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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12
BASEBALL PLAYERS
On Steamer Arrive at Jackson
vile, Fla, on the Way to
Dayton to Train.
tnrreI.LIa InkITrtFaaA.ai

JACKSONVILLE. F'la.s March IA.
members Of the Philadel-
phIa Athletics and seventeen Brook
.lyn National players arrived here to-
night, on the steamer Comanehe. The
Brooklyn contingent left by water for
Daytona. where the team will train
Il Manager Connie Mack and owner
Thomas Shea, of the Athletics ar
rived Thursday with q number Of
players. Az! AN. s.ll
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BEST TEAMS WIN IN
THE SEMI FINAL GAMES
Fairn,ont Loses Ont,

The speedy Fairmont i've, which
had been meeting all Corners and de-
feating them in easy manner finally
met its match in the Petersburg
team. which eliminated F'a'rr1nnt in
the semi-inals. the game heinz one of
the fastest and most interesting OF the
entire tournament.
The Fairmpnt team, which had been
showing much speed and fight up to
this time had slowed down consider
able and was no match FOR the Park
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SENATOR'S -lEEEAT
University of Virginia Baseball
Team at Charlottesville by
Score of -Four TO One.
Inv AssoelArru pstnn

CHARLOTTESVILLE. va March
11.-'rhe Washington Americans dc
feated the University of Virginia
baseball team. here today four 70 one,
Score:
Washington .,......s. "a 3
Virginia M us. ~. !. "a. & 2
Gallta, Harper, Sloan and GharrI-
tS% Galloway Field, Ri1ey and Green
aud Gwothmey.
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PIRATES
Leave Pittsburg for Dawson
Springs, KY, for PreIini-
nary Training Work.

P1TTsBuRa. March 1.-THE last
squad OF Pirates left heer tonight for
Dawson Springs Ky, for the preliml-
nary spring training work. The party,
which consisted of five players. in
charge of Hans Wagner will be joined
by Others ell route. The pitchers and
catchors Of the club have been In
Dawson Springs for several days. Lat
er tho whole squad will so 10 Hnt
Springs. Ark.
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Victors Pile Up Score Of 43
against Opponents 29 4
Points in RAGGED Game.
.TUCKWlLLER IS THE STAR
"DiCk" HamiEI Plays a Light.
ming Fast Game for the
Losing Team.
ELKlNs.. March 11.--Mast VIRGIN.

ELKlNs.. March 1l.--West Virgin
In tonight defeated the strong
by score OF AZ to %, In the second
game for the state championship and
thereby won tho title, having iNfeat-t
cd DNvis-ElliinS by one point In the
opening game or the series ut Nor
gNntown Thursday night. Tuckwll%
Ter starred for West Virginia, MAX
Ing some of the most sensational
shots from field ever witnessed ON
the local floor. Little Dick Hamill,.
for Davis Elkins, played u lightning
like BAme. showing some wonderful
spurts of speed up and down the
floor. The team work of both teams
was rather ragged. although the visit.
tors appeared to be In better eondis
ton and played more consistent
game nll the way through. The Wea
tern Maryland railway team from
Cumberland. Md. and the Coal and
Coke played preliminary, the lat
Ter winning by score of siXty.seys
en- to tWenty-three.
H.
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LOUISVILLE
Men Go to Columbia, Tenn, to Do
Their Spring Training.
a., aa ], ..r,s,

LOUISVILLE. March 11.-Seyenteen
members OF the Louisville American
Association baseball club left hereto
might for Columbia. Tenn, where they
Will do spring training. Manager VIII
liam clyner left for CoIumbia earlier
in the day The SQUAD viii be Joined
az tine training camp by four othe
piaserR
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Redwood Eliminated.

Although one of the weakest teams
represented at the tournament the
Redwood team remained in the games
much longer than number Of the
stronger teams and it was not until
Buckhannon met Fleetwood in. the
second game Of the semi-tinals that it
was put out OF the running.
The Buckhannon team, composed Of
three regulars and two substitutes,
trounced the Redwood boys by a
score Of ~ to 8. tsF4
Rnckhann0n-i2. RicllwOoH-
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The scores OF the second round OF
the preliminaries which were played
Saturday morning were: Parkershurs
ttnsvtlle 80; F'air1nnnt 8S. Martinshurg
tinsyllla 80; Fairmotn 3s, MnrtinRhurR
1a; Thomas So Clay 49, lStngwond M
Keyser IS FLEETWOOD n. cowen ls:
Huck! annon Ss. Gl0rksbarg ".
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Parker.
Field goals-Parker 8. Ross 4. Neale
3. Crawford 8. Dewar /. Bell 5. Foul
oals Parker, g out or IL. Bell out OF z.
Reteree-Davis. OF Pittshurg. Timer
Kellison, OF Wesleyan. scorer-Vance
OF Wesleyan. Time Of periods-15
minutes each. The same officials acted
in all the tournament games.
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sHI.1ING AUTOS NOW.

hi. Mathews Inns resigned his ppBi-
ton with the Phillips Sheet and Tin
plate Company and has accepted po=
sition as automobile salesman for the
Newcomer .AuN aud supply Company
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fleetwood Wins.

