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b bon SnbianapOlis, SnS. = Gbas,
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bsibs bon @uTsIl. .. = SanforS
Montgomerp uns Marp 2apton, beios
bon yemport, ap. = Wm. s. Woob
anb CLARA 8. Simm, beibe bon Hetps
port, ap.
Spf. 6. Bales perflaste Sobr
Sainmonb UNI gbeiter Ghdbpid dui
$3.50 fdnis auf Soften. - 2lrtbur 6.
Carr psrflaste our9 Walter 6. gdrr
bic Stabt Hepport auf $1,000 Sdas
bsnerfab. gr gsrietb an be. 10. unb
aDart 9lpe. nit ieinsm 3peirab in einc
Dsrtiefuns unb ipurbe erbeblid per'
lebt.
- Don getpobnern i'm Sitenbe Ser
Stabt lisfen 8eI9perben elm, bab bic
Mebft0de in elmer glnSa6l @drten be-
ruubt ipurbsn. golisiit GlintenbearD
ipurbe nit bem Sail betraut uno err
tappte cine gln5abl &naben, bic ibres
5arten stlters tpesen niht bem Susenos
geriht pprgefiibrt iparben. Der polis
5iit brahte bic &naben nad ibren res
ipettipen Wpbnunsen, no iie bon NIT.
terliher Seite ibre Strafe erbielten.
Die Damen SiilfsseieIlf9aft
bes aloitsrs gum @uten Sirten in ben
5igblunos, BOT betannt geseben, bab
lie beim guhre S400 Reinaepinn err
Sielte, unb bantten benz 8oltsblatt fir
Die selieftrten Notisen in feinen Spals
ten, bic gum grfols beitrusen.
= Jrau William Sdubmann unb
SDbn Carl finDr auf 8efu4 nad ct.
Ssnacs, Mih, sereiit.
- Der Jrauen @erein Der gD.
prot. ct. pauIus airhe peranitaltet
beuts Radmittas unb Ibenos in Ssis
6elbsrs Elm &afiee Social gum 8es
fen Der Stride. 9lGs finb einssIaben!
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tpirb Midter gungblut MAJ ieiner
Riidtebr BPM Sommeraufentbalt err
fubt tperoen, eine biesbe5iislids Srber
aus5uitelen. Man bat iid bis jeBt
nod nidt auf einen Iamen seeinist.
Wlanbe tppllen !aben, baB bic neue
Stubt 1T. Sbpmus anbere Sisblanbs
setauft iperb.n iOlI. 0ieie &nselesens
belt fpirb in elmer e5isune Der sruitess
i'm September entfdieoen.
= Das aonmittee fir ben aOniz
gin Ronteii Der Tafbion uno garne.
bal Wode i'm September bat betannt
semadt, bub am tommenoen Samitas
bis Gntgessnnabms fir applitatiOnen
seialofien unO am 25. @usuit nit oem
1alIotirtn begonnen ipiro. Sie
Stimmpldbe finb GiDinsituns Cigar
Ten Cabin, an Der 5. uno gort Ctr.
unb &leine's 9aben an Der 10. unb
Wonmoutb StraBe.
Gb. Brandt elm Witslieb Der
Cpriben Comp. SO. l, Der nit Gbp.
MiIss Bel elmer &oIifion bss 4utos
Seuer Irrds nit einem 2eitsrnasen
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slbsno Disoer in ben Oienft sstreten.
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SO Sabttn in ben Oienften Der 6. u.
.. Giisnbabn, Osrfdieb in oer Wobns
uns fein.r S9pisgermuttsr, Jraa
Irnfon, HO. 1924 Central Gpe. Gr
hintsrIabt feline Gattiu unb brsi
SGbne.
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2otal Beridt.
Yaoif&er 2tnterf.- yerein.
gRia am SeSamstas ieiuen AZ. Ue
bnrtstas feitlid tesebeu.
Sas Yieuie 5um geiten oes 9emtiden
arieser @ittiuen. auo &aiieufOnos
ersab et,ua $500.

