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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
FAIRFIELD COUNTY NEWS
A Fatal Fall.

John Irving Cunning, of East Nor walk. was almost instantly killed. Sat- urday night. when he lost his balance and fell down the stairs at his home. He broke his neck, the injury causing death a few minutes after it happen ed.
 Struck by Lightning
 Lightning struck the house of Har- ry Kahn in Springdale, Sunday night. It leveled the chimney and ran down it tp the cellar. Apart from knock ing out a section of stove-pipe, dis placing stove. leveling the chim- ney on top of the house and filling the entire house with soot and a sul- phurous smoke, the lightning did no damage. M
 The house of George B. Leland. of Stamford, was struck by lightning, Sunday. The chimney was knocked down, and fuses were blown out. Some
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
CHEESE sOUFFLE.

1Faks q white sauce. of two table, sphons butter. tablespoons flour. l sc1b sweSt milk. IA teaspoon salt and GSttfle pepper. Cook thoroughly and a1|4 sdz tablespoons grated cheese. B&&t whites of three eggs stiff and a4d be$ten yolks Mix with sauce al1d bake in Slow oven. x
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

down that l coulQ not work. l was thin, pale and weak,
 weig h ed but 109 pounds and was in b e d mos t of the time. I began talk ing Lydia E. Pink hams Vege tab bl e Compound and five m onths la ter l weighed 133 pounds.
 I do all the house
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
FROZEN RAsPBERRIEs

Put three cups of sugar and two cups of water on and boil five min sutes; set aside to cool, Mash and Nstrain two cups of raspberries; add, to the sugar and water; add the lemon juice; pour into freezer; Jack with ice and salt and churn five min utes. ~
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
HAMBURG CREAM.

Put the3 3beaten yollks Of six eggs 1n}ot th6 juice and find ofltwo lemons md one cup of sugar. Place in the
 {6p part of double boiler. Stir
 &onstantly over the fire until Z it st11IrI1ens like euStnrd Into this hot
 mixture fold the well-beaten whites
 ofs the eggs. Stir all together and giEhnhed edidtely put into sherbet glasses. gerve with crackers and cheese. Y,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
NEW TALKING
 MACHINE RECORDS

MACHINE RECORDS
 Our. well-beloved America" sung by the Columbia Mixed Double Quar- tet with full orchestra faccompani- mcnt, is offered on a new Columbia record.
 America" is generally considered to have been evolved from an ancient folk song, the music oftwhich is we'll nigh unequaled for use as national anthem. tA n
 All of the primal grandeur of the anthem is brought out in this splen- did rendering by double quartet and orchestra fact, it would seem that the signs of the times have inspir- ed the singers and players with un- usual patriotic fervor. l\F M q
 Exponents of preparedness" could find no better tribute to the spirit of '76. l.,,,S
 Despite its sentimental title, "Love Me at Twilight,n q new Columbia record. is an. initiation to 'trot" to the measures of one of the most ex- hilarating fox trots ever turned loose by Princes Band.
 Love Me at Twilight" is just as piquant as the evening repartee of saucy sparrows; an alluring combina- ltion of the sweetness and fiightiness.
 This record suggests a pleasing ac- compartment to moonlight and wide fverandas.
 Fresh from the Columbia labora- tories, new record: "If Your Heart Keeps Right" one of the avenues to salvation employed by that modern prophet, Billy Sunday. K Homer Rodeheaver, Billy Sundays soloist, swaying the vast sea of eager lN listening humanity with the strength of his voice and the spiritual power of the hymn, is one of the potent features of Billy Sundays meetingss .-s aaf f
 And when you've heard the record of this old hymn, sung by Homer lRodeheaver, you will echo Billy Sun days own axiom: Living is sublime when the heart is right fs .gk k 6 { One of the most exquisite tone poems ever written, Tobanfs well-be- E again been recorded and issued by Columbia.
 Princes Orchestra traces the flower like tones of this romance of brave knights and ladies fair with an exquisite delicacy almost unbe- llievable in the blending of so many instruments.
 Here is a record for the dreams of youth and the pleasant retrospectiop Of age.
 Haven't you stopped, looked and almost tried to listen when the girl on the front cover of the, latest mag azine smiled out at you?
 Columbia has recorded "The Girl on the Magazine'' for the listening public in the form of a most fascinat- ing fox trot. 4
 One of the stellar hits of "stop, Look and Listen," the musical com edy vehicle of the ever-successful Gaby, this is buoyant bit of music, introducing a dash of Irving Berlin in That Hula Hula.''
 forgotten" Cowles' unforgettable pledge of undying love, is to be found among the latest Columbia record ings.
 Judson Houses vocal shading gives the exquisite words a depth of tender feeling that is as soul-filling as the fragrance of a. rose.
 One seldom finds such, a wealth of sympathetic expression in the voice of so young a singer as MT. House, who has just attained the age of 21.
 Forgotten" has always been a per manent presence in the collection of music lovers, and the record roper toire is incomplete without it.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

