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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
\ WILLIAM PENN HOTEL

hlTTSBURGH has a William Penn
Hotel. Why not one for Har-
risburg? The name would be a
big asset in years TO come.
The William Penn Highway across
Pennsylvania from east to west, and
becoming part of cross continent au-
tomobile route, will draw thousands
of people TO Harrisburg. The high
way will be one great boulevard from
end 10 end and, naturally, those who
use it. delighted with their journey
and looking for a stopping place at
the close of the day, would choose a
William Penn Hotel. were one avail
able.
How Ions. one wonders. will hotel
builders neglect the opportunity that
presents itself in Harrisburg?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
The Bitter Part of
Failure

The bitter part of failure Is
looking back and seeing how II
might all have been prevented.
But success is built on the
foundation of past mistakes.
There are manufacturers who
have lots faith in advertising
through unwise campaigns.
Some of these have righted the
error by finding the correct and
profitable way through newspa-
per advertisers.
others who seek information
to Guide them are invited TO
write 10 the Bureau of Adver-
Using, American Newspaper Pub
fishers Association. World Build
ing. New York.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

General Carranza is trusted by the
administration that recognized him as
the savior of Mexico so implicitly that
the line OF communication of the punt
tive expedition into Mexico is being
carefully guarded for fear the federal
troops cut them off from their supplies.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
SHE'S HERE

oh. Spring. sweet Spring, has come at
last.
No robins bout us hop
AS yet. but showers have arrived
And with them slush and slop.
And while We'll have days like to-day
That make us growl. you bet.
The nice days that wen have will make
Us such as this forget
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH -

When ice tdIk about "gettiHg on tCe
mcdR getting more money. Christ heu-
Cr got on. .-HUGH Price HUGHEs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

What has become of that Don't
ganize?'
Everybody refused to worry. The
club got i'm debt and had to disband."
Washington star.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

There are signs that the Weather
Man has learned that Spring is due.
The average man lives to bless
the girl who broke his youthful heart.
Just TO show that he is perfectly
neutral the Kaiser sinks two enemy
ships and then two OF noncombatants.
A lively day in Wall Street Is as
nothing to marbles when the cham
pion shooters" of the school are
matched in a game OF "Yorkie."
The most disappointing thing in
life is to come back TO the old town
after twenty years and go calling on
her who we once knew as the pref
tiest girl in school,"
We can't hand Spring any hing
this year." says the Philadelphia In
quirer. Perhaps not, but then, just
see what Spring has handed us.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

The saddest trip one can contemplate
these days is the drive around to the
garage for another tank of gas
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

We'll. boys and girls. If one MUST
have measles, it's just as well to have
'em this kind of weather.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

Our trust in womanhood remains uu-
shaken. the pantalctte style shows nu
sign uf popularity.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

The Rotarians proved last night that
the Irish throne is just as uncertain as
the rest Of 'em.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

Silence appears to indicate that Sena-
tor Gore has taken the hinf
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

France shows a very praiseworthy
tendency to talk about her fighting
after she has done it.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
OUR DAILY LAUGH

OUT FISHING.
Feel like some
thing taking hold
Of my line with =
pair of pincers.
Ssh! M a y b .
you've got a nib
BILE from a sub
marine.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

SURE NOT.
Little early for
bathing, amt 1t?
N ot for a
Waterbug.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

Mannheim people are watching with
a great deal of interest the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ensnlnser'
who Is the managing head and owner
of a 20O-acre plantation in Virginia,
half of which is devoted TO apple
orchards Her husband, now dead,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
THE STATE FROM DAY TO DAY

Otto Schibliner, a Bradford county
product with a reach like hemlock
tree and a chest that is proportioned
to his six feet six inches of height, was
suggested as a sparring partner for
Jess Willard, in his training bouts for
the big fight with Frank Moran.
Friends of otto Dan would have
backed him, but they figured on the
little chance Jess would have of lick
ing Moran after bucking up against
Otto, and desisted.
The prospect of service in Mexico
has brought an Increased demand TOT
positions in the National Guard OF
Pennsylvania. It is said now that
nearly every regiment in the State Is
recruited up to its full strength. All
are ready for service If occasion de-
mands. and although Pennsylvania
does not want to see her sons saeriticed
for national honor, il is a source OF
much pride to her TO know that they
stand ready to make that sacrihce II
necessary.
A twenty-foot leap from second
story window to the ground is the
story of William Anderson, of Chester
who is said to have leaped that dis
tance to Mother Earth in order &c
escape Henry Thomas, who was
chasing him with an ak. According
TO the police, the two have had recent
disnutes Yes, we would say. more
than likely, else the one thought the
other was a chicken.
Mannheim people are watching with
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

