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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-18
Hen are doing things IN the name
OF Christ that would Insult the dead.

What this town needs is a board OF
censors-censors to clean up your the
aires and your dance halls" Numbered
Rev. Hart at the Bellaire tabernacle
Tuesday evening. as he denounced some
Of the social evils. The Righteousness
OF the Scribes and Pharisees OF old.
would put the righteousness OF this
town In the shade-righteous. Bellaire
with your bridge whist and your euchre
and your dance halls When you sell
Christ for euchre. for bridge whist.
when you camp on the soul Of the Lord
and Join the devils crowd in the dance,
Judas betrayal Of Jesus Christ for
thirty pieces OF silver. pals 20 paltry
Two thousand people at the BeIiaire
tabernacle Tuesday night listened to
Rev. Harris arraignment OF the popular
social evils The evangelists SUPPLY
OF straight-frOm-the-sho quib-
seemed unlimited. and the large crowd
was Kept on edge during the sermon by
his masterful alignment OF the masked
evils Of the day.
No direct invitation for converts was
made az the service last night. and ~
y the plan OF the evangelist 20 continue
last evenings program for several days
yet. continuing the work Of prepare
ton" before the active conversion pro-
gram is launched
The announcements Of the evening
made by Rev. Hart. at the opening. in
ciuded the statements OF the opening
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL. W. Va. Nov. 17-Mr.
ana Mrs. Oscar Dague spent Friday
as the guests ~ 1er parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Holmes ~ Peters Run
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones At
tended the Gamble funeral al Pine
Hill Saturday.
Miss Grace Bellivile who has been
the guest Of relatives here for sew
eral weeks has returned 10 her home
In Nen. Ohio
Mr.. Tom Earlewine was calling on
relatives In Elm Grove Saturday ana
Sunday.
Miss Zelda Winters spent Sunday
calling on Misses Beulah and Alice
Davis.
Mr.. w. r. Kent was business call
er in Elm Grove Friday and satur-
day.
Misc Katherine Eariewine b. the
guest Of Miss Grace Benviile OF Men
Ohio. this week
Messrs William W. Luke and I'd
ward Francis and son John were
business callers In Elm Grove Fri
day.
Mrs. Frank shepherd. and daueh-
ters Mrs. Charles Rempke. and Mrs
W W Luke attended the Gamble fun
eral Saturday.
Miss Elizabeth Kent and Mr.. CLYDE
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Mothers Friend (
Before Baby Arrives

During scvcrni weeks Of cxpsctancv
there l. n splendid external ombrocation
ga our Mothers Friend" IN which
thousands Of women have the r,ost
unboundcd confidence. They have used
u and know. They tell 81 IT, wonderful
influence 90 ease tho abdominal rnuecies
and how thcy avoided those dreaded
stretching pains that are 80 much talked
about. This safo external application ~
rentiy used over the skin 70 render ID
nmcnahle % tho natural stretching which
undergocs. The myriad 81 nerve
threads just bencath the skin n thus
relieved % unnecessary pnln-profucinr
causes ana great physical relief - the
result ~ expressed ~ n host % happv
mothers who write from personal
experience.
II n a subjcct that ar women should
- familiar with 40 Mothers Friend''
has been n use many years. has been
given tho most severe tests under most
on trying conditions and ~ recommended
hy women who to-day arc Frandmothcrs
and who IN their earlier years learned
60 rely upon this splendid AID ~ women.
Mothers Friend" o. declared ~ q
multitude % women % b. Just what en-
pectant motherhood requires.
You can obtain Mothers FRIEND AZ
almost any crug store. Get botfis
today ana then write for or little book
Addresg hradnrid Regulator Co, al2
Lamar bldga, Atlanta, Co.
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s.. cIslrsvIlIe Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. George Robson have
returned TO their home at this place.
after a short visit with relatives and
friends at bridgeport
Captain Ed Muhleman, of Wheeling
was here. on business interests. Tues.
day afternoon.
Attorney J. II. Clancy. of Barnes.
VIE. was here. on legal business. yes.
terday.
Recorder r. F. Workman was at
Barton, yesterday. on business.
Miss Elizabeth Guggenheim. of
Pittsburgh. is the guest OF relatives
on Marietta street.
Mrs. Sarah Terrell. Of Columbus.
o.. who has been on an extended VISIT
with Mrs. Eacy Tallman. on West
Main street. has returned TO her
home.
Mrs. Frank Meyrs and son George
Albert are guests az the home of AL
bert Johnston. on Marietta street.
A. c. Latman. Of Chicago. III. was
here. on business. yesterday.
Mrs. Gertrude Hcinlein, OF BeIlaire.
was a business visitor about the court
house. yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Wilkinson
and daughter have returned from a
visit with relatives at Cleveland. q.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE

