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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
Ne N5 BRIEF :

A petition for NATURALIZATION was
filed yesterday IN III" federal office by
Patrick G%ughar. mill worker Of
Rpnwood He cane 10 This country III
1896
Tho United Commercial Travellers
will hold their regular meeting ncA'
Saturday afternoon and Il very Inlet
eSling program will be given. The win
nor of The membership contest Will be
awarded leather travelling bag.
Music Will he furnished by tinmp's Or
chcstra and :. luncheon wll( he served;
Last wCrK foreigner employed
al the ACina-Slandard plant was
robbed OF porkCthuok containing ) l
and four rhrci;&. The purse contain.
ing the checks was found in IN Island
mail box Yesterday by carrier and
turned in al the pnSloffICh.
An order was entered in The local
federal office yesterday by Judge a.
&. Dayton liScharcinc \. W. krcamcr
in his bankruptcy proceedings.
---.Mhynr II. l., Kirk announced yes
ferdav that hr will not call session
of council until after tho election.
ARTHUR Ingram city license Off
Ger is grandpa" now. He is quite
nrouh Of The arrival Of the new grand
son al tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Carter. on the Island.
The hearing Of the county SUR
against rX.Shrriff W. NJ. Clemens will
be- resumed today. No sessions were
held yesterday.
Tho October term Of circuit court
in Brooke county will end tomorrow.
"Wednesday Judge r. NJ. Addleman
COOS to New Cumberland to omen The
Hancock county term.
The season for quail hunting in
West Virginia opens tomorrow. There
will bc little bird hunting in Ohio
county.
rabbi y n. Silver and Hon. c.
burgess Taylor will address an equal
suffrage rally Al ParkrrshurS this
evening.
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BADLY INJURED
ONE YEAR AGO
PITTSBURGH LADY RELATES
HOW HER STOMACH WAS
IN A DREADFUL CON.
DITiON.

preparedness" is now the battle cry
Of Americans, and the old maxim, lin
time Of peace prepare for war" Was
never more aptly illustrated than in
the introduction Of Plant Juice, for the
most cruel war that has ever been
waged is that of disease against the
human body: the more cruel because
the body is so seldom prepared for he
invasion of disease. The world is full
Of people who are suffering from stom.
ach, liver and kidney trouble and their
battle for existence. We cannot hope
to change these modern conditions,
but look elsewhere for relief Plant
Juice, tho new herbal stomach remedy,
is the logical answer, as is atteSted by
the signed testimonials Of people who
have been restored TO health, as for
instance, in the case Of Mrs William
Reilly, who lives at No. 1921 Lake
street, Pittsburgh, Pa, and came from
Baltimore over 10 years ago. She
stated:
About year ago met with an ac,
cident, being thrown from car, which
caused me TO become a nervous wreck.
My stomach was in dreadful condi-
lion, and could not keep anything sol
id on it, as 1t would ferment and cause
gas and the most awful Distress | had
pains around my heart and all over
my body, never could get any sleep ut
night. and kept getting weaker and
weaker every day. tried every
known remedy and all kinds Of treat
ments, but none Of them seemed to
help me in the least, until my son
bought a bottle of Plant Juice for me
and insisted that try il. which | did.
am now glad TO stale that il has
completely relieved the awful misery
/ was in, toned up my nervous system
and my stomach IS in such good condi-
ton that | can cal any kind Of food
without distress. have no more aches
or pains. sleep we'll at night. and will
recommend Plant Juice as a great med
icine to build up the system
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling by
all druggists.
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HIS FRIEND HURT;
He HELPED HIM
Injured Man Laughed When SIM
pie Treatment Was Suggested,
But He Thanked His
Conrade Later.

d. once upon time word came to
Henry \. NOchl. OF Plainficld. \. j.,
that Il close friend had been injured,
and full of anxiety he visited the
afflicted man. who was suffering from
a sprained ankle.
1T was so bad that The leg had
turned black" said Mr.. Foehl in re-,
lating the story. Il told him | would
have him out in a week and lie
laughed at me. But took him Dot
tie Of SlOan'S Linimcnt. that night ne
put some on and noticed the ankle
felt better. told him Ia use 1t every
day, and in three days his ankle was
practically well. In four days he was
working He gladly admits that
Sloan'S Linimcnt put him on his
feet"
SloanS I.inimcnt can be obtained
nj all drug stores, Csc, SOC. and Sl.up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
CARRANzA HAS 4
WELL EQUIPPED ARMY

