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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

in, and at once penetrates to relieve al
strain on nerves, cords, hgaments and all
parts involved. It makes the muscles so
plant that they expand naturally. And at
the same time they are inTigorated By the
sbsence Of harassing pains so apt TO distress
the mind. Whatever viii add to the comfort
Of the expectant mother is a great and help
1ul influence since a calm.and peaceful period
must have wonderfully beneficial impress
upon the coming child. Get a bottle Of
Mothers Friend" Of any druggist and you
VIII realize why so many women declare it
70 be the most helpful remedy they know Of.
Write today to Bradfeld Regulator Co., sos
Lamar Bldg, Atlanta, Ca, for a splendid
book Of great interest and value to every ez-
pectant mother.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
1T RUINS HAIR TO
WASH 1T WITH SOAP

Soap should be used very sparing-
", If at all. II you want to keep
your hair looking its best Most
soaps and prepared shampOes con-
tain too much aIkalL This dries
the scalp. makes the hair brittle.
and ruins it.
The best thing for steady use is
just ordinary mulsified eocoanut
oil (which is pure and greaseIess),
is cheaper and better than soap or
anything else you can use.
One or two teaspoonfuls will
cleanse the hair and scalp thorough
". Simply moisten the hair with
water and rub it in. It makes an
abundance Of rich, creamy lather,
which rinses out easily, removing
every particle OF dust, dirt. dand-
ruff and excessive oil The hair
dries quickly and evenly, and it
leaves the scalp soft, and the hair
fine and silky, bright. lustrOuss
fluffy and easy to manage.
You can get mulsified cOcoanut
oil at any pharmacy. and a few
ounces will supply every member
Of the family for mOnths.-Ady.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
OFFICER WHO DEMANDED
SALUTE. NOW VICE ADMIRAL

Washington. y. C.. June s.-Rear
admiral Henry T. Mayo, the officer
who demanded a salute Of the Stars
and Stripes BY Gen Huerta. has been
appointed by president Wilson a vice
central the first officer of that grade
to be designated under authority OF
the recent act OF congress
Vice admiral Mayo will be second In
command of the Atlantic fleet, and viii
continue in command of the first di-
vision
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
MEXICAN WORKMAN FALLS
FROM SCAFFOLD; HEAD CUT

PorfiriO Vanelos was severely cut
about the head about 4:30 Tuesday az
ternOon when a scaffold on which he
was working gave way, precipitating
him to the ground.
The accident happened at 1900 San
Diego, where he was working for
contractor in the construction Of a
dwelling. Vanelos was rushed to the
emergency hospital, where his wound
was dressed.
Another man working on the Scat-
fold fell, but escaped unhurt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
omenfOus Future
In WOman's Mind

The expectant
mother revolves in
her mind all we IN
derstand BY destiny.
And it is Of the utmost
importance that her
physical comfort be
our first thought. There
is a most splendid rem
edy for this purpose,
known as Mothers
Friend" Il is applied
over the muscles OF the
efun-.k r-.-HT-- -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
NEW YORK BANKER HEADS
MEXICAN RELIEF COMMIT

New York. June 9.-Chairmanshi2
oE the National Red Cross Mexican re
lief committee has been accepted by
William c. Potter. a local banker. The
committee will handle the Mexican re-
lief problem cooperating with the
various state boards Of the American
Red Cross society.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
Liquor Dealer Says It Mere
ly Exchanges Legitimate
for Legitimate Traffic.

Cincinnati. O., June 9.-"The solution
Of what is commonly called the liquor
question depends upon what we con-
slider the problem to be-" said Samuel
Woolner. Jr., Of Peoria, H. president
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09

from time to time Of large and special
collections, which almost inevitably
contain a certain proportion Of works
already on the Rylands shelves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
NestlGsFOOd

well, how TO make him a Better
Baby" With this comes & big,
free sample box Of Nestle's-enough
for II feelings. Don't delay. Your
baby's future health depends on
the food you give him now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
EVERYBODY'S.
This Store win Close Saturday at

I o'clock During Juk and August
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-09
Heavy Tapestry Bruss,

9x12 Wool and Fibre Rugs, ideal
in every way for bedrooms, come
in very desirable patterns, good
$40 value Special Ct OK
this week at..--..-.V 8 sOO
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Sonoerbarc S9mdrmer.

