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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-26
Tribute to FemlnJnity

When a man loves a womaa it ia of
nature; when woman loves a man
It is OF grace-ot the grace that WON.
an makes by her lovp,iness.-C ba-,e,
n Dror,S
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-09-26

When Making Your Fortune.
II you set out to be the architect OF
your own fortune, keep in mind that
the building inspector will be along
later-YOuth's Companion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
MRS. HIXENbAUGH
PRAISES TANLAC
Husband Almost in Despair Was Told
He Had Gail Stones or Cam
GER Of Stomach.
TOOK TANLAC AND is
SURE HE is CURED

My husband suffered for years from
stomach trouble and was getting SO
bad he could not sleep and almost
had given up hope Of his recovery.
He had visited several specialists but
mono Of them held out much hope OF
his getting we'll. Some said he had gall
stones. others said cancer of the sto-
mach and indigestion. He seemed 10
have 4 continual cough and vomiting
spells real often and felt tired. droopy
and WORKOUT all the time. His appe-
tite had deserted him and we both
were very much worried. was TAX
ing Tanlac at the time | mention and
it had helped me so much and so wond-
erfully improved my appetite and sleep
thought perhaps il would do him
some good TOO. and since taking either
eight or nine bottles he feels and acts
like new man and eats and sleeps
better than he has in ages. He feel:
confident he is entirely cured and |
know what it did for both OF Us SO
we'll. | want 10 recommend Tanlac 10
everybody similarly troubled" said
Mrs. W. II. Hixenbaugh. 80 10th ST..
Wheeling, W Va.
Mrs. HiXenbaugh husband is we'll
known railroad engineer and the above
statement proves again as so many
other Wheeling testimony has already
proven. that Tanlac really is a wond-
erful remedy for ailments OF the SO
mach This is not an isolated case
standing out alone but is one OF thouS-
ands which prove The same thing. II
troubled with stomach, Indigestion.
pains, sore, sour. casey stomach. head
aches. loss of appetite. energy. weight
and sleep. try this wonderful prepare
ton so highly recommended by MANY
thousands in this vicinity. Tanlac is
sold through E. H. Griest & Co.. Mar
ket street. Wheeling. Sole agents for
Tanlac in this cily-Adv.
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FOR
M. E. CHURCH SOUTH
ARE MADE PUBLIC

CHARLESTON, W. Va. SEPT. IL
Bishop !. c. Eilgo read the listof 1916
appointments AT noon today and brought
10 Il close the five days sessions or the
West Virginia conference or the Metho-
dist Episcopal church. South. More
than n hundred preachers were provided
with pulpitS for the coming year, and
maur changes were made from last
years assignments.
The principal appointments Tor 1our
Of the i've districts follow:
Charleston District.
|. y. .Fannin, presiding elder; Ansted
circuit. G.. r. Barton; seckley circuit i
+. Ball; Cedar Grove circuit. NJ. 6; Ant.
Gharleston. Elizabeth Memorial, l. T
Spencer; Charleston, First Church, +. 7.
Brown: Charleston. Roane street, L. r.
McEldowney: Clendennin circuit, ". NJ.
Given: East Bank, circuit, o. ID: DORSEY
Fayetteville ciruit. l.. ). Cunmnshaih'
Pairmont District.
E 6 PolIitt, presiding elder; Booths
yit,c circuit. p. L. ODell; Burnsville
and Flatwoods. II. H. Pownall; Camden-
on-GauIey circuit, c. c. Jarvis: Ciarks-
burg sta. w. 1. Canter; Elkins circd?T'
WsGh E Ws!SGe d fptaso & " Goldman;
Pennington circuit. l. :. Tyler; Parsons
rircutt. ". ]. Richardson; Fhillpri cir
cult, o. F.. Thorn: FLEETWOOD Sta1 W
j.. Perkins; Rivesvillc circuit ). n.
Yoak: st. George circuit. ": a. 10y
Sutton and Gassaway. 4. J. 1oak' Hco-
stcr Springs. A. e. O'Dcll.
Huntington District.
II. K. Moore. presiding elder Bar.
louisville Sta. Guy Cor5m rn3Is h Ir
superintendent, Bowen circuit o,rc,ii
= Winn: Ethel circuit p. o. Adkins;
FLEETWOOD Circuit, l.: L. Harrison; Ham
t tiH G,rIO'i j. W. Jackson; Huntingdon
cottage Grove. W. H. Surgeon; hunt
ington Emanuel !. ". Critics; h1nt mn
I%tr' Memorial. S. ". Walker Hur-
ricane circuit, B. B. Lambert; Logan
siaIinn. c. c. Perkins; Madison circuit
e, 4. Goodwin; Milton station; L. s.
Anvil; Milton circuit p y; tson's Wav ne
\lhaGs station J. M;cKjins SafIe' President
nicmbcr Of I5arboursville Q. c.
Parkersburg District.
q. F.. Williams, presiding elder; Cres-
ton circuit. D; c. Wincimi; ni1 rirc,ii;
l., &. Talbert; Chenille circuit, T. V:
Rcnnett: Grantsville circuit. B. +: King
Liberty circuit, o. n. Fouty; LuhccK
circuit J. F. Atkinson. suPerintcMdGnt
New Martinsville station G; w. LwSn-
ham: ParkersburE N2rtn rarNHr ,ibcr I%
Street T. j. Hopson; st. pauts' 8; NJ.
Worcland. Wesley. ]. A Wright: t'oint
Pleasant circuit, H. L.. Clay; Ravens
wood circuit. r. F. Costing: sncaorI ri,
cult, F. 2 Ware ci-c meecE ciT e Cochran:
ST. Marys and Padcn City CIRCUIT; John
Shordcn: Spencer circuit. Il. T. Watts
student in Emory University. Z. T.
Billups.
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ARE
ENTHUSIASTIC
ERESTiNG MEETING HE'LL
LAST NIGHT AT EDGlNGTON
LANE
other Meetings Are to Be Held at
Various Places Until After
the Fall Election.

