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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-16
e,IIlARps AND sowLINe.

FOR SAI4E-Billiard tables, brand
new, carom and pocket, with complete
outfit, $125; second hand tables at re-
diced price,. Easy payments. Cigar
store. drug, delicatessen and soda
fountain fixtures. The Brunswick
Balke-Collender Co.. Davenport, Iowa.
!. c. Sanders, agent, PIG Harrison st.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-16

An Illinois poultry raiser has found
that it is possible to hatch in an in
cubator eggs that have been cracked,
by pasting paper over the cracks with
gum arabic.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-16

The famous Trinity church in New
york City was erected seventy years
ago this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

Tho salvation Army 81 Tn, Peoples
Tabernacle Weekly program. Saturday
nlEht. open air. o'clock. al Fourteenth
street. saturday night. open air a.
service al tabernacle. O'Clock sum
DAY. Service az ohio county Jail 10
m. open ar a. b. ma. lu charg, Prison
sergeant Baldwin. sunday school. $50
J.. m. Glasses for mon. women and chill
dr'n 90 all ages. Young Peoples ~'r-
wee r. ~. sec ~ Marks Boo charge.
open air service O'Clock. a. Fourteenth
street sunday evening ssrNl C. a.
O'Clock Three selections by tho band
and special song ScrNIc. will h. con-
Quoted. i.usign W A. FOrayte will To-
chief speaker. ana an old tim, altar SER
vice VII. h. conducted az tn. close
Monday night. salvation service. Tues
DAY night band practice. Wednesday
UlEnf Young Peoples S'rN ice. Thurs
Gay night. bir entertainment. EriEadlcr
Hunter. az Pittsburgh IN charge. Fra
das ntght. band practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
vARwooD CHURCHES.

Warwood Pres byrc-lar church. Tvr.~.
i''n street near Wsrvyood avenue. o. o.
carson. sEtor=-s,er1.tC.s for -undo.
juno 10Th. as follows SUNDAY school af
'-.N o. W. morning Worship. Iu.fr..
tIhJrrf. '.IceTcd are fra pure IN hear
FOR they shall SEQ God Christian I'm.
d"1Nnr. r.Clock. Evening service a.
s-l. subtle. "CNrI-f.au.fv. Tho ErI..-
ION Tor tnf Weu-rpurdCd Man"
a. the M7rw0ud Methodist church y,
morrow fhcrr will be Chudrer's ray ~
ffrl-'' ar 't-II w. fhf morning
preach NIX service botrr omitted. nj cone
r'0tIHr with fha Children's Uav service
'N' pastor n'I n7U.Iye any children
whose parents 50 dsefr, Al pr b. r.
'h"r' vi. b. preaching the sermon
t"erT" hsfrE. HI'-rridss
Na-roud Lutheran church tho Gem
ira. hing school. place OF meeting Re-.
Ralph IIHr. Fwan. uHetCr-Jur. CD.
frrt STr1a. after Trinity Divine lr...
-Hlr with SERMON eos tho uaefn~ a. Tu. 80
a. nm. SUNDAY school a. so 3 m.
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BENwoop cHURcHEs

So Matthew Lutheran church. 9 y
" alter street. Eeuwoc-I vs. Va Rev o.
p. Helm. pastor. Services FOR drst S,r.
Gay after Trinity. $50 a m. Sund4.
school and Bible class. 10 20 = boz ,-.
AlHe services tn the English Language
No evening services during tho sum --.f
.H p'riarf meeting ~ the officer Tea. be-
trs and confirmed members OF the sun.
ing services
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

F.-st church % Christ s. 3D. O.. w
Auditorium. I'it Cnspin' street. Ser
vices sunday 100 m ~uhI.r-.
Christian Science "wednesday f.-fI-
muniaI meeting 5000 90 w Suudar
school so p W. Reading room. rII9
chaplin. street. DrDu daily. .1r.rf sun.
DAYS and legal holidays from % ul
O'Clock .u uutil : Hn o. u and ur Stature
GAY c'rring from g too o'clock Co. 5000
o'clock
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Simpson VI. r.. church Eo0 street. BIO
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
REV. Jose ph %. Jenkins. pastor 1u.fs
"a. IN. public worship. sermon 10y pastor.
subject Christian Fear. 2.2u 3D. M.
p.rIntCndeut. t.f5 = m Epvo-th
League song service. Mr. James Mo-.
president. 1855 g. IN uuhlIs worship.
$, rm"n hy pastor. subject "No elected
Warning"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