Die 9tntieSaloonz2isa bat be-
1dlollsn, cine enereiIde &asne
unter oen Nrbeitern fir probibition
gu fiibren uno bat bafiir mebrere Or
beiterfiibrer ensasiert. Dorunter Be-
finoet li6 uu9 Der friibere Wal6iz
nit uno iebies Repereno SEQ. Stel5z
ls, Der iid ieit Sobren bemiibt, ben
Soaiulismus unb ben 9lltobolismus
nit Stumpf unb Stiel ausourotten.
Muh berporrosenoe Witglieoer uno
8eomte Der limited Wtine Worters
unb ser 2otomotipfiibrer iino ensaz
oiert, um Sen 8ruber llnionz zIrbet@
ter bon Der 8ortrefflihteit Der proz
tibition gu iiberoeusen. Wir 9laus
ben nidt. baB iebr piele Nrbeiter be-
reit Iein ipsroen, cine gepegung gu
unterItiiben, bic BON ben 9robtapituz
li1ten, barunter belpnoers auh bon
unlerem rperten Mitbiirser" Sobn
y. Mpdefefler nuo pph alIen Reatz
tiondren eef0roert tpirb. Stel5le be-
ruff Iih uud auf Die Soaioliiten in
Gnelano, OeutIdlunb unb Seiterz
reid, pelde fir Die Ibitinensbepe=
gung energiIh eintreten.
9tber bos lit bod eine gnns unoere
Sohe. Die @enohen, tpelde in
Oeutlblonb unb Seiterreih fir sra
biateit unb GntbdltIamfeit eintreten
| lino nod lonee feline Yrpbibitionilter
uno piirosn Iid pobl bitten, BIZ
Yrpbibition 81 elmer politilher
Streitfruse gu MAIDEN. Die foaiu:
liItiI6e Yartei 1T fir olle pirtlider
Reformen, pelAe geeignet iinb, BIZ
9rbeitertloiIe moterisll uno seiitig 81
beben, lit aber 9an5 entIdieben se9eI
cine Yrppa9unou, ipelhe Streit uni
llneini9teit unter ben 9lrbeitern her
pprruft uno baber nur sum Iortei
Der aopitaIiIten Iein ipiro. Die So
sialiIten unb insbelpnoere Die beut
fhen nilIen audi, bub bic umerituni
iden Yolititer oieIe Streitfrnge i'm
mer pieber in Die Seffentli6tei
brinsen, um i'm Sriiben 81 fiiden
uno an bsiosn Seiten Grpreilunesl
su periiben. Die prohibitions BRO
paaunbu bebeutst Wiuderei, 0euhele
unb Oemaeogie unp piro oaber po1
hen oufaetldrten 9lrbeitern perob
1heut.
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Mnto>ltufdQe.

W}ebrers tipere slutounfdlle fanz
ben aud lebie gDode in Glepeluno
uno llm9e9eno Itatt. fobe WlcIifte
Itiirste ein Wuto, ipdbreno es einem
anoeren pluto ausipeihen pllte, i'll Ell
nen Gruben, pobei flint bon oen Snz
7aNen, 5ruuo Snrtmon uno 5rall
Grone lebr ihper, Serr Grons unS
iein Spbn Gbnrles nur leidt psrlebt
ipurben. Oas 2luto nuroe poll tan
Big sertriimmert.
William Jreib, IA Sabre alt, tpur=
be Gde 20. 25. Ctr. unb Glart Mpe
bon einem 9luto iiberfabren uni
ltper perlebt nod benz Gitp Soipi
ia! sebraht. Der Chauffeur. 9arrt
Sipeenep. puroe ni4t perbaftet, oa
luie Nueenaeusen iasten. Der Sung
brett sesen bos Iuto onrannte.
Sobn 5erreta, 81 Sabre alt, itiei
nit leinem Motorrao Gde 70. Ctr
unb Central Mpe., nit elmer 5rollep
cor sulammen unb erlitt babel !e
bens9efdbrli1e 8erlebunsen.
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&eir @aroie 9eftorbcu.

