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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08
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lSnecial 20 The Times Dispatch
~ W kENtENlLI.E T.. VA Nrtnnnr

LAWRENrEv,II y. ", n
An in,crcs,in. ,uissio,,r,. e.' $3.50. -,
held on MONDAY .f,nrr WIS
Methodist l,nisrn,,,, rh',rat ne
mrs, q, ",,'" mere 'he
throurhou. tbis d;s..io. n,,',,''sh
were rrado IA, W.. Nn"rrSSes
supcrin,nndcr, ~ $50, 'i'"ra ~ i"t's'
The r.;c.sh,'r. di.,,ic, ,n o. ,rr ,nt
T,rt., az it,, .'"' ~ MI
by Mrs ,.-in iIcr,,,.oN, .,, NJ, H"ns
,cilc NE,lor, '''' '''H 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

ter. Mrs. SlcdGe. has returned to her
home. in Florida.
Dr. Andrew Osborne and sister. Miss
Annie. motorcd to Richmond on Mon
day.
Clarence Rawlings returned on Sat.
urday to Winston salem. after a visit
20 his father.
MISS Mamie Evans. WHO had been
spending some weeks with the family
OF her uncle. James rurdy. returned II
few DAYS nvo To her homo in Tampa.
Fla
Amos Gclcttc. or Emroria. WAS In
town ON Monday.
MIR. and Mrs james Gclo;,c. of Court
land. arrived here from Richmond on
Tuesday night and remained until Sat
urday with Mrs. Gcrlcttc's family.
Airs. j. H. licrklcy entertained the
Auction Club on Friday afternoon.
The WomanS Auxiliary Of st. An
drcw's Church held its first fall meet
ing ON Monday afternoon at the resi-
dcncc OF Mrs Charles Schrcl!.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

Arthur Wake. Ii. w. Van Doren. and
Misses Daisy West. Myra Howard
Mary cluT and Agnes Howard. and
Mrs. Franck Taylor. OF Bristol: Mrs
w Is. Cecil and Mrs T.. l.. Darst. OF
Dublin.
Mrs Henry Is. Tee entertained on
"Wednesday afternoon at shower
given in honor OF Miss Mary Elizabeth
WySor.
Miss Wysor'S engagement 10 RoDcr.
tiall Smith, of Roanoke. was announc-
ell on Monday afternoon at an an
honncemcnt tea, given to = few init
mate friends of the bride elect by her
mother. Mrs. Joseph Z, Wysor. The
marriage VIII take place November
in the Presbyterian Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

els II. Blady. exchange editor: F.
Hutchins. business manager: l.. "
iiamrick. assistant business manager
President William Louis potcat a,
tended the meeting Of tho cxccutIy
committee of the North Carolina con
ference Tor social service. at Raleic,
this week.
Dr. IL. NJ. 'Potcnt. OF the school q
Latin. Is giving an organ recital =
SpnrtnnburH. $. C.. this week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

and Literature" and II was delivered
by Carey j. Hunter. Jr.. of Raleigh.
The student stan for the current col
icSe year Is as follows: DIR. j. H. Cor
rell. faculty editor: Professor H. a.
Jones. faculty alumni editor: Roswell
=. l'ritt0n. euZelian editor In chief;
Hubert Il. Olive. phiiomathesinn cdi-
tor-in- chief: wood rrivott. cuAelian
associate editor: Irving II. Carlyle.
philomathcsln associate editor: Fran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-08

Grass or l9l6. now teaching IN Bristol.
an" MISS Josie Gny. class OF 1916. In
chnrRe OF domestic science work In the
Salem High School
the enrolment OF regular students
reached con OH October 5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

