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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
CAMPAIGN ENDS
with Missionary Conferences Yesterday
Personal G. nvass OF Churches
nest March.

Tie two days. conference ~ the Unit.
81 Missionary campalgn which was Boz.
auEurafcu Oh this city SUNDAY morning
came 80 close last night viii nr on.
treiuHfIU mass meeting held boz fHf
au1| t1fiUw ~ the Fourth street " o.
- hU pastors urd lHNweu from practical.
iN 600 denominations fn Wheel mr. and
vicinity The meeting was called 90 nr.
Ger HN " I. BOND. ". Altman 90 the ~
erutite committee which has been m
charge ~ fhe conference locally NJ
Africa, vIu presided
Ur = r. Uaafei ~ Cleveland. pr 4
= Wiley. returned fu' ssinnHry from
india. George iunea. np 'a ore ~ o.,
leaders Sol the World. vide missionary
movement. and Dr. COREY were among
missions urf ere rrcaf uee1 ~ men and
uIvuet with eNirn Co.. Gerry uu fIe evan
Fel@tic work both in America and fore
a. he close ~ the ueetrr. Or ,-hs4
~ Robinson. rH-ter "f the Firet United
lowing reeolrfiona which were ur1ri.
"fr 1isw m tie nation. wide movement
every member canvass for missions and
norrt Violence. tn Do made Iu March. 1910
We rIe Tee uur rrHVers and beet frsrfa.
"First fo the more tfpfpurh eIu.af..r
~ Tho member ahIu ~ our own rourre.
rnfInue rnuUeruInr uIfeelonHrr warF
both 70 home ard abroad
Second fn carry through ar orrar.
Hod aud complete personal canvass fsf
missions ana lcnevolcrres Ir our own
congregation wltf fhe PURPOSE ~ erfIaf
Irr TIE entire wenIn freHfu ne rsrfrf.r
eurrnrfere ~ missions
lnlrd. fo extend the Influence of fI...
united camrai-n - far 49, We NAV DO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
BOOTHS HYOMEI
Has Benefited Thousands of
Catarrh Sufcrers-Will DO
the Same for You or
Money Back.

The Hyomoi inhaler. the little doc
FOR that has effectively benefited
many thousands Of sufferer. from
cHtarrh. bronchitis. COUGHS and colds
lu the bead huakes Do ca.- auH pleas
ant to treat Yourself with u,ou.i
Just pour few drops iu tho inhaler
and breathe So ln no stomach Io.ug
90 upset tho stomach Tho healing.
soothing and artlaoptic air will reach
every nook and crntIco ~ tho uurnu.
membrane Of fin nose and throat:
will sure ly stop fho irritation almost
Immediately. will all7y tho Iunara.
uan. drive ont tho foul odpr kIll tho
germs and Danish tho disease
nyomci o. sold hy durlIafs every
where viii quickly and surely relieve
catarrh and disease ~ tho breathing
or.an. or money refunded
10 you suffer from offensive breath.
raising NJ mucou. frequent .nrslIrr.
hu. ky voice. discharge from tho uo.n.
frDuu.nr Loo tho throat. apaemolIr
rou"hinF 'ru.f. ln fhe nose. vafory
'yc. and General weakrcar and dsIiI
lfy. or ans otN'd .ymrtoms ~ rafarfu.
you lould u.o Uyom"l st once
q complete llF0mrI OUTFIT .nrudIrl
Inhaler and bottle ~ liquid ro.ta
only woo. and an extra bottle OF
liquid. DO afterwards needed. b. but
5o cents
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GunbOaf Smith
Gets Decision
OVER SAM IANGFoRD, OF Dos
TON, IN TWElVE-RoUNO
BOUT
Smith Led in Early Rounds, but Re
ceived Punishment Toward End.
Tar Baby" Slower Than
Usual.