ST. GAINESVILLE. Nov. 1.-THE
following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday in the Probate Judges
office:
Milan Doleroch. %. occupation. coal
miner of Large. Pa. and Annie Bessek.
age Is. of Wegee. o. II is expected
that Squire ]. w. Morrell of Bellaire.
will perform the ceremony.
Peter J. Smith. age 20. occupation.
coal mining, of St Clairsville and
jamie Castleman. age 26. also of st.
Clairsville. o. II is expected cnat Rev.
George r. Smith of this place will per
form the ceremony.
Harry William Barnes. age 20, occu-
patton grocer. OF GAINESVILLE and EN-.
ma Marie Hobbs. age 81. also OF
GAINESVILLE. II is expected that Rev.
Thomas Woods of GAINESVILLE, will
perform the ceremony.
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Considerable excitement was caused
~ I'm ,Sroye early yesterday morning
headquarters Of the Volunteer IIrc Com
pany, In response TO the call the fire
men Immediately started for the scene.
out Mhen they had arrived found thai
The flames had been cxtinguished- The
IRE fad originated In the kitchen Of the
s Sinouss home but had been found be
Miss fcrnice fireman o. confined 10
hltsr home az Elm Grove with serious
Miss Margaret gonter. Rou teiepbope
operator ~ Elm Grove. ~ able 20 b. out
aiter having been confined to her horn ,
Igr several days With an attack 81 tom
Mrs. David Taylor ~ confined 10 her
home ~ Springfield with an attack ~
Charlie i. l.cvsis 81 baltimore. h. IN.
Euest for few days of Mrs. Harry
Gordon. 81 Film Grove.
ciety ~ the stone church. viii hold an
oyster supper IN the basement 81 the
church on the evening 81 December TO-
Eiu Grove. b able TO b. out Sfter nav.
ing been coz fined a. he home FOR sew
ersl days with an attack 81 the Frippe
LOWS Davis. ticket agent al West
Alexander. has resumed his duties after
h ,y spent several weeks vacation IN
clare. the young daughter of Mr. and
Mrs o. .. russell who has been com
Tin - o. her homo for several days wish
an attack - pneumonia. is recovering.
q Evans. ~ MurFantowu. ia spending
several days aa the guest ~ his sister
NJ Elzie Myers. ~ the stone church
Edward Lund ~ Elm Grove. viii
leave to-day Tor Iowa. whore he viii
make HE future home
Frank Woods hnH returned to his homo
20 VittFhurEh. after spending few
DAYS ~ FULTON. attending 90 business
matters
Niles GLADYS Armstrong 81 Cam bridge
o.. fe spending few DAYS Ha the guest
% friends ~ Woodsdate
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a family reunion was held at the
nome OF George W. Bright. three miles
west Of Barnesville Sunday. An elabor-
ate chicken dinner was served and the
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Clouse. OF Ashland: Mr. and
MIS- Clyde Davey and son. Hubert, OF
New Concord; Mr.. and Mrs. Alya Gibson
and baby Howard. and Miss Helen
bright. OF this city. and Edgar. OF home
Mrs Rosa Paulas. OF South street Is
visiting relatives In Massillon. q.
Homer Spencer. glass worker, former
~ OF this place. who lives at Morgan
town, W. Va. has been III the past few
work.
q. a Err. principal OF the schools
here. attended the funeral Of a relative
on Monday, near Sandusky. q.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Price. OF wheeling
spent Sunday with relatives here
hens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert James. OF North
Lincoln avenue. attended the funeral OF
Mrs: Robert Kitchener. which was held
AZ Louisville Monday. Burial at ST..
Clairsville.
Two youngsters broke quarantine at
the Belmont county children's home at
an carly hour this morning. and have
not yet been captured. They were head
ed toward Bellaire.
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BOARD OF CENSORS Is NEEDED
FOR BELLAIRE SAYS REV. HART
COTTAGE PRAYER
MEETINGS TO-DAY.

