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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-12

Bartlett appeared for Gustave Rock, man, of Bridgeport, sentenced to 2i years Imprisonment for abuse of {, minor female. Rockman has tuber culosis, Senator Bartlett said. Assist, ant States Attorney Galen A. Cartei said he had no objection to the parole
 AS no one appeared for the petition CTS, the cases of Frank Bassett, con victed in Bridgeport in 1879 for sec. ond degree murder and William Dem ing, convicted here in 1918 for tnde cent assault. ware not hoard.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-12
TWO "LIFERS'' GET
 FREEDOM ONCE MORE.

After serving more than 25 years, two "lifers'' at the Connecticut State Prison were pardoned yesterday by the board of pardons. They are Michael Cherest. 62 years old, convict ed of murder at Windsor Locks in 1872; and John F, Kennedy. 60, who was convicted in 1885 for murdering his wife.
 There were forty-six petitions set fer hearing. State Senator Frederic A.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-12
CHORUS MEN STRIKE

Chicago, Dec. 12-What was term ed "a final ultimatum" was delivered last night to the A chorus men of the
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-12

Paris, Dec. 12-Premfer Briand an reconstruction of the cabinet and that the list will appear in temorrow's Journal Omeiel. The premier is ex- pected to make statement to parlia- ment tomorrow, ::
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-12
JUDD PLEADS NOT
 GUILTY TO SELLING NARCOTICS ILLEGALLY

Nelson Judd of Bridgeport, who Is known under the name of eGoogie Watson" was before Judge Edwin s. Thomas in the United States court in Hartford yesterday, and he pleaded not guilty to an Indictment which charged him under four counts with violating tho HarrNeon narcotic law.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-12

the case until Saturday. The district attorney asked that, in the event of a continuance, the bond of $3,500 be raised to $10,oO0 Judge Thomas fixed the bond at $5.000. The lawyers for Judd said he could not furnish bail in that sum The trial of Judd was fixed for January 30
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-12

Chicago Grand Opera Co.,, who struck Sunday night just before their en- trance in the second act of "GOtter- dammerung," asking increased sala- ries.
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Mamie CDonncll OF West Alex
ander. is visiting relatives at Washins-
ton. Pa.
Alexander Methodist Episcopal CHURCH
will leave today for Washington. IA,
where he will attend the annual Con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal
churches which will DO held there ms
Richard Howell Of Pittsburgh. Pa. Is
suendIng q few days the guest or rela-
tiyes in West Alexander.
Mrs. William Berry Of West AlcXan-
der. Is visiting relatives IN MI s'er'ns'
George Jones CT Sand Hill. will hold
n public sale On his sale farm on 1hurs-
day, October IL. H.
members Of Circle No. Of tho Ladies'
Aid society OF the Philadelphia NJ. Il.
church on Friday afternoon
The aPtterson and Elm Grove baseball
team played tho ParkersburE team yes
4 special meeting Of the Washing
ton country district board Of ednca-
zion will be held on Wednesday evening
in the Fulton school building,
Mcssrs. f. p: Tough and Charles VI;
Tough Of Woodlawn, spent the weekend
at Uhrithsville. Ohio, rransactinE ousi-
J. w. Carney Of Elm Grove spent tho
weekend at Moundsville the guest OF
relatives. .
Tho rcrair work to the outhuildinS3
Of the Ball Engineering company 1T
Woodstlale will be completed this week.
Communion service waa held yester-
day in the Dallas Presbyterian church.
Mrs, William r. Scott OF Lcnox IS VS.
itinC relatives at Stcubcnville. q.
Rev. and Mrs. s. b. liar. OF Elm
Grove. are the parents OF Il daugh-
ter. born Saturday.
Mont Weeks Of Triadclphia. who
PLAYS with the Mason L,ity baseball
team OF Mason City. Iowa. has accepted
a position there and Will remain the
winter.
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NERVES WOULDN'T
LET HER SLEEP
Sleep Was Disturbed and Fltful Every
Night Until She Took New
Remedy.
HUSBAND TELLS WHAT
TANLAC DID FOR HER