Published evenings except Sunday by
THE TELEGRAPH PRINTING CO..
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
DO YOU KNOW

That Harrisburg steel is used in
making munitions?
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
TElEGRAPH'S PERISCOPE

There are signs that the Weather
Man has learned that Spring is due.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

HISTORIC HARRISBURG
This place was storehouse Tor
munitions in the war of 1872.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

Z. ]. STACKPOLE. Prcs't and Ediior.in. Chief
F. r. OYSTER, BHtiHesS Manager.
GUS NJ. S1EINMETZ. NGHdsinG Editor.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
Just TO show that he is perfe'

The average man lives to bless
the girl who broke his youthful heart.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22
SOUNDS GOOD. BUT

CAYS General Funston, in his
y official report of the recent
lighting at Columbus:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

neutral the Kaiser sinks two enemy
ships and then two OF noncombatants.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-03-22

Senator w. w Hindman, OF Clarion,
who was here yesterday attending a
conference at the State Capitol, is one
of the active men in his county. He
has been for several years prominently
identified with the Clarion State Nor
NAL School.
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REPUBLICAN
tcontinusa Prom r,r., Para,

tional Convention the day after the
primary.
The suggestion OF names by a con-
venuon will result in their election
without any contest IL is believed. in
that case they can leave for Chicago.
ard be on hand for the convention re-
ceiving their credentials by wire.
Are Optimistic.
Sentiment this evening expressed
by the visiting Republican leaders Is
that the Republicans viii be- returned
to power In the nation because of the
discomfort OF the people with the
abandonment OF protective principles
by the Democrats. and the many err
rors committed by the party now IN
power in the nation.
A strong endorsement OF the state
administration is anticipated at to-
morrows meeting. and confidence Is
expressed on every hand of victory
in the state this fall
The scene around the hotel Hobbies
would lead TO the belief that con-
yention is already in session. Pictures
of all state candidates line the Hobbies
and the personal representatives of
the various candidates are on the
scene. Both Judge Robinson and
General Lilly are represented here
by their supporters. The partisans
OF Hite and Sutherland are also here.
Governor White who is absent from
the city, is represented by his cam
paign managers from his Headquarters
in this his home city.
Candidates for all the minor state
offices are equally In evidence here
tonight The arrival OF trains from
the eastern part OF the state I'm the
morning and at late hour tonight are
expected to swell the hosts TO two
hundred with many more TO come
tomorrow
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ANOTHER CASE
OF ILLNESS
REMARKABLE PRE- PARATtoN
BROUGHT RELIEF TO WHEEL.
ING LADY LONG Ill
THOUSANDS ADVISED Her TO
THOROUGHLY TRY TANIAc
NOW She Has Joined the Others Who
80 Loudly Praised the Prepare.
ton So Widely Advertised.

Yes. IL proved a wonderful remedy
IN my case and have never failed 10
recommend IL" said Mrs. George on.
res $50 North Warbosh. Wheeling. W
va No matter what you are likely To
say about other medicines, I found
that Tanlac helped me wonderfully
ana Feel great deal better since
taxing II and | suffered from a se-
we're case OF stomach trouble. and fire.
Queht pains in my side and ride side.
with full depressing pain after eat
ing. Oh How many feel this way
ana fail TO take steps TO remove the
cause and as a result continue on ana
on SUFFERING from a condition which
gradually becomes worse and worse.
read and read the testimonials
OF TanAc users and decided at last
70 Try IT, The result was astonishing.
l Feel "a great deal better and advise
anyone suffering as / did TO give Il a
thorough trial"
Thousands have previously advised
sufferers from stomach, kidney or
hVer ailments TO try the Master Medi-
cine. Otter times a person absolute
~ rails TO comprehend the meaning
or pains in the side or back. head
aches, dizziness, nervousness. sleep
lessness. Indigestion. constipation. and
similar Symphonic OF dereangef
stomach. kidney or liver. The safe
way is 10 take the advice OF thous.
ands and give Tanlac a thorough trial.
n you feel. languid. WORKOUT and run
down. IL Is a remarkable tonic. and
invigorant Of debilitated systems. G..
II. Griest & Co. in Wheeling sell Tan
lac for one dollar a bottle.-Adv.
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PURGATORY AND
PRAYERS FOR DEAD
WAS TOPIC OF REV. srEINBRuN.
NEE IN NoN-CArHoLIC MIS-
SION LAST MIGHT.
Sermon at Cathedral Tonight VIII Re
ON divorce and Race Suicide" De-
nvercd By Rev. swtnt.