The Bellaire Evangelistic Association
Is busy making arrangements for the
Sottase prayer meetings to be held In
Stonnecuon with the tabernacle meet
gin this morning at $40 and last until
~. These meetings will be held each
Friday mornings during the ensuing
weeks of the campaign. This morning
the services will be held at the follow
Mrs. Adam McI.oud. stop 81.
l., j. Gratz. 2il7 South Belmont
Mrs. C, II. Zimmerman. s15s Beimon,
Mrs. carman. West Twenty-thIrd
Mrs. ]. W. Minder. Rock nm pike
MIS-. James Ralston. 3243 Washington
Mrs. W. W. Robinson. Rock Hill.
I. a. Steele. 337 West 18th Street.
W. =. Carroll. 3l6. Thirty-third street
Mrs. L. E. George. SAYS Franklin
Mary Taylor. 44ss Guernsey street.
Mrs. Norman Yoho. 3fsf TrumbuIl
Lester Manning. s541 Guernsey street
Amos J. Utter. 1854 Noble street.
Ellen Clements. 3s3f Belmont street.
Miss h beis e al' s Tsi% S6s
MIS- j. l.. Owens. 4i3s Harrison
Mrs. Anna cowen. 412s Noble stree,
Mrs. G. n. Lamb. 41s4 FRANKLIN street.
Mrs. a. W. Flax. 4l26 Harrison street
Mrs f.; @. Adams, t24s Noble street.
p Houck 1874 Harrison street.
Mrs. a; J. CHIN. t332 Noble street.
Mrs Charles Blon. 44Os Harrison
Mrs. ]. p. Bremen. H21 Guernsey
Mrs. Merrill. 44f2 jefferson street.
Fred Tiber. f545 Noble street
Mrs. G: IL Banlg. 1897 Noble street.
Mrs. w y Hradv a-9a Tce,crsor
street
Mrs. James Kinney. as. Jefferson
street
Mrs. r. c. Meyer. 1855 Jefferson
Mrs. D. w Cooper. Forty-sixth and
Jefferson streets
Mrs. Perry Walters. s3s Vine street
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80 rtlmulaforE you can Imagine.
Ihey wake uu lazy Hvera and uuf
tlem - work. When you don't feel
right the chances are that your sevor-
see system isn't 10 proper working or
The food you eaf d. not digarffur rr0r.
cry. ~ u ferrneutlnF and fhr0ulnF Oft
poisonous gas. Take n little Liver But.
and waste material and leave Won feel
Ing fine again.
fou can buy l1 cent boz ~ ffot
rprinRs Liver Huffrna from almost auw
drug store and NJ you want YOUR raongv
back You can get f m your dfInrfaf
Won't supply you. send 10 cents and rnur
name ana address and We Gill aurufv
you direct Wafrh Tor The diet siirH
~ every boE. ~ o. worth a iof 10 Won.
AnYhvU. w. sure % give = button r.
Wal fhone your drufFist 20 aend you
n NuH
-. ilot springs Chemical Co. Dept o..
Not springs. Arkansas
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The West Virginia Traction and
Electric company Is having several
large boilers removed from the pump
station at Patterson. These massive
eight ton steamers were fOrmeraIly
used 70 develop power TO run the
pump station Al that place. Recently
however. gas boilers have been in
stalled which have taken the place
OF the former .nachines and have
proved more satisfactory than did the
coal burning machines. Three ~ the
four heavy boilers have been loaded
on y. a q. fiat cars ami will be- ship
ped 70 Morgantown where a plant viii
he installed. The other win be- taken
20 MajOrsville where II will BE- used
In connection with the large pumping
station that r. being erected near that
place.
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Earlewine were calling on Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Kent, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbert Wilson Sunday.
Misses Lily and Hazel Winters
spent Sunday afternoon and evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Davis.
Mr.. Walter roland was calling in
Elm Grove Friday.
Mrs. w. r. Kent spent Friday as
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. George
Fox.
Mr.. William Rempke OF Sherrard
spent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
William Jones.
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CHARGED WITH SERIOUS
CErME; ENDS HIS LIFE