In what proved to be one of the
most interesting contests Of. the tour
nament the Redwood team defeated
the Kingwood team in the tribunals by
score OF IL to IL. Both teams were
evenly matched but they were so much
slower than the rest Of the teams that
It made the game Interesting. The
Hann1,n aud ann rr. -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Ross,
Parker for Rnhrhaughr Morris for
Brown. Field goals-IIvmes S. Ross
s, Steele 5. shroyer 1. PARKER 3. Arthur
3. Hamilton l. Foul goals-Ross l out
OF s, Parker out OF a.
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ANlHERsT WINS.
inv lIa.etarrp ttlrtt,

CAMBRIDGE Mass. March H.
Arnherst's swimming team easily de-
feated HarvaTd's tonight. The score
was 40 to 15l
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12

Field GOALS. White 2. ~ White
i, Lister 1. Arthur 8. Reese 2. Foul
GOALS. White 3 out Of 8. Reese a out
of is.
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N1IppIEs WIN.
y Assoels4tp tarE 4

rs. .thF AElneisTkp FAEEtf a issr
ANNAPOLIS. Md. March IL The
Navy closed the 1915 gymnastic sea
son today by defeating Hayerford
College. t3alto s.
the events.
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stituttons+Deyore for Neale.
Field goals-Seale 4. Crawford z. De-
war 2. Bell 8. Perry 2. Marshall 8,
Daugherty /, Mylius 4. Foul goals
Bell 6out offs, Perry 6 out OF IA.
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Substitutlons-Ritchie for Hawkins,
Hutchinson for Hamilton, Devore for
Crawford. Field goals-KnEght /,
Hawkins 2, Crawford 6. Neale 2. De-
war i. Bell g. Foul goals-Knight 3
out or S. Bell out OF II.
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! Thomas Loses to Fairmont.

The heavy Thomas team, which was
runner-up at the last years tourna-
ment. and who has an All-state man
on 1t, went down to defeat in the trI-
finals before the fast Fairmont team.
Jimmy" Knight was the star per-
former for the Fairmont boys. The
1{na,I,1 a1df rytToy,, a rxy.
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Summary: Suhstitutes-Cu Outright
for WeImor, Rogers for Lattener.
Field Goals; Davis and Elltins
Hhmlll. &: Barry, &; Weimer 4; CUT
right. o.. Nest KlFgipIH Tuclf,ril-
lnrro. a: T.attener. 8; fee. 8s stead-
man. III; rMQrrltaps 4 RoRers
Gotil goals Yfietznll, d out ot 2o:
Morrison, Z ont of 13.
Reforec--Whltng.
Timer Mulllns.
Scorer AIHhdcr.
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ILLINOIS WINS.

CHAMPAIGN! Ill. March 11-t1ni-
versity OF Illinois swtnmers won "a
meet tonight with the University of
Cincinnati 51 to q.
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NOUN7ALNEER QUINTET WINS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
YALE DEFEATED.
tsr AnGo=lArAp pasap,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March IL
Princeton defeated Yale in wrestling
here tonight. four bouts TO three.
PrIncoton's victories were on dGcis-
ions. Yale won two bouts OH falls and
one on decision.
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Buckhannon Whips CharIeston.

The much talked OF Charleston team,
last years state champions. was de-
feated in the tri-tinals by the speedy
Ruckhannon team by a score OF So TO
"a. In this game the Buckhannon boys
outclassed the Charleston team In
every departments OF the game.
Buckhnnnon-3b. Charleston-a4.
farkeF ss.sss fss..t .s sss.4s fhlnef
Forward.
Ross . ass. 4 .... .., ....... III. Martin
FORWARD.
shFuyeTs u Fs3sls sac ~ ID MARTIN
Center
|Laytsld ,,. ..4, stark
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Substitutions-F Flanagan for Chem
oweth, Chenoweth for McAndrew, Nut
ter for Killeen. Field goals-C rummitt
Is, McAndrew 2. Chenoweth IL, McAiil-
Ian 6, Flanagan i. Waulet 4, Maunce i.
Foul goals henoweth 3, Maunce 1.
Referee-Bond.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12

WHIP SALEM
Locals Have Easy Time De-
teating All STARS by Score
of So to 5.

