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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-11-19

dance at the Willard Hotel on Friday
evening. December s.
The debutantes so far announced for
this season number twenty-five. Their
calendar, opening with the Thanksgiv-
ing day debut of Miss Hopkins, begins
NOW to take very definite shape.
President Receives Minister.
Senior Dr. Don Belisario Porras, the
new minister from Panama, will be
presented to the President Monday at
noon, and on the same afternoon Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
OPERATION IS NOT
NECESSARY NOW
Master Medicine Relieves Painful
Stomach Trouble After Other
Medicines Failed.

A pretty Little miss came into {.
Fl. Griest 4 Company'S store last Janu'
AIRY and wished to make Il statement
for her mother who had been sick for
quite Il while but through the powers
OF the Master Medicine, Tanlac, is now
we'll
She said: MY mother. who is Mrs.
H. NJ. Incident of "a Coal street, sui
fereu from stomach trouble Tor sew
eral years. She had poor appetite
and what she would eat would nause,
ate her She would spit, up ner 1000
and have vomiting spells. she mao
tried other remedies but without re,
lief and an operation had been ADVISED
but, thanks to TanlaC, that is not nee
essarv now. So many Wheeling PEG
pie praised Tanlac so highly that moth,
er decided to try it and since dong
so she has good appetite ana neE
food agrees with her. Her stomach
is alright and mother is not trouoleo
; with that awful sick stomach;
"Tanlac has done what other rem i,
edics have failed to do. | see tnat y
has done my mother a worl9 OF sooq
after everything else had falte1 anu
am thankful tor the wonderful rellet,
! GLADLY recommend il 10 every one
who il sick. =, ,,,o. Moi
dent. ito be healthy and EMO! me an
the more, You can't realize now nue..
hammer Tanlac has made our noLie'
Tsnlac is now universally known as
.ha Master Medicine for stomach nPel
~ sidney ailments, indigestion, CotiStl'
nation. catarrhal affections ana nSe
maIa dies, 1t is now on sale IN Nneei'
ing by the c. h. Griest d Co'np"N''
Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
SHADySIDE
Sunday Mt the Chnrohnz

SHADYStDE:. July y.-ChrIs;jan-
Preaching II 4. III. and p. m' Gv r.
D. zimmerman. Bible school 10 a. IN.
&. f. services D. M " '''
Presoy terian-Pr Preaching II a. m. and
s ?: m. Morning subject. Not To- Him.
SELF. c. r. services + p. m In thu. even
ing, Rev. u. K. King. pastor Of the See
ond Presbyterian church, of I.cllalre,
will exchange pulpts.
Methodist-Thc church services will
be held In the High school auditorium
during the summer months beginning
July 9. All the Sunday classes that
have been meeting at the church viii
meet SUNDAY morning 1T 10 o'clock at
the auditorium
The last prayer and praise services
were held in the old Methodist church
on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Harry Cunning very pleasantly
entertained the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Methodist church at her home
Thursday evening. The envelopes sent
out some time ago were opened and
contained sS3.l7. 4 few Of the envel-
opes were not turned in Yet. Dues and
other offerings brought tho amount for
the evening to Ss3. The money will be
used on the new church building.
Doane, are visiting relatives at Captina.
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Personals and Briefs.

John Marsh of Main street. who was
recently operated on for appendicitis,
is now able TO walk about the yard
and house.
Naomi Ford. tho little daughter ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ford. is quite SICK al
her home on Seventeenth street.
Miss Bessie Wilson. OF Pittsburgh. is
spending few days with her sister,
Mrs. Edward Bingcll, Of Twentieth
street
Mrs. Adolph Pape, of Nineteenth
street. visited several friends at Elm
Grove. yesterday.
Spencer Yoho, Of Wheeling. recently
moved his family TO their new residence
on Highland avenue. in South Warwood.
The Lutheran picnic will be held at
Wheeling park on July II. Quite a
, number Of Warwood people are plan
ming TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 4. Alexander have
returned from an extended auto trip 70
several points in Ohio.
The attendance at the Methodls.
church was remarkably larger than
usual yesterday. although it has been
on the increase for some lime.
Mrs. John Lowe, of Hess avenue; Nj
and Mrs. Henry Kirtchner. and w. II
Burns, of Main street. left. Saturday
for an extended visit TO Sutton, w. va
Miss Pearl Dean has returned 10 her
home at Sutton, ". Va.
Earl Williams. who was injured while
ut work at Beech Bottom. and who was
taken to the North Wheeling hospital
Is improving rapidly and Will be out
In a few DAYS.
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Rellaire Briefs,