In the free lecture course being de-
nNered At 50. Joseph cathedral for Cath
SIlcs and non-Cstholics. Father Stein
drummer discussed one OF the greatest
questions OF man since the beginning
81 creation. the question Of the future
ne. ms subject being The Great Di-
vide What Becomes 81 the Dead IL
There Middle State" Making his de-
auctions from reason as we'll as tn.
nini.: me speaker sought 10 prove the
existence not only Of a. future In which
The dead receive their just rewards. hut
also OF a middle state in death be-
tween heaven and hell, or Of purgatory.
All men. he said. no matter what their
religious belief, believe in a future
hNen Robert lngersoll. the great inndel.
5ld not deny tho existence Of life after
death. or the Immortality Of the soul.
but said that he did not know" Ren-
son may say that there Is nothing left
loi man after this world. hut hope ever
SAYS that there il something beyond the
grave Cold reason. brought In contact
I'm the death Of loved ones. instructive
~ gives way to the hope Of n future
"here those OF earth may meet again.
The Bible teaches that there is "A fu-
lure ana that after death God rewards
me innocent and Furnishes the guilty.
waters of baptism have scarce dried
cannot be guilty OF sin. and he reason
says. would go 10 heaven. The man ut
terry STEPPED In sin would. the same rea-
son tells US. 20 10 eternal punishment
IN IN eIerlasting ire. according 10 the
thoush guilty Of petty theft. Of mean
ness or dtsobedicnce. Is not stecped I'm
SIM he IL not entirely innocent vet
ne Is hardly To be classed with ths other
dHing IN his sin Luke SAYS he shall
De cleanscd with IRE. and although the
word 'purgatory" Is not used. this the
speaker argued. certainly means a mid
Ole state. which rs called ''purgatorN''
oy catholics. The word Is NJ one
meaning thar the sinner - purg.d Of HIS
uhcleanness: We do not hesitate to use
the word Bible. although 30 is nowhere
mentioned In tho Scriptures
IN THIS connection Father Steinbruu-
her quoted from various commentators
on IN" Bible. Protestant diNineS who
speak Of praying for the dead. many OF
them hcwailing m. fact that some Prot
estant teachers. and many Protestants
no longer make a practice OF this 1T
- the connecting snk " the speaker
SAID. between thosN left on earth and.
those gone before. between tho mother
ana her son. the VIII. and her husband
as correspondence connects those mart
ed IN life. ana Is fun OF great comfort
for the afflicted"
The sermon this evening will be de-
tNered by Father Swint. whose subject
VIII be Divorce and Race Suicide"
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returned home from O. few day- visit
with lr'.I. and relatives iu Nnw
Maf'Ir.lI...
Hon aul Mrs g. % Wortmuston.
and daulHf.. Mis-. katherine have
returned horn. fo Ban,s,'e. after %
short visit Win local friends
Mrs james Morrison of reIairc.
underwent a serious operation at che
Glendale Hospital and Is recovering
nicely
Mr. and Mrs Nyrun Hubbard are
spcudinE few day. or their home
In Wcilsbure Nr and Nr4 Hub.
bard and daughter Miss HorIe spent
thr winter af fra home ~ NT. Hub.
burds sister, Miss Elizabeth II4f 81
South ChtpIinn street
Tho condition OF Henry Hess. of G.
Hess and SONS. who Ha. been critically
ll of his home on Woods street. rs
ported 1a hrIuE Iah.'f improved last
evening
Goorer D. work and pr % Cov,r
were h'rc Yesterday sHroufo f1 thsr
homes boz Iarkersbure af,rr tusIre..
ftp fo Pittsburgh
ST. and Nr Cora RI,Ht,r and
HIurbf'r Wirona. formally % Wood
.H"u Ia. ar. tfsiurl Nr. Fred
Richter. Of Goo South Side. before
FoiuE fo f1or new home zoo Detroit
Mich
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TRUSTEES SALE
Trustees Sale.

