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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
Martins F.rry Brtsfs.

Tho lo.l. -olu.I % Pc Modern WoHi-
uru. vGl -a GOO E,iiairc Thursday 90 par
OIL gate boz tn. stIat, a if.l' team wI.
.'-. 81. down.
'i,.re- Green 90 Akron .- Visiting
WILLIAM Shane. nr walnut street.
Irs Eru.rf. Ieal-' ny t.. EIr-f ST
O. gren i..I 800 entertain we.f ana -u-
..HI 10 the .aurc. last ,tea4uE
Mrs Edward Dftfell ~ Mount Pleas
arf. vas 90 town Yesterday visiting
friends NJ and N-~ ClttsI Will leave
soon f"r Florida. where they will spend
f.. winter.
William Vaughn loft Yesterday morn.
iu- f.r his home al Cleveland after
~'vrrul days visit with friends here
Many local people viii participant. 80
f a.. parade o. Heiinire Thursday evening
Mr. 8 " Feifx. who LAD al operation
performed FOR Itr nose De- getting aiHus
nicely
Assistant stat. Librarian Miss I1r-
nelly. SAYS that Martins Ferry Dol the
largest .lty 100 fre state .frpIt o. public
library. Az effort UHi be made to -
tfu.sh ore i,rs
. b TAYLOR. - - CialrSviue. ras
moved lts family here
Word o.. .fv-d from tho Daume family
who ur" taking tre Ta-t,ur treatment
lf II'ts.urE. states that the family are
ui U'lI ana are getting used 10 TIE
strenuous treatment
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MARY Mitchell " Roy Mitchell. suit
Tor divorce and allm0uy and custody
% "a minor child. Ruth They we're
man Cd at sansv Bend. Vert county.
vs. Va. iu 1857. and she alleges viIfll
absence
Zo.e ~ McCuiiough has begun cult
SANS Isaac y NcCuIiough Tor d.
vorcs. aiimony and restoration %
maiden name % Mercer. for possession
~ household goods. and that DO be
CrlCIned from Interference with her
u-" ~ same and the property which
hey reside in. which che claims she
orn ais0 They were married Nav
TO- lssf and sho alleges failure 20 bro.
vide and acts ~ cruelty
The jury in the case % Nathan
Coluca. indicted for shooting 20 km
and wound found "a verde. % shoo.
lrF % knf
James Holland. FOR a-sauff and bat
tery. vac fncf s. ard rosfs
Geo Errerrk ee W A. D. r Coal
Mn he company settled
r S Porter vas appointed 10 de-
ffnd John WisnIeeko. Indicted sq- -r-
Crf degree murder
Judge Richards ~ove~rufef f1a mo-
ton On no if1icfurnt % KID Reese
mo diamond rottar. uhirf affartaf
ne Indictment becaI-a r was not
specific
George Sands vas r'v,- q ..-e.
months workhruvr r-a-se--a --f
fref $50 and costs FOR cruelty 20 b
family
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FAIR HAS RIGHT
win Hs Young ser. No~ IN Posses
sion o. Notrer. According % the
Court Entry

rrs f.siaf t. ffs Ilf.I.Fen-sr
sTErBENvTLLE. O.. Oct The
court entry in fhc divorce case OF
Louise 81 Pair aFslnsi AISLE ~ Fair
in view ~ the recent supposed ia.
naDirg ~ the child lr Wheeling b. tho
mother is o. interest as So shows fha'
the 'afher and grandparents have
riEht 20 the child.
30 Tar as known. preparations are
s'il under way f9r trlnR.ng hsbeas
corpus proceefIrFs Tor p0sseas.on of
the child Tho co4rf order res.rree
20 reads as follows
~ .s ordered that fae custody err
~ The child. George Vs. Pair ur.r
flr-her order ls conffed ~ fo1i.e
Fair Asie Fair is t0 have fhe priv.
lese ~ seeing the child az r-easorabfs
times and DO is fo furnish SO u
pr The ehiI1's s1ppo ne
grandparents Mr and Mrs Pair a.
heoI.ng. are 20 have TIE privilege ~
seelnz fhe child ar az -reasorabfs
times and f1r a ienFfh ~ tine 10 b.
1rreel UPON by TIE Dsrt es hereto
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

