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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20

Alice Nielsen was born to be baby
doll. She has accomplished the most
difficult task that could be given 10 one
Of Ewes. daughters. She has tran
scended her type.
Miss Nielsen has uptGrned blue eyes.
created to look hcavenward into some
manly face: she has rounded cheeks.
made TO be tweaked: a soft chin OF the
kind that usually finds its comfort nest
ling against a Scratchy coat. Her nose
has an optimistic turn that IS called
cute" and The Sauciest mole in all Gre
alton dareS an honest man 10 steal q
kiss from her left cheek. She comes
tast the size. TO fit. into siN-room
bungalow. and, as a fitting climax TO
this feminine perfection. she talks with
just the suspicion OF a lisp.
She's pretty: she's a clever talker.
She would be the sweetest thing in the
world in a ginGham apron.
Alice Nielsen came into this world
under this life-sentence Of mediocrtty:
She might have Frightened any one of
fifty kitchens. Instead. she is song
bird on the tree OF art. She has multi
piled her talents 20 make thousands
glad.
How did you do IT." I asked Miss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
DRUCLESS HEALING
Tells How Nerve Insulation Quickly Stops AL ram ana AaS
the Inflammation. Even Rheumatism, Sclatlca ana
Neuritis Yield to Marvellous New Discovery

that they thrive and spread. Obviously
therefore. the right way 10 successtul-
" treat inflammatory disease is to
quickly repair the damaged Insulation
and enable nature to restore me ulS-
eased tissue to healthy condition.
Ion-o-lex Unguent does this.
Ion.o-leX Unguent is not a drug; 1t
does not contain opiateS or narcotics.
It's action Is entirely mechanical. APP
piled externally, it penetrates the It's
sues and surrounds the injured nerve
sheaths with an insulating bath. Then
the inflammation subsidies and nature
quickly repairs the nerve lesion
You are we'll. Don't suffer another
minute, just 20 to c. H. Griest & Co.,
and get large jar OF lon-o-lex I'm,
guent, it costs little. use, as directed
and if you cannot say that IT is the
greatest means ever devised for con-
quering inflammation wherever It eX-
lists, your money will be cheerfully re-
turned without question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
About People
Meve6aants Of indlvidusls to
and From .lIe City.
AT THE HOTELS.

The Rogers-Geo. F. Ulch, Park
ersburg; Jos. Wagner, Elm Grove; E
Z. Winters, Charleston.
McLure-Ray Hess. Warrington
i. F. Thompson, Shinnston; MIR. anc
Mrs. Charles A. Brown, Grafton.
Windsor--O. NJ. Sala and wife, Can
ton, O.; Geo. Z. Klee, Akron, O.; ]
+. Grille, Akron, 0.
stamm-Pearl Jones, Laura Nc
Lucas, Jessie Gearinger, Morgan
town; S. X. Strosnder, Waynesburg
F.. H. Works, MiddIebourne; c. A
Eastman, Homestead, Pa.
". V. Harrison, general manager Of
the Redpath chautauqua, showing
this week at the Bridge park, Island
left yesterday to visit other towns or
the circuit.
George c.. Whitehead, advertising
manager of the, Redpath chautauQua
leaves today for Youngstown, where
the chautauQua is under way this
week.
J. A. Bumstead, traffic manager OF
the Redpath chautauQua. left yester
day for headquarters at Columbus
Ohio.
Miss Mary Pearce of Pittsburgh, is
visiting friends on the Island.
Earl Fowler Of Martins Ferry, as
sumed the position Of traffic manager
for the local division Of the Baltimore
& Ohio railroad yesterday.
Attorney John Palmer spent yester
day In Pittsburgh, on business.
Jacob Wolfe and family will leave
today for sojourn at Atlantic City.
Russell and Lowell Gay, brothers, OIL
Beaver Falls, Pa, have been in the
city since Monday. participating IN the
Junior tennis tournament on the
Wheeling Tennis Club courts.
Wilbur Hinkle leaves today to spend
vacation at Atlantic City.
Vincent Dailer Of the Consolidated
Telephone company, will leave toda!
for Atlantic City to spend several days
Mrs. E. B. Woodruff Of Moundsville
was visitor here yesterday.
Attorney y. i. Sawtelle attended
Tuesdays meeting of the Democratic
State committee in ParkersburG.
F. L. Mckinney prominent telephone
man of Columbus. Ohio. is in the cit,
with Hon. Harry NJ. Daugherty, candi
date for Republican nomination fol
United States Senator from Ohio.
Mrs. w. l.. Laux and children, Miss
Ida and Masters Lee and Leonard
and little Miss Elmer, are visiting rel
atives in Elm Grove.
Miss Elizabeth Henry has returned
from Terra Alta, after spending heI
vacation.
Mrs. A. L. Sawtelln left yesterday
evening for Enid. Okla, where she
will visit relatives.
At an early hour this morning Mr.
and Mrs. n. F. Carter and children
accompanied BY Miss Sue Cochran
and Mr.. Faris Heryey; left in Mr.. Car
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
HUGHES AND FAIRBANKS WILL
GET 100000 MAJORITY IN OHIO
SO DECLARES HON. HARRY Nj.
DAUGHERTY, REPUBLICAN
LEADER
Who Arrived in City After Touring
Nearby Ohio in Interests OF His
Campaign for Senatorship.

