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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

Mrs. Sarah Morgan and Miss Berthe
I.ssse OF this city, spent sunday the
guests OF friends In Warwood.
The new design OF the nEn scrooi
the local Jcwcler has been adopted
Mrs. Rose Webb OF this city. returned
last evening from Bellalre where she
spent the day with relatives.
Welsh and British tea viii be given
~ the home OF William Griffith on Third
street. Thursday evening
Tho l.aughln tin plant resumed op-
eftuohs IN full last night at twelve
Marty Branner OF West Hanover str.o,
me Martins Ferry Garage * TAX COM
pany agency.
The result OF the count OF the r,-reS
or mail handled by the local mali car
OF the week.
y part of the Rett!s property on Con-
SoId street: was sold saturday to Gladys
and Anna Morgan.
Mrs. William saunders returned to
htt nome al canton yesterday. after
visiting at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. Wilbur H"slop tor several days
- uiua!. june 10. has been set IS
, 's Gay Tor the bencnt OF the local
The case of George H. Rowlands ys
dohu henderson viii come up IN conn
mon pleas court at st. ClairsVillc Tues
James Bowman has been promoted TO
me Superint"ndcuCN OF the not mills al
inc rope plant IN St,ubsuEills
The stock of Easter flowers is said
20 be the largest this year than Tor sew
tral years past
several ot the local musicians attend
cd the memorial services held In XybeDi-
ms yesterday morning.
81. The condItion Of township trustee.
,tt"rse Webb. who has been ill FOR the
~ ts So NeraI months. remains UNI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
DARKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
Not a Trace of Gray Shows
After Applying Q-Ban-
No Dye or Sticky Mess
Harmless.

Do this: Apply like shampoo
O-Ban Hair Color Restorer TO hair and
scalp. and dry hair in sunlight. A few
applications like this turn all your
gray. faded, dry or gray-streaked hair
to an even. beautiful dark shade.
o-Ban also makes scalp and entire
head OF hair healthy. so hair Is lef,
soft. fluffy. lustrous. wavy. thick,
charming and fascinating. without
even trace of gray hair showing
making you look young again. Insis,
on having Q-Ban. as il is harmless
no dye-but guaranteed to darkeu
gray hair or money returned. Ask for
Q-Ban Hair Color Restorer. Only SOC
for big 7-oz. bottle Griest Drug Store
ll25 Market ST.. Wheeling. W. Va
out-of-town folks supplied by mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
MARTINS FERRY
Pneumonia Is Fatal.

Yesterday afternoon az the home OF
letters, on Crtw ford street. orcurrN'i
the death of Maize. their q-year-old
daughter. after a short illness Of pncu-
mona following measles. The child
has been 900 about a week but mr.
condition did not become critical mi
Friday. Two other children. both girls.
one aE'd MIN" and the other Eve wears.
are iu Crircu condition surferfnl,
from iIc same disease and last .Ventnt.
~ Wa stated that the death OF ths. older
.ll'H Wa hourl} expected. Besides n, r
Two SISTERS. Tho deceased girl is sur
N4N'd hy her parents. who have the
- .. tttHy 81 = most OF friends. Funeral
services will bc held from fba hon.. =
inc parents Tuesday afternoon nj .
o'clock IN charge Of Rev Barry r Hall
went viii DE in LinwoOd ,cruster,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
Court News.

