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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31

of construction between New Brunswick
and Trenton wil4 amount 10 $225.ooo anal
the construction is Of concrete. l n,
Will complete i sixteen mile stretch -
Lincoln highway in New Jersey,
Interesting facts cn"c:rniuE N" pro
portion of permanent cunStcuc;lrE IN
the Lincoln highway in New Jersey has
nern compiled. OF tho s!Xty-:nur' !nii"1
ever 50 per cent is or the typ" II pe:lna-
nent cun$t-uctIon.e Twcuty->"N":s mile"
lies within tho limits uf municipalities,
and is consequently improved WIKI tnH
varying types "t tity parementS.
Wheeling To Gettysburg.
90 Wheeling: Market and 18th Strn"tS:
north on Market street with trolley
% fork: right up grade: /" met trolley
at foot OF grade; 80 right hand
road; right across snail bt7dS'|
leaving trolley. following asphalt
pavement: IS. FORK. right down
grade; SIS meet trolley and fellow
same straight on; A Wheeling
Park on left: 81 cross railroad At
three corners beyond small b-idE"
= Elm Grove station. w. Va; ~
left with trolley ACROSS r l.
bridge and pass road on left. curry
ing right.
IA Triadelphia: pass road on left: so
Cross small iron bridge: So cross
small iron bridge: So mettin:;
nacadan; 90 cross bridge; 1ho
straight, lpllO" lnE LItNS WIN
trolley: 49, trolley leaves To left.
right UP grade: 81 cross t'"ll"y'
and PASS road on Ictt: l4.9 ui'i"r
r. r. cross state line into Penn
!. SylYanla and ascend steer grad;
1873. loft AT reverse right fork.
1874 West Alexander. Pa. straight
- throuS IN X-roads: 1I.5 fork. loft
on good macadam.
1873 Vienna: Str1i Eht throu Ch N-roadS
2O3 cross RAILROAD following good
macadam.
81. 4 Claysville: straight through X
roads: go straight through "
roads: 25.2 pass rnad IN left. as
cending long winc:ng up grade ~
macadam: 2T.5 Straight through
N-roadS; 800 cross r. r. meeting
trolley: 30.S cross r. r. follow
trolley.
s1.c Washington: lert on Main street.
leaving trolley: 3l.3 Walnut street
right; 31.+ fork dlaEonally left IN
Highland avenue: 5l.6 irregular
four corners. LETT on Ridge ave-
nue.. 31.9 Murtlanc avenue, end Of
street. right: 33.5 e-raTCht through
X-roadS:> 33.7 FORK. left on good
macadaIn: 36.1 pass reverse right
fork: 37.7 left at N-roads; 3$.7
thorouShfare becomes Central av-
enue: $50 cross oridsn and r. r.
80 Cannonsburg: Piec street. right:
500 straight through N-roads;
39.5 cross railroad; 29.7 rerers"
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Biz Cement Plant to
Resume With 1000 Men

Special to The Intelligenccr' -,,
IiEYSER W. Va. Marcn
Alpha Portland Cement company. ~
hcin, " Va. above knyser. will resume
f,,Ii onara,ions in the manufacture oil
hixh grade cement and will employ from
sn0 n ! Dn0 men, il was learned by Bal
,irnore & Ohio railroad official this morn
ing. Tho plant began partial output srV-
oral weeks ago, following suspension
If four months. due to war conditions
From 20 10 6n cars OF cement Will D"
shibped over the Cumberland & keyscr
divisions daily. which will necessitato
taking on of additional railroad crews.
The mandatory had been putting out
about 10 or T. carloads day during us
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Sister Mav St. John Shane.

The funeral services Of III" late s!s'rr
Mary ST. John Shane 81 the st. Johli
community will take place after requiem
mass at 9 o'clock this morning. S:s;'r
81. John is well known thruGn"'I
Wheeling. having oniciatc6 as dIr"1-
ireSS, assistant dir"ctreSS and graduate
Teacher in Science and mat h'nA;irS II
ST. Josephs academy. The deceased has
been An invalid for Tho past tiv" years
All S!St"r rIIi& will attend ;h"' services,
ard academy classes Will not c"nV'h-
until o'clock Monday afternoon.
Sister -. John - survived hE We
following relatives: Mrs. John kuhns.
East Berlin. Pa. Mrs los" phin" Miller.
Martins Ferry. Mar Shan" Eradt"ra.
New I2altin"rr. Ia. nnd SiS,"" Mhf!
AlphonSn 81 III" SISTERS u: ''hhrl'. .
t:rr,nSb,lrr Pa
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lev on Throop avenue; s1a. lfn "a
George street with trolley.
< Rr1fnSWiCk

