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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-12
ARMSTRONG; MILLS

ARMSTRONG; Mills. o.. June IL
During the storm on Thursday evening
Of last week. the derrick at the Nc
GauEhy oil well was blown down and
completely wrecked. As IL usual dur
ing a storm the tools had been sus-
pended in the hole to give support
10 the derrick and when Il went down
the cable was broken letting the stem
and bit drop into the well. The &C
Cid~nt was the more unfortunate be
cause the well was due to come in the
day Of the storm. the cap OF tho sand
had Just been reached. Fortunately.
no one was injured as the drillers had
left the rig and had gone to a build
Ing some distance away for shelter
At this writing the derrick has been
rebuilt but the tools have not yet been
got out of the hole But little drill
ing will be required 10 put the well
in the sand.
Rev Jas Clark WAS in Bellaire on
business on Monday.
Mrs Lucy Jones and children. Of
Renwood W. Va. were the guests OF
friends the past week.
Charlie Dixon and wife. OF Bridge
port. were guests OF friends the past
week
Mrs. VIII Edwards and children. Of
Centeryille. have returned 10 their
home. after pleasant visit with
friends AZ Newport
Frank Bishop and family. OF Nen
were the guests OF his brother A. b.
Bishop the past week.
Chlldren's Day Vill he celebrated at
Armstrong; Mills on next Sunday.
Rev. T. NJ Mcclure Of Jacobs burg.
preached in the NJ T. church at Cen
terville on last Sunday morning in
the absence Of the regular pastor Rev
Whorton who was taken sick on Sat
urdav night
e y. Taylor was the guest OF Ever
eft S'onebraker over last SUNDAY.
Miss Olive WhortOn a. the guest OF
friends at Marietta this week
) notable event OF last week was
tho marriage OF Mr. Harry Liddle. Of
Glencoe. and Miss Flora Mobley Of
Armstrong; Ridge Miss Moblev has
been teacher In the schools OF Bel
mont county for some years and is
ono OF the most highly esteemed
young ladies OF tho vicinity.
Miss Helen Moore spent Sunday
with friends AZ Ccnterviilc
Nbner Wilkinson was transacting
business for tho Belmont Mutual In
Surance COMPANY on Captina and Rel.
mont Ridge on Monday
charlie Lash. ~ Wheeling. spent
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Sunday with home folks at Center
Vile
Mrs. N. 4. Davis. OF JRcobshnrg
spent Saturday the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Davis.
The Demos Grange will hold an
open meeting on next Friday evening
A. =. Wilkinson. candidate for Re-
corder OF Belmont County was in
Wheeling on business on Monday.
Children's Day service will take
place at Concord church on next sun
day morning
Franklin Men. OF Neff was IN Cen
tervIlle on Monday in his machine
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The Welsh Lads Jr. team OF this
place will play the X. q. $. T. team
OF SteubenVille at the Pleasant
Heights grounds on Saturday after
noon. These teams have played to-
gether before and always put up a
good game. a number Of fans vii.
accompany the boys.
The Pirates Will play the Steubeu-
vile Christian church team Saturday
afternoon at the Glass House Dia-
monds The Independents are trying
20 arrange gamo for Sunday with
Wheeling or one of the nearby
teams
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Mont Ledger Of the firm OF Ledger
Brothers. almost LOST MS HON. on
bethany Pike when late TUESDAY
evening ne went into the front room
anu round the curtains in a blaze.
MI. Ledger noticed smoke coming
rem the front OF the house and inn
m'diately went 90 the front room and
seeing the curtains ablaze tore them
v"Nh ana threW them out the win.
dow. lie threw a bucket of water
onto the window frame and thus saw
cd the blaze from spreading A few
more buckets Of water stopped the
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Initiation and eanouet

Grafton Council No 7l3. Knights OF
'oIlmhus, VIII Initiate class OF %
candidates into the second and third
degrees ~ the order on SUNDAY after.
noon This VIII be The largest class
evcr entered into tho order here The
work OF the initiation viii be i'm
charge Of Dan n Leonard. OF PARK.
ersburg. s large gathering OF the
KNIGHTS from Cumberland. Parkers.
burg and Wheeling will be here
Afternoon and evening sessions viii
b. held
Following tho evening session q
BANQUET will BE- served AZ tho Willard
Hotel John l.. Hcchmer. OF Grafton
VIII act as POSTMASTER. Vincent's
orchestra will furnish tho music Tor
the occasion
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AT THE VICTORIA