Ohio will give 100000 majority. for
Hughes and Fairbanks. Republican
candidates for the presidency and vice
presidency. respectively. in the opinion
of Harry H. Daugherty, Ohio state
political leader, now candidate Tor
! the Republican senatorial nomination.
who stopped off in Wheeling. Wednes'
day night: enroute to Belmont county
| from Steubenville and northern Ohio.
! Aside from predicting a Republican
avalanche this fall. Mr.. DauEherty
expressed himself in favor Of the tull'
est cooperation between West Viz
ginia and Ohio senators that proper
appropriations may be continued look
ling TO the improvement and main
tenance of the Ohio river as great
finland waterway.
This is the only time have been
out of Ohio for three months. except
ito attend the national Republican con
vention," said Mr.. Daugherty. MY
campaign in Ohio is satisfactory. and
Il feel comfortable to be over in West
; Virginia for a few hours at least.
! Then, too, | have many friends in
Wheeling and in the state. | have
had many years of pleasant business
and political association with our
friends on this side OF the river
interests Arc lOcHliS6i,
1.-THE interests Of the people OF West
| Virginia and Ohio are identical. Your
resources are unlimited and your man
ufac,uring most important Your state
like ours, depends upon manufacture
! ing and business. When the Republl,
| can party Is in power we have good
| times When the Democratic party is
! in power we have business stagnatlon
unless there is 4 war in Europe.
~ would rather have protective
tariff TO keep business good than war
! in Europe. ~
strip of the Ohio river and must act to-
| gether to see that all reasonable appro.
| priations arc continued to keep up thg
/ policy of necessary Improvement ma
j it may, make most efficient waterway
! for trans portation and enterprise.
when the war in Europe ends the
Republican party will be more usclu
than eve" before. Our markets Will De-
| invaded by foreign manufacturers. we
should preserve. and protect our markets
| for Americans. Millions of boys arc
now growing UP and must have employ
ment and opportunity. These arc always
! provided by Republican policies.
| Support for National Ticket.
{ The national ticket nominated at
; Chicago is securing the support, Of
united party everywhere. Ohio Will give
| Hughes and Fairbanks 100000 majority
| We will increase our representation IN
! congress We will re-elect Governor
| Willis and a state ticket and Will elect
| q United States senator who Will CO.
| onernte with him in stand<uG for the
! principles Of the party. the country ana
; American citizenship that insures that
! all things that are American shall ne
| guaranteed to all citizens that are
| Americans.
Tomorrow I will return home TO tour
! Belmont county and continue until Au-
gust S. travelling over the state. visiting
| my home folks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20

