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u. s. Invents Antitrust dope"

Incident to the war, the government
has faced the problem that has so long
proved battling to commercial con-
Germs of protecting iron and steel from
rust. In an attempt to solve this fed
eral specialists have perfected various
forms of protective coatings. In this
connection 1t may be pertinent to ask
whether commercial uses will not be
found also for the so-called "dopes"
which the government has invented to
be applied to airplane wings and which
are possessed of valuable weather-re-
sisting and fireproof qualities.
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Club women
WILL attend
TRIAL THURSDAY
Committee on Social Hygiene Of WO.
mems Clubs Will Attend Trial at
Local Court House Set For
Thursday.

The General Federation Of Wo-
mems Clubs has a Public Health De-
partment with Social Hygiene Com
mittee, the function Of which is to CO.
operate with the Women's Section of
the Social Hygiene Division of the
War Department Commission on
Training Camp Activities, the United
States Public Health Service, The
American Hygiene Association, and
all other agencies that have for this
purpose the lessening of the volume
of human suffering and human waste
caused by the proclamation and de-
graduation of the procreation power.
II those of narrow vision and small
faith doubt the possibility Of such
achievement, they have but to recall
that human slavery, once universal,
now nowhere exists among civilized
people; that exposing for public sale
a poisonous, habit forming drug as
a beverage, once universal is well on
the way to become absoelte; that the
political subsection of women, once
universal, now nowhere exists among
English speaking people except in
thirty-three states of the United
States and that very soon it will be
wiped entirely from the earth.
The General Federation of Women's
Clubs is composed of the forty-eight
State Federations, each of which has
the same ten department and commit
tees that the General Federation has.
The Social Hygiene Committee OF
the Kentucky Federation is composed
of thirty of the foremost women Of
the State, from Ashland to Cadiz and
from Pineville to Paducah. This COM
mittee, like the General Federation
Committee, in cooperation with other
agencies in the States seeks to &C
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UNCLAIMED MAIL

List Of unclaimed letters in the
Maysville. Office. week ending April 16
Boone, e.
Clark, Fred H.
Dorsey, Mrs. c. p
Frederick. Afford
Garvel. Will
Howard, H. J.
Jones, Roscoe c.
Kennard, George
Kiskaden, Mrs. Rella (2)
Morgan. Carrie
Martin, Mrs. Martha
Mitchell. r. N.
Nickerson, Mrs. Rebecca
One cent due on above letters. per-
sons calling for same will please say
advertised.
NJ r KEuOE ID AZ
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Try a Ledger Want Ad. II Pays.
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Try a Ledger Want Ad. It Pays.

State Of ONO, >.,, 90. .uiedo,
Lucas County. ~.
Frank J. CAsaey ,nates oath that he
IL senior PAL; ner ~ the firm of F. ].
Cheney e Co, doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Caiarrh that cannot be
cured by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. d. 1856. \. W. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken In.
ternally and acts through the Blood on
the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists. 75c
Halls Family Pulls for constipation.
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the Methodist Episcopal church in its
Centenary movement is to be devoted
to war reconstruction work in Europe.
Forty million to religious and civic
work in the, United States and forty
million to carrying the Christian mes
sage Of brotherhood and enlighten-
ment to the hundreds of millions
who now possess no conception Of
these ideas.
Out Of the Centenary has grown
an interchurch movement, with SINH.
lar aims, but including practically
all Protestant denominations.
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"PAINT PAYS FOR ITSELF"

Query.-I have q quantity Of old paint
on hand. Can use 1t for the first coat in
repainting my barn?
Answer.-On no account should old
paint WHICH has become fat be used
for printing either old or new work.
Old paint In that condition is best used
on a fence, brickwOrk or tinwork. If
you value your barn sufficiently to
paint 1t, do 1t the justice Of good job.
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If there's better coffee than Rock
wood, we'd sell it, but there isn't so
we sell "Rookwood". II you don't
drink lockwood you are certainly
a great treat.
YOUR GROCER.
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CONDITION OF CHAOS
GREATER Than PRESENT
CANNOT Be IMAGINED
Christianity Has Greatest Op-
portunity or Danger. \
Bishop Anderson at Cincinnati
Convention Declares 1t Not
Strange BoIsheyism Should
Have Come Out of Russia.
Enduring Peace Only on
Christian Basis.