Joe NCEurpe 81 Associate Players bsv.
Ir'u seen lu nothing better durinF their
long stay az the Victoria theatre man
900 Tn" Open Door" "a cofu.I, d..
iidf VIII run az the matinee this ATE
noon. tonight and Saturday matinee ana
hiEHi. Every member OF the company is
seen Co good advantage and am me
''fHiNf parts are We'll taken.
Tonight boo addition 90 the regular
rcfi1T nance Of the company there will
h' ihc country store. which has al
waye been "a pleasing feature OF Friday
NIGHTS. and tonight the plans for some
iNlu- unusually good A. eleven o'clock
tonight special performance will o.
given Tor the Snrlusra they hayir..
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The announcement has just been
made Of the resignation Of Profi Geo
n. Colebank. principal Of the Graf
ton High School. after several years
splendid work for the local schools
He will succeed Prof Melee DrIrrI
pal Of the FairmOnt HiEh school who
has resigned. also The success to-
Prof. Colebank here e. uncertain.
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Nj. Stornsberry OF Collier. father
OF Mrs Charles Forester. suffered a
stroke while sitting in the porcb
swing al their home on Ban6eld ave
nu" on Tuesday morning Mr. STAINS
berry is an old man the attention OF
TWO doctors was given him and ne
is now recovering slowly although hr
VIII be- forced 10 keep his bed for
several weeks. lie lives al Collier
and was visiting his daughter when
the accident happened
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. w. Va. June IL
Rev. \. y. Lvermore. G.. A. Baxter
and T. II. buchanan attended the
Council of the Protestant Episcopal
church at MorgantoWn yesterday. as
representatives of Christ Episcopal
church of this city
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Bail Money Returned

Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas. of Follans.
pee. who went on the bond Of John
HOckinbery for the sum OF 5000 was
given her money this morning al the
circuit Clerks ofiie Hockinbery was
arrested In jefferson county. Ohio.
and eNtradited and given a sentence
of ten months In the county Jail ON a
char-e OF pistol toting. He is now
serving his sentence.
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Homer Porter who was badly burn
ed about the body when a Ford au-
tomobile in which he was riding turn
ed turtle and held him a prisoner un-
der the hot water tank for several
minutes the FIRST OF the week. is now
improving slowly at the Ohio Valley
Hospital in Steubcnville and IL Is
thought he will be able 20 return 10
his home here the first OF the week
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Mrs. Elizabeth Thomas Of Ale
Eheuy street was "a Wsllsburg busi-
ness visitor this morning.
Geo. f. Wood was in Wcllsburg on
business this morning
Robert Montgomery and Archie
Barnett were WelisburE visitors to-
day
Joe Iago and James Scardina were
in WcllsburE to-day.
J ". Johnston and George Cirby
were Well -hurE callers today
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Don't 90 Size counhIno a. MAJ,

pound The very first dose surprises
you. u glides down your throat and
spreads healing. soothing coating
over the infamod tickling surface
That's immediate relief u looscns up
the tightncss In your chest stops
stuny. wheezy breathing. eases dis
iressing. racking tearing coughs
soothes the irritatcd. innamed bron.
Chial tubes and air passages. Chill
dren love %. II Is mildly laNative-as
cough medicine should be. and does
not upset or distress the most sensi-
tive stomach Refuse any substitute.
contains no opiatcs. For sale by John
Coleman a. CO-Adv
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BeaII in Marshall Count,

Col. w. W. Beall left this morning
Tor Marshall county to look after his
political work there. He will also
spend some time I'm Wheeling before
he returns 10 his home here. He cX-
poets to make another tour OF the
state before the time for the Demo.
cratic nominating convention, which
VIII be held in Parkersburg on wed
nesday, June "a
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Bond Election Was Successful.

