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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
SIDE TALKS
BY Ruth Cameron.
The Unspoken Compliment,

OF all the ;nnumerablc kinds OF selfish
icss / think there arc few less eXcusaole
than keeping TO ones self the compH'
mentary things that on" thinks.
It's such a g-in-thc-manger trick.
You don't get any pleasure out or Keep
ing them, willie the people To whom you
should have given them would have got
ten 4 great dca..
Last night when I was brushing my
hair l remembered how lovely my Sis
tcr's hair had looked when she came
down to breakfast in the morning.
Hair and Finger Nails Are Health
Barometers.
The hair and the finger nails, they
say, show a loss or gain in vitality the
most quickly, AMI her hair had shown
her improved health by heightened color
and increased life. Moreover. the damp
morning had produced several charming
little curls and Il chance felicity in the
placing Of the coil al just the right angle
gave the finishing touch.
That WAS what l had thought.
And what had l said?
Not one word.
Why?
That Queer Constrairt In Being Nice to
Those We Love.
sip pau ouoJuoS Nu!ql NOUN l.uop
lrnctrd my mind by asking what klnd
tt cereal 7 wanted. Or perhaps that
strange constraint We are apt to feel
about saying nice things to those We
love hes; tied my tongue. Anyhow l
didn't speak and the whole matter slip
pad my mind until the act of brushing
my own hair brought it back.
If VIC could only manage to clear
away the rubbish Of carclcssncss or
rorStrnnt or whatever it is that chokes
the passage through which thought
compliment gets into words. what lot
of happiness we would add to the gen.
cral fund!
am sure many unhappy. or just not
happy, marriages would become actively
happy if tho parties tried this.
How Much Better Brothers And
Sisters Would Get Along.
And think how many households
would he more harmonious If the broth
crs and sisters thought this wortt
while
We all know the warm glow in the
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(Ccpyrisht. 1915. by the Mcclure News
m nnr SSndicate.N


Jock Aict'hesney. looking as fresh ana
clear-eycd as only twenty-one ana q
cold shower can make one look. STOOD III
the doorway Of his mothers bedroom.
His, toilet" had halted abruptly al b,, Inc
garments sw:,thcd his slim figure. while
over his left arm hung gray tweed
Norfolk ;'uat. From his right hand dan
Sled pair OF trousers IN pa''er" u
fnodiSh blackand-white.
Jock regarded tho gray garment on
Lis arm with moody eyes. -.
Well. III like TO know what's inc
matter with it," he demanded. tr'0e
irritably.
"eyinr her back hair il the mirror.
paused, hand glass poised half way 70
regard her son.
"ElI right" she answered cheerfu1ly
I'll Ssli you He hsra tot it H0a srs length
and stared at it. What dyou mean
Young"
Emma McChcsney cam" Forward,
her She took the disputed garment IN
one hand AMI held it aioft. Il know
that you took like a man on L maGazlneS
cover in il. But Norfolk suits spell ten
mis-. and SeaSh"r". and "irGane leisure.
Md you rs. going "ut this morning. Son
to interview business m"H. You're go
ing to try to impress ih" advertising
world with the fact that,lit needs your
expert services. iou Walk INTO nuSt-
ness ortics> in q Norfolk suit. and every
body from the office boy tn the prnsl-
dent Of the company will ask you what
Your score is.
She tossed il back over his arm.
ri wear the black and white. said
JOCK resiSnedly. and turned toward his
own room. At his doorway ~ paused
AND raised his VOICE slightly: For that
mater ,hsyS lacking Wb b%r T S% 6s mse
men in the advertising game are Just
kids" He disappeared within his room,
still talking. Look at MCGUIRE. adNer-
Using manager Of the Combs Car Com
pany. HES so young he has 10 dts
giise himself in hone-trimmed eye
glasses with a black ribbon 20 get away
with it. Look at Hopper OF the Berg.
Shrincr Company. Pulls down nlns.y
thousand a Year. and IL he thirty
Wen. yon asked my advica." inter-
rupted his mothers voice with that
mutled effect which is caused by a
skirt being slipped over the head. and
I gave il. Wear white duck sailor
suit with blue anchors and carry red
tin pail and 4 shovel. II you want TO
look young. Only get into II in Il JlHE.
Son. because breakfast will be- ready
in ten minutes. can tell by the way
Annie's crashing the cups. So step live
~ If You want 10 pay your lovely MOTH
er:s subway fare.
Ten minutes later the slim Young fig
ure. in its English-titting black and
white. sat opposite Emma McChesney
at the breakfast table and between eN-
cited EulpS Of coffee outlined q lneteorlc
career in his chosen dcld. And the
moro he talked and the roster his fig
ures Of speech became. the more silent
anG thou ghtfuI fell his mother. She
wondered if five O'Clock would find 4
droop to the set of those young should
ers: il the SprinGy young legs in their
absurdly scant modish trousers would
have lost some ot their elasticity: II
the buoyant step in the flat-heeiHd shoes
would not drag little. Thirteen wears
of business experience had taught hcr
TO swallow smilingly the bitter pill OF
rebuff. But this boy was 10 experience
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Carroll Club Dance.