BOSTON. Nov. 17-"Gunboat''
Smith. OF California. was given the
decision over Sam Langford. OF Bos.
ton at the end OF a l2-round bout
here tonight.
Smith led clearly during the early
rounds. scoring repeatedly on left jabs
TO Langford's head and body, while
The negro made no serious attempt at
defense. But as the bout went on.
smith, the California heavyweight
wearied and Langford assumed the
aggressive. sending lefts and rights
20 Smiths body at short range. while
Inc latter swung unsuccessfully al
Langtords head. So MANI and so
strong were Langfords blows I'm the
closing round that many OF the spec.
tators expressed surprise at the de
cision OF Referee Dick Fleming.
smith. at the start jabbed away
with his left. supplying nearly all the
action. l.angfOrd did not seem to be
botnered by long range blows, turning
away many without great effort. and
standing up under others without de.
Tense. Occasionally he interjectcd a
right or left on Smiths body, but not
until the seventh round did he make
any apparent attempt to maintain the
battle. Then iangford started a short
range hight which. In The eighth round
resulted IN opening Smiths cheek un
Der the left eve
Smith. by reputation a strong right
hand fighter. relied on his left labs
throughout Several attempts 20 land
right swings met with varying sue
cess. But his iabs were continuous
Smiths CheeS hlcd freely as the
fight neared the end. the blood get
Ting into his eve and binding him
lie also seemed fatigucd and hung on
10 his MhfIr uWUfgWI Il
though apparently carrying more
weight than az any time In his career
appeared the stronger Langford rs.
capped unmarked
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WHEELING TRACTION CO.
EXPRESS CAR LEAVES TRACK

The big express car on the Mounds.
VIE division OF the Wheeling Trac.
switch AT Jim's run. near tho cav
barns at McMechen. last evening
shortly after o'clock. and tied mn
traffc for several hours. Passengers
We're forced to transfer.
The big car was loaded and was
so.thbound when the front trucks
passed over the switch point ALI rJght
nut the rear trucks took the siding
tracks. and as a result both left the
rahs. The rear trucks were torn en-.
urely away from the car. end ali con.
Meeting wires were torn loose. II was
necessary TO connect the wires and
build n now track before the car
could be placed back on the rails.
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leave IN short time for Texas.
where no will spend the winter.
Mrs Henry Huffman Of Fulton will
leave in a short time for Trbana. O..
where she will spend several days
with friends.
Jacob Dick OF Fulton is on work on
account n sore arm received some
time ago when he ran a nail in ~.
Blood poison developed later.
Albert Winter Of sand I'm was a
business caller in Elm Grove yester.
day
Rev Mr. Carder OF Dallas received
a new buggy yesterday.
Allan Atkinson OF Valley Grove
was ssiness visitor In Wheeling
yesterday.
Frank Rink. n prominent farmer Of
Viola. was In Elm Grove yesterday at
tending 90 business
Edward Frances ~ sand Hiu spent
Yesterday looking after business at
Elm Grove
The ladies ~ .hc s.. Michaors
church of Edgington Lane viii hold
supper and bazaar az the church
November 10 and %
Mrs Harlan Euurfw rht ~ Mounds.
VILE i- spending roNHrsl d1y with
her sister. Mrs W " Crow OF the
Stone Church road
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE B. & 0.
SHOWS BEST YEAR IN HISTORY

The eighty-seventh annual report OF
the baltimore Ohio Railroad Companw
Tor the fiscal year ended June 30, 1919
10 being distributed to the stockholders
to-day.
The report shows that the company
Old BY Tar the largest business In IT,
history. the total operating revenues. in
GLIDING outside operations. being xiO3
szs.ssz. an Increase OF S3.2Ss.3ss The
total operating expenses. however, In
o:ldins outside operations. were s1s.-
<27,slO. an Increase of So sos $50. so that
the net railroad operating revenue In
Guiding the account Of outside opera
tions. was $26.so2.is3. a decrease OF
tsl5.ssS. The income account further
shows that railroad tax accruals in
creased Si1f.sl0 and that deductions Tor
rents. interest etc. increased sg3gt4g
Other income increased Ss69.3l4 so TINT
the net corporate incom. at SI3334gbI
showed decrease OF $3.50. sos. After
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0UT-THE-PIKE
New Addition.

