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will present their report for the years
work. The officers and a new bosrd
of directors will be elected at this
meeting for the new year.
Taylor lodge No. 8 OF the Order
Of Golden Links will hold a very I'M
portant meeting this evening. Ihe
various committees will make their
report concerning the series OF dances
and bowling parties which will De
held in the near future. The first or
the prize dances Will - held at Ihe
Oaks. October 30.
John Flanagan. who was found
guilty Of unlawful assault on "a wom-
an. received as his sentence nine
months on the county roads. He also
fined an additional SO and costs
by Judge Robinson
Julian 10th. the woman charged
with entering the United States for
immoral purposes. was released Satlr-
day from the county Jail on 5000 bond.
II Is likely she will be given a hearing
before the federal court and II found
guilty will be- depOrted.
-Ballot boxes equip ed with every
thing that is necessary for the con
OF the election are ready for
distribution and viii be taken TO the
different precincts today. Each box
Is numbered and the district T. paint
sd on the end OF each box. so there Is
no chance OF any miXups in the dis
tributiOu.
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NEWS BRIEFS

State Humane Officer Sheldon
Joseph has been making a careful
study Of the inmates OF the red light
district and he intends to start a
rigid investigation some time this
week. II Is sal that he has the
names and ages of all the girIt n
the houses and that he will take u
all girls under 81 years of age. 4;
Is understood hat the Associated
Charities are assisting in this WORK.
William and Eddie Schell. sons
OF Nom Bradford. are ar present eX-
pending their surplus strength on the
rock piles at the works. The city Is
doing a great deal Of eXcayating Just
below the woyks and the boys are
Jcpt busy here. They seem TO be wen
satisfied with their pohs and are do
ing just the keeper tells them.
Mayor Harvey l.. Kirk has been
appointed on the staff of Governor
Hatfield and now has the unbiased
Tlght To be addressed by the title of
Colonel.
C. ". Bente. Senator Henry ri
ltken. Of Meilsburg and q. n. HeinIe
nave returned 10 the city after -
i,ndins the National German Central
Alliance convention ~ st. Louis.
lhey all report a fine time and state
the association has had q fine years
growth.
W. I. Crosse. a printer on the
l~ntellicencer. was the luck man m
the recent contest which was held by
the Wheeling Realty Company for the
largest number Of words from the
letters comprising the word Health
he received as mis- prize a valuable
building lot.
Ten building permits were issued
during the past week. Many OF these
permits We're OF "a large nature. bat
most OF them were for repairs. etc.
h sunday school Of the Eon
street Temple reopened for the sea
son yesterday morning
The interior OF the county iaiI Is
being w~hite-washrd by the priSonp-s.
The issuing Of transfers TO voters
closed saturday and according to
'l"rk Oldham about one thousand
transfers were granted by the county
commissioner.
several city banker will attend
me annual convention Of bankers
winch VIII be- held iu Chicago. Dctt-
Der -. 20 and 20
A real estate deal was closed Sq..
uIddy. when y ". Speidel purchased
Point
Tho Wheeling Mold and Foundry
'ompany has practically completed
inc new buildings al its Peninsula
plant This important industry ha-
hern IN continuous operation for the
last four years.
Th" Ohio County Anti Tuberculo-
si7 Leacuo Will hold their next en-.
nudi meeting Monday evening. Octo-
Der y. az their Headquarters in tho
Board at Trade buiIdinr AZ TINS
"ee'inG 'hc Officers and committees
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no more. smoked "a cigarette and We
all know the rest. lie lost al bis
friends when he was iu trouble. even
Dis father rejected him Ie BIAS few
friends when bon trouble and money
-squanderod ON them for drink gid
never hold them as your friends Ue
advised tho young moi not 20 try to
De- popular I1uuE the wrong class.
and say mo- when DO .I- time
Mr. Mercer said through O. correct.
test eco per cent OF the criminals are
caused by drink ana wrOuC influence
OF home llc advises tho fathers fp
tslk frankly -o the sons and flo moth.
rre tn their daurhtcrs This "a. O.
-lf'guurI alaIr.t DANGER and crime
Mr. Mercer said most husIrcs mon
OF to-day demand to,mr mon to lead
"a pure lfo or they don't need Thorn
in hI.iucss The Young nan should
hc as pure as tho Young woman Mr.
Mercer i- 90 stro.l advocate u. tho
common h.ud. Hak. and human s.u.
U.fII Do. Luuv- There 81. rrdemr.
t.ou fhruusl Jesus Christ and tells
Dis Iifc sfpI. to all COL. concrete proof
Of Jesus Christ IIc said when
Christ come. into tho heart ono don't
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LIFE STORY
AT LOCAL CHURCH
:. c. MERCER. OF NEW YORK
SENT HERE BY Y. NJ. c. A.,
SPOKE SUNDAY.
Brought Here Under Auspices Of We.
mans Department Club and
We'll Received.