Trinity Lutheran church Jacob and
IhlriN -'l Eh'h streets. Rev n. e. Dean.
ast"r-Thr services iu Trinity Tor sun
Jay are as follows sunday school AZ
..a" "a no Holy Communion az 1915 a
m. Jf. o. r. service ~ ESQ p. No.. Holy
communion also ~ tho evening service
.L t.+" q" clock. subject Dwelling In tho
mouse or jehovah tho last iu tho So
ii'S ON 'hc Tyycnt v-thIrd Psalm. rsCu-
.tr meeting Of IN" church council on
Monday evening. mid-V.ek prayer ser
.,' ON 'lnreday evening az 80. tho
ana Iurtl" soup supper ON July o. a. tho
nom" or NJ and Mrs Charles Chaser.
"'h'F ninth and Jacob streets AM
mos" wishing 20 place memorials In 'h.
now church are requested 90 max. e.Iac-
IIun az ONO.
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W J. DE REVIVE.

INV YoEk Juno 90 wyr7hcrleg a
Ir Esrrr. nf -rtarrar. ga. wei know
scout. N. ..rfrI bufo- fn hI.fHr..
,r' Hfe-afu-. -..af r- fl tho rrrsefa-, ..
died here to-day ii. was % years old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

Lhere viii b" services IN st Andrew =
church tomorrow. the FIRST SUNDAY after
TRINITY. celebration Of Holy Communion
-. = 'i"'k a. m. and evening prayer
!, hn"l az '.i5 M Prayer s.rNic. ON
Ntdne stay evening AT $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

81 l.uke's Episcopal church Erv. Ie-
,"h Nottingham. -. u. rcctor-FIrst
sunday after Trinity. Jun. SUNDAY
S'i"'l az '-l' a M. morning SorNl,,
ana sermon a. 10 go. evening service.
49, N'rih"n AZ $50. Thursday. June -.
being ST Peters dal HOLY ,',urrurtor
an I" a m. Tn" evening services dur
lhg the months Of June and July will
iaNt only - minutes and Will D.. sp--
,lally musical All ,ordi,IIy u.l.,,,,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

s. Parl's FvangcIical Lutheran
church. corner .Thirty-eiSh'h and Wood
streets Rev Ras~he. pastor. Sunday
song by schooi '1.ife - Hook
Reading BY superintendent. Mr.. Fred
R-iukmau.
song by Primary class. smile and
Anthem by 81. Paurs choir. ''hU.
Hcei,a,ion VIII 70 True Her-
TIA Eothermund. Villa Hlndt. LILLIAN
SONG by school. It'll tho Fight e.
recitation - -Humnity." Helen Win
leading ~ sgRe+inten1sr,. -. 49,.
song by school. Keep Looking to
Esod'rg ny rusrintcrdent
Erci.ation -'Ideals. Raymond Nort"-
Song ~ school '-sarlizh- On '-e WIN"
Uecif7fi1n "Sirrsri-v." Marjorie Nc
r"ri-a,ior-~rru--.~ Ev,'vr FISHER.
song By school. "a HoasHf.l Way %
1e-rs.,or--This ola World o. ours"
'r,-i,sfi5r- arov.~ stelia psvha
song hr school. Just lio Happy.
rfrIf4t f0r..'fIffIa Things and Great
Things" rav'ria Waberfs.H
re-itaton .FnIesr.r.. fIs'e Hunt
song H- school There An D.. fve so
rrHffatfon aH 'T'uaeIfshnesa Alma
r' ,,uon-.s'rsrrth- Ruth uo'r.r-
Song - school "5hars Your rf,--
N.tef -ro-us .Trvs'r juno
Herfsfion .. '''urrssr- Marie Hrf-
gra-ios Some .Tr D, written 'n Your
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