Probably no one hated Socialism more than Hetty Green. and by not leaving a good slice of her millions to public charity. >probably no one has done more than she to promote Socialistic feeling.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

The alluring photographs of the summer cottage never show any pie lures of the broken down stove, the leaky pump. or the bpmpy bed.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
NOT TOO INDEPENDENT.

I. P. asks: Will you please tell mo what is the language of flowers? If young lady has an independent, 5eal- ous escort. is it cute to pay him back in same coin? Will his young lady. keeping this up, be less attractive as she Is independent too Does fair one stand best chance of gaining his true regard if not showing ceaseless anx- iousness for his visits lN
 Flower language is of affection Young lady should be sweet, not so in- dependent. Wishing for his visits, he will understand. Over-anxiousness works unfavorably.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

After lputting up the prices of their securities by showing how war helps the intuition business, the stock brokers proceed to put them up still farther by circulating peace rumors.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
CHocoIATE I.AYER cAKE.

For chocolate cake. take cup of bus4sr (scant fneasufe). even cups 0f tugar, 1 eggs. Ncup of milk. 3
 qrp4 of Hour and 2 teaspoonsful of baking powders 9 <
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
WIFE TOO ILL
 ITO WORK IN BED MOST OF TIME Her Health Restored by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound.

Indianapolis, Indiana. -" My health was 50 poor and my constitution so run
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

FUNERAL BOUQUETS AND DESIGNS.
 JOHN RICK & SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

As an, engine of warfare the sub marine is out of sight.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

a The young woman who does not go n for sports clothes is not, fashion 1bly speaking, abreast of the times. rhe craze for athletic costumes has nade them suitable for almost any uformal oceesion and they are worn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

Fisto1 sizes A. 1e IS and 20 years Price,
 ' @ No sses a2 a ss Price lS
 1hese Ho DresmaIng articles pr, arcd especially of ths newspaper from e latest styles ly Tho Pictorial
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
NEVER MIND
 PARENTS PRESENCE

M. 2. asks: What is 2 young lady
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12

"To have the power to forgive Is empire and prerogative,
 And 'tis in crowns a nobler gem To grant a pardon than condemn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-07-12
1ToDAY's POEM
THESE MY FRIENDS.

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
CONFERENCE OPENS
At STEUBENVlLLE
BISHOP ANDERSON ELECTRIF1Es
AUDIENCE IN PLEA FOH
PROHIBITION

STt:l'Er;NVILI.t:. ohio. Sept. =
Drawing An American nag from ms
pocket and pledsinG the conference 10
iiyh( TIA. luu"r traffic un;il IL VAS
driven from the lace OF the 'ar!h'
Bishop William +. Anderson. ~ tlhEih-
natl loday stirred The Gun delegates ~
~ firth ANNUAL Northeastern NJ "ih"disl
r:,iscupaI conference" tn an enthuSiaS'lS
Mich liz. urC.,! united effort I" crush
NJ lrItnr rv.l Mayer MCMaSter well
ruiurd inr visitors and pleaded Tor the
honor ~ the nali"uS flag and tn" en-
!ur,.;urni If prohibition. Ernest ~
SImrr- If cleveland WAS elected S"cre-
fary. t.. T. M"hn. Canton. TREASURER ana
Henry A. Suuuk SmithvIll". SiallSticiah.
.Nf;er III" formal opening addresses
wee Delivered an address on Social Ser
,ic.. WIS ,i.,,,"rcd 10y Rev. NJ. II. lhch-
l.l"r. f.. H.. aud h" vas followed pE iteF'
e NJ NlgI'uHuCll. Wh" Hf"n" "'i 'hc
country thur-a At 40 This evening
the anniversary - III" h"urd or eou-
.,a.i"n was celebrated with appropriate
ceremonies. the principal address being
delivered hy fey. John W. fancher'
y H. roIinv.ing this meeting thor" was
n celebration nf IN" Board nf IemHer-
anrs Prob ihiti"u and l'nnitr Morals. ne
main address was delivered BY Kew rr-
nr.r -. Smith. II. u. Tn" music al al
Tho sessions IS bling furnished by the
,hni, 81 IN. First NJ. f.. church. where
,h,. conference IS being held.
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MILITARY TRAINING
FOR ALL CITIZENS
II. S. ARMY MODJFTES RULES sc
THAT ENLIS TMENT Is FOE
ONLY ONE YEAR.
Large Increase in Number Of Companies
Has Been Authorized by Special
Act of Congress-.