hon AZ 80 O'Clock Thursday evening. o..
''1r -,r' 'r 70 fraternai parade
For Rent-Two IONS. bath. water.
gas and hail. BOSE Spruce ST.
OCT II
The Whee.inE business Mems As.o...
itih VIII attend TIE Beliaire ceI.hartion
Thursday afternoon.
Mr- o. II s'ranl and daughter are
'~isiii"s a'r parents Mr. ana Mrs " r.
'aff.~I.
a j siye.s. Of Munrle. ms. o.. rer.
''r a'H' oom.V wees ar Myers for
H'rIy resided ERE
Mr ari Nrs william KI,-re. ~ An
h l.-. FORMER residents. are here
f'r t' nome coming
Mr. = 8 io.Is ~ EIwe1I ri'v. Fa
N'-liinr her brother james wilson. 1f
Gravel UHu
Harry Hirrett mauagcr ~ a .lass fac
I'iN To- ica effe. Pa. AMI wife. former
'lIAife rerii'nts. are y%i-itiaE relatives
Mrs ! C Haek. ~ wooster fl. v,.l,
me ."r daughter. Mr. Albert Grafton
~ aHd Mrs % W burrows. OF Sout4
.'. .'N" returned from an extended
Hush " Merritt. - tlis city. has 70
''fnc' from % visit with friends a. Win
chester. Va
Miss Ellis Tee Holiday who has been
''' i'F women az OK
togo. o.. Has returned home
MrS Elizabeth Archer entertained IN.
sowing club 80 her home on Noh,,
street last evening.
an infant csIf Of Mrs Cabot.
towers died Tuesday morning a., tr~
mo 'r tri1u street TineraI Win t.
.'.i today Hrf intermcnt viii y. IA,
t."a" .... reuefers
Curtis. h~I.r.In~ VIII Pc on e,rtbl
f"H 40 Pre- corner ~ Thfrtv-a-..,r ..
Guernsey streets '''
d.n ''rr-t 10 N-reeofa L.
I W \ Carroll Mr Conrad va
'nfI' I'm business hero. blt i.et TO-
wears ago. and this Is bis r-|.
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STEUBENYILLE

spec-ai r'sratch 90 ih~ Intelligence
STEUBENNlLLE. O. oct 2 The
will a. Michael Jurick. the Serylan
patriarch whose death wa- caused by
bcing struck by al auto. was filed 90
probate Cour today n u.s. expected
that there will BE- fierce litigation over
its provisions Litigation by his boys
property had estranged the aged
Croat from the male heirs and In his
will he leaves his property 20 his wife
her life. and after that IL goes
90 the four daughters. The litigation
The boys started over the property r.
fhe supreme court now. with th.
outcome ia the balance.
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BELLAIRE
pellaire Extends Welcome 20 Home
Corners In Celebration Which
Opens Today.


Bellalre has made extensive prrplr.
ations for celebrating thr nnncth lu.
niversary of the Incorporation of tile
town. and the event Opens this after.
noon with a rousing home coming aud
fall festival Every section OF this
country has been heard from on nc.
count 81 numerous persons. former
residents. living Zoo almost every state
In the union IL diversified .ndu,
tries In Bcllaire have made this pos.
sible. and from ail sections o. fhe
country large numbers uf former TO-
sidcnts are coming TO join in tb, re-.
union.
Tho celebration will continue four
days. Tho town is beautifully decor.
ated. and The streets OF the bu. irrss
section are q mass ~ faEs. bunting
and electric lights from ono end 90
the other.
The program for this afternoon and
evening follows
aae g. m.-Tir.t rope VOLS - rr,~.-.
street. bets. r ks-r and
william.
9 90 . m-BaI'o1r Ascension. .r .rrf
st-eot ives. nf Guernsey
100 9. m.-TiEhf rope r .r '...
tr.etl U.rns.a
T.is D. m.-se'e-t Us-f ..--.-- .-f.-
fhr direction no T-.. r.f.
hunter 90 H"fr Irr-
EvcninE rrHsrlu. Dnnm.. f.e
O'Clock. 90 Cifr Tr-E
Mas Chorus nuicr f"a f'..'.. of
Prof niumenherE
Invocation. ... Rev ca'v.0 s Urfie-.
Turning over tho krva .f ON. ..t
..........H Hon CfHs waasm.U $1,000.
NNNHNNNNf |"".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Tho board of control. member ~
council. city solicitor and cry orcin-
cor made an inspection Yesterday ar
f'rnoon % fhe proposed extension OF
Norfh Jefferson street Tho sfr.p %
land required On open tho street
through fo Beiitire and Urldscpcrt
.s about ore'h.ri mile long. ana .s
offered to fhe cI'y FOR $500 Tho
matter VIII he submitted to council
90 Tho rrvf meeting. when dcarifo ac.
f.un viii Ie taken
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Return From wessI,o III.

