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The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

In the ScoVel Memorial prsshyter
Ian. the Rev James ~. jeffrey Will
speak. SUNDAY evening. on Paradise
lost" and the following sunday eve
ming on Paradise regained"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

THE secret OF greatness" will bs
the subject OF the Childrens sunday
sermon. by the Rev. Wills Varpsr
In the Methodist Protestant Baptism
and the reception OF members viii
follow this morning service The
Christian Endeayor society will have
charge OF the evening service The
monthly business meeting of the
church will be held Thursday evening
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

In the Trumbull-ave PreshytsrIan
he Rev. n. NJ. Huston viii speak in
The morning on suspicion" The
evening service viii he In charge OF
The Young Peoples society
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

The Rev Frank ~. Miner, pastor NJ
the Ninds Methodist. will speak In
the morning on The beautiful life.
and ip the evening. Ira " Jayne
OF recreation Will speak.
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

Finding the larger value" will be
the sermon topic of tho Rev . r
Stedman. In the Campbell Mefho-
dist, Sunday evening In the norm
ing. Dr. y. n Glass VIII speak
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

The coming or the Master" vii
be the topic of David c. King In th'
Higher Thought assembly. SUNDAY
morning. At s o'clock there will be {
unity meeting led by Mrs. Margare'
be meeting conducted by Mis-,
Greenstidel, and Friday evening al
o'clock. John Miner, OF Kingsvilie
will speak on Our birds, their In
telligence and habits"
The Detroit times., 1916-02-05

Mrs Eta Sadier shaw will speak
in the Central Methodist Sunday art
ernoon. at . o'clock Mrs. shaw. who
has been a mission worker and IL
now near the close of months cam
paign for prohibition. under the
auspices Of the w. e. r. Z. will have
for her topic. White slave traffic .
At 1890 O'Clock. Mrs. shaw will speak
in the Boulevard Congregational and
at 7.30 in the Memorial Presbyterian.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
FIVE MEXICANS
tconrnusd Prom vir-, v.s.,

heavy swords Mucio Polsnco broke
away fromehis captors and got one
hand locked about Villas throat be-
for" be- was beaten of
NeNi. Villa ordered the five stood
up beneath hug" archWsy where no
told them Dc would hang them Ropes
v'r" placed about their necks and
they w'r" i'rkcd into tho air but were
mot PERM ''d f0 die just when loss
of 'i0uenc-e appeared they would
Do" lowered 'u earth With demands that
ih'f reveal Tho hiding place Of
f"f-'- said to Do" hidden about the
ranch There were ru horses -o far
aa bad been disclosed rn, prisoners
were also offered 'l,ir live. ff ffny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
CHAPLINE ST.
man AND WIFE.
Nerv-Worth Worked Wonders
For .l.r. and Mrs. {. b. Bray

Here is proof that Wentworth is
the greatest of all Family Nerve
TONES. Read the following signed
endorsement:
Rau's Drug Store-My wife could
not sleep. Nervous. pains in side.
headache and constipation for seven
or eight years. We doctored consid-
erably with several doctors but got
very little relief.
We finally tried Wentworth and
have used four bottles and | want TO
say MY WIFE Is WELL. All trou-
bles mentioned above are gone.
Now for myself want To say have
taken part of two bottles (Nerv-
WORTH for my troubles. which were
Indigestion. constipation. headache.
was weak and run down. hardly
able to do my work, but it's different
now. feel fine. Good appetite. good
digestion. bowels regular and I'm a
better man every way. Work is cas-
Ter for me. I'm happy, cheerful ana
life looks better TO me.
I'm glad we found Wentworth and
will always have IL in our house In
case of emergency.
r. ID. BRAY
800 Chapline Street.
Your dollar back at the Rau Drug
Store IL Wentworth does not help
you.
our own guarantee back OF the fore.
going-RAU'S DRUG STORE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
COM MUNITY MEET
Held Last Night Well Attended and
interesting Addresses are Given by
Professors Atwood and johnson

The community meeting held last
hight the United Presbyterian
church at Roney's Point was "A success
iul AFFAIR and was attended by near
~ three hundred Of the formers resid-
lng IN that district \ musical pro-
gram was given. composed Of "A solo
by Miss Beryl Stoolfire and selections
ny the stone Church orchestra OF Elm
hroNe. irof. Horace Atwood. was pres
eni ana made an address upon The
Relation Between Science and Agricul-
tur". Prof -. NJ johnson Of Morgan
town. who b. to succeed Prof. Atwood
as ohio county agricultural agent at
tended the meeting and spoke upon the
Rural Ideal"
Al the meeting last night Miss Anna
Pryor. NJ L. Connolly. and
Mc'utcheon. were presented with IL
hrary tables for their efficient service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
SCHOOL BOARDS
HOLD CONFERENCE
STATE sc~s sggII.nIso1 or .unAL
BYEAK8-
Empha since Importance OF Consolidation
OF Small 8chools-Praisss work
In TrtAdelphiA District.

