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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
PAIR SENT UP FOR
Indefinite TERM
wEIRToN COUPLE WHO HELD UP
AND ROBBED TOLL KEEPER
GO TO PEN.
Foreigner Gets From One 20 Twenty
Years-Generai News of
6teubenville

STEtRE\NILLE o.. MAY 27-Nrs.
Rose Miller and J. W. Harris. residents
OF Neirton. ". Va. VINO several weeks
HEp made a murderouS assault upon
Iullkeepcr William Williams. Of the
Market street bridge. when he Cerccr~1
them 90 the at uf ruhh'ug the cash
drawer. were given AN Indeterminate
-'uieucD OF from one To- fifteen years
10 the Ohio u'uiteutiarN to-day hy Judge
Carl r. smith. 100 common pleas court.
They entered "a plea OF guilty tu an IN
dlctmeut charging them with assault
with intent To- rob. Two other luIict-
mgnts returned against them boy tho
recent grand jury We're uollisd. HaT-
rL~ and tho Miller woman St',p'I ~
~" dollhouse one night tu wait for a
NNirt"n street car While there. rusv
attempted Co. rob tho place aud 300 a des-
r'rat' fight with them Williams. the
AGED tOIlk"'p'r Was knocked SeuSeless
"a th % blackjack Harris a. first claim
Cd tho woman was his wife. hut the
woman herself rtfuted his statements
al the preliminary hearinr Both We're
former residents OF WcllSpurg. W. Va.
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GAINESVILLE, 0

\ miscellaneous shower was given
Monday evening at the home OF Miss
Eta Fisher OF East Main street. for
Miss Blanche Barnes, whose mar
riage TO Mr. Jack Conner. of Caldwell,
will take place mex fall ad Mrs. Camp
sic Bailey Spencer. The affair was
given by the teachers of the public
schools and Mrs. Spenser and Miss
Barnes were the Recipients OF many
nice and useful gifts.
Sewing Bee
The Senior Woman's Missionary
Society Of the Presbyterian Church
gave a sewing bee in the church. Mon
day afternoon; a silver Offering was
taken.
Senior Banquet
The Senior Class OF the B~arnesville
High school gave a banquet in the
Masonic Hall. Tuesday evening. The
hall was prettily decorated in the class
colors. red and gray. Music was fur
nished by a diamond-disc ph%onograph
loaned by Rupert stephens.
In New York
Mrs. o. p. Norris. of North Chest
nut street is attending the meetings
Of the Gen. Fed. of Woman's Clubs,
as a delegate from the GAINESVILLE
Tourist Club. The meetings are being
held there from May % 10 June 3.
Preparations are being made for
49, AA1AaAA AHAANNaNN w. " az 80 NAA'
PRESBYTERIAN church. Friday evening.
May &c.
Mr.. Ashton Audrendts. returned the
first Of the week from a business trip
10 Wichita. Kansas. lie made the trip
In his automobile.
Mrs. {. NJ Cole. OF South Lincoln
avenue. will leave Thursday for a few
days visit with her daughter. Miss
Mildred. who is attending schoJi at
ohio Wesleyan College.
The local schools closed Wednes-
day for the summer vacation, which
lasts three months.
Mr. and Mrs George Gardner and
children have returned 10 their home
in Pittsburgh after a visit with rela-
4 number from this city attended
the Ringing Bros. circus at Wheeling.
Tuesday.
Claude Latshaw IS improving after
an Illness 81 measles.
~ T.. Davis. OF belmont. was a bust
ness caller here. the FIRST Of the week.
r.. y q. Smith. the ieweler, Is a
business visitor a. Lancaster.
Eber Leake. Of CrotOn. O., Is visit
ing his cousin, Erson Ogg. Of West
Main street.
Mrs. John Burkhart and daughter
Clara. Of SOmerton. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Walter Clary Of Sycamore
street.
Mr. and Mrs l.. W smith. Of Mar.
tins Ferry have returned 10 their
home after n visit with relatives here.
= spoke about her sumach lips.
And OF her white throat like a lily.
Then felt n sudden h-cart-cClipse.
For she aycrrod that I was silly
But whom I whispered that her voice
From trouble was n sweet %entrauCCr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
DON'T GO TO BED WITH
COLD FEET

an ounce 81 prevention BE- worth a
pound 81 uro and people who are
Hbi'cf fo attacks OF Rheumatism
.HHuIi newer Eo fU bod with cold feet
whole luf Ia hs.rf aa.d about TAX
Ira .aIfe aud eIcr,c.Iug tablets for
r''UmIN.m and ar.8fIca. llf those
Who eIfHr sharp fuiu-ra and painful
.ou.'Dr |nIufa need something power.
ful tu over come their pItsous suffer.
Ha
ANY hrnad.u'r1od druggist viii ton
F0u fHHf ono iHIf f,lspooumI of Rhcu.
ua taken once "a dy Ia driving moro
.egmafI.m ouf OF afflicted people
Cham OH fhr faIf. rn earth RIrhf in
fh.a rsirfnorhood John Coleman Co
1rI ai drlrsirfa se'l large quantities
.0f H .ur'sf and most .uoHprusivciy
about Go cents a bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

