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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-17
rs hens LAY 40 EGGS
ADAY, INSTEAD OF 4


I'VE had a bad winter here. and lots "
our chickens were dying. We were get
ting 2 to 4 eggs a day. Then VIC read
about Don Sung and tried it in january.
and our rs hens started laying 80 to 40
eggs a day."-Wh. II. schlenvost BOX
as, Mott, No. OAK.
Figure that out About 3 dozen extra
eggs each day, at so cents a dozen, made
about S45 per month extra income. Don
sung for his T5 chickens cost Mr.. SchIen-
voxt about So a month. Here's the same
offer he accepted, and it's open to you.
Give your hens Don Sung and watch
results for one month. II you don't find
that it pays for itself and pay you =
good profit besides, simply tell US and
Your money will be promptly refunded.
Don, Sung (Chinese for egg-layinS)
works directly on the egg-laying organs.
and is also q splendid tonic. II is easiy
given in the feed. improves the hens
health, makes her stronger and r'"rr ne
tive in any weather. and starts her lay
ing.
Try Don Sung for 80 days and II II
doesn't get you the eggs. no matter how
cold or wet the weather, you money will
be refunded by return mail. Get Don
nunR from your druggist or pounry
.aeaIer or send so cents for q package by
mali prepaid. Burrell-Dugger. Co., 11U
Columbia Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind
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supreme court had held the war time
prohibition act constitutional. many Of
the public got it just backwards and
were dancing for JOY at the decision
but their gladness soon changed to
gloom when they learned the true facts.
Fire Chief James R Fftton has urged
that all precautions be taken at Christ
mas time to keep the number Of holiday
fires at a minimum.
Joseph b. OToole Of Thirty-third
street, was business visitor at Pipe
Creek yesterday
The N. Il. Club entertained with a
dance last night at the Armory hall on
Union street.
A booth has been opened in the lobby
Of the local post office where Christmas
Red Cross seals are being sold.
Jacob Duga and Mrs. r Eehr will
leave today for Daytonia, Florida, where
they will spend the winter. Mrs. Duga
went to that resort some time ago.
The high school boys basketball team
held practice last night at the Gravel
Hill gymnasium.
Ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church gave en- interesting missionary
pageant at the church last night. II
was Untitled -s0ne- DaY in India,
TOT WOhQSE tuc Ca<S vi Niie iOSoi VI
vision Of the Wheeling Traction system
are we'll heated and little complaint is
heard from the patrons.
stores will begin to remain open "N-
cnings beginning Thursday and many
extra clerks will be put on.
The tax books for Bellaire and Putt
ncy township are now open at the
Dickens insurance office on Thirty-sec-
! ond street. with George Pracht IN
| charge.
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ue- star Named.

A new staff of high school stuoeh'S
has been named to take charge or the
publication OF The Red and Black .ne
high school tri-weekly newspaper Ing
fourth issue Of the paper appeared TINS
week and il was the final number TOT
the first staff. Those to have charge Oh
the next few publications follow:
Editor in chicf-Leslie keIser.
,. Associate Editor-Hazel Snyder.
Business Manager-Ward Stewart.
society and locals-Wtlma krepS'
Athletic Editor-George SaEna'ai'
and Lillian Harris.
Alumni editor-Rachael Freeman
Exchange editor-Alfred Beuter.
crodo school noteS-Dorothy Danford.
Art Editor-Joseph Mcdonald.
staff Stenographers-Glady st. Clair'
Fred Bond and James Klaas.
Faculty advisor-Miss Lou Ella Raw
kins.
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THE BLACK AND White
BEAUTY ATMENT
Clears the Complexion, Re-
moves Pimples and IN
slightly Skin Blemishes.

would be ablo to clear your COM
plexion mako your rough pimply.
blotchy face. hands. neck and arms
soft. smooth and lovely?
Long ago realizing the need OF
preparation that would restore tho COM
plcXion to It's youthful rosy tint--re-
move the unsightly skin blcmish"s-
beauty and skin specialists were put to
work to perfect a home treatment TO
clear the skin OF pimples liver spots.
frcCkles and other impcrfcctions. After
many tests and much experiment. Black
and White Ointment was offered IT,"
public. This creamy application Is gen
orally applied before retiring and when
used in connection with BLACK and Whit"
beauty Soap. satisfactory results a."
guaranteed.
TO 10 your nearest drug stor" to-day
and buy the complete Treatment nf
Ointment and Soap for only J0c. If
You cannot find it. accept no substitute
but send direct to the manufacturers.
\ sample. literature and BLACK and
White birthday and Dream Book FREQ
If you will clip this advertisement and
mail to Black and White. Box Yl5.
Memphis. Tenn.
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bridgeport Briefs.

