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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-10
The British steamship Madawasca ashore at Corral Bay.

Jules Macs has applied for member ship on the Now York Cotton Elk change.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-10

city, and was we'll known both. in Bridgeport and Stratford Two daughters survive her, Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Julia Bromley of this city.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-10

WANTED-Position as window dress. CT, thoroughly experienced. Ad. dress M.e G., Care of Farmer.
 H 10 d*p
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-10


 $1.25 Women's Cape Walking Gloves at 85c These smart gloves are made from splendid quality Capeskin. in the correct tan shades for street wear. They are prix sewn. with one clasp, round corners, gusset- ed fingers, and self-emhroidered backs. Regular $1.25 Gloves. Special at -oS~ WOMEN'S WASHABLE KID GLOVES, in tan, white and New port, with self or black stitched backs, at -..........&1.2S WOMEN'S WASHABLE WHITE DOESKIN GLOVES, 1-clasp, at ....$1.15, $1.25 and G1 En woMENS WASHABLE KID GAUNTLETS, with strap wrist. in sand shade and &f GS white, at ..........
 WOMENS MOCHA GLOVES, \fleece-lined, in gray G1 2E and brown, at ..... s>e>O WOMEN'S MOCHA GLOVES, silk lined, 1n desirable shades of gray at ,,.....,.,..S1.75
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-10

08c Untrimmed Hats at 69c. Latest shapes in velvet, grays, browns, blues and black. 1.98 Untrimmed Hats at 98c. Velvet shapes, newest sailors, tur- bans and mushrooms. $2.98 Untrimmed Hats at $1.98. Silk velvets, in all the leading col ors and shapes.
 S3. .98 Untrimmed Hats at $2.98. Silk velvet shapes, with or without silk braid binding.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-10

The executive board of the Bridge port Art League will meet at the resi- dence of Mrs. Philip Holzer, 1071 Iranistan avenue, Monday morning. at 10 o'clock.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-10

Mrs. Charles D. Davis entertained
 50 guests at her home 309 Washing ton avenue. after the lecture of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical club, for Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Mees.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-10

$S.9S to $9.98 Trimmed Hats at $7.98.
 Black velvet ,tricorns, trimmed with Hudson seal pompoms, beaver balls and cut ostrich; large sailors and turbanS
 se.es to $7.ss, Trimmed Hats at $4.9S.
 Latest shapes, trimmed with gold and silver lace. beaded ornaments and grosgrain ribbon Many have colored velvet facingx
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-11-10

Shirts, Neckwear, Meyers Gloves, Underwear. Special al-Importation of Irish Poplin Neckwear from Frys Co.,, Dublin.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
POL|T|CA NENUDA

Hos Que dcSearrilcn trnnnS. que aSa!-
ten y rob,n caminantcs y com"tan
fCda 2laS.. de- crimcncS con pr"t"N-
10 de Ia guerra, scrin .iuAgad0s Su-
mariamcnic. En- RI c&So ic tales
crincns- no habra lu-ar 4 procrso.
No purdc dprirSc que Mexico "St"
cntrvamnntn baio IA ley marclaI. So
Iamcatr aQuc.Io< rr!mcnes que pn"-
dan scr r0n<idrradOS como crIm"n"S,
contra Il EStad0 Scran c~ast!gados sin
nrocc<o Y sin apclaci6n."
s @! snHor MiniStro d. Hacien-
la carrantlaR-:y"ngan Sa2u1os c
incautariunc:.-no ticne mal1 memo
ri!, 1uc :: inhn )trnHria, r~crordaE;'
auc ruando los robavGcaS DE- don '"
nus 70 hac!an Ia guerra Al GohI"FIlo
del Genera. EIucrta. los asa!toS 4 lbs
trrnrs. los Observation-Disclosures. IA! 70
ladu.aS S~alvai's q" convov"S he pa
sai.rr,. las a>alto> Il c!uda,lan0s pa
| r!Giro, rran Il pan d" cata dIa. '
Inn1ron dn horror Y d" duel" Il f"'
rar.tirn< lahi;ant"> de- "A Arnnb!!-
ca nue. 40 f"nian que = NADIA III
ron ilS amhirionc> H. Hu'rta III r"r
Ia, aa-iou : baSlarda- y miscTah!r'
del Primer .Iri-.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
La quinta carta pohtica del doctor
Francisco Vazquez Gomez

