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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
'MECHEN

Eight local young men will he among
tn" men I" cntraiu Thursday for Camp
Lee. Petersburg. They will hn han
quoted and entertained Tomorrow rvc-
ming by tho ladies of tho local Red Cross
chaptcr. Each Of nh" drafrr"s will h..
given n comfort XII and pr"vi'l"d with "A
lunch To b. carried with then cnruutc
tn tn" training camp.
Lincoln l"dg" No a.. 7. n. q. r. will
hold 4 business meeting this evening in
the lodge quarters In the McMechcn
building.
Mr. and Mrs Alex 1Iady. Of Sisters
willie, spent yesterday here with friends.
Mrs. William EhbrrtS. Fourth street
VIII" Saturday underwent Il serious opcr-
ntion ut the Glendale hospital is report
ed Ia b" improving.
Miss Elsie M"ti"w"n. or Akron. O., Is
visiting with friends hers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred CLAYTON. Of
Mnunds"il!". spent Sunday her" with
Mrs. CIn-tou'$ mother. Mrs. Charles Eci-
b"rcal. Sixth street.
NJ: and Mrs. Roy r. Highland. IF
FRirmont. are visiting with friends here
for 4 few days
Thomas Sharp ana !. T.. DOYLE loft
yesterday for near WaYueshurg. Pa.
wh"r" they will attend tn" cld"rship
meeting "f III" district Churches of Col.
\. j. Jennings and !. n, Powell
spent sunday at Hickory. Pm. the guest
OF Prof. II. i. P"dicOrd.
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Moupdgvillo Briefs.

Edward f. Hincrman. 10" Blyod Jr..
Will Blryd. Gary Loudcn. William
White. Edward Weaver. MIR. and Mrs.
Edwin Beer md Miss Merge Nelly
were an Morgantown Saturday for the
Pitt-W. V. L. game.
Miss Olive Chambers of Cameron, Is
tho guest Of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fcrd Snyder have re-
turned from visit Mt Pittsburgh.
Perry Searls has resumed his studies
nj w. & J. after a visit al his home
here.
Miss Wilma Henderson. Seventh
street. has entered school at MI de
chantal.
Joseph Virgin leaves todny for
Charleston where he will spend several
days attending to business matters. He
will be accompanied By his daughter.
Miss Maudc Virgin.
L. n. Smith has returned from Tar
enttIm. Pa whore ~ spent several days
attending to business matters.
]. c. Mayfeld hns returned 10
Clnrkshurg. after n visit with his daugh-
tor. Mrs. Charles Bloyd. Tomlinson ave-
nue..
Mrs. =. V. Aynne or Williamsburg. Pa,
has returned To her home after visit
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. :. w. Rnohrr and daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Earl Hamilton and children
and Miss Jeanette Rnohcr and Miss Ada
Rogers spent Sunday In Greene county.
Pa
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which will hang in the bclfrey OF the
new Catholic church edifce at Seventh
and jefferson avenue. was solemnly
blessed Sunday afternoon. with appro-
pirate exercises. Rev. Father Hall was
In charge OF the service. which was held
At the new church.
The bells. with tho exception OF the
smallest. were purchased from the we'll
known McShane Bell Foundry company.
Baltimore. Md. They comprise one OF
the best peals in this state. The first
bell weighs $3.50 pounds. II is dedicated
to the Blessed Virgin Mary. under the
title Haly Mary. Mother Of God It
bears the following Latin inscriptions:
blessed Mother, and involate Virgin,
glorious Queen Of the World. intercede
for US with the Lord
The second bell weighs 1850 pounds.
and is named In honor Of Saint Joseph.
Spouse, Of the Blessed Virgin Mary. 1t
is also inscribed in Latin, the words
are taken from Mathew ITO as follows:
Jacob bcgot Joseph, the Husband or
Mar. of whom was born Jesus, who Is
called Christ" The last line Of the In
cription on each bell reads. For the
Church Of ST. Francis Xavier. Mounds
will. w. Va. A. D.. 1917.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
CARNEY TRIMS JEW

