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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1916-01-31
NOTICE
Meeting of the Board of AppOrtion
ment and Taxation

Meeting of the Board of Apportion-
ment and Taxation
WARNING is hereby given that in
accordance with the provisions of the
City Charter, a meeting of the Board
of Apportionment and Taxation will
be held in the Council Chamber, City
Hall, on Tuesday, February LIST, 1915,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose of receiving the City Auditor
estimate of the amounts required by
each department of the city govern
1ment, for the ensuing year, and his
recommendations of appropriations
for all city expenses for said year, and
of tax on ratabIe estates of said city
as he shall deem necessary to meet
such expenses for said fiscal year; and
to do any other business proper to
be done at said meeting and adjourn
nent thereof.
Dated at Bridgeport this 2Sth day
of January, A. D. 1916.
CLIFFORD B. WILSON. Mayor.
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CHAPTER ~.
3 MoIy's Dizzy Popularity.

Molly's Dizzy Popularity.
TAHUS sped the evening, with
Molly climbing the dizzy heights
of popularity in hourly increas-
ing excitement. She not only
had a notable partner for every dance,
but brilliant partner for every tete-
a-tetep between numbers, and the al
most equally happy, though not so
highly favored, Fern warned her, in a
giggling, whispered moment, to keep
her back to the wall lest she be stab
bed. Her cup of happiness was full
when the famous musician, a near
sighted man who wore his hair short
and inspected her rapturously through
half inch thick glasses, composed a
sparkling little rondo for her at piano
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What Is Uric Acid :
THE CAUSE OF BACKACHE.
RHEUMATISM, GRAVEL
AND SUDDEN DEATH.

Ever since the discovery of uric acid
in the blood by Scheele, in 1775, and
the bad effect it had upon the body,
scientists and physicians have striven
to rid the tissues and the blood of
this poison. Because of its over
abundance in the system it causes
backache, pains here and there, rheu-
matism, govt, gravel, neuralgia and
sciatica. It was DR.. Pierce who dis
covered new agent, called vAnuric,"
which will throw out and completely
eradicate this uric acid from the sys-
tenn. ~Anuric" has proved to be 81
times more potent than I6tbGa, and
consequently you need no longer fear
muscular or articular rheumatism or
gout, ar many other diseases which are
dependent on an accumulation of uric
acid within the body. Send to DIR.
Pierce, of the InvaIids' Hotel and Sur
gical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y, for a
pamphlet on Anuric, !" or send 10 cents
for a trial package of e Anuric Tablets"
If you feel that tired, worn out
feeling, backache, neuralgia, or if your
sleep is disturbed by too frequent
urination, go to your best drug store
and ask for Doctor Pierce's Anuric
Tablets.
Doctor Pierce's reputation is back of
this medicine and you know that his
wGolden Medical Discovery" for the
blood and his "Favorite Prescription -
for the ills of women have had a SPLEEN
did reputation for the past fifty years.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS AND
BOUQUETS
JOHN RECK & SON.
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Tommy West in End round at New
York.
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Doctor Pierce's Pellets are unequaled
as a Liver Pill. One ting Sstgor-coated
Pellet a Dose. Cure Sick Headache,
ton, Indigestion, Bilious Attacks, and
all arrangements of the Liver, Stomach
and Bowels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-02-17
GAS
But NOT FOR
THE GAS co.
But TANlhc SOON RELIEVED
DISTRESSING CONDITION
or WHEELING MAN.

