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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

day school Announcement OF special
oe made. Mr.. A l. Winters. sup<rin-
endent II, morning worship The Rev.
Toner - Bumgardner. OF New Martins
Tile. viii preach s.45. Epworth league
special program for rally day. Mr.
Charles n, Overneld. leader. s.fS. even
ing worship The Rev Paul c: Phillips.
Or Phillips y a member OF the Central
German conference. now In session In
me city. Wednesday evening. service OF
prayer. Friday evening. CONGREGATIONAL
meeting on the ne wfinancial plan All
members urged 20 be present az ali
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Second Presbyterian church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets. Rev.
Thomas Grier koont. DE- ID, pastor
services at io:5 ga m. and T:f5 D. m.
sapoath school at $50 n m; Mems
Bible class AZ s:30 n m. all men are In
tited; Christian Endeavor meeting at
o.tS p. m. prayer meeting Wednesday
a 1888 y. m The pastor viii preach
Gods Glory the Measure OF the Be-
heNen supply" Eph. ass. and In the
evening ON Temptation and How 10
Meet It." 1 Cor. 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Wesley Methodist Episcopal church.
st4- Jacob street j. H workman. PAS
tor-sunlay school 9.s0. IS. q. cunning
rev. N q Moriock. D. b. on ci5ei1ga M
Dhins EpW urfh league az eos. Mics
Bertha sriih.ia. coocy. leader. preaching 750.
VIE. -. rrnycr meeting wednesday.
io loved by. choir rehearsal al
lhursday 90 f.i5, every mcmncr
j. IT, fsIIsfa. u l Iouea and Ir. u y.
5oa,' reaEera our preachers Tor
of tbe central oeT1a1 ,ss Isr.5 men g 5a-
in session Ir thr rIfy. ana are promi-
.tNi in fTn conference We urge our
The publ, always Welcome al Wesley.
Tho Third prssbyteriau church.
. i.rrenhrrrrr. pastor The aartIrra Cor
,.,... m. hepiefnher Q. ere f. Iollows.
80 a,i.,tt i4ti lg.is n RI nni f.t6 O.. m.
'"' '''Di'h s'n'oi ai $50 a. 10.
ZION Lutheran. church. aifs msrrs,
tl-,t .'t T. Lenze pastor .rhir-
.rnn1l nf H.fa a. m. chief service win
both German ard Enri.sh preaching b.
thrw "sInr fo ths T.orf" Mer1sis..l'
ehln.n ln tumble FaIth" Carrot N.
flafr. r1Hflufr. "rurur Ir = riaf' one.
f NI enc invited fn This bi.urrr4f
rrsrv.c, Thsre uill BE- NJ ee-1ers rfa
..nn. .0.HI .nrIrf| uII. meet un THrrr.u
evening 70 tHr church Tho rnnfffe
-.triI.F N ODE ladies' AID society a.ffI
fnHe place or the home al Mac r
-trorHrI Dob Pleasant valley 1u rerf
Nenffl1I afternoon. The rnfFrr
.r1rur wIU rrl0y ifa annual outing af
iN0 rrrffU farm ~ Mr Toirar ar rfr
NnrrNrr rrrrE rrHf Monday rnrrrr
hiII IffF. fNn rHurrb nf 1H = rr ffrs
WAGON HNI leave ThIrfr.rfrfh and Jacob
nireeia re fhe same time hif ore ~
tifcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

North Street Methodist Episcopal
church. John H. Hess. minister-An-
nouncements for Sunday. September 8.
are as follows: sunday school. sac a.
m; preaching by Rev. :. Il. Hart. 1880
a. m: Epworth League rally. s.t5 d. m
with an address by Bro. Will l.. Miller:
at 1880 y. m. an address by Rev. r. W.
schneider. ID. d. OF Evenston. IN. SUI
perintendent OF German sunday schools
OF the Methodist Episcopal church.
tuesday september :, at 7:30 D. m.
Educational Campaign meeting. ad-
dresses by Rev. s. u. Hart. Rev. l.. 3.
Grose and W. A. Wilson: Wednesday
1880 y. m. paryer service conducted by
the pastor; Thursday. 1880 y. m. the
fourth quarterly conference. Ladies' Aid
Society. Thursday 2;30 y. m choir re-
hearsal. Friday $3.50 y. m. Vacation
time ~ about over and the pastor hopes
Tor large turnout OF the membership
TO greet the visiting brethren The pub
lie Is cordially invited TO all our ser
vices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