Arrangements have Deen completed
by Lawrence WOcber. well known
confectioner Of Elm Grove. for the
construction Of large addition 20 his
building. located on the National pike
near the stone Bridge The new adj
ditlOn VIII Doe Of two stories. % feet
wide and : feet long The room in
the rear OF his -fOre Will be- equiuped
with tables and will Boz used as an
Ice cream parlor for serving refresh
ments and lunches The second floor
Viii be fitted upas roof garden. bur.
Ing thr summer time small entertain
meuts and parties can Boz held here.
and the norr wIIl DO waKsd Tor dane
Ing. The basement will DO used for
an ice cream factory
u o. planned 90 start work on tho
addI,on Immediately and 10 will be-
completed during tho aarIv winter
Contractors FlIurgan and Amos have
charge OF the work
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for :hrss pears wa. fixed a, ,i.sos.-

for :hrss years was fixed at ,i.sos.-
The net income for tn. three year.
was cited at ss.3s1.iTs30. Net income
on capital stock for three year. SIS per
cent on capitalization of 81. 500. 900. The
1911 average rate was ISIS cents per
1888.
Gross sales for three years 1880
1850 Interest on bonds for three
years r.sos.523s<.
Net income for three years ss.scs.-
rated at s2i .5Oo.0 900 IN 1910 and 1911 ana
s,s.ooO.oOO for isI2. s.ts per cent.
Psy IL Cents Fer 1000.
The sales to manufacturers for the
three years were at the following aver
age rates: 1910. 1si4 cents. 1911, .iS.3t
cents: 1912. 1906 cents. Average. 1850
cents Questioned at this point Mr..
radcliffe stated that the companys con-
ed that the Manufacturers Heat and
Light Company pays the Hope Company
an average OF il.Ss per 1000 feet. tie
stated the contract price in 1912 was 10
cents. in 1918. IL cents and that an in,
crease OF one cent will be made each
year until 1915
1sfussd 20 show oontrsot
The contract with the Hope Company
show TO the commission but objected to
the request of counsel for the manufac-
turers to examine IL.
The average rates in Ohio, West vir-
ginia and Pennsylvania were given with
the object Of showing that the West Wiz
ginia rate IL lower than that in effect
in the other two states. The figures
follow:
Domestic rate-west virginia. q. 50,
Pennsylvania 2s.s7. Ohio. 27.72.
For Industrial purposes-Pennsyiva-
1878.
General average rate-Pennsyivanin
1915 West Virginia. 1853: Ohio. 1851.
only one clash between the attorneys
for the complaining consumers demand
tween the MsnufSct S Lishs 4 Heat es
company. Mr.. We'll refused TO submit
inc contract as part OF the evidence
sired.
Legal Talent
The Manufacturers Light & Heat COM
pany was represented nv chief Counsel
4; Leo Well. OF Pittsburgh: c. b.
the, company in attendance were: Gen
Layton, assistant general manager. Geo
w; EsdcIine. treasurer. and IL o. Quay.
all OF Pittsburgh.
Councilman A. n Moore Of New Mar
uhsNllie, was present In the interests of
Domestic and industrial consumers of
nst vicinity. judge Frank W. Nesbitt
kerson appeared IN behalf OF the fol-
owing complaining consumers: WI eel
snE Norrusating company. Wheeling
steel a Iron company. Wheeling Tiie
company. Warwick China comapny. Cen
Ia GLASS company. North Wheeling
Slass company. Iostoria Glass companV
nited states stamping company. wheel,
ne can company and Northwo Glass
company.
IN his opening statement. Mr. wiel
sald that he appeared for the Manufac-
turers Light a Heat company OF PITTS
uNtk h, CONTROLLING. owning and directing
Ins wheeling Natural Gas company. the
IIl-State &c. 1pany. the Wetzel Gas com
P1nE: NC New Cumberland Water A.
LlGht company. the Ohio Valley Gas
company. the Manufacturers Gas Com
bAny or West virginia. the Cameron Oh
& OIL company '"S
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! the payment Of dividends OF per cent
on the preferred and per cent ON the
common stock. the net accretions 10
profit and loss account. or margin. FOR
the year. was sl.SsS.5S4. With miscei-
laneous adjustments made during the
year the net balance 20 the credit OF
profit and loss ON June 80. 1913. was
sS5.+iO.i62.
the report shows the results of oper-
atoms OF the lines directly operated
aksregaung A45S.53 miles. and Is SUD
plemented by statements OF income OF
the following lines owned but separ ately
operated; The Staten Island hallway
company. staten Island Rat Id Transit
railway Company and the baltimore &
ONO Chicago Terminal railroad Com
Pany. having "A mileage of Loo sc miles
The summary OF tho general incoms
account Tor the fiscal year ended June
80. 1913. In comparison with the nre-
Nious year Is as follows:
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BELMONT COUNTY CASE
BROUHT TO CLOSE