San .ln."n.", Lev, Nr.. y d. III
>'@"" t-A''!o r L'/2b'-
~l:""t'"" q" IL Ptu"N>N
I'uo'd.
Way >'A'" IIi.":
Die III n! Ultima raTta Iu1 m
n. .r> .lue ~uHfi'ndru Ia idea ]" IA
Ill, sion do il '."rraS rN.-'"a ii!'"cn
ria !uulamrnta."> r">pet;o al no
10 i" ~p"o'"drc. Cnoa creep Qn" II
uu:nb-" pueI" '"Inlc "a terra donh'
a "nruHnt"" y d!>t:uiar.a con 4
m.>ma !iDc";ad I'LL" 81 are fu" 80
-"<piNl : "':"S. "n;E" los 'ia!'S III
,urn;o. "p!naA qu" IS nee SaTlo res
prtar q dc?ccho aFcH1, >!'mlT'
III" ">r -r>pr:n 10 vaya haS'a SAIL
tica7 y principle Qu" tend" al hi"n
GENERAL. .n ara- DC has "1.-"nfja,
"-oi,:as del m"nor nlm"r".
FL primer nror"dlma1t t"HdHi3
como ha>'' Fundamental - h'Sp"l"
in lnd"mn!Zatl"n: y COM" 80" =,
iniu>t", no N"tTia >"TE!: d. pas
4 una T"forma ,"c!a ' tHaS'"nd"At'..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
CtItlCtTU.

drt p:oD."rna a-racio t"br -",pr'a"-
- ". ir""tho a@"no in l,lr -" r,,-
pr.o ,aya matt. >acTt!icac ! p:in-
r.i.o III" :" .ra,a 4" ron1n.S1a",
VrHm"s Ono poa"!a !ie=aGS' \! re-
saltatr Iur :" per>iuu".
I'm nj rcac"p;o. Sc@iH . Il" ma
u.!'s'aIo "tras "ras.on"<. j -"3."c
n" pu"ir -r@nir do m",od"> para IA
so!uriGn d-! r."hl"na: G!no d!-rr:n
y Il o':" indir~tt1. Fl p"im'r" -
MI cNp"d!,n y rap.do. tai COMO -
@~ct"S:,o L as ciH1un>tanriA> pre-
r.,r;lo ~ Ico,o ~ IN ..i.rn,i5n n,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
VI.

la ruafrada H. t.rritnrio c0n.i-uo
a! concedido a "se pals. Ia poiicia
nina que hacia Ia vigIlancia IN esq
i.s.rI;o fua aprehandiia ' pue>ta
IN III lu~ar SuardiaS f-anceSas.
F. aSun.o fut motive de una pro-
tes.a DE- Niaisterio dc Relacioaas Ey
ta2:orr> chino a Ia Lesaci5n fran
ccSa en- esta capital, peco ea Ia res
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
LOS FRANCHISES 81 ipnDERSN
De Una PARTE DE TEN
TSR.
sery4rio exclusive para la pRENS,.

PEKIN, octubce @t-Con Ia ayu-
da dc Gas uopaS IancaSa> 4le pro
tejen 81 consulate de esq pats en-
Ten Tsin, q C~epreSaStaats frances
confiSc6 hoy Tor Ia fuerza una nj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
TIROS IL bLANCO
MOHENO TRIUNFA

L. prcnsa de Haban2. Cuba,
consiena en- Su information
cI hecho dc que IN paiSano
ruestro. notable oraGOr.
literato Distinguish
(aunque IN POGO barrig1nl
y miembro del "CuaGrilatero'
que . Madc.o derrumb6:
ante el ilustrado publico
de aquella gran poblacion.
en- formidable discourse
TODD elocUencia Y arGor.
hizo que Ia eente toda
que Z escucharle. concurri6,
uras de premiar Su talento
con formidable ovaci6n.
con Castelar, ' con Nell"
comparase al orador.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22

