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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
OUT-THE-PIKE
n.ioai end Literary entertainment.

Arrangements have been completed FOR
u musical end literary entertainment.
which will b. given tomorrow evening
in the First Methodist Episcopal church
OF Elm Grove. beginning promptly at ;
O'Clock. uncer the auspices Of the
Ladies Auxiliary The program fol-
lows:
Male Chorus .................. selected
Piano SolO-By ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
HNkubln stem
Miss Hazel Wallace.
Reading Paradise and the Penn" 30.
Miss Henrietta Linton.
Mr. g. W sadIer.
Miss Lydia wagner.
Violin Solo. ...-.-.- ......-.-.. selected
Eddy Kerns.
Solo-"Ihe Love Garden Of Roses.
.................. Rutherford
Miss Carrie Kraft.
Reading ..-.-...-. .--.. Scicctcl
Miss Elizabeth Saver.
BARTON Solo. .....-....-..-... Selected
Mr.. Joseph T.. Mcilveen.
Accompanies. Mrs. Arthur MARBLE.
Piano Solo-~rhe Last Hope" ....--..
Miss Hazel Wallace.
Offering by tho Ladies Auxiliary.
Address ........-..... Rev. :. Il. Hart
SolO-Thc Land of Long Ago.
$500. .-. tharlcs hnisht
Miss Carrie Kraft.
Male AnOTnE . Selected
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K. OF P'S ELECT
ofheers Of Wheeling Lodge NO. ll4 Are
Namea-BusineSs ard Social Ses-
sion Followed Election.

TUESDAY evening wheeling Lodge No.
~ y 81 T.. held the annual election
Of officers. az which time officers Tor
lhe cominF wear were elected Follow
ms the election tho members held n bus-
ln'ss session. which was later followed
~ social session. The result Of the
election follows.
g. g.. Charles Stewart. v G.. Sidney
io' Irclatc. Samuel t. Wilson. NJ Of
". J. u. Weaver. Is. 81 ~. a s. Charles
W. pictrich. 81 81 D.. y. Earl Sparro:
~ of EN.. o. ". Cox. NJ nt A. III ~.
lh"fnns. T. O.. john ~. CLARK. O a.
Nlhert !. schmidt. board ~ directora ~
~ imam club. Charles stewart. Charles
W. Dietrich md j. Earl sparRo.
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THRGg PRIsoNERs 10 -.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. T.
Three men were taken to the ppnite7
uary from the lower end OF the state
Today 10 serve sentences for murder
and one for burglary. Tho murdorcrs
are Walfman Fish. seven years for
killing his brother John Fishor. in
Rreenbrior county. Cal souders. ton
years Tor kiliing Loidley Allen ir
hanaWha county. William Griffin
fourteen years for killing a Greonhricr
county farmer.
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oEPARTMENTs CALLED
When Repsirmsn Accidentally Turns
IN Fire Alarm.

The Nlarorl. Atlantic and Hook and
Ladder IRE departments OF tho south
side cnloyedt1l q run. yesterday after
noon ai -four O'Clock fo Tweufy.eocond
''rcrt. in rn pom tD 90 ralao alarm
Nfiiie. unrman employed to make
repairs upon fhr fra boxes wac max.
inF preparation f0 lost UoH o.. Ioraf.
ed at nty.aecond and Main streets.
when hc accidentally art the alarm ID,
moiion calling ont ihe three depart.
ments.
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JUDGE RETURNS
Police Court Jurtst was Able TO Re-
sumo Duties Yesterday-Ftnsd
One Spo0der.

Judge Jordan. who has been in at
MS home for few days. was able to
resume has duties on the police court
bench yesterday morning. 4. NJ. Bouth.
OF short Creek, was the FIRST victim TO
iall under the judges convalescent Pc
Rod and paid tine OF $40 and costs
Tor speeding. lie had been arrested on
heeiinE Hill 10y Officer Worls.
The case against Harry Pryor was
cropped. owinE Co tire failure 10 secure
certain witness. Luther ~. Clemens,
lihed - and costs Monday. did not show
up 10 prove his innocence yesterday
morning
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BIG BATTLES
Cconrnusd from rus, Page,

