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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
BLAMES PHILLIES
FOR Spelling TRIP

BOSTON. Oct l51The failure Of
the proposed transcontinental trip OF
the champion Boston Americans and
their recent world series opponents.
the Philadelphia Nationals, was the
subject OF a telegram tonight from
President Joseph J. Lannin OF the Bos-
ton club. TO Robert b. McRoy. secre-
tary OF the national commission. The
message of the Red Sox president.
which asserted that fault for the
abandonment of the plan lay with the
Philadelphia club management, was
IN answer TO a telegram from Mr.. Nc
Roy notifying the Boston team that
the philadelphia men had changed
ther minds and were willing to make
the trip
The telegram said in part:
The Boston team and management
were ready at all times to make the
trip to California and understood that
everything was satisfactorily ar
ranged. You were present at the meet
ing "Wednesday night when the Phila-
delphia management positively stated
that their players must attend a ban
quet Saturday night in Philadelphia
anu CONSIDERED IL more important than
the trip. which was scheduled to open
In Chicago the next day. This sudden
change. and the unsatisfactory man.
ner in which the whole affair was
handled. led our players. manager Car
rigan and myself to believe there
would be no trip. Most of the Boston
players are now on their way home.
Too late for the Philadelphia manage
ment to reconsider"
President Lannin said tonight that
he had wished very much to have the
teams play in the west and felt that
the trip would be of great value to
organized baseball. He added that he
had personally offered to finance the
entire proposition when the San Fran
cisco men who were active in pro-
noting IL had failed to present guar
antees that were considered satisfac-
tory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
SHOT Fos TURKEY.

LEwisTOwN. Pa. oct i5.-Mis.
taken for a Wild turkey BY one Of his
companions. Thomas Kemerer. a hunt.
Or residing 81 South Forks. Pa. vas
instantly killed to-day when a heavy
charge o. shot struck him fully IN the
face a. close range Clarence Grier.
81 McVeytown. q 2Oyearold youth.
did the shooting An Inquest was held
and The jury rendered verdict Of
accidental shooting
Philip Hertzer. u Port Royal was
the victim % q similar accident a
load Of shot striking him 10 the aldo.
men. leaving the man IN precarious
condition
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
RIVER NEWS


Dense FOX end heavy shipments DO.
lsye1 hDats operating on the Ohio
river Yesterday. and we're responsible
Tor The Reuben Dunbar's being a day
behind her schedule when she touched
The local wharf o. Z o'clock last night,
bound from Charleston 10 Pittsburgh.
because oi fhis delay Fhe will not be
down until sunday morning. instead
OF This morning
The Liberty arrived last night and
VIII cleer this morning at ~. on her
usual Saturday trip 10 New Mata-
mor1e
Tho kanawha. from Charleston
bonn dfor Pittsburgh On due Co reach
Dor" tomorrow Ht noon She is DO.
ported carrying o. biz cargo
The slate st The local wharf yesfer
DAY afternoon was slightly above %
ieet bciug pool Stage a good nati
gable stage .s reported at aU points.
however. and rivermen anticipate no
trouble from low water the remainder
Of me season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
CIVILIANS TO
DO RECRUITING

LONDON. Oct. 15.-S:20 D. m.-Re-
cruiting is to be taken entirely out Of
the hands OF the military authorities
and entrusted exclusively to civilian
organizations This. in a nutshell. is
the scheme by which the Earl OF Rex
by. director of recruiting for the army.
hopes TO secure a sufficient number OF
voluntary enlistments TO render re-
course 10 transcription unnecessary
lie described the new system at a pri-
vate conference with the parliament
iary recruiting committee and the Joint
labor recruiting board this afternoon.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