CHARLTON. May S-For the first
time In the history OF the Amish sect.
church leaders here. including Bishop
Daniel Byler. OF the colony. are making
preparations today 20 contest court
suit brought by Jacob Schumacher. an
AmiS Imam. on Saturday SchumaC her
claims he has been ostraCiZed by the
colony. hi, home virtually wrecked
and his wife ranged against him. as
the result OF his having incurred the
eumity Of Bishop Byler. Deacon VII
liam \. Bylor and Andrew J Bylcr.
pastor Of the Niddleneld church. and
mem beers of the same family. SChu-
maCher asks the court 20 grant lu
order TO restrain the Bylers from per
scouting him. claiming that they ~
ercise an autOCratIc rule over the
Amish colony. and have used their
power Jon m. church 10 force thoother
members 10 take part I'm the boycott
against him. Schumacher says be- had
b. "u e. member of the AWish church
Tor years until July : 1918. when ne
was expelled by the defendants. II
charges they have ille=ally combined
tO luluIp him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
.1Ot RANCH SHOWS HELD UP IN
COLUMBUS BY BIC DAMAGE SUIT
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE TO
YELLOWSTONE PARK,
GARDINER. MONT.

Roard one OF the Northern Pacific
daily trains ut -. Paul or Minneapolis.
and 40 thrDuEh Co Gardiner. the orig
inal and only northern 'ntranc. 80 Vel
low stone National Park. without
change OF cars. Tho cqui pm"nt Of these
trains b. pleas mr. and homs-lik In every
particular. tpmpartms utz. draw inE
room ami Op' N Sc elton I'ullmauS. obs. p
walton ears aud dfnmC cars whore the
famous Northern Pacific meals are
-"rNed-"'rh" Route OF the Great Big
,sod Potato"
Ih' magnificent mountain scenery
Nloug Tho Scenic Highway" may be
viewed from thH ear window.
Personally escorted tours each sun
day from Chicago Via ST. Paul and " n
n.1p"li~ Co aud through Yellowstone
National Eark
Through ears are also operated be
tween Chicago ard North Pacific Coast.
whore connections are made for Ia'Ifor-
itt and Alaska points. Low ruund-trlp
tarfS ia effect May Co Sopt,uhsr.
To viii b. pleasure fu supply YOU
with booklets and "details covering Nour
1910 50" America vacation trip. e. T..
hrison. Dist. Pass. NEt. EOS Park BIDS
IittshurEh Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
RED PINYIES
A SOLID SCALE
All Over Fingers. Spread Over Both
Hands, tc1ed and Burned
So Could Not Sleep.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

My trouble started with rffle -ef nin.
pies breaking out al over my fug.r. which
crarked open and bisd. Iu short SMILE
they spread all over both hands Aiy hands
we're much iuntm-d aud tH. Htfie I'd PIN
Taes spuu became a s0iiI ...Ir -a-,a nv
hands hccam~ such ..-... frat va.
ashamed fo boz any one a., chem. .nd they
itohed and hurso'i 200 THAT mid not .iaef
but s~ratrhe'i All ths tne
suffered tHls vav af Ial.t rli- -.a-s
So Boo r magazine fHa. DIrrl-. SOAP and
ointment e'r" Pond r3- f.-'.- .H| 1-ats
Tor f-no samr. I1 f.s tH1r trs .lv.
the ltchinf BAL stopped ,1I .lr terrible
burning va 'eU. -o g. rlt I.-ve tat =
tniirura Ointment aHI . ra.. af -.tn.
N"~ arr "rnrHIy beaded signed Size.
e steE--. Anfer.l1..... N..rlIg la. i.f..
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 20. SKIN Boots 1r -.ll..f ga.
fr~sa p0st-c1-i "Cu'ieurs. Dept. O.. n..-
fsa-'' sod throughout tHr ul-lI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
FATHER SUES FOR SON WHO WAS
INJURED ON A PREVIOUS WIS.,
1T OF CIRCUS.
Suit Calls For 5000. With Bond
Given For 10000 General News
OF Ohio.
Columbus. O., May ..
rntelligencer Bureau.