sabbath evening az ESQ O'Clock. with
John McAlaater leader IL prornia.- ~
htlnE 20 those attending this service
Eopu news. ana message worth
special music Tor this aervire frt'g
nave n rally tu hear the good news
Mss Laura Berry is the leader Of this
tchy efficient choir
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evening There will be no servic. OIL,
6'ri,rl Il, 49,, sunday school az $50
nitalon d. given to ali to worshIp win
Trinity Lutheran church. South f,.ot
f..eet regular service SUNDAY. Sepforl.
ner sunday school al St6 III
g q PC, ser vices a. 1870 "a rn and s'tii
n.. Junior and Senior ChrlstIan Er-
pastor, win return from ~ t,..ti..-.
D" Time To take charge OF all services.
~ Faul.s Evangelical church. THIRTY.
t.nll ana wood streets. Aururf q
li- -.,.,lhe pastor. services FOR SUNDAY
9.5Q a. m. English pfealbiIr .el.,oell I,
u.9go n. Mf ,arl HurEEcherr. 20
tii.io. vtiheiion. WIZ he ths speaker
rharsday eyenlnE a. o.oioc it,'''' %"
church ~ christ. aeittsr.s hail .,,,,.
FIrfnI1 nnd south Penn aIrssfa raf4rr
...ril dly services uH follows uIDf.
tar af r,,s,y o. IN. le-.on. tweifth char.
I0s service 81 3's5 EEiil' , Tsias%, even.
., TIE Thomson Methodist rpIsrap..
'NLf,uf 70 south ErunHunr. rr fr. f.f
Hart'nEer minister. 1.78
by ne pastor. s,s' r POI" rrga,1 l..
l.,l..,,i % 4 m.. ltes. D. . uaHmln. af
....|" "..|N UHH..|.. D.
''I 'n'lf. EFcryh0de welcome
,,. Nance Memorial rresbyterisr church
..n .Alf " Potter. r.Irfafrr
lrf1chinE service % 90 ri rr ..r,.',.,...
PA ne pastor. fuu1rr rrnn.f rrr .r ri.
.Nhln rl1...a Hf H.fr H u Tnrr. l.. I'D
'' no evening service nest Sabbath
li.Iflta. Mnrnrf Rev o. q arur.r ~.
iYr IhirfrfnfF Sunday nrfrr r..It.
sunday school Hf H.N II nI IHI.r .
m In'1 rufHrr IUHrr. u.
IirIay evening uf O'Clock FNr az
lIFF 'frUIe wIlI hold fHfIr rrrnr.r .......
I"H ~ Tue Dos rrrrInr
f iohn'r E.rnrrH01I rrafe-tant con-
n' ~ service no fn.fl anf nurf,.
.'h1nl af H m. Further nurlrrl.
mfnta DURING service
Second United rresbr tsrisr church
Lner ~ 'LnrIlrU nur raurfarrfr
etreefe ner q fT rIffrIT u u r1-f.-
IInE service Hf In .uN so r.rrfr.r
...rr rnI.lfn school rf a.rn II m
.nr mon Hni women fHr.
.n 0rr.rf r-Ifr fnr zoo mrmHsra anal
IENrdH n- frr .nur"n fI rr.ff Ir rffI.
INn Gathering f.r PRAYER lr
evening" NJ" ...H... ..H....
fffrIH If D.. expected fFHf lI r..r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

First Baptist church. Twelfth and
Byron streets. +. T. Brininstool. pastor
Bible school, 3:i5. classes fer all ages:
morning worship. 1880. theme: SACRED
Memorials" the Lords supper will be
obserN ed at the close OF the service.
WarWoOd mission school, 2:3O. corner
Firth and WarwOod avenue. Evening
worship. 7:45. theme: Covering Sin"
Owing to delay In flooring, services
will not resume in the auditorium until
the second Sunday in September. All
services the coming Sunday will be held
In the church parlors on ground floor.
Prayer service Wednesday evening. 1895.
Welcome Is yours at all services OF the
church. All members Of the church are
urged 20 be present Sunday morning 90
consider matters OF special concern.
The monthly meeting OF the Woman
Missionary Society will be held with
day at 1880 u. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
In the Churches

