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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04

Resinol Soap is not only unusually
cleansing and softening, but its regular
use gives to the skin and hair that
natural beauty of perfect health which
cosmetics can only initiate,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04

that one has to be
very careful. There is
one method, however,
that you need never
hesitate to use, even
on q baby's tender
skin-that is the res
mol treatment. Resi-
- :: A. ,,,,.,,r;nt;nn
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04
"Mear Fr1CeS will
Not Come Down" is

"Mear rrlces will
Not Come Down" is
the cheerfulnews that comes
from the DepartnientofAgri-
culture. Meat prices will
not worry the man or woman
who knows that a Shredded
Wheat Biscuit will supply
more real body : building
nutriment than beefsteak or
eggs and at much less cost.
Shredded Wheat remains
the same price, the same
high quality, supplying all
the nutriment a man needs
for a half days work. Two
shredded wheat biscuits
with peaches and cream or
other fruits make a complete,
nourishing meal at a cost of
not over FIVE cents. Made
at Niagara Falls. N. Z.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04

CHARLESTON: West Virginia
will probably have team in the ma
tional rifle matches which will be
held this year - Jacksonville, Fla,
beginning on October II. The Ma
tlonal Guard of West Virginia con-
tains more than score of shots who
have participated in these matcheu
in former years and Adjutant Gener-
al John c. Bond is now arranging for
the selection of the 1916 team. The
war department has made these
matches open to civilians as we'll as
military teams but 1t has not been
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04
Safe Home Remedy
for Skin-TrOubIes

Eczema, ringworm, and other itching,
burning skin eruptions arc so easily
made worse by/ improper treatment
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04

decided yet whether West Virginia
will have a civilian team.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04

WHEELING: Announcement Of
dates for a number OF county Sunday
school conventions TO be held in this
state during October has been made
At the headquarters of the West Vir-
ginia State Sunday School Associa-
tion here. Included in the conven-
tons are the following: Cabell at
Guyandotte. October and 4;
Wayne, place not selected. October 5
and 6; Putnam at Winfield. October
8, and Boone at Madison October .
and 10. These conventions will be
in charge OF Alfred Day. of SYRIA
cuse. n. Y. temporary field worker
for the state association. The Mari
on county convention will be held at
Worthington on October 5 and Will
he in charge of the Rev. W. II.
Fields, of Wheeling. and DIR. D. Il.
Purinton. of Morgantown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04

CHARLESTON: Summers county
taxpayers viii construct a road con-
Meeting Hinton. the county seat, with
the Greenbrier county line.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04

Thomas Manion, OF Mount Carmel.
Pa. owns thirty-year-old hen.
y. G. Elmer. of Cleveland. has
made a fortune selling five-cent
pics.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-04

Russia is large producer Of as
bestos.
a miniature automobile horn blown
Ivy pressing an electric button has
been invented TO replace door bells.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
DISCUSS REFlNANCING PLAN
ChnnEr In Tennessee Copper Company
Is Proposed 70 stock
hOlbrrs.
fHy Associated rrcss

SEW YORK. October -, re-
!inancinS plan for the Tennessee. Cop
per Company. Involving the formation
OF = new company I" be itnown as
the Tennessee Copper and Chemical
Corporation was submitted to-day 10
stockholders by bankers who have un
lcrwrittcn the plan.
II is proposed that the new company
have an issue Of 100000 shares OF cap
i;al stock OF no par vaiuo, OF which
20o.oon would be held for exchange for
shares OF the old company, III. rest TO
be offered TO stockholders OF that com
pany at SIG a share. The sum of s3,-
10000 is needed. il is stated. 10 de-
relop the comrany's business.
II is planned eventually To merge
the new company with tho old. with
AdolDh Lewisohn as president. and 20
place it's stock in fvcyear voting
trust
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
Hughes 5 Altitude
on Liquor Scored
Probition Candidate Declares
There Was "Inoisi6ic Corern-
nacnt' at albany.
FBy Associn;cd rrcss !