While the lOl Ranch shows were eN-
hibiting here today the management
WAS served with papers in suit for
s.. Zoo brought by Jasper q. Williams.
In behalf of his son. Joseph. aged Is.
who. according to the petition filed i'm
court. lost the sight of his left eve
and was disfigured about the fact while
he Was playing with calcium carbide
which had been leff. 10 L. alleged. ON
the show grounds by the circus en-
ployes. I'm Augu 2. 1914 Williams and
his playmate placed the carbide IN q
lin can and poured water ON 10. The
circus company after giving bonds for
$4,000 was permitted 20 leave the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

additional American expeditions from
GRO ing the border OF tho pursuit OF
raiders. served further 10 Indicate that
the SCott-Obregon plan was approved
by General Carranza
MT Nrrcdondo'- statement was teIc-
grapled 10 Gen. Funston for his iufor-
nation Boo meeting the situation on the
border n asserted that Antonio Vii
laT'aI a political exile from Mexico
TRAGEDY and had sought FOO incite NoX.
leans on both sides Of the line 10 on
gage in other raids The statement
told az two definite plots said 10 be
now forming
Gen. Funston In Charae
Gen Funsto will direct rho muster.
iur in Of the National Guard smeu and
also assign them to such post a. Do
selects. II o. understood fh. nrfIra
5000 mon added fD Dis command VII
De- used fu strengthen border patrols
and guards if Gen Funston has isru
awaiting only additional forces 10 or
der new expedition into Mexico after
The Glenn Springs bandits. he has ann.
p'r IfhOrIfN 90 DO 20 40 soon 4. fHe
tho new troops begin fp reach lIm
so report came today aa 90 Major
larFh0rr- command which aIrraF,
.a fH tho fir BEND country. after fIr
bard.fs Tho war department dIi not
know whether ''U troops had crossed
fnr Irr Uf were authorized FOB no ap o.
wac lufImafcd chat officer. here h.
Ioroi Major lar.Uurrr would rr.
r fh.rr was any poa ILIn chance of
catching Up wIfh ''e raider. when T.
reached fho 'ire
Tho state department aouah, add
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TWENTY LOST
,continued From first Page.)

swer was received and the Ctely pro-
ceeded. members of her crew being
ordered to keep close watch on the
Kirby When the Kirby had been
left about two miles behind she was
seen to rise high in the air. break
into and sink Captain Balfour or
dered his ship about and after an
hours labor through the gate reached
tho scene. Nothing was IN sight and
after searching the Lake for some
time the Utley picked up the Kirby's
TOW and proceeded. leaving the search
10 the Berwind and the Block which
had arrived in the meantime
The Kirby belonged to the North
western Transportation company and
commanded by Captain David Cirar-
din. Jr.. OF Detroit She was 29i feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
lOng and bad gross tonnage of ? aas

DELUTH, MINI. May g-In marine
circles today. 10 was said that an i'm.
Nestigation Of the Steamer Kirby is ex
PyctSu. one marine authority declar-
ed that the Kirby was built 10 load IN
~ ieet' but that she was loaded TO -
Second mate Murda. telling Of whar
ne saw IN the brief space of time b.
tween the moment he saw the number
! hatch buckle and when he found
himself in the water. said.
The ship went down with such ra
pldity that | could scarcely believe
my eyes. In less than three minute
cabins had broken loose and RATS
were atioat The water became red
from contact with the car in the boat
did not see any OF the men come IN
out Of the fOrecastle. They must have
been caught there The doors mus
have been bent out of shape BY the
buckling OF the steamer and the crew
was caught .zaaSsI s& r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

