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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-20
ESTIMATES.

STATE Of wss, virginia County OF Ohio Town OF
Edswood. to-wtt
OF Edgwocd. Ohio County. hold in the council
chambers thereof In tho town nail ou..aS ." ~.
u,a day OF August. 1917. there we're present.
c. n. Criswell Mayor: Georgc E. CaEenoaue!
Recorder. and John q. Cook. Charles Ei'cnnaen
and Peter ]. SiehauI. members OF tho council OF
said town.
IN. accordance with Section 1. Chapter 3. Of the
Act, OF tho extraordinary session Of the legislature
q, 1oos the council proceeded to make up An e'ti
mate OF the Imounto necessary to DO leNeo tot
tbs current fiscal year. 10 cover all mu'io'PAi
debts and liabilities payable during inc esio year.
Including probable expenditures for municipal pur-
no.ex and ptoper allowances for delinquent taxes.
sTr.n,. Of collections and contingencies: bu. de-
Quoting thorefrom the moey IN tho city treasury
.Dnlicsbo to the service Of the year and municipal
claim. and doth determine and estimate tho
several amounts to Be- levied as foiloWs:
Maximum levy IS cents on the hundred dollars
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amour, due the said Municipality. and the
,nonnt that will become due and collectible from
every source. except from the levy OF taxes 10 %
made for the current fiscal year
From specln assessments Stree, Paving IS 900 90
From interest on special Assessments for
Street Paving Zo-o.Vo
Tot.I Estimated Receipts. ................S1s2oO 90
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
D.ht, and demands owed ny Municipality which
will become due and payable during tho current
fiscal year. Including interest on bonded haeoteo-
ness Of every kind and character.
Redeoming Sewer Bond No. 3..............t 600
Interest on Sewer Bonds. 5000
R.deemIns Street Improvement Bonds. Nos
l. and 3. Series "a. ................. l.3oo.oo
Interest on Street improvement Bonds
So. ~. ..,................. 1901
Red.em!ns Special Assessment Bonds. Nos.
~ 70 inclusive, Series "A"........... 5000. 90
Interest on Special Assessment Bonds.
ss,,os "a" ......,............. 2s2o. 90
s.--.,,,,, commission for collecting tarcs 24o 90
sslsry ~ Stree. Commissioner and Sergeant 10000
s.,,r, q, Recorder ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100. 90
s,In,v n, Solicitor ..................... lO0. 90
coTectlnr OF Garbage and Rubbish. ........ GOO.nO
Rent OF Town Hall and Garage FOR Fire
Truck OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
s,r,ct Electric Lights l0lI.oo
n.nt NJ Fir, lA.oo
Discount on Taxes paid before November
mir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. loo. 90
s,,er,. hll.y, and Sewers l.5on. on
,Ton,,nr. .........................l S0s. O.
Total Estimated Disbursements. Ill. as66 81
Less amount received from Special hsse's-
ments for Street Paving and interest
/ same ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 's.U.Uo
Balance Observation-Disclosures. ~. log. d
Less amour. Of ten tloc, cent levy for the
purpose Of providing sinking fund for the
PAYMENT OF the annual interest and the
payment Of the principal Of the Street
improvement Bonds. Series a.
maturity .........---.......'.'... iS9a3 IS
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TAKEN TO ALTOONA
Magazine Agent to Face Charge OF En-
bezzlemene-Short $3.50 II Charge

Louis Rudolph. of Altoona. Pa. was
taken hack to that place last evening
by Constable G. f. koley to face a
charge of embezzlinE S130.35 from the
Leslie-Judge company. Rudolph was
arrested here Saturday evening by De-
tectivc Joe Schlick on warrant Issued
at Altoona.
George Brown. alias Dave DImby. ar
rested here by Roundsnan Tom Wier.
will be taken to Pittsburgh today to
face the charge Of committing n robbery
amounting to something like $4,000.
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r,nern, for MRS. R,asel Today,

This afternoon at o'clock funeral
services will he held for Mrs. Frcdcrlca
Rascl. aged widow of August Rascl, who
died Friday in the home of her son.
Henry G. Rascl. of No. Thirty-sercnth
street. Interment will he in Mt. Zion.
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Funeral for Mrs. Walsh.

Saturday morning funcra! services
we're held in tho home OF her sister Mrs
Conrad Miller Of 1927 McCoiloch street
for Mrs. Winifrcd (McCann) WhiSh.
widow Of Michael Walsh. who passed
away Tuesday. Requiem high mass was
celebrated in ST. Josrphs cathedral, with
burial in MI. Calvary.
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r,av+or Child Funeral Today.