The case Of Prank NJ. Hogan ". The
>teubeEville Pottery Company. has pecn
settled and costs paid.
The court has instructed the Penn
sylNauia Railroad Company 60 pay TO
Ntck l'ellegrino. damages 10 the sum
.of s23.25.
The court has uysrrulsd a motion for
q new trial In tho case or ohio on ref,.
ton OF Prosecutor W. &. Brown vs. N.
Y. Mager and The defendant was order
Cd 90 pay judgment IN the sum or
Sls6I2.
Temporary alImony in the sum OF $50
has been allowed by tho court 20 Lille
VI. Rogers. who has filed her petition
Tor divorce from David Rogers.
= motion FOR y new trial in the case
or Thomas j Cross vs.. Allen and Will
liam i. Watson. was oNsrruIed by the
court ana the defendant was ordered 10
pay judgment 20 the plaintiff IN the
sum Of S6U.1s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
one 20 twenty Years.

Zachary Efmeuku. indicted for
shooting with intent Co XIII. entered a
plea OF guilty 90 tho charge to-day no
was given I'm indstermiuats sentence OF
from one Co twenty years 90 the Ohio
rtuiteutiary. hy Judge Smith. Efmcn-
k0 attempted Co murder has Young wife
DO TINS city. several months ago. Ht
wrote her a letter from Toledo. saving
that "nf tho Command ~ God I Am conn
u- Co S~fsub'uNflls tu kIlT YOU HIS
wife turned the letter over fn tho noe
lice hGt Effmeuko sluisd them on his
arrival here and going o. his wife
home shot fhrruEI tho wIuIHW az her.
Tho bullet Lodged % hsr lex ITO was
arrested Hu hour later and was rcDcntIv
indicted
Annette Hrrrqbet. indicted for CARRYING
.Hurou..3 weapons. pleaded rur'-v .u-
.Ht md was fined $50 and Dr-r- ~
d .DG' smith. bu commentator ~
boo prosecutor. nu indictment ucaHn~t
him charging shooting with intent 90
h.tl. Was rHItIsf
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sues for school runh-

\ civil action. entitled state Of Ohio
on relation Of ". e. Brown Prosecuting
Attorney vs.. William Mcconnell. has
heen Nl'd In common pleas court. ask
Ing Judgment IN the sum OF S2Ss IS
against the defendant. Tn. defendant
was AZ one time treasurer OF the Saline
township school district and IL -
.alleged that ne failed 90 turn over GER
tain school funds TO his successor.
Tn the case Of John g Hayne and
Bert II. Pickett vs. James Coyne. IN.
jury which heard the c0se TO-DAY re-
turned a Judgment OF S4s7 in favor Of
the plaintiffs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
bELLAIRE SOLONS
HOLD BUSY MEET
MAYOR WAssmAN SUBMITS MES
SAGE OF AMOUNT OF MONEY
NEEDED FOR 1917
Calls Atte ntion to Smith Tax Law I'm.
der Which Cities and Schools SUI
fer-Other Bellsire News.

