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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06
A TIP TO THOSE WHO
NEED PAINTING DONE

There In just as much chance for
loss and grief Ia having painting AMI
paper hanging done as there Is chance
of JOY Il all depends on how the
urk Is done. \ first c'ass job ~
y'rk. with good materials ana good
taste 81 hHrmonizins colors, bring
J. to the person who IL having his
house, store ur rooms done over.
Bennett y McQuerry are cxpericnc =
painters and paper hangers and th"'
C1,pluy uon' but union men To- WORK
Ter 'hcrl. rhonc them az 1856 an
they viii COME tu see you, Al the'I
work is guaranteed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06
High School Notes

Commander IN Chief Of the g.. A..
r., David j. Palmer, spoke To the
high school students Tuesday after
noon. He said that the boy or girl
who loved his mother was the one on
whom the nation could depend "a lew
years later when the burdens OF the
government would fall on the shout
ders OF the men and women who are
the high school students of today.
Miss Marie Brehm, a representative
Of The temperance movement, said In
"a talk to the students on last We'd
nesday that character H. habit ctys-
talized." and that Character Is the
only thing one can take with n when
one dies.
Photographs for the ~ Reata are
being taken OF the different classes
ana organizations.
The Criterlons are putting on a
mock trial next Friday and from the
preparation and comments 10 win be
the best program of the year.
ON account Of % scarlet fever cpl
demic In Belen. Helen high schooi
cancelled the basket bah game with
the a. u. $ TO Dee played there Friday
night. This means that the basket
ball season II over and all energies
VIII be turned 10 outdoor athletics.
The little chaps of the high school,
who on account 81 their size, have not
had q fair shake az athletics, are pre-
paring for a meet In which only those
who are below a certain standard of
weight aud measure will be allowed
60 enter,
At last the auditorium Is to DO
/ given the finishing touch Of rich vel
vet curtains which viii be- hung next
Monday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06
WAITER AND SHERIFF
ADJUST DRAFT MATTER

G. W. Martin, O waiter arrested
yesterday at the request of Sheriff
ClOsson Of Santa Re. who said he
gave him a bad draft. was released
on his own recugniznnce last night at
the rcquest OF the sheriff.
Martin insisted at tho time Of his
arrest that the draft was on his sis
ter and that u could only hav" been
by mistake hat II came hnc union
ored. IL Is understood that the mat
ter has been adjusted To- sheriff clos
sons satisfaction.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06
A. B. C. GIRLS CAPTURE
A CHAMPIONSHIP

The girls basketball team of the
business college won the stare cham
piouship last night by defeating the
Las Vegas Normal school girls al the
armory, SO To A.
The 4. II. e. boys evensd their no-
count with the Normal school boys.
winning. 80 to 20.
The biggest crowd of the seaH"f
witnessed the games. The Norma
school teams will play the UNIVERSITY
teams tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06
CAL0MEL SALlvATES

CaIomel makes YOU sick and you
lose a days work. Calomel Is "A mas
ty. dangerous chemical To liven
your sluggish liver and bowels when
c~onstipated. h~eadachy. bilious, just
get a i0-cent box of harmless Cascar-
cts. They work while you sleep. don't
grippe. sickcn or %saiiyatc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06
UNIVERSITY DEBATERs
GO TO TAT C0LLEGE

Tho University Of New Mexico de-
batting team left for las Cruces this
morning 20 meet the state College
team IN annual debate tonight
The aueHslen Is. Resolved. That
Municipalities In She United states
SHOULD Own and Operate Plants fer
Supplying Llsht. Water and Trans
portafion.n The university, having
choice Of sides this year. took the AZ
irmativc.
The college will be represented by
Miss Mildred Fulghum. Richard Bu-
vens and Earl Taylor. while Alien r.
Bruce. Carl d. Brorein and Lee w.
Walker make up the Y. X. NJ team
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06
AWNING BLAZE CALLS
OUT FIRE

The fire department wur called t'
the Barnett building shortly before
ESQ this morning TO pat out M avn
ing blaze.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06
BING! BASEBALL SEASON
OPENS JUST LIKE THAT

with "a loud crash baseball fell out
OF bed today. The Third ward boys
defeated the Fourth ward boys, Z
to .,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06