reported that Servians are taking with
them 10000 Austrian prisoners who
were captured during previous cam
paigns.
The position of the Servians is rem
idered even more serious by the sue
cess of the Austrian cruiser Novara
and destroyers in sinking steamers
which had arrived at san Giovanni di
Medua with supplies and war material
for them.
In view OF the probability Of Ger
many asking Great Britain for safe
conduct for her attaches. whose recall
from the United States has ben asked
considerable interest h. taken IN the
action OF the German submarine in re-
moving from Greek steamer the
British attach. Colonel Napier. who
was on his way to London from Sofia
munition Ship Sunk.
VIENNA. via London. Dec. Z. 1855
y. m.-The following official communi-
cation from general headquarters was
issued today:
The Austrian cruiser Novara. with
some des;royers on December 3. sank
az san Giovanni al Medua three large
and two small steamers and five large
and several small sailing vessels while
they were discharging war material.
one steamer was blown up Our
Ilotilla was bCmbsrded very heavily
from land By about twenty guns but
without success.
our warships destroyed the French
submarine fr"snel and captured the
commander. the second officer and
twenty-six men
In the night Of November 20 an
other flotilla sank an Italian steamer
armed with three guns and an italian
motor rat.ng vessel. which was fully
loaded and en- route from Brindisi TO
buiIfzlo. The survivors Of the
20 amer including four marines were
.fptursd. Che crew 81 the motor sail.
fac vessel we're released Ina their
boats"
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DID,. capture ~ 900 metres of an adj
Narrfd FRENCH trench in the cham
ufHuo district r~ef uf AuhrriVc was nu-
n"HnUed Dr. German army headduarfrrr
to-day Sixty men were taken prisoner
In This operation
It'EHrdiuE conditions ON fhe western
fNt eastern irunta. the official state
o. .uf saws.
weston theatre OF war Scar Barry
FH-linf large milne waa aurreaafufIv
't UI'dNd a French trench with lts or-
rIurufr wee destroyed Nn anarrv mine
position thnt bad been almost completed
w Hr De- IrUIUf
Ia0f 90 NuhrcrlNe iu fhr CrannrHrre
about 800 metrHa OF au advanced F.ranrh
trench wHn fakru. More than aIrfv rr.ar
fn.I irff our hands
Eastern theatre Uf war. The -frr.r-
fIHu ia unchanged"
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ARREST LTPGARD
IN YOUNGSTOWN
Man Charged With Enfbezzlsmsnt Here
Il Taken Into Custody ny Ohio
Authorities.

\ Lipsard. who is CHARGED with er,
bezklng from The TorcIrn Printto.
.ompany Of Main street near twelfth
Wa arrested iu youngstown o.. "a th4
announced 81 headquarters last nleh.
ne police have been searching for him
Youngstown
ID, Pc b. heing brought TO this CITY br ,
oinE ~l"wn officer. and - cXrected
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6olSoGNE. Dec. :, via London. Dec. s.
Sol a. m.-The Cologne Gazette's Con.
StaLllhople correspondent says.
ne entente allies have begun A
grand offensive at the Dardanelles per-
maps IN consequence OF Earl kitchener's
visit. but the Turkish authorities are
incined TO believe that "a is only a
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AMERICAN STEAMER
tcoatlnusd From rirst Par..l

ACoaNuueu rum ENNht FeHesl
did not encounter the submarine untH
Sunday
II the COmmunipaw was sunk near
the coast OF Tripoi she must have
been some 500 miles or more from the
point where the call picked up Athens
was said TO have originated.
LONDON. Dec. g.. 3.27 a. m.-The
Athens correspondent OF the Daily
News In a dispatch dated December o.
said that the local wireless station -
C'ived appeals for help from an Ameri-
can ship torpedoed by a submarine
The Greek government despatched a
torpedo boat. but by the time she ar
rived on the scene only some wreckage
was found
on December 9. an Athens dispatch
announced that wireless Gait fot
aid had been received that morning
from an unnamed American ship The
message stated that the vessel was be-
ing attacked by submarine south
of tho island % Crete. Subsequent 20
communicate with the vessel we're
fruitlrss
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The Eov. p o. girhards. d. 10 or
Africa. Will deliver an address tu fhs
Methodist Episcopal church rf IIIIr..
on Tuosdnf struIuE. Drrrwh0r o. Hf b.
o'clock ur Richards belongs fr DO
department BOZ charge OF tho fDllDu-uu
work ~ Tho Latwsu'e Missionary Move
rrcuf. which was held tho larf or Soc
rcrnher boz Wheeling
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HIltIIN. h.r. T tIr London G.ns 70.
OBJ. Tho w.r office announced today
iHHL fhc French forces in Southwest arn
serbia. near tle Nardar river hat. been
compelled fu retreat
The capture of Iuek Mort.n.rrn afs..
D." announced
Tho official statement on the Balkan
uUnrnfiuuH ie rs follows
balkan Theatre ~ var. Th. ritt o.
lpDA tlu Montenegro. uruuf O.. mU-r
from the serbian border h4a been
reached. some 1850 urlauusra were
trUulIf iu.
"pu account nf O. threatened rnvsfop-
fUNnI "f fNUIr positions ir fHr Germ
l.Hrfel. NartIar salient fhe Trenrh have
been Compelled to EiNe up their posi-
Inur there"
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Railroad men here have noticed
during fhr past few weeks gradual
decline in The shipment Of horses 20
.fa uelIgorcrt nations
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ooAL coMpANY eHARrrarn-