In removing the charred ruins Of the
building lately occupied by the Ohio VAL
ley Wholesale Drug Company on Main
street, Dad" Carney. an 1riahnan. was
In charge OF the job and he relates with
much gusto how an Irtshman got the
best Of n financial victory in deal with
a Jew.
1t became necessary during the pro-
Rrcss Of the work to remove the steel
frame from around the elevators and II
happencd that nj Just this time Jew
approached Carney and Offered TO buy
and remove the steel.
The freshman took mis- pipe out OF MS
mouth for about three minutes. scratch
cd his head and reflected. This fell
lows q Jew. 90 III ask him double price
md ncrhops he'll offer me half OF It."
Finally he said: iii sell you the steel
for $4,000 but Il must be removed at
once.
"I'n give you one hundred" said tho
Jew.
The freshman shook his head and
nuffcd LIS pipe. silently. until the Jew
finally agreed To split the difference and
hid $4,000, and the deal was closed.
When the purchaser came TO sell the
best he could do was to get $50 for his
stral. so Carney figures that he beat him
10 Il for the extra seventy. and declares
that II was the first time that the trick
Ind ever been turned In favor OF the
Irish when they were mixed up with the
descendants OF Abraham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
DRIVES OUT
RHEUMATISM
Take "Neutrone Prescription 9e' ana
All Soreness and Stiffness VIII
Fade Away As II BY Magic

"Neutrone Prescription 90 for rheu-
matism! Nothing like it in the wide
world 1t is a. prescription that every
body is talking about. and when one
takes 1t, it penetrates 10 the muscles
and joints and quickly drives out the
causes Of the painful trouble.
Druggists are selling whole lot OF
"Neutrone Prescription 80" to people
who must have free and strong mus
cles TO support a vigorous body for
work
Get "Neutrone Prescription 90" for
weary. stiff and painful muscles and
joints. Get It TO take out the agony
from those painful limbs, Use this
sure relief, not only for rheumatism,
but to clear up the kidneys, make the
liver work and purify the blood. A
weeks treatment for SOC. Large size
bottle S1.0o. C. H. Griest & Co. and
leading druggists everywhere. Adv.
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Found Dead in Cell
At The GAINESVILLE Jail
MAN THouaRr TO BH 4 1EsIDEHx
OF wHEH1IN6 FOUND LYING
OF THE JAn. FLOOR.
When Searched Card Bearing ths
Name of . Local Dentist WAs
Pound In HIS Pocket.

When the Jail keeper at tho Zanes-
VILE O.. lookup went to the cells yes
terday he found q man who had been
arrested on the charge Of being drunk
and who had given the name OF ]. n
Buck, dead on the door Of the cell.
The man was searched and card
with the name Of DR.. F. N. Carroll. a
Wheeling dentist, was found on him and
written on the back Of II was the name
of Curran. which the police are inclined
to think IL his proper naIne.
Word was sent to the local police, as
Il Is believed that he Is resident Of
this city. The man Is described as being
six feet tall Weighing about ITS pounds
and a part Of one foot is missing. max
ing it necessary for tho dead man to use
crutches..
Dr.. Carroll was called up on tho tele.
phone last night and given a descrtp-
ton OF Buck. but said that he had no
idea Of his identity or how his card
happened to be found in the pocket
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
MOUNDSVILLE
Easily Defeated Marietta

Mnundsville high school easily de-
f"atrd Marietta high school Saturday IN
the opening contest Of tho season. The
score was "a 10 O. Not once during the
cutir" period Of play was Moundsville's
goal endangered and but twice did tho
Marietta eleven cross the middle Of the
fold into Mnundsvillc's territory. The
Marietta bids outweiShcd tho Orange
and Black warriors but did they not
hav" the punch md lacked teamwork.
1t was plain To hc snen that Mounds
willie would win the contest after the
initial whistle. On tho kickoff Marietta
fumhlrd four times I'm succession. for
fcitiur the pIg3kin to the locals on the
visitors fnrty-yard line.
The game WAS IN" opener here and
was Witnessed 10y crowd estimated at
500 people.
The local eleven m"ots Cameron here
next Saturday afternoon. The gamo
will be played Mt the Fifth street park.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
WH|TAKER-GLESSNER
Rapid Progress Being Made In Ereo
ton Of Big Plant at Beech
Bottom

