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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-28
PlM0s ALTOS ITEMS

Paul Van Velsen, a mining expert
from Hart, Cal, is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Norman are
new residents of Pinos Altos.
Messrs. Hamilton and Royal Of Ell
Paso outfitted here for a camping
trip to the Upper ella.
j. 4. Jordan, family and party
came in from the ella Wednesday.
Mr.. Jordan's personally conducted
parties are proving most successful.
Homer Wilson, student at the
Missouri School Of Mines, left Tues
day for visit at his home in Del
Rio. Tex, before returning to school.
DIR. l.. b. Robinson has moved his
family from Hurley. The Robinson
family formerly lived in Pinos Altos
and il is with joy that they are well
coined back.
The Pinos Altos Sunday school.
it's parents and friends enjoyed
picnic at Cottonwood Flat on Bear
creek Thursday,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1914-08-28

ExECUTRIx's NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In The Probate Court Of Luna County. State
Of New Mexico.
In the Mattsr Of the Last win and Testament
Of Chariss Poe, deceased.
Notice IL hereby given that the undersigned.
Nay Poe. was on the 9Th day Of July. 1914.
duly appointed exseutrix Of the last win
and testament Of chsriss Poe. dscessed. An
persons having claims against Tho estate Of
said deceased are required 10 present he
sams. duly verified. within one year from
the dss Of said appointment 10 the undsr.
signed Of Demins New Mexico. and u not n
rrsssntsd and filsd The claim win hs barred
By virtue Of The statute In such esss nsds
end provided. An persons indsb>sa 70 aid
ESTATE ere requested 10 sstsk with sAs undsr.
signed.
MAY POE
Exscutrix ef ~ Last win and
Testament Of 0arIss Pcs. asessssd
A. A. Tsnhs. attorney for Exeeutrix. Pea
offIes. Dsnins. New Mexieo. Aug 7-2s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10
BUSINESS is as good
As we make it

Thehead of great national Indus
veritable live wire-remarked rec
emily that he could have panic in his
business any time he wanted it.
All he had to do was to let up driv-
ing and begin to talk hard times.
But instead Of doing this, he increas-
es his advertising when things look squaI-
ly and drives his statesmen harder.
And good times or bad, there has
never been year that his business has
failed to go ahead and yield handsome
profit.
Thisman incidentally practically does
all his advertising in the local newspapers,
figuring that by making sales for the dis
hibutors Of his goods, he is paving the
way for his own statesmen to getl more
orders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10
THE GREATEST YEAR IN
BUICK MOTOR CO. HISTORY
Monster Plant and Great Output
Contribute Towards Remarkable
Growth.

CFTOm Motor Age Of June 4th,)
The Buick Motor Co, Flint, Mich,
has completed the most successful
year IN its history This company,
which II one of the largest producers
~ low and medium priced cars, man
uiacturers in its own plant nearly
every part Of its vehicles. Due 10
the wedding out Of unnecessary op,
fratiOns and the elimination Of all
waste working force, the Buick com
paDy has been able 10 give a better
car for the money than ever before
and this II largely responsible for the
exceedingly good year This eff
cheney NJ manufacture thus proves 20
be one ~ the greatest factors Of
success IN the motor car industry an
vel aH IN any other industry.
The Buick company expects ~ ma
terisIly Increase ~ production schsd-
DIs for 1915 aud the new models
VIII be- on the market IN August The
Buick market II all over the United
states, there being no section which
clD be said ~ predOminate IN the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10
SAGE TEA PUTS LIFE
AND COLOR IN HAIR
DON'T STAY GRAY! 1T DARKENS
50 NATURALLY THAT NO
BODY CAN TELL.

