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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
STEUBENVILLE

STEU BENNILLE. O. Feb. o.
PierinO Tattonctti for first degree
murder being IL years OF age. was
sentenced 10 Mansfield reformatory.
Centeral Sewer Pipe company vs.
IIOster-Colmbus Associated Brewing
Companies. Injunction dissolved and
case dismissed.
Susie Dickerson vs.. Earl =. Dick
erson. $50 alimony allowed
William Westlake vs. Julia West.
lake ct al judgment for jefferson
Building and Savings company for
S4.OS5 and sale under foreclosure or.
dcrCd.
Mabel Reynolds vs.. George w
Reynolds Defendant ordered into
court for contempt IN alimony pay
ments.
Ealbitler Packing company vs..
Charles Irwin. Suit In attachment for
S5ffS3
Dr Samuel r. Paul VS.. City OF
Stcuhenvillc. Suit for 1898 20 for
damages 10 an auto by a bad place In
the paved streets.
Mike Farris ys Ohio Error tran
script from docket OF Mayor ". y.
Moore of Ndrua
Edward Obi Salvatore Sc National
Contract company SHIT for 81 0O0
damages for injuries while vorkiue
ON dam so TO-
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HAIR STOPS FALLING, DANDRUFF
DISAPPEARS rs CENT DANDERINE

ference how duh faded. brittle and
scraggy. just moisten cloth With
nAnderine and carefully draw 10
through your hair. taking one small
strand a. a time The effect Is imme-
diate and amazing hair will 10
night fluffy and wavy. and have an
appearance OF abundance: an incon-
parable m>ter. softness and luxuri-
ance' the beauty and simmer % true
hair health
Get a 2'-ceut bottle OF Knovltons
handerine from any drug store or tot
let counter. and prove that your hair
Is as pretty and soft as any-that IL
has been neglected or injured by care
less treatment-thats all
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a c. Jones TO Mary Jones. 9 lots.
Uuland pax. 1925.
Frank Finowski TO Adam Talesizis.
lot Dillonvale. $500.
Moses Finley to board of education.
Smtthheld township: metes, Smith
field township. 500
i: 5. Jones 10 Dominica III Loreti.
lot Vine Cliff. $3.50
Mary Erskine TO J. A. Mansfield. lot
city, 81.
j. w. Hackett 70 Mirinda Mehollin.
part lots Smithheld. $40
Mary Thomasson to Joseph Bukac.
4o3-lOO acres Mount Pleasant town
ship. s453.
Laughlin McBane 10 John Williams.
Sc acres Springfield township. $4,000.
Jennie Cattrell TO S. ]. Turvey. 2
acres Springfield township. $3.50.
Benz. Henry to ". w. Schoppe. lot
La Belleview. 81.
ID. j. Sinclair TO International Pulp
Stone company. IS 7-1O acres Knox
township. 81
u. : Johnston. executor. 10 c.
VI. Johnston. 50 acres Salem township,
200
\. 5. Buckingham to &. ". MELON.
aid. lots Pleasant Heights, city,
81 .3ZJ.
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TO INCREASE
CAPITAL STOCK
WHEELING METAL & MANUFAC.
TURING co. STOCKHOLDERS
Will Vote on Question Of Increase OF
Capital 10 100000 at Meet.
ing February ".

\ resolution will be offered at the
meeting Of the stockholders OF the
wheeling Metal and Manufacturing
company OF Plainleld. above Mounds
vile. 10 be held Tuesday. February
H. 70 Increase tho authorized capital
stock Of the company from 5000 600
20 Sl.0Op.OoO by increasing the mum
Der Of shares from 5000 OF the par
value of $50 each 10 10000 shares OF
tho par value Of $50 each
y. j. Beuter and i. Harris. both OF
tuis city. have Issued notices stating
mat such a resolution viii be offered
10 VIII be- recalled that This plant ar
one time was located in this CITY buf
more room WAS needed and could not
De- secured and tho company was
forced f0 move it, plant 90 Plaiufcld.
Just above NouudsVillc Since NOV
ms ih" plant if has become necessary
f0 erect several large huidIu-. and
only 1 l"N weeks ago local architect
announced that plans for another
large building nIu nlou drawn up anil
iu % VIII Do maIuftD furrd metal shin
el's. The company latest urOd1ct
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People poke fun al such persons and
every thin person knows this. clothes
40 not even fit and women aud men can
not appear at social functions I'm the
same clothes that their better built
friends can wear
frotoue l. a natural builder OF firm.
hard. cone-to-stay flesh. IL aids nature
IN building better flesh, and IL does its
effects
Thirty pounds in 80 days Is not an
women.
The regular 800 size OF Protone Is
Tor sale BY all druggists. or will be
mailed direct. upon receipt Of price
guarantee goes iu every package
Your money hack n not satisfied The
new Protone tustihes as. from now on. IN
making this guarantee
The Protone Company. 55It Protona
Bldg. Detroit Michigan. will send to
any one free 500 package OF Protone
" they VIII enclose Toe In stamps or.
silNer 10 help cover postage. They Will
also send with n fun instructions and
their book on why You Are Thin
The regular 800 size Of Protone Is
Tor sale In Wheeling by Logan Drug 30 .
iVth and Main SITS. e. II. Grisst a Co,
II II Market St
No free packages from druggists
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Probate Court

