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The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-09
LIVE STOCK
CHICAGO

| CHICAGO. Dec. Hog receipts
$4,000; 10 cents under yesterdays aver
age. Bulk $9.50@1O.05; light $4,000
1000; heavy $s.60@1O.20; pigs $1,000
$50.
Cattle receipts 5000: steady; native
beef cattle $7OO@12.75; western steers
l$700@10.50; stockers $4.6O@785; cows
$685. @10.25; calves $9.50@13.25.
Sheep receipts 10000; steady; weth
ers $S.30@9.25: lambs $10.10@12.85.
Kansas City
KANSAS . CITY, Dec. Hog re-
, ceipts 10000; lower. Bulk $4,000
1905; heavy $100O@1010; light $9.50Q
9.s5; pigs s7.25@S.75.
Cattle receipts 5000; steady Prime
fed steers $10.50@12.00; western steers
$6.50@10.25; cows $5.O0@S.5o; heifers
$6.00@1O.5O; stockers $5.5o@775: calves
$6.50@11.O0.
Sheep receipts !. 1900; steady to
strong; lambs $11.5O@12.5O; yearlings
$3.50 0Q11.0O; wethers $S.00Q9.00; ewes
$150@S.50.
DENVER, Dec. 7.-Cattle receipts
100 higher; beef steers $6.25@8.25.
Cows and heifers $5.4O@6.85; stockers
and feeders $5.50QS.00; calves $7.75@
| 500.
Hog receipts 1900, 10c to 16c lower;
top $3.50; bulk $9.60@9.95.
0n0Sp TeCelptS A,UUO StrOng, BamDS
I$11.60@12.15; ewes f$7.25@a85.
COTTON
NEW YORK, Dec. THE cotton
market today closed easy at net de-
cline of 10 to "a points.
NEW YORK. Dec. 7.--Cotton futures
closed; unsettled. Dec. 1888; Jan.
1880; March $20.16; May $2O.s5; July
$2040; Oct 1888.
LOS ANGELES MARKET
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 6.-Prices
quoted are for livestock weighed and
delivered off the car without food and
water.
Cattle: con foot and cross weight.)
No. steers weighing 900 to 1900
pounds. $750@790; seconds $7.00@7.25;
common thin, $4.00@4.50
Cows and heifers: No. /, $600@625;
seconds, $6.5O@5.75: thin, $4.5O@5.O0.
Bulls and stags: Good. $500; med
ium, $400@45O
Calves: Light weight, $500; medium
heavy, $8.00@8.5O.
Sheep: CPer head desirable wool)
Wethers. $6.5O@7.O0; ewes. $6.60@676:
Sucking lambs. $6.OO@626
Hogs (Hard grain fed) $50 to $50
pounds, $8.50@9.00;l $50 to $50 pounds,
$8.00@8.25; $50 pounds up, $6.00@6.75.
Poultry: Broilers 1Sc; fryers. Ice;
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-09

Just received a big
line of Hart, Schaffner
& Marx Clothes.
We can fit the fat and
slim as we carry special
models.
New Varsity fifty
five and Pinch Back
models.
First class tailor in at.
tendance. New line of
Stetson Novelty Hats.
Agents, Florsheim and
Walkover Shoes.
BLAND'S
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-09

the gravel out in front of my place,
make the ceremony short and the epi-
taph simple:
Here Lies Man."
The Arizona copper camp., 1916-12-09