The Whitaker -Gessner plant at
Beech Bottom Is beginning to look in.
teresting, Nearly all Of the more i'm.
portant foundations are in. The roof
on the hot mill building has been
placed and the installation Of mAchin.
cry has begun. There will be Z great
deal OF heavy machinery to be install.
ed and for this reason there has been
a temporary power plant put In and a
crane erected. Structural work has
begun on the cold mill building and It
Is believed that by next year at this
time the big plant at Beech Bottom
will be In operation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
Rddrnnort RrIafa.

Harry Eritcu%:"in will return In his
home Mt Fairpoint this morning after
sp-nding the weekend with friends
here.
4 large crowd from this city attend
cd the basehallgamc at the League park
In Martins Ferry yesterday.
Three offenders will be- Eivon hear
tngs in Mayor Senator's court this
morning they being picked up Saturday
night on various charges.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams have re-
turned to their homo at Fatrpoint after
a short visit In this city.
Emmett Farmer returned 70 his home
at Steuhenville last evening after call
ing on friends IN this city.
r. l.. Wright and family returned last
evening after Il motor trip to Cadiz to
visit relatives.
Mrs. Ashley Waugh returned to her
home at Wellshurg last evening after
spending Sunday in this city.
Tho weekly meeting OF the Senior
Mechanics will be hold In their hall on
Main street this evening.
G. T. Pierce OF Mnll"t Creek. Is in
the city for q few days calling N
friends and relatives
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BENWOOD
Hanouet and Reception.

Everything Is In readiness for the REQ
Cross banquet and dane" which VIII De
hold in Armnry hall tomorrow evening
COMPLIMENTARY to the drafter young
mon OF this city who ar" scheduled 70
la,tve for Camp Lee at Petersburg. Va
next Thursday. Tho young men, ID IN
number. arc as follows:
T'resslcy ". Hall. 1851 Marshall
street.
Thomas r. Hughes, 1911 Marshall
street.
Martin Z, Thurbee. 1904 High street.
Matthew Green. BoEGs Run.
Charles A. Gchert. ZIP Bcsscmer
street
Flnrlcn Crack. 5o5 McMechcn street.
oh Wruhelin. SIS Eoh street
Joseph Guarmcre. I26 Main street
Mntt Spirich 3l4 Marshall street.
Nickn Voscvic. 40S Main street.
John Sajadoh. 2s0 Marshall street.
Antrone Sercche. 70l Main street
Martin SkItnrelich. RoEgs Run.
Frank GasparrvIc. 3nG Marshall street.
Mint JosirovIch. 273 Marshall street.
Joseph ncrnic
Mrs. Sramnn Bowers, tho general
chairman. and Mrs. William Schad. her
assistant. have selected the fo'lo"lnB
Cooks, Mesdames william Dun.
Charles Evans, Charles Schad. NJ. Sill
vcr. Bruce nolbearo. William Hall. NJ
McFaddcn. Michael Pnddon. James Hun
:cr, William Policy. James Higgins
Emma Hahn. George MorntnSstar Mill
ME Geoerletn. James Bailey Harvey
Greer. Robert Martin. ]. r. SiElrr Jesse
Gan!er Floyd Bowers. Caroline Evans
Theodore Warsinsky Richard Kroggel'
Margaret Van Curen. Frank Toner
Mary Truax, Richard Truax. Louis
Bechtcl. NJ. Silbcr. Mary Riebuid, Eliza
beth Van Curcn.
Mr. Louis NJ. Schad Is overscer OF
table with the following young ladies'
as wnitrcssea: Miss Ida Cox. chairman;
Misses Magdalenc DecGan. Rose Dcegan.
Magdalene Schad. Margaret Schad'
Maync Graves Regina Walsh. Mary
Eannon. Sarah Bannon. Ann Brennan,
Sue Manhood and Mrs. II. Wnrsinsky.
Miss Reglnn Walsh Is chairman or
decorating committee. with Mrs. Henry
Warsinsky and Miss Ida Cox as as
slstantS.
Mrs. Charles Evans Is the receiving
clerk. with the following aide: Sue Ma
hood Florence Drcgan. Gcncvtrve Dee
gan. Mayme Graves. Elizabeth Gately,
Elizabeth Schad and Ruth Schad.
Mrs. James Hunter Is the acting
treasurer.
Following Is the menu for the BAN
Qu?t:
Roast Eerf and Gravy
Mashed Potatoes Dreamed Peas
Potato Salad Slaw Pickles
Sliced Ham Cheese Celery
Bread and Butter Coffee
Fruit leo Cream and Cake
Fruit Punch Cigars
Mrs. Michael f. Butler and Mr. Will
liam Williams. superintendent of the
tube department Of the Wheeling Steel
and Iron works. thc committee on music
End entertainment. nre In charge OF the
following program:
Toastmaslcr-I. VI. Scott. president OF
tho Wheeling S. & ]. Co.
Inrocation--Rcv. Goo. T. Helm. pastor
II ST. Matthew's church.
Sclcction-Elk orchestra.
S"lccticn-Douhlc quartet Of Bcnwood
and Rrl'~-rc.
Addrcss-"Our Boys." J. J. ConiNf.
Vocal Solo-W. s. Leach.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vocal Solo--Eugcnc Ward.
RED Cross Work." r. Il. Naylor.
Sclcction-Douhlr quartet.
Vocal Solo-Tred Geraghty.
Singing of "Amrrira
ncncdictinn-Rrv.F Father T. VI. Schoe
ncn. pastor Of ST. Johns church.
Dancing will follow.
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MARTINS FERRY
Child will Reoover.

