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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-04
TAKES TANLAC
FEELS YOUNGER
WHEELING MAN sEvENTY-FIvE
YEARS OLD TAKES NEW REM
EOY AND TELLS WHAT 1T
Drove One OF First Horse Cars In
Wheeling.

Il praise Tanlac because found IL
suited my troubles exactly and helped
me where all other remedies failed %
said Walter Burke. So 18th street.
Wheeling, tseyenty-five years old
And who doesn't know Walter Burke
IN this town? Mr.. Burke drove one OF
the first horse cars in this town away
Is with the Wheeling Traction com
pany. Yes Sir. | found Tanlac exact
~ what ] needed. | suffered from
rheumatism and felt run down and gen
orally poor. Had no appetite and was
nervous because my stomach troubled
me lot. Pains in my limbs. sometimes
made me feel pretty bad add | was so
nervous sir. could hardly write. Then
after eating my food wouldn't agree
with me so you'll all agree | was in a
pretty bad fix, but Tanlac pulled me
out alright for now | enjoy a splendid
appetite. stomach is %. X and food
agrees with me now. The rheumatic
pains are all gone. II Quoted my
nerves and ! feel younger and better
IN every way. ! recommend Tanlac to
anybody. IL Is a wonderful medicine
that's all and | can't say too much in
praising H."
When one becomes as old as Mr..
I burke they are apt 10 find difficulty
, IN getting renewed the old energy. ap-
petite, digestion and nerves steadied
again, but Tanlac surely has proven
IN hundreds OF similar cases that II
can almost perform miracles il given
the opportunity so anyone surely may
very wisely accept the others advise.
particularly II they have taken every
thlng else. Tanlac is recommended BY
thousands in this vicinity. II is 81 at
! y. II. Crest a COS. Drug Store. 1925
Market ST. Wheeling. W. Va.-Adv.
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MRS. MARIE CLARK
HAS PASSED AWAY
DEATH OCCURRED AT HER HOME
IN SEBRIrG, o., TUESDAY
AFTERNOON.
For Many Years Was a Resident OF
This City-Funsrl Services TO
he Held Here Friday.

The sad intelligence was received in
Wheeling yesterday. announcing the
death Of Mrs. Maria Clark. widow OF
the late Thomas tBud) clark. and a sis
ter Of the late Mrs Elizabe IN Mingerter,
az her home IN SehrinE. -.
Death occurred a. o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs Clark was 3 years old
aud had been a resident Of this city
since 1854 until three years ago, when
sh. removed TO Scbring
Mrs. Clark was born in Queens coun-
y. ireland and came 20 this section
when a young girl Her maiden name
wHs Maria White. she was n most
highly respected woman and n devout
member of -. Joseph'S cathedral for a
great many years. Her passing will be
received with SORROW by her many
friends in this community
Mrs. clark - survived by one son and
three aughters Edward CLARK Of Day
ton. o: Mrs. Thomas strong Mrs FIiz-
abeth Roseberry and Mrs. Charles Nc
Bride. all % S~brinF she WAS an aunt
- DIT g \. Wingerter. Of this CITY and
leaves one sister. Mrs Elizabeth ~ Win
EYsrter.
Family funeral services will be held
AZ the home Of Ut. Wingerter. No IL
Twelfth street. Friday morning AZ ga
O'Clock. followed with requiem high
mass in - Josephs cathedral NJ p
O'Clock. with the I,ev. Father GALWAY n4
oelebrant. Tnterment will be in Nj
Calvary cemetery
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

