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Everett, Of Worcester and Boston.
Mass.' and ID. Il. McCarteo was best
man. Mr. and Mrs. Spiegel will be at
hme atter january 1 at Murphy 5
Mrs. Samuel Spencer entertained at
dinner last evening. when her guests in
GUIDED Mr.; and Mrs. Frank Hederick
Ta a9 pr' torres EnSra umang' OF Colombia;
Iullo Acosto, minister OF foreign affairs
81 COSTA Rica. Boaz Long, Mrs. Richard
TOWNSEND Mrs. William Cumming
sIo1rT; Miss Mary Patten. John Barrett.
ana Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spencer.
-
Mrs. Julian James will entertain at
her annual New Year Eve reception
TINS afternoon at her residence IN
her house guests her COUSINS, Miss
JACKSON OF New York and Miss Mason
OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r, Merriam will
evening OF January II
Miss Maria Dlnpfel. OF baltimore.
ana George Vest, who is a student at
Princeton, are visiting Miss Mary
Wheeler Vest.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Letter will en-
terrain q large company at a dance to-
virginia. number OF dinner parties
VIII be given before the dance. Mr..
and Mrs Letter will entertain fifty al
dinner, and Miss Francise Williams will
have twenty guests Dr. and Mrs.
Louis Lehr will also have a dinner
party and take their guests later to the
Senator and Mrs. Henry +. Ljppitt
VIII give a dinner on the evening of
-
Miss Elisabeth Harding will enter
tain at dinner on the evening OF Ian.
uary 4 at Rauschers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ten Eyck Wendell will
entertain at reception on the after
noon OF January G in honor of Mr. ana
MRS. Herbert. Thorn King.
Col. Stephen z. II. sIocum. II. q A
retired; and Mrs. Slocum, who are al
AsneVllle, n. c., for a lengthy STAY
we're guests at dinner last night of Sir
Arthur and Lady Harbert, who took
Grove Park Inn in AsheviiIe.
senator and Mrs. James A. O'Gorman
entertained at box party at the opera
IN New York city last night.
-
Frederick Law Olmstead of BroolsIino
Mass; came to Washington TODAY 10
altend the sessions OF the Pan-Ameri-
can Sclenuiic Congress and is stopping
AZ the willard. Other recent arrivals
Innere include Justice and Mrs. c. r
~ ~ lean OF New York. Mr.. and Mrs
X. Il. Barrett and Miss Anne Barrett
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Of Warrenton. Va, Ralph a.. Easily OF
NeW YORK. Mr. and Mrs. X. G. Schuy-
Ter OF Denver. and Mr.. and Mrs. James
M Donald of New York.
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The blwell Club viii entertain at a
bridge party ON the evening of january
w. at the Washington Club.
.
Capt. and Mrs. Joseph Earle. who
have been the guests of Captain Earle's
months will return to Washington
Sunday.
Senator Robert Owen is AT the Plaza
Hotel In New York city for q few days.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant left WASH
ington yesterday for the Rot Springs.
Va. where she Will stay at the Home
stead for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hale have ra-
turned to Washington from Narrapan-
sett pier and have taken the OctaTon
ter. WIN
Congressman and Mrs. Thomas e.
Dunn entertained at dinner last night
in honor of some of the delegates to
the Pan-Amerlcan Scientific Congress,
Their guests were DIR. Noises A. Vietes,
Of Cuba: DR.. Constant Lurquis. OF Bo-
Luis Landa, of Honduras. DR.. and
Mrs. Peilo. RacaSdo Goyburo and
Mrs. Carmen Pinellos, of Peru DR.. Ber-
nardo Etchepore. of Salvador: DR..
Charles a. Belliure, Charles Chand-
Ter and Miss Agnes Bake Poor, of
Uruguay; Francisco ]. Yanes, assistant
director-general of the Pan-American
Union and Mrs. Yanes. Congressman
and Mrs. James r. Mann, Judge and
Mrs. Charles 3. Howry. Miss Flora
CONTINUED on Page Fourtecn.)
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WOULD USE SCIENCE
TOLENGTHEN LIFE
Prot. Fisher Declares CiviIiza-
ton Has Shortened lt-Con-
Certed Efforts Are Urged.

