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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-25


Being a smart man the publisher
prints more editions and more ex-
tras. The more papers he can sell, the
more money he can charge for adver--
Using space. How these editions null
tiply is Illustrated by the fact that
the Daily News has editions, the
American 8, the Journal Z and the
Post 5. If one man can be induced to
buy several of these editions daily it
helps boost circUlation-and adVer-
Using rates are usually based on the
amount of circulation.
The merchant doesn't know just
who reads each of the papers, so he
-advertises in all of them, or anyhow
several of them, and often pays three
or four publishers for carrying the
same message into one family.
Of course part Of that is waste.
And those who buy from the mer-
chant must pay for the waste.
There was a time when a mer-
chant had to advertise in a Demo-
cratic paper to reach Democrats and
in a Republican paper to reach Re
publicans. That has changed, but he
still has to guess where to place his
message so as to reach the largest
number of people with the least ex-
,pense and least duplication.
% 1 think this terrific bombardment
of the family pOcketbook would nat
urally keep the whole family in a
fever to hurry down town and spend
their money. And there must be great
waste of time in reading all the ads of
all the stores in so many newspapers
before they can make up their minds
where to buy.
You see there is an educational
process in advertising. Women are
taught to become bargain hunters. I
understand there is an agreement Of |
some sort between State street mer-
chants to have their bargain offer
ings on different days, so that there |
H.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-25

The credit system helps amaz-
ingly, of course. It is so easy to
spend money you haven't got when
you can charge it." But it isn't al
ways so easy for Dad to foot the
bills. If credit-buying runs Dad head
over heels in debt, that's destructive,
of course.
But other waste runs along with
this waste. The entire city govern
ment is affected by the selfish inter
est of advertisers and newspapers.
Street railways are run to bring peO-
pie to the loop where the stores are.
Land increases in value in the loop,
rents mount higher and higher and
the cost Of doing business goes be-
yOnd reason. There is waste there.
There. are so many. angles to this
one question that I can't go very far
with it without writing book. There
is much in it, however, that men and
women all over Chicago might study
with profit. They might get some
notion of new reasons for the high
cost of Iving-in Chicago, at any
rate.
l have taken up now as much
space as want to grab in one issue
of The Day Book, and will deal with
the other questions in subsequent
issues whenever l feel like writing
on that subject.
In the meantime 1 don't know of
oDv insfif11tiOD tho DaODIn naad 711Ora
understanding of than the newspa-
per. 1 welcome the closest study of
The Day Book, for the more the peo-
pie study it the more they will be
inclined to accept my invitation to
help make this adless newspaper
what it ought to be.
-O-O
SEARCH WATER FOR AIRMAN
London, May 25.-Fresh fotilla of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-25
SEARCH WATER FOR AIRMAN

SEARCH WATER FOR AIRMAN
London, May 25.-Fresh fotilla of
British and French craft today took
up hunt for Aviator Gustav Hamel,
feared lost in channel. Hamel, who
recently announced a plan to cross
the Atlantic in the air, started from
Paris for London on Saturday with
a new monoplane. When he did not
appear on the Dover side at the exc
pected time an alarm was sent out.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29

brought with them a34 care Of farm
equipment. These farmers plr-
chased and are now occupying l4s,-
2l5 acres Of land or PSI square
miles Of Ozark territory.
This development has been car.
ried on without the usual home
seekers rush or excitement. The
present policy of the Frisco is 10
actually develop its agricultural
territory by assisting the commuDi
ties along it's line in bringing in
farmers Of class that are equipped
TO develop It; men who would be
assets TO the communities and in.
crease the production OF the soil.
The agricultural branch Of the
department Of development OF the
Frisco Is engaged not only with
these new comers, but with farmers
already on the land, in employing
such methods as will bring mari
mum production and pro6ts.
The local bankers are engaged
with the Frisco IN this work, and,
as recently stated by President
Clarke of the Ozark Bankers Deyel-
opment committee, there are nearly
> 200 hank officials IN the Ozarks
engaged with the railroads and the
farmers in actually developing the
agricultural resources Of the Ozarks.
1t is this work which has been and
is so systematically carried 90 N
the Ozarks, that has attracted such
a large number of farmers 20 it.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
Notice Of IsyIup Out New Road and yacatlnp
Old Read