Rcllaire Acrie Of Eagles will hold an
important meeting this evening in their
hall on Belmont street.
J. r. Francis. OF Cleveland. is spend
,ng a few days with friends and rela-
tiveS here.
The official hoard of the South Bel
iaIre NJ r. church will meet Wednesday
evening.
Miss Mary Jones. of Toledo. is spend
ing few days with relatives here.
Miss Esther Boyer. of Oatvisle. Ohio.
is guest OF Miss Florence RodcwiS, on
Belmont street.
Mrs. Amelia Lichtenbcrgcr. of Tall
man avenue. is guest OF relatives at
Weilsyille.
James kinney on Gravel Hill.
f. Bruce Dawson. Of Shadysidc. has
gone 10 Cedar Point. where ne Is at
| tending the convention Of the Ohlc
Pharmaceutical Association.
Simon Behr Of Union street, tcontinues
| Ill at his home.
Mrs. Hugh Ferguson. or Chtckasaw
| Pa. is 4 gu-St ct the home OF Mrs. Petcr
! Gordon on Gravel HIN.
Miss BELLE Ewing has gone to { he ster
! Pa. 10 spend "A few days with relatives
! Miss Evelyn Schanfarbcr. Of Column
! bus is spending 81 few days with friends
! herr.
TIL. Woodm~n OF the World will give
Il boat excursion "Wednesday evening O..
| tn" steamer Io- Fowler.
! Mr., and Mrs. Roy MaruiS and chill
| Gr.n. ~ Mr;,hvillr. Pa. are visiting he'll
| mother. Mrs. r. L. Stewart. on Gravel
| Hill.
Frank Morrill, of Monroe street. has
returned from visit with relatives n
! MasSillon.
Mrs Il. NJ. Kemp.r anil children are
/ home from visit with friends at hey
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prehension. In n series Of splendid letters
from all over the country mothers tell OF the
great help Mothers Friend" was to them.
Even grandnothcrs tell the wonderful story
u their own daughters about to enter the
state Of motherhood. Get bottle OF Moth
cr's Friend" today Of your nearest druggist.
Use this splendid help with your own hand
guided BY your own mind, For n free book
OF interest and Importance to all mothers
write to Bradneld Regulator Co.. 400 Lamar
Bldg, Atlanta, Ga. 1t relates the personal
experiences OF many happy mothers. 1t tells
many things that all women should he ia
InIiar with; It is at once a guido and az
inspiration. Write for this boos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
MANY DIVORCES IN
JEFFERSON COUNTY
DURING THE FHcAL YEAR EHD1Hd
JUNE 80 THERE WERE
la4 CASES.
During ths Same Period the Same Au1n.
Der Of Persons Net Violent Deaths.
News Of ateubenvtue.

STEUBENVlLLE. Ohio. July Sta
tistics compiled by Clerk Of Court John
Smythe show that during the year end
ing June so, 1916. a total Of 1874 divorce
cases We're decided in Jefferson county
courts. with thirty-one still pending. or
these 165 cases. lis were brought dur
ing the past twelve months. the other
forty-seren pending from the year pre-
vious. OF the total number. 1orty-seven
were brought by husbands and lis by
wives The court granted divorces TO
twenty-seven husbands and dismissed
the petitions Of seven. Wives were
granted DEGREES in scventy.fve cases.
Seven were refused and eighteen petit
lions were dismissed. AlimOny WAS al
lowed the wife in eleven cases.
The clerks records also show that ia
persons came TO violent death In JET
ferson county during the year ending
June 80 They are divided as follows:
homicides. !; suicides. S; accidents. 81;
unknown and unnatural causes, SIS.
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Mosea Gallagher Dies,

