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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

4 Thousand t.nlcs { il1E" ilrar,i r!"n
women SAY: oh. y":tn - 80 wonderful
and lovely. I would xiv" everything g..
POSSESS for Youth 1ad beauty aEa'n.
No women with th' slightest SiarN 81
bride or amhitira in h"r wants L.. "'
laid on the shelf aged, rarrWoru. wfln-
Sled and Forgotten 80 that ru.n WlS'
l.. avoid her III every dane" ana diu;p!
;,artr, and w"lurn themselves W"UiG i(h''
- invite SC,II"oci" VIII" looks F"unSrE
20 brighton NJ :iic OCCASION. l"t tit''F''
- no longer any reason why Iii" ;LTHraS -
woman need in"il 50 old and plain fN"n
II she is old.
SING the rernarkabl.> discovery az skin
..SulnSiS almost any W"ttlau can Vptaui
r:oSr astonishing row beauty ana in"St
SURPRISINGLY youthful appearance even
;i,riIxt1 Sil" is ~. 49, - az 'l'":" years ~
a~e 'cnr countess Il" th:vultnc whu a.
- wears at age, possesses = iuarE"i"uSI y
soft. smooth. vetvet-iike skin and an a.
most ciri-ltlle compilation without u
wrinkle IN SiEht. told the writer person
aIly in Paris that she owed Il all 70 INC
discovery u SIKH! ">'rloStS WIN ms
,III,.N clruS discovery every "nnHleAi"H
hl.nrish can be ba'ti$hed In three nights
in rn;,ily instances. ami you can awaken
in lii" morning with a beautiful: rose
,.rlnr.,I comnicNiuu fresh as = dalSE.
haI.. t;urwn tioZ"nS Of hntinw-checE
ed vriui>i.i aged -in";S:;S women. wh"
nad given uu ril itnps at ever looking
hrauriful and youthful AGAIN. t" cone
back" AMI again t"r""tG" ri"St beautiful.
,nu:.IflIl ard fascinating liz from two 10
tire. vrsh$' ;irHN h%- his wonderful.
Simpl.. fu~thni.
No rn:lt..r what y"t,i' a.. nr What %"';
l:,Nn ;"j,d uU~u.',"<$tuiiy. skin ">tn"SIS
will i"Slji,.ih if;r;, !"'i new beauty ana
Youth N.r,iy wash l"'tr T;l''' in warn
,atsr a; ri:si1i H::i ru;' III - t"a$H""Elui
-. tWu a.: .,Iy @','ni g'S'rI;''i cream WHICH
N"II ':,n ,'u5;ttl Er'n' i"uH DRUGGIST. u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

,;"Med coarse. rough SKIN turns into new
''rrSh. soft. E"uij!u!-s""k!nE SKIN ain'"S'
hcC"r" YOUR very eyes. all 'inc !" Shnnl'
skin nSfuoSlS produced SoiHif pE warm
water and roScaico cream. buI DC sur"
:" us" only pure r"S":tted cream. as u
is an entirely different thing from or
dinary face creams and must NOT be
r,iniuundcd with tl,Hm. | personally pre-
fer Creme TnEalOm G.0scaIcdl hut any
good brand viii lie. Il YOU have wri7-
Kos got a box Of Japanese L." Pencils
and us. th,'ru III connection with IN"
cream and YOU can got quick action on
;n., deepest wrinkles no matter Of how
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
NERVOUSNESS AND
MENTAL DISTRESS
! CAUSE SUFFERING
Quickly and Ste a Oily I'm
proves Under Treatment Of
The Electro-Medical Doc
tors.
tors.

Scores and scores OF grateful pa.
ticnts Of The Electro-Nedical Doctors,
whose institute comprise the complete
second floor over Griests Pharmacy
al 1127 Market street, have given
statements Of praise for The new Elcc.
lrO- Medical treatment, many Of the
statements being public ones IN which
the grateful paiier; desires 10 guido
others ailing on the Road 70 Health.
The remarkable statement OF Mr.. "
Zatk0wski. 80 Miller street. East Pitts
burgh, Pa, speaks for itself and re-
quires no explanation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
baniSheS
Puts Vigor and Ambition into
Run Down, Tired Out
People.

