy operators conferred with
Judge H. c. l!rrvry yesterday relative
TO the taking Of testimony against The
defendants who will oppose The max
ing of the iniunctionS rcrma l"nI. Tn"
State. Attorney &. N. Earhard, an
nounced, wants 10 TAKE the dcpoSi-
lions Of TWO dry detectives. and SH%'
gcSted thai The dispositions he taken
at Charleston. Counsel for tho defend
ants. however, agreed 10 pay III" -
pense of bringing tho detectives here,
if The dennSitiOnS ran he taken in This
city.
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70 GET GOOD POSITION.

DOUGLAS. AriA.. Nov. %.--.Generai
+. Elias CHlI">. former military COM,
nlandrr nj sonora. has been offered
his, choice If three positions under
the t:irranZI government sine" ms
arrival in Mrxico City. according 10
4 rrpor; current among his friends.
He can br either assistant secretary
uf MHr military commander Of More
ip:, AGAINST Tupala. or commander IN
chihuahua 10 direct the campaign
against Villa. il is stated.
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FELL FROM CAR
Pennsylvania Brakeman SustaIns
Broken Leo AS a Result of Ac-
cidcnt at Local Depot
Jack Ripper. brakeman fC

Jack Ripper. brakeman for The
PENNSYLVANIA railroad, sustained a
fractured leg last night near midnight
when IT. fell from car upon which
he was working near The PrnnSyt'
yaniA DEPOT. foot Of Eleventh street.
Flo was taken 10 the North Wheeling
hospital.
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Thomas 2, Nuckles.

Sl,NlaI Ui>Nach 20 nv IntNTIGrNcN;.
MARTINSRtIiG. W. Va. My. -
Thomas \. Nurklc$, aged rs years. Il
former widely known travelling engineer
of The. l.. x O. railroad. died III his home
here late last night from heart failure
lie had been in tn" S"rrir" Of III" T..
Il -. for forty years. hut r"rir"d Scv-
,.r;.l Years ago. He WAS native "i
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Of ChihRahua wer" cWl by the Villa
bandits operating between Chihuail'E"
Ejry and JimnrZ. Army OFFICERS clam
10 nave a confidential report S'arns
that General Luis Herrera with MS
force had marched on OF tn" town
before HE arrival Of Villa.
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Trneral For Mrs. Sherfese,

\ larg.. numil"r at friends ami r''ta-
tivcS ATTENDED tn" funeral for Airs.
johanna Sh"ri..;'.. aged IS. Wit" of thc
late Ci"Org,. Sh"ri.S,.. h.'ld yesterday at
ternoun in the huiH" 81 h,'r son. William
II. SIN rios. Of l.. Thirt""nth street. In
torment WAS in ';r'"nw""d cemetery.
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American Guaranteed Paint
At Factory Price
A NJ LorentZ, McNeChen. W. Va.

\ lesson in Kitchen Economy By d
lady expert in Domestic Science al
Caldabaugh'S Hardware Store, Mon
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Nov. Gth
III, Sth. 20 percent. discount on ali
aluminium during Demonstration.
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()DI (jAR||Y
Funeral For Samuel Crayton To-day.

This afternoon ri "','l"ck fu"rai
services Will h,. held 1T tn" family homo
No. - South Er"adwa%. Island. f"r
Samuel II. trIytnn. tia. veteran lrlN"l-
ing miar. III" Rev. nr. DANES T.. EirI
IF Thomson Methodist F.plS""I.Ai
church. will "lGiri;i". Int"rrm'ni Will ''r
in Peninsula cemetery.
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NAPIER NAMED JUDGE

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. -
Judge John Il. Wilkinson. OF Logan
County. has resigned as Judge Of The
Seventh Judicial Circuit, comprising
the counties Of Logan. Wayne and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04

Boone. His successor is p. H. Napier.
Of Wayne c. H., who was appointed
today for term Of TWO years by Gov
rrnor II. ID. Hatfield. Ill health Was
The cause assigned by Judge WI!kin-
son fur his rnSirMatinn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
Wilson on Labor

