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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

marshals. which meets there on July
The excavating for the building OF
the new home of the Guaranty Trust
company was completed last week and
the laying of the concrete foundation
pillars begun.
II. A. sumner. chief engineer or the
Rock Island road. has resigned. ac-
cording 20 a report Sumner made the
plans for the ClOudcroft road. one OF
the finest pieces of engineering in the
world.
Maj y Lapowski stated this morn
ing that he viii soon leave for Austin
where the state encampment Will be
held. i'm company with the local mill
tary company Official orders have
not yet been received for the transfer
of the company.
Civil service examinations were held
yesterday afternoon in the federal
building for positions in the customs
service. The examination was con-
Quoted by J. II Adams and g. A. Kline.
There We're 90 applicants. among whom
were three women.
The struggle for the position Of fire
chief is apparently unchanged today
krause, Holland and Mitchell resting
on their oars The election viii likely
80 10 a second ballot. as the race IS
believed TO be very close. with all three
men doing their best
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
UNCLE WIGGLY AND THE COWS.
BY HOWARD r. GARIS.

sbortcake.~ said the rabbit gentleman,
/ as he and susie walked on
! They had not hoped very far before,
I ali Of a sudden, they heard sad voice
@0h. dear, III never find them. 1
know I WON'T Oh. dear. 7 don't see
what they wanted 10 80 hide away
I from me for, just when I'm in such a
hurry. It's too badi"
That sounds like trouble" said
Uncle Wiggily-
1t surely does agreed Susie. 81
Just then. through the bushes. came
bursting Jackie Bow Wow. the little
PUPPY UOg hoy
oh Uncle igEIly-Susie" he cried
Have YOU seen them ,"
~Whatg' asked the bunny uncle.
Mother Goose's cows was the an
swer- she sent me TO find them in
the fields near your farm, but the
cows aren't here 7 can't find them
anywhere. and I'm in hurry to get
back TO play ball with the boys
Wen help YOU find the cows said
Uncle Wiggily and he and Susie
looked also But no cows could they
find. and Jackie was getting more and
more anxious
What seems 10 be the trouble2"
asked voice. and there. on the fence
rail sat Daddy Longlegs
II can't find the cows said Jackie
Look over there spoke Daddy
pointing one of his long legs. The
cows are i'm those bushes" and surely
enough. they were
How did YOU know they were
there asked Jackie, as he barled and
drove the cows home TO Mother Goose
10 be MIXED.
~Oh, we Daddy Louslegs always
show where the lost cows are was
the answer That's what were for
Thank YOU. very much" said Uncle
WigEily. You see. Susie the Daddy
Longlegs did favor after all"
y see" said Susie and then she went
on home over the farm fields with
Uncle Wiggily. while Daddy Longlegs
era wled on the fence looking for more
lost cows
And, if the table legs don't stem
i'm the milk pitcher by mistake and get
so tangled up they can't dance with
the napkin rings III tel YOU next
about Uncle Wiggily and the short
cake.-Copyrigh 1916, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

Questions and Answers
hare noticed a small. round bald spot
n the middle of ny head, for about n
year It IS about an fHcr square. aud
cannot fcc1r ny hair parted because Of ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
If Too Fat Get
More Fresh Air
BE MODERATE IN YOUR DIET ANn
REDUCE YOUR WEIGHT. TAKE
OIL OF KOREIN.


Lack OF fresh air IL is said weakenf
the oxygen carrying power of the blood
the liver becomes sluggish, fat accumu-
lates and The action OF many OF the vita
organs are hindered thereby The heart
action becomes weak work is an effort
and the beauty Of the figure Is de-
stroyed-
Fat put on by indoor life is unhealthy
and if nature is not assisted in throw
ing il off a serious case OF obesity may
result.
When YOU feel that you are getting
too stout take the matter in hand al
once Don't wait until your figure has
become joke and your health ruined
through carrying around a burden o.
unsightly and unhealthy fat
spend as much time as YOU possibly
can IN the open air; breathe deeply. and
get from Kelly & Pollard. the Peoples
Drug store OF any druggist a box Of
oil Of kOreiu capsules. take one after
each meal and one before retiring at
night
Weigh yourself every few days ard
keep Up the treatment until YOU are
down to normal Oil OF korein Is ab-
solutely harmless. IS pleasant to take.
helps the digestion and even a few
days treatment has been reported to
show a noticeable reduction in weight
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
tLT TNCLE WIGGILY. are you go
ing TO take hop over your
- farm this morning. asked

