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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

Joseph received q contract from the big
show team on which he Immediately in
scribed his mark, because, although he has
never had any experience In league bail
he felt confident If the opportunity was af-
forded him; he could ice place on their
twirling staff He did the singing act for
Omaha last season In two exhibition games
against Sioux City and picked both con-
tests. 1t seems as though Lotz's dreams
of being big league star this season won't
come true. as RourlIe, the Omaha magnate
has purchased him from st. Louis, but
Joe is only about 20 years old, consequently
year in the Western league would
greatly improve his chances TO stick with
the big fellows next season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

thing that he Will graduate to a higher
class at the termination OF this season.
He shoots EN- to the bases like a shot out
OF a cannon, Is fast on his pedals and
owns an-elegant batting eye.
Another old war-horse marked Twichell,
who played with the sterlings three years
ago is making Omaha his headquarters
az the present time. He was with Harry
sages recruits the first part of the sea-
son, the year Omaha had the city league
and later Joined Frank Quigley's gang,
then known as the Townsends. He has
received two contracts already this year,
one from Hutchinson. Kan, and the other
from Kearney. Neb.. but the figures in
serted In the contracts are not appetizing
to him.
Last Sunday Harry Williams left for
Dallas. Tex. where he win endeavor to
cop berth. Harry is a big fellow, about
six foot two, with a grand arm, is fast
on his shank sticks, and a hitter OF some
class. Another Omaha boy. Frank Gibson,
viii make Harry hustle TO grab the back
stop job, but Harry says, "He isn't ex-
actly particular wether or not he lands
the big mitt posish, just so he nabs some
thing. He is a good all-around man and
the same can be said OF Gibson; conse-
Quently both boys win in all probability
make good.
About two weeks ago Wilson Atkins left
for Hot Springs, Ark TO do some pre-
paratory work for his initiation at Des
Moines, la. Wilson figured on coming In
contact with number OF the big leaguerz
70 work out with them so he could get
wise 10 important points not known 10
him about the grand old game. He is
making big jump from amateur ball 70
q class I team. but he is one OF the best
amateur third station artists around this
neck OF the woods and II he can get his
batting optic working. he win probably
be on cushion No. for the Des Moines
outfit this season.
Monday a stranger labeled Joe Lotz with
the map OF Omaha blew into ST. Louis and
started a scouting act for President Hedges
Of the St. Louis Americans. Last fail
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

SgAtkfisO the Rourke famlly-when we
had a bunch Of sluggers whose
memory dwells fondly with the fans of
that time, Dan shannon's Lambs" as
they were locally dubbed. were perhaps
the greatest bunch of hard hitters, hard
throwers and hard drinkers ever assembled
on one diamond II was made UP of SUIT
cliffe and Newman, catchers; Clark, Eitel-
jorg, Baker and Twitchell, pitchers (al-
though Larry played mostly in left field,
and didn't really amount to a hin OF beans
as pitcher); McCauley first; Shannon,
second; Donnelly, third; Joe Walsh, short;
Sandy Griffin, middle and Bill Halligan,
right. The chances are that IL you were
to talk with one of the older fans about
this team. the first thing he would tell
you would be the wonderful throws Bill
Halligsn used to make from right field;
how he caught one man after another
trying TO go from second to third on a
long fly, or of the time he ran out Of the
carriage gate into Twentieth street and
got the ball "Home Run" George Tread
way Of Denver knocked over the right
field fence, and threw Treadway out at
the plate The next fan, perhaps, would
tell you of the unerring aim with which
Cy Sutcliffe used to shoot 'em down to
Danny shannon at second; such throw
ing was never seen before or since in the
Western league. Once, when Elmer Foster
was cavorting around under the added
name Of "Spokane''--a horse Of that name
had just won big race-he was released
by Pop Arson from Chicago because he
was caught unloading a schooner-Of beer
and Jimmy Manning grabbed him for the
Blues Elmer came along to Omaha with
that wonderful gang Of Jimmy's Che had
DIRTY Dan" Stearns, Dark Days" Com
way, Park Swartzel, Hickory" Carpenter,
big BnP Hoover, ''scrappy Jack" Pickett
and a host Of others OF similar quality,
and promised to show old Sut up Well,
Cy gave Elmer every chance to make the
start. even dropped the ball. and then had
him out standing up. Maybe the next man
would tell you of Allen McCauley's walk;
big Mack was known to drop his glove
and start for the water barrel as the sides
changed and Omaha would 90 to the bat
and three go out before McCauley had
gotten to the barrel, and he'd be walking
all the time. But he wasn't that slow
around the bases, not by a joyful Each
of tho team had some popularity that en-
deared him to the fans, and for which he
lie fondly remembered. Joe Walsh's favor
lite stunt was to smash away at the first
ball pitched, no matter where 1t was, and
as the opposing pitcher knew this. the
ball usually went about three feet over
Joe's red head. Norman Leslie Baker had
a dog that was the pet Of the bench. and
he attended every game until he took part
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