It YOU feel tired OIL, Uut uF sorts,
tlcsp0ndeni, mentally "r physically de-
pressed, and lack the d"%ir', IN accoE''
plish things, ct a 20 cent box nt y on
delrS Ambition FILLS at john Coleman
Cos today and youv troubles will be
over
If YOU drink too much. smoke too
much or ar. nervous hcratlse ot over
work OF any kind. WrudelI> Aulbl;iou
Fills will make you feel better IN thrre
days or money back from Jonn Cole-
man Go. on the first box purchased.
For all affections of the nervous Sy5'
tent. constipation, loss "t appetite. lack
Of confidence. trembling, kidney or liz.
or complaints. slccpieS$ncSS. exhausted
vitality OF weakness OF amy kind. get
a box OF Wendell's Ambition Pills to-
riav on the money back plan. Mail or
.nis filed. charges prepaid. by The
Wendell pharmacal Company. Inc. Sy-
racuSc. Y. Y.-Adr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
ELEVEN JURORS SECURED YES.
TEROAY TO thy 5EllAlHE
ITALIAN
New Venire Summoned-Not liksl,
Any Testimony VIII Sc Taken
Today-Many witnesses
To Testify

lia:r! s;aidinl. Italian. nt Iiettairc
was placed Oh rial for his lii" in Bel
mont County Common Pleas COIlIt al
ST. ClairS villn. Yesterday II noon. Bal
DIM Is charged with murder in ;uc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
RUSSELL BRAYS
FUNERAL TODAY
BOY VICTIM OF RAILROAD CROSS
ING TO BE BURIED AT STONE
CHURCH
Haze! May Buried Yesterday At Kitten
ms. ky.-Body Taken There on
Train which Ran Her
Down

Yesterday afternoon, IN Il village
cemetery al lIiLchinS. kentucky, 20
miles from Lexington. were laid al
rest Ihr mortal rcmains OF little Hazel
May. one nE the victims or Inc Sal
accident AZ Seventeenth and McCul-
, lnch street. This city. Saturday even
ing. in which she and her two and one
half year old playmate. Russell 5raE
we're manGlrd to death under a loco
motive M The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad.
AZ sos o'clock Sunday evening, hut
. 4 few minutes more than twenty-lour
hours after Mrs. John Bray threw
herself OHIO Tho railroad in Il frantic
Effort 10 save her linlc son and his
companion from death. the tine Ohio
Valley express. running from! Pitts
hurgh IL Remove, rolled out of the
W'rrlinY depot bearing The lifeie9s
form Of one Of lis victims rf but \
day before and The Grief.strirlen fam
lily OF Charles May, HaHclS father, IN
, their way 10 iitchins where the girl
victims mother formerly lived and
where ne parents chose. 10 bury The
body OF their child. Funeral services
we're 10 he held at Hitchirs yesterday
and intcrmrni WAS 10 be il the come.
tCry there.
The funeral Of little John Russell
Fray. the other victim Of the 3ccId"n'.
will BE- held at two o'clock this after
noon from the home of his gr"ndmoth-
or. Mrs. Charles Blosser. No. 4 Main
street. Elm Grove. Intcrmen, will b.
in the Stone church cemetery ii Elm
Grove.
Mother Still In Hospital
Lynn. helpless in The North Wheel
ing hospital with Il broken thigh and
other injuries which she received
when she dropped her baby and rush
ed in front Of the Ohio Valley express
in Il vain effort 10 save her boy and
the child of her ucighhor. her near
breaking with grief at the death Of tn"
TWO children. Mrs. lean Bray will be
unable 10 attend her boys funeral w.
day. and the corpse OF the child WAS
taken to the grandmolhrr'S home al
Elm Grove because OF he absence Of
The heroic mother from the home
where The funeral services would have
been held had she been able Ia be
thCre.
Until Mrs. Fray is able IN give ncr
statement 10 officials without; cudarl-
oerinS her chances ri recovery. Cor
nnrr Gala Mitchell will tot So, the
date for tho official inquiry into the
Geaih Of the accident victims.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

Exceptional. indeed. is The offer made
by tho EIectru.Medical Doctors, whose
Wheeling Institute comprises The en-,
tire second floor over Gricst's Phar'
macy nj lit Market street, Ia ali the
sick and ailinG WHO call upon them
during The next seven days, the oll"i
being as follows:
The Elcclro-Mcdical Doctors Viii 1t.
ccpt any unromplicatcd caSrS for lrca;-
ment al on".haif roSt 10 paticutS dur
ing the next seven days. for profession,
nj services aud all electrical and per
sonal treatments. including medicine,
Under this offer l. is necessary tilar
treatment he started On The day Of lhr
patients examination. and the loW
charge paid in cash, each person o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
HARRY BALDIN| GOES IN TRIAL
CHARGED WITH RANKIN MURDER