AYES ERRANTES

" ii, i. ras. CRYSTALLINE
c"oet7 que "'""" 49," :.m,.o I'd :, .nr, os haze SER
So're |S ,E~ - 49,, J., -;aw. r5y ~, nor. urchos diaz. lar
FAr 'S P@'eIS ''-" .,.. h;rano. 49,. ,,--os nv. osaerrar
EoS ~cAes &c c"FT'. P""""N $3.50 - Ls .nrro~,s ,avaras
s7AHae5 le'"S SS"S ~tam5on n~ ~o al anerrioo ocul.o
ia pae$'o " "m'CS "N - SM~a n.aa, aar. rs..,ci, q oorbrc
en- 10 H''N! t 49, - 800. .u rri.r.rI
mel marco 'e"'"" C"''. ",. u. ..sn.x ,r.Ir-.,,. ~ los
'H wac me" y" mnu,,i, rrcranas
que "r"S""' My"S '"L l.a $780,. laoo,1os "os evia7.
} &c CARR" 'o'""N- " -. 80: - -.S~~, .o,Stor,3as de-
Y ~. ,rr,.u.r ir-nr, i, ,rirra1es ferocas Y lie ainnaRas dcsconoci
iu~ 10 ro.~os bo.ias s,noHas halo 81 has,6r d.. fuego de! iomaaor. apa-
-. - =. ~, r.;.-s. milo. w, frcarb oin T. ig5scrcci6n dc Ia
Ill. .. - ~. Ia a,-,o.s ,,o~2idao4s de tan,aci5n. car1cs ru-
49,. a. haS osv w. hon. .bh3, dc oonc brutal sotye = arena. de Ia psta.
del r,oriizco de Il fic.a. que IN da, hata Gc sunisTn scmt" L nostalgia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-10-22
Fl formidable Mohcao.

Fl formidable Mohc"o.
que Is q tribune en- cucst'c
serene. Grandi!ocuentc
' plono dc 2&urio amor.
Dor todaS las $cn:acioneS
= :; auditorio llcyo.
" con Il fr&sc caadcnte
rroduc;ora de irriSiGn.
Va con tieruaS rc!nem0"an2"~
dc Ago @rande que paSo.
De algo quo. sie@Io recuefdo,
es COMO IN rayo de sol
aye dc TODD mcxica~o
nvrru-a haS,a q coraz0r:
~. en- fin. con IA r-es!a
que atcsora e. orador
Y Qle en- music. convert"
10. "centos d. su yoz.
Habit 81 ;lustrc Mohcao
=. nurh.s cosas.... Habl6
do ma p.,ria escarrecida
MERGED de Il ambici6n
DO mo. crln-os irreGentos
Mo navo cvtranicra arm6:
dc n QUO mites iucra Mexico.
10 r. INC N.:yico e. HOY:
10 los milIo.cs De hogarcs
doDde II Gich. reno
:. hoy Guc,o. lu-o y miscr.a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

"""li entered tpr record from East Wil-
h'nSb"rs. business Aun'N. capital
itrish's ana other places i.ucIl .neu
or" n;tklns Investments without 70
serEv a'! arc huyIur rtch' und loft
al good propositions that are offered
Ihc real estate situation was bright
rr to-day THAN u has been since the,
boon started
''ra"inE on subdivisions goes oii
Stc;tdi!N and u numrcr uf auction sales
o. loiN VIII d" out ON hcfnr" the end
'"i IN" month. The famine 81 residence
properties IN williamsburg viii fore.
bui'diuG operations, anh Within the
next inw weeks q nulubcr uf houses
VII Z" up TO supply III" demand I'm
less new house, nr" bUllt furnilics will
be forced 10 leave Ia" city on camp
out tin som" one Builds. This is Ia"
only serious situation here
Farm land has sold this week as
high as $3.50 an acre ami the demand
is far ia excess Of Tho suppiy. ,uvcs-
nc"n here. - number OF them lookiul;
ro' Farm lands which have taken a
decided advanc" in TIA" past f.w We ..
good farm, located within striking
disiauo" Of tho dynamite plant. hrmga
It's oNrn price. Thcr" appears not TO
hc enough 20 supply tho demand
ral>in;. i, all IN All. tins mas been
the busiest week ia w jiliaushu:v since.
the real estate activities began, and
1t is expected that ti.c next week ur
Ten days viii see prices greatly nd
yau-.d. Jlt"Ic has h"vn uu pcrc"Drinle
falling OF 10 prices. aud w"U-incuted
pr"pcrty is NOR" valuable than il was
u week ago according I" .epor;, ~
sales
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
DECLARE BIG DIVIDENDS