George STREET WIN tFoIiey'
1875 New Brunswick
New Brunswick, Il. J. to Few xof1 0kV.'
IL Newark and Lincoln Highway.
- New Rrunswick: Albany ana
George street northeast on Aoany
stree: with trolley; o., cross
bridge over Raritan river ~
pass road on left to enc Of pf1dee
(rrad on left goes 10 FlaInte'
>. straight leaving trolley; 10.
last over r. K bridge and next
right cross r. r.; So. under X. X
. ,rctuchen: straight; So right at
single road over R r and next
left along R R =,
"a Iselin: left at X-road across = 4.
at station; sc right at single
road. 81. righ~ az end Of road
boar left; 19.1 left at single roao;
~ left Mt end Of road; keep LETT on
St. Georges avenue.
70 Railway: straight through: lI.6
left on Cherry street al ROAD '9 W.
before R. r l1.S r1sne On D.
bridge: $50, right on Wesoleld
g T;Iizaheth: left on n. Broad street
1S.5 right fork az Soldiers Aonu
mcnt, on Newark avenue; 10
right fork on SeEark ae .ve.
road becomes eISHALe .ro..
nue.: o1.5 under r r. ana cross
p T.: 22.3 left on Astor street at
dive corners: =. s right on Clinton
venue: 2e.9 Ter, on end Of street
on Broad street at Park; pass CITY
Hall. .&,.et
%. 4 Newark; tight on Larayc.ee, "f.vs
o3.6; right and left stu on tiay
cite street. 23.s under railTosa .
safety first: 24.4 lcIt on f.
ESQ under r. R; 25.5 right with
trolley on Plank Road: cross r.
R., ss.s under r R 80 . sTsss
- cross long bridge over Hackensack
river into communtpaW aven1e
oS.3 left into WestsioSe ,,io- ind
right at single road: follow VIM
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town: a. and Seven Stars' 'o'''
cross K. t., left: Ta.1 I'M"
81 u Gettysburg.
Stone Road, Lincoln Highway.
Miles.
q Il GETTYSBURG: From square go
east to fork OF old pike ana ltah-
over road Oh at Schoolh"uSe lake
lett fork and straight through
t0.I New oxford.
H. hhhotStuwn.
II. S Thomasvillr: straight on.
90 York: 33.3. cross r. r. and trolley
AL Wrj;.htsviIlc: cross bridge; ALL.
cross 4. r; 4l.3. right and left:
~. ri.ht. Columbia; 49,. at PARK
boar loft and straight on; 43.S, toll
gate. &c tget tickets and leave
at 4t.3. 46.6 and 50-%).
~. S Mountvilr: follow trolley INTO
:..S Lancaster: keep straight on: OIL
cross bridge: 80. toll gate. 25c'
get tickets and leave at a1.7. 6l;2.
t;.l and $3.50: 54.S. take right
fork: 6%.@. left over X. r. aSd
right.
Co Einzcrs: s'rniGht on,
GS.% GAP: straight on: IS:4. right across
r. t. bridge and left. following
trolley into
- .GG Gainesville: SOC, cross f. II
bridge to
ID .h 10" W" ~.
50. Q Whitfurd 20 straight. crossing X.
RS: 95.4 end Of road. right under
Il. F.. and left; y5.6. take right
fork up hill; ga under r. r. 96.4.
loft into Malvern straight OH
throu.
aS.a Paola: 994. go under r. P. and
right; 1902. 80 under r. R. and
left
1905 Tscryn: 1O0.9. left undor r. r. and
right; iOl.9. right under r. r. and
left.
1875 Stratford: main road through.
1n3.i Wayne.
1883 ST. DaTids.
1915 Rryn Mawr
1894 .Ardmore: ln9.5. at postofticc. in
large brick building on loft. Left
past r. K. station: 1905. right ~.
Montgomery avenue: ll2.", 1T toll
gate take left fork; 1850, go over
l.. r. and right: HAD. At filter
plant right on Belmont avenue;
1859, cross hridgr over Schuyl-
kill river and right into park;
1l7.4. at monument left; 1873. at
monument right and then left on
Spring Garden street TO Broad
Strcrt. where. right.
1852 philadelphia.
philadelphia to Trenton, N. ].
Via Bustleton and Langhorne-
NTiles.
90 Philadelphia: north on Rrond
street: 81 over X. r.: 2.3, under
r. R. North Philadelphia station;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-31
William c.. Y,erie