TNCLE WIGGILY, are you go
ing 10 take a hop over your
- farm this morning. asked
Susie Littletail, the rabbit girl. as she
walked up the front steps Of the bunny
gentleman's farm house, where he was
4 sitting on the porch
why, yes, Susie. I generally take
walk over my farm every day, TO
see how the things are growing he
said. why 90 you ask me-
Because I'd like to 90 with you this
time" answers the little rabbit lassle-
some day 7 NAY want to live on
farm myself and IL would be good
, thing for me to know all about Il
Z Indeed il would Uncle Wiggily
agreed There are many tn-.S .1S
learn about a farm III be nappg 80
pleased If you viii come aiohs WI"
And maybe ven have an adven-
tUre." laughed susie 7-,.1s
W5Egilv cried. making his PINK 1Cse
twinkle so that 10 looked 1870 50 a.
= strawberry tart nav - ~ sGors-
adventure in some time come aioli7'
Z So the bunny gentleman ana me -l rei u,
hit girl went along togelnet' ~ -ssl =,
nav. over the farm Onele 49,
FEo-l-.J S,.sie where the lettuce was
f--ovrfnr- where the carrots hept ne
ve11ovr uoiuted bodies hidden ullueL ~
brown earth until u vas us ~, ~ 41,j-ss
? 10 be pulled and many Ol.tsI t-L-I7-
t-IowinE on his farm Gid the bunny
uncle show 10 susie ,.,-s-,--
All Of a sudden. as they were loVAlHS
20 see If the pop corn had MADE llsel-
f1+o basebalIs susie gave cry
.Oh. Uncle WiEgily- LOOK al Jn9t
,.+-~ s-f-arF'' exclaimed the little rabplN
eirl. I'm afraid il viii bite me II
SIDE Miss Muffet. On. dear
. where is the SPIDER asked I.e
tbunnv gentleman, peering through MS
ei. ..'T6erer~ and Susie pointed to a
fence rail on which something was
IL: Il, f. a.bis one said Uncle Wiggiily.;
ssFSuf Z guess IL won't hurt you, susie
a.Tndeed and T viii not" the crawl
ing creature said Resides. I'm not
spider. l- NJ
litelv But you look like spider and
crawl like one
said the crawling chan but 90 MOI
spin a web. am Daddy Longless-
~Oh. I've heard about YOU said
Uncle Wiggily. Pm sorry susie mace
a fuss about you 49,
.Oh. that's all right" said the DADDY
Touqlees kindly I'm used TO 1.-THE
girls screaming when they see me,
for 7 do look a little like a spider
though ] would never harm anyone
; I'm sure you would not" the bunny
szIucle said You may stay on my
harm as long as you Ike and crawl all
over my fences
Thank you" the Daddy Longlegs
replied You have been kind TO me,
and il is not often anyone acts that
way toward me. II ever I can do you
or any Of your friends, a favor. shall
pray do not mention it," spoke
Uncle WiEgily. politely
How could a Daddy Longlegs do
favor2n asked Susie. as she and the
bunny uncle went on again over the
farm
You never can tell said Mr.. Long
ears. Stranger things have happened.
Let US wait and see"
Pretty soon they came TO where
Uncle Wiggily was growing some
strawberries. and the ripe red berries
looked so nice that Susie and Uncle
Wfggily stopped to pick some to eat
7 must come over here soon and get
enough for Nurse Jane 10 make into a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
If Threatened
With tuberculosis

You must pay proper attention to diet
and living conditions. and get plenty
Of rest and fresh air and good food.
Many life claimed by this affection
misht have been saved ny timely at
tention to these matters. In msnv
cases however. rundown svster7
needs assistance Under these circlIr,-
Stances try Eckmau's AItera tive a
ilme treatment which has the unique
luailty or being e lily assimilated bv
The average person.
GIVE Nature every chance. but
strengthen your own chances bv US
LHe ms preparation. which often has
erected beneficial results
o undue claims are made for II. but
II has helped I'm many cases. And il
$ sale 10 try. for it contains no oDi-
ates. narcotics or habit-forn7inc drl,rs.
From your druggist
Kelly a Pollard. Enoblauch DRUG
Co. Peoples Drug Store
EelSmnn Laboratory. philadelphia
Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
ii YEARS AGO TODAY
From The Herald of This Date. 1902.

