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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04
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FRAUD m EVIDENCE

CHICAGO. Nov. 3 Frank c. INailHN
In charge Of the gOvornmentF inVeS
ligEtion into VOtn frauds IN Inn cen
,ral district announced today that jill
vest !gntnrs have found evidence al
Fraudulent rrEistra uon. colonization OF
voters, intimidation and the use Of
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island Christian church. R"y. r. X.
Van Wrinkle. p,tS;r?. il3 North Front
street; Y l.. F"rrH. snpcrinteaien:. 80?
so;.th Tenth. Hib,r school. 9:30 H. M.
Worship and communion. lo:4a a.. NJ.
!. T. : =. f.. 20 2. Z, Preaching. IN
j.. III. Prayer meeting. Wednesday. go
!. ~. Suhjrc; sermon. Monday. Tho
tVUrrh IL. Pillar and support OF IL"
TRUTH" Subject Sunday evening, "F.S-
sant:ais in Religion" Sunday school has
r!iar&. Of Wednesday evenings prayer
meeting.
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PROTESTANT ETs cOpAn.

81 Andrews church. Th!rIy-Scvent n
and Eohr streets. ;. Logan Fish. rector.
There will 20 celebration Of Holy Com
:ntnion tomorrow. -" twentieth Sunday
after Trinity at Il o'clock 4. m. Sun
.'a;- school nj o'cloCl, i'll The afternoon.
;'yru!aC prayer anI sermon ~ 80
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SALVATION ARNy.

Th,sign l.. GauEh. Commanding Officer
Tuesday night. gospel service. Wednes-
day night. Children'S Meeting. Thursday
night. Gospel Meeting. Friday night
Special Holiness Meeting. Sunday-4 81
Sunday school: so. Young People :
Legion: s. Gospel Service.
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LuTEERAG-

Zion l.&,nc"au Church. @:tN Marn.t
street. ~. y. l.. i%..i!%r. mu~;;,@ Tw.u-
tierh Sgnda% a''"" T":u:'y. SUNDAY
schco! at ais Il. ~. mi: $"r.i'.. -
1880 a. IL. The %"r;y-s"..lG! r.&:-rr-
sary OF n" l.Hdu'S' Nil Snc:.::y w: Zee.
observed . this >"rEI:. w.ch Il special
sermon b. ,;l" pastor. NHSp"rS at 80
y. NJ. Social meeting -: taa Ladies'
Md society IN n"Xt "Wednesday -ftnr.
noon y: couiue:uncatiou If he ,,!r,y-
second anrjrerSar:. Nj ar" urS-,i t.
attend bu;n the Sunday service ;.iid the
snria! session on "Wednesday. C,l'"-
ch"ti@.ti instruction IN Saturday mu"u-
iuS ~ ii O'Clock.
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H.. Wrr-h hit. Il a ~. TnTani baptism
I''r',.n; ion rf ul'Imb"ra and lh" Holy 'uin-
HUHi"u. - =. II iun!ur League. 90" -.
IN. Erw"rtn L"a@.j'. $50 +. ~, Sermon
lev H., y.-:l0r
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ures in the Coming Election" Rihl"
schoo! a. 9:T5. Warwcod mission school
AT 2:3u. Service a. the Homo for thn
Aecd 1T zoe O'clock. Young Peoples
meeting 1T ESQ
Training class Wednesday evening ~
$50. Prayer service ~ go. Junior
Union FRIDAY az SO. Junior choir ct
AS. Boys Brigade at I:!J,
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Emmanuel Baptist church. Eo!f street,
near Tweuty-uiuth street. Arden l.. MIL
Ter. pastor. Sunday school at ":i3 4. ~.
Morning preaching service a il o'clock.
The Lords supper will be- observed at
this service. 4. Y. T. L. IT Gas u. M
1T the annex. Preaching Mt as, y. M.
"Wednesday ~ 80 =. II. prayer meet
ing. ThUvS,ia? az 10 4. m. the women
m:"et 1T ia" church for work. Wnr;t
while girls Monday 81 ! .. m. What
nHXt Will hold their meeting Thursday
evening n the church.
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Christian church. M"M'rucn. corner
Fourth ard Logan streets. parsonage IN
same block un Firth street. 6. ". Full
CT, Jr., minister, li,lI phone 1861. Bible
school at 1000 H. ma Earn Freeman.
superintendent Morning Worship at
II 90 O'Clock. Junior Endcavor Ill 600
T. Ia. Senior Endravor AT $50 y. M.
Evening Worship ~ $50 O'Clock. Pray
CT nlcc Ting Wednesday, evening. Ladies'
Md meeting ali day Thursday. choir
=, hrarSaL FRIDAY evening"
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BAPTIST

