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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17
Why Society Women
Wash Their Own Hair

Few realize how many society
women now wash their own halr,
no; because it i a lad. out because
they wish 10 obtain the greatest
possible hair beauty and be sure
they are not using anything harm
Jul. The thousands who nave
found thar in washing the hair II
is never wise 10 use a makeShltt
hui is always advisable 10 use
preparation made for shampoolng
only. say they get the best results
from q simple homemade can
rh.oN mixture. You can enjoy this.
the best that is known. for about
three cents shampoo by getting
some canthroX from your druggist
and diSsolving teaspoouful in
cup OF hot water. Your shampoo is
now ready. After its use the hair
dries rapidly with uniform color.
Dandruff. excess oil and dirt are
dissolved and entirely disappear.
Your hair will be so fluffy that It
will look much heavier than II is.
Its lustre and softness will also
delight YOU, while the stimulated
scalp gains the health which in
sures hair growth.
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Miss Janet Mcllwaine OF New York,
Is spending several days in Wheeling
as the guest Of her sister on Chapiiua
street.
Miss Belle Zanc of Pittsburgh, is Tho
guest of her sister. Miss Carrie lane
of the Island.
Miss Marie Stifcl is spending for;-
night with friends in Pittsburgh.
Miss Helen GOrsuch Of Fifteenth
street, returned home last evening fol
lowing stay of several months at Bal
timore, Md.
Miss Louise Nelson Whitaker ac-
companied by her guest, Miss Madelyn
Ensel of Peru, Ind, left Sunday 1oi
Greenwich, Conn. where they Will en-
ter Rosemary College.
Mrs. w. f. Rownd Of Pleasant Valley,
spent yesterday in Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Hugh Carr of FairmOnt is the
guest Of her mother, Mrs. John Kirk
land at WoOdsdale.
Sergeant ". ". Evans. in charge of
The local l.. :. Army recruiting office.
spent Sunday with friends in Fits
burgh.
Wheeling division of the r.: Il o., has
been transferred [" ParkrrShurEh.
Lieut.. John :. Davis. uf the t. :.
Army uffic" at Pittsburgh. was in the
civ Yesterday and accepted ono recruit.
Hiss Margaret French. teacher in the
Wheeling High school is spending a
few days in Columbus.
Miss lame Ec$l will resume h"r du-
ties at tho Wheeling High school rr"ha-
hly today. after being confined /" her
home on tn. Island. IN account "G inJu-
RIGS received when she WAS struck 10y II
hicyrlr, while crossing The steel bridge,
last week.
George +. Slemakcr. formerly state
senator of SiSl"rvill", arrived in Wheel
irg yesterday afternoon Ter Il short visit
Alr. and Mrs. Pearl Matthew's AMI
daughter. Miss Jane Ann. Of SiSi"rvill',
arc in the cilE The guests nl friends.
MIR. Matthews will return tn his home
this morning.
1T. Rev EiShnp 4. !. n"nahuc will
leave the latter part ni tn" week for
business trip through the diocese. Next
Sunday hc will administer confirmation
in tho West Union mission.
Chester l.. lISkry. formerly with the
ADVERTISING department of the Wheeling
News, now connected with thr Washing
ton, Pa. Daily News. spent yesterday
in Wheeling on business.
Mr., and Mrs r. E. k"yscr Of Elm
Grove. have returned to their home. af-
ter Il week end visit with relatives near
Limestone. Marshall county.
!. j. Thesis, Associated Press opera
tnr. returned yesterday TO Pittsburgh,
after spending u week in Wheeling.
Sclwyn \. Bowman. formerly in tho
advertising department Of The Intclli-
grnccr. has assumed charge of the In
side advertising department Of both
The lntelliGcnccr and Tho News.
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A $4,000 HOME GIVEN TO
THE ONE USING
THE WORD
VINE, VIM, VIGOR, VI
TALITY, VIRTUE
AND VERACITY,
Which Represent the Trade
Mark "V" Tonic.

