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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-11-04
MQMEoHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People,
md Events.

Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.
The Epworth League will hold an ex-
perlence entertainment at the NJ. y.
church, Tuesday evening, November 81,
at which time all the members are to
turn In the dollars which they have
earned and also relate how they earned
them.
Mr.. ]. L. McMechen desires 1t stated
that the debt on the pond is all paid, II
having cost the city but $40. The re-
manning $3.50 was paid by public sub
scriptIon and is all collected but $lb,
which will be paid In a few days.
w. S. Campbell has returned to
Pittsburgh, after spending three weeks
with his brother, J. C. Campbell, OF
Gravel street
HIP. Wilson has moved his family to
Glendale. where he accepted u position
us blacksmith for the Glendale Coal
Company
Mr.. ]. L. Hanen, of Washington, D.
c., was the guest OF his brother the
Hon. 8. r, Hnnen, this week,
Mrs. John Johnson, OF shepardstownI,
was the pleasant guest OF his son. Will
lam Johnson, this week.
At the regular annual meeting,
Thursday night, $4,000 was paid on the
paving OF the streets,
James Pendergast, formon at tho
Baltimore & Ohio shop, Is on duty on
account of sickness.
The books for the public school IL
bFary hnYc arrived and Will be placed IN
the school at once.
Miss Jennie McCuskey, OF Cameron
il visiting her brother. Virgil McCuskey,
Of Lincoln avenue.
T.. Lorentg Inns returned from Clnr'
lngton, where he spent n few days on
burtncss.
Mira. u. I. MARBLE and daughter
Grace, are the guests of friends al
Cameron.
The usual services win be held at the
| NJ. ~ church Sunday, morning and
/ evening.
Mrs. Helen showucrc, OF Ingram, Pa,
! Is the guest Of friends here
MIS- Il. u, Kern is thogucst OF friends
In Preston county.
Two small children OF Fred sehafei
are very sick.
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pR1paEPoRT HAPPENINas.
Events of a Day In the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

+.# ~ GuQ OIL TUG bE4AbUs
The irving French Company Is the
attraction at the opera house Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. AT
the Star theatre In Martins Ferry,
Thursday evening, this company played
to standing room only" and gave en-
tire satisfaction, This in Itself is enough
recommendation. Seats on sale at Bow
les drug store to-day. eaay4 Fs.i
Mr.. and Mrs. John Garrison. Of Ros-
bys Rock. are the guests Of the for
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Gar
rison, in Kirkwood.
The funeral OF Mrs. Annie Liske Will
take place ut o'clock this afternoon.
Interment at Linwood cemetery.
Harry Wilson left yesterday for
Pittsburgh. where he has accepted
position In a whole grocery.
Edward Garrison has resigned his po-
sItIon at the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
freight office in this city.
Arthur walllng arrived home last
evening from visit with relatives ut
Springfield, Ohio.
Communion services will be held at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning.
Miss Nellie Garrett, of st, Clairsvilla
Is visiting relatives here for few days.
Thurman Williams, of Macarthur, o.,
is the guest of relatives In Aetnavil!e'
Charles Diebold. OF Canton, was a
business caller in the city yesterday,
John Sldebottom. Of Lloydsvllle, was
In the city yesterday on business.
John DeVinney. OF salInesvlllG, was
calling on friends here yesterday.
Mrs. Beatrice Hall went to Steuben-
Vile yesterday to visit relatives.
Charles Branum is III at his home in
Kirkwood.
William Francis is on the sick list
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MARrTN,s FHRRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of whesling'B
ProRrasgivs Neiehhor.