The FIRST Presbyterian church. corner
Ghauline and Thirteenth streets
Iss,Sl eTs , eng ryening b t5s
has returned frnm bic vacation full ~
Vim ana energy. urtnEirE with him
nam rev ideas in methods of WORK
srEies. in the .Old tirst church" SUM
dny school and lii.. class 90 $50
o'clock Come to thr bible class and
the Memorial chapel AT ESQ o'clock.
Ar. O.. D. Gee superintendent.
Island christian church. so zane ave-
nue.. lsiand-We cordially invite you 90
ESQ o. n. COY a. Pryor rHprrntrndrnt.
Ifea. hlnF service. IN.l1 H. m.. Chris
~, .1 ' .lr ~ g..igpir iqr mo-, q
N.Imnf ItIrNnrI.Uu. evening services.
7.f5. christian Endeavor business meet.
Jog. Iueslay cvgniuE O'Clock payer
tnefNnE WelneHdny rFrrInr. fi. mrrf-
inE n the ladies Nld Boo fhr church an-
~ ~. nV'1 u 4s59sS5y .yss ge,a'y
oclnrk. choir rarrfirr. Friday evening.
o'clock We invite crrrG body f0 b.
pres-nt Nth ur sunday Co. bear our nov
minister. rev. afrm1r. ~ Toronto u
Iis o. an excellent end able rpsaker. and
the services win b. found profitable.
Come ara enjoy thc aervicsr
wsyrnss 4 " church. REV W. o.
Davis. ~ %. pastor l0 n m eab-
bath erhl0l IEr Greet Command.
fnenfa. MarE llas Lawyer D. D. Ora
Ferunrn. There fe neither lew nor
frerF. there On rrlfhrr bond nnf fr.r.
tnere l9 nrIfFnr male urr female Tor We
nre nlI one iu CHRIST 90 d m Allen
n p i.aaFur Twelve Greet Vrrrrn.
Lna Prayer Nrrrr MHff If.Ir Mr.
Marrnrrt Harris. president T.fa o. H4
Fernnr. Ann Dol ffrIr mouth unH found
b. guile Tor fhrv afr aIfH1rf fauIf ~
NnFf fhn fNrurn nr Cod rr w %
laVla VII preach Ar b0th service 0r
FuulaF. lrf every mem hrr nnH friend
pay their dollar money and Other rfslr-e
I'D assist TIE pastor in making r. rood
report
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ana his sister. Mirs Lin. on Eim Grove.
motorrd o. sand tfll Tuesday for o. two
naFF Nlelf With relatives here.
Mr George Nur wua n business NIaIta
or e. wheeling ThurelaN
Nj Albert NaEue and anu. ~ Golden.
who have been quite busy hlIiur hay
End rtraw on sand fiill are nov baiinr
on irish Ridge
Mrs W ~ Turner and uttfe niece
Dorothy. were caillur ON Mra. a. w.
Wallace TUESDAY
rrcdcrict the Young con of urics Il.
IlaFuo. una been quite iiI To-. Wood.
fuu Dr. Che ATTENDING physician.
Mary n1rue. The dauEhfrr OF Charles
nugue. n the stone crurch road fs fhs
Eucgt ~ hcr Grand PARENTS. Mr and Mrs
w. T.. nunuF ~ NlHIa
Mr sherman Melrh FORMERLY 81
Viola. but now Of Limestone. attended
ne ohio County fnatItufe af WuufIawn.
te VII teach the Limestoue school this
coming term.
Mr. willis Cole vas business caller
in WhorliuE Turalnr.
Mrs norman UHrur vas calling on
NJ Illawofth sheets this wroH
NfH W Nl Tururr wac calling In
Elm grove MONDAY
NJ Charles Mccoy was calling In
Elm Grove TnurrdaV
MIS- vs. o. Kent auent Wefnrafav
With her mother. Mrr Georre For
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Emmanuel Baptist church. Eoff street.
near Twenty-ninth. pastor, Arden "
Miller-Sunday school as usual at 9:f5:
preaching services as usual by the pas
tor. who has returned from his vacation.
The Lords supper will be observed al
the morning service.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even
ing at 7:4b. The What Next Club
VIII meet on Thursday evening at the
home OF Mr.. W. Ward. 35I6 Eoff street
IL Is hoped that every member will try
and be present as there are matters OF
Importance TO be considered.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