Nr samuel iapp and bride nav. 20.
turned from q Wedding f-i,
~ Canada Mr. Lnpp i4 ne w
or th" store ~ mo NoN u--s
nero and has many friends
wv 'ohEratullto him. Mr.. and
nav" zone 20 housekeep.
pr 80 huron street on fhe Island
'H' AF" on home 20 their friends
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CAnno, Secure -aii.

II iooSs a. u he high school sris
VII not have a bssket BAL team this
season as IN former years. Cor they are
-nao.e 20 get = suitable place 90 prac.
and Pay taeir games The Opera
ho1se hail Nas formerly used. bur 90
far they have been unable o. secure
u Il will all depend On se;tiag re
Opera Mouse hall. az O, Be- The only
slltAhle Pho m .onn
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e.torr prnhat, Iunn.

DICK Patvu. a local youngster % "a
~as arrested yesterday aud Ntl D.
taken before the probate court o. 81
t~lairsvile Il Il ltkely that he ~tn
D. sent back % the Industrial school
~ Lancaster. q. from Which iasfitu-
tion Pc was released on parole sew
ersl months Z II is said hat p.
has been riding traits % company
W.th Sehastlon uobbins. Who uas sent
.o the Industrial school several da,s
ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

The three bootleggers who we're IN
The lookup az Smithfeld FOR violation
Of the Rose liquor Law ~ The fair
escaped from the rural bastile before
daylight on MONDAY morning. They
we're aided by friends from the out.
side. who broke The lock of The door
They rave assumed names and 10 ia
thought they hailed from Wheeling
and returned % that haven again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Coach Jones has been keeping the
HiEh school hoys o. the football team
on the run for the last few evenings
and IS a result they are IN Hne con.
cifion for the fret same % the season
which Is 20 be played on the Mul field
saturday. aEainst Cameron Tue Ca
thedrai team Of Wheeling. which has
always been Easy for the local BOYS
defeated Cameron on their Own
grounds last Saturday 10y the score Of
. 10 d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Harry Sommer. the well known
barber. and Fritz Weidel went out 10.
m. woods back o. C%oicrain yes'~rdaN
10 hunt SQUIRRELS Sommcr secured
bu' one less squirrel than 'ho Law al
lows. which is I'VE Weidel so' Two
The Young men stated that squirrels
ia that vicinity are plentiful and that
they hunted tu' a fcN hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

TIE funeral % Mrs Elizabeth Gil.
more. who died Yesterday morning.
viii BE- reid tomorrow afternoon f-o-
the home III Kirkwood Mrs Gl-o-.
vas in her sfth year and had bean
.l but q short time She came here
ron sm.fhfeid nearly f5 years 40.
and has lived 'n Bridgeport ever since
She Uas a good Christian woman and
was thc Oldest member % the kirk.
wood 81 r church.
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y ~ { A. bHNIVEas6RV
At STATE UNIVERSITY.