At the regular meeting OF Reilaire
city council last night, Mayor Wass-
man in accordance with the General
code of Ohio submitted his annual
budget of current expense OF the city
for the ensuing year. The message
was brief and called attention 10 the
Smith ! per cent law. The message
follows:
The amount OF one required to
defray the expenditures Of the city
for the year 1917 are as follows. zen
era fund $4,000. Safety fund S25 .uU5
Health fund $1,000; Service fund sac.
525, Total S7G.53O.
Included in the item Of Service
fund We have added the sum of $4,000
TO take care OF the city's portion OF
several OF the streets which should
be repayed. Should II develop the
County Budget commissioners would
be unable 10 grant these amounts,
then a prOpriOnafe reduction should
be made TO all Of the funds. Under
the Smith law the aggregate amount
OF taxes TO be levied for all purposes
must 10 exceed for county purposes
. mills. township > mills. municipal .
mills and schools . mills, making a
total Of = mills. the municipalities
and the schools have not been reCeiy-
ing their just proportion. There Is
no doubt that the budget Commission
will be unable TO allow the different
taxing districts the moun Of money
AFAAAAf1a AAf AA|F anu |Af NthAA VI
education should insist that the Bud.
get Commission reduce the county
levy in the same proportion as they ia
the balance Of kin bodies. which
has not been the case IN the past. AZ
the present time there is "a desire 10
construct county roads the com
missioncrs no doubt will make an -.
fort 10 levy for this purpose. without
a vote OF the people. which means that
all other taxing districts VIII suffer.
While We all approve good roads. 10
should BE- done 10 a way that the
municipalities and schools viii not
rave 10 suffer.
The Budget Commission should be
able to cut the county levy iu Inc
same proportion a. other taxing bod
les. and while the county viii De short
Of funds. The shortage viii no doubt
delay some 81 their proposed improve
ments. but no more han improve
menfs this city has needed ever since
10 Smith Law went into effect
II We must have improved ,pads I'M
the county Do should be- done by a vote
Of the people. and 10 Tho county can ia
without any part Of @ levy which they
intend 20 use for these improved
roads. they should omit same and lol
the other taxing bodies have The bene
NJ ~ the same
Employees ~ rfs public service DO
partmrnt ~ HrI1.rr were granted ai
city council laaf NIGHT The o-dInau0e
with the fa.InFIrg schedule was passe.
'naar i
driver NJ rI.I.. errt. department %.
r'r month f..mtn .f US.
I%s[r,-,- aa r,,s- .r
fI'-af1r .Iarf H.0r.re a. r.r fHH
,,s- rs-s rs. .,.... ra. ,. NJ.
". '.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

SUNDAY. Ture On. has boon cot aa tho
date Tor fha nruaI memorial services
~ Tho United FrufsrrHI Memorial Assoc
.f'i.u "f This 'Ifr ATT arrangement
have hren completed aud ON fia. 20.
mains fU mako fh. affair 4 ar..IH. Ia
srI weather Tho memorial address
sou Poo Delivered hr fudge Charles o.
or fhH various lodges VIII rrrf 4f ffe
nrmurr hall .r flr above dafr and nf.
TOR n short parade aver fhl rf|r.Irt|
streets Df ffn r'fv fhr nrr u|T u.uI
If0 way 'n TIUrrr.Hw tIw.ffrr uf.r.
III. l.------- VII L. .-.---L -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

FollOVluE the Inquest into the death
OF Miss Marie NcuhArdt. who was in-
sfauflg killed Gs the result or %. auto
muhiI, accident near JarYheuurg. sun
IaF night. and iuIuriug fys others. Cor
ouer Roger rendered "a verdict of uu-
a~tuIIabIt accident. Doc uIH IuNssfiEa-
tn. coroner eN1wlncI the autnwu-
bile and found tina the -~-rrnr genr
was defective and refused 90 work 90
the critical moment. and 'nn accident
resulted. The funeral OF the victim
viii take place az tho Jarobsburg NJ. D..
church at noon to-day lutDrwent wlA
Doc made lu tho JaruushurE cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

tn" wreck on the e = 7 line north
of tho Actnavillc bridge was cleared
away yesterday morning and tho fence
will be repaired today ono 81 the
cars hat came together iu tho crash
was reduced to scrap iron. while the
other can he repaired Tho wagon.
which was badly damaged when the
cars came together. was still lving on
the sidewalk last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

onorato Iassero. Italian. Of Pinch
Run, met with a serious accident In
Rail and River mine So. 4 yesterday
afternoon. While engaged at work III a
room "a quantity OF -tpI, fell ana las-
Sero was buried beneath lt. Fellow
workmcn removed the stone and carried
him from thc mout Of the min br.
Zink was called and examination
showed that F-sScro had sustained a
badly crushed left lex and dislocatcd
ankle. After receiving surgical attcn-
ton ne wa move TO his home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

pert. was here today on business.
Attorney David James. OF Martins
Ferry, was a business visitor here to-
DAY.
81. Clairsviuc sent her usual large
d~elegation to the RtnElinC circus al
Wheeling today.
] Peter Boyd. Of the Wheeling Register.
{ Wheeling. W. Va. was here today call
ing on friends.
The term examinations in the local
schools We're finished at noon TODAY.
The grading 81 the papers Will be Hn-
lrhed on Wednesday and the final tests
VIII be held on Thursday and Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Word was received here Yesterday Of
tho death 81 Ma. Lemucl Westlake. at
ner home in Zauesylllo. Monday. The
deceased was the mother OF George
WesfIake. Of this city. "a well kuowu
former big league ball player. The re-
mains will arrive here and will be taken
90 the home Of hsr son. The funeral
services will be conducted Thursday aft
eruoon. with lutsTmout IN Rose Elll
..m.fLrE-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
VIII Recover.