NEW YORK, Oct. %0.--.Nn army of
17j.0Q0 loyal men. we'll equipped. pro
vsiunrd and clothed. is now under COM
Inand of General Carranza and sufficient
progress is being made toward rcStor-
alton of peace in Mexico by the break
ing up Of and DISCRIMINATING of tho
different "handil' organizations. ac-
rording To Andres G. Garcia. Inspector
general OF rnnsulaiCs. lie factn gov
eminent ri Mexico. who arrived here
today from FL Paso.
Mr. Garcia. formerly Mexican Consul
at Fl Paso. was recently promoted 10
his present position and with his ar
rival today he begins his first official
trip OF inspection among the various
American COnsulatcS
III. said II" r"Ccntl% returned from L
TRIP in Mexico city. and added THAI the
utmost harmony prevails ectwcen Cen
trai Carranza. General OhrCgon and
III hc,.s If his advisors.
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GARCIA AFTER SUPPLIES.

lhl'Gl.AS. -Nri%. Oct. Gn.--''olnr Il
Rosario Garcia, L !LHn1it who has "lude |
In" pursuit of the CarranzL soldiers i'll
SONORA. for THREE Gears. is on ruulc 10
til" .hriznra border for the aVnwcG l.ur-
pose nt getting ammunition ami other
supplies. according to arrivals here to-
day. He is said 10 be- travelling through
In" mountains OF eastern Sonora toward
tai"m Bonita.
Garcia has tcrrorizcd III" Sauhnurlpa
district and part Of the MnctrZnma dis
ific; by rnhhinE 'hc inhabitants and
threatening 10 kill them If they reveal
his movements or Inc numirr Of his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
POLICE PROTECT WOMEN.

INDIANAPOLIS. lid. Oct. 3n.-Spc-
ctai IUticc prntrcti"u at :he Union Sta
u tonight saved III" women Of tn"
sheS special f"nnl annoyance from
"nnixrd yelling Squads These
uaHS were cnmp"$~! of Non vino az
nuptrd 20 close i'll "n ono Of the ma
ines used in csc"r;tnE The members Of
-" party through TO- streets. At ono
point G'nmrn mad" the air ring with
their cries for Wilson. hut offered 10
demons; ration. Ono section Of the pa
rad" was mad: up Cf women school
teachers. whose cars Dor" banners pro-
claiming Hughes. Members Of tn" pHrty
addressed meetings Il. tho Columbia and
Marion clubs.
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TWO SUBMARINES
ARE REPORTED LOST

GENEVA, Switzerland, via Paris,
Oct. 80. 1880 p. m.-The National Iei1.
ung, Of Basel, prints the following con-
corning the German submarines Bre-
men and Deutschland:
Both the Bremen and the Deutsch-
land have been lost-either captured
or sunk. The Bremen never reached
the United States, nor returned. The
Deutschland, during her second "Trip
across the Atlantic. in September. I'M
der the name 'Wescr,' also disap-
pearcd. The submarine u-53 was sent
in search OF the vessels. but found no
traces Of them. The loss of the two
commercial submarine vessels has not
been officially admitted"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
TAFT BOASTS WILSON

MARSHALL. Mich. Oct. 30.-Form-
e. President Taft in speech here this
afternoon. criticized President Wilson
for having. he declared. changed his
position on various questions coming
up during tho Democratic Administered
ton. lie charged that the President,
having i1t"rvenrd h. threat and force
in the affairs of the Mexican people.
has now denounced intervention and
declared tho Mexican situation not 10
he our business.
He characterized the passage or the
A6amSnn hill as 'onc of the greatest
national humiliations" the people have
ever been subjected to.
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ARRESTED AT MARTINS FERRY.

The celebration at Martins Ferry is
kncninG the police of that city on the
alert. Seven offenders of thc ordinances;
we're landed in jail last night and will
be ararigncd before the Mayor THIS
morning. William Preston WAS arrested
charged with disordcrly condur; and at
tempting to stab another fellow during
an argument. George Bosc was ar
rested for fighting, Ed. Rollins for in
tnXicatIon. Vince Stcvans and John St.
Clair for diSnrdcrly conduct. V. {. Reel
and Q. ". Reel for assault.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
TWO BODIES FOUND
IN JAM|S0N MINE

F'AiRMONT. ". Va. Oct. 30.-Two
bodies were taken from the Iamison
mine AT Barrackvillc this afternoon.
-Four bodies still remain entombed in
tho mine. Tho bodies are believed to
he those Of S. i. Vincent. aged So
years, and John Foster, a negro, aged
oS wears
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ATTACKED BY HUSBAND.