Cincinnati, April 12.-"Such a day
of opportunity has never dawned in
the history Of the world declared
Bishop William F. Anderson of the
Methodist Episcopal church, address
ing a large Centenary audience at a
southwestern Ohio convention, clos
ing here Friday evening.
Bishop Anderson, who is in charge
of the Methodist field in Ohio, Indi-
ana and Kentucky. has spent several
months in Europe and North Africa
as a member Of a commission sur.
yeyilg the results of the world war
and the opportunities growing out Of
present conditions. He returned to
the United States last week.
Humanity, with dim but growing
vision of God before its eyes, is COM
ing to its own. 1t is such an oppor.
tunity for the Christian forces as has
never before dawned in human his.
tory" said Bishop Anderson, contin-
l!ng: "Grasped and wisely directed,
this situation may be made to carry
civilization thousand years toward
IS far-off divine goal within this gen.
Grafton; forgotten or neglected, and
the forces Of progress will drag
YEARLY on, ending in the defeat Of
christs redemptive purpose for years
and years to come
1T is as clear as anything can be
that the well-being Of the future Of
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liver and kidney troubles and rhcuma-
tism. That this is proven conciuS'Er's'
it is only necessary To read the Slate
mcnts Of wcll-known local people VINO
have been restored TO health by rant
Juice.
Mr.. Henry ]. Hollcy. Of No. 1910 Main
street. Pittsburgh. who has many
friends and acquaintanc"s in thlS "l'!'
recently stated in tho following how his
Wife was restored TO health by rant
Juice.
For years my wife had been in
worry bad state Of health and got so
weak that I became greatly alarmed AS
thought 1 would lose her Whenever
she ate any food she would suffer inc
most cycruciatnG pain, and was pah'S
bloatnd with gas. She could not Steep
AT nigh, and got weaker every day. !
had tried everything in tho shape OF
medicine. hui nothing seemed 10 r"'leNc
her, until finally Il friend begged her 70
Try Plant juice. am certainty gao
she did. for she is now feeling pctl'F
and stronger in every way ana can
cat her meals; she sleeps we'll and mas
No moro main. | am certainly Gralc1ul
70 Plant Juice for saving my WIG 5
life. am glad TO recommend II 10
others
Plant Juic" is sold in Wheeling at T.
II Gricst & Co.'S drug store .
ifCl-imocbwasdiClLN kSon " W"
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Ohio FARMER
KILL SQUIRRELS
ANY Old TINE

Special Dispatch to The 1nteilisencer'
COLUMBUS. O.. April 10 Both
branches Of the assembly today accept
ed the report OF the joint conference
committee fixing the date OF ho'ulns
special elections in local taxing districts
to vote on deficiency bond issues as
Juno 10 instead Of May IS.
Tho house devoted practically inc en-
tire day to consideration OF the Farre'e
bin for the codifcatiou OF the fish ana
game laws OF the state 1t was nna!Iy
nassed by a vote Of SO to 81 with many
amendments. Among tho amendments
inserted by the house is one by Mccoy
of Adams, allowing squirrels to be kill
ed hy farmers at any time they are
found to be destroying crops
Leaders OF both branches arc said 70
have reached an agreement to recess
the present session on Thursday. April
II, returning here Monday Na! D. ~
complete the work.
ton introduced in the senate today It's
proposed inheritance tax.
The vote on the Crabbe prohibition
enforcement bill was again postponed
today until next Tuesday afternoon.
The Aartcr- Akron water
bill. peoviding Tor the erection In the
Tnscarawas river at Akron OF a huge
dam to conserve water for industrial
purposes, passed the senate.
The house passed the following bills:
BY winter Of Hamilton, prohibiting
Insurance solicitors and adjusters from
doing business 2or insurance companies
not authorized 70 do business in Ohio.
By Bonser OF Hamilton. providing for
state caro- of tbs tomb Of William Henry
Harrison neaz, Cincinnati.
By Ddldtne Of Rrie. establishing mu-
ntc+nai court il the city Of Sandusky.
The house defeated the Bebce bill,
which passed the senate. to repeal the
law relative to extra compensation OF
tuages In counties in which the COM
mon pleas and probate courts have been
combined.
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s ,aa aTSranscd the diversions for the eve,
mig and an enjoyable time Is looAeu
forward TO- ,.,,,I
DIR. s. NJ. Sherman Of Columbus W..
arrive today for irw o TSSn m,s' Taylor
wi,I bc accompanied by his wife VINO
has been visiting relatives here.
A. meeting Of the +. o. Q: Z. lodEc was
held in the lodge rooms InursaaE soc-
iai lime was held. Refreshments were
served.
Dr, w, r. Stevens nf this city left
Wednesday evening for Chicago. ID.
where he will take course on inc eye.
nose and throat at tho Post Graduate
School.
Mrs John Mccarthy and baby Of Mar
Tins Ferry are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Miller Of Laws street:
Dr.. r S. Roscngrant OF Walnut streGe
is having new office rooms null on 9y ms
Patterson and his force of men are doing
Wy Miss Margarc, Baker Of South Gard
ner street is i'll at her home. ,,,
This evening in tho !. O. @: +. hall nj
40 o'clock. 4 good attendance Is DC
sired. m ,,I l.,
Campbclis hall this evening. INC III
10 be given for every returned soldier
sailor. airnlan. marine. and veterans OF
previous wars. Addresses will be mace
by Mayor W. V. Bennett and Judge ",
+. Smith. Music will be furnished by
tho High school orchestra. Al returned
men arc invited and expected TO attend
tie daughter Of Moundsville. w. Va.
and Mrs. Alonzo Morris, Of New Alex
andrin, Pa, arc visiting with relatives
and friends Of this place.
William Howard, OF Bridgeport. for
mcrly Of this place was calling on
friends here Wednesday.
A Salamagundi party will he given
church by the members Of the Epworth
League. Everyone is invited to attend
and enjoy a good social time
Mr. and Mrs. William Hunter OF Cam
bridge, spent wednesday with friends
Of this place.
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{, {, NJ MECHEN
CROSSES DIVIDE
WAS THE GRANDSON OF TIE
WAS THE GRANDSON OF TIE
POUNDEE OF THE TOWN OF
MclECHEN AND SCION
OF PROMINENT
FAMILY
Mr. KcMechau was Ardent Democrat
And Took An Active Interest
In Politics