M'N Thompson has Mod her r,tftIun
i"r divorce from walter Thompson. on
l'tlur' Co provide. she also charge
'Nit'm' '1uclfN. she asks fo. aumou,.
ana custody OF The uu, held Th. COM
pie were married hero iu October 1913.
EDNA Nb'l has uttered an action for
diNnUc. from Grover Abel They yyer,
married st N', EumIcy. ohio. Ami N
1909. she alleges wilful absence Tor
ihr'' years. she seeks aIimonN. custody
OF tho children and Injunction tp RESTRAIN
d'L 'ndaut from i-t.rf'fing with her.
Rose kid'r has been granted a a.
N'rD' from Charles Rider who IS now
s'rNinr term To tho california state
prison. she was awarded the custody
OF %. children
Tt. case 600 Katie ScuI vs.. David ".
Davidson. o. JI. was settled without d
trial. defendants agreeing Co. permanent
injunction which ur.y'ute them from
,uffiul timber ou rIliuuff4 prou,rf,
h' ease "f Andrew Thomas Sc D. NJ
Meredith. has been s,til'd az cost uf
plaintiff
Tho petit Iur. '.U.rr.- ON Monday.
April ~ and VII, continue until Ma.
nunIb.r ~ rFes-. the U.fCroV.th ar &c..
...t findings hy inspectors. a.. SGT for
ID1rIrr.
tlz'u simon has brought suit against
Geo 90 Cog. h'id''. trustee u: Lam nri'
fr.t.i bankrupt for Ihr recovery of
$3.50 %. which ars ALLEGES 20. -sut f.Drt
Euntu'. Austria. Geo tt. Itldl b4rA
just before f., bankrHut,N proceeding.
i' HiI e,- the money was appropriated
TH. case ~ THO Jefferson Realty
tamraUI N-. Arthur beltomo. tr which
PLAINTIFF was awarded Judgment OFF 60.
iu JI-fI.. lHw rr.s court. faa been arr
Do "a. 81 L' ,n. ''Ww"n pleas count. iEr
s.ua.-. alleged tH Do. due fog rent and
oafuaEe fu property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
STUDENTS ATTEND CHURCH.

NORGANTOWN. w Va. Apru 1G-
Palm sunday was observed ~ Go 10
Church Sundcy by The students ~
West virginia university az the morn.
IDS services Special sermons we're
preached bv the ministers and b. is
estimated Thai D-l out ~ the 500 or
more student. attending tho urivor- ifv
N''' 300 ATTENDANCE. TIL. is one ~
m1I. movements looked towards the
hrti'rWout of r''i4iou- life zoo West
Nfain.a university that are now being
i1sfer,d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
BELMONT REPUBLICANS
To HOLD BIG REUNION
ARRANGEMENTS FOR BELLAIRI
MEETING AND BANQUET HAVE
BEEN COMPLETED.
Event wiz ne Held Tuesday in Odd Eel
lows Hall-W Ills and Harding
Principal Speakers.

Arrangements have been completed
Tor the Republican reunion and banquet
TO be held 900 B,llsiro Tuesday evening
under th' auspices Of Belmont county
Republican organization. The meeting
and banquet Will be the most imTortaut
held prior Co the =tatc-Nidc primary
election in ohio. and ON this account viii
have a NAT iousl significance. % IS cN-
ptctcd that some OF trv big Republican
De present and 90 is given out that tho
nr~t gun lu fHt presidential campaign
viii De urcd al Bollairc.
Chairman Howard ~u'dektr. OF the
belmont county Republican committee
has completed il arrangements Tor tho
reception of uHt-ut-tuwE guests. iuClui-
Sol-ml .~. 10 is expected a dclcEati n
from Washington. l-i Ae senator War
ron -. Harding, VIII arrive about noon.
Iue celDastluu from Columbus led by
az o'clock. Tho reception committee
will meet the delegation and escort them
10 the Globe hotel
tn. meeting ana banquet will be reld
I'm odd Fellows hall. TuIrtIDth and Bell
mont streets. beginning 40 80 %. poo.
The menu viii Dor. served hy tho Wo-
mans Hospital Jusilrry and E.ru,lder' s.
orchestra viii Furnish uu-.. through
cut the evening. Following is the pro-
Invocation ..-.Ec.. Geo. %. smith. u. ID.
lufroiucrUry ...........'..
-. Ion. o.. s. iioIugsao-ih. ii. c.
Ius-tWa-fsr address VIM. Il. olson. Jr.
'........ Governor Prank D.. willis
irep9rcdns-- and Protection. Peace
- senator warren q. Harding
The Menu.
Eoliiuou Wafer
Roast Beef Brown Gravy
Baked Potatoes Pea rStties
Hot Rolls urttcr
Ice cream jelly Cake
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
Fancy Work Party.