MY wife's condition worried both OF
US considerably for long time. and
l as a last resort urged her to try
Tanlac, which she did with splendid
results, and I gladly endorse this
medicine now in hopes others will he
helped as she was" declared ". ).
Trigg. Armstrong Mills, Ohio, some
time ago when asked about Iaulac and
what 1t did for his wife.
My wife was troubled with nery-
cusness and couldn't sleep well nights.
She seldom ever got good nights
rest. and would sleep in fits and jerks,
an hour or so at a time, aud never
slept sound after one o'clock. How
ever, We have no cause for worry now,
for she has been greatly benefited.
She sleeps the whole night through,
and is one hundred per cent better.
are fine ! gladly endorse and lend
my name to this new medicine Of
yours said MIR. Trigg.
Loss OF weight, energy, appetite and
sleep, intense nervousness. constipa.
ton. pains in pit Of stomach, sore,
sour. gassy stomach and kindred ills
indicate faulty assimilation Of food.
This is the cause OF most ailments
and disease. and by removing the
cause and assisting these. vital organs
of the stomach. kidney and liver back
to normal. Tanlac doesEa wonderful
lot of sood in a remarkably short
time, as proven in thousands OF tests
here in Wheeling and vicinity. Get a
bottle toda: and give 1t the thorough
trial it deserves. II may be purchased
at G. Fl. Griest & Co.'S store. Marke!
street. Wheeling. ADV.
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JUDGE ROBINSON
INVADES EASTERN
PANHANDLE TODAY
SPENT QUIET DAY WITH MRS.
ROBINSON AT PARKERS6URG
AFTER BIG WEEK.
Begins His Speaking Tour in Eastern
Panhandle at Berkeley Springs
Tonight.
snecia1 Disnateh 10 the Inlclliscncer.

Special Dispatch 10 the lntclliGcncer.
PARKERSBRUG, W. Va, Oct. l.
Judge Ira L. Robinson, Republican
nominee. for governor, left this even.
ing for Martinsburg, w. Va, from
where tomorrow he will begin Il
weeks tour Of the Eastern Panhandle
of West Virginia.
Judge Robinson spent quiet Sun
day here, resting after Il busy week
in the central section Of the state. he
was Joined here, upon his arrival, by
Mrs. Robinson, who spent the day
with, him. Mrs. Robinson left with
him this evening and will stop at her
homo in Grafton while Judge Robin
son continues his journey into the
Eastern Panhandle. Judge Robinson
speaks tomorrow evening at Berkeley
Springs, in Morgan county. and before
the close of the week will visit praC.
tically every section in Morgan, Der.
kelley and Jefferson counties.
While here Judge Robinson TX
pressed deep qualification 1T the liar.
monious spirit which he found pro-
vailing in the Republican party in The
central part Of the state and the cor
dial welcome he received from all Re-
publicans everywhere he went.
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IS UNCONSCIOUS
Warwood Boy, Who Was Struck by
Automobile Saturday-H In Serious
Condition at Hospital.

. Nelson Marsh, 12-year-old son OF
Frank Marsh, Of North Warwood, was
at the North Wheeling
Hospital last evening, as result of be-
ing struck by an automobile Saturday
afternoon. while at TWenty'thlrd
street and Warwood avenue.
The little fellow dashed from be-
hind a wagon that was standing at the
side OF the street, directly In front OF
the machine, and before Peter Cara
vasious, who was driving the, car.
could stop it, it struck and Knocked
the boy to the pavement. Carayacious
picked him up and rushed with him
to he North Wheeling Hospital, where
a thorough examination Of his wounds
showed that his skull was badly frae-
tured. His condition is serious. It Ii
said
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QUARANTINE LIFTED.

HARRISBURG Pa. Oct. 1.-Pcnnsyl-
vanIa's quarantine against admission OF
children under Is into this state without
certificates Of freedom from lntantiie
paralysis was raised at midnight. i.
has been In force for 60 days and unner
personal direction OF state commissioner
fu ahelth Samuel c.. Dixon more than
thousand Incn have been guarding over
9oe miles Of border GOVERNS s.i al high-
commissioner Dixon stated tonight
that as there has been n steady decline
in the number Of cases In his opinion
and that of the advisory board CT the
department the situation Is such lcat
il is safe 10 cease restrictive measures.
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Observation-Disclosures"

Tho month Of October will be observed
as ..,-to-churct- month by the Prcsby-
terrain and United Tres byterian churches
Of the pike district. and yesterday was
held the first October rally. The
churches taking part are Vance Mam0-
rial rresbytt ran church. OF Woodsdale:
Stone Presbyterian church. OF Elm
Grove AMI the United Presbyterian
church of Roney's Point.
Al the Vance Memorial church IS
members OF the congregation went out
and called en- the members OF the con-
grcsati ion which WIS divided into twelve
districts. The report of the canvassing
committee was very encouraging.
4 similar canvass was made by the
members OF the Stone Presbyterian
church. the congregation. having been
divided into six districts. The workers
made an enthusiastic report.
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ysr Schsdule In Eject.

