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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-03
About People
Movemsnts Of individuals to
and From tire City.
AT THE HOTELS


McLure-L. l.. Eoon". Huntingdon. +.
{. Met tk%n. ,'it"rF%M. W N; f%h N!,,it'
"m."H; ~, l.. H"o'( >N'0i it,,,.,
t. T. iimIIwTi, Fairno;m;. j. ". Muller.
l'ilrkersburg. l.. II. Green. Steubcnrl'!'.,
vcro os Wrsr Chester Z. \. DaiSr:,.
Huntington. +. [. Gamer. Cleveland. Jas
Calder. Claysvitlr. T. u. Farnsw"rt!,.
t,airnont. Is: NJ. Conner. harnesfiiie' =
I. FOSTER canton
stalnIn--J: II. huHh' AKRON WI d.
Gamppc,i: ra'[HiVm,' F.' ut,,,,n
Mr. a.. me- J., \ TTum;,bril DrIn.
u,,d.orI u r,inIcv parkcrs,,urr.
- swschnv H. irun th Mrs. E Julia
=. Roth. Stci!henvillr. T. {. Johnson.
Canton. Cora Steele. Canton. Oscar lon
kins. Parkersburs' v. l.. Taught ClarNs-
burg: cou.,, NJ. II pcrrir,,,,r
. utInu a. I;ro,rn r-larkSIure
l. NJ Wrrtzoc, Z. r. Mercer. Kunov;t,
Nm, Anderson. 1T. Pleasant +. W.
Shuuder. Newburg.
---, ,.,., ,,,
Mrs. Flora Nutter and mute aaueh.
ter. Beulah, VINO nave peeh Elsltins
MIS-. Nutter S sister MTS. hopei. 20"
turned TO their home at ClarkSOurg:
nCF. NiS6OAS Sioh'@' VA " ~
was guest OF Mr.. ana Mrs. X. ).
James, Of the South Side, Inc past Soy
eral days. Rev. Blakley was formerly
pastor OF Wesley NJ. Z. cnurch, lhls
city.
and relatives. ro,, ,
Mrs. K; L .GrelS OF eoiInlDuS, a.
who mas beSn lne Su%St ,; VI Lrt D." Gmr,t ;
Mrs. j. r. heGSan Vi llls Sun; i = a. ~
will return 10 nTt AontS inIS ct s n,ot"
Or. ana Mrs. W. ,, ! u r r W nItH
Point. left last evening ior IolttasC,l-
sut, accompanied by tnelr son lia' A.
who will enter thr IFalI ocnool d.
WaterLown.
Mrs. 3, I; Spencer OF Mashtnston.
y. c.. who has been VislllnE tllehuH
In this city. has returned 10 ner NONE,
Mrs. a. II .Mckeifry ana MISS Men
Mckelrey OF 81 ClalrsVllie. ucle WIS.,
itors in wheeling YESTERDAY. .,;.
l. Miss Ethel Metzner WI ieaFe I ilI
evening for GouchercolleSe' a. pa,
tlmore' Mu'' Mu'lc '"e wiz "
her senior year.
Mrs. {. II. simpson oI Flu Hlo,t'
is spending some lIWe @e 4A'i"ii''U
City. 49,,
Nus. Srcn "A; lUo' $50 nnL Ms
Taylor Mrs. ". +. Rownd anu MIS-:
r. l.. Stone Will leave on wednesday,
for Mountain lake Park, where tneS
III, ~ ,.n,nnin for q week
NJ .nJ NJ e Norris of Harris
MT. ana MIS-, j; ~ MI 49, 10 ~, win
vile. w., spent INC "cch GIL" 'A
friends IN W heelinS. ,,,,,h
Miss Mary GOrSuCh or Fourlecnl!l
street. has returned from an extend
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NEWS BRIEFS