'on" %, thH happiest couples D have
ever had ths pleasure oi meeting ar.
Mi and Ir- 49, g. plUlaulh. of B.
flkr street. said Mr. B.riroH Both
"rr" enthusiastic uttr fh. utN mrdI-
emo IanlHc. t- i- helped them fu bot
Ter health and a- IlsF shared their
JOY and sorrows. so they shared Tam
lac Nr h'lah1u-I .s very IUaIHI
man. which may hr the reason fur Hi4
popularity. lie is thc foreman of frr
Natural Gas Company of WhecIIuG.
and said 20 me duriut our interview
suffered from rlyumat. o.. ffow.
ach NuIb." and also Cafarrh OF the
head. Ny Wife also has suffered from
rheumatism for five years ur more and
She and ] both az times could hardly
walk. had To- even ron out OF bed
and could not straILht,n out or rpt
up as one should
My head and thoat gave me lots
or trouble and phlcrm accumulated and
caused me 10 eNpectorate every morn
Ing. My stomach was affected. as
gas would form and . suffered with
Indigestion. Although am in the cas
business ] DO not care to mauufsCtur,
b myself ne added with laugh
My wife and Z have taken three
bottles between us and We shall con
unue the treatment I haven't any
rheumatic pains any more and my
head is better and ms stomach BE- well
] eat heartily and do not suffer from
gas or INDIGESTION Ny wife is also
q hundred per cent better and ] see
a great change in her
81 find DO the greatest medicine o.
all. especially for stomach trouble and
rheumatism. / feel better than have
felt for ten years. and ms wife SAYS
tho same. I feel like dancing now 0
shall tell my friends of what IanIac
has done for mo
u left them happy in The knowl-
edge Thar ! have been able to spread
a little more happiness here through
the medium OF Taniac. There is moth
ing better that @ happy couple. but
il health has been known 20 break
up many a home"
Taulac is now being introduced hero
through g. ~. Griost a. Co. 1926 Mar
ket street. where Nr E,rfruw Is Boz
Attendance 90 explain TauIsc. 81 per
bOtfIe-Advt
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NO EVIDENCE
Ccontiaasa from rieu PassJ

lh. l'nIlazia. un- damaged. about IS
'"N lal lighters wen. partly or
.'..t burned and u sunIie from fh.
i 'i'... Ie uies.uE The loss ls
'.n.ttri sf $4,000 600.
Ih. ur.-.n of fH. tire Del unknown. but
.i. inspections chat Do was Inc.ulilrv
t'.. Hruu.lI ttttus. of ths farf that
..nr. Boo. INDEED far shipment fo tho
..- H fr"I...r. and tn BEL. d.liF-
.r.. Ht AIHHItu.fHl
POI. l.I..u castle VAS loaded with
... .H.....rs and oils and fra Pa
" r.sr'f hHi. lHrH.f Elr. Marshal
ODD AMI iIrs 'hi.f BENTON Ifums-
.fn Hu Iuts .tIElflnu. d.fnin-
.- li. SUSPECT. a bomb blot
Fif-y Eafcd ,ren Rescued.
.H. ..HI HHr..
b vIf.IrsH aboard fh. Bolton Castl.
"h'f'" tHHf fnf lu|.IIuEs uu TIRE
".i. "u urt rH.u after o'clock
f.nI-E In. h.Hr. spread -o rap
' ''t. OBJ. Officers and crews uf thr
md .Enf.ra I.IrE .f fhs pier.
H. ,.r tHIu effort fa prevent fr. srr.ti
poe .HH.H f. rHsfr U.a..I. t..r..
'. ..'H.r tH leap overheard or fo
aboard other lighters Dr
NN..N NHHtsu.I fo fhs rescue
l.. .'f.. steamers living Hf fn. rI.r
ff.ah..'i hf n..f uf about 800
i. "n" rr.u Ur m.r. Dn aUrr. .f fI.
-'r wen. f'. wives HnI families III
'' fI.aIne. Some Hf fN.-. a... come
III. IAl.N overheard f. te.fr. Tho
N ..i .nfurn off fh. flames T..r.lr..-i
mon lraEE"d many off fHsm
..fU.r- l' h.loininE Ii.re and
were rescued hy tug boats 90
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TRUSTEE SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE


or Out the Pike and City Property.
OIL, 10y virtue OF e. deed OF trust made oy
90 A. "a Wiedcbusch tnow deceased
trustee dated tine sth day of May. lsll.
ana rrc. rdyd in the office OF the clerS
% the county court OF OHIO county. West
Virginia. Boa deed Of truS; book number
t' % page sos. and by virtue OF an order
90 Ihf Circuit Court ut Onto county. West
Nlrslnla. duly made and >ltered on the
SIN day of January. 1916. IN order book
number 81 at page 1874 appointing and
-.h-l itutlng fnc undersigned Joseph
handlan. AS trustee. ln th. place and
stead of said 4. b. Ni.d,buscn. truste-.
deceased. iu and uu.,r said deed or
trust. viii sell "a public auction at the
v9l" county aforesaid. iu an. city =
h'-liug in said county OF ohio and
state o. West irEinia on
SATURDAY THE 18Th DAY OF
MARCH. 1915.
commencing az lu O'Clock e.. M. the fol-
l"Wins described real estate. first 4
west virginia, b.ing part uf certain real
estate uf which Elizabeth =. Thompson
Aird seized. ana which hes been Iaid on
into lots. streets ami alleys. as ia, ca
gtu'"r- uf the Will ut sand Elizabeth ;.
thompson. a,D'us'd %. thu parcel being
mat u'rlsunt'd a. .ut number sixteen
-if''ir ana alleys called the FIRST Ad-
AiIl"u tu ~f.'urud. w mich plat Is re.-
N'u Iu tNf office Ut the clerk ut tne
...ufl court u. ohio county. West Nir-
E.HiA .n plat book uuu-ter D. and tu
which plat reference i- hereby made Tor
"a description uf said lut Together with
HIl the impruN, m,ufr thereon and the
tpIuff,uant's turI,uutu belonging. Bee
InA the same property euuNts,d To- th.
said Paul e.. tu.,k d. George e. Hunt
ana Margaret o. Hunt. hi- wife. hy deed
bearing GATE tha -.th dat ut Apru. 1871.
aud recorded boa said ,I,rh Office in
Decd book lat pas, l1s.
second. a certain parcel of real estate
situated in OBJ, city ui Wheeling. count
of ohio aud ~frt, GO West NireIuIu. ami
described ur follows Isu certain lots
ur parcels Of Eruuud .ltuat, coo thc cast
eide &C Mc' uIlutu street lu Joseph CAL
WtIIa addition fu the city uf NJ utslIuE.
Hnt d'.I- uatrd ou 90, pat coz said ad4I-
u'u nH lots numbered twenty mine t-el
anna tnlrff ta"1. tuE,th'r with an the
iwrfHt ew'nt- and Hpuurt'utncc- th'r,-
uui" h'i"nElnE b'us the ~ainc prop
'riN convey tu tu fi. said I'aul e.. laItft
ut suF d. e.. Allen. special tuwmia~Ioa-
90. hs decd bearing .tt. October Iita.
1900. and recorded 100 600, office uf tine
'I.rA ut the county court ,f ohio county.
M go virginia. iu deed b'Uh numbered
INI If page 800
TERMS DF SALE. ouc-thIrd OF the
ItrDtu-. money. ur ru much NOR, as tho
purchaser mat elect tu pas cash 900 hand
"u OBJ. .uF uf -II.. .uI th" re-idu, 300 two
equal IurtaIIm.ut- UHlabi, respectively
from fEt uHN Uf sale. with interest tn,
purchaser EIt|uN Ul. negotiable urOmI~-
-.rf notes for fh' deferred payments
IEr I.ElI title being retained a. further
security until all ul fIr IurCha-, money
shall have been paid
JOSEPH HANDI.AN. Trustee
f-i1. -f-mr---s-lb
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


rov.a-,l DtnllIOh AN.D
Aa1tNIAL tMBALNER.
tfs9 Ed if24 NAN street
Calls Answered DAY or Mint
Store Phones ass
& D i.rfaDhV SGT rh0no to6QR
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Breummer & HHdebrsrd

Fuueral Directors ard Emhatmsra
corner N4rk.f END Twenty second afa
AriftN"ue 40t Omen d. and utahL
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GERMAN PLAN