evening There will be no servic. q.
~ ~ clock. sunday school al (
el,ch Ia the morning. A cordial =,
~ o. slFeh u ah 70 worship wit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Warwood Presbyterian church. Twen.
ueth street. near Warwood avenue. Ed
gar W. Day. pastor-All the regular
services OF the church will be re re-
newed on Sabbath. Is follows: Sabbath
school at $3.50. morning worship. al
1880: Christian E,ndcavor meeting Z %
m; evening service. al 1876; paryer
meeting Wednesday. AT 7:45. Good
music. free seats and welcome "a
everyone.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
SAND HILL

SAND HILL. W. Va Sept 4-Tho
following program was rendered by the
EpWorth league Of the Sand Hul NJ. ~
church Wednesday evening. September
Program.
Instrumental Music. Elsie Caldwell
Song.
Irnyer-Winiam W. Turner. responsive
reading Psalms lll-l2G in concert.
honE-lfathfrinr for the King
Ialk--The FilErims songs .. By Leader
heading "A song OF the Keeper ......
Reading Within the Gates.....-'.'. '''
SouE-Havcu 90 Rest
Talk What The League May Mean 90
OUT community. ..... Nv. "a. Turner
headinE-The Shining Face ..........
-. o.. ..... lily N lntcfa
inatrumentnl Music-Eisie Caldwell and
vs.. o. Turner
Heading Rally Day Reelection. ....
Instrumentai MusIo-I.I-is caldwell and
W.. ~ Turner.
Roll CAL
Reading Of the minutes ~ last meeting.
sons True Hearted. whole Hearted.
NrurffrfIuu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Hes broke"
dropped him '-
she dropped and broke Rim eb--
.. 80. she broke and dropped him a-
Houston Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Prom 1906 % 1913 HrazlTa evoprta
only increased on per cent. while inn.
ports increased % per cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

ST. James Evangelical Lutheran
y W. Werder, pastor; Rev. NJ. Steuer.
assistant pastor. $3.50 a m Sunday
school and Bible classes tEnglish and
Germany. 1850 a. m. German services.
Monday evening meeting OF the Bene-
volenc society Thursday evening
vestry meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

St James Evangelical Lutheran
Chapel, Elm Grove. W. Va, Rev. NJ.
Steuer assistant pastor $3.50 a m.
sunday school and Bible class: IL 90 a.
m. English preaching services. and Mon
day evening teachers meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

First English Evangelical Lutheran
church. IS sixteenth street, w. 3. Dy-
usual worship for the thirteenth Sunday
after Trinity at 1890 a. m. sunday
school at $50. No evening service.
vices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

St Matthew Lutheran church. 4I2
Water street. BenWood W. Va. Rev.
Geo. ?. Helm. pastor Tn services and
meetings during the week vii / H. .
Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity: $40
a. ~. sunday school and Bible class for
adults, 1880 preaching service In the
German language. 2.30 y. M. meeting
OF Ladies' Society az the home Of Mrs
Bone, and Monday az 7.a0 D. IN sun
day school teachers meeting Tuesday
az y. m. choir rehearsal "Wednesday
evening regular birthday social for sep
tetnber IN the social rooms 81 the yes
instruction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
Psoriasis Cured by
a Famous Remedy

Most TroubIesons Shin Disssss /.
Promptly Chscksd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

InuIk w - S6O IooAN f0a ~ fK Ten paYS' UENInFHs
d e
= mt
VIII daily Ssss hs.hs :. .ss ana
SCI '0 ''@
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Zane Street NJ r. church. corner
Seventeenth and Jacob streets. sunday
- quarterly meeting Sunday In the
wheeling district in this exchange.
Rev. =. ID. Fcllers or McMechen. will be
m the pulpit The pastor h. very anxi-
Gus 60 have YOU all hear him sunday
school 90 1l.15. &. %. Lennon superin-
tendeut. Onicial board Monday evening
az .f1t PRAYER meeting Wednes da "
evening ~ 100. sunday evening service
Rev. " p T. f1shbach. 81 Cincinnati
o.. q member 81 the Central NJ r. Ger
man conference nov IN session in
Wheeling will preach for US "a 50. on
IueHday evening September 4. the sec
uuu ~ the Educational CAMPAIGN OF
the New Financial Plan" don't miss
this meeting our new I.ear0ness Ni-a
'unEer is nov here. and will w0rshiu
with uF on Sunday. BE- sure 90 meet her
give 90 her o. cordial welcome To All of
the services you are invited W ~
Shultx. pastor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