AS civilization has shortened life II
can also be made to iengthen e. and Il
Is not improbable that some day science
may be able TO know how to lengthen
life indefinitely. Prof Irving Fisher.
of Yale, told the section on Dubgtc
health of the Pan-American Scientific
Congress this morning.
Prof. Fisher said. civilization Mad
shortened the lifetime OF the Average
man.. and It behooves man, he said 10
use the civilization with which he has
so far only shortened his life to
lengthen IL. Civilization will do so. he
declared. IL the arts and sciences II has
given to the world are put to their
proper use.
Prof. Fisher said the statlstics show
ing the number of sick persons in the
United States are appalling. He de-
scribed experiments that are being
carried on at Yale to prolong cell life.
Concerted work by the Government
was declared to be of the greatest inn
portance. He thought the conservat Ion
of national vitality should be an official
national policy. Unofficial efforts could
be carried out in a number OF directions
he said. and among them belong: Re-
search work in universities and founda-
tions: training Of physicians; practice OF
medicine and surgery: the service Of in
stitutions of all kinds; services of social
workers and especially visiting district
nurses. and a propaganda OF hygiene
Individual hygiene Is a matter that
should receive special attention at pres
ent. Prof. Fisher said. Degenerative
diseases. he added. are increasing rap
idly i'm the United States.
According to Prof. Fisher. civilization
has upset the equilibrium of life by sur
rounding mankind with artificial condi-
lions. He did not believe IL would b
practicable to return to natural condi-
tions. but said much would be done IN
the way Of improving those under which.
men live. Civilization can provide real
remedies for many Of its evils. he con-
cluded.
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Mems Notes and Gossip of the Day
In the Smart Set of WASHINGTON
FESTIVITIES PLANNED FOR
PAN-AMERICAN VISITORS

Hosts for luncheons today
Mrs. A. Garrison McClintock, 1927 Nineteenth street.
Mrs. E. w. Cole, the New Willard
The Latin American delegates will be guests of the United
States delegation at the New National Theater
Additional reserved box Office for members
of the congress
Reception by the president Of the Washington Society of the
Archaeological Institute of America WaIcott and Mrs Wal
cot the Smithsonian Institute from S to T.
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Reception At Smithsonian,
Luncheons, Dinners, and
Theater Party on List of
Pan-American Festivities
Today.

The president Of the Washington So
| ciety of the Archaeological Society Of
America, DIR. Charles ID. walcott. and
Mrs. Walcott will give q reception this
afternoon from TO O'Clock at the
Smithsonian building in compliment to
the Society Of Americanists, the Arch
geological Institute OF America, and the
delegates to the Second Pan-American
Scientific Congress.
The reception will take place in the
main hall of the building where there
Is very fine exhibition OF the graphic
arts. Cut flowers in graceful vases, with
quantities Of American Beauty roses,
will form the decorations. DIR. and Mrs.
Walcott will be assisted in receiving by
Mrs. Hennen Jennings, Miss Hegeman.
Mrs. Charles Henry Butter. Mrs. Ar
mold Hague, Mrs. Charles s. Spauldlng
Mrs. Robert Chapman, Mrs. William
II. Goddard. and Mrs. Paul Bartlett.
The guests will number several hundred
and will include representatives OF offi-
cial diplomatic, and resident society.
s.
Mrs A. Garrison McClintock enter
tanned at luncheon today for twenty
of the South American ladies who are
attending the Pan-American congress
Mrs. e. w. Cole, Of Tennessee. was
hostess at a buffet luncheon today at
the Willard in compliment to a num-
Der of the ladies' attending the con-
gress. There were seventy guests.
among them Lady Aberdeen and Mrs
William Cumming Story. The decora-
tons we're carried out in American
Beauty roses and Scotch heather.
Several ladies from Tennessee assist
ed the hostess in doing the honors.
Mrs. John 3. Henderson entertained
at dinner last night in compliment to
some of the delegates to the Pan-Amcr-
lean Scientific Congress. Her guests
Bengorchen. DR.. Moutccha. DR.. Bungcs
and Dt1 Martin, of Argentina: Mr..
Ayala, DR.. Biblabon and Mr.. Angelo. Of
Cuba pr. MeJia and DR.. Camboyalo, Of
Colombia; Senator and Mrs. Albert y.
Cummins; Senator and Mrs. George
Sutherland, Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis
Gen, William c. Gorgas, surgeon-gen-
eral L. s. A., and Mrs. Gorgas. Mr.. and
Page Bryan and MI. and Mrs. Frederic
Anterior.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peabody Eusts
entertained at dinner last night in
honor Of some OF the delegates to the
Pan-American Scientific Congress. Their
guests included Roman Salns Edwards
Of Chile: Guillermo Gonzales and j. +.
Montuior. OF COSTA hlca' w. II. ROD
ertson. American consul 70 Argentina.
and Mrs. Robertson; Mrs. Chauncey
Stigand. Miss Gladys Hinck,eY. Mis-
Catherine Porter. and w. 4. Street.
The announcement has reached Wash
ington of the marriage OF Miss Elisa
beth NJ. Guyot, Of Springfield. Mass,
and Washington. and Joseph SpiegeI.
OF Boise City, Idaho. on Wednesday
night at the residence OF the Rev. J.
J. Gravatt, in Richmond, Va. The
bride was attended by Miss Minna L.
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Concert Today
By the u. s. Soldiers Home
Band Orchestra, Stanley
Hall, at GAS p. m.
JOHN s. "a. zIMMERMANN.
Director.

