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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

CHARLESTON. ". Va, July 10
Certificates of incorporation have oeen
issued by the Secretary OF State 10
the following new concerns 10 operate
under the laws OF West Virginia:
The Mineral State Coal COMPANY. 81 q
Baltimore, Md: chief wor ks, MarshaiI
county. vi. Va; authorized capital
500 900; lncorportors: Thomas l..
Boswell. f. T. Boswell, of baltimore
Clarence E. Martin. c. NJ. Seibert anu
". n Thomas. OF Martinsburg.
The Long Coal Mining Company, o.
Reynoldsville; chief works H Lar o.
county; authorized capital $5O,0 IN
corporators: Fred R. Long, WiiIlam r
Hill. Thomas r. Townley. l.. NJ, John
son. of New Jersey and ". Lee WHITE
Of New York.
! The Reno Oil Company Of Sisters
willie: authorized capital s5.oQu; IN
corporators: ]. r. Flynn. ". K; Reltz
s. G. Messer. W. ]. Mccoy and \. L.
Boyles. all Of Sistersville.
The North Oil Company OF Charles
ton: authorized capital. $1,000: lncor'
porators: Floyd c. Major. c. K. bur
dette. Waller c. Hardy, Arthur NJ. HILL
and +. J. Grace, all Of Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
CONTINUED GAINS
MADE BY FRENCH
HAVE ADVANCED TO WITHIN A
MILE OF PERONNE, NOW
HELD BY GERMANS.
Desperate Fighting Between British
and Germans in Trones Wood
No Let Up by Russians.

The French in their operations south
of the Somme have advanced 10 with
in about mile of Peronne. al present
held strongly by the Germans. They
have occupied the summit known as
Hill 81. which commands the Somme
Ito the southwest of Biaches and have
STRENGTHENED their positions between
Biaches and BareuX.
Desperate fighting has occurred he
tween the British and the Germans AT
TroneS wood, against which The Ger
mans launched six desperate attacks
Five of these were repulsed. according
TO the British war office, but the sixth
was successful in that ii permitted the
Germans ia penetrate the wood where
latest reports said the fighting con
tinued.
The British troops, however. made
some gains in the neighborhood OF
'OvillerS and La Boissellc and in a
particularly powerful attack on the
German positions in tho Mametz wood
succeeded in winning some ground
over which the previous resistance
The forces of the Crown Prince are
still pounding against the French po-
sitionS at Froidc Terre, Fleury and
lut ulillI NOUN, III l4lt N'ihti ON
tor. But so far as the official state
mcnts show the actions have been con,
fined TO bombardments.
There has apparently been no halt
Of the Russian advance toward kovel
in Vohynia. The German defenses
along the Stokhod river have been un-
able TO stay the progress Of the Rus
slams who though strongly opposed
have crossed the river Al TarlOu:
points. The latest communication
from Russian general headquarters
shows that The two opposing armies
arc in the midst Of terrific struggle
for it mentions that the enemy raj
i! lied and made desperate efforts ia
maintain his positions on the left bank
of the river
Along this line the battle is still in
progress. In the Dvina sector and
east Of Baranovichi the Germans nave
delivered strong counter attacks ana
are undertaking extensive Offensive
oporationS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
Baniishes
Nervousness
Puts 'Vigor and Ambition
Into Rundown, Tired
Out People

If you feel tired out. out Of sorts,
ldespondent, mentally or physically de-
ipressed. and lack the desire 10 accom-
plish things, get a'50 cent box Of Wen
Idell's Ambition Pills at John Coleman
Cos today and your troubles will be
over.
If you drink too much. smoke TOO
much, or are nervous because Of over
work of any kind. Wendell's Ambition
Pills will make you feel better in three
days or money back from John Cole
man Co. on the first box purchased.
For all affections Of the nervous sys-
tenn, constipation, loss of appetite. lack
of confidence. trembling. kidney or liz,
er complaints. sleeplessness, exhausted
vitality or weakness of any kind get a
box of Wendells Ambition Pills today
on the money back plan. Mail orders
allied, charges prepaid, by the Wendell
iPharmacal Company. Inc. Syracuse, n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
BAD BLAZE STARTS
AT LAbELLE MILL
GREASE POT Bo1Ls OVER THIS
MORNING CAUSING TROUBLE.
Piremen Answer Call to South Side
From All Over Greek Houses.
Had to Use Chemicals.