This morning at 10 O'Clock in the
family home at tho Mt. dc Chantal tn"
funeral for John r.. infant son of John
u. and Margaret Clayton. will be held.
The child died Friday. Burial will be
in Greenwood cemetery. this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-20
LOCAL BOY LIKES SERVICE.

In a letter recently received by An
drew V. Fisher, Perry B. Fisher. his
brother. states that he would not change
the old routine for the life he Is living
now. Perry Is with the Fifth regiment
OF engineers. and at present Is in train
ing somewhere in England" prepara-
tory to going to the front for service
as an engineer.
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Special Debt Le3.
For the purpose OF completing the Auditorium
and Heating System Of the IEish School Building.
Warwnod, W. va.
Debts and demands ia he paid out OF this fund
DclnqurncirS FeStimatedl .......s 60o.00
DlSccnnts iestimatedl l30.00-S 1904
Amount be raised BY l6fc
Levy ...............,........tS .s24.lo
Amount credited 10 fund. 8.09l.I0
State NJ West Virginia. District OF Richland
County NJ Ohio tu-Wit
l. Harry r. Robinson. Secretary 81 the Board Of
Education in and for Riehlsnd district Of said
Srunty and state do hereby certify that tho
foregoing Is \ truc copy form tho records Of An
order made and entered by said board On the
l4th day Of August. 1917.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of August, 1917
HARRY P ROBINSON.
Secretary Board Of Education. Rchland District
Ohio County. W. Va. Wheeling. B. F. D. No. T.
Aug-l1-I.
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Funeral for John Glenn.

Funeral services for John Glenn inc
oved resident who died Tuesday. was
held in the home of his niece. Mrs. H.
w Fair, G1 Thirteenth street SATURDAY
afternoon. The Rev. Or. James T. hir"
Of Thomson Methodist Episcopal church
,fftciated. Intermcnt was in Pcninsui"
cemetery.
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+or Scblosser chi1d Today.

Tho funeral for Harry Irwin. l-year-
old son Of John ard Lille Schlosser who
died Friday. will be hcld in the faInily
hcmc, No. 66 Alley Is. this afternoon ut
. o'clock. with burial in Mt. Zion.
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and will bid his friends goodbye on
August IS, when he leaves for Fort
Benjamin Harrison. He formerly served
tnrce years with the United States
marines
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TO TRAINING CAMP.

r. Jett "Butsey" Smith. former news
paper man and popular in Wheeling,
has successfully passed the examination
for the second officers training camp
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ESTIMATES.
s,.,a AZ Ms., vlrnni, count, o. ohio, ]

State OF wes, virginia, County Of Ohio District d
RlchlInd to-wit:
At regular session Of tho Board Of Education
ot R!ehland District Of Ohio County held a
tho regular meeting place thereof. on tho second
Tuesday In August, 1917: Present: r. A Ae1.
ander. President Of said Board Of Education- and
Chss J. Smith and Milton MeConoch. COM
missloners.
In accordance with Chapter ST. Acts 1913
amending section 81. chapter p, Acts lsoe. Inc
Board Of Education proceeded to make Up m
estimate Of the amount necessary TO b levied iol
IN current fiscal yeal 10 cover all district
debts and liabilities payable during the year. IN
Guiding the probable expenditures for district puf-
poses and proper allowances for delinquent taxes
and contingencies. hut deductnE the money In The
treasury applicable said purposes during the Jea'
doth determine and estimate tho sercrsl amounts
10 be levied follows:
BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due. and the amount thai VII
become due and colcctble from eSery source. e1cep
from the levy Of taxes to b made for The cur
rent fiscal year.
Amount due from Sheriff. ,....$ 2.337.5s
Redcmptltns [cs,lmstodl...... 10000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-20

Tho State OF West VlruIna. Ohio County. IS:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County. West Vr.
oInia, August Rules. 1917.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

Tho State Of West virginia. Ohio County, IS:
Ia tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County. west VIZ
pInIa August Rules, 1917.
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FOR sALE-Real Estate.