II you ever have occasion TO 90 20
Scotland, Germany. France, India. Aus
tralia. China or Japan, if you will lake
the pains 10 step in the leading Medi-
cal Colleges. and ask them about the
Professor, who lectured on FlnlaX,
this is what YOU would be informed.
In Scotland he taught the sailors how
to obiterate the scourge OF scuryy by
the use of common lemons, and now
the British Admiralty, have passed a
Law compelling all sailors to eat them
regularly. In Scotland, he found thous-
ands Of people dying with Ricketts,,
which baftled the skill OF Edinburgh
physicians. the cause of which he
found to be in the diet. In India, Japan
and other Countries, he encountered
the great plague of Berri-Berri An in
vitation was officially extended the
Professor TO lecture before the author
tiles in an endeavor to thwart these
epidemics.
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"LOST IN NEW YORK"

The attraction which will hold the
lheatre-going publics attention at the
Court the last three days of the week
is the popular sensational scenic
drama Lost in New York" which
abounds in heart throbs, stirring sit
nations, surprising climaXes, hearty
laughs and vast river OF real water.
which covers almost the entire stage
this realistic scene has boats sail
ing around-abrilliantly Illuminated
view of The city of New York In the
background-and hair-raising finale,
which is one of the biggest sensational
climaxes seen on the stage. Then
other impressive scenic settings
Central Park with its pretty land
scapes and its opportunity for superb
reproduction on canvass-then there
are also other scenes which will at
tract most favorable comment. kitty
O'Neill as the heroine has most con-
genial role, while Leonard Grover. Jr.,
lends valuable support. The company
is a large one and thoroughly COM
petent.
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FINDS THE CAUSE

After thorough investigation he
found the cause of all Of these trou-
bles TO be exclusively in the diet. The
Milling Companies were converting tue
organic elements of the Oats which is
Scotland's principal food. and rice, the
national food OF Japan and India, from
the organic 20 the inorganic form, by
removing the outer shell Of the grain.
which in every instance contains the
organic salts, which are the principal
nutritious and health-siving elements.
and as these people in a great many
instances depend upon this article Of
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at the polls in November. TO my miRd
there is no question about II. have
ranyasscd pretty thoroughly the Eastern
states and find u pronounced Hughes
sentiment everywhere. a..
"OC course" concluded the Judge. we
must cont niue To put in some hard work
the next three weeks to turn the Fo'elS
in the right direction"
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For Miss Moore

Miss Mario Frazier at her home IN
Elm Grove. entertained last evening
with a Wuodworth shower in honor nt
Miss Ivadale Moore. who is ono OF the
hrides-elcct of October. The guests were
altired as children. and the evening was
mcrrily spent with Juvenile pastlmes:
Those present included the members OF
the w. T NJ. club and we're:
Misses
Ivadale Moore. Lucy Hess.
Eer,ha Archibald, Rhea Seibert
Dora Lindsay, Cora Frazier.
Heulah Bowman. Marie FRAZIER,
Gertrude Minor,
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DANCING PARTY

At the Mcclure hotel this evening,
the recentIy orSanzed club will open a
series Of social affairs with the first
dance. for which the Premier orcheS-
ira has been engaged 10 furnish Il
program OF popular airs. Other
rangemeutS nave received the att :.
ton Of the committee in charge, which
will add further 70 the pleasure OF ne
guests. and will insure the very pleas
ant anticipation of the remaining num-
bers. The following form commit
tee in charge:
NeSSrS.
+. J. Stone. Mertz t'ranzheim,
Dave Morgan. Carl 0. Schmidt.
Harry NcLu!e lr.
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The official board 1T the Ladies' Aid
Society OF tho IsLuc street NJ. T.. church,
will he in charge III 81 reception on We'd
neSday evening. hunurinS DR.. John II.
Howard OF Oakland. Md. Or. Howard
was recently appointed To succeed Rev.
". N. Shultz. All members OF the
church are invited t. attend and the al
fair will be Very delightfully."- arranged.
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Political Gossip.

T. Lincoln Townsend. president of the
League of Republican State clubs. head
quarters at Washington. y. G.. has writ
ten Ia Dave Ding"r asking for his SCR
vices at once Mr.. Dingcr is member
nf tho National Republican 1raguc and
is not known tn Mr.. Townsend that Mr..
lIinErr is At prcsrn; engaged actively IN
the campaign.
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ru5n nneat,nas For "Wednesday

Among the Twig meetings for the
week arr the following: Mrs: Lee G..
aull will have the members Of the Sec
-, Twig AZ her guests at her nome IN
Highland Park. The serving Of tea will
conclude the afternoon. -,
Mrs. George Rogers "f Woodsdale. Will
entertain those nf ESQ and tea will be
served at o'clock.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Russell will be hostess
to III" members Of the Fifth Twig We'd
ncSday. October IS.
Mrs. Edward Hitchman at her home
in Woodsdale. will have the Graft as her
guests. with a luncheon preceding the
customary hours at needIework.
Mrs. G. Bates McI.ain of the Island
will entertain the Evergreen Twig. a
luncheon at 1890 o'clock to be followed
by sewing.
Mrs Joseph Rankin will be hostess at
her home in V-nodlawn, To the members
Of Twis Tour. with tea 10 be served as
q pleasing conclusion.
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which they can use for advertising
purposes.
STILL GUESSING PROFESSORS
AGE