An ovrrhcatcG grease pot nj the La
Belle mill Of the American Sheet AID
Tin Plate Company. a Thirlicth and
McColloch streets. caught fire this
morning about o'clock. making diff
cult blaze In fight. hut doing little ma
terial damage. An alarm WAS turned In
from box S2l ., Twcnty-ninth and Nc
Colloch streets. calling all OF the dcIGrt.
mcntS south OF tho creek.
Owing % The nature Of the blaze il
was DANGEROUS 10 use water and chcmi-
Gals were used to cXtingulsh it, The
recall came in 1T 2:25 This morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
Varicose Veins Are Quickly Reduced
and Terrible Eczema Goes Quickly

agent that eczema, BARRIERS Itch. salt
rheum and other inflammatory skin
eruptions so in few days. Piles are
quickly absorbed and even goitres. wens
and enlarged glands are dissolved.
For years it has been used In hospitals
for boils, carbuncles. ulcers. Assesses
and open sores, and with the most per.
feet success. With each so cent original
bottle which any pharmacist can supply
YOU is folder that gives instructions
for use In all OF the above distressing
complaints. Baer's Pharmacy sells a
great deal OF Moone's Emerald OIL, and
will be glad to supply you. ;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

One Of the most exquisite tone
poems ever written, Tobanls well-oe'
loved Hearts and Flowers, has again
been recorded and issued BY Colun!-
bia.
Princes Orchestra traces the flow
er-like tones of this romance OF brave
knights and ladies fair with an eX-
nuisite delcacy almost unbelievable
in the blending OF so many lnslru-
mentS.
Here is a record for the dreams OF
youth and the pleasant retrospect1oh
Of age.
There's a Quaker Down in Quaker
Town." new Columbia record, offers
a clever bit of entertainment about
deu.ur Quaker maid, with a shocking
bit of coquetry tied within her,conser-
vative gray bonnet.
The singing of the Peerless Quar-
tette, accompanied by full orchestra:
is lust as pleasing as this new type or
damsel is alluring. and will make thee
wish to meet the little Quaker.
George H. O'Connor, the clever char
acter singer, puts good old South1crn
hospitality into Columbia'S recordlns
of Come on to Nashville
You are invited TO take a peek into
the kitchen Of home. sweet home
and-well, anyway. who wouldn't en-
jov hanging around Southern ktch-
Come on to Nashville" makes YOU
feel like hanging out the latch string
for the man from Tennessee.
Haven't you stopped, looked and
almost tried to listen when the girl on
| - 1Nfy orf q TTn
smiled at you?
Columbia has recorded Tho Girl on
the Magazine" for the listening public.
in the form Of a most fascinating fox
i'trot
, One OF the stellar hits Of stop.
Look and Listen" the musical comedy
vehicle Of the ever-successful Gaby.
this is a buoyaut bit of music. intro
I.ducing dash Of Irving Berlin in
That Hula Hula"
II you want a swift glimpse OF Bor,
neo. the home Of tho traditional Wild
man, we suggest Way Down in Dor.
neo-o-o," refreshing Columbia record
! treat.
Collins and Harlan, the eVer-popuar
song team. allotted by a. splendid or
chestra. inject a world Of rapid tran.
sit" fun into this typical Piantadosi
hit. rolling the 'o-o-o's' in Rornco
with inimitable drollery.
WAY Down in Bornco" has swing
ing melody that will sing itself through
your mind long after the record ceases
playing.
"Forgotten." Cowles' unforgeti table
] pledge Of undync love is to he found
among the latest Columbia recordings.
Judson Houses vocal shading gives
| the exquisite words depth Of tender
| feeling that is as soul,fllinC as the
| fragrance Of a rose
One seldom finds such a wealth M
SYMPATHETIC expression in tho voice Of
| so young a singer as Mr.. House" vino
| has just attained the age Of twenty
| one.
! Forgotten" has always been per.
manent presence in the collection Of
music lovers. and the record repertoire
IS incomplete without II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
JUDGE MOSS IS IN
SERIOUS CONDITION