Notice Is hereby given that ON the first daS
ofJuly 1914 term % the Randolph county court
a petition will he presented bv Frank rriplett
the principal petitioner. and more Than ten
other freeholders OF Randolph county Arkhn-
sas. asking the court 10 have viewed oat and
established 4 public road as follows
beginning on the section line between sec.
tlons b and ~ In township u north range one
east, az the north east corner OF the south
east quarter ~ section - In said township.
running thence south OF said section line 70
the Randolph and Lawrence county lin.
Then beginning ON said county line. At
point where said Duty Grave Yard road %
Bramlett's Ridge road crosses said county
line; thence cas-. along said county line 10
the south east corner OF section Is township
II north range one east
And also asking that thai rortlon Of said
Duty Grave yard road or Bramletts Ridge
road, extending from where IL crosses sale
county line 20 a point where IL crosses thu
section line between sections 70 and % town
ship ~ north range one east be vacated.
closed and abandoned. Respectfully. Frank
Triple g. principal petitioner. 40 a.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
THEY ALL DEMAND III
POCahOntaS, Like Every City end
Town IN the Union. Receives Ii

Mrs. J. J. Owens, Third ST.,
Corning, Ark, says: 81 used 20
have headache and dizzy spells and
| felt languid and worn out all the
tune. ] had a dull steady ache iu
the small Of my back and uoder my
shoulder blades. My kidneys didn't
act right When Doan's Kidney
Pills were recommended 20 me by
friend who bad used them with
good results, ] tried them. Part Of
box relieved me and since then 4
haven't had near so much trouble.
Another in my family ba5 used
Ooan's Kidney Pills and in nia case,
inc results were had
Price, SOC, at all dealers. Don't
imply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doaus Kidney Pills the same
hat Mrs. Owens had. Foster Mil
urn Co., Props, Buffalo, N. y.
Adv
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
To The Readers Of This Paper
Who Are Afflicted With
Plies. s.-Fistula- a--FisSure

I present letters from and names OF
many Of my former patients 30 that you
may have an opportunity TO do a. they
did: Investigate me-my methods
treatment-abnity and reliability in the
treatment and cure Of piles. Fistula' Fis-
sure and all Rectal diseases.
All the parties whose letters and
names appear live In thu states OF
Kentucky. Tennessee and Arkansas
and some In your and adjoining
counties. thus affording you an opportu-
nifty 60 communicate with some OF them
In person-by telephone or by mall and
In this way. satisfy yourself as TO the
reliability and dependsb biity OF my state
ment
| guarantee a cure In every case that
accept for treatment and do not ask
any pay until a cure is affected; and II
makes no difference how long you have
been afflicted-how bad your condition Is,
or how much you have tried to get cured
" tell you that can cure you, you can
depend upon nv statement.
GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE
FOLLOWING.
THERE Is NO MEDICINE OR TREAT
MENT OF ANY KIND KNOWN to
MEDICAL SCIENCE TO BE- taken inter-
nally OF used by yourself at home that
viii cure PILES. FIsTULA or FIssURE
The very nature Of the affliction makes
local treatment absolutely necessary and
that treatment must be given by physl'
clan OF great experience In the treatment
OF this class OF diseases Ia order to effect
a cure.
/ Ask my former patients 10 tell you OF
their experience along this line. DO mol
experiment longer-do not go on suffer
ling and spending your money without
lgetting cured. but on the other hand
growing worse all the time.
! again ask you 20 investigate by cali
ing on. or writing TO some. or all OF the
parties whose letters and names appear
Iln this advertisement.
WOMEN should send for my free 100
page book for Women and MEN should
send for my free 3O0-page book for men
| Il will pay you
! edo not go through life IN constant pair
and suffering, but investigate now ther
come and ] will cure you as have hun
dreds upon hundreds Of others. My terms
are most reasonable and you will have nc
more suffering 70 endure from Piles. Fis-
tula or Fissure after my treatment
| wiz be pleased 20 have the Editor ol
this paper Investigate my claims for you
II he will
NJ NEY SMITH, NJ. D.
Culver Bldg, n. Il. Cor l2th q olive sts
ST. Louis, Mo
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
HGReAl