1.-THE Democratic convention Of the
saith judicial district Of Texas
viii meet tomorrow morning AT
the court house for the purpose OF Sc
lectinE candidate for the position OF
district attorney The most likely
candidates for the nomination OF the
convention are judge j. T. Harper and
judge Seymour Thurmond. while George
Estes. of Pecos. is also out for the 20
sition. It IS generally conceded that
judge Harper has the best chance OF
winning the nomination. although It
Is believed that there viii be a hard
fight
Forrest Hammctt and Charles
Stevens have returned from Cloud
croft
c. 3. Eddy returned last night from
an extended visit in Chicago. New York
and Denver.
City attorney John T. Dyer and his
brother, Felix Dyer. went TO Santa
Monica this morning.
Chief Of police White left Saturday
night for Galveston TO attend the state
convention OF the association Of Texas
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
Beauty Chats
For Daughter S Beauty

CHILDHOOD ~ ITSELF is beautiful,
girlhood as charming-but it is in
the young girl that the seeds Of fu-
ture beauty are cultivated. At no
other time of life is there so much
danger of running the looks. Nor is
there any other time when beauty
may be, so to speak, induced.
The health Of the woman depends
on how the young girl is brought
up. As she is growing fast she will
not be so very strong, if she bends
too many hours over a desk; her
spine will curve. giving her a mar
row chest fat bust, round
shoulders. She needs extra good
food during the whole period of de-
Yelopment from about thirteen to
eighteen years, food that will build
the flesh that shall turn the angles
of childhood into the curves and
graces of developed womanhOod.
The food should not be over rich,
for the digestion is capriciOus at
this time, and the complexion is apt
to suffer. Few girls get through
without outbreaks of pimples. and
blotchy, mottled skins. Those that
do will have an extra beautiful
complexion when they are women.
1t seems a pity that civilization
demands the greatest amount of
study and confinement at this age.
Indeed, if your daughter is the least
bit delicate, it would be better to
keep her from school a year, and
let her run wild in the country or
by the shore, till she is round and
rosy.
Her development, which means
her future carriage and her figure,
depends on her health and care
during these years Of growth; her
complexion depends largely upon
this too, the thickness and length Of
her hair and its tendency to early
grayness will depend on how she is
cared for while a girl.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
Ell PASO MAN VISITS
Los ANGELES ENHIRIr

Los Angeles. Calf. July &c. E
Irvine, Of Ell PasO, was q recent visitor
the big exhibit Of southern CalifOr-
mia products maintained free to the
public in the Los Angeles chamber OF
commerce
He also attended the lectures, NOV
ing pictures and concert that are a
part Of the daily program. The ex-
hibit is the largest of any in the coun-
Try maintained by a commercial or
ganizarion- Mr.. Irvine expects TO visit
the nama-Pacific International ex-
position at san Diego, which will re-
main open all year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
Chocolate Cream Pie
By CONSTANCE CLARKE.

m o make good pastry requires
L practice and care. good -four and
the best shortening thoroughly
chilled; it should be touched as light
ly as possible. made with cool hands;
and in a cool place. Puff paste re-
quires a brisk oven. but not too hot
French pun paste used for this pie
is made as follows: Take equal
quantities OF -four and butter-one-
half pound Of each; put the flour on
the paste board, work lightly into
1t haif-a cup Of butter. and then make
a hole in the centre. Into this well
put the yolk Of an egg. a little salt,
then make it into a paste with cod
water; knead up the paste quickly
TO-moTroW-CToV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
AAYR,ST SSIS15U . REMENV
" SIOMACHaosSSI!
OH DOSE VI q . CONVINCE

Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers Of the
Stomach and Intestines. Auto-Intoxiea-
tion, Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis and
other fatal ailments result from Stomach
Trouble. Thousands Of Stomach suffer
ers owe their complete recovery to
Mayr.s wonderful Remedy Unlike any other
for stomach Ailments For $40 nv E-aIl,- i
Pollard Potter Drug Co and druggists
everywhere-- advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

would advise you to try electric stinula-
ton 10 wake the roots in this part OF the
head Consult a beauty specialist
Haze heard much OF Dr. MueIIeT's ere--
csSes. Cen you tell me Gnytiang o. han,
or Of them F-Teocher.
Reply-From time to time some OF his
exercises viii appear here IN this column.
You can md his books at any bookstore:
II not in stick they will order them for
you He is q Danish lieutenant.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
By Edna Kent Forbes

CGn yol gre nc tonic to jrin1 sas
hairs hersf-cGnGdiG1 W01ida.
RepIv-If you will send ne a self-sd-
dressed. stamped envelope I can send you
= recipe for good tonic; but frankly. I
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
Copyright by George Matthew Adams

should be safeguarded. as they may
marry unha ppily.-COpyrigh 1915, by
Mcclure New spaDer Syndicate
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14
100 Rooms Of Solid Comfort

Hotel Savoy Overland and Stanton;
everything new. strictly modern: cant
be beat for price; $3.50 week up.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-14

and lightly and rol it out Line a
pie pan with the paste, and bake in
"a quick oven. When cold NJ this
pie crust shell with the chocolate
custard.
CHOCOLATE CUSTARD - Bring
two cupfuls Of milk to the boil in a
double boiler; then take from. the
fire and add a half cup Of sugar, yoIks
of two eggs which have been beaten
together to a cream, two squares OF
chocolate-melted; replace on the
stove and stir until smooth and
creamy, add one-fourth cup of corn
starch dissolved in little milk, stir
all the time; add one tablespoonful
Of vanilla and pour into the baked
pie-crust shell; when cold cover With
a thick layer Of whipped cream
n Roast of Lamb.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-09
A. l.. BOURS, 85,
is DEAD AFTER
LONG ILLNESS

Allen l. Bours. So Years old. died
in his home. No I59 Charlotte ave.
Wednesday morning after a long
illness Mr. Bours was horn 10
Geneva. y y. ana came tc Detroit
So years ago He was newspaper
man and tho owrcr or ucvs au-
I,oU ar one time. He W.. also an
,Npert accountant and q member Of
'hc state board OF building commits
sioners which bl'll Tho capitol at
Lansing
Mr. Bours leaves e. widow and tHo
sons Treoland G.. of So % char
Iortoave. and Dr Robinson Bours.
Of Milwaukee The funeral will bo
bold from thc residence Friday aft.
ernoon With iu'armcu, In Joncsville,
Mich
The Detroit times., 1916-11-09
"Thank God Old Michigan Did
Not Dip Her Colors!" Cries Billy
In Telegram to The Times

Tho crowds those two dry songs
Ns Tho airs we're as catchy az the
words it was simple task tn teach
these songs. and usually after a
lesson lasting about Gyc minutes
Tho entire audience Of men would
ho shouting these ditties with such
spirit hat they could hc heard for
a block outside he building
Tho id Of having bIg colcbra.
tiCn in Detroit over The dry victory
in Michigan. as outlined in The
Times Wednesday with Ruly Sun.
day at tho head of a great parade.
is catching tho uUblic fancy and Tho
tentative time now set FOR the big
.ont- -is early In February. when
Billy will be i'm The west for fcw
DAYS between thc time hc finishes
hi campaign in Boston and opens
in Buffalo
Members OF the local committee
who are planning for the celebra.
ucu havc received assurances from
DRY workers all over the state that
thoy viii GLADLY participate In such
q ratification celebration. and IT, ifs
expected that the parade will have
I'm limo nearly 100000 persons, many
bands and floats and other features.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-09
WOULD ENLARGE
ELECTION BOARD
Lodge Asks Council For Man
to Give Whole Time TO
Elections