Members OF the boards OF education
OF the rural districts OF ohio county
tegether with district supervisors and
olnty Superintendent John ~. LaEear.
nsId conference last night In the
Woodsdale school building An rural
ing Was largely attended. Superinten nd
ent Lszear presided.
Miss Marie AmeS OF Massachusetts
n.hNered a short address in favor OF
Moman's suffrage. The principal ad-
dress was made by Prof. l.. J Hanifan
schools. who discussed various phases
OF rural school work
Mr.. Hanifan emphasized the import
ance or consolidation OF small rural
schools. There are 25i one-room schools
less now than year ago. In West Nir-
many schools. he said. In this way
more than 100000 has been saved.
Even N the cost Of maintaining CONSOLE
dated schools We're more. the adVan-
tases would be greater. the pupils OBJ
taining advantages OF graded work. Mr.
efforts 20 reduce illiteracy in West Nir-
ginia. and said ohio county - third in
the list or counties having ilntcrates in
proportion to the population.
Among the subjects discussed gener-
ally last night were medical inspection,
schools; Mr. Hanifan praised the work
being done In Triadelphia district. es-
pecially the manual training and do
nestle science departments
Among those present wee:
:. Jacobs Jr.. John "A. Lazear.
samuel Baird \ ! Washer. J ~.
Moore. Y. \. Alexander. J. Il. Stien. IL
l.. kimmins. william Stiehm. Charles
Snyder. Mrs. T. J. Jones.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
Redemption OF Portsmouth 6teel tSu
pany First Morrgaga nord.

Notice is hereby given that the entire
issue or Bonds. numbered one to six
hundred inclusive. OF the Portsmouth
steel company. amounting 20 $500 600
cat their par valued secured by a Mort
gage Deed OF Trust dated the first day
or April, a. ID. 1905. and duly recorded
IN the office Of the recorder OF The
county OF Scioto, and State OF Ohio, has
been drawn for redemption and all OF
SAID Bonds are hereby called for re-
compton on the first day OF April. A.
The owners or holders of the said
Bonds are requested to present them ON
SAID date at the City Bank OF Wheeling
1900 Market Street. Wheeling w Va
AT which time they will be paid IN full
with the accrued interest and rekremed
OF Trust
II the owner or holder OF any of the
sara Bonds shall fail TO present th-.sasne
TOT redemption. the said Bonds will
cease TO bear interest according 20 The
provisions OF said Deed of Trust
X. g. DALZELI..
trustee Portsmouth Steel Company
ALEX. GLASS President
q. W. HOOKING, Secy.
Observation-Disclosures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
1909 M'C0LL0CH
Is AGAIN RAIDED
ALLEGED POPULAR RESORT ON
SOUTH SIDE Il vISITEp
NJ oTFIcE3s-
Proprietor Beats II for the Hirh and
ngnty and Has Not shown up.
Witnesses Captured.

once more Deputy Prohibition Com
missioner Bert + Phillips has invaded
thst ever popular sanctuary at 1909 Nc
toiloch street. under the provisions OF
IN. fost Law. For once. however. the
oIhcer did not arrest anyone as pro-
lrietor. hut took his activities out on
nNe fellows who will De- called upon as
witnesses. All OF them gave bond for
thelr appearance before the next grand
Whether the proprietor used tn. aerial
route or not. the fact remains that he
made his getaway from the officers. \
smail quantity of beer was taken. Ac-
cording to the officer. They have moved
a ,hr plant from the first TO the second
ray ENersor arrested for yiolating
the Yost law MAS r.l.,s.d a., 80 -
$500 last night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
HUGHES WUHoRAws

.I...U joe patch HH fHt ruf.I|Ir.r..r
NuNCANTOWN " w March 90
Prosecuting Attorney = a. Hughes
of Preston county. Who announced his
candidacy two weeks ago as sue
c"e-ur f' Congressman W g. brown
from th" Second district. withdrew
from tho race here TODAY NJ Hurhes
stated that conditions did NOT warrant
Dol. staying In Tho race
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31