Der 8abii6e llntsritiibunss Ser
elm, Der es iib sur Gbre anrednen
bdrf, Der erite biefise peutidx 0srein
seipefen gu iein, peI&er 4nftaItsn
traf, I'm bem gu iammelnben 5onbs
fir bic Wittpen unb gDaiIen sefalles
ner beutiber &rieser einen 3uidub
gu beri9affen uno bafiir ben llebers
i9uB feines. am IeBtsn Sonnias Ders
anitaltstsn 8astet pitnics beitihmt
bate, pirb bieiem Jonbs ben bib
fben 9etrus BON minbeitens 5000
5ufii5ren. Sn Der eeitrisen 9srs
fammluns, bic in Slamm's Sale,
glber unb McWfiden Ipenue, unter
9oriib bes !9errn Sris Getser unb
prptoioIlfiibrung bes Serrn Sobn
9iebulb absebaIten Durbs, beri4tete
5srr SIamm als @oriiser oes pic
mic ausfdufiss, bag Oas 5eit sinsH
biibi9en grfoIs sebabt unb einsu por'
Idufissn lIebsrfduB bon etipus iiber
$500 ergsben babe. Der 8erift ipur.
be nit genugibuung entsegeueenoms
men iinb bsm Iusihub Der 0uHt bes
@ereins abseituttet.
On pier ertrantte Wtitglieber Durs
ben $2s ais jtatutoriide llnieritiibs
ling ausbsaablt. 5err Mm. 5edIer,
BON Der Iniireiferfirma Jrdna 9eds
Ier e Sobn, ipuroe als neues Wlit,
glieb aufsenommeH unb aur Mitgliebs
fbaft ansemeIbet ipurbeH bic 9ersn
gbas. Srib. 101 Dorfeb Strabe
(llnteriudunss aommittse: Nlbin
S4pab, Jrana 9ed!er unb 4ntoH
3immer); Gonrab Mieb, 1853
Gprins groDe Mpenue (llnteriu1<
lungs aommittse: gmil SeIfersriss
Der, @uguft gmmid unb abOIpb 5els
Ier); gbas. 8aumann, 5offner uub
SaIman @penue Neutrality-suspicious.
mittee: Sulius 3orn, Hi4. aagaier
uub SEQ. 8aumann).
Serr Sabian Sdusler, 9eIegat gum
O.=Q. Stdbtperbanb, eritattets 8eri6t
iiber Die Ieste 8eriammIuns unb in
oieier 9erbinbing ipuroen aud inn
uno Serrn Soiepb @eingartuer, bic
als GelegateH 5u Der Staatsfonpen.
tion in 9oIeoo erpGblt iporben itrib,
ie St5 aIs Reiieipeien betpiuigt.
gn Der 9eutiten SagrSeter, bic
oln Canning, ben 29, @ugitit, i'm
gbefter Bart ftattfinbet, ipirb ii9 Der
@erein in gorpore betbeiIigen tnb
au4 Elm $auptquartier beIegen. Serr
SuIius Corn ma6te bier oarauf aui.
merriam Dab es gerabe. .iest an Der
3eit iei, oab bic ge,:tifea 6urh einen
guten geiuH bieier Seier betpeiien,
bob nod bcirtihes glut in ibren
a6ern roIlt Dor SdIub Der Ser.
fanlnllrng mahte Serr GrIepein nod
oarai,i oufmerfinm, bab am sc.
Sdnstag, 2. Geptem6er, Der AZ. @e.
burtstas Ses @ereins iei, Der niht 10
unbemerft ooriibereeben iollte. @uf
ieinen glntrag puroe beI6Ioiien, an
ienem abenb in Der 5lomm'ifen
Sale MIR cine fir5e Geiddftsper.
iaumling t,ib bann cine @eburts.
tagsieier ab5ubnlten, oii Der bic Wit.
glieoer itnb ibre GnmiIien eingelaoen
lperben ioaen. Die Serreii Q. Glnnvrri,
gilbert Sausler uiio anrI Sier pur.
oen als arrangements. .8onnnittee er.
nannt unb Bel Der @elagenbeit foG
aud Elm reihbaItiges llnterbalhuigs.
Srosramm 5ur Dur6fiibriing gelati-
gen. @benio ipirb Serr sSuIius 8orn
on hein aben6 eine aniprade iiber
Die @eihihte beg @ereins baIten. Gie
einnabmen betrueen $3.50 u,l6 bic
$58.
Il
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20
Sun SoipitaI seritorben.

