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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
What Thin Folks Should
Do To Gain Weight
Good Advice for Thin, Undevelopod Men
and women

Thousands Of people suffer from rE-
ccsSivc thinneSS. weak nerves and ieeole
StUmachS who. having tried advertised
ii.Sh makers. Cnod-faGS. physical culture
stunts and ruh-On creams. resign them-
selves To lifelong skiunincss and think
nothing will make them Fat. Yet their
case is. not hopeless. \ recently dis
Cnvrr"i combination q: asSimilatlFc
agents has made fat grow after years OF
thtnncss. and IL is also uncQualled. judg-
ing from reports for repairing the waste
of sickness or faulty digestion and FOR
strengthening Tho nerves. This remark
able 1rcraratinu is called SarEol. Six
sfrrnEt h giving. ;at-rroducing Assiml!-
ativr elements Of acknowledged merit
have been combined IN This preparation.
which is endorsed and used by prominent
;,cnpi" cvcrywh"r". Il Is absolutely
harmlrSS inrxprnSiv" and efficient.
\ few weeks systematic use OF SarEol
should 90 FAR !" produce flesh and
strength by correcting faults OF dises-
ZION AN! 10y supplying nnur!shinG fats {"
lin" blood. II not. every druggist who
soils +: IS authorized 10 return the pur-
rhas., price Increased nourishment IS
obtained from N" food eaten. and the
additional fats that thin people need are
thus provided. Raus Cut Rate Phar-
macy. =. II. Gricst Co.. and other lead
ing druggists supply SarBol and say,
thor L. = Largo demand for st
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
WARW0OD
Sermon to warwood Masons.


on this coming Sunday. October 80
evening. at 7:i5, in the Warwood Pres
hytcrian church. there will be & special
sermon TO the members of the Masonic
fraternity. residing in Warwood. The
pastor, Rev. z. j. Carson. will preach
on The Pillars OF tn" PORCH topic
of interest 20 all MasonS. A program o.
special music Will also be rendered.
All Mascns living in Warwood. bot,
belonging 10 lodges outside OF Wheel
ing are invited TO attend. The commit
tee in charge has designated the Glen s
Fun school house as the place of meet
ing at 1:l5. whence they will march IN
Il body to the church.
TO Greet Pastors Family.
The Ladies' Of the Aid Society OF the
NJ. f.. church met last night at the par
sonaGc Ia welcome Rev. j. &. BucHIey 5
family. on their arrival The affair was
in the nature of n houSc-warminE. and
the ladies provided delightful refresh
mcntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
WHY THEY HAD SOUP HOUSES IN
GARY

"A little less than TWO years ago
there were soup houses in Gary. III
diana, What was the trouble?
There had been 4 certain theory
put into application in an act THE
Underwood Bid passed by Congress.
II was theory which paid srant al
tcntion TO the demands Of American
labor :. . 1t won't 10: IL Is an
American theory. stand here for the
Republican doctrine Of protection to
American industry. - Hughes. at Hor-
neil. y. Y. Sept. %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
TWELVE INIURED-

CONNELI-SNII.TE. IN. OoI -
Twelve persons wcr" injured at last
ono seriously here tonight wien -
street cur on til" line TT III" West Tenn
halfway Coinpan? JUMPED The track
am! overturned on Il sharp rurT". Frank
Wolfe. aged is. suffered Internal in-
jurir$ and his condition is critical. To-
Ecpit NanSil. aged IS. had ali arm broken
anil III" others received bruises and
larrrat ions. Siirl"ry rnilS are h"liryru
10 lave been the cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
JURY DISCHARGED
IN MCDANIEL CASE

ST. JOSEPH, Mo. Oct. %. The
trial Of Oscar u. Mcdaniel, prosecute
ing attorney al buchanan county,
charged with the murder Of his wife,
Mrs. Harriet Moss Mcdaniel, WAS
halted again today. As result, the
accused prosecutors tat" will not be
decided until after the November
election. when he is 4 candidate Tor
he office he now holds.
The now trial was made necessary
here lat" today BY Judge Thomas L.
Ryan. judge Of the criminal court
when he decided that the vcnirc al
ready empanelled had been influenced
so that an Impartial trial was impos-
Sible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
N U T ! c {