William G. LCvis. 'll-"c q. died Sntur-
day morning ut ln."n o'clock at his hu,nc
in West Alexander. death h"lns du- - 4
stroke Of paralysis.
Mr. Lewis W;L& we'll known "a nnd
around his huiUn Town nnG va = lH:iE"r
h.; occupation. He - survived ny n.S
wife. two SONS JAMES e. Lewis. ~ h"l',.
and George Lewis. at t-n-stc@. W Va.
and five daughters. Mrs. -. l.. ''ana,;u.
OF Philadelphia: Mrs. T.. I. Stewart. "f
Bedford. Va: Mrs. ". Ii. SawhiIi. at
Spirit Lake, Iowa. anI Miss Wilma N
home.
Funeral services; Will b. held t"rnor-
row afternoon ~ the N"S' Alexander
United Presbyterian church III "h>";," 1t
Rev. r. II. NcCracI;"u and III rn"nt
will BE- made in West Alexander. Gene
terry
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John BAKER,

John Baker, Of :tv- Wood strect
passed into that bourne from whence no
traveller r"turn-th. yrSt,'rI;ty morning at
1850 ~ the OH" Valley General hos
pital. His death Wis rluS.-i by - COM
plication Of Diseases. NJ. I;IE. = va. Z
patient in IN" hospital E.nr" t>ricay
night. lie is survived ny ii, wife and
one cousin. Mrs. cook. ar TIM city rh"
deceased was q rnilc. - 4 local mall and
had been u rcSd"n; ~ 'h% city for soy
cral yeLrS. Funeral nr!'"c will arDcnr
later whru arranG ,ncu;., nave been conf
plcted-
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The Tntcllgenccr i'll advocating the
measure. TTo attempts were made dur
ing Senator Grihhlcs address TO ad-
jcurn over until Monday and a short
recess was also declared. hut the pro-
ronents Of the bill "stood pat" and the
Vote came at T O'Clock after Senator
nuty had also spoken Ia the measure in
which he declared that he was not op-
posed TO tax on oil and gas, but he
was opposed 20 n special tax on a spc-
cal industry or class OF business.
TIL" attack on the police bill was en-
livcncd by al address by Senator San
dcrs. who denounced the measure. de-
claring il an ubiquitous piece Of legis-
lation" cSpouscd by members Of the
Democratic party with The intenntion
O. injuring the Republican majority.
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Capt. J. NJ. Daughcrty.

Special to The IntcllIscncrr.
FRANKLIN. W. Va. March Gothic
funeral oi Captain }. u. Dau:,h' rLy. Whp
died at his HON" in Franklin. sod -,
WAS held yesterday with Masu:..,' rites.
He served throughout the CIV! war in
the Confcdcra1r army. He lost :. leg IL
the service. For u number 81 years hr
conducted hotel at f'ranklln. aud his
reputation for hospitality WAS known
far and wide b'CT uIY-9v yssArs lie ~.l4
clerk OF the courts al l"nt!lctun county.
He is survived by thr"" daughters and
two sons, one Of whoa is with the Ram
bow division IN Eraucr
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wcrr taken to III" home Of her parentS,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry WllilAiils, Oh ~
Incr street. where funeral services will
hc held this afternoon ut $50 o'clock.
Intrrnrnt will be made In Greenwood
cemetery.
MR.. Krarncr is survived by her hus-
saudi Henry Kramer and two chlidrch'
Anna isabelle md Mary Jane krathcr:
w., sisters Anna and Mary Kramer
and two hrnthors. JGru. at HON" ana
Harry. with the American EXpcditionaTy
forces in France Th" deceased bclonEcn
T., n" Modern Woodnicn lodge or Evans
willie Ind.
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CUMBERLAND, Md. March CO.
Frank NJ. Snyder. 50 years old. retired
HLlIimor" d ON" engineer. died FRIDAY
morning IN the bath room at the home
OF his SOH. Charles y. S;ydrr -" .\rch
street His oll.c; sui is Harry Lee: shy
der. Henry. ". Va Mrs. Cecil Cr;tw-
ford. Philadelphia. is III" Surviving
daughter. Mr.. Snyder was 4 native ri
Morgant"wn, W. Va lie HI.~ut the
greater prrt of his life IN r;s''i"us src-
lions of Nest Virginia. lie hi,. Dcrn i
resident uI Cumberland :, liii, "yrr u
y car. AIS wife diced 50 Years ,Aso.
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Vheeling to New York Motor Route Is Splendid Highway