Wsynau = VI. p church Rev W
-. baNI-. n T.. paSfor--I0sf5 a. M.
class meeting. ESQ %. M sunday
school. review .rh" Fhlippian chris
iiHns. Phil o.. 1-l1. f-Ig. sun riut. nd
sn'-. w. j. Wood and John ~. Harris.
$40 o. m. = g. D. League. subject
W hat is tho pIrpo-s OF our life on
Garth John ~ Harris. president. -.f5
D. M. sermon. pr ~ 30 Davis Will
preach Ar each service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
SALVATION ARMY

conductor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

s. Paurs church. Elm Grove. j. Lo-
san Fish rector.
There viii hc service m St PauEss
church tomorrow, the first sunday d y
ter Trinity. al 1890 o'clock IN tho
morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
NoMEcEEN cHpRcHEs.

NcMcchcn Church az God. b. g. WeuErr.
pastor. sunday school. "F5 a m a. d.
Lowe. superintendent Regular Worship
ID 30. u. and ass D. m. Tuc pastor WI
preach both morning and evening O. ..
N"tt'tN. Monday, 80 D.. m RAYMOND
Marble. president junior d.. r. -1ciet.
thursday. 2. m. Eosella DOYLE arI
i''--lc cooper. leaders. and prayer sod.
vice. f.t5 %. o.. haptlsuaI services and
inc ordinance viii be observed Iulv
Do th' afternoon and evening rcap..
christian church. corner Fourth and
Logan streets, parsonage m same bI..s
on l4fth street. McMsch. n. 20. rs. FulI,r.
minister. Phone. Bell 1861 FfrI.
school. IN q M. Earl Freeman. superi--s
i,nrcut Morning worship. Il % CLOCK
hrlst ian Eutcavor o. m. Ev,uiue
worship. $ o'clock. PRAYER meeting N.I-
n"~cay evening. Ladies' AID meeting
on DAY Thursday. choir rehearsal FRI
day evening.
Methodist Episcopal church. MrMcch-
On. W. Va. Rev. Arthur lazenby am
rouncc=s the following services for sun
DAY. $50 a. M. Mems Bible class. 10
a. m. sunday school. G.. = Kicdalsrn.
~ur-'rinfe ud"nt; n a. m public Vor-
ship sermon by the pasf or. p. nm
class mo- ing. ". p Goodwin. leado-.
80" .. M. public worship memorial ser-
mon Tor fythian Sisters hy Tn. pastor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

sh.p. The service Of laying tho corner
stone viii be hold ar the location at
4-enoN Place sunday. July 2. a. 3 70. I'M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

Hope " 2 church. NJ. n Griffin. pas
tor--To the following services a cordial
Invitation u.s. extended: sunday school az
Gas a. m. Mr.. n. d. Frccso. supsr intcu-
dent. morning worship ~ n o'clock
sermon by pastor. The installation SER
vices o. the new officers of the Epworth
League will take place az 7.45.
There Will be- no services during the
week with the exception OF Epwortn
League on Friday evening one evening
during tho week. 20 be announced later.
there will BE- pictures shown - The
church. silver Offering will be taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
37-2 Jacob street Philip Y. D,Eoit pas
tor. The following Sc tho announcement
Of services for the coming week. Sunday
school a. $3.50 a. IN. John L. Humph re .
supCrtuts ndeut. classes for all grades 4.
public services a. 10. a. a m. and 80 y.
m. sermons delivered by Tn, pastor.
Young Peoples meeting Monday even
iuE. mid-WyCk service Of prayer and
praise Mvdn, sday evening. choir rchCar-
sal Thursday evening. under the dlrec-
ton OF Prof hincheloe.
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PREsRYTrRIAr

tlrFt Presbyterian church. Gland. ro--
f'r Terry. minister Bible school q.s0. .
morning worship. 1875. evening wor.
lh''e services. Special Wednesday e.r-
ming S'rtlc" a. 1.fI Special music bv
ih' 'hlldr'ns choir and chorus choir.
second Presbyterian chu--h Juno q
lfIh- Morning. "tpmmunioT service 70
F''rlnE sermon. cur cod WHOM, We
serve % able Co deliver us tur ~ nor D..
j pam. ..'T. u.s. Special music H- ia. ,-.
'h'air1. Dr. ku.rtz Will preach
NJ" IT hi-N Iroerr terrain church Tr.r-
Eighth and Jrr.b Streets 4 D. Nv
'ht'fe'l. DID. pastor Tho usual e.r--
vi. p" h.ld sunday. June es'h
yea. h.ME t' iH.fH u Gods &c..
...' % iH||.rrr sabbath School NJ
a nn. Hnl preach ur 90 g. 900 p M
10 f'fe'r ana Angels"
nc sacrament ~ th. Lords sumner
~ TOO Do" next -IrIsr TIf. H win f-..
ira'nrr service uu FRIDAY evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24