frs degree for the killing Of Lee
Rankin. ri Martins Ferry. paEmaStrr
al tho Florence Mine OF The Y. & O..
Coal COMPANY, - GlrnnS Run. on
SATURDAY,. Seninmber 9TH. Rankin WAS
shot rwjr.. and Killed during a huldup.
on lis. lonely road lrar he mine
while, .rrnutr 10 HE mine With the
nav box containing over eight Ghous-
and doilaiS.
rho .,.. WIS callcd al len O'Clock
nv .Indye Charles l. Lynch and Atlor-
news " W. Cowcu and W. !. Walker
nf s.. CiairSville and L. W. Schcrtzcr,
nj HnlIaiyr appeared lur the defend
ant. wnile th.. state was represented
bv Prosecuting Attorney George
Tnornburc. assisted by Attorney y. X.
knrnon OF ST. ClairSYillr The attor-
news for tho defendant made A chaI-
Iril-r 10 tho array Of the jury. which
was ;aIl., under cor ads.ration by IL"
~ ,"n..i i"I I,;L ' r",lr, adiournrd uni;l !
clock.
eleven Jurors Secured
The afternoon session was devoted
10 the work Of "mpaneing Il Jury, and
I;hnuch a NIGHT session was held, bui
eleven mrn were secured. \ special
y,,nirr IF iriril.ninr men was drawn
rnr Srryirr ON This c;tSr and all OF
rhrn were examined Yesterday. Most
IF The iurors wrrr DISQUALIFIED. admit
ling thar thrv had ALREADY formed in
nniniun in tho case. Seventeen men
n',aIifind hut five were dismissed
unon nrr.rmntnrv challenge by tho d..
frnse and one hv The state.
, The ;nrors were qualified and re-
main in the panel are: y. VI. Albrish.
n,.IIairr: rev. ". T.. Guthrie. 81.
CIairSvijI,,. Emmcrr Taylnr. bridge
nor,. N t;IaIdnn AJmsir0nrs Mills
EGu.;p I Vic ~ f,IairsyiIIr. Nathan
49, S:o 49, ,tsrr,s,.iire. IT'D IIcC,narhev
-! ,',,' ' ,i;Ii il' r S,,ifh Tarnns
~ !L!''GiS NV III, >,'''' W-arnnnl
\ IN NU!.r w Inr,,..,io,1. "
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NG ,,;,l ti LAGOS "unE h,. ,or,
ne ilNE Nho qud,liieu ~ ~
IaIei dlSinlSsrt o'' IiLutlon W ,ue uc
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James ., .GnS' M,e,Ir4| w. AZ it,,
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QUE u'SliIlaHeu uI,'" ~ pt| ith;iot.ss
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Mills.
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;AHotnnI renLIt WILL ~. Sun.uto!eel
i !iIlS nloLtii1a 10 Scout LHe !SillS1u III
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sI,,. v:'rn. FGr.nrG Giarin Tc,nnnr.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21
Youthful and charming.

FRANCES GEEAT PRIzE BEAUTY TELLS
HOW you can alulost Immediately suppress the np-
pearaucs Of smaller wrinkles and marks Of age
and make yourself look from to Is years
younger In 80 days time. How TO Danish every
complexion bleu,ish In three nights in many In
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

To the E,lcc;ro-MeGical Doctors:
, For two years Or more ] have been
suffering from very severe pains iii
the head. being also very dizzy a
times, was very easily excited, which
made me worse.
had three doctors treat me, but
never got any better until ] went 10
he Electro Medical Doctors, anu nov.
after eleven treatments can say that
| am free of all pains and able 10 -
about my work better than for sevrra
wears. give This statement that
others may know Of il and get tht
same benefits,
tSignrdl
NJ. ZATKOWSKI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-21