The State OF West Virginia. Ohio Coun-
In the Circuit Court for Ohio County.
vs. Msst Nlrglnia October Rules. 1915.
hua mayer Kelly. In Chancery
John c Kelly. Divorce
a. ne object Of this suit is to secure for
me complainant therein an absolute di-
vorce from the bonds OF matHmony from
the above named defendant
ana II appearing an affidavit filed
IN said cause at these Rules that the
defendant John c. Kelly is not a resi-
Gent OF the state Of West Virginia and
ne n9t having been served with process
IN SAID suit. on motion OF the complain
ant by J. Bernard Handlan. her counsel.
this order OF publication Is entered
against him. and IL ordered that the
said defendant above named. be and he
- required TO appear within one month
after the date OF the first publication
or this order, and do what Is necessary
to protect his interests. II is further
ordered that this order be published and
posted as required by law.
Witness, John l.. Kingdom. Clerk OF
our said Court. at the Court House OF
SAID county, this 9Th day OF October.
1915. to-wit: october Rules, 1915.
JOHN l.. kINGHORN. Clerk
Published the first time October sth.
Attest:
JOHN l.. KINGHORN. Clerk.
j. BERNARD HANDLAN.
Solicitor for Complainant
The state OF West Virginia, TO the Sher-
We command you that you summon
John g Kelly. II he be found in your
bailwick. 20 appear at the Clerks office
Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio County at
rules 10 be held for the said court, on
the first Monday In October 1915 20
answer bill In chancery exhibited against
him In the said Court by Eda Mayer
Kelly. and have then aud there this writ.
witness, John l.. Kingdom. Clerk Of
our said Court at the Court House Of
said County. In the city Of Wheeling.
this fth day % october. 1915. and In the
53rd year Of the State of West virginia
JOHN 1. kiNGHORN. Clerk.
ohio County. Circuit Court. october
Eda Mayer Kelly W.. John c. Kelly.
summons IN chanccry.
J. BERNARD HANDLAN. r. q.
Tho within named John q. Kelly is no
inhn1itant OF my bailtwick nor found
therein this fth day Of october, 1915.
a r. SWEENEY.
Sheriff Of Ohio County.
To the above named defendant. John G.
You viii hereby take notice that upon
the first day of the March Term. A. ~.
1915. 10 Part I OF tho Circuit Court for
Ohio County. West Virginia. the said
complainant will ask that this cause b.
set FOR hearing and that upon the said
hearing the said complainant will intro
duco the testimony Of Mrs. Joseph
Mayer, Max Mayer Mrs Julia Dryfuss
and 81 this complainant IN support OF
The allcgatiuns and prayer of her bill %
complaint
EpA MAYER KELLY.
49, j Bernard uandlan.
o-N-lh-LA-4u Tier solicitor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
ELECTRICIAN HURT
Edward cashdoIIar Injured When
Heavy Iron Pole Falls With
Him In Street.

Edward Cashdollar. of Park View.
electrician employed by the McKelvey.
Ewing Electrical Company. was pain.
fully injured yesterday morning when
l5-foot iron light post. standing on
the curb in front of the Mutual Bank
building. fell into the street. Cash
dollar was working on the pole at the
time.
He was rendered unconscious by the
fall and was badly cut about the head
He also was severely bruised He was
removed to his home and II is believed
he will recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
CONGESTION
WEARS OUT
The BODY

Have YOU ever stopped 10
think that the congcsted,
fctid matter i'm the intcs-
tines causes general wear
ing out of the body. Makes
It 50 weak that IT cannot re-
sist the most common dis
eases. Constipation forces
poison into the blood and
undermines the general
health. TRIETS relieve this
condition. Zoe and 2jc at all
drug stores.
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TO MIDDLEBOURNE
rriadsiphia District High School Tear.
VIII Riay Faat squad In Tylsr
County seat. Today.

