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PIMLICO RESULTS

aaaa 60 '55ii'? :a ~d Mg'a r.. l552
t,tHnrH $50. 81 10 second Fuuv ,,li,.,'
~ th"MEsnnl. 81 50 'hitd Time IL T.
Ai""h q. Nhite M"tal hhssi0n AiEa,tU
Mn' lif l"uAEi.a" oirla Wo"itnir j'nci
...', o yss,',sy.Il,lgohp,e ,Mo ,nnos ana
:! " pn; iNye,'i!t!or. ia1 tI,rynntI sih "a
81. E"'"nH h.hcio, ISL tfrad,rs0ni il "a
mouth Lazu'' %or,nwoGd' INK a,. 90 , n"ie' F"I.
pI"gsip. iiG.lo. $40 S5Ga. von' Ci,...f q,
'm" - 10y cl. M.Targart Sli. 50 SEQ.
81" 'y""n'!c". ~ f't"nins"r,i $500. third
'ps",tt suro'nnj Kilicc al" Fan H"'''e'"
fouf'h one mile Filttcrrold. ia Am.
noscl $40, $50. 500 Won: Xyiou' " II,
l""Nhsunl. - ~. :h.SO. second: Ntnr,v vi,,
ne, IL tK"lsay $50. ihir. Il. mo
kline H'rmia Ti'orntili Daddyi ji 's"''',
gb r'9 i 2 ,o'f Il. ysyeps.y,.
70 80 s"cann sIan.iayer % tKicsarn..e,,,,
,ihirH, Tine. i.iG ~ Sta.n,ihntb
S'l1 hAf !."a"mga;cr. Saratoga also inT, :"
IL ht, mo half turIongs-rici,.
frfudin;s. 10 -. Nc'r1gtart, f556 T. "a
Ssfni" - 'hn+s Dude. ila tImriin.;Mr!ci 81
, G"1a AI2 !m, l.. ~ p,a "%psin l"s ia,y
STyent ~ NIL ,;loamins iii ,h Mt.
iahnfon ~ n'sa."o .Y%H5n s w AsannG
mnmtn'' i.s" lV' LSchutting"r, 81 10 third
Nrustan also ran. '"p'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
New Kentucky rack
Racing treaty Benefited hI Mutucl
system Since S;utc i.cp:ulixrd
Great sport.

hcnturky Will nave race
track neat sraS0n. to he operated in
h:r,nonS with Lexington, thurchlil
Dawus. 3uuSi:,"> Part> and IntOniu
II VIII he Euiit near Coyimgton.
within cns. rcHch of Ctncinhnti.
FORMER t0nHrc>sinan Joseph l..
hhfnncs ir the lcn,iinn hnrkrf Of the
new trnck. which will he cOnntruc
cd az tnoicrn lines. rc.nrd!rra of
expense. NncinR In Kentucky. Nhici,
~ tr"alfHcd by the state and IL CON
trniirG ny COMMUNICATION. HAS he
"o'un r0ndrrfui!S prosperous. The
muturi systcm hns prudG.pd 50
great revenue for the tracks Tint
StNkra ma pOrsth have i,prn StcndilS
Increased In Waite. much to the de-
itaht OF the h0rsrnru. 'fhc new
track VIII receive niuch OF its put
ronaar from Cincinnati. which has
literally supported LntOmin for many
years.
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SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
ELEVENS HIGH MARKERS
rest i.'rnicr Team and Indirihunl
'"''nS i.""itions From Ernst.
piinhuui Leads All
lily Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. November as , ,.-
SU' OF me heavy scoring in Il number
81 !"othli games last Saturday. ire
! ira,n"IShi!' IN the struggle for indi-
some remarkable changes Southern
ana western "lcVCns have wrcstrd tho
premier positions from Eastern tnn,ns
'h IN" i"tai point competition, while
western player now at West point
formers ~
ulinh"mi Of the Army team, with
ten tonchhdwi,s. seventeen "oai. and
or" field goal. has amasscd ci:,hiy
POINTS while Gerrish. last weeks
ir'der' has fallen TO second place. with
Dame. IS third. with nfty-ci.!s.. and
McCr"ighi. Of Washington ana irfTer-
son. fourth. with iifty-Scvcn Dclitniis
or brown. - the best of the Eastern
scorers. with Captain Mueller. Of cor
nell. "a close second.
Georgia Tech has collected 20" points
III hT" games. which gives rho south
"'n eleven = big lead over Minncsotn.
~ second place. with :aG "andcrbiit
IS inird. on" point below minnesota.
hmd Scwanc" is III fourth piac". with
,hn SNracuS" arc tho two Eastern
teams 70 pass tn" zoo mark num-
her of other clcvcns arc closely
hnnched between iSi and l5n points
and tn" contests of the COMING week :
"nd a" ii;clv To dcvclnn further
The holders al ION" runs for touch
i"wus records include: Moss az Erns-
'"lacr r"iytcchuic. 100 Yards: on
mint. Army. 81 Yards: Beck rnr,
STATE 81 yards and his Teammates
kuhh with similar distance: Ernol,s
,"-H"'". =" yards; whiting. Mariette
- Yards. ana Smith. clarkson Tech
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ADJUSTMENTS
.'rh. scrcnnd." ia Night.