INC I-I1I0"' Ma S0"I-1I N ITV0r-l
iafh VIII entertain with "a social aud
fancy WuLk party an tho rooms OF tho
bcllairc COMMERCIAL club next SsturdaT
Afternoon The local committee IN
charge ~ tu, affair o. composed 0f M,s-
DANES ". \. Seal. John e.. Nuth. thas.
o. Wise. william IrH. Justus Alum,
william IrauuuCh, Charles Mas-mal.
w j. campbell. a. T.. DratcnblsEn and
m Misses Lycc Iicatncuugton and B-r-
IL Iun.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
BRIDGEPORT


Hh'ral services were held yesterday
AZ ,'ruo"u from hi~ late home AZ River
rlh' over Tho remains of the late vii
u"in hu~hcA. who died AT his home We'd
H'Nday morning after lingering iIl-
ness. Inc services Mere Iu charge of
L''N. T.. T. tTinllonbcrgcr. pastor Of
me TRINITY Lutheran church and were
largely attended. The MaSorS ~
winch tho deceased man was a fusmhsr.
hdd charge OF the funeral Int.rmeut
was IN l;ly,rNicw cemetery ~ Mtrfir-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

o. l,cluty Sherln John Iddings. Nay,r
.,aIston. 'onStahles Duncan and III
-'liiNN ana Marshal Sauters. 81 ST.
hii"Eil.e ana several OF the police or
I.,rs raided sp'akeasy al N1rkvfIio
''LNI HaE evening. and tHcy were Er.arI..
..i lN'n =" mud e. gambling ioirf In
It',Ia' ION 10 the building The pfar.
@ sald is said To- have been run I,
l'eat men Fourteen players were four,i
900. iit'" ana on were arraigued no.
.sS'' .tA.it Il 4. oug. who fined them
t-- anu COSTS, while the pruuri.fo-s
M'tt hncd 500 AMI costs. All pafd ouf
ana were released later lu the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
AMBASSADOR PAGE RETURNS.

LONDON. April Is. sos p. m.-Tae
American steamship ST Louis sailed
from Liverpool for New York last
night with Thomas Nelson PAGE. Amer.
lean ambassador az Rome. and Mr..
Page on board Mrs Page il on the
way 10 the bedside of her brother,
who is seriously ill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
Two Classes rafer An

sunday was = day OF unusual Irfc-, Id.
lr - John Lutheran church. as ia.
1865 were confirmed during the d4..
F|.ti' Wa taken into the member 3. II,
Yi %. church. while al the evening s.r,
l.'- a 'itr- 81 adults was rsrfIyeF
special services viii Do. F.rt ~ 90
,,-reh IhHrsday and Friday oven.n-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
New Ordinance Proposed.

The city council at iis recent session
passed ou first reading az ordinance 10
regulate thy pool and billiard rooms OF
the city. No minors under u years ur
Sky VIII Dc permitted 90 play pool cor
billiards under tins ordinance. and The
closing hour was fiV,d al n L. m. \
fine of from S2O To- $50 Will b. impos. d
for Violations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
White Funeral Held

Funeral service over the remains OF
Mrs. George White. who died friday
morning. were held SUNDAY afternoon At
vices were conducted at j o'clock and
intcrmcut was made ia Davis cemetery
on Winding HIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
Grievances Settled.

lI'h crS and representative ot thr liner
national Union. The employers have
agreed 10 abid" by tho terms Of tine
HGr''t1'ut signed a year ago and dis
pcu~' with all clerks who have not and
VIII not Join The union. The Wag, ques-
u'n was not involved iu the dispute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
AIsmEN VISIT TURKEY.

tONSTANTINOPLE. April 16-Tso
hostile aeroplancs have flown over
tonsiauiirople and surroundings. the
war office announces. but no damage
done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

r |slmrrf And 10
thefr is arithinr. 10
nlfirr how sfrn'-
how apparently frtri
" may earm. % cam
niI. tf'n. assist OF Hr
any way comfort The
Cxprri7rt mother. 10 Lei
q Messing. And u1rb
O. o. remedy called
Nn'hcra Frferl."
l0u arpiy n over the
stomach mu-rica. n De-
gently ruii,ei on the
surface, AMI uatra
NNn mnHHfaH uH...H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