The Tradeiphia district hirh school
eleven viii 90 to Middiebourne today
where they viii play the hlrb school
team ~ that place Under fhe excellent
handling ~ Coach Melville stewart. Tel.
ade ia high has developed into the
hesi Team in the nlgt9ly 0f Tire school
ana De- la expected fhaL the local rlurf
VIII give ar account ~ fhrH1aeI ives whom
They meet The last Tyler county team
this Afternoon
The mrmBrrs who Gill make the trir
HrN H1nrurn. HfarH. Hannah. Tuffa.
smith. Nichols TohrrIr. UfI. WurrF.
~ H.nht Ma zee. uumphr.F stewart.
Iupt a. 81 JACOB. rr. Coach hrrvIifr
stewart and Manager MrfaIu
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". Y. U. is NOW
READY FOR GENEVA

Special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
NOfGANTOWN ". Va. oct IA
short suauIg siru.l drill which follow
90 one half h.HI or ruutlnr. drop kick
iuE and kichIuE Off. formed the bulk ~
" est virginia fl.Il pre- arafiuua for
tho ttulNu Sam. frequent changes
were made boo the personnel Of the VAR
Flfy hHcEfsf.d and Do o. not known to-
NIGHT just who the fourth man will be-.
todrerr WIN start at quarterback. a new
role Tor Dian. while Iurff aud UItr will
appear ut halves Bailey will rauiHre
srw man OFF tackle. ~ tho field Dr. dfv
West fIrrlu.a hopes t1 win by at least
tgD t0urhdDnur. otherwlae one viii be-
the margin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
OHIO OIL MEN TO
VISIT ". VA. FIELD

CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct. 10
Members OF the board OF directors OF
the Ohio Cities Gas Company are
scheduled 20 visit the $1,000 AGREES Of
oil and gas territory controlled by the
company on Cabin Creek. Kanawha
county
They will leave Columbus Saturday.
October % and expect TO spend two
dny7 on the property. In the party
viii b. Deeman g. Dawes OF Marietta.
Dro sident. emo . number Of other CAPT
tsiists Of the Muskingum valley Col.
mibus. cleveland and Cincinnati men
will also be on ihe tour
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ARRESTS MADE.

PITTSBURGH. oct. 1S-Twcnty-fi five
arrests we're made to-day con charges OF
violating the election laws IN conncc-
ton with the primary election here on
september 81. Tho fnformations were
made before Alderman 4. J Sullivan and
grew out Of the fight for the Republican
nomination for parliamentary between
William u. kirkcr and David ~ Johns
The defendants are charged with per
hitting unregistered persons 20 vote 4
total OF % arrests have already beau
made on this charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
Disappointment Expressed.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-Consid-
cradle disappointment was expressed
by members OF the Philadelphia Ma
uonals when they learned that Presi-
dent Lannin OF the Red Sox definitely
had determined to call of the pro-
posed trip 10 the Pacific Coast. The
Phillies had hoped that arrangements
Tor the trip TO start at Chicago early
next week finally would be made and
had left their addresses with Manager
Moran declaring they were anxious to
go.
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COMPLETE EXAMINATION.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. oct I5-After
On eNatninatiop ~ the records Of husi-
ness or the Chesapeake a Ohio railroad
company which occupied three month
". > Bleuemann assistant statistician
~ me Public Service Commission to-
Eethcr with several assistants has re-
lurhed from kichmOnd. 10 a. believed
ne commission now has sufficient sta
lletigs 20 base decision on the petition
Of the railroad COMPANY for rarrnieei,,,,
~" increase itT Passenger rates from
Two 20 Two and one-half cents mile
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INCREASE pEnrrp.

ClfAHLEsTON. W. Va. oct AN or
der entered today by the Public Service
commission requires the Chenille
water company Co continue charging
water consumers iu Gfouviffo glimer
county. a. the rate ~ 10 cents n thous-
1nn Fhllpue. The company had present "a
petition asking o. increase the rate Do
p cents. The town council OF gIruNIffo
paFred nn ordinance fixing the rate az
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woHnE TO srn HAHoIHo

NJ Hf'HNguDHD TO- oct IA
30 kads ~ feet hiFh ana enrIoaiua
MYIfn ground 10 Accommodate eco
lNnhHhnl Hl %. fnfurH has been erected
affnhn we ralIuuH Hu which Joe Tahar.
fN. negro 1911 he hHrred tomorrow.
.nLninE t1r ne murder ~ Mra o. o.
hsflln Your Thousand uerruna have
alpllen Tor Admission f0 the enrf 0aura
Many requests have come from women
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
TRADE PAPERs CONSOLIDATE.