Som" Of the iiiest vojc's on til" comic
ui,.ra stag viii nr heard tonight At
Tia. academy OF Music. whpr" victor
Il"rhcrtS famous composition. to book
by Harry II smith. THE S"r"undc."
will bc presented ny the r"nnrlahl"
opera organization under the direction
of Walker and St"ychS, vino presented
"ttohim Hood hcrc last season with
such great success. The primn DIANA
il Ivy scott. formerly ut the Savage
productions OF The Girl Of tho .iolden
Nest" and Madam liuttcrfy': the
BARTON" is James stevens. VINO proved
last season 10 rn far and away tn" best
littl" John that ever Appeared IN
liirhmUnd. ihc bass is Herbert Water
ous. ono az tic few real nnssos ON
tn" American stage, aud tho contral;o
Ia Cora Tracy, whose Alan "A Dale was
both good to sac ana hear. 9TH" SER
cnade" viii he sung aEain Tomorrow
Afternoon. while at night "Itobih Hood
viii be presented. Lovers OF iulsic
or comedy or both are certain To hnd
delightful entertainment in The Ser
cnadc" ANA In Robin lioUh." as sung
ana played Ivy these talented prcpic
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'nroadway After Dark continues
doing good business NJ ut tho E.jou.
where this mcloirHmn is receiving tho
warm approval Of Hijuu patrons Jus,
as the press agent announced the story
Is tuld IN convincing terms. but then
everything turns out right in the end
which is lust what everybody likes,
~Nue"'ine the perpetual grtuchns. Next
week MY Mothers Rosary" Will br tho
attraction.
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,Ilist Deliver iIrNSn.cn.

Acting upon complaints Or citizens in
The suburbs who have been charged
- cents for the delivery Of telegram
messages. the Stat" Corporation Com
mission has ruled thut telegraph com
panicS must deliver MESSAGES within
the corporate limits of the city. which
now includes such outlying districts
as iiier Park Highland Park and
Barton li2i"ht$. free Of charge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03
POKl > RICHMOND BASEBALL SPORTS
At the Movies TO-DAY

STIR ND-Wiliinm y. Hart, In
"Fhe Return OF ttrnw' f;usnn," also
keystone comedy.
col ~ L. Thcda Bnrn, in
"NbihpO ANA Juliet"
0DEO N--i:ni1 oiarkr!. III s.Alohn
oe,'' hnd RdstUr hrbuckIe, In "fhe
Village SCANDAL"
1sIS--"rhc bench S'Onbrrs."
tttf0it--Wbrtu's srrics bnsrbnil
pictures.
NEW-"lhr Quest uf Life." with
Maurice fnd Ft0trncr walton.
ItES-.'Thr Voice of Love-" with
Winfield tirata,vuuu ana I'D. CU>cn,
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RcpDrtS Robbery of Rims

Morgan Goddim reported To the police
Yesterday that he had been roi bed
of a diamond ring worth $50 Will.
asleep in the Ah"r House. corncI of
f'ish'h ana Franklin streets. lie said
he was taken into the hotel AMI nu-
l" p"u Ivy two men. When he wok ("
the ring was gone Ills home is "A,
100 North Twcnty-third Stree,
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suit Instituted.

