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Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1911-02-16
THE SPIRIT AND THE TRUTH.

Editor Majority
THE truth shall make you free. "
Freedom is therefore the truth, which
is complete enforcement from per-
sonal and private interest, and an in
terest in the good of all the people.
Being born again is simply the eradi
cation of selfishness. The present
Christians claim to be new features,
but it is very noticeable that they are
up to the same old tricks, and that
the interest of he men of special in
Eterest" and theirs are larger identical.
Yes, the ministers love the things
Of this world elegant parsonages, in
which to live, popular churches. wives
and big salaries. They are after all
they can get, just the same as others.
Is it any wonder the people have
gone mad after the things of this
world, when even Gods heralds of
sacrifice are such poor examples
against it? Most every minister is
an example against his protested be
lief that glory, honor and Immortality
is gained in the next world of humilia
ton, sacrifice, suffering and self
denial in this. The world is bad be-
cause the clergy are not the examples
of self denial they should be. They
don't show to the world that they have
a restraining principle force within
them.
The minister is not in the spirit
and truth when he has other intel
ests on hand. But it is very patient
that he has-his wife and family
whom he trains to circulate with the
well-to-do, so he can marry them to
an advantage; he also lays up ltrea-
sures on earth-has investments iii
stocks and bonds, proving that his
trust is not in God but in Mammon.
These things are telling nightly
against Christianity, and were Jesus
ito come again, which don't think
he will, he would doubtless repudiate
the false institutions that have been
established in his name; for Chris
.tianity is not right, but the sacri-
fee of a right, even the sensuality of
a right. OF course, minister has all
Adams county, Ohio? This raises the
presumption that the ministry are as
corrupt as politicians, and the. way
emphasis upon SACRIFICES even, going
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about his sacrifices? Paul put the
50 far as to make his right to charge
for preaching measure of sacrifice
people to ..frazzlee for Contributions
the rights under the law, but what
listers prove who sold their votes in
for what? What does the three min
instead of a matter of compensation.
The minister's are now working the
they support the present competitive
system proves it.
Most everybody believes that tho
clergy of today. wouldn't suffer much
for Christ's sake, unless he be "a So
cialist. Jesus did not tell his apostles
to be afraid they might lose dollar,
or be cast into prison for what they
said. But he did say Blessed are
they which are prosecuted for right
eousness' sake for theirs is the king
dom of Heaven. Even Paul said.
Yea, and all that will live godly in
Jesus shall suffer persecution. To my
knowledge the clergy for the last
thirty years have been eulogizing
such men as Carnegie, Rockefeller;
De Pew, ETC.. as exemplary characters
that our young men should emulate
Bah! ]. w. NEEL,
Wellsburg, w. Va.
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CAFES

n A. AUBER, $3.50 Jacob st. Hot ana
cold lunches are served day and nlght.
Goods always pure.
RIJLIES CAFE, Cor. 10th & Market.
Good WHISTLES and cool beer always 70
be had.
GEORGE b. CRUMBACkER, Cafe and
restaurant, Cor. 18th 4 Jacob SITS.
BRAKES Cafe and Restaurant. Dinner
lunches and short order cooking. 1425
Market
l.. p, PROBE Il CO., 104f Market st.
Old Phil Whiskey, 60c per quart.
l. A. GAREE, Choice wines and liquors.
1864 Market ST.
HOME LIQUOR Co, Wholesale and Re-
tail, 1O43 Market. Nat phone 656. :
HUSs'S CAFE. Meet me there. Good
HORSESHOE Ll4tOR co, Robert J.
Desch, mgr l047 Market st. Nat.
phone 591-Y.
|kRAUS & CO., 1888 Market st. Choice
wines and liquors.
BERNARD (LOVEY) MEHEN, under
Trades Assembly Hall, 1915 Market st.
WIN. MCCORMICK. Sample and Lunch
Room, Cor 10th Il Market SITS.
BOWERY SALOON, Julius F. Miller,
Prop. Fine Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
Nat Phone 1923. No. 20 Sixteenth st.
ALEX A. BALLENT-Beers, Wines,
Liquors, and Cigars. No. 1049 Market
Street Mail orders Solicited.
CORNER LIQUOR STORE-1100 Mar
ket st. The Best for the Money. Mail
Orders Our Specially, Place, 100 Mar
ket St
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ron a DAILY MAJORITY.
January rs, 1911.