]
SOUTH BEND, IND. October IL
Declaration by Charles L. Hughes, in
Omaha. that there was no invisible gov.
ernmcnt in Albany while he WAS Gov
crnor OF New York. caused j. Frank
hah!N. irohohition candidate for Pres
iacht. to-day 10 assail IIughcs's attt-
'uhe on tn" liquor question during tha;
period. llanly insisted tho liquor IN
tefests then comprised "a powerful in
Visipic government" In New York. and
ihat hughes refused TO att;,cl; them
take issue lia,ly with Mr.. IIughcs's
statement that while he was Governor
OF New York there. was no invisible
government" said Ar. lianly to-day 10
several audiences in Michigan .ud IN.
dinana.
There was no hour during his ad-
mnistration when invisibil. govern
incnt was not Triumphant .,t Albany
nor has there been All hour since when
IT has not been. MI. Hughes knew il and
WAS constantly importuncd by the best
citizens VI his Commonwealth to do
battle with il. and he refused to molcst
ii or even touch i,."
III dominates MI Hughes now. seal
ing his lips, making his tongue mute,
dominates MIN until nothing can per
*uad" Or induce hin, I" give public
nt,ernnc'. however slight. against IL.
though h: has journe%cd for days
through states where the reorl. are at
death grips with it,"
Finding that Michigan vets were
urging that President Wilson is "p-
POSED to Statewide prohibition. ir.
l.andrith. vice presidential noininc..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
WOULD HAVE STATED
FACTS no rItE. PEOPLE

Try A.Fociatc.i Pr.ss
S!OEN CITY, IA. October IL
Charles L. hughes. facing an audience
here tonight replied in answer to a
Question as TO whether lie would repeal
the Adan:sou law If elected President:
that "a surrender could no, be repeal
cd"
Mr.. Hughes WAS asked wha, he would
have done 10 avert ;hc threatened rail-
:ond strike.
III arbitration had been rcfusei."
MIR. Hughes replied. II should have gone
right TO the American people. stated
the facts ana put the Responsibility
where II belonged"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
NEW NOTE TO GREECE
GRAVE ~ CHARACTER

ny Associated prcs.
LONDON, October i7.--Nicc- Admiral
f"urnct. comInandcr OF the Angio-
French rcci in the Mediterranean, has
handed the Greek government a new
note OF an extremely grave character.
says 4 dispatch To the Exchange Telc-
graph Company from Athens dated
yesterday. Following the presentation
OF the note King Constantine. II is
added. came to the capital in haste
from the royal residence At Tatoi
The railway stations OF A;hcns and
firacus. the city hall at the capital
aud the Custralla barracks have been
occupied by French and Italian sailors
10 the lumber OF LOCO. while $50 blue
Jackets with two machine guns have
been stationed in the municipal thea
ter. according TO Reuter- dispatch
from Athens % day. The city is quiet
An urgent CABINET council has been
summoned.
II is Officially explained, adds the
dispatch. that the dc;nchments landed
w!ll assist the police in stopping
demonstrations which threaten troubIs.
The allies have taken over the Greek
ba,tleships K.lkis (formerly the United
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
GREEK SITUATION
AGAIN ASSUMES
CRITICAL PHASE
Note of Extremely Grave
Character" Presented to
Government by Allies.
CONSTANTINE HURRIES
BACK TO HIS CAPITAL
Remainder of His Fleet Now in
Hands of French and
British.
MANY BUILDINGS OCCUPIED
Urgent Cabinet Council Is Summoned
to Discuss Latest Develop
mcntS.
to Discuss Latest Develop
mcntS.