It is the sport Of lifetime to hear
the crowds assembled in the Offices
520-21-22 German Bank building. from
10 till u and 9 to and till at
night attempting to guess the Profess
sor's age. A $1,000 Automobile will
be given free to the first person guess
ing it correctly. All letters now should
be addressed to the Office in the Ger
man Bank Bldg. Dozens OF testimOn-
ials are pouring in daily. Mrs. James
Wilson Of bridgeport came in yestcr-
day and stated to the Professor and
his experts, you have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17

Former Senator Theodore j.. Burton
Of Ohio. will address - Republican mass
meeting Ut GAINESVILLE. Ohio. NedneS-
dav evening. The DISTINGUISHED Ohioan.
who was prominent in the rae" for the
Republican nomination for president has
hundreds of ardent admirers in Wheeling
and it is probable that a number or
Wheeling Republicans Will drive IN
EarnosviIIc Wednesday, evening to hear
him sneak in behalf of the candidacy
of Tu stirr hughes. because of tho
prrularity Of Senator Burton. it has
been planned to max" the Rarncsviile
meeting an nnrn air event. In case OF
inclnmcnl weather. il will be held III
Mnnrr'S nnnra hnuSc.
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SOCIAL EVENTS
ARE Of INTEREST
MANY DELIGHTFUL HAPPENINGS
MARK THE OPENING
WEEK.
Newly Formed Clubs Will Hold The
First Of Many Evening Affairs At
The Mcclure Hotel This
Evening.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Weiss at their
home in Elmwood, entertained a party
of friends quite Informally last even
ing in honor OF their fifteenth we'd
ding anniversary. The guests were in
vited 70 dinner and the remainder Of
the evening was devoted to dancing.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Roeera-Jamos L. Burnett. Ynungs-
SoseEH'- y a''i 1i.skins Parkrrsburg.
~. " Eo II " Eaimnry. Marietta, o.:
ran,ns "a 1dnr CIaysyiIlc, Pa; q. =. Par
James E,aiueI ,,r'' ~ - n rSarricr
I'm, 'I;ITa - IN ". - Cnors Nnrictra,
GhneSa ,,''s noz,non rarkcrsburg, ".
~ Oil ~
va. , ,vour o.
McLure--W. +. tctt.e' wa : Ton,,IlJ
Z: sherman. S"HaoH' - I.,,.,.Snn liinr-
Fatrmont, ". Va; j.. j; .Iachso H.. n Mts
wood. ". Va; \: /; harrett: r iaii,',r,r
burg. W. w.; >. T. itansCh' ,,I IhihHiuI " e
" Va; AIsinn o. DrEt%t t''' * va
I'd 1Ca' Nte9G a., L,..'hr,rr EG Va . e.
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DIVIDEND DECLARED.

oil. CITY. Pa. Oct. lf-Thc National T"a7st
Company to-day at rccting of directors held here
declared u dividend Of 80 cents a share ?aS"I!e
December Is. stockholders of record NoveniIir "V
This is the first declaration made by the COR
RAM since the reduction Il the par ralle-ei
.;ccE 70 $3.50 las; February.
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McGRAW CASE OPENS.

GRAFTON. W. Va. Oct. l6.-The case against
col JOHN 7. McGraw. growing out OF the fsiluee OF
the Bank OF Grafton Of which he president. was
called ia court here to-day. The time was taken
M with the selection Of jury. difficult matter
because the collapse OF the hank affected. either Oh
rrcly or indirectly almost every person In the com"
NM
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FOR Miss Eauter.

Miss Mildred Sauter OF Martins Ferry,
whose wedding will be 4 pretty event OF
the wnnk was honor guest at party
of attrartiv" appointments given last
evening b.. Mrs. Arthur Dixon.
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Will Hold Bake Sale.

on Saturday afternoon mt tho Stonf
and Thomas store. the William Fl
Cooke circle Of the Second Presbyterian
church will hold Il sale Of home made
bread and pastries. \ fine assortment
Of products will he offered the patrons
and preparations are being made for the
accommodation of a large number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17

Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is sold
in drug stores everywhere for fifty
cents a bottle. TO avoid mutations
and ineffective substitutes he sure to
get Or. Caldwell'S Syrup pepSin. See
that facsimile of DR.. Caldwell'S
signature and his portrait appear. on
the yellow carton in which the bottle
is packed. \ trial bottle. free Of
charge. can be obtained by writing to
DR.. ". B. Caldwell, 455 Washington,
ST., Monticello, Illinois.
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Salnmagunda Party.