Appointment of new city on
cial. who will devote his entire
time TO election preparations, may
be the result Of The radical change
in the local election system in the
last Two months
Aid Lodge broached such plan
in the common council Wednesday
night. and aldermen looked kindly
on 1t. A resolution directing the
corporation council 10 prepare an
ordinance for the additional mem
Der Of the election commission was
adopted
The tremendous volume of work
that fell 90 the e.octi,n commission
right ar the start and the election
day confusion duo 20 incomplete
preparations are considered argu
ments for the appointment Of an
official who viii devote 2ll his time
to elections
There is a0 almost unlimited
amount of work iu connection with
elections and there snou'd be some
body with nothing to DO nut pre-.
pare for them nov that We are Try
ing 10 make elections real ones. cN
prcssivc OF the popular will" said
Aid Lodge "If No are 20 main
tain this ideal Tho election ma
chine must boz kept constantly an
der care
Tho pr"soot members of Che ei,C
tion commission are heads OF other
departments n he city government
and cannot devote bur portion ~
their time 20 elections
The council adopted tho ord.
nance requiring that each trolley
car passenger must have so cuh.
feet OF air while riding which
makes II unlawful for cars tp tu
oyercrowded The o. T. B rernHf
Ing plan was not taken from fao
table
PrintInE--the plain neat kind-thst
The Detroit times., 1916-11-09
C0UzENS TALKS
TO Statesmen

The No,embc~ OF Salosmanship. 90
th" omcal organ Of The Worlds
Sslcsmanship congress. and pub.
hshcd in Detroit. contains much lm.
pcr'ant Information for statesmen
and business men I'm jt is tho
pooch made by the president Nor
sal 4 Ilavkins ll meetings or
salesman .hlp clu,- i'm New York and
Pl .adclphja oct IS and ~ u
covers tho -coI, of the congress
and tho WY ITS work is being car
ried ont 'Fru craftsmanship clubs.
b, underlying idea conveyed being
that business ,oday must be- done
or basis Of human merit and scr.
vice. and not ON a basis OF just gold
and sllter'
James C1uzcnf contributes an IN
torcsting article ON tho saluc Of the
bonus and b., power 10 prevent 'ho
us" OF mon as machines In Nh
Couzcn's opinion. 'au employers Who
ar, able 10 raise wages -huuld do
so The result viii be- that other
employer Will hr compelled To- meet
On, rmec. or retire In favor OF some
BODY who know. how and indus
trial unrest VIII hegiu TO disappear
4 uumucr OF articles ON trade con.
duions in Tronoc and Russia look
jnG to an increase ~ trade with
these countries at rho close OF tho
war. and articles dealing with the
psychological side ~ salosmaH-hlp
make MP q valuable number
The board Of trustccs which gov
erns Tho congress Is composed Of
Hugh Chalmers. Hrury Ford I'd
ward Hines. Chicago - " JcVoff.
81 Thomas Upton. London Joseph
Mack. VI j Murphy Barley J
Doyle. Philadelphia Bentley a.
N,n. Dllurb and Edward A
Woods. Pittsburgh
The Detroit times., 1916-11-09
DOremus and Murtha
Only Successful Can
didates
=. O. p. COUNTY
TICKET WINS
Wet Majority Is Less
Than 10000; Home
Rule, 1000

With returns from Wayne county
practically complete it is now dedn
rcly established that This county
has delivered irs vote 70 he Re
publican ticket by a large plurality.
U nov appears that only fwo Demo
Gratis survived .Ac Hood OF votes
aga!nsr The Democratic uckts
The latest returns with only a
tew scattering precincts missing, in
Gicata hat Frank T. Doremus, Demo
crat. teat OFT Hush Shepherd for
Congress lrou the hts' district. and
that state senator James Murtha
Democrat hal triumpnoi over Dan
icI = Wade IN thc second district by
q small margin
Tor president. Mr. Hugbcs -cceiv-
cd lt least 10000 moro votes IN this
county than did president Wilson
The plurality cjscn 10 Sleeper for
governor over Sweet is even great
yContInusd or TsEs Tbres.'
The Detroit times., 1916-11-09
THE WEATHER