Never can tell when you'l mash n
finger or suffer n cut. bruise. burn
or scaid. BE prepared. Thousands
rely on DR.. Thomas Eclectic oil.
Your druggist sells IL. zoe and sec.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06

W. 4. Campbell national lecturer
Tor the American Federation OF Pa
trlotic Societies. lectures tonight at
y o'clock and sunday afternoon ut 2
o'clock al x of +. hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06

Constipation causes headache. in
digestion, dizziness, d~rowsiness. For
a mild, opening medicine. use Doan's
Regulets. 2bc a box at all stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06

Phone 3. Red Barn, 3ii West Cop
per, for first class livery. W. l..
Trimble a 60.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06
cam or THANKS.

We wish 70 thank our many
friends. members Of Ladies' sodaiity,
Woodmen Circle. Degree Of Honor
and the Frnteruai Brotherhood for
sympathy extended us 10 our recent
bereavement, the sickness n death
of our darling wife and mother; also
for their many beautiful floral Of
fcrings.
JOSEPH sHOUP
AND FAMILY.
March c. 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-03-06

WATER TAX DUE AND PAY
ABLE AT OFFICE OF WATER CO.,
ZIG S. SECOND.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
MANY SURPRISES
sprung Yesterday IN the Nearing OF
hidshipmen over ExAminA-
ton Scandal

NNNAPOLtS. Mo. June There
were several surprising incidents In the
course 81 to-day proceedings before
~ uaNal court Of inquiry which Is con-
ducting an Investigation at the naval
academy.
Ensign " \. Confer. who received
hi- diploma last week and Midshipnton
\ Rogers. we're made co-defendants
vito use seven mtdshipmen previously
charged With Al tho Iss-
annual examination. The two were in
VOWED, IN the opinion Of the court.
thcuEh COMMANDER Traut's testimony
yesterday.
The commander. under cross eAamina-
tlon today. expressed the OPINION that
tshslgn ". " Harrison. who graduated
last week Was guilty Of Irregular prRc-
tlce In not notifying the authoFitres
stter earning that what he had received
a. Innocent dope In reality was a copy
- lhe organization paper which Md
Ing.
Pot the greater part - the afternoon
commander Truut underwent u severe
cross examination by all three members
OF Mldshipmens counsel On an effort -
show that the authorities had drawn un
iair distinction betSeen degrees OF
guilt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
CANDY MAKERS
Manufacture Of Sweets in the Display
Window Of stone & Thomas Al
tracts unusual Attention.

Did you see W attractive young
ladies' and a clean-cup young man
demonstrating the method OF candy
making in n OF Stone a Thomas
Main street display windows yester-
day afternoon, The display caused
quite a crowd TO congregate during
the time the trio were In the window.
To have candy manufactured by such
people must have impressed other
people as ii did the reporter that the
old motto: Sweets TO the Sweet
should be changed to read Sweets
from the Sweet" In addition TO the
demonstration there was disposed
about the window a lot OF nut meats OF
various kinds n other ingredients
used in the making OF caramels. The
display will be continued every after.
moo for several days and different
sorts OF cands will be made in the
window at different times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
RIVER NEWS
Sos rovlsr wn N.ks rafrai ruR s.t-
erdsy fr0n r1ttsbargA n rhs
-Lncoln Fern