ST. GAINESVILLE. O.. Feb. In
me matter of the guardianship oi
SaIah y. Major. lunatic: account set
tied.
In the matter - ;he estate OF Ma.
than Barnes. deceased. account filed
and notice ordered
In the matter OF the estate OF James
y. Iaylor. deceased. inventory filed
and approved.
IN the matter OF the estate OF Mark
stiles. deceased: letters testamenfary
granted
In the matter OF the estate OF Lewis
Kemp. deceased: distribution account
MED and approved and administrator
discharged
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McMechen Rriefs

Lewis Tracey. the yonug son OF Rev.
and Mrs. O. o. Tracy. who is suffering
an attack or typhoid fever. is improy-
ing slowly
Miss Grace Nitro OF Wooster. Ohio.
arrived here last evening TO spend n
Few days with friends and relatives in
this city
Miss Steela Griffin has returned IN
her home al Akron. Ohio. after sDend.
ing the past few days with friends and
relatives In this city
Mrs. T.. u. Fcllers. who has been
confined 70 ner home With an Illness.
D. improving
The local lodge OF knights Of Pyth-
las VIII meet ihis evening in regular
mi-mOnthly session
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"wednesday. March 0. The Duty Of
Forgiveness
"Wednesday. March ~. Two Men a.
Prayer
wednesday. March rs. The AppIi
cation of the Golden Rule"
"wednesday. March Is. "The True
Issues Of Life"
wednesday. April I. The Mercy or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
Work Proqressino.

Inc work Of tearing away a long
strip OF rock aud earth in the Narrows.
Nhich mas been in progress during the
past few weeks. IL progressing ver,-
nicely, although II viii be several,
weeks yet beiores all has been hauled
away. The stone Is being hauled near
the car barns. where a bridge has
been built and the earth and rock
VIII be dumped into the McNechen
held nearby. The work is being done
ny the employees OF the Wheeling
~ 10 the roadway
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save your hair. Make il soft
fluffy. lustrous and
beautiful.

Try as you will. after an application
OF Danderine. you cannot find a single
trace OF dandrufr or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch. but what will
please you most. will be after few
weeks use. when you see new hair.
fine and downy at first-yes-but real.
~ new hair-growing all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
bles the beauty Of your hair. No diff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
M'MECHEN

The city council Win meet next
Ihursday evening in regular semi.
monthly session and there promises to
Do some very important matters
brought before the city dads just
what Dr. coming cannot bo learned but
DO Is probahie that fna board off frsdr
VIII hHFn committee present fp
make suFec lions along certain lines
AH member9 of tho council arc urgent.
Us requested 40 boz present
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entertainments Oman

ne series OF entertainments 10 be
held at the Church OF God This weok
were formally opened last SUNDAY
evening. but last evening the church
was crowded for the affair. Each even.
ing this week, including Saturday a
special program has been arranged
and VIII be carried out. All are cor
daily invited TO attend and a good
time is assured.
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work was resumed yesterday morn
int Ply The men employed on me u
~. ltiipn ~ ho sewer system ou fhe
ll'HHF aad ton and The work 81. boz
jug rushed along o. rauIdIv as pos.t
hie a. stated before tho entire addf
linn hae practically been completed
WIN ile exception of tho sewer .hi.h
la gong under Che ground rauIdfr
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Met Last Evenino

Lincoln lodge No. 40. independent
order OF Odd Fellows. held a well AT.
Tended meeting last evening at their
local headquarters and visiting mem
Ders from the surrounding towns were
present large class of candidates
from Benwood were Initiated mo
the local organization last evening
following the transaction OF routine
business: a social session was held
AT the close Of the meeting.
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Met Last EvenIno