ANDY Watkins, of the executive board
Of the miners, was q business visitor IN
town yesterday.
Oscar Lash has accepted a position
as assistant manager Of the McCon-
naughy garage on West Main street.
The condition of David Jenkins. OF
Maynard. who suffered gun snot
wound while hunting. is somewhat I'M
proved at the Martins Ferry hospital
Rumor has it that we'll known local
couple will take up welded life suosc-
auent to the first of the coming year.
but the principals deny the rumor.
The regular meeting of the members
Of the Order Of United American Men
was held in the Heinlcin building HIst
night.
The weekly meeting OF the local Aerie
Of the Fraternal Order of Eagles was
held III their hall on the Cadiz pike last
night.
The cold weather Of yesterday had the
effect OF keeping most Of the people IN
doors unless their business compelled
them to be out
An important meeting Of the members
Of the Loyal Order of Moose will be held
in their rooms on Main street tomorrow
night.
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Lodge Meeting.

Tho weekly meeting Of tho members
OF tho local council of the knights or
Columbus was held in their rooms on
Hanover street last night ana muCn
business was disposed of.
An interesting meeting Of 3. w. STARK
council Of knights Of Pythias was heh'
in the rooms Of the Shreve-Meriil pulio-
ing on Hanover street last night.
Another class of candidates was I'M
tiatcd at the regular meeting ol IN,
Loyal Order of Moose last Night anu
tho members spent an interesting even
ing.
The weekly business Of tho Martins
Ferry council of the knights or Fy-
thias was held in tn" lorG" nome on
North Fourth street last night. WIKI
a good attendance of the members.
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Probate Court.

Theodore Serbian, dec. Application
filed for appointment OF admr. Bond OIL
500 flled and approved. APPOINTMENT
made. letters ordered and issued. APP
Hannah Ewcrs, dec Notice of pro-
bate returned and filed endorsed with
proof Of service.
Priscilla Hedges. information received
that patient died at Columbus Hospital
Rockwell r. Mitchell. dec. New bond
in sum OF $4,000 with Fidelity d De-
post company. OF Maryland as surety
filed and approved. Surety on FORMER
bond released, henceforth. Bond ordered
and recorded.
s50QO filed and approved. Appointment
made. letters ordered and issued. APP
pralsemcnt ordered. order issued;
Emma Stephens dec. Application
filed for appointment OF admr, ol n"na
made, letters ordered and issued. Ap.
praIscmcnt ordered order issued.
James W. Mellott. dec. Citation to
widow 10 make election under VIII re-
turned and filed endorsed with ackonw-
Judgement OF service.
Charles Lash. lunacy. Warrant 10
convey returned and filed.
Agatha j. Perkins. lunacy. Warrant
TO convey returned and filed.
Henry s. Kinkadc. dec. Inventory
filed. approved and ordered recorded.
Adam Frees, admir- de bonis non OF
Henry s. Kinkrdc. dec. vs.. Lille Kin
kade ct al Petition to sell real estate
10 nav debts filed with waivers OF notice
by defendants Answer Of Lille Kin
kade. widow. filed.
Catherine Duke Herman. dec. Fine
account filed. set for hearing Jan: 81.
1919 Notice ordered and continued.
Ellen Berry. Final account filed. set
for hearing Jan. 81. 1919. Notice order-
ed and continued.
Mary v. Hope, dec. Inventory iled
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approved and ordered recorded. .F1nd
account filed. set for bearing January
81. 1918. Notice ordered and continued
Common Pleas Court. -,
The following divorce cases VIII
for hearing in Common Pleas Court TO-
ua !. L. Dillon VS.. Emma e. Dillon.
Elizabeth J. Parker VS.. VIM. Parker,
Rachel NJ. Kirkland vs. Joseph H
Peter Shuman vs.. Emma shuman.
sarah Shaw ys. Amel Shaw
EIizabeth McNickle va. Arthur NC
N'I anna E. Mccartney VS.. George Mccall
Bernis Diehl VS.. Joseph Dlehl.
Edward A. Jones VS.. Beatrice Jones.
William O. Conway VS.. Daisy M. Con.
Martha Brooks vs.. Charles Brooks.
Arthur e. Walton VI. Emily E W.
Mary Irwin vs.. Eearl Irwin.
Mary r. Tharp VS.. Joseph w: TharP
Georgia Drummond W. William O'
Row n. House vs.. Hazel II. House.
Court 1ntriss.
Carrie Deiters vs.. James z. DeterS
Petition of plaintiff and answer ahH
cross petition q defendant dismissed a'
'o Arrvll G Eaton VS.. Nola Eaton. Order
heretofore entered herein d iatnd anS
this cause set aside and vacated an3
same is hereby reinstated and continued
off the docket. -...,.,- rn,r.
njgan. Divorce granted plaintiff on INC
ground e Of gross neglect Of duty, fG 81
more than three years anu p iainL.li -
awarded custody OF minor children;
sarah Ethel Jarrett VS. William CIa lar,
Barrett Petition n Of Pifnsi prsysr
fnr n divorce is concerned for the reas.
hat she is no, or 5esdsn to Of pas pa
tiTs aiimonv by agreement Of parties ia
the the sum Of S. per week until further
, order. yoh,.on et
al. The Belmont Savings, & Loan CO. 90.
made party defendant Tth Leave ;n,,s 20 t:
JudSmcpt in favor Of the Belmont say sv.
nss Lean , Co. ,s assnss f a9y ,iH4ss '
Hey,rard Long vs.. Thomas LArkin'
Settled, dismissed and cost paid.
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O'Toole Funeral.