NEW YORK. oct 16-Announccmen
was made to-day Of n consolidation Of
three printing trade papers The Amer
lean Printer. Of New York. the Printing
rade News. 81 New York. and the Mas
ter Printer. Of Philadelphia
The consolidated publication will BE-
issued Ecmi-m0nthly in future under
the name OF The American Printer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
TILroNvILLE A. c.
VIII Clash with selinvfiie Eleven Sum-
day-Both Teams Are Past

y fast game h. expected Sunday az
Iiltonvillc, when the football team rep
resenting that place will clash with
the Selinvilie eleven These two teams
are evenly matched and are expected 10
put up one Of the hardest games seen
on the TiltOuvillo grounds this sen son
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auRaENDnREp - prsrnrra.

LAREDO Trrae. oct. fr..Aftrr Id asr-
vice ~ several m0ufha with tT. C4r.
rHrEn army. in which hr rose fn rHu-
taincy. W Brown. formerly o. private
in tho United states army crossed tn
laredo to-day and gave himself uu He L.
drecrter. Iruwu o. CHARGED with having
deserted at Iar1tn. Texas. nearly year
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ARTERlAL EMBALMERS
DIED

EHRBTr-On Friday. October rs. 1915.
a. SIS O'Clock y. m. az bis home in
81 Clairsvillc. Ohio. HARRY ~. Ere
kEII. secretary OF the Troll Coal
Company. in the f7th year 81 his asc
Brief funeral services from the family
residence at o'clock central tiuneI
this Saturday evening. Inferment
iu Mt View cemetery. Mt Vernon
ohio. Tuesday. October TO- az 9 o'cIocs
o. On.
RATCLTFE-On Monday. October Ill
1918 a. san DIEGO. Cal. JAY b HAT.
CLfFTE.
Funeral notice hereafter
tWrIlshurE papers please cnurn
RCHoEssNnH-On wednesday. Oct1.
bcr 10. 1915. a. f2 o'clock %. rn fmIf.
nirht. az the family homo. N0 III
iiakrr street AUGUST kIRt'Hgf-ss.
NEE. in hts 59th year.
Funeral from hls late rceIdsnrr ~
Baker street Monday. October ism
az $50 "a m solemn requiem hlsb
mass ~ So Auifuueus church Al = 20
O'Clock "a. on. intcrment AZ Mt CAL
tp1oaao omit flowcraJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
FOR SALE
PUBLIC SALE.

Farm implements: IS head live stock
nay, grain and household goods. oct 20
isi3, at the hour OF a m ID, Vault
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BRITISH STEAMER SUNK.

LONDON. Oct. Is. 5:I7 %. m-Tbe
British steamer Salerno has been sunk
The crew were saved
The Saierno was a Wilson line steam
er built at Glasgow in 1912. She was OF
2.07l tons gross register
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-16
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertsGhV
rONeHNL DtHECTOR AL
ARTERtAL EMBALMER.
va ara 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day OF Ntrht--
Store Phones eak.
&. J. p rtachv. Nat Phone tqSo-R
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BFeummer 9 HHdebtsnd

Funeral Directors ana Emnainasra
Corner Market and T,vgnfv -i-sr--.,,5 a..
Aeiebhune tpt ooen dag and afghL
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w A N I Z D. MALE OR
FEMALE