T. e. Mercer. OF New York. sent
out by the y. NJ. e.. \ OF New York.
spoke at 81. Matthew church sun
day morninc. Y. VI. g. \. in the after.
noon and ar the Second Presbyterian
church In the evening. with large aud
i"nc"s az each meeting At the even
ing meeting Mr. Mercer compared the
people or This age to the "DOubtinE
Thomas and said they have to be-
furnished proof Of the real work Of
Christ Zee look for example. his own
life and bis redemption and made able
proof. which will boz the means OF
many conversions 800 ~ CITY. Mr..
Mercer aid Unless We can prove
% love TO- Christ through right liv.
.ng consistency and purity. we have
NOT accepted linn into our hearts
lIe said Dis college friends laughed
af Christianity because Christians arc
christians ON Sunda, and just husi.
ness men durIu- the week w.. should
-o live that DO ve live Boo glass houses
N' need not d ourselves Tie spoke
of DIS cousin. O. prominent society lady
of Sew AorN who -aw fhrouch her
HushanGs salvation fho love OF
4 uri-t and is u singing 10 the men
n fN"-" Streets fu rclf them that
jesus Christ lives to-day. and for
fHeW
It" Said 200 ono 'eef. without bo.
InE tempted a. some time and where
There is uu battle there Is uotlinE
WON and -iid 'Ur those vino sre in
'H' Iulck-auds of If'" Tho bower
OFT fh'ir .lfoff Del fhr power of jesus
q Ir.ef il" said when Io uts Guns
Itn MANY bows. De- Wanted %. t.
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that would surely be followed up In
the knowledge OF her happiness.
As I have said again and again. i.
We really believe in the Immortality
OF the soul. and II we believe that the
soul OF our beloved was NJ for Heaven
We have no possible reason for a pa.
rade of grief. Some selfish suffering
we must of course feel. but isn't IL
our duty 20 conceal rather than parade
IL?
Someone with whom ! was talking
on this subject called my ideas mod
ern. Are they modern? Take up
your Shakespeare and read the dia-
loeue between the wise fool and tho
foolish lady in Twelfth Night.
Good madonna says the Fool
hen he finds Olivia g~rieving over
her lrother. give me leave TO prove
you a fool
can YOU do it," a Y Olivia.
"DeNterously. good madonna
Make your proof
Good madonna. why mOurness
thou"
Good fool. for my brothers death,
u think his soul Is in Hell. madon-
ma
Il know his soul is in Heaven. FOOL
he mnre.fool. madonna. 20 mourn
for your brothers soul being in Heav-
On. Take away the fool. gentlemen"
Or better still. turn 10 Christ's own
words 10 the disciples when they
mourned his approaching translation:
II We loved me. We would he glad
whom ] said ] 80 unto my Father"
DO YOU think Christ would have ap-
proved Of our conventional funeraI2
Never In the world
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The latest scandal brought TO me
by the neighborhood u this. Mr..
Ms mother had just died. She-the
n~eighborhood gossip-went to the fu-
neral. and. what do YOU think. Mr..
VI. and his wife were there. Of course.
but they might just as we'll have
stayed at home for all the respect
they showed the dead. Why. he had
on a light grey suit. and she wore
Did blue and had a light blue feather
in her hat. They didn't even have
the decency 10 wear black gloves.
And they looked SO cheerful. She
was such a lovely woman. I should
think they might show a little grief
for her"
Now Mrs. VI. senior. was one Of the
sweetest old ladies / ever knew. She
died at the z Cf cighty-two after a
beautiful life that could leave no
doubt in a believers mind of her i'm
mediate translation To- n happy world.
Moreover. in the last few months she
had suffered a good deal and had be
come nearly blind. She left pain for
peace. weakness for strength. and
blindness for a fuller vision than she
had ever known. She left behind a
scant hall dozen Of her nearest and
dearest. but more than a score Of
those whom she had loved long since
and lost awhile-father. mother. hus.
band. sisters and brothers. sons and
daughters. were waiting for her on
the shining shore.
o can YOU see any reason foi
grief?
certainly can Dot
OF course. her children would nat.
urally feel somc selfish pain for their
own loss but n they truly loved her.
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Supper and Bazaar.