The Daily Chronicle OF WheeunB
Progressive Neighbor.
Yesterday morning an unfortunate
accident befell the ten-months'-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Cox
residing on Union street. The infant
was playing on the floor near the din
ing table when an older sister came in
from the kitchen with a pot Of hot ten,
which she was placing on the table,
when in some manner It slipped from
her hand and fell to the floor, the con
tents flowing freely upon the legs OF the
little one, scalding them badly. a phy
stefan was summoned, who carefully
dressed the injured limbs.
The change which was mentioned In
the Intelllgencer last week, concerning
the transfer to Steubenville Of George
W, Collins, local freight agent on the
Cleveland g. Pittsburgh railroad. has
Inaterialized. Mr.. Collins. who for the
past fiVe years has been located IN THIS
city, will go to steubenville to succeed
Fred Wassman, who goes to East Liv-
erpool, Walter Taylor, OF Brilliant,
win succeed Mr.. Collins at this place.
The change will be effected early next
week.
The high school football team plays n
game with the Bellaire Tigers here this
afternoon. The teams are of about
equal weight. The lineup of the home
team Is as follows: Right end, Will
Jams; right tackle, Baker, right guard,
r. Heaton: center. G. Heaton; lett
guard. Dickson; left tackle. H. Lewis;
left end. Smith; quarterback. L. Lew
il: left half-back, Lipphardt; right
hnlf-bacl, Lloyd full-back. DrenneU
The funeral of Mrs, Levinn McWill-
iams occurred from her late residence
on Third street yesterday afternoon at
3 o'clock, with Rev Boyle, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. otl1ciating.
The interment occurred at Weeks Gem"
eterY.
S, q, Robinson. jr., entertained a
number Of friends last evening from
TO II, at his home on Fourth street.
About thirty guests were present and
pleasant evening was spent by the little
ones.
Miss Martha Leeming In very pleas
ant manner entertained number OF
friends last evening. at her home on
Second street. A large number from
Wheeling were present.
The recent rains have swollen the
river to such dimensions as to allow the
ferry. COnveyor to again ply between
here and North Wheeling.
Mrs. E. K. Hoge will entertain the
Thimble Bee at her homo on North
Fourth street, Friday afternoon.
The selb & Stewart football team will
play the Aetnavllle Juniors this after
noon in the grove. e.
Prof. NJ. D. Morris went to Flushing
yesterday, to spend Sunday with his
family. i,,s
Mrs. Fred Brown goes to Pittsburgh
to-day, to visit relatives fora couple OF
weeks.
The condition OF Daniel McSwords be-
comes more critical daily
Harry johnson, of Lisbon, o., is visit
ing relatives In this city.
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Eighth street, for few days, left for
her home at Washington, Pa, yester-
day.
Mr.. william Andersen Will return to
his work as molder In a foundry IN
Allegheny to-day. after spending some
time with friends in the city.
Miss Mary Howard, of Cameron, is
the guest OF her sister, Miss Nora, at
the home Of T, J. Parsons.
The Social Club met with Miss Eva
Walton at her home on Seventh street,
last evening.
a. L. Francis. Of Cameron. was In the
city for few hours yesterday morning.
Mrs. a. L. francis and son, Harold,
are the guests Of friends in the city.
Miss Della Hecks. of Cameron. is the
guest OF friends in the city.
Miss Clara Schumacher is visiting
friends at Marietta, Ohio.
Captain Henry seamon was n visitor
tn Wheeling yesterday
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2. N. 6. A. League.
CYCLING.

The alliance between the League OF
American wheclmcn and the cyclists
Touring Club OF England is now abso-
Iutely complete, the membership tick
cts for use by members of the l.. A. w.
having arrived from the C. T. C. These
tickets are now in possession OF secre-
tary Bassett, OF the l.. A. w, and will
be issued TO members who Will make
tours Of Europe.
The interchange Of membership tick
cts Is made for the purpose OF Obvlnting
any misunderstanding on the part Of
thousand OF ofIiclnl hotels and repair
shops, and the hundreds OF representa-
tlves of the two organizations Under
the plan adopted member Of the l.. A.
W. touring Europe will have the same
credentials as a resident member Of the
&. r. g., and will be entitled to nil the
privileges OF the membership, and the
same ID the case @. r. O. members who
visit the United States,
This completed alliance Is one OF the
strongest actions OF the League, and
alone ctGdltably aequItg the present ex-
ecutlvC committee Of the IcaRua. This
fact will be most appreciated next ycar,
when thOuBaRdg Of whceimcn will visit
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THE OLD Rivals.