Baltimore Il ohio railroad painter.
are painting tho watch boxes through
the city.
Edward Faulstick. employed Mt the
General Baking plant. had two fingers
severed In the machinery while at work
Yesterday.
-Athonasesos 'Lampsropola. n Greek.
Of the South Side who was run down by
q tram Sunday morning ut Twenty
sixth street is recovering at the O. V.
G. hospital according TO word obtained
from that institution last evening.
The mercury went down toward the
freezing mark yesterday registering
"a degrees carly in the morning. At
noon tho temperature. was 80 and the
highest was - at O'Clock.
Mrs. Mary Luk"ns of the Island
yesterday paid the first 1916 county and
state tax hill at the office Of sheriff
Sweeney. Every ycar during Sheriff
Swecrcy's administration she has paid
the fi,St tax pill on her home property.
Mayor II. l.. Kirk is planning TO
have ten automobile loads Of Wheeling
people visit Moundsvillc Wednesday 10
attend the Marshall county Homccom-
ing. 4 personal invitation from Mayor
T.. G. Roberts Of Moundsvllle was re-
ccivcd by Mayor Kirk who is planning
big demonstration in return for the
invitation.
Dog prisoners arc nj work on the
Island. 4 valuable bull pup owned by
Edward Murphy was poisoned yesterday
and Deputy Sheriff Lufe Grancr had
To kill ii.
deputy State Tax Commissioner
Fat Anderson will have TO spend several
more days in Wheeling completing the
work Of hunting up dclinquents and
collecting penalties as we'll us delin-
quent licenses.
Probation officer Frazier Is as yet
undec ided what Ia do with William Nor
ris the youth who Sunday evening
wrcnchcd the arm Of ~ year old Lillian
Taper breaking her arm.
Cupid evidently was loafing during
September Only 1874 marriage licenses
were issued in Ohio county. Ordinarily
$50 or more licenses are ISSUED during
that month.
The board OF control vest crday in
spccted the city properly from First TO
f'orticth street.
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MOTHER LOVE AIDS
SON IN TRENCHES
1t Brings Relief to Boy
Standing His Watch
Deep in Mud.

Once upon a time. only few
months after this terrible world war
had begun. Private Bailey. a soldier
in the ranks had stood for days IN
the trenchecs somewhere in France. .
The cold rains soaked him 10 the skin;
the mud was deep. He had no rest.
Weary and aching with rheumatic
pains, hr recalled the faith his mother
had in Sloans Liniment. He asked
for it in his next letter home. 4 large
bottle was immediately sent him and
4 few applications killed the pain
once more hr was able to stand the
severe exposure" He shared this Won
unrful muscle-soother with his COM
rades, and they all agreed it was the
greatest reinforcement" that had
ever come 10 their rescue. AT your
druggist. CSC, SOC. and Sl.00 bottle.
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INVESTIGATING WIDE
!. GAMBLING OPERATIONS

CHICAGO. Oct. GA news service
owned and controlled by Mont Tennes,
alleged head Of the gambling truss
in Chicago. supplies horse racing in
formation to handbook operators re5u-
larry at charge of SIS TO $43n a
Federal Judge Lands today in his IN
vestigation Of alleged wide gambling
operations N the city -, -
Judge Lands Intercepted p. p
Sunny, millionaire. president OF tue
Chicago Telephone company and 5. ".
Tracy, vice president of the Automatic
Telephone company in an effort 10
obtain the names of subscribers whose
telephones were said 10 have been
used in the gambling operations.
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PRESIDENT JOURNEYS
FROM SYDNEY,
AUSTRALIA.
Will Demonstrate Remark
able Virtues at Baer's
Drug Store, Com
mencing To-.
morrow.

rour Of the most prominent young
business men Of Sydney. y. S. " aleS,
Australia. sat one evening in the par
lors Of the Civic Club discussing the
health OF young Capitalist. who was
one of the party. Il am compelled TO
admit Doctor. that the last prescrlp-
ton you gave me has hit the nail on
the head, said the capitalist. 1t mas
made an electric battery or me, WY
I have not been able 10 eat a COCA
meal for the last 50 days until you
gave me that tonic. For the sake or
st, John, what is in II that makes q
fellow feel like human dynamo!
If I answer that question for you
properly am compelled to take you
back to a province in Europe, IS years
ago, where my grandfather had a
brother, a celebrated Priest, who had
learned of disulling the grape OF GER
tain district and mixing with some
sweet herbs that he produced mos
WONDERFUL TONIC.
This Tonic unlike anything Of its kind.
seemed to have all OF the virtues OF
a dozen medicines, and to this day it
will take the place of a dozen differ
ent medicines in materia medlca. For
instance, if you had bad cold, the old
method which is being used to-day,
the same as by our grandfathers was
first quinine every three hours fol-
lowed by several doses Of Calomel and
probably cough Syrups taken between
doses. Then invariably il consttpated,
which is generally the case, a nasty
bitter dose Of salts would be pre-
scribed to carry of the debris.
ViNLAX
the prescription which I gave you
seems TO combine all OF these pro-
perties without the i'll effects Of mer-
curry and salts, narcotic cough syrupS
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"oNLY FIGHTING CARRANzA."