WASTiINGTON. April & Hugo pro
ITS have h"en tho reward OF british
EhipownccS th" past year. accortiinc
ciar"h by several companies recently.
Adyices 20 the Commerce department
'o-daI said that i.ambcr; X Holt.
whose ships ar" In tn" \mcrlcan trade.
after providing for losses and dcpr.-
citation. have a profit for 1915 az ST.
G2o.O4s
Tho compNny's dividend probably will
y" raised. Il was said. from & to n
pOr Govt. Almost 100000 Will he
put In, u ros.rvc fund
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
|-LIAMsBuRC PLANT
OF PERMANENT NATURE:
ness Men Believe H. VIII Grow
1" Industry Like Those at Will
minSton and Chester.
ESTATE KEEPING Up
Already ut Work Reaching Out
'r OEicr Plants That Will Make
ropcrty tnqucstionably Good for
", Time 10 Come.

Especial TO TN" Times piSpatch.l
ihiIAMSEtItj VA. April & Tie
PAL statement of In" Du i'uut Conn
|. that. The Williamsburg pi,ut
I'll 10" of moderate capacity al;
has not caused any appr"ciabic
cas-. in value Of real estate hcr.
week. for !, had be"r anticipated
view Of the statement ahou, the"
"wcil plant. The fact that TIC
plant on tn" York Riv"r viii h.
permanent u.ttur" assures it's niii-
l. grow ia. business men bc'icvc. into
enterprise comparable To the biis
as at Wilmini:ton aud Chester
I other words. Investor. HAY" taken
On i"nt compau! AZ its word and
pose to nnlt. Investments ia =.
S"rNatiNe "ay, realizing that the
Irht growth of Ia. plant. along
. others that VIII ultimately rol.
for thc business men of tn" city
already working tu secure tn. .pra-
here Of other industries. Win Innig"
liamShur% property unqu"stiumrhiN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
TIIIRJN MORE WALLETS
ron NORI'Oi:, AND NEsTEI. y
lspocial to The rimcs-oispa,ct,.J

ISp"eiaj To Tin Times Dispatch.I
ROANOKE. Va April An order
ms been placed by Ia" norfolk AMI
Western Railway Company for thirty
Malle' Iocomoriv" engines. in addition
20 'hiltr RECENTLY delivered To tbs
Norfolk ana Western, ACCORDING 20 an
announcement MAD" az the hcadquar-
tors of the company here to-day. ne
livery az The additional. eng!ncs Ii !.
SAD. VIII be indefinitely delayed be-
cause of what Is terr"d "prohibiiivc
pr!Cca 80 ruato-ialv'
THO .orrolii ANA Western ju.t NOW
is confronted witT an unpr.r"d ont Oh
rush of bus!roaa 4 - said
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
EihE SALOONS EH .>-f.D
Rt\l.N Al Of LICENSE.