Wheeling and steubenville to Clash
ON the Foot Ball Grldiron This at
teraoon-EaGh win be Represented
by a Strong Team-EOw They VIII
Line Up.
Wheeling's most formidable rival for
football honors around this section IS
steubenville. and their teams will clash
this afternoon. on the Island ball park
gridIron, rain or shine. That the game
viii be hotly contested is beyond
doubt. 1t will be for blood from the
start and one to appeal to the heart Of
the rooter, who cares not for hail or
wind or snow when a dead tine loot
ball game Is on the boards.
wheeling will put forthr actically
the same eleven that conqueFeh Beth
any college IN last Saturdays fine
game. The weather, unfortunately. re-
tarded practice this week, yet the boys
are In pretty fair shape and can be de-
pended on to give good account OF
themselves. A strong team Is coming
from Steubenville, accompanying Il be-
ing q host Of rooters. and the indica-
lions point to spirited roofing for both
sides. The visitors VIII come via the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad. They
win arrive shortly after noon and will
make Bridgeport their headquarters.
The game will start az 3:15 y, M. and
the ladies-free custom sinaugprated by
the management, will prevail.
There should be q liberal. patronage of
the game, as thA local boys deserve
generous encouragement in gtheir eff
forts to give the Greater wheeling dis
trIct representative team; and an ele
giant article OF fast and scientific foot
ball The game will be played with
out regard to weather, and the teams
win line up about thugwisc:
Wheeling. petition. Steubenvillc.
Morning IN .....L Left End .!...,...Andregg
w Edwards. :. Left Tackle. Nv. Kilmarun
Mathis ...........Left Guard. ........: Gea"y
Blake ,,.,.,..,....,. Center. F. KllmRrti!l
EcholB .....,... Blight Guard .,...;; Conroy
SlIbpncr ....... Right T1ckle..,,. Needham
Coss .........,.. Right End..... McGlnnesS
KinCheloe ......... Quarter. .....,.,... Nolan
Bonnell ....,,.. Right HRlf.......... Burma
Sweeney ...... Left Half -. Frankhouse
II. Edwards Full Back.....,.,... Haupt
Subs-wheeling Pickett, Gordon. John
Edwards, Carrigan, Grub, O'Brlen. Steu'
benVille-smith, Hauser.
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MoUNDsv1I1E BUDGET,
Yesterdays News From Marshal
County's Chief City.

Yesterdays News From Marsnall
County's Chief City.
A committee was appointed by coun-'
ell to call on Mr.. Andrew Carnegie In
the interest OF securing the establish
ment OF $4,000 public library. TO be
placed on the site OF the historic mound
In our city. Hon. @. $. McFadden is
The prcsent owner Of the mound, Tor
which he asks $4,000. Mr. McFndden
viii mike u donation OF $500 and there
viii probably DO no trouble raiaing mo-
ncy to purchase the mound III case thc
library can be secured.
At meeting Of city council, held
Thursday night. the necessary steps
were tnItcn 10 have the houses IN the
city numbered and the streets ana al
leys named, to comply WIN lhstruo-
lions from Postmaster Linen, neccS-
qary for free delivery of mall a patV
of the outfit for free delivery has al.
rendy arrived from Washington, ana u
Ia a sure 90 on January !.
THE miners ut the Moundgvlllc coal
works went to work yesterday, ntter
being out on strife one day only
They now get the slNty-slN cent rate
FOR which they struck. They had been
getting sixty cents.
Miss wlnona baldwin, who hag been
the pleasant guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Carpenter, at their home on
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w. C. Goethe Is out rs postmaster at
the Ohio peR|teDtiaFy, and there are
dozens OF candidates for the vacant
place. 1t ought to come to Belmont
county and there are candidates
The Bellalre Tigers play the Martin $
Ferry football team this afternoon. Ine
NOR, rain the softer the ground ana tue
easier the fall,
Mrs. Julia Blrdsong is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. j. +. Anderson on
Gravel Hill.
George Uppcramau will leave Mon:
day for Mannington, where he VIII
work.
Miss Ada Parks entertained frlenus
ut her home yesterday evening
A new lodge OF the Shield OF Honor
was installed here this week
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Europe on account Of the Paris Expolt-
ton. Many Of these visitors, Of course,
will make their cycling trips q 9econd-
AIRY consideration 70 The great show, but
they VIII make q most pleaaurable part
OF the visit, and now that the League
has furnished lts member With every
advantage for touring under the most
favorable auspices many more OF these
trips awheel will be taken,
The official announcement bYth TX
position authorities shows that every
accommodation for wheelmen Wtll pc
made on the grOunds. but IN addition
the Z. A. W. has arranged for Speclai
headquarters for It's members, ana there
they will be able to ASCERTAIN all the
knowledge necessary for tours on any
naTt 81 INC continent. The membership
cards in the c. r. e. entllle them to all
the access to road books, hotel and re-
pair shop accommodations, and the SER
vices OF the oficial natives 10.
cnted IN almost every village, a9 well
az the large cities Of Europe. In the
HEADQUARTERS established by President
Keenan,, tours or the principal slght-
seeing districts will DO arranged and the
temporary headquarters on the ground
will be as well supplied with Information
as the permanent once.
For those who enjoy racing. the ex-
position will afford the greatest meet
ever held. The principal occasion Will
be the worlds championships, held un-
der the auspices Of the international
cyclists AssocIationFpip which over
10000 will be expended in prizes alone
In this meet only those riders Who are
IN good standing with the LIZA. w. Will
be permitted TO compete as Representa-
tives Of she United States. and the
Ing department Of the League Will make
arrangements. for the proper care OF It's
representatives -
10th the touring nd racing mem peIs
Of the League will bbiwell taken care OF
abroad next year, nd the preparations
are so extensive that a large amount OF
work IS being done for their beneht even
at this early day.
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River 4lleerums.

