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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-24
WILL dedicate
NEW CHRISTIAN
CHURCH SUNDAY
Dedicatory Service to Be
Conducted By DIR. Cram
blet.
INTERESTING PROGRAMS
Basket Dinner on Normal
School Lawn a Feature
of the Day.
INTERESTING PROGRAMS

The dedication of the Central
Christian church which will take
place tomorrow will be marked by i'm.
pressive services. The president of
Bethany college, DR.. T. E. Cramblet,
one of the most learned men OF the
state, will be In charge of the exer.
cises. The dedication prayer will take
place at 10:45 in the auditorium OF
the church.
The building of this beautiful place
ofsworship shows what hard work can
accomplish for 1t has taken many
years for the people of the Central
congregation to raise the sum to en-.
able them to build structure suit.
able for their needs.
After the services in the morning
o basket dinner will be held at the
church so as to enable those living
at q distance to stay for the services
In the afternoon, which will be held
100 o'clock.
The afternoon services will be very
impressive and entertaining for un,
der the supervision OF Professor
Black, OF the university. a special
Choir will render music. A. union,
meeting will be held In the afternoon
which will be attended by pastors OF
other denominations who will help
in the services
Special services will held In the
evening at eight o'clock. Everyone
Is cordially invited to attend the ser.
vices and Join in the ceremonies. To.
morrow's program is as follows:
Dedieatory Service to:45 A. M.
Music-Anthem-"This Is the Glor.
ious Day"
Invocation.
Lord"
Scripture Reading by the Dedicator.
Anthem-"Glory and Honor
Sermon, "Thc Transforming Power
Of the Gospel"-Dr. T. E. Cramblet.
Eiiunlon Services $500 p. NJ.
Inyocation-Dr. w. ]. Eddy.
Quartet Chadwick - Miss
Edna Jacobs. Mrs. E. c. Rowand
Messrs. Louis Black and Jack Abbott.
Scripture Lesson Heb, 11:17.31-H.
g. Stoetzer, DID.
violincello solo--Mr. W. D. Barring.
ton.
congratulatory Address.
& Quartet-Lord God Almighty-Ver.
di-Miss Jacobs, Mrs. Rowand, Messrs
Black and Abbott.
Address-Dr. Cramblet.
Hymn-"Blest Be the Tie"
1i Evening Services 500 o'clock
& Duet-Mrs. E. C. .Rowand and Mrs.
LIN. Wetzel.
Sermon by DR.. Cramblet, subject
1.-The Attractive Role Of Religion"
Presentation Of Keys by W. !. Lydic
Chairman of Building Committee.
Acceptance OF Keys by Seymour
McIntire. Chairman Board OF Trustees
Dedication Vows. led by the Pastor,
Senior Trustee and Elder.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-24

5-Ahumada, the northern base.
from which Carrancistas can move
either toward Pershing's column or
toward the border.
6-Matachlc. the fartherest point on
the Mexico Northwestern railroad out
of Chihuahua City that is held by the
Carrancistas in force.
General Pershing's field head.
quarters at Namiquipa
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DIVORCE CASES HEARD

Two divorce cases were heard yes.
terday evening. There are E. G. JOLT
ffe VS.. Jane Joliffe and Ray Starn VS..
Esther Starn. These also are unfinish,
cd. A number Of the misdemeanor
cases and divorce proceedings on the
docket of the circuit court were Ger.
titled to the intermediate court by
Judge Raymond when circuit court ad.
1ourned. None OF these however win
bc heard until the August term OF In.
tea sediate court Tfs -
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Seven Are Anxious
To Garry Rural Mail

Seven applicants today took exam.
nation this morning for rural mail
carrier>at Hammond and vacancies
that may occur later. The examina.
tion was held by Harry G. Owens and
Marcus Meredith, in the basement of
the Fairmont postoffice building. On.
ly those living in the district covered
by the Fairmont office were eligible.
The appointment will be heard from
within the next six weeks.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-24
wILLlAM .TRAUeHtvERY Low.