suit Was instituted Yesterday In tito
Guy circuit Court by Edgar Sllan'E
executors 10 compel Kaufman 4 20.
Ia vacate prnurrt, which il Is NOW
occupying In the rear uf .OG East
Grace street The defendant. Il is
understood. held n ten wear lease ON
this property. which Is tweuty-six hr
forty feet with an option Of burinr
IT,. and built upon &C. 1t is now
charged TINT the lease has expired.
tho option not exercised. and hence MS
occupation BY The concern is unlawful
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Officials OF the

Officials %: the Virginia mtcrc"lle
.iat. Athletic Association yesterday
announced the following officials f"i
The Spidcr.Iackct game here TO- NOR
row afternoon: referee. Mct;nire Uiar-
yard): umpire. word CNirS!nip: head
llucsmun. Sittcrdin;: u;c"rEciownl Ihe
officials Coz SIC iudlnrritcr game. ~
williamsburg. are: tci"rcr, MOTIFS
(l'cnnEy lvania,: umpire ltOh"rt son
,Davidsout; head linesinnn, rurrt" f'a-
NiINOt B.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-03

After having been in tcSsiun for
three dnrs nj -. James Eriscdha
Church the twenty-siSth annual meet
INK OF the Virginia branch f thr
Womah's Auxiliary closed last niEh,
with missionary rallt. Among tn.
speakers we're Rev. Charles w. Fra
zicr returned missionary to culn,
ana Rev Churchill Gibson. OF Luray.
bishop robert y. Gibson. OF the bio .
ccs" of Virginia. STOKE at noon Nes-
tctday on tho woman's work of the
diocese.
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NOTICE OF RED son SALE
SENT TO LEAGUE MOCI Is

CHICAGO. November 2.-No,ic. ar
IN sale of the Boston hmCric.,n
l:eaEue club, announced last nirht at
Boston was sent to-day to club own
Gr" In n" american I.eaauc by Ireai-
The club is not officially -old unti,
the deal ia ratified by the leagrIe -.
u whole said MIR Johnson ".lnd dnal
action on he matter probably VIII not
Ec taken frr couple Of weeks
hardly think. though. mat 4 sn.c,oj
meeting of the league vii! be called
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sanction. Isn,chct,,. u..,

nAITl MpiiE. November 2.--I'he reg
,,.'t"iiph committee Of the South Al.
iantic Association of the Amateur Ain.
lttic Union has nivcn its sanction 10
The George WASHINGTON University for
an indoor track meet TO be held in
the Convention lisn Washlncion' Il,
c., IN Friday March 2
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Smallpox on Gridiron
tonch or SpsiihntI NUrit,nI Eleven
and -four Players Stricken
win Dread Disease.

ipSfi.hSTI, MICH. November =.
---t'uUci: Mitchell mud four InrInocrs
dI the ipsi:nnti Nurm,i College
tO0f ball team were strIthra with
*mnllpnx, II wns announced ut the
colirnr yrstrr'ay. Thc Illness Of the
athletes was ,lfnsH0sed last night.
II Is doubtful whether aay iiOre
the Nbrmnl cie,ch This srdsoi.
lpSilnnii Normal rlassu the UnI-
tcrsitH ri Detroit iasi Sntur,ins.
REPORTS from Detroit tU-tiny said
font none of the uniNrrait!'. players
VIVA III.
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100 Per cent comedy at Lyric.

B!csScdly free from the onc-act COM
cay dramnrr tina, so repeatedly .x-
hinStS ones paticn"- with tho puttcrs-
top ether Of vaudeville bills tho Iyri,.s
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BEWARE or JACKET STING!
RICHMOND COLLEGE LOOKS
FOR BATTLE TOMORROW
Old Rivals Hook 10 in Local clash,
south Atlantic Griu Card
Attractive.