The members OF the Alpine club
are brsily engaged preparing for their
annual supper and bazaar. which will
be held in he Columbia club. The
dates are October 20 and 80. and the
affair will be in the nature OF a Cal
endar Kirmiss.' The different months
OF the year will be represented by a
booth. October will be the center OF
attraction. with pumpkin faces and
autumn leave. being the decorations
Everyone knows what December will
suggest and June. with it, bride. will
De a anu Supper will be served
In the dining room and the affair will
pc the mos novel held here for some
time.
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Celebrate Golden Weddino.

Mr.. n Mrs. John Lafertv. OF
BROOKS Run, q. celebrated their gold
en- wedding anniversary on Saturday
al their home. a chicken-waffle sup
per was served. Many children and
s~Ianucnlldren were present Mr.. LAT
erty was born at Cauitina. q Octo-
Der ?. 1872. His wife. who was Miss
virginia Riggs, was born on Decem.
Der IL. 1S4l. She is OF one OF the
most prominent families OF Marshall
county. On October IL. 1862, Miss
itiggs and Mr.. Laferty were united I'm
~ ,isse oy g II L. Woodyrd, and
MT. and Mrs. Laferty are ENJOYING
eood health and received the best
wishes OF a host OF friends
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Mothers Advice
To Her Daughter
A Real Live Doll 20 FondIe Il Womaps'
Greatest Happiness.

one ~ fhr most important natter shout
which women .1u.rrn fhrmeoivrs iF fhcir
fffurs status ae = r~randmnthrr. Ana she
d. wisdom Itself vhe knows - or learns
20 fIff fHulIH remedy. Mrft.ra Friend.
IHa It Hu external $500 Uau1u To- fh-
rNl.miuaI rI....H and breasts on .rr
f.nIF faa o. u.udr-fHi luflen.e. ave aI
f.ar hanIsHrt OIL rnIn. r. = mos. gt -fuI
errn.rnr,Tlruf 20 .ho YnIn.. ft.e fant
mrfHlr. and permit tsr o. g0 through tho
fri.od tsrpv In mind. frs tn body au1
thus declined ru' g1fr woman e great
ct happ.rrsr aa ls.u. attended aa~ should.
Tho action ~ Woth--'s Friend matrs The
muscles free. rIaut ud responsive to -
rarf'on. Thus 90 strain and .us'Hu upon
tIr nerves ari Igmenfa Isl avoided. and.
Boz r.s.- 20 n period ~ fort auI ..u
f..Iruf dread. To- ~ r. season q cain tep.se
suI 'HsflI ernaIfaNru.
IU.I0 LEI Is ra q. Lr u.fr.rg a
urs ts urIr..s fs...h.rr. r.lr - That
.r.fHU. au tr.aH .Y ss rI.t women.
l.Y.e Nrf...s fr'-.I A.. r-a .u. uf Ia-
E.Hff I..Hff ffH. .. o. Irf Hed
TfIr f ad'f Huf certain ru-fv sr DO
L.I .f rrr OIL. l..f DO e. HI I I... aaI
f. euro f. prove 20 ines IraN'. ts ne
or r ..u .Ir us. Dog. t.f moi. u IHs l
snf p .f tna n.i .s T- H". .
90. .f.r '. f"s lamar Hfr sfar.s.
- fr Goes tI.a ~ st.e.ltLt uI..-ra-
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want TO lead an immoral life and thu
heart is r~egenerated. lie said Tom
Palmer. q redeemed thief. was the ons
To- Over him e. kind hand and blessine,
which he accepted and has lived pure.
is ever since. The redemption OF tho
son brought the proof Of Jesus Christ,
into the heart ~ his free-thinkins
father and he died with a dinerens
Wow Of The hereafter
Nj Mercer is % OF The many uhn
ha'" been redeemed through human
Kindness and confidence.
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Tho Collegiate AIumnao mo.f.rr
hrlu GOO f." University club. SATURDAY,
afternoon. 90 enthusiastic and larr.
' attended. despite tHr Iutl.m.r.
.athos Nre Charles j Goor. pres.
don't ~ the pittsburgh DDlIsF..f.
Aluunto which was organized lu fh
car If''. vas present aud made
~lrtrrosilne fdlk tlr. no. no. kImI.
lIul IGDsidenf OF ID local rofIogIIf
Nlluud'. presided
SIR Grcr $50. was along tho Iu
q. organization and thc history of IN.
'.fteburcH aIImute n ruuuu.n
'Ifrn hundred women. and u.F
along iho .tnc Tine. 4 that of fU, I'D,
'1I UrrarIrHfIOr o. .Iu and II..
fr" fne fu iluF after Obj. ,ufr.
vum'u iu au educational Rt. and
-.rosf fh"W iu Do s1r.DI. r%DIIer.
Tho motive d. o. piO. orr fH. .
ass from OBJ" bad. Hud cr.' c.." fH
nurlnr the afternoon ,Irs rIe.
S'lfnl ~deIiEuffII.v rendered "eurfr.
ht Gr"lr and l%ul1r'o 'off hand u..
mruf. Irtgncefi.ut.t Mr.. rr.
l.y SANG 5Nils Ech0r Do. E.Forf
Mrs H8frH butler BRO .n.tI
member present With 70 LuulUnf
toward fl" close OF fIn nicotine u
20. hm"0tr were .nrteI fr chan.
Rrro Nie.ct Olive Cook. k.f.lrI.
Ehhfr. Elizabeth tWuH Nuft Ia
~. Virginia Osborn. Ma .t..f FrlrtI
Ton now member lrI t.. ... MON
hrrrhIp Won" fiu f.s| fI I.. dim.
Mise Elizabeth L.N"r .I.. ..I fIs ...
'' .H.1 DIN. n.f' u".IIu. Hf I.r .Yu.
See The besutlfui Rose Darts.. at
Lockers. 20 Eleventh street. and
leave your order for TIE bulbs. Cor
tnuct bloom from September O.
- -yIr4 ssafHer. Ur..r .... r....
stlo. orffr
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ST. James Circle.