Detroit -rd vicinity Thursday
ntuht und tridnF overcast weather
colder trurEhtg fresh suufh 81, e~feris
gales shlftiuE 90 west sud uurthwrst
Lower NUchiunnf overcast ihur--
da, ntght md Iridarf colder tonight.
tpprr axes Fresh wcst~rls uinds
beromluu southwest on tridHrF over
Gust Ihurydur uikht and Friday
probably rstn on Lake sup, rior, frt-
dHN.
lower Iukrst Er..h ~su Invest
shifting Co northWrst sales. rata foi-
to,v-d hs rtsurIUW thursday nlghtt
TridHN partly ciputl Hui cstder.
sforpl southwest ,,sruinC display
~ $3.50 u. ~. &C Detroit nud uu tnk es
Erie ord Ontario fresh -nuthv ~-t
guI.s ~hifting 90 west md northwest
t,NHht.
tiEhsst temp~tnture this date "a
the past 90 ,rnf~, 90. IN tSS3i lowest
~. iu fpt2
one year aEo today Highest tenn
peraturr, SIS lowest, t2t mean. tsI
clear weather.
lac .un sets st atiT %. M Tburs-
day and rises st Tld =. m- EstasS.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-09
CANDIDATES RUNNING NECK AND NECK
|lP|V0TAL STATES; HUGHES HASEDGE
IN MINNESOTA; WILSON IN CALIFORNIA
The Electoral College

Observation-Disclosures, ~ Arizona, 3; Arkansas 8; Colo
RADIO s. Florida 6; Georgia, H. Idaho & Kansas TO- Ken
lucky l3; louisiana TO- Maryland s.; Mississippi 10; Mis-
souri, Is; Montana 4 North Dakota, Nebraska s. Ne
vada 3; North Carolina l2 Ohio "a Oklahoma, 10; South
Carolina g. Tennessee 2 Texas, 20; Utah t. Virginia 12
Washington, 7; Wyoming, g. Total, 256.
Hughes-COnneccut, Z; Delaware, 3; Illinois, 20; In
diana Iowa. l3; Maine 6 Massachusetts, lS Michigan
Is; New Jersey Ia New York. 45 Oregon Pennsyvan
IS; Rhode Island, 5; South Dakota, s. Vermont 4; West
Virginia, s; Wisconsin, 49, Total 243
observation-disclosures 49, Minnesota, u; New Mexico 3;
New Hampshire, t.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-09
THREE -YEAR-OLD
BOY Is LATEST
AUTO VICTIM

Frod,r.rk Seaug three Years old.
SO. 5If Nlfro1 ~ cast was almost iu
s'aufG Killed. Wien struck hy an
utomobtle driven by G r McCarty
80 5Et So Nubin.ave- early Wed
nasday evening in front Of his home
Ncyarty ,a- arrested charged with
ma9slauchfer. and released uu g. oo0
Hal
The Detroit times., 1916-11-09

Winona Lake. Ind. Nov. 3. 1910.
The Times. Detroit, Mich:
Thank God old Michigan did
not dip her colors 70 boofe! She
went mo the Hght singing De
Brewers Gig Horses Can't Run
over me" and surely the boys
with the dinner buckets must
have had vision OF "Mollle
and the BABY" when they went
INTO the voting booths. ! kno"
all heaven must be shouting
over the great victory.
WILLIAM A. SUNDAY
The foregoing telegram was re
o.tyed by The frmc. late W"dnos
das afternoon ir reply 60 ono sen
H. The evangelist informing him tha
tDe state had gone dry by heayl
v,tc.
For the benefit of those who 81,
no' attend any NJ the tabernacle
meetings 80 may DO explained tha
the songs about the brewers horses
ord Nollir and ihc baby were f"a
ured iu all of Wlly Sundays booze
setmons In Mich gan Wherever The
evangelist took 90 shot a. the saloor
evil Rody" was present to teach
The Detroit times., 1916-11-09

WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. ..
With 400 precincts In West
Virginia missing, Hughes leads
early today by 3,44t Recount
was Hughes it3,Doo, Wilson toe.-
$50 This was a swing back 10
Hughes OF approximately 100
since 10 O'Clock last night.
cornwell o., for governor,
was mainta HE lead. Re-
turns gave Cornweli 1i3, 100;
Robinson CR), i1o.S5o.