What Will probably he ono OF the
moE' imtS,res,i,nn eanet ON the local
afternoon, WHOM liich,nond Goiie.sc
n"oHs M with sanuolph- Macon in the
Hist Of two scheduled meetings. Tho
!act that the Jackets have Il way q:
upscttinE the championship hopes oil
me spiders. makes the meeting intrr-
S*tinH itself, hut on top of this is the
ku0wlcdEe that na stronger rivalry cx-
lists tlan that between the Wcsthn,np-
ION and Ashland Institutions.
charges hard for the contest. which is
TO 9e the ,SSrucinl test. of the spider
decision, isichmond College viii nave II
tounh strHsgle ahead Of II to cor, the
r .nni ms IT must he admitted
trimming liampdcn. sidney on the
'Hieers' home lot, Judging from ii COIN
pariSon made ut thu carrier meeting
Rand1lph- Macon, although defeated
~ ,he ,, Tigers; il nrac!lcnl'y unknown
her ~ men whose past records are
GOOD. and whose flahting ability is un
%n"s,."nnu: Thcn, 600. tina; lsannoirh-
II pretty contest.
Firginin travels North once more TO
Blue is not the feared machine OF last
season The crimson. by its decisive
and uncxprctcu victory over Cornell. is
shown TO he un par with the Harvard
teams Of the past. .waiie the perform
nnccs "f virginia this year have been
far from Impressive.
Two States are deeply Interested in
II football clash 20 he staged Al Isoa-
nuke. The meeting will he that OF
the Virginia Polytechnic institute and
tho University NJ North Carolina. The
Techs hnv 20 been making II great record
this srhsou. nnd il the Tnrhcrls stop
them il argues success for the Caro-
oiytnchnic mia lo Il far superior show
ing against Yale than did Virginia.
Washington and Lee will again fake
"A Trim 10 meet It's zoe. The Generals
seem Ia he the travelling team of tho
South. Ms il has lrc;,dY iotirneyed to
VEST Point. MN brunswick and At
lama. and will 60 to Annapolis to-
morrow tn meet the Navy. Later. too
the Gcneials will come to Richmond Il"
play Washington and Jefferson.
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FOOTBALL RESULTS

a, Spartauburg. :. c. N.wbcrry COL
icge - Wonord College. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
SENATOR CLARKE DEAD
Continued From First Page.)

Of the senate since the Democratic
party gained control in 1913. He was
chosen By the party caucus TO sue
coed the late Senator Frye Of Maine.
after spirited contest and was re-
elected to the place in the SiNty-fourth
congress despite determined opposI-
ton based on his sensational revolt
against the administration ship pur-
chase bill in the previous congress.
Senator CLARKE Iert Washington a
few weeks ago apparently in good
health. In the closing days Of the
last session he presided over the SEN
ate owing to the absence of Vice Pres
ident Marshall The railroad eight
hour bill which prevented the nation
wide strike was passed with Senator
Clarke in the chair, but he was one
OF Two Democratic senators TO vote
AGAINST the measure and he refused to
s;yn it. He appointed Senator Hughes
as acting president pro tempore when
the bill was presented at the presiding
officers chair for signature.
Senator Clarke'S revolt against the
eight hour bill was a typical nantes
tation OF a stern independence which
characterized his attitude throughout
The thirteen years OF his senatorial
career. He WAS many times the lead
or. in opposition to measures proposed
by his party. The climax to his indie
pendence was reached when he led the
Democratic revolt against the ship
purchase hill which gave new life to
the Republican tilibuster against the
measure and made its passage lmpos-
sible. When the bill was rc-intro-
duced during the last session, how
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
WILL BE A REALITY WITHIN THE
NEXT FEW DAYS, is
GOOD NEWS.
Wheeling Traction Company VIII
Place Additional Cars in Opera
ton as Soon as Received.

That fifteen-minute trolley serT.
ice between Wheeling and Mounds
willie will be reality within the next
few days. was news made pubic sat
urday which will be received gladly by
thousands who have occasion TO travel
between this city and the Marshall
county seat.
In the early part Of August. com
plant was made to the public service
commission in regard to the alleged
inadequate street car service between
Wheeling and Moundsville during tue
early morning hours and in the alter
moons on the Wheeling TRACTION com
pany lines. \ few days after com
plant Was made Il conference was
held in. this city. and another II
Moundsyille by W. 8. Atwood. gen
crat superintendent Of the traction
company: Inspector 4. f. Winters OF
the public service commission, and
representatives of the MounGSTllle
Board OF Trade.
1t was arranged for the street car
company to make a careful record OF
the performances OF the cas- on This
line for a period OF time to determine
the exact conditions complained Of
service commission. full Y demon
strated the need Of additional service
10 properly take care Of the travel on
this line.
Il has been agreed. it was learned
Saturday. 20 install a fften-minute
service instead OF the present thirty
minute schedule as soon as the eight
new cars are received from the fac,
tory. These new cars are promised
to reach Wheeling not later than
Oct. 10.
This will give tho patrons Of this
line good Service and will no doubt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
WARWOOD HAS SLIGHT
BLAZE This MORNING
FLAMES DISCOVERED IN HOME
OF MRS. J. r. HALL, ON
MAIN STREET.
Neiahbors Secure Pyrene ENlnguish'
er and Subdue Blaze Before IT
Gains Much Headway.