Late last night It was said that the
condition Of the 6-ycar-old daughter or
Mrs. Martha Holiday OF Broadway
which underwent an operation Saturday
night FOR tho removal Of toy balloon
from It's throat. was Improving and UNI
less complications develop. the child
will recover The child was playing
with one Of tho toy balloons Saturday
evening whom it became lodged Ia It's
tLrout and us there was so,ne air In the
balloon At the time all efforts 20 remove
II wCr" futile.
Seeing that rho child was near death s
IGOR. she was taken to tho office or pr.
f.. V. ArhauSh. where an attempt was
made to use q throat probe. but II was
also useless. rs not particle or air
could bc gotten through. AS last re-
sort. hole was cut In the cht!ds neck.
opening the wind pipe.
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Briefs and Personals.

Mrs. Fred N"rr of Main street. spent
yesterday with friends and relatives In
MnundSvillr.
Thomas Sullivan. Of Main street Is
recovering from an Illness.
Mrs. Fred Ri"hc Of Main street. was
n GlcndHlo visitor yesterday.
Arch Morris, Of Main street, spent
yesterday in West Alexander
Fred l.. SChad. the South Marshall
street grocer. is i'll AT his home.
Arrangements arr hcing made by the
members of the South Benwood fire
c"mpHuy to send gifts to four members
and other drafted men now in training
at Camp Lee. Petersburg. Va
Mrs. Kelley. Of Sixth and McMechcn
street. is i'll.
Thomas Evans who is Ill. has been
removed TO the North Wheeling hospital
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RALLY WILL CLOSE
MISSION CAMPAIGN

Tho committee arranging for the big
rally meeting 10. nc held tomorrow night
nj tho Union Mission when the cam
raigu committee which started out to
reisc SIN 1000 for the support OF the Mis-
zion will make q full report. hns al
MOST completed it's work and n large
number is expected to he present.
Speeches Will be made by several pas
tors Of the local churches and AN nd
dress will also he made by H. c. Ogden.
An orchestra has been secured and
there Will he several solos added 70 the
r,usicai part Of the program.
When tho report is made it Is OK
&c ctcd that President 7. ". Scott, VINO
will preside mt the meeting will an
nounce that the fund has passed the
81 200 mark set and that It will show q
surplus Of several hundred dollars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
viii Elect Delegates.