January 28.. 1911.
To the Editor Of the Majority
We congratulate you on your
accurate news to the people and your
independence.
The daily papers Wheeling now has
are splendid things to keep the people
informed of the most important hap
penings in the world today, viz: The
war for liberty to the people of Mexico.
but they are. profuse in filling their
columns with garbage can news and
joy rides.
Even the Wheeling Register, which
has large line Of type across the
top of its first pape which reads "The
Register is the only newspaper publish
ed in Wheeling independent Of the
trust, has a small editorial in its is
sue of Jan. 20, 1911, which reads:
just when we were learning
how to pronounce Popocatepell
and Chicauhan in order to show
our superior knowledge of Mexico
the revolution In that country
ended
This shows conclusiyely that the
Register as well as all capitalist pa
pers are kept in ignorance or dare not
tell the truth which it is does moi
matter as their readers are not getting
the news they are paying for.
/ have before me paper printed
Los 1Angeles. Jan. 21st, 1911. which
gives long account of the battles
fought and the territory and cities
won and held by the patriots.
Rebel forces still gaining. Re
volutionists completely rout feder-
alists near Ramos. Insurgent
forces of Sonora rapidly inceras-
ing.
Ell Paso, Tex, Jan. 18.-Dis-
patches from Chihuahua, Mex,
which are declared to be anthem
tic, stated that alarmed by the +.
progress OF the Madero revolution
in that state, the government has
decided to retire Gov. TERRACES
and to place the state under
martial law.
Col. Cueller Of the personal
stan of President Diaz will have
command.
Near Ramos, chihuahua, the
rebels recently won a decisive vic
tor. s.. 40 more federals desert
ed to the side of the rebels.
"The insurgents are in posses
sion Of San Tzidro. Basuchil.
Matanzas, Caleras, Santo Tomas,
Bachiniva and all the mountain
country near Parral The railroads
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PROTET
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oId.Fashloned coftee-cake.

One pint of flour, one egg, two tea
spoonfuls of baking powder. table
spoonful of butter. Mix together with
sufficient cold water or milk to make 4
moderately soft batter Pour into pans
and over the top spread a tablespoon
full of soft butter. over this sprinkle
sugar and cinnamon mixed together.
Bake in a quick oven.
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r. r. Time Table
BALTIMORE q OHIO Il. Il.
Schedule effective Nov. %, 1910.
WHEELING-Slxteen Street Station


sDaily. fDai1y except sunday.
VASE ASH BA III PH FILA 3 N r..
P 1sis e "a s 5ss s Ps 81
am. am: !s s:5 Pm. evia Graf ss:55 an,
1866 am. 1880, s7;S6. e11;45 Pm,
sy PcH HhS & WASH. PApept. .5:ss am,
1880 am slO:55 ami. 1920 pm. S:ss
pm. 7;4S pm 81 s:s s,l an , Z,
Fen. ACCOM- t : ss Is am. si:15
pm Ar, 1890 am, 7.15 pm.
GRAF. & CIJMB- Dept. s7:25 N:25
am: eGraf.) sIO:4 "a M .,n s;lS pm pm,
ttsraf.) f4:zo. S4:4O lGraf.l 1855 pm.
CUMB. tyia Pgh. dept s5:s6 a.nl:,
1880 ana 1905 am. e 10 PM. s6;s5
pm 74S pm Ar fg;gs IT. :1l:4s sle; 81.
Ohio River Points
HUNT. & KENOVA-Dep. t10:00 an.
e12:49 pm, e ;45 pm. Ar q ~ 2 M,
slg p;9egRRaRRsBG iFS p; * i7:Y5 am.
1880 am. local departs from P. G. G.
& ST. y. Stal f10:0O AM sl2:4g PM
f fiossl} PM .iooo a. amp. :1s s. PM. p
M $40 pm, tlocal ar. 2. e. g. 4 81.
= 2 g Line west via Newark.
CoLIJM. GIN, LOUSY & ST. I&--
Dep. s11.0O am, *11:65 pm. Ar, 1925
COLUM & CH1CAGO--Depr. ~4s4v a
M, s6:I5 pm. Ar. 1890 night. sll:26
2 GAINESVILLE & CoLUM. Der. 1910
am, f7:40 am. QoeaI, s1I:00 a-nl.,
s4:10 pm, uocal Zanesville3, 1915 p. nis
sel1:55 pm. Ar, 1890 night, 1925 am.
.eI1:25 a.nIz. 1890 noon, (local Zanes-
vflle). 1925, 1915 pm. Qocall.
o. Il. q W.--BFldgepOrts
AKRON & CLEV Dep 80 AM,
1880 pm. Ar. HE'S In. fy;zg p
CIlEVE e LORAIN-Dep.s 10 p. M
$500 pm Ar, 1885 pm
ST. GAINESVILLE Dep..s Is :36 q. M.
f10:30 am, 1900 pms to 20 pm Ara.
Ticket ONCE Sixteenth street station
and at Mcclure House.
N n RTIRKE TraV Pass Agent.
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re s F EECH |
81 VERYBODY5 OPINION

from San Tzid orto MADEIRA and
from Mirraca to Sanchez and Creel
are controlled by the rebels"
If you want the truth, get Labor or
Socialist papers.
GEO. b. KLINE.
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SECOND HAND GOODS