PlTTSBU RGH. Oct. %n.--Mrs. Th.op-
hill" Rruny. aged a.. died in a local hos
pital tonight from injuries received
when attacked by 49, husband armed
with a corn knife al their home in Cross
Creek township. Washington county.
iiru"y also attacked his daughter. Rr*ir.
aged II. when she attempted 10 rrscli..
her mother. and the girl is in tn" hos
piial Jealousy. according IL The pnljr",
Was responsible for thr trouble. Brucy
is being held in the county jail 1t WASH
ingtun
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w VA TROOPER DEAD

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Oct. u
Mrs. j. r nickersnn Of this city, today
received word from San Antonio. Tex,
where the Second West Virginia lnfan-
try is cnrampcd saying her son, Pri-
vatr Clarence Clark. Company f, died
there Saturday. II was stated that
Clark had been i'll since he arrived al
the mobilization camp.
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vuLESrAs CAPTURED.

Ell PASO. Ten. Oct. 30.--rhrer Mrxi-
cans are being hold in tho .!uarnz Jail
on charges Of being Villa followers The
men were arrested Sunday by carranza
soldiers. after tnw shots said 70 have
been fred by tho alleged Villa follow
ers. who shouted viva Villa" on one
of the streets of TuarrZ
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TEACHER SUES sHAWKEY.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. ncL. "a
BcrauS" he claims that tho state he
part ucni az SChnulS refused him n No.
irnchrr'S certificate which hr says he
earned in The Uniform examination. Vic
Tor Shelton. Is year old Lincoln county
teacher. has brought silt in l[anawha
county court against NJ. T. Shawkoy.
state school superintendent, asking for
81 moo damages.
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AsAr.ANr cauGrr,

CHARLESTON W. Va. Oct 90 I'd
Sweeney charged with shooting and
seriously woundinS Harry Daniels. .a
mine superintendent. AZ Quarter. sun
day. was captured and brouEh: 10 this
city today. The quarrel was result 1t
Sweener's discharge by Daniels.
Jim Norris. who assisted Sweeney %
escape, was also arrested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
RED-TE1p GOES AFTER TEDDY.

tLE.NELANn. a.. trl. %Q.---( 'hHrartcr-
ling Th"udnrr EnnE"v"lI rs Il "huaSI ful
hrapgarl." secretary IF Commerce Rcd
field tonight y; u large Democratic mass
ucotin declared that Roosevelt WuulI
have plunged the .'Uun1Ty into war had
h" been al tho helm Gur!n" the last Two
wears. "IndSiCht and not foresight"
ar" tn" attrihuir& If raudidHt" hughes.
hr asserted. An unnamed great R"pub-
lirIn liar Rrdticld -sSrrird. was re-
,>punsiblr for sprrnGing tho assertion
that Secretary of War Eak"r had lIll"n"d
WaShiurtun'S soldiers tn Villas bandits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
CLARK SUCCEEDS MANN

T.AKF.NU. TrN.. Drl. %n.---RriCadirr-
General Harvey e. Clark. OF Missouri.
Will assume command If all troops reg
ulars and Suardsmcn In the Laredo dis
trirt when General Wnr. \. Mann leaves
Laredo for Washington. to take his new
position as chief Of military affairs, 1t
waS announced today.
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ARE NOW A LUXURY.

Navy hcans wcrr advanced In price to-
day by local wholesalers +" SIS a
hushel. III" highest price this commn-
dity has commanded in the history of
Charleston wholesale houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
P|CKPOCKETS MAKE A
HAUL At E. LIVERPOOL!
ic,isl Dispatch to the In,cllISencer.

Sicyisl Dispatch to the In,elliSencsr.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., Oct. 30
While Charles Z. Hughes. Republican
presidential nominee, was speaking
from a platform in the street here TO-
day pickpockets. working among the
crowd Of 10000 made Il getaway With
S102.73 in cash and check for s14s.
Joseph Davis, OF Chester. ". Va. Was
robbed of wallet containing S6S in
cash and check Thomas Shears
and George Sewers lost $50 and
$4.7% respectively.
Chief of Police Hugh McDermott
believes professional picl1pockets are
following the Hughes special through
the state.
An t:nGlishman has invented col
lapSihln Iifcboat with Il rubber skin. that
automatically closes puncturcs
An electrically heated coffee pcrcola-
tor made Of carhcnwarc has been pct
cntcd by New York inventor.
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r,7vru.r E1EcrsccUrEp,

l'AINAiDNT. ". Va. Vct. "h.--THyIor
Watkins acc So lineman employed
ny h" Nunnngah"la Traction company.
WAS rlac,rnrutrh Will" on n pole maxi
Ing repairs for tho company here today.
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TO ovERHA1r1, pEsrRoYERS.