4 meeting advocating the suffrage
cause was held last night at Edging-
ton Lane and presided over by G. NJ.
Criswell. Mayor Of Edgwood. The
principle speakers we're C. B. Taylor
and Mrs. +. Houghston. In the dis
courses the speakers endeavored 10
show where women were entitled TO
a vote and their arguments were very
subStanciating.
Mrs. Houehston in her address up;
held the declarations Of the speakers
at the state fair last week. She said
there were various reasons why the
women should be entitled to the bal
lot and the principal reason was so
that they could protect their children
in the schools and in the home.
The speakers impressed their aud
fence with the fact that In West Vir-
ginia thu. women had no voice In the
selection Of the teachers who were
10 instruct their children. no voice in
in their opinion they were entitled
to a vote so that they may lookafter
their own interests.
The meeting last night was attended
by about three hundred men and
women. and number of persons were
won over to the suffrage side by the
excellent addresses Of the speakers.
II was also announced that be-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
RIVAL COMMITTEES
DISCUSS CAMPAIGN
REPUBLICANS HOLD MEETING IN
THEIR NEW HEADQUARTERS.
And Democrats Meet In County. Conn.,
nissioners' Room-Soth Bodies
Work on Inside"

Two rival political. executive conf
mittees held two rival meetings on op-
posite sides of Chapline street last
night and discussed inside" political
questions. The Republicans met in
their headquarters in the building for.
merly occupied by Russell & Russell.
attorneys. Reports from the ndiridu-
al committeeman were heard and
plans made for the coming election.
Points at issue in the minds of the
voters we're considered and the local
situation was discussed from every
angle.
The same could be said Of The DEM
ocrats. They went into session in the
county commissioners office and were
visited by a number Of their candi-
dates for county Offices. Like their
Republican brethren, they. too, talked
over inside" stuff that was not al
lowed 10 get out. Both adjourned
shortly before 10 o'clock.
The Republicans vii Inject again
Friday night. when final plans for the
Borah meeting Tuesday night will be
made.
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better alibi than Baldine has OH
to free him.
Revenue Not Motive.