Awakened by smoke this morning
at lo:45 o'clock, Mrs. J. R. Hail. occu-
plying portion Of two,story house
Al 70S Main street. South Warwood,
discovered the pantry adjoining the
kitchen in flames. She alarmed the
neiChborhood with cries for help, and
sam and Roy Sharp were attracted,
They rushed into the home with a Ply
rene extinguisher and subdued the
blaze, which, for a time, threatened to
be disastrous. The damage will not
exceed $3.50. The origin is unknown.
The house is the property of Mrs ].
E. Morris, who occupies the lower por.
ton.
The South and Center Warwood de-
partments were called, but before the
arrival of the trucks the blaze had
been extinguished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
british MIKE Gains.

LONDON oct. |. l2:Ic p. III BRUSH
troop, on the Sumnr front made tur-
thor gG ms last night. the war oItice an
nUlucrd To-Day. They captured German
nnSj,irns beIweon tlers and Lie Sars.
and also in the Tricp"al. The announce
mon; follows:
During the might some progress was
mad. between Fl"rs and La SaTs. There
was heavy Smelling in thai ,neiEhocr-
bonI and also around t;ucudecouri.
III, the Thirprai AREA the enemy WnS
driven out uf ground n" had near the
SiuIf rcucliht We increased our gains
ri Srhwahrn rrdoubt, only minutes
portion whereof remains uni AIKEN.
''Sixlrcu aids wore carried nut sue
ccssrulIy lhSl night on our front be-
tween Yprt$ and Ncuvc Chaprlle. y
number Of prisoners were taken ard
muca loss was inflicted on the enemy.
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German Victory Complete.

BERLIN. Oct. Via LOndon--More
than 1000 prisoners have hccn taken by
the Germans in the haiti" near Her
manstndt. Pennsylvania where tho first
Eumanian army was defeated and dis
nerscd. Thirteen guns and Il large guam
lity Of war supplies also have been cap
turcd. Rumanian attacks have boon re-
nulScd. The following is the Official ar-
count Of operations in tho Pennsylvania
theatre:
ION the eastern front Rumanian at
lacks in Maros Valley were rcpulsrd.
our vanguards partly rvadcd the cnomy's
thrust. The booty taken hr German
troDrs in the fighting south of Htnddorf
has hrrn increased by eight cannon.
NnrthwcS. OF Fogaras tho enemy has
ceased to attack.
AS result Of tho battle If 1Icrmann-
stndt moro than 1000 prisoners and 10
guns were brought in use To yesterday.
Ono hanger. two acroplanrS ten loromn-
tivcS, 2nn railroad cars laden with NUM-
tinns, more than 600 munition wagons.
marc than 2nn loaded baggage wagons.
seventy transport aCnns and ono hos
pital traf nalso have boon taken. Fur
thCr material is. being brought in grad
ually from he woods. Rnthrnthurm
Pass is filled with vehicles blown TO
pieces ny our frc.
South Of tho pass. strong Rumanian
attncks directed against tho heights
west of Caincni. wore repiIl@rd III tho
1IatZrErr mountains tho enemy mad" a
frut1rss attack vest nf Stroll SZiriEy
valley.
AN Nustrn-Iiunrarirn Danube Flo
'rcrrnhln. DESTROYED ninr vessels and
rarfurcd s"von rartly ?nadrd ships.
'IRurharcsi has h"rr hoE hardcd by
cur a"rnrlanrs with visthly good results.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
NO MORE BAcxAc1rE FOR HER.

Mrs. J. n. GASklII, EInl Grecn, Inu.,
writes: y suffered from severe back
ache. and sharp pains shooting through
my back until l could not stoop over
and get up without aid. Urinary .lrou-
bic seemed to be The cause OF IL all. y
single box OF Foley Kidney Pills gave
me such relief | cannot praise them 100
highly" This standard remedy for kid
ney and bladder ailments can be taken
with safety for backache. swollen ankles
and rheumatic palms. For sale by John
Coleman & Co.
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Answer by Monday.