strike forty feet lon front ~ him fhcn
another popped twenty feet ahead gf
MIN ln moment more a third ball
struck him In the head. killing him
4 Lieutenant lying among hig mon
dir'cufN tho fire was wounded
Meanwhile tho Americana had
soften the range ~ tho Ncxicana on
thc crest and checked their rrc
Several freshly made graves on This
crest. found next day. testified t0 tho
Americans aim one Mexican leader
on grey horse rode into sight on inc
stay line half n dozen times bur sccm
90 % Do n charm against bullets His
grey mount was the last living object
me Americans distinguished before
darkness ended the fighting THIS
horse was found wounded next dav
az 91nto Thomas where Manuel Raca
The villa leader was Killed hy Ieondro
Aware Mexican Tacificim FOR tho
price ~ twenty silver pesos tahouf
seven dollars American money! The
heXioans said The horse was BacaA
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TROOPS WILL
Be WITHDRAWN
CONTINUED Prom First Pags)

fectively stamp out the various bandit
groups.
The First Step.
II is generally understood here that
the first step TO be taken will be a
gradual retirement northward of the
American forces while the Carranza
troops plunge into the campaign
against the Villa bandits.
columns now in the neighborhood
OF san Antonio will fall back first 10
Guerrero. whore they will remain n
while. Later the Guerrero detach-
ments VIII proceed to Namiuuipa
From that point regiments will be
gradually detached and transferred To
Colonia Dublan until finally the whole
force occupies restricted zone along
the border.
II il regarded as altogether prob
able that certain percentage of the
troops will recross the border some
time before the word comes that the
Carranza government has accom-.
plished its mission.
While the Carranza forces are
sweeping through southern Chihua-
hua and Durango the Americans will
be looking after stray groups operat-
ing TO the north.
II IS understood that General Obre-
eon Ia pledged to throw every avail.
able man of his military strength 10
! The hunt for the various marauding
bands. II is believed that almost all
: the 10000 men suggested by General
Carranza as Mexican border patrol
in case the American government con
scented 10 withdrawal will be utilized
in this campaign.
To Block Flight North.
The American force will block Of.
tectually any flight north Of the ban
dts.
The railways will not be utilized
Tor the American Withdrawal. because
the marching distances will be short
There will be- no need OF the rail.
WAYS for the shipment Of supplies be.
cause OF the shortening Of the line OF
communications. and right to use
them Is understood 10 have been re-.
linquished. Every effort will b. made
10 avoid conflicts between the natives
and the American troopers The la'
q ter are 10 keep out of an towns and
{ villages. and TO make every effort Ia
avoid contact with MeXicans
The rtirement ~ the Americans will
be dignihed and contingent upon Tho
effective cooperation Of the Moyicans
] General Scott refused 10 discuss tho
situation except 10 say that he was
greatly satisfied with tho course
events had taken
In JuareZ great satisfaction was
expressed by Mexican officials or
every hand n was reported that tho
3 Mexican representatives al the ron
/ ference had. been successful In their
/ effort 20 obtain the Withdrawal a.,
I American troops
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u. S. TROOPS
tcontinu.d From first rage,