Mr.. Mccnntiok Tried Many Physicians
and Remedies Before He Came 10 Me
and Was Cured;
Pine Bluff, Ark. Aug. 3. 1906.
DIR. NJ. Ney Smith. St Louis, Mo.
Dear Dr Smith, suffered with a very
bad case Of Piles Tor 20 years. tried
ali remedies j could hear Of and was
treated by many physicians but did not
receive permanent benefit | was ad-
yised by "a friend 70 have you treat me.
In "A very few treatments you relieved
me OF the severe pain and in the course
n "A short time. entirely cured me.
/ would recommend you to those who
may he suffering from Piles and ! am
loud In M praises for you
Yours gratefully
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29

1t i. interesting to note the large
percentage of this development has
taken place in the Ozark section OF
Missouri, which, according TO the
figures OF the department of devel-
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
}N--a-<e->Ut
&c what Mr.. Gresham says:

Eddysville, Ky. October "a, 1905.
DIR. NJ Ney Smith. ST. Louis. Mo
My Dear Doctor-Allow me 10 say that
II can hardly use language 10 express my
ltrankfulness TO you and your skill,
was afflicted with Piles for three or foul
years. gradually growing worse, until or
July 4. 1907, when ] went to you and
took your treatment. / can truthfuliy say
that you cured me so quickly that l have
almost forgotten that ever was afflicted
Before / went TO you / tried everything
that was prescribed but 10 no effect.
only grew worse and suffered more and
Imore.
Assuring you that / win always have
Ia warm spot In my heart for you and
wishing YOU continued success, ! am
| Your friend, .
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29

opment, has received almost SO per
cent Of the total immigration com
ing on TO the railroad. The actual
figures are as follows;-
1889 farmers were located who
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
Mr. Mlner Never fans TO ReeOmmeud

Mr.. Miller Never Fails 10 Reeommend
Treatment; 80
BALD Knobb. Ark. Jan. "a, 1910
DR.. NJ Ney Smith. NJ. D.:
Friend Doctor-Yours at hand, and
found me stin fine and dandy, ] am sun
very thankful ] went TO you with my case
.it h about one year since j came home,
and SIN all Is we'll have several
times recommended you TO other people
and any time ] can do or say word In
your behalf. ] don't fail TO do II.
that your good business win continue,
am Yours truly,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29

tet me now Mrs Wilson kobiaous
and saw me two months ago seem
astonished. tell them Peruna did
t. win say IL is the only remedy
for spring and all other ailments"
No argument is needed for Peruna.
Just get a bottle and try it II
you have catarrh OF the stomach you
have a serious trouble. II you want
30 find a remedy Il would be very easy
20 make the experiment Before you
have taken Peruna a week you viii
likely find yourself better. then you
will need no testimonials on the part
Of other people, OF arguments 20 con-
vince you. Until you try Peruna,
however, all the testimonials In the
world and arguments, however log
lcal. will not move you. Just one
trial Of Peruna win convince You
Persons who object to liquid nnedi-
cinss can now obtain Peruna Tablets.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
frisco Development

The department Of development
of the Frisco Railroad reports that
ior the .ix months ending April lst,
9.934 farmers we're located along
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
Read Mr. Reagor's TestimOnIaii