Ih- ohio a. this rotrf su have a
inNt sfas. a. fhe ulck~ts g. 80
McN@chcu dam uers ralsaf NesfrrIaa
hAsin--S va never better for thfs 80
son AT alonE NJ Ohio river To- uacE-
Ct than a. present
The Joe Power. uru.-. uV the IsHas
Rope and sons % r~arksrshurg VII r..
hsrs tonight Tor F~ttEhgrgt she "a.
been on the dock- "a farssSsblrs Tor
some time undergoing extensive rsrafrs
she Ntl depart from tn Smoks nts
sions 60 the birthplace " Auraham IIn-
coin. knoNu a. The Lincoln Farm. e.V
.ntN miles below Louisville in keufIckV
The Initial trip viii h urds- the aus
plc-- OF the feunsy ivaris Historical so
cletN, about 100 OF which stll make The
TIP APT "a : Pc. wll - iu com
mand 81 the boat The excursions Wfl
D made weekly IRON P~ittsbursh
through the summer The boat wll only
vii lay over several hours az Cincinnati
and Louisville.
The Liberty Vas ~ last nlsht from
Msrlstta With a large Csrgo. She ~Ill
return this morning - n so o'clock.
The lumbar. from Charleston Tor pitts.
burgh. b due this morning az = o'clock.
River stag.
DAVIS ISLAND nAN-bf feet. ris-
sTECBENvILLE-s feet. using
,PARKERsBURG-ss feet. falling
MoRGANrowN-5s feet. falling.
clear.
OF C1TY-II feet. stationary: clear.
feet falling clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

lor Mechanics will b. held In their han
~" hanover street. this sNenlnE
me REGULAR wcssiy prayer u.ett,r.
n.ia ~ tnc Local churches last SvenlnF
were largely attended
The ladies were ,u ii, r.u ,o-
the League park Neatsrda, ar.r,
"Nlhs ." the fact that % Wa ladies dar
The miners north OF the CITY viii re-
- thelr ttrst pag TO-DAY. if being ia.
us u" DC handed out FOR over a year
Several from thir city attended la.
buress funeral al Rayland Vssfer5.V
Afternoon.
constable George Duncan will max. a
o IN trip 90 GAINESVILLE to-day and
VIII return home tomorrow.
Chic Hatch has resumes his s,,t..
days illness. VIVA
IN local PLAY grounds are proving Al
.aes.Ss pm the evening and large crowds
closed. aie
A crowd Of ladies from this city g.,.
: n@sket picnic AZ Wheeling park yest.r-
Gay afternoon.
be Items len, OF inteTsss FOR mi. paper can
s'SI. OF cen Sl2-J ON the Bon phone
~ uoubt a large crowd viii b. In A.
n. 80, . me Moos, dance which Will
~" local Luther League will elect deI,
eshte~ 70 attend the meeting Of no I -.
sutS IN bridgeport. next week
~ - said that a manual traininr
teni VIII be Installed he the local school
al " beginning Of the next school year
MIS- John =. coyne and Ms Er..t
Leo, left yesterday morning - gaaN
UuusS 10 attend commencement AZ II,
NiArs : school At that place. vbere
niece Wlll be graduated. "
"A large crowd attended the omen meat,
Ss y me Noman's Foreign Aiisst.narv
So,tet or the FIRST NJ. T.. church. b.id 80
IN, nome or Emma Henderson last MIN
new electric sign was DIace9
front or the Chopper hotel yesterday ]"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
VILLA REPLIES
Response to Wilson's Mexican Note
En- Route 70 Washington by spe-
cisl Representative.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. June g
\ message from chihuahua TO the
Villa agency here tonight announced
that Manuel Bonila had started for
Washington with General Villas re-
sponse 20 President Wilson's warning
that the b~elligerent Mexican factions
must restore peace and save the fam.
inc threatened civilian population OF
the southern republic from further
suffering.
Spokesman cor the villa element
have indicated hat their chief stands
ready 10 cooperate in a peacc move
ment. \ reply from General Carranza
Il m~omentarily expected by cable
through Consul Siliman al Vera
Cruz.
No definite news reached Washing
ton tonight from central Mexico.
where obregon. the Carranza com
mander. and villa. are believed 20 be
engaged in their final battle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
Realty Transfers.