IL fierce, IH'r1i>m o" the. open shop
Woodrow Wilson, tI9O9)
"Ihc formed by the labor organizations and
leaders : rorni,ahr enemy equality aud hrcrmrnt
or nruor1uni1v' Woodrow Wilson, (9)1(
tnc lowest Woodrow Wilson, (905)
"Ihr usual standard OF the ilIu1r day IS I"
Woodrow Wilson, I9oN}
These are the convictions of Presidential candidate
when he public IfeWhen he was not running oI
office--When he nat looking for votes
They are the expressions of Scholar the teacher OF
political economy the writer OF textbooks and HISTORIES
Not the hasty -consdered opinions of under-gradu-
ate but the deliberate reasoning of seasoned mmd-ot
university head
These are the views that Woodrow Wilson held when he
as preDarng thousands of young for their admins
trative responsibilities forming their judgement upon the
relations between employer and employee fulfilling ms tune
ton of Interpreter and advisor toward countless students
who have since engaged business for themselves become
executive heads vast anzaOns or teachers IN turn Tor
another generation Of future employers OF labor
These are the opinions which he held when he did not
expect to hold office when did not advantage him to eX
press any other opinions
Woodrow Wilson did not claim to become a friend in
need labor until he had need OF abOrS friendship IoI MS
reelection.
Because this course typical of the manbecalse 1t IS
impossible to know what he really believes how long ne
he is inconsistent and ndecsveve oppose his reelection
This advertisement paid 10 by Hughes Res
Independents, working eIFci"" Of Charles II Hugh
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Funeral $,.rVtr were h'id Yesterday
Afternoon for Mrs. Mary f.. Jarvis in The
family hum.. in TIIi"uviIh.. a.. r"ll"W"d
With lutcrulrul in MuGud cemetery.
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McMECHEN
Flemming Here yesterday.

Hon. Thomas W. rlrmmag. uf FAR
mont. candidate tor Congress N the
E'irs; district. on III" republican, ticket.
.s,,.pr StcrrIay here greeting thc S"t-
..rs Of the city Mr.. Flcmmiug was alSo
in Benz God and orhrr Union district
towns Yesterday afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04

!. ynrhhur. Va. hIr rcn"N"d +" .Nal
ii.iy years aE". lie - ~urNl|
,.u Iv hi; Y iiinN :,Gul .,'.A'.E children.
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Hughes on Labor

''Thcre are who regard organized labor Is
source of Of difficulty: | regard
t.ue opportunity for the improving Of the conditions 81
the working1nan." Charles E. Hughes, tl:N>}
,'Ihc n,i>Son uf labor organizations $ Of III,
that any organization Of men could guard.
Charles E. Hughes. (IMo,
Gle greatest friend Of labor laws that
nvHll,ed The governors chair He signed f}y-sN labor
laws lune third all passed in the state since l111.
among them many Of the best enacted III this oranN
lie urged the enactment Of labor laws IN his
messages the legislature, far to de
nand Il labor law session. Human rights has
astcadfasl and sympathetic uIholdcr IN the JUSTICE
n Y. Legislative Labor News (I9l0)
These are not new opinions from the Republican cand
date nor q recent estimate concerning nm.
Hughes recorded his stand on labor when candidate
for office but as governor New York soon to retire from
political life to become Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
United States where he expected to remain for the rest OF
his life.
They were the convictions of Charles E. Hughes on the
of joining the highest tribunal in America court OF
last resOrtat time and in stUa Tken no possible ad
vantage could accrue to him from bIc expression
No estimate of his fitness fill the office of President
with fnneSS fairness and justice can be stronger than the
above comment from of his governor by
the organ of the New York State Federation of Labor
He has no need to talk-he has done.
He said what he believed then---he believes what he
said
Therefore We support the candidacy and the convictions
Of Charles + Hughes
organization Democrats proyresives Republicans and
] CuAuGu rIes,3 New York
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TO CONSTRUCT BALLOONS.
WASNINGTrN. Nny. =. -Uifrr,

WASlIlNGTuN N"y =. Offers Of
various rubber companies 10 con.
EtrliCl four bai!u0i:- "Glvh viii hr he
first equipment Ui n" recently created
balloon division at lie army : 4 .:..!loD
corps, were taken under confederation
:rG;1y by lhr WIZ Department. TWO
ul Tie balloons will b" {" ihC 0rGi;'ar!
rrer fli%hi type. ;nG IN" other i'.n
kite CO.. captive Balloons tHr Cb.",N y
Iiun purposes, S"tiSla, .n:y price" re
said ia have been GuUi"A tdi HN...t:';
will no; b. mHG" Wniii "'i ~
pOSal> have been carefully * mi: Il.
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Many To BenwooG.