FL. PASO. TEX, Oct. Villa toldl the
Mexican mining mpn at San Andres, Chi
hu;Lhlla. after capturing that town from
Curranzu there September "a, that he
had no rnmily toward the Americans
and asked them To notify their American
friends 10 resume work at their mines
in eastern Chihuahua. Us he would give
them all guarantees. two Mexican men
who arrived here last night from San
Andres reported.
NIllu, In an imprisoned address TO
the 'uwnspcnplc. declared he was fight
ing only the traitor Carranza. they
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P1on1ss DO hot EHTEUSB

KANSAS CITY. No. Oct. 2-The Pro,
hihition National Campaigncrs closed
their second day Of speaking to small
Kansas crowds today and tonight. came
across the Kaw for meeting here
where interest in the coming state wide
wet and dry fight liz keen.
Roth +. Frank Hanly and Ira Landrith
candidates for President and Vice Pres
.ident respectively. pleaded with Kansas
people at every city again today to get
actively into the national tight, put
little enthusiasm, was manifested.
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WHEELING STEEL UP
stock Advances To ISL Yesterday And
Is In Demand-LaBelle Common
Active

Yesterday was another active day on
the local stock market. The outstanding
feature was the demand for Wheeling
Steel < Iron stock. this issue going to
l5I on the demand This Is gain or
eight points within n week.
LnBcllr common was In good demand
yesterday several hundred shares
changing hands at 10k and II.
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WESTERN MARYLAND
TO BUILD BIG SHOPS

CUMBERLAND. MD. Oct. 1T Was
officially announced today tina. the
Western Maryland Railway would spend
approximately 100000 here in the near
future in establishing repair shops to
take care Of all eur repairs over the
entire system. The industry will give
employment Of 500 additional men.
twenty new tracks will DO built to
take care of over $40 cars month. All
repair work now done al Union Bridge
HagerStown and other points Will he
done here.
Ground has already been acquired by
the company on the West Virginia side
of the Potomac
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SUBMARINE BREMEN
HAS 'EM GUESSING

GALVESTON. Tex. Oct. 2.-That
two German merchant submarines
named Bremen have fallen into the
hands Of the Entente Allies and that
a Third bearing the same name is now
enroute to the United States is the re-
port brought here by Captain II. Van
scoonbeck of the Belgian steamer
Elizabeth Van Belgie, which arrived
today from Parry.
Captain vanscoonbeck declared one
nj the submarines was captured by
~the British and the other by the
French. He said he learned this from
good authority in France.
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TWO OF "HONOR GANG"
LEAVE SING SING

OSSINING. y. Y. Oct. 2.--Thc cs-
cane last night of TWO cOnvictS from
the honor gang" working outside Sing
Sing prison stirred the Mutual Welfare
League, 4 cunvCls' organization, to-
day 10 offer rewards OF Sl0u each for
their arrest. The outside branch or
the league. in New York Clly" also no.
lifted Warden Thomas NJ. Osborne
this afternoon that efforts would be
made 10 cart4lrc the refugees II they
appeared in the metropolis. Tho men
art. Thomas Winters, sentenced for
burglary, and Edward Kenny, sen
fenced fur life for murder.
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LAST OF BANDITS CAUGHT.

IT. MYERS. FLA. Oct. This rhc J., inSe
DAYLIGHT robbery Of the stat" Eank OF
Homestead. Fla. three weeks ago. anu
led a shrriT's posse 4 sensational chase
iIn INST rnast. was placed in Jail here
innirh,. He Surrendered after being
t with days and nights without food and an
.,rtrr hi. only remaining companion had
hrrn drowned while attempting 10 cross
the Lopez River 10 secure PROVISIONS;
The MIN brought here. Hugh Alder
u,on confessed. and said he was ready
to ro back for trial. according to the
authorities.
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Little Girl Provides ANbi.

i CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Oct. 2-A IL
wear old girl. Dorothy Fox. was the chief
Witness for the defense today in me n,
trial Of Albert !. Roper. char wlth
lhr murder of his father. Albert Roper
win mIiot sclr-nossession the little
Girl Inld of playing cards that evening
witb her mother ard the defendant. who
did not leave tn" house. she said unit!
II o'clock. According IN testimony
brought out previously. the murder was
committed shortly after O'Clock.
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TO MDIATE STRIKE.