HAIiRISnNEcl;G. VA. Nprjl -
Five saloons IN, ilurrjsouburp have
hcen granted renewal Of liquor
iiccns" hy Juds. r. y Haas. Of the
Circuit court linrrisonhurr H. the
"nlN wet town iu tn, VALLEY and
these iiv" saloon m"r w;li hay" To
close down "u November !. when the
new prohibition lHw goes into effect
They Viii hav" seven months 10 clos"
out th"i sioc!, o." goods
The nN. were rcuuircd T." pay only
S."n. onlS half of the annual liccnss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
= ARR. BEING. RAID
fDH LOCATION DI' PLANT

nc Du Hont Company has :. mum
of engineers surveying IA. prop
At has acquired along the YORK
ct. and plans arc being laid. II is
]. Tor the location Of the ucw plant
just as Soou as means for trans
'ntion II mat~.iajs are providcG
iHi construction work. on tn" dvn;.
Sc plant w,ll bc started As got,
ye""r without TRANSFORMATION no
Is can be started
/ is understood or c>ccll"r,
hority that tn" ont Compans
tskiu" ior bids Z" ~" construct! OF,
:, '-iun' wharf "l Tie river rronf.
|ivl "'l Icprcs"ut a largo -Nprndi-
/ it IS said III. dc.p-watcr faoiI.
$ OF tho York RIVER, and tho two
'ckS. which surround the plant ~,
i sites, VIII result in large n.rt
both raw materials and tho nnirhod
duct be'nE shipped by water 1hl"
uid equine, IL Is said, an cxtrcm"-
large wharf. FOR hcavy TONNAGE vcs.
S cam ply tho York River.
noh'ci"lly. 1t rs stated tina, tn" Iru
ni Company mas guaranteed 'hs
esapcahe rgi Onto Eailw.g- Company
g AZ least forty eight freight cars
" =. handled 20 and from the plan,
-ir day which iusurcS heavy ,raifc
hr IN" branch liuc from Wiilia,u--
rs IN abolition 10 Tho uairs thut VIII
required 70 handle Tho worklucr
cry morning. and night. IN oven,
~ tn" pldut j. worked 10 three shifts
u iuiih'r s.r'lee VIII Toe rcgUig"d.
80 far aa the plans If the company
y" mrator.aitz-d tits -sir. ID III! -e-
nc about r!"r,r 1il.- ui tacLau"
'ili''"a "'thu 'h' Enclosure al tn.
'"i ur1 in transport -" ra~s md
n'lUntS irNU an" section ut Tho work -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
NEAL ESTATE npE:K tTIUNs
ron EEK MAKE. coon ruT,I

oDorai '"ns in real estate wcrc Fair
his; week. according /" the agents h,
"e"n s"Nrhty-tiVc ind 100 lots bciuc.
'"ld In addition. several largc acrcaao
for nimcty-acrc trs,ct. which brought
$4,000; syndicate Of Norfolt me-.
|puich"Scd fifteen acres for Si2.nDn
The first tract Of Land is located ON
9'hc main road leading To tho Du Pcn,
plant. Will" the other is situated on
tho Capitol Land Road, leading 10
Ithc York River. \ biz. tract OF land
containing about 20n acres has inst
Ibcen sold TO the Powell Trus, Com,
|pauy OF Newport News, il * said. ana
~ being developed. several lots in this
section have already been sold An
Option has Just been closed for nf;N,
acres for development purposes ms;
west Of Williamsburg. by Norfon mon
There are nine subdivisions on s,In
and five others viii be placed on no
market in the next two o. three weeks
y new store is being erected iust
across tic street from tho Colonial In.
II is said that new hotel is being
considered 10y Norfolk man which
viii be- erected near the ,anroaa STA
ton
Monday and Tuesday promises to Ice
big days in connection with rcoj rs
tato activities which have shown YER,
lit'l"' lot up in the past week pc-
mand for real estate keeps an DnI
interest Is undated. since IN" vii
liHmshurG Business Mems Association
took hold Of the situation there hus
been decided Improvement in con-
ditions. The busiest place in Williams
burg this week has been the clerks
office From ten Ia forty dccds u day
have been entered for record An CIV
.ra force has bccn PM on at the court.
housc to take care of The increased
business.
eSIILLS HER EtGII1N -iCRL.
EARN FOR $4,000 CASH
Mrs Maud Rogers to-dny sold To H.
.. IIozarth her cishty-acre farm for
$4,000 cash Many other deeds have
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

