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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1916-11-10
RAILWAY SCHEDULES.
1Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Railway.
(Northern Division.)

Aa AH
No. Destination. Time.
40 Tutwiler, C'dale, Mem
phis, Tvs. ........ $3.50 V. m.
1924 Grenada and l. G., Tvs. 1922 .. m.
314 Tutwiler, C'dale, V'burg,
G'ville, Helena & Mem
phis, lvs..-----.-.--1O:S6 q. m.
AZ Travellers Spec, Mem,
Tutwilerand points S.
C'dale, Iva. ---....... 2:45 p. N.
1872 Grenada 4 /. c., Tvs. 1903 p. m.
Al Trav. Spec, Mem, V'brg.
T'wiler., Chastn., and c.
dali, arrvs. ........ sos q. m.
331 Grenada & !. c., arrvs. 8:13 a. m.
1923 Grenada & l. G. arrvs. 2:40 p. m.
313 Mem. Helena, v'burg, G.
vile and Chston. arr. 4:47 p. m.
SO Mem. Hell. Cdale. & inter.
pts. arr. .-.-......10:10 p. m.
(Southern Divisi0n.)
331 Tchula, Durant, Yazoo
City, Jackson and New
Orleans, Tvs. ..-...... 1922 q. m.
313 Same ...---..-."..- 4:41 p. m.
314 Same train, arrives. ..l0:35 q. nj.
1872 Same train, arrives 1903 p. m.
For further information apply to
J. W. DONNELL, Tex. Agt.
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WALSH SAYS WILSON WINS.
(By Associated Press.l

(by ASS0CI8CeQ Pre9S.1
Chicago, Nov. 8.-Senator Walsh,
manager Of the Democratic Western
Headquarters, declared At noon today
that he was positive that Wilson has
been reelected by at least 304 electoral
votes. Reports received from every
doubtful state in the western terri.
tory this morning.
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STRONGER IN MINNESOTA.
St. Paul, Nov. 8.-Returns from
1909 out of 1924 precincts in Mime
sofa give Wilson 1854, Hughes
l18,724. Showing a slight increase in
the Presidents plurality.
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CLAIM DOUBTFUL STATES.
(Bv Associated Press.)

VOy AbCVSIAVeU xEoSb'I 81
New York, Nov. ga statement
issued by the Republicans Ut 2:3C
this afternoon claimed Minnesota, Or.
egon, California and New Hampshire
and asserted that Hughes has, obtain
ed 277 electoral votes.
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ELECTION RETURNS
~CONGRATULATES WILSON.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Nov. g.. (I:34 p. nj
Democratic Chairman Mccormick late
today declared Il stick by my original
figures, Wilson will receive ct least
288 electoral votes. ! have alrsady
congratulated President Wilson over
the telephone"
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INVESTIGATE THE COUNT.
by Associated Prass.l

New York. Nov. s.-Attornsy Gen.
eral Gregory went into conference
with Chairman Mccormick this after
noon and reports r current TINT IN
investigation Of the count in New
Hampshire and other doubtful states
is under consideration.
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Southern Ry. Co., IN Miss.
Greenwood Station.)
WEST BOUND TRAINS.

No. Destination. Time.
8 Winona to Greenvillep acc.
leaves ....-.-.--....-..i'zo a.. N.
9 Columbus to G'ville, acc.
leaves l2:06 p. N.
II B'ham to G'ville, thru. tr.
leaves .......--....b:00 p. m.
II G,wood to Webb, Oily ex.
Sunday, leaves.-.....2:26 p. m.
EAST BOUND TRAINS.
IL G'ville to B'ham, thru IT,.
leaves ....-... $3.50 q. N.
20 G'ville to Columbus, acc.
leaves ........-.---. 1:l0 p. "a.
4 G'ville to Winona, acc.
leaves ...--.-.... 7:08 .. m.
70 Webb bch., dly. *. Sun.
arrives ....,.1O:S6 ~ n.
Connection for Delzoni branch lvss
Greenwood 7:26 :. n. also lvs, Grrer-
wood sos p. m, connecting Ut lttA
Bena 6:46 p. n.
Sunday ssrvice-Wehb.B elsoni behs.
alternate, lvng. Greenwood 4:%5 .. IA.
& v. GAGE, Tex. Agt. y
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WILSON GETS WEST VIRGINIA.
Long Branch, Nov. 8.-"You carry
West Virginia and we will guard it
and see that you get it," said Senator
Chiffon in q telegram to President
Wilson this afternoon.
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BOTH CLAIM e
(By Associated Press.)