The nerves OF your body are like
q electric wires. They carry the nerve
energy (neuro.electricitD which Is
generated in the brain, to all the cells
and tissues. The nerve sheaths are
Insulated to resist a current OF ABOUT
4-1000 OF a volt as has ben proven with
the aid OF Lord 'Kelyin's galvanometer,
an instrument so sensitive and accu-
rate that for the first time it is now
possible to measure the strength OF
nerve currents.
1t has been found that wherever
acute inflammation occurs the insula-
ton OF the nerves is broken down,
making 1t difficult. and often impossi'
Bile, for nature TO heal the surrounding
, cells. Germs cannot live in healthy It's
sue; it is only through damaged cells
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20

Our. treatment can be used in the
mouth and on the tongue successfully.
Cancer being Of local formation. should
be removed as soon as possible. the
sooner the better. By our method the
application attacks the diseased flesh in
preference to tho normal and in cases
under observation for several years the
disease has not returned. Many physi-
clans will tell you cancer cannot be
cured. Quacks profess 10 cure all We
know that j great many can be cured
and many cannot. Hence We do not treat
every case
We can convince the most skepttcal
that our cure Is what We claim It to be.
Consultation and trips to examine free
Telephone for appointment
Fat. 147e-Y Twelfth st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
INDIAN TO MILWAUKEE.

MILWAUKEE, July l9.-Jas. Blue-
jacket. Indian pitcher, recently sold to
the Cincinnati Nationals by the Bloom
ington 'Ull.) Three-Eye team, and
subsequently sent back to them was
turned over to the Milwaukee Ameri-
can association team today on a con-
ditional agreement. d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
1orea Rlat-t Dead,

The remains of James Blatt. tailor
employed at the Scotch Wooden Mills
store and who died Tuesday morning
will be given back tn Garth this after
noon in Mt Calvary cemetery. Mr. Blatt
was we'll known locally. and died Tues.
day morning at his home 1l41 Eon
street. He was a member OF the Elks
lodge which will have charge Of tho
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Obj (JARY
Wilkin Funeral Today

Funeral services for Frank WilKle
will be conducted this morning with pre-
liminary services at the Rertschy rest
dcncc. 1o4 Sixteenth street; ut S:%V
later the body will he removed to st
Joseph's Cathedral whore requiem high
mass will be sacrificed 1ntcrment will
BE- in Mt Calvary cemetery Rev rather
William j Hanrahan will have charge of
the ceremonies Mr. Wilkie died Mondny
night at the Ohio Valley General Hos
Iitai, after taking a number OF bichloride
OF mercury tablets
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funeral. He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Blatt. Of Echo Point.
and one sister. Mrs. Lena Obertield or
the Island. and his Wife. The funeral
will take place from the home Of j.. b.
Carter. - Eighteenth street Father
Hanrahan will offer mass over the re-
mains in st. Joscph's cathedral al 900
clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
SUGAR PLANTERS MEET.

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 19.-At,
a largely attended meeting OF plant:
ers and others representing sugar and,
general agricultural interests held
here last night, resolutions were pass
ed urging the British home authort.
ties to adopt measures at the end Of
The war for preventing the wholesale
dumping of sugar produced In hostile
countries :.$+,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
An Easy Way To Reduce
Flesh
Drink Hot Water and Take Tassco


Haven't you often wisheH for med!-
cine to reduce your flesh" something
that does not require dieting Of calls
themes? Well. riSaj here you have 1t
In 5-grain taSsco tablets. watch YOU may
secure at =. Il. Gri"st d Co. They are
pleasant TO take. perfectly harmless and
cause no restrictions 81 habit Or eating.
and reduce the flesh. little by lite. until
you are down 70 the number of pounds
you wish TO weigh. Too mucn flesh IS
undesirable, as most quite stout people
will readily admit. and K de:racts from
ones good appearances: makes one
clumsy and short OF b:eath.
There isn't any reason why anyone
should be too Stor,. when there's this
much-tred perfectly satisfactory rem
edy at c. II. Griest x Co. TaSSco tablets
don't forget the namel are recommends
ed by physicians and are guaranteed L"
be perfectly harmless. Refuse sunstl-
tutees. if you can NOT come TO our store
We will mail taSsco 20 Eou.
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Erederick NJ Piuott.