SIN Guten Samariisr 5oipiint Ders
itarb bic 80 Sabre alte gran 90.
Eirbp, tpelde Dor einigsn 9osen pers
iebentli5 cine sr0Bers Dofis einss
GdlafrniiteIs gu fid nabm unb infoIs
&C beHen srirantte, 70 bab ibrs llsbss'
fiibruns nod bsm Guten Gamurittr
6oipitnl srfoIssn mubis. 6err unb
Grau Rirbp tpObnten I'm WuIton 5os
tel unb mar bic Grau felt ldngerer
3eit ltibsnb. Coroner Dr. Gutrimtpsr
bui cine llntsriu@uns eingsleit.t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20
9uli,iit inspenbirt.

gDoliasi9ef gopeIan fusptnbierse
seitsrn ben pOIiaiiien MilIidm gurte,
Dpn Der gnpIsr parl Gub.Gtatiou,
nnhbelR ibm burm ben g,oli3si.osuts,
ndnt MegluItb bic Wslbuno. aueeeon.
gen mar. bdb gurts i4lofsno, unb
unter einflub bon 2llsoboI In Der
Cub. pOIisei Citation allfssfanbsn
ivorben mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20
Uon Der Bibae.

Gas Stanbarb Ebeater
wirb 6ieien Gonntag bic Saiion NIT
einer Rdtinec cr6ffnen nnb aIs erite
slttraftion Die gurIesfe Geieuidoft
Der Columbia glmuiemert 60. Dor.
fiibren. Es iin6 Die rGberrp Biol.
ioms~, cine SanlmIl,ng fielder Bib.
nenId6nbeiten, emt5 ba5i angetbnn,
bic Mcniden in ihperer 3eit 5u be.
Iuitigen. Gas 5beater lit reiioiirirt
imo in jeSer geoiebung fir Die Sai.
ion berseridytet. Sagli6 finoen otpei
woriieaungen itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20
geldlluerts i'd.

Dem fsIlDttrsienoen Gidtrs
beitsbirsitor Durr. tpurbs cine Be-
f&Dsrbe unterbreitei, mad ptlher
btm 81 Sabrs nlten Geo. Dug, Don
no. 113 Oft IL. Gtrubs. ip<iHsr nit.
tslit slutopatrolipasen no9 bsm TAB.
tii&tn 5oipitol gebra6!, bic uufncbs
me in Der QlritiIt Dsripsiseri iputbs.
9ua lsIbst an tinsm Hsiniibsl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20

SRI. @ertrub Stad, bon DaptOn
1T mad Detroit sur grboIuns sereift.
- Jrau 9enrp Gteinfelbt, bon
Setas, III in 9elIeoue eineetrOffen, lin
benz 2eiaenbesdnsnib ibres SpbneS
9arrp Steiufelbt, ous beuts iattfin'
bet, beiautpobnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20

9amlifcn 6puffits p !G
gssfisasii}s anssbsts Sslbsn sri::
Seas1iasi,sIuiIsn n her Ciiisa bss Doers q g
esptenloer 1914 i'm y litr wlttiaes. ihr S't
nndttrtsnbe Henntp.Mrbeli; 80 On.
bic gerbefisrnng bet Wrolbertcu piedn. bon ber
gindnnait acrporufipnsltrie bio bur etnfiii'
natl acrporaticneIluie, IN columbia Iornlhtp.
nis atbsii bal sM astpetsii sn nsbs;ss!nliiu.' n;
muna NIT bep pIdnfn nrib Spee!liiafloHen.
iselds iett .auiIleasn II. brr Dffite bss Doare
erc i 1s,esbois nsSiysn auf cormuIarsn ausas.
Isriiai fesi. ps!Ss IN bsr pitiss sss rcaSs q. q
Ieifsf feln bon einem Bcnb In bsr ecbe BON
Inlitunbsri $780, 0o) goIIars glIt Iivei ay agisii
pah bsr dieter ben Houfraff eineebeil ipirb ilir
nasiiitruHa ber urteit, i'm gale oerfsIbs ION
! Tis Gonnin gonmiIItoners bsbaItsn flt bcS
Msdi bor. tratnbsir cher aus unaebofs sn per
!. SIN auIlras bss ssarS Of 1amiiiSn Gonnis
Ursb. meffeImanu, 9rdIioeni
Gtisii: aJbert aeinbarft gIsn;
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20
Rstia far asnisaltsrtn,
Gommifftoner's Offtet
SamtItpn e oiiinfa. Oh