You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tlfully dark and 1ustrous almost over
night II you'll get a 80 cent bottle OF
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy' at any drug store. Millions
Of bottles Of this old, famous Sage
Tea Recipe are sold annually, says a
well known druggist here, because II
darkeDs the hair 80 naturally and
evenly that no one can tell II has been
applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray,
becoming faded, dry, scraggly and
thin have a surprise awaiting them,
because after one or two applications
the gray hair yanishes and your locks
become IuxurIantly dark and beau.
tIful--aIl daDdrun goes, scalp itching
and falling hair stops.
This II the age Of youth. Gray
haired unattraciIye folks aren't want.
ed around, 10 get busy with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur tonight and you'll
be delighted with your dark, bend'
some hair and your youthful appear
aDce within a few days
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10
Church Music Denounced

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. June O.
Pipe organs, pianos and kindred mu-
sical instruments rave no place in a
church, according to a report adopted
by the synod of the Reformed Pres
byterian church OF the United States
and Canada, which Is meeting here.
DR. II. @. Foster, OF Omaha, report
ing for the committee on psalmody,
reiterated the position OF the church
as opposed to instrumental music in
the house OF God as corrupt form
Of worship.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10
18th INNING RALLY
GIVES BUCKS GAME
WITH SCORE To 4 AGAINST
THEM, LOCALS NOSE OUT
A VICTORY.

Another one of those belated. fam
rousing finishes, this time a ninth in
ming, eleventh-hour affair. enabled
the Buckarooes yesterday to hang the
sign of the conquered on the tepee of
the Yakima Braves. With the score 8
to against them, they dug in their
spurs and nosed out a victory. The
game goes on the records reading.
Pendleton 6, North Yakima s.,
Charge defeat to McQuary. Credit
victory to Naughton. That's the way
the score sheet should read. McQuary
recently released Pendleton twirler.
did slab duty for the visitors through
out and he made the fatal mistake
in the ninth of winding up with a
man on second. Particularly was il a
mistake with Naughton as the man
on the base, for the Pendleton Sec
ohd sacker is without a peer in the
league as base runner. No sooner
mad the big hurler started a windup
to deliver than he beat Il for third.
stealing that bag with time to spare
Naughton was first up in the ninth
ana he came through with a single
between first and second. Schroeder
laid down a pretty bunt, sacrificine
him along and his own theft perched
MIN on third with one down. The
squeeze play was in order and II
worked perfectly for the tying score
with Peterson at bat
McQuary fielded the bunt and
threw late to home and Peterson
salloped on to second when Webb let
the throw get by him. From that bar
Manager Lodell, as was becoming to
his rank and station, scored him
with a beautiful single to right GEN.
ter and the game was over.
The Bucks had the game won in.
the early innings only to lose it later
on. McQuary was bumped in the
second frame for five hits, Pembrooke
Osborne and Peterson getting sim
giles, Whit doubling and Curly Coen
pounding out a triple These. with
Naughton's sacrifice fly, counted
triplets on the score board. In the
third, Pembroke continued his home-
run habit for another score, making
l. 40. After that McQuary held his
former teammates scoreless until the
ninth.
Osborne pitched shutout ball for
three frames but in the fourth per-
mitted a run when Stoke singled
after two men had walked. In the
fifth, he lost his stuff and the first
four men up. Webb, McQuary. /
krause and Ford, got hits. Webb |
however, was caught on first when
he made a wrong turn after crossing
the bag. The other three counted for
one run and then Shredder went in
and held them for the balance of the
inning.
Shredder. however, presented them
with enough runs to tie in the sixth.
After striking out the first TWO up.
he allowed HarrOd and Webb to sim
gle and his own error in fielding Nc
Quary's dinky ground ball put Har-
rod over. He filled the bases by
walking Krause and then wild pitch
60 Webb home. Thereafter he struck
out Pinchhitter Peterson. In the sew
enth the Braves stepped into the lead
when Berry walked and scored on
stokke's triple.
Pembroke and Osborne were the
leading performers with the stick
yesterday. Penn getting a homer and
two singles in four trips and the chief
singing out a single and triple in two
times up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10

of the car. The Buick
also enjoys a good foreign
business. but the number of cars
shipped out of the United States as
with the total number Of
cars built is not very large. because
the Buick company has always had a
good demand at home and has not
pushed its foreign trade.
The working force at the Buick
plant is reduced somewhat just now
on account of the completion of this
years schedule. and the lay-off is
simply the usual procedure follow
ing the completion of the years pro-
duct and the start on another. When
working normally the plant gives EN-.
ployment to $500 men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10
AZ IS motion Th'oSs'.oSt s"s usivsrss.