Special Dispatch 10 the Intcllg"nCrr.
WASHINGTON. u. c.. July 10
Congressman Edward Cooper Of West
Virginia. returned early Today from
Atlantic City where he went Saturday
10 call upon ,Iudg" Hunter Moss. Jr..
congressman from the ParkersburS
district. who has hrrn seriously i'll for
some months Judge Moss left for
Atlantic City several weeks ago in In"
hopes that the sea. air would benefit
his health. but his condition has failed
TO improve.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

brought to her present level. receives
her present. and it awakens IN her mlnu
recollection OF all the misery her nos :
money has brought. When IN nurSt =" 80
inroyiratcd affection, he attempts 10
fnrrn further. attentions on her. her rec
objections overcome hcr. and sh" stans
him to the heart. Frank l-ossc gives
a finished portrayal Of ,he wealthy NO
crtine. aud Grace Valentine docs Soi'lo
~ her hest work as the girl. George Lee
C;uere handles the part of a young man.
ius, turning into the ways of burglary
in an able manner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
NJ WOLF HoPPER-REx.

Dcwolf Hopper. Billie .Eurke and ray
Tinrhrr-surely Il trio that one can
snf"Iy cnthus-, over. And each VIII ns
s., IN a; the Eex thcater today IN pay
that are known 10 be interesting. I'll.
,nS.,H mystery picture presenting the
pnnular broadway star, DeWnlf Hopper
n the leading rol". Here is another DE,
Wolf Hopper subject. equlpPeo VII I; a
story of both humorous and drarnat!c
annco, an exceedingly clever support.
s smC chapter of "Ciloria's Romance
featuring Billie Burke in the leae IN
,nic trlis Of The Harvest Of sin.
," hi:.r nTcr,,kes E'reneau who is plan
,'ins to marry Gloria for her money. The nc
ndd,.d attraction on today's program II
an int, resting film which shows All the
modern dances and how to 90 the'h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
Strong, Powerful Yet Safe, Surgeons
Prescription Called Moone's Emerald
Oil Haa ARtonished PhYstcianG.

There Is one simple and inexpensive
way tn reduce dangerous. swollen veins
and punches. and get them down 70 nor
NAL, and that Is 10 apply Moone's Emer-
/ aid oil night and morning. People who
have painful. enlarged veins should not
neglect them for they sometimes hurst
and cause much misery and loss or time
Moones Emerald Oil besides being so
.marelously antisepttc that 1t at once de-
s,roys germs and poisons caused by
germs is such remarkable healing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
MISS FEES CONDITION
is SLIGHTLY IMPROVED
Young Edgwood Girl Has Battle for
life-Sustained Fractured Skull
Week Aqo.

Miss Lillian Fee. injured one week
ago last night in an automobile acct
dent AT the IS" bridge. was slightly i'm
proved. according 10 her attending
physician at the Ohio Valley General
hospital last night. With the excep'
lion of a few hours, Miss Fee has re-
manned unconscious since the acct
dent. Miss Fees injury was frac-
lure al the base OF the skull.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
WILLIAMSBURG
FARMER A SUICIDE

SreciaI Dispatch To tn" iuicliiEenccr.
pARkERSBURG, w. Va, July To-
Andrew Rosenthal, aged IS years.
resident Of Wiliamstown. short dis
lance from this city. committed sui.
eide this morning by hanging himself
with moose. one end OF when was
attached 10 the top Of door. BY
bending his knee, he was able 10
strangle himself. few minutes before
he was to leave for work. His wife
left him recently which was the cause
of the act it is believed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