DR.. Crawford, chief camp physician,
has been threatened with appendicitis
for the past week, but is better at this
time.
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Clara E. SchIeher of Bucyrus.
Ohio. is visiting her lister. Mrs. Ralph
A. Harshm;fn. at Lenox Place.
I. 5. EMS. formerly OF Elm Grove.
who was injured few days ago in an
automobile accident near Meadrille. Pa;
is reported TO be getting a&nS as vel
sc oe lueetdbpXc ETAO1N SH SH >
as could be expected.
leave today for Camp de Grab. up Big
Wheeling creek.
The West Alexander Chautauqua will
be held from August to 10.
Presbyterian church of West Alexander
bad charge Of the services held last
evening in the Roney's Point United
Presbyterian church.
Walter Ballard Of Chieas9: Ill., is
Miss Agnes Morrison will arrive in
Elm Grove today from Buckhannon and
will spend few days the guest or
friends.
4 charter has been granted TO the
Elm Grove board of trade.
Miss Lila Blake of Elm Grove. who
dent near Dallas. is reported to be get
Rev II. \. Fiddle pastor of the
Presbyterian church of West Alex
ander will have charge Of the services
70 he held this evening in the Ronsy's
Point United Presbyterian church.
The new concrete station at WOOD
lawn has been completed.
en- omunion services will he held IN
the Roneys Point United Presbyterian
church on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reid Of Birch Lynn
left Yesterday for an eastern trip In
their touring car.
40 force Of men has been at work
for the past few days making repairs
on the west Virginia Traction line near
Wheeling park.
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CONFERENCE FAILS
or ITS PURPOSE
CofrrHajss toner's And Citizens Commit
tee Cannot Agree On Any Def
mite Plan Concerning County
Aid For Hospitals

After discussion Of an hour and a
half between members OF the hoard OF
county commissioners and represen-
tatton OF citizens, on She question oil
county aid 10 hospitals. The confer
ence held in the commissioners room
broke up with nothing. nearer" soIu,,
ton of the big question than eXlsted
before. The break. if break it might
be called. came when President Loe
Halter suggested that the county
might sell its Pewikr stock. buy the
Ohio Valley General Hospital and .oper-
ate it as 4 charitable. concern.
President Halter stuck TO his former
declaration that the question was TOO
big for the board 10 rule on finally. and
said that II should be passed upon bF
the voters. Mr.. Halter said that more
careful study of the question showed
TO disapprove the plan. He expressed
his favor Of county charity, and also
for a childrens' home, Dr.. E. B. Plant
coming 10 the supper, OF the. commits
sioners. said that it WAS his opinion
that 100000 would be'needed TO assist
the hospitals, and counseled against
the doing away Of the infirmart hos
pital.
The commissioners we're unanimous;
in their decisions. and the citizens
committee was unable TO shake them.
Judge Ewing. spokesman for the COM
mittee, asked an accounting OF the
county hospital expenses, this audit 10
be prepared later. No date was set for
a further meeting.
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", VI. FOOTBALL
CARD ANNOUNCED
pRACTTVE GAME ON SEPTEMBER
90 WILL OPEN SEASON FOE
VARSITY.
pates of Eight Hard Gares for state
Eleven Announced by Director
George 3. Pyle,

Director George E. Pyle OF the unfver-
sity announces the football schedule FOR
ranged for the varsity with a good
schedule for the reserve team. On Sep
TENDER % the season will open with a
practice game in N1organtown- This
date has not been closed but negotia,,
that that D. & z. or Marshall college would
oppose the varsity on the opening date,
hut the D. &: E. management decloeo
that they would prefer TO play at q later
time with the reserve team than 10
tackle the varsity this early in the sea-
On September 80, Coaches Tobin and
Mcintyre will take their men 10 Phlla-
delphia. where the university or Penn
sylrania will be met at Franklin Field.
Last year Pennsylvania was lucky TO
get away with 10 victory over
West Virginia
West Virginia Wesleyan will be met
again at Fairn!ont and no aounl tnIs
as it has been during the past NUMBER
o wears. The schedule Is as follows:
September 23-Open at Morgantown.
September 30-Unirersity Of PennsYl-
vania az Philadelphia
October 14--Firginia Polytechnic IN
stitute at Charleston,
October 14-Glenville Normal at Nor
gantown. (Reserve garre). :.
October ; 2lNsyy at ere Ann at Morgan
town (Reserve game(.
October 2S-Waynesburg at Morgan
town.
November 4.-Gettysburs at Morgan
November 11-Rutgers at.New- Bruins
wick. y. J.
November S-Dartmouh at Hanover.
November 25-Catholic university at
Ms%T 652emSeP so-wess Virginia wesley
ma at FairMont.
The football team will be coached by
Mont. NJ. Mcintyre and Eliza W.. Tobin.
These men had q great deal to do with
molding the varsity team last year ana
a wise selection was made by the ath-
Ietic board when these two men were
selected to handle the coaching this
sea son. ~, ,l
THE carly training camp will be held
again this season at the Mt. Chateau
Hotel. The training camp will be open
early in September.
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FAIR DIRECTORS TO
HOLD WEEKLY MEETS
UNTIL. AFTER THE BIG Ex7osl-
TON, TO COMPLETE DETAILS
Many Matters Were Disposed Of at
Meeting Yesterday-5oosters
Itinerary Outlined.