motorcycles. The idea Of a jaunt across
the United States Is no longer pFosposter-
Gus. since the improved motorcycle Of to
day has become thoroughly reliable, and
so built as to Withstand all the rigors OF
the road in even such tests. Ernest John.
stone OF Pawtucket r. l., win start soor
on motorcycle trip that win take min
through the south TO the Pacific coast
He will go as far north as Canada and
VIII return east over the same route. lie
win be gone about two months
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05
RHRUMATIsM al corr.

7 had been afiiiotsd with rhoumAtism
for twenty years, sometimes being
entirely laid up by &c and always
lame in some part OF the body IT
attempt to walk at all; my right knee
WAS nearly twice it6 natural gizo.
IA friend advised mo TO take q. b
which oommenced. I had trieq so
many things that must say had
very little faith that tt would DO me
any good, but was willing to try any
thing that promised relief Before 4
had been using it lOng was greatly
relieved, and Continuing the moda-
cine aoon found that I WAS entirely
cured. The lamene8g ana soreness All
left. I can Btraigbten, moVO OF bend
my leg as well a. any one, and have
never known what rheum9tism was
since. Am 90 years old and feel
deeply grateful to q. q. y.
MRS. IDA n. PALMER.
zee Fulton ST., brooklyn, n. Z.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

Rheumatism permanently has ceansed the blood Of
the acrd impur enriched and strengthened the circulation then the
nerves queed the muscles become elastic the blood tissues
ned and eShened all pain disappears and the eeh named esh
made comfortable again. Nothing equals cure Tor Rheu
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DO not waste time with unknown medicines begin the use OFFS y
and be cured sound and we'll s. for sale at all drug stores
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA GA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

EREs a picture that takes US
back twenty years. to the days
Of Omaha's earliest glory on the
ball field-no disparagement to
the Rourke famiiy-when we
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05


An important thing to re-
member in the treatment of Rheu-
matism is, that while external
applications will often relieve the
acute pain Of the trouble, such
treatment cannot reach the blood.
These measures should never be
depended on alone to produce per-
manent good results. YOU CANNOT
GET RID OF RHEUhEA TISM UNTIL
YOU PURIFY YOUR BLOOD.
SIS. S. goes into the blood and
attacks the disease at its head, and
by removing every particle of the
uratic matter, and building up the
blood to a healthful condition, this
medicine destroys the cause and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

Tho local hiFh school football .eam
win defeat Or -fcubenv.fe ssf
uriaf afternoon. fhe score ending 10
fY o. ei'b Martins Ferry ou mo sHqrt
erd While fha crowd on he f..d
l~nfer'erreo s0meNhaf 1Ith tho u'sv
me local boys acre clearly outg.afol
ana have no oxcuFe t0 offer SO game
has beer scheduled for safgrfat. hl.
H s r-If That mo Alumni ufT limo
against The high school .n OBJ p-sr
~e same The feam TII practice
frd aI week in preparation for no
e. Wheeling high game which 's -0
Hs Waved Thaukagiv.ng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