Der befannte Mrbeiterfiibrer Sames
8eir 5orbie, tpelder iotpobl als &c
pertidoftler pie ais io5ioliltii6er
Yarlamentierer tpobl Der bebeutenite
Mrbeiterfubrer in 9robbritannien
mar, iturb am lebten Sonntas in
Glasgow, @dottlano, an Der 2unz
entsiinbuns.
Sarbie ipurbe in 6olptotpn, Shottz
lamb, in 1856 seboren. Shon in
friiber Suseno mubte er in barter
5ron uno BEL tareem 2obn in Sob
lengruben uno Steinbriihen nrbeiten,
um eine notoiirftise GriItenS 81 fri
item. Gr bate feline ShuIe beiuht
uno feline Wutter lebrte ibm oas 2ez
len uno S4reiben. Gr arbeitete
oann unermiibli4 an isinsr Wusbil=
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buns unb eisnete iid balo elm sriinoz
lihes Wii1en an.
aeir 6aroie beiab srinolihe prats
tide &enntnis bes Minenpeiens,
hattie ii4 oud tnspiiden nit Der al=
ssmeinen 2iteratur pertraut semaht,
unb botte 1i9 gu einem pollenoeteu
Sctriftl tltener beransebilbet. 9urbie
eeb0rte oud gu ben besabteiten Reos
nern Gneianbs. Sm Sabre 1875
.puroe er Setretdr Der 2onarcibirt
Miners Union, uro nod 3peiidbri
gem 0isnit in bieier gisnlhaFt Re
rief i'm oie 9(pribire dinners @Hp'
ciotion, um als ibr Setretdr uni
Maent gu funsieren. 1882 wuroe e.
Mitrebatteur Der .Gannod SEEMS
! uno 1886 nobm er feine Tdtistei
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ols 5efretGr ser Mprfbire W}iners
lInipn ipieoer allf.

ols @etrstdr Ser Mprfbire Wfiners
Union ipieoer alf.
Sarbie leifste @robes als nnionz
Beamter unb als Parlamentierer.
slls Nertreter Der Snbepenoent 2abor
partp unb als Rebotteur bes n2abor
2eooer" mar er itets ein tparmber5lz
qer ssiibrer ber MrbeitertlaHe nno
Elm unerbittliher @esner bes Weilitaz
risinus unb Ser ariese. 9egen Den
gurentries uno eesen ben jsbiaen
Melttries proteitierten er uno ieine
ssreunbe in ensrei1der Weiie. 9ars
bic mar mebrmols in 9lmerita, no ct
in ben er0Beren Stdbten 0ortrdgs
belt. 8ei isinem lebten 8efud in
Tep Yort ipobnte er Der 9odseit
ieines Sobnes, Der in Brootlpn
mobnt uno bort Elm eifrises parteiz
mitelieb 1T, BEL.
aeir SarDies Name miro immer
einsn suten alans baben nnter al
len, fir oie Befreiuns Der Irbeiterz
tloi1e tdmpfenoen gknoHen Der gam
3en Welt.
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glutaabeu Der Gewerfi6aften.