fasf u a. pure ~ the dew % q peaeb
~ nature, AZ searching a. the pereIDptOrg
demand ~ the most eTacf eclsnne,
hsk Tor eD1 insist upon getting r. y. e.,
fhf yOrlds cure for all disorders " tbs
blood
Pof Dnyatf, Dsrp0nsl advice on stubborn
fbrODle rbsumstism write ~ once 10 the
sSjn specific 90, 212 swift Building, ~.
iaDfa, Ca, Thef medical department 10
famous 90 al blood diseases, aDd 10
equipped 10 make Ders0nsl blood tests, ep'
pfOrfd ~ ibe higlesi medical authorities
Oct a tDffie of y. y, \. fodsy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10
BEARS TAKE OPENER
FROM THE BAKER KUBS
Rad THROWS CONTRIBUTE To
DEFEAT IN GAME AT WAL
la WAII4A.

WAI.I4A WALLA, Wash. June 10.
Special. Bad throws on the
part OF Baker. together with hitting
in pinches by walla walla gave the
Fears the opener in the Kub-Bear
catch -catch-can at Sportsman
park yesterday. the score being to
II was a tip top game rull of fast
fielding and some punk throwing.
Baker gave the Bears the first and
last runs though the Bears earned
the three that came in the middle
Baker tied it up in the ninth by send
ing in sutherland as a pinch hitter but
the Bears came back in their half
with the winning run, thanks TO the
generosity Of Pitcher Meili. who
thought he was trying TO bump off
a star instead Of trying TO catch q
runner at home. When they found
the ball the game was over.
Baker started in the first, grabbing
cne off Kings single. a fielder's
choice and Nadeau's two bagger and
the Bears came back at them when
l.undstrum tapped a three bagger and
scored Immediately on a bad throw.
In the second the Kubs took the
lead, getting one off Lundstrum's err
ror. Togneri's sacrifice and Melilis
single in the fourth Walla Walla
stepped out in front. getting two.
Chliders walked. Schmidt singled.
Johnson sacrificed them on. Sheely
bit and McKean hit a two bagger
that scored the twp ahead lie
Bears fsttened their lead in the
sixth. johnson on by a forced hit.
stole a base and scored on sheely's
single.
In the ninth Baker took two. Sigs-
b. singled. TOgneri on by a fielder's
choice A passed ball, Sutherland's
pinch hit and an error tied up the
score.
In the Bears half Wallace walked
vent second on Remmers' sacrifice
and scored on Meili's bad throw.
Score r. II. T
arr II :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10

Germs OF Disease should be
promptly expelled from the blood.
This is a time when the system is
especially susceptible to them. Get
rid of all Impurities in the blood by
taking Hoods Sarsaparilla. and thus
fortify your whole body and prevent
illness.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10

~ fbesf sre dgns - bloo1 ippuTliieS bs.
lin ufiGf 4 nf ono. t0u need ~
tIlf se11effgl bl9q1 purifier IL aU acfi0n,
N fIGffs info GDeflDp bIlllDus ~ fells ~ fbf
D,st, lyngs spe 'bfopfl.opi ~ Doey.
tsgf bles1 gtgsf toUf enfife blOo1 clfculs
ilaa 3 fpf lbofOnfl iefl ~ lpg DafDr,
fDf sDe ID islnfiipg ifngsfes fgfry
afeW "A fegf bss1g n fusbfe lnto fyffg
fst4'a fpuoDuf s1ffaa anf ffsfg Dffgf ~
lhgil s'ft ffee6om, sifl Dsslfh, slfb nes
foauf slHiHflIfff
fse 49, y ~. iboggi . Pos,sf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10
Tl.ree Deaths from Heat.

CHICAGO. June s-Three deaths
have occurred in - hours from the
intense heat in northern Illinois. The
thermometer here registered % at
noon but a stiff breeze and low hu-
mldify Wer reducing the suffering.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10
FORMER gICE-PRESIDENT
STEVENSON MAY NOT LIVE

CHICAGO. June s.-FOrmer Viye-
President Stevenson is sinking slowly
~ the Presbyterian hospital. Attend
ants said his condition Is "Yerey bad
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10

A regular morning operation Of the
bowels puts you in fine shape for the
days work II you miss it you feel
uncomfortable and cannot put vim
into your movements For all bowel
irregularities HERBINE is the rem
e6y II purifies. strengthens and reg
ulates. Price soc. Sold by all deal
crE.-AdV
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10
SPORT
Nc,icrHlaNs ReSnlts