FOR sALE-CoenR lot Cd tlA and JscoA eta.
Only one eornss lot With is 10 u squares %
Jacob rns place for GaraSs O businss d
any kind: good location. Addrs0 T. ~. care
Tho Intallirnesf. ong,I3-H
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Total Expenditures SU,oof.Vo
Amount 70 be R.iscd by Lew 176iAzo
Il appearing TO the Board Of Education hsf
tho total valuation n all taxable property In
this district. according 20 the last assesSment
thereof. is S5.ss2.'35.0O being real estate to the
value OF &3.95T. O5o.On; personal property 10 the
value Of $sss. 5000: and railroad and othss
property assessed By the hoard Of public works
to the value Of 81 03T. 235 90. certified TO this
board by tho officer whose duty It 10 70 make
such report and II appearing from the foregoing
cstIniates tina. It Is necessary TO raise By leTy.
after dcductinE all credits. ss.s2i.lo for building
purposes and Sl7G4s.20 for tescherJ purposes:
therefore II Is determined that levy 90 each
One Hundred Dollars valuation N Fifteen tl6c1
Cents for building and Thirty t3ocl Cents for
teachers purposes Will be necessary TO produce
the estimated amount a. Aforesaid for the ensuing
fiscal year.
State Of West Virginia. District Of Hchland.
County Of Ohio. to-wtt:
l. Harry F. Ilobnson Secretary Of the Board
Of Education In and for Richiand district Of said
county ami s;sc. Ito hereby certify that the
| foregoing is true copy from the records OF an
order made aud entered by said board on the
18th day Of August. 1917.
Given under my hand this 18th day q August 1911.
HARRY F. ROBINSON.
Secretary Board NJ Education. Rlchland District.
Ohio County. ". Va. Wheeling r F. D. No. !.
Hlqh School Fund.
Tho amount due and tho amount that viii
become due and colrctIble from erev source.
| ~. ~
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Balance 'S7'fooo1
Less amount Of ten tloc> cent levy for the
purpose OF providing sinking fund for the
payment OF the annual interest and the
payment Of the principal Of the Street
Improvement Bonds. Series "A" 81
,naiur3,v 1893 80
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FOR BALE -Llvo Stock. .
FOR >SALE-Fresh COW, Jsrssy; also Nngiilh. DEivR
puppies. Bell phone. fi3o. ring IL J. II.
Ball s1eIs.N
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LOST AND FOUND

losT-Buneh Of keys bee~ssa 1910 NstA ~ III
18th streets. married v. Z. Houra, cAsS Wheeling
Can Co. Reward II returned 70 1910 Natn SlFs<s.
aaS-11.H
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Total Disbursements ...... $ll.5N.e
Amount to DO Raised By Levy. $HSza.1V
TEACHERS FUND ESTIMATE
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due. and tho amount that VIII
become due and collecting from eTeD source.
cxcept from the levy Of ta1es 10 Be made FOX
the current fiscal year.
Balance due fund from Sheriff Sos7a
Rcdempticns (cstimItedl ........ 10000
Due from General School Fund
lenumeratonl :............" L3s6'lt
Total Receipts .........,..... o'ioo'oo
ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES
Tho debts and demands oxed BY the district
rs wbole and payable out Of hs Teseh0t
Fund.
Outstanding orders on Juno 30.
WI ..........,..-..,..ss...S I'oou."
D.linouent Take. ........ 10000
E1onerations Testinated1...... 1000
Djsrount, ......,,... $4,000
For 10 teachers holding No. ono
certificates At $500 FER
month FIR 9 months. N.ll5O0
For teachers holding No.
two certificates at $4,000 per
month for nonihs.......... 5.7e0o0
For Principals 4. 5000 per
month for months. 716oo0
Music. $780, per month for
months ...,..,.,....'.'.... otu.oV
District supedntendent ,. 5000
Substitute .......,,,........ 462oS
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR eALE-FouI- drsw0 esAh rCistR. b eooa
condition: ADpJ 3a3 it4 aEsst sas.ls-L
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

NIFIVWVIb WI IIIIIIiITh B.
au.l5.a0-o7: Sept.
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WANTED-Podtion

WANTEo-Position - WstnhnaA q hS11 usIA ~
temperate man 81 yoan a ~ AJpty UAisa'
Mission, 18th and Wstsr Sta q .D.I
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

Kentucky Ave. near
beach: haths: elevator;
fine table; special rates:
shower baths. Away
A. E. MARION.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01

Liberty Bonds established a new
high record on the New York Stock
Exchange when they were sold at
100.30.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
SOCIALISTS CONDEMN
PAN-GERMAN PARTY