Funeral services will be held at the
St. Johns Catholic church at nine
o'clock this morning for the late Am
brose S. O'Toole. who died at the Glen
dale hospital of injuries received at the
Morgan coal mine at Pipe Creek Rev
E,tbe- T w whitman will have charge
~ tho services. Interment will be in
the Rose Hill cemetery.
The Elk lodge held services over the
remains at the late family home last
night. following the regular lodge
meeting.
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REV, A, /. sykes
MUCH GRAT|F|ED.
TELLS or EJNA1xAB11 03A1oA
IN WIPES CONDITION SxN01
TAXING TAN1AC.
PEExS IT HIS DUTY TO AAx1 4
PUBLIC 6TA3608HT OVS
WHAT IT DID 3O3 HI

II is seldom indeed that men OF prom
inence, especially ministers Of tM
GOSPEL, willingly express their inoeoted'
ness publicly to q proprietary medicine
However. when a medicine obtains Of
that singular purity and efficiency thai
IS shown by the uniform preparation
Tanlac, statements from our best cltf
zens are to be considered thoroughly
commensurate with the good that II
actually being accomplished
Rev. A. II. Sykes, pastor OF the WSo
kins Park Presbyterian church. Nash
willie. Tenn. prominent not only as
minister Of the gospel, but popular al
n man and citizen who has been true z
his friends and every trust ever reposed
in him, said recently:
For the past ten months. Hrs. Syket
has been in very delicate hcllth. suf'
fering from both stomach ard kidney
trouble, which gradually developed int
n general nervous breakdown. At umei
her condition became alarming and
frequently sought medical advise, bul
nothing that we could do for he: seemed
to bring relief.
"In fact, she suffered 20 Ions and -
much that I feel IL my duty to lei
everyone know what this medidne hal
done for her. For several weeks hei
condition wa ssuch that she had to re-
main in bed. was very much inter
ested in what ! read in the papTs re-
yarding the Tanlac treatment, ard dc-
cidcd as a last resort to give 1t {
trial.
II am q conservative man and hav
always been skeptical regarding the ust
of proprietary medicines. but this sast
has certainly proven an exception. an
now firmly convinced that Tanlac , {
medicine Of great power and extraonh
nary merit. do not think have eel
seen anything give such prompt results
Mrs. Sykes has only taken two-thlni
Of a bottle Of this medicine when v
began noticing marked improvement
in her condition. In less than . wee
from the time she began taking II, sn
was able to sit up. and Is today ADJ
to help with the household duties.
Before she began taking Tanlac, she
had fearful pains in her side and SUI.
fcred constantly from sour stomach and
indigestion and was intensely nervoua
These distressing symphonic. an
thankful to say. have entirely disap
pcared. her appetite has returned ant
she seems to relish everything SHIT
eats. She also sleeps better and Is ga. -
ing strength and flesh rapidly. thinl
it is only a question Of 4 short TINT
now until her health will be fully re-
stored.
"Tanlac has certainly proven q 70
markable remedy in her case and viii
do all you claim for II. cheerfulIJ
! recommend it TO all my friends and vii
! take pleasure in giving anyone who u
Interested full details regarding hci
case"
TanlAc is sold In Wheeling by thu
Hoge-Davis Drug Co.. 1145 Market st,
and 1884 Main ST.. and the Z. < Hog
| Drug Co.. Martins Ferry. /
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pany fear that their supply will not hold
out.
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Heart o'The Hills.