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dce IA
certificate Of Incorporation was iasued
today Co the prince-Wick Coal com
pany 81 Beckley. 20 have chief works
On Raleigh county Tho aufhorfyed
capital is 100000 and tho incorpora.
tors are Prince a. Lily and J. r.
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CR0ZIER DIES
AT HOSPITAL

Thomas Crozier. who was injured in
an accident at Bellaire yesterday. died
al the Ohio Valley General hospital al
40 this morning. He was a proplin-
ent glass worker OF Bellaire. and had
lived there much OF his life.
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offensive On oa1Iipolt

and that For good or for in" ne will
on saturday present TO the government
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'H'fNfN. IifN N. ESQ a. m.aa Fearing
fnL fne success of fnc Earl ~ uarhv 4
N'liniafN enlistment scheme the rfhar.
~ nov fulrfra are HINUraflnr au eNfan-|
FlUn RI fhr time limit o. fhe srnsrra
gniu ne end n lfrcrmlfrr Instead III no
fixed
The Earl OF Derby. announce fbsfI
mere VII pe no extension 81 the time
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Mvrtie Lodge Eleet. Officers.

Tho mCTlNaTN OF NYsIIr TNdEO- No. IT
Knights OF Pythias. 80 their regular
meeting held .iouday evening tn their
hall Main street. Film Grove elected the
following Officers for the ensuing term.
Chancellor Commander. l.. - Winters.
vice chancellor. Fred T. Hall: Master
OF Work. :. \. Hiidrcth. keeper OF rec
ords and seals ana master Of finance,
j. j.. Warden, master of eNctgr1 uer. r..
r. Showers. prelate. H.. W. cutting. mas
ter Of arms. John Mccoy; inner guard
Simms: and trustee Charles e.. Wood
The officers will o. installed az the first
regular meeting 10 be held in January
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Hornbrook of Pemberton: Thomas w
Mickham. w W. Hume and Ashton
File. Of Beckley.
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were made for a Christmas tree for the
members OF the class on Christmas.
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At the regular monthly meeting Of the
council Of Woodsdnle held last night in
the Stratford hotel. the date for the sue-
gestion meeting was set FOR Friday
evening. December 2. The meeting VIII
be held in the Wo1dsdlls school build
Ing. at which time candidate viii Doe
nominated Tor mayor. recorder and couu-
ell. TO be voted upon re- The election to
be held January 8. The new firC truck
q eNpectee 20 arrive about December
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NeW-Way Wonder
for corns, "cets-It"

Nhe Big Surprtao For Corn Owners. It's
sure Simple, safe, ouiok.
Listen to the wee story Of "Gefs-rf
IN" Worlu.a greatest corn romesIv Tf.a
short story only about two feet -
Mary bad little Gcfa-It' and corn
upon Der Toe, and every time she put or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

72N90 Bleachefi
Sheets. good quail
lily muslins. soc
value. coupon. 3ec
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. July IL
The Ladies Rest Room in the Brooke
county court will be especially handy
and convenient during Chautauqua
week in Wellsburg. and will be an eN
cellent resting place for ladies' that
nave no other place TO 20. The room
Is conveniently equipped with plenty
Of chairs and benches. with a table
or two. and with running water nearby
II will be especially convenient for
residents from neighboring cities OF
the rural sections OF this county thai
come 10 the city in the morning IA
shop. and then have a wait until tho
afternoon attraction az the Chautau
qua tent II will be an excellent place
TO rest and eat lunch. II one is
brought. And IL will be proper place
for those out-Oftown who desire "a
attend both attractions and have no
other place TO 20.
The room 81 centrally located in
the new wing Of the court house. Take
the steps in the rear Of the building
on the alely between the City building
and the Court House Visitors will
ind the rest room supplied with every
convenience and is pleasant room.
wei ventilated and equipped for the
purpose for which IL is Intended
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Woman'. pvtv ~ n.r,,I,