A1.hough the revenge theory is be-
inr held by some as the motive for
Pankin's murder, Chief Hyland, of
Martins Ferry, and others in close
1ouch with the case believe that the
money boy was the real cause. The
chief stated last night that had re-
venge. been the motive, the enemies
Of Rankin would have selected more
suitable occasion, or would have Shot
at him from the hillside with 4 rltle.
Moreover, Rankin traversed this lone
IL road after dark and on toggE morn
inps, which would have afforded MS
enemies q better opportunity Tor es-
Gaping after murder.
The fact that Baldine recently lost
all his household furniture IN nre
which destroyed the house in when
he lived, and the fact that he was IN
need of money, which is evidenced by
his efforts to sell chances on his STU
debaker automobile, are points, when
lead the officers to believe that ne
shaved Rankin to secure the SS,OIO IN
the money box.
Funeral services over the dead mine
sunerintendent will be held this ar
ternoon at 1870 o'clock at his home
IN Indiana street, and at $3.50 O'Clock
At ST. Paurs Episcopal church, on
West Walnut street Rev. Benjamin
MYERS, rector of ST. Paul's, will oftci'
ate, and the Martins Ferry Blue Lodge
Of Masons will hold ritualistc services.
The Knights Templars will turn OUT
in uniform and act As an escort. Ma
sons will be the pallbearers. Martins
Ferry lodge Of Elks, the miners union
and Martins Ferry officials will send
large delegations. All city Offices in
Martins Ferry will be closed while
the funeral is being held, out of re-
spect for Mr.. Rankin, who was city
treasurer of Martins Ferry. Inter
ment will be made in Riverview Gem
etery, Martins Ferry.
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IS BELIEVED TO HAVE ESCAPEO
ACROSS RIVER INTO YVES
VIRGINIA.
Coroner Will Hold Inquest This MORN
inc at Martins F.erry-Funera' 70
Be Held This Afternoon.

An unknown Italian. dressed simll-
arly 10 the shorter man that TOOK part
in the hnld.up and murder OF Lee KAN
Kin. SUPERINTENDENT Of the FIorrnce
mine Of the Youghiogheny ONO
Coal company Saturday morning, was
seen al Big Run. south OF Belialre,
Yesterday. but eluded posse hcadea
b, Sheriff Clyde Bulcer. Humane oni-
Ger Roy McMannus. of Martins ferrE'
and Officer Hummel Of Betlalre. yes
terday and apparently m e ms
escape across the river mo Mes' ,hni
einia. The man wore clo'hlnG 'nal
failed eXactly with thai worn ny me
men wanted and carried big refoI,
yer which he displayed upon several
occasions. The officers went 10 me
southern part Of the county as soon as
they received word of the mans pres
ence. hui we're unable To. locate MIN
after an all.day search.
TONY Malice. alias Joe Columbo,
who was arrested Sunday night by
Detective Max Ettincer at follansoee
IN suspicion thai he was the shorter
OF The two Italians. was taken 70 rloT
ence and vicinity yesterday by Chiel
Hvland and OFF 'erS. but ihoSe VINO
saw the man declared that he was not
one of tho two who held up RANKIN.
As br was shorter and heavier than
Inc man charged with the, crime:
Malice claims that he worked All OF
Saturday morning in the Follansoee
mill and will be released today II mil
officials corroborate his statement.
He was sill locked up in the Martins
Ferry CRY building last evening.
Hold Inquest Today.
Coroner Henry Roger. of Bel mont
county, will hold an inquest at the
Martins Ferry city building today into
the death of Rankin and his decision
is being awaited with mterst 10 see
whether or not he will charge Harry
Baldine. who is confined in the county
fall NJ 81. ClairSville. With the murder
of Rankin. Paul Pickens, chauffeur
of the auto in which Rankin was rid
ing at the time Of his murder has
been suhpoenaed, likewise Mrs. Earl
Brown. who was an eyewitness to the
shooting, and two Barker lads. who
were chased away from the scene of
the holdup a short time before il &C.
Cured by the two Italians.
Chiet Hyland and his men are NOW
devoting their energies toward finding
the coat which Baldine wore when he
left home and upon this hangs the aSt
link Of convicting evidence. they be-
lievc. The woods, cornf1elds and
thickets for miles around Florence are
being secured thoroughly for the
missing garment. Baldine Is still con-
fined in the Belmont county. Jail, but
has said nothing further regarding the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
Physicians
Eczema Remedy