T0LET'N. y, LNIN 10. -T'TRNinC m
good form. VIII r. piddcl, of rrawfnrhs-
villc lnil., led tho entrants in tho cen
trial states gold association tournament
here today 'niddr was paired with
Harold Weber. of Toledo. and went out
In the qualifying round. making the
first nine holes in 81 One under par.
Weher at his turn had 41 for The nine.
four down on Diddel. On the way In
Weber became stronger and was two
down at the fifteenth hole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
ASK NEW RECEIVERS

GALLlFOLIS. q. July lO.-NcW re-
ccivcrs have been asked for in a petition
filed with tho court here by holders OF
s7n0. 600 worth Of bonds Of tho defunct
Marmct Coal and Mining Company. OF
tn" great kanawha Valley in West Eir-
cirii. The bond holders alleEc that The
nrrsrnt receivers G. W. r0yscll and Ed
win Marmct Of Cincinnati have run the
Mnrmet Company with $4,000 further
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

in debt. The receivers stated that the
current liabilities of the Marmet Com
pany are $iS5.0Q0 and the deferred LA
Lilities $13l 900. The receivers liabli-
Ties amount to s99.242. The properties
Of the Marmct Company are valued by
mining engineers and experts al Sl.2+5.-
nIn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

Mrs. Leora Bingham has been named
to succeed Emma r. Posey resigned.
AS post mistress at Torch. Athens
county. Ohio. and George Bobby as
successor 10 c. L. Whitney, resigned
as postmaster at Wolf Run. Jefferson
county, in the same state. Miss Char
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
new TALKING MACHINE RECORDS

: arrested in Mcdowell county last night
and brought 10 Charleston. He Will b"
taken to WIkrShOro. y. G.. on bench
warrant ISSUED from the United STATS
| court for the western district Of Norm
I'arDlina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
m ppopE DyNAM1T1NG,

CUARI.ESTON, Y. Va. July l0.-De
tecttves have been called 10 Amy. Roam
county. TO investigate the third instanc'
Of dynamiting Of oil and gas wells ther'
by persons seeking to destroy the utilif!
OF the wells The last we'll affecte
was a sasser resently drilled by tf'
United States Fuel Gas Company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

Jacob Zuhach has been removed as
postmaster at Helvetia. Randolph
county, and Alvin E. Fogel has been
named as his successor.
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lotte F. Whitney was named May II.
but declined the appointment.
MANY DEATHS IN
SOUTHERN FLOOD.

ATLANTA, Ca. July 1o.-Lowlands
cred hv high waters Of streams which
had pvcrhowcd under almost continual
rainfall since last Wednesday. Eleven
deaths. reported today made the toll
snventy-eight dead or missing. hfty-nfe
Of whom were members Of the crews OF
ten schooners reported unaccounted for
at Biloxi. Miss, as result Of the trop-
ical storm last week. Other dead are on
the coast near Mobile and at interior
points In Mississippi, Alabama, and
Georgia.
Property damage will amount to MIL
lions Of dollars and thousands OF person
are homeless. At many places poatS
are being used to rescue those 'marooned
In their homes or tree tops.
In Alabama conditions have assumed
most serious aspect. A rainfall has con-
tinued for more than JOG hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
MANY CHANGES IN
POSTMASTERSH|PS

Special Dispatch TO the 1ntclliGcncer.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 10
President Wilson today sent 10 the
Senate the nomination Of William NJ.
Davis to be postmaster at Bridgeport,
w. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
RICHIE DISTRICT
SELECTS TEACHERS
MRS. E. |. JONES NAMED PRlN,
opal OF EAST TWENTY
NINTH ST. SCHOOL.
Miss Ethel Wallace Heads 5eth|ehem
SchooI-H. E. Edge Rec lected
Secretary OF Board.