Kings Daughters are preparing for
their annual bazaar. They are busy
sewing the many fancy articles to be
offered for sale.
The circle meets at the different
homes. Friday afternoon they were
entertained at the home OF Mrs. w. r.
Stone. on South Front street. A So
cial hour was spent and refreshments
served. The mex meeting will be-
held on Tuesday afternoon.
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Art Critic Here.

Mr.. Sadakichi Hartmann OF East
aurora. y. Y. associated with Ebert
fIbbard. the noted writer. is in the
city. He comes with the hope OF
%arousing the minds Of the local art
admirers and TO establish. II possible.
a local art museum. Mr.. Hartmann
said II was really n shame that the
American schools are second 10 the
French, that there is no more art dis
played. lie said any city with a popu-
Iaiion OF 10000 should have an art
museum.
He is trying 20 arrange with ]. T..
Gihin, tn" photographer. the give a
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Chambers-puttnn

The marriage OF Miss Philda INF.
ton, daughter OF Mrs. Mary button. OF
street. and MIR. William
Ohambers. of Cameron. W. Va tooE
place on Saturday afternoon. Rev
h~onlnsoh. OF the First United Presbv-
tsrlan church. offic!ated. Followinr
me ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. ChamharS
Ieit Tor Cameron. where the groom 81
manager OF the Elger Pottery com
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Arton Society Opening.