Mrs Kate craig l.u yesterday FOR
Big Heart. Oklahoma. to join her hus
band. who is working ,n tho Oh fields
al That place
Elmer Robcrtstav and Charles HlN
viii leave tomorrow for q few days
hunting "trip back of CadiE
Frank Harfer has returned to SIC
kcesporf. ra. after having speuf 20
few days with local relatives
Miss Bertha Hammer. ~ Mounds
VILE spent sunday Tho guest OF Local
friends
James Lindsay has returned 20
Pittsburgh after having spent SUNDAY
with bic parents
Max GauF has gone .o patonna
where no vHI spend several dats
hunting
Miss FaFIev. ~ New PhiadeIrhfa.
is fho CUES OF local reia.,e.
Tho Luther League ~ tho Trinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
Bsnaire Briefs

Mrs SICK Wagner. OF TrumbulI
street. vas taken 90 D. North Wheel
INK hospital Saturday where she IN
dcrWcnt "a serious operation.
Plymouth council 30 -. q. 4. \ "
has leased Eiks hall al the corner OF
belmont and Thir'y-third streets Cor
IL number of years. beginning January
D.. 1912
Nrs Walter smith. OF Franklin
street. has gone 90 Chattanooga.
Tenn. to visit her son
Miss Mary ShaunAfrlt. of Union
street Wu leave this morning Tor
Marietta for a visit with her sister.
Mrs Edward Merydi'h.
Miss Fila Wheeler. OF Antrim. o..
10 o. guest OF friends here.
Miss Rae Tigress has returned from
e VISIT With friends in NeW Brighton.
Pa.
Miss blanche Richards operator 900
the National telephone office. has re.
signed and will De- united in marriage
is eduesday to Mr. clyde Kashner. OF
Shady side.
Charles J Gul. Of Munclc. Ind. is a
visitor 10 the city.
The Guards OF Hellaire Hive. Ladies'
OF The Naccahecs will be entertained
Monday evening 40 The home OF Mrs.
August Naupie on Guernsey street
Oid folks services acre held in the
First Reformed church yesterday.
Special usic was rendered by the
choir and the pastor. Rev % o. Her.
hrecht preached a special sermon for
the occasion
HeIIHirc aoric of Eagles wifi hold an
important meeting this evening 50.
p.irafious FOR membership wlU be-
E'vrr attention
Louis stanton of CoraopoIls. Pa
81 visiting his brother. Charles stan
.nr. % South HcIiaire
Str and Mrs william Mccleary. of
W~e"sbrrE are guests % relatives
here
N-s Charles Haman. of Grafton
r1 s listing her sister. Miss Leila
rfs ~ South UeIIalre
Albert James OF Rose 1871. will
cave today for Pomona. car. FOR ri
visit aith relatives
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

'ng ior on election under tho RIOS
iH~ of this number. Rc.iaIre and
Fuitn'y township VI1 produce ~ i.
said about $500 s.Fuers There Is "a
general afi- Of acr,.f, amore fr
leaders OF Tho liberal element. and
their colleagues throughout the c8rn
's claim 'o DO meeting with -gercss
Trey pro- .7 mo- uay dubious rf Tho 20
Suits ana await eagerly mo e.tf1e
~ 'He election Tho ua-s ar.
r.rrr.lE a quiet Campaign. tl' unless
here is somefh.rs nf fte ssraatara.
'o prr0Ir. tate 81 aggressive frrf
Ihet cav 'heN still make a urIruIrf
ramp''E n ir every nook and corner
uf Belmont county While there l..
ro 'efr'fe GATE f.r 'hc presentation
NJ f'r petition fu ffo proper nTr.a
DO .s said .rry $500 OBJ. presented soon
fo Judge Charles f Lynch. of fhe He'
w0rf .ommot Peas bench. af which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