CURTIS ii. RICE & CO-Furnfture.
Stoves and Household Goods. We buy
and Sell Second Hand Stoves and Furni-
ture of all kinds 1912 Market st.
FRANK H. LUKE, % and "a Tenth St,
HaWley Block New and Second Hand
Furniture Bought, Sold and Exchang-
ed Both Phones Buyer will Call
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Union Roster

Union Roster
i Is, ,, but ten cents per line per month.
alive, and assisting In the support of
the Labor paper0
OHIO I ssE yA Il r. , TRADES AND LABOR
4th Sundays at 1915 Market street
70. j.. Weekley, President Leo J.. La
Flam, Vice President H. b. Vessel,
ofs secret HigR street FUTON Nat
treasurer. Trustees. John Fleming,
Sam r. Lenkard, Charles Steger.
Finance Committee, H ]. Ninness.
Charles d. Ryan, Chester Heston.
BELMONT CENTRAL TRADES AND
LABOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT every 1st
and Bird Sunday at Heinlein's hall,
Bridgeport President, II. j. Snyder,
dent j. 81 o'Toole, Painters. Decora-
tors and Paper Hangers Secretary,
1917. Treasurer, 9. 2. Wright, Car
Typographical, 1872. Trustees, q. e.
Tharpe, Bottle Blowers, 7S; Isaiah
McFadden, Painters 15S. and W H
Most Rfeifraio III Gu comm aaRss
Thomas Hughes. Business AGENT.
William Ebberts and Andrew Crun-
of Control Of Wheeling Majority, M.
]. Snyder, p. p. Tharpe, Andrew
CrunelIe, Thomas Hughes. George
Mont Rye Beldeat eEaqes os hna 2 Ssnss
Trades and Labor Assembly, Thomas
Hughes, George w. Pyle. J. 3.
o'Toole, 3. b narpe and Andrew
OHIO VALLEY DISTRICT COUNCIL
OF c. Cd. OF A. OF WHEELING.
w. VA.-Meets in Trades Assembly
T s Fawyce TT sec ia l Bridg s
Business Agent, %. ]. Weekly, 1902
Jacob-Street, Wheeling.
BARTENDERs+B. y No: 1872
tiers, 18th and 7Chapline. Nat phone
1919-M.
BOTTLE BLOWERS Branch IS. Glass
Bottle Blowers Associat lion Meets
every ether Saturday m nigi hd, at ELS y
BeIlaire. o.
BUTCHERS Local No 4. A M. q. &
81 w. Meets every second and
fourth Thursday evening at Trades
Stack Yard Hollow; John Schaub. ~
Bow street
CARPENTERS Local No. 8, United
Brotherhood OF Carpenters and Join
ers of America. Meets every Friday
Thos. G. Prysock, 2615 Chapline-
ELECTRICAL WO RK 2 R s. Insidel
Local 141, /. B. g. w. Meets every
Friday at Waldorf building. fourth
floor J. j. Yost, 43 Marshall
1858. Bird Friday. o. Y z. e z A.
hall C. J. Thornton, 4SS N. Wabash
GLASS WORKERS-A F. G. w. u. No.
Objects End Saturday p. M ct Y.
v. T. & L. A. hall Secretary. s. y.
Coss, Martins Ferry
- + p 81 4
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BUTCHERS

r, sCHENK & SONS GO:-Producers q
Schenk's Gold Leaf Lard maoe %
fresh, clean, pork fats
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RANKS

BANKS
nopT BANK AND TRUST
BRIDGETVNSave your money S siLd ~
7COMP CONF and YOUR future is safe. 6riogez
port ~ WHEELING SAVINGS HAM a;,a !
CENTER and 22nd SITS. One doilar
c I9i M MART an 'i Account. We pay per
cent rl interest ,.Nx Elm Grove.
P gaE Pei Bal stsrt to
save Now Wheeling Corner
GERMAN BANK, OF " nee, heeIin / ner cent
i9ib Market SITS a 80 F -
interest on savings "seou.- sAvncs
e las HALF DoL dsaa,,S SA and be
11INK-Start SAVINGS az 9
ibaAdssnepdent. 1904 Market -.
sOTTH SIDE nANi\-T TIM, ye Ei egentl
sd SUS Jacob SITS. We pay louI Pc Snan
az az nime will start an account oPo'.
Saturday evenings,
- STATE BANK OF FIN GROVE
NJ. r,' "'.nt IN savings AccOuntE
and Certificates of Dep0Snt
ICONsERy ATIAE BANN p M
Drop In as You are ~ ~
Resources over SDUU,UVV'VV'
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RREWERIES

scuu1LBACH BREWING COMPANY
s SIadmces a beer with upbuilding. tonic
properties. Nv No,a
but The best grade Of hops and malt are
nsed in our beer.
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PIAN0S