Lookout Circle OF the Kings Daugh-
tiers will meet this evening at the home
of Mrs. Jennie Gatchell on oNrth
Fourth street, and full attendance is
desired: TIL" Others First Circle Will
meet at the homo OF Mrs. S. p. Pctittn
on North Fourth street. Al each mest-
ing delegates will be elected To The
state meeting to he held at Toledo the
latter part Of the month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
Moro Poctetptok.ng Reported.

Several more pocketpicking cases
we're reported to the local police Satur-
day evening. all Of the work being done
OH the street cars. One loss Of SIS was
reported and several smaller ones also
4 negro who was sitting next To
woman who had roll OF SIS taken from
her WAS searched. but as nothing could
hc found on the man to connect him
with the crime. he was released.
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. 40
Tom Tull!rnr. who was shot accidentally
it is said. 10y companion named Rcrk.
Will" hunting in the woods near St.
Alha,s late Saturday. is in dangerous
condition ut Il hospital h"re. II Is said
Bcrk heard nnis. In tho bushes and
saw something muv" just ahead Of him.
FIr frnd and his shot took effect in
Tolliver's head Whit Reck had seen
and mistaken for a squirrel proved TO
have been grey cap worn by Tollivcr
Small hone Is entertained for Tollivers
recovery.
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Left for Port Huron.

Yesterday morning. Mrs. leo. Kelley.
Mrs. George l'inpus. M"s. Sam Smith.
Mrs. Edward II"yt. Mrs. Russell Lewis.
Mrs. William Hoyt and Miss Blanche
Ritter, members re tn" Fort Huron club.
Ladies' Of ,hr Maccahcrs. left for Fort
Huron. Mich. where they will attend the
dedication of tho home office building
NJ the Ladies' Of tho Maccah"rs IF the
World. which VIII he held Tomorrow.
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Failed TO Put IN Appearanc..

The Virginia \. G. club. which was 20
have opened tho football season at Ray
land yesterday afternoon with the Ray
land y. G. club. failed to put In It's ap-
nrnrance. The large crowd that Was
present to witness the game was very
disappointed
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A Ford machine belonging to william
Kaiser Wheeling grocer. was badly
damaged Saturday evening when It go:
beyond control >: the driver. and crash
cd into a house west ot the c!twy. 1t
Is said that the machine was going at
a moderate rate Of speed when tho ac-
cidcnt occurred The driver umned from
the machine and escaped Injury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
Lt,tleton Funeral Service.

Frrcral Srr.!c..S Or. Joseph LlttietoI
we'll known Rclloi.e man who died Sat-
u-day morning =. the North Wheeling
hospital. wi! h" h"!d ~ 10 Il. n. Tu"S-
Gav in III. Church nf God On South Is"l-
mort street. Tsev. r. J. Covert. OF
Whe, linz. viii "Ciic'H;s and lnt"rtnsnt
will AK" pace IN Davis conc terry an
Winding Hill. T'.lla.r" a"rir "I F:a:i"!
of which thu c.,.S.as.'i was MN Der.
will attend the funeral in 4 body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
Lyle Funeral Today.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Sarah Jane Lyle. who died Saturday
morning at the homo Of her daughter,
Mrs. William Torch. on North Fifth
street. will be conducted this afternoon
from the home Of Edward McAnnish on
North Fifth street The services Will
no in charge Of Rev. r. z. Schiltz. pas
tor Of the First NJ. f. church, and in
termcnt will be in Rirerview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
Tanley Infant Buried

Funeral services for the infant chfi1
Of the late Mrs. William Tanley were
conducted yesterday afternoon from tne
home Of Mrs. Ferguson In Yorkrilie.
Who had taken the child to raise since
the death " its mother. The services
we're In charge Of Rev. W. H. Haver-
ntld. pastor Of the Yorkrtlle church. and
intcrmcnt was in Upland cemetery.
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Jones Funeral Today.