The Arion society vii omen Tb.rsd,
svening. October - with a concert and
nan Tn event Will be largely attend
- and danciug viii be ENJOYED. The
imperial orchestra Will furnish mus.
IHd the following IL the opening pro-
lsl3-ARIoN-Isl4.
Eroeffnuns der Saison
Concert and Ball
Donnerstag. den - october 1918.
S".isten f%raulsin caroline r. Brand.
Schmeichel. Prof. ~. VI. Schockey.
Dirigeut.
Concert Program
A-cNerture-Gr""tiuRS. -.....F. Mail
Imperial Orchestra.
Dthorhed-SonutagistS Simon Brcu
Ariou
+-Soprano solo - zueignung-tDc-
~ Esblinkt dor Thau CRubG-
3iein4 Fraulein Caroline =.
5-Chorii.I-Im valid -....Frauz Leu
Arion
SOPRANO Soio-Th. Eirtbd, Morgan
-.- HunErurgtou Woudman
Frtulelu TsroI4u. T. BrandfasS
S-Duett-Zuleiks and Hassau Wendell
Frauline Caroline J.. Brandfaqs und
Herr Harry Schmetchel
9-Chorlied-Das Deutschc Lied.
.P. 7. schneider
Tam Program
Imperial Orchestra
Tanz komittee-M \. Kovclan. Vo-sit
ger. AUG. /. Harttunr. \. G. SchreiI-
er. II. g. IIackmau. Eobt e. Lindsey.
Twenty-ffth Anniversary.
FRIDAY evening. at their home be
tween Mount Olivet and Bethlehem.
Mr.. Mrs. VI. 4. MARBLE were
a~greeably surprised IN honor Of their
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series of lectures during his stay here
and try TO find some means OF starting
the art spirit. Mr.. Hartmann says
hat Wheeling should have a museum
and that a museum Is as necessary as
a library.
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twenty-ftth wedding anniversary
nn nrAp.rr. AuH -

t~wenty-ftth wedding anniversary N
was an -impromptu affair. having
been arranged in about - hours. and
proved very enjoyable to all present.
The older people spent the hours in
pleasant conversation. while the
younger people enjoyed games and
music.and at a late hour refreshments
were served 10 all. Those present
Were. MessrS. and Mesdames ]. &.
HarNin and family. J. T.. bender and
family, Earl Huss and family. ID. VI.
GarNln. W. =. Walman. l.. W. Bro
mer. Charles Wilson. David VI. Car
win. VI. A. MARBLE. Mesdames Jennie
GarVin. Oma Bonar. Emma White. NJ.
+ Acker. Nelila Cow. Mary Kyle Jen-
ME Anderson. VI. Miller. Misses Mary
w ayman. Lizzie Garvin, Callie Carna.
han. Beulah Snedeker. Gene White.
Lota Bonar. Lillian Snedeker. Martha
Cow. Lura Cow. Ethel MARBLE. Irene
Marpie. Messrs. MADDEN GarVin.
Dwight White. Eugene Wayman. vii
liam Snedeker. Carl %Snedeker. Frank
Hedeger and Rev. G.. T.. Garvln.
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NNoin SedatiNe Cough Medicines
10 the occurrence Of capillary bror.
chitis and pneumonia usc cough msdi.
Ciro7 shat contain ColIno. morphine.
h"ro.n and other relatives when VOL
have s couch or cold An eVpccfor-
7rf like Chambcrla.n's Couch Rem.
cay be- what is needed That cleans
ouf the culture beds or breeding
places for the germs of pneumonia
md never results from q cold when
hamberlaiu's Cough Remedy g.
used ~ has 20 worldwide reputation
for ifs currs D. contains mo- NOR
n.Ine or other stdaI.yD For sale b.
1915 Dealers AIt
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W0MAN'S CLUBS
woNEH's CLUE CALENDAR.
Woman. pepartm.n. c,,h

civic MISUNDERSTANDING OrfSberH
2 p M. s.. - O.. W. Han
Drama League ordav. OCtobe~ II
current Events IsEtrtm.uf-F~fdav
october d. \ 90 r. vs.. Han
\ 3D. r. ". Hal.
Music department wednesday. Octob-
or 20. A. ~. l.. " Hall
l~lpu~ewives league Friday 0~toh.-
-. A. o. T.. Is. Hal.
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Friday Evening coaeen