Council met SATURDAY evening and
routine business uas .re1 most a.
the time Tho director of safety vas
81 recfed 20 see that "a retaining ua4'
s huiIf cu s~eabrghfa Run f0 prove
Tie destruction % property during
heavy rlins Tho saiay % Thomas
Jamsou. electric Lremal. Fsa al
fancet from go fo So ger mortn
The Falav 20 treasurer was rairel
from 800 f0 $3.50 f1 allow him fo rtr
be own bond which has heretofore
been Ped by frp city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
MARTINS FERRY
Mayor Elect Selects Committees &C
Assist IN City and Town.
ship Affairs.

A. a meeting held by De- Socialists
yesterday afternoon. Mayor elect
Wyckon selected two committees 10
assist the newly elected officers .n
city and township AFFAIR." The c''y
committee Jos composed Of ten per.
sons. Who Will aCt with the newly.
elected ofhcers when any question OF
importance arises. and iu that man
ner The city Uiil not be governed ly
am one or Two men a committee Of
tnrcc was selected 90 act With tho
township ohcers. and 90 is likely that
the committee viii meet Nth the o.
tcers regularly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

mre eI DO vfecr this evening .1
the room OF tho Commercial Arso-I-
'f. a'l sN Nho are to take part
ere requested to- b. present
The Liberty hose company hai a
m" time o. their banquet Saturday
evening
ar and Mrs s a work fsr sat
1rfay for i0s Angeles. Cal. 9hers
iney plI spend a month.
Paul Carpenter Of Marietta cor.
vac mo guest b. bic parents
over sunday
Park williamson spent er-ssv ~
fremont ne guer ~ friends
David and Henry GOES have re-
turned from a hunting Tip in Nome
county where the ybagged o fine Dot
~ game
a rehearsal for the EIks minstrel
HiI Do Tser at The Elks hall TIrr
laF and Thurrday evening" ~ f.s
week ard al uho rr. fg fale rar.
Pre- urFef fo Do present
Mrs. a 80 sefr. OF No-t ~sth
street spent sunday ar s-teubsrt.Ie.
tho Ruerf ~ friends
The Hgh school seeo-d foam ALL
pay me second team ~ 20 are ln
e'1ay a. BelIaire. and ara fr5 ing
n arrange % Fame uiff Tho Wheeling
s1 second Tor Thursday. on ne
Hrrle field
Ars David Mosee o. Cleveland. ie
ne suesf ~ her sister Mrs Conner
7am4e. ~ Fayctte street
p s. Rothman spent Sunday 9th
Die family Dol Cleveland
John Willard and Frank Rupp have
returned from a hunting trip out back
of Fluahing They brought home fS
mbblfa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

Luthersa church Will hold a ng
Tuesday evening"
Nrs James Alexander has gone ,o
Hsrrlsv.lle 20 spend set-ra. DAYS
with friends
The street car emplo.ss ~uI %,
CeIve heir Pay oHuay
Mr. n Mrs Frank Wilson spent
SUNDAY with friends 90 Beaver. Pa
Daniel Martin and James Martin.
o. Allan .- city. y q. ar, th. guest.
o. Samuel Martin. the wei, known pro.
lr etor % The Hotel Br Igcport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

Tho vet petition which Ns- got.
ron ouf boo Belmont county seturda,
bias been signed hy several hundred
I're ard word comes from HefIairc
to fhe effect that nearly 1000 signed
down fnerc The wet rade-s aat
'haf fhot HHI have uf'Ie trouble In
getting -hn required number
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
BRIDGEPORT
Only Eight Nils on a. A~etra-sta-d.
ard-Four on on Account e.
Engine.