FOX ia" c1uy"Hicrr" Cf the i,IJl.r who ra;"rni:e
th;s '".l, 4u, !g.st and passenger with then
:i',s a:G f45r"l business C::rciv. N"adIg. hcUhrf
!:rd there vii H. IlGrT sal" a. III" Tenth S:rc"'
s,,I Fl., Stta<t Wheeling Waiting Romans coupon
;n:s Sc ,,gs THESIS tags ate If tE. d"nuI;.trl;iw
- lIr aisd &C. whiriI "!ti i.Git i!rS thereof vii
a:r'i: under t,!S '"iU.amv'S tariffs aud
ma. hr .,utLrascL! N 'iuauty .es;rcu
q. :Hr ai,.gr ta.-. The" taSS are made w 81
ih..- sruI;ri,a Lee .'ra'h,t she !T"ilagr
h7 The S!!i-"i i-"h "rGInH ~ t. contain Ill" r3:''
- Rii.isS. 81" ,iIi address NJ III"
gjuu~r AID ,.rii1ga 81 Ia" article sh :'n'! Hh"I
irr s,. 'r,acr f,r ru'pnn for las 'r:rrt lh'>
arr,r.d ,s.sri af,i after 'u.hius vii: rrtu7
p, -!..;"r he tHl.h rF lhE rUTl"u will rcIHa!l! ul
The a"lly, 2,yr nr a.l'frs which ths iarharf
IN l. i.r c!ls~reh and vail srrvr Il ~ 'drt
ti'yng q. ps"fhar "r Ia ;ta"Inc Sam" X lost. WIZ
III. g""t alt iHf!icS concerned. aan"S. TN
su!: IT rUIztgrr. niI u" rgGga-IT wu each have
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with tfr :liI.r Arrangement u "Ii mot IT,
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simply rrx In N" Information called for the
aar wl! alsr IL. with ,h" Necessity ui "nIluc
tnf making chang" iI'".f.% tt" ia"nacn Gr''t. Gle
y,l irr, e. TIE .ir!"r Than !lr old n.rthn aHd Vii
r,:ai" th, ,.,u.an" .," lss'cr and It,"Srr scr-
vice n It's patT"ns. T!ir ru!Trtp: VII. however sill
BE- pi"Iic n" regular packaE" receipt :" iSsu,
;tns. occasional siii;"r- who ia ~" desire - R:s
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nf Gll rnnrrrr~d wpula! AK ina HOS" yD ca;
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Sctihch
MItEEllNG TRACTION CUMrANT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26

LOUISVILLE. kNn Ori.- III Krn-
lucky has h""n dropped from TN"
schedule Of IN" W"rurI'S Special Train
now touring rhr country in tn" inter-
est Of Charles T.. Hughes candidacy,
according 10 u telegram received here
.nday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
Good Advice to Mothers

If YOU have young children now is
the time TO Law in a supply OF .Chamh-
erlun's Cough Remedy. 1t is excellent
for Group and colds and harmless as it
contains no narcotic. Ubtainabl every.
where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
LEGAL NOTICE