3necial Dispatch % tfe rrtsIifEsnesr
MORGANTOWN. " Va Oct
NTangements are being made FOR '.s
o~eieDraton o. ire fortieth anniversav
oi No Y " 2 a a. The state
yefsiiy sunday EKerclEes vii 30
held in The swisher theatre ana Del.
prnNip% address IL % b. made -r
kobert WeidensaI1 Who founded -5
Morgantown branch on October q.
1871.
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Der annum. October u.

per annum. October ~.
Printer Philippine service f~airi.
October 1926 Entrance salary t2.r1J
per AMMAN
Assistant IN crop accli m~afizatiol
.malej. october 25th salaries from
" Q 10 5000 per anrum.
Manual training teacher tnsIs). o..
Lober 10Th. Salary from 1850 %
$500 per annum.
SOL scientist in laborafcry lrvesf
EaLons imalel. October % gs.stX
1880 10 1880 per annu,n. =
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Fair and Festival.

plymouth Commandery 40 %
Loyal Legion. order United American
h'chHuics. 60 completed arrang.-
W'ris Tor 70 fair % festival 20 be
h"if at tho Armory bail. starting
saturday evening with % home com
ing ball The affair viii De- continued
throughout the week and % good
tImc ~ prom-.rd AID vino aitend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
BRIDGEPORT
N'Ied az Barton by Fan o.,
S'0ne-FOnersi VIII Be He'd
This Morninq.

lhomas Cypnik. aged %. a for.
% miner employed az the ml,o ~,
iar'"u Coal company. was killed
''I'dy afternoon by d fall of stone
lounE man va single ana bsd
Ai'ea living go Barton. mo IN.
ni't VIII b" held THIS morning from
nc nome and nt'rment viii be- medc
10 Linwood cemetery. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
Slight Improvement

There VAS a slight Improvement Ia
ne condition % ~eKShsr1 Frank Am
rire yesterday evening. pa. he o. s,!il
In a critical condition Yesterday
there vas a change COR the Vorss. and
Il Vas thought tst his death uas a
matter % but a few hours hu' an ~
expected Improvement gives the ply
sicians hope.
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Mother Johnson.

Mother Johnson. the colored
evangelist. conducted services AZ the
lCty Gospel mission last evening and
a large audience vas present she
VIII couduct % special service this at
,rnoon 10 . O'Clock and in the evening
" Mother Johnson will leave for
NewComtrstOwu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Isaiah HowiIra who vas e-ct a.,
md costs FOR striking an omror
i' 'hc county jail AZ ST. Glars.
Yesterday. not being able 20 nav
.he % wac 'hought that h.
oNil make arrangements 20 pay tho
me- out he was unable 10 DO 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

WASHINGTON Oc- t-f-res..o
UPON bis return 20 Wash'ng-on on
november 8 President Tar vEI cave
Tor Hot sprnEs. Va. fot a feu favs
resi- and recreation Mrs Tar urr
20 to Hot Springs. probably on Octo-
Der 81.
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Entertained Sewing Club.

Mrs. r. ". Finley. az Golfers. w
Nn. entertained the T y G. Sewing
club 90 the nome Of her mother. Mr.
Peter Gordon. on Gravel Han. Last
nieht
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

The county commissioners have
sold tbe toll house on the pix" 20 Asa
Jackman for SIS. The residence ron
uycted with the toll house MAS sold
20 Henry Riddle for Sos. The build
.rrs are 20 10 moved AT once.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

The Belmont council No ZOE X Of
p VII meet Thursday r. an 2
O'Clock sharp fo attend ne homo
coming at bei.aire and par lcIpafe ir
the parade All are requested % b.
90 The lodge rooms on time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Plymouth Council. SO Do. LOYAL
Legion q O. y ". viii hold "a fair
and Festival, go Armo-y hsfl beginning
saturday and continuing urfIl fa.
flllowinC Saturday The affair vii
open with 10 Homecoming dance
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seoTTotLE rrsE scr AGAIN.
Loss T. tf25OOo-ls Fourth Time e..
VI Haa Been Ma q Rurr IL

scOTTDALE. Pa. Oct s-Fire p
.h'endiary orig'n srepf through the
N-lhe' section early today. causing
a lofs Of tl25. 900 Fry guests we're
routed from the Central hotel before
that structure went down. but none
va killed. y = the fourth attempt
70 BUN the town within the past thros
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

q t1e rain. ~iu be played SUNDAY
he tsass are both claimants o. tie
cnamPionshi2 81 the upper Gao Va
ley and there j. a great deal OF rivalry
$500 tham
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

r T. Beach has cons out on tho
independent Republican ticket for
SCISSOR ~ The First ward Ills ma,v
friends say that he will make a stroBg
feht for the place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

council mot iasf nighf and tho roe
.'tr monthly business was se.fi.5
ioris Nrro made and bills paid
'ir which tho meeting vas ad.
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csna~astleral urr,lna