March. Guiding Star" .Stieberitz
Overture. THE Italien in Algiers'
Rossini
Heart" Sliequ
Selection. "Boccaccio" .....,.,. Sunpe
characteristics. "AuDtie SINNERS
chicken Dinner. .......... Morse
Nalse Pathetiaue. "Estellita' Herbert
"Reminiscences OF Havana. "a
Might on the Pfado" ........ Lake
Fhhle. NORWAY ''............,.. Fischer
The star-Spanaled Banner
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ington of the marriage OF Miss Elisa
beth NJ Guyot, OF Springfield. Mass,
and Washington. and Joseph SpiegeI,
OF Boise City, Idaho. on Wednesday
night at the residence OF the Rev. J.
J. Gravatt, in Richmond, Va. The
bride was attended by Miss Minna l..
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The Secretary OF Commerce aud Mrs.
Tiedfield will also receive tomorrow
afternoon from 8 to o'clock at 115l
Massachusetts, avenue. Mrs. Edwin G..
Sweet, Mrs. Mccoy and Mrs. Rowe will
receive with Mr.. and Mrs. Redtield and
others assisting will be Mrs. Charles
Drury, Mrs. Mary Hooff, Mrs. Edward
=: Pratt, Mrs. Thomas Armat. and Mrs.
Charles Campbell, of Grand Rapids,
Mich.
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THE LITrLEsr
PLEASES AT FHE COLnNYAT

" you think all feature picture gre
alike Eo 10 the Colonial theatr. TO-DAY
ana see The Iittlcst RcbeI"=It is dif-
ieFent IL l. exciting and thrilling. lust
a. most dramas are but % has a differ
eni appeal II will twist your heart
Strings most effectively. Tor 10 depicts
not Tho love or d uorehtru soldier for the
southern girl. hut love between a dear
litle girl Tor her rebel daddy. Who saw
her mother die and their home burn.
llNe- alone and hungry lu a little cabin
on the uut side a few miles from
Richmond. Her father comes on one OF
ms hunted Visits 90 see hl- child. he has
he'u pursued dnd IS wounded cavalry
men aurrIuud the cabin and the scout
hides iu thC loft. The door is battered
down and the northern soldiers instead
OF finairE iH' dangerous scout. discover
p iiilH girl sitting alone af o. table play
alb aud adorable courage 81, fools the
Y tuhf puf -t, r. uutWitted by the
H.uil.EHrIN colonel who discovers the
hiding place OF her father Through tNa
plea 600 the HtfIU uIrl Inr colonel r,Inrf-
tNN 'IfnIr'.- Gary With ~ pass as escort
Tor fn" iii.H EtT| through che federal
lines Doc NI.NUuUI Later iu tho aav "a
battle 'r.u,s W which cary saves fr.
llf' .. f"H northern colonel They arc
BETRAYED and hr'uEUf Co. Ueadpuartsra
aud sentenced Co. death The UffI, rebel
% Nlr1'" o. called appears before Gone
'rf| Grant ami pleads f.r ff. I.f. OF both
plea 'Ha The general becomes Interested
aud makes Cd personal investigation Of
fI. case HlHu which OBJ. m.u srr rgrFor-
'I Tho scene. urD those .I Obj. picture
que aud -uuu. south with AID their
natural beauty
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Rnefn