To encourage military training for all
citizen. II The United States tn" l.. S.
Army had adopted plan whcrcb!
e>""l one eligible can enlist Tor period
al one year and after tn: expiration ot
this ;im, the rrCrUll remains on the re-
serve list for Il period of six years.
According to Sergeant W. w. Evans.
vino l. In charge uI the local recruiting
"tfit., ii is tn" aim "i the war depart
rirnI Ia have all men between the ages
ut Is AMI 80 Years take a military train
ing IN the army and it is for this rcA-
son that tho regulations have been modl-
fled
Tho following conditions OF enlist
mcnt may be- taken advantage OF BY
every soldier vino cnlists:
First After the completion Of one
yrar'S service with Ihr colors. he may
apply and BE- furluuG he'd and transferred
10 the reserve
SECOND. AZ the "md OF three years
service with The colorS, lie will be placed
in tn" reserve. unless he shou4d uesIre
to remain in thu; SERVICE.
Third Al the end al three years SER
vice with the colorS. should q Soidlcr Ae-
cid. 10 remain in active service IN me
same or another organization, he m;ty
make applications ard II granted. /"
viii be discharged and re-enlistcd ane"
Tor another seven year Perloo. ,,
The entire term OF enlistment, lnciud-
in. service with the colUrS and service
W
will readily DO seen from tho above 'hitt
i soldiers actual service may be only
one year, and at thu most three years:
rxcept in case OF actual or threatened
hoSti!Ities. when in all probability DO
called from the reserve into active SER
vice.
The Authorized Increase.
= rho ;nrrris,.i II the Regular Army as
aulhutiH''d by the last seSSiot W So't-
rrnsS H. uS follows:
Tmr,y-nine companies OF engineers,
5.i>a men, formerly l. companies with
l.Hi@ menu ..
twenty-five regiments If cavalry. ~
y,u men, (formerly - regiments win
li.12i menu ..,, ,u
lcry,. l7.;5" men. (formerly glments
with 5513 menu ,.r, =,
al r,cn. formerly 30 regiments WIN
81; ln7 menu o,.
Two hundred and iSty.thr"c con-
NAMES Of consI artillery and !" Danes:
aG ,nr9 men. (formerly 10 companies ''tAE |
i bands, with lS,6O1 menu
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W, o. WALKER DEAD.
well known Negro and Pool Room
owner, Dies in wheeling Hospital.

William g. Walker. aged ~. We'll
L.,,ru Irrni negro nf the Second waid
and nXner nj III. Walker pool room. died
Yesterday ,unrrins ~ III" North Nhr"!-
lnc hrSpitnl. ~ pneumonia.
Walker w4& aiken suddenly III sun
ia, and was removed to the hos7ita l..
IL: ,.r,lusIlv E"camc worse and passed
AWAY at "Clnrk.
~, h.avr. thr... sons: Eddie. John and
"a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
YOUNG MAN DROWNED.

Special Dispatch Ia he lntelligcncer:.
PARkERSBURG. ". Va. Sept. L.
Samuel l. Means Of liiuafcld. who came
10 This city Monday with his brother
ana had obtained employment with the
Baltimore and Ohio. was drowned this
afternoon IN tho Ohio river. lie was
seized with cramps and went down anu
drowned before h.. could be rescued. He
was Is years of aE".
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TROOPERS TO GET PAY.