William Rine to John Rine. lot In
New Alexandria: 81.
Anderson Thomas. to Martha Thorn
a.. two acres in Mt Pleasant town
ship. $500.
VIM. Jackson TO Daniel Isaac. lot In
Warren township. S125.
Mike Zagorski to Samuel Heller
stein. lot in Dillonvale: 1915.
Lewis Bendure 10 Susanna Rowers.
lot in city; 81.
Joseph LleweIlyn 10 Marins Esca-
Her. lot in Warren township: $3.50.
Isaac Martin TO Mary Martin. 3ol.
acres in Gross Creek township: 81.
W. r Smith TO J. r. Cross. lot in
Amsterdam. si.27O.
First l.. J.. church. Toronto. 10
smith Boswell. metes. Toronto: g..
800.
George Clark to Maude CLARK. lot
In city. l.
Elizabeth F~reshwater 20 Matthew
Miller. lot IN city: 81.
p s. smith 10 Minerva Cline. is
acres In Springfield township. 81
Jeneya Ford 10 Dohrman Sinclair.
LOT in city. s..
James Potter 90 Olive IIur. lot in
Ia Bellvicw 81.
VIM Wanenmacher 10 Jacob Wan.
enmacher. lot in city. $1,000.
Petro Mozinsk 10 Henry walker.
lot In Dillonvalo $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
PROMOTION DAY
Programs VIII he Rendered
" Eishth Grade Glasses
Today.

ne schools throughout tho
~ clty VIII hold their PROMOTION NJ
.lanl- IN the different schools M -
Many interesting programs nav.
Pait IN which the pupfls fiptsbf,.
part. "W Jake n leading
'eruhcatcs Of promotion viii h. ~
70 each or the O~ne-hundred and fou,
nigh school '"e" U" IN"
Many note speakers viii La a..
~ eht schools to deliver an addre.r
rev. claude =. Terry will %. IL.
aueIess az the Washington school So,
= citizens viii deliver the .ddr,-@
NthSter school Rev. J y Teyc.
ser VIII speak az the Richie sc6ooi
line program Of the Richie school
Invocation Rev u IA. r
SouE-Lui-eUs" 'tholl
Reading The ObnginE Lady BoardsT.
yf,it. ~ ..-..-. Flora Pitchard
'H 'L'h ......
Class History g,J tlh-
Song-Serenade" $3.50
lass Address Rev. D.. Il L~evepbrrss
ihst5uInenta puet-skipping Rope
''""ltlHcn
Virginia Taylor and Ethel Nol.s
Presentation OF certificate. "''u' Die-'
N"nE-'Sod save the People" rf,..
ffogramH consisting % urusfr -
reCltatiOuS and ureaenfati,, -
.~ttilncstes VIII be observed i'm earb -
'he other city schools.
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Minao c. o. p

The Republicans Of Mingo held a
rousing meeting at the city building
Tuesday night. and named a strong
ticket for the municipal primaries 10
Dc held in August. David C.. Max
well. eX-mayor, and the most popular.
as well as the most efficient, execu-
tive the town ever had. was named
TO lead h Republican ticket. and he
VIII have no opposition for the nomi-
nation. Three candidates announced
TOT village marshal. r. Chase. fcrmer
policeman; Lawrence Wait and Mil
lard Arthurs. For treasurer. Ross
scott and O. Welshans will be the
candidates. while o. Getsingcr will
have no opposition for the nomina.
ton for village clerk. Seven candi.
dates were named for village council,
as follows; r. u. Jordan. Kyle Ste
phens, x. s. Quinn. John Mcconnell,
James cambridge. Jr. W. s. Crosslev
and o. {. Brill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

At a meeting OF the board or educa-
ton held Tuesday evening the matter OF
selecting n superintendent for the local
schools was laid over tiil the next
meeting. The board also decided 10 in
stall a manuel trimming system in the
SCHOOLS during the next term. The fol
lowing T. the list Of teachers elected at
tho meeting held Tuesday evening
Center school. <. Eaton. Mrs Fila.
bishop. Helen Yarnell. Grace williams.
Gertrude Cow. Lena Ebert. Anna Ne
Carty. May Fortney. Grace LeSeur. Mary
Crtspin. Grace Prague. Emma Lewis.
Lora Lane Virginia Moore and Ada Bar
her.
south school " Bowen. Elizabeth
stewart Florence Jones. Mabel Har-
bourt. Emma Gillespie. Mrs. Jessie ".
a mrtne. Cola farmer. Bird Farr. Hazel
hullard. Mary Mcconnell
North school ~. Kinney. Anna
Booth. Margaret Moore. Hattie CrIckcn-
berger. Retta Cochran. Elma scott. Ies-
-ie McFadden. Lucille Perry. Ella De
Vault. Jessie Thoburn.
Elm building and Markcf addition
sara y Talbot. Mary Farucli. E1iEabeth
Thompson. Ida FerranF. Eva McCreary
High school, s. Miller. r. b. Lucas.
9therine buvendeck Janet Mcconnell
Florence Anderson. r. y Baker. n e.
mitchell. Anna Morrcy. Harold Comp
lanef-Mtea Thee. Huhrrfahau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