This afternoon. the ladies OF the t;oI1
street Temple are Invited 10 attend q
Salamagundu party. a series OF pro
greSsiyc games will furnish entertain
mnut and PRIZES will be awarded Ike
frcshmcnts will be served before the
conclusion of the party.
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REPRESENTATIVES WANTED

"V" can he bought now most any
whore If you fail To get it through
your Druggist just send us his name
and we will see that YOU are supplied
The following Drug stores now sell
"V'. Ernest X. HOge. Martins Ferry,
Dent Pharmacy. Bridgeport. Reed. Rob
& BREEDING. Wheeling. W. Va. Gamer
on Pharmacy, Dinsmnre Bros. Pts,
Cameron, West Virginia.
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Pirthdav AnniverSav

Master William Hanes. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. n. HaneS of Iann street Will be
tie young host this evening in the cele-
hration of his seventh birthday. The
hours arc from II . o'clock, and dur
ing the time the guests will be provided
with many happy aEnusemcnts, after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-17

Dav" Dingcr. strnngraphcr or y. ;.
senator Nathan q. G"M. returned home
Yesterday from week end visit IN
Pittsburgh. Mr.. Ding"r visited Repnb-
lican headquarters while there and re-
ports that everything is in fine snap"
and tho big Republican majority Will be
Forthcoming next month.
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SAVED MY LIFE

l am just as sure as live that if /
had not purchased that bottle of ~"
and used it last night during fit Of
spasmodic coughing, that would have
never gotten over it, but would have
been corpse today.
have been affected with bronchial
asthma for a number of years, and
tried most everything | could think OF.
My heart was so bad that | corIo not
actually walk up my own stairs with
out being overcome with fatigue. but
am glad to stale that this is one med
iCine that gives instant relief. The
minute it touches my tongue my heart
begins TO act properly and can
breathe quite naturally. If | could not
get another bottle | would not take
500 for the bottle have on hands
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from a honey moon trip the couple will
take up their residence with the brides
parents in WarwooG Tho groom h";dS
!; rosition with the Wheeling MAjortiy.
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Virginia Club.

Mrs. i. L. Roth At her home in Full
ton. will entertain the mriuhrrS Of the
Virginia club this afternoon. Cards
will aulturd the main feature OF the az
ternoon's entertainment. and at the con-
cluSion of the games 4 luncheon Will be
served.
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Sn1tth.Wetdner,

This marriage OF Miss Bertha W"jdnor
and Mr.. Howard Smith was $"l"mnized
on Saturday evening. ut the Sacred
Heart CHURCH. by Fey. Father koSsman
The attendants wcr: Miss Angela Thai
man and Mr.. Raymond Thalrlan. The
bride was married IL her travelling suit
~ gray br"adci"th With hat aud bouts
II I'll. same shade. Upon their return
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GLASS CUTTER DEAD.

TIONESDALE. Ia. oct. lC.-Inhn $. OtnnnHT
pioneer cut glass manufacturer and Inventor. lied at
his hul;c a. Haw!ry. here to-day. tho result
~ fa. Mr. oCnrnor cut the glass that took INST
Prize az the Paris exposition. lie was bonn IN Lon
dnndc.ry. Ireland. june o. lS3l.
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Nursery Board Meeting.

Tho regular meeting "f the Day Nur-
Serv board. will be held or Friday after
noon at the Kings Daughters Day Nur-
Sery on the South Sid" at , o'clock. 1t
is required all members be in attend
anCe.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS
lrnportant Meetlnd,

important Meeting.
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The State Program committee with the
of the Woman's club,
will meet at the Windsor hotel fo- the
consideration Of several business mat.
ters incidental to the state convention
of the Federation Of Woman's clubs.
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cam OO0 FIRE

