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Julia Eick. Robert w.4.KyIe. Thos.
RR 10 ,ssaSy. Mrs, Mrs; Louis Horkhsimer.
berger. Sister Alberta. Airs. Habig. The
Misses Kase. J. A. Hilderbrand. John
phonse wingerter. VIM. j. Feeny, j. ".
Schwarnwalder. Edgar l.. OMaliey, Gus
WS ". +. G. Driehorst. Miss Name
Parker. w. NJ. Mitsch. II. ]. Troy, Ed
ward NJ. Phillips. Elizabeth NJ. HeaIy.
X N; Ella Hughes. George w. Hewitt.
I'd; e. Dailer. Mrs. NJ. OKeefe. }. Il.
W. Dalbey. Bernard Alexander. Mrs.
Ennis. Mrs Rose Erb' Mrs. Katherine
Altmeyer, Ellingham q Co. John Koch
susie L. King, Albert Beitz. Charity
Miller. p. I, Loeeher, George J. weisner.
Brinkmier. Mrs. John Gornpers. The
Misses Bosley. John T. 0Leary. John
Nell. Mrs. y. g. Stifel. Mrs. &. r. Sffref.
Or. Albert Noltc. Mrs. Robert snider.
MISS Ella Flynn, Miss Julia Feinlcr.
MIS-, Gregory Aekerman. Catherine :.
Katherine PrOnty Mary Z. Flanagan,
Mrs. Kate bartollas. Mrs. Frank Dsig;'
Thomas a. Mc5GSisgan am Mss Miss h Kate
Bentz. Mrs. Nicholas busch. Miss Mar
celia Emig, Conrad Kirsch. Mrs. John
tina, Mrs. George Norton. NJ. and Mrs.
william a. kothr. John pohronospki.
n.
Edward Wagner Mrs. John p. Emig, q.
J.. Baker. AFR, =. r. Marker. Miss Mary
Boes. Mrs. Joseph Albert. The Misses
m. r. Mckinley, Miss G. Erbacher. Mrs.
W. =. Cogley, Mrs. Frank Thaiman. Mrs.
Whaien. Miss Mary Ray. Mrs. Rigss.
Miss Kate He'll Miss Mary Alderman N.
i.Iizabeth Ackerman. J: n. kllleen. Miss
Boyd. Miss Angela Jepso0. Mrs I'd y.
Nensel; Miss Lizzie =. Miller, Miss Pa
katherine Jordan. Mrs. "a. HcnuemaL
Mrs. Dan OLeary. Mrs. Ritter. a Friend.
Mrs. George shafcr, Albert Kraus. Miss
Mary Roth; Mrs. y. Roth. Frank ps.ei
Wheaton. Miss Ada carroll Miss Jean
ltc gina Hcil. AR Felix Goldstcin Mary
Ritter. Mrs. Hcnnessy. Miss Elizabeth
Erb. Mrs; {. Price. Mrs \. $ Eaum-
berger. Miss Coffee, Niss Woidcr. Miss
NT b6hs,i %1ss 81 ZEN IsS Miss TtenEer
Ford. Mrs N. ,. Fitzpatrick. airs j. b.
Garden. , schlick. Charles Weber. Miss
Miss Anna Dougherty. Miss Madeivn
Nugler. Julia Aubcr. Mrs. v. H. owens.
" ss MARY Leonard. Wayne Riddle. Miss
kiackingcr. MadHiyn Hague. Mrs. James
Kenny. Mrs. Ralph Kline. Miss anna
Ncldeft. WIS Carrie h kenner, Mrs.
Frank Neister. Mrs. o. J. Dailer. Mrs.
charlotte y Brady. Mrs Henry some
born. Mrs. ,. ". Caronbaucr. George =.
Stifcl Co. Mies Elizabeth Maucr. Miss
Jennie Eoru. Miss Eliza Palmer. Misses
Bertha and Clara Wehy. Mrs. Elizabeth
Carcnbaucr Mrs. p. q. briehorst. Mrs.
Rose Mauer. Mrs T.. g. kurner. Mrs.
John HaDcrstick. Miss Augusta Frooh-
lick. Miss Lizzie ucviin. Mrs Chaa ri
Riley. Miss Lena Baker. Mrs John Nan
ion. Mrs Howard McFaddcu. Mrs Edwin
yepson. ". A. Drlehorst Co, Mrs. Thoa.
wheaton. Mra. w. =. MrCoukcy. Wre n.
.kluF. Mrs. Charles ueiler. Miss Fannls
~ ftntees Geo. a. Nnuok Co Mias Agnes
Hess. Mrs ,. r. Gary. Miss Mary Bier
mana. Mrs. " Friesmuth. Miss Anita
Arnold Helen Arnold Mrs Louise
busch Miss Mary Kearns. Mrs louis
Cook. Mrs. NJ. g. Bilz. Airs. T. a. West
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NEWS BRIEFS