Many matters relative 10 the State
Fair which will be held here Septem'
Der 10 s. inclusive. "were transacted
by directors Of the West Virginia
State Fair Association. yesterday af-
ternoon. Several improvements were
authorized and contemplated, and the
directors decided 10 meet each week
until after the fair.
The directors authorized the in
stallation Of complete electric light.
ing system in the stables. The "a
stalls as well as The new ones. 1t was
decided TO admit children under The
aEe Of II years. to the grounds. free.
on Monday, the opening day. il they
are accompanied By ti:cir parents. y
resolution was adopted, closing he
stock transfer hooks OF the associa-
ton. from August ) until September
II.
The itinerary of the state fair boost
ers was discussed. Trips will be made
in automobiles. starting next week.
All principal town$'within a radius or
several miles will be Visited.
The meeting was attended by Presl.
dent George ". .Lutz. Secretary Bert
Swartz and Directors w. B. Atwood
Hal Speidel. Otto Schenk. e. y. Han
cher, H. w. Gee. r. NJ. Browne, ". 7.
BurriSs. W. Z. Stone, c. II. 'Copp' A.
T. Sweeney.
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ShuInaker Named Captain
0f.TWo Wesleyan Teams

Special Dispatch to the lntelliGencer.
BUCKHANNON, W. "a. Aug. 4.-As
q result. Of the vote taken through the
mail r. w. Sbumaker. Wesleyan star
athlete, was today declared elected as
captain Of both the Wesleyan track and
baseball teams for the spring of 1917:
For the baseball captaincy. ShumaKer
received six. votes. Talkingtin, TWO. ann
Morrison Withers and Beck. one each.
At track, he received four votes. Zimm
two and Miller and Hurzthal one eacn'
The election for these offices IS usual,
IL held Immediately at the close OF the
seasons in June but the rush OF COM
mencement prevented this year.
SMnnakcr is one of the best known
and most brilliant athlets ever producea
at Wesleyan He is star halfpacK
on the football team and was twice Sc
Iected as all-west Virginia man.. for
ward on the basketball team and az.
star man in 1918; plays the outtieId ~
baseball and does the pole vault ana
broad lump for the track team.
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About L eople
Moveirants Of IndlvtdualS 70
and From .lis City.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Weaver and
children. of Woodsdale. have left for
an eastern automobile trip
dau El an" MARGARET n;Sf Anna, and sons
RAYMOND and Robert. leave today for
few days visit with friends at Sar'
dis, Ohio. -,
bert G. Felber and son Russell, Of Ma
ryland avenue. will leave this morn:
ing for Cleveland, O.. where they will
visit relatives.
Miss Agnes Noyes. Of Charleston.
w. Va. who has been the guest OF
Mr., and Mrs. S. NJ. Moves for the
week. will leave to-day for her home;
Masters William, George and Carl
'Sorre who have been visiting with
friends in this city for the past two
weeks, leave today for. their home II
Pittsburgh.
Main street. will leave Sunday for an
extended visit with her son, Hal T.
Loveless and family at Aenla, ONO.
Senator Chiffon has favoraoiy re
ported from the Senat Judiciary com
mittee, a bill providing for the appoint
men, of an additional district judge for
The southern district OF, West Virginia,
Ronald V. Waldron. of AmherstTille
has been named as postmaster at the
newly established postoffice at Brae'
holm, Logan County. ". Va.
Nj and Mrs. Will Seidler and dauEht-
rr. Mnlha. will leave this evening for
Cleveland and other lake points TO be
gone two weeks.
Mr.. Willard Taylor formerly Of this
city, now Of Cleveland. is spending a
few days here with his parents.
Mr. George Phillips and wife and Mt
and Mrs H. w Wood will leave today
for Atlantic City. The trip Is to DO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
FUNERAL SERVICES HELD
FOR COL. CHARLESWORTH
Masons, Civil War Veterans and At
torneys Participate in Funeral
of ST. Clairsvilie Man,
Impressive services were held at St.