:3. oyer r. T.: IS. right halfway
arnurd circle: -, under l.. r.;
81, slightly left into Old YORK
road. meeting trolley: G.S. ;"I'
rntc: -. -. under X. Z.
{ o UrontZ: left al Nroads. with
branch trolley up grade: s.I, r.Eht
nj single road on Meeting House
road, leaving trolley: %, risIt
fork on Jcukintown road; 1914. left
fork: IL, toll gate: lis. through
Nroad into Rhawn street: ~
cross r. +. al Fox Chase; III.
over r. r.; 1875. left 1T Aroad on
CASTOR road: $50. left on bu$tle-
ton pike
154 Bus,lcton: right fork. with travel;
49,, right fork: 1871. left across
stone bridge and keep left through.
20. La Trapp"; straight on; -Z'o'
through covered bridge.
90 : Tanney Station: over K. r.. or1oEc
and right with macadam; 2A.o'
right with macadam on Maple ave-
nj Eroads.
o. LanEhorn: straight.
sG Glen Lake Station: Cross X K:
- q oxford Valley; straight; 3n.G, lfIt
~ Xroad with macadam: 39.a. lett
a, cnd Of road over z. r. br!oG':
md take right fork: Bill. pass
rad on right, follow inacadain
a;I meet trolley from left; 34.O,
cross long bridge over DHlaware
rivnr into Calhoun street; 31.l.
rieh; with branch trolley on west
= sale street. passing cdTI'"i on
rlcht to Broad street.
az Trenton
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William D. Marshall

FuncrnI SrrVirr!i .Hr II UIIflH =. Mlr-
shall. we'll known .l:t.:i": who G!"d last
Friday night 1T !:l> r',srd"iIr' i4% VIZ
glul;s street. ISin'ld, vii: hr il"Id at his
i" residence Tuesday atl"r;uon Il; .."n
o'clock. Int"rm"ui viii - made in
Greenwood tr.rr"tcry. Wh""!ln" iniG'
No. ia. Eiir!rts 81 !'ythlnS. !,4!l ".'!.-
duet ritunl'Sl!c services; ~ he crave.
- The drCrIS.'l wHS - I.',rs - ir,'
and was a charf"r In"mh'r e. Ni"'iUu.c
lodge M. 1T. Knights: ur F%'hi".+ ..'d
local Printers union No. -. II" =: sV;-
vivrd b. his wife. formerly. NJ: Nlt-
laid" N"rtschcl. Of Harti"rL tHH1;., 'nd
three children. Cert ru,l", .iau..'s. nd
William Marshall. .iv.. all =: h.U..: ''...'
by 4 sister. Mr.. - : Kraft. ;t"'' 4
brother Ardr..Sf N7rshTl''
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EXTRA SESSION
fcontiuuetl Prom Page one)