At sd5 O'Clock Wednesday night. c.
Carter McMechen, q life long resident OF
McMechen- passed away Mt his homo on
Marshall street. Ailments incident TO
old age are said to have been the cause
Of his death.
Mir. McMechen was a worthy follower
Of his ancestors who founded this COM
munity and who were influential in the
founding of the Presbyterian church in
this city. His death leaves gap In the
business, social and religious life that
will be hard to fill.
The deceased was y years OF age hay;
ing been born in this community and
having resided here during his entire
lifetime. He WAS the owner Of the
farm once owned by his grandfather:
founder Of McMechen. which he tilted
and on Which he livsd The The t hnGdrc OF
and ten acres, part Of which was sold
for bgilding lots MI M LG;lSch NJ vas vas
community He was II loyal Democrat
and FOR eight years a member of the
board Of education.
Mr.. McMcchen married Miss LYDIA
Fickernell to whom was born the fol-
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BILLS SIGNED
BY GOVERNOR

special Dispatch to III" Int2lligencer.
COLUMBUS. April 10.-Governor cox
TO-DAY signed the following bills passed
hi the legislature: BY HalStead. author
izane special elections for proposals for
erection OF county memorial buildings:
by Robins. on changing name OF county
infarmary- to county home: BY Blne.
reducing the number Of teachers eN-
aminations: by Myers. giving soldier
applicants for admission 10 the state OAR
credit for the time spent in service.
The house committee on common
schools today recommended for passage
the new anti-Gcrman language Dill IN
PRODUCED by Representative Comings or
Lorain county. This bill would require
the listing Of all German language text
books used in schools and colleges. ana
authorize the superintendent Of public
instruction 90 bar books containing dis
loyal or seditious matter. 1t would re-
ouire the teaching Of the common
branches below the eighth grade IN the
puolic, private and parochlal SchooAs IN
the English language only. except that
religious instruction may be given IN
other than English language Another
German guaEc bill By Senator Axe or
Stark county which has already passed
the senate Is also before the mouse. IL
prohibits ;hc teaching OF the German
language in the first seven grades OF
the public. private and parocn'al
schools.
The senate today upon motion Oh
Senator Krydcr of Henry relieved the
schools committee OF the Cable bill pro-
yidinc for the election OF members or
county boards of education by direct
vote Of the people. and ordered II placed
on the calendar for passage.
The bill by Representative Barnes OF
Montgomery county. 10 authorize small
board Of education for Dayton and other
cities in Dayton's class. passed the sem
ate today and now goes TO tho governor.
The senate defeated the Beatty BILL
which passed she house. to protect at
.torneys from loss Of foes by making
their fees T. lien on property.
The house today passed III" following
bills: By Wcnner OF ->shtabula. enabling
the state board OF administration TO
take advantage OF tho federal act appro-
priatins money to states for vocational
education.
BY Mccoy OF Adams. giving county
commissioners authority TO employ sec
ton men to repair turnpikcs and I'M
proved roads.
BY Thompson Of Franklin. providing
FOR etradition for ofIenscs other than
felonies.
BY Crosser of Columbiana. permitting
cay county to withdraw from participa-
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KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy--If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel
youns-to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels -there'snoneedo OF haV-
ing a sallow complexion - dark rings
under your eyes pimples-a bilious
look in your face-dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctorwill tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from IN
active bowels and liver.
DR.. Edwards, well known physician
in Ohio, perfected a vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act GA
the liver and bowels, which be gave to
his patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub.
stitute for calomel, are gentle IN then
action yet always effective. They bring
about that exuberance of spirit, that
natural buoyancy which should be en-.
joyed byeveryone, by toning up the liver
and clearing the system of impurities
You will know DR.. Edwards Olive
Tablets by their olive color. 10c and
sc per box. All druggists .~>.
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u,ABrs PRESENTED.