! Read Mr.. Reagors Testlmonial'
] Sharon Tenn, Oct. 26, 1912.
IM. Ney Smith, NJ D., ST. Louis. Mo.
! My Dear Sir-I was afflicted 20 years
with Piles before coming to you-was OPP
Ierated on once and tried all remedies
could see advertised and was not able 10
do anything | am well now and can do
ANY kind Of work as well as any man OF
my age.
| ! thank you for your personal care ana
attention while ! was under your treat
lr mt. j think you can cure any case OF
lPnes because you cured me sound and
Iwell Yours truly,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29

their lines: these farmers brought
with them ,997 cars of farm equip
ment; thesi new cOmers purchased
883, 5G5 acres Of land or an area Of
52l square miles.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
TREsPAss NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that an
parties caught trespassing on auy
lands under my control will be pros
secuted to the full extent Of the
raw. j. J. Knots, Pocahontas,
Ark. 81 4,p
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
Read IA. oraff-s Letter.

Read Mr.. CRAFTS Letter; os
Walnut Ridge, Ark. July a. l9OS'
Dr. NJ Ney smith. st. Louis, Mo.
Dear Dr. Smith, feel that ! shoulsH
i've you a testimonial setting iorlh
Mat you have done for me.
II is now 10 months since you cured
III OF a painful rectal trouble, from
tbioh ] had suffered a long time
ploed myself under your treatment an9
IL happy to say that you entirely cuTGu
A. and ] have no more pain or trouDie
NV
II am thankful for what you have done
f6 me and / will do my best te send you
Oher patients. Sincerely,
r.. BEN F. GRAFF,
Merchant
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
0'S nv CA@es
q 7th and Florida SITS.

Arkansas Names.
Adams J Waller, farmer, Prescott. Ark.
bennett, W D. Walnut Ridge, Ark.
Rrewer. w. r. Marmaduke, Ark.
brewer. Jas Mamaduke. Ark.
Roll H. c. farmer. Chidester, Ark.
Counts, VIM Tyronza. Ark.
FULLER. u H Eureka Springs, Ark.
Foster, James, farmer Paragould, ARK,
r. y. ~. No ]
Carbon. Era Rector Ark.
Graft. p. F merchant Walnut Ridge,
Ark
Green, a. p, Sec Lester Milling Co,
Lester. ATk
Hodges. - d. TaraRoTld, Ark.
IIays. Geo. 6l4 N 3rd St., Rogers, Ark.
Hayes. D. H. HaZen. Ark.
Ingraham, = H.. farmer Eudora, Ark.
Luther J. b.. Quitman, Ark.
Lombard, " &c. plumber 3lS n. 7th St,
Fort Smith Ark.
Miller r. M Newport Ark.
Middleton, w c., paragould Ark.
NcClintic, $. s. yard foreman Cotton
Belt r. r., 7th and Florida sts., Pine
Bluff, Ark
Waters. J. W, Dell Ark
williams, ]. W, =. e. agent, Paragould'
WOOD, J. R, bank clerk, Bentonville,
Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
.M,,ro CURED WITHOUT THE
VII FISTULA SFISSURE
u PAY WHEN CURED

Ipleasantness, pain and suffering borne
by me for about 10 years makes me feel
like publishing you and your speciality
TO the world 80 that all similarly afflict-
ed persons can come to you and find an
absolute cure.
Nntr. frltlu
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29

Read what Mr.. coIlom Has TO Say
About the Benefits He Received from NY
lTreatnent. He Came 20 Ne Years AGO,
Weighing About 1876 lbs. He States IN
His Letter that He Now Weighs from
200 20 2o4 lbs.
Limestone. Tenn. Feb. II. 1918.
lDr NJ Ney Smith. st. Louis. Mo.
Dear DR. Smith, have just received
your highly appreciated letter and book
Replying. will say that after the lapse
lof seven years, ] have no symptom OF a
return OF any Of the troubles OF which
you cured me. MY general health Is fine
my usual weight for the past few years
has been from 200 TO 204 10 you see my
digestion and assimilation are Of the best
! am nearly "A years old and DR. ] can
assure you that In view OF the benefits
received from your kind attentions, ] re-
gard my soiourn Of a few days under
your treatment as the brightest and luck
lest period in my life.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
K N | |: {
Kentucky Names.