0umtltp ON u T. IVt W
Cincinnati o.. 20 uugnlt 1914.
BerfiteeIfe ausebofe petosn eni.
aeaeiiaenortnier In Der Office hes ecaro o.
Gonntb gcmmiinDnerS bis i}reitlQ, ben A.
eepteniber 1914. nm ~ llbr wiiiiags, fur bic
fcf,iiebeube gcnufus Hrbeif.
Sends ben gsesiiiiaiionen glo;e4t = SiiI ,I
gnibsrf unb Shubulluer oil 3 DsiIe cber Driii
Sin gloab. nabe fiberfp stirde, In slnberfor
1pipHfbip.
Die tirbeii baf Al aef6eben IN tisbsreiHifin.
mifna nit ben mTdner rnb epe5i'tfnftonen.
fptldbe ifti auflieqeu IN ber Cfiife bes Boarb
Of apunfh guntminioners
uTe aneetcie ufiien auf formulate onent.
fsrfiai feiH. ipelde In Der Cffire bss Boaro of
GouIiu gpmnIitipnere al haben ftnb. rrb BE-
eIsitsi fein bon einenl @crb tn ssr Gunme bon
fnnftunoeri fs500,00) Dollars NIT apd aiiisr
rnb eeHfgtrbcr Rnsam ais Si6erteit bafar.
bab Der Wieter ben ffcufreft siupsbsn tptro Sur
tlnstltruns Der arbsit, I'm Sale bertslbs tim
susrinrrf pirb.
Msdi bcr, traenbetn ober aus anefhoft 81
tsrperfen.
! am Mlttrass bss sOars Of saHiIiOn GouHts
Gcmmiftoners.
atfsif: Nfbsrt Astnbntbt gIen
2G.27,fep3.i0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20
!. QIuf @runh .infs bnr g 0pnnn.

~ gluf Grunb sinss Dor 6 wlonu.
ten srlplriitn 5afibtfebIts. purbs
bsr 19 Sahrs alts Carl RsiHett, Don
gfo. 1908 iEreeman 2lbmiie IN Sdft
genommsn. gs fpirb bsbQuptst, bab
per liHas Wlann ben 9ttrdq bon $82
lneid9sn sf. aIs Ct bei b<r Reliable
zatlcriHa so. anasfsut mar. dnitatt
Ilu@ Der Bans Az tringsn. fem IN
IusrunbsuIsa eetiommsl bat
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-20
u ~ %srt.

" Die gleiuporf Office fir Sas ,tin.
Ikinnatier WolfsbIattA befinbet iid in
20. 339 Dorf Gfrahe. aesenhber Sem
&0urfhonir, inDieibit gtcnisfeiten, Mn.
i6eigeu 4. I. M. bis 10 ithr 45 glinn.
|ltn abtmbs entgeaeunenpmren lusr.
&ea. Tarrfow gr-tE 2A01.
- gbefHeins: Com. 5. gtampf,
"a, unb Rutb Gdsl, 21, beibe bon
earri5on, 8. - sJobn %. Gtotss, q,
1ta alsiHisb Gsl6k Gasmau. a. bsis
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gefteIIten Der @assperfe an Der SoEn
Strnbe iinb Carlisle apenue bon Der
arbeit ab lttb brcbte ibm, iDenn er
ieire arbcit fortfeten miir6e. Die
yiegerin tpnrbe burh be BoIi5ei nod
bem ftaotiiden SoipitaI eebra@t.
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ansebli& Gift su iiG asnommen bat.
Dis Qlerste tonntsn feine aranibettss
srf9einunaen, nsIhe burh Gift
berporaerufen ,perbtn. feitftnen,
bsbieitsn bic Rsssrin absr trobbem
stpeds gsoba9tuna I'm SofpitaI.
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aleaierunas.G s.Gnffeannsen.