\ large delegation az McMcc!i"n IT,
igiliicau voters Will go uu TO Ecuw""u
,nis evening t. attend the big Rcpuhli
car r;,ily t. be- l;.:lt at IN" Talon high
school building. 1T which Hon. Howard
Sutherland. Republican candidate FOR
I-n;tcd States Senate. viii speak. Til"
rtup;.: OF this city and Eenwo"d hay"
,rad,. big preparations for Suthrrlaud':'
coming. and there is iitfl,. doubt but that
4iIl IL. accorded Il roustnS reception lH
he Union district voters.
Special on latest aluminium dinner
bucket. $50 during Aladdin Demon
stration: also 90 per cent discount
on all other aluminium at Caldabaugh's
Hardware Store, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday, Nov. 9Th, It'll, Sth.
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Anna X. ';iimnn. dead IN t'OStoh.
leaves on cont I" ,arh a. h1r legal
!I''ir~.
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Mission Service Sunday.

Tn. Womcn's Missionary societies II
III. First VI. r. church here. including
thu Home and Foreign Mission societies
have completed arrangements Tor the
big Mission CirCl. Scrvic.. /" b.. icld
St!nd,l;- evening in ih.' auditorium of tn"
Marshall sire; school hHiidinc. Their.
will Ia II" services ~ n" Church sun
,,ay evening. and ih- congregation * iE-
yi;.-.i to attend tn. service. u, tuc school
building.
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The lady expert a Caldabaugh's
Hardware Store will help YOU 10 solve
YOUR cooking troubles. Gail and see
her during Demonstrations. Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday, November 6th
~tir Ssh
The sun., 1916-09-03
Miss Galigan LOVERS
Record in Mile Suim

Miss Clarabelle Barrett completed tho
list Of starters, bat was never a ,on-
tender, finishing in the !uck.
Bud Goodwin. tine veteran New York
Athletic II swimmer. overtook a field
of nine starters in inn.nc tn" So yard
handicap swim. Tn" thirty-s"v"n-year-
old natator allowed h"ndicaps ranglng
up To 3 minutes 20 seconds. but these
proved no obstacle. He gradually
worked his way through the tcld to
the lead on IL" last turn Of the ITO yard
course and won by ten yards.
Albert T.. powncS. also of tho New
York Athletic club, captured the Metro
politan Association fancy divine cham
p.onship for the fourth suocessiv" time.
He executed his drives perfectly, The
summary:
Observation-Disclosures by Albert Il pownes,
NeM YORK a e, l'So- point Franz MINI, a
s MS'tsp r FIN" n'hr",ttSS,,fi CENTRAL \. M 'GG'"N'S X.
Brooklyn. iis 70 points. mira; + \. Spon'
borg. New York \ =. ll3 .? points, fourth
by .. Wh.atlcy New YORK \ ., Z \
Herbert, New York \ e, second; Charlie
II Lee. Jr, New York A. e.. third TIM,
$50 Yard swim lH'ndicapl.,owon by l.
\ J. Palcnscar, Hungarian Amrri'An 4,
7 nv tttbnlSl, s'fbiNl ~ van No-NIhlili
unattached go seconds, third, Tim"
~ 81 -.
one Mile National Championship swim
tWomrnD-Won by Miss Cllir" Galigan
National Women's Life saving League
Miss Flor,nC" Molaurhl!n. First Regiment
swimming cub. Philadelphia, second. Miss
iarion Gibson. Boston Sw WINNING club, Bos
ton. ,hiri Time. ~ IL 3-J.
100 Yard swim tNoNi,", Wor
by Miss Helen walsh. unattached. Edna
walsh. unattached, second Margaret Bulk.
Icy, Rye Beach club, third Time, l;4d -
100 Yard swim CLOSED Won by \
I"itch, V Turner. second, ". buggy
third, Time. itl5 "A,
300 Yard Swim-Won by V Turner; W
Buggy, SECOND, q. l.. Shcrwood. third
Time, 500 40.
80 Yard Swim Boys Under II Years ot
Ag"l-Won by " Frost, ". Muller. sec,
oni q A. Thompson. third. Time, o rs So
80 Yard swim ,iirls Under IL Years o
Won by Doris Norrington; Dornth,
~marenporl, second: Margaret crosby. third
Time. O:5t