Associated
LONDON. October li.-Wtth the &C
cupation OF Athens and Piracus br
marines froni tho warships OF tho en-
tcttc powers. a tense situation has
arisen III Athens. Great crowds OF
Royalists have paraded tho streets OF
tho Greek capital. cheering the King,
a.it. cor!ons OF Greek troops and ma.
rn,s have been thrown about the rai.-
way stations. city hall and other points
occupied by tho entente forces ~
prevent clashes between them and the
Royulists.
AN unofficial dispatch says Admiral
du Fournci was Kissed by the thronCs
in the streets of Athens and that a
detachment nf French sailors was
driven back by tic hostile crowd. King
Constantine, in speech to the officers
Of his fleet, told them lie would stand
by them. no matter what consequences
might follow their loyalty to Greece
y Reuters dispatch from Athens says:
The situation appears 10 lie dan.
ecrouS There have been Ro-.,lis;
dcmoustrations in the streets. Admiral
du Fournct. commander OF the en-
tentc allied fleet in tle mediterranean,
was Kissed. and !, detachment OF French
sailors WAS driven back by IA hostile
crowd.
~ procession cf some 1000 nulcor
tents. headed by the Greek and Amer
lean flags, stopped outside the Amer
lean legation. protested against tho
landing of foreign marines and de-
manded the protection of the American
minister. who was absent
The demonstrators then paradcd the
! streets singing the Greek national
anthem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
SANCTION RAIL WAY MERGER
StorkhOldcrs Vote for consolidation of
Several Roads in PcnnsyI-
Vnnia system.
Ev A.socia,sh rres..

holders OF the Pittsburgh. cincinnati,
Chicago and ST, Louis Railroad here
to-day accepted 10y almost unanimous
vote the agreement for tho merger and
consolidation Of The Nanialia Railroad
Company, the Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and kentucky Railroad Company. the
Chicago. Indiana and Eastern Railroad
Company, the Anderson Belt Line Rail
way Company and tho Pittsburgh, Gin
cinnati. Chicago and st. Louis Rail
road Company.
The consolidation Will group into one
organization the railroads in the Penn
syl"ania SYSTEM between Pittsburgh
ana ST. Louis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
SPEAK IN SEVEN CITIES
Prohibition Candidates IIani! aud
Lnndrith Have Busy Day in
Michigan.

JACKSON. MICH. October II.
Frank Ilanly and Ira I.andrith. national
Prohibition candidates. to-day entered
their last Statewide vet and dry fight
FOR the year, filling engagements In
seven MichiGan cities. They urged all
factions TO get together in the light to
put saloons out Of business
High hopes were expressed By Bur
ton IL. Lockwood. Prohibition state
chairman. who accompanied the speak
ers to-day. that the State would so
dry.
There were no ncw Developments to-
day in the matter Of The breaking OF
the plate glass on an observation car
Of 4 train near Fort Wayne. lnd. By
q stone or II bullet last night. but II Is
generally agreed now that a ston. was
thrown by some one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
DEMANDS ARE REFUSED
Committee of Striking Standard oil
Employees Has Little
Success.
INv i ssocintcG rrrs4.

BAYONNl;. y. j., October l7.-Thc de-
mandS Of the striking Standard oil en-
plyccs again were refused to-day, when
Il committee, representing tho strikers
conferred with George IicnncSsy. super
intcndcnt OF the Standard Oil Com
pany'S main plant.
superintendent IIcnncSSy Informed
the committee, il was reported. that
lie would deal with them when they
dropped their wage demand. He said
the company was ready to grant or
arbitratc the other demands regarding
working conditions and Encouragement
OF hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
HOLLANDS TRADE PLANS
Arranging for Rettcr HrIati"us With
South md Central
.4nieriru.
.Dy Associn:,L Fres.:

Nv AHsOclN''U PFcNs.
NEW YORK. October lI.-Ilolland
plans to establish larger and better
trade relations with South and Central
America after tho war. according to ".
Brugman, importer of Amsterdam. who
arrived to-day on the steamship Dyn-
dam.
Mr.. Brugman is managing director
OF tho Holland.South America Trade
Society, recently organized with cap
ital of s2,ooo,o0o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
Much nond work In Arkan.os.