tho y;r..inia debt and pay for tho nd-
,r.,;jstrniiun IT the public safety Hc-
t., RI
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- Eir,l"svilI"
-; = .l;.,.!'.. uTil!".
IS Ir'.,n, .'r,,.s L. r.. straight on.
:! " N'iIn~".:G. carve left n! reverse
fork.
~ l;rarcyi!i.: "a. keep lott at foo,
- grlh'. straight onto Ottrrman
= 6 ,;r"cn*hurg: Right fork tcast) on
u;trnnn 81, under r. t., asa.
c'r,.@;. -. l..
IS. = Yrur.;s,rwn: ross trolley, keep
lrI'' - inrh. straight on; G.2.cross
t. L.
III l.rc,"ii"r: straight on through
LauGt:iingS: ot..arrnGS Laurel ridge
through I"nncrstrwo.
81 = I'nu"r: Cross l.. Il.
GG1 Suggest own: Left with wires.
Is : Clmtn"r: Right across bridge and
l.. X. and just beyond. left with
wires. through.
-. 6 Eucts,"wn: Straight on across
A!l"gsrHy mountains.un and down
grad :. ?l.!. cross r. K.
o. W"li$hurE: Straight into Pitt st.
-. : Bedford.
Bedford to Gettysburg.
CSlou" ROAD
IA r:,>,;iurd: From corner Of Holfi-
u..yShurg pike. east on Pitt ST..
l"It ncr"::, bridge over Eaysto~n
branch Of tho JunIalu river; Id.
and right. direct through willows;
- rrGSs l.. l.. at Mount Dallas:
-. direct through Everett: \
,..ns% covered bridge: us. past
MctiraW'S Tho Crossings: direct
through Er"cZcwo0d; 1913 up hill:
IT,. as: loot of Siding hill sum-
.n,,; "".Y. direct through Ream-
c:v: 2l.3. cast foot OF Siding hill:
$50. direct past Manns: EOS. and
liilI IlbuSr, n6.3 0irGC
through larrisonhurg; FL. west
foot of ridge, summit: 2S.h, cross
cast foot OF ridge. west foot OF
Scrub ridge. summit: S0.0, east
roc; a. Scrub ridge: 3l.4, direct
through.
80 M,-'"nn"llsvillr: west foot OF Cove
mountain. straight through sum-
nit; 275, cast foot Of Cove noun
tain. direct through Fort Loudon;
ga. dir"ct through S.. Thomas;
$50, direct into
SIS Chamb"rsburg tfor Carlisle. 32
miles. Harrisburg 30 miles left ut
suuarr: TOR CrccncaStlc. II miles;
HA%crStnwn. 20 miles. Turn right
st square: keep straight ahead.
cross r. l.. at West Fayetteville;
Gus through
GI.5 rayetteriilr: Pass Caledonia park:
G55 and Graffcnburg Inn: ST. |.
pass road on left; 6S.3, summit OF
South mountain: 6S.T, bear right;
70.7. direct through Cashtown
72.3. direct through Meningitis
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partial operation. Three shirts Gay
,,,;I On On at the big plant. Extensive
.oycrhau,ing took place during the shut:
down.
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Trenton to Brunswick.

Miles ,s. etraet 20
w cas-, on state street across canal
and r. r.; 10. trolley leaves TO
right: straight on two blocks an Ha
II turn right at school: 80 to, lett
-: Edinburr: right cross X. f.
70 Windsor: left: straight on III;
:. H III left under r. r;
straight on: c1.6. cross R: r: .o,
%, DAYTON: straight on. crossing isoi .
Icy: 800. cross R. f.; "l'- ;,h ,r,il
with trolley: 3l.4, right with lFo4-
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RUSSIAN REDS TO !
ATTACK RUMAN|ANS

LONDON, March 3o.-Russian sol,
sbn'-iL forccs have evacuated Nev 71t
are turning their attention TO the .! Ru,
manians, according TO reports 1roIn
stanislau. Galicia, transmitted to Lon
dan from Vienna under date OF Ma LII
IS, BY the correspondent OIL 'ne
change Telegraph company.
-RuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Frank 1T. Snyder.

Steubcnvtlle, Bernard Thomas, Clyde
and Elmer. all of this city.
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---Et'V WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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town; 49, and Seven Stars; ISL
cross L. T., left: 79.I int"
50 - Gettysburg.
% GcttESrurE: prom Sau''
Stone Road, Lincoln highway
New Britain herald., 1919-11-05
NAMMANy HALL IS DEFEATED AT POLLS
|LaGuardia Elected Over Moran by 1868 Votes