KOUNTzE PLACE.
rooms, strictly modern, furnace heat
full cement basement, lot 50x12a, on a
paved street; paving all paid; house is
well decorated; has plenty OF fruit and
shrubbery on the lot. The owner willing
to sacrifice II sold at once.
PAYNE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Omaha National Bank Bldg. Doug. 1881.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

FIOrence.
Make Florence your home g. L. Nethawsy
viii show you ID city. Tel Florence as.
Miscellaneous.
BEST ssYen.room house IN Dundee, None
better located Price. $500. Terms $4,000
cash. Address 22a, Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovEr
Mi~celian,."u-,
NEW BROOM
BUNGALOW

Just being completed, 5
rooms on one floor, all mod
ern. Oak floors throughout.
Oak finish in living and dim
ing room. White enamel in
bedrooms and bath. Built-in
cupboard and space in kitch-
en-. Built-in bookcases in
living room. Well built and
finely finished. Located in
good neighborhood, conven-
lent to car. Exceptional
value at the price, $3.50.
Easy terms. Let us put our
time against yours and show
you this place.
BENSON & CARMICHAEL
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
GEORGE & COMPANY,

Phone v. Ibs. p02 clty Nat BANK BIdF
Dnndee home az just about your own
terms. strictly modern
asi8 Webster st.. dandy e,foom
and bath dining room. living room and
kitchen on hrst noors oak finish IN
dining and living ROOM built IN book
cases; heavy wall cornica IN living
room and dining room; oak stairs
built-in cupboard IN kitchen. two nice
bedrooms. bath and sewing room sec
ond moor; big closet 70 each bedroom
fun basement; nice and deepi feet
This 10 good ons. priced right. 1850
Gail D. liss for appointment Baker
q Tillotson, Bnshman Blk. 18th and
Douglas
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
64a Paxton Blk
Douglas l722.
DUNDEE SPECIAL,

DUNDEE SPECIAL
N,Tb0-lflne bungalow. finished mostly In
oak, with large living room. with
fireplace and four bedrooms. In very
slightly location. Owner will sacrifice
for quick sale.
t6.5oo-s houses, with 2 full lots corner
e5th ana Decatur Streets
Htbo~Oak finished. very modern hunEH-
low, S62i Hamilton street, with Sleep
ing porch. Easy terms
s3,00O-s-room modern house and garage.
22d and Grant streets. Very easy
terms.
81 6bo-Corner lot with T-room house. 2sth
Avenue and Maple Easy terms
GOOD BUILDING LOTS
S0o-Good lot on iist. near Leayenworth.
Very cheap.
$3.50 n, on Miami Street, y block
from 42d
s00-sightly lot, edge OF Dundee
: 900-Fine lot on 43d, near Dodge.
SEE ME FOR OTHER BAHdAfNa
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
REAL ESTATE-IMPRovED
south.
FIELD CLUB

FIELD CLUB
Qwnr leaving city has nstrueed ma
20 sell his home which means that he
Will make sacrifice IN oIder 10 make
quick sale, This home is located AZ
$50 South SD St. within two blocks
from car lipe and Hanscom park, three
blocks frc>2 Field club. and is two stor-
les and attn. with fun cemented base
ment built Of cement stone blocks ant
modern Ia every particular.
First floor has living room i7x33, with
fireplace, dining room, kitchen, but
lers pantry and refrigerator room; "a
floor has four bedrooms and bath, good
sized closets in bedrooms; lavatory and
mantel IN guests room shower sepa-
rate from bathroom First floor Is fin
ished IN oak and second floor IN 80.
lected birch and maple fine hot water
plant, garage large enough for two ears
we'll kept grounds with beautiful shade
trees; cistern Of sufficient capacity
This property cost owner Sl2,b00 six
years ago; will consider taking small
property as part payment This prop
erty must be seen 20 be appreciated
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04

| LARGE corner building site In Dundee
district. all street improvements, including
ss0 feet street frontage Of paving, sur
rounding property restricted 70 large
homes built Of brick and stone. The pref
tloat and most desirable location IN the
west part Of Omahs, Full particulars, al
dress g 100, care Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
PRETTIEST MILE
BUNGALOW