Every woman owes 81 TO herself to
keep In good health. No one can rea-
sonably be expected TO maintain a
cheerful disposition when half sick.
INDIGESTION and constipation are two
OF the most common ills TO which
women are subject and fortunately are
easily cured. Mrs. N. G. Getty, In
diana, Pa, writes. Last summer was
advised by a friend to try Chamber
lain's Tablets for Indigestion and CON
supaion. This medicine not only
cured me of these disorders but toned
up my whole system so that my health
has been better than for years since
taking them For sale by all dealers.
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chautsuqua Opens.

The Redpath Chautauqua Company
opened the second annual course Wed
nesday afternoon at the corner OF
twelfth and Main streets. During
the day the weather was excellent and
a great throng enjoyed the afternoon
program. The ticket committee re-
ports only a few more tickets to be
sold The $500 guarantee has almost
been made up but IL will be necessary
20 sell few more season tickets and
those who have not purchased their
tickets are urged to do so at once.
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McMeehen Brief.

Rev. = u. Fellers returned 10 his
Dome az Youngstown. o.. yesterday
after a visit OF couple OF days with
friends here
walter stevens. who went 10 Frost
Sdrg, Nd. FOR the benefit OF his health,
u reported to be getting along nicely
ana viii be able To return to his home
here BY the latter part OF the month.
Mrs. Arthur Lszenby. wife of Rev
Arthur LAzenby. pastor OF the VI. r
church. was removed TO her home here
yesterday from the Ohio Valley Gen.
erai Hospital. where she has been con.
nned the last two months. having un.
oergone very serious operation.
Mrs. Lazenby r. improving very nice
y. much 20 the satisfaction OF her
many friends
The ladies Of the Catholic church
OF this city will hold an ice cream
social on the Hanley lawn. in South
Benwood. this evening.
Fillmore Marley of this city. while
oranking his Ford machine. Tuesday
afternoon. had the misfortune TO sus.
tain a fractured arm.
Harry Rogers. of this city, attended
the funeral directors convention al
Wheeling. yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Thoenan. who r. spend.
ing the summer at their summer home
In Marion county. Is spending a few
days In the city. the guest OF rela-
tives and friends
Lone Star Temple No. 3. Pythian
Sisters. will be in charge OF degree
work at the Benwood orders head.
quarters this evening. when several
new members will be taken into the
order Of that place.
Several local parties will attend a
hay ride 20 be given by Glendale Ia
dies this evening.
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Mills WORKING.

Practically all the mills in town are
working full time. The Wheeling
Ceiling Roofing Company. which
has started recently. is employing a
large force Of men. Tho Merchant a.
Evans Company's mill IL working full
time The Warwood Tool Company
u working about three-fourths time.
This mill depends mainly upon its
trade in coal mining tools Since the
ONO mines have resumed operation
the business has begun TO pick up. II
Il thought that by winter the entire
force OF men will be given steady en-
ployment.
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WARW0OD
Painfully Injured

Painfully Injured.
Cecil Bibbee. small boy residing in
south Warwood, was painfully injured
yesterday afternoon while working for
Chris kercher. at Beech Bottom. The
accident occurred when young Bibbee
vas walking through the barn. An
iron bar used 10 keep the passage
way closed between the feed room
and stock compartment. fell as the
boy walked under IL. and cut a cash In
the top Of his head. The boy was I'M
mediately taken TO the house. where
the wound was cleansed and dressed
The boy was reported resting easily
AT late hour last evening.
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Briefs and Personals.

The official board OF the Methodist
church mot this week and squared
everything up to date. All bills were
ordered paid The minister's salary
was also paid in full to date This is
the first year that the church has been
able to settle at this early date.
Mrs. Anna Noble OF Twenty fifth
street. is confined TO her home on &C
count of illness.
Mrs. Albert Clark OF North War
wood. Is confined TO the house with an
attack of measles
Mr. Grover Bibbee OF Wellsville. Is
visiting at the home of his parents
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. 5. Bibbee, of South
Warwood.
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impressive funeral services over tho
iemains or the late Cecil Bradley. nine
~ -ol4 son ~ Mr. and Nrs. John
bradley, Of Tomlinson avenue. who sile-
cumbcd {" typhoid fever % Tho family
nylns lgesuay morning we're held at tho
FA1e OF death last evening az 80
CLOCK ne service was conducted Hv
keV. j. VI. Howard. pastor ~ the NJ
- church ana were largely ATTENDED.
tcrment viii BE- made this Afternoon ir
the Brooke cemetery a. Wcuahura
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nrtefs ana Personais.