GERMAN PLAN
toontiAusa IRON Firs, P.r.,
lion ~ tho German government N
SUNK ungfS Mr. Lansing d. under
STOOD in have Informed him that such
" statement from fha German gov.
eminent would De- dos rabIe
n developed Thar whom the German
am -ldur presented the draft of
me lu-lf1nil agreement moro than
week aEn. hc 1f that Hm. Informed
mo STAT" department OF DIS govern.
m'ni- now submarine policy which
..'r was announced from Vienna and
Berlin
Apply 20 Urarred Ships
German embassy officials declared
theN could NOT understand why no
situation should be disturbed because
'h'F understood tho Iu-ifaris r.r1tl,.
non aI along were conducted l. ap-
blt ing to ur1rw't ships Do WA. e.-
'-h'd after thr sinking that the
Lt-IIAnia bore no armament
i- practically certain that tho
n.''l states viii a.k f0 Do -p,rif.
'tIIt informed chat fI. I'd. .ur.r...
previously given for OBJ. .rf.t, of r.,,
TRAILS ana rur.OumbIfauf. 900 .aa T4t.
NOT been and win ro- be altered bv
OBJ" latest declarations of th, Berlin
and Vienna admirable.
I.I- l- fHn situation now.
As result of ths correspond. moe.
n OBJ" Iu-ifau.a and Ar.b.. .a... tr.
ln''l States had r..f.I erpur, .r
tho belief That fHs future conduct of
submarine warfare Or humane line.
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-MIu sell or trade for CITY
coz suburban property. good residence
near tallz variety OF truIt. good chicken
farm. \dcrcss Exchange. care lnt,li-
E,u''r. f-lb-k
FOR SALE IS acres. good land.
Ia belmont county. ONO. line building
- miles from ir.lhitc. 2. miles from
" needing. 20 minutes walk 10 trolley
nuF al ~'lrau. crossing VIII b. sold
cheap J.. J. Nelson. EeIalre. Ohio. Bell
phone fHl-J. foo
FOR SALE-Eurm, 80 acres. Lays 8
miles each OF Wheeling. near pike
ro'ti. Reason Tor selling owners can't
see q" A. For particulars write To- Geo
: Matthews. Route No. =. ralrNiew. ".
va lA-LI-sUt
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WENTED Reliable English woman
H-. g.. would lkc position as house,
h.. r.r. .r Goo car, for invalid Host r.I-
,f.n.. Nr. MHt.. Cl,umson. cor. Mrs.
John Cd. Betty. 20 HaIdaue ave. Grafton.
Pa f-12-m
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WANTED-Apartment

-~------~---~~>~--~-~~-~~~->---
WhNTTr T. rent furnished az. rtsusut.
Posse SION immediately. Address Is.
D.. Il-lu. 500 SnruI ta,u BIDS i-l5-
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49, ---------~-- 49,
PATENTS s 5''., ; s.. Esss 6:
.au -rh leau-r Booklet free.
"a. 4. DUNLAP. Patent Lawyer.
M.i'..uI ...Uf .r.H isurE Euilg.ur
Wheeling g. Va
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For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY U.fE-Of ,rn
room bath ana laundry Lot s.K
1900. sIrire water pi.e4 into house.
Lots Of rrr"h'ry-. u.4lNtuI grounds
an ideal home
I'M BUILDING sIIE-Ir wooIsT a.-.
more o. I.-a WILL s.A ~ a whole ~
half o. DO
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FOR SALE-AutomobiIe

fOa sA-sE -Autum Ililr SIX Cylinder
tlu... IS car. %. A NTH. L.. :. Laun-
u.t. De. .I.ry. tri0. he-3u-tf
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WANTED-Position

WANTED ~ perieuced nurse wants
nursing. References. T. s. BirwIuE.
ham. trNt Harrison street. Bellairc. %
fl2-m
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FARMS-For Sale.

