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Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-28

Next January another Connecticut legislature will go into session and one of the good jobs before it should be to wipe out our existing archaic and ridiculous Sunday laws and to write new ones in conformity win the facts. To leave on the statute books a lot of dead-letter laws is to create a sit uation. fraught with danger, to make possible an oppressive sort of local political blackmail by the enforcement of on-enforcement of the laws in question, and finally, to encourage public disrespect for law and order. No amount of crank theories can jus tify such a situation.-Bridgepo Tel egram.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-28

You look like tramp!' she tells her husband. If you knew how awful man looks who hasn't shavedI' (Mumbles from abashed hushand)
 Well she pursues, you shaved six times day before we were mar riedl You always looked as though you came out of a bandbox! don't see why you can't be as careful now as you were then! You simply don't care what I think of you!'
 Whats the user asks her hus- band. If it wasn't my whiskers that trouble you it would be something else fast enough. If you couldn't pick on me your ifes occupation would be gone! Lem1ne alone!'
 Hastily transfer my shocked at tention to the table in front of me, The young woman there is the trail- ing arbutus kind, with big languid eyes and long white hands and floating scarf and the faculty of giving you the impression that she is draped and wound around her chair when in real ity she is sitting in it. like any other human being. There is absolutely nc use,' she recites in heart broken voice. No matter how try cannot please, you, Carl! You don't like any thing I do or wear or say or
 Great Scottl' woars Carl sottc voce. his delivery also hampered by g mcuthful of eslicken. All I said was that there wasn't a button on a single one of my uTdershirts this morning HOT a alarmed pair of socks! Seems tC me might expect
 That's just 1t, interrupts the ar. 1 hutus- one signing. You always ars expecting something and You don't dC anything yourself! Why, before WI were married you jumped at my ever9 wish and now it would take a derricl 1 totnove you if the house was afire ana was locked in the upper storyi Yol
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-28
WOMAN 4
 PHYSICAL WRECK
Tells in Following Letter. How She Was Restored to Health by Lydia E. PinIxham's
 Vegetable Compound.

Milwaukee, Wis. Before taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-28

Well, you've got two safety rag ors,' came from the birdlike woman just then in a peeved voice. 'sIts just downright laziness on your part!'
 :" If you'd only say something pleas ant to meI mourned the arbutus one at this juncture, grievedly. "Aly fate is hard to bear!'
 ''By this tIme," said the confirmed bachelor. T grab my check and tot ter out. ready to burst into tears over the sufferings of my fellow men. So you see-
 'Huhl" said the married man. But my wife isn't that kind! Any of these kindsi Come to dinner with us and see!"
 Nope" refused the confirmed bach elor. Shed have on her company manners! I dare you to let me sit at the next table, though! Chicago News.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-28

never pay any attention to me except to find faultl How am I to know if buttons are off when the maid puts away the Iaundry2 think it is a ter rible lining for a. woman to hamper her development by constantly sewing on buttons and becoming a domestic drudge! If you appreciate my higher nature"
 Tn despair" continued the con- hrmed bachelor, T twist my ear to- ward the table on the other side. This woman was so pretty and stylish that was certain of her happiness but, believe me, she was ragging her hus- band between every two bites! She did it so artistically, too!
 Dearte,' she said sweetly, If you only would try to please me and not make such awful remarksI You em- barass me at every turn! It is awful when one Ilas to feel constantly apol- ogetic for her husbandl I don't like to have people think you are a. jay, but how can they help 1t when you ask whether one eats aFtichoke with a spoon or a knifel Your very best friends might understand that you were joking but you aren't witty enough to get away with 6 thing like that before casual acquaintances!i ! just thought I'd dfe-before the Jes- sups, too! And I wish you'd learn to 1 tie your neclxtie correctly, and why don't you brush your hair back the way up to date men do2 And, for heavens sake, get some new shirts 1 And if you'd only remember to use 9 whiskbroon1 on your clothes once in g year or sop
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Both Claim New Jersey.