ssssieruHas.aMhenunarn pfisn fas uidnnts
ans 6ransn. Iautenbe Dor Grnennunaep ftnb
IN dusfidi. nifie flr urfielureeH fret
8sanniu 5shifnte. Test 70. Nsntftss, r. y
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@ia gift semO,nmen baben.

ssn Der Radt aum Wliituon ipurbe
pie Yegertu alntia Gipsns, mad BEN
| Lftaotti6tn .Aoipitat .as5sa&s. ba aal
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Ba serfanfen-,eduier.

ne tpoo b--a25s wQoutana abe, z 3immer
mosetnes Sals. an Qat'e'use. %SSns 5c 3, ssar' as
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8h permietlJen-adbem.

irssubsin Getafl.Gsfaait. $40 eiHbIab Ctr.
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9n bermiethen - Sduisr.

Saus. Qsn anaefttiden unb tapesiert. Grobe
6intersUaro x7i5 Spring GrDbe Mpe. AG4.
suirueen Heuenan ober @bone pau e6e U.
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8n permietbrn-Simmer.

3net fh6ne belle 3tmmsr. frtf6
iapestrf, NIT g,ub gln1sufragsn 13t Cher
Gitdbe. JiubIah glar'i. 2o-26
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-03-14
WILL PROBATED
MI Property is Left to the Wild
oW in Trust During Her
Life-Other Court News

The last will OF James w. West
Was probated Saturday morning by
me county court. The will was par
i'dly proved in June, 1912, and the
-''""ih0er OF the proof was not Of
cred until today. All OF the prop
>Ety both personal and real, is Civ
en- to Minnie West, the wife In trust
"ursng her life, and at her death It
- to 30 TO the children, who are
Lola \. and Lottie J. West, and Ash
by Hammond Farley and John West.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-03-14
Ca ught in the Act.

FAiNMONr.-A posse of three
county officers who visited Manning
ton TO make raids there were surpris-
ed when they battered down two
doors TO be confronted with y poker
Joint in operation, with six players
present. They had expected to lind
ON" or two or Il blind tiger After
desperate struggle all six men we're
handcuitcd. Later another man was
arrested for bootlegging and still la
ter three women and three men we're
arrested III an alleged bawdy house.
The three officers reached this city
1t dAybrcak with their thirteen pris-
OuerS.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-03-14
Actress Good Samaritan.

FAllIMONT.-'When Alex Holden,
i prominent resident Of this city. was
stricken with an attack Of heart
Trouble while cnrovte homo and fell
!rto the street Miss Valaria Sheeham.
an actress and member Of 1.-THE Fire
n.y. company, rushed to his aid, had
him carried to a comfortable place
and nurSed him until he completely
recovered. Miss Sheehan before she
became show girl was a trained
rur2e and knew exactly what to do.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-03-14
TIT [)ApTY Splits
President Wilson'S Effort 10
Unite Democrats, or Depoa:
Question Fails.


F'eSI"@ht "|SoA earnest appeal
o congress yesterday ioF the repeal
d Iile lroe '0'i3 clause o1 the 1'ahama
N'hai "c' mas I'lieo 10 unite the Dem
ocFaIlc party II congress on thiS IS
sue 9uch important leaders as KEEP
'eS7n'"V'E9 '""el oo"' c"airni"h ol
lie ways ana mean" committee;
Nep'0Seh'"'l i'o'eH''S' chairman
o. 'ne l'eliloc'"'lc CONGRESSIONAL ooln-
liil'Iee' 1'epi '7ei'''''''9 ri'~S5V'"l"'
cnal'lil"h ol 'lie ROUSE 1AppIol'ii"''o"
Nohlni't''e' ana 0c''"'o' "o' man.
OF 'ne SENATE + o'e'sn l'eI"''o"9 'oi'',
l'l''ee are S'L'l @'"'l"'''5 ou' ''6".''''
'"D 0P."' '''''' 'p'o'o
lie h'S' "'1"eh'e VI '"e s'''P
DreaN '""' V''e p''"loe"' % !'No'' -
nave win some members Oh t"e par
" on thlS question was i"o''"'e'l Id" :
n'Sn' ~ d i'i '''''' '',''e''!'''' W ".'s'
20. v ooi "!''',, ~ " ".0'' ''0 va S,0 49,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-03-14
Loading Cavalry.