The Eirhtoenth Street uerarfsi
SHAPE eerricer viii ts rrrumed lr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

y91. ny s,.tsr. are uah.ppy bso.nss Of fnss.lth.
o.y empioyment write and tel just how VOC suf>
and ssk Tor my frss -. d-ys 6.l Of ks.s es.sss.s
fns~ s,s. NJ .s women kpew fren s.Pslsees
cure your.sf q hone cost Of sbs.t ~ c-1ts 49,
20 sunsr fIop yomsqs peculiar ailments cans
s.eS.ss.s as..ss....ls. fsiFsS = 5i.sks>..sss =
- - $50; - S.:sssssss. -. 80.
- ss.-;.s..' ALL e.: -
:. -:.s -. - -, -: q. Z; :ss..:: = = ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

The City ~ Paris has large and
varied plantations just outside the for.
tihcationa. whore flowers. trees and
exotic shrubs are raised One hun.
dred and thirteen hothouses for plants
exotic shrubs and flowers are heated
from one central heating plant. die.
trihutlnH hot water through a nine
and onc.haN mile system Of pipes The
object Of this central heating orfanlga.
ton is not. az the head gardener 81.
plains. with view 20 economy. In
Tact such a system o. FAR more COSTLY
than aoparato Installations for each
Eroup on hoihOusca but is thus ar.
RANGED 90 avoid the existence OF a.
rIo7 OF uneiEhtly chimncya which
destroy the artistic effect Of tho
grounds. which are more or less n pub.
tc resort and show place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

ST. Matthew Episcopal church. cor
ner Charlinc and Fifteenth streets
-ert ices for the week are a. follows.
Thirteenth sunday after Trinity. SUM
dhf reptember e-s a. M. holy COM
muntons t.la n. no.. sunday school. DO 30
H. m.. holy communion aud sermon. All
services arc being held boz the Eunda u
school room until further notice
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

RI iohr'r E.rnrrH01I rrafeatarf -.-
iilnn. pastor w ~ rlferf N..f
SCHOOL OF o. m rurfnfr r........,'
ufuta DURING service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

German Methodist church Charifnr
rirrrt opposite tilrh school Rev Z
ngctunn. pastor Sunday school Ell
N.ll a. W. morning service af 10 40.
Niahor Earl CranHtou. u. % O.. g. ID 81
washington. U. O.. will deliver the ser.
mon. ordination service az q 50 o. m D..
ufeai0nurN service in the evening 81
T.ff o'clock. address bv Rev John Va
Butler. uf Mexico CITY Mexico Rect
CONGREGATIONAL singing On the rffv.
Ihor. WIZ he special music ~ the Con-
Terence Male chorus. a cordial fnVifa.
fiun A. extended to che public. and
hearty welcome awaits afI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Chapiine Street Methodist Fpisconal
church. Rev. Samuel G. Jones. minister
A very cordial invitation is extended
10 the Following services: 10 n. m. sun
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-14


Jackson blvd, walked into open
shaft at 80 S. Jefferson st. Dead.
+ Lorenz Dombrowski, 1856 Cherry
ST., killed by fall in elevator shaft.
Three foreign money counterfeit
ers escaped from inspectors, Porter
county, Ind. Turned out spurious
1 ,O0O-mark bills.
Henry w. Borchers, 1904 EIms-
dale av., jumped from window. Dead.
Nine arrested as speeders in Vicin-
ity of N. Clark st. and Sheffield av.
Body of Walter Leuschke, 2056 N.
Harlow av., recovered. Fell into
Bangs lake, Waukegan.
Walter Van Dyke, a, 1907 E. Goth
ST., died from burns. Played with
matches.
Joseph Witek, coUntefeiter, got
months at Bridewell. Light sentence
due to tuberculosis.
Fred Won Baudessine held for
grand jury. Alleged to have passed
worthless checks.
Benjamin Potorowski alleged STAY
er of Joseph Noreika of 1915 S. Canal
st. to be brought here from New Jer-
sey.
Members of railway employees as
sociations claim denial of passes to
members of family means virtual re-
duction of wages. Want utilities
board to grant free transportation.
Abraham Botkin, 1888 NeWberry
av., said to be worth $4,000, alleged
to have beaten his children, Harry,
IL, and Eva, IA, when they failed to
sell enough gum on street.
Bar Association wants to disbar
Samuel q. Pincus in federal courts.
Frank M. Henning, absconding
cashier, Schaumburg, H., captured
in New York.
Miss Louise Pearce, IA, 4701 Ken
more av., found burglars in home
Screamed. Burglars beat it with 5000
worth of jewelry.
Mrs. Clarissa Stevenson, 1916 S.
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to be involved.
Accusations kept