natives stories Of how they claimed
10 have whipped he Americans al
columbus and AZ Guerrero They
showed biz Jumps OF gold and silver
taken from Mexican towns. which
lh"y asserted. Wer" spoils Of war
Bandits Made Escape.
shortly before midnight an outpost
ran ia GREATNESS. eNClaimiug.
The Americans are coming A"
scores Of dark forms leaped through
the freight. buEles blow and IN ten
minutes the whole bandit command
had gallopcd out Of town When the
cavalry men came in they found two
American mining men. a Mr. Seyferth
ana another who had paid $1,000 ran.
som 20 the bandits. and whose lives
probably had been saved bv the
Sevcufh's arrival
These Americans said the bandits
vrr" led 10y Caudclero Cervantos.
Jesus del Rios. Cruise Domiuigucz and
Manuel Eaca. who was killed lv n
Mexican fhc following sunday after
tho firht
Nw0nl them were followers Of Julio
Nro-ia and Gen Bclfran They we're
remnants Of al the best known villa
commanders. veterans. and al that
time ai least. The last known band of
villa mon whose nerve has not been
shaken h' defeats az Columbus
'fNt If'N HNN NNNd NNllfUfNa.
saturday afternoon af $50. Dodd's
u'u arriving at tho southern rim of
fh' bills forming tho cup Boo which the
town uf IemochIc lies. saw the rear
guard of bandits riding ont ~ town
Ahead of them they saw tho main
body waiting behind rocks To give
'a'fIo 8 machine Gun was placed
to sweep This ridge while The Amori
cans rode down into the Gun in pur
suit They diFmouutcd I'm town
advancing ON foot with rifles ready
led by troop T.. and accompanied bv
'he two guides
Trooper Wounded
While rfill in town. trooper vas
hf and morfailv wounded ff came
from Tho flank from a cave In n mount
ain OvcriOokiug IemoChic out az a
biz adobe chimney. the troops pulled
q snipor. The only ono caught in tho
place
Beyond tho town troop d. advanced
To- range n fho greHfa above They
crossed the range in short ruahcs.
vIng down and firing. then advancing
q few Yards
col Dodd. with HE STAFF. rode
through tho scene ~ fire. while bullets
fell within o. yard or two Of cverv
man until they reached q small knoll
beyond the town FROM here podd
directed the fight Another machine
gun was brought NJ ctoae 20 PLAY on
IN" force az tho crest IN front 81 The
knoll. ont along tho American line
II trooper wac lying on HE stomach
hnng Hie comrades saw a bullet
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zoo or 800 engineers identified with
these societies. and as much prelimi.
nary organization work has already
oeen done, II would not be surprising
II the meeting here were attended by
one hundred OF more engineers
At the coming meeting definite and
elaborate plans will be made for Sc
curing the facts regarding the several
hundred industrial establishments in
the district that would be of value 20
the government in the event OF hos.
tilities.
This unofficial campaign of prepar
edness has the cordial endorsement OF
president Wilson, Secretary of the
Navy Daniels and all other govern
ment officials. President Wilson's en-
dorsement. just given out. is as fol
lows:
THE WHITE HOUSE
Washington
To the Business Men of America:
! bespeak your cordial co-opera-
ton IN the patriotic service under
taken by the engineers and chem
lists OF this country under the di-
rection of the Industrial Prepared
ness Committee of the Naval Con-
sulting Board of the United
States.
The confidential industrial in.
Nentory you are asked to supply is
intended for the exclusive benefit
of the War and Navy Depart
ments. and will be used in organic
ing the Industrial resources for
the public service in national de-
Tense.
At my request. the American
Society of Civil Engineers, the
American. Institute of Mining En-.
gineers, the American Society OF
Mechanical Engineers. the Ameri-
can Institute OF Electrical Engs
ners and the American Chemical
Society are gratuitously assisting
the Naval Consulting Board In the
work of collecting this data, and
confidently ask your earnest sup
port in the interest of the people
ana government of the United
States.
Faithfully Yours.
WOODROW WILSON.
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Welland canal. a Canadian waterway.
Inc charge Is made that Captain
Won Papen, Won Igel and Captain
Iauscher furnished the initiative and
funds for the expedition and that
tritzen and Covani were TO have been
the perpetrators with the assistance
OF hve other men. German subjects. %
engaged by Won der GoltZ in Balti-
more In August. 1914 The leaders.
the indictments state. furnished the
Others with automatic revolvers, am
munition. bombs. dynamite and other
explosives.
The accusations is repeated that
Captain Tauscher purchased from the
local office of the Dupont Powder
Company 900 pounds OF "sixtv per
cent dynamite To have been used in
the work 81 destruction and that the
explosive was obtained by Won Der
Goltz on Tauscher's written order.
Fritzen. Covani and the others left
the city for Buffalo on September IA.
1914 II is charged. to carry out the
enterprise. \ payment of 5000 10 Won
Der Goltz by Captain Won Papen on
september !, 1914. II Is charged fur
ntshed the money for the trip.
Ryan Implicated.
The indictment states that after the
arrival of the party in Buffalo Won
Der Goltz attempted to obtain addition
al FUNDS from John I. Ryan. an at
torney, claimed To have been the agent
OF Won lgel. Ryan was suspicious
ana would not assist Won Der Goltz
until he could produce proper creden-
tlals, II II asserted. Won Der tioitZ
notified Won lgel Of the situation. the
government charges and Captain Won
Papen's secretary lost no time in get
ting in touch with Dewey. through
, whom IL is alleged. he communicated
with Ryan.
As the result The indictments state.
Dewey sent the following telegram TO
Ryan at his office IN Buffalo on Sep
TENDER l.. 1914.
Party who called is all right. 1
gave him your address Do all Won
can for him. Identify him Al telegraph
Office. ! will be responsible Imper-
feet Identification due TO my brothers
death and hurry
Ryan, on receipt OF the telegram.
Z the Indictment states gave Won Der
Goliz S4no. This money was user bv
the agents OF Captain Won Papon 10
invade Canadian territory. the gov
eminent charges. for the purpose OF
carrying out military enterprise. "
The government alleges it's case is
strengthened by the fact that all OF
ID" indicted men are on the rolls OF
the German Imperial army.
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AwALoAwA1eo MEN weer.