In would-be basketball game the
West Virginia Business College de-
feated theAsalem All Stars at Salem
Saturday night by a score of So to S.
The only redeeming feature of the
game was the playing of Mcmillan,
Crummitt and Chenoweth for the
lDookkeepers. These three lads pulled
OF some team work and SLOTS that
brought the snectatorsato their feet
with applause. Lineup:
W. ". b. Csc. salem-5,
GfumHltL sts.tsss..ss tssttst WhuteI
Forward.
A1cAuuFeW ......-..ss.....f... GlhVleE
Forward.
Observation-Disclosures. MhunCt
Center.
'McMlllan OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. faAtoF1p
Guard.
'hllleen ....-..t..' s...g''.ts'ss buhlne
Guard.
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Guard.
Rohrbaugh ................... Hall
Guard.
Guard

Field goals-Pa 5. Ross 8, shroy-
CIR 5. Palmer 1. II. Martin 4. d. Martin
e. Stark 2. Foul goals -Parker 8 out
OF IS, Stark. 6 out OF 10.
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.TRl-FINAL GAMES VERY
FAST AND EXCITING
ParkerslIurg Trims Elkins

The first game OF tho afternoon
schedule was started at 8 o'clock with
the strong Parkersburg and the fast
Elkins team battling to see which one
would go into the semi-finals at the
night session. The Parkersburg team
doubled the score on the Elkins team,
the final count being Parkersburg 4S,
Elkins 20. The lineup and summary:
pnrkaryhnrp ElEInu
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-12
PARKERSBURG HIGH WINS
THE STATE CHAMPIONS
FREE HITTING
Contest with the New Orleans
Team Won by Cleveland
Americans s to 3.
or ASSOCIATED PREHa,

NEW ORLEANS, March 1.-THE
Cleveland Americans won their sec
ond exhibition game from the New
Orleans Southern Association team to-
day 6 to 3. II was q free hitting con-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-12-06
FEDERAL COUNCIL 8
WORK REPORTED ON
has established On rclatinns Mft

mas established on relations with Ia
pan. 'fhc report says
4 LIN N" field OF international Eel
lattons. the council has appToRiiattg
~ and necessarily sought to cNnrCss
the spirit or the churches in voiring
the great principles Of C,hrfstianitp In
heirapplication to tile spiritual rrIa-
tons between races aud nations Tile
administrative committee has. we be-
lieYe. with great wisdom. procced0l
constantly with view 10 sustained
/ recoEnition OF the duty Of Christian
people to preserve the mind OF GOOD
Will. to think no evil, to love lnrrcy
and to hold fast the spirit Ok human
brotherhood
The general secretary, with the
advice and consent OF The admins
fratIye committees made an unDgTfc-
ial visit 70 Europe. Of signal Import
ance. which he has reported to The
administrative committees. and in
Which he sought To secure FOR tha
American churches such Information
and counsel as might be obtained
from the Christian brethren in !lu-
rope regarding the sympathy and ser
vice which the churches or tho FEEDER
al council might be welcomed fiji. cx-
pressing and extending. bofii nov ana
at the close OF tI,ewar
The administration Of the council
has also effectively and wisely used
ITS Influence and expended It's forces.
with great earnestncss. in the work
OF awakening and extending the sptr-
II Of compassion and helpfulnesg IN
the task of war relief.
All these activities were such as.
the churches or America would not
be content to leave unpcrformed III
such q crisis and 1T IL. clear that the
Federal council fulfils its function
with fidelity in acting in such matters
as the mouthpiecc and agency OF.
me churches Which compose it,,
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HIGHER COURT
DECIDES some
APPEAL Cases
Arguments Are Heard in one
Case and a Petition lis
Filed iii Court.