Moses Gallagher. Barton miner. died
suddenly at his home yesterday morn
ing at 2:10 o'clock. following an illness
OF complication OF diseases covering
a period Of six months. The deceased
was 20 years Of age and had lived for
more than "a years In Barton. He is
survived by his wife. five sons and two
daughters. as follows: Charles, OF FSw-
Ter. Colo; Peter, of Alliance: James. OF
this city: John and Leo. at home; Mrs.
James Burncll. of Barton, and Mrs. c. !.
Schafer. Of Akron.
Funeral arrangements are Incomplete
awaiting tho arrival OF news from his
sons. but tho services will be held at st.
Mary's Catholic church. at Barton with
Father r. a. McEachen. in charge. In
terment will be al Linwood cemetery.
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Eocial NOteS,

Members OF Masters band were en-
tcrtained yesterday at the home OF VIII
Junior circle Of Kings Daughters
will be organized this evening at meet
ine for girls in the kirkwood Presbyter-
ian church +.
A baby party for all. children under s
years OF age and their mothers' VII! DC
hold AT the Kirkwood NJ. L. church Wed
ncsday afternoon.
The I.uthcrans Of this city will hold
their annual picnic Thursday at Wheel
ing Park, in company with other Luth-
Grams of the Wheeling district.
4 social will be held ut the Lansing
NJ e church Tomorrow evening by the
Sirls Of tho San Juana class OF the
Sunday school.
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bELLAIRE
Had Ptns Meeting .

& Bellaire lodge, independent Urder
Bnai Firth, held a we'll attended meet
ing yesterday afternoon in .. t.. 4. NJ.
hall. on ThirtS-third street. The ne"i:-
elected officers were installed and ssr-
.eral matters were: given attention. 1t
was decided 70 hold & picnic next Sun
day in one II the groves south OF town,
and a committee was appointed 70 ar
range for the affair. All the Jewish
families in Bellaire. will DC invited. and
an are looking forward to an enjoyable
time Following the business yesterday
afternoon a banq1et Was held. IL. -.
Zimmerman presided at POSTMASTER. and
addresses were made by Rabbi Ftr!i-
man, A. Rosen ana b. kurniss. During
the social session, sS125 was contributed
by the members of the lodge for. the
Jewish sufferers in the European zone.
and the amount Will be forwarded ut
once to the general headquarters IN
New York
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BRIDGEPORT
,nor+ OF Deaeoness home.