William Traugh an aged resident OF
the city Is in a dying condition at the
home OF William Currey on High
street. Mr.. .Traugh was taken early In
the week with typhoid pneumonia. and
owing to his advanced age no hopes
for his recovery are entertained. n
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-24

probable line attack on Ell Vale
Il General Trevino carries out his
reported intentions.
3-Carrizal, where an American
scouting party moving toward Ahu.
mada run into Mexican ambush and
brought about the first actual clash.
4-Sau Antonio, on tho Mexican
Northwestern. the southern base OF
the Carrancistas in Chihuahua.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-24

This detail map OF the section o,
Chihuahua. where General Pershing
Is operating. shows the American lines
In large dotted lines.
The heavy black lines and crescents
indicate the position OF the Mexicans,
who nearly surround the U. S. troops.
Fig. shows the route Of the ex-
pected attack on Pershing from San
Antonio and Matachic.
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Robinson's Lead
Now Put at 529

WHEELING, June 24.-Recounts
were finished in three more counties
yesterday and at the end OF the day
the state totals stood.
Lilly .................. .59,4s9
RoDinson ................. .6U,028
Robinson's lead. 529
l.. Brooke county where the recount
was to have begun this morning the
movement has been abandoned upon
advices telegraphed from the Lilly
headquarters ut Charleston.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-24
.EouR HUNDRED DROWN

PETRoGRAD, June 24.-Four hun.
dred persons lots their lives, accord.
Ing to latest reports, when the Rus:
Sian, passenger steamer Mercury, was
sunk in the Black sea by, mine. The!
total number OF persons aboard the
was approximately $50.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-24
The Weather.

West yirginia-Thun showers
this afternoon or tonight. Sunday
fair S a. 81 ".
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-24

LOCAL WEATHER READINGS
Temperature at 5 q. m today 81.
Yesterdays weather Gear: temper
ature. maximum So. minimum 5z:
.nrecipitation, mona.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-06-24
Burn Nut ON

= Burn Nut Oh.
Good Illuminating oil Is produced
trom nut raised in the philippines.
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lcontlnued on Fac Eight.l
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-07
CAPT. VIEWER IMPROVES.

Capt George L. Viewer. of the
Merchants and Farmers Bank who
was operated on some time since, is
rapidly improving at his home on
South Raleigh street He is expect
ed to come out the latter part OF this
week
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-07

Dr. and Mrs John Daniels, have
returned from Gerrardstown. where
they spent Sunday ard Monday
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-07

peace" RaeAon before
From BATTLE CRY PEACE"
Apollo
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-07

time its true meaning came with a
shoek that struck at the throat and
At the pit of the stomach and at the
heart itself
Peace" said Blackt5n. when he
appeared before the curtain between
Che two acts Should be spelled IN
emily one way, and that phonetieally
-=.P-o-w-e.r.'
Peace Meeting Is shelled.
America is foxtrotting and motor
ing ard diring and joking and play
Ing with paeifism when the play be.
gins The key ncte OF this happy-eo-
lucky. osrtch.wise period is sounded
in a pretty peace meeting in Harmony
Hail
Aad the first shell from the inyad.
ing feet came bursting through the
walls Of Harmony Hall and usaered
in pandemcnium and death with a
violence that made the women cow
heir faces with their hands
The fleet drops its steel rain OF
death in the heart OF the careless
town Ii sinks the American fleet as
ii hurries north from Hampton Roads.
1t lands swift, silent armies in gray
swarms. They fill the streets They
sill men TAa women
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-07
PAY DAY

This Is pay day at The uterwoyen
Mills
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1916-03-07

The Jourusl- rp. peop'e's pager
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'ss ss e&ks8 IT,.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-10-25
THE UNION GAS & ELECTRIC co.
The Union Light, Heat & Power Go.

Shule in 8crbiublna nit Dem ltaoti-
i6en Soipital fit ainoer, Die an DC,
IaQiltd)t cber an Der &uo9erltuberflI'
loie leiben.
gSdbreno oes SSobres pom /. Scp.
iembcr 1915 bis sum 30. glugniit 1915
rpur6eu lalIt Dem 9eridt in ben 60
oticntlihen un6 80 @enleiaoei6ulcn
1S,601 f6rperlihe Gcfefte oil S6ls.
finoern fcitgeitellt lulo 1927 atnber
erbielten auf Anoronutg Der SduI.
drSte rno Bflegerinnen dr5tlide Se-
banolung. gei 81 Tro5ellt oieier Sin,
ser .pllroe 0urb oteie 8ebanollng ciNc
b0lige $oeilung ODER lpenigitcnS cine
5e6eitteno Seiierllng ibres eeiltno6eit-
li6cn 3uitaltoes er5ielt SSn 1899
61llen muroen operatioe Gingrifie 5ltr
S0e6ultg Don Sriiienleioen lrno our
Grtfermlng oon aIoenoiOen porgenun;.
men. Cine llllteriuhung Der 3dbne
BON 466S ainoern ergab, oaB 4415
StinOcr itIedfe 3dbne batten llnb
1885 atlber lieBeu tire 3abne in Der
freien 3abutlinif bebonoeln.
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Sesonnsn
Sat geitern bier bic Sabresperiamm
lung Der glmeriean Yublic
Sealtb aiiueiation.