The board of trustees OF the First
meeting last evening NJ $50 o'cioek
IN the basement OF the church. Rou-
tine business was transacted and sew
eral important matters were discussed
me board of stewards met following
the regular revival services and trans.
acted routine business. Both meet
ings were we'll attended
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Mrs. X. :. Young will entertain the
members of the Tuesday Night club
at her home on the South Side Tues
day afternoon on account OF the evan
selisttc services at the Methodist
church on Tuesday evening The topic
Tor discussion will be "Our Island
Possessions"
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Held Mock Trial

A mock trial was held last evening
IN the auditorium of the Church of
Sod' ana the pastor, Rev. o. o. Tracey,
had charge of the affair. Twenty-four
persons took part in the affair which
proved very interesting and instruct.
I've To the large audience who attend.
ed. Music was furnished by "A special
choir OF forty-five voices which proved
feature OF the evening. Several
evening. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03
LENTON SER MON
Series a. ST. Joseph's Cathedral VIII
be Delivered by Rev. >. ). Elan.
aasn, Of Moundsville

The series ~ Lenton sermons At 81.
Joseph's Cathedral this penltential
sea son VIII be delivered by Rev
Father Francis J. FLANAGAN. rector OF
81 Francis Iaviers church. Mounds
vlie. ne series viii be on the sub
Jet. Phases 0f The parboiic Teach
ings ~ our Savior" and the sermons
viii be delivered a. follows.
"wednesday. February 25. Hind.
rances ~ ne Workings % Gods Grace
In the Soul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

Miss Verge Troll was hostess 10
the members Oh the Happen-ln club
at her home on Marietta street. Mon
day evening. Several Games OF 500
weer enjoyed and refreshments OF a
delicious nature were served
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WEILSBURC

WELLSBURG. W. Va. Feb. =
Bernard Schehl. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Schehl OF 1850 Charles street.
met with a mishap through which he
viii probably lose the ends OF several
fingers OF his right hand while feeding
some cattle az his fathers slaughter
house. near the first bridge. on sun
day morning Running fodder through
a fodder cutter. his right hand Was
caught IN the cog wheel and the end
OF his thumb aud first three fingers
were terribly maneled. The mishap
occurred shortly before the noon nour.
The lad was rushed into the Office Of
Dr. n. l.. Judge VINO. assisted BY Dr.
J. Is. Palmer. performed the opera
ton. The index finger will probably
be saved. but the thumb and Two ing
ers were taken OF at the first joints
The LAD Is Gov resting we'll ana IL is
thought viii suffer no further from
The accident. The many friends Of
AIR. Schehl deplore the accident ex-
ceedingly and are very sorry to see
his son meet such a clamity
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Store Burned

The company store and contents or
the La Belle Iron works at its coke
plant AZ La Belle. Pa. near Browns
vie. Pa, was destroyed by fire ON
Saturday night.
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4 very instructive meeting OF the
local Conn Woman's Bible class was
held Monday evening in the United
Presbyterian church under the leader
ship Of Rev. W. ". Morton.
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Missionary soeietv

The young ladies' missionary society
OF the Presbyterian church will hold
their monthly meeting Saturday even
ing AT 1870 at the home OF Mrs. Leland
Ault. \ large attendance will be APP
preciated.
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

Howard Holden. 81 years. and 81.
villa Allen. 10 years. OF Dillonvale.
Lewis ID. Elliott. 30 years. and
Mary X. Hunter. 80 years, of Weems.
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Mrs. Charles Bulger entertained the
members OF the s T.. club at 800"
last evening at her home on Butler
street; Detachable refreshments were
served.
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business block. In it's day Il was
called "Tattersalls." and many a fast
heat was driven around the store in
winter
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] Would Not Be
Like That Again
Learn How to Gain so Pound, in 30
Days and Build Your Body A
II Should Be Built
so Cent Package FREE

There Is no use denying the truth
ne man or woman who has a pIur,D
NcH-fed smiling appearance alway.
ssts along better than the skinny peo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-02-03

Louis Mours. age 81, OF Bellaire. and
sarah Greenlee. age Is, OF Wheeling
Creek
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With continued favorable weather the
sewer will be completed in a very
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Wellsbura Briefs.