C.a0IIne sfTr0t Nefnodist ETIsc0raI
church. -31--23lS Chapliue street. sam
uel Charles Jones. minister-'ro the fol-
lowing services n very cordial invitation
is extended. g.4s. sunday school. Mr.. 4.
4. W intcrS. superintendent. Those who
hold tickets for the picnic kindly report
M this hour. n 90, morning d'votions.
tine pastor VIII preach. subject 'pr
NaCy MCGEE Waters. a Tribute Dr.
Waters who recently passed away IN
Brooklyn. was pastor OF the largest con
l,To n onal church in the world. and
was West Nlrglnian who deserved To-
Doe better known. IN our state. t.f5. Ep-
worth League devotional service. Miss
Elizabeth ~. Jones. leader. = 50. evening
d'Notious. tho pastor Will preach. sub
f.tt. "A I.acouic Text" Special music
for both services on Sunday. Monday
evening there will b. a meeting OF the
hoard ~ stewards. Tuesday evening the
Epworfh League will render program
entitled The Minister's Hirthcay.' Choir
rehearsal Friday evening.
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near -'ih. Arden p Miller rasfor
sunday school Will b.. called ar 60 a.
a ~ At the morning r~,a,hira s.r,-
preach ''F W."
Ih.r' viii he meeting of tho wheel
INK haptiSt Mission union a. g o.cIork.
th. Or Brooks VIII address IN. meeting
Regular preaching a. -.t5 o. m
'dn'sday evening prayer meeting.
AZ the church
First BAPTIST church Twelfth and
HNron streets. D. g. Erluirstool pastor
-tIoIe school |.1a. E,, g. & Brooks.
90 N"w York city. will have SOM. v.-v
Interesting things To- saw 90 tE, school
Morning worship 1880. opening with "a
llti"r congregation ser, Toe. "a Talk
w lih the seed Family" Esguiar theme.
~" Divine Purpose ilu IN, church
Narwood mission school goo .pr-
Gal meeting ~ tho wheeling Tarrrlt
Mission Union In tho Immanu.I church
~ O'Clock IN charge Of E,, j. s.
stump. of farkers hurE and Rev e. A.
brooks ~ Nsw oNrk CITY
Ir tho evening ~" pastor begins a
series ~ sermons Du ."Tls Vital U.Ia-
ions q Life" this week. Tn. Relation
% self
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tor-A Children's Day program will b.
presented a. the SUNDAY school ~ -sion
at 80. which all are invited TO ENJOY.
At 1880 in tho worniu. and 80 IN the
"NculuE the Holy Communion viii De
administered. and members viii be re-
''iNed The Baruitz Luther League will
meet al IS T. m. In connection with
the services for IN. day the following
musical numbers will b. offered
God So Loved tho World" ...... Stain.r
Cuart'tt'.
David's Prayer" ......C Costa
Mr.. ByDott
"A. Christ Upon th" cross. Billiard
Cuartottc.
Day Is Dying In he West ....... NeVln
Mrs Sfsb,r and Mr. Eycoft
QuRrtctto- Mrs William Stcbcr Miss
Dora N"iniuEcr. Mr. r. T.. Bycott. Mir.
John puuuiur
prgsriSt-NiSs Israel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-24
IN THE CHURCHES
METHODIST.