[ BV Af3nCiht'd I'rrsS
LITTLE ROCK, ARK. October H.
Road work projected in Arkansas from
October I, 1915. to October !, 1916,
amounted to 1890 miles In length, at an
estimated cost of S5.605,75 according
to announcement by w. r. Owen, State
Highway Commissioner. to-day. Sixty
seven different districts wore project
ed. and, work either was commenced.
finished or is under way.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
CHEAT NfIii\i ACTIVITY
tI0Nt. FRONT N FRANC
ln, Nsaociutcd lrcsa.I


LONDON. October ~. Tho I:,iiish
oihciai StatcucuI This evening says:
''To- day "" naNc hombnrd"d enemy
positions IN III" ucignburhood OF Ncu-
viiic-Si. NaHsi. WNt>cnnct" aud north.
cast Of Nur"S. south Of The Amer"
there was couSiicrabl, lrtillcr. .ac-
tivitA on both sides.
THE clear weather yesterday gaN,
scope Tor great acrial aciivits cur
Continued on Second page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
THOUSANDS Or t:EEE:kS
SWARM STREETS or ATHENS

Wy NSSCNiat.. Press
ATHENS Monday. October IL tvin
l.cndon) October I5.--Marines from the
ships OF the entente powers to the
numbcr OF about 1000 have been
landed at rraeus and have occupied
the railway station ;st riracns and SOW
"rnl buildings in Athens. immediately
TINS bccdn." known. the streets OF
Athens swarmnd with Greeks fran.
ticaily cheering King Constantine anu
chanting the Greek national anthem.
GrcaG crowds marched through th.
streets. thousands gathering in the
ncirhborhood OF tho post -o1iicc suuarr
Ihc War Minister. General Dracos
"r"crrd out Greek troops and marines
10 guard every approach to tn square
IN order 10 prevent any clash between
creek civilians and the French, who
occupied that section. establishing a
complete Gordon about the French and
taking all precautions TO avoid arv
incident or accident capabl. of start
ing strife
IL l. impossible TO prctic, w1etlcr
'ronple can hc prevented throughout
thc night. TIL. Greek government; Is
iuliy alive TO the ;,ct that Gr.cca's
t'tc hangs on the prevention of furth.-
measures on the part or the French
comma nder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
t.ETFEH or WILSON
EURW WiRDED 10 RIJ.i;Its

TIL" letter scnt by the prcSidnn, to
the various nations. uadc public to-
day. is as follows:
'Your Majrs,y.--m view Of III" over
whelming disaster which has bcfallcn
.hc millions "f uuu"omhatant inhabi-
tanis OF Poland. feel justified by the
universal and earnest expression OF tho
sEinpathics of the American people. re-
gardlass of raTal origin or political
sentiment, Ia suggest ia Your Majesty
that tho subject Of Ways and means
for the saving OF those people who
still survive bc given the further
benevolent considcralion OF Your
Majesty's government.
while no one can fail 10 appreciate
II CONTINUED on second Page.) $50.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
SAILORS ARE REVIEWED
HI KING C0NSTANTtSt:

Earlier ia The day, :, review by King
tonstantins u the sailors hcloncing TO
the vessels OF Ii" creek navy. whril
were taken possession OF 10y the en-
ten :, allies. WAS made the occasion
OF an Immense EoyalSi dt tmonStration
crowds par''ding the streets h"ulin;;
iiic-siHcd rc'traits oil tht sovereign
'tit" wildly checrin" for the monarch
ADMIRAL .pamiano:.. Minister Of Aia.
rii'r, rrnd an order OF the day praisinI;
thc loyalty of the sailors and compi:.
!h.ntihS them on th.ir conduct. ,indcr
most trying circumstances
Atlcr tn" cHrcmonN, the kim ~.
scmblcd tn" cfiiccrS ;tbou; him ma adj
dressed th'm personally. eNprcSS!a4
bride thai they pad >corficU Offer OF
money ah" h"nurs and had remained
faithful 10 their oath and lhcir conn
i"y. He gave hls word that ho would
stan" 10y them 20 the end ;;-ainss
whatever conScqn"nccs tneir ioyalty
might entail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
SPECIAL PRAYERS
TO Be ELIMINATED
Church No Longer Will Petition
for Long Life and Health
of President,
GOVERNOR ALSO OMITTED
Resolution Admitting Women to
Membership Narrowly Es-
capcs Killing.
GOVERNOR ALSO OMITTED
fBy Associated Prcss.l !