division Of the West Virginia Traction
and Electric company's line. went into
effect Yesterday. Pierce Robinson ana
John West are in charge Of the first
car voer the division. Robinson is the
oldest motorman in the employ OF tns
comnary, All Of the men we're changed.
no two working together on the old run
remaining together. The only change Is
that the West Alexander cars will leave
Wheeling and West Alexander ten MIN
utes earlier in the morning, and drop
ping back on 10 the old schedule IN the
afternoon.
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INDEPENDENT VOTERS DAY.

NEW YORK, Oc,. 1.--lrcSidcnt WILL
son has 6cs 'gnHtrd next Saturday as In
dependent Voters Day at shadow Lawn
the rational Democratic committee an
nullnc"d Tonight. Tho pilgrimage 20
| .ong EranCh will h. under tho auspices
Of tho Woodrow wilson Independent
League. Of which Representative w. ;.
Ken. nf California. is chairman. Thc
New York and New Jersey delegations
will lrlvCl in special trains.
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the Ohio Valley General Hospital.
Wheeling, Is getting along nicely.
Many McMcchcn people will be In
Moundsville this wcck for tho big home
coming celebration.
Roy ,Rlamford and family OF this city,
Ohio.
Wayne Gatcwood and Eanc Wells left
yesterday for Pittsburgh where they
VIII enter Pitt University.
Smith McCollongh of this city. spent
Sunday with relatives In Midway. Pa.
McMcchcn Lodge No. IA. knights nf
l'ythiaS, will hold its rcSulad weekly
bushes smeGting tomorrow evening in
;hn lodge headquarters in the McMechen
building.
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Benwootl Briefs.

Clyde r. Bulgcr Of Evansville. Ind.
is spending I fcw days here with rel
I, atives.
s, Mr. and Mrs. ClvdH Cunningham are
the proud parenrS OF baby girl
Rev. T.. A. Moore occupied the Moth
odist pulpit boy" Yesterday morning.
morning Rev: Moore is 4 guest her"
while attending conference.
- 4 number of local r"nHir are planning
) to attend the Homo Coming 1T Mounds
vile, "Wednesday and Thursday
s. Howard Fl. Burns Of Niles. Ohio, was
a recent visitor here.
x The work on IT." paving on EnSc Run
road is being rushed FOR completion be-
fore the bad weather sets in.
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Benwood Foreigners
Death Due to Accident
EAXS JURY AFTER INVESTIGATION
or SATURDAYS FATALITY.
Verdict Says Mike Sav1u1o Staggered
Before Car while Intoxicated
other Benwood Eews.

Tho ooroner's jury which met yester-
day afternoon at the Cooey-Bentz under
taking parlors 20 investigate Mike Sa-
vinic'S death. reached decision OF &C
ictdental death due to irtoxication stag
gering and fslling in front Of trac-
tion car.
:;Savloic was hit by the car on .'Ear-
MAY. hill. early Saturday morning. he
wan rushed to the Glendale hospital
where he died from his wounds few
hours later. His body was removed TO
the Cooey undertaking establishment IN
Benwood. Saturday morning where Cor
oner J. T. McComhs held the inquest
yesterday. Funeral arrangements Viii
be made later.
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Held Graduating Exercises.

Last evening at $50 o'clock. gradual
ing exercises of the teachers training
class were held in the Vance Memorial
PRESBYTERIAN church and the address Of
the evening was delivered by Harry l..
Bond The class which was composed
OF eleven members. had a general aver
age Of - 1-10 per cent. the highest IN
Tho state Rev. J. NJ Potter. pastor of
the church. presented the diplomas.
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Playproundx Closnd.

The Warwood Fairgrounds were Of
flcially closed Saturday. and the alp
raratuS stored away in III" Warwood
tool plant for the coming winter. The
reports from Director Mitchell show
that nearly 600 children visited the
Fairgrounds weekly and "njnyed the
various games. Tho Association made
good progress in its efforts toward the
playground movement. and from the
present feeling among the citizens this
movement has come 10 stay.
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Good Attendance.

The attendance Of The Mons B!h1r
class Of the Eancc Memorial Prcsbytcr-
inn church Yesterday was 2l9. while the
at tendance OF the McClelland Bible class
of ClarkshurG was 253. The attendance
Yesterday gave tho ClarkshurE class
n chance 70 Increase Its lead by 3t.
However. tho members of the local class
:re confident that they VIII he able to
close uI. the gap In the near future. An
effort will be made 10 increase the at
tendance to 600 next Sunday
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Will Elect Officers.