THOMAS. OKLA, Oct. 16-Fire de-
stroyed the mill and elevator Of the
Thomas Milling Company here today,
causing loss estimated at 100000.
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Thousands Saved BY
Professors Advice

food, no matter how much they ate Of
this particular food, they were slowly
starving their bodies. This corrected,
the great plague which killed thous.
andS suddenly ended.
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TIL" Democrats are hnsily engaged in
passing about phumplet entitled LA
boris charter Of Freedom" This little
booklet tells nf the labor legislation
passed hy congress and approved by
President Wilson. II also gives the
record of Wilson and Hughes when they
were Governors. However. there is one
thing conspicuous by its obscene" and
tina; is President Wilson's urteranc"s
against labor This can h" hai at Re-
publican headquarters. li"l Chapline
street. The enact quotation. date and
place where Wilson made these utter
ances. is shown and there is no purs-
ton as TO It's truth as Mr.. Wilson has
never issued any denial nj Same.
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THOUSANDS SAVED

When the Professor pointed out and
demonstrated by actual tests, that W.
known as VinlaX, the International
Tonic, contained these organic salts
which were destroyed by the Japanese
eating the rice, with the husks remoV-
ed, subsisting entirely upon this diet
as they did. deprived them of those
elements which form blood and tissue:
it was noticed that Immediately when
"V' was administered there was an in
mediate change in the health and ap-
pearance Of the victim. Formation Of
new blood brought color to the cheeks
yigor to the body and elasticity to The
step. 1t was then demonstrated that
no matter what germ was depriying
the system Of the proper nourishment
they could be banished in the same
way by the administration of "V' ton
ic. Catarrh, Bronchitis. Rheumatism,
in fact any disease which causes ia
tigue and weakness. was soon found
to respond 10 its eXhilirating effects.
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Invitations Received.

Copies of the following Invitations
have been received in social circles Oi
Wheeling. Miss sutherland has rISltec
nere on several occasions. The yrcad as
follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sutherland
-cqlest thu, honor OF your presence al
the marriage of their daughter
Natalie
Mr.. john Sidney Walker. IT.
on Saturday evening. the twenty
eighth of October
AT eight O'Clock
a; tho Davis Memorial Presbyterian
Church
E.lkinS West Virginia.
Enclosed cards read:
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Sutherland
request TIC pl"rS'ir. NJ your cnmpan!
on Saturday evening. :hn twenty
eighth OF October
at half after eight o'clock
at Nathan Hall.
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STRAW VOTE GIVES
HUGHES GOOD LEAD
Republican Nominee Maintains Lead
Above 1000 In Total OF Eigh-
teen States,

Everything looks favorable toward
tho election Of Charles T.. Hughes for
President of 10000 votes cnSi in the
straw vote hHllotinH. Hughes maintains
Il lrnd. Thn vote fnllnMa:
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luncheon will be served. the

which L luncheon Will be served II
following guests:
Mis- ScS:
Dorothy Giffin llrlrn Sharf
Virginia Whitman Mary Elizabeth
Eileen Groves SMART
Nancy Wood Mary catherine
Katherine Cook GGhhart
Virginia Ilcrrcy Sarah McGavin
Elizabeth Scatlcr- Elizabeth Stevens
dav Katherine Crook
Mary Groves Emily Farls
Masters:
Charles SclbE charles EllG
Edward McGavin George Setter
Waller. Schrncrlcin charles Sharf
Virginia TIanncn Howard Nllnc
e. j.. ArI5lc Henry Schroeder
John Clark Ecrnard FahCy
Logan Beck Eugene LallanCc
William Met umhs William Hancs
Howard HanCS
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FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR HOME

has now been offered for the best
description Of "" which stands for
Vine, Vim. Vigor. Vitality, Virtue and
Veracity, which is the trade mark and
is destined TO become famous through
out America. This beautiful Home will
be presented to the person giving the
best description III prose or poetry or
the benefits, enjoyment and education
which can be derived from this group
of words. One hundred words only
will be allowed, literary ability does
not count. and no one is barred be-
cause the judges have been instructed
to judge only from a sentimental
standpoint. While the first prize is a
5000 Home 10 be selected by The
Winner any place they desire, in nd
dition the " Company will pay from
SO to SlO0 for any suitable opinion
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Interesting Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cunningham en-
tertained 4 few friends at their home on
Peters Run. Saturday evening. in honor
If their son. Mr.. William Cunningham
and his bride Many pretty and useful
gifts were received by the honor guests.
Those present We're:
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The Republicans Of III" East are
waking ur," said Jude" II. -. Hood
manScrc before loavin: for his home IN
Cincinnati. g.. land that in itself should
convince one that We arc going I" win
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Hughes ......... 54.S04
Wilson ............-... f9.ST8
BENSON -,blS
Mr.. Hughes plurality is 1875, wilt.
maJOriticS In eighteen states, against
maJorities for tho President in a:vcn-
teen. States Indicating Hughes scnti-
mcnL and their vote follows:
Now York State