VERA CRUZ, March 1.-THE
transport Progrcsso is loading caval-
ry and infantry last night for Tam
pico. 1t is said in military circles
That conditions at Tampico are any
thing but satisfactory. There Is 4
rumor that something has happened
to the gunboat Vera Cruz, but no Of
fetal confirmation can be secured.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-03-14
Two-Mile Oil Company Formed.

CHARLESTON - For the purpose
or developing OIL gas and coal lands
Ill ONO, the TwoM.l lie Oil Company
with its principal Office at 331 Fourth
@VrHGc Pittsburg, has been incor-
poratcd here with an authorized CAPT
al stock Of $30,o0O The Incorpora-
tors are all interested in other oil
companies and are: J. K McMich-
acl, Washington, Pa, and James
NiIcr, T.. T.. l}aughncr, r.. G.. Jennings
and II. ID. Jennings # Pittsburg
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-03-14
judge Robinson PIeases.

WN-Judge Ira e.
Robinson delivered his fourth and
final lecture Monday morning before
the members Of the University Col
1cGc Of Law on his general topic OF
legal Ethics" His sub-topic this
morning was "The Relation Of the
Lawyer to the Community" and It
proved to be one Of the best of the
series. Judge Robinson was extend
ed vote Of thanks by the law fac
ulty and students and he promised
to come back in May for the purpose
Of delivering another series upon an
other topic. !,
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-03-14
Plea For an Mother" JONES,

INDlANAPOLIS, Ind, March H.
direct appeal to President Wilson
"a5 made by executive officers Of the
United Mine Workers Of America,
asking the President to intercede for
Mother" Jones, who has been held
III a military prison at Trinidad, Colo,
70" more than two months
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-03-14
Held for Biaamy.

CHARLESTON.-A1ben McDougIe
was arrested here Wednesday and
taken to Louisville, KY, where he is
wanted on q charge Of bigamy. The
police declare that McDougle broke
jail at Louisville and later at Roanoke,
Va. -
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REPORTS ON STRIKE
FILED BY SWANSON
GENERAL REVIEW
OF THE SITUATION

Virginia Senator. Chairman, Says Be-
fore the Senate What was Found
in Paint and Cabin Creek FIELDS.
One cause of the Trouble Was Fail
ure to Renew Contract.
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The reDor. of IN, eo,o., ,,,
N'''0' lH''9V'S"tsu me Yves
senate late Monday by Senator Swan
son of Virginia, chairman of the corn
-4+ittee His report, while charac.ariy
ing conditions in the strike Gall -,
most deplorable." makes no recon
mepdations. the committee avnl,in;r,
that the resolution autbor;zinc tl,t
investigation conferred on # no ocw
err to recommend remedial lpgisla+in,
The report was a general ravirn
and summary Of the various rnnn~..
Of conditions in the Paint Creek nuE
Cabin Creek fields. prepared bv in,
individual member: II The srb-cnl,
mittee who took charge Of various
phases of the Investigation.
Summino 10 Of Conclusions
J., uP ''ie tohclosloilS OF
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TO DISCUSS CEDAR
RUST QUESTION
MAIN
FEATURE OE DISCUSSION

son'e Opposed TO Destroying Cedars
Win Consent c, Land Owners.
Expressions Generally Said TO Have
BEN Mild-Deiegates Selected For
Meeting to be Held Here Saturday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-09
Eastern Star Installation.