In ita@ig the rtFcuit court OF
Mason county and awarding Il new
trlal ot tllr cGse of Ward against cid.
Liverpool Saltand COM Company Tire
supreme court Of appeals oil West
NLrStria h;.s held that the general
rule rsquifinE tbe aetuaI existence or
the reltltionaf t4r#and servant to
sustain action for personal injuries
received b. the servant, due to the
neSii&enco Of the alleged master, Is
not without It's cxccpjions
Tla higher Court atfil4faed the cir
cult coatt of MrDoWell county III The
c@se cf 10y Siin9.ol against ttle car
tek Coal Gonlpauj The plailGiff be-
low recovered a underwent Of $4,000
against l1e coat comnany FOR injuries
received III coal cslr wreck In Au-
gust. a.l3 The supreme court holds
thatthe c0al company was liable for
the mans injuries in permitting an
employee, knowingly. TO ride on coal
cars.
Arguments were made In court by
counsel representing William Snee
and John White OF Monongalia colln-
ty. The former. Who is sheriff, asks
for writ of mandarlus TO require
White, who occupies tae Office ny APP
potnlnient To tllra over To him the
t;tX tickets for 1916. White declares
that he should be permitted to COLI
lect Tire taxes for the .eIsm for which
he was apao!nted To succeed Sllerin
John q. WallacE,&de ceased
Petition MAS filed by the Dry
Branch Coal Company or Sanawha
county top i3I appestl from a decision
aof tie pnbltc service commission
esl'..nting peEHlisstnn to the G1hesa-
nnss ~ and t]tltD hallway Company to
bu!it spur track on Cabin creek.
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HI.ADG0 SAYS
5Tont.nue:l5 from page IN

our great prosperity could not cvist
without st. The usefulness of the
a.%stcm has been hrOadeEad recently
Nv the aulnnaatory act 81 September
= ta16. which, renders it more at
tructive 10 member banks and In
cFeases The scope and services Of the
federal rGserrc banks. Due TO the.
trunsfcrance OF vault and otFer re-
serves to federal reserve banks au-
thorizcd by the original nct and
arnundatory act, the resources. or said
banits are now more than SG5Q,000.-
900, while thetotal reserves held are
over 40O,0O0,0n0. and. III addition,
moro than 230.000,0O is hcldby fed
@cra1 reserve agents as special secur-
Ity against reserve Eotes. About one
fourth OF tic country's stock Of gold
is TINS modified In tbs lands of the.
federal reserve banks and agents.
The increasing strength and ef-
fcicncy of the federal reserve banks
have enabled them to enlarge their
direct service tn@tha business cOinmu-
nifty through the Introduction Of 4
definite anCi comprehensive system
for the PAR clearance Of checks
tkr3ughout the country.
Rates III Discount.
Rates or discount III federal re-
serve banks have continued low
throughout the year. ard most Of
their5 open-Isorkets pr per. consisting
III i.ely cf acceptaEces growing out of
lorti@n trade has been taken below
a two and one-half per cent basis,
Rates OF interest throughout the
country have been reduced and
stabilized With great adanytage to the
business az the country.
1It would have heen impossible to.
finance orr vast domestic and foreign
trade without the facilities provided
by the federal reserve system. Not
only haslt met the normal and extra
ordinary needs or business. but 1T has
established confidence securely. Bust
ness has been able to go forward
without apprehension and the several
crises which the country has faced In
It's international relations during the
last two Years have been accompanied
by no disturbances and have caused
not even tremor in The financial
world. The crops OF 1915 and 1916
We're financed without difficulty and
ito the great advantage OF the farmer.
and the Industrial troubles which at
zone time seemed Imminent; because
OF the threatened railway strike last
Esuinlnrr. were %nnt aconpanled by tn
EslighLCst4 financial uIleasiness. Hap
3pilythes country has been mt peace and
business and enterprise have had the
jlargeSt opportunity for favorable de
ivelop1nent under the most suspicious
conditions.
elf We make intelligent use Of ouT
great power ard exception financial
resources. we can cope successfully
with any conditions the future may
devotion.
Public Buildings.
One OF the features OF the report
4 Is a discnssion#of present methods Oh
constructing public buildings.
i am convinced says the secre
j tary, that the methods pursued b5
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TWO -sITEs coNsInERED.

Although no definite action las
yet been taken IN the matter of sa-
curing q new home for the central
fire department. 1t was learned on
COED authority Wednesday thai the
abnard5of trade committees, which has
charge Of the plans. has under con
stderatior two centrally located sitas.
One. Is located 1T the corner OF Me-
caanlc and South Third streets, and
the other on West Main street sne;tr
hs building at present. occupied by
the city Offices
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arti-narcotIc law in view OF the SUI
prene court Interpretation Of the
clause relating 10 drugs in possession
ment.
To cut off suddenly the supply Of
drugs without curing the addict Of his
cravings or making any provision for
the amelioration OF his sufterings.' z
says the report, is not only inhu-
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Like Clock w ork !!
f.Ry =. i. co.. ID. 80