Tho Woman's BhIc class Of The Tres
hvtcrian church will hold Il meeting ut
~" home o. Mrs. w r. McCula I'll
Warwood avenue Friday cvninE. \
number OF Important business matters
are Ia NJ transact"d including tho "lrr-
'i0n OF n now staff nf officers. y rro-
gram for tho winters campaign Will ht
MANNED.
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EnffrnrA Nearing.

On Tuesday evening suffrage meet-
ing will be held in Blum's pharmacy.
Elm Grove. under the auspices Of the
Ohio county Equal Suffrage League
Rev. 5. E. Hart. pastor or the Frs
Nethadis, Episcopal church. Q! Elm
Grovs. will preside. Addresses will b.
delivered by Miss Raoul. OF Atlanta;
Ca; Mrs. Flora Williams. president OF
the Ohio County Equal Suffrage League.
and G.. Burgess Taylor.
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0UT-THE-PIkE
Delivered Good Addresses.

Tho members Of the Stone Presbyter-
Kan church. CT Elm Grove. had the pleas
ure Of hearing TWO interesting speakers
yesterday. The speaker at the morning
West Virginia Wesleyan College. at
Ruckhannon. and at the evening service
the address was delivered by Rev. A. D.
Craig.
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American Guaranteed Paint. at FAC
tory price, s1.S5 per gallon. Louis Paul.
Leatherwood
walk Needs Repairing.

Many complaints have been heard re-
Garding the condition of tho board walk
leading southwark from the Infrmary
Bridge street, Elm Grove. along tho
south bank Of the creek. Several boards
have rotted away and X Is claimed the
walk Is greatly In need Of repairs. Yes
terday. a pedestrian fell through a por-
ton Of the walk. but fortunately was
lnin1ured.
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Mission at st, johns Church

Z During this week. special mission SER
mons in English will be given at the
st. Johns church by Rev. II. A. Kelly.
&C. S, Sp. \ special mission for the
children OF the parish will be held
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at
. D. m. The parents are urged to see
that their children attend thes sessions.
The order OF the services follows:
Mass each morning at S and 100
instruction at tn $50 masses. Holy
Communion distributed each morning
at $50. Evening devctions at $50
each evening. consisting Of Rosary. ser
mons and benedictlon.
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TIL" committee Of the Kings I3auRht-
crs has completed its program for tho
musical ton which will he held at tho
HON" of Mr.. =. NJ. (;norh OF Warwnnd
avenue Thursday evening. Among IL"
mcrh"rS who will appear on tho pro-
gram nrc NcSda mes Ida NJ. Stchrr. Anna
RI. Quo. l. r. Potts. sylvia WOODEN
weber and John :. Moore"
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Quite a delegation OF McMechen foot
ball fans were in Rcllaire yesterday Gro
the Rellairc- Wheeling game.
Lincoln Lodge NO ~. !. y: O. f.. VIII
hold It's regular weekly business meet
ing this evening in the lodge head
quarters In the McMcchen building.
Rev. J. w. F:ngl". pastor If the First
NJ. r. church n Huntington. pastor Of
tho church here twelve years ago.
preached at In" NJ. r.. church here AT
SunrIa,.. evenings services.
Harvey Kud" Of this city. who re-
Gently underwent serious operation st
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Elm Court

John +. West of Linton addition; Elm
Grove was awarded the free lot nj Elm
Court Saturday. and In addition. nine
lots were sold 10 persons VINO. attendcu
the sale. The crowd was estimated %
be close TO 1900 people. Up to the pres
cnt time. 16 lots have been sold.
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Rally Day Observed.

Rally day! was observed yesterday
morning at 20 O'Clock By the Sunday
school OF thk First Christian church OF
Elm Grove. and the attendance showed
a material increase over that OF the pre-
vious Sunday. communion service was
held at IL o'clock and the sermon was
delivered By the pastor. Rev. Harry Rob.
ertSGn.
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VIII Give Entertainment.

Tn, Ladies' Aid Society of the Dallas
Presbyterian church has completed ar
rangenlerts for an entertainment which
will DE given in the Dallas hall on Fri
day and Saturday evenings, october IL
and II.
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BIG EARNINGS.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The annual re:
port Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company for the year June so. last
shows an increase Of $e,966,790, or Sl.Ii
ner cent in total operating revenues and
an increase Of s3.19S.530 in net operating
revenue.
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American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price. S1.85 per gallon, Moore
Brothers, Warwood. ". Va.
Marshmal1oW Toast.