John SIliousk. who was injured sew
sfal days ago n improving at the North
Wheeling HOSPITAL
Joseph Kelley. who has been az with
weeks. viii be able 20 be removed 10 mis-
home within a week n there are no set
backs
Miss Marie Hspe. OF water street is
sislths friends and relatives Ia Pitts
Mrs. Elmer Mellot % Barnesvilie. has
returned after attending the funeral 81
her nephew, Elmer SiVard
Howard Connwell, OF Pittsburgh is
Nlsiung AZ the home OF Mr. Morning
star. on Water street
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Grove last evenin. The company after
arriving at their destination butt a
huge bonfire over which they roasted
the daintiest sweets. MIR. and Mrs.
George Kindelgerger acted as chaper-
on for the Young folks
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MOUNDSVILLE
TO Hold General Meeting.

4 general meeting Of the Marshall
County Agricultural society has been
called To be held in this city. SATURDAY
July -. a. 10 o'clock In the rooms %
the Board % Trade in the Mercantile
Bank building. County Farm Agent O..
g. MusRrove viii make n summarized
report or the years work 80 the meet
ing. which will cover all phases Of the
society's work. ~ ~ desired that every
member Of the society attend the meet
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Mine Closed.

The Richland mine. located in the
southern part OF town. was closed yes
terday on account OF short orders.
This mine ran steadily all through
the winter because OF the shutdown
In Eastern ohio. Since the resump-
ton Of the Ohio mines the business
has begun TO drop OF considerably.
end an occasional DAY Off il necessa-
~. The mine will resume work to-
morrow
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con,rnot - 20 aohonl

Contractors Thomas shrimp and Son
have been awarded the contract 20 erect
"a new four room school building on Ash
avenue by Mr. Parry Miller The build
INK when completed will be leased by
the board OF Education Tor i've years.
IL viii be- two stories high. 90 be- built
~ concrete blocks and Will cost In the
ueighhorhood OF q. 600. ENravatinE for
the new building was started yesterday
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Euchre Tonfuft

Mrs. Florence Shafer will given an
entertainment and euchre this evening
al her home on Nineteenth street
There will be a number OF local PEG
pie as well as Wheeling people attend.
The main diversion OF the evening will
be cards. At a late hour refreshments
will be served
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Director Baker with the workmen and
actors will arrive within a week and
the frst production Of phtoplay will
be started. Within thirty days the
first production will be shown on the
screen
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Recovering az l.o.pltsI.

According 10 word received from
me Glendale Hospital Thomas Glow
er, OF THIS city. who was seriously In
JuIea while a. work AZ Moundsyille
WIN the wreck crew. Monday even
INK. - ooing as nicely az could BE- ex-
Ie,ted. and hopes for his recovery are
oeing entertained. Mr.. Glover was
conscious the greater part OF yester-
oSs' out The result OF the dangerous
injury cannot be determined.
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with hoarseness and a couipresscd feel
ing 10 my lungs. The cough reduced
my strength and I had 30 stop work
AZ the SAME time ] was suffering from
indigestion and had 20 live on stale
bread and milk. BY liver aiso was in
a very inactive condition, az well AZ
my bowels These discouraping svmp-
toms readily yielded b. the inatirpee
Of the Discovery 90 my great pleasure
and comfort MIA. Touv d. 'EAsrs.
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remedy Tor al its ingredients are
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Depend upon this grand remedy 10
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kENTON-Miss Eleanor Emery, aged
~. well known IN the younger social cir
Cles Of the city and daughter OF DR.. W
g. Emery had "a narrow escape from
drowning this morning In the waters OF
Taylor creek at Bells Park. As she was
Wendt, son Of Assistant Cashier Will
Wcndt Of the kenton National Bank
plunged into the water which BE- ten feet
deep and after heroic struggle brought
the unconscious girl 20 the shore where
she was revived.
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Parole Board Met

The West Virginia Parole Board mot
yesterday morning in the office Of War
ucn NJ n. White at the prison and took
under consideration about 200 appIica-
ions Tor parole. The board g. cofnpos "A
o. Messrs. Warden NJ. H. White w. b.
Ihilips, captain ". -. Alexander and
wilson ClerA NnH NJ. AHrna-