q. The case Of George Pitner. nj
bridgeport We. The Peaso township
mon Pleas court al St ClairsviIle soy
'Ial times. came up for trial again
yesterday and the jury returned I,
verdict Boo favor 81 the trustees NJ
Iltn"r, who was one Of the TRUSTEES
-'N'ral wears ago. claimed that there
Time that he was In Office
ne pialufln was represented bv
Attorney James Ruse. Of ST clair
vile. while Attorney ". r Dixon az
Martins Ferry. represented inc trus
ICES The costs Boz the case will now
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
Bible class viii rn,.,,sI,

IT'D" Keystone Bible class of the
0'nn" church Sunday school will on
I"fI'Il number ~ their frIrud. and
me dII'rNuf classes ~ The Sunday
fhppl 1uureday evening az WoaHrri4
nan. Elm Grove Nu elegant literary
program D. being arranged fnr the
evening. after which games aud nu-
fir "iI Boz enjoyed All arrange.
m'nif have been completed and qu.fc
an enjoyable evening is being antlci
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
Girls. Girls, Save Your Hair.
Make II Grow Luxuriant
and Beautiful.

III you care for heavy hair. that
glistens with beauty and is radiant
with life; has an incompatible soft.
ness and is fluffy and Iustrous. try
Danderine.
Just one application doubles the
beauty OF your hair. besides IL imme-
uiately dissolves every particle OF
uahurun' you cannot have nice.
heavy. healthy hair IL you have dand-
run. This destructive scurf robs
the hair OF Its lustre. it's strength and
It's very life. and IL not overcome IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18
FOR DANDRUPF, FALLING HAIR OR
ITCHY SCALP---25 CENT DANDERINE

produces feverishness and itching
OF the scalp: the hair roots famish.
loosen and die; then the hair falls
out fast.
IL your hair has been neglected and
is thin faded, dry. scraggy or too
oily. get a % cent bottle OF Knowl-
tons Danderine at any drug store or
toilet counter: apply a little as III
rected and ten minutes after you will
say this was the best investment you
ever made.
We sincerely believe. regardless of
everything else advertised. that II you
desire soft. lustrous. beautiful hair.
and lots of it-no dandruff-no itch
ing scalp and no more falling hair
you must use Knowlton's Danderine.
III eventually-why not nowf
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Manager BUIick ~ tho TfIadetrbI,
ri irir' high school has completed aiI
HrrtnrnWru'E for o. game ~ football
tn b" played on tho Vim Grove
Frf'ufq Friday with tho nef frarl
repro ou'Ius I.naly Institute
Ih" IrI. drlphis team. although do
I'HI'd raiIfr in Tho season bF Tho
Frrrn of o. o. %. ia esrartfrr d, J.f.,t
their rivals. aH flr team has Iaau
irrng'h"nrd ln many department
and good game is expected Conrp
HHN lHd fhe squad ont FOR practice
Yesterday evening and put tho bows
through some very hard practice
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PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION is
HEARING THE ARGU-
MENTS.
Officials Of Manufacturer Light &
Heat Company Give Testi-
mony Yesterday.