LBy y. y. Cook. ". DID
The machinery Of the body needs to
be oiled. kept in good condition just
as the automobile or bicycle Why
should the human DegIect his own
Imarhirery NOR" than that OF his
horse Or his engine. Yet oat people
do neglect themselves. Their tongue
has Z: dark brown color akin sallow.
breath bad yef they fail to see that
tHeir machinery needs attentlon. ~
.erybody should take 4 mild laxative
at least once y Tffk AZ pheasant WAY
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name but encourages evasions of the
law
appropriations are asked to cnabla
the public health service IL. prosecute.
Investigation OF infantile paralysis
and for the aviation section OF tho
coast guard authorized but given no.
funds by Congress.
The report concludes with a re
sumo CT operations. Of the various bu-
reaus III the treasury department.
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tho Congress for the last fifteen years
of providing federal buiIdingsi
through omnibus public building bills
have resulted in the construction Off
many public buildings In small towns /.
and localities where they are not +
needed, and at a cost which is clearly
unjustified by any actual require 4
manLs Of the communities in which
they are erected. The conclusion IS 1
irresistible that authorizations for
public buildings in these small COM
by local reasons and without regard /
to tlrs i.ast interests OF the govern
ment fhe most serious aspect is
this: The annual operation and main
tenance Of these buildings impose on
the treasury a permanent and con
fstantly Increasing burden.
Common sense ana business
! Judgment would seem TO demand that
structures for the transaction Of gov
Hernmcnt business should be author
izcd only In localities where they are
iimperatiyely needed, and that build
ings should rot be erected where no
public necessity can be shown. This
E.rcsult can best be accomplished by
publtc-building question
from all local or political #considera
Etions and authorizing no public build
Iings until a Thorough and intelligent
of each proposed build
hing 5or6project has been made to this
department and full report thereon
has been submitted to Congress. II
such reports We're Followed by. the in
production and passage OF separate
measures to cover each proposed
building r..oject the abuses and evils
Of the omnibus bill method would be
l5eradicated."
Wants Extension.
i The federal war risk insurance bu-
.reau, Mr.. NIcAdoo says. should be ex-
TENDED al year to September 2. 1915.
.(sslnce Congress might not be IN ses-
4 sion next September and 1t would be
Il Impossible then to continue the work
.fIfs the European war is still In prog
.Eress and serious Injury to American
.Ebuainess might result. The report
Isays up to November IL nearly i 100
policies We're written by the bureau.
with total risks Of more than Sl4-
si5RI0,0G0 and losses amounting to.
II! sSS3. 924 The. prenliumus received.
]; am oUnted 10 IS, .2,525.
IN speaking Of customs revenues.
(which Increased about s3,4On.000.
lover the previous year, the secretary
isays the European CONFLICT is. still in
tcrfcrlng with such receipts.
Before the breaking ont OF the
European war. says the report. the
4. amount of the collections Indicated
"A clenrly that under normal conditions
itllc present tariff will produce MI the
Il revenue it was estimated IL would
#Iproducc ut the time 1t was drawn.
and since the war receipts under the
ftarifr bill have been MI that could be
respected under the present condi-
ttions."
Imports and Exports.
{ Ii Mr.. AfcAdoo points cu that for thu
Iycar the value OF Imports was about
SAS4. 100000 greater than the previ-
Ious year and those or exports 81 ,76S.-
I5S9s340 greater.
Congress Is asked to amend the
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DISTRESS LASTS
FOR THHEE YEARS
But y Eery- Worth Brought C. in.
Martin. of First Street.
Back to Health.

& his endorser 81 known alIsover# the
county and What be says Has weig;i4
Burke,s Drug Storel have been
taxing. taxing Set,v-W Worth for soreness IN tn.
.n Iii,, sldS ard cnest and ! am glad TO
III ~ So9 lae SORENESS ls at goae for
which have suffered for three wears
vas srnpped np in nv 4. hrs. i ANA
a 8. times could hardly breathe and I
can praise Ner. UFor;h FOR the RELIEF
7. NARTlN.
f2G iNiTs Street
Your dollar hack at tht E3rlrsn Tlruf,
Store, ClarfEslurE, us Nery IyicI.. n ,Iors,
NOT heneft YGtf.-a Ys1-, s f.r1ffsI,.
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TAIlEN no HOSPITAL.

Airs w p Bartlett. formerly or
thfs civ. hut nn-y 1T Grafton who
has been seriously Ill the last ten
weeks, was taken through the city
Tuesday evening to st. Joseph's hos
pital at Parkersburg to undergo al
critical operation. which 1t Is hoped
Will result in her recovery.
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i.i.SE NIs.y 7,Isl,c ,F1

The Fiddle Concrete Company al
ways In keeping with the times has
purchased a fine new truck OF the
Indiana Motor Company is a three
and a half ton car and one OF the
finest made It III announced that
the truck viii be seen in service with
in the next few days
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The Greek coast threatens an attack.
on Athens. The admiral warned the
not disarmed.
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