Fourth Street Methodist EpiScopsf
ehurch. The Mother Church" ChaE line
Allen. n. T.. stor-Sunday school Ntth
classes for all ages. al Sis a m Music
itad hy the orchestra kindergarten de-
lhr m NJ a. lN-3" a. m. where children
from three 90 -iA years Inclusive rley
Pc left while their parents attend church
service Public worship a. 1880 a M
ana $50 =. m. In the morning Hon
Gcorc" W Crabbe. supcrintendent and
attorney for the West Virginia Anti
saloon League. Will speak on the work
or thot Organization. A. the People
service Ira the evening the pastor VIII
preach on The Modern Furnace Of Fire
Mtd-Wcck service Wednesday evening a.
40 The pastor will speak briefly.
The Thomson Methodist Episcopal
church. ~ Friendly church" Broadway
and Ohio. on the island. William calvert
hartlnEer. ministers 80 a m SUNDAY
school; classes for all ages. 1880 a m.
the Rev. NJ h. Compton. -. -. district
superintendent. Will preach, go y. m
Epworth League devotional service: 7:3O
D. m. the pastor Will preach: sermon
subject: The Law % Beauty" Special
music The entire service is kept within
one hour.
North Street Methodist EPISCOPAL
church. F1fth and Market streets John
% Hess. pastor-ScrviCe- Sunday. June
20. are as follows. sunday school. $50
O. m. Arthur Il. Stricklin. supcrintend-
emit 1880 a m worship. sermon By Rev.
W. c. Harunger y. p; Epworth League
o-ao p m. ChlidrcuS meeting $50 =.
m. Sermon by the pastor. All are cor
daily invited TO these services The
usual appointments during the week
THURSDAY $500 =. IN. the district superin-
tcndent. Dr. Compton. viii hold our third
quarterly conference. and give Us some
echoes from the late General Conference.
all the official brethren and a. many
memh hers OF the church as can are re-
quested to be present.
German Methodist church Chapline
street. opposite Htgh school. Rev. 4. a
SpcClSman. pastor-Sunday school at 9.l5
a m. Morning service in English at
I'd 30. The Rev. = l.. Hart. OF Elm
Grove. will deliver the sermon. NO ser
vice I'm the evening. but the congregation
- invited 20 attend the cighieth anniver-
sary OF 81 Johns Evangelical Protest
ant church. Wednesday evening tho
usual prayer service At 5 100 o'clock
Zane Street Methodist Episcapol
church, corner Seventeenth and Jacob
strccts--Preaching IN the morning at ~
o'clock. the Rev. g. II. Sampson. pastor
OF Benwood Methodist Episcopal church
will preach. sunday school at 11.l5. &.
=. Lennon. superintendent. Preaching
at 40 by the pastor. theme Digging
MclI' Prayer meeting on Wednesday
evening At o'clock ". Ii. Schultz. pas
tor.
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ouT-rHE-PrKE cUuaczrs

%. M'iI'r.Hl freSbNt'rIsu church.
N'"o-tai'. James Nssse Potter DO o..
u mister
services a. o O.. on ana ..4s 70 m
sacrament NJ Tho Lord. supper a.
morning -'rf.-. subject ~ commuu-
cross
Sunta, school and Adult BIOL. classes
a. 1.1r u
Young Peoples meeting at 90 M
subject of morning sr rmuu. called
'H IlD saints"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
HELP
 EXPEDITION IN
 HUNTING VILLA

El Paso. March 21-Avia+ors oe the United States ,armT were report ed today searching the almost blind trails leading to the passes in the Sierra, Madre mountains, where Fran cisco Villa may seek to escape after his defeat by the Carranza forces yesterday at Namiquipa
 Details of the fight in which Col. Cano, with about 300 Carranzistas took part, were lacking, but it is re- ported that Villa was badly worsted and that he fled, leaving his dead and wounded.
 Captain E. B. Foulois who halls from Washington, Conn, is in charge of the seven aviators selected for the task of scouting for Villa, who, after pected to scatter his bandits rather than risk an engagement with the American troops, who are said to bar his way to the north.
 The army officers agree that if Villa breaks up his command into small bands and turns to the Sierras Madrei mountains as a hiding place, it will be almost impossible to capture him. Villa spent his early days as an outlaw in these mountains, the passes through which an army and its transport may not move. It takes 10 to 12 days to negotiate these tortu- ous passes into the Sonora district. Mexicans here believe Villa will hide himself away in the mountain passes until the American troops have given up the chase.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
BASEBALL PARK LEASE RENEWED
 FOR TWO YEARS
O'Rourke Wants Freeman to Have Chance to Recoup
 His Recent Losses.