s(us allen 5beiIen oes 2anoes Dei.
len bier 5llr 3cit aer5te uno 9eanltc
Der 8eiliuobeitsdmter, oie iid) einge-
finben baben, nm Der "A. sSabresoer'
iannitIung Der slmericnn gSublic
Salltb 9liiocintion bei5iiipobuen, hle
chi geitrigen Sa9e I9ren sIniang
nabIn.
Gie @roifnlmgsiisuna farlb i'm Sim
ton Sotcl unter Dem 0orlis bes BrCi.
iioenten 9r. Sobn s. gtnberion BON
glem grunsmif, u. g., itatt uno 9iir.
germciiter Ellfta entbot ben 8erianu.
ineIten oen bcr3Iidsn @iatomm Der
Staot.
SIN ipeiteren DerlGiri oes Cages
ipuroen IN Den periAieoenen glbtbei.
Iinsen DER aonpention taftpiiIeil.
ihditli1e &ortrdge sebalten ilno AM
9lbeno maren oie 9elegoten mo lire
Gamen Die Cutie bes 2ofalaiisidpiiies
bel einem bodHntereiianten Spntpbo.
niefon5ert Inter Der 2eitlins pon Or.
Grnlt GinaraIo i'm gnlerp glubi.
toriiiin. Gerner bieIt gelegentIib oie-
fer 3uirinmenflinit aud pr1iiOent
Or. Mnoerion cine glniprahe, Der init
Der eroBten slIfuerfiantfeit seIauitt
;ruro&
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Der Ztaotratb.
Sanftionirt sine alase seseu Die
Staot NorpooS.

StaotampaIt @rocm miro beutc ein(
Olase gegct Die Sta6t gtorpooo an
tdnaig MAIDEN, ilm Die Sta6t gior'
uoco oarm Su perbinSern, bon oel
Staot Cincinnati ein sliiebnlcnt IN
@etraae ron $3.50 ei.l5utreiben, SaE
iiir bic gcrbeiierlHg bon Soptins
auenue, Die straBe, tpelbe Die Gjrensa
sipifd,en Cincinnati uto gsuriuool
bilOct, bealliprliht miro.
ssr Ger eeitrisen Sisung bes (Staot.
ratEs iiidte Serr Groom nm Die gr.
IaubniB na6. ben Pro5eB anbdngio
lnafen Su biirfen, oa ieiuer gIniift
mad oas siiieBment rrgeicslih lit.
Fie erlml6nib tpitrbe inn obne ipei.
tercs geipdbrt.
ssin llebrigen erle6igte Der Stact.
rGtb nid)ts BON beionoerer @idtisfrit.
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GterbliAfeitSberimt.

George 8ipp, GA, 1741 ISeiter Ctr,
Scrjleiocn
9oaiic Stnreiucfib. 6S, 22l Ssa6e
StroBe, neutrality-suspicious.
Charles Maudt SO, 1928 Hohs
Gtrabe, 9tiereitleioeu.
Sara6 .0tpers, 52, 1901 @opple
Strabe, Magenbluten.
Iranf Seller, "a, 30S Weobalpt
StraBe, 9lierenleioeu.
GAerele &oettele, SO, 1923 Sainil.
ton 9lne., SarnidireUer9iilmJ
Samuel Orismur 70, 637 @eIt
Court StraBe, $,erjleioen
Seunie @etfeu, 80, gIIIiion lato
Uiain StraBe, 2uugencnt8i!Houng
Sseiie Vet, 30, 949 Wortiu StraBe,
Eilbertuloie.
Dlarp 0aenfe, rs. 1o2 20. StruBe,
Sersleioen.
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Re,snid),pinbeI
SOL %. 8. gnrfe aus aibertp, Ws.
inf3enirt baben, nm eiReu bic
SereR Tarmer ~ preqen.