An elaborate dancing party will
open the social season at the Carroll
club on "Wednesday evening of this
week, which will add much 10 the
prospective gaieties in store these
next few days. The committee in
charge Of This affair have been very
busy in completing details and with
bowling and dancing and delicious
course supper al 10 o'clock, delight
full evening is assured. A large at.
tendance is being arranged for and
the Premier orchestra will furnish
music for the dance numbers.
The following committee is in charge
Mrs. W. r. Lear. chairman. assisted
BY Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. 2. O'Brien, Mr..
and Mrs Stanley Floyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Lpincr. Mr.. and Mrs. c. +.
Potts. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward McDer.
mott. Mr. and Mrs, George. Mrs. Harry
Watson. Miss Bertha Schiller. Misses
Regina Robrecht. Mildred Cogley,
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MANY PLEASURES
IF LATE AUTUMN
ACTIVITIES OF THE VARIOUS
CLUB OF SUPREME INTER-
EST JUST NOW
Reception This Evening at the Y. W.
C. A. Will Honor the Secretar-
les of the Organization
and Will Be Largely
Attended,

While tho many members Of the
womanS clubs are especially interest
cd in their resumption, and the plans
for the participation in their annual
gatherings. there are several charm.
ing weddings and the usual luncheons
and dinners bringing up the rear 10
fiji in every day of the week. Al
though the weddings are quiet home
affairs with only a few close friends
and relatives as guests, they are none
The less attractive and occupy a prom
inenl place in the scheme Of things.
\ few visitors in the city has iur.
nishcd occasion for many informal
luncheon. dinner and supper parties.
and the days preceding the real whit
rr season are filled with many inter
cSting things 10 do.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
CnllaoiafA Alumnaa

The Collegiate Alumnae association
have named October IA az College Wom-
ans bay. when Il is being planned To
receive every college woman in the
community. special speakers and music
Tor the years meetings include the fol-
lowing numbers. which will he followed
by discussions.
November: \ study OF TN" Feminist
movement. using "a n text book recent
exposition OF this subject by Prof. John
Martin.
December: "Dcmncrary and 1Educa-
ton" by John Dewey, professor Of phil
osophy. Columbia University.
February: What Is Coming" by n.
c. Wells.
March: immigration. THE Old World
in the New" 10y Edward Ellsworth
Ross. professor Of sociology. University
Of Wisconsin.
April: The Future or South America.
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Ing t" be- awfully-tired when he gets
home.
So they went stepping Off TO work to-
rrtb.r mother and son, \ mother of
twenty-fivc years before would have
watched her son with tcr-dImmed eyes
from tho vin-wrcathcd porch of cot
lag". There was, no watching son
apartmrnt house. Besides. she had her
work Ia do. Thu subway swallowed
both Of them. Together they jostl anu
swung their way downtown in the close
packed train. \, the Twcnty-third street
station lock left her.
you'll have dinner tonight with a
full fledtscd professional gent" he brRG-
scd. in. his youth and eNu1crance and
was off down tho aisle and out on the
platform. Emma MCChesncy managed
to turn In her nin"-inch space. of train
seat SO that she watched the slim. buoy
ant vuune figure from the window until
the train drew away and he was lost III
the stairway jam. lust so Rachel had
watched Joseph go to meet the Persian
caravans in the desert.
Continued in Wednesdays Intelltgencer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
OUR J1TNEY oFrER-This ana &c.,