NENT1lTiT. T. =. NrT. 3W.---T0TIHNU
boat h"SiruycrS comprising the third
ll"lIla nj tho Atlantic nr"t, began tn
h.av" cnr their home stations today. to
undergo Il months vvcrhaulinS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-31
JOHN N. DAVIS
LAUDS WILSON
AND THE PARTY
DISTINGUISHED DEMOCRATIC So
llCITOR GENERAL SPEAKS
HERE LAST NIGHT.
Criticses Hughes, Takes Fling at
Roosevelt in Lengthy Speech at
the Market Auditorium

For ono hour and half Hon. John
| ". Davis, of Clarksburg, United States
/ Solicitor General. spoke 10 crowd or
1900 voters and about 80 women in
| the Market Auditorium last night. He
reviewed the Democratic achieve
ments. praised the party'S activities IN
general, paid a glowing tribute TO
| Woodrow Wilson. and concluded by ap-
pealing 10 his auditors to support the
State Democratic ticket from govern
or down.
Timothy O'Leary. chairman OF the
| Democratic executive committee, pre-
sided He introduced j. b. Brennan
who made e 5-minute speech and pre-,
! scented Mr.. Davis. The crowd received
him with much enthusiasm, and after
! giving three rousing cheers, the speak
| err pitched into his talk and held HI"
| listeners spellbound with his flow OF
! eloquence. interspersed With humor-
! Gus stories.
Mr.. Davis prefaced his speech by ex-
pressing appreciation al the large out
pouring of the people to hear him. re
took a number of warm filings al me
! Republican party in general, anu
Hughes and Roosevelt in particular.
! He recited a part Of tho Inaugural ad'
] dress of President Wilson. and de-
J clared that he had kept the faith
carried out all his promises in that adj
dress, and thereby the American peo'
Pile had been cut free from the
shackles of special interests" He re-
viewed the tariff question, saying that
the American people in every pursuit,
including the farmer, arc ENJOYING me
greatest prosperity in the history OF
the country; that even the farmer Is
getting moro for his wool than ever
before. He paid tribute to the Demo
cratic party for enacting the income
tax law, the burden Of the taxes are
I now put upon the people who can best
bear them" said he. Mr.. Davis toH
of the great good Of the rural credit
system. Of the protection Of the Fed
eral Trade Commission, the seamcn S
act. which protects the seamen as me
other laws do the workmen in general
lie pictured the distress of chlldren
working in factories and told how the
child labor law had eliminated such
labor. He asked if Hughes or the Re:
publican party would wipe out any OF
these achievements.
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The Eioht-hour Law

The speaker paid high tribute 10
President Wilson and those who voted
for the cight.hour law. saying Wilson
did not spend time attempting to unite
the knot but that he cut il, relieving
the commercial tir-up that confronted
the country" In speaking OF the pres
cnt tariff when The European war shall
cease, Mr., Davis said: Look at his
tory recording the situation at the
close of the Civil war in the South.
The South is just now coming 10 the
front The European nations are not
working now. the mills and factories
are idle and they will rot be pouring
goods into this country after the war,
as said by the Republicans, hut II viii
take years for them to resume COM
mercal activities ana when they do
begin pouring goods into this c0un-
try and the tariff Is found inadequate,
The Democratic party will attend 10
revising it, He pictured the struggle
and privation Of Europe today com.
pared with This country, (which Is en-
ioyins peace and happy prosperity.
Mr.. Davis spen1 some time review
ing the Mexican situation. Tie harkcL
back to 1910 through the various All
ministrations. saying that there would
he no peace in that country until the
MeXicanS could own their own prop
erty on which they live. You do not
hear of any more Indian uprising,
said he, land after years OF such IN
this country, The government settled
the question and brought peace among
the Indians by giving them their own
property on which 10 live
Hughes favurS Tho "iGht-hoUr law
and Roosevelt in l9n6 inhnrs'.,l an eight
,tN,,f f,N,,
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Won Stein kppointed.