hf&e2&sssfSVs @rESSfSzdtfSStaez2<<22k
I WeK&R
'Tyl}o&7
~ the OXYGEN
! %OOTH POWDER
! Releases Oxygen, ma.
! lures greatest purify
ing agent. Oxygen
! whitens. Oxygen kills
, germs mful to
health. And Calox is
! the Oxygen tooth pow
| der. That's why YOU
should use it.
4 IS and so cents
McKesson& Robbins, New York
"Yoav % 7aeth Arc 80 Reasons
buy LdaOA Ut
Il WHEELING. w. VA.
John Coleman Co.,
$500 ChapIne st.
18th and Market SITS.
1910 Main St.
Chatham Sinclair.
46th and Jacob SITS.
Keesor's Drug Store,
goth and Market SITS.
c. MenkemelIer.
Market and 22nd SITS.
Schmidts Pharmacy,
Will MenkemeiIer's Pharmacy.
Haskins Hospital Bldg.
Eaer's Drug Stores,
18th and Chapline SITS.
18TH and Market SITS.
/ Hoge-oRvis Drug Co..
w. S. MeEIroy,
8 3ath and Jacobs SITS.
McAi'ister's Island Pharmacy,
Cor. Virginia and S. Penn
Fulton Pharmacy III. D. NaGIy)
Fulton, Wheeling, w. Va.
BENwooD, w. VA.
4 Midway Pharmacy,
Chas. E. Biednebach.
2216 Marshall st.
Drag Drug Co..
9th and Main SITS.
/ M'MEcHEN. w. VA.
T. w. Stephens, 9Th st.
Merton Carroll,
McMechen. w. Va.
moUNDSVlLLE. w. VA.
w. E. Peabody's Drug Store.
MoundsVtIIe, w. Va.
V. II. SayIcs Drug Co..
$40 Seventh ST.
T. r. Rogers & Son.
4 5o7 Seventh St.
sHADYs!DE, OHIO.
Oawson's Pharmacy.
shadysidc. Ohio.
BELLAlRE, OHIO.
C. NJ. Wyrick's.
Cor. Noble and 44th SITS.
n C. NJ. McKeIvey G. Co.,
Cor. 37th and Jefferson SITS.
Dankworth's Prescription Phar-
y macy 3242 Belmont ST.
CAMERON, W. VA.
The Cameron Drug Store,
q Dinsmore Bros.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
MILITARY CAMPS
DRAW STUDENTS
Academy Boys Show Interest in
July Camp at Plattsburg;
Ten May Enroll

The Harrisburg Academy may be
represented at the Plattsburg Military
Training Camp in July this summer is
the prospective plans of a dozen or
more of the students materialize. The
address of DR.. Henry S. Drinker, pres
ident of Lehigh University and chair
man-of- the governing board of the
military training camps, before the
Academy boys the other morning gave
the purposes and possibilities of the
Plattsburg training, and suggested
that General Wood was contemplating
the establishment of a camp for boys
under eighteen years who cannot quail
ify for the junior or senior divisions as
now in force. In the absence of Jack
son Herr Boyd, who is on his way to
Bordeaux, France, as an ambulance
driver with the American Ambulance
Hospital Corps, Il. j. Stackpole, Jr.,
took up the work of representing the
training camps propaganda in this
city. After short talk on the sub
iect enrolment and information
blanks were distributed. Several profess
sors and the following boys professed
an interest in and a desire to attend
the July camp, which runs from July
D to August s: John Ross, a former
student at Culver Military Academy:
Boyd Rutherford, Chester A. Good, r..
s. Herman, Jr, Howard Kreider.
James ]. Finn, X. G.. Stewart, Nathan
Stroup, William Walters and John II.
Hart.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

The relay team that will represent
the Academy at Philadelphia to-mor-
row in the University of Pennsylvania
relays will be selected from the follow
ing six men. all of whom will make the
trip Bortell, Froehlich, Heisley Hoff,
j. Hart and Ferber. Coach Smith and
a number of rooters will accompany
the team.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

ACADEMY NOTES
The Harrisburg Country Club base
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
Miss Jean Hawthorne Bride
of G. A. StrOhm at Carlisle

Carlisle, Pa, April 2S. An i'm
portant social event here was the we'd
dinG i'm the First Presbyterian church
at eight o'clock last evening OF
Miss Jean Hawthorne, and G.. Alfred
Strohm. Guests were present from
Harrisburg. Mechanicsourg. Phila-
delphia, Shippensburs, and Chambers
burg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

ball team will meet the Academy nine
on the Country Club grounds to-mor-
row afternoon, game to start promptly
at 2.30. Paul Smith or Henry M.
Gross will twirl for the Country Club
and either Farley Gannett or Sam
Wittenmeyer with catch.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

40c Block Print Silk Muslin, in
floral designs; colors, green, pink,
lavender and blue, 3S inches OOo
wide; special, yard .... A~N
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
SAFE BLOWN OPEN

Waynesboro, Pa, April 2S. - The
general merchandise store of Walter
boro. was broken into and money Sc
cured from the cash register and safe
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
EINEn EnR CRuEI.TY

Julius Moore. charged with cruelty
to animals, was sentenced to pay $40
derman Hilton. william Hill, arrested
on the same charge. was DISCHARGED.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