There wul D. a cocEreatio-ai
meeting a; the Uuitei Presbyterian
chnrch this evening after PRAYER
meeting Il Is lseiy that an Informal
call viii - ssnt % Rev ; ] Day.
con % Conaeslr IA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04
EXAMINATIONS ~ TIE
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

The I s civil seryice commission
announces The following erauir,ro,-
20 b. held .n th.s city
Specialist in botany. salary Al -o,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

nan- FOR Psrso1ai services rendered.
as s~tued oct O; court Tie cAss
~As 20 have been taken before the
peut Jurs Yesterday The amount o.;
he settlement Was not giyen oul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-04

Until a short time
ago, scarcely n
person in a thousand
had ever tasted a
really good soda
CraCker-aS it came
fresh and crisp from
the oven.
Now e man,
woman and child i'm
these United States
can know and en-
JOY the crisp good
ness of fresh baked
soda crackers with
out going to the
bakers oven.
Uneeda Biscuit
bring the bakery to
you.
Millions of people
know these perfect
Soda Crackers in
their original good
ness. More millions
will enjoy them
daily when once
they know how
good they are.
A food to live on.
Stamina for work.
ers. Strength for the
delicate. Bone and
flesh for little folks.
1t will cost you just
) c t S to try
Uneeda
Never sold in bulk,
always in the mOis-
ture proof package.
NATIONAL BISCUIT
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Appnss fsr cha-t.-

The Rockhiu On a Gss company.
which recently drilled .n ri rlvrr
well on the Carol. Robinson farm.
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has applied 20 the secretary OF state
for O. charter The company .s pre-
pairing 10 drill another we'll
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MARTINS FERRY
N'nss Daughters Elect Officers
everything IN Readiness for the
Rummase Sale To-Day.

~ the meeting OF the KIM Daurb
,.IS heid AZ the home OF Mrs. Henry
N~oehrsen. on Broadway. the follow
.nE omcers were elected President
Mrs X Kerr. vice president. Mrs.
r MctombS. recording secretary
Mrs- Fett. corresponding secretary
WIS 'haries Carpenter The cv..l.
Nv" are Mrs Alex Dixon
Mrs- GeorFe Rcece. Mrs r. "A. Hes
iop. Mrs Henry Koohrssu. Mrs. Geo.
spence and Mrs plschc The rum.
mage sale will b'ein today 40 fle
corner of Third and Hanover streets
In the H~obensack building
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The case az Courtrlght AGAINST the
state OF ne late Katherine water
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John Glenn Beiknap. - years. and
Ressie Fletcher. % years. OF steuben.
vile
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Young


40 young woman, In the iov Of
coming motherhood, should neglect
70 prepare her system for the phys
zeal ordeal she IS 10 undergo. The
health Of both she and her coming
child depends largely upon the are
she bcstows upon herself during the
waiting months. Mothers Friend
prepares the expcctaut mother sys-
tenn Tor the coming event. aud its use
makes her comfortable during all the
term. Il works with and for nature
and by gradually expanding all it's
sues muscles and tcndous. involved
and keeping the breasts in GOOD con-
dition. brings the woman 20 the crisis
in splendid physical condi ton. The
baby toe IS more apt 90 be perfect and
strong where the mother has thus
prepared herself for natures supreme
function. No better advice could be
given a young cxpectaut mother than
that she use Mother Fricud Il IS
medicine that has proven its value in
thousands Of
I g4.saa : s: .aai !; Mothers
VIZ %s..' j. p :,. 6. Friend
ant mothers which contains much
valuable Information. ard many sug-
g%cstious Of q helpful nature.
BRADFELD REGULATOR CO.. Aaza.s. Co
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For Championship.
Tho came Of baseball which uas
have been PLAYED ~ Gilchrisf mark
sunday and was cancelled on account
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The Republicans held o. NcII attend
ed meeting last night In the CONNER
clai block The meeting was called
10 discuss plans for working az the
municipal election. The committees
which wer" chosen ~ q former meet.
INK reported and were given instruc-
lions for working IN the mex, few
weeks
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of Ghosts