3eiden bes 5eblsns iosialiitifdsr
prinsipien, uno fiibren leiber
mandmoI su adlnpfen. bic ben ta=
pitaliitiiden 8pnturren5tdmpfsn iebr
dbnlih iinb.
Sos frense Strafipitem, bas In
manhen Unions krridt, 1T au9
nidt seeisnet, ben GeiIt Der s9tsn
aamerabihaft unp Solibaritdt uns
ter ben Mitsliebsrn gu itdrtsn. Man
reoet iif in ben Unions eeeenle,ttg
ais 9riiper an, bsbanbelt iib aber
oft iebr itiefbriiberlid. 9eipiB Elm
Strofipitem mub iein, nm bic nod
ldilisen Mitelieber um ibre Pfli6z
ten su srinnsrn, bod ion man biesz
bssiisIih bic 3iisel niht gu itruff
ipannen. Gs iperben ionit bic ebez
mulieen griiber gu sSeinben Der Sc
tpertihaften.
Die 6iihrer Der ameritaniiden
i 9etpsrtlhaften banoeln iebr toriHt,
lpenn lie ben 9eiit oes Spsialismus
aus ibren 6ollen ousauidlieBen pers
Iuhen. Np oisIsr Geiit feblt, tritt
ullmdbIih Gritarrung, Ggpismus
uno 9leiheiiltisteit Elm. Die Sc
lpertIhlItler IplIten, ipis es oriiben
asIhisht, barmpniih nit ben 60
siuliitsn arbsitsu. Cine fprmells
Srennuns rnp eine pr9cniIntoriIft
SslbitGnpietsit 1T notpenois fir BIZ
9snertitaftsn, ipie fir Die politi-
ihsn Srsoniiatipnsn Der Irbeitsr
0eiitis obsr Io0en lie barmonierer
unb Bel alIen srpben 5raeen, Die Dos
Wpbl uno Webs Der IrbeitertlniI,
bsriibren, suiammenarbeiten.
Nurz zSenertIhaftler Iuhen oa:
ssssnpdrtise, ipirtihaf ftlihe Spiten
gu mooifisiersn, pdbrenb bic Sosia;
liIten bas1elbe ab16nffen tpollen
0dhreno Die NurzS zSsperfIhaftlel
bic tpmmsnoe llmipdlSuns binous
i6isben ppllen, iuhen bic So5iali
: ten oieIslbe gu teihleunigen.
: Gs lit bDfit nottpenpig, bob lid
Die GemettI Ihuftler Die ipSialiltiih
@eItonidouung 5u ei9sn MAIDEN
=, Sinh erIt Die &opfe Der 9(rbeite
: nit iosioIiitii6sm Geiit erTiilt, Dam
r iino aud bic ganoe Der SolioaritG
e Bel linen 10 felt, oaB lie un5ertrenn
I bar bleiben. Gs tommen nehr 9e
7 tpertihaftIer audi in Nmertta 8
: oieIer Grtenntnis, uno III ieoe
: Union finbst man mebr ooer peni
: Ger eifriqe YrppuganoiIten, Die ppr
trefTlihe 9lrbeit fir Den So5taliS
/ mus leiiten. Sic seigen Iih Dob
Z ober aud ols CUTE llnionbruoer I'm
! gelrinnsn ouour6 bus Iertruuen Il
+ rer &ollegen. 9lQmGhlif lpiro au
ls in ben omeritaniIhsn 0eipertita
n ten Der Soeolismus ben nii4terne1
le prattiIhen 8eIhdftsgeiit iiberpil
r ben, uno bann tOnnen Die 9roBt
L io5iuIsr Srogen niht Hanger ign
L riert tperoen. Damn peroen oil
sr bic tpnlerpotipen 8elpertihaftI
Y sur ridtigen Giniiht iiber oas SO
i len oes tapituliltilden Yroouttion
er InItems tpmmen. Sic iperoen erte1
= men, ooB bic So5ioliiten redt b
L ben, ipenn lie ertldren: "Sos
rs Iamte inbuitrieue uno losialpolit
n Ide Spitem bss aupituIismus
:" psrtebrt unb unpsrniinftig. III
m tann niemols Gere4tisteit fir
in MrbeitertloiIe brinsen, trob al
sr gerIude, bur9 seitipeili9s slbbilf
ut mittsl bosielbs gu itiiben. unb
ns lit pflidt oller @rbeiter uno q
'er beiterinnen, bieIes unserehte II
en- | ,,,n.~,;;,f4;o. Gni}eu AZ f}iira
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9ld,tung, @cnoiIen!