By virtue Of a decree rendered by in:
Circuit Court OF Ohio County. West ~ :
ginia. on the 5th day OF October. I9l"
in 9 suit in chancery pending therein. III
which L. W Stephan. Ernest stephan.
Cecilia Jenkins. GATHERING" Clark snd
Edna May Stephan are plaintiffs and
George L. Stephan and -Ana;t VI. stephan
are defendants the undersigned Sp"'''1
commissioner will on
SATURDAY. THE: It'll DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1916,
commencing at - o'clock Il. A. 1T tnr
north front door OF the court house *
said Ohio County, West Virginia. PRO-
coed to sell at public auction T. th'' nigh
esq and bcS; bidder til: following de-
scrib.,i real estate that is 70 say:
\ certain tr:.c: Of land Sttuat" II ONO
County. West Virginia. bounded ana dc
scribsd .tS Follows. rI2:.: i:ci;innins AZ 4
Whit. oak Stusup: ;hrnce by laad VI l..
NARROW = -: W. lni.t p"rcheS !" Il
white OAK. t.,c:!cc by Enucci, lot ;. L.
1T.3 10 Il post: thence Ey land Of J. Bay
me- 5. Sg;- ". rerches {" 4 Eity pos
thence S. ~: ". 81" perchSS To stones:
theme. s 20, ". @u.6 p.cch"S beech:
thence S. Il W. - p"rch.s t" 4 post;
theme. 5. ~. ". - ncrch"s TO 4 h!cK-
& small Nnit% oak; thence s 50 W. -
peyches 70 L small iron wood: thence ;.
G2 w IL i..rCt.s to hickory; thcnc" ,.
~ W. go to- :: Whit Oak; lnchc" ,. -
". 81 pecchcS :" stones below Fo''u !:
thence y. . +. 81 ,crch"S 70 post IN
run on :. Bucnautn'S lire: thence bs'
land OF j. Powell! y. ~ t.. 13.3 i":rch"S
70 stones: th"uc, y. ii j.. l6.t r"rchcS
to hickory anu beech stump: taencc y.
1879 &. ia acrches I" :. beech; thence
n 81 ". 3S.J rrrch"S To Z beech; thence
By land Of &. Gray y. ihat W; ~
rercheS To Il whit, o,tk: thence by tahu
Of ". Craig ~ 81 I. SIS per"hrS :" 4
stone: t;,~r,r.. \. a6i. +. a. pcrchcs 10
49, i.t,r u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-26
y. ~, l.. So perches

snfraSs: thnncn \ 1piI l.. DO pcrchEs
a cherry: th.:lcr \. 81 T.. ~
aarchcs ~ O.. ,,,v.. rLnut.,. : So T.. $ to
- 49,. tL.,,c,. \ I1i, r. 10" pcrcueS
70 a Whit oak: theme. by land ot
-------------------------- :. )" l.. -
1T. -, ,n,, ,I.,,... of b..i,luiu. coll
,oini,,.. ,ta. ht;f,crr,l and twclvc acres
and fifty pcrc;,"s, and together WITH all
,i,t e.. ,.on-~ved 20 Ernest t:ph;la %
lnScnh 3lavue., and wiz by- deed hear-
. .rs vs. r.I.or,, j.: the otfic,: of TIN. Clerk
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
BDUSHERS Want
TO TAKE SCALP
OF 25IHSQUAD
Will Lineup Strongest Team in
Service to Make an Attack
on Mrecking Crew

I'VE are going to beat the 25th IN
Efsntry if.it takes all year. said Brush.
manager of the AIl-stars, after the
defeat by the Wreekers on Sunday.
Already plans are being arranged for.
an allservice squad. and 1t will be q
good one There are several new
players who should make a good
showing"
Brush has the right idea all right.
and the fans were satisfied with the.
showing that the team made against
the 25th Infantry. Rails and Estelle
covered themselves with glory. and
Jackson, Johnson and Lynch looked
coed. Lynch carries a punch in his
bat. and got two healthy drives off
Jasper In the last game.
Dawson I Star eackstop
with Dawson behind the bat the
team looks like winner This play
er has a mighty good head. and knows
how to handle his pitchers. Despite
an illness he went into the game on
Sunday and made good showing,
and kept South busy all the time
holding down the Wreckers.
Brush win also have McGayin and
Robertson to call upon to handle the,
backstop position, and in the pitching
line there are a number Of pitchers
who look good. Given fast team
behind them, and one that could hit.
there are several slabsters who would
make good. South hurled good
game on Sunday in the early innings,
and had his drop working in excellent
shape.
Among the pitchers Brush will be
able to call upon are Amama, Holler-
back, Simmons, South, Peed, Zearie
of the st. Louis. Stewart of Fort Ru-
ger and -Blondy" Williams of the En-
gineers. Amama pitched against the
18th, and was only beaten by one run,
while Hollerhack, the sc1thpaw, look
ed good against the Wreckers. Zea-
RE has a world OF stuff. and Stewart
is one of the headiest pitchers in the
islands.
There are number of good men
in the service who can handle the
initial sack, among them being Cap
tain fAndrus of Fort Kamehameha,
Jackson and StockweH of Shafter and
one or two others. In the infield
there are Lynch. johnson. Hughes. of
st Louis. McGarry. Critchfieid, Pelit.
Kerstetter and others. With Rails
and Estelle as nucleus for good
-ontfield Brush should be able to land
a strong team that would not only
make q hard fight with the wreckers
but, give any visiting team a good
battle.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
HEALAIHS STAGE
big AFFAIR At
CLUB PARLORS
Ghowder Party Wei Attended
Last Evening; Talks and
Vaudeville Program