Impressive services were held at st.
Clairsville yesterday afternoon for
the late Colonel James F. Charles
worth, prominent Belmont county IT
torney and Civil war veteran, who
died wednesday. Rev. f. S. YOUNG.
pastor Of the ST. Clairsville Presoyte:'
ian church. of which Colonel Charles.
worth was a member, was in charge OF
the services at the home. lnterment
was at St. ClairsyiAe. At the cemetery
members of the Masonic order and
Drummond Post. G. a. r.. conducted
brief services Members Of the Bel
mont County, Bar Association OF which
the deceased was member for many
years, attended the services in body.
The following acted as pail bearers:
George Bumgarner, Thomas. Burtott'
&. S. Mcbride. Bert Morgan. Henry NJ.
Davies and T. c. Ayers. The follow
ing members of the Belmont County
Bar Association were honorary pail
bearers: ]. C. Heinlein. A. H. Mitchell.
4. NJ. Brown. Fred Spriggs. George c.
Mckee, and George Thornburg.
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NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug: A.
The Surry Realty company, Of Hunt
ington; authorized capital, $4,000;
incorporators, W. E. Minter, G. D.
Miller and others Of Huntington. .
The Boyd & Houser company, OF
Beckley; to operate a jewelry bust
ness, authorized capital. $4,000; In
corporators, r. A. Boyd, ,Jr., Eva M.
Boyd and others of Beckleyc
The Love Avery Motor Car COM
pany, Of Huntington; to deal IN auto nno
mobiles, authorized capital. $4,000;
incorporators, H. e. Love. Harrison
Lamb, P. E. Avery and others or Hunt
Auto Storage & Supply company, OF
Clerksburg; to deal IN and hire autos
authorized capital, $4,000: incorPor.
ators, ". A. Gaylord. Grace M. Cay
lord and others of ClarksburG.
Long Run Coal company, OF Wen.
del; chief works in T GGS ;G county;
atnrs. VIM. f. Stafford. John S. Will
liams and others Of Grafton.
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made in Mr.. Phillips super-six Hud-

son.
. Misses Mary Elizabeth and Eioiss
Hewes of Eoff strC.: have returned
home after a several :eeks, Visit Win
relatives and friends at Clarksours
and Charleston.
Misses Betty and Magdalen Paurer
are spending two weoks in the noun
lanS.
Col Henry. Brooks elevator operator
IN the federal building .ls stiil seriously
III at his home in Ellct street.
County Agent I. S. Cook of the Fan
H8ndIe Agricultural club. is expected
home this evening from an Official WISH
III Huntington.
Miss unah4lle Miller of the East End
and cousin. Miss Ga. 3ette Thomas. are
VISITING relatives in Glassport, Pa
Howard Miller, manager or Coleman
Tenth street drug store, resigns MS po,
sition today and will open store or
his own at East liverpool within the
next few days.
mans sixteenth street drug store. Is
spending few weeks vacation on the
Mrs. William Moore and little sons.
William and George. of the. Island, arc
spending two weeks with Mrs; Moore.s
mother, Mrs. Bertha Isc. Of Edgcwood
Misses Dora and Lsada NelninseF
left THURSDAY mCrnlnE From i%p there they
viii 60 to Philadelphia
p. r. Mattimorc, prominent railroad
man of Pittsburgh. spent THURSDAY ana
yesterday in Wheeling on business. -
IN automobile, party CONSISTING 81 ~, OF
ION, ill.,, Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lane, Of
Lee Lee Center. ill.,, Miss Winfred Lawrence,
Of Burlington. ILL.,. and Miss Justice
SPINNER of Darlington. LEFT me CITY
early Yesterday, after spending the
night al the Hotel Mcclure.
Mcssrs Frank and French McCray,
we'll known business n1en, Of Fairmont
we're in Wheeling Thursday and yes
'et MT and Mrs. G. W. Words are spend
ing several days in atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carl s S 5 ttair
OF Norfolk. Conn arGompa pam oi Hy t MaT
penp, stopped at the Hotel Mcclure, yes
ter5av, for a short time. They are tour
ing the country in an automobile
Harry G. Bills. of the Bell Telephone
company. Is spending two weeks IN
Gran,eville. Nd. with an 4 4isSfnr he Is
Beitz 4. Sons company. is very Ill at
his home on South Broadway
Mr. and Mrs. French D; walton ana
Mr., and Mrs. J. Carl Pelly will leave
this morning for ,, week Trip s, on ,ne
edifor Of The Intelligencer. While Mr.
peIly is manager Of the gents furnish
inrs department Of the Stone & Thomas
Wade Pepper, former sporting editor
Of the Register, has accepteo PoSIuiu! ~!
with the Wheeling Mold and founory
'oi EdsaF Pelly is seriously III at hi his $
from an attack Of tonsilits.
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eastern STARS
take ALL MATCHES