9ln olle Mitslieber Der osutlhen
granh Glepeluno ersebt hermit Die
Iufforneruns, on ben llnter5elhnetsn
ibre gsnausn gorehen ein5u1enoen
oamit bic Bidder in SronunS 9ss
brant iperoen fDnnen.
JriB 6eins, Setretdr.
1925 2atepielp No.
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8rieffafen.

8. 81. @rie unb ). %. g.,
2orain. 3uidriften erhalten uno
miro alles nad Wunih sereselt lperz
Oen. Beiten @rub.
W. $. Cincinnati. = vGao" tpirb
jebt reselmGbis an Sbre neue Iorene
sei4idt. Grub.
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Musm6rtiee M6onuentem.

9lrb. z8eIongperein 8orpdrts, ct.
2ouis, Mo., S1.0O; 3oitrom, W}ilz
tpoutse, 100; $. s., Buffalo, LOO;
Brand Grie $4.1O.
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day.
Mrs. Dora Watkins Is confined 10 her
nome Al Fulton with an attack OF grip.
". :. baguc will return today 10 his
nome az kcnus, Mich. after having
sltnl a Few DAYS with relatives AZ Elm
HieNe ana vicinity.
George Woods has returned 10 nj.
nome at Wuodslale after an extended
business trip Co the east
MISS Elizabeth Paxton has returned
70 her home al kenwool Place. alter
hs EtlE spent several days with friends
at MaShing ton, Pa.
The regular weekly meeting Of IN.
GLtsssNlile Jr. %. Y. \. NJ viii be held
this evening In their lodge rooms
ktE. -. q. White. OF the Bethany
christian church. preached "a sermon 10
men AZ the Elm Grove Christian church
yesterday afternoon.
4 business meeting OF division num-
Der nFe or the Pastors Aid society %
the stone church, will hold "A bustu.gs
meeting this evening
cara, the young daughter OF Mr. and
Ml-. 'toIEe Cook g. confined 10 her
home at Elm Grove. on account OF III
ness. 80
Alice Thompson. who has been sp.ra -
ing several days as the guest of r.la-
yves AT Elm Grove, has returned To- Igr
home at StDubenVillp
81. william q. Shepherd. clerk in the
wheeling pustonice. Is spending "a frvy
days with his parents on BiE WhcciIpr
creek. ''''H
Miss Carrie Morrison returned las,
evening 10 Warwoud. where she f. EN-
PloNed as teacher iu the school after hay
ING spent The weekend with her parents
Frank Murpbey o. washington pa Iz
spending several days as the guest az
relatives at EdgWood
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About People
Movements OF individuals 70
and From :Iie City
\>>S~>~~-
AT THE HOTELS