CLEVELAND o.. May Report
OFF 'le wage committee ~ the Anal.
rfmat'd NssoDiafipu 81 Iron. Steel
and IIu Worker OF Nprfn Amsrira.
which viii DO prr.rufrI fpmDrruu fo
dri"rairs attending fHn annual CON.
t'n'inn here will recommend that
local IRON. steel and fIu worker. or
fdhifH Tor f'ffffu Us. cent increase fu
WAGES and 90 universal eirht hour dau
Active sessions Of tho tDufIags u..
gan today with DO dtIeFHtfa urs.fuf
a campaign Will boz launched fn ga.
rui 5000 DmpIDtf. OF the United
states Steel corporation iu This eIf.
=. mnmlII- Of The .--u-- nILlr-
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FOLLOWING prolonged illness. Will
lam Swan. editor % tho Barbour conn
~ Republican. and e. prominent rifI-
Z"n ~ hat section. died YESTERDAY morn
inA ~ ~" 'hi" valley General Hospital
lie was brought 10 the iu.tlfutiop hrriI
IN. suffering with oor1plicst Of dis
cases Mr. swan was So years old Tho
h"dy was sent 10 Niddlohourue Tyler
by q number ~ friends and reisffyea
Tho funeral services VIII no hold fbare
nHd interrurnt wad" IN the MiddIebourna
osrrC terry.
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Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held for Afrs Catherine 0GIsesI
Evans. ~" aged and highly respected
woman who passed away ~ tho home
- her dnurhfrr NJ charles " f@r
icrs. los North Front Ffreef Tho aer
wees were conducted by fhe Rev Br
y y = F"ul"rrDr. az tho Third prsai,.
f'rinu church. fnfsruanf ives In f;~e.,,-
wood rlfnafs~w
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GENERAL NOTICE.

Notice.
Notice f. hereby given that I have lost
Certificate Number 4.6IS for fifteen
shares OF the Preferred Capital Stock OF
the la Belle Iron Works. "a corporation.
organized and doing business under the
Laws Of the state of West Virginia. and
that application has been made 10 said
company To Issue new or duplicate certi-
ficate OF the one lost.
Given under my hand this 10th day OF
April. 1916.
MRS. MARTHA DENNIsON.
ap-gg-t-my-g0
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Tuesday evening. April 20. on
thsplins street. between 18th and i2th (.
or on Market street. between nth and
hth. black leather pocket book. contain
ms cards. check OF News Publishing co.
aud a sum or money. Finder will b. re-
Warded on returning same To Wheeling
NONe lLII... ap-.L-ff
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice TO Manufacturers, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Other wholesale Dealers