Portland, Nov. 8.-Both sides claim
ed Oregon at noon today. Republic
cans said Hughes would win BY .
large majority, while the Democrats
claimed the election Of Wilson.
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PLURALITY IN CONGRESS,

(By Associated Press.)
Washington, Nov. 8.-With q
Congressional districts to be heard
from late today returns for the nsxt
Congress showed 1913 Democrats, 1s9
Republicans, two Pregressives, ons
Socialist and one Independent elected.
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DON'T NEED DOUBTFUL STATES,
.(By Associated Press.)

Wy <A0SOCI0CoV 1ES8S.I
New York, Nov. SIN claiming the
reelection Of President Wilson . state
ment was made at Democratic head
quarters that the President Fan lose
both California and Minnesota and.
still be elected.
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WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC.
by Associated Press.)

New York, Nov. ga statement
late this afternoon by Chairman Me-
Cormick says that West Virginia will
60 Democratic by 10000.
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MINNESOTA FOR WILSON.
(By Associated Press.)

st. Paul, Nov. 8.-With returns
from one-sixth Of the voting precincts
in Minnesota reporting Wilson leads
Hughes by 5000 votes.
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WILL NEED OFFICIAL COUNT.
(By Associated Press.)

San Francisco, Nov. 8.-Returns
available early today indicated that
the contest between Wilson and
Hughes in California will be 20 close
that It will require the official count
to decide It.
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WILSON CARRIES A
(Bv Associated Press.)

Salt Lake, Nov. 8.-Wilson carried
Utah by $4,000 and the entire Demo-
catic ticket has been elected.
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KANSAS IS CONCEDED.
(By Associated Press.)

Kansas City, Nov. 8.-The Daily
Star which has been supporting
Hughes conceded Kansas to Wilson by
about $4,000 in a noon extra today.
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IF ANY N HAS

Died,
Married,
Left town,
Had . fire,
Sold = farm,
Come to town,
Bought . home,
Had an accident,
Been seriously i'll,
Committed murder,
That's news-telephone IS, or tell
The Daily Commonwealth editors
They will appreciate the. favor.
Take The Daily Commonwealth.
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WYOMING FOR WILSON.

by Associated Press.)
Cheyenne, Nov. 8.-Secretary Ken
nedy, Of the Republican State Commit
tee, issued q statement this afternoon
conceding that Wilson had carried
Wyoming.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
j. II. Dumont & Co.,
lle-ls Kecline Bldg Phi. Douglas 500
LOOK AT THESE TWO UP
TO-DATE BUNGALOWS.

Al Slst st and Lafayette Ave, south
front, yards all sodded. nice terrace,
drains, guaranteed furnaces; first floor
has large living room. l2N2i, heamed
ceilings, fire place, huilt-in book cases,
dining room. liNl6;. boamcd ceiling, plate
closet, kitchen. llxl2. with built-in cup
boards, back vestibule. stairs so up from
kitchen and living room. One house has
three bed rooms on second floor. the
other has two; oak floors throughout,
lots OF closet room. Window shadfs,
water meter and every thing complete
and up-to-date. These houses are Just
east of Bemis park, and within walking
distance of the business part OF the city
can sell you these houses cheaper by
$500 each than you can buy the lots ana
build the houses on account OF the IN
crease in price OF the building material
VIII take part payment down, balance
monthly. Call owner and builder, A. H.
Olmstead. Dhnnn Mnhaior 1920.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
RASP BROS,

100 McCague Bldg. Douglas 1853 .
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
REAL ESTATE-lMPR0VED
south,
STOP PAYING RENT