First BAPTIST chur"h. twelfth ana
"a Mans Last Chance" is tho morning
there The Lor1's supper will h" ah.
served at The c,cse Of This service. IN
the evening At so the th"ne Is: Dual
Ctttfzenahtp: 81 Christian's Political Prin-
-Inles as Applied TO the Men and Meas
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ors' meeting Of thu Sabbath school. Spe-
rial program has been prepared. Thurs
day Ut 100 =. ~. Mli-Wcrk Prayer
meeting. -. l.. Blake. header. Friday, ~
i y. M, Junior E'nd"a"ur S"Iiei%. NJ
: 80 D. N. Choir prucrirc $50 in base
m"nF. Young Meas bblc Class. You
are welcome to "Ur services. III"
church that feels like huUr.
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~rTEn PEEs6vwRra9

First United Pres5yterian chNrch.
The Church With a Welcome" Rev.
Charles II. Robinson. D. y. pastor. Sab
bath school and Bible classes. $3.50 a.
H. a; the T0:46 service. Roll Cali
OF the church membership. and sermon
BY the pastor "C'hriSr!aH Ci,iZnrshiD."
Young Peoples meeting ~ SIS. Even
ing service and sermon. - = N. tn.
pews Of this church ar" fr"- aHn "%"U
10 all.
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s.. Matthew's Lutheran church: R"v
WARwooD CHURCHES.

Christian chrrrh. Wnrwnod. Srvon'
rr"iii and RichlanG streets. Francia NJ
piidsc. minister. iinlo school. n:i6 n. III
subject. "a Long Journey Ended" T.!
H. 8:A6 p. m. Song service and sermon
r::ln >. NJ. suhjcct. 'iHrls;inn CournG".'
Thn First Regiment. |. r.. X. p. Will nj
..,id m Il body in the evening. Mid-wor!
rrrycr meet ing Wednesday,. an y. III.
Carl Carurhcrs. :. :. superintendent.
Harry lloyd. chnrlstcr.
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"Wednesday, 80 2. m. MId-weEK FEN!"T
service. leader Mr.. Mason thursday,
~. "a dis will serve = chicken supper II
In. church. commencing at p. III.
st. James Evangelical !.uthcran
Chapel. Elm Grove. ". Va. KEY NJ: -
S:cu"". assistant pastor. "nNH:tE' S'1C
n N. REGULAR divinr services. Fr!daT
evening. teachers uc"tlnE,
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ST. stephens Evangelical! Reformed
Lutheran church: Rev. g. Schmitt from
Alliance. OHIO. will preach e. 1918 In
thr morning and 1:2o IN the evaning.
Genera; rur";ine after church. Sunday
school 4, D. m Ladies' .h!l Society
puii, Moot Al :, OctOCk.
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CAN CaRPY BOOZE

CHARLESTON, ~ Va. Nov. 3
Orders issued BY tho Chesapeake &
Ohio railroad here today, announce
the creation Of two special trains, be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-04

Second United rrashr;""ln". thn"tiu"
and Fourteenth streets Ira 1; Mc'r';,.
pastor. 1Q:45 a. m. or t'""S"aCi :oT
Enlargement" s:+% T. IA. r:'.l" O.:
Young Peoples Society S....:t g.i't.'-'
by Mr.. " A. Snow. 40 = ".. -:'...'.'--
Ing Life Vocation. first sermon i! "
series OF special sermons % young "'."-
pie. The other sermons In the series
wifi be: Nov. t. Choosing Lie Fr!n-
sipiee": Nov IS. "ChonsinE a Life Corr
panion-: Dec. ?. choosing i.lte's
AnnuSe nents.
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EusNEET.JEAT,