Special Dispatch 10 tho lnteIllgrncer:
HARRISBURG, w. Va, July 10
Frederick NJ. Pigott, Pre- minent Har
rison county farmer is dead at his
home al Dola. after lorg illness at
the age Of Go. Mrs. Wayne +. Allen
and Mrs. Stanley Swiger Of this city,
are surviving children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
DAY IN CONGRESS.
SENATE.

SENATE. y ~
Net At 10 q. m. y
Continued debate on naval blu. :.
Democratic steering Committee:
met to act on President Wnson'e
request for passage Of the oh1d,
labor bill.
Recessed at SAT p. m. until ~.
q. m. Thursday.
KouBE.
Not in session
Meets Friday.
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The last rites over the remains or Nus.
Anna a. Campbell will be held this
morning from the residence OF Henry
Rosscll. 1870 Eofr street. Preliminary
or Hall and requiem mass will he sacrl,
feed at 800. o'clock In the CHURCH OF
ST. Mary. on Thirty-sxth street. lntor-
ment will be in Mt. Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20
s1pEswPEp AUTOMOBILE.

Wheeling Traction car 1872. in charge
Of MoIorman Hunter and Conductor Had
soil, Sidnswirod an automobile ut Main
and Tenth streets yesterday afternoon
about 3 o'clock, doing little damage.
The name of the owner OF the machine
is not known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-20

EAST LIVERPOOL. O.. July l9.-Fol-
lowing weeks Illness from acute ne
nhritis. Franklin a. Leonard. aged about
IS, for % years salesman FOR the {.
c. Thompson Pottery Co.. died at his
home here today. He had been In poor
health for year. He leaves his widow
and one SON Harry.
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The funeral OF Mrs. Rosalia Erh: wife
Of the late Tete Erh. will be held this
morning at S:30 o'clock from 81. A.
phonsus church with intrrment In Mt
calvary cemetery. Preliminary services
will he held at the family home IFS
sixteenth street.
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Tohn YOche.

John Yoke, OF Beech Bottom. died in
the North Wheeling hospital last night
after an illness Of several weeks or can
Ger, His body will be taken 10 Beech
bottom this morning for intcrment.
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K1aphecr Funeral Today.

The remains Of Mrs Magdcline Joseph
Inc Klapheck will be laid to rest this
afternoon nj 500 o'clock IN Green%o0G
cemetery Funeral services will be held
ut the family home SAG Twelfth street.
and Rev Jacob Birmingham will OIL
ciate.
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u.TTvTn no aprAY.

HATFIELD TO BPEHA' -
CHARLESTON, ". Va. July 1s.-1t
was announced today from the execu-.
viii 60 to Huntington Tuesday. July 3si
TO make a speech to the Brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen which will hold g
convention at that time with otner
union labor organizations. I
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BOX FREE
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CHURCHES PREPARE
EASTER PROGRAMS
SECOND WEEK OF EASTER CAM
PAiGN is STARTED AT
THOMSON CHURCH.
Sermons on Timely Topics Attract
Msny-New Series is Started
BY Or. Allen.

The sunday schools of the churches
of Wheeling are losing no time in pre-
pairing for the Easter day exercises.
Yesterday the services were marked
by the unusual activity Of the teachers
of the Bible classes In arranging parts
and dates for rehearsals, and impress
ing upon the children the importance
Of fitting commemoration OF the res
direction Of Jesus Christ.
In the Thomson VI T.. church the
second week OF the Easter Campaign
was started. Each night during the
week. Rev. ". G. Hartinger will give
special sermon. and group meetings
for prayer will be held each evening
al : o'clock
Realizing the importance OF sermons
Of human interest that still follow the
doctrines Of the Bible. the pastors are
announciug new series. Rev. Clarence
+. Allen. of the Fourth street NJ r.
church. yesterday gave the first uf
series Of four evaugelistic sermons
on John Bis. The general theme Is
The Bible in Miniature. and last
nIghf- topic was How Does God Fee,
Toward Man. Rabbi \. IT, Silver
gave the last of series OF semons.
az the Eoff street temple. yesterday
upon Aspects Of American Life" 4
new series Of unusually interesting
sermons is being prepared and will be
announced within a short time
Thre" visiting ministers were ~
the city yesterday and conducted sc.-
vices Rev. George 4. Hcnhy. OF IVES.
teryiilo. Ohio. assistant superintendent
of the National AntiSaloon league.
had charge ~ the services In the First
United Presbyterian church. Rev J.
J. Moore. OF Bethany. occupied the
pulpit of Tho Second United Prcsby.
frrIan church
Thomas Ham, Of Pittsburgh. vc-.
tolday afternoon spoke 90 "a large as
-'mb.ale 10 tho So Luko- Protestant
Episcopal church upon the Every
Member Canvass aud Its Benefits
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WOODLANDS