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out thls sIlps7
enclose with SC and mail it to Foley "a;
Co., Chicago. ILL.,, writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive ms;
Las Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs. colds and Group: Foley. Kidney
pills, for pain in sides and back; rhe9l
matism, headache. kidney and piaader
wholesome and thoroughly :cleansin
cathartic, for constipation. billousnea
headache and sluggish bowels. For sAleS
nv John Coleman Co. aEs.5s>33ssa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
new CHURCH
At Warwood Will Have Coner.StonOa
Laid Next Sunday Afternoon. IS

The cornerstone Of the new Catho1
lie church at Warwood will be lAt4
next Sunday afternoon with imprs
sive services in which many memb9
of this denomination will partcipe
TT. Rev. Bishop Donahue, who isi9
on a business trip through the io1
part of the diocese Is expected ho1
next Saturday to be in charge OF
ceremonies. A number OF other clef
men from the diocese, Ohio and ~
nsylvania will also assist. Ken
Father Gilsenan, the pastor, 10 ~
ranging an interesting program. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
SYNOD WILL MEET
Presbyterians Of State Will Meet in
Parkersburg October 17-19.-Or.
j. M. Potter to Preside.

The annual meeting of the Synod Of
West Virginia Of the Presbyterian
Church Of America will be held in
Parkersburg October II, Is and 10.
The program has not been completed,
but will be announced within a few
days.
DR.. J. NJ. Potter. pastor of the Vance
Memorial church. is moderator Of the
Synod. and will preside until a new
moderator is elected.
The Women's Synodical Society will
hold its annual session At The same
time. This meeting will be presided
over by Mrs. G. |. Wilson, of War
wood
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
woman's Literary Club.

Tho opening meeting oS the Woman's
Literary club will be held on Wedn"s-
day afternoon ut the Hotel Windsor.
Mrs. Anna r. Bourne. head Of the de
rartment IF literature AT. Bethany col
lege. will be present at thus m"'tinS,
and will lecture on The Ere Raphael
tie Period" as represented by Wilinm
Norris. Daniel Babriel Buscui and
Swinbourne Tho meeting will he re-
sumcd with great deal Of interest by
the members and 4 year "f exceptional
interest and value Is anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
Just the Thlnu for Bilious Attack.

A man Is about as sick as he ever
gets when he has bad bilious attack
and it has surprised many a man 10
find that by taking Chamberlain's Tab
lets as directed he was as we'll as ever
two days later, and that be had an
appetite like hired man. Chamber
lain's Tablets invigorate the stomach
and enable it to perform its functions
naturally. they also regulate the bow
els. AS an agreeable laxative they are
UNSURPASSED OhtainHhle everywhere.
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rangements for the evenings pleas
ures are very delightfully."- outlined. An
orchestra will be provided to furnish
musical program during the even.
ing, and refreshments will be served
bv the members of the hospitality
committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
NEW M. e. CHURCH DEDICATED.