Arrangements were not fully COM
pIct"d last evening FOR the funeral OF
Joseph Luft. who died In the North
W he"ling hospital Thursday. but SER
vices viii be held al the home of his
sister, Mrs. Charles Cross. 3AiS Woods
street probably saturday Interment
VIII BE- IN Mt Calvary cemetery
Mr.. Luft was - years old. He died
OF Brights disease He was a mill
worker and for many years had worked
at the Whitaker-Glessner plant Nd.
l.uft was a member Of the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception and Fort
Henry lodge. Shields Of Honor He
leaves one son. Albert Luft. OF this city
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N NNii "ffI'fN. March go An In.
20 iirRfi.n lf fhr attorney general DO
fa back uf fHf rla. Ir tho rrIae Cd 49,
pune IH directed Il H resolution intro.
nN.rI N. senator MARITIME and 4H.pfsf
fH'IHN IN Tho senate
MANY rsrtf0ra foIrsf ir urrfnr tho
IN" lnffHtiEHNur They raH ths auF
.rn Increase iu tho cost .f rH.lffrs
Doe brought fHu-iH ri letter.. and f.fs.
hrtwa .f protest from fHeIr .unafIf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
MINNEAPOLIS SUNK.

LONDON. March 30, 43s p. ma
Reuter- dispatch from Malta today. re-
ports that the steamer MINNEAPOLIS
which was torpedocd In the Mediterran-
can last week. sank on Tuesday last
Word received from Malta yesterday
was that at last advices attempts were
still being made TO tow hcr into port
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. o. March Sa-MiSs
Haz"l Dent entertatn'd the members OF
the 900 club at her home. Mcdn.sda )
evening. Those present were Misses
Nelma and Hilda Campbell Augusta
kennon and Mechanics Louis Lindcmufn
1r. Ludwig, Matthew Hauso. Clyde An
derson and VIII Moore
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
Funeral of Mr. aenthar

untfal services Tor oliver & Cen
ther. 81. the aged and well known Main
street J'W"ler. whose death occurred
thursday, viii be held az the Bertschy
parlors. lOi SiNtccr/n street SATURDAY
AFTERNOON at o'clock. Entombment
VIII De made In Greenwood mausolcum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31

gripping revolver in each hand. or
dered the steamer headed toward the
shore. Other officers and members OF
the crew were likewise ordered TO
their places and told 10 put on all
speed for the Delaware Capes. When
the Matoppo came within sight OF
land. Schiller ordered a small boat
lowered to take him ashore Mean
while the steamers signals asking for
assistance had been sighted by the
pilot boat Philadelphia. which imme-
diately responded to this call and took
the small boat in town. disregarding
the threats Of Schiller, who still was
in possession of his guns. and threated
to shoot anybody who laid a hand on
him.
Steaming for the Delaware Break
water. the Philadelphia was met on
Cape Henlopen. Del. by a Coast Guard
power boat which had put out from
Lewes In answer TO the Matoppo's
signals Captain John 6. Lynch.
Coast Guard keeper at this station
who was in command OF the power
boat, made short work OF disarming
Schiller, who was placed in irons and
brought ashore. Later he was locked
up In the Jail here and the United
States district attorney al Whining
ton and the British consul general at
Philadelphia were notified Both are
expected here tomorrow
Has No Munitions
, First reports today. were to the er-
feet that the Matoppo carried a cargo
Of munitions for the entente allies and
that Schiller was in the employ of the
German government These. however.
are discredited by Captain Bergner as
well as government officials here.
Bergner denied emphatically that his
ship has on board any munitions. stat
ing that his cargo is a general one.
He said he believes SChiller's sole OBJ
jet was 10 obtain the large amount OF
money which he thought was in the
ships safe Government officials ex-
| pressed the opinion that the mans
mind Is unbalanced
Since being placed in Jail the pris-
oner. who speaks excellent English,
| has refused 10 discuss his alleged ex-
| ploits He said. however. that he had
/ been living for the past eight months
( at iobOken. and. for number OF
! years. had lived In England. He said
I he had been slowed away in the Ma
toppo for 1--WE days before she sailed.
\ partial investigation failed to dis.
close any bombs Schiller claimed TO
/ have concealed about the boat and
| Captain Bergner now believes these
statements were made merely TO In
/ timidate himself and his crew
See the Interstate al the Motor
I ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31

SATURDAY morning At s:3O O'Clock brief
~. .ut' al services viii BE- held at the fam
william ttermoholen. who died Tues
daN Requiem high mass will be- cele-
prated IN the Church OF the immaculate
conception at . o'clock Intermen, viii
be In MI Calvary cemeterN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
Obituary
Funeral OF n4r. marcp.roa.