The ST. James Brotherhood or
st. James Lutheran church will hold
its regular meeting this evening. All
the members are expected to be pres
emit as an interesting program has
been arranged.
Mike Strinski. arrested for tres
passing on the b. 4 o., was fined $40
and costs yesterday by Squire Wick
ham.
Wheeling has at least one local
bog who is with the u. 5. troops IN
the chase for Villa. He is Wilbur
Gwyn. and is driving a packard car
which was turned over to the gov
eminent by the company when the
war department sent out an appeal for
cars and expert chauffers. Gwyn is
employed by the Packard Co.
Poor farm accounts were audited
by the board OF commissioners yes
terday.
Two secondary and one adult
Bible class charters were granted yes
terday by the West Virginia Sunday
school association. The secondary
classes had a membership. one Of ten
girls and the other OF eight boys. The
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adult class is OF the Morgantown
+. church Sunday school and has
membership of four men and SIX wo
men.
"A meeting of the advisory ooarc
of the Associated Charities was helo
yesterday In the rooms at the Board
Of Trade building. Several bushes,
matters were discussed at this meet.
ing and IL was decided TO hold The
regular monthly meeting next Mon.
day.
Earl Braunlich, well known local
motorcycle dealer. had a narrow s..
cape from serious injury YESTERDAY
when his motorcycle skidded on the
Warwood road and precipitated the
rider into coal wagon that be a..
tempted to pass.
The good sidewalk movement
which follows the good roads move
ment will likely be observed in Wheel.
ing before many weeks. The Officials
are now urging persons to keep their
walks in better condition.
While the day for assessments 70
start in the county is Saturday, II Is
hardly likely that anything will be
done before Monday.
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THANK PUBLIC FOR
DONATION DAY AID
WHEELING HOSPITAL AUTHoRI-
TIES GRATEFUL FOR GEN
EHOUs RESPONSE.
1t Is Expected That the Cash Donations
Will Reach S4,ooo-Many Sup
plies Received.