James Dixon. we'll known track
sweeper Of the Wheeling Traction Com
pany. who was injured in the accident
at the Rivervicw crossing Monday at
~tcrnoon, - resting easily at the Mar
tins Ferry hospital The man was en-
gagged in sweeping the tracks az the
crossing when a passenger train. hit an
auto. with the result that the aged
track sweeper was seriously injured
by the flying debris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

rlishmeut md ~
there L. anything. ~
matter how fimnf~.
bow apparently trivial
~ may seem. n n can
AID, help. assist or IN
any way cumf0rt ~
expcciant mother. 70 10
y blessing. And srrb
u n remedy caffeI
Mothers FrIeuf
You apply 70 over ih4
stomach muscles. u To-
rcriY ruhdel on
surface, ard m1tg
TIE mwrrIna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
MARTINS FERRY
To start won hi. waeh

Since the matter Of tho he'd for the
been settled. tho contractors. Siinord
n S~hanafelf. who were awarded the
contract. will start work this week. The
part Of tho week. and a large force ~
men viii he put to work II is sNpcrf-
90 that from Hanover street south only
one side 81 the street Will be torn Up
al a time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Loaded In This City.

AsCrowd OF several hundred persons
was on the streets until late last night.
watching the large wagons OF the Ring
ling Brothers circus pass through this
city 10 the kirkwood yards. where they
We're reloaded. No sooner had the last
wagon left for the fair grounds han
tho frst wagon to reload came over the
bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
W-ill Present Plnxlat-

The Luther League of ~. Johns Ger
man Lutheran church will hold a 500
call meeting In the sunday school room
'f p church this evening. and "a large
crowd Is expected 10 p" present Dur
INK mo evening tho mcmbsr~ viii pro-
ssuf a rlayiet entitled How the story
Grew Refreshments of an kinds Wal
be- served during the oveniug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Funeral services will Dc held this af-
tfruDun from Tho late home 10 WHrwaud
NJ Nr. and Mrs y Or bunker. which
died NJ tho home of mo parents Mon
dav. after a short illness. Infermcuf
VIII be In ldterylcw cemetery. tn this
tlfE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Schools Dismissed.

Owing 20 tho fact that tho circus was
unloading in this city yesterday morn
ms. Superintendent =. 4. Gillette dis
missed the schools Yesterday morning
for the entire day, which was glad news
10 the pupils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Wis relieves The strain on rrtmeris. 6sfrr.i
'A-ln.1n takes place wihHut unHre errt
upon To nerves. NrI as fhr fine AZ.
tfolche, TIE mind hls gone ifr1urh n b..
'i rfpofc, ~ rcrfc expectancy. ari
has on unqucstorri Influence unr- 90
future chiIi. That fhIs is true It rsIfrrar2
" thc Tot That three generations o. mnfHrT
have uscd ans recommended Mothers
tnd ffk 1uur nearest duurrfd Or n
trite n this sTIcrIi remedy. lie IN ct
" fnr You. Aui tfrn write to prsdasH Rec
ulafor Co. t0T lamar UIIr. Atlanta. Ca.
fnf a mnsf IrfrrrsfIrr hrrk % I~rfrrmaf.r1
o. prospective MOTHERS DO To- m4Irf fee.
iMutc to-day. 10 - q book yuu Will enjoy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Owing to the fact that this is clean
up day in this city. the residents are
requested 10 clean up their premises
in order 10 give them "a neat appear
ancc. Everybody should Ect busy this
morning with a broom. and n all would
help the good cause along the city could
be given a good cleaning in "a short
time. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Local women Contribute.

The DaugntcrS 90 Jacob. auxiliary Of
the orthodox Jewish Temple. contrib
ut-d So for the relief Of Jews ia the
Z.rn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Funeral e'rtIc'r VIII Do, hold this az
trruuun at tho SONS Uf Israel Temple
over tns remains OF Mrs. CsIsstue
SthwuIb. who died NDndrr % her home
ON Thirtf.rTh street. HHbni A.. o. Sill
Ngr will conduct fh, services and irfsr-
mont will b. made in the Winding HiIi
tgmsfsIg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Tho members Of N" firing squad %
the Junior Mechanics. together with tho
drum corps. will meet az tho Schafcr
hall his evening az : o'clock 10 take
part In tho dedication parade. Al tho
members 81 The squad are requested TO
be in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

ways and means committee OF the Cham
Der OF Commerce here on Wednesday.
and viii deliver an address to the bust-
ness men Of the city during the lunch
hour.
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PAID for HIS job.