II Frank ~. Marriott Democrat. OF
Delaware will accept. te will BE- nam
ed 10 fiji the vacancy 100 the state
board OF charities which has existed
since Sept. 10. because OF tho eNpira-
tion Of the term Of " J. Mooney. OF
Cleveland
Last fan Governor Willis appointed
Frank Mckinney. Marietta publisher.
who refused 10 accept
W. IT Stout. Republican. OF
l hrtchsyille yesterday was appointed
10 the board to succeed Doullass Per
kins, Cleveland. rr-i-ued Tho terms
OF members are for iou- years
ID. q Morrow. Republican. OF Hills
bpro was appointed trustee OF the
OHIO Soldier and sailors Orphans
Homo ~ Neu'a to succeed ! -. no.
land. Democrat. of Cleveland. whose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

quiet. we'll dressed young man ap-
preached Policeman charles ChavouS
ON the street today and said "Oficer.
DO YOU know me- The officer did
not and neither did the Young man
for he has Forgot his name. his home
and all about his past life He was
sent 10 hospital while the authori-
ties try 10 establish his identity
He is about > feet IL inches tail. and
weighs 10 pounds He had only FIVE
cents in his pocket and no papers hv
which he might be identified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

SPRINGFIELD - Anarchy would
reign in the United States should the
country lay down its arms. asserted
Rev. DR. +. 4 little pastor of he
Williams Street Methodist church. Del
aware. I'm addressing a big brotherhood
meeting here tonight. lie said thar
this nation Is far from the day when
the army and navy can BE- abandoned
and advocated preparedness and at
once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Miss Iva lloyd. AGED .. was knock
ed down and robbed Of $500 by an
unidentified man ln Hi-h street ar
the north end OF This city last night
She WAS found som. time aftcrWard
by persons passing in an automobile.
She said that not more than three
persons knew -h" had the money
which was pinned ON the inside OF
her coat She was ON her wav 20
the home OF %. % Rinker. friend.
who was 10 nave invested the money
Tor her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
A New GIRL

State Auditor and Mr.. Vic Donahei
today became the parents OF their 18th
child. IL Is "a ri and weighs 10
pounds Their Tldo-t child is 10
When Donah"y ran FOR Auditor three
years ago he said no had nine reasons
why he should BE- elected This year
when he again viii be a candidate
he has IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

i"nai information today as 10 the fate
OF several civilians reported caut,tTs,t
10y ih' raiders. * message from f.I
90" s3id maj G. j. Dccmer. l.. GOV
"'I" alive. Previous me4sae.- b.,.
4. '"i 90 at least two Of The flroc
g'dd The ID Pa-o despatch also cor.
Nim'd he capture Of seven Americana
captured On Boquil'a-. saving they had
Drought back three OF their captors
ar prI .Ousr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

term had expired John ]. Mcknight.
Republican. columbus. was appointed
"a member of the state board Of aC-
countancy. and ". g.. ThaVcn. Demo
Graf. ot Fremont. member Of ff. state
board of library commits ousI. Inc
latter succeeds r. y. Svclrzcr. OF
Canton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
1900 TROOPS
tcont,zued From PRS, PAgo3

or 100 Mexico accoTdiuc to the best
available figures here. The war &c
partm,nt has declined to publish ac-
tuaI numbers, but With the entire
mobile army except five troops OF cav
alry under Gen. Funston S command
ir addition to the 1000 or more
guard men and the several thou sand
recruits who are being forwarded To
it" regular regiments as fast as th,sy
ARE mustered BOO. the United States
has Us actual army strong out along
th" $500 miles of the International
In Foreign Service
Calling uuf fhc National Guard for
ih" fr-t time under the present mill
ma Jaw hIIu-- up the fact that as wrN
I'A. 'Itf dD. authorizes fh. Pres ider't
I' USE fL' state soldiers either with
lu or without United States territory
The provision authorizing The use -
liard mon 1851 such beyond the border
was held fp BE- unconstitutional by
former attorney general Wickersham
iI never has been passed upon bv the
supreme court. however. and Irs-i-
den. Wilson BIAS fuIi legal authority
.H employ doe state forces beyond tho
BORDER f he s1 desires Only AN iu-
junction AGAINST the war department
could present 3d.
EF 'ls terms pf fha law thr guards
m.u must br mustered into 10. 4.r-
woe oI OBJ" ufrd state. before they
COME under complete control of tho
..4' .r suHrrnm uf- Their oath- OF
'.II. M'r' lid f.e .tfIDu. states make
'h' acceptance of This facial status
HhII-f'urt. and there i- zoo question of
.HlIn ..r.u- Involved in fhs present
.lH.I.. lHr flI enrolled strength
oft each r.eimrnf called our Dr. liable
Iuf .tr..f. under penalty OF court or
700 martial action
Arms n.G'ar. believe there VIII Pc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Beuefontaine The trial OF Il NJ.
Martin. OF MapakOnota. was set Tor
May p. ~ judge Hover here today.
Martin. who is dry" detective. Is
charged with carrying concealed
weapons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