Mrs. E. I. Jones and Miss Ethel Wal
lace were reelected principals OF me
East Twenty-ninth Street and bethte-
hem schools. respectivel;. a. n meet.
ing of the Richie (couHtr!) district
board of education held last, night. Mr:
! n. E. Edge was re-elertrc secretary
of the board. The appoin: nents FOL
tow:
East Twcnry-ninth Street School.
Mrs. z. /. Jones. principal and dis
trict supervisor.
Miss II. Bell McLachsan. room 20. ..
Miss Helen Smith. room 10.
Miss Harriet Wolfe. room NO. ana
primary department,
Bethlehem School.
Miss Ethel Wallace. principal ana
teacher Of room No. ,.
Miss Lou Ouderkirk. primary depart
ment.
Miss Katherine Och was elected
ianitoress at the East Twenty-nlnth
Street school. and Miss Mamie Boop
at the Bethlehem school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11

The Doerrs challenge Valley Stars for
a return game at Theda grounds any
time. Answer through The lnteln-
gcncer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-11
MooNSH1NER CAUGHT.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. July 1h.-Wil.
liam Mccain. under Indictment in North
Carolina. for alleged noonshininE. was
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27

HAVE HEARD
SUNDAY
Local Revival Sets New
Record for Attend
ance
CONVERSIONS
TOTAL 1913
Cost, On Present Basis,
Is $2.51 Per Con-
vert
THE SCORE TO DATE

More than 100000 persons have
heard Billy Sundays gospel mes
sage in the city OF Detroit and not
quite seven weeks have elapsed
since the campaign began. This,
members OF the Sunday party
agree, establishes a new record OF
attendance The Sunday organiza-
ton never keeps a record OF at
tendance. but II IS believed that
altho many persons have attended
all or nearly all Of the meetings, al
least half million individuals have
heard the evangelist in Detroit. If
the thousands who have heard him
at other meetings outside OF the
tabernacle and in other cities OF
Michigan were added, it is estimat.
ed that he has already carried his
message 10 AZ least 100000 per.
sons in Michigan
These figures do not include the
thousands who have heard other
members OF the Sunday organiza.
uon az church and shop meetings in
various parts ~ the city.
A. the conclusion OF the service
Thursday night Billy had addressed
tabernacle crowds for 40 week days
Counting the total average atten
Confined ON Rage Ftftrenb.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
CARRANzA To
Be CANDIDATE
Cheering Crowds Urge Him to
Accept Presi-
dency

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 27.--Gen.
Carranza IS expected to formally
announce his candidacy for the
presidency, following n great dem
onstration in his behalf that lasted
until an early hour today
Crowds of tho first chiefs admir-.
ers paraded the streets Of the cap
ital with banners and lanterns.
shouting Long live Carranza
Late in the evening several process
sions united in a great parade 10
the palace. where spokesmen
pledged Carranza their support and
loyalty and asked him to accept the
candidacy
Il am not worthy OF such high
honors,' said the nrst chief, in a
brief speech. but I VIII give due
consideration 10 your wishes. In
the event ! decide 20 be a candi-
date. and II the popular vote carries
me into this high Office. | will stand
for The peoples rights with the
same zealousucss that has always
marked my action az first chief"
Gen. Obregon. minister OF war.
took occasion al a meeting ~ the
Constitutlonalist Liberal party. 10
declare absurd and untrue reports
Of bad feeling between him and
Cen Gonzales.
we are both human" said Oh.
rcgon. "Wc both have aspirations,
but We are able to hold our per
sonal passions in subjcction TO our
sense 81 duty to tho triumph Of the
constitutional cause.
Ger Gonzales responded by en-
braclnc Ohregoi while the audience
checrcd
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
DENIES VILLA
is IN CONTROL
Carranza DeclNres City of Chi
huahua Is Not Be-
sieged