Muf benz Union @abnbof iuitroc &C.
tern ein aeiOiiier @iiliam s. gnrfe
ocn ben GeteftiDes @enter, @ernbarbt,
iShneier iinb @ea feitgenommen iIno
1iro borIalliis ai,f geroadt bin feii.
aetaIten. @ilrfe, Der ieinen @erilf ais
aSiercetraine,r angiebt, ioIl nad Der
Beriid,erliiig Der Boli5ei bereits ces
Scfteren tpesen nllerbatb Sdtpinoe.
leiel init ben Beboroen In aonilift
setomnIcn fem nno feline @erbaitling
eriolJte, ned er angebIi1 on einer
Bnlincrei betbeiIiet mar. bic ben 3psf
Gatte, George Tdlmer Don Milfers.
blira. o., nm $4,000 5l beealineru.
Die BaImer 6en geboroen nit.
iasilte, tpnroe er bon 8urfe nad) eincrn
S,oteI in Repport, ap., gebradt, 100
cine nnaeblife Wettbmoe, init TeIc.
rrap1enopparaten, 9elesrapbilten umb
oelr ionItigen 9ubebor i'm Gange .par
rIio mo ibni poroemonitrirt ipnrbe,
ipir Ieid)t man @elo auf Hferoerennen
leipiilnen fonne. CIR ipuroe Ihlieblitj
pctanlntt, and, $1,000 5u irctten nno
gnrte uno oeiien GpiebseieIlen IieBen
ibit Da er nntiirlif Die Gumme nid;t
l,ei jid) bate, ailf Gtrsniport mitIpit.
len. Sns betrefienoe ssferb gemann
ldlt ben ntoebli6en teIegrapbiifcn
yert5ten nno oer gcipiniIit, Der aitf
'galnler unb feline neiien Srclmoe iiel,
betrag angebIid $t0S, 900.
TdA Uelo p,lroe jeood) iiift ioiort
pertheiIt, ionbern Yalnlrr iuiiroe aui.
geior6ert, nun tbntiddlidJ $4,000 m
8ant por3iiseieen, nm oaInit ben Dc-
i,eiB sii lieferH, bnk er i'm Sale oaa
Efer0 rtd)t geiponren bate, audi inn
gtanbe geipeien ;u1re, ieinen GinIat
SIT bc5dblen. Boiler sSreiioe iubr ser
bisoeye GARNER nod Whlersbira Ji,.
rid, erSdblte jeooh bort in Der 8anf,
ebe er baS @eIo obbob, pon ieiHem|
Rlsienoliid. Natiirltb ipgiroe ibm iIun
finr aellddt, bnB er Unilnern III Die
.Sdutc gefdilen mar un6 itatt iidI, irie
Ueratre6et, init Warfe In einem dnoe-
'ref &pteI IN Sort Tbonias suiantrnen-
ilatEsfiss istts 9almar III NIT ostl
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sbenres gereniiaen.

Su icdjsig 1aecn grbeitshans unS
elmer Celebrate bon $10O pnroe &C.
itsrn in W,lniaipaIaerift nnter Ser
Auf!age oes tbitIihen slnsriffs Der
81 Sabre aIte Senrn Setter, BON gso.
1865 Sreenlan aperlue, bon Mitter
Bel berurtbeilt. slIs MnfI1eerin troi
syrau SSenrp syeber, bon Ser gSeit 81.
bertp StraBe iino sseitert sIpenue aai
uno lbrcn ansoben rnd bate S,eiter
if bos stDeifelbafte Wergniigen pc.
.Iciitet. iie " tnesferL
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miGuu0 oer 4}cit 3u betriigeriidlei
3lpeden. llripriinglib mar er bcid,uI'
figt porocn 9riefmorfen geItobleu
5u po6en, otc 5u Der 8eute bel Dem
ginbrudJ eeb6rten, n6er aelegentI;t5
eincS aeitern Dor Dem Gunoestomiari-
Jar Itattgcbubteu %oruerhors, erpteS
lid oieic @lntlaae ol@ lmhaItbur uno
oaroufbul muroc eonn Die nelte sIH.
tIoge er6obcn. @bitentan befinnet i'd,
"a er bic perlnHgtc 9iira,t,aft pcn
$1,000 nift itclleu fam, in Saft
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SclbItre6eno bnt oas 2ofalf0mnit'
tee aud elm a6pcd@lungsreides lin.
neutrality-suspicious. 5rilanlmenge.
ilcat. fSiir beitte 9lben0 lit inn Clinton
Sutel Gin Serrenabeno arrangirt, fiir
0OnrerstaB gtadJnrittag cine 2Iutonto.
biIiabrt our1 bie SoOt uno Die Dor
ltGGic uno fiir 8onneritag 2lbeno ein
aonfett i'm e5ibipn Souie
'I;e Gamen ser GeIegaten iuerOcl!
1eute gtohnlittog cine 9lutonobililbrt
MAIDEN nno nm 0onnerltug gtadunit'
taa ole @aite oeS @cinans Clubs Eel
einem &pn3ert iein uno am iSreitag
9ormittag perben lie Sort Sbomas
einen 8eiu6 abitatten.
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g@albbsenie.
@as Or. ". geters in ieinem Sn6.
resberidjt iiber ben Weinnobeits.
5uitano Der Sdulfinoer su
iaseu fat.