DR.. Holmes, the well.nown skin special
EST, writes
II am convinced that the D. D. 2. Pre-
scrIption is as much a specific for Eczema
as ouinlno for malaria. have been pre-,
Bcribing the D. D. D. remedy for years.
This soothing combination, OF oil OF
wintcrSrccn. Thymol, and other healing
ingredients called D. 2. D: Prescription
lists for all skin diseases. It penetrates
the pores, gives instant relief from tho
most distressing itch. It's soothing oils
quickly heal the inhamed tissues.
Druggists are glad to recommend tnls
Come to US and we will tell you moro about
this remarkable remedy. Your money back
unless the first bottle relieves you .. D: D.
Soap keeps your skin healthy. Ask about It
Hoge-Davis Drug Co.. Two Stores
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12

its members in Ohiu been 81 evidenced
by q convention. Less than on"-f"urth
OF the mem bcrShjp of II normal l'"n"-
cratic state convention participated III
this gathering.
The statements made BY some IT it's
speakers were SO unreliable rs to hc
unworthy OF attention. They evidences
that NC ar" again TO have In uhiu an at
tempt TO deceive tho people with half
truths. just as in l?li. The platform
enacted is the weakest. most eraSINC.
most deceptive III the history at any
political party in the Buckeye state. The
people OF Ohio arr not IL DC deceived
by so vacuuS q document
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Here's Speedy Relief
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The ache across your back grows worse
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every step you take. It not only robs
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
'EpIpEMIc DECREASING.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The num-
Der of cases (22) Of infantile paraly.
sis reported in the department OF
health bulletin, issued to-day, was
smaller than on any previous day
since June Is. The deaths were only
nine, which is the lowest since July s..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
ITN|ENTY-5 APPLICANTS FOR
: POSITIONS On BOARD Of REVIEW
70 TAKE THE PLACE OF THOSE RE-
MOVED SEVERAL DAYS AGO
Ror Arbitrarily Raising Tax Valuations
-Appotntnents Must Be Forced
Ohio News
IntelEgencer Bureau
rolp,,, b,,a nb{o SAINT II

: Twenty six have made applic2tidn for
fapnotn tnent AZ members or the Frank
tlin county board ~ review 20 take the
place Of those who were removed Il few
tdays ago after being charged with ar
tbitrarily raising tax valuations. Three
make up the board and the appointments
are to b. made by the prosecuting at
/. torney probate judge, treasurer and a
4 county corlmlSS Toner. 1t is said. how
. ever. this hoard Will not appoint new re
visioniStS unless compelled 10 do so by
law The. say that suggestions pre-
, riously made AZ regards members nf
boards OF rerisions have not been
hooded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
Pastor Renewed

The West Ohio VI. E. conference meet
7. ing at Lima today removed Rev. y. :.
= BowerSoN. former pastor OF a church in
tToledo. Ee had been accused or being
ttoo gay with young women in his con
aggregation aud when he was suspended
/ by the district superintendent he went
tinto the courts with the case. Rover
jsox some time ago became minister
Tin another denomination. Statistics
3show the average salary u: ministers
4 IN the conference Is Slt20 a year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
Wat And Dry Candidates

The Ohio Anti-Saloon League in a
statement issued today says a majority
SSof the candidates for the house and sem
tate are dry and that the temperance
Hforces viii! Dc in control OF the next
ASsembly. Ninety Republicans and ~
democrats are considered dry in the
land 10 Democrats dry in the senatorial
Econtest. During the coming week the
Republicans will name their campaign
~And other committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
ITALIAN WANTED FOR MURDER
OF RANKIN ELUDES OFFICERS

hold-up and murder. There is not An
official that does not feel convinced
that in Baldine the officers have the
man who did the shooting and the
stealing, and it will require much
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
Convention A Fiasco

! That the statement. OF som" nt. the
speakers at the Democratic state con-
sventioa here las; week wer" half
truths that the platform adopted Is
ievasive and deceptive. and that the con-
evention as a whole was a "tiasco.' is
1.-THE contention Of Charles S. Hatfield.
state chairman. III Il state
ment issued yesterday. He said:
= Seldom. Il ever. in the history Of a
political party has the real feeling ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
Declined Election

Rev. J. H. Harris. pastor uf :he Fifth
Avenue L. &. Church today declined
election as superintendent ~; this dis
trict 10 which he had been elected sew
eral days ago. His congregation has in
vited him To remain. The former DIS
trict superintendent will continue the
duties OF the office.
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Minister Dies,

Rev. Nicholas t.. HclfrIcn. aE"d -
former pastor of tho Broad street rres-
hytcrian church died suddenly today OF
Il cerebral hemorrhagc. RE had seemed
IN be in good health. Two years ago
he fell and it is believed ne then re-
ceived the injury which resulted in his
death
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12

A Mississippi man in experiment.
ing in the hope Of developing A neck
less species Of cattle. a process on
which British, French and American
governments are said 10 be Keeping
close tab.
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WORK ON CENTENNIAL.