ST. LOUIS. MO. October 1.-The
house Of deputies OF the General Con
vention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church to-day voted to eliminate tho
special prayers FOR the President OF
the United States from the morning
and evening prayer services and 10 sub
stitutc for them prayer for the safety
and preservation Of the nation. The
same prayer will be used in both ser
vices.
A. II is now in the prayer book. The
norninG prayer asks for TIA. President
the boon "in health and prosperity
long to live" and that he finally may
attain everlasting JOY and felicity.
the new prayer is adopted for both
services. and. while asking that the
rresiucnt "ind all others ia authority
be given the wisdom and strcnsth to
know and TO do Thy wilE' makes no
reference TO long lfc. health, pros
pcrity or eternal felicity.
The house also voted. despite Wig
orous protests. 20 omit the VOLS.
The Governor OF this state" from the
evening prayer. II being argued that
al! others in authority" included the
Governors.
Tho change MUST he approved 10y
The house OF bishops and by the next
general convention before IL can be
come effective.
E.v. leighton Parks. Of New York
who spoke IN favor OF the change. said
the present prayer i'll the morning
service WAS an adaptation Of tho prayer
Tor the King in the prayer book OF
tho Church or England. and that IL
WAS trivial to pray for the health. pros
pcrity and long lltc of the pr.sidcn,
Roosevelt Page. OF Beaver Dam, Va
:. brother nf Ambassador Thomas Nr!.
son Facc. objected ID the change. H."
con,enGcd that the prayer was 10:
trivial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
GREAT BRITAIN AWAITS
U-BgAT ANNOUNCEMENT
Will Make No Official Representation
Thrill This coumtry's .Atti-
tude Is Known.
STATEMENT by vIsCouNT GREY
Tells Lords lie PrcsumcS Washington
l. Making Full Inquiry Into What
Happened During Rccen, Raid ot
Gcruuu Submarines


LONDON. October l..-Thc British
Iovernmen, viii not mako any onicia,
representation TO ,nc United States
concerning the German submarine U-as
pending an announcement Of it's atii-
tudc by III" American government. said
Ntscount Grey, Secretary Of State for
Foreign Affairs. in the House OF Lords
to day.
In reply 10 q question concerning
the attitude OF the United states toward
EritiHh PATROLS. Niscoun, Grey said
that the l'nited States admitted the
british Ships were not exceeding their
lcga! rights under International law.
but that the american government
complained OF their presence on the
ground of the Irritation which the con
timed presence Of hcllccrcnt warships
of The coast of III. United states nat
urally caused a neutral country. lie
declared that the United states had
requested Grea, britain cmphaticaliy
not To patrol OF its coast and said
thar instructions were sent 10 The
British ships there 10 avoid causing
amy unnecessary irritation and 10 COM
ply far MS possible with the Amcri-
can request
NATTER EOR AMERICAN
GOVERN 1IENT ONLY
with regard 10 the U-53" the
Foreign Secretary continued, ",ve do
not know what steps wer. taken by
tn" United states for pairollinr its
waters or in regard to comina. To port
ana securing Information from news
pap"rs. We IL" not Know whcthcr il is
true ,hat american warship~ got out
"i tn" submarines way. That is q
matter for the American government
only. "nd we assume that government
IS making full inquiries We also as-
Sum" ~ will announce it's attitude in
dn" course. Pending that. W. do not
propose I" make any official rcprcSen-
i'i!"n on The subject Of the submarine
The question conccrniu" tile German
submarine raid in american waters
Was raised tN Baron Charles Ecres-
i"f'i. FORMER commander ~ the I;ritiS,l
nom" ilcc,: Earl Grey. former ,;ovrr-
nor-,ieucral nf Canada and others
i;ar"n l;crcsfnrd asked whether british
cruisers We're removed from american
waters owing 10 American objections
dnd IL 50. what sjcuS the government,
proposed for the projection Of EriliSl,
vessels. He criticized the submarine
reply - az least curt aud said the
american ideas ri neutrality were
curious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-18
4 Business Guide