Grafton was assured that Dr. would
get 4 new $4,000 high school build.
carried the bond issue by a surprising
majority
The Board Of Education OF Grafton
independent District has issued a
call for bids for the Sl1O.O 900 school
bonds at per cent and these bids
VIII bp received until July 9Th. 1914
Work is 20 be started as soon as pos
slble on the new huIIdInE
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Two new electric lights are being
placed on the outside OF the Wells.
burg National Bank. one on each side
OF the door. They are OF high candle.
power and will make the front Of the
bank as bright as day even on "A dark
night
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John Z. Baker, of Cross Creek. Pa.
and Bertha V. Hoax. Burgettstown.
Pa.
John Charles Morgan. OF Aspinwall
Pa, and Elizabeth Charlotte Hall. OF
Millvale. Pa.
Edgar W Patterson. Of Buena Vista.
Pa. and Viola A. Phillips. of Portville.
Pa.
Clarence Hutton, East Palestine, O.
and Ethel Bartram. Negley. O.
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Mill Men Affected

During tho afternoon turn In tho
tin and sheet mills yesterday. many
men we're forced 10 take their buck
cts and 20 home on account OF the
intense heat. The cool air system
has been installed al each mill but
the weather has been so hot the last
few days that even this cannot give
the necessary relief and the men are
being effected by Il.
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Word was received in this city this
morning from James r. Clemens. who
has been taking the baths at Mt
Clemens, Mich. for couple OF weeks.
that he is getting along well and will
be home early next week. His many
friends are glad TO hear that he will
be home soon.
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Tho ladies of the civic club a-.
now making arrangements fu r1u.r
tho playground that has been onerr
fhe city By tho u. a %. railroad ur
East Main street and expects t1 pr.
The grounds ln good shape
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III In Hospital.

William Given. OF this city. a student
AZ Washington d Jefferson College. at
Washington, Pa. is in a hospital in
pittsburgh. Pa, for an operation.
Word was received this morning that
the operation he was TO undergo was
"A serious one. His mother. Mrs. NJ.
:. Given. is with him in Pittsburgh,
Pa.
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CAMERON

Cameron. W. Va. June l1.-Russel
VI. Skeels. a graduate Chiropractor.
Of Wheeling. has opened an Office at
the Hotel Greed. where he will prac-
tice spinal adjustment every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday. once hours
from L. a m. till $3.50 D IN.
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the d. o. X. X. held at that place
Men were in line from all over the
state and afterwards a biz meeting
Wa held at which speeches were
Ilaat. Many from here went in Auto
o'clock train.
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NBW MARTINSYILLB
App.-aiea,.. ,a.y PROV. Y...i.

tEN MART ISsNII.LE. " Va Iun1
tl~-The nine-year-old daughter % ~
snc Mr. Jorn Eland - AZ a very s-rs %
Gus conaitlnn a. sThmlsla hosp =
where she Nas upsratsd on for append
cifis Monday aft~ruoun. b. Dru schmlsd
krvWse and Eoun~ me case was q vsry
bad one and there ~ hut the ElEhfssl
chance for her recover
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and the contractors already have the
work we'll under way The building
Will he enlarged. an alCovp built for
the organ. a new choir loft construct
ed. raised floor constructed. new
windows placed I'm the building, etc.
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The cultivation Of sugar beets be-
receiving muh attention in Chile.
and a movement o. on foot 10 In.
terost capital for the erection OF a
beet sugar factory.
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Prof. $. X. Mardis. superintendent
OF the city schools. left for his home
in Columbus. O.. this morning, havinr
closed up all the business of the school
wear.
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no. fr'sUN t"rian congregation e.
spending several thousand doI1ars ~,
improvements 10 tho local cbprcb
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Attended Biq weetIno

About thirty members from This
place went 10 Wheeling last evening
and took part in the big parade Ct
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hours over any OF the three main
lines that center here. with the ex.
ception Of the line from Parkprsburg
10 grafton No one was injured in
the accidents
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c,.rl.. sshnps.sA ors~inx w..ssr.