The report that the Newdeld base ball park was to be cut up into build ing lots was shattered today when it was learned that the Bridgeport base ball club has just effected a renewal of the lease on the property from Attorney James H. O'Rourke, the own CT. The renewal is for two years and despite the fact that real estate values have taken a tremendous boom it is understood that the rental was only slightly increased
 The Newfeld park tract is i'm mense1y valuable as it is situated in the center of a desirable residential section with frontage on Newfeld ave- nueu and Eagle street. Many build ing lots could be obtained by dividing this tract and it is understood that real estate experts have been viewing the property with envious eyes.
 MT. O'Rourke said he had received offers for the property but determined to give Owner John H. Freeman of the baseball club a, renewal of the lease in order that he might regain some of the financial losses he suffer ed in baseball in recent years.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
.BARNUM CIRCUS WILL LEAVE FOR
 ROAD MARCH 3I
Headquarters Tn West End Bustling In Preparation
 For Departure.

The Barnum & Bailey circus will leave the winter quarters here for Madison Square Garden, Friday, March 31, to open for rehearsal on April 1.
 Arrangements for the stay of the troopers in that. city are already be- ing made by advance agents of the show, and reh earsals for a big pageant the title of which has not been an nounced, are said to be in progress.
 It is known that Brooklyn, N. Y., will not be favored with a sight of the tents. The show has been rout- ed direct to Philadelphia as was done for the first time in many years Ia st season.
 At the winter quarters all is in read mess for the departure. The anil nal cages have been repainted and gilded with thousands of dollars worth Of the most expensive solid gold leaf. The cars have been overhaul ed and new parts have been added to insure safety during. the full year.
 The ring perform have had a busy two weeks practice in which many new and novel tricks have been staged. Most of the horses are shod in preparation of the pulling that will be necessary from, the Harlem River terminals of the New Haven to the Madison Square Garden. The horses will then be reshipped to Bridgeport until again needed for the Philadelphia trip.
 It is expected this year that all the camels and livestock kept at home last season for fear of foot and mouth disease, will again accompany the show.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-03-21
FACTIONAL ROW IN STAMFORD
 LICENSE FIGHT
Is the Taxpayers Club" a Booze Camp or Social Up
 lift Movement?

Those doughty warriors of the More
 house and Peek political factions of
 Stratford engaged in trench warfare
 at the county court house this morn ing and when the curtain of fire lifted,
 a victory was claimed by Gen. More
 house. The Peck followers say they retreated for purposes of strategy and
 would renew the attack in the near future. N
 The cause of the war was the re- monstrance made against the Indus trial Taxpayers' Improvement club of Stratford, which has applied to the county commissioners for a club h- quor license. The club is composed chiefly of members of the faction bossed by Judge Charles H. Peck of Stratford and those who demonstrated are affiliated with the faction headed by Prosecutor Ivan L. Warehouse.
 As soon as the county commission CTS opened the hearing Prosecutor Warehouse called their attention to the fact that Attorney Joln J. Corr, who is liquor prosecutor for Stratford, was representing the club. Prosecutor Warehouse said this was contrary to the ethics of the legal profession At torney Corr maintained that as the crime and was merely asking for it's rights under the law he was entitled to represent the organization.
 There were only two members of the club on hand so Attorney Corr asked for an adjournment. He claimed the members had not been notified in time to be present at the hearing. Prose cutor Warehouse opposed adjournment so Attorney Corr withdrew the appli- cation. It is understood that the ap- plication will be renewed later.
 The members of the club claim their organization was formed to educate foreign born residents so they will be- come worthy citizens of the United States and Stratford. The Warehouse sympathizers say the club educates its only in the art of drinking bottled goods.
 Constable William E. Bassett, a for mer president of the club, is one of the renonstrants and it is even said that Prosecutor Morehouse was formerly a He said today that his name might still be the list for all he knew.
 The Morehouse clan declare Judge Peck presented the club house to the Industrial organization, which is To- cated in the HolIister Heights section, and they further charge that Judge Peck holds an $500 mortgage on the property. To add spice to the situa- ton the club is located on Peace street. which leads one to think that the thoroughfare must have been on April Fool day.