C. A. HOUSE MUSIC Co, The Auto
~ q tsd the finest makes Of pianos.
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COLLEGES

BRYANT AND STRATTON, Business
College, Louisville, Ky. Full book
keeping scholarships.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDING
SCHOOLS, Scranton, Pa. We will in
crease your salary.
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CLOTHING

! I. F. ADAMS CO., 114O-42 Main St, End
tioor. Cash price on credit plan.
FADDEN'S, The Big Store" Every
Italng In Men and Boys wear. 1922
and ll24 Market ST.
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0PTTCAI.

WHEELING OPTICAL. COMPANY. s.
G. Cozad, mgr. 1914 Market st. Watch
your eyes.
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PATENTS

n. b. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer. Reilly
Building 14th & Market SITS. Terms
easy. booklet free.
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LADIES' GOODS

g. e. ADAMS Co. The Adams plan saves
you money. 1140-42 Main St, End floor.
IA. NEWMAN, Artistic and Perfect Fit
ting Fancy and Plain Taylor Made
gowns gov Cor. 18th and Chapline SITS.
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EMMERT-Baker ana SUn.
MRS JOIN orders y mail t4sS or 5elephlSo4ass
a3arket
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SpECTAITSTS

THE PELVIC SPECIALISTS. 1923 Mar
ket ST., Second floor. Pelvic, nervous
and chronic diseases.
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DAIRY SUPPLIES

DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION = Feed
ana sdS Dairy Supplies Nat. 1167-X. Bell
zvz-L, 18th St Branch. Nat. 1428-R.
Nineteenth and Eotf.
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DELICATESSEN

0 n. ,haHAUS, 6s 18th st. Fancy Gro
ceres Smoked Meats, Fruits. Kosher
i mao Lunches served or packed.
Imported and domestic cheese.
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is but ten cents per line per month.
Publication Will show that you are
alive, and assisting in the support of
the Labor paper.)
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A11cTIoNEERS
RAKERIES

DIcE. Bell 102S-W, Nat
C tsIgesM 1912 Market.
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DENTISTS
FLOUR

hest on Al,
|Jobbers. = ~ Klein & Merirman,
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FEORISTS
FURNITURE
E GEN MIS- FURNISHINGS

ELarket s. !, HESS & SONS, 1921 & isSs
fhing i in rs The Big Store" Eyery-
skad iI2ta Men Men and Boys Wear. iiS2
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GROCERS

Market sonhAEE CO, center Of Center
WElTY'SSu.sarre The Square. Grocery.
sitAer nksn. 1ne Pure Food Store. s5S
~ 1874 Market Sc
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7.45 4. m. Toledo. Massilon 1000 p.l
400 pm. and intermediate
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400 pm. chicago Express 1850 pm
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". q Z. u. RAILROAD
DeDart. (Cfty Time.) Arrive
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-09
EAST CHICAGO.

Services at the Methodist church will
begin tomorrow with a goodfellowship
meeting at 8 O'Clock, followed by sun
day school at Gas. Public worship will
be at IL o'clock and ]. G. Merrill of
Hammond will preach the sermon. The
Junior League will meet al 2:30 O'Clock
and the Epworth at $50 with Miss
Carrie Ross as leader, and the sub
ject will be christian Athletes" For
the evening sermon Rev. ]. B. McNary
has chosen Christian Homes the Bull
wark of Our Civilization" At T:30
Monday evening the official board will
meet, Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing, Thursday eveing teachers meet
ing at Z o'clock and on Friday evening
of each week the building committee
will meet
The subject OF DIR. Alexander Mon
roe's sermon tomorrow morning will be
Sources of Power" In the evening
the services will be of an educational
nature in Difference to the beginning
of the school years, and the pastors
subject will be Formula of Modern
Education Three H." Mr.. Eva Lloyd
will be the soloist-
Calumet chapter of the D. A. r. meets
this afternoon at $50 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. John d. Jones, I'LL Bea'
con street. This is the first meeting
after the summer vacation.
Mayor A. G.. Schlieker spent yester-
day in Southern Illinois on eprsona
business.
1t is expected that the game tomor
row between East Chicago and Grown
Point at Hammond will be a fight from
the call of time till the last man i!
declared out. A big crowd will un
doubtedly be on hand to see the battle
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stirling spent |
few days in Elkhart the early part o
the week visiting their daughter, Mrs
James Warner. An automobile trip t
South Bedn was one of the features 0
their visit.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-09
MURPHY HAS SHADE
IN GO WITH NJ HENRY
Boston Crack Given Tough
Battle; Racine Pastors
Try to Stop Bout.