Charley Hchuptach. uttu Wa brouEht
% schmisds hospital = foW week. 40
supposed "a b HuffsrinE with TYPHOID
fever. seems % h growing weaksr a.
mind ana body. tnlsss the dlsaas-
y1slds % medical treatment soon All
hope OF recovery viii vanish Ee a. b.
Ina watched carefully b. anxious on.a
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The Daily intelligence will be found
on sale az AEars Cigar ana Putt stand
Main street. kannonH Cigar and Fruit
stand. hoses Thomas Fruit stand Joho
Thomas Fruit stand. at depot
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found near the Pope where il was
FIRST seen going down
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DIED.

BANKS On Wednesday, March {, 1913. ELLEN
=: BANKS. widow of Edward Prince Banks
IF Portland. Ne.
Funeral THURSDAY March >. a. pm, from the
chapel Of john l.. Wright Company, 1887
10th street northwest.
BUssINK On Wednesday. March 1. 1911 at $50
pm. BERNADETTA ELIzAEETn. hrlo, cd
daughter OF Bernard J. ans! Cara V. Bussink
aged Ten years and five months.
Funeral from the residence. No. 20 Myrtle street
saisn n.fshsas mast a s. Mary q bus so a,
o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. In
termeut at ST. Marys cemetery. {
CARR On Thursday March ), 1914, at am.
MARY. infant daughter Of Emrnct and Mar.
and eleven days.
1nterment private. q
COLE. Or "Wednesday. March 1. 1914. ;,:l5 am.
northeast. Friday. March g. . pm. Friends
invited. Interment private.
CONWAY. Suddenly. "Wednesday morning. March
T. 1914. ar his work. JAMES NJ. husband
of Lille Conway and father of Emma and
Funeral at his residence 1918 l. street north
west at : O'Clock Friday.
DRAPER. on "Wednesday, March :, 1914. at 3
an An crI 4, tuberculosis Hospital A. E. 7.
unsnd' md and % streets southHesi. Friday. .nfs at
PIN.
ENRICH On Wednesday. March T. 1911
GEORGE he heossS husband a. q katherine
Funeral services will he held a. the chapel of
A. J. Schippert. at zoos street northwest. On
Friday. March =. at 1870 O'Clock. Relatives
and friends invited lnterment (privatel at
Baltimore, Nd.
ENTWISIE On Thursday. March ). 1914 at G
am CHARLES l. ENTWISLE. at his resi-
dence 1880 street southeast
Funeral private.
FORD. On Thursday. February &c 1914. at
Albuquerque, New Mexico, WILLIAM l.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
Daniel l.. Baynham of this city and
EStella Burge of Philadelphia, Pa.
Frank J. Svippo and Della Thompson.
Everett D. McAllister and Nora Batten,
both of Albemarle county, Va.
G. Clay Goodloe and Msrion c. john
son.
Joseph c. Hoefling and Mary r. Hoef-
ling, both of Baltimore, Md.
Sam Wolf OF La Plata, Nd, and Nlnny
Willett of White Plains, Nd.
Ellis Brewer and Sallie Bailey.
Joshue Taylor and Mary P. Jordan.
Arthur c. Selby and Conelia Demude,
both Of Glen Echo. Nd.
Wilson Wood and Susie Z. Burgess.
William Mandis and Elsie Thomas.
William w. LomaX and Matte Jacobs.
Louis +. Plumncr and Pearl NJ. Lucas.
Harry Pierce and Susie De Vaughn.
George It. Lusby Of Anacostia, D. C.,
and Mary I. SeitZ of Seat Pleasant, Nd.
Elijah a. Alden and Fannie +. Remore,
both of Prince Georges county, Nd.
Oscar y. Nicholson and Katherine Il.
Thalman. both of Chase City, Va.
Conrad +. Brinckmann and Mablc NJ.
Hewitt, both Of Manassas, Va.
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been re-
ported to the health department during
the past twenty -four hours:
Joseph c. Hardie. % years, Emergency
Hospital.
Walter D. Rose, 1G years, 341o o street
northwest.
Edward Hamilton, ~ years, Soldiers
Home Hospital. u. C.
Edith Dent 81 years. 1345 L street
northwest.
Louis Gachet. IS years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Mary J. Moore, 81 years, go II street
northwest
northwest
James Langdon, 20 years, Providence
Hospital
Jackson $. Cole. 10 years, 317 5th street
northeast.
Martha E. Masters, IS years, 135 E
street southeast.
Bortie B. Anderson. Al years, Casualty
Hospital.
Laura L. Sherry. IS Years ~ Sth
street northeast.
Margaret Batten, ~ years, National
Homeopathic Hospital.
Elizabeth Mansfield IS years, Home for
Aged and Iniirm.
Alice Carson. Is years. 1916 4th street
northwest.
Annie Richardson. ~ years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
Elizabeth Burke, - years, 2G6 18th
street northwest.
Benjamin Clements, 30 years, Washing
ton Asylum Hospital.
Vase Brooks, g. years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
John Horn. % years, Washington .Asy-
lum Hospital.
Archie +. Smallwood, 6 months 734
Navy place southeast.
Mary J. Holmes. months. Garfield
Hospital
Alva Thomas. 3 days. 40 New York
avenue northwest.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been re-
ported to the health department during
the past twenty-four hours:
Harvey W. and Anna C. Wiley. boy.
William c. and Edna V. Wise. boy.
Harry and Josephine Payne, boy.
James r. and Elizabeth a. Harris,
boy.
Richard L. and Grace d. Hargreaves,
girl.
George p and Rosamond Eustis. boy
Alexander and Ophelia Herd. boy.
Lewis j. and Elizabeth Ames, boy.
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In Memoriam.