=" interesting program will be -ers-
Second Presbyterian church y we
twentieth and Market streets r. -
program win open At : O'Clock ana IN
t' - follows. ""' wiz
Violin solo
Adelade Bachman. Ben Miller. SeIsoa
-""h' Kenneth Ruble. Glare Harkfrs
"''it'tion-rhe First Party -.
Pantomine 49,. comm. TIM Nogisy
Misses Caroline Bachmar. AnnsS IN, =
ruin Rand. Nellie Fortney. Dorotbv
Aici re4-y and Helen. Jauku. -.
Happy Pickanin' G.
ivan A~rmtruster and BESSIE .Tohnson
NJ ION s DSn' Want to Grow hiE Act
Rocitation-when Papa:s SICK 'smeyeT
SoIo-SeIected Mr.. Hoss,d NsS5or
Observation-Disclosures Surrender.-4.
Violin solo-Seiecte By i.unda N'%Nes
Violin SoiO-Seiected was
BY Lunday Orchestra
ttectta city Martha Kieves
M, Martha Klieves
Part II.
r.,. "oysters"-one Act Comedy.
i'itN' VINO Gives "a Luncheon .
Miss Tabitha ribbetts. Who "'i m fma"
Tasted an Oyster. Martha Klieves
Isabel, Who Brings stuffed Oives','
Bertha Who Brings Saratoga CHIPS ,1l
Lillian. VINO Brings FiekisG@dT a 6n, aSsiinf
Lucy. Who Goes To New YORK. .
Do-othv shambra
Refreshments will he served.
-
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Moonlight Dance.

The Cotillion Club will CIV their an
uual moonlight dance at the Carroll
club this evening. and the hall will be-
beautifully decorated for the AFFAIR.
B~entheld orchestra will furnish the
music.
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cousgint. hlumna. A..o,,,.,

N'1n -dsv. october l5-Llnr4 Henrlr-
sherman Studio
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study club

lfYr1Hy October %. T~ulv.reffg t..s
ff0F Cfanilne street
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island Literary Club.

Tuestar. October III O'Clock trt hy
Mrs. bpnIldqpr. '1louiaI Theatre
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Monday October aU Miss D..
Ncams. tuurfssnfl street.
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Learn 20 dance. Beckers Dancing
Academy only up-to-date school i'm
the city at Carroll Club buildinV
Open daily, Nat. Phone IsOO-Y. Beu
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Real French
Cleaning

Is not merely 4 surface clean
ing, but a process that thor
oughly cleanSeS inside and out,
Frightening the colors and re-
storing the goods TO its natu-
raj feel and lustre.
Let us get your winter
clothes in order now.
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Twenty-ffth Anniversary.

Friday evening. at their home be-.
tween Mount Olivet and Bethlehem.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 4. MARBLE were
a%greeably surprised IN honor o. their
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IT|TFTIWI |TTIFNTIN-
Tanz Komittce-M y. Kovclan. Worst,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-10-13
THE DAILY CHIT-CHAT
By Ruth Cameron
The ~Illogica. Funeral.
By Ruth Cameron

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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-17
The Continuation of MIR. Taft's
Presidency.
(CONCLUDED FROM PAGE ONE. J,

secret and public-may run on until the end
of Wilson's term.
Meanwhile, you have Bryan and Wilson
heartily endorsing the Wall Street money
scheme which Aldrich and Morgan concocted,
but which Taft could not drive through.
Wilson and Bryan e0iW drive 1T htrough--
We also have the Wilson administration
hating the prosecutions of rich criminals in
the Federal Courts.
That was the worst feature of the Taft
administration.
But Wilson and Bryan are Seeing" all
that Taft did, on that line, and going him
zone better"
Wilson and Bryan and their Attorney
General are actually using the vast power of
the Government to shield t9O0 richly connected
White S1avers, tao0 n2iddLe-G aged married men
WHO ADDICTED AND DEBA UCHED
TWO WHITE SCHOOL-GIRLS.
Even Taft and Wickerhsam went no fur
Their than to protect the criminals of the Oil
and Sugar Trusts.
But Bible-class Bryan and Puritanical Will
son have thrown the mantle of their right
eousness over the thieves of the Western Fuel
Trust and over the moral zepers qUb0 5sav0de
ScbO0I-b0uSeS to secure vict5n1S for their laqO-
less EhStS.
Can you see anything in this administra-
ton but continuation of Taft's?
Even the wasting of your money by Con-
gress goes on more lavishly than it did under
Taft and Roosevelt.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1913-07-17
THE .JEFFERSONIAN

J. M. Rivers if their adulterous intercourse
we're not sinful, the priest answered
''No / am priest and that makes it diff
ferent.
You see, Katherine, have blessed you like
the Virgin Mary, so that no matter what YOU
do it is not sin, so long as you fornicate with
a priest
Priests cannot sim"
Katherine has been left to suffer: the
priest has been safely hidden away