Tho twelfth annual aoraI b.z.,- ..
u' gwen IN the Armory hall under the
AUSPICES or the Modern Woodu,n ~
Nueil'a VIII open this evening and
continue throughout fhe w,.k - 90. 4
la uFrS VIII be presented each evening
ana dancing with q be a .-p,cialt,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

Palm sunday was observed ia all az
fnn local churches ycstcrda. aud fu.
Attendance Was unusually large Spa-
'iHl services were held boo several Ir-
81 hu'e-. huI} week services win a1..
Doe held .n The ch4r,hcs this u,.k.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

the city health board. have completed
plans for cleanup week. which begins
TINS morning. The city u.s. To- be given "A
thorough cleaning and the city authuri-
TICS Viii cooperate with IN, health de-
partWcnt IN enforcing the sanitary laws
% the state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
Believed Unbalanced.

zachary Etlmando. the Russian who
attempted II" murder his vile b. shoot
ing her through the window Of her hom.
mere. b. believed by the authorities TO b.,
mentally unbalanced. His WIFE. who
was wounded IA IN, right leg. was not
seriously injured. Previous To- coming
10 this city last Friday night. Elimando
wrote 10 MS wif. from Toledo. saying
ihat NJ had been commanded b. COD
L" XII her and that hc would b. here o.
The threatened strike OF 400 retail
CLOTHS mas been dN'rtcd here a. "A result
OF conferences this week between en-
carry out the command within a short
time. The people have been married but
one year ana Tor some reason unknown
10 the police Hs yet the woman has re-
fused TO live with her husband. Tho
threatening letter ~ iu the hands OF the
police. Efmando. who was appr. heni-
"a Nv" hours after the shooting. was
pound over 10 the grand jury. on 81. 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
STEUBENVILLE WOMAN
wins ALIMONY SUIT
COMMON PLEAS JUDGE AWARDS
MRS FoRsYrHE THE LuMP
SUN OF s3.575.
THIS Amount Represented ors-Half Of
Her Husbands Asssts-Attsmptsd
Aurdsr-Nevs OF stsubsnviiis

SIECBENNILLE. .. April l6.-Onc
ol thc most sensational allmony suits
ia me history Of Jefferson county vas
nrouEnt TO Close here on saturday at
ternoun. when after a three day court
session. Judge Carl A. smith Of the
common pleas court. awarded alimony IN
the sum OF $3.50 to Mrs. Agnes p Tor
sythe from her husband. Andrew for-
sNthc. former Held Manager Of the Ohio
Antt-Salooa League
The allowance represented one-half
ot her husbands total assets. less SlOo
winch the court deducted Tor costs Ths
aeicndant property was valued at
$500 and he had $2.te0 IN the bank
Gwen the choice between accepting the
cash or taking the property aud paying
10 the defendant the difference between
her allowance and the value OF the prop
She viii pay her husband Si.s7S In cash
MONDAY morning The plaiutift was
awarded the household goods.
The court stated that h. had decide a
on lump sur1 because the defendant
was in 80 health and unable to WORK
ana would be unable TO pay in small in
stsllmCnts
The court declared that the charge.
OF III treatment against IN. defendant
mad been substantiatcd by the evidence
anu that under the circumstances the
PLAINTIFF was justified IN leaving HIM
lie declared that both had contributed to
the accumulation ~ the a. sets and for
mat reason BE- thought % fair that there
should b 40 equal division of the same.
The defendant was on the witness
stand In his own behalf FOR over four
houts on SATURDAY lie admitted slap
pins his wi'es' face on one occasi "a
i when a bill for over s3eo his wife COZ
tractcd without hts know ledge was rem
dcred HIM. He dsied all allegations Of
cruelty and abuse. denied ordering his
dauS inter- from III" house because Sh,
washed a pair OF silk stockings on sun
DAY or that he had ever made any IN
| SITUATIONS against his wife Ia family
prayers. a. had been charged. He de.
clarcd all his family troubles We're due
10 ms Nlfc.s eNtravagances ana that Ter
action IN leaving him was due To the
adNic" OF Hon. Marshal y. DuNal whom
ne termed a disturb,r anu trouble
| maker In his family affairs Mr. DuVal
| figured prominently In the testimony
| throughout the hearing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17

placed at work excava,ing for the foun-
dalton.
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'IIU iI.f... H....| I l nd. "
sani'ar. '.I. ~1 r.r ...4.. sm
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Briefs and Personals.