Trustees Sale.
BY virtue Of the authority vested IN
me by deed OF trust executed by Henry
g. caldwell. and Alice n. Caldwell his
wife. and Z. Frank Caldwell. TO me as
trustee. bearing date ON the 23rd day OF
September, 1911. ana now Of record IN
the office OF the clerk Of the County
Court OF ohio County. West Virginia. an
Deed OF Trust Book No. 100. at page o..
4 will sell at public auction. at the north
front door OF the Court House. OF ohio
County. West Virginia, on
TUESDAY iHE 2\D DAY OF
MAY. 1916.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. all OF
the following described property. stu
ated In IN. city Of Wheeling. ohio Coun-
~. ". Va. ana known as part OF lol
No. thirteen tl3D In Division b IN the
addition 10 the said city OF Wheeling,
~ laid out of the Joseph caldwell g.
tate. a plat of which addition II Of rec
ord In IN. Clerk otfice Aforesaid ana
- further and better shown on plat
OF "A re-~ubdiNision Of said Lot No. thir-
teen t13p as laid out by Henry Schmui-
bach. and Henry e. Caldwell. a plat Of
said rc-subdiVision being also Of record
In said Clerks office: ana the property
hereby offered for sale - further de-
scrlhed on plat known and marked as
&. Frank Caldwell. ana IA. &. Caldwvlis
subdivision OF part OF said lot tlSl thir-
teen. division ~ Joseph CaldWells
addition TO the said City Of Wheeling IS
Lots Number four 60. six Co. seven
"a. eight 90. nine go. ten (lO). and
eleven t1D, on said last mentioned plat.
". NJ. DUNLAP.
mr-3O -ap-6-i3-2O Trustee.
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the law when the shells or torpedoes
a merchant ship trying to escape. As
soon as the merchantmen capltulat-
es. however. she is entitled 10 immun.
ity from further attack.
The dispatches TO the state depart
ment do not make it clear whether all
the members OF the Englishman's
crew were removed before the vessel
was torpedoed and additional informa-
ton on that point Is being sought. II
the members OF the crew were remov-
ed. difficulty over the case of the
Englishman may be obviated
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MAKE BIG GAINS
tconunued from Fir.t P.x.l
declare they have consolidated an the
ground gained on March IS
Hard Fighting.


Although a thsw has set in on the
Russian front and the rivers are
flooded and the lOwlands turned into
morasses. hard fighting between the
GermauS and Russians continues from
the Dyinsk region southwark Near
LAX" Narocz the Germans have been
dIlN'h ont of wooded sector and
their counter attacks repuIsed by the
RUSSIAN t'. German trenches have
been 'aE.r lt thc Russians i'm the
pl.rs. canal region,
INr N.H.Iaus have been ON In. 8r.
f'n.i'' along The Strips river region
and un fnr Hassarabian front In the
la'''i I'-'Nn ih" Russian artillery d.
very active
The r'pui-" % vicious Italian a..
lacks ON tho northern sIope Of san
Michele ana near san Martina on the
Nusfrol'alian line i- rhrouiDIed nv
vienna. Austrian airmeu have bonn
hardrd italian RAILWAY lines in Ven.
eta
The Crock government has protest.
'o io ih" central powers alaiu.f tho
arr raid made over Salouik last Mon.
GAY n which twenty pofauu. unre
Eiiiod ~a.UuikL says tho Tcwous I14t
I"II OF thn seven machines which de-.
u''red fhr attacks. together win
their crews
The Turks turned FOB rh, offensive
'-aln-. IN" Russ. Jams .u the coastal
..'i"f of 'Hr Caucasus but the Rus
-'dhs Dear 'h'm off with heavy casual
N'- ani forced them fp retreat
INr Russian war minister. General
i"'itan'if Hhu Ha- h,iI office Tor
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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 VIII receive hid daily
at its office at Charleston. West Virginia.
FOR furnishing supplies FOR the several
state institutions. the financial manage
msut OF which II vested IN said Board.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
bidders. quality considered, and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
ers will be given preference.
Lists Of supplies needed viii be fur-
ni-hed bidders on receipt Of reques IS
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ja-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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HOUSE.

Met AZ noon
miscellaneous bills on the caisn-
dar considered.
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt con-
tnued testimony on national defense
before naval committee.
Adjourned a. 5:35 p. m. 20 noon
Thursday.
Domooratie representatives held
caucus AZ night on proposals. Tor
government manufacture of war
munitions.
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GEN. CARRANZA
tcoatinusd Prom Ti7.t pas.,