TRENTON. y. j.. Nuv. I.-Onc uf the
most exciting campaigns in the hst"ry
81 thu stat" = about closing in New
Jcr:.r and both tn" i1,,nurrttS and Re-
publican campaign mama T.rS express
the Htur$. '.uItirc!Gr,. in Il NirtOry FOR
their respective, SiG"~
BESIDES tia. "!"rli":. .; 4 f'r-Si,ieu:
and Vic" President. ia Which NV T.r-
soy - particularly irt"r"yjrG hccau&e
shlS is tn. hone. state NJ President VII
son fhrr: i United state Senator -
be chosen I" >r;.'r'"G james f.. Mart nc
il"MHCr:It. - r"H"rCSSm"r to h" elected
md q Successor ~ h. chosen - Cover
nor James +. Fielder. f,.'u"crut Nine
90 the twcut$-n'l STATE senators ar" 20
he elected as we'll AZ i!c "utire nnt!i-
h"rShip "f the h"u$c a. assembly
Republican Stale Chairman EuSlree
is claiming ;he state by 1Q. non plurality
end Democratic STATE Chairman Gross
cup makes similar claim for Demo
cratic success.
The Republican candidate Tor United
States Senator is Joseph n. F'reiiugIltir-
son and State Senator Walter T.: Edge
is that partyS candidate 10: Governor.
United States Senator Martins is a can
fidatc for rc-c!cctiou and H. Otto Witt
penn. is the Democratic i7lberuaturial
nominee. TIN. present representation Of
New Jersey in tn" United States House
or Representatives is Eight Republicans
y TO continue the same way The Re-
publicans also have an advantage. SO far
as the assembly is concerned because
the asSe.uh! men ar" elected ~ large
III the counties and not b. assembly dis
trlrtS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

ties Tonight expressed confluence that
their rHndidalrs would br victorious in
the eject ion Tuesday.
y strong campaign has hc"u made in
TIN state for President Wilson, hut Lee
publican leaders point confidently 20
MiuursnlHS long string "i bis: Republic
can inni"rifi'> anal III" iar; that The
combined Tart -IsnuSrirll vote IN i9II
vas itG. i9u "r ~. TGi m."r,. thuu Wilson
p"iiri aud pr"plI's: q Hughes victory.
G. o. P. C:a:ms N Dakota.
tiH'H' =. y. Nov. ".--l.' iHIhi,in
i'ti"rS claim Nurlh DRh"ta~ HurIiial
Republican majority shuuiI niar.. This
state ~ tur Hughes ""iiImIt u"Nt TUrs-
hal. ha' III" lively campaign carried on
~ !"hI i;Irk".. treasurer - IlI" tinted
-t"'.~. f.: i'nri"r !. M,tumi,,.i.'> seal
- III. rHi:"d States s"nn;r ua~ last
"''in' u"uh' uu IT." uuiruln,. Democratic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
She FOUNDiEAL
REMEDY 4 LAST
HAD RHEUMATIC PNo ~ o,In
OERS AND Arm VIZ
Hasn't Pain Or he uo.,
Nc Stoma IrouoIc No"