Special Dispatch Ia lac IntcliEnnccr:
CLARkSRl'RI;. W. VA. Sept L.
Bishop Franklin Inmiltou OF Pitt shurt
tonight formally dedicated tn" newly
built Methodist Episcopal church ut
SlcaleT Heights n"ar here. III tho pres
rnCe Of Il larc" aSS"inhlaC". TIL" new
church IL n l"aufitui structure OF
pressed brick and cut stone.
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heart, the sense Of something pleasanes
having happened that permeates ouf7
being and lights up the whole day.
when We receive a sincere and and; un:ss
expected compliment. 80
1t makes one more good-nAtnredsa
doesn't Il, and more kindly disposed fos
the person who gave It,. Ana by tnAlS
same token 1t oils the whole machinery
Of daily life. 3k:S&.
4 spoken compliment is twice blessed
it blcsseth him who gives and hiMs
Who. receives, -, -Ss5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
Membership Committee WIN Meet.

The membership committee OF the
Womans club will meet on Thursday
afternoon al the Windsor hotel. at
o'clock. when the invitations will hc
prepared for the reception on Scptcn
her -. and to complete other campaign
arrangements. lust now every member
is manifesting their hearty cooperation
in tho membership campaign. which is
resulting in 4 highly satisfactory wa.
! every member OF tho club being request
I'd 10 devote as much time tn securing
these membership accessons as can be
arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
rht16ren,s Study Club,

The first meeting OF lhe ChiIdr"n S
study club following the summer raca'
ton will be held on Thursday afternoon
in the board Of trade building. Mrs
Charles F. Jackson vii! read a paper IN
Child Study" and following this dele
gates to tho state convention. which
meet here in October. will be named
Mrs. Frances W. Hyde is directress
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Sutton-l

Saturday afternoon. al the parson
age of the North Street VI. +. church
.he marriage of Miss Catherine ElizA
beth Lambert. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. S. G. Lambert of North Wheel
ing. 10 Floyd Lynn Sutton. Of Bellaire
! was solemnized by Rev. J. Fl. Hess at
> o'clock Only q few friends witness
, cd the ceremony, and the couple were
unattended. Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton will
be at home TO their friends at River.
view, O., after Septembe- 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
Bring Out Your
Hidden Beauty

Beneath that soiled. discolored, fsde
or aged complexion is one fair - lof
gently absorb the devitalized surface
Skin, revealing the youthfully fresh:
white and beautiful skin underneath
Used by refined women who prefer COM
plcxions Of true naturalness. Mercoil1edS$
wax in one ounce package. with direc-s
lions for use, is sold by all druggists.
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Announced

Engagement Announced
Copies of the following cards have
been received by the many friends OF
the young couple:
Mrs. Katherine E. Rraeudigan,
of Warwood
announce the engagement OF her
daughter
Ruth Elizabeth
William Howard Stuntz
son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuntz
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Reception at Y. W.. C. a.
This evening At the Young Women'a
Christian Association. the secretaries
will be honored at an informal reGep.
ton between the hours of eight and
ten o'clock. The board of managers
is in charge of the affair. and the r.
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Helen McCabe, CARA Rose Coleman,
Agnes Laxina Dick, Mrs. Estella Nc
iGintv. Mr.. W. p. Lear, Dr. Frank Car
roll, DR. Charles ]. Ryan. Mr.. John T..
Howley, Mr.. Frank Eberly, Mr.. Albert
Daugherty, Mr. Bernard Alexander,
Mr.. O. +. Heyman and Mr.. .. +. Hey
man and Mr. VIM. Nolan.
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Eor Mrs McaIIistcr

For Mrs. McAiIister.
Mrs. George y. Mckown entertained
al har home in Echo Point. Thursday
evening. complimentary TO Mrs. Frank
McAll:stcr Of Detroit. Mich. wau ms
been visiting in this city for the past
TWO weeks.
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Will Meet Monday.

The Kings Daughters of Thomson
NJ. T. church, will hold their usual
monthly meeting in the church parlors
on Monday evening. Topics relating
to business matters will be considered,
and il is hoped all members will at
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
Dinner Party.