The Sisters of st. Joseph and the
Ladies' Aid OF the Wheeling hospital
desire TO thank their friends through
the columns OF the press, who so gen
Its annual donation day. Thursday y.
March 20. They are very grateful TO the
aeart the interest OF the hospital and
the work carried on by the Sisters in
eharge. with Their liberal response to
received in checks to date is S3.s5S.
checks being received each day and II Is
expected that the cash donations will
reach the four thousand mark. large
number of donations of eatables and
were very thankfully received.
The Sisters desire to thank the press
for its hearty cooperation TO bring
to the ladies OF the Aid society, who
have always assisted the Sisters OF the
The following are the names OF those
who responded on the occasion: Rt Rev.
Bishop Donahue; Friend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry q lex. Miss p Mary r'R %ensss T Hess
stroehmann's Bakery. Alfred Hi Caldwell.
Mrs. Rose Welty, George II, Taylor Co.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mccain, 7. r.
Jefferson. Richland Coal Co. by DR. ~
A. Haning. Air. and Mrs Fedilis Refs
". Lutz. Rev. II. MaeEachen. I.adies'
AUXILIARY Mullen Diyion \; q; II, Dr.
%. NJ. stats. DR.. j. r. Caldwell. Dr. a.
}. N9ome. Mrs. c. A McFsdden. Ebbert
a Weiss. J. T. Morgan, John Coleman
Co. Or. 9. NJ Truschell. NJ. j. McFad-
den. Mrs. I. Sulzbacher. Steubenville. o..
Or. G.. ". FTisseil, Mrs. Clara W. keefe.
Dr. ~ H.. Kelly. George A. Laughlin.
Elizabeth Bentz. Howard Haziett 4 Son.
Geo. :. Feeny Co. J. +. Miller. X. Bal
ger. J. ~ Handlsn. Louis Bcrtschy. W..
T.. stone. Mrs. Sophia n. Hook. Seaton
Alexander. l. Zarnits. George busch.
Mrs. George J. Mathison. J. A. Blum. A.
10. Hadlich. v. J. Korn, Joseph Vogler.
Jr.. DR. y. ". Plant. a Friend. Christian
Stoinmetz; II X. Kitchen * Co. ~
Holmes. ohio valley Drug Co, John
Kedcker. Dr. Cope. Or. +. $. Wright.
Mrs A. !. NoOmc. Hebrew Ladies' Ben
evolent. Chas. 4. Aul * Son, l.. ). Good.
wood: Mrs. Matilda Zoeckler. farmers
~ Consumers Dairy Co, Mrs. W. w.
Meeks. Jos ID. kasc. T. -. Ebbert. DR..
thas- Wingertcr. A. T.. sweeney. John
sans. a Friend. Mrs. W. Rempo. Miss s.
LAWN. pr. D. ~. Marschncr. DIT. q. Ack-
erman. o. J. Gilligan. Mrs. WStlnm Nc
Gamm. Mr. and Mrs. y. A. Starnor Mrs.
+. b. Carney. Mrs. J; a, Campbell. Mrs.
Gaus. AIR and Mrs. Jos VOckler. James
Merge. Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Clark Mrs.
Clara Sche Hi Brothers. DR.. ~.
Hall william kirbach. Mrs Frank
TI.hhompsson, Robt fek9sri stanley Floyd.
o. Mckccn. ~. H. Coilet. Rev @. n.
Moye. Peter Mcneil Rev. y. Y. Weber.
Or. Osbourne. Mrs. J. J. Carroll Home
Tea Co. =, }, Quinn. W. s F99ose; ~. r.
Dr. j.. l.. Armbrecht Rev. B Nader.
VIM. =. NoEler. Tfhe Burgess Carpet CO..
Miss Margaret Maioney. John 4. Arbcnz.
Frank g. Reister. Miss Patton. Mrs.
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Rid of the Torment
of Rheumatism,

Send me Foley Kidney Pills. am
badly done up with rheumatism and
they are the only thing that help
me" A. J. Walsh. Sneffels, Colo.
rheumatism is stubborn as a mule
1t hangs on like a Ieech-wears out
your strength-worries you with pain
-drags on your vita1ity-depresse
your mind-affects your health!
Don't let IL hang on you, Don't give
up TO III Don't overlook Foley Kid
ney fills! For they work directly on
the kidneys-tone up and strengthen
them TO the perfect action that keeps
uric acid out OF the blood. and clears
away the cause OF rheumatism. lum-
bago and stiff. swollen. aching joints.
Begin now. today. and soon you viii
again be active and free from pain.
Mr.. Walsh winds up his letter TO us
by saying: II consider Foley Kidney
Pills the best i have ever used. and
have tried several different rem
-dies.' Your druggist sells them.
For sale By John Coleman CO.
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The Real Way To End
Stomach Trouble
IL To Correct the Conditions that Cause
II. Don't Let Food Ferment and De
compose An Your stomach.
MAKE Your stomach Digest Your Yood
Before II Sours.