l"" CouNict~ were discharged from
cnarEr Eavipg SmIII.',cF \, irSu,S ui-
Tie Mound thautauqua circle was en-
tSLl'lhed last evening al the home OF
nue..
Contractors Thomas shrimp & SON. are
't NotN tnls week making some extern
ElNc repairs about the United States
sl%mplng company plant in this city.
me lots for the NJ. 3 factory. OF the
been received here and will be Installed
Lul- week IL h. understood the No. J
ia.'..y VIII resume operations ia fUl
tH. ilrst or the year.
Miss Mabel McSwain has returrcd TO
nom, mere from a visit with rcIa-
Ralph Woodruff returned 90 Colum-
u ONO. yesterday Co resume ~
studies az the ohio state University
10y Woodward and sumner LiuCh re-
turned TO Akron. ohio. yesterday after
a hislt Of several days with their par
John Mullen has resumed his duties
az New Martlu~Vflle after e. visit with
MS family uu Morton avenue.
Miss Elsie Anderson. teacher OF tho
iocb colured school. De- confined at her
home on Parriott avenue. with illness.
Ter place Is being filled by Mr.. Johnson.
Rev. and Mrs e. g Iauham entertain
cd the Willing Girls Glass. uf th. cal
vary NJ. T. SUNDAY school. last eyeniuE
az the parsonage on I1rst street.
Miss trede Fisher will be hostess 90
tht n 'Iun az her home on cyprus
"a. Duur Thursday evening.
Mrs James Schuub Will be hostess 90
ine Five Hundred club this evening. az
h'r homo uu sixth street.
Mrs. lIauuHo THOMPSON and daughter.
MISS Amelia. uf Newport. o.. arc the
guests of her sister. Mrs church Marsh.
"I jefferson avenue.
Mrs Mary KeIIeg. Of Terra Alta. is the
-4eaf or ,lauN here for several days.
Mft T. 4 A-nWurtu. who has been
+ quit. l' al her home .u Jefferson ave-
nue.. with appendicitis. is Soma. im-
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ENTIRE FAMILY
WAS BENEFITED
CARNEGIE MAN BEHAVES INTER
ESTiNG STORY OF WHAT
PLANT JUICE MAS DONE.

Very few remedies have advanced
as rapidly IN The eyes OF The public
A. has Plant Juice. the great herbal
system tonic. which D., being nitro
duced Throughout the country. % has
only been on the market tor a snort
time but already there are many
thousands who have resained their
health by Pal OF IT'S use
Wishing 10 ciyc Others who are
suffering like ne dii m, benefit ct
Ms experience. Nj George Mitchell.
VINO resides a. Carnegie. Pa. where
no lives m the old homestead OF ms
grandfather. built iu l7s4 said
FOR years ! wa afflicted with
stomach trouble Ny mother. nearly
80 years OF & and an uncle ana
aunt we're also afflicted IN tho same
way Their advanced age made them
feel the need Of q good medicine.
when they found Plant Juice and
nav" been taking n fur the past year.
and they cannot peak TOO highly or
Us beneficial effect. az they nave
found d a splendid tCnic nave
only used % FOR a short time ana
Found Il q splendid tonic for my
trouble; in fact / can iruthfuIIy say
u am entirely cured and have no
more aches or pains. VIII gladly
recommend IL to all of my friends
There are numerous symptoms OF
thls trouble hat Plant Juice can re-
lleNe. I'm fact. any OF the following
may denote affection Of th, stomach.
Indigestion, dy -pepsia bcIching OF
WIND bad breath sick |throbbln- head
ache poor circulation. night sweats.
that tred feeling. -CostiyenCss. coated
tongue or a poor complexion
Plant Juice is sold in Wheeling nv
all druggists.
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BLANCHE RING A HIT
AT THE VIRGINIA