Tennis challenge matches prepara-
tory to the selection of the four-man-
team that will meet Mercersburg to-
morrow afternoon on the Academy
local courts were held yesterday.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

The award of the J. p. Lawson be-
leek china vase, for the best short
story submitted, was made to Mercer
b. Tate, Jr., for his story entitled,
Love and War" There were twelve
entries.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
COACH FOR STATION
Special to the Telegraph

Bowmansdale, Pa, April 2S. - An
old passenger car is being used for
a station and boxcar for freight and
express here on the site of the rail-
road station recently destroyed by
fire.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28
Ex-BURGEss SERIOUSLY ILL
Special TO Mr Tclegrath

"T'''"' ~ '"' I'I'ATUT"
Marietta. Pa, April 2S. - EX-chief
burgess, John Kugle, of Marietta, is
critically i'll at his home, with BriRht's
disease. He is a veteran of the Civil
War.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-28

MetZgar, Bailey and Kaylor have
been taken ON as regular members of
the Academy Gun team after their
performances at the range. The final
match of the series will be held next
Wednesday. The scores by the three
contestants yesterday were as fol-
lows, 9, 18 and IT respectively out of
25 targets. In government rifle prac-
tice Metzgar's percentage would quail
fy him as sharpshooter, while Bailey
and Kaylor would both be classed as
marksmen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06
AGED WOMAN
Run Down and Feeble-Made
Strong by Vinol.

So many people IN Clarksburg and
vicinity are in Mrs. wickersham's con-
iition we ask you TO call at our store
and get a bottle Of TinOl, and II It
fails 70 benefit We will return your
money. -
In her eighty-second years Mrs. John
Wiclershaul, Of Russellville. Pa, says;
81 was IN a rundown. feeble condition
and had lost flesh. A neighbor asked
me to try Vinol, and after taking two
bottles my strength returned; am
gaining IN flesh. It has built up my
health and l am feeling hne Tor a
woman Of my age. so set around ana
do my own housework."
The reason Vinol was so successful
IN Mrs. Wickersham's case was be-
cause # contains beef and cod liver
peptones, iron and manganese pepto-
mates and glycerophOsphates. the very
elements needed TO build up weak
ened-run-down system and create
strength.
Right here In Clarksburg we have
seen such excellent results from Vtnol
that II is a pleasure TO know Il Is
doing so much good for old people IN
other parts OF the country. Stone and
Mercer, Druggists. Ciarssburg, ". Va,
Also at the leading drug store IN all
West Virginia towns.-A6verdsement
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06
OLD PAPERS
COLLECTED
Along with Magazines by Tons
and Tons by School Chill
dren in Washington.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.-Children
OF the public schools OF the District
OF Columbia, after a few days cam
paign, which Is 70 continue indefinite
", have collected approximately TWEEN
ty-seven tons Of old newspapers and
magazines which sold for 1917 and
the money has been placed in fund
for the equipment OF Fairgrounds and
other social activities. The plan for
collecting the old papers was suggest
ed by the Evening Star. which pointed
out that Il would serve a double pur-
pose, assisting the children TO obtain
better Fairgrounds and help the pa
per trade In the present shortage. The
plan was approved by the education
authorities and has been taken up
enthusiastically by the school chill
dren.
During the first hve days. 54.92g
pounds Of old newspapers and maya
zines were taken to the school build
ings by the children. The last day
Of the week totaled 22.119 pounds. one
school contributing 1923 pounds. The
papers were sold at the rate Of my
cents per hundred pounds for the
newspapers and II per hundred pounds
for magazines. The individual schools
will receive the greater proportion
OF the money received from their con-
tributlons and part OF the sum goes
into a general fund.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-06
PITCHES H0RSESHoEAT
BOYS HEAD; ARRESTED

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Nov. a.
George Smith, IS messenger boy with
a placid mind. he told the police at
the Nineteenth street police station.
But there IS a limit TO his power Of
endurance.
smith. who lives at 2oS East Fiji
teenth street, had a telegram 70 Dc
liver on wyandotte street. He was
coastlng down down Wyandotte on his
bicycle, when Hank" Peterson. who
was pitching horseshoes near Eigh-
teenth street. saw him. Peterson put
his horseshoe tossing ability to a test.
Gently he cast out shoe with no 9TH
er intention than to throw a ringer"
His aim was true. The shoe wrapped
itself around Smiths neck and nearly
knocked him from the wheel.
On complaint Of Smith. Peterson
was arrested. charged with disturbing
the peace. Peterson told the police
he could not see any reason for being
arrested. as the only thing about Smith
that seemed to be Injured was his feel
mgs.