Mrs. George Downs entertained las
evening, at her home in MOundsyiiI@
with a dinner party. which compll-
mented Mrs. G.. l.. Long. Of Shadysld|.
and Mrs. George Etzel and daughter
Mrs. Oryille F'rantz, of Martins Ferry.
blossoms in pink and white made a
very attractive ccnterpece for The
liable al which there were covers laid
for twelve guests.
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For Miss BuskfieId.

Miss Ada Bebout al her home on
South Front street. entertained on Sat,
urt.ay afternoon in compliment to Miss
Elizabeth Bushfield. Details Of the
pretty affair we're characteristically
/ Japanese, wislaria blossoms haVins
been extensively used in the decora
! tions about the verandah and rooms
A luncheon Of pink and white appoint
ments was served. after a few hours
devoted 10 needlework. The following
guests were invited:
Misses:
Elizabeth Bush Mary McNash
field Mabel Harpfer
! DruSie Sawtell Martha Ross
Jessie MCCullagh Amy Rogers
! Helen Garden Jane Barry
! Jessie Ross
Mcsdames:
Robert Barry Walter Drichorst
! Guy Rcbout
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OaIzell. chmeid

Oalzell.Schmeid.
The following announcements maze
been received BY friends OF the bride
al Moundsville. where she has ire
uuenlly been the guest Of her grant
parents. Rev. and Mrs. J. +. Curtis
The cards read:
DR.. and Mrs. j. II. Schmeld
announce the marriage OF their
daughter
Mary l.oren;z
Mr.. Harry Gilmore lalzcll
on Friday. September first,
nineteen hundred and sixteen
al Baltimore, Maryland.
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Afternoon Party,

Afternoon Parly.
\ preltily arranged party, Whlct
will take place this afternoon VIII non
or Miss Elizabeth Dushfield a bride
elect of this week, and Mrs. William
Patterson, nee Miss Ann Beuter
whose wedding was 10 reNnt date
Miss Ellen F'reter will be hostess a
her home in kirkwood, and the guest:
will find bridge a captivating pastime
\ luncheon will be served by the hos
tess with pink and white as its ap
pontments, and decorations will als'
be attractively combined in; pink an,
white. The guests will include:
Mesdames:
William Patterson Arthur Whitley
+. H. Ran Harry Jungling
Charles Duncan Harry Morris
C., G.. Buchanan Howard Wilson
John Kuhn S. \. Gillette
Charles Smoot
Misses:
Elizabeth Rushheld Clara Rose Cole.
Esther He'll man
Rosetta Emblem Mary Ellen Nc
Dora Neininger Nash
Mary Lewis May fIowley =
Gene Ward Helen Crlcken-
Louise E'reteT berger
Rupcrtha Blum Mabel Morgan
adelaide Shockey Anna Parks
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
500 HORSES co
TO HOT SPRINGS


HOT SPRINGS. Ar.. Fob -. lau'-
rla'l WIN h"r-os "u their way from
san Diego. 'al. San Antonio. T'''s.
an1 points Bon oknhnmu and with n
WtloIll. "l the horsos now In Sew
'il'nn. promised. the local and visiting
pnhl. r taking % very Keen interest BOO
ih' l",nlN one days nr" meet which
. ''n,dul'd 4" open Zoo this city March
Ih' program iF assured Joseph "
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
BLOCKADE MINISTER, NEW
ENGLISH CABINET POST

LONDON. Feb % The government
rough the Marquis NJ Lansdowne am
nounrrd in the house OF lords Tuesday
night That it had decided To turn over
40 matters connected with the blockade
I' Germany 10 one man. who would RAM,
w full Nrdgcd cabinet mcmb,r IL is
understood the nrW post win 20 To I,ori
Robert D'ru. who since the formation ~
lh' coalition government. has been under
secretary for foreign affairs lie viii rr-
laln this post Joining the cabinet as
blockade minister
Lord Robert Cern. parliamentary un.
der secretary Tor foreign affairs Wednr--
dry attended cabinet meeting Tor the
nrt tim" IN his capacity as minister o,
hIurIqd,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
DEMAREST. CRACK GUST
NOT DEAD AS REPORTED