Tor Sale FLORIDA Land.
ST. EuafAuto,u ON money invested 10
o." "."N" acre fH't~ easy payments. See
or write ~ e. Couk-y 50 10Th ST.
NJ N'"IlNe. ". a. f-l4--
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WANTED girls over ls for stamriu.
presses. Experienced preferred. Wheel.
ms Can Co.. +1th and t.off f-ft-m
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WANTED-Appreut.ce girl 60 learn the
hair trade Apply al j. Front, Il09 Main
.THHN
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toOatinasa Tron 90, r.r..,

non ~ tho German government 10
sink liners Mr lansing b. under.
stood 'o have Informed him that such
statement from tho German gov
'fhmrni would De- desirable
n developed that when the German
tiii 'i .-ddof presented tho draft of
'H" iu-li1ni1 agreement moro than
week aEo. he af that time informed
.'' state department uf DIS govern
m'nt- rsw submarine rDIfr, which
later was announced from Vienna ana
Berlin
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WANTED-Femaie Help

WANTED-l.Np, risuced nurse want
cases of amy kInd. Address "Nur-,.
care Intelligence. f-I--
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-23
my Associated PressJ


CLEVELAND. Ohio, August "a
While two favorites were winners in
the Grand Circuit races at North Ran
dali. surprises were plenty outsiders
and dark horses" getting their share
OF the glory
In addition to some exceptionally
fast racing and some hard fought
brushes, the crowd OF 5000 was
thrilled when Lee Axworthy trotted
an exhibition mile In 2:00A break
ing the worlds record for stallion
by three quarters of second The
record OF 2:0l was held by The
Harvester.
Charley Valentine and Sister Strong
gave the talent humping in the 2:lS
trot. Sister Strong winning the first
two heats and the race in handy
fashion, although the third heat was
taken by Bresicia, the favorite.
Diameter, the favorite in the 2:12
pace. had little trouble in winning the
two opening miles and the race. but
In the third heat Tommy Murphy
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-23

tBy Associated Press.)
BOSTON, August 23.-The Boston
Americans again shut out Cleveland,
8 to 0. Catcher DAILY, of the Indians,
was spiked just below the right knee
by Mays and will be out of the game
for the remainder of the trip.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
uMATILLA TONOPAH MINING
COMPANY

Location OF Principal Place of Bust
ness, and Location Of Works, Tonopah,
Nye County. Nevada.
Notice IL hereby given that at a
meeting OF the Board of Directors.
held on the nth day Of August, 1916.
an assessmen (No. 81 OF one-half (h)
cent per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation. pay
able Immediately In United States gold
coin. to the Secretary, at the oniee or
the Company. Room 265, Russ Build
ing. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment shall remain unpaid on the 18TH
day OF September. 1915. Will be delin-
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made
before, will be sold on Tuesday. the
2tth day OF October, 1916, to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with
the cost of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors
CHARLES ID. OLNEY,
Secretary
onice. Room 265, Russ Building. San
Francisco, California A19-SlSd
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4 by Ah8OSAas~'-
NEW YORK, August 2S.-catholic
voters throughout the United States
wore urged at mass meeting of
the Roman Catholic Central Verein
hare last night to unite and cast their
inauences at the polls where 1t will
subserye the high and holy princi-
ples" for which Catholics stand.
Iames r Zipf, president OF the Con
,aga union of st. Louis, who made
the appeal. declared there were at
,east 100000 Catholic voters in the
country, quite force" he said, for
the bringing about of proper condi-
tons"
That" Mr.. Zipf added, lis almost
as many as the Republicans polled at
the last general election. That very
number places in our hands a power
TO be used in works of social civic
betterment, in works of mercy and
of peace. When the Catholic arm is
unified let 1t be for construction al
ways. but never for destruction"
Mr.. Zipf asserted he was not con-
tending for religious party, but for
an organization of Catholics to bring
into public life a spirit of liberty and
liberation. 1--WE must be so organ
lied" he declared. "and under such
leadership that upon occasions we
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CATHOLICS URGED To
UNITE AT THE POLLS