We have a beautiful California bunga-
low ~ the high point OF the Pfsttiest
Mile. one block east OF Miller park, on
so,foot east front lot. with all street i'm.
provemsnts in and paid for. u has a full
basement Of brick and cement floor
LivlnE room. dining room. kitchen. large
front porch and cement rear porch, two
bedrooms and bath all 90 one floor and
such little additional things as mlrrorsd
doors. huiIt-in buffet beautiful brick fire,
place and hult-in bookcases
Al wallis decorated. Beautiful oak fin.
ish and floors. The hest ef plumbing
lishtlns and fixtures EYsrything modern
snd upsto the minute Ia architecture. an.
pointmsnt and fnish. The price Is low
ana the terms sasy 10 good parties. lat
70 show You this place todsy Or Monday
This 10 the frat time offered. u viii BE-
aulcsly sold
Charles w. Martin & Co,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
CALKINS & co.
ARMSTKUNG-WALSH CO.,
Tyler 1885. g93 Rose Bldg.
DUNDEE

Here - bargain ~ seven room
strictly modern house. living roouii
dining room, sun room, kitchen, pan
try, refrigerator room or first floor
three nice bedrooms tone exceptionally
lArgs) and bathroom on second floor
nice ventilated csmented basement. lot
b0Tiss; we'll kept lawn and ane shrub
berry.
This property IL located RIGHT. built
RIGHT and viii be priced RIGHT Do
not fail 20 Investigate a.. call me Up for
an appointment TO look over II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-05
A. 0. U. W. JUBILEE
Twenty-seeond Anniversary Of Wheel.
ing Lodge Will be Celebrated
Tonight.

This evening at the A. o. U. w. TEN.
pie on Chapline street. Wheeling
Lodge No. %. will hold a special ses-
sion for the initiation of candidates.
II is also the twenty-second anniver-
sary Of the institution of the lodge and
his fact lends especial interest to the
meeting.
The new year promises great things
for the a. o. L. w. m this city and
quite a p%retentious program OF social
activity has been outlined for the next
few months. So far. the affairs that
have been given this winter have been
very enjoyable and the temple has
been comfortably filled on each occa-
sion.
On Tuesday evening. January 11th,
the regular monthly open house ses-
sion will be held and the for
the eevning includes a dance in the
auditorium and a progressive euchre
party on the second floor. The an
nual memorial service OF the order will
be held Sunday afternoon, January 23.
the program for which will be an
nounced later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-05
PNEUMONIA ENDS
CHANDELIERS LIFE
MAN OF MYSTERY AND ALIASES
DIES AT COUNTY
lNFIRMARY.
Brother in Lewiston, Maine, Is Mott
fled and is Expected TO Claim
eody-Warrants Not
Served.

Pneumonia took a hand in the
events Of the life Of Dr. l.. ID. Chan
der. mystery man. and about 1I:15
yesterday forenoon he breathed his
last at the county inhrmary. A tele-
gram was Immediately sent his
brother. William Chandler, at Lewis
ton. Maine. and an answer is expected
today. With II before them the au-
thorities, who have been waiting to
arrest Chandler for violating the drug
laws. will be able to FIX the mans
true identity.
Chambers identity has been a mys-
terry since his arrest at the B. a O.
depot Sunday night OF last week. At
that time he gave his name as Nathan
Boyd and his home as Providence, r.
y. Later he said his name was Chan
der n that he was a doctor. When
arrested the man was suffering with
pneumonia and he Vas taken to the
county hospital.
When searched Chandler had con
siderable morphine on his person.
some cocaine and a knife similar to
those used by piCkpockets to split
their victims pockets. Warrants for
his arrest were sworn out before
United States Commissioner George
Boyd. but they will never be served
His body will likely be taken back to
Maine.