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia Will receive bid daily
at its office a. Charleston. West Virginia,
IOr furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
mcnt OF which is vested in said Board.
Contracts will be awarded TO the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things being equal. Yves: Virginia deal
ers will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed VIII be fur
nished bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-l-tt Charleston. West Virginia.
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TWO AMERICANS
tcontinusd from Pirst PagsJ

three disclosed details Of the co.spir.
HcN 20 the federal authori'ieF and
nave b''n granted immunity In return
for their Willingness 10 appear a. got.
eminent Witnesses
Iuchcndier and Won Dor Colt are
being detained At Ellis island while
lilst" q. being kept in -rclu-fon by
federal agent.
Military Enterprise
The Indictment .Ilsrr That the rf,f
was military n'Hrpri.o az which Ono
aim ~ Tho defendants was tho OBJ
-frucil0n ~ fhD military opera ions Df
the King of Great Britain and Ireland
ana ih" iurth"finE NJ the milif3It uprr
HIione NJ fhD emperor ~ GERMANY Dos
means NJ bombs. dynamIf. and other
explosive fo blow up and DESTROY fHs
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E d

CLAHH-'n Tuesday. May q. 1916. ~
O'Clock g. m. 90 SchriuF. ONO. MARIA.
wiz. ~ tho luto Thomas Glars ami
sister ~ the late Elizabeth o. WinEer-
tor. In fsr -fth year
Funeral from the residence Of her
nephew. Ir g. WIngorfrr "a
Twslfth street FrIdav ulorrine a. Ia
o'clock Requiem mass ~ 81 Joseph =
cathedral ~ O'Clock TTiends Or
fhe family respectfully invited 10 At
tend. lntDrmrnt private 80 Mt Car
vary cemetery
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Breummer & Hildehrand

funsrl Directors and nmbaimars
Ielenhone aQ1. Opsn dsG and niEht
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FOR SALE-Household Goods

FOR SALE heap. Am leaving city.
desire Co diSpp~" of household furnI-
tur". only used months call maru-
iuEs. a'-lafh St Mrs.. Lawrence. Ben
1f45-M. uy-g-m
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis ertsCt1U
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiAL EMBALMER.
IVA and ti24 Main street
Calls Answered Day or Might
store Phones 635
G }. Hertschy Natl Phone fa6aR
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FOR SALE


-, -,---->-~~>-------- ----~~~>
FOR SALE-cow. Call National 2sbs-y.
my-f-i
FOR SALE-New brick building for
Motel. 80 rooms six baths steam beat
ana eleN Ground floor dining room
\ grcat chance for reliable party To-
inak" big money in a city where All
N"t'lS turn away guests nightly Will
lease this building at a moderate rental
D. ~ simmons. Steubcnville. %. my-3-i
FOE SALE l.. H. Peerless sawrnu
variable friction cable feed Iatest
improved carriage and set works call
on or address Orville Ramsay " No
WarnOck % nv-g-t -
FOR SALE Fine driving horse. harness
ana buggy 4l3 Center St. Fulton
my-i-j
FOR SALE 2 keystone traction drttts
on" number and one number , fully
equipped Both ia running order q 4
Howard. u. u No. 4. Cameron. W. Va
sp-29-m
ron sALE-Two Underwood Typewrit-
ers. in perfect condition at very res-
souable prices Apply Miss Sawtefl .Ga
German Bank Bldg. wheeling bell
phone 1851. sp-12-tf
FOR sALB-Crocer and general store
IL good locality. 81 Rayland ID cali
JUL Nat phone. y Ulrich. mr-3-ff
. -
TOR SALB-h drug storS IN rood looa-
son Address n CO.. care Tntsid-
seno-I. f-2a-p
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WANTED-FemaIe HELM
WANTED-Apartment

WANTED-A modern house. furnished
on the island. with at least four bed
IpoIns' hath, etc. for two months from
- ~, NV. my-3-J
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AUTOMOBILES