St Johns Evangelical Protestant con-
gregatiou. pastor. W. 6. Ulfert. Next
SundAy German Srrricc at l046 a. m.
Sunday school and Bible class at g.
m EvruirE service at 40 .. NJ. Dr.
M;iirr nii} preach. Theme. Contact
Wi,n jesus" No meetings.
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First English Lutheran yhurcu. Six
tecnth street near Market. +. Il. How
ard, pastor. Office hviirS 1T church. ~
i. n. 70 =. III Sunday school at g:2N
q IN Morning worship at 0:30. sermon.
Who Shall Rule our Country" Luther
League meeting ii S:4j. Evening wor-
ship ii 80. S2rInon. "Compuisivr Love"
htd-week devotional service. "Wednesday
a. -.i5
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The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. South Broadway and Ohio. Is
land. Rev. !. =. Bird. pastor. Tn" pas
tor ~ill preach III tn" morning AZ 1920
o'clock and ~ ,hH evening at 80. The
theme Of II" morning sermon will b"
Tire Inside al tn" Cup. and OF Inc
evening sermon. Tho Suravlaiivr Trea-
sure Tic Sunday school holds us
regular Session Il; $50 o'clnck in The
morning. The Junior l.saEtir meats n
2:30 ,. ~. The intermediates ami Senior
Leagues rn.si at $50 2. ~. The Mru's
Bible class. tauGil, by IL" pastor. meets
in IN" tiub rooms at $50 o'clock in The
morning.
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Fourth Street Methodist Ep!Scooa
chHrci,. Tho Mother church" Chaplinn
stree; $ruth of Twelfth, Clarence tu-
g"uH .\;!"n, y n. pastor. Prof. Henry
Hartmann. crgaaist and Chcir-master.
Sunday school n 2:i5 4. NJ. with clasScs
80" al ages. Music led by The orchcS-
FRA. kindergarten department at 1920
a. III. where parents may .eav. their
small children ana attend church SER
.ic". Pebble worship with preaching hY
III" pastor u, 20 I. n. and 80 y. n.
Morning Suhp..,t: How l Good NI1
Should Vote" ~ tn" Peoples serviCe
in the evening TIN, paste" will E:|c In"
third in i Series at special sermons on
paul. :hr AroSsi.. 10 tn" city" Sub
ject. Paul III '"rinih: the City Of Com
r1ercs aui Corruption" Vested choir
Midwe~I ssSvirr Wednesday evening at
so. The pastor viii speak on The
Christ ian IL SoCiHtT.''
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pPESRETERIAN

First Presbyterian church.. corner Of
Chapline and Thirteenth streets. Cia,ihH
Porter Trrr:. minister. Mems Bible
class at 9:t5 a. III. All men invited.
Morning worship. 1915 I. m: evening
worship. $50. Spe".a. Wednesday even
ing service. so. Music by the Chorus
Choir.
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Second Presbyterian church. nr. r. q.
koontZ. pastor. Morning sermon. The
Pre-eminence Of iesus Christ" Cot.
lis. Evening sermon. "Walkin" with
Cod Gen. 5:24. DR.. Koontz will preach
at both services. Wednesday evening".
the study of Latin America. An address,
by Prof. J. S. Rueno. formerly OF Nrazi.
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North Street Methodist Episcopal
churck--SuuIay school Mt $50. NJ.
Arthur Strrtiiu. superintendent. Public
worship Il; 1850 with Holy cumn,uuion
service. Epw"rth League Devotional
meeting az SIS. IT." Epworth League
Gospel team 81: South EN'iaira viii! b.
present and have ri,arSr Of he SHr"ic..
Public Worship a. 80. Topic for tho
evening sermon. ''F;rst Things First
Parents desiring :hrir children har,ix.rt
will present them ~ ne :Eo::ing 49,
vice next Sunday
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RRDGEpoEr CHURCHES.