services Tor Alfred Marcus.
law, Sol kraus. Wednesday evening will
pe held AT the place OF death this after
noon al /. 30 O'Clock. with Rabbi A n
silver. OF Eoff Street Temple. officia-
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
SECRETARY DANIELS
'cOntinusa from Sir., r.~,,


Viding means for establishing a fair
pllce lot armor or any other material
needed by the navy tbrougb a,,,.a.
ping government plants 10 Obtain ~,
could not be obtained BY contract q.
satisfactory figure 81
a projectile plant. Mr. Daniels de-
clared. was vitality important 10 tho
navy Win commercial concerns
NODDED with war orders from Europe.
sa'd' prices were going up and II
-d' virtually been impossible to oh
am "nat inc navy must have He
"uueu mat a government plant would
MAKE II possible 20 guard against navy
lH'eu ions getting into the hands or
possible enemy powers as was now
dliI"st certain 20 be the case. The
go rtary read n long statement show
Jug ,H' nuetuation in the price OF pro-
Jecules asked by bidders
When the 1914 bids for armor Micro.
ing projectiles were advertised Mr.
Daniels said. an English firm. HatneId
Limited. announced its intention 10
bid ~
10" companies usually furnishing
armor piercing proiectiles.' he added
apparently understood that Uafrero
Limited. would enter tho 0old and no,
Wiifstanding that the last pravlous
bIls or those companies had been
-" 10 $500 the Crucible Steel Com.
pany. Oh" Bethlehem Steel Common,
and The Midvale Steel Comparv 80
a. th" abnormslly low price ~ s3,s
$500. 1894 each These bide vc,o
"e.l under hose submitted bv ust
h'ld Limited. and that compar, couid
not obtain a contract"
Explained Request
Secretary Daniels explained ft,tbt.
request that the enlistment of Dr. no,
additional men be- authorized ttt.
year would BRING Tho force OF fr. -r
uro hrDd by thn general board bob be-
Iast communication ON the aubiaet I'D,
pf0NImafely $1,000 men DO .uyg..,
% That 'He hospital rorpe ba excluded
'fDm fho authorized enlisted sfr.rr,r
.n future al ir tho army While +r.
secretary iuOIehf lf Improbable That
more 'Nsr lI 600 men could Do emile,
ID Do pointed our thar with tho ann.
"rza'.0n FOR 1900 and APPROPRIATION
immediately available tho recruiting
.'rtI'" could Dol amr'IH.I -o ga. fo aa.
cur" quicker results
.' 'N' i.U'fInE opinions among
"NI'"r. Who have testified concerning
i1' u''r-sary compliments for efipa.
SECRETARY Daniels .aid That ono of
'h' most fnHIrr problems. as 30 was
'Il'H Two captains agreed as fY mo-
number NJ men they needed .rr.
Who'll" matter. hs added vsa being
worked "H' ns 20 board of officer.
Ih' .n'r'ar. urged fIs equipment
.nf iH' NorfDIt philadelphia ord ru-
f'' FOUND Nass Yard. for hsHt. con.
''l''.nn. ani fHr building .f bie
f.dur. af +uruIF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
SUB BASES POUND.

LONDON. March 30. . 20 n m--Tha
discovery by entente allied patrol ships
OF Tour hostile submarine bases among
the Greek islands Is announced in A
wireless dispatch from Rome this az
teruoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31

ne FUNERAL OF Mary Jane. 3-months-
old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lee HAget-
man, was held yesterday afternoon at
me nome, 500 North Wabash street Is
anu The Rev. W. g. Hartinger OF
thomson Methodist Episcopal churca,
was In charge. Burial was in Green
wood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

IN Atlantic city. First class cafe and
par established thirty-five years. ON
Main street. only two places OF its lima
In Atlantic city. VIII sell property
1908 Dorland Agency. Atlantic City. " ].
mr-30-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31

The last meeting Of the Tourist club
Tor TINS season. was held this afternoon
az the home Of Mrs. - J. Norris of
North Chestnut street \ program was
given and a dainty luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
SEALED PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO Manufacturers, Jobbers Me-
chants and Other who,esala nsaI-

Notoe TO manufacturers, Jobbers Mar
chants and Other Wholesale Dsahrs
EOIItE Is HEREBY GIVEN nm
iu' state Board OF COntro! OF the Stat
OF West virginia viii receive bid saiiy
az ats ouice AT Charleston. West Virgfnisy
LOT furnishing supplies for the sev.fal|
state institutions. the financial unanSse-
In'nt OF which IA vested in said Board
contracts viii be awarded TO the lowest
uladerS. quality considered, and other
htngz being equal. West Virginia deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
niShed bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-l-t Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
FOR SALE-Motorcycle