STOP PAYING RENT
Here is a list OF houses. all brand new
ready for occupancy, near the Hans
com Park car line and close to Windsor
school.
S.5Np--4 rooms and bath. with unfin-
ished rooms upstairs. parlor and
dining room finished In oak, fur
mace. electric lights, located EAS
s, 3ith Ave.
S.ooN-S rooms. all on one floor oak fin
ish. elegant electric light fixtures,
lot icxli2 on grade, located 2SS $.
S5th Ave.
5000 rooms. nice sun parlor on ID floor,
oak finish, fun cement basement,
east front lot, elegant electric light
- fixtures. located 23% s. 18th Ave.
AiJO-largC living room across front or
house. dining room. kitchen, pantry
and rear entry on list floor, nice
bedrooms, bath and sun room on
"a floor, oak finish everything up
to-datc corner lot. house should
sell for $500 Located &th Ave.
and Arhor.
Houses open for inspection from 3 to
6 this afternoon. Houses I'm this location
are all new and $ more VIII be con-
structed this spring. Trees will he
planted and paving put In as soon as
weather permits. Come out and see for
yourself II YOU can find anything to
equal them IN construction, finish, To-
cation or price.
G.. G. CARLBERG,
2l2 Brandeis rhceter Rldg.'
Elegant Homes
Seven large rooms; vCstihulc with
coat closet and plate glass mirror
door. Large living room. l6Nl6, beam
ceilings. fireplace; bookcases; oak FIN
ish; dining room beautifully finished
In oak; buffet china closet, window
scat. small closet for table leaves,
etc, kitchen complete In every detail,
with latest design built-n cabinet,
clothes chute to basement. large rear
entry; rear porch. beautiful oak stair
way to second floor; four large bed
rooms finished In white enamel. mir
ror doors; complete bath room; stair
way to attic; all rooms nicely deco
rated; fun basement with laundry
tubs, toilet. fruit cellar, floor drain.
shower bath; screens and window
shades; wall plugs Tor electric irons,
etc. Lot 60Ni22 Price $3.50. Terms
Located S3l7 Walnut ST.
Norris & Norris
900 Bee bldg. Tel Douglas l2I0,'
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19

A BARGAIN IN A ,b-ROoM HOME.
Located at 3S25 ~ 18th ST Strictly all
modern. Has regular 65-foot front lot
In good locality. Price for quick
sale-22bO Look II over today. or as
you get a bargain like this one.
& HEYDEN, 1914 Harvey St
(Our New Phone Number-Tyier 90
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
ONE ACRE IMPROVED

CANi@ ASANN ANlA Nv ~
3207 Redlck Ave, 4-room and unfin-
ished bath room first floor; unfinished
attic. we'll floored and large enough
for very large rooms; full basement,
fine furnace, old-fashioned fireplace; ?
chicken houses and yards, all kinds
young fruit trees, rose bushes, aspara-
gus, Fsrawberries, rhubarb; all fenced
basement. city water and gas 900 feet
from land. This has electric light. els.
tern and cesspool. The most beautiful
view i'm the city. 1920; 1900 cash, bal
SS5 90 month. open Sunday for inspec-
ton from till O'Clock.
WILLIAM COLFAX
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
REAL ESTATE IMPROVED
West.
ANOTHER
WELL BUILT
Ready for Inspection Today

lNSduN lOl LIS lSptNllOu IuudH
IT'S perfection In = btngalow, You
can own IT, too. Just about as easily as
you can pay rent--let the rent you are
paying make the payments on this
attractive, well built home one block
TO car. l6 minutes To 18th and Farnam;
high, slightly lot. n splendid location.
Living room % feet long, including
beautiful open staircase and coat
closet, massive colunnRde opening
butlt-ln bookcases, pretty huilt-in bur
fet, convenient kitchen with bult-iu
pantry, select oak finish Z oak floor
mot ~, and notice the finish on the
floors; compare Second floor white
enamel and mahogany. also compare
my white enamel work; you can tlnd
n difference. Large closet. clothes
chute and a bathroom large and COM
plete; fitted. too, with all kohler FIX
lures. ask your plumber what hohler
means on a bath fixture; it's not the
room bungalow all on one floor, with
large attic. and in II you will find
more than YOU expedite bath room,
huilt-in wardrobe, with mirror door,
bookcases. buffet, linen closet. clothes
chute, and workmanship, too. Go over
these two homes today. take your
time to II, get up IN the attic, down
In the basement, on the roof, examine
materials and construction carefully,
compare it. II YOU are wanting
home with fine finish and at the same
time n house that Will give YOU no
after regrets, construction that VIII
stand n time test. an Investment that
will he easily sold at some future time,
see these two fine homes. You will
quickly understand why my we'll
built homes are readily sold. do
not build i'm dozen lots. but do build
'em good. Phone for address OF
houses under way and then watch
them built: that's the best proof can
offer. Come today. take n West Leav-
enworth car. get off at 4Ith Street.
and come south one block to 1880 Ma
son. Phone i'm Deavenworth Heights
for today Walnut 2S6S. office phones
Benson i22 and Benson 202.
f. S. TRULLINGER,
builder OF
WELL BUILT HOMES"
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
FOR RENT -AP'TS AND FLATS
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
S9--5-r newly decorated flat, modern eX-
Cept heat, 1904 :. 10th st
S20-5-r St Louis flat. all modern. 1910
y. 2Oth St
II. \. WOLF.
6l4 Ware Block. Doug SO6S'
MONTH FREE RENT.
CLOSE-IN APARTMENT.
S-r. and bath apartment. brick mod.
except heat good ncighborhood; ti2,50
ID. L. BUCK, 9l2 Omaha Nat. y. b226
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
Porter & Shotwell,