=! PaulS Evangelical t.nth"run
church. Bridgeport, Malm street Key.
OF" Wendell. pastor. rwcntr"th SunIay
utter Trinity. sunday school and Bible
class at 80 Il. N. Divine services III
thu English iaugu"g" n lp:l5 It. ~;
Meclln. Of III" t:Du7ci Council At 80
y. N. IN Thursday evening the Ladies'
Aid society will give another of their en-
iryabl" Birthday S"ri;liS. Tie following
ladies will entertain Mrs. Fr Faux
ucrht Mrs. Ed. hoibruSEc. Mrs. VIM.
Kaiser and Mrs. los. Kaiser.
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The Third Presbyterian church.. Thir-
ty-etghth and Jacob streets. J. T. Lcycu-
berger. pastor. The usual services will
be hold sabbath. November 5. with the
exception - Sabbath school. which will
be held 1T , p. IN. instead o! 40 4. NJ.
Preaching at 1890 a. N. and 80 y. m.
Junior Christian !.rdeavcc Friday. AZ
6:45 y. m.
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West Bridgeport M"lhod&t Episcopal
church. Erv T. H. l:"urn". Pastor: You
M" cordially invited 10 tn" following
services: Sunday school. - Il. II.
Preaching %orvirr. II Il. m Subject #
sermon Til" Lord or Sa"phrra. EN-
worth League. "a !. N. Mid-wr"k
Prayer. Scrvic" Wednesday at $50 y ~.
vs.: Wheeling N"tii"di%t Episcopal
,hur.h, Krv. +. II. Hnuru". pastor. sun
,iav school. % Il. M. Junior League. $50
j. IN. Preaching service. 40 u. IN. sub
irct of sermon: "A Glorious Theme
Prayer ana Pals" Service Thursday,
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ST. James Evangelical Lutheran
Lutheran "ht:crh. l+O@-iii1 Chaplin"
street. E"v. y. w. Werder. pastor: Rev.
NJ. l.. StcUer. assistant pastor. Sunday.
Sis 4. NJ, Sunday school and Bible
classes English and German. 1850 ii. n.
services in the English language. 80
p. n. services in English Prof. otto
Noes. president -: Capital University.
Columbus. Ohio. ~ii, preach the SERMONS
both morning and evening. Thursday
evening, veSt:y meeting.
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Trinity Lutheran church. l[!rkwood
Sunday school at $50 a. m: morning
service and sermon. 1885 4. III. t:""1:n.s
service and sermon. 80. ''at.chc ;ics,!
class at 80 y. II.
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METHODIST