Special Dispatch to The 1ntelligencer.
MARTINSBURG.. W. Va. April To-
Berkeley county's. claims for the apple
packing house and vocational school Tor
hackers and graders provided for by the
recent session of the legislature were
heart to-day by committee headed oy
W. H. Alderman. acting dean OF the COL
lego OF Agriculture, at West Virginia
L University. and composed of Charles w.
Thatcher president Of tho State Horti-
cultural Society. Commissioner OF Agrl-
CULTURE James H. Stewart, and other
state hosticulturalists.
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lowing children: Vincent and John who
died in childhood: David. Wade ana
John r., Carl C.. who dird al inc hSc VI
Iwenty-twn and Anna and Mrs. Grace
Croft of Cleveland. ,,.:,,;
The deceased WAS the son or Niillam
McMechcn who moved from ;his citE 10
Baltimore. whore he became 4 promlheht
LAWYER and Judge. His father was an
active EpiscopalIan and i'll politics was
Il Wing. 49, .,..o
brothers: David, William and sidney
Funeral services will take place Sat.
urclav morning. Rev. \. II. Croft. NJ
Marietta. Ohio, and Rev. Byl"r, nf TIC
Church Of God, Of MrMc"hcn. Will b" IN
charge. Intcrmcnt Will 1ollo" In GrS"A-
wood ccmClCrY.
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GAINESVILLE

4 surprise pnrty was given Thursday
evening for Willard Campbell al his
home on West Main street. tho afair
having been given in ohsrrranc" Of his
birthday. Tho Toung people devoted
tho evening 10 dancing and ainrS AND
during tive cuurS" uf tho evening nice
refreshments were served.
4 meeting Of tn" Clara Glover Buch-
anon Missionary Society Of the Frcsby-
terrain church will be held at thr nome
of Mrs, Thnrles Hagcdorn Of East Of
town Tuesday evening. April is. nj
eight o'clock. Mrs. John Wells. Mrs. W:
IL Peterson. Miss Stella Lohmirc and
Mrs Hagedorn will BE- the hostcsses.
The toric will hc Child Labor and pa
pers will be road by Mrs. u. {. Whit
marsh and Mrs. +. l.. Harrison. All the
members are requested 10 he present at
this meeting.
The Freshman class OF tho High
school will give class party in the as
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ion in the operation of district tuoer-

ton in the operation Of district tuoer-
culosis hospitals.
Tho senate today passed the bill by
senator Davis Of Youngstown authoriz-
ii,r, the creation of sanitary and water
conservancy districts 10 correct stream
pollution nusances.
The bill is designed primarily tor ma
honlne and Trumbull counties. where IL
is proposed to create district anectlng
YOUNGSTOWN. Niles. Warren and Glraru
along the Mahoning river. Three d.
rcctors of the district would be appoint
cd bv the common pleas court to pre-
mare plans for water. supply and sewage
disposal works in these cities and 70
stop the pollution Of the Mahon1nG
r
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Mrs. Emily Virginia Hicks.

At g:30 o'clock, Friday afternoon the
funeral services over the remains oil thr
late Mrs. Emily Virginia Anderson
Hicks. will occur from the family home
at go Main street. Roy. Clarence .N'icn'
pastor Of tho Fourth street NJ. +. church
will conduct the services md intrrmrnt
will be made at Greenwood cemetery.
The news OF the death OF Mrs. Hicks
was tho Cause of widespread grief
among her friends. She was FOR many
wears a faithful worker in tho Fourth
Street VI. T.. church, presiding as rrcsi-
dent OF the Woman's Homo Missionary
Society for fourt cen years. Be9idcS hcr
husband she leaves ono daughter.
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WHEELING DUCK
PIN ROLLERS IN
STELLAR WORK
Special Dispatch to The lntclIiSencer'