q. J.. briggs spent sunday with Bel
o.. }, y. camden was In from Sycamore
valley Monday.
Mrs. Matte Bushirk and Mrs Amanda
hak'r were Wheeling visitors Tucsdav.
Miss Adia Ford Of Louisville. was
tran~dcinE business At Wheeling Mon
DAY and Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dcarth. Of Zancs-
vic. are visiting Woodsfcld friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Gillespie and chill
dr,n. Of caldwell have been the guests
or Nlliam l.ougfclluw and family.
The ". e.. r. O. will meet Tucsda,,
afternoon with Mrs.. T. T.. Boyd.
John Hard'sty. OF NUtpnsburg was
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
Monroe county Oh News

Moose ridge. llDruHrrrl. Lucas and
company t~ building f.r ~. o. starch
"u Hickfork o.. o. Cunningham anil
.Uupau, No. ? j. Schneider viIl start
80 ldduc FIRST OF the week. FI.keus Dii
md Gas .ompaur~ NO. 3 j.. orange
drilling 90 1000 f..t Jackson ridge.
crawford Bros. and M,cuo haV, TX
completed Tor 80. D. D. Walters. ana
VIII commence drilling nest week Syca-
more valley. Johnson oil company SO.
D. ID. o. Parks shut down ur account
~ boiler trouble hat have resumed
again. same company has tx ou l0,s-
ZION for 90. 90 lUEcr smith aud
Norh"rtr 80. f6 Martins Eros. drilling
90 1000 foot S smith and company
drilling 40 200 feet az so d John Tav-
Iur Miltuu-buIG. Miuuu-burg Du come
Usu. have located $50 -sHrH .I.r
heirs NatltaI Gas ,omuar. drilling ~
1850 feet at ~. D.. o.. Taylor -faudt
and company $50. Do Fred 'i1rH i- l
ga--sr 600 lime sand. SIMPSON and
company moving machine drill Co SO. g
g. 70. Kerr. Middleton and company
lufdirr rir fo driU 500. d. VI WH.I
I"t' Land 'I Dumytus IlN. ug come
nI.f.. fur $50 Af.iItdtr N.rfrrs-
...E Nl company rIrEIuE up Gf $50 a.
EfIuk EurNhfiHI star. NHUIu. .H.'
lno G1- company ba.l1ire rz for $50.
g. o. Buckle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-17
WOODSFIELD

WOObSFIELb. o.. April IG--C. :.
Sidrkcy 20 John FeHStcr. - acres.
switzerland township. -1U.
Peter SmithuurEcr To- n. T.. smith
burger. lol.oi acres Malaga township,
$4,000.
John VI. Stup. Jr.. 90 =. ". Stecd.
50 acres. Wayne township. 81
i. SmitNhurEer TO Francis y. smith
burger. li3 acres. Bethel township. 3d.
$50.
-. ~miihburger Co George s. RIrN-
hart .ll3 acres. Bethel township 81. $50.
". v. TUrubcrry To- Jacob Hon. fu
acres. Malaga township. 81
Thursmau Spriggs Co =. =. Eruhack.
lot %. Wuudsteld $3.50
Frank lrich to Thomas iulrich.
$3.50 acres. summit township. 81
Catherine Iirich 90 John =. Ilrich.
ii'N ~ acres summit; township. $500.
Frank ilriCh Co Thomas tlrich.
acres. summit township. 500.
Dale Williamson 90 John william son.
81 acres. Jackson township. yfuU.
celia Mci~erd Co tathariro BurbaDhsr.
part lots 80 aud D.. WoodSn,ld. $1,000.
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Mooney. OF Woodeicld. and Edward T.
Mooney. Of Oklahoma city. Okla; three
y,,aughtsr,s; Mrs. ~. Martins. Of
New York city. and Mr.. T.. l.. Edwards
q columbus. 80. His FIRST wife. wls
died October %. 1907. who shared his
JOYS and sorrows for % years one son.
frank. aud one daughtCr. Mary, rrcccd-
rd COL. Mooney in death. lie Is also
~urN lived Toy II grandchildren aud Il
gfeai -grandshlldrcu. \ large number Of
"H -oi-to~u guests and relatives from
various cities throughout the Union at
tended the funeral The noral offerings
were profuac and beautiful
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-29