Chapune Street Methodist Episcopal
church. 23l2-2$iS chapi,nc street
Samuel Charles Jones. minister Gat
services are % Special interest,". ana O
very cordial invitation Is eAte;tGc"
o:45 Our Sunday school program VIII De
Missionary 81; this hour, Mrs. E"heTt
. Morrison in charge. Let every pupil
be IN attendance. 400 Morning. WvE
ship. The minister will prrach. SuHj&Gt
Patriotism and tha Polls" go Junior
League. Miss Laura Mccoy. supe-Iaten,
dent $50 Epworth League peEouonn!
service. Miss Hilda Bandi. leader. ~
Evening worship The munster WI
preach. subject: For the sins OF ny
People Was He Stricken. isaiah a":e
Wesley Methodist Episcopal church
31o2 Jacob street. PhtlHr y peh"i,
pastor Extends L most rocdiai invita-
zion 10 any or n! tG" following Scr
vices: Sunday preaching III la:%n Il. IN.
end 80 ?. IN. by :nH pastor. SUNDAY
school ut goo y. IN, john Humphrey
superintendent. classes for all grades
Epworth League Monday evening ~
(Which tho pastor will Civ" a report -
thu state Convention held IN Morgan
tcwr :he past week. Mid Week service
OF prayer and praise. Wednesday Hven-
mg: choir rehearsal Thursday evening
under the direction Of Prof. kinchel0":
Junior League Friday a. $50 y. ~. ua-
der the direction 0e Miss Agnes litti"
\ special sermon 70 MEN and young men
on Sunday evening. November 18th.
Hope NJ E. church, VI. n. Griffin
minister. The the Following services q
cordial invitation is "xtrnded: SHndaj
schuot at a:i5 L. M, Mr.. Roy Earlswino
superintendent. Morning Worship AZ II
o'clock: Prayer meeting a: 80. The
regular monthly meeting Of he Ladies
Aid Society on Monday "v"nnS AZ :h'
usual hour. Every member is requested
to attend as business OF imInrtanc" is
10 be transacted. Epworih League Fri
dnv nScninC
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Euble NJ. r. church. NJ. =. Griffin, min
i,t"r TO tho following. services i c"r4 i,
-, 2 =. m, Mr. J. K. Meek. snr"iintSn-
,lnnf. Epworth League at ; p. M. Mr.
George Parker leader, The now Ulcers
for the league ara: President. George
Parker; first vice president. Eleanor
igCnnfiold; second vice president. Tom
Meek: third vice president. Clara Zach
man; fourth vice president. Margaret
Ewing: secretary. Irene White; treas
ur"r, g. A. farknr @rg2niSt ,.,,, i!1 hn =
iusr been organized all the young pro-
yln Of our community ar" rrtcnd'! Il
cordial invitation 70 Join. On SUNDAY
evening several mrmhers ~ inc h'iSH-
bnrhood leagues will he present 10 givc
US short talks on the l"aEu" WORK. Even
inc worship ut o'clock, sermon by min
isier Wednesday evening at go
PRAYER meeting after which ch0;" prac-
tice.
Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woodsdale. james Ncase Rotor. -. ~;
minister. Services At n. IN. nnd -"
,. IN Communion Mt the morninE S%rv-
!ce Subject "lcllowship in Ills Su!!""-
jnrs." Sunday school and adn!t Ei"i"
classes. 9:30 n. m. Young Peoples meet
Ing at GAS T. m.
ruc,loy ". p. church. F!dew"od. r. \.
sniIior. minister There viii b. publ"
worshIp and sermon both morning and
evening ut 1915 a m. and 80 p M. re-
spectivcly. At the 'n"rnin" service N"
pastor will preach on tho text. Look
inr Unto Jesus the Author a1d TtnIshcr
~ Onr Faith" Heb. 49,. rho evening
DISCOURSE will II" on the on" Thing
Erndful." Sunday school. 90" =. m
Iurior Fpworth Lregue, go =. m; Senior
Prayer meeting. Wednesday n:&h' At
AZ n. m.
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First NJ T.. church. ELM Grove. John
H. Hess, pastor. Sunday school, 0:45 &.
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Vance Memorial Presbyterian church,
Woodsdale. james NHasr t"ti"r' - a.,
,,InIstn- Services ut / n. ~. md 80
y IN. Communion ut the morning Serv-
Ice. Subject. "l'clowshir in us SUITE
jnrs." Sunday school and adult t:ihi"
classes. 9:30 n. m. Young Peoples meet
Ing NJ Gas T. m.
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STONE Presbyterian CHURCH. E)nr Cove.
T.. T. Tsowor,-T?. raSior. S"rT'""" - u
: - and y: 40 r. NJ. MorNi,rl, "uhi"c'.
-, iftinc" Sahha:i, school n' H:51.
rnrir,. i~hr!stfnN Fn:oa..n~. 4'%r Senior
christian Er!aavo". Ga. r.".".r 'I"nt!
tn~ Wednesday,. 80.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-25
No ussIess EormaIities.