The hearing of the West Virginia
Public Service Commission into the
protests OF consumers against the pro.
posed increase in gas rates charged
Dy the Manufacturers Light 4 Heat
company OF Pittsburgh and subsidiary
companies operating in Northern West
Virginia was resumed yesterday morn
ing by commissioning Howard y. Og-
uen, sitting in the Circuit Court room
or the Ohio county court house. Dur
ing the day an extensive statement
was submitted, bearing data concern
ing the capitalization. earnings and
prohts, production. etc. OF the Manu-
tacturers Light a Heat Company.
Several maps showing the location OF
various properties of the corporation
were exhibited. and General Manager
sullivan testified as to the operation
OF the systems OF various lines,
source of the supply of gas. and many
other details OF his company.
All preliminaries were disposed OF
yesterday, and the hearing is now
reaching an interesting point. How
ever. II is likely the hearing will last
until tomorrow afternoon, and pos
sibly much longer, as the Public Ser
vice Commission is making "A fun and
complete investigation into the JUS
tice OF the proposed advance in the
rates
The hearing was adjourned at
clock yesterday afternoon until early
this morning by Commissioner Ogden.
Counsel for the Manufacturers Light
d Heat Company was instructed TO
present a statement to be submitted
at todays session. bearing data as
to the local business. history OF the
combination OF the several companies.
showing receipts and disbursements
In the Wheeling district: also stock
control. estimated value OF the plants
OF each company. the relationship OF
the Manufacturers Light < Heat
Company with other Wheeling compa-
MES. and how much gas is obtained
from the Hope, Carnegie and other
gas companies.
Question Of Jurisdiction.
The Jurisdiction of the public serv-
ice commission was questioned yes
terday when. in his opening state
ment. Attorney 4 Leo Well, repre-
senting the manufacturers Light &
Heat Company. objected TO the hear
ing on several grounds.
First. that natural gas companies
are not. by the act creating the pub
lie service commission. included with
in the Jurisdiction OF sais commission
with reference 10 powers TO change
or prescribe rates or fix charges. Sec
ond. that the proceedings before the
commission against and one OF all
the defendant gas companies has not
been instituted in accordance with
law. the acts creating the commiss ion
or the rules OF procedure adopted by
the commission. and that there was
no issue legally framed or offered.
upon which properly hearing could
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-18

Word has been received by County
superintendent ~ Schools j ~ Ia.
Hatfield has Issued "a prorf.r.ffI.r
asking Thar November IY Do Observed
a. %" tffioth aruIFsrsars ~ rho do.
livery N Lincoln immortal address
On th" battlefield OF g-tfypburg
Whfn talking fp reporter YESTERDAY
SUI IIh .'Ll'Ni ldlfar stated that DO
would issue 10 aII frarhars Ir d.,
county fhn erect That ffrr should oh
serve NOsemhrr no Vih some 4pr-o
pirate exercise lu commonwealth ,f
the delivery of that r.drsaa rbIrb b.
IoOkrd upon as fhe maafaruIece Of
American literature
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Concrete Work call
THE {. . KIMBERLY co.
ErNrrH'.n.H UYfHIfrs


y Warranf HHs Issued before e1uIre
beibrrf. ~ Elm Grove. sharr.rg Sam
mel JackFOr. " Patterson uffh rnt
sending bis children 20 school III,
Warran' was gIren fD Town Nsr.IaI
before fhn .Iu.rr fI. va. r.I,.'.,f
after prom sirR fD pend Tho cI.ffr.-
70 school and warned that tho r..f
0ncnfe would boz deaF HIfI more e.
verely.
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When Out
Remember
BA SIZES