FOREST HILLS. L. /" y: " aug: =.
Eastern tennis stars made ciean
sweep Of the four singles matches, ~nlch
constituted the first half or the EaS. H vs.;
oP the West Side Club here today. The
f feat pstw msseh % q a1 oS
San Francisco, the natt9naal singles sae
ond, - of Philadelphia, 1914 CHAMPION.
The two leaders Of their sections in ten
mis- battled through a ivc-set match,
which Williams finally won in the twl-
light By score of 3-6, SO, SIS. a-6, 81,
In the other matches. SGeolse
Grim tWestl. SIS. 6-4. 6-4; Watson NJ
Washburn (East) won from Robert l.
Murray (West. is. So. Sd. b-l,
Murray defaq q1om Wits hnEl E. p sSh5
(WcsU 60. 3-s. 6-l. 81.
The feature Of. the play was the de- de-
feat of William NJ. Johnston. national
singles champion of San FRANCISCO. hE
fe,phia, in grueliing fvc-set match.
Tho Williams-Tohnston match held the
gallery Of more than 1000 spectators en-
thralled for more than two hours;
proved evenly matched, and fought
court battls that ran the tennis game
rom brilliant and spectacular to medi-
OGRE play. u,,o o,-
reared IN be In better physical form
than Williams. but he did not, hold ms
form as we'll as his opponent In the long
confess; which was not finished until al
most dark. =.
Sensational Feature.
Williams played his usual giraffe
game. Meeting and outing the ran al
times like q novice. and then taxing the
lend again with marvellous outside line
shots and backhand cross court strokes
thar left the champion tlat-footed. There
was little TO choose in the general play
Of the TWO experts when the match Is
considered as whole. both netting and
defaulting at times like novices. Will
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Acids accommodating in the system in
excess, poison the blood and cause
great variety of diseases, affecting the
skin and other mucous surfaces, the
heart and arteries, brain and general
nervous system, joints and muscles.
{ Some of these diseases are Rheun,a-
tism in its many forms, Catarrh,
Eczema, Hives, itching and burning
of the skin, dizziness, mental depres-
sion and variety of other ailments.
You must eliminate the acid from
your system and purify youT blood
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SMALL BOY CLINGS
Ill WINEItIW MI
UNTIL RESCUED FROM PERl+OuS
POSITION BY MOTHER
Little George Moore Has Narrow Es'
cape From Death at Grand
mothers Home.

George Moore: little son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Moore of the Island. had
a narrow escape from serious injury
or probable death. yesterday alter
noon, while at the home Of his grand.
mother. Mrs Bertha Ise, in EdSwood.
; He was saved from falling from sec
ond story window 10 The concrete
! sidewalk only by the quick act OF his
mother.
Mrs. Moore and her twin boys, Will
| liam and George; aged #. years. are
spending a fortnight with Mrs. Moore's
mother, Mrs. lse Yesterday afternoon
| the boys fell asleep and Mrs. Moore
placed them on. couch in an upstairs
room. 4 short time later. she heard Il
; faint cry, and going TO see the cause,
she found George hanging from the
window, his little fingers gripping The
window sill.
The window sash was raised only 4
/ few inches. II is believed that ;he
little fellow. while dreaming. craWtet!
or backed off the couch and out the.
window. He could not tell how he
came 10 be il the. perilous position,
other than saying he was shot out OF
a gun" In few minutes, he resumed
his nap, and later, when awaken-,,
did not remember the occurrence.
This leads 10 the belief that he was
dreaming when he climbed out the
window.
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ELM GROVE TO- HAVE
MATTRESS FACTORY
RuMoRED THAT NEW CONCERN
MAY LOCATE IN OUT-THE-
PIXE DISTRICT.
J..E. Wright, When Seer by The 1nteln-
Toncer, Denied Deport-Other
Pike News.