Los ANGELES. Calf. Nov. I7.-Her-
bert w. Lewis. head OF the ChiIdren's
Home Aid Society OF California. commit
ted suicide I'm a park to-day by taking
poison.
Lewis was arrested yesterday on a
san Francisco warrant. the complainant
ptlng a 1lfteen year old girl in his
charge. He was TO have appeared in
day.
lie was SIS years old. a man OF family
and OF more than statewide prominence
IN the work of rescuing waits and re-
claiming hayward girls. He had pro-
tested his innocence of the offense
charge against him
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OF ;he cottage prayer meetings to-day
meeting will be held in the tabernacle
Will be held in more than forty homes
IN All parts OF the city Instruction
sards invitations and placards. TO be
lnRs are to be held. were given out AZ
the close OF the meeting. The musical
program was most inspiring last night
sung by Rev. w. y Mccormick. 81 n
Halstead. G. y. Frisinger and Howard
Personal workers Plea.
At the close OF the evening r,ecstrs,
Rev Hart held a brief after-meeting /.
r nn, en-, ne mi, made plea for additional
the. converts In the ensuing Weeks ~
the campaign. THE necessity ~ n
large number Of personal workers l.
one OF the crying needs Of every reIfe-
ious campaign" said Mr. Hart s-The
nunbeT OF converts who come forward
- ths result OF personal work always
This evening. seats will b. reserved I'm
~, tneo.rnacie for the Masonic frater-
nifty Of Heilaire and vicinity. and a largo
appropriation % the order is expected.
Hs.s. ttart viii preach on the theme.
During the past few days. noon hour
meetings have been held In "a numb -
the workshops and factories about the
city Mr.. Hirkes. tabernacle manager.
usually attended by Interesting crowds
81 workmen. Meetings were held wee
t'FutN ~ inc DUBOIS ana Mccoy lufu her
yerd the Anderson and Mcgregor COM
gsnv. and az the Rodefer Glass woTLs
Toby r noon day meeting VIII b. held
~ tho stewart a Ward mill and on mi
day ~ the plant ~ The Carnegie steel
The Mask Torn OFF.
The sermon Tuesday evening vas a
,ehlinuaiipn uf the subject ~ sunday
Torn orr" Rev Hart said In part.
We are startled a. some of Inc mas
shGea ~ Hcupturc-thcy seem 10 ah0ek-
log care little for YOUR dcfinifiop
.i 'hristian There are two defini-
lions the bible Fivea FIRST. They that
&c atter the neah Do mind the thinga
spirit Do mind the things 81 the spirtf.
Nhd again. ~ any man have not the
sgirit 81 Christ be D. mono ~ Tfia
whore art thou lime up. brother
y guf says except your rfghfenuanaea
eNceed ne riEhteougness ~ the Ecribe.
need 20 tiii' boid malice ana 'y you 2 - ,
murderer. You need not commit adui-
tefv. only the bad look We aavs an
you're friend ~ the world you're a.
enemy a. Christ
obsy ood's Laws.
What la The spirit ~ Chrisfr Not
every one fhet aslfh Lord but BE- that
% .n The VIII ~ no Father ~ va
obey tfnf youW close your store on
~ fhe invitation 10 card party. d.
ihnt and youn Epurn The dance N Won
o. fhat sou Won't Faxe on The nude arf-
rcea nt The show " YOU Do that you
WON'T chose the club or the lodge On
pfaFer meeting ulFht ~ you o. thaf
you pay your debts and not b. IKE
TIE woman who testified in prayer
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a meeting Of Henry Clay Camp.
Modern WOOdmen 81 America. was
held last evening In Hands hall A.
Elm Grove. Several matters 81 i'm
portance were taken up and a class
~ I'VE candidates we're Initiated
following the Initiation Of the new
members matters pertaining 10 the
annual visitation 81 tho Woodmen
lodges were taken up. A committee
was appointed 10 look after the In
terests of Henry Clay Camp and a.
sist IN arranging a schedule for the
lodges ~ this district other general
matters were taken IN
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yesterday morning for Sistersville. where
ne Will spend some time hunting.
Miss Bertha Nolte. of Eighteenth
street. II improving after being III for
about a week
Walter Brunhaus. OF Seventh street
left this morning on a hunting trip down
the river for few weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. w. S. Webb. of Eigh-
teenth street and Warwood avenue. have
returned home from a visit to friends
and relatives In Monroe county. q.
Harry Holman Is able 10 be out af
ter being al for some time at his home
on Seventh street.
w. II. Smith. conductor on the PAN
handle traction line. was off duty yes
terday on account OF illness.
Mrs. George Bruhn, of Eighteenth
street. is improving after a few weeks
illness.
Street Commissioner Edward Brooks
had a large force OF men working yes
terday distributing cinders on Eigh-
teenth street. between Warwood and
Ohio avenues.
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Rehoorina Bridges.