ATHENS. Friday Sept. -. via Lon,i"r
Oct. ! iU:4I p. m. delayed by cfnsorD.--
Notwithstanding the persistent ass
lions hy a,lhrrcnts or former Premier
VrniZrlns ana i;a Entente that klni
Constantine is merely playing for tim[
and docs not intend 10 declare war. tnISe
close to tn" king nrc confident he Will
rclrs:aph hIS decision 10 King. Georgc'
Emperor Nicholas and President Poln-
care on Monday n the. latest: me
Athens stock market is extraordinarily
bullish. 49,, ,aa,
once the kings decision has oeen
reached it is expected national caoinet
Will b. formed. in consultation with inc
British minister. -, .,o ,
portfolio if lie desired: ~.
general stafr, asked King Constantine
This neon 10 grant him leave OF absence
for IS days. The king aSsented. zen
cral Grnnatlis probably Will replace 1eh-
eral MoschnpouloS. lei, r,,r
The lIespcrini Il newspaper WIN Ger
man affiliations, for which NJ; Stratos
who Is leader of the new anti enlZelos
wnr PARTY. has written previously re-
fused to-day 10 publish the pro-War art-
clcs Of N. Stratos.
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VIEWS OF GOV. WttAk
Frsn Mssso9s - os<J i
Wins, Transmtttsd - -
btst ooneral AssSa1
a Ohio, Jan. r. ~.


Mov,uRenfs oswspsasa0ns I,
ne hunans HnAus q
wsftnsu's compensated y ~
10 stay. The pssssnA ~ ~
plsssd On ths statute boSA ~
unsSaA04, DoApasttsaa ~N
Il r. bs1sd - a0saAns1G ~
b lnads 70 ~ nv NAtA "
10 sny w dsossAss ~ bsot
fh .asw sa3a1sd ~ wesAAg
men un6sr ~ nr0Vlasos ~.
that 10 soon ~ ~ s1ses u ~
Insurance fund Nm sANk d +
the amount 70 b Js3d - ID
tursd working men u Hsk t@
flSss IN case @ Ass0 OF tA
disability shall b h0eA04
Bsosuss Of The unfo1tana>s -
tpstyial condition In IT, N10oi
country many HoosaDls 6:
working men ars ct q I"
psoyr,sut IN Ohie. 70 Snsvtaoo
his distressing eo0tit3oa ! re-
ommsud generous apvropsistiao
for the eatab3fsAnsot q uroo
additional frss yuons s0rleTs
mort sntcss ~ fU00 h13sAt
ton tor The proper rs6ula6oa q
private employment AO01c1ss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-02
r.nmhn-C Drive Renewed.

PETE0GEN0. Oct. VIA London.
".n5 +. M--Thr Russian drive mt Lom-
borg was renewed yesterday. After a
period Of comparative inactivity. the
Russians inaugrratcd StrnnG offensive
movements north and south Of the Cal
iri"u capital. According 20 tndHy's war
flee report. material successes have
been won. II is said AHstro- German
positions wrr" penetrated and That moro
than Ihn0 prisoners were taken. The
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ever with the government ownership

ever, with the government ownership
and operation features to which Sen
atOr Clarke objected revised and modi-
lied, be supported it.
Funeral services for the late Senator
will be held Tuesday afternoon from the
residence here. followed by lnterment In
L local cemetery.
Governor George w. Harris announced
Tonight that he will issue a proclalna-
ton tomorrow ordering all state de-
partmrnts closed during the funeral
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provisional government publishes this
morning Il decree signed by NJ. Venice
los and Vivc Admiral CoundourIotIs. by
virtue OF the power vested in them ty
popular d::rree Of September &C." NAM
ing General Panyotis Danglis. the for
mer minister Of war as the third mem
Der o. the TrIumviratc heading tho pro-
vIsioTal government.
The island of Tenedos has Joined In
the revolutionary movement.
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that the missionary had to devote to
the establishment Of the Sunday
school. "One child in every five hun.
dred in India is a member OF our Sun
day schools, one In every thousand in
China and out Of 100000 in Shan
Tung there Is only $500 children in
the Sunday school," he added. The
secret of the missionary work in that
field is 10 secure the people when they
are young. 1t is hard to reclaim the
older people hardened in sin and
iheathenish ways of worship"
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guarding tho French legation. WIN
this escort the raen paraded through tn:
streets to embark '$syts3
Several Greek officers followed NAV
automobile. and set out with the me-
for Saloniki. sESits--S