CHICAGO. Feb 22.-Calun :. pcNar-
est former amateur champion bnardist.
whose death AZ the state hospital for the
insane ut Elgin, M, was reported Tues
doy night IS alive and improving in
health, according 10 officials at the
asylum Wednesday
pemnrcst a leader among the profes.
sloual players, suffered n nervous break
down last June and attacked his wife
with knife
pr lhwlcN deputy superintendent At
the asylum said hr was AZ loss to eN-
plain how Tine report OF p,marcsts death
occurred
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23

do amy 'urng The rod scout rounded
up ih" players Induced lhpm 10 become
Feds. and then called ON G1nynl t0 .Ilu
them up what Camel dat Was only 900
the lu. of bis duty as manager and 10
yus AN on'nsc that ought To- be- quickly
0OrgiNHhl. In these peaceful DAYS
But it hasn't been acor, of men
who actual, jumped their Organized
baseball contracts and told their en-
plp''if 60 gp 20 torrid zone. hay, been
taken back Hui John Camel. tu, aIlh-
iu' servant ~ IN" organization for nearly
twenty five }cHis. pult only after hr hul
49, Wod himself that uu harm would
COME io others through hIs action. John
'nn."l Glenn and huuo1t aunt uk. %
w'n and John GsulI can't come back
$50. blacklist" chg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
Something New


A brief blt ago Vo wrote tu e. we'll
known golfer Who 's also ON known
IuElclau ns iu h'- opinion Of the present
amateur goll rUlc Ills answer follows.
~ YOU are going To- have rules hrtonl
the mere prohibition NJ cash prizes and
teaching and taking railroad fare and
hotel expenses, 10 should prohibit think.
Hl business connection with sporting
goods or seed houses. ull connection with
cdlting ur writing for rof magazines. an
golf writing Tor newspapers lvNrcpt rr.
poriIugl, nll connection with golf arch-
lecture, for pay II would also include
selling bonds or insurance ON the strength
NJ ones rof reputation Personally
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
BICYCLS RACERS LEAVE
RECORDS IN THE LURCH

KANSAS CITY. Fob 2g with Il rec
ord of 5ii miles In thlrtv-thrcc and one
half hours of riding, which was said to
ton tho former record by forty two miles
the nine teams In the siN.day bicyclc
race here wore ready to resume the con.
test on the NTH DAY with relative posi-
tions unchanged from what they were
when Tuesdays gtnd was begun Seven
teams were punched in the lead
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
TOUCHED By AMERICAN KINDNESS.

BERLIN IrH .H OH, wireless. u
NaHvill" TNo American Association of
commerce and Trad, of Berlin uiI open
uu March I a Now auxiliary Kitchen for
persons Impoverished hy the vu. Tho
newspapers uomment with satisfaction
un This proof of American NmmUy ssvs
the over Seas News agency
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-02-23
QUICK TRIGGER PROWLER
WOULD BLOW CATHEDRAL

N'NNENpOLlS. MINI. Feb gg Min.
u'apuns police Tu,sdny night yycrs
scar hing Cor a man suspected Of a.
tempting 10 damage the Cathedral Of 81.
Mary herr ana who fired twice at tho
chief engineer Of the cathedral when tho
hitter and an assistant discovered him
proNling around the basement OF the edI-
flee late Monday night Neither bullet
took effect Peter Callahan chief en-
rn'cr -Hld that Monday night some ,u,
HHd drawn an tho water from one NJ tho
blk boilers hut this had been discovered
w rIm, 10 avert an explosion