IED-lfSoO men and women want
eu To become 4. = Government eua-
pioy $500 month. Vacations Com
I 49,. tiuSAklun sufficient Write imme-
tainable. Franklin Institute. Dept as
80. kochester. y. \. o-I6-gg-3o-n-s
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Sealed rruuue1Ia viii he received 4t
fhH office nr fht UnHrI oft Control for
tnr drI.Iinr and pumping of test wells
Un ODE aIr uf che proposed wrU system
JOY ODE fIfI nI MnrrIInr on nr before
rInr a AZ fn.Itrr STANDARD Time. Orf1.
n.r ID 1913 Specification and bidding
hIank" Hr. Uu fIiH Dol fhr office of tho
,Lif InFInrrr titt DuIdinE Whcrunr
trrffIrl checks fHr 500 90 must ar.
company .rUn Huf rrf proposal ia In.
HNr. execution .f proper contract.
I.NNf f. f.I.tf Hu. .HH HI proposals.
oct-I5.i
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10th Street Home

SAE-A two story brick pweIiins
OF rooms. bath. attic. Iaunarv ~.
with double two story brick - :,
rooms each in the rear Lot fronts 40
ieee on leth street. and GO feet on the
Ahey' VIII sell as whole or I'm two
parts. W.
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SEIZED PROFOSALS.

Notics 20 manufacturers, Jobbsrs, MsF-
chants and Others WholcEais Dealers.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Thad
INC state Board % Control Of the State
on West Ntrginia Will receive bids duly
a. tts offtce ~ Charleston, West Virgins
Ter furnfEhinE supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
mont - which a. vested IN SAID Hoard.
Contracts viii Be awarded 70 the lowest
bidders quality considered and other
things being equal West Virginia deal.
erg viii b. given preference
Lists ~ aurullra needed viii - fur
niahcd bidders on receipt % requests
stating the line desired
STATE y GARD on CONTROL
ta-i-tf Charleston. West Virginia
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-28

FREE! FREE!
To the first ten men enterin6
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-28

: y
en- and Children, Dry Goods,
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5 ON THE
J CLOSED

NdyStery surrounds the quick rid
dance of this stock
Bankrupt
Stocks
I'm Sale
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1915-01-28

'ade Merchandise, consisting oil
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-22

own play to smooth the frame. Then
you ~ to, crab the whole play BY
crimping = double sawbuck! For a
gitney I'd slip cyanide In your scofi1n'."
When Mann returned to the agitated
little group about Blackie Daw that
distressed artist was folding his table.
"No, papa" he was saying kindly to
the flushed and happy Frazier. Il may
be gift, but I'm not an income" and
he bent black brows on Wallingford.
Five hundred Is q pleasant little noon
day amusement for you: SO hurry back
to your mattress factory and chuckle
yourself to death. Move away before
I begin to bark. I'm going to have
hydrophobia."
A man with a red flannel band
around his neck was examining the
detachable Seared handle when Fra
zier and WaNingford strolled back to
the Little Wonder booth, but he moved
away with conspicuous parting smile
Of amusement.
'That fellow seems to think the de-
tachable handle Is a joke" commented
Wallingf0rd, looking after the man
severely. While ! know out Of long
experience, that the thing can't be sold
to the public. l also know that it looks
good enough to a manufacturing green
horn to organize a company with. I'll
give you $4,000 for your patent,
thousand cash down, right this min
ute, and the balance as soon as can
get u check cashed. can arrange
that by tomorrow"
ITO Be Continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-22