Alexander, j. c. Fulton. Ky.
Bennett. Boyd, druggist. Fulton, Ky.
Hackett. &. W, Fulton. Ky.
Meadows, w. W, capitalist. Fulton, Ky.
whiteside, NJ. L.. mail service. Fulton.
KY
Geo. Hickman. Ky.
Gresham. 9. j., hardware merchant. Ed
dysvllle. Ky.
Moon. Burch r.. Water valley KY
Wade. r. b., Crutchheld. Ky.
Alexander. J. v, Bradford. Tenn.
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
n n. SeNs1zc
Mr. Wilson Appreciates Kindness and
Gentle Care While Under Treatment;

Mr.. Wilson Appreciates Kindness ana
Gentle Care While Under Treatment:
Elbridge. Tenn, June 30, 1908.
DR.. NJ Ney Smith. St Louis. Mo
My Dear Friond-l -"ish 10 express my
gratitude TO you for your treatment and
cure OF a very painful case OF protruding
piles. with which ! had suffered for IL
years had tried a number Of so-caled
/ guaranteed cures" all without being
benefited.
Since going to you have had no pain
In any way resulting from the disease or
Treatment, and will recommend your
treatment TO any one suffering with
Piles
! also wish to express my appreciation
of your kindness 20 me while under your
care ! feel that ! am perfectly cured,
and feel like a new man. II ! can be Of
any service TO you, or In inducing others
10 go to you for treatment, command me
and / am at your service.
Yours truly,
w. G. WILSON.
Farmer
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
Az7z 7z-s1u--
Read Mr. selrs Letter;

Read Mr.. Bells Letter;
Chidester, Ark, Jan. IS, 1910.
Dear Dr. NJ. Ney smith, think l should
feel thankful and grateful TO you for my
cure. You cured me all right and ] am
,ot bothered with Piles any more. l am
well and doing fine and haven't friend
in the world that / had rather see than
Won. after the good you have done for
me Your true friend,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
cured four Years 400 Does Not Hesl-

tate TO Recommend Treatment;
.Hawpgvlllc Kentucky, March 27. 1905.
.Dr NJ. Ncy smith. 81. Louis, Mo.
Mn Dear Sr-I gladly add my testi-
.monial to the many other you have re-
.tal diseases.
over three years ago you cured me OF
rectal ulcer. and catarrhal conditions /
|have had no further trouble. ] do not
feel The least hesitancy In recommends
Ing Won and your treatment 10 any who
may be afflicted with rectal diseases.
certainly can testify 10 your mild and
gentle treatment, which did not detain
'me from my usual duties, and which was
practically painless.
Thanking you heartily for your cure
In am Your friend,
GEORGE a. GORDON,
HaweSville Ky
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
80 M. MendoMla Letter:

Fulton, KY, May T. 1906.
Or. NJ Ney Smith, City.
Dear Sir-Your treatment is a most
complete success ] am free from my
Former trouble TO remember the un-
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
See What Mr.. Travis says: .

| See WHAT MT. TraVlb Saysi
Sharon. Tenn, oct 90 1912.
IDr NJ Ney Smith, St Louis Mo
Dear Dr. SMITH am greatly pleased
Ito be able 10 testify to your skill iu
Treating my trouble.
] had been afflicted with Prolapsus fof
something neal a year when ! went 10 you
for treatment. / only had 20 remain
laway from home one week before ! was
Icntirely cured My general health Is now
lgood ana / am thoroughly convinced that
You understand your business, and the
result Of your treatment In my case has
been an that any one could ask, and
lcan recommend you to any one troubled
las ] was.
Your grateful friend,
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29
Stomach Trouble;
Wholly Restored!