GULFPORT, Miss, Sept. !!.-Act-
ual work on the site OF the MlSslsslp,
nj centennial exposition. Wnlcn VIII
open here October lS' 19l1, anu CLOSE
May l, 1918, began today.
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tween now and the fall election many
similar meetings will be held IN the
interest of woman suffrage.
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Arizona sentinel., 1916-10-26
VILLA DOMINANT LEADER
Continued from Page One)

families Of Carranza, Obregon, Trevino, Huerta and Madero, puzzles observers here.
 Some believe it is due to the Mexi- can economic conditions but nothing officially substantiates the charge that Carranza's grip is relaxing by the prep arations to leave Mexico.
 It is generally agreed that the re- newed bandit activity has made the Chihuahua military situation very un- certain, especially so if Villa has cap tured the city.
 Despite repeated reports that Villa is personally leading his bandits into Chihuahua City, there is no official proof that he is still alive. The mill tary authorities are pessimistic over the Carranza campaign against Villa, believing that the Carranzistas have little chance because of lack of trans port trains, ammunition and other needed supplies and which Villa does not need in his bandit condition, steal ing as he advances.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-10-26
KING PORK STILL SURVIVES.

Pork and Preparedness are, of course, diametrically opposed. Yet 1t has been noticed in several sections of the country that a feverish desire for preparedness is not inconsistent with a feverish desire to have ones con gressman bring home a government armor plant or big army post. The only town or city in the country which is actually in favor of unadulterated preparedness is Ropon, Wisconsin, which some time ago sent back an ap- propriation for a postoffice and re- qUested that the same amount be spent on aeroplanes for the army.
 Everywhere but in Ripon the new government contracts are being await ed with eagerness, and part of the eagerness is probably due to the un- happy fact that there are profits in government contracts. In the abstract everybody is for pure patriotism and is ready to do almost anything for his country, but when the actual bus mess of doing something for the coun- try comes to hand it too often turns into selling something to the country. Our striding steps toward greater pre- paredness inv ve curiOusly mixed mo- tives, sometimes verging on hypocrisy. Some ofg those who say they love their country most have good financial reasons for loving it. But probably we do not need to worry about our patriotism There is an abundance of that quality in back streets and small towns and farms, where nobody gets any government contracts, and nobody says anything that is worth putting in the papers.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-10-26
You will furnish information relative

You will furnish information relative 10 this matter to local newspapers whose circulations cover the reclama tion project within your district, as matter of news, without expense tC the government. You will also giVt this matter as much publicity as yot conveniently can throughout the recla nation project in your district withoU expense to the government, and wi. advise the Project Manager thereof.
 You will give this matter special at tention, transmitting the papers in al cases now on hand without delay, but in no case issuing certificate where the proof of reclamation and payment of water right charges is filed after November 10, 1916, unless the install ment of water right charges due on December 1, 1916, be paid and certifi- cate of the Project Manager to that eff feet filed.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-10-26
DIRECTING TRANSMITTAL OF
 FINAL CERTIFICATES.

Department of the Interior, General
 Land Office, Washington, Oct. 1916:
 Register and Receiver, Fl Centro, Calif Sirs: You will transmit to this office immediately, by special letter, all final proofs and final certificates upon entries within reclamation pro- jects in your district upon which proofs of the reclamation for agricultural pur- poses of at least one-half of the irrig ible area have been submitted and approved by the Project Manager, and upon which you have issued final cer tificates, under the provisions of the act of August 9, 1912 (37 Stat, 265), and acts supplementary thereto and amendatory thereof.
 You will transmit to this office, by special letter, all final proofs and proofs of reclamation filed in your of flee and upon which you issue final certificates to and including Novem- Der 10, 1916. You will advise all en- trymen, whose installment of water right charges OF reclamation entries will become due on December 1, 1916, no final certificates can be issued until that installment of water right charges is paid and certificate of the Project Manager showing such payment is filed in your office. The reason for this is that final certificates issued after the date mentioned cannot be transmitted to this office, examined and the entries passed to patent, prior to December 1, 1916, on account of the short space of time intervening.
Arizona sentinel., 1916-10-26
It Saved His Baby's Life.

Some years ago, in letter to the manufacturers, H. G. Vines, Arispe, Iowa, stated that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy had saved his baby from dying with the croup. This is a favorite remedy for croup with many mothers, and is pleasant and safe to take. Obtainable everywhere.-Adv-