offices with and Agents for
AMERICAN SECURITY COMPANY
202 s. 18th st Phone Doug. SOlS..
UN U SUA i BARGAIN-Seven-ro room
frame and stucco house, strictly mod
ern in every way, having reception hall,
sun room, living room, dining room'
kitchen, pantry and entry on first floor.
all finished in oak; two bedrooms, bath
and sleeping porch on second floor, fin
ished in white enamel with mahogany
doors: beautiful lighting fixtures and
many other built-in features; on paved
street and paid for. This house cost
5000 to build; will sell for $4,000, easy
terms. Located at 1923 Hamilton St,
New Montclair addition, / block from
Harney car line. Open every day. Call
owner Harney 15SSe
New up-to-date S-room house, tiled vesti-
bule, large living room with fireplace
and bookcases and wall cornice; sun
room with art glass doors; dining room
has buffet, paneled walls and plate
rail. oak finish and floors; pantry, rear
entry. and kitchen with tiled walls;
second floor has large bedrooms and
bath with tile floor and walls; large
floored attic; full brick basement;
sink, toilet and drain; garage; paving
all paid; now occupied by owner,
'harles Nordin. Web. 25lS. 459 Pratt
street,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
500 CASH.

10G McCagne RldF
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
WILLIAM COLFAX
A BARGAIN

We have just listed nice six-room
ALI modern house In north part OF
city convenient to schools and car line;
good, clean neighborhood; large level
lot, 50x12S; alley on side. Price only
So i50 and attractive terms can be ar
ranged Key at our office. Call UP
or come in and we will take you out
IN see e.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
TWO ORCHARD HILL HOMDs
2O16 BURT STREET.

FIVE BLOCKS FROM FORD
FACTORY.
g rooms and BATH modern cottage;
all paving paid; beautiful shade. IL
taken at once will sacrifice for the
price OF lot-S, 100 Half cash, balance
j. N. SNITZER A2a pAXtnn nlk ID oisi
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
BUY OF OWNER.

Near Prettiest Mile. strictly modern
5-room bungalow; hot water heat, laun-
dry, loft. screened porch. east front,
oak finish. open stairway and fireplace
IN 2S-tt living. room, built-in bookcase
colonnade. 4422 North 91st, Price. al zoo
Terms. Call Webster 9SA3
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1916-10-21
SYNOPSIS.