HENDERSON. In sad remembrance of dear
son, ". H. HENDERSON, who died one year
BY rATmlR ANn MOTHER. JAMES AND
MARY HENDERSON.
JOHNSON. In sad but loving r"memi,Iance y
our devoted husband and father. JEREMIAH
JOHNSON. who departrd this life four year
Brentwood Nd.
We shall neyr. cease 10 love him,
Though his form he in the dust
Sadly missed.
BY HIS LSSEsi TE6 AHp sIb inRn M
JE.
MULROE In sad huI loving remembrance ~
my my loving h-othe-. JAMES MrLEo:: who
died two years ago today. March .. 1'1".
Two years TO-DAY I laid YOU 10 rrSt
In silence Won suffered. in patience YOU bore
Until God called YOU home !" >nfc- n" more
By HIS DEVOTED SISTER. MARY IAfScolr
REED. In loving remembrance Of my dear son.
CLIFTON 4. REED. WHO departed this Ire
four years todGr. March .. 1910.
Loved in life: remembered in death
EI HIS DENOTED MOTHER.
SMITH In sad hut loving remenIrapec Of cnr sr
dear little girl, III III NJ. SMITH who o.
rar,cd from us three years ago today, March
.. 1911.
Oh. how hard We tried 80 save her;
Prayers aud tears were all IN vain;
Tappy angels came and bore her
From this world OF toll AND pam.
BY HER DENOTED FATHER AND MOTHER
SPRAGI'E. In loving remembrance u our dear
darchter. N-GUhElTE BE ,.l
SPRAGCE. who died one year ago today,
March >, 1915.
She is not dead, thc child Of rur Affection.
But gone unto that school
Where ii. no longer needs onr protection.
And Christ iIlmself doth rule.
EY HER PARENTS.
SULLIVAN H. loving Remembrance of my
father. PATHIC * 81 LIINAN. VII" departed
this life 81, years today. March .. 1895
BY his son. l.. l., StLll\ AN-
wEEItE In sad hut loving rcnlvnhrtnrr nf
ou- fathc- and friend. FRED y. NEl'lER,
who Departed this If" one year ago today,
March . 1913.
The depth nt surro" ieicG" cannot i',
Al the loss If fa1hcr W. ioNt'i :" we'll
And while H., rests ia peaceful Sl"'i.
In dear "il kentucky homo 81 sweet.
IJis sacred nlem"-y will h, ,er. -
BY UlS SDN AND DAI GllTEH, EDITH AND
FRED.
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Alaska Railroad Bill in House.