Copenhagen, Oct. 1.-The majority
socialists in the German. reichstag
have interpe1lated the governm ent
concerning official support Of the
Pan-German agitation and the father
land party The socialists also made
an Interpolation on reported govern
ment interference with the right of as
semb1y.
The Interpolation reads:
Is the chancellor aware that in the
army officers are conducting a vigor-
Gus agitation in favor of pam
policies and particularly also against
the decision Of the reichstag? What
does the chancellor contemplate doing
to check hits abuse of authority by
officers?
The Interpolation does not mention
the activities of civilian officials, al
though the Vorwaerts, the Tageblatt
and other newspapers have asserted
repeatedly that the superfors in the
schools and government departments
are using pressure on their subordin-
ates to join the fatherland party.
The second Interpolation concern
ing the right of assembly accuses the
home military authorities of manipu-
lating the right of assembly one-sided-
| ly in favor of Pan-German propagan-
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
Anti Submarine Campaign
Progressing Satisfactorily,
u. S. Naval Officers Report

Base of the American F'lotilla in
British Waters, Oct. 1.-Two Ameri-
can naval officers of high rank spent
a busy day today inspecting the Amer
lean destroyers and receiving reports
from their commanders ON the salts
factory progress of the anti-su bmarine
campaign.
They had luncheon aboard the
flagship of the flotilla with destroyer
commanders who hoppened to be in
port. In the evening they attended an
entertainment given in their honor by
the bluejackets in the new club house
erected for the sailors. Both officers
made speeches and thanked the men
for the entertainment. They declared
they would carry back to the United
States the excellent impression made
on them by all ranks of the flotil1a-
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
BELGIUM NOT
REN0UNCED BY
TEUT0N NATION
Michaelis Declares Ger
many's Hands Unfettered
For Peace Negotiations.

Copenhagen. Oct. Germany has
not renowned Belgium and has not
been in communication with any of
her enemies, according to Berlin re-
ports of a speech made before the
reichstag main committee by Chan
cellor Michaelis. The chancellor is
quoted as follows:
"a liberal deputy correctly stated
that the attitude of the imperial gov
eminent as regards it's war aims was
clearly explained in my answer to the
papal note. The peace resolution of
July 10 was expressly mentioned in
this reply, and further explanation
thereof is unnecessary.
Moreover, I declare the statement
that the imperial government had al
ready communicated with this or that
hostile government and that it had in
advance renowned occupied territor-
les, thus abandoning the most valuable
advantages in peace negotiations, is
untrue. I declare the imperial gov
eminent has free hands for eventual
peace negotiations. This also refers
to Belgium
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
Wilson Fills Three
Vacancies on 7. G.. G

Washington, Oct. THE follow
ing have been nominated by President
Wilson to the three vacancies on the
Interstate commerce commission:
Robert w. Wooley, of Virginia, for
the term ending Dec. 81, 1920.
Clyde B. Attchison, of Oregon, for
the term ending Dec. 81, 1921.
= George wv. Anderson, OF. Boston, for
the term ending in 1922.
Charles r. Page. Of California, was
nominated to the federal shipping
board.
w. Gwynn Gardner was nominated
to be commissioner of the district OF
Columbia
Hampson Gary, of Texas. assistant
solicitor of the state department, tc
be consul general at Cairo, Egypt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01

Louis A. Coolidge of Boston was ap-
pointed q member OF the Shipbuilding
Labor Adjustment Board, succeeding
Edward r. Cary. of Chicago.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
FOR THE BOYS WHO
ARE GOING TO THE
FRONT

No gift will be more appreciated.
None will be more useful, nor will
panion as one of the Military Watches.
Our models are priced from 1925 to
$500. Other handy and appropriate
things are Fountain Pens, Pocket
Knives, Safety Razors, Lockets, ETC.,
ranging in price from $1.OO and up
wards.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
DONOVAN BACKED
by PARTY TO WIN.
over HARSTR0M
South Norwalk Democrats
Confident They Will Have
!, Next Mayor.

South Norwan<. Oct. EARLY indi-
cations today were that a record vote
woq1Id he polled in the contest for the
mayoralty between former Congress
man jeremiah Donovan and Mayor
Carl Harstrom.
Although Norwalk is normally Re-
publican by a large majority, the
Democrats believe they have an even
chance for success because of the Bit
ter split in the Republican party in
thu recent mayoralty \convention,
which Hooked for three days.
Vast interest is shown here in the
vote On whether to have the public
schools, which are now consolidated.
return to the district system; to have
the city contribute considerably more
than 1t does now to Norwak hospital
and to appoint a permanent tax COM
missioner.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
Football +!