Luke c. Byrne. aged IS. one Of the
oldest and best known attorneys IN
central Ohio. died today OF heart
trouble. lie was born i'm Ireland and
had lived in this city since he was
child. He served a term as director
OF law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10
TEAM IS KILLED
BYB.&O. TRAIN
HIT BY PASSENGER TRAIN AT
AND JACOB STREETS.
Engineer Sounds Warning But II Il
Thought Driver Failed to
Hear Signals.

Last evening AZ 6.35. train No. T. on
Tho Grafton division or m. Ealtiu,orr
and ohio railroad enroutr from this
CITY TO GRAFTON. crashed into team OF
horses owned and driven hy ~ J. Iiaw-
Key OF the National Roard. "a local dray-
man. killing them Instantly and slightly
damaging the wagon. MIR. Hawkcy was
uuhurt
According 10 the railroad officials AMI
nl ISLANDERS. Mr.. HaWkcy. an aged man.
tailed To heed the approach OF the ras-
sshger. although the engineer sounded
the whistles and bells The accident o.
CURED at Thirty-Second and Jacob
Waterman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

side and cooperate with the other IN
law bands who have committed
number OF depredations lately. We
are proceeding amicably in the confer
tnce. should like to say for the ben
eft or the yellow press that | deliver
ed no ultimatums tonight
General Scott is understood to have
said he would be glad to present the
proposal To the Washington govern
ment.
Precautionary Measures.
General tcltS troop dispositions wcr"
, ihk'n. b." said, merely Tor pr.csutlouar,
purpose. lu New of "a, tens. Situa-
/ ton. DO was deemed best to lea4. no
step uuturu'd that Etight avert trouble
~ this end OF thu International bridge.
ne troops uoN "a into the city from
orr Bliss consisted vf I'VE companies
OF the Twentieth infantry under the
I command Of Colonel Alfred HaSbrouck.
On" OF these was q mu.hiu KUN com
psuN. Thr.. companies were. stationed
az the stock yards dominating the MsA-
lcan section Of ~ Haso. Ous CompAnN.
ne machine gun outtit. was placed al
the courthouse. wher, colonel Has
br"uck established his h-adquart,rs Tho
iourfh was placed az the fanu sta
ton. short distance across IN, river.
around The priN9t. car occupied hy
','n'r rails scott and Funston following
thr receipt OF a." new. from Washing
ION tilHf m" militia ol Texas. Arizona
ana New Mexico had been ordered 10
the border and that three regiments OF
. ihe REGULAR army would also reinforce
IL o. known that General Funston hal
asked tn war department for 90 much
thIE't numb'r 81 troops Than was all
lowed him. and som, diSappoiutmeuf
Was expressed tf tho temporary head
quarters OF the South, rT d.U4Iftu.nt.
when word came that nu more thnn .nat
H1diti"uH. troops would b. sent to th.
international boundary However ,,..ri.
went ahead rapidly Tor th, diSpoSit ION
OF what r"int"re'm-nts w'r" at hand.
II t~ believed th1s a., r,uuIur army
reiuforc'meuts Will %. DIVIDED between
Ut IoSu aud san Antonio.
Ready In Week.
Maklng allowance for tn. usual dit
iieulty 10 ohtaiuirl- rolling stock All
OF The reinforce m'rf~ ar, ,Np.ct,I ta
reach III" border within. "a week Prob
ably most or them viii have. dstr.ir.d
after four or five day. TrauSpnrtatinn
"I infantry, officers pointed out does
mot offer ih' problem presented IN 90,
lNE OF tr"vIS from such TAR distant
points a. pSw,go. y \. aud S,aitI.
Wash. o. NO easy task
ln preparation Tor th, f.sdIuG of th,
mere ana al san Antonio and COLUMNS.
ALREADY ar" working uEsrfim. r,ftiu.-
ready for the shipping Of supplies I'M
iH'hS' stores OF rHtlun~ hHN. been on
hand her" and "a th. other poluts for
-..ly lim' aud these can b, utilized
''. .r Ne" r-I'<~ iu"n~ can b. nil'i.
IH, w4thdraNai of a. D. AIrgu4t'.r4.
president OF DO, NlNarsdo Mining and
Milling company frnm tho uith confer
enc was ono 90 tho interesting develop
About noon ~ub-S..r.tar, Nmador
Al.'' OF Co. D.. SCOTT Do nI~ car and lu-
formed him that tine Mexican cuuf.r..S
objected O." th" prcs'uc. of AR NcIuat.
tiers 40 another conference,
Discussion Exciting.
! The discussion between t;.n Scott and
lS'ct"i1uN Amsi"r snr~lr'I exciting a.
! viewed through tl' car Windows. Am.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-10