Following are few OF me L ~ Jur.
inc !,n, I Sha mnst Year by the Holloway Dea-
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Mir and Mrs. Charles Mas hav" re-
turned from IL visit with relatives IN
gainesville.
Mr. and Mrs ~ f. Hodge left yester-
day for East Liverpool in their auto.
Russell Brennan IS improving al the
city hospital and Will probably be able
10 leave. within week.
Mike Pony" Lacey OF Jeanette, ~.
formerly Of this city, is visiting friends
here.
On Saturday evening a hoy was born
TO Mrs. Grace Williams Rroman at III"
homo Of her parents. Mr.. ana MIS- j.
y. Williams. on Indiana street.
Superintendent ". y. Walls returned
IN Kent yesterday after AT cndinS SAT
urday's G'hautnuuua program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Broman OF IN.
diana street rr% the parents OF .napF
hoy that arrived Saturday.
REV. /. S. Hin. pastor OF the tnlted
Presbyterian church. preached at the
First NJ T.. church Yesterday morning
and Rev. T.. t. NcshIt Of the l'respE-
icrian church occupied tho same pulpit
last evening. co-
Albert Scahrigh; will leave today for
Amsterdam to assist i'll min" survey
work.
I'rnr. Harold Compton was IN" guest
nc friends in SIslcrSrl.le yesterday
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Mrs, Lon H. Carpenter. or Jenersoit
avenue, is spending several DAYS d.
Fairnont, visiting friends ,,,
Miss Eernadinc Steinmetz. OF IotnliH
son avenue. is visiting with friends IN
Ny Nv - and Mrs. Eugene NOVEL;. Of this
citW spent Sunday at Cameron. visiting
WEI Psy tF'e GSrvin, Of Clarkssburg. spent
Sunday here. visiting at his home on
>' Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hickey have ,h ar,
r;rnd home from Canada where they
visited with her parents.
Miss Gertrude White. OF COLUMBUS: ~,
is sncnding several days here Vislt1ns
" Nj Miss Alta MARBLE. Of Akron o. IS
visitinr with relatives here. .u;.
Mr., and Mrs Harry MeGill. OF 'tSs
civ left, yesterday. for Cleveland w.
for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. John Dubois and chialen' % Sa
shadvside, O.. spent Sunday here. the
ghosts Of Miss Jean Potts.
Mrs. W. E. Peabody and MISS Maost
Brown have arrived home from Akron'
q where they visited their orotner'
Harry Brown. and family:
Misses Doris Grandstah and Dorolny
Csshen, Of this city. spent SUNDAY at
Wheeling. visiting with friends.
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Srtd1eport Brfefa

officer Cole will return TO work his
evening after q weeks absence because
Of illness.
Henry Fox, cashier Of the Dollar Saw
tnEs bank. left Saturday for a tour Of
the-west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Fankhausor re-
turned to their home in Fairmont. ves-
lerday. after visit with local friends
Misses Mary and Helen Donahey. Of
Cleveland. are visiting al the HcinleIn
farm.
Mrs. Joseph Connolly has returned
from visiting her brother. Fa.ner VIII
liam OHare. at Nicholasvillc. Ky.
The Afro-American Club will meet this
evening at the home OF William Douglas
on Bennett street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
FOREIGNER WALKS OUT
or WINDOW IN SLEEP
MARTINS FERRY ALIEN RECEIVES
BROKEN HIP AND OTHER
INJURIES IN FALL.
Passersby Finds Him Unconscious On
Sldewalk-other news of tho
Ohio Stde
\ party*rf men who wrr

y party+"f men who were passing the
corner al Main and sherman avenues III
the north end OF Martins Ferry early
yesterday morning about o'clock, sh"
lying in their path man wnum they
at first believed tn be intoxicated. but
upon closer investigation they discnv-
cred that it WAS John RcGnulia. Il for
-igncr employed nj the Laughlin TN
mill. who had walked from the second
story window Of his boarding house
during his sleep and had fallen 1" the
brick sidewalk below. Tho ijured man
was carried inside and DIR. T.. Il. Messer!S
notified. After an investigation me
physician found that the man had sui
ferrd a fractured hip and several IN
jurics about the head. and ordered MN
removed To the Martins Ferry hospital,
wh"r" the mans injuries wcr. given AZ
lcnlion by Drs M"Eserly and *. y.
Blackford. The foreigner could Offer no
explanation for the accident rNccHt ihat
he must have ben walking in his siei'
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cording To tho law Of succession. the
ipreSident Of council must acI as mayor
in the absence of that official II Is
not an easy task either that new mayor
has to face for the first time. for the
notice were busy yesterday and gath
cred a motley crew for him exert ms
official justice upon. Following Is the
program:
Frank Keller hy officer Davis. durnk
and dlsnrdrrly; William ID: Davis by
OFFICER Davis, drunk; Tom Maniry. col
ored. pinchcd by Mayor Ralston. drunk:
Ambrose Hanna 10y Officers Davis and
Rothcrmund. drunk: Al Ralph BY DAVIS.
drunk and panhandlng; Toe. Borsh by
| Officer Edmunds. gambling. The last
named was caught in Il north end board
ling house with rattle board and & SUIT
case full OF ra2orS. watches, pocket
books. etc: G. ". Rarhcr by Chiet HE-
! land, drunk.
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Herman Wright will move his famil