The Alaska railroad bill as agreed upon
In conference vas reported to the House
OF Representatives yesterday by Rep-e-
sentative Houston of Tennessee The
bill! provides for the expenditure by the
President of sum not to exceed
ST., ,0OO, $50 to construct a road from tide
water to the interior of the territory.
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ne late :. Calvert Foel
Requiem mass AT 81 ianls ,AuEch 10th aud
$50 am. iniermcnt private. g
cu, -, r..,.o.,,,. ,,n.., ,o,,
pm. LEVI 6. beloved husband " Augusta
2. Wilson, Gll. in his sixty hrst ysal
Friday. pm. Relatives and friends IN
'itei I" attend.
HaSfman, as@; Ini,aty t.ars ''''" u ''""
Funeral rom H. lsrc ?oci,!neo % = street
I:.5nisi,, mas ~, = >l,,tsi,ts i,,r.i -, 49,
I;,'n. % an md. ylt si,s i, 80 -
Si. Mays r..nIei.r,. 0-incituafi. 01Io' and
HAEvEy On Tuesday. March 9. 1914. at So
vFY ,nee Downs,, vie - Earmoua q.
,,g Harvey. .,.....,. go, =.
sa,,tbeasf' Tr.IaT MAJ & A. sao am.
thence 10 Holy Comforter Church. who're rc-
copy
.r.s,,,- .,,..,. -..;,.... -
sou, h W nca.l, y ~ =, N@1sah street mort
Services IFi,..y MARI 6. '"i' AZ pm. ia-
r,o,.,,,. an ,,...,....- .......
Hol'hlN>. NJ" "a lingering .IeS~, A' -
S,tt',,,. ti' 80 ''i''''' ''''' N'>'' A''
,,.N.,, = ~ g. ,5...... .,,. ~,
iH'''ll,'' W. .' ~ N.'iI'-.'n '"-
'''i ''i'''1'> '-'''"'''''' 'a'''-
r,r,>, - -
hh;i ~, N; N,e' onG ..t.,ss HeiaI,G II
I,'e' ndrth = ~ :. ~ ":' 4 H. i'i.> ~
~ muspanl - laId :. heat.II anu ,Al'
., "a h.,fn ara ]" ,tlah ] hea''us' i'oS" l. Lew
fcTment ~ tt.-mo,,T ,.cretcrr Al arc H.
,ited
sos,
iANt. 'n luesIaN, Na,n .. l't'. ~ 2 %,
az Mai WiIIiau !; lam,
Funeral from 81 ,lovsius Church Fril1, morn
ing MARI g ot 10 10 o'clock 4
u,SrEpc o u. ,.,, -
\, ,iirI, ~ ,,saISr,pS t -, J.;
80 ia T. '''' 'r'n ''u'S 'E'-
her nephew Frank J. Mcdonald. 135 i str..r
southeast: thence Ia ST I'eter'~ churri
where mass will hc said At 10 am late
rpcut priyatc
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FIRST use OF
RESINOL STOPS
TERRIBLE itch
when Other Treatments Gave No
Relief. Suffered Years, Hut
RcSinol Cured I'm u week.

IAN. 27, 1914: II suffered over
u eight years with eczema. 1t start
I'd in one little place and kept spread
ing until it covered my hands. NV
hands looked like they had been
burned by fire and peeled off in large
pieces anti they were only raw flesh.
/ was told It was eczema. 1t itched
and burned me 50 that | could not
sleep at night. | tried all sorts o.
eczema Salves and one prescription
after another but nothing gave me
any relief until ] tried Resiuol Soap
and ResinoI Ointment, and after the
first application my hands never
itched or burned again, and were
we'll in one week. l want every suf-
ferer from eczema to know that
they can find a cure in Resino!.'
(Signed Miss Ethel Scott, Milstead.
Ga.
Physicians have prescribed Resinol
for nineteen years, for all sorts OF
skin troubles, pimples, dandruff.
sores. ulcers, burns. wounds and
piles Every druggist sells Resino!
ointment and Resinol Soap, but Cor
t.:ai size free write 10 Dept. pr.
Vusinol. Baltimore Md. Do not be
deceived by limitations.