PITTsBURGH-RIver 0S feet and
stationary. Cloudy and cool.
OIL CITY.-River feet inches and
falling. Weather, cooler and raining,
WARREN-Rlver foot s inches
Rain.
GREENsRoRo-River 8 feet inches
and stationary, Weather, rain and
cool.
inches and stationary. Weather, rain
ing.
BRoWNsvILLE-Rlver feet 5
inches and stationary
sTEuBENVII.LF;--River Q feet
inches and rising. Passed dOwn-John
w. Allies, light,
PARI[nRSBURG-ohio river . feet
and rising. Weather, cloudy and high
winds; mercury IS. Passed down and
up-Dnrllng. Ben Hur arrives to-
night and leaves for Pittsburgh at day
light. Little Kanawha rising. Locals
nm time.
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Hon. C. L. Weems will speak in the
city hall this evening and whether It
rains or not, that hal! is sure to be MI
ed and those present VIII hear few
lines on what are the Issues this cam
palgr. Mr.. weems will reach here
some time this afternoon and the hal!
will be good place to hear good
speech tonight. He never fails to en-
terrain his audience.
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rEREr DIVES 1osT
In a Fire Which Quilted Seven Story
New York Building.

New Gork 6u4uluB'
NEW YORK, Nov. Sire to-day
Quilted the seven story buildings at "a,
90 and 9S Mott street, occupied prLnci-
, pally by the Manhattan Bed. Iron and
Spring Company, and It is believed
caused the death of three persons.
The dead are: Michael conlin. an
engineer
Missing; Charles Smith, aged TWEEN
ty-one: --- Rogers, aged nineteen
Joseph b, Iiinsey, aged thirty-one, had
his skull fractured and VIII die.
Fireman Grady was severely scnlded'
condition critical.
C. 'af Croker estimated the loss AT
$500 600. hut the fire insurance patrol
men say that 1t will not be more than
Sl5O.OOO 49,
The buildings were occupied on the
FIRST, third, fourth and seventh floors,
andotn the cellar and sub-cellnr by the
Il1nnhattnn Bed. Iron and Spring Com
pany, and other floors by u. Mohr g
Company, manufacturers Of parlor fHr-
nIture.
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1t has been asserted that a thousand
dollars has been sent to Belmont eoun-
~ to keep down the Republican plur-
atty. That VIII be a difficult job, even
with twice TINT sum. The people know
their business, and under the Austria
Ian ballot 90 per cent OF them vote as
they please.
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The w. c. T. u, has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ycnr ensuing:
President. Mra. Il. a. Rodefer, vice
presidents, Mesdnmcs Tarhct Dunn, l.,
A. Lawrence, McNeeae, Wyrlck, II.
Nicholson and Miss Sarah McMillcn;
recording secretary, Mrs. Dr. Long; cor
responding secretary. Mrs, j. Boncy-
steele: treasurer MrH. McNocse; super
ntcndCnts-press Mrs. II. y. Miller
and Mrs. I..F. Dunfce literature Mrs,
McNecse; mothers meeting, Mrs, Wy
rick; unfermontcd wine, Mrs II. II.
Miller; Loyal r. w., Mrs, Dr. Long;
temperance instruction, Mrs. McNcese;
evangelist MTB, II, Il. Miller Meetings
are to be held every first and third
Thursday OF each monthy
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There VIII be lively sklrmish hero
next Tuesday on the electric light fran
chIse question. Both parties are work.
Ing all the points Mt issue--thC council
action in giving n contract to the high
est bidder after advertising for BIDS
being one of the strong points. Furnish
Ing competition is the cry OF the rev
company.
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AopOsais.
pRoPosALs.


Bids will be received at the clerks once
of tho board Of commissioners until Moh-
day, November G at 10 O'Clock Q, MI tof
tho following; For furnishing medicine
to INDECENT residents Of the city for one
year from the 18th day Of November, 1897
For Washington district.
For Madison district.
For Clay and Union districts.
For Centre and Webster DISTRICTS
For Richie district.
For furnishing mixed or nut coal TO IN.
diEent residents Of the city living north
OF wheeling creek, including Fulton; also
for furnishing mixed or nut coal to Inc
digent residents OF the city living south
OF Wheeling creek for ono year from the
18th day Of November, 1850; also for tho
county undertaking for tho city Of Wheel
ing and Fulton, and tho county undertake
Ing for the country districts for one year
from the 18th day Of November, 1899. Bids
for undertaking must be separate for chile
dren under II years Of age. -
ocd Clerk Board Of CommlssLoneEs
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BOXING.