New York, Nov. 5.--Complete re- turns of the vote for president of the board of aldermen show that Repre-
 sentative F. H. La Guardia, repub- |1ican, defeated Robert l.. Moran. dem ocratic incumbent, by 1868 votes An official recount will be asked for in MT. Moran's behalf
 The vote was: La Guardia, 4O3,O51. Moran, 401, 1,6SS; James O'Neiu. social ist, 126,3
 Charles r. Murphy, the Tammany leader, refused to admit early today that Moran had been defeated. Sam |ueI S, Koenig, chairman of the New ork county republican committee, Twas equally positive that La Guardta mad won by q small margin. He at |tributed the candidates success largo ly to his record as an aviator during lthe war.
 Tammany lost all three contests for Iseats on the supreme court bench in Ithe first and second judicial districts. Justice Joseph r. Ncwburger, who was fefLocd renomination by tho demo- |crats and then was placed in the held by the republicans had little difficulty lin defeating Irwin Untermyer, 33- |year-old attorney, nominated by Tam Imany. Major Philip J. McCook, the bother anti-TammanN candidate in the first district. won from Justice Robert l., Luce, appointed by Governor Smith Ito flil vacancy Arnon L" Sduiers, 3the republican, in the second district. was elected by a comparatively small Iplurality.
 James A. Foley, son-in-laW of Lead Ter Murphy. scored a moderately easy Victory over James O'MalleN, his re- lpublican opponent for surrogate of New York county. This was about the 1onlyl solace Tammany found in the re- 3sult, for Henry H. Currcn, republican, ] was elected president of the borough lof Manhattan, thus assuring represen-
New Britain herald., 1919-11-05
STATE 0F OHIO IS
 STILL IN DRY COLUMN
Majority Greater Than That First
 Given "DryS'

Columbus, O., Nov. 5.--Ohio Nester- day voted to remain in the dry col umn by d majority which may reach three times the close of that by which 1t voted prohibition a year ago, ac- cording to incomplete and unofficial returns received early today at the office of the secretary of state.
 Secretary of State Smith said carly today that partial returns to his office from half the counties in the state in dicated a dry majority on all four prohibition proposals of approximately 75,00O.
 Yesterdays dry victory came just d year after Ohio first voted statewide prohibition by d majority of c6,000 and less than six months after prohi- bition became effective on May ?.
 In addition to defeating the Dropos- ed repeal of state wide rohibition Ohio yesterday apparently voted by big mnjoritics to uphold the action of the legislature in ratifyinE the federal prohibition amendment; to kill q pro- poSal for the manufacture and sale of beer containing as high as 2.75 per cent. alcohol and to put into effect the Crabbc prohibition enforcement bill passed by the legislature last spring.
 Both the vets and drys put up un- usually hard fights this year. knowing that the nation was watching to sec what Ohio, the largest prohibition state, would do. Ohio is the first stat 0 that has held n referendum on the federal prohibition amendment.
 On additional returns today the drys continued to show increased ma joritics in almost every section of the state. Secretary of State Smith said that practically all counties showed large dry gains over last year.
 The drys made a gain of moro than 2.000 over last year in Cincinnati, and showed large gains in practically all of the smaller cities and rural Coun- ties. The vets made a gain of 5000 in Cleveland and some smaller gains in Youngstown and several other Of the smaller cities.
 Warmly contested municipal cleC- tions brought out a large vote. Mayor Harry l.. Davis, republican, was re- elected in Cleveland; Mayor Cornell Schrciber, independent, was rc-elcCt- ed in Toledo, and Mayor George T. Karb, democrat, was defeated for re- election in Columbus by J. J. Thomas, republican.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-05

tation of his party in the powerful board of estimate.
 Reuben l.. Haskell, republican, was elected county judge in Brooklyn on wet platform, and Harry F.. Lewis, republican, won another term as dis trict attorney of Kings county, but George A. Wingatc, democrat, was elected surrogate.
 The socialists failed to make good their claim they would poll a larger vote than they did in 1917 and were credited with little moro than 10 per cent. of the ballots cast for aldermaniC president. Apparently they gained no seats in the assembly, and the number of their representatives in the board of aldermen has not been determined.
New Britain herald., 1919-11-05
BETTER THAN CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets
 Are a Harmless Substitute

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are the result of Dr. Edwards determination not to treat liver and bowel complaints with calomel. For l7 years he used these tablets Ia vegetable compound mixed with olive oiD in his private practice with great success.
 They do all the good that calomel does but have no bad after effects. No pains, no gripping, no injury to the gums or danger from acid foods-yet they stimulate the liver and bowels Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets when you feel "logy" and heavy. " Note how they clear clouded brain and perl5 up the spirits. 10c and 25c box.