A. force Of men was placed at work
yesterday laying the flooring on the
county bridges at Elm Grove. The
contract for the re-fiooring Of this
bridge. which spans the creek near
the First National Bank building. was
let AZ a recent meeting OF the Elm
Grove council. The work il progress
ing nicely and out very little trouble
Is being experienced by the travelling
public. In delays. The work VIII
likely be finished today OF tomorrow.
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majority of people have come TO
know the blessings which an occa-
sional use OF Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets confer upon the stomach. They
are unquestionably the most popular
remedy known, for the reason that
dyspepsia Is the national disease. and
these wonderful little tablets have
long since acquired a national reputa-
ton a. a thoroughly reliable and 81.
hcicnt cure for all forms Of dyspepsia
and Indigestion
No matter how great the excess OF
food taken into the stomach. one or
two Of these tablets will digest every
particle Of g. A package OF Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets should always be
IN the house. Many a person has
saved himself from a serious attack OF
acute Indigestion by using them after
heavy meals. such as are eaten Christ
mas. New Years. Thanksgiving aud
other holidays and fostal seasons
After attending banquets. late sup
pers. heavy fancy dinners. after-the-
alter parties. etc. where one has din ri
sumptuously and luxuriantiy. Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets should invariably
b. used. a. they digest the food per.
iectly and completely. and prevent all
possibility Of dyspepsia. which. with.
out their use. g. more than likely 20
onsue
Go 20 your druggist today and buy
box. 4 small sample package OF
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets win be-
mailed free to any ono who win ad
dress y. A. stuart Co. $50 Stuart
Bldg, Marshall, Mich.
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Delegates have been named by the
christian Endeavor society OF the
stone church. at Elm Grove 10 attend
fne IaIl convention OF the Wheeling
district Christian Endeavor Union.
winch Is To be held Monday afternoon
ana evening. in the Second Presbyterian
church. Wheeling. The regularly APP
pointed delegates are Mrs. John ~ Fer
Tells MISS Elsie Watson. Miss Elsie Nc
Ss.susland, Miss Helen kimmins. Miss
rloIence heyser. Max Coberley and
fred houston. In addition to the above
named persons who will attend both the
a.terhoon ana evening session. many
others. probably the full membershin ~
me the society. VIII attend the evening ses-
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Bring Back
Your Appetite
With Little stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let, the Secret OF Perfect
Digestion.