Or. @iliam Yeters, Der itGotiide
@eiuuObeitsbearnte, hat Dem
Observation-Disclosures Gonoon ieinen
Sahrcsberidt lber ole Sbdtigfeit Oes
@eiimobeitsamts IN ben bicIiaen
sSdlulen 3ugeitellt unb empfieblt in
bemiclbeu Die glnitellung ipeiterer
arantenpilegeriunen pelde Die elm.
beInen Shlilcn regelntabig bciuden
ioaen, Serner befiiriportet 81. Geters
aud bic Grri8tss,Q einey beiaItSerstl
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0eue glntlage.

9ie @ilnbeSbcb6roen baben aegen
BEN beriihtigten sSaliter sllou5o
@biteman, Der befonntIid) perbaiiet
fpitroc, aIS er Der Staatsbanf in Inle-
.ia, g., BONDS perfauien tpoIlte, mel.
lbe mittelIt @inbrud)s aus Der @artf
leltohlen iporoen, itlrnnebr cine nei,e
auflase erbobe,L ,lamItA Die Der He.
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@efriges $&Caf5imute1
sfladernbes Gas pber 2ambenIi4
llltmnSiidbe @eibpafer'J 'Jlaihe
QlItmubtf@es 3rduiel'G Gtiem
Seine ibneIIe 46i4e In, Stptbialle

9ies iro eiuige BON ben nubequemdteten uno llnon'
uebmlibfeiten oes seprisen sdIaf8immers Ieun sie
SIR Suar suaiden 10 niien sie Ianee ruarten bis es
trodeu tuiro. @cnn Gle beibes Baier baben uoaen 10
mien Sic aus benz 8iumer seben, un es 5u erlansen.
@ie nlien ih nit Der SeibpaersGlaie berunplasen,
bieiebs ausidhtteu uno neu auaaen urb Die Seupera.
tur oes waiers reseln.
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9&eutiges$6faf f5immer
6elles eleftriides Sid)t
Gleftrtides beikes aiiien
Gleftriider 6aar.Rrduieler
gpiprtiae eleffrijbe 6eisuna inn 9tptbiall

Sies inb einige Don ben gequemdteiten uno slnnebu
lidbteiteu oes beutisen Sblaf5imnlers nit @ettr5td
bic Der unfbtbare 9iener Sbnen brnst. g8enn Sic
Sbr Saar tpalden 10 trodnen Sie es ifnea NIT eettr
ider SBe Sas eleftriibe belize &eu 1T bereit i'm gsotb
faae - sic brau6en li9 ni6t Inn beibes 8uiier gu
tr,beln uub bic Sen1peratur miro automatib aufred
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.voli5ei In @erbinbuna unb Die Der.
|Haftting 1,trfes mar bic G01ge. Ter
Derbaftete Iaisnet ielbitbcritdnbIi9.
stller Wabriheinlidfeit rlab ,pirb er
ben 8unoesbeb0rben nusgeIiefert
rperoen. Der alrrdtmit itdnlntt oneeb.
lid aus 2ibertp, Wlo.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-05
Sample Each Free by Ma.
MUSIC CAN REALLY BE
HEARD SAYS DIRECTOR
Sometimes You Can Even Smell
Claims Chicago Pro-
.I fessor.

CHICAGO, Aug 4.--Music is felt
more distinctly than heard, according
to Robert w. stevens, director OF
music at the University of Chicago,
In an address three weeks ago. Pro-
fessor Stevens said that it was pos
sible TO smell music.
In lecture delivered yesterday
Mr.. Stevens said; Have you ever
listened TO a violinlst and received an
impression that your cheeks were
passing over soft silk, or. on another
occasion, sctaping sand paper Dur
ing the singing OF Ruffo or Caruso do
not the hearers feel physical reaction
OF the pulse and shiver running up
and down the spinal cord
Who has not at times heard the
blast Of cornet with the reaction
OF a spear piercing his side, or heard
singing that put his mutilated body
through a sawmill
The fact that we feel music Il
easily explained. When we hear an
attractive melody our other senses
act sympathetically and we feel
tone by psychological synthesis, oil
mental suggestion Usually this SEN
sation Is sub-conscious. An agreeable
note soothes the sense of touch. 4
discord may remind as of cold batf
on a winter morning.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-05
ERUPTIONS ON HEAD
FACE AND ARMS
OF Ny Little Girl. They Were Very
Oisfguring and Caused itching.
Child Very Cross and Fretful,
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