"I-n,n foprd real Trulrcy lVt
my ,orf,;,ion : CUntiuuaity Suo
S;3~ ~. Shn,,,la-ld arms with some
him FOR rhnnm,m which suffered
WIKI in ~nOuide CIV! a. III
pains would Cor"N'! M, A"'S'
aran;nr .nL Ing | did scented 10
r,1in,,n n,n ,,,,, was atfrCt't, with
ss,hn,, ,on / 49, or s,um"iG:nc was
n,oL;;n- 49,, w., uHd run down. | MAS
,-o,,bios .,.,.:,ilu:'u"SS nf breath 4
u.btIn ~. GU: aft. noticing the
60, -a.,I,. eia.iinUrs rt mine rot
So, .ot,;.,., tl!ac hou@h; sOn, ana
i1aven't n OF ache ard Go nos sat
sar u.;tb ehrlCS~ -: breath rn". I'm
fec,inr yn,,,r. much Younger aad
,n,,., s.y II !t,.iln% well and enjoy
re solonG health once more. thanks
49, ~ n"mledirine." said Mrs. Alne-
~, -, ros,sid;ng at eos North VA
basS streeTheeliug.
Wthnn blood becomes poisoned
win uriccid and other impurities
t.re"n;no o the system YOU MAST
enow the dneyS are talterin@ Or fail,
mo in pr duty OF filteriug and
rIsansinne blood. Pains in shoulder
arms. its and back. headaches.
r;zzv SIS. and kindred symptoms
nsmaliy,low very quickly aud TO re-
MOVE tcause of this We should first
Thing rect the deranged condition
~ thedneys. These vital organs
When rking tremendously and no.
1nally.ep the blood pure. For this
Taniatre National Tonic. anu
s,ors. kidney and liver remedy Has
no Cd and should be taken at once.
+hugh trial is recommended by
+honds in this city and vicinNy.
Takleir advice and get bottle %
day C. H. Griest & Co.'S drug store.
1l5Iarket street. Wheeling. tSoie
ass for Tanlac in Wheeling.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
South Conceded 70 Wilson

AILANTN. I, u. N"r. WILT! the.
electoral T"t" az tn. Srii,i; ,.ntr-tI.I r.,
;hr President. interest III Turx.i:,,.'.:
elections in tnHt S""t!un crui..r. IN
FlOridaS Eub.rnat"r:al n.cht h., yy....,,
the regular Democratic ":,n@:d.:, and
another p"tuurrat rInuin:: ir:,i,,!",.:,!..;,,-
~. AMI congressional "".it"StS ~ tiia
few districts. particularly -: T,tr"~....
sud North Carolina mitjril 1T" MT 80, l..
n"rf"crat!".
". Y. KH"jt. WHO WA% .i.,- .,c"I -"
-, .:inGratic canaitia;" :"r D.ry. ru"r -:
Florida after a recount -: second cF.:.i".
primary votes IN twenty rn!IHti.s. is ";,-
posed by Sidney +. Cats. original, n"i.cr
~ the nomination who's" mar" ,inr"nr~
,.ft tho hailO: by petition - certain f",t.i-
nrrsts and IA Prnhihi,iri randi'!At" as.
well. This constituted aim"Sc the oniy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

rnlircnins feature .; the campaign III
: Il" south states.
Certainty .: -lc:;I"m - @"E"''!'H |"
tl:.. six Democratic candidates Tor mo
njI"d States Senate. those from Arkall-
So E"irrida mississippi. tennessee.
Texas and Virginia. I.tk"wis" little. IL
,l.,. .r:.;,,,>i,,r,. will hn offered I" ninety
40 l'..ui","af f. ,.u,iidIi'~ Tor nae lower
irHds" al .'..USr"SS irum ii"' southern
states. Kentucky :iuI !:iriI'"d. The Re
i,Iuiirun= C"Ht-ud Nh! Wist "!":i oh
ercSSinrn from ell ven districts. although
!i.r!- nos ipId only ;uIIr. n" brn'n-
r::t,a cnnc"dN h" E"r'ih!;"an:' only twu
districts in T"ur"$S'.'- "i!ti 'HnrrSS lhn!r-
s"!r"S AS hntrg "nnHd"u. az Wrestling
rom :!i,. FcrTU;,il rHt;.' 20" e,rc :. o..
hoy hold II. E'tTG:ui:, ami N''r' f. ''rr".'r.,'
ana from III" i'ror"HsSivr% 'h'.:t on" dl~-
rrict IN Louisiana. rns Republicans ~"
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Peunsy 100000 For hughes.