Lieut. Jarvis Hope is detailed by the
United States naval board to Investigate
and report his findings on the invention
of DR.. Ralph Burke. which serves to
bring the submarine to a state of per-
lection. The lieutenant arrives in Val
davia and is welcomed by the inventor
and his daughter, Cleo. On the trial trip
of the inventors boat, Japanese helper
is surprised in the act of examining the
Hope reports favorably on the new device
but there are others interested in it. An
attempt to burglarize Doctor Burke's
laboratory fails. but later Cleo finds him
murdered in his bedroom. Cleo sells her
fathers books to get money; later she
finds a note from which she learns that
they contain the secret formula With
Hope she races to the auctiOneer's store
only to find it in flames. Olga Ivanof
OF the formula, attempt to capture Cleo
when she calls at the house of Stephan
aid: Morton shoots at him but the bullet
hits bomb in the cellar, which expIodes.
Stephanski dies in the wreck of his house;
the others escape. Hope and Cleo attend
a ball at Mrs. DeImar's, whose nephew
has two of the missing books. Mahlin,
q. spy. attempts to steal the books, but is
that follows the books disappear. Mahlin
escapes. Hope and Cleo take a boat for
tors foioW @u in oteg boats me Ma5n and
the Jap turn out the island light. Nor
toms boat with the countess strikes a
stray mine in the bay After violent
storm Hope and Cleo arrive on a strange
island and discover that the man they
hunt is there. But MahIin and the Japa-
nese also reach the island and put up
fight for the books. They escape from
Hope but return and dynamite the shack
The conspirators fail to harm Hope and
Cleo. They manage to reach Sandstone,
where Doctor Owen has one of the books
Each of the others approach the doctor,
ranges to meet Hope at the hotel with
the book. Morton poses as Hope and but
for an earthquake would have possessed
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pened TO the engine" he thought
Were in for a smash, for we can
never make a landing on those noun
tatns. Scarcely had the thought
Ieaped through his mind when what
had looked an instant before like a
rocky and inhospitabIe mountainside
resolved itself into a grass-covered
mesa on which the machine landed as
lightly as a bird.
The mesa, or tableland. on which
they stood apparently ended, a few
hundred feet away, against a sheer
wall Of rock which rose skyward as
abruptly as the side of a house. In
the base Of this cliff was a square
black hole, evidently the entrance to
an abandoned mine, and near by stood
a rudeIy built and dilapidated cabin,
Inc cabin, he now saw, was built
on a narrow shelf of rock; behind it
rose the sheer cliff before it was an
abyss. 1t stood, indeed, on a veritable
island in the air, and the only way TO
reach that island was by means of q
wire cable which was stretched across
the chasm. From this cable, red with
rust, but apparently still strong, hung
a sort of basket, roughly constructed.
by means of which one could ferry
himself across the river of space.
Great place for kidnapers or .coun-
terfeiters, Ell? The police wouldn't
find 'em here in year of Sundays"
Morton had started toward the ma
chine but, at Smiths remark, he
turned and walked back to the edge
of the chasm, where he stood staring
at the cabin on the edge, apparently
lost in thought.
''The place seems to interest you,"
said Smith, laughing Thinking of
opening up the mine?''
NO. said Morton thoughtfuIIy, as
he turned away, "but 1 have just
thought of another way in which it
might be made to pay
"Bob," said Morton, as he and the
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propose, then, to get the girl to ftp"
"By aeroplane." Morton exclaimed
triumphantly.
On an afternoon early in the fol-
lowing week, Cleo, as had become her
custom, was strOlling along a quiet
lane in the outskirts of Santa Eulalia.
Today she was alone, however, for
Hope had been called TO Los Angeles
on business. So completely absorbed
in her thoughts was Cleo that she paid
no attention to the large closed car,
with drawn curtains, which rolled 81
lently up behind her. Just as it came
opposite her the door swung open, a
man leaped out, a blanket was thrown
over her head, muf1ing her screams,
and she was dragged into the car, the
whole performance being enacted in
far less time than it takes TO tell it.
She struggled desperately to free her
self from the enyelOping folds, but IN
seen hands pinned her against the
cushions while someone held a sponge,
saturated with something that smeIled
sweet and sfckly, over her nose and
mouth.
When Cleo recovered consciousness
she found herself in a small and IN
kept room. Its walls, which were of
unpaneled boards, were covered with
pictures cut from the illustrated pa
perS; its furniture consisted of a
small iron stove, much the worse for
rust, an OilclOth-cOvered table, a chair,
and the fOul-smeIling bunk on which
she lay. In the chair with his back
to her a man was sitting. She must
have made some sound, for the man
turned. 1t was Gerald MortonI
SO you're awake at last, my DEAR
he said, coming toward her. "How
are you feeling?''
81 feel ill., she moaned. my head
feels as though it were going to burst
-. where where am I?
. and what are you doing here,
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NINTH INSTALLMENT

Though the earthquake caused con-
siderable material damage to Sands
bOrO, partially wrecking- the hotel, a
bank, and several smaller buildings,
but few casualties and no fatalities
resulted. Within an hour Hope, Cleo,
and Doctor Owen, their clothing still
showing traces of dust and falling
plaster, were seated about table in
the latter's study, porting over the book
which Cleo had snatched from olga
during the panic in the restaurant.
There's nothing in this one, either,''
said Hope disguStedly, as he turned the
last leaf and slammed the cover.
''That leaves six more books to look
for. Things are narrowing down, in
any event"
''Where do we go now, Jarvis?'
asked Cleo.
1.-THE next name on the list" said
Hope, taking from his pocketbook the
gage from Dawson's ledger, sis Rich
ard Patten, care general delivery, San
ia Eulalia.''
"And where is Santa EuIalia?''
Its at the southern end of the San
Joaquin valley, Miss Burke said the
physician. Fright in the edge of the
mountains. It's only a small place.
You shouldn't have difficulty in find
ing your man there
Hope and Cleo descended from the
branch-line local at Santa Eulalia late
the following afternoon. Having set
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tories viii stop all Sunday labor as
the result of an investigation by a
special committee, with the conclusion
that Sunday work rather diminished
than increased the output, remarks the
New York Times. That may be true
of the workers. but it is impossible
not to wonder. at the application to
the factories Of the theory regarding
the hands In the desperate need for
munitions it would seem that the fac
tories. the plant itself, might be
worked continuously with fresh shifts
Of employees. There is q theory