to Woods1eld in few days.
Mrs. Rcnncr and children of Arm
strongs are visiting friends here.
The W. c. T. L. will meet Monday
evening ut the home OF Mrs. William
HnsknSon.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Wnmnn's club will be hold Tuesday
evening at the BOARD "f Trade rooms.
Th" LOYAL Women.s class OF NE
Saturday. August Is.
Mrs. Ray Price and Miss Nellie Kelly
arc visiting relatives at Ashtab ula.
Mrs. William Rial and children ana
Mrs Rose and children OF McMecnen
spent Thursday with Shadysidc friends.
John Roles is visiting friends at
New Philadelphia.
Roy McMilen has moved his family
in the Cunningham home property.
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nv, Martha Rennard Dies.

Following an illness duo To nnrmities
of old age Mrs. Martha Rrnnard died at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs Fen
johnson. 500 Clinton street yesterday
Afternoon at 1 O'Clock. The deceased was
horn in st. GlairSrill" hut had lived
in This CITY most Of her life. She was
in her saith year. BESIDES h"r daughter.
with whom she made nor home: sh" -
survived by one son. Thomas Rennerd:
also Of this city. Mrs. Rennard mad
boon A member Of the First NJ. r.;
church for many years The funeral will
he held Tuesday afternoon al o'clock
Mt tho place nf death with Roy. !. S.
Hill. pastor Of :hc United Brethren
church. in charge. lntcrment viii DO
lat Rivnrvjcw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
Wedding This Week.

The marriage of Miss Florence Rode
wig and Mr.. Herbert Kern. both we'll
known young people Of this city. Win
take place Tuesday evening 1T the home
Of her parents on Belmont street. Fol-
lowing the ceremony they will leave on
an eastern trip, and will take up their
residence on Forty-second street on
their return.
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Elliott Inquest

Tho iu1ucs, into tho death nf the late
II e. Elliott. who WAS accidentally shot
nv n stray bullet will Nc held this even
ing at o'clock in the Criminal Court
room at Wheeling. The inquest has
twice been postponed herausc Of the
illness Of Prosecuting Attorney n. y.
Nckrr. Several Warwnnd people have
hnnn served with suhpcenas 10 appear
as witnesses al Tho inquest.
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p-edgin9 Mt Dam No. IL.

The ruyahoga and the dredEe OsweGo.
two Of III" governments fleet Of boats
engaged in dredging al tho 'Nnrwnod
dam Tor rhc past eight weeks. lief; early
SATURDAY morning for Dam M. II. near
W-cllShurC. where they will be cnEa god
for two or thrrr days removing coal
and other deposits about III" locks. rs
soon AZ tho work is completed they will
again jnin the fleet here The work NJ
dredging hero will likely be completed
in the nnXt ton days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
Real Estate Deal

The Thomas Cats farm, or what is
konwn as the Thomas Scott farm. at
Round Rnttom. was sold al the front
door nf tho court house Saturday TO j.
". Moorehead. Of This city. the consld-
Grafton being $4,000.
Tho ion lots belonging TO f. &. Rob
erts located on Eighth street were sold
TO Wyiie RoScrSon for S3.lh0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
raw Trial HefuSed.

Motion for new trial IN the case o.
John !. Peterson again the La Sens
by Judge Safer of. tie United a.. sta YES
c com for $4,000 for personal intu;
ries sustained at the local plant. i ara
was awarded judgment OF $4,000 lost
week in federal court.
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Held Special Meeting.

pendent school district Of Moundsville
viii hold a srerial meeting Thursday
evening. at which time high school
teachers will be- selected The matter
Of appointing a principal for the high
school. TO succeed Miss Bird N. Tur-
Nor. will also be given attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-10
Eleven Arrests.