HypcrchlOrhyds thigff-per- klor- high
drecrI BE- medical word meaning an
unhealthy condition ln eiic stomach and
digestive tract, that causes premature
fermentation Of food after % reaches tho
gt0mach. Sourncas. Gas. Acidfty and
Heartburn result
artiflcisl diEestauts give relief Simply
% rcueving the stomach of it, sour
food contents. They Do not ft0u the far-
mCutatlou or help the stomach
To overcome conditions - this Kind q
~. 0rlcst A. Co Wheeling. and many
other druEnists are strongly commend
tng Ai-o-ua stomach Tablets which tone
~ tne stomach ana restore normal d.
festion ~ looseuinE Nd the hardened
bile and mucus from the stomach walls
that are preventing a normal flow Of the
natural digestive juices Mi-o-na gives
QUICK RELIEF 90 all the usus1 distressing
stomach symptoms and 50 tones tho
stomach machinery that pretty soon
meals no longer turn sour but az a.
Rested normally and painlesslv. Drug
eiets every where tell Mona and eay.
don't help y0u.'
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CHAPLINE ST.
MAN AND WIFE
Nerv-Worth Worked Wonders
For l.r. and Mrs. E. D. BRAY

Here is proof that Wentworth Is
the greatest of all Family Nerve
! TONES. Read the following signed
endorsement:
Rau's Drug Store-My wife could
not sleep. Nervous. pains in side.
headache and constipation for seven
or eight years. We doctored consid-
erably with several doctors but got
very little relief
We finally tried Wentworth and
have used four bottles and I want TO
say MY WIFE Is WELL. All trou-
bles mentioned above are gone.
Now for myself I want to say have
taken part of two bottles (Nerv-
WORTH for my troubles, which were
Indigestion. constipation. headache
| was weak and run down. hardly
able to do my work. but it's different
now.s feel fine. Good appetite. good
digestion. bowels regular and I'm
better man every way. Work Is cas-
Ter for me. I'm happy. cheerful ana
life looks better TO me.
I'm glad we found Wentworth and
will always have IL in our house IN
case of emergency.
E ID. BRAY,
900 Chapline Street.
Your dollar back at the Rau Drug
Store IL Wentworth does not help
you.
Our own guarantee back of the fore
going-RAU'S DRUG STORE.
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myer. Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio Wanda Mr..
l.. Zoeckler. Baer Bros. Zarnits. Miller
Brothers. John $. welty Co. Mrs. w. NJ.
Carney. Mrs. Henry MichaeIs. Miss
Christa Schafer. Mrs. Anna COnwelL
LYDIA kemhon. Mrs. Jacob Didfon Mrs.
Louisa busch. Mr.. Ramsey. Mrs. IL 4.
Nogier. Mrs. Jos. Gaus. Mrs los. KnOrr,
Mrs. Jos. Gaus, Mrs. Harry Nogler. Mrs.
J: L. Rose, Mrs. Katherine Gilligan.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Altmeyer. &. y. Taylor.
Bachmann's. Mrs. Thos. Manion. AFR. and
Mrs. John Francis Reagan. Mrs. Peter
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STAMPING COMPANY
ENDS LITIGATION
COMPROMISE EFFECTED WITH
REPRESENTATIVES, OF
STEWART ESTATE
Long-standino Suits Between United
States Stamping CO. and Late
w. c. Stewart, Ended.

All litigation between the United
States Stamping company and the es-
tate OF the late w. c. Stewart. which
has been In the courts for a number
OF years, has been settled by compro-
mise. IL was learned. yesterday. Mr..
Stewart was instrumental in the or
ganizatton of the United States Stamp
Ing company. but about ave years ago
his connection with that concern was
dissolved This was followed by the
filing of number of suits for alleged
damages and claims. and also count
er suits brought by the stamping COM
pany.
Some of these suits have been set
tied in court and others have been
settled by compromise between repre-
sentatives OF the Stewart estate and
the United States Stamping company.
II is understood the adjustment of diff
ferences was a matter OF compromise
by both sides.
The litigation attracted consider
able attention in Moundsville and else
where, as Mr.. Stewart was a leading
figure in the stamping trade. Mr..
Stewart died an the North Wheeling
hospital as result of injuries received
In the Riverview wreck. short dis
lance above Bellaire. early in Febru-
airy. At the time of the accident. he
was general manager OF the American
Enameling and Stamping company.
with plants in Bellaire and Canton.
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Physician Ytncd.