The defeat OF WIN Curlsy, the much
toutcd English featherwelght. by
George Dixon, is another clnch oscar
Gardner missed. All the good things
such as Palmer. Jordan and curley
were reported once to have been match
ed yit.i Gardner, but he was passed up
on every occasion, and 1t seems as
though Oscar is a victim OF late OF the
demon of III luck His only fight since
last spring was with Jack Hamilton, to
whom he lost on account Of illness, and
his next engagement, on November IA,
with Eddie santry finds him stacked
against strong proposition,
Through an error Jack Bonner Is be-
ing advertised as hailing From Newark,
N. j. His home is In Summit Hill, Pa,
in the hard coal regions, though he is
more frequently associated with Phil
adelphiR,
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pELLAIRE HAPPENINas.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County.

Of Belmont County.
The present owners of the Belmont
coal works will improve and extend that
plant in a wonderful way as soon az
practicable and will probably employ rs
many more miners Backed by ample
capital they command a great coal
trade from the very beginning and the
mines Will be worked to their full ca.
paCIty until they can open up other
entries TO Increase the output and a>Ely
all the modern convenlences. The men
in charge, Mcssrs. Rose and Morgan.
nrc active, energetic young men, who
have had experience and have n thor
Ough acquaintance with the coal trade.
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BOWLING.
Wheeling League.

on the Musee alleys last night the Lenox
boys showed unexpected strength and took
three straight from the SRnatels The
Garrison finish by the Lenox team in the
last game was the feature, they winning
out when It looked as though they would
surely DO beaten, For the sanntels VIII
helm carried of the hOnors, with sos pins,
while W. Wilhelm led for the Lenox boys
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Real S.ian
Ran ESTATE BuLLETIN.

wANTED-GoodM Mortgage Loan on civ
and County Real Estate,
SSs6 Tor lot on Lind street, la.
f56S for a lot on East McCoIloch atreeti
ssSS for lot at Park View. -.
$50 for lot 25xiO0, WOOD street. south
" Il rs. & 600, Sl.7OO and $500 for lots and
buiiding sites In Pleasant valley,
Si,75O for G-roomed house ana lot' SoutA
SeO6 Tor twp-story brick dwelling and
lot. North Malh street; very best location.
$3.50 and soy eSsn LOT I SSrS SStsA as'
81 CO0 for 6-roomed frame dwelling, lot %
by 100, corner Thlrty-fourth and ChaplinO
5000 !SS6S for brick residence and lot on Fiji
New Bulletin issued next week.
C, A. SCHAEFER q CO.,
Telephone No. 81.
Garner Fourteenth and Market Streets,
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eea.ral aloNle..
4 NOTICE. =

Notice Is hereby given tg the stoelthoidi.
ness at Bridgeport, Ohio, and any bther
persons Interested, that the books Of SAID
Crystal Glass Co. for transfer Of stock Will
be closed until November II, 1889, on 40.
count OF intended sale and transfer OF
the property Of said company on or before
Ry order Of Board Of Directors.
oci6sm&th q. ROY BOYD, See'y.
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Linslv Vi. Trinity HILL.

The Linsly Institute football team is
scheduled to play in Washington, Pa,
this afternoon, against the Trinity Hall
eleven. Last year Trinity outclassed
the local boys, but the latter hops to
hold them down closer this time.
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THER1vER.
Yesterday's Departures.

Pittsburgh. =. VIRGINIA, . p. m.
ClarIngton. {. LEROY, $40 p. m.
Newport. -. .ELOISE, II a. m.
steubenville. T. NJ. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
Boats Leaving To-day.
clarington, LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
SteubenvIlle. IT. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
Boats Leaving Tomorrow.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, l a. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA, s q. m.
sistersvllle. LEROY, a. m,
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Dorgundthnl Endorsed.

w. e. BerRundthnl was endorsed by
Hope CommnndGry, Knights TemplHr,
for one Of tho officers OF the grand COM
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mandery, and n committee was APP
pointed to draft suitable resolutions en-
dorsing his candidacy to other comman-
deries.
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For Morbid Conditions take BEECH
ANTS ptT Us
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