Real Estate and Court -Ncws
Daily in Times-Dispatch
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

Washington.-Senate today unan-
imously directed Atty Gen. Gregory
to send full report of his inVestiga-
tions of Standard Oil Co. and other
oil interests which are charged with
boosting prices and fixing disCrim-
inatory costs.
= Winona, Minn.-FIoods of Missis-
sippi river on Wisconsin side, just
across from WinOna, blamed for the
drowning of Peter B. Crogan, his
wife, daughter, 5, and son, 2.
New York. - Presbytey is today
on record, "a to 8, that biblical story
of virgin birth of Christ and other
bible miracles are not to be accepted
too literally.
Passaic, N. J.-Frank La cara will
spend year in Jail because he threw
arms around perfectly strange lady
on street and kissed her. He blamed
-exuberance on high ball
Darlington, W. Va.-Judge Dice in
circuit court upheld right of police
Justice to impose death penalty in
case of Spot, sheep killing dog, whose
case was appealed.
New York.-VandaI who destroys
fine gowns by squirting oil on them
as their weaTers walk along crowded
streets being sought by police follow
ing several cQmplaintss -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11
NEW SUNDAY CLOSING PROBE
BOTH SIDES IN OMIT

A gigantic City-wide conspiracy to
sanction. evasions of the Sunday
closing order is being investigated by
a combined force of wet and dry
leaders headed by Anton J. Cermak,
municipal court bailiff and secretary
of the United Societies. Yesterday
Cermak presented evidence to the
states att'y's Office which he says in
wolves so salOonkeepers and political
leaders in the 29th ward, which has
been represented in the council by
Aid. Hrubec and McDermOtt.
CeTmak says he has more evil
dence which he intends to turn over
to States Atty HOyne and that he is
going to fight for complete Sunday
closing or none at all.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11
SEPARATION OF SHIRT AN
COLLAR IS EXPLAINED
AND

Washington, April Tits all over
but the mOnument-thatis is, if a mon
ument fits the crime" The COM
merce department has found original
builder of the original billed shirt"
and collar. The inventor was a
woman-wife of Troy, N. Y, black
smith, way back in 1925.
Unmindful of the years of suffer-
ing her discovery has led to, the
woman realized one Monday as she
bent up and down over her soapy
tub that shirts stay clean longer than
collars. Hence the separate collar.
1t saved her work.
The innovation appealed to the
Rev. Ebenezer Brown, who retired
from saving souls to selling shirts.
Brown put separate collars and cuffs
on market about 1929. They were an
instant success. Separate shirt
bOsOms followed.
The department made it's discovery
during an investigation which dis
closed $82,4OO,OO0 worth of shirts
turned out in 1909. It found 8O.46
per cent of al collars and cuffs made
in America come from Troy.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-04-11
A DISTRESSING EXPERIENCE,
EITHER WAY!

Six hours later we were finally
picked up by the Primrose and the
Magnolia and arrived at Queens
town, Ireland, many of US half
naked, others half dressed Panama
Star and Herald.
-O-O
WAS THERE SPEECHMAKING
J. w. Dunlap, editor OF the Lodi
Review, has had some experience in
the last two weeks-elected presi-
dent of the Lodi board of trade and
almost asphyxiated just afterward.-
Knsman CO., Courier.
Aunt Lucy-Good mo'nin', Pahson
Pewter MoUt' All ask what kind OBJ
music yo' all gwine ter hab inter de
new church?
- The RaTsOn-OEganiC. Punch.