TO" Apache outlaw. years ago the
formal agreement may not be complef-
90 until the expedition has accom-
pushed its purpose and returned. IL
VIII serve. however. a. the legal basis
TOT To-" adjustment OF all claims aris-
ing ouf oi The use OF American troops
To pursue Villa
DO Mexico tho agreement is under
stood to have another object General
'aTranza I- said f1 CO.. re- it, perfec-
ZION a- Geun.r. md binding under
standing with 'Lr uIted States which
h" can how 20 his people Boo support
OF bis sta ..Wont that no sovereign
rights ~ HE country has been sur
rendered or violated
No Military News.
mere was no military news today
from tho border or from the expedt
fDuary columns General Pershings
reports to General Funston have been
very brief and 10 has only been the
Important dispatches from the front
That have been forwarded 20 tho war
l"I Iftm'u' Officials viewed with
abstraction. however. press reports
saying that American troopers were
pressing close on tho bandits heels
no officer here would hazard an op.
Hiou s- t0 how lOue the chase might
'ak" Lacking FrWledga % local con
aINnr. or of General Trrahinc-s pans
".F said Dr. was Impossible a. predict
when or where lt mlFht end
N'l..E. officers were inclined 10
"i-rr'd.f reports az extensive sickness
ont f.. troops at tho front The
Or .nn .u which they arc operating g.
.. ribbed a- healthy ard mo mon Of
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PUBLIC SALE

Saturday. April LIST. 1916. az 1 o'clock
p. m. at my farm miles west OF West
Alexander. Ia, and y miles east OF
Wheeling. W. Va. stop 81 on W. Va
Traction and Electric line. - head OF
cows and hcifcrs. / bull 10 months old.
pansys Torona. herd register number
13>274. \. *. Atkinson. West Alexander
Pa. X. -. No. ]. mr-3O-i
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About People
hese"rrts OF indiI ldue,s to
and F-pnn lie City
~>>~~~~~
AT THE HOTELS.

Mcclure W Fleming. Fair
mont: l.. {. Brunswick. Dillonvale. 4.
J. Schantz. Aryille. Ohio: VIII Null
len. Parkersburg: r. J. Hoskinson,
Wellsburg: q. Z. Wilson and family.
Woodlands. +. G. Kingsley. Reader: J.
G. Burgess. Reader. l. g. Horner.
Clarksburg: /. +. Ashcraft. Shinns-
ton: Thomas Smith. Shinnston. l..
Macy. Clarksburg. \ :. Richardson.
Shinnston. r. II. Long. Shinnston.
Grand Central y NJ GRAY. Free
port Ohio. \. II. Denbrock. Barnes
vile. Ohio. r. Il. Stewart. Powhatan.
Ohio: r. u. McWharton. Fairmont.
Windsor +. J. Estes. Fairmont: G.
r Fowler. Marietta: l.. J. Hanifan.
Charleston. J. \ Beatty. Xenia. Ohio:
II. b. Stewick. Wellington: NJ NJ
Paidman. Clarks burg. j. II Knapp.
Jr.. Parkersburg
Stamm H. ~ Finkee. Middle
bourne. w. VI. Dunlap. West AleNsn-
der. &. =. Minor. Fairmont. Dr and
Mrs. r II Werlich. Wellsburg. ! r.
Hopkins. Warrington. NJ v. MILAN.
Nanninrton r. T. Hedges. Scio. Ohio
Rogers o. Howell. Holloway. j. w.
Sprowels. Bethany. L. T. Stathers. Al
ma. &. II Taylor. Hcnbry- burg. ".
ID. Brookoyer. Ncw Nartinsvillc. G..
''''i"7 ''""t' i'i'' 'T"''.
Nathan Nav,,,r r..,,r,-o,,.,. -,
EoserfcId A. Son nj w vo-I' -, So
i- O. business visitor in the city
Mr. and Nr. VI W. 20 -.
NiartinsyiIl. Ioft La ~, ,,- 49,,
after p, viii with -. i' ,t,. ,i',.
and ....-4t-., a., 49, ' ~, .''' ,l,,
Yesterday
" Foy off ucrg.,-c,,.r, I'D. hoe. OIL,
tending The auto .bov
l. J Heslo. Of Point pls,s.rt ,s Ill,
tho city for "a few dgvs
r. i E-Ie- ~ rairuop. v.s. a wish
tor 90 tho auto show YESTERDAY
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DAY IN CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. March 20.
SENATE.


Met at noon
Debate begun on Senate subett
tute Tor House army reorganization
bill.
Adjourned At 5:28 y. m 10 noon
Thursday.
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Breummer & Hildebrand

FUNERAL Directors and rmhaImsrs
corner marhef and rwentv-aecond Sta
Telephone .Ir. open Iaf- anil r'erT
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For Sale

sEvERALs-C1Oics Suburban home.
Prtoas ranks from $4,000 Cd,
s1boooloD.
FfSE BUILDING sITE,-In W.s4aIa. ..
Lot L0HGz0 containing q p acres. moro
or iesaL VIII cell a. Sno4e .r uH.f NJ
a.
81 100 STREET % rooms and fH..
AIrso double brick ~ room. .1.H .U
rear Wi cell ~ whole .r ...HrH.