BOSTON. Sept. "A bill providing
pay q; so = month until january - "r
n"Nt yrnr miiiliamcn IN duty hl the
Mexican border. was passed by the
HOUSE at II special session OF tn: lCI is
Iaturr which opened to-day. AuthoriHH
tcn rvc' 81 bond issue of $500 900 for this
purpose is provided tor IA the mcclure
which now goes Ia the senate.
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.BA[D|NE WILL Be ARRA|GNED
TODAY FOR MURDER Of RANKIN
xHoSECUT1N9 ATTORNEY WI L
l. CHARGE HIM WITH FIRST
- - DEGREE MURDER.
Goats and Revolvers Of Bandits Pound
IS, Yesterday in Woods Near Scene OF
sys.,f Holeup and Murder.

s, with what appears to he n comrle,e
Chain of convictiuS rvid"rc" against
him Harry Baldins. B@llatrc Italian.
will be given a hearing: before Mayor
Davies of st. Clairsvllle to-day III ne
charge of numbering Lee Rankin. Sur"tln-
PENDENT Of the Y. X ~ Goa. lh'u'' Ut
Florence and roSain,s htn 81 :, MONEY
box containing the miners pay. ~:
hearing will not he acid bef"e'' MaE"T
RaIston of Martins Ferry as an !cliated
because it is feared that # Balfltue *
+ brought back to the river front ms
presence there will lead - serious
action.
~ The last link OF the chain of evidence
was completed yesterday wlrn sSarEh-
erS found in the woods near tlorcn"" Tue
cs0afs said TO have been worm ES halnluS
and his partner in the crime. w" Shin-
Ing reSolvers. Il pair OF scissors AL" !"
pair Of KNOCKERS. One or the trHatS CON
ttatned crumbs which are thought 20 ~
;the remains OF the lunch which hatHite
!; took with him Saturday mornln- when
he left his nome in SrtlairH, telling hts
Swifecthat he was going 10 "ork. Whrtr
He never went. \ pcc" was ;"ra ~, ',t
one Of the coats, bat tne piece ~ ct"'h
that was found on n DarD wire t:n'c
smear Florence 1T exactly in the h"te II
$tne coat
s@;. Ftnd Coats and REVIEWERS.
The revolvers which were toGnt Wcr"I
handled very lightly yesterday Cor a.
forts will be made 10 have William
Bucey Of Wheeling. finger rrin- cN:t:.,
get an. impression of the niger prints
on the wearons for the purpose Of COM
Zpariug them with Batdin"'S finger rrintS-
!. Two more important witnesses were DIS,
covered yesterday in Joe hitnkars anu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
RIG POWDER CONTRACTS.

WILMINGTON. DEL, Sept. IAN
rnunccmrnt WAS made ny the j.: l. Du-
pnnl De Ncm0urs Il company IndaE .na , |
rrnntrarls had hcrn closed in New York
for large amounts of smokcless pow
dor. |, is understood that contracts are
The largest received by tho company Tor
seine months, totallinE from nU'ooo'VGo
nrohubly for the Allies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
VESSELS NEARING COMPLETION.

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA statment
by the Navy Department tonight re-
rurdiny the progress. Of construction OF
naval vessels now building shows that
on August the drcadnauGhi ARIZONA
was sS.S per cent comrlct"i; the New
Mexico. 49, per cent: The MISSISSIPPI
:.".3 per cent; the Idaho. 63.i per cent.
and The California Ia per cent. or g.
submarines for which contract has been
let, eight wrr" over so per cent c"m2lct-
cd on September | and seven more be-
tween 50 to SO per cent llriShcu.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

IRONWOOD. MICH. Sept; 12-Arihur
Waltcnen. alias John Lind. II barrier.
Was arrested here today for the huro"!
ur Mrs Elizabeth Nichols. New t"rh
,,idmw, who was slranglcd +" death IN
her home and money and jrwclry to IN"
value of SIS, 400 stolen. y servant III
',' fnr he crime. Waltcnnn is said
hv The police TO have confessed.
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Benwood Briefs,

James knullinGer. Of LoudcnSville. has
returned to his home after visit Of a
few days With friends in Rcrwnod.
Many residents of this city Will go 10
MartinsburE to-day IN attend tho sos
sions Of The federal court. Tho larger
number Of people or this city are wit
ncsses In alleged Yost law violations. 1t
is said.
Joseph II. Carney. Of aMrshall street,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
BENWOOD
Troops Pass Through.