~~-~-~~~~---------~~--- - --~---~~~J
TANTED Ford touring. Call National
Ln-u- l-ys-Al my-2-n
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FOR SALE-Automobile

foR SALE six Cylinder
touring car. y. a NTH. L. $. Laun-
lIy. nellalre. ohio. se3O-tf
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FOR sALE-cow. Call National 2s5s-Y.
my-f-i
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-30
BOYS OF HIGH SCHOOL
WILL MEET PROF. MAT This

Prof. ]. e. Mathis, superintendent
of the Americas public schools, ra-
quests that the boys of the High
school meet with him in his office at 3
o'clock Monday morning.
This meeting is requested for the
purpose of talking over the matter of
uniforms with the boys and it is hoped
that as many as possible will he
present.
AS is known, militar instruc-
ton has been added to the Americas
High school and will be one Of the fea-
lures of the next term and inasmucn
as uniforms are to be worn, it is nee
essary that the preliminary arrange
ments to this end be made at once
Prof. Mathis, therefore, requests the
boys to meet with him Monday morn
ing
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-30
Commissioners Sale,
EORGIA-Sumter County:

GEORGlA-Sumter County:
VIII be sold before the courthouse
door in the City of Americas, between
the legal hours of sale, on first Tues
day in August, 1916, the following de-
5eribed property, to-wit:
One certain house and lot in City of
Americas, Georgia, fronting on Wynn
street 81 feet and running back a
depth of rs feet, known as No. 300
Wynn Street, Americas Sumter coun-
ty' Georgia; bounded North by Lind
sey alley, East by Wynn street, south
by lot belonging to Annie Clements,
and west by Mamie Jacobs lot,
The above described property to be
sold under and by virtue of consent
decree from Sumter Superior court,
dated May 23rd, 1916, the said decree
reciting that one-half Of proceeds from
said sale be paid to Ernest and Rossis
Cobb, and the other half to John
Graham, guardian of Mamie Jacobs,
minor, after deducting the cost and
expenses of the litigation in cases of
Will Prince, Executor, VS.. H. E. Allea
Administrator, and case Of H. E. Al
len, Administrator, VS.. Ernest and
Rosie Cobb together with all expenses
attending this sale.
Terms OF sale Cash.
This July 5, 1916
H e ALI .EN Cornrrairnio-nn
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-30
CENTRAL OF CA. RUN
ANOTHER EXCURSION

The Central Of Georgia railway will
run another low rate excursion to Ma
con on August f. Train will leave
Americas at $50 a. M, and return
at 1880 o'clock at night The fare viii
be one dollar for the round trip.
This will be the day on which the
troops of the National Guards now
encamped at Macon will march from
the camp and parade through the
streets of the city.
This will be a big day for Macon,
a big day for the soldier boys and a
big day for all who take advantage of
the low rate excursion to the Contra:
City on that occasion.
Remember the date, August 4, and
the hour of leaving, $50 in the morn
ing
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-07-30
REDUCED RATES ON
ROADS FOR THE FAIR

All of the railroads in the nineteen
counties of the Third agricultural dis
trict have granted reduced rates on ex-
cursion basis for the Third Agricul-
cultural District fair, in Americas i'll
October. An admission ticket to the
fair will be attached to all of the rail-
road tickets, which in itself will pre-
vide big drawing card fer the DIS
trict fair.
The Shadow of Cross" has been Sc
cured by Secretary E. H. Hyman for
the district fair, according to advices
received late last night 1t is owned
by Wilbur Wright, the famous aviator
Of Dayton, Ohio, and is valued at
100000. The Daughters of the Con-
federacy will get 5 per cent. of the
gross income on the receipts for the
picture.
These two prominent developments
featured the activities of the fair yes
terday. Work has been begun on TIE
grounds, and with every department
ard official hard at work the plans are
maturing fast for the great fair.