Il oOUpC1Il
IFrom now on, innocent back
lots and fields will be torn
up by the chasers of the
pigskin.
fBut if the men in the game
don t want their own skins
torn up, they must have
good football toys.
IThat means SPALDING.
1--WE have everything for
this great American game
I'm our SPALDINGIZED
sporting goods depart
ment.
Lyon & GruTnman. Retail Division
AMERICAN HARDWARE
STORES
(I1icorporated)
FAIRFIELD AVE. AND MIDDLE ST.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
Non-Slavs of Russia
Demand Real Republic

Petrograd, Oct. 1.-The congress of
non-Slav 'natonaIities at its final ses-
sion in Kiev passed a resolution de-
claring that Russia must be a federal
democratic republic. Every NATIONAL
ity comprising the population of Rus
STA, including the Cossacks, the reso-
luton says must be granted a large
measure of autonomy, the basis of
which should be laid down by a con-
stituent assembly especially convoked
by each nationality.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01

Farmer Want Ads. One Cent Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
AMERICAN HARDWARE

(11acorpofated)
? FAIRFIELD AVE AND MIDDLE ST.
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IA. 600 READY TO GIVE UP
POSITIONS FOR WAR SERVICE

Washington, Oct. 1.-Fourteen
thousand citizens, 5000 of whom are
skilled engineers, have been enrolled
by the public service reserve as will
ing to leave their present. employment
if they can serve the country better
elsewhere The purpose of the organ
ization set up by the department of
labor is to furnish skilled men to var
ious branches of the government and
the army and navy without interior
ing with essential private industries.
Farmer Want Ads One Cent a Word
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
RECOMMEND SIXTEEN
COPS BE APPOINTED

At Saturday nights meeting of the
board 1of police commissioners, the
resignation of Policeman Walter Biz
iningham was accepted. He resigned
when he became involved III trouble
with another man in the Star Cafe,
Middle street.
/ A report was shown recommending
that the s16 more policeman be ap-
pointed in the near future.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
Germany to Eject
All Foreigners But
Munition Workers

Amsterdam, Oct. 1.-The TELEGRAPH
says a bill is being prepared in Ber-
lin authorizing the German govern
ment, in view Of the scarcity Of food
stuffs, to remove from the country all
foreigners not employed in war indus
tries. The bill probably will be en-
forced within a month.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
his HEART BADLY
affected
GFfllta-iives' Soon Relieved
This Dangerous Condition

6S2AGERRARD ST. EAST, TORONTO.
''Bor two years, I was a victim Of
Acute Indigestion and Gas In The
Stomach. It afterwards attacked my
Heart andH hadpains all over my body,
so that I,could hardly move around.
i tried ,alFkinds of Medicine but none
of thems did me any good. At last, I
decided to try "Fruit-a-tives" I
bought the first box last June, and
now 1 an5 well, after using only three
eRxes. recommend Fruit-a-tives"
10 anyone suffering from Indigestion,
FRED ;. CAVEEN.
soc. asbox, 6for $3.50, trial size, 25c.
At afkdeaters or sent postpaid by Fruit.
a-tives Limited, Ogdensburr, Ny.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-10-01
OVERCOME BY GAS.

Overcome. by gasoline fumes, from
the exhaust pipe of his machine I'M
der which he was lying, in an effort
to repair the mechanism Of the car,
Bruce Rice, go Black Rock avenue,
was rescued from asphyxiation in the
nick of time, yesterday afternoon. He
was given first aid treatment by Drs.
Keegan and Davis of the emergency
hospital and then taken to the
Bridgeport hospital. He was able to
leave the institution last night Rice
has narrowly -escaVed death as a
result OF auto accidents on more than
, than one occasion.
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Hy Davis Memorial
At Moose Convention

pTTTSRi'ECH. rn. Jr!. -: .--Nith
n memorial rrrvlr" tor 80 I"i' i'!
man H. Davis. uf 'l"v'I"nG. "i'o di.'I
recently Will" nClIn@ ~ Su."'E!r hlc-
taiur ui The order. The aan.i',. 'n'rTha-
Iinunl convention "f III" supreme
Lodge nf The LOYAL Ord" "i Moose
ournrd here iu.nlrhr The memorial
address Wa delivered by '":lnrr Con-
rrcssman John j. L"ntz. of columbus,
ohio.
Th, formal opening nI The. 'wenty-
ninth convention Will take place To-
morrow morning. Vic" President
Thnmus L. Marshall. wh" was ~ nave
Sp0krn AT the np"nlng session. VIII be
Lnnhlr to be here. according 10 IN hn'
noumrrmcnI tonight. The convention
win close FrlhnN
Former President Throdnr" ih0se.
welt viii nldrrrr M open meeting OF
the convention ON rhurrdhS. ANA Dr.
Albert IIurhnrlI linTI. or Harvard IN
vrrrliy, viii nprnk f'rlhny
ru n,rTuw evening uorr than 100
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