blanche Ring the actress. Is every bit
as gittcd As her only rival. blanche Ring
me singing Coincidence. The fact il
10Y demonstrated iu her Elimination OF
her memorable musical COMEDY M az a
ta~on or SO age. The Yankee Girl"
Whlcl "a the current attraction al the
Virginia theatre. Figuring tu an en-
tlrelS new Held and derived Of the usual
I~tSouIc-s whereby she has been arcus-
toned Co get her effects. Miss Ring by
shtr ilne acting makes the spectator
.YNt ne Just a. much as of old The
haukee Gtrl has been taken from the
painted scenery OF the stage and placed
lh natural settings featuring a real yacht
pa a I'u ocean and real Spanish sur
roundtugs in which 10 work Gut the MOI.
In addition 60 splendid acting. the dircc-
ton IL OF I'm excellent sort.
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WAR VETERANS OF
MARSHALL COUNTY
WILL MEET WEDNESDAY EVENING
FOR ORGANIZATION OF
EECAHPnlKT.
h4~ood HumeE and \. c. Yoho Receive
commission To OrganiEe-Othsr
News

-'erN veteran Of the ~paulsu-Amcri-
'au war living m Marshall county. ii
q. attend a meeting Co us held
H-ssnaN evening al Mpuud~NIfls. iu
,e 'liic' OF Robert e. Nuho af the
toiIt house The meeting ie CALI
hhlfu"rf. and every veteran III
-.d t' De- present 600 81 o'clock. when
,lnnl VIII Doe called together.
i-.N ""d Ii1W'~ and r.. o. Nonu have re-
.LN'u a ,'Wuul- Iuu for the orgsutzt-
'l'l Nhi'n Viii boz the second Instituted
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ork, 900 both of which cities d. crfoycd
eng runs VI i- hIs mCst sCriou. pias.
hts most siurcy contribution 10 "a, thot-
80 lu-uhA ana quit the most atfraCtiN..
> hlPalhetic character he has ever writ
zen - MS outrs-t Mr. Davies makes
I, t'l'fI 90 d"Ftuati1. Throughout the
ptaS one feels that his people are real.
human They ar, neither
iall'le nor wUuld-bt m~UItru.sf- urfrz
~laih"Ilug Tor the right Co Is, their own
llNes Their d. uu morbid phIlo-oYhiz-
,us Mr' l"Ni's makes the audience feel
natural thing Co do.
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TIE TRICK.

judge
But. she objected. you're d Jack
or all trades
Thou art the queen 0f my heart
ne reminded her. and the queen takes
tho Jack
Refusing. however. TO De impressed
viii this argument, the maid insisted
on q new deal.
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Saturday los two rDunr bo,.s dis5 -.
@'1IHff nlEhf. as a. result or "a cut uu-
PIG, ON" OF o., wings. which likely ,aIs-
m Dr. 70 ran exhausted where IL waz
e-Hd hy tr" boys. The inscription Al
% ''' which was ON "a tax attached
20 l'' pigeon IS Lex. has not been decirh-
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I1VIaln J. 2 Israel. Tho oIdest TesIdont
OF ms city, who has been IN A very
critical condition a. his home on south
Jel,trson avenue, since the first OF last
Y" ola age. was considerably improved
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AZ Ll' r'EuIdr meeting OF Liberal
No IS, Woodmen OF The World. a.,
b. held this evening In the Ellis halI.
otilc'rs Tor tho year viii b, nominated.
tue election Will likely BE- held two
weeks from this evening.
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ne voice department % The TUESDAY
NLle cum VIII meet with Miss Nell
acre oi seventh street this eycniug
me JuNtnil" DEPARTMENT will meet wIfh
ing. 'N"
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~FIeadIHE EUTIiV- IUhu Mellon ~ the
eastern part OF the city was fined in
police court yesterday ON r. plain drunk
'"'T-.' preferred hy OFFICER Coulter.
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Play weusburR.