Is again forcibly brought before the
people. The \. II. c. A. has done a
wonderful work in Perth Amboy DUR
ing the past year.
Even though we may not PERSONAL
ly make use of its advantages, we
must admit that it is one of the great
upbuilding forces and for that reason
alone Il Is worthy Of our support. The
membership in the Y. M. c. A. does
not cost much and when we consider
the privileges to be secured as a re-
suit Of such q membership, it Is well
worth the money. But, even though
we do not take advantage of these
privileges it Is money we'll invested
for the interests of Perth Amboy.
Any institution Of this kind. intend
ed for the upbuilding of the young
men and the development of manhood
along right lines, should be eneour~
aged In every possible way When
the workers, who are devoting the
next five days to maintain the STAN
dard of membership Of the Y. M. G.
A., call upon you, therefore, look be-
hind your personal interests to the
broader field that the work covers and
be prepared to do your part toward
maintaining such worthy instituaon
IN this city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-29
WIPE OUT THIS DISGRACE

If the Democratic county organiza-
tion desines to maintain the confidence
Of the people and strengthen its posi-
tion here, II will urge upon the Board
Of Freehelders the necessity of doing
something to remedy the hole in tho
wall" II will not do to let this most
important matter lag until the free
holders come up for ne-election and
then jump In and make grandstand
play. The people will not be fooled
by amy such tacties
The Board of Fnaeholders were
elected last year IN good fahh, and
the dllatory tactics adopted in this
sih0ae Ia the walf' matter are ddsap-
pointing. The party is Bound TO
suffer MS a result. The Democratic
county organization cannot escape It's
responsibility in this matter.
Rdght now is the time to wipe out
this standing Disgrace upon Middlesex
county
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-29

three children and could not raise any of
them. bat since I have taken the Gem
pound / have bright baby boy. I
advise every suffering woman to try it
and get relief. Ithas done wonders fur
me-"-Mrs. CATHARNE GooDLING, 1888
E. King Street, York, Pa.
When medicine has been successfnl
in bringing health to so many, no
woman has right to say without try
ing It, II do not believe it will help
me" There must be more than hum
dred thousand women in this country
who, like Mrs. Goodling, have proven
what wonders Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound can do for weak and
ailng women. Try it and see for
yourself
If there are any considerations
you don't understand, write
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(confidentiaT, Lynn, Mass.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-29
SrRrDAK, sEPTEmBER 20. 1916.
DERTH AMBoW
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companies.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1916-09-29

The active work being done by the
beard of Trade through its secretary.
Hugh Lynch in an effort to secure
for this city the $ia, 100000 govern
4nent arInof plate plant, is, at least.
giving Perth Ambey a great dead of
favorable publicity seven though the
plant should not come here 1t shows
that we are on the job and ever alert
for all the advantages that a munich
pality may secure.
We cannot Impress upon the eoun-
szy toe strongly the qualifications Df
tfss section for Misunderstanding pur-
poses The facts .and figures set be-
fore the officials at Washington in
favor of bringing the armor plate
plant here, may reach other sources
and persuade private interests TO
+ come here even though the govern
ment decides upon site elsewhere.
All such publicity as this Is we'll
worth the money spent in securing IT.
1t Is placing Perth Amboy on the
map; II makes known our advantages
. TO the world. II the Board Of Trade
does nothing else it win be accom-
piishing a great work in this regard.
Sooner or later this is bound to bear
fruit
BY keeping constantly after all
such purposes as this we are bound 10
win in the long run. The city has
everything to gain and nothing TO lose
by such agitation.