Eleven arrests were made Saturday
night and Sunday by the local police.
-Four men. driving automobiles. wer" ar
rested for violating the traffic ordinance
In passing street cars Will 6tscharSinc
passengers. Two women. for lettering
three charged with begging m the street
and two drunks completed the list. They
will be arraigned today.
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To Elks' Convention.

Carl Boyd Earl Boyd. liiIlcs TriS-
we'll and Marshall Chopper left ycster-
dav in the Boyd automobile for Kalti-
more 10 attend the Elks' National CON
vcntion, which will be held there this
week Cher Ferrians who will 20 are
Mayor and Mrs. James Ralston. After
ncr William r. Dixon. Jr.. and daughter
Miss Isabel. pr. Frank S. Morrison. Mr..
and Mrs George Johnson. Mr.. and MIS-.
4. Funkhouser and Miss juliet Sclby.
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q travelling in a Special Sleeper on N"
baltimore & Ohio. a number Of Bellaire
Eiks left yesterday afternoon for Bal
3ffruore to attend the national convent ion
of. Elks. Among those making the trip
were. Albert Alum. delegate from Rel
!lafre lodge. and wife: Mr.: and Mrs. !. ?.
NJ and Mrs. Charles pv0racck. Toe
aBecke, Claude Garrison She'll Marlins,
wv. c. Parker, Russell Cash and II. 3.
Murray.
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An Economical Journey.

Mn aud Mrs. ]. T. Simmons, OF Or
anGe, Cal, former residents OF Amster-
dam. o. this county, were in the city
Saturday. enroute east in their automo-
bile. They claim 10 have made the a;SSg-
In his car, Mr.. Simmons has a complete
camping outfit, commissary department
and garage, collapsihle stove for cook.
ing meals, and an attachment BY which
the scat can be converted into a bee.
The outfit Is the most unique ana GILL
cicnt ever seen here.
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Want. Our Name CHANGED.

An agitation has been started mere 20
change the name of the city from Steu-
benville 10 Steuben. 1t is pointed out
that Steubenville is a village no longer,
matter has been referred to. the cnsmper
Of commerce. The public in general Is
taking little interest in the movement
and IT'S quick death IS expected.
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Rir Armour Plant Herr.

Official announcement huS been Made
that Armour & Co.. Of Chicago. Will in
the near future. erect new storage and
refrigerating plant in this city TO take
care of the rapidly increasing business
of the company in the Stcuoenville dis,
after the model plant at Youngstown
viii cost 100000. The SteubenYilla
agency includes all eastern Ohio, West
Virginia from New Cumberland 10
Wheeling, and into Pennsylvania as far
as BurgettStown.
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Start Paving Thts Week.

Stringer x Springer. Wheeling con-
tractors. will begin work this week lay
irr the brick on Seventh street between
Lafayette and Lockwood avenues. The
work of grading is about completed.
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The Coming Baby!
Hooray! Hooray!
Nothing else can so completely endear
ns TO the present and the future as the

expected arrival OF q
baby. But in the mean
time the comfort Of
the mother is Of vast
Importance. There Is a
splendid external rem
cdy known as Moth
er's Friend" which eI-
erts O wonderful in6u-
ence upon the expand
ing muscles. They be-
come more Pill a n t /.
stretch without undue
pain. make the period
one Of pleasant antlc-
ipation instead OF ap-
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1nninr nand Elects officers.

The Wurwood Junior band elected the
following officers nj their meeting held
n, th. Center Warwnnd school building.
Friday evening: President. Lester
Smith: vice president Milo Schafer:;
SECRETARY. f;eorg" Archer: treasurer.
Harry F:herts. Officers are elected semi
annually.
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M.ets Tragic Death.

William Walker, an operator at tne
Enionport station on the Pan Handle
and INN over bv a fast passenger train
in front of the station Saturday after
noon Walker, it is said. walked out on
the cast bound tracks to hand a mes
sage to some one on west nonna
freight. He did not see the passenger
train approaching until too late Tor MIN
to escare from the tracks HIS BODY was
terribly mangled.