college. was sunday guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. G.. W. Caldwell OF Thir-
teenth street
MIR and Mrs William ODonnoil
were visiting Wheeling relatives on
Sunday.
" Menus and George Cbres. Of
Pittsburgh. Pa. were SUNDAY visitors
In Wellsburg with Pete Vonoukas
Robert Brooks and Nelson Meyer.
students OF Bethany college. we're
Wellsburg business visitors on Mon
day.
the sunday guest Of his son. DR.. ". r
McCuskcy. of Main street
n. T.. Cox and son. Alfred. were
sunday visitors On FOllansbee
Harry G.. Quinn. Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
was 2 Monday business caller in
Maynard Kimberland. OF Wheeling.
was q business caller in the city on
Monday
Richard Eurson. OF Follansbec. was
q Wellsburg visitor on Monday.
Miss Irene Bucev. OF Wheeling. was
visiting Wellsburg relatives on Sun
day.
Il VI Monroe was a business caller
i'm Toliauebcp on Monday morning
Mrs Harry Rodgers. Of Follausboe.
was among the Saturday night shop
pers IN Wellsburg.
,HlS0 tNtl,. Miloh'F Wa social
caller m foilahspee on SUNDAY.
!. n. Srodes representing the Davis.
I hnfhhhm yer company. OF " meet
ing. was pu -ln"ss caller IN inc CITY
ON SdluIaaN
Inward btohha was wheeling
'flltI "il HuuuaF-
Mis- Agnes Ffi-fcr. NJ Gross Creek
district. l.u this morning for Weston
where she vill -ucnd about tao weeks
WIN N'' Hi-''I. MI ". Is. butcher
'"Nh '.I'i A" NN'Ift a. l'Ii
lnl ".i 'iN- ''. ia. SOU lie. it..
""'' h' "'' N'I' I'I 'nohI IHI''
VIZ 'i. ''' HifN. "f
Now iu IhI I""n w.. DO i'N' Ia. Ifeu
ie.' I'D. poo. I''' ,I"I' rifIl t''.i
.ull'I 'Nh'N ul N.h dInIrha"I
l' ''.'' .'I -'' eggs our-
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Couples Conc East.

Saturday and Monday morning
eight couples applied for and received
marriage licenses at the local clerk 8
Office. All of them were from cut %
town, with the exception OF one. which
was Wellsburg couple. they being
married on Saturday evening. an
nouncements OF whose wedding ap-
pears in another column OF to-day's
paper. The latest to embark on the
sea OF bliss on the ship OF love. are:
James &. Epling. Point Pleasant.
Pa. and Jettie Magdaline Harrison.
Mystic. Ky.
Clarence William Warren. Wheel
ing. and Levina Verona Ankle. Wheel
ing.
Earl McDougle and Cora Cunning
ham. both of East Liverpool. O.
Alexander Gilchrist. Jr.. and Lulu
May Martin. both Of WellsburC
Charles V Holmes and Cora VI.
Riley. both OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
Edward RAYMOND Dickson and Rose
Alma Weigand. both OF Pittsburgh. Pa
Harry &. Jones and Myrtle l. Swim.
both OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
Harry II. Munford. Option. Pa. and
Grace :. FranZier. Bruse, Pa
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Appraisers BUSY

George l. Caldwell, oliver Brier. OF
this city, and J. l.. Sawtelle. OF Wheel.
ing. appraisers OF the property OF the
Glass Products Company. at Thirty.
first street. this city. started their
work OF appraisement this morning
and will probably be several days be-
fore the taking of stock is completed
All the men employed are familiar
with the glass industry and should
give an accurate opinion of the worth
OF the property involved.
This company applied for a receiver
about a month ago and the appraisers
being appointed is the result " that
action. II Is not known what action
will be taken after a receiver Is APP
pointed or what disposition will be
made OF the property. II is rumored
that Charles J. Mather. OF New York
city. formerly manager of the com
pany. Is considering locating an
aluminium works in this city and n is
thought that he Is carefully consider
ing the property formerly used by the
glass company. Wellsburg people.
generally. would be glad to see a new
industry locate in the city. either at
the old bottle works or In some other
building
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Released on Bail.