Mary Pickford will be the special
attraction at the Fenray theatre TO-
day and tomorrow. with matinees daily
beginning at lis o'clock. in the third
picture from her studio. entitled Heart
OThc Hills" This is another OF hcr
great successes and despite the scores
OF dramatic incidents in the picture
there is ample opportunity for MISS
pjckford TO weave in humorous comedy
situations in most interesting anu
timely manner.
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Ar-Tail Soup.

The committee in charge OF the pam
ouct which will be given following the
initiation Of the class Of candidates into
the Improved Order of Rcd Men, Fri
Jay evening of this week. promise
feed such as has never been enjoyed
by the members before. They plan 10
serve ox-tail soup for the first course.
and only those who are present Will
know what a big lunch really is.
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Entertained.

Mrs Charles c. Bulger and Mrs. James
G.. Russell entertained forty friends on
Tuesday evening at the home or their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren w. cow
en- on West Main street. At six o'clock
a four course dinner was served. after
which 500 was the diversion: most
enjoyable evening vas spent by all.
VIM. A. Nilligan OF wheeling was
visitor in town on Tuesday.
Arthur Burtoft. OF Bellaire. visited
friends here Tuesday.
A, ]. Wheaton. Of GAINESVILLE. was
transactinE business here yesterday
David N'hitmire. n well known grocer
Of Bellairc. was here on business Iues-
day.
Harry Dunn is at Cincinnati on bust
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hospital Notes

Mrs. Joseph Rodgers OF West TwentE
Third street is confined to the North
Wheeling hospital where she under
went an operation.
Mrs, steve kachnski has been brought
to her home on Harrison street from
the North Wheeling hospital.
Walter. son OF MI and Mrs. William
He'll, was taken to the North Wheeling
hospital yesterday for an operation
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INTERESTING union
SERVICES ON SUNDAY
EUPnS or THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
WILL RENDER CHRISTMAS CAR
OILS AT THE UNION SERVICES
AT METHODIST CHURCH
IN FLEETWOOD.
Program Is to Be Of Exceptional Inter
est, and VIII Be Under the Direc-
tion OF Miss Elizabeth Mal6y,
Instructor Of Music In
the Local Schools.

Both the First Methodist and the
First Presbyterian churches Of kirk
wood. will hold their annual Christmas
entertainments in their respective
churches next Sunday morning, the pro-
gram will be rendered ut the First Pres
byterian church at 1890 a. M, and at
tho First NJ. L. church at II a. IN, the
time Of the usual morning worship.
In the evening all or the members OF
the various churhes OF the city have
been invited to attend a special program
Of Christmas carols, which will be rem
dercd in the First Methodist church. al
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Jones Funeral.

The funeral services for Mrs. Harry
T.. Jones, well known resident OF West
Wheeling, who passed away at the FAM
lily home at Stop on the Bellaire line a
few days ago. will be conducted from the
place of death. this afternoon at > o'clock.
IN charge Of Rev. W. S. Morton, pastor
Of the West Wheeling N. L. church. and
the body will be laid at rest in Linwood
cemetery.
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Marrtare Licenses.

John e. Mixer and Susie Lopuch, both
of Barton.
Kenneth Burton Manscell and Beat
rice Louisa Reecc. both OF Martins
Ferry.
Walter Wright. of Wheeling. and
Anna Griffiths, Of Martins Ferry.
John w Hennis. Of CadiZ. and Mary
3. Andears of Martins Ferry.
Horace Earle. of Dillics Bottom and
Frances MADISON. OF Bridgeport.
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RaaltH Deeds Ftlad.

Charles z. Wilson and Ella wilson 70
George w. Gatchcll. Land in Warren TIP.
SI.00.
George Carl Lentz and Leila b. Lentz.
TO sylvester Il. Wilkinson. Land IN
Richland TIP. $4,000.
Mary 0. Workman and +. p. WORK
man to Emil J. Butler and William J.
Butler. Land in Shadysidc. Sl.0o!
Charles Edward Beck ct uN 70 Peter
J. Beck Land in PcaSc TIP. Sl.OO.
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WAITING POSTPONED.

The meeting OF the Mary ana Ma =,
tbs Rib,e class Of the South Bellaire NJ
:, church. which was scheduled for this
Afternoon. has been postponed because
% the death OF Mrs. William Bass. or
so,,tb Rellaire The meeting Will De
held in two weeks.
Members OF the Aid Society or TINS
church met last night in the chnrch
basement. Dir. and Mrs. James Weeks
had charge Of the entertaining.
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wbIta 9ift Christmas.