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Sarah V. Jones. who died at her home
in Norkville Saturday morning. Will be
conducted this morning At 10 o'clock
The services will he in charge Of Rev
". II. Hnverfeld. pastor OF the York
villo N. Z. church. and intcrment will be
in Hopewcll cemetery near Smithleld.
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Many Attended Cornerstone Laying.

Many Masons from this city were at
Mount Pleasant Saturday afternoon to
attend the cornerstone laying Of the
row high school building Mt that place.
The exercises were in charge OF tho
Ohio Masons. and DR.. !. w. Darrah OF
this city represented the Ohio grand
master and had charge Of tho ccre-
monies.
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Busy Week.

This VIII b" 81 knsy week for the RAl-
laire high school football team 2s tho
season opens next Saturday with the
Lirsly Eriddcrs RI WA""ling for "ppnn-
cnts. The game will be- played on III"
Sixteenth street grounds which Will ."
placed in SHAPE thus week :or tho con-
test
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-01
RnllY ct Kirkwood Presbyter1an.

Rally day services were held Ecster-
day in the Kirkwood Presbyterian
church. The attendance exceeded $50
persons. An appropriate program was
given. An Interesting feature OF the
day was the awarding Of honors TO
members OF the Young W"rshipers'
league This league is composed Of
young people and ia organized TO pro-
mote their attendance at church serv-
ices. Reports made yesterday showed
THAI AZ persons had attended tho usual
church service every Sunday during thu
past year. while q hav" not missed \
Sunday In two years and IA have per-
feet record for three years. Those who
offended every Sunday the past yaar
were given q fine Bible each. while
each OF the other honor winners were
given book.
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DID Not Get Into new Building.

The police department was not able
TO use the jail part OF the new city
building yesterday. RS was expected.
owing 10 the fact that the plumbers
were unable TO complete their work. An
effort will bc made to get the building
ready for use by Wednesday evening.
The city offices will not he removed TO
tho now building till about tho first OF
the year
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Planning Big Dinner.

The ladies' of the local chapter Of the
American Red Cross. arc rapidly COM
plotting arrangements for the dinner 10
be served the draft boys who cntrain
from this city next Thursday afternoon.
AS before. the dinner Will be served In
tho pnrlors Of the First NJ L. church.
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Never take pcpsin and preparations
containing pepsin or other digestive
ftrmants for INDIGESTION, as the more
you tax" tho more You will have to
take. What is needed is a tonic like
Chamb"rlain's Tablets that will en-
nble the stomach 10 perform It's func-
tions naturally. Obtainahle every
where Adv
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MAxwEILs WON.

DETROIT. Sept 30.--Thc Maxwells.
Of this city. won the championship Of
the National Amateur Baseball nssocia-
tion here this afternoon by taking bot
games Of n double header from the
Best Laundry company team Of Lincoln.
Nebraska. The visitors were helpless
before the loca! pitchers. being shut out
in both games. 2 to 0. in the first and
s to In the second. kuhaGcn allowed
them only one hit in the second game.
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MED1CoS TO MEET.

srs,.al n,.astrn IT,. Intrlhsr,re'
EAIRMONT. W. Va. Sept. 3o.Plans
wer. completed at a meeting today Of
local physicians for the annual meeting
Of the Vest Virginia Medical society
which will Dc held in this city the COM
ing week. Three hundred from over the
state VIII he in attendance. and many
noted speakers will address the Az
sembied physicians
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wreck Grow worked All Day.

The c. K T. wreck crew from Relllare
worked all day yesterday clearing the
wreck at stop on thu Rayland line
which occurred at an early hour Satur-
day morning. when a freight car ran
through the dcrailer at that point.
Three other cars loaded with merchan
disc were thrown against the bank and
tore up the track for quite distance.