NF-ifIN'sIN : Itt"uItN
At Walla Walla-Walla Walla 5
Baker 4.
AT Pendleton-Penjleton 6, North
Yakima 8.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-06-10


Yakima ...0 0142 0 0-S
Pendleton ....0 8 l l 2 1 0 -13
Summary-Sacrifice hits, Peterson,
Naughton, Shredder; two-base hits,
Whit. Krause; three-base hits, Coen,
Osborne. Stokke;. home run, Penn
brooke; stolen bases. Pembroke,
Naughton; first on balls, off Osborne
?, Shredder 2; struck out, by Osborne
7. Shredder 7. MQuary 4; innings
pitched, by Osborne 1-3, Shredder
4 2-3. M'Quary 8 1-3; hits, off Osborne
3. Shredder 3, MQuary 10; wild
pitches, by Osborne !, Shredder j.;
left on bases, Yakima 8, Pendleton
7: double plays. Stoke to Walters;
hit by pitcher, Walters by Osborne;
time Of game, 1852; umpire, Hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
STEUBENVILLE

SIEl BENNlILE. o.. July 81
With tho primaries. which will decide
the Republican nomination for Con.
gress On this district but ten DAYS on
there is mobilization OF forces al
az strategic points by the candidates
The voters by this ume have the sit.
uation wei sized up and they know
who are IN the lead In the final lap
and who are coins 10 get the distance
haE
Shrswd observers Of politics put W
X Albdn Of This city as one OF the
leading cOntcndprs and with tho or.
sauizod work beius done for him In
the whiTlwind finish he is rated as a
winner business and industrial and
labor Interests which have suffered
Tor several years. back. By dcmagogic
legislation, want q return Of safe and
sound Republican politics
This week delegations reprcsentIur
hundreds OF votes In outside countiea
nave been here 20 see who was the
ioElcal and strong candidate In this
county % come 20 and 20 con iura
with and they all departed with tails
manic word 'Alban "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

az o'clock. The Ladies' Ala Society
viii meet Thursday AFTERNOON. Aueust
e. extended. and hearty welcome
awaits alI az tbs "Home-Iike Chu,rb..
Edrwo.I Lutheran church-The Eir
wood town bali. place or meeting. Rev
kAlph H1rsHman. pastor August O.
Eighth Sunday after Trinity Bisiu.
worship with sermon tg the pastsr. La
1850 %. m. sunday school al ESQ 81
IA. An are welcome
Narwood Lutheran Church-Th~ Cen.
trsl school building. place uf meeting
hft Ralph q Harshrnnn. pastor. August
tiEhth sunday after Trinity. uiv,~
efship with sermon hy the pastor af
% %. m.. sunday school az : 90 b. m
You are weiooms[
50 Johns ~. Prot. Courresatiou-
. Pastor rs. a. Jifert >sxt sunday Ger
man service at 1915 and SUNDAY school
ton. Services viii De- started again ON
the hrst sunday % September Further
. announcements during service.
ST. Mitthev's Lutheran church. u2
Water street BeuwpoI. " Va Rev
60, y. Hem pastor The services and
Eighth sunday after Trinity 30 a.
M SUNDAY school and Bible ciass Tor
adults. 1880 "a w. preaching services
iu the English lauFuaEe. g.80 ~. m
meeting % the Ladies'. society ~ tre
home Of Mrs. ". Nsstenhaver inriorrr
NN
erhuoi will give a lawn f.te ou NIrdef-
meyers lawn in Hogg- Run.
Warwood Presbyterian church Tusr.
tlefn street near WHrTuuI avenue EHv4r
w. Day. pnstor-Sahhlth school With
hlhle class for both men and women no
$3.50 q. m. No reaching service in ths
morning. on the church lawn at gao
.. m The sixth ~ the series OF outdoor
services vii be held. "NnIrfaIr -csnee
VIII be the theme 81 the evening Tls
program .lll De- varied and fuu 90 lr.
tercst All these twilight services F1vt
been deiEhtflly and rich lu heIrfulness
Friends whose rhurrnee boo the l|fv rfre
p" closed are cordially Invited trrrir-
tiH" H.uuFITUr meeting and vaarra
Lfar"f service "wednesday no g c.eIass
3. m.
50 iHHlF Evangelical church THIRTY.
t.fNih and Wood streets. August a.
i-A-rne. raetur---ert Toes Tor srrIs.
NlEIst Q. 1919 sunday bible school ar
10 ~ mo German preaching service 4t
l' 20 q. u.. ladies Ala society AT 81
ln. Wiling workers Monday evening M
Wesley Methodist Eg.a.sr.T church
.t-- Jacob street p E TIHrEH-4r. ...a.
fHr ~u"'a. school s.TU -rnru.. rr.r.
'"N. resistant super .rfarHrrf bob H..-..4
I.r'arnIrE az o. o.. D.. Rev M|rII4-.
'Hrrlu cham. Euwnrfh I.s.rur NO r
. on OH. cunt ~ fnr NuurH~r IIfa. Gam.
Meeting there viii Nn rH r..I. ugs.E ....
wee cordial Invitation Ia extended
f' aI 'o attend our services
CranrIus street Methods. rn.ssar..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