'uTLApt:LrIEiA. Nov. 5.-t;~ruhi;-
I l.ader> il Ii:"ir final pr. !'.rtion
at"r.nt$ t'"ivht rrcoii't n.a i"ritI
mot I..~~ Ian ."".""N for IIUGhrS IN
'"nn$yi,auia. WIi:" liz. Democratic
oadsrS d"".:r" that ti..r., - = lighting
chance t. carr tho stat" t.: I'v.Sid"u.
Wilson. l."a'i..rS of both parties admit
that mWcn Will depend on what proper
ton Of tn" 4i4.r!i Roosevelt voters here
III 1912 follow their leader back 20 the
Republican party.
William f.. Crow. tfl. Republican state
chairman. declares that il weather Con-
ditionS ara Suci! rs IT, make ruSSibl" Il
heavy vote. the lead "f Mr.. Hurllr,: over
President Wilson may reach even over
""n.hpu. II" also predicts that the Re-
publican representation in Congress-
FROM rcunS yivaEi;L will he increased 10
Il members, possibly thirty-thrc' with
Il lighting chance for on, other. The
Democrats arr also hup"fui "f iurrca&-
ing III" Iulnh.r oi Democratic. nnSrcs S.
men from this state. The race III nIauy
districts i close.
Overwhelming nlajoriti"S. tor t!n Re-
publican randiiat"$ for State Treasurer
and -Audit":' General and for philander
=. Knox. In" I:rpublican candidate TOR
United States Senator arr also predicted
by ;hc Republican leaders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

membership has returned IL the ltrpiIb-
lican ranks. Republican State Chairman
Edward ThurStun claims everything
with the vXrrptium OF thu present Demo-
cratic state minority in Congress. with
plurallticH FOR hughes and state caudl-
dates OF from $1,000 to lu0.puU.
Democratic Sttl" I'hatrnun Michael
\ u'L.rary, comedies nothing hIy"nd =
majority Tor congress and stale i'EiS Ia
Iitlr. He iuuk% for l'rIhhrratlr nlurnli~
liz, un lin. MAJ iDmni. senatorial! and state
ti.E,te vuryiug from .. Ung Ia ~. Uun
\ urulrtIlre vii! hr lie elect ir'u go u
| 'uiI",t states senator H.! l'"' p'""li" d.
f.....i and senator Il"nr! Cabot Lodge
rs ~ ;uIIS iHr, a r"p;iIIr N"t' or til"
.rf,. .ff.s,. since II" resi- Hn''h from ia"
[4't.uaI linuSr az Representatives 70
..i:,.; ;h. I'uilcd states S"nHi" III lS""-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
In west virginia.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. My. ...--Not-
ers in W.S: Virsisia on u"Nt Tuesday
will elect presidential electors. United
States Satl;ttor. SIX congressman and L
state and county ticket. They will also
,-nt. on two :ll.r ndm"ntS to tn? state
constitution. or ir"Viiug for CqUat
suffrage and ~ ",h"r for al' increase
in nav for MERGERS "f III. county court
Three par,irs D"Iuocratir. Republican
and Socialis; arr represented ON The
ballot. rh.. a,orn"N -G"n"ral rendered IN
opinion barring tn" Prohibition Harty
:rr,n ua;ti, Iatiu% IN ~" election b"-
,.,rer III. tat" election Law .:u'.> not
r:.,.nrniy,, rs = u2rty owing ~ the
small v,i.-juil",i IN t2l2.
I:ritnd I;,t,'S S''i::teo:. ". f.. '';ij,nn
IS a ca0,tfa l. for r"-"!",r'i"" an the
Ne,rn,.r;.G 'i,i...i. Il" i hc!u@ ""r"Scd
nv conrcSS:mau Howard Sutherland,
~. pr; hlic%' candidate.
ira ! Robinson. t"rnrr member Of
no Sin enc Court OF Appeals at West
Virgin. is thu Republican. John ).
r-nrnIvl. tha Democratic. and VI. S.
JTnIt h. Socialist clndiiai" for Gov
crrn. Th" Republicans have wagcd
thai -cauraigu on straight party pcin-
.i,,I while tn" Democrats haze based
40: principally on an anti-Statc i'd
,njstrati"E platform.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Faction Fight In Maryland.