The Retail Clerks union will hold a
regulaT meeting this evening.
Deputy Sealer OF Weights and Meas
ures w. j. Campbell has taken his dis
play OF correct and false weights and
measures TO ST. Clairsville. where they
are being exhibited in Young's drug
store.
Eugene Mccain. OF Columbus. was
a visitor in the chy yesterday.
Mrs. r. b. Waddeil. OF Lamira. il
spending a few days with friends in
the city.
Mrs. Frank Jones, Of Gravel Hin.
left yesterday for Marion. Ind. for a
visit with friends.
Mrs. A. $. Malone is III al her
home on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. Meyer Herzberg will enter
tain with a charity whist party this az
ernoo at her home on Harrison
street.
Miss Elva McFadden. OF Cambridge.
returned yesterday to her home. after
a visit with friends here.
W. H.. Frank. of Harrison street.
has gone to Detroit. Mich. TO spend a
few days.
DR.. W. W. Hall has returned 10
Pittsburgh. after a visit with rela-
lives here.
Rev. a. NJ. Flax left yesterday for
Rethany College. to attend the com
mencement exercises.
Miss Beryl CARRIER. Of Epworth
Park. Is spending a few days with
Bellaire friends.
Mrs. Charles Wassman has gone 10
Epworth Park to spend the summer.
William Greenlee and Boyd War
rock left yesterday for San Francisco.
TO visit the exposition.
Dallas Kennedy. OF Brooks Run.
who has been confined to his home.
III for the past few months. is able to
be out.
Children's day will be observed at
The Florence VI. r. church next Sun
day. A Zine program has bee1, pre-
pared.
Clarence Pickett. OF Noble street.
is spending a few days with friends
az Weston. W. Va.
The Ladies' Aid Society o. the
United Presbyterian church will hold
"a parcel post social at the church
this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
CEHTEK SCHOOL.
Interesting Program Arranged for Clos
ing Exercises.

The follow ing interesting program has
Deeu arranged for closing exercises 81.
Center school:
Prayer Rev = a. lanes
SONG, SeNtette-"Gaily Were Tripping"
Ma Senne. Ada Moore. LYDIA Guy.
Virginia Husemar. Margaret Dit
man. Naomi Seamon.
kcCitdtion-'ServiCe' .
..-......... Carolyn Bachmaun
kecitatiou-"Janc Jones ......
-..... charles Long
Plano Solo-"The Dawn Of the century
Recitatiou-"One OF Gods Little he
rOes' naomi seanfon
Recitstion-The Midnight Ride OF lem
ny NJ Neal" ..... porothv Eobrecht
Recitation-'My Great Auufs Portrait
........ june Stcrheus
Little kl0Ck-eycd
Rebel " Eva GrubI.r
Piano Solo-"The Chicago Express"
....... J0hn Lough
Recitnuon-'Even This shall pass
AWAY .... Elizabeth Davis
Closing Address - hose lew
Presentation or Certih,atsS ....
Rev. 5. e.. Jones
Prayer. .........-.. Rev. IS g. Jones.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
PENNsY LINES.
Sunday excursion 20 Pittsburgh
every Sunday. $3.50 round-trip.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Meeting Of IN. FIRST District ro-nizht
In the warwood Preaby-
terrain Church.