Members Of the Healani Boat Club
gathered last evening at the club
house To honor the swimmers and
oarsmen who had made a record
showing this year More than 200
members were seated AT the table
when. the first bowl OF ehowder was
passed around
After the chow. A. G. Lemke. who
presided, introduced the coaches In
turn, and each paid their respects to
the oarsmen and swimmers who had
made such an excellent record.
Among those who talked were ]. w.
Lloyd. Willard Grace. y! B. Lightfoot.
Lawrence Cnnha, Frank Dillon. A. L..
C. Atkinson, A. G. Reinecke, c. p.
Brown. G. e. Gall and Harold Kruger.
The meeting was featured by get.
together spirit that was In evidence
all through the season. The follow.
Ing was the program:
Selection, Alice March .........
..s.............R Reach Glee Club
Presentation OF Cups and Medals.
J. Hardesty
Don't Bite the Hand That's Feed
ing You" .......... .Chas. Ganzert
Ukllele Selection. ...... David Bent
Presentation of A. A. U. Cups. and
Talk ......,.......A. T. Longley
Steel Guitar Selection. Prof All Hook
Short Stories. .......C. e. Mayne, Jr
Steel Guitar and Ukulele Selection
...l... John Kelii and David Bent
MoRologue .........D. r. Armstrong
Ukulele Selection -. John Kaaihue
Short Stories and Jokes. w. H. Hutton
Medley Reach Glee Climb
Contortionist Act. 4. d. r. Armstrong
Wrestling Bout .............
....s..... Bat Nelson vs.. Kid Jones
Wrestling Bout
.....H.. L. Derby VS.. R. K. Fuller
Boxing Bout
Willie Rowatt vs.. Kenneth Decker
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
THESE PLAYERS WILL Fight FOR BIG
BASEBALL HONORSOF YEAR THIS MONTH
Many Players viii Be Competing in First World Series-Nap
Rucker WIN Have First Opportunity to Break Into Bio Gas
sic-MeyesS and Merkle VII ! Again Wear Uniform
BOSTON RED sox
BROOKLYN poocERs

on Of players and they bat and throw riqAt or
left-h andedl
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
HIRA' HALL HAS
been MAKING BIG
HIT in SEALDOM

"A & ! s
"Hira" Hall, who made a good Inn
preston here, backstopping for the
Santa Clara team. IS making a hit in
San Francisco He has been hitting
well IN addition to making a success
behind the rubber. The San Francisco
Bulletin has this to say about the
young catcher:
The young Mr.. Francis Hall, lead
ing citizen of Marysyille, looks as II
he will be of great assistance to the
1917 Seals, II not for the balance or
the season.
Sunday morning Hall worked be-
hind the log when "OIafs Erickson
was on the mound for the Seals. and
anybody who has seen Olaf in ac-
ton, when he Is bearing down on the
old ball and putting every ounce Of
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

WiIbert Robinson has made good lie
has taken his team TO the top OF the
ladder In the National League for the
first time in l6 years. Before Robbie
came to the squad across the bridge
the Dodgers had failed to make q
showing for the pennant Now the
Gag win wave over Ebbets Field next
year.
Robinson learned his baseball In the
old school nnder Ned Hanlon and
played on the same team with many
stars. For three years beginning In
1894, Robinson played q worlds cham
pion team. On that squad were Pitch
ers Esper. Hotter, Pond. Mcmahon,
Hemming and the great Garrison.
Robinson was the catcher. and dur
ing those years hit far above the 300
mark.
Willie Ketier, Too
Other noted players on the old
Orioles were Gleason. Doyle, Reitz.
Brcuthers. Bonner. McGraw. Jen-
ninEs. Kelley. Brodie and Willie Keel
err These players were taught to
nse their heads In q game. and many
critics still believe the Old Baltimore
team was the greatest in History.
Robinson has taken team of play.
ers who have worn the uniforms OF
other teams and welded them togeth-
er into 4 machine that Is fighting
all the time. There are many Of the
leading thinking players on this squad
and they have made good. There are
mora 6lnnn.<4& "A tho unfiar 70 foof On
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