BALTIMORE. Ea.. I.--With party
hes sectniugly :nGch confused and FAC
vnal strife especially pronounced with
the Democratic ranks. unbiased po-
,:tic;,l observers H.&&;;tt. about predict
ing ,uc result al urNt Tuesdays cleo
lion in Maryau,j rrc pcin"cratS feel
that dcSpii" til" unrHuccai"G bitterness
between th..ir stat" AMT Ealt;uior" city
orcauiHai iuti> IN" sta" Will 20 S:t"Iy
Democratic nu 5iIr uthGv hand the re
puhlicanS claim th"y have better than L
nghtinS ci:trp.,. Tor "i.;ory. on til" sur
fac.. there Was only u moderate inter
est in tn, campuiEa.
Maryland elects ., nii"d states san.
a,o, IL addition ~ IN SIX members "f
;h., ttouS., Of Representatives. y Pro-
addition n>eaS,;r" ais' VIII IL. voted upon
in Baltimore. and =" remaining wei
sections 81 ,nc StI1.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

! managers declared ar. l:UrNc will defeat
senator McCumhcr 10y 7.0un. and predict
n Wilson plurality OF 5000. Tho Rcpub.
IICinS d"clar" iinv"rnor hughes will car.
~ til" state ny 90 .nu or more predic.
a Met nmh"r plurality as 3n.UU6 and tx.
ltHt 10 Gi-Cl their STATE ticket with 2
plurality a. "U.Jur for Lynn j. Frazier
';tiihi!tir f"r governor.
MI. WAFEtE. Wis. N";.. - .
i.'rhu'ld", Democratic stat. Chairman
makes ia" claim Una. ITvs!,"nl WIIi car.
- !h" ~tH:" ~. .""'ur iO.rn" ~ ~. uUs
plurality, Will" ';.'r&r y. West, chair.
m:aH ~ I'll" Republicans State ComH.i;
tee. places Ciarl".s r. iii.=hes' plurality
q; NOR" lhnr 2J.UUu.
Tin" general "ptI.nf .tp1.HrS :" y
. Confined Oh Page Fourtecn.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

from the hghtariff laws enacted and maintained by
the Republican Party and from trusts and commercial
conspracies fosteIed and encouraged by such laws,
and we assert that substantial relief be secured
for the people until import duties the necessares Of
life are materially reduced and these criminal conspr
acies broken up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

1T HE high cost of living is serious problem in
every American home. The Republican party
III its platform, attempts to escape from responsibility
for present conditions by denying that they due to
protective tariff.
I'VE take issue with them on this subject and
charge that excessive prices result large measure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
LOSE OF CAMP IGN
CONTINUED From, Page seven.)

.duitiun 10 Legislative and county OF
rs. Delaware will elect 4 Governor
utenapt Governor. attorney general.
urauCH commissioner. state treasurer
/ AuditUr Of accounts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

nj Of gaining Two districts in Tell
\, three ia Virginia ana iwu in
T,CarUliua. AIR Hughes spok" in
Iisee and some Of the ahlrst Rcpub-
asnmpaignerS have APPEARED there
rs i'm North Carolina.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
Both Claim Oklahoma.

us Democratic opponent is former
Mayor John +. Fitzgerald, az Boston
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06
The Broken Promise

The Democrats Pledged Themselves to Reduce
the Cost of Living But Living Expenses
Are Now the Highest on Record
FOLLOWING IS PLANK FROM Their PL4ThORDlot 1912
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-06

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. N"v. -
Democratic and Republican leaders f"-
'uS"d their attention today um tn" ai''
parent rulllill"nru Of tia. Socialists ;h;rl
tIi'' t~" other ORGANIZATIONS to CIV"
them victory. Tin S,"iuii-tS p"iitl f.
quo voices III lIl@. Republican leaders
to-day sad lh"ir rIurll!t. in 'IklHh"r'rH
VIII H." FROM .nmm H. 2,r.u"n. while the
Democrats "lHu'"i hey VIII "l"'t their
ticket H. in. accustomed plurality .?
"a. "uh 'r'' iDrT".
Both Sides Confident.
-. .iNl'l.. Mimi. EuV :,..-i.".r,!.'TS
-. both l,.r.Ii,ltu and IL mo !uf ~ oar
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Continued Oh Page Fouitecn.J
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-14