You'll enjoy eating a
W { II cooked, properly
served meal at BaSle's
restaurant. after a busy
shopping morning or
afternoon.
Our balcony lunc n
room is especially desir-
able for ladies' - Here
amid beautiful surround
ingS you can enjoy lunch
con and rest after the trip.
Men find our ground
floor restaurant and our
dairy lunch counter lust
about to their liking.
Come in, try us, order
what YOU ike.
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sLsos.55Is6. an increase OF sts2.s4s
ana from the transportation OF mails.
SL-"'.l'N.''. an Increase OF tS4.gs6.sG
Ihe operating expenses for the year
90. Ihn.i*. or l4.u- per cent
Tie total cost or conducting transnor-
.ttl1n Wa Sas,2s 80. .uG. an Iucreas.. or
So, l'--'l. or 1881 per cent over the
PIC rH'hS year The ratio of tranSpor-
SS'4vh expense 10 gross earnings was
.D'' per cent, a. compared with 35.g.
- CENT l"@l year. The Increased cos Z
or conducting transportation was
drought about partly hy the l1rger vol
umc "t traffic handled and psrtiv ~
u" UNUSUAL expense IN connection vii n
Ii' March Hoods. and also by the higher
"..'- ii4 increased cost of fuel and
certain other material The frs,'s,.,.,st.i,4
non expenses also reflect directly tho
increased cost OF service due TO 6f.ber =
standards now demanded parficui,,f,,
q" concerns safety and dispatch.
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West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City G.
Suburban Gas Company's au.
thorized pay stations:

Ccmpany's office. corner 18Th r.
Chapiine Street Wheeling W Va
RANK OF Fulton. Fulton. W. Va.
ne First National Bank. Eim Grove
west Virginia
state Rank OF Elm Grove Elm
Grove. West virginia
ray, your electric light. water and
gas bills az the most convenient nav
station. c. y JUNRTNs. treasurer
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promptly stopped By the officer and
me ieasures Inspected. and 10 was
.DuHl thai they were fitted with a
movable bottom Ar.r if.-t,,e-
the matter for while DO was decided
ny ih" squire not 10 arrest the man
as THIS vas the first time anv com
plaint had been heard BE Ra. r..
leased. however. and told not 10 try
this again
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Ih" Kahn club. or tho church Of the
IHm'tuIaf" Conception ~ Wleelirg
VIII repeat tl" minstrel that has been
gwen az that church and met with
much success. ar the 81 Vincent DO
Paul church. 81 Elm Grove. Novrru-
Dor tA. This o. o. tery popular min
-tr'l and ~ b. expected 10 attract tie
attention ~ many BOO this section
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able throughout and beyond our own
--u-L-.uL-L md u.r nM m cnu rnuu-uu .
Other Conferences.

Two other conferences were held dur
Ing the day. At 1880 o'clock ministers
and laymen interested in the movement
discussed ways and means OF promoting
lhe campaign. lu the Fourth street
,uNftI. AT noon IT, luncheon was served
10 men 700 mo First United Presbyterian
tInfcn. ara during the afternoon another
s.hi renee was held iu the Fourtu
Etltrt W. ~ church. az which severn
Ini..i'itll team in charge Of the Local
Last nights meeting closed the pre-
urinary work o. the cafunafrr Tlurfrf-
next March the ministers OF mo
'INi .NfN Interested lu the movement if
t.llE pItt .i'tIlN every Protestant
tIfch m wheeling and vicinity viii
make a personal canvass OF Their ovu
''ilE fEai.nus ln 40 tTort 10 secure 49,
interest and support of ever, r,cr,.t.-
lh the nationwide missionary fnoverlert
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WHITE sox BLAHHrp.

MEUINNu. ore nov f7-Ths New
lD't Nationals defeated tho Chirae,
TODAY Score
View NufE aUnr. d.
chicago ....... 0nnnn
and slight
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Mr Alexander tlIsFiu. Hud sister.
I's Mary who have been visiting
Nf and Mr. 10 I Tru relI oft FIm
Grove have returned foo HrflHu.
tl"r' N.a. llHHt.rH d. attending ,uf.
I.. 80
j g. McD0uough ot Wood dale win
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The report shows that 50 new loco
motives and rgT- freight cas- ,,.,-
added % equipment during the mast
year The report states that 100
steam locomotive I electric motor
III all steel passenger cans ana . 0qN
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steel freight cars are contracted for
cut fiscal year JUS
The capitol expenditure fD- I'm,
( pro. .ment- during the year amounted