Racine. Wis, Sept Eddie Murphy
the highly touted lightweight from
Boston, met a tough one here last night
in Jack McHenry of Lima Ohio Muir
ply, over-confident of victory found
McHenry a puzzle and in the bout of
ten rounds there was but a slight ad-
vantage for Murphy at the end
Up to the third round Murphy had
all the best of it and Eddie Santry, the
referee. wanted to stop the bout, fear
ing McHenry was being punished too
severely.
McHenry refused to stop fighting and
came back strong. He was a puzzle to
Murphy until the tenth round, when
the Lima boy. after a game fight. seem
ed TO weaken, but he fought back well
until the gong. After the bout Murphy
stated that McHenry was one of the
best men he ever met.
Had they not agreed to clean breaks
Murphy probably would have won
easily.
The opening bouts between Billy
Koutz and Matte Poulson and Joe Cas-
per and Mike Hecht, all of Racine, were
tame.
Early in the evening there seemed
to be some doubt as to whether the
bout would be pulled off. Racine min
listers demanded that Mayor Goodland
issue an order stopping the fight.
This the mayor refused to do and the
ministers than appealed by telegram te
the governor. who wired the sheriff tt
| see that the law was not violated. The
| sheriff, with six deputies and twelve
| police officers, sat at the ringside anC
| watched the bouts.
! 1t was announced at the ringside tina
Doc Message and Frank Budar, of thu
| Drexel club. planned to stage a ten
round battle between Hugo Kelly an,
| Billy Papke here the first Friday il
! October. The promoters will confe
with Papke and Silvie Ferretti, Kelly
manager, in Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-09

The Methodist services at Pythian
hall tomorrow will be at the usual
hours. Rev. r. b. Seaman of Roches-
ter, Ind, the acting pastor will preach
in the morning on "A Vision of the
King and His Kingdom" and in the
evening his subject will be The Rela-
tion Which the Church Ought to Sus-
tain Toward Those Who Are without. -
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. T.
church held its monthly meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Frank Riggle, on Grapevine street. Of
ficers for the ensuing year were elect
ed, follows:
President-B. G. I.ukens.
Vice president-Mrs. William Collins
Treasurer-Mrs. James SpittIe
Reading secretary-Mrs. d. w. Dupes
Corresponding secretary-Mrs. W. r
Dobbie.
The ladies decided to give a turkey
supper Thanksgiving evening stead of {
bazaar, as previously decided on. TIL,
supper will be held in the basemen
of the new church. At the close O
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-09
EAST CHICAGO
and
IND. HARBOR

business Thursday, the hostess. assist
ed by Mrs. w. r. Dobbie. served re-
sreshments.
Wolf Marcovich and NJ. Rosentha1
were business visitors to Chicago yes
terday.
The Gary team will be at the Harbor
for a game tomorrow and the Harbors
will have to win If they expect to stay
in the race for the pennant. 1t will
be a hard-fought contest and should
draw a large crowd.
Cards have been received from the
automobile party consisting of DR..
and Mrs. c. c. Robinson, DR.. F. e.
Stephens and Miss SILK, who motored
to New York city. indicating that they
are on their way home. The cards did
not state, however. when they expected
to arrive.
Euclid and Chicago avenues have
been closed to traffic from 13sth street
to Kennedy avenue on account OF the
work being done on the Calumet-Ken-
needy companys sewer, which Is being
| built.
| Mrs. C. F. Runnells- of Block avenue
| spent Thursday in Chicago the guest
of friends
| The Woman's club OF Indiana Harbor
will open the season with a meeting
| Monday evening at the home of Mrs. w
C. Harding. 1909 Grapevine street
| The Family theater will have the
| famous picture film. THE Prodigal Som
on tomorrow afternoon and evening.
| Mayflower Camp. No. 500, Royal
Neighbors OF America, will give an ice
cream social in K. of p. hall, Friday
eveing, Sept 18th. Everybody is in
| vited