Several days ago, we suggested,
editorially, that it would be a good
plan for Berkeley county 10 have a
candidate for the Democratic nomi-
nation for State Senator. And we
suggested, in the person of Mr.. G. b.
Wiltshire, Democrat who would be
exceptionally strong. not only in Ber-
kelley but also in Jefferson county,
where he is widely known We felt
that the suggestion OF local man for
state honors would be meet with ap-
prevail and SO il did-eXcept from the
little ring that operates the World.
Evidently the suggestion of Mr..
NSiltshire's fitness was a bitter pill
for this ring for they replied with an
editorial that was actually funny be
right of few gentlemen composing
one little faction of the Berkeley
county Democrats. to select the par
ty's candidates was being intertered
with. The ring and the World got all
"het up over the idea OF Berke-
ley county man going TO the State
Senate-particularly a man who can
stand by himself and one whose vote
they could not deliver TO the coal oil
and gas interests. II Mr. Wiltshire
felt that coal oil and gas should be
made to help bear the burdens of tax
alton instead of the town people and
farmers, Mr. Wiltshire would vote
that way regardless of what q few
local bosses might say.
= Then the World says thar the Jour
nal has no right to make suggestions
as to Democratic candidates, yet We
will give $500 to charity if, when our
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-14
WHAT WEAK WOMEN NEED
We Have 1t In a Remedy Containing
the Three Oldest and Most Fa-
nous Tonics Known.

Ninol contains the three oldest and
most famous tones known to medi,
cine, yiz.-the medicinal extractives
OF fresh cod livers. without oil pep
tomato of iron and beet peptone.
That is why Vinol is such won
derful remedy for weak, rundown
persons aud TO restore strength aft
er sickness Read this testimony.
Savannah, Ga Il was weak, ner-
yous. rundown, had no appetite. and
could not sleep, had tried medicines
without any benefit, and one day the
nurse asked me to try Vinol l did
so and it made me feel like new
woman II has restored my strength
and can do all my own Homework.
would not take anything for the
good Vinol has done me" Sarah
White.
We return money in every such
case where Nin0l fails to benefit the
purchaser
NJ A. Snodgrass, druggist It
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-14

I suggestion as to Mr. Wiltshire appear
ed the journal did not have more
Democrats for subscribers than the
World has subscribers of every kind,
on condition that the full circulation
of both papers is proven by audit
That is our answer as to which pa
per has right To make suggestions
regarding the Democratic party The
World torgets that the people should
have some say in the choice of can
didates even if the bosses who oper
ate the World do usurp that right
But in their rage from having their
toes stepped on, they state that Mr.
Wiltshire is candidate for council
man but that we should not urge him
to attempt anything with which he
is unable to grapple." That was I'M
kind. But those who know Mr.. Wilt
shire. know that not only can he
meet any proposition that may come
before him in the Senate but also that
he will meet it as he believes is right
and for the best interests OF his con
stitnents
The World is in wrong-the people
want a local man to 20 to the State
Senate, one who IS Independent. The
World wants an outsider to go and
one who can be handled.
We firmly believe that should ar
Wiltshire be given the Democratic
nominations he would have practical,
ly no opposition from the Republi-
cans And We are equally confident
that il he will announce his candi-
day berkeley and Jefferson Demo-
crafts VIII defy the ring and nominate
him by large majority.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-14

Buy your Wan Paper and Paints
from ENTLER & NUDGE. 4 4 lo'
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-04-14

BOYS rifle clubs; $40 Life members
943 annual members.
During the past three months tan
uary lst to March 81 1916 inclusive
the National Rife Association has
gained in membership as follows: I
State Association; l Regiment, 10
Civilian Rifle Clubs; College and
University Rife Clubs; 10 School RI
fe clubs; Boys Rifle Clubs; p Life
Members; 1877 Annual Members
The National Rifle Association was
incorporated in 1871 and since that
time has been the one active agent
in promoting rifle practice in the
United States.