In December work began on the
bridge over the Juan Diaz river. aboy,
nine miles from Panama. II IA 70.
'hiorced concrete, arch Of something
over lo0foot span. which will be- tho
longest span arch on the Tsthmus A
number Of reinforced concrete Gu
ler's With spans ranging from 8 10 20
nave also been constructed
throughout the country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

e1ins' Jas. Pilney. % police officer of
.lonE4ig and hIs bondsmrn ana fBa
f.Ila OF DIl'ouFale f0 recover 500.
aaWHrns for an assault with a
policeman club ON Nav BE- IqrG
nirh Knocked out bic eve and nor.
m7renfIv injured him
Amos Arnold and Belize VgIIaor
from Ramsey. were LODGED DOB iaU on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

'ou formation was caused among
Si'uheuFilIo school officials TODAY
when DO vas learned That the Demo.
,IfiiC state auditor had ordered "a
levy by which This city loses ov.r
-.N''. IN la simply more Cox med
dune ana voters viii settle the natter
NJ November and bury Cox
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

samuel Hague and daughter Miss
anna romuanied by Nrs vs. d.
laEfr VIII spend SUNDAY with Mrs
lee kinney and mother Wrr Wood.
Aar1 who are visiting az Cadlz. %
They viii make the trim Ir fhr Iarra
machine and. viii Do accompanied bv
Herbert Brown chauffeur
Miss Rose Botkns a. Pittsburgh ia
mere Tor visit with relatives and
Mr. and Mrs Harry Bra1es. Sir and
Mrs Paul Damsel. Miss -rarEaref Wan.
loa. ii.'roert Fowler end Gus Hall are
canning near Port MashlrrfOE
VIII Fowler har returned fr hfa fu.
Jos at the store OF stone and Thomaa
wheeling. after pleasant visit with
.ls parents Mr. and Mrs George Fou.
Jog ~ North Broadway
Mrs kobrrf FLETCHER and children
afe home from visif with CamtrIdea
Mr and Mrs wesley HstfI-- OF
'am bridge have been u.aIfIrr fHr.r
sister. NiaE Jennie MrElr0y of CrHrrrr
street ana friends. ST. and Wrs Frank
ltQrnbfrry % East South street
Mrs. lyde OutlauI and babv are
visiting her mother. Mrs Evans 6f ~,
Ralph Carpenter ~ south Arch 81
is ,s,nlollng Welt with friends boz
Mrs p % Lucas and Mrs Harry
,.leat 9i % unter. spent ThIraday uIfr
We. Charles ~ Reed ~ East SCUM
W o Chapel % his city sBert
Iflrs1ay Dob columbus
Mre. Anna Mayhem and Children re-
turned fo their home AL Akron r-f..
after a Welt wift Mr. Mayhevs' mrff.
90, Mrs. Taylor ~ East Church af-llr
hlr and Mrs Fred Stuart have 10.
turned 40 their home af paIlrf-a ~
t'r visit wifh relatives here
SUI Harnafl fiasEineor OF Ohio 81
has a. her guests. Mes Fffs rFrrt-.-.
son n NounfsvlIie and WIaa F.ul..
Hasklusol OF 5hadysIle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Wayman A. NJ r. church. Rev W
o Davis. - D.. pastor. @ 30 q. m
sunday school the TriumphaI Entry"
Mark Ni. n. lawyer r J. Graham.
Handiwork Of God I2.I5 d mn
class meeting. leaders Chas farley
Houston Davis. John Harris mn
= &. p League. Twelve Great
verses. VII. The Courage Verse. Io6n
l.'. Conservation meeting. Mrs Mar.
garet Harris, president T.45 % m
sermon. And Il Was As When tyiiab
Heard II That lie Wrapped Ills FACE
IN Ills Mantle and Went out and
stood In the Entering OF the cave 7"
'tiebrstion Of Holy Communion. Let
every one who reads this notice al.
tend the service. Attend church ~.
cry Sunday Cultivate "A aeeirs for
going 90 church and BE- prompt 10
church as YOU are 90 work Wednes.
day. prayer and class meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