Only c.rt' mills wii resume af The
Nr'rtStanlfrf today. AL four mills
er. I~f ouf 0f comm sEiou hy ft-
rrraE'rE OF f.a cuEnc A. f~af b.
vas ffnurHf Thar fre engine could pa.
repaired ir rur for tho exemption
nj .Hr mills Tuesday. tl+ rr-g sill.
hardly Ea+ on for several weeks Do
Del probable that come OF the mills .l
ne standard part o. Tho mlI uI
resume shortly The mills in fhIa
rar of the mil have not been worked
since fhc frike two years ago
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
BELLAIRE
Espscs 10000 Signatures on Petition
for election Under Rose Law
Other 6slaire views

acoordinr % a. statement l.,cr ou.
b. 4 member 81 fhe committee 1,
me Belmont County Business Mems
Association. which has taken fte n
ttiafive IN the county option fEnt
mere viii Do in fhe neIEhhrrh1oi ~
al 900 slrnamrcs on The petition cali
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
Enaine lied OFT.

lin has been repaired and was tried
ont saturday Everything worked
smoothly. and the nEiue is ready for
regular work u may Doe some time.
however before tha HOT mills viii r..
slme. A. nothing concerning tho time
~ resumption can be learned MANY
believe that there WI' Do no mo-o
work don" a. the local plant until tho
first o. the wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

RI Rev Boyd Vincent. OF Cincinnati.
bishop OF the diocese Of southern
Ohio. of the Episcopal church. con-
Quoted services in Trinity church sun
day evening In connection With the
services. confirmation exercises were
held aud 20 young people we're con
nrmed During the evening a pro-
gram Of special music was rendered
Uy the choir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

Fred Dixon. uho u'th ris brother
Alex Dixon. has thr contract f0r the
improving o' fre Top 1851 road. me-
aith a painful accident Saturday morn
rE a wedge otrh rss ro'-g need
'o break concrete ee7 and etr1~r
m or no side ~ ffe face .rf r'1r
b severe cut Mr. Dixon aiI 5s .ai1
Ir f0r some time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

Tho Woods Coal Company. AZ -te
head of rh.ch q lee Woods ard son
Roy. have soid their interests f1 fhe
~ oofaI and slmms company. ~ pI'fs
1urFh The property is quite fa.1a.
De and brouFhf QUITE ID GOOD sum-
the exact consideration no- be- rg
made public
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
Failed 70 Appear.

The Empire Cl'y football team. OF
S~teubenyille. WHICH had arranged 70
play he Bella.re Athletic team sun
day afternoon. failed % appear and
the game Was called on Another
game was speedily arranged between
the g. A G. OF this city. and the Nc
Nechen teams. and the former won BY
"a score OF 8 20 o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
Marl. SUNNI

Arrangements have almost been
completed FOR the chicken waffle sup
per which is 90 bc given by The Ladies
AID society OF th' Klrkwood Pre- by
terrain church Tuesday evening The
ladies promise To- make This one OF
tho hest suppers ever s'rvc in This
section and 10 is likely That several
hundreds viii be served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

Saturday ~v-ning in ne parsonage
70 the Thomson " p church Eas
performed 'h- marriage ceremony q
Miss Etts Holiant. % wneelirr o.
and a-t NJ Bert Thomas. OF rhis
city Fev Frederick p Ross o-cfa
ing After re ceremony e reception
as held a. the home % the brides
pa-eI's Mr. and Nrs " : Holland
on 'he Island Mr. and Mrs Thomas
.I take lr their residence ~ 80
l.l'ral areule th.. city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

A called meeting % re 81 Carr
vile Pr--byteD Ill - h@ld "a re
tifst Presbyterian church % Beiisire
tuesday ~aT~rroon Scsemb~r =. 10
receive Rev Robsrt Young from the
-~'-1b~nrills P~resoytegy ~So has
been ra!l-c 20 n 81 ClaiuNll@
cll-h an1 70 dissolve fhe Dastoral
relations % Rev " q whi.s a, -.
-tafysics and Pleasant Valley
churches who goes 20 Denver col
ofher important business Ill C. pre-
s.ntec % ne P~rrsbytev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