NEW YORK Oct 27.-Reports
that Carranza intends 20 leave Mex
leo City We're fatty denied today by
Juan r. Burns. Mexican consulgen-
eral here, who made public the fol
lowing telegram which had just been
received from Carranza:
Mexico City, oct. 27.-(2 80 n.
ml-Absolutcly false that the ban
dit, villa. Is bcsjeging Chihuahua
city or that Zapata is threatening
the tranquility OF Mexico City. Fe-
lix Diaz was defeated in recent skir-
mishes withour troops. He is now
fleeing with few followers 20 Qua
temala. ! shall remain in Mexico
city until the constitutional conven.
tion convenes at Qucsctaro. All
military operations have been sue
Cessful and general conditions are
improving daily.
81 Signed V. CARRANZA.
Burns said tho constitutional con
vention will convene AT Queretaro
on Nov. 2l.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
Says Wilson Foes Thus
Hope to Turn
Tide
NO AMERICANS
ARE CONCERNED
Justice Department
Learns of Deep-Laid
Plan
sAN ANTONlO- - o

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Oct 27.
All the commanders OF the
big army camps along the Dor.
der have been warned by the
southern department 70 be on
the alert FOR the attack or at.
tacks SAID % be planned by
Mesieans The commanders
were ordered 70 disseminate
'he warning 20 every oraariza.
tion on the border.
At Gen. Funston's headquar.
ters Il was said no redistribu-
ton Of troops would be neees.
Sary as the cavalry, artillery
and infantry organizations are
40 stationed now as 70 success.
fully cope with any situation
that might arise.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
CITY PREPARES
CASE AGAINST
PHONE METERS

Harry ' Dingcman, corporation
counsel. Friday noon conferred with
Edwin =. Burch and Hal Smith on
the argument 10 be presented for the
city when the state railroad com
mission meets IN Detroit Nov 10
consider the telephone situation
The commission will hear an ap.
pllcation by the Michigan state Tel
ephonc company 90 install uuiver-
sal meter service I'm Detroit The
city is opposed TO such a program,
and is armed With the public utili-
tics charter amendment passed I'm
The August primary. II gives The
council power over public utilities
Burch is ~" city's telephone OK
pert. and Smith represents the De
trut board Of commerce
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
WINDSOR FEARS
TROLLEY STRIKE
Street Car Men Meet Today TO
Lay Plans; Dispute Before
krbitrators

Employees ~ tho Sandwich. Wind
sor g Anhcrstburz railway were
expected 20 D"ct some time today
10 yoto on ? strike proposal The
board ot e-hitrstiCn has beer con
aiderinE tho dor Rnds OF the motor
men and conductors, but has not
reached decision Mangus Sinclair
OF Toronto. represented the cn
ploycs before the arbitration board
n IL said that tho meeting o; the
men vas called suddenly, rs hoy
expected an un'ayorable decision
from the board and wished 20 deter.
mine on vla' course they would
pursue IN hat event.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-27
Wilson Backers Are
Filled With OPP
timism
HUGHES EN- ROUTE
TO YORK STATE
I. r. Denies Report of
Friction With Party
Heads
By ROBERT J. BENDER.
(StdH Correspondent United Press.

GRAFTON, w. Va. oct. ~
President Wilson was returning to
day TO Shadow Lawn to prepare for
the final fireworks OF the campaign
Tomorrow is Wilson day thruout
the nation and Democracy will OBJ
serve it generally. reading AZ local
meetings the same message that
the president Is to deliver at a
gathering at the summer White
House.
Next week the president goes 10
New York for addresses designed
10 swing the Empire state into the
Democratic column He leaves
Shadow Lawn Tuesday for Buffalo,
where he speaks Nov. +, following
a day in New York city Both days
promise TO be full Of action. The
presidents reception in Cincinnati
vas n pleasant surprise TO his lieu.
tenants.
Politicians there said that never
before had there been such dem
onstration. leaders predicting that
after the president speaks in New
York, the betting odds will swing
from even 10 favorable odds.
The president was strenuous in
the four addresses Yesterday In
which unity OF purpose allegiance
TO the country and determination 10
save the country for the work 20
be done after the war-the prosi.
dents three points of emphasis re.
celved applause which convinced his
friends there "a no doubt about
which way Ohio IS going Nov :.
Considering everything, there is
a mighty confident party of Demo.
Gratis returning 10 Shadow Lawn
today.