There doesn't seem to be any play.
er on Robins0n's team that can't at
least make q good attempt TO do any
thing he wants him to DO In given
situation. That Is the mark Of play
er OF ten years ago. They were not
so highly specialized as the young
sters have become. Players are car
ried today to do certain things and
nothing else. There are 300 hitters I'm
the big leagues who cannot lay down
q sacrifice hunt with any degree Of
certainty. They have developed their
talent for hitting 'em out with much
care and constant practise, but at
the cost Of all around ability, and it
is an axiom that pennants never have
been won by base hits alone.
Gleason cited the old Baltimore
team. of which he was q member I'M
der Ned Hanlon. According to the
Kid, Hanlon used TO sit on the bench,
keep score OF the game, and put down
the rotation of his pitchers. then let
the players do the rest. He did not
even have TO watch his players off
the field, for they constituted q mutual
detective agency. Any player on that
team when Il was In the pennant win
ming or contending class who did not
keep himself in condition to do his
best was handled by the players them
selves as rule. because he was not
playing fair with them, as well as do
ing his club owners an injustice.
Hanlon did not even have to call
his men down for making q dumb
play or overlooking chance TO trap
an opponent. BY the time that play
er's teammates had got through rag
ging" him for his mistake there was
nothing Hanlon could add to the sym
postum, and the player could not
nurse a crouch on the theory that the
manager had It in for him. because he
had the whole team on HIS back to
convince him he was wrong and had
no alibi.
Different Now
Today the player who jumps on q
teammate for a mistake Is regarded
as q crab and shortly finds himself
unpopular. No thopeht Is taken of;
the TACT The player 5 working heart
and soul for the success Of his team
and Is proddink others for their own,
benefit as wen as his own. When .
baseball team has chance Tor the
pennant every player who makes a.
costly mistake or fails TO keep him.
self In perfect condition to do his best
is an enemy OF every other player on
that team In a way. He ought to ex-.
pect to be called down by hts team
fn6foo for q dH1ts,..a1~. 4hnt $3.50, <,.,,t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

II a baseball fan had taken 81 and
placed II on tke Giants and doubled
his money every day he would have.
had about $69 .1s5, SO2 the day before
they broke their winning streak. That
would be q great loss to any average
fan. As yet there has been no reports
of anyone wagering this amount.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
MORAN PARTS WITH SOME
CHANGE

) his hank role y 81, cara Re-. $500
) thfough hls NOT hno-;or p,.a
) Gondu,in the ssr,o,,s ~. v rS
) Al q amnhih,an F-sns 49, ,as az
: joyine himsalS NJ Irrg Rs.ch !
) New YORK recanflv Iss ,,s-t;c '
) nlarly admire he snlendsd J
: swimming ~ MIla ssnti nc /.
: dancer After she essiiv had !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

Babe Ruth may go cleaning in the
fields some time within the next few
days and may have an opportunity to
run into Wheat II the Robins can take
the Giants down the line for about two
more games.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

love to see the batter crack :
= The pill from here 20 IIackensack :
= Providing that fence bustlng Ike I
: Is busting for the club like. ~
= J like to lamp fielding guy Z
= Propel his fin against the sky 4
= And grab fopr-ply eirenit clout 4
: When with the club for which Il I
: shout. 4
= I'm quite delighted when see 4
= A pitcher winning flnently, 4
= That is, unless the lucky stiff 4
= Should pick my fapori,e team TO 4
\ Whit. 4
- &%4&4AAA
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

The Germans have fined the Belgian
towns OF JemeppeAsr-Samble and
WORCESTERSHIRE $4,000 each be
cause enemy filters dropped bombs in
their vicinity
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

Sir caVendish Boyle, who was gov
ernor of Newfoundland from 1901 to
1904, is dead.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

his weight behind each pitch, viii rea.
lie that catching him Is fan days
work. Sunday morning Erickson
walked but one man, and that In the
latter part ofethe game. This would In
dscate that Hall held OLAF up in
good style.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04