ELfRIA-Dr. NJ. Carver. OF Mans-
tfce Somers, OF OberIin. Monday. FOR
violating the quarantine in force In that
village. Gaverns son Is n victim OF
scarlet fever. several students being i'll
and every precaution had been adopted
10 prevent a further spread OF the dis
ease. Saturday. the Mansfield physician
came TO the college town and spirited
his son TO his home. taking passage ON
a green line car, and exposing the pas
sengers TO "A possible attack OF the
malady.
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Golden wedding.
MARYSNIIIE and NJ

MARYSNILLt-Mr. and Mrs. J. Q.
Converse, OF Plain city. this county.
verssrx tadsx rbero iarss. ann ann
ering of relatives and friends Since
1875 he has conducted "A book store and
1ewelry store at Plain city. During
the Civil war he served in Company 1.
121st. o. V. ]. He was captain Of Com
i. 14th q. ". @. several years ago. Thu
cuple have one son. 4. l.. Converse, whv
is employed in Columbus in the real cs-
tate business.
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Cullamore TO Resign.

Dean A. T.. cuiiamore. OF the engineer
ing colleg OF the Toledo University. to-
day. announced that he would hand his
xesignation TO the university board on
Thursday. He will accept the position
OF dean of engineering in the State
College OF Delaware. at a salary OF
$4,000 year. Dean cullamore received
ii 800 a year here.
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her nose. and afterwarc
IL spread all over ben
nose and mouth and
formed n black scale.
Every time she would
cry IL would burst open
and bleed. It itched
and burned causing her
20 scratch and irritate
her face. The trouble
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TRIPLE pEsrRoyrn

BLuEFIEID. W. Va. March ss-Ftre
deriand Coal company al Hatfield IL
va. according to information received
mere tonight. The loss was estimated
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Baltimore Fed
CMbSuesOB B.
For $9O0OOO

PHILADELPHIA. March 2s-organ-
ized baseball is facing another attack
AGAINST It's existence la a suit for $500. :
goo damages filed in the United States
district court here to-day under the
antitrust laws by the Federal baseball
club. OF Baltimore. The defendants in
the suit are the National and American
Leagues. and the sixteen clubs making
up their membership. the three members
OF the national baseball commission
James n. Gilmore. Charles r.. Weexh-
man, and Harry sinclair formerly OF
the Federal League
III the Federal League club of Balti-
Will be In peril of attack by the ma
uohal government, IL is said. The diff
terence between the suit to-day and the
one filed by the Federal League against
organized baseball In Chicago in Janu-
airy. 1915. IL that the present on. Is for
DAMAGES only. while the first one was
Tor injunction to restrain organized
baseball from continuing certain acts
alleged TO be In violation OF the Sher-
man anti law. To win the present
action. the Baltimore club must show
That organized baseball as at present
constituted is In violation of the Shor-
man antitrust law and the Clayton anti
damages. lawyers said tonight the gov
eminent may have To take cognizanca
OF the courts decree.
Was Not Considered
The Baltimore club alleges that A was
not considered in the negotiations last
winter which resulted in the so-callcd
I'aN' DttWt'n organized base
ball and Federal League owners. and
! thdt in consequence IL suffered a loss
OF sSoV;Ov" and asks fcF--tripie damages
nuder the federal antitrust laws
The complaint charges that organized
baseball entered into a conspiracy 10
wreck the Federal League and goes int ,
details OF the negotiations whereby the
FEDERAL League was eliminated from
baseball competition
The Baltimore club charges that the
National and American Leagues are
operating IN a combination or conspir-
acy 10 restrain trade and have conSpirrd
10 monopolize or attempt To monopolize
part OF the commerce in states In vio-
latlon OF the ANTITRUST laws.
The Dill of complaint states that In
the alleged cons piracy to wreck tn. Fed
eral League organized ball gave or Sc
cured 10 the brooklyn Federal League
club 100000 TO induce that club Ia
cease competing with the defendant :
and that by cash contributions OF pot
| less than S50.0O0 and 'fIattcry and per-
suasion" induced Charles r. Weeghman
| League.
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OHIO RESIDENTS TO GET BIG
DECREASE In INSURANCE RATES
8BDucrxox WILL. nm ExrvxH PEE
CE1x AND WILL A9QRE-
GATE 81 5000 600
s@ amn PAID annually in stats
News OF Ohio.