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Oct. 2-Cnarlea
+. Bcndheim, of the United States De-
partment of Labor. arrived here today
and will attempt to effectl an agreement
between striking machinfsts and local
manufacturers. The machinists. VINO
have been on strike Tor Six months
demand an eight hour day. Arrange
mcnts for a conference with representa-
tives of both sides have been made BY
Mr. Rnndhoifn
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SOME CLASS TO Us:

CHARLESTON w. Va Oct. AFTER
completing u tour OF counties on tho
Ohio river, as far up as the northern
Panhandle Howard E, Williams. state
commissioner of agriculture. to-day said
that crops Of all kinds are exceptionally
good in all the communities he visited.
west Virginia has produced the
finest wool in the world" declared the
commissioner and we havo the best
herds OF Ayrshire ands Guernsey cattle
in America" He called attention to a
recent shipment Of lambs to the Jersey
hnina the finest ever received there.
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CAUSES INVESTIGATION.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 2.-Constant
complaint that automobile users are re-
cciyinS adulteratcd gasoline from deal
ers has prompted The Department. Of
Commerce - undertake Standardization
Of the oil.
Tho subject was discussed today by
Secretary Redricld and DR.. w. S. STRAIT
ton, director of the bureau OF stsnd-
ards: and /, was agreed chat DIR. STRAIT
ton should appoin: = committee Of ex-
perts from his bureau % define specifi-
cations for standard gasoline.
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TO MUSTER OUT PENNsY MEN.

FL. PASO. Texas. Oct. 1.-The FIRST
Infantry Pennsylvania National Nuaro
n,nrrrw 10 be mustered out. The Third
I%%1nsy al Infantry leaves Wcdn.s.
day. rho Tenth Pennsylvania Infantry
will leave later. ,,;.,
Tn" Tenth provisional diyiSion. when
SeIdrn \. NJ. co miles north of here.
started on its second days, march al
smnrisr The march will take Ii days
and IS being made by approximately
is .nN0 troops from k"nNucKy' o"'o'
Sou,h Carolina and Michigan.
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aoErHA1S TO 1ETnE.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Major George
" I;oethals, governor Of the Panama
Sannia zone. arrived here tonight from
Colon. on the steamship PASTORS: o. the
1;nited Fruit Line. General Goethals
sold lie dis not expect to return 70 tne
canal zone. az he plans 10 FeIiFe from
the army II: December.
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PENNSY SCHOOLS OPEN

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 2-Schools
opened throughout western Pennsylv-
ania today after a delay Of month
due 10 the quarantine against infant
lie paralysis. In Allegheny County 1t
was estimated that the enrolment
reached 100000. Reports from the var
ious high schools indicated that the
attendance would reachc 10000 for
the first time in the history Of the city.
The Schenly High School just conf
pleted at u cost Of $3.50, 600 was open
ed today with an attendance of $500.
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BLACKMAIL CASE
IS CONTINUED

CHICAGO. Oct. 2-More time for
the government to sub&tanllaie It's
charges against six members OF the
alleged $I.000.O0O blackmail syndicate
was granted today.
The hearing OF Miss l5ula Goldman
Mrs. Helen Evers, Edward Donahue.
Homer T French. Henry Russell. and
James Christian on the question OF eX-
,raditing them TO New York for trial,
was continued until October II.
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BILLIARD TOURNEY
At THE NATIONAL
Was Opened Among Local Player. Last
NiFht And VIII Continue All
weet-Morgau Leading

In the opening games of the billiard
tourney being conducted at the Nation
al Billiard Academy last night pave
Morgan showed championship calinre
and Jumped into the lead by winning
three straight. There. were six games
played and large crowd Witnessed the
matches. Tonight at Sis Louis Grubb
plays Fred Carenbauer. Last night S
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CRIT1crsES WHITMAN.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Centering his
criticism Of Governor Whitman ad-
ministration mainly upon the governors
financial policies and charging him with
ignorant OF state finance. Judge Samuel
Scabury formally accepted tho Demo
cratic nomination for governor or New
YORK here to-day at q meeting OF the
Democratic state committee.
Vim. +. McCnmbs. Democratic candi-
date for United tSates senator, from
New York. also delivered speech OF
acceptance. In which he declard for in
violate and Cntrammelled' commerce for
the United States.
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PROTESTS HEARD.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. 2.--Pro-
tests of citizens who oppose the discon-
tinuance of the stations at Elkhurst and
Wire Bridge on the Coal and Coke rail-
road, were heard to-day by the Pubic
Service Commission. The company
some time ago filed o petition asking
for permission to dis continue station
facilities at those stops.
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GET NEW RIFLES.

CHARLESTON W. VII. Oct. 2.-Fol-
lowing an order received fr1m the War
Department $50 new rifles have been is
sued TO men OF the Second West Virginia
infantry. to replace those which were
condemned recently b, Major Johnson.
L. S. a.. OF the inspection generals de-
partment. The Did rifles will &c ship
ped to u government arsenal to undergo
repairs, whore such wiI lie % use.
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NOPE EVIDENCE FOUND.