First Church OF Christ Sciapffs,
4. o q. ". auditorium. Mo Cbspli1s
street Services SUNDAY al n "a m
subject OF lesson Love" SUNDAY
school az H.fs am - "Wednesday ties.
iimonial meeting az .. m. same ad.
dress. Reading room open daily. ex-
in. 10 Z .. m. also on Saturday even
ings from Z 20 = o'clock The public
~ invited 90 visit our reading rooms
No. lllH Chapline street. and 10 an.
tend our services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Emmanuel Baptist church r1ff rf--..
near Twenty ninth. Arden F Miller r4a.
sabbath school viii b. called f1 o.
~ Lhf .Hp'riuteudcnt Mr. Harry T.
"a, Do o'clock The Lords supper viii h.
Observed 40 this sers See. and fEa Egrt
l L'llN".hlp given Co. new members.
allure caused by N0r In,InF fb.
Truth. Tho Willing Workers viii r-.lf
~ we church NJ %. m. MsdneHd4r Tho
regular prayer service Vyefr.ate,. 800.
lnE. 80. Teachers meeting AZ the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01
Probate Judo. e.Lknan.

Probate judge elect Juo G. BeIknap
takes bis Office on August 7. when he
invites friends to cali We predict
n courteous and efficient adm.ulstra-
ton OF the office 90 which no. should
have been indicted two years earlier.
but Tor Democratic political chicauery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-01

Church. FfftH ana NI.rk.f .tr..ii fE-
ii. iiesH fninfgfsrH- Services August :
s-r tF Follows sunday school o r1 i 3D.,
..il q. 80 ana q 80 o.. Co.,. sermons
Nf'f traces. evening "TrIsrTa .r
Jesus Epwurth LeBFu.. E.ts n rr
umrh. Elizabeth gaf-frr I.4rl- ~.
thF. p. b. u. meeting off OBJ. Hfrrfsr
board IIrr1rN 900 81 m. Junior "a.
AN'. 'l1N. 10 81. T PRAYER rIrsf-
pr ffliHH 500 o. u. choir rtHsaresr
40. ~. cordially irf iced. those agf.r.
churches are closed eifI find "a rrai...-..
rr .... church
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church. samuel a. Jones. minister. To
We following services a very cordial ina
hlfHfl'u Ie extended boo .UU -t5r.ts !.
Z. Hu"lt hr. Alvin Winters. rupsriufen-
1'Ni. ID t. r.. MORNING. wors-Iu sub
i'ri. some tujsulhIs Fact- boz christ
i'flih Do ui EuWoTfh League. tNi-
uEnt service Miss HiIda Randi I.sIsr
lH.- service HrI4 uu the lawn of Az.
huh'fl Morrison. 2IZI Ear street So
MtiuDsIay evening.
Second United Presbyterian church
Rev. J. 10 Little ID. D. pastor. The
pastor will preach in the morning al
lu 30 No evening service sabbath
school az q 30 a. m cordial vel
come Is extended 20 an 20 attend these
services
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. July 81. - Mr.
Charles Cole Of South Lincoln Ave fell
from The porch az her home on Wed
nesday evening luiurIng her Jeff shout
der and arm. She was taken 90 North
wheeling hospital on Thursday where
an eN ray picture was made showing
an impacted fracture just below the
shoulder Mrs Coles many friends
we're sorry 20 learn o. her mlsfor.
tune