Buffalo won the pennant IN the In.
ternational League. 1t bad an out
fielder BY thcsaame Of Kopp. Strange.
Oakland has 4 catcher BY the name
Of Yam.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-10-04
WILBERT ROBINSON HAS WON PENNANT
WITH TEAM OF CAST, OFFS THIS YEAR

Former 0oe Star Takes Discards From Other Clubs and
Yields Them Into Pennant Winning combnaton Robinson
One Of Leading Players in His Day. Wren Tossers Were
Taught to Ihnk-3layed With jennings, McGfaW, carkson
The evening world., 1916-10-27
LOW FARE TAXI
SERVICE BROUGHT
BY FREE STREETS
Evening Worlds Fight on
"Private" Privileges Has
Predicted Results.

Beginning next Wednesday the city
OF New York Is to have the lowest
rate taxicab service OF its history. as
a result of the Evening World taxi
cab campaign that brought about n
new ordinance with strict regulation
md lower rates as well as a free-for-
all use OF the streets and the elimlna-
ton OF all private" privileges.
The Black and white Cab Com
pany will pr. on the streets 200 taxi
cabs with IN initial drop OF 20 cents.
These Will be run on a cash basis
and will be equipped with all the
ktest devices, such as electric lights,
rugs, heaters. &c. The charges will
be as follows:
tor fS, o,e.;h'rd Of . mile. .......... 20 ren,s
fof eauh ldctrclins tlird OF q inAe.....lv een's
- ot. IN other voods 49,.
fJ- each slNccdlns mile .............1 30 eents
The rates are regardless of the
number OF passengers up to five. The
charge for waiting time will be 10
cents each six minutes or CSC dollar
per hour. and baggage. trunks Gear
ried outside. will be charged for Mt
I the rate OF 20 cents cac1
This new systsn fulhls the predic-
tons Tho Evening World made three
years X when it's crusade for a bet
ter public service resulted in abolish
ing taNicab extortions. There are
nearly twice a. many cabs serving
! the public az formerly. n the in
au%guration OF this low rate Is bound
to create a wider use Of the vehicle,
az il comes within the reach OF the
average family as In foreign cites.
w. Bundy CO.c, manager OF tho
new concern, which began bushes
only after the new ordinance came
into existence, stated to-day:
I'VE have given the ordinance n
tvo-yCar trial n are satisncd that
a lower rate service can be operated
with profit by economic methods and
by n strictly cash system.
I'VE shall possibly start in with
an initial equipment OF fifty cars and
add every day to this number until
the full equipment OF two hundred i
out on the streets.
"If. as IA result OF our operations,
this number should not he sufficient
we stand willing and ready 10 in
crease the number ON short notice
until the wants OF the city are cared
for.
We feel taa, It IL now up 20 the
New York public to decide whether
II wants n good. efficient. responsible
and economical taxic1b service. as
only by it, cooperation and supper,
can the new rates be made remuner-
alive"
The evening world., 1916-10-27

- Russian Government ~ Not
Beck Of Polish Colonization pian.
wAsHINGToN. Oct. 27.--1n an Of
eeial btatement to-day the Russian EN-
oassy denounced as importers any per-
sscQp ,rspresentins themselves as agents
Of the Russian Government to arrange
.coIonization Of 10000 Poles in South
America. No such colonization Is con
'tempbated. the Embassy statement de-
clsred.
The evening world., 1916-10-27
The Harris Glasses

The Harris Glasses
represent the NET result OF
our triple service Of Ocultst-
Opt,cian and Mechanic.
You get this combined SER
vice at minimum cost because
OF the immense volume Of our
business.
We maintain the Largest
Retail Optical Organization in
the World, and give you the
very best in eyeglasses at a
reasonable cost.
Horns Glasses III required
cost SO or more, depending
entirely on the lenses pre-
scribed and the nountings Sc
lected
The evening world., 1916-10-27
Five Killed h, Cav Explosion,

KEoKUk, la. oct. 27--Five are
dead as tho result Of an explosion AZ
the keokuh Gas Company to-day.
TIVE men weer killed by the explosion
and three were uXphyxiatel after.
ward.
Three firemen who tried 20 rescuc
the workmcn were overcome by
fumes. by, viii live. The city il
without gas.