MOUNTAIN VIEW. y. H., Oct. e
An empty shell that filled an empty
automatic p!stod picked up IN the ld'nH
OF the cottage OF Mrs. Florence y.
Small, who WAS murdered Thursday
night, was found today in the debris
of the burned cottage. according 10 High
Sheriff Arthur Chandler.
Funeral services for Mrs Small were
hold today.
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HUGHES RESTING.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Charlcs T..
IlughrS Sp"nt to-day resting and going
over correspondence which had accumu-
lated durInS his latest speaking tour.
He saw no callers and remained in Sc
cluSiun. The Republican nominee went
for an automobile ride this Afternoon.
MIR Hughes will: remain here until
Wcdn, sduy morning when he will &C 10
M"n;claIr. y. j.. 10 rest until the tnd
OF tn week. lie will begin another
Speaking tour next week.
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The PROFESSOR ACCEPTS.

THE offer of Mr. Jones and FORTH
with booked his passage on the hit
achi Maru." from Manila. HonA'konI.
Nokuhoma, and Vancouver. where he
purchased a Chandler Car and tinisnad
his journrd by motor car arriving III
Wheeling. Sunday afternoon. On Mon
day morning hr had signed his con-
tract with the Bacr Drug Store, l2!h
and Market St. TO act as the Official
representatives for this district. Com
mencing tomorrow the VinlaX repre-.
sentative will be ar the store Market
and 18th St. from . until Il explaining
the merits Of this wonderful tonic.
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TO PRESENT "AlDA"

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 2.-Lloyds
of London will enter the theatrical
arena tomorrow for "one night only
End will Stage an open air production
OF Aida" in an effort 10 regain S25.'
900 paid as Insurance. against RAIN
Tor the production of the opera which
was to have been given here Satur-
daN fnI. charity.
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70 pEc1EAsE Hou1A

CHICAGO. Oct. 1.-The Wholesale
niovinr 90, 600 workmen. announced TO-
day that ii would reduce working time
in ,ts factories from so to AZ hours q
t W. but that pay would remain the
same and that and half would be pald
for overtime.
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rrw sHHEp RECORD.

DENVER. COLO. Oct. 2-Sixty-four
Thousand sheep. nearly double the num-
her ever previously received in one day.
w"r" marketed today at the local stock
yards. The previous record was 32.9l9
made in November, 1914.
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BIG CLEAR|NGS
xoSterday's Bank Cloarings Exceeded
Three-quarters OF MiHon
Dollars.

Yesterdays banking rleartnES. which
amounted 10 sIT5.332S6. were the lurg-
est since June /. according to the report
of the Wheeling Clearing House. Th"E
showed an increase OF s23S.lS2.64 rr
-41:3 per cent over the clcarinGS for the
corresponding day last year. whch they
amounted to S531.150.22.
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THOMSON CLUB TONIGHT.

The regular monthly business meet
Inr Of Thomson Mems Club will be leld
his evening In the clubs quarters,
ground floor of Thomson VI. +. church
building. Island. \ full turnout of the
MON hrrShip is desired.
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"a SECRET OF LIFE"

Special Wednesday evening services
are held al the First Presbyterian
church every Wednesday evening At
7:30. After the song service. the pas
tor, Claude Porter Tory. will speak on
the theme "A Secret Tor l.ife.
Special music by the chorus choir.
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WANTS MORE COPS.

cr1rc.co Oct. 2.-Mayor Thompson.
10. noIif,ed the city that the 5000
nolicsmen now employed are not sutfi-
Clint to guard the city, and asked oTv
900 additional men. Appro11tnale'S
o11 square miles are patrolleo.
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s25o,ooo FIRE.

NEW RICHMOND, WIS; Oct: Fire Fire
TONIGHT destroyed the roller mills ana
the downtown elevator ;,1e co Oh ,nS here here
Richmond Roller NILS NILS oSo 'p"''
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225 ANSWERED THE CALL.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, Oct. .. Two
hundred and twenty-five students an
severed the call Of Coach Guy NicKalls
for candidates for the Yale crew TO-
nighttime largest number in years. Inc
nracticc for the annual fall regatta
,uill Sinrt TOMORROW.
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wEps B1rF1sH o111cE1.

Providence. r. l.. Oct. limited
c,a,o "'t Senator Henry F. Lippitt tonikht
s s1TtT the marriage OF his dauEhter
Frances to BriEadier General AoretG IN
Forey Gage, OF the British army IN
Paris on Saturday.
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The tenants you OUGHT TO HAVE
are reading the ads in this paper every
day. You are to decide as to whether
YOUR ADS are to be part Of their
reading or not au26-u
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II that properly is desirable, adVer
tise it. II you don't advertise it no
body will know or care about whether
II is desirable or not. au26-tf