Of his whiskers was sufacient pay for
Wallingford as shout from the crowd
proclaimed the ace Of hearts.
+ 1.-THE gentleman winsw cried Black
lie, with sadly resigned glance at
Wallingfor. His eye was quicker
than my hand, and now it's test Of
endurance. Once more, friend! Watch
'em closely! Here is the ace of hearts,
the ace of diamonds and the black.
black ace of spades. Keep your eye on
the reddest ace! Now! One, and two
three! Hocus pocus, mingo bingo,
slimmery slam! Now, papa, where's
that twenty bones you took home?
Come on, pick out the little red ace!
Be q sport and break me|
Never had Blackie Daw thrown the
cards so clumsily. A dozen spectators
distinctly saw the ace Of hearts fall.
and half Of them were eager to bet
real money on their eyesight, but
Blackie, with sigh, waved them
I away.
"Only papa" he insisted. "He's the
gentleman who has my money, and it's
his blood want. Come on. papa, and
win enough to have your shrubbery
trimmed!
"It's the middle one," declared Mr..
Frazier, slamming down his $50 and
turning over the indicated card. 1t was
| the ace Of hearts, and Mr.. Frazier
chuckled aloud. You amt half as
slick as some I've seen," he compli-
! mented Blackie, stuffing his original
$40 into his waistcoat pocket. I'm
going to save my own money, but I'll
give you chance to win yours back.
Come on. now, and shoot 'em again."
Blackie, gathering up his cards slow
ly. looked appealingly at Wallingford,
but met only a stony hearted grin in
return. Cali right. papa" he agreed,
accepting his hard fate with such
cheerfulness as he might. Here they
are, and there they go. Pick it out"
1.-THE ace Of hearts, you mean?" eau
tiously inquired the highly pleased
Frazier, poising his hand.
'Name it yourself" offered Blackie.
Here's your $50, and here's your
ace Of hearts! Haw, haw, haw! You
are an awful dub. Why, I've always
heard that you three card sharks were
the slickest in the business. I'm going
to pinch of another ten this time and
only bet you fifty
With murder in his soul. Blackie pre-
pared for another expertly clumsy per
Torrance Wallingford suddenly grab
bed a lean wrist, the lean fingers on
the lean hand of which had been about
to snuggle into the attractive waist
coat pocket where Mr.. Frazier had
thrust his two ten-dollar bills.
Hoodoo Mann drew the owner Of the
wrist to one side, over behind the pit
Of Rosko the Wolf Boy. '.Nix, you
boneheadr' he ,disgustedly reproved.
Cant you lamp that the swell guy
is framing up a big fall for His Whisk-
ers? The swell gun is a pal Of Black
te DAVIS, and Blackie is THROWN his
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-22

Frasier. selecring 4 yen aonar Dill. .lt
has bent corner. I noticed 1t when
he held them up. That's the ace Of
hearts"
He was advancing with his money.
but WallingfoM put firmly restrain
ing hand on his sleeve.
That's a trick" he earnestly warn
ed, still grinning, however. as he met
Blackie's perplexed stare. do as I
tell you. Try the right end card. I'll
pay you back IL you lose"
II don't know" hesitated Frazier
doubtfully, but nevertheless he drop
ped his money on Blackie's ten. and
after a moment of wavering turned
over the right end card.
The upward wreathing disturbance
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-22
Fresh Air Heating

Pure fresh air heating essential to good health
during the months Of closed in housing sleeping
the porch Stoves and iron radiators heat the
foul air of and over again There is pro-
vision for fresh air houes heated by steam
hot water plants and hence it is that living and
sleeping rooms so often smell foul and stuy" when
era people have occupied the until the Air them
has become vtiated.
Lennox Torrd Zone steel furnaces with constant supply OF fresh
building the house.
health that
and school house with
O a kind.
thirty furnaces
the because the joints be-
They cemned
would and fire
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-22
REGULAR Accounting.

Elsie-'When Betty married old
Moneybags she gave her age as twen-
ty-five. She's older than that" Flo
"Oh. suppose she allowed one-third
of for cash."-Dallas News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-06-22
A ,I,.take Made b. MANY.

Don't wait for rheumatism to indi-
cate diseased kidneys. When you suffer
pains and ache. by day and sleep dis
turbing bladder weakness by night. feel
tired, nervous and run down. the kid
neys and bladder should be restored to
healthy strong and regular action. 1t
is q mistake to postpone treatment.
Foley Kidney Pills put the kidneys in
sound, healthy condition and keep them
active and strong. Begin taking today.
Good results follow the first Dose Nc
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