A number of Young people 81 War
wood and Wheeling arc planning 10 hold
q marShmallow toast on GlcnnS Run.
Thursday evening. Stanley Thomas and
John Metz have charge and are plan
ming 10 have number OF games during
tho evening
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WARW00D
Extends Contract Por Lights.

Mayor y. II. kindclbcrgrr stated last
evening that the town had Secureu mn
extension Of fifteen days on their light
Fapor company. for street gas lights.
The gas lights are 10 be rcplak:cd
with electric lights Of 800 candle power
on the main street $50 On the side
streets and allies. The Wheeling Elec-
trio Company has the contract and has
been busIly engaged for the past few
weeks setting poles and stringing high
tension wires. They will have the work
completed within fifteen days.
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Congressman Henry w. Temple, Of
Pennsylvania. wiIA discuss important
issues involved in the national cam.
pafgn, Tuesday evening" at the EIks'
Club Auditorium. Hear him.
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N0TTpT tues & We'd. 0o+ Q z, 4
lOO 80 Mat. Wed OCG. y W s

DEKOEEN-HERBERT OPERA co.
Tuesday niSht-"Eobn Hood; Wednes-
day lnatince---"Robn Hood; Wednes-
daynight-"The Scrcnadc." The Com
Iany's own symphony orchestra and the
Greatest Singing Chorus on Earth.
Price,: Matinee e5c to S1.an night NJ
!" $40. Seats now On sale
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Council Meeting.

Tho WarWood council will hold
meeting in the Center hose house Friday
evening. y number of business matters
ar TO be discussed including taxes,
light streets paving and new sidewalks.
a new set Of books will be opened III
this time by RECORDER S. t.. Christian.
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Pastor Assumed Charge.

Rev. r. 4 WILSON. OF CoIumbWs. o,
who was recently called TO the west
Liberty Presbyterian church. enteree
nnon his duties Yesterday "a pastor or
the church. succeeding Rev. |. 6. IeakeII.
REV. Watson vas pastor of IN church
four vars ago.
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Farmer injured

l.. g. EcrmillIon OF near West Liberty
was injured Saturday when his wagon
was hit by a :nr en- tho West Virginia
Traction and Electric company line at
the crossing just west Of tho Leather
wood bridge at Lcatherwood. The wagon
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HdOrvood Lutheran Church

to-day in III" Edgwond Lutheran church
in connection with Rally Day and Har-
vest Home. Rev. +. " Howard. D. d.
pastor Of tho First English Lutheran
church, delivered the address,
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with minor bruises. Mr. 'Eermillion. was
taken TO the office Of DR.. viii Cracrart.
where his injuries were dressed. Inc
car was in charge OF Motorman Ben
Abercrombie.
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American Guaranteed Paint. at fac
tory price, $185 per gallon. Cooey'
Bent1 Co., 500 Main st.


County Superintendent H. ". NC
powell announced last week that the
Union district teachers pay institute
will be held Friday IT the Union High
school building. Several prominent ed
ucators have been secured by the com
Tmittee in charge of the program. The
teachers will take artir" discussion IN
the round table which will b. held dur
ing the afternoon session.
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z,L,o, o,.ng Toaav

This morning at 8 o'clock. the schools
Of West Alexander will be opened for
tire school year Prof. John Roob will
he tho principal and the tears will be
John NcAGoo and Miss Flora Williams.
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rsarn,pa1 70 Omen ronirht.

The Ruthford Carnival company ar
rived here yesterday afternoon and be-
gan 70 erect tercS in Nineteenth and
twentieth streets and Ashland Avenue.
The R;,thford Shows arc here this week
under the auspices Of the Playground
association
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srRoHs ELIMINATED.

team. Of Cleveland. eliminated Strohs
Boheissns. OF Detroit. ln tho race Tor
class \ championship, of the National
Amateur F2Scball Association. to-c"%.
3 to /.
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!. Two,m men we're picked up Yesterday by
the local officers and lodged in Jail on
the charges Of fighting and drunken
ness. They will be given q hearing be-
fore Mayor Clark Sprouts this evening,
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VIII Havs homecoming.

A movement Is now under way TO
have q homecoming in Senwood during
this month Committees have been ap-
pointed to plan L program Of interest
end advertise this event.