Joe Fazio. a mine foreman ar tho La
kcllo Iron Works. was arrested TODAY.
charged with accepting So for securing
a job for Mike Maggi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Mrs. Edward Bonner. ~ Shadyeide.
was I'm tho city Yesterday. calling on
friends and relatives.
Three arrcsts were made by tho local
rolico lost evening. an Of tho Offenders
being picked up for drunkenness.
Mrs. George Duncan loft Yesterday
morning for Pittsburgh. 20 spend sew
craI d7vs with relatives
Regular ws'klt PRAYER services will
ho hold in ia" local churches this even
ing
W ". Evans. ~ 'hi CITY. made q
business trip 90 NeilshurE. Tuesday az
fcruoou.
city this morning and arrangement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Andrew pndre,ak has been appointed
tlWinlstrdiur or the estate OF Nike
haillDk Inventory ana .praf-oment
was issued iu the same case and the
fuNowlug appraisers appointed. y. 4.
Sharu. George T. MCCragksu and John
Matthews. First and final account was
filed 40 the estate - Ruth Sivard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

Nrw"" shannon .' |"rH.rr vac
' ..H. t...# Nfr. H.fHr
Attorney D. 90 Ucinirln. of Bridge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

] spoke about her sumach lips.
And OF her white throat like a MY.
felt n sudden hcart-eClipse.
For she averrcd that I was silly
But whom ] whispered that her voice
From trouble was a sweet entranccr
And made the soul Of me rejoice.
She didn't even deign 10 answer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

motion IS was decided to settle the case
ou those terms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Maternity! The
Word Of Words

his written into Mes expectation that
IS the one sublime accow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Marriage License.


John Szegor. p. OF Port Homer. o.,
and Katie Sosmicko. p. Of EkeyyIIe. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24
Birthdav Socia1-

city This morning and -rsngcmc
for the funeral will then Do completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-24

ia 2 ROBINSON mase mee,ir4
% valiant eruInc house. NORTH
wheeling Co rIrft h~ddrrea~a hv John
2 hrherr 8 o nrvrr CITY solicitor
Haroid Brennan ard others
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-07
NEWS
FROM BLACK POINT

Frank Gates, quartermaster SER
geant of Company A, is back in the
city for short leave, and for the pur-
pose of taking to Black Point mum
Der of things left behind by the com
pany. He leaves for Black Point this
afternoon on the "Floridian," taking
with him numerous packages for the
boys.
Frank could not give complete
list of members of the company who
failed to meet the physical tests. He
said that the Ocala boys who had fail
ed were George Davis, Rufus Raines
Jack Galloway, Robert Curtis, Robert
Mock and Alphonzo Setter. George
Davis will join the hospital corps, and
Robert Curtis will probably get in the
canteen, which keeps the soldiers
supplied with cigars, cigarettes, cold
drinks and such things, that are sold
by the government.
The company has all of its equip
ment, and is anxious TO be off for the
border.
The boys are permitted to go into
Jacksonville at night. A squad of a
dozen or more at a time from the
company go into the city in charge
of corporal.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-07
SEVERAL MORE DEATHS RE
PORTED
OUR STATE COLLEGES

In another column we carry an ad-
yertisement of the State University,
at Gainesville and of the State College
for Women, of Tallahassee. The sta
tistics there given show remarkable
growth in both institutions and also
indicate that the university and the
college have the confidence of large
clientele in Florida. Courses offered
in the university are liberal arts, ag-
|ricultural, law, engineering, educa-
ton and graduate courses, and courses
in the college are liberal arts, educa-
ton, home economics, music, art ex-
preston, business and graduate
courses. The catalogs will give full
particulars.
No boy or girl in Florida has any
excuse now to seek college educa-
ton beyond state lines, for our state
institutions offer them the best ad-
vantages for broad and liberal col
lege course, free of all expense save
that of the actual cost of living.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-07-07
LIST OF BOOKS
FOR THE LIBRARY

The books purchased for the library
by the board number 184. Mrs. Ford
Rogers has given sufficient number
of volumes to make the total new
books 200. These include: diction-
airy of English literature, dictionary
of biography, Age of Fable, diction-
ary of quotations, $4,000 Words Often
Mispronounced, synonyms and anton
yms, four volumes of philosophy and
mind study, eight religion and church,
L sociology, education, law, customs,
two philosophy, 10 science, 10 useful
arts, six fine arts and music, six
amusements, 25 poetry, essays, ora
tory, drama, six Shakspere, 45 fiction,
20 biography and history, 15 travel,
Is juvenilia.