May Pcopls &c s.rsii Of ghosts. Few ,-,,f.
are sfrsid Of germs. let enc fhost is = fs--, 80
the fern . q last. II Ire scrm could be m-s-,s-s
90 . sife equal % is fcrrors 30 would 49, 49,.
terrhle than euy hrc-hreaurna tafc.. c..
cant be avoided. They are IN tie az We hr,sts-
che vstcr Ne tnnk.
The Germ can only prosper vhsn d.. o,,g,.-
of the system nvcs 70 free scope % estshIsh 81
self and dcvclor. When therr . a 49,
vital torce' ianeuor' rrstlcesncss, q saiIow cheek
. hollow eve, when the arpcuss il Dor 49, 81.
sieep is brokeu, 70 - hmc co. taars 4s---t 81.
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II y N'"N-"7 II n |.- n on" ""--|
ior.y ~ ~ at-ns' for-' ~ IRE Use a. Dr P,.r-.i. C.f5
en- Aee9a DseoNefy- u decreases the vital ro~er -.
sys's@ % Sosslss tapurues, snHshts tie Mood. cur. &C. -
- al nliruou in workiaf casg[~, Il,
Colleen Meacd DlsrCHs~' c.1tai-s ri, .r.L o1eel.
hanttot"M. &c.. AZ pc m-~--a:s prut-t q,
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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-10-21
SUCCESS
Crowns Efforts of Catho
tic wOman's Club
Bazaar.

The Catholic Woman's Club bazaar
will close this evening, and from
present indications large sum will
be raised and 1t is confidently ex-
pected enough to wipe out the entire
debt. The public has been quick to
respond to the call and the attend
ance at the bazar both afternoon and
evening has been most gratifying to
the managers and workers, every
booth being most literally patron
lied. One of the special features of
the bazaar has been the daily menus
prepared under the direction of
Manager Jacob Hubbuch, the crowd
at the MONDAY meals being espe-
cially large, but there was plenty for
everyone and the service was espe-
cially good. The menu for today's
dinner will be queen olives, dill
pickles, shoat, roast beef, Hirsch's
sour kraut, mashed potatoes, stewed
tomatoes, combination salad, mince
pie and coffee, and the supper menu
is as follows: Ham, beef croquettes,
hash brown potatoes, sliced tomatoes,
hot biscuits and coffee. There still
a great many articles to be
disposed of, and the banner crowd
Of the bazaar is expected to be on
hand this afternoon and tonight.
Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1911-10-21
BARRY COUNCIL
Entertains Grand Chaplain
and President of the
y. NJ. q.

Historic old Barry Council, Y. NJ
l., of Lexington, held one of the
largest and most eventful meetings
Of its career on Tuesday evening,
Grand Chaplain George NJ. Conner, OF
greensboro, and Grand President v.
K. Eckert, of Louisville, being the
guests of the council. President j. B.
Ginnochio was in the chair and short
addresses were delivered by Rev.
Fathers Liebert de Waegenaer and
William Curry, of st. Paul church;
Rev. Fathers G. Wiserman and Henry
Schultz, of st. Peters church; John
B. Shannon, James ]. O'Brien and a
short descriptive sketch of the
Turkish-Italian war by Phil Man
goine. A debate between P. ]. Clark
and Dan j. Grow on "Is Alcohol a
Benefit or Curse to Mankind?"
proved very interesting. A commu-
nication was received from Rev. NJ.
r. Delaney, former Chaplain, regret
ting his inability to be present and
hoped that they would all remember
him in a toast, which was done. Four
applications were received and the
Financial Secretary reported the
largest receipt of dues this year,
which announcement was received
with much enthusiasm. Bright pros
poets are in store for Barry Council.