BERLIN. oct. -. : Il. IN. Via London
SOC p advertisements Cen
ci.nI Vou stein has been appointed war
minister 10y TN" Emperor. says an OIL
:icial announcement from great mead
quarters.
Conceal vnn Stein. who a. the be
.i.tulu:: ~ ID" war waS' quartcrinhSt"r
general achieved great popularity
,i;rml:l the ln""uic war bulletins hrar-
M. his signature. pr"clatminC the rapid
Surr"S<imn ~ victory to tho German
arrrs in tir carly stages Of the war
r.ati"riy n" was commander Of the Four
r"rn,i, Army Corps on tho west front
,:-,,"ra' Won stein succeeds Lieutenant
,;"ucrai Will Nn0 !Inhcnhorn. who IS
given command of an army corps on
tho west front. ,
The announcement explains that the
t.hauyr was doomed necessary because
The increasing vniumS Of r"1ulrcmnnts
81 Tho armies i'm TN" field demanded that
;n.. rnini&tr" ut home. who IS rcSponSl-
hi,. for military measures. must have
tilGrnlIcii experience rs an army com
r,anhrr. s., That II" may h. qualified to
Judge of these requirements.
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Recon-. dasrstcr~S anuolnrrd tho outbreak ~ n
-,roiufou IN AIryssinia 4 London drerat9h sail
-rrre-nr III, Irassu .hn 80 old grandson Of 'h.
ate Fri:ncrnr Mclrlik had horn d"!"srd AMI that
Oui7rro- Hoadtu daughter of M"nck. had hrcn pro-
,Ia,ncd Empress nc Ethinria
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Blu Eattis In hbysslnia.

LONDON n-t On 20 = n. 4 despatch reca'Trh
m London from rho Rrtsh minister Ahvsstnia
announces THAT hsc battle has hrrr fought % miles
outside ~ the carl.al and resulted in complete
rctm-y to- thr new gorrrnmrnt.
Ras MSihae. father ot III" lat" emperor. Was taken
prisoner.
Tho donose,I ruler according N The despatch &c
h.,irvrh now e. h. among The tribes ou 'hr border
~ thrssin.a ard Sn-na,i land Tho despatch adds
tha: - tho rrtnrr proves sufficiently drcislra tho
question vii he rrcnnSId"rrd fo- rN'nnS'ng III" nrw
cnrrfnronF
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Held For Conspiracy.

LONDON. Oc;. 20. l:40 p. MA WHO
les press despatch from bucharest
sag an official decree has hnnn issued
thnro committing for trial on n charge
az rnn&pi-acv twn nen. nannd Rahosh
md 'rhnt who are charged with having
atferrtrd las: rear 10 assasSinatr Pre-
nicr Rrasiann nj Ttunania. ". Eosttnes-
cn. Rrlnnnian finance minister, AMI the
1It. A. ri1inrSr0 former war minister.
Tic Wireless Press says tn" decree
states that tho conspiracy was organ
iZnd ny AuStrn-EFungarian aUthorltlHs
ami that tho assassins received !nStrnc-
,jnne from the chief IF police nf Buda-
nest and two captains serving on the
Ausl -ian crnornl staff.
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PT-rHAREST, oct. 2. via London. o'2'
n r,-Thc Rumanian advance in the
Iinl valley. in the region Of Vulcan
pass.in UaIlacha. continues success
FULLY. says tho official statement issued
h,. tin WIZ nfrirn tORaN.
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ATHENS. Sunday. Oct 90. l. y. M.
via. London. Oct. 20. 2:0T p. rn.--pcmc-
t-ios e MctaXas. former Greek minis
t"r. 20 London. will h" annonted minis
tor 70 the T-ritcd Statns. Il is announced.
IIn will rnpiaco r. Caclor1anos. who has
rspouscd tn" cause of former Premier
NnnizclnS.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-10-01

the energy Of rain has ever been con-
sidered. A little figuring, however.
will convince one OF the enormous
force yet embarrassed.
One inch OF rainfall is not uncom-
mon in this country, yet every time
this happens. the earth is moistened
with a paltry ll3 tons water to the
acre, or 72,480 tons per square mile.
The annual average rainfall the world
over Is estimated at thirty-six inches.
Using this value and our first figure
we arrive at the astonishing result that
the average rainfall on one square mile
in a year is 1909. $50 tons in weight.
A law OF physics says that work
equals force multiplied by the distance
through which il acts. Let us con-
slider the energy Of this weight Of
water falling from the clouds. Tho
height OF clouds is estimated at from
two to three miles. but to allow for
seasonal variation and the lower
height OF rain clouds let US take 1000
feet. Using this figure we find that
the average work done by falling rain
in twenty-iour hours is 1880 foot
tons per acre-assuming our annual
average rainfall Of thirty-six inches
distributed uniformly throughout the
year.--Popular Science. .
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Theme and Floats for Electrical Parade

!. Title Float.
2. The Merry Vices Of Windsor
;. AIRS Well That Ends Well.
4. King Richard the Third.
S. Comedy of Errors.
s. Macbeth.
Z. As You Like II.
8. The Merchant of Venice.
8. Romeo and Juliet.
10. A Midsummer Nights
Dream.
II. Antony and Cleopatra. :
~. Othello, The Moor of Venice
IS. Hamlet.
IA. TUelfth Night.