A White Gift Christmas exercise VIII
he observed with an appropriate pro-
wram AT the United Presbyterian church
on Next Sunday evening. and the pupils
NJ The school have been practicing thei:
narts most every evening of this week.
Tho White Gift idea will be carried ou:
,h-ourhout the services md tn. program
promises To be interesting.
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Nhan I vas .

taken medicine without relief. but 'Favorits
Prescription soon did the work whore all
Others had failed. 1t is fine medicine for
young young CIR girl. or women Who are .iline"
Mis-. G. A. THORNBURG. 845 7th St
Roanoke, Val consider DR.. Pierce's
F,vorite Prescription uneIoelled ~ tonic:
When nv children were small and seemed
to be all in l found wonderful strength
and relief in this tonic.
In later years have found great com:
fort in DR.. Piorce's Pleasant Pellets and
Dr. Pirce's Anurio Tablets for tonine up
the liver and Kidneys. The Anurie has been
Of especial benefit, too, In relieving me Of
backacheA
81. is q pleasure 10 recommend such
reliable remedies ~ DR.. Pieree's always
prove to be."-MRS. N. & HYAAN,
6a8 Rorer Ave. s. We +
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Degree of Pocohontas.

4 large attendance of the members
OF the Degree Of Pocohontas, the local
auxiliary TO the Improved order ..
Rcd Men. is expected at the meeting
which will be held in the Fraternal hsIl
on North Fifth street tomorrow even
ing as matters Of importance require
their attention.
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Entertained Club.

Mrs. Ella Henderson, was the charm
ing hostess TO the members Of the Past
Officers club Of the Sons and Daugn-
ters Of Liberty, at her home on West
Main street. last night and most Of the
members of the club were present The
evening was spent at various diversions
of an informal nature. which were high
ly enjoyed and a tempting luncheon was
served at the conclusion of the evening.
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K M AS S P E G I A L
; Best Pov wslna'' 45c
CA Pr TOL I N N
Next Door Peoples Bank.
Moro Mills On.
Next Door Peoples Bank.

Six more Of the mills at the York
willie plant Of the Wheeling Steel and
Iron company's plant. numbers Is "a
l. inclusive, those connected with No. s
engine. were started at the plant on
the 4 o'clock turn yesterday afternoon
This leaves only six of the twenty-four
mills at the plant not in operation, and
no announcement has yet been MADE as
10 the probability Of their operation.
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schools Close Friday.

All Of the public schools Will cIosa
Friday Of this week for tho annual nor
iday vacation Of TWO weeks ana most
Of the rooms in the grade schools nave
prepared special programs OF intcr2S'
which will be rendered in the last &c"
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Child Dead.

Richard Edward Bennett, infant son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry c. Bennett OF
gi3 South Second street. Martins Ferry.
died last evening at the family home
Following a brief illness OF infant!lc
trouble. -,
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. at the
home OF his parents. Rav L. S. Rose.
pastor Of the First NJ. z. church Of Mar
Tins Ferry. will conduct the services
and interment will be made in River
view cemetery.
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yonng PEOPLES Meeting.

A meeting Of the Young Peoples 30,
ciety OF the Welsh Congregational
church. will be held in the church on
South Fourth street this evening at
700 O'Clock. at which time the annual
election Of the officers Of the organ
ization will be the most important bus
mess for disposal.
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MO Now Developments.

There were no new developments mere
Yesterday in the matter or cxamih'hs
alleged radicals who are SAID 10 hhEo
violated the Lever Act by persuaa'ns
coal miners not 10 return 10 th'1r "oFN
in the mines. 1t is understood however
,b,t tvo Of the ten men examined by
Depa rtment OF Justice agent Burgess
will be arrested.
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Accident Victim Buried.

The remains OF the late John p. VIII
Iiams, we'll known coal miner. who NIT
death a. a result OF being struck by IN
automobile on lower Zane street las:
Saturday evening were laid at rest III
Rivrrvicw cemetery. yesterday afternoon
following services at the home Of Roger
Ashton on Crawford Heights. Aetna
Vile conducted by the Rev. +. S. Jen'
kins. pastor Of the Welsh Congrcga-
tional church.
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To Entartain Class.

Miss Mary Rose will be the hostess 10
the members Of the Kings Heraios
cdass Of the first Methodist church tl
her home on North Fifth street inns
evening at their regular business meet
Inv Fo,lowing the transaction Of bus
mess the evening will be spent at var
ious social diversions and a pleasant
evening is promised
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Coroner John r. Wyatt, Of South Bel
laire was at the y. J. Morgan coal mine
at Pipe Creek Yesterday investigating
the death Of Ambrose :. OToolc. which
occurred a. result Of an accident at
that mine. He was badly squeezed ana
internally injured and died at the |'leh
dale hospital \ verdict of accidental
death was rendered.