Negotiations have been closed by
Manager Ned Pickett. OF the X X team.
ana the management 81 the Merchants
Athietg club, of Wellsburg. Tor a game
70 Pc played at Wcilsburg mex saturday
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Nork ON the Grant avenue aud Fourth
Sirg'' paving jobs was suspended yes
l'rdaN morning due 10 the weather con
ditlous.
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ATHFNS-TNc funeral ~ Bishop
Moore. late OF the NJ g. church. was
hc'd here Saturday. The sermon was
preached by bishop Earl 'rHu-tou. BITS
friend The lUtsrm,ut was
made tu a cemetery facing th, old
Moore homestead
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BELLEFONTAI\E-Edwsrd Gordon.
who served in en-" war under the ass
sumed n.wr " Edison. haas just made
his IDENTITY known aud has paid a visit
so hts brother az Huntsville. who r'
fused Co believe his story until uc show
N
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NASSILLpN-Pt ~queU S~psuueI s Ui-
nor. 81 \uNarr. unable fo work Tor sD.-
Cral years. shot himself 900 th" mouth
while STANDING iu tho street here.
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Governor Willis. who has declined f'
accompany Henry Ford ON ms mission
20 Europe. today announced tho names
or those who VIII have charge of f. peace
monument or arch 10 hc erected iu Capt
tai square Tho Governors selections
for the commission are
FORMER Governor Campbell and Atfor-
uey Hugh Huntington. of uuth for
mcr Governor Foraker. Cincinnati. r.
Warren ktefcr. Springfield. and D. Kent
Hamilton. Toledo. 4 meeting tu effect
a permanent organization ~ thc come
mission viii be held nm Columbus u'Nt
month.
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SIDNEY-Iienry Obsrh,lman. aEcd r.
= farmer. tcii from a wagon and was
killed HIS wife watched over his 20
All night. aud BIS ia "a serious condition
from exhaustion.
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Intentgsnoer Bureau.
Columbus. o., Nov. 40.

Congressman ADHESION e. smith. 90
Twin Pals. Idaho. Who Was BOO this city
TODAY, declared that former United
states Scnator T. D. Burton. uf ''sts
land. D. tho choice uf Tho Republicans
In "a majority OF tho states of tEn West
Tor Tho Presidential nomination. uuior
senator ". r.. Eorsh bsupWss au active
candidate. Mr.. smith said that Burton
wado r. yer! favorable impression dur
nE ms recent tour OF tht West. E0ruh
D. MOI .-u--L.-nl q --nnLLA-.
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TO CURE A CoLD IN N DAY
Tax LAXATIVE kitDMp QllNlNE
Tablets. Druggists refund money if 10
fails 90 cure T. "a GROVES signature
is ON each bon. Zoe.
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CISCINNNTI-Nsfioual Guard Off
gcmber q and D.
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Harry e.. Rurch. AGED 30. died to-day
from bichlorido 81 mercury poisoning.
and three others are very 90 as the re-
suit Of taking the same poisoning
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Miss VIOLA Sells. aged 1e. member OF
died to-day.
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The attorney goneral has sued tho Loo
rain. Ashland 4 Southern Railroad for
S1.3o0 excise taN for interstate business
aud the West Nirgiuia a. Ohio Coustruc-
ttoR Company Cor $500. alleged Co Toe
due the State as a franchise Zee.
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BURTON STRONG
In THE WEST
roRMER ONO SENATOR CHOICE or
MAJORITY or REPUBLICAN,
STATES OF WEST.

II Borah Runs VIII Have solid western
Support-BtE Damage Suit.
General Ohio News
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Damages u th. surn &C S2F.0e' are
sought b. the administrator OF the o..
tate o. Carl NJ Turner. ~ was hlllrr
when hrs horse frightened a. a wHguu
belonging Geo Jay Truw hrIdEr. aud threw
him under am ohio electric car. The
mia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-30
Best Ever for Coughs
Throat, HOarseness

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-18
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