The corner stone %. the new Cath-
Ole church az Provllenf. near 50
ClairsvIiie. Was laid yesterday after.
noon With impressive ceremonies.
Father Written and Father McEachel
were monE the priests WAO assisted
iu the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

The petitions which we're .ssued bs
the vets here saturday We're signed
by several hundreds and many are
satisfied that enough nsmes WlI Dee
signed 90 the next day or two 20 guar.
an'ee r. vote on the question one man
Vno had a petition was but a short
time n getting 100 slguers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

Howard White ~ Canton. ras 'rr
guest % local relatives over Sunday
Miss Nellie Nohr has returned
from a visit With friends ar Toronto
Contractor James Freeman uIu be-
SIN WORK on the Wilson property on
Grant avenue this week
A rehearsal % the village Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

Three men were arrested Saturday
evening ana spent Sunday in the io-
cal Jail They wfl he given q hear
ing f1is evening hof0rr Mayor Long
nn Il charge of heinz drunk and fis
orderly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

10 have applied q vile name 20 the
conductor. The other man Vas mere
~ with The man Who dif the cuss.ng
When McClariu went Co take charge
OF the men -ne man Vho mad caused
the trouble % 20 has neeis and ran
away A. there was no chargr agalnst
the man who stay ed. he was released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

A H~rotherhood uU1 b. orza-lzed az
tLe uf ~ r church .n tae rtVr
future and n meeting uiIl be held
" ednesday evening after prayer Meet
Ing af which a president viii likely
Be- elected 10 s thought hat ths
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20

sixteen divorce cases will be- tired
before Judge Lynch at st Ciairsvilie
tomorrow and a cred. deal Of Interest
Is being taken in several o. the cases.
it Do likely that several cases which
Up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
un-sr r.sn..aryIra s.-sie,.

-1Iios.n The annual custom. me
churches of telia.r- ViI hold Iuiou
raAukss!v.ag services IN ,he FIRST 81
r church Thursday morning NoVem-
Der 30 The services Will De held at
iH O'Clock and ,Ge minister All preach
ta~ sermon wl. De- announced later.
a lu.os Thanksgiving PRAYER meet
30 all be- held 10 the First VI r
church Wednesday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
Literary Program.

The Jioplan Literary society OF the
Bellaire high school Will give an en-
~tertainment N the high school audi
tIrilm Wednesday afternoon. Noyem.
her - The program all be made ~
OF Thanksgiving numbers. including
recitatiOns. readings and orauons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
Meet To-NIaht.

Hs..a-re lodge. so. -. LOYAL order
of the Moose. Wll hold a meeting IN
their hall this evening business OF
Importance viii be given attention
and al members are urged 20 attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-20
Patriotism

lhr stomach Fl q iarGcr factor ir . DE. Hhcrv tnf the pur-
.t q na0p'u-sa f1an mosf rrrrIr ere aware. Pafrorsm
~ "i.st'nd hunger Bot noe trsprpsa. Joe confirmed dys-
l.p"t F" nc Tor frcrfnr. r~rfaIcus end srols Tire nan
-. tpef o. ne front Or hs lolnrrV " on r weak stomach
~m Pc e. weak solder lnd ault hnler
4 sound sfrualh nakca ior fooJ c,rreushfs Is we'll a. rr
health one happiness
Nseasr 20 Che stomach end othc- orfans r. Digestion and
n"i"non are 0r'm1uY ans permanently cured BY fbe use 81
Or PfERcEs COLoEV MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
~ huHds o. thc BODY uIra soaHd nssh sns
souf Eurcfc.
ne deaier Who oleu e substitute tor che 4" Discovery -
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