Stsmm-D. ?. Haley. Warrington.
W. p. Davidson. Grove City. Pa.
Chas. Y. Garrison. Jollytown. Pa.
Joseph VI. MulGoon. Charleston.
meIure-S. G. Allmon. Parkers-
burg; J. 7. Koess. Warrington.
Claude Hess. Clsrksburg. A. C.. Muir
ply 81. Clairsyille, O.; Geo. x. How
ard. Wellsburg.
Grand Central-Mrs Geo W. Hale
harrisburg: Henry Mullgan. Geo
Myers, Fairmont: r. A Locke. Heb
ron. Frank Short. SteubenvilIe. o.
Capt o. n. Woofter will leave next
month TO spend several weeks al Tho
Panama-Pacific Exposition and in ,he
west
Mr.. A. H. Borgess. OF Huntington
Is spending a few days with relatives
here.
Mr.. Charles +. Lehman OF Pitts.
burch, Is In the city on business. reIa-
tive 10 open a second hand book store
here.
Miss Margaret Long is slowly re-
covering from illness at her home on
Eof street.
Mr.. Pearl Weekly Of Tyler county.
Is visiting relatives in the city.
Nr. and Mrs otto Schenk are in
Hot Springs. Ark, where they will
sIend a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. W $. Brady and Mr..
and Mrs. James W. Ewing. of this
city. will leave Tuesday evening for
Winter Park. Fla, to spend several
weeks.
Mrs. Isaac Bogard. Of Fulton. spent
Yesterday at Moundsville as the guest
Of friends
49, g. Hartley Of Cleveland. is
spending some time in the city as the
guest Of relatives
W. q. Firth. Of Pittsburgh. suent
Saturday IN the city. transacting husi.
ness
Mr. and Mrs James Burton. Of
Pittsburgh, spent yesterday IN the
city. calling on relatives
p. J Coleman D. spending some time
IN Cleveland. a. the guest OF friends
Mr. Russell Burt Of Clarksburg.
spent the weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs Louis Burt. Of Mozart
Charles Schafer. we'll known glass
worker. lately employed 81 Mounds.
vile. lies very 100 AZ his home ON
North Wabash street. Island Mr.
Schafer was taken 300 with a rHiU
while AZ work about four weeks AGO
ie is now suffering from d compIic9-
lion of diseases
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NEW SUBMARINES.

COPENHAGEN. March Z. via Lon.
don. 3 p. m.-Germany is reported
here on what appears to be good
authority To be building at Kiel mr.
teen small submarines OF a new type.
which will BE- used for accommodating
the home coast in the Baltic sea.
Each OF the submarines. II is said, will
carry a crew Of eight men
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0UI-IHE-PIKE
nirtA6Ay Dinner.

Miss Maud King very pleasantly en-
tertalned q number u nsT little frIsnu.
~ hsr home az West Liberty SATURDAY
~ noon IN nouor Of her sleseuLn UlrtE-
.ag. ne Afternoon Nas fuost pleasantly
eFsht in games and music. alter wuicn
rel esuHsuts we're served. Those ln al
tetaoAnce we're. Misses Thelma aiout-
syinefy. Mary Allan. Regina baker. Lulu
aeon. Eutrccia DIXON. Leone Dixon ana
Masters Call Mccullough au1 WilbuF
ACtullouEn
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NEW DIRECTOR FOR
LOCAL MALE CHOIR
Mr.. CARL wEIssMAN, OF WHITE
PLAINS. ". Y. ACCEPTS
POSITION.
Has High Reputation Rs a Choir Leader.
VIII Arrive Here About
April IS.

Mr.. carl w-issrau. Of WIN, plains
\. Y. has been elected and has accepted
the position Of urEauiSt aud musical dl-
rector Or the 81 Matthew 4. D.. church
,h"iF. or ms city. This Il one of the
best musical positions in tho ,tty and
lh' choir has been Hu. DI the leading
musical organizations here
MI Weissman has high reputation
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PAPER 'coNFIscATEp.

MUNICH. March :. via London,
1886 p. m.-An edition OF the
MuenChner ZeitunE has been confis-
Gated because OF an article advocat-
Ing the future annexation OF Belgium.
The Hammer" an anti-Semitic
periodical published az Lelpsic. las
been suspended until April 10.
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Property 70 Ne conasmasd-

tonde muation proceedings on the
Clafk property on Firm street. Fulton
Viii De started this morning som.
months ag0 bond issue OF several
thousand dollars MAS voted for the erect
ion Of a school building az that placa
and "a IA said that the owners are NAL
lhg an Unreasonable price Tor the prop
erty. 4 ne matter has been placed IN
the hands Of the prosecuting attorney
and Actlon VIII ba atArtrd TIM. mornInn
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PETROLEUM SCARCE.