Woodland. ". Va. April 2=Thc
little two months old daughter 81 sir.
and Mrs INN Noho. died THURSDAY
morning a. I o'clock az the family home
little one was laid tp rest in fh, N,SN
cemetery oE ltyan's ridge. Friday after
noon.
DR.. ana Mrs. @. p. Wilson attended
me automobi" show IN Wheeling We'd
u'sday and Thursday.
Mr.. william Cooper. 90 Antioch spent
fDw DAYS visiting her father. Nj e.
VI. RAMSEY 81 Eyau.s ridge last w,,k.
turned homo after visiting Miss Nina
and Ruth Miller a few days
Mr.. and MR. vs. W. Noho. OF Birch
i,dge. was shopping In Wheeling Mon
Miss silvia Simms. Of Birch ridge
left Monday morning for West Liberty.
where she viii attend Tho spring term
Of school
Mr. and Mrs. George rroucc are re-
luiDiuE over the arrival OF q uuc young
SON which arrived ou March -Nth.
Mrs James Baker. ut Granville who
has been 900 for some time. remains
about Tire same.
Miss Won Franklin Irft Wednesday for
Marshal college. Huntington. whore she
viii resume her studio.
Mr. tN'us. the huatliuE agent for the
Indiana -iiu Company. spent few
days fu this section az fH. cuurf~, boz
tho interest OF the company.
MI John Nnho who has been con fined
o. his home on t'Hu'e ridE.. b. some
be- fftI.
James sctsff.r. of Birch ridge. is
slowly ,mrrnFire ffam "a severe attack
Nr- Nofla.st s,I.r. continues ID,
Improve uf fhs bonn. uf Isr daughter.
Mr. J. Sohlobohuu
Miss E.Nis fohD. who NI- boon .rsr.l-
Ing s Few DAYS or I,r n.u. I.r 1'a.-
uft IuH murrluE for Huntington
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Yours very truly.
+. II. SLEMMONS.