:'When my little girl was three and one
half months old, she had eruptlons break
out on her head. face and arms that we're a
kind Of mattery scales which were very dis
figuring and caused itching so that little
as she was had an awfully hard time keep
lng her from scratching and at night when
] wasn't watching she would cry and scratch
ell the blood would run. The skin was
tnhamed and red, and the eruptions made
her very cross and fretful. She got 50 dis
ogured did not know what TO do.
'She had no relief until | used a free
sample Of Cutlcura Soap and Ointment.
bought more and after using almost full
sized box of the Cuticura Ointment together
with the Cuticura Soap she was healed
(slgned) Mrs. S, Slater, 1888 Market st.,
Oakland, Cal, Nov 3, 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p Skin Book on request. Adj
dress postcard "Cuticura. Dept. T, BOss
tom" Sold throughout the world.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-05

consulted Specialists of the depart
ment have found the following meth
ods and formulas useful in many
cases. At the outset, removal OF the
cause of the irritation may be accom-
plished by cleansing the inflamed sur
faces with alcohol. or with a satur-
ated solution of sugar of lead in al
cohol. using fresh bit Of lint or ab-
sorbent cotton each time, to avoid
spreading the irritant The sugar Of
lead solution can not be used over
extensive areas because of risk Of
lead poisoning Covering the inflam-
ed parts with lint or absorbent cot
ton kept constantly moist with lime
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-05
MANY WESTON FOLK
ENJOY OUTINGS At
MOUNTAIN RESORTS
VACATION CAMPING PARTIES
ARE POPULAR - OTHER
NEWS AND SOCIAL NOTES.
(East oregonIan specIal. }

WESTON, Ore, Aug. Airs. Cora
Simpson and daughters, Lila and
Bdra came over from Walla Walla
Wednesday to Join Mr. and Mrs, Jas.
Price on a few weeks outing at Bing-
ham Springs.
Anna Wurzer and Mary Van Hay of
La Grande are In Weston this week
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wurzer and Mr.. and Mrs. S
S. Van Hay.
Josie Lavender bookkeeper at the
Weston Mercantile Co., is spending
her vacation at Bingham Springs.
Miss Thelma Anderson and Ruby
Price spent several days this weel;
visiting Mr., and Mrs. w. E. Wood at
Blue Mountain.
Mrs. Geo. Lamm of Weston noun
tain has gone to Holdman, where she
will remain the rest of the summer.
Mrs. w. S. Payne and son Anson
left Wednesday for Cold Spring where
they will camp for several weeks,
Anson is in poor health and it is hop
ed the change will do him good
DR. S. l.. Kennard was in the coun-
ty seat Wednesday on business.
Jas. Hodgson of Athena, was in
Weston on business, preparatory tC
starting the Hodgson combined har-
vested.
Mrs. VIM. Driskell who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alice Fon.
taine at Dayton Wash, returned
home the first Of the week.
Mrs. Clem Duncan and Miss Ethe
Duncan Of Athena, visited at this
George Stages residence in Weston
Wednesday.
Mr., and Mrs VIM. Mackenzie o.
this city, spent Thursday in MiltoI
transacting business.
Mrs. Anna Enburg and daughters
Miss Bessie Enburg, Mrs. Ruth Thorn
as, and Mrs. Samuel Billing, whC
have been visiting at the JOSEPH
Blomgren residence FOR the pas
month, left Thursday for their hom'
in Butte Montana.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-05

water or with a saturated solution OIL
bicarhonate of soda VIII afford relief
When this can not be used a simple
ointment, such as zinc oxide ointment
is recommended, A solution con-
tanning l ounce Of fluid extract Of
grindelia to l pint OF water applied
on cloths and allowed to evaporate
may afford relief. Black wash. pre-
pared by adding dram OF calomel to
pint of limewater, may be applied
two or three times a day, allowed to
dry, and followed by zinc-oxide oint-
ment. This treatment must be used
with caution in extensive cases be-
cause of the possibility Of mercury