Special Dispatch to Th" lntGilSencer'
PITTSBURGH. Pa. April lu.--Nttr
the Wheeling and other West Virginia
howlcrs finished rolling in the Southern
ducknin tournament hero tonight II WAS
necessary To make considerable changes
in the standing OF tho leading boWlrrs'
with Wheeling we'll represented on the
list.
In tho singles. McNcal If Wheeling
went into SECOND place with n score OF
$40 Wells Of East Liverpool leads the
list with 513 points.
McNcal and r. Hay. Wheeling. arc III
Ilrth rlacc IN tho doubles with ii score
Of SIS. L. j. King and Roscmarkic'
Eairmont, are first with SIS.
l., ,bs two mon traInS Wheeling Is
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Caldwell Services.

Tho last :. rviccs wcrc performed over
tho rcInnins Of Benson McMechrn Caid-
welt Yesterday afternoon al 2:30 o'clock
at ST. Matthew's Protestant Eplscopai
church by Rev. L. f. l.. Sflocr, pastor
Of that congregation Tho remains ar
rived in thus city at l:20 o'clock and IN
tcrmcnt WAS made i'll Greenwood mauso-
lcIIm in private"
Mr.. CaldwellS death was very uneS-
nccicd lie WIS widely known both IN
tho business If" nf this city and also IN
social circles. He was formerly resi-
drnn Of MuundSvillc. then Wheeling.
Ica-ing hrrr for residence in the cast
and south.
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Mrs Catherine Roch Schortnrr. wife
OF Andrew Schuctncr. who died WcdncS-
day morning at h"r homo in Brooksidr.
will be laid In rest following services i3
be- held Saturday morning AT s:3O
o'clock, from thr family homo. Requiem
high mass will he Offered at O'Clock
al ST. .AnIhon?'s church in Bridgeport
Interlncnt will 10 made in Mount CAL
vary. Mrs. Scho?tnnr was born in Al
CASE Lorraine in 1854 and became Il rcsi-
dent Of Wheeling some forty odd wears
ago. For tho past twcnty-six years she
has lived in Rrooksidc. She is survived
nv a husband and ono hrot hrr-in-law.
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nurch Ot,SeduiSs.

T'hr last sad rites over tho body OF
Mrs. Margaret busch widow Of the laic
George ruSN.. who died Tuesday alter
noon at | o'clock will bc held to-mor-
row morning from the family home al
I35 T:drInctUn Lane iidgwood. Requiem
high mass Will be offered al $3.50 al ST.
Michacrs church. IniHrmcnt Will be
made at Mount Calvary.
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MAXWELL Services.

Yesterday afternoon at > o'clock ser
vices over tho remains Of the late James
p. Maxwell. wore conducted by Rev. II.
G. Howard. pastor OF the Thomson
Methodist Episcopal church. from the
family residence. lntcrmcnt was made
in private ut Greenwood cemetery
Mr. Maxwell was formerly quite
prominent in business circles IN TINS
district
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sister Clara Francis.


FAIEMO\x" ". w. April ln.--Mrs:
John W. Mason. at l'airmont. WIDOW NJ
Iurrc John ". Mason. dies This porn-
ing at the nom" "f her niece. Mrs. X.
". puwson. III t'ri"nt"wn. Death Was
due tn ,nfiu"n2a. Mrs. Mason was %
wears Of age and is survived ny son.
CAPTAIN John w. Mason. r. WI" IL ="
rnrrrnncuI srrrirc in california.
Spcrial Dispatch ID Tho lntrllig"nccr.
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Thin PEOPLE
OF WHEELING

itrc-Phosphate should give you n
small, steady increase Of firm. healthy
flesh each day. It supplies an essen
tial substance to the brain and nerves
in the active form in which il normally
occurs in the living cells of the body.
ro-Phosphatc replaces nerve waste
and creates new strength and energy:
Sold by Griest & Co. in Wheeling and
all good druggists under definite guar
antee Of results or money back.
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life yesterday morning al -" ''':H
nj tho family rc*ih"nr" al 81 ONO -.
She had been i'll but n very short t'niS
hu, complication ~ ailments SCI !"
and caused her demise.
Miss Cecil leaves hcr MOI nor. NrS.
Annie X. Cecil. two sisters. NrS. '''"i -
r TGeby and Miss Lucy cecil and ono
brother. John ''crii. or t"nn"ilsvllI" "a
DR.. Birmingham. rector nf 81. Lux,
Episcopal church. will "riIriitr M In"
services tn BE- held Saturday afternoon
at o'clock from The home. TIC, I"Et
resting place Of MISS 'c''l VII w
Greenwood cemetery.