Every day sees large numbers cf
troops of the eastern section passing
through the Benwood Junction. cnrnute
Ia their homes from the Mexican border.
Since tl:t, exodus from the border las
been ordered. daily there ARC several
hundred passing through the Mill town
and they arc attracting considerable in
lurCSI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
SPANISH STEAMER SUNK.

LONDON, Sept. IL, 9:2S p. m.-Thc
sinking Of the Spanish steamer. LUIS
Wives is announced by Ll"yds Shipping
Agency. Her crew was saved ny th"
Dutch steamer krakalau of Amsterdam
/ .lnvdS also reports tn" sinking OF the
Norwegian steamers Furuc. of 2,O29
gross ions, of Bergen. and F>redavore, OF
SIS gross ions. Of FarSund.
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GENERAL RA1r1N RESIGNS.

VIENNA. Via Amsterdam 10 London
SIM II 80 d. m.---tieneral Pflanzer-
Raftin Ans resigned from his command
IN arruuut "f Ill health. Emperor
Joseph has accepted his resignation;
VAS entrusted with the
dsf-nr. Of Trunsylvaniu along the Ru-
manian frontier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
MAY SETTLE SALE.

COPENHAGEN. VIA London. Sept, -.
1850 .. m.-Premi"r Iahle to-day Sub
mittsi in the l.andsthnS bill a. rs
Objec. the settling of tn question Of
the sal" Of the Danish West Indies To
the United States by a phlebiscitc after
4 parliamentary committee has exam
ined Into and considered tho matter.
First reading Of the bill Is expected 70
take place Friday.
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capr1aAM TO QUIT.

WASH NCiTON. SEPT. l2.--Whil" Man
arer CarriEan. of the Boston Americans.
-,rr.c6 IN confirm definitely the r'.nn-t
from BOSTON to-day that nc would r"'ir"
from baseball at the end Of this sea
son, he indicated that there vas strong
proha bility he would do SO. His team.
mates SAID h., was tried NJ the game and
wan,ed 10 20 INFO business at Lewiston.
Maine, his home.
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ONE KILLED; POUR HURT.

HAMMuND. Ind. Sept l" One wom-
An AVS killed. two others were seriously
injured and man and his wife were
hurt slight" today when an utomobtle
turned over on a road at Dyer. near here.
Two children who were ais" in the
machine escaped unhurr MrS QUO
Cess Of chicago, was the woman killed.
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HEARING POSTPONED.

CHICAGO. Sept. l@-Hcaring OF a PC
tilion asking removal Of III" Edward W.
Morrison bankruptcy hearing from inc
court Of Federal Judge l.andls TO-DAY
was nnstnonrd nv Judge -tlschutcr of
1hr United States District Court Of Ap'
pcals until Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE.

The NniGhlS OF St. G"UrEr mel last
night in their headquarters in the CO.
lumhia club on South Market street and
initiated a IarS" class OF candidates
Arrangements Nere also made Tor 4
number Of entertainments 10 DC given
during the winter season.
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has left for Martinsburg. to attend the
sessions of federal court.
During the past few, days number Of
fishing parties from ncnwood have gone
out along thr,crcckS in this vicinity and
those returning rc?nr; good ca.ch.
Harry Darby. rf Iiarrysvillc. Pa. 10
here on 2 brief business trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13
DARTMOUTH TO OPEN.

HANOVER y. n. sept l2.-The pre-
valcncc ot infantilr paralysis vii. not
cause Dartmouth College Ia delay its
opening beyond September u. TIE date
So. for resumption of studies. President
Ernest NJ. EopinS announced to-day.
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NORWAY STEAMER SUNK.

TENZANCE Eng. Sept. IL. go j. M.
The Norwegian steamer polynesia mas
been sunk and her captain ana - men
IF her crew have been lardcd here. fnu"
other members of her crew are missing.
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APPROVED RATE.

WASHINGTON. Srpt. l3--Thc federal
reserve board today. approved dis
count rate Of four p"rccr:t. for fi.tecn
day matIritlns for The Richmond Re-
serve Bank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-13

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