1t was rumored yesterday that the
'enaneling plant OF the American SAM,
tary Manufacturing Company: situated
near Elm Grove. would in all prooaoilitE
be taken over by number OF local husl-
ness men and the plant converted into
q mattress factory. The ruruor created
a. great deal: Of interest in Elm Grove
yesterday. and especially among those
who are Interested In. the new board OIL
trade 8:
: The plant. which has been used in; the
manufacture Of bath tubs and other
enamel ware. has been closed for the
past few months. apd r2s rumor OF
ehsnsinS the buildings ard plant iaso
anorherS industry has caused constdtea-
bic speculation m business circles. ~ Z.
Wright. general NalAeeg otHe1e p!an.s
deal denied the report. The!plaee is an.
ideal one for a manufacturing site. betns
Situated west Of Elm Grove on the Bal
ttrnore & Ohio railroad.
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liams' winning advantage lay IN his ser

liams' winning advantage lay In his SER
vice and superiority Of placement.
The sensational feature Of the matches
was the defaulting OF r. J.. Murray TO
Watson VI. Washburn. after hard FOUR
set match had been played. Murray was
suffering from lack Of sleep due TO an
all night vigil at the bedside Of his wife,
who is i'll Of ptomaine poisoning, He
played under protest. having offered: the
default earlier in the day. In the fifth
set. with the games 2-all, and the score
3O-love against him. he became so weak
that Robert D. Wrenn. former president
of the tennis association. insisted that
he stop. He finally consented after eX-
animation by a physician showed that
he was suffering from physical eXhaus-
ton and a temporary dilation of the
heart. Later in the evening it was re-
ported that he had fully recovered from
the effects of the har I'd play in the heavy
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TWO HARD GAMES

II WAS announced last night that ar
ranrements were completed yesterday
by the management Of the Benwood
motive power tam for a game with the
Grafton division team Of the Wheeling
district. The game will be played on
the Watson field thfs.' afternoon at 3
O'clock: La Turner will be on the
mound for the visitors. He is W. V.
L. pitcher. ~,
Sunday the motive power team will
play the Anchor Inns Of Martins Ferry
on the Watson field.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
SHOE SHOP OWNERS
ADOPT Constitution And BY Laws And
Name Committee To Frame New
Scale For Work.

The Master Shoe Repairers associa'
ton of the Wheeling district. recent
" formed organization. TO increase the
price of all kinds OF shoe work. held a
meeting last night in theF assembly
room of the Wheeling Commercial as
ISOLATION and adopted a constitution
and bylaws.
A committee, with F. E. Mccoy as
chairman was named TO frame new
scale of prices for work and report
back at the next meeting "Wednesday
evening at S o'clock at the same place.
A. J. Mooney, president, presided over
the melting last night.
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WILSON ON CRUISE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 4.-Preiident
Wilson left Washington tonight On the
naval yacht Mayhower for a weekend.
cruise down the. Potomac River and
Chesapeake Bay. It was expected the
Mayfower would 90 as far as Old
Point. returning to Washington Non
day morning.
The President took with him Mrs
Wilson and his stenographer: During
the cruise he will work on his speech
accepting the Democratic nomination.
He has almost completed 1t.
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ACIDS m THE SYSTEM

before you can be rid of your trouble.
S. S. S. has been purifying and nour-:;
ishing the blood for over half CEN.
tury. It is also very efficient tonic,
and being purely vegetable, it is the.
most efficient agent known in the
cleansing of the blood and toning up.
of the system ::
Call for it. at your druggists and,
don't accept substitute. If special
medical advice is desired write Med
ical Department 93. Swift Specific Co,
Atlanta, Ga.