Queen Hester NJ. Chapter No. IL
order of the Eastern star, held
IT'S annual public installation Of
officers at its hall 6Os Ohio street,
Wednesday evening.
The evening was a most enjoy
able one and a large number of
members and friends witnessed the
beautiful ceremony of installation
The following Officers were installed.
Mrs. Ida l.. Summons, w. NJ; John
4. Sammons, W. T.; Ms. Tate D..
Hood, A. NJ; Mrs. Annie W. Vim
cent, c.; Mrs. Alice NJ. Spann, A.
C.: Mrs. Mary f. Hoag, Sec; Mrs.
Hulda Steinel, Treas, Mrs. Minnie
Carkuh, Chaplain; Mrs. Emma Rees,
Marshall; Mrs. Edith Weber, Or.
ganist; Mrs. Emma G. Blake. Adah
Mrs. Mary Boyd, Ruth; Mrs. Mablt
B. Edwards, Esther; Mrs, BERTHE II
Davis, Martha; Mrs. Bess +. Proc
tor, Elector; Mrs. Laura l.. Milford,
W. and Mr.. Henry c. Steinel, Sen
tinel.
The installing officers were Mrs
Hester NJ. Smith as w, G, NJ; Mrs
Blanche Hood rs G. M; Mrs. Bertio
yesterday as g, c.; and Mrs. Elsie
Reed as G. Organist, all OF Mound
City.
Ms, Frank Spencer, the retiring
w. M, was most pleasantly II
prised by the presentation with a
handsome past matron's pin a gif'
from the members of the chapter.
The newly elected w, NJ. and the
installing officers were each pre-
sented with lovely boquets of flow
ers.
Among the other distinguished
guests present were J.. c. Jones
Past Grand Patron Of the state Of
Arkansas: Mrs. Emma MARSHALL. p.
NJ, Charleston. Mo; E. 2. Eas
terday, W. p. and Clyde Richie,
". P.-elect of Mound City.
At the close of the evening re
freshments were served by the re
fresbment committee.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-09

course luncheon was served after the
games. at the card tables. the host
ess being assisted by her daughter
Miss blanche. and Ms. Charles f,
Dlle and Mrs. Samuel Abel. Al
the places were corsage bOquets OF
sweet peas and ferns which were
given the guests as favors.
Among those invited were Mes
danes H. A. Davis. John r. MeSsen-
ger, b. McManus. Jr., stephen Bird,
+. II. Lower, Samuel Abel, NJ. c.
Whiting, Robert Greaney, +. G..
Schuh. Frank Murray, J. E. Woelfa,
A-thur Mattingly. {. S. Bourque. c.
f. Ollie, J. D. Hills, j. J. Rendieman
and Miss Elsie Rodman of Mound
city.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-09
eczema Gone! Acne, letter,
Rash, Pimples, Carbuncles,
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II is certainly remarkable how quickly
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This is why skin troubles vanish so
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der the influence Of s. $. :. this fine net
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cause Of disease Is just as constantly be
ing removed, scattered and rendered
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You will be surprised ana delighted at
the quick change If you will use $. ). S,
The famous blood purifier. Its action in
the skin is quite sensational These facts
are most fully explained IN q book on
skin troubles sent by the Swift Specific
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Get a bottle to-day and Danish all skin
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he common trick Of trying to sell you
omethlng else, Don't be misled.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-09
Entertained At Cards

A delightfully."- Interesting event
of the winter social season was tn
pretty card party given BY
Mrs. Voorhees, Coombs at her HON
on upper Washington avenue. yes
terday afternoon. The house wa
beautifully decorated in roses, mar
rissus and ferns, these fragrant
fowq's being artisticallg arranged
i'm vases throughout the rooms.
The diversion of the afternoon
was 500" The high score prize
was won by Mrs. b McManus, Jr.
The second prize was awarded Mrs
Arthur M%attlngly and the cut prize
vs Won by Mrs. ]. D. Hills.
An attractiyely appointed three
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-01-09
Actors Don't Use Walking stIcks.

There Is n profession that has al.
ways refrained from carrying a walk.
ing stick. The actor knows we'll that
on the stage he must walk without
extraneous support, and he knows that
the mere hint of a walking stick in
his hand as he walks the streets is u
temptation to lean this way or that.
Actors, even when out of a job, never
lean on a stick. They know that their
balanced walk is their asset, If the
whole of society recurs to walking
sticks the actors will refrain.