COPENHAGEN. via London. March
:. 6 p p. m.-Reports received here
from Schleswig are 10 the effect that
the supply OF petroleum in Germany
has become so small that persons VINO
formerly were permitted 10 purchase
one bottle a week now have been de
prived Of that privilege. The stock in
Schleswig has been virtually eN-
hausted
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Auto Accident

What might have resulted In a s.rl-
Gus auto accident occurred YESTERDAY
morning. ~ him Grove. The accident
halpsned when the machine skl4aed az
we turn on the stone bridge. IL ruunlIf
acrosa the Tracks Or the West Virginia
traction and Electric company and stop
PINK when u struck post on the
creek bank- The machine o. owned rs
=. - Kennedy. and was lu charge 81 has
driver. fortunatcly the only dumaEg
was the bending OF the 'front.' mud suaII-
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A B OUT WIN

Here's a paradox: Despite the gen.
eral depression all over the country
me American Stamping Companv 81
hellaire. Ohio. cannot on their many
orders. They manufacture all kinds
OF enamel cooking utensils. The
question Is. do the people buy this
KIND OF ware for ornament.2
Another sure sign that spring IL
close a. hand: Saturday many local
dealers received their first ANIMAL
supply Of sassafras root. The old
man smclt the fragrance Of tho bsrl
on the air and he bought heavily 81
the old reliable spring tonic. and AZ
usual. he'll drink sassafras tea until
tho flowers are In fun bloom and the
warm sun Of late spring shall have
thrown ifs inspiring rays ON this com.
munity For the deiectation OF tho
city school chap A. Webster saws
THIS about sassafras a tree allied
70 the laurel with fragrant root
To prevent future thcns N penhoId
ere from tho local postofice lobby "a
unique scheme has been adopted No
LONGER pens arc put ON the desks for
The public.s use.
'Ili bot any man hero a 'caer.nofr.
That none ~ you can tell The name az
West NiTr'Tiaa State flower ra
marked 20 man iH r. Market street rIasr
store saturday evening t0 "a number
'i W'N Frrerd men standing about
'.' counter Tho bot was not Gov.
cred 'IU bet chat mo fraf five mon
Who come Into This place cannot toll
f|r States dover mann. # .,.-fH-.....f
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A well known alleged local profes.
sional man who has been on the re-
tired list for about a decade and for
the past several years has been suf-
tering with a bad case OF meddler's
ltch, butted into conversation be
tween two gentlemen at a local hotel
the other day, blaring out: Who's
that you say has gone to the wall?'
The paper hanger" replied one OF
the duo. as he looked over his twiS
watch crystal tortoise she'll glasses.
with ne'er a smile.
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The regular weekly practice meeting
Or the WOodman Band at Film Grove will
De held this evening In the town hall.
EDWARD Lister has returned TO his
home al Elm Grove after having spent
ne pas few days with friends and rela-
lives at ShtrTard.
Hays Adams is confined 90 his room
al the Stratford Springs Hotel on ac-
count Of illness.
Sprigg curtis has returned 70 his
home at West Liberty, after having
spent a few days with Elm Grove reia-
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Ross. OF Woods
dale, are spending several days as the
land
Extensive repairs are being made %
the Gordon Pharmacy at WoOdsdsle.
william bague % West Finley. IL
spending O. few days as the guest OF
friends and relatives az Elm Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs John Shepherd. returned
Yesterday 90 their home ON Big Wheel
lug creek. after hayiug spent a f.w
days with relatives Iu MouudsyiIIe
Mrs Ray Clark g. confined TO her
home an Fulton on account OF illness.
Mrs. George ZUeCkl,r. Of Fulton is
spending several days as the guest OF
friends and relatives at Toledo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Otto are the
proud parents OF % baby girl. which ar
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the benediction was pronounced by
Worthy Nice-president Fred Miller.
Miss Margaret Farrell acted as &C.
companist for all OF the singers VINO
took part In the rendition Of the pro.
gram