side and cooperate with the other IN
law bands who have committed "A
number of depredations lately. We
are proceeding amicably in the confer
tnce. should like to say for the ben
eilt OF the yellow press that / deliver
ed no ultimatums tonight"
General Scott is understood to have
said he would be glad to present the
proposal TO the Washington govern
ment.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26

ish residents to leave their homes
varying from 3 to "a hours.
In May, after first expuIsions had
been put into effect, the following
number of refugees were reported by
the Jewish Colonization association:
Warsaw, $4,000 people; Wilma, 49,
600; NeIce, 5000; Konsk, 1000;
Minsk, 1000; Prassnysh, $500; RAJ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26

Here are some of the reasons the
American Jewish relief committee
gives for wanting to raise large
fund here:
In Russia alone nearly 10000
Jews are homeless. ExpuIsions, start
ed last May, have been systematicaI-'
Iy followed up with DEGREES covering
a very wide territory, notices to Jew
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Epitomc of a Speech

made by Hon James 4. Reed in
Milwaukee. Wis. January 10. 1916
nJg NgTICN POllCN
Our nation is hamperUi in its
roreian policy by three classes Of
citizens
First \ small percentage ot our
lorritu-ho-u eruyrnS who are more
ari,,haf &. tie land Of their birth
than IN -hi,h gave them
ibcrtN, .'' ami opportunity
fnr adv p IN. at However. these
extremists Jr nr' a. al represent
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Of Ladies Hats have also. just receive 1e vi vi
line Of Dress Goods, LaCes. 6mbroderle e,C.
My prices are right and my goo7s are al new, tIrst-
class and can not be beat anywhere,
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loan 4 discounts, un
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-03-23

Miss Dcra Mabuce who has bee il he Cit bymg
Millinery and studying the styles several week. IS
back in O. W. EurtortS Store with he tar.es am most
beautiful creations in the
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NO iq
Official Statement of the Financial

condition Of the Sank ot Glen Allen at
Glen Allen, state Of Missouri, az the
close Of business, on the 7th day of
March, 1915. published IN TIE N,RHE
HUl PRESS, a newspaper printed nj
published at Marble H3., state - E..~-
~aurl. on the -Grd day Of Ns0h 1917.