Meyer Schwartz and Paul Scoric.
the two miners sentenced to serve
sixty days in jail az Wheeling for
contempt OF court for violating an in
Junction issued by Judge A. - Day-
ton several months ago. have been
released on $1,000 bail. pending tho
nearing OF their case before the Unit
ed States Court OF Appeals.
Several days ago they flcd their
appeal bonds ana the appeal was
granted and the men released. NJ
their case Is lost on the appeal they
Will return 10 the iail to complete
their sentences partly served. The
legal side OF their case is being han
died by Attorney John &. Palmer. IT..
or Wellsburg and Wheeling The
bond was furnished by the United
states Fidelity q Guaranty Company
through Walter +. Foster. the local
agent
The case will probably be heard at
Richmond. Va. when. the court sits
there in the spring.
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HAS FINE YEAR
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COM.
PANY MAKES EXCELLENT
GAINS.
And AS Result Is Nov Leading All
Competing Companies IN the
Stste-Prospects Are Bright

Gratifying 20 all wao are connected
with II directly or indirectly-and v
should be equally gratifying to the
entire community-is the story OF
substantial progress OF a local en-
terprise during the year 1913. which
Is told in cold figures in the seventh
annual statement OF the Conservative
Life Insurance Company OF Wheel
Ing. published on another page in this
issue of the fntelligencer
IL is story of prudent manage
ment. OF tireless energy. OF intelligent
enterprise, OF uninterrupted sains-a
gain OF 40 per cent in admitted as
sets. OF 81 per cent In reserves. OF %
| per cent in surplus. II Is doubtful n
/ any Insurance company doing busi-
ness in the Uhited States can mattel
the 1913 record of this home insti-
tuition in the percentage OF its gains
over the previous year. and N Is al
most certain that when official state
ments are issued at Charleston II will
| be found that the Conservative has
paid for as much ordinary business
in the state as any company operat-
Ing within its borders.
During 1913 the Conservative COM
pany paid for approximately $1,000
900 of insurance. OF which amount
s.. 200. 900 has been secured in West
Virginia. The company's statement
shows net Increase OF $4,000. 900.
bringing the total amount OF ints In
surance up to $500 900. Its assets
have increased during the year ap-
proximately s150.OOO. II has in
creased its paid for business about
II per cent, a record which II Is IN
likely that any other company has
duplicated. and which therefore re
fleets great credit upon its principal
officers. Otto Schenk. president. and
Glenn +. Peters, secretary and treas
urer.
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The "Multiform" Policy.

Among the advantages conferred
by the "Multlform" policy is its low
cost for complete protection. II IS
Just the kind OF insurance for the
young man starting out in life. whose
plans are in embryo. He gets fun
and immediate protection at a reas-
enable outlay, and has Eve years TO
determine upon the kind of insurance
that will best suit his circumstances,
without being subjected to higher
premiums by deferring the final
choice. His instability is not af-
fected in any way in the meanwhile.
Holders OF life insurance. getting up
in years and seeking further indemn-
ity are safeguarded against Oppres-
sive premiums and possibly failing
health by purchasing a "Multiform'
policy, thus securing ample time 10
make definite selection Purchasers
Of the "Multiform" policy run no risk
OF making a hasty decision. which
may prove burdensome or imcom-
pauble with circumstances in later
years.
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The story OF the progress OF the
Conservative Life reads almost like A
romance. II required much effort 10
get firmly established. but once the
company was on a sound footing j.
advanced rapidly When IL opened
modest offices in the Browne build
ing and sold its first policy its as
sets aggregated only 1900. Later
more commodiOus quarters were
found necessary. and the company
removed TO the seventh floor of III
Schmulbach building The next step
was the occupation of the second
floor Of the Conservative Life build
ing. On August 1. 1913. Secretary
treasurer Glenn +. Peters consum-
mated negotiations for the purchase
OF that structure. paying for IL in
cash. the purchase price being con
siderably I'm excess OF $4,000 What
was once the postofice and custom
house. a handsome stone structure.
has been remOdeled and improved
and the company g. now having plans
and specifications prepared for q
modern office building 10 be erected
on the property adjoining the Con
servatlye Life building
The company is not disposed 10
rest upon its achievements during
1918. or 10 relinquish Co., efforts 90
improve its prestige in The Insurance
field. On tho contrary plans have
been formulated for campaign
which is expected to make 1919 tho
banner year in its history ur Peters
haH gathered about him au orEauila.
ton Of earnest workers Whu uIll Ur.
Ennt tnr advantage of inc NtITL
FORM POLICY throughout tho fcIl
Of activities of tho Conservative Iff..
Nrd That field win hc extended Hero.
tpiofn 10 nas embraced West ViraIuIl
. ONO. Fcnnsy ltauia and konuckr.
Alahama Dr. 90 hc invaded in Tho Im.
mediate future and other states later.