speak forcibly as one man and say to
the black hand of religious intolera.
ton, Hypocrisy. and hatred, thou
shalt not enter here; so far shalt
thou go and no further"
A resolution was adopted "inviting
thoughtful attention" to statement
regarding the attitude of American
Catholics toward their prosecuted Co
religionists and toward those who are
not their co-relgionists in Mexico"
At no time, II was asserted, have
the exiled Mexican prelates appealed
to their fellow Catholics in the United
States ito aid in revolutionary move
ments or to agitate for bringing
about American Intervention" The
only money raised by Catholics in
this country to aid Mexico, it was
added, was raised and expended for
charitable purposes
What Catholics of the United
States ask in connection with Mex
ico," declared the resolution, lis that
whatever form of government be
established in Mexico with the aid
and friendship of our country, it shall
grant and guarantee liberty of con
science and freedom of worship as
they exist in our United States and
which are denied in Mexico by un.
just laws
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-08-23

Current war news indicates that
the kaiser should not worry much
about going to the front; the front is
coming to him Memphis News
Scimitar.
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NEW YORK, August 23.-After los
ing five games to Cicotte of the
Chicago Americans. New York batted
him out of the box in four innings
and won, Z to 6. Manager Donovan
announced today that the clubs ply
stefan had forbidden Frank Baker to
play for two weeks.
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FOURTEEN INNING
GAME ENDS IN DRAW

single, Weilman pitched the entire
game. Gallia gave way to a pinch
hitter in the sixth and was succeeded
by Ayers
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ny Associated Pre.s.)

WASHINGTON, August 23.-St
Louis and Washington Americans
battled in a to 2 draw In an excit-
Ing game which had gone fourteen
innings when called on account Of
darkness. st. Louis scored in the
third inning on three passes and a
single, and in the fourth on pass
and Austin's double Washington
scored in the fourth on Milan's single
and Smiths triple. In the first Foster
forced Leonard, was moved to second
on an out, took third on wild pitch
and scored the tying run on Smiths
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TEMPERATURE REPORT

Highest temperature yesterday, S2;
lowest this morning, 65.
Highest temperature year ago,
IS; lowest, 81.
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PHILADELPHIA, August 23.-Phil-
adelphia Americans shut out Detroit,
/ TO 0. Both teams had several op-
portunities to score, but Bush and
James were effective with men on
bases and were given fine support.
Walsh scored the only run in the
seventh inning on base on balls,
his steal of second and Strunk's
double.
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TALENT MAKES KILLING
WITH DARK HORSES

with The Problem, shot across in the
lead and got second in the summary
In the Chenille three year old trot,
Harold's Greek. a Kentucky horse
and the favorite. made the rifle in
two straight heats.
The 2.05 pace was fiercely con
tested from start to finish, it requlr-
ing four heats to determine the win
ner, Fay Richmond gaining that
honor by reason of his grabbing of
the second and fourth heats and get
ting within the money in the third.
Judge Ormonde, the favorite, won the
opening mile, but after that was
unable to get in front
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1916-08-24
ALLEGED BOOTLEGGERS
CAUGHT At DEER PARK
Two CoIored Walters of Deer Park
Hotel In Oakland Jail.

Two alleged bootleggers, William
Brown and John Langford, both colored,
and employed as walters at the Deer
Park Hotel at Deer Park, were picked
up Tuesday morning as they alighted
from train No. II and brought to Oak
land where thaY were held in Jail until
Tuesday noon upon the charge of bring
ing into the countyian excessive supply
of liquor
CBrown had twelve quarts while Lang.
ford went him little better and had
twelve and half quarts. At the hear
ing before Justice West Tuesday both
men testified that they had brought the
liquor into the county for their personal
use. States Attorney Jones, who rep
resented the State at the hearing, pro-
duced evidence tending to show that
/ both men went to Westernport from
two to three times a week and brought
back with them liquor in violation of
the law.
The prisoners were represented by
Messrs. Renninger and Offutt. The
two men were held under bond for
their appearance and in default were
remanded to jail for the action of the
grand jury at the December term.
Yesterday Messrs. Offutt and Rem
ringer, as attorneys for the alleged
bootleggers. filed with Clerk Tower
petition for writ of habeas corpus to
release the men from Jail. When the
argument is made before the Court the
local attorneys will attack the constitu
| tionality of the Speicher law.