reduction OF II per cent I'm insur-
1nce rates has Just been announced by
IRE insurance companies doing business
IN this state. That reduction would
Dc made was promised several years
ago when the state undertook an inVcs-
ton was abandoned after the pledge was
given Ii Is estimated that property
owners will benefit to the extent OF
31.boO.oo0 year. Premiums collected
annually I'm Ohio by companies other
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BRITISH STEAMER ATTACKED,

LONDON. March 10. 7:3s D. m.-Tbe
british steamer Bcrwindvale was a.
tackled today. but not sunk
The Berwindvalc was a vessel or
5.232 tons Va
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wants Big DamaR

F1\DLAY-Because two men were
killed in front OF her home several years
ago in nitro-glycerine explosion. Mrs.
Glen has sued the Independent Torpedo
Company. claiming her health has been
ruined. She asks for $4,000.
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Many Autor Liosnsed.

Despite the high cost of gasoline.
121,ooo automobile licenses have been
ISSUED by the state far this year.
IL was not until late I'm May that this
number was reached last year.
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caused the child 20 be very fretf,ii and rest
less at night. and she was badly dlsngurcd.
Then we used Cuticura Soap and Oint-
mont. and after using them for one month
tho eruption all disappeared" (Sixned,
J. q. Houston. Evarts. KY. July ~. 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Ad-
dress postcard "Cutieura. Dept II, Bo.-
ton" Sold throughout the world.
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$1,000 Rfre.

FTNDLAY-Fire. the origin being un-
known. destroyed the II NJ Sommers
drug store at North Baltimore. with q
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Steel is produced in American
plants which is equal to the German
product in every way.
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Vaoancy Ruled.

Fred u. Connolly today was elected a
member OF the board or education to
euccceed Rev. !. }. Tisdall. who has
resigned to go TO Toledo. where he has
accepted passionate
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Excitement due 20 the threatened
flood, caused the death OF Maurice
WEIGH. aged rs. He leaves four children.
~ grand children and six great-grand-
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WASHINGTON q. H.-Lawyers from
all over the state today. attended the
funeral OF the late Judge John y. Van
Dcman.
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OF education of this county for $4,000
for alleged defamation of character.
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INFLAMED ECZEMA
ON CH|LD'S FACE
Spread All Over Nose and Mouth.
ltched and Burned. Child Very
fretful. Badly Disfgured.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

MY little girl had eczema on her face
The trouble first started on her upper lip
By = small pimple breaking out just under
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Married Sixty Years.

F1NDLAN-Mr. and Mrs 4 \ Dolpl
celebrated the siNtieth anniversary o
their marriage at Elmorc today.
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Only Que "BRoMo ouINIHE.-

LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
for signature OF r.. w. GROVE. Cures q
Cold In one Day. 25c.
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WEST UNION-Mae Collier. a teach
CT. has sued the members of the board
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Hatssd mig sum.
Excits1nsnt Fatal.

AT a concert given here tonight. more
than $4,000 was raised for Jewish war
sufferers.
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TOLEDO court here today decide,
that n jury trial was not obligator,
under the law In bootlegging cases.