TOR SALE-Almost new, late model in
best condition. including extra inner
tube and full set OF tools Best quick
Wheeling ri"
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See the Interstate al the Motor
Show-"The car Of CONSPICUOUS value"
$3.50. Dealers, let Trimble show you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
POULTRY

THoEoUoHBHED Rose Comb Rhode i s.
land Red and Single Comb Buff Les.
horn eggs. Prices right II. H. Hem.
mann. X II No. 2. Wheeling. Wcst Va
mr-20-t apo
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g'h.stnut sfr..f t.r.~ar IL 49, -,
interior OF his stor. redecorsta3 his
week which improves tn app.srnnc.
ysry much
81 tho tathuIi, church March n pr,.
Father E,fr, of Hg,s,iIf. ufu d.It,.r
tho Is.uf,r services 4 cordial ip,'t,,-
tiou is extended tn the public
Mis- E.e, Lfr.. III N.tI. ........ d.
visiting tho family ~ nor aunt Mrs. q
" ba, OF West Walnut street
MR.. Lewis Fitzgerald Of Tefhsed.
was "a visitor her. Thursday
Services will b. held at 81 Nudr.,,.s
Episcopal church next Sunda, aftsrr.ou
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Entertained.

The sunday school class OF the First
". T.. church. taught by Miss EIizab.t h
Hogue. was entertained AZ tn. home OF
Miss Hoguc on Park street. Tuesday
afternoon. Games ana music were the
diversions OF the afternoon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
Magazine Club.

Mrs. j.. q. Harrison. Of Fast Main
street. entertained the members OF tho
Magazine Club at her home Wednesday
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
Breummer e. Hildebrand

Funeral Directors and Embaimsra
Corner Marhst ana rgveutv-secona -.
Telephone .Nf oven Iay and uIght
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
louis Is ert Ct1y

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTCRiAL EWBALMER.
tt22 and tf24 Main street.
Calls Answered Day or Might
Store Phones 635
O. = Uortschy Natl Phone 1s5s-R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31
PUBLIC SALE
FOR sALE-Automohil,

roR SALE incforef r.rf ,.it-...-.--
NiI. i' perfect condition Dor rarf..u-
land ver
roR SALE Automobile STA cylinder
toufiuE car. q. A. smith. u. n faun-
dry, hellaire Ohio ss-g3-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31

See the Interstate al the Motor
Show-"The car Of conspicuous value"
$3.50. Dealers, let Trir1bIe show YOU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-31

tn" next regular meeting Of the Bel
mont Grange viii p" held ApriI 5th at
3" o. m. The following program has
been arranged.
Roll 'all-Nhat . Think of Buying
From Catalogue Houses
Nalu" of tn COW Testing Association.
....... ......... ....... p l.. Bailey
h"cNhti"n ...... ...... Treuna Shipiay
HON" Nmus'mentS Tor our Bows ana
'tiFIF ...... Susie McGul
lrsDu-~lHu should W. spend our
money FOR more land o. leave our
children. sr more for their plsaSur,
and ours. while We are living
lu What Way DO Good Roads Rene
fli th' Farmers ..... AlouZo Thomas
song .... Lola Howard. willis skinner
How Much DO ANY. should Christian
Ncl'uc" 10 Encouraged g r. Patten
t'rltatiou ........ ..... Eliza D.war
surprise Feature 90 charge %. ....
.......... ...... Emma Gibbou.
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So q O'Clock fh. morning Schiller
released Captain U.rm,r aud. sou
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STATE CONVENTION
(conrnusd from rtrst PNrs

structive record IL has proven itself
impregnable to assault from without
Governor Commence.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-10
Superiority of Flesh

The charming station OF B. in Sa-
yoy aiycs assurance that its waters
are particularly eficacious against
obesity II il not rare TO meet III
the streets of this little place inn
posing groups OF stout danes who
have decided TO follow the rather
vigorous treatment there employed
10 transform themselves into sylphs.
To recover the slcnderncss OF youth
they resign themselves 10 macera-
ton in the sulphurous water at 90
degrees Cenugrade The tub in
which this bath is taken is intended
at most for two persons Recent
~ three hathcrs were introduced
into this narrow receptacle A
fourth appeared who insisted upon
entering the tub, whereupon one
% the naiads cried ont "Eh, mad
anne. don't you see that there is al
ready more meat Than soup 1t
Cri de- Paris.