Mrs. Wilson
Robson. 7f4
Nessle st,
Toledo. Ohio,
writes:
Il feel like
Il new person.
] have no
more heavy
feelings. no
more pain.
don't belch up
gas. can eat
most anything
without Il
hurting me. !
want TO be
working all
the time. 4
have gained
twenty . four
pounds.
People that
- -
Pocahontas star herald., 1914-05-29

Culver Bldg. n. Il. Cor 18Th q olive st'
ST. Louis, Nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
COUNTY COURT


John Hirst and LYDIA MrGuUorary
both Uf Carrot CO.. ID
Charles H Smoof and Amelia Ueu.
Ter both 0f thia city.
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SEES REPUBLICAN
VICTORY AHEAD
L. w. REED. OF TERRA ALTA, Is
VERY OPTIMISTIC.
Says That a United Party Now Ex
lists In Preston County and
Success is Sure.

Mr.. l.. V. Reed. owner and editor Of
the Preston Republic. OF Terra Alta.
and DIT. l. G.. Beerbouer were visitors
IN the city yesterday. calling upon
the health department and inspecting
the work OF that department. Mr..
Reed stated that everything points to
victory for the Grand Old Party in
Preston county. lie stated that their
primaries. just held. show that the
two parties were matchmaking. that
while the Progressives would put a
ticket n the field this year. the tick
90 will not represent the regular Pro
gressives. but the mere off-shoot OF
the party
Mr.. Reed also paid a compliment 20
the conditions b. found In this city.
lie felt that political conditions in
this county could be improved. but
believed that the real strength OF the
Progressive party IS gone He said
i feel that this year will see the old
party back in her own again. as she
was before the disrupting influences
OF Progressiveness.
One-fourth off-Men's and Youno
Mems Suits. M'FAODENS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
DENIS. AFTER
COMMISSIONER
FIGHT WILL De cENTEREO BY
PARTY LEADERS ON or.
FiCE THERE
NJ. Charles Ephiin. Republican Can.
otoate, Appears 20 -ase Easy
Sailin9-Clerkships Con
test MIL

II Is understood that the Democrats
In the election this fall will make the
creates; hght Tor election In the coun-
y commissioners once. as they re-
aliEe its importance.
Mr. Charles Epuiin. the candidate
on the Republican ticket. while not
over-Conndent feels that he has a
good chance 20 win over the two can
didates In the field. Mr. George Ford
Progressive. and Mr George kress.
Democrat lie states that be has had
quite a great deal OF helpful talks
with many Of his party brethren as
well as members % the other party.
" n almost a settled fact that there
Will be no contest FOR either Clerk
John I. Kingdom for the Circuit Court
Clerkship. or for John N. Wells for the
County Court clerkship. Both men
have received the verbal support OF a
large number OF Democrats who have
pledged their support. as well as mem
beers Of the Bull Noosers Despite the
powerful speeches made by the bosses
In either Of these parties. the individ-
ual voter Is In favor OF the two above
mentioned men. and will help them In
the election.
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tte learned % WOO tn courtqhip schol.
t3t Eot " an down by rote and rule
lie knew when 90 smile and when TO
sigh.
Tie learned how 20 use n twinkIinr eve.
Ahg tn'n No. was cut out by a fool
Who merely obrycd a thoughtless heart
And whom 10 came 90 "A chance 10 WOO
bid the foolish things u told him to-
Judge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27
BIBLE CLASS
Interesting Meeting 10 Be Held Sun.
day Morning by Vance Memo
rial Church Mems Class.

The meeting of the Mems Rible
class Of Vance Memorial church. at
WoOdsdale school house. Sunday
morning. will be OF unusual interest.
Instead of the regular quarterly re-
view lesson, the time will be given
over largely TO a service of SONG.
The choir of the Vance Memorial
church Will be present and will render
four selections. Mr.. Alfred PAUL.
leader OF the class, will by special re-
quest give talk OF ten or fifteen min
utes. expressing his views on a certain
topic that has been a matter OF speclaI
interest 20 great many members of
the class. which will be an ENJOYABLE
feature Of the meeting The attend.
ance during June has averaged i13.
but a much larger attendance is ex-
pected tomorrow on account of the
special program that has been ar
ranged. The song service will begin
at 9:45
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-27

ono f'rd of trurt was Ier fr- rec.
ofd l'. ''rd1y with tlr cf.rk of tho
county court