Dcaconcss Home, at Bridgeport. The
hostv>seS viii be Mcsdancs George
Dunlap. George Beam and John Knox.
Miss Dorothy Gillcland. of North
Guernsey street, who was injured In the
collapse Of the balcony In the gymua-
SUM Of tho Wheeling high school. Was
able 10 be out yesterday.
Mrs William Campbell and daughter.
Miss Mary. are guests OF relatives at
Newark
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph O'Donucll. Of Harrison street.
Miss Clara Kruger will entertain the
Reformed church Tuesday evening, at
her home.
- THO Young Ladies Glass q the South
Bellsirc NJ. p. church will entertain
with a box social Tuesday evening At
the home Of Miss Elsic Muesctt
Miss Florence Nod.wiE will entertain
evening ~ her home on Belmont street.
Miss Martha Kinney or columbus. is
a guest Of friends ia the city.
John McGraw Jr.. Of Gravel Hil. left
yestcrday for visit az Cleveland.
The kn.ghts and Ladies' ~ the Round
Table wiz entertain with a eughrc par
~ ga Turner hall next Tuesday evening.
Tho public - invite dto attend.
Mr.. and Mrs - -. Anderson. Of Pitts
friends here.
Miss Gertrude Nelson Of Youngstown,
has returned home after a visit with
Miss BERTHA Burrows will entertain
the members Of tho *. *. club Tuesday
evening at her home ON South Belmont
street
Ralph Powell is I'll a. his home on
Trumbli street
Mr and Mrs Carl Fox and da4eh-
ter ~ chicago. have returned home az
ter visit with local relatives
Mrs. N. "a. smith Of Muuud-Villc i-
visiting her parents in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson 81
GAINESVILLE. are spending few DAYS
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs a. o.
Robinson. 81 Gravel Hlll
Mr.. and Mrs. -. ". BsnIinc celebrated
the aftu anniversary Of their marriag,
yesterday afternoon. on TOrtv-sev.ur h
street. They had planned fo spend Oh.
day quietly a. home. hgt 60 mum bsr I'D
friends objected and surprised Mr. and
Mrs. bouliuy ~ calling uuturuuuead li
fl'ir home. Tho afternoon was enjoy,
ably spent. an excellent dinner beIue
/ fns feature.
Mrs. J r. Kelly q this city. has re-
turned FRO ma visit with U.- d.-,.tt Il.
AZ -troudshurg. Pa
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captain Basil ~ Maxwell civil War
veteran and lifelong ident az this
,lit. died suddenly az his home here
today. from an attack Of acute tudiges-
il"u lt' was iu bus 10Th year ~. was
born BOZ Wayne township. Jefferson conn
Us. ana .au.o io This city when e Young
man ana Followed the carpenter trade.
~" enlisted TN Company o.. I52d - \
J., 10 INt-. was member Of tho IA
nous Fighting Mct'ooK Regiment ..
Mhirh saw action iu many important
iattl"S 81 Oh" owl War. and was with
sherman on his march to tho Sca For
ars Do engaged iu the contracting bu b.
moss mere. served two terms a. coroner
lIr'f terms as township trustee. and
I'ur wears Hs justice Of tho peace ne
was charter member OF stanton Post
-. y X. was twice commander. and
~ Tho fimD % his death was adulfarf
n" was married lu 1879 Co Emily Irqu-
iHfI. or thus city. who died u wears
$50. ti' d. survived bv two daurHtsr-
Mrs Howard Hill. OF this CITY. ana Mrs
l'r'--i.F k'lls. Of PITT eburEh. ALSO one
ifo'h'r. John. ~ Malvern. a.. ana ono
sister. Mrs Elizabeth Eissf ~ Column
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TO RAISE BIG
HOSPITAL FUND
sTEuBENvILLE TO START BIG
NEXT TWO WEEKS
Present Building Never Completed or
Equipped. Due TO Lack of Funds.
General News OF steubenville.

STEUBENVILLE. o. Aprl "A
campaign for the raising OF funds 10
complete the Ohio Valley Hospital.
Whlch was started two years ago. IL 20
he launched IN Steubenville within the
I'Nt Two weeks, according 20 announce
n'ht made to-day. The frst campaign
was conducted IN 1912. and $40 600 was
RAISED, nut Tins amount proved made
quate and the building has never been
completed or equipped Steuhenville has
Two hospitals now. but one - "A tempo
Iaty make-shtft affair that cannot meet
inc needs OF a growing Industrial com
nunitN- IL has been packed TO the
doors with patients FOR over "a year
ana h" work carried ON under a severe
handicap committee OF 100 business
mon OF the city and vicinity have un-
d'ttaken the task Of raising the ncces-
SarN funds and have planned "A weeks
Mhlflwlnd CAMPAIGN about the second
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Commencing Monday. April u. and
continuing throughout fhs week. the
reopI. OF HeIIaIrc viii he given an on
Turtuuity 90 place their premises 300 sam
lfary condition. Tho cts should set tho
asarupI- .and clean up. Iu This CONNIE
ton if was stated Yesterday that tho
rarhuge grounds would b. a good place
fU begin. According FOO Information. o.
was stated yesterday that the sur'tsee IS
Of two horses arc npafirE around BOO
tho hIgF water Boo that vicinity 1f WIS
stated that e. ditch u-'f sufficiently deep
TO- hold the carcasaes ~ the horses was
due The city authorities should inycs-
fIgnFD.