All arrangements were completed last
evening Tor the sunday school meeting
tonight 80 the Murwood P~resbyterian
church. Heads Of the various depart
meufE "f the SUNDAY schools Of this
community viii attend The meeting L.
20 y. presided over b. T. * Little. pres
id"rt % a." first district. which In
CIid's Hll the schools in ohio county.
north 81 this city.
Among those who will sneak are.
Harry T. Bond. o. ~ Heaus. COUNT Sec
refarN and treasure. Rev. 8. u. Jones.
ruperlntendent of The Home department.
81 the state sunday school work. aud
president y O. lsorhHrt. o. the ohio
county sunday School Association. The
mutlral program viii b. In charge OF a.
~. lickirhptham pU June IL a similar
meeting viii be helf iu the Vance mem
utial church for che out-the-pike dis
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bridgeport B-tsfs

- hfien o. BannOck was in this
GU! Yesterday calling on friends.
NiDert Sommers Of West Main street
u SONY improving after "A short illness.
at Adena yesterday.
Mrs- George Groves OF West Main
street IL Al Flushing. being called IN
the illness of a relative.
James Holland Of The local asrla M
taakies was elected delegate 10 this
Grand Aerie convention TO be held al
san Francisco In August.
MANY. local people VII lattend the
Moose dance In Martins Ferry this even
ing.
Several from this city attended III.
game on the League Park YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Joseph Meizter OF Flushing -
the guest OF friends In this city for a
few days.
W. g. Hays OF Bannock was In the
city yesterday calling on friends
De out after a short Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
TEUBENYTLLB

STEUBENvILLE. O. June In
the trial Of Mayor George ". McLeish
Tor eXtortion. state Inspector John a.
Bliss was on the stand nearly all Of
Wednesday morning for a caustic
CrOss-eNamination by Attorney J.. A.
Mansfield. II covered a vast range Of
events. and all the records that have
been introduced and the tits between
attorney and witness were spirited
many times.
lie said he started here in Dccem.
Der aud had filed two reports. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10
GET POWER
The supply Comes From eood.

n We get power from food. why not
strive TO get all the power we can.
That is only possible by selecting food
That exactly hts the requirements Of
the body.
Not knowing how 20 select the
right food 10 ~ my needs. ! suffered
grieVouslv Tor a long time from stom.
ach trouble writes q lady from "a
little Western town
20 seemed az NJ 7 would never boz
able 10 md out fbo sort NJ food that
wac best Tor me-. Hardly anything that
J could eat would stay on my stomach
Every attempt Eaye mo heart burn and
nlIef my stomach with rae got
thinner and thinner until literally BOO.
came a living skeleton and In time vas
compelled f0 keep 60 my bed
- few months ago q vas persuaded
10 10y Grape NIfa food. nud DO had such
GOOD effect from tho very beginning
mar kept uu its uFr was surprised
a. Tho ease With which digeafrf DO.
To proved to he iuaf what Z needed
y my unpleasant symptoms. tho
heart burn. tho inflated feeling which
gave mo ao much pain. disappeared
Wy weight gradually Increased from
~ in IIh lbs my figure rounded ont.
my strength came back and . 1m now
api" io DO my homework and ouJoy o.
Grapefruit I'D DO
A ton days fral viii show anyone
some facts about food
Name giVen hF Postum Co. Rattle
creek Mich Read The Road fo
WeIIvIlls lr pkrs There's a
Reason
Ever read the above letter. A new
ore appears from TINE 90 time They
are genuine. true. ard fuU % human
Interest.
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still another wss forthcoming. There
wa n sQusbble over whether there
was a state detective here. and Mr..
Bliss said he had none here.
lie said he came here AZ the re-
guest OF Examiner Waddell. through
The state department. and he took up
the job and finished Il when MIR. Wad-
dell gave II up. He said ne considered
Mr., Waddell as not a competent eN
aminer.
The defense charged that they were
given a chance a. the books and
papers. which the State had taken
charge OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-10

The Endeavor society Of the Chris
tian church has elected the following
Officers for the ensuing ak months.
President. Miss Bertha Brainard. vice
president Harry Marlinr. recording
secretary. Miss Ethel Anderson. cor
responding secretary. Miss Rhea
Utter. junior superintendent. Miss
Amelia G%roadhaus. treasurer. Charles
Hammond The chairman Of the var
ious committees will be- appointed by
the president.