Travelfng with Sir Arthur Markham on one occasion, the conversation with the present writer turned on the limits of self defense. "I shot a man once," said Sir Arthur. And what happea- ed?" i inquired. Was there troublef' "No," came the reply; there might have been elsewhere. but it was in the wild part of Russia. The man was trying to enter my bedroom window at night, and shot hinR He fell outside. A small patrol of Cossacks was pass- ing within reach of the sound of the revolver. They came along, secured the wounded man, asked a few ques- tions and disposed of the whole busi- ness by Hanging my burglar on the nearest tree. I heard no snore about the matter" This method of dealing with a very plain business seemed to be thoroughly in accord with Sir Arthur's wish to have things done without any bothering red tape or for malities.-Westminst Gazette.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-25

previously owned in Europe had been highly serviceable in offsetting, on the international balance sheet, England s enormous purchases of our grain and war munitions. The Chancellor of the British Exchequer had declared to the Parliament that the securities of no other country in the world pro- vided so sure and steady a market, the Exchequer itself, in order to con- tinue providing this valuable asset for the balancing of American ex- change, offered some months ago an actual premium to English holders if they would surrender American se- curities in response to the govern ment's urgent solicitations.
 "After the war, it has been pointed out by other business men before me. every nation under the sun will be scrambling for the gold we have gar nered. They will all be trying to get their hands on part of it. Well, think the best man in the country for President when such a time ar- rives, time that will demand some sincere thinking on the part of all of us. is Woodrow Wilson,"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-25

people had been helped and how much good the medicine was doing, I consented to try one bottle. The med icine has given me wonderful results Why, my whole system seems to be invigorated and benefited. I find that my stomach is in good condition again, my appetite has increased and I feel stronger and better in every way I can't endorse Tanlac too highly. It is the best medicine I have ever taken"
 Tanlac tends to increase efficiency by building up the system, restoring appetite, promoting good digestion, steadying the nerves, giving new strength and energy. Tanlac is the ideal tonic and invigorant It is purely vegetable in composition and contains no harmful drugs or injuri- ous minerals.
 M. M. Ochincoff, the Tanlac Man, who has personal charge of Tanlac in Bridgeport, makes his headquarters at the Atlantic Pharmacy, 99O Main street, where he meets the public and explains Tanlac to all. Tanlac is now on sale at Howes' Drug Store, Mil ford.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-25
Printing Pressmen
 Feast at Banquet

Printing pressmen and their assis- tants held a banquet last evening in Freyler's Fairfield avenue cafe, and enjoyed an elaborate menu. More than 50 were present.
 The banquet marked the opening of the winter season for the Printing Pressmen and Assistants union in this city, It is likely similar entertain ment will be held soon.
 The members sang popular songs between courses, and the pleasure of the occasion was heightened by the singing of the Park City quartet.
 International Vice President Will liam McHugh was unable to be pres ent. Among those who attended were State Organizer Ryan, President Rob- ert Connolly of the local union; Vice President c. l.. Sabin; M. Ambrich, H. c. Mason, Edward Stokes, James CraIbtree, Daniel c. Reid, w. s. Flagg and Henry Foote.
 The committee in charge was H. s. Treat, Chairman Messrs Reid, Ma son, Hvermore and H. A. William son.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-25
FOREMAN FOR REMINGTON
 ARMS COMPANY NOW GIVES 6l
 MOST VALUABLE TESTIMONY
E. A. Peck Declares That Tanlac Is the Best Medi-
 cine He Has Ever Used, Has Benefited t- Him Greatly.

1 Edward A. Peck, of 359 Fairview avenue. foreman for the Remington Arms & Ammunition Co.,, holds a re- sponsible position in a company which is known the world over. MT. Peck recognizes the value of efficiency and knows that it goes hand in hand with good health. Consequently, when he began feeling half sick some time ago he immediately started looking around for a medicine to build him. ! He took Tanlac, the National Tonic, and now this is what he says about the great medicine:
 | 'I was suffering from stomach trou- b1e, indigestion, sour stomach and a touch of malaria and tried all kinds of medicines without getting any re- lief. I felt all worn out and run down and was beginning to fear would be real sick soon. I did not seem to have the proper energy and pep although I tried to forget my sickness and do my work just as well as ever.
 'I hardly knew what to do next when. one day. someone advised me to try Tanlac. was skeptical at first but. after had been told how many