You should see our farmers and
their boys eating in the fields. On
the farm FIVE meals a day is the rule.
No one ever has stomach trouble he
cause meals are digested and people
live normally.
In the city we lose our pep" and
Indigestion. dyspepsia. stomach trou-
Bile, etc. make us look on FIVE meals
as an impossibility.
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Boys Quartet

boys quartet is being formed
ss,nong the students OF the Triadeiphis,
Farmers Institute that will he heid M
honeys Point Thursday and Friday. A
kIris chorus ~ also being formed among
Ihe young ladies OF the school and they
VIII furnish music during Friday even
ing The officers In charge OF the In
Sutute nave practically completed ar
Iangements for the AFFAIR which prom
Uses 10 be one OF the best ever held bv
the farmers OF that vicinity,
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Entertained Eriends-

Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Patton at their
beautiful country home. directly west
OF town, entertained a number of their
friends last evening. The chief diver
sions OF the evening were games and
music until the hostess served an ex.
cellent luncheon.
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Glass in stenography.

private class In Stenography is be-
ing conducted by Mr.. and Mrs. G c
fostetler. the former being commercial
teacher OF the local High school. Steno-
profitable employment New pupils are
enrolling daily and much enthusiasm is
SHOWN. The well known Gregg short
hard Is being taught
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white oak variety. is being loaded on
cars at that place and will be shipped
to an eastern market within a few
days. Several cars are being filed
with the valuable timber cut from the
West Virginia Mills. most Of IL COM
ing from Marshall county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-18

There is one thing that has always
refused TO ooze through my noodle" re-
marked Jasper Knox. the sage of Pike
and that Is this: IT.
as the newspapers would have US believe
all brides are beautiful where in sam
Hill do all the homely married women
come fromT-From Judge.
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neuta We
have th0uH-
ands % sick
people ev
cry year TO
practice on
r he form
ula used IN
n . 60 w
pounding Of
Hot spriuga
Liver But
tons On rap
Idly hecuu
ing famous
- being the
D 81 ever
disc vcred
These lit
lie buttons
nra the n
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The broadway Stock company. com.
posed OF the young people OF Triadei-
PIMA gave a play last evening In Chats
hall under the auspices OF the Epwortn
league The play. entitled The Mil
20 one OF the most interesting ever
given In rriadelphia and was attended
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=, me sunday school classes taught by
MIS-; LeWellyn. and Miss Watson, In
10 Sttone church sunday school enjoyed
cnuIch last evening. An Interesting
program had been planned and was sue
classes VI '"'
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GAINESVILLE
Election of offioer~.

BARNESNILLE. O.. Nov. l7.-At n
meeting OF the r. a. A. NJ. held on Mon
Gay evening. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: ID. ".
"A. X. Mccartney. J. w: q. v. Riddle.
SECRETARY; y. W. Laughlin. Treasurer:
A. Lyme. sr- ID: G. ID. Hunt. Jr. D.: l..
*. hayes. Tyler: NJ. d. Pancoast. trustee.
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Knioker-An men are equal before
tho law
Booker That's just the trouble:
they should b. equal after the law.
Judge.
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IL - said that the Panhandle Traction
company viii put ON an extra car Satur-
day afternoon and evening 90 take care
81 the traffic during the business hours
Inc car viii run 20 First street. Wheel
ing. This - to be done until the new
cars are received In the spring The
new cars Will seat about 100 people and
VIII nave large platforms. After the
new cars are received fifteen-rnfnute
service will be furnished
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owing TO the fact that the fire vybis-
&c az Elm Grove ~ slightly out OF or
Der. Town Marshall J. q. Butler last
sn.hinE announced that he would test a.
We VIII be given thorough test and re-