secret.
CIew to slayer of Ida G. Leegson
found. Photo of ike Bond, copper
cOlored" negro, identified.
John Eberhardt, 3417 w. 64th ST.,
first superintendent of Cook county
schools, died from apoplexy.
Nicholas Simmons held to grand
jury for operating confidence game.
Ludwig Rabe, 25o5 Haddon aV.,
left wife because sister hung around.
Miss Rose Wheeler, 1926 Com
mercial av., wants former sweetheart,
John Strickrad, 1O137 Commercial
av., placed under bond. Is tired of
being dictated to.
Commonwealth Edison Co. to erect
100000 generating station at $500
Roscoe st.
Nicholas Schmidt, driver, 1857
WashbuTne av., severely bruised.
Hearse struck by street car.
Edward j. DurrIein, 2166 Ogden
av., fined $25 for, selling cigarettes
to minors. Case against George
Pappas dismissed.
Harry J. KaVanaugh, saIoonkeeper,
$500 Cottage Grove av., denies "26"
game charge.
Mrs. Margaret Burke, 1850 S.
Union ST., who claimed dead husband
is alive, held for sanity test.
Mrs. H. PrUter, Aurora, wed Pru-
ter to get nurse for children. Hailed
him to court for beating her and re-
fusing to be nurse.
New car line to RiVerdaIe from E.
18Th st. and Indiana av. opened.
Mrs. Johanna Gratz, 1913 Fuller
ton av., held for murder. Alleged to
have performed illegal operation on
Mrs. Alma Roos, SO, 1917 N. Keller
avenue.
Mrs. Michael Mccarthy, 9547 Com
mercial av., fined SIS. Bought stolen
grain for chickens. Three men fined
$40 for same offense.
Mrs. Gladys J0'DonneIi accuses
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24

Many are the curious methods
adopted for curing snake bites. but
surely none can be more SO than a
way Of which our Bhavnagar CORE
spondent informs us. Two natives in
a village near that station were. he
says. brought back TO life after being
bitten by a cobra
The victims were seated on the
sroand and then held. while from a
height OF 1s feet gallons and gaIlons
OF hot water were poured on their
heads. Presently. according to the o r
respondent. the victims took a new
lease Of hfe." and are now as well AZ
though they had never been in the
jaws OF death.
The explanation to this cure prob
ably Is that the snake, as often han
pens. bit its victims. but injected no
poison into them. Thus the men were
merely frightened. and continued to
be frightened until the pain caused by
the douche Of hot water gave them
something else to think about-CiviI
and Military Gazette.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1914-09-24
Y0UNGSTER WAS A REALIST
shortness OF His Essay Demanded
From Him Easily and Quickly
Accounted For.

To look at them you would not have
thought the members Of the class
showed much promise of literary gifts
either collectively or individually. But
the teacher was an optimisf. and
launched gayly into a discourse on
composition.
Just before the class broke up he
told them to write an q that
evening at home. and bring II with
them IN the morning.
you can write it, he told them.
-on The Street I Live In
Great vas the agony in 20 homes
that night. as the class struggled vail
antly with the task. and dubious were
the faces next morning at school.
The teacher collected their Efforts
and proceeded TO read them through.
growing sadder as he plodded on. AT
last he came to Sammy's effort. APP
parentiy he had given up in despair,
for his alleged essay consisted OF about
three blotted lines.
Your essay is very short he said
sternly.
Yes. sir" answered the little dar
ling; so is sthe street I live in"