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Nyer and Frank L. Earnshaw)
ers and county clerks
Sag Limits-One moose n season: &
runed grouse. 10 woodcock a day.
Sale-Sale prohibited OF deer caribou,
pheasant, blackjack. capercailzie, Cas1da
grouse (spruce partridge), chukar partridge.
Moose Moose. tmeat only may be sold from
Oetober to November l under certificate
showing lawful killing; rabbit December
TO February any game bird other than
those above mentioned during the open
three days.
Export-Export prohibited OF All pro-
tected game, except holder OF nonresident
general license may ship out of province
under license tag ono moose lawfully shot
by himself. Mounted heads and dressed
skins and live mammals or birds for
exported under permit from chief game
commissioner.
Observation-Disclosures to use rifle or
gun loaded with bullet to shoot wild fowl.
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INVITE BOXERS HERE.
A. A. U. Men VIII Fight for Trip
Across Ocean.

Philadelphia. Boston, Pittsburg and
Baltimore yesterday were invited to
send representatives to this city to COM
pete in the Amateur Athletic Unions
interclty amateur boxing tournament to
be held in the Seventy-first Regiment
Armory October 10.
The tournament Is to decide which
three lads will represent this country
in the international tournament which
is to be held in Denmark, Norway and
Sweden next month. The American
team. which will include contestants IN
the 115 pound, 1876 pound and 175 pound
classes, will sail from here october 20.
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eoD Of Famous Vandrbec Stirling Golf Match Sced Shau
Sport Events To-day.

bhSEBALIr--Chicago VS.. Cincinnati.
IN ShicaEo, in third game of worlds
sSresi start, 2 T.. NJ Central time.
m SI: Nj. New York time.)
T.. NJ. 80"
GoLF-Women's national champion
snip tournament mt shawnee; Les
ley Cup competition nc shinnecock;
women's handicap tournament nj
Glen Ridge.
GRAND ciRCUIT--At Lexington.
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PRINCE LOREE WINS
THE PENNSYLVANIA
Awarded Rich Stake at Lex
ington After Taxing Two
Out of Three Heats.

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct 2.--Transylvanla
day brought cut the largest attendance
of the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breed
ers Association meeting. Although the
race ended after three heats had been
trotted under the three heat rule it was
an exciting contest. Prince Loree won
the stake.
In the first heat Prince Loree after
trailing his field into the stretch came
like a shot at the finish and covering
the last quarter in 20 seconds won by a
length from Holly Rood Kate. The sec
ond choice, Royal Max, went to wilt
break on the back stretch and finished
last after trotting a half in one minute
to save his distance.
The second mile found Royal Mac In
the lead at the quarter. with Prince
Loree trailing, but the Prince came
through the stretch as he did in the first
heat and won.
p. In the third and final heat Murphy
went away in the lead and closely
pressed by Easton held his position to
the wire. Easton, however. was passed
by Prince Loree, but the latter could
not get up. being strung to his limit,
and was declared the winner only be-
cause Of the conditions. which ended the
race after the third mile.
Don De Lopez won the first event in
straight heats in excellent time. Louie
Grattan took the second event easily.
The fourth race was unfinished and
postponed after three horses had each
won heats and three drivers had en-
gagged in job, which the Judges nipped
In the bud and ordered the driver of
Uala ,Iv-rN Nf. n nd n
third heat.
The famous mare volga, winner of
the two divisions of the Kentucky Flu
turity, was sold at auction to-day, to-
gether with her yearling filly, by Lee
Axworthy. Each brought $1,000 and
went to the bid of Frank H. Ellis OF
Philadelphia. The summaries:
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Necessity for Bird Protection.

The New Jersey Audubon Society faces
a crisis in which Its continued existence
is threatened. The public seems to fall
TO grasp the necessity of bird protection.
Misplaced economy holds back even 81
memberships. insufficient funds have
necessitated more and more curtailing OF
activities. until the present situation Is
that we must either have $1,000 or $4,000
additional funds 10 maintain expenditures
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ROD AND GUN NEWS

THE WEEK END
Ss 9 Yss soSs rbnSs. 'e9 SS Rss
$;:$$ :: IL Is: IS III Il? III II; e? ~ "A
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LATONIA RESULTS.

Tteu.
lime. 2:o7ik. 2:o7N. a:Oe%.
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LAKE PLACID, N. Y, Oct. Deer are
reported numerous and It Is estimated that
more than $4,000 hunters will enter the
Adirondacks this season.
Because of the amendment to the law
which allows each hunter to take one deer
OF either sex. where formerly they we're al
lowed two bucks, w. Seward Webb, Jr., of
New York, secretary of the Nehasane
Park Association, has expressed the fear
that the consequent killing of does may
lead to the determination of deer in the
Adirondacks The result is a movement
headed by the association to prevent by
agreement the killing of does on the pre-
serves of private owners.
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Who VIII Phone When Blues Are Break
ing?

would like to have few days blue
fishing before the season is over Where
can I get boats handy and captain to
phone me when the blues are breakingr
JOHN p. LAKE.
IS Second st, Eimhurst. L. l., Oct. |.
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of speed, but lost OF wide
Ground Swell had
'cErwoy year old ms'dsus Six fuongs Purse $3.50 Time
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Loving Cup for Largest Buck.

SARANAC LAKE. n. Y. Oct. 2.-Dr
Franic b. Trudeau has renewed his annual
offer Of silver loving cup to the person
killing the largest buck. The trophy Is
now on display In the village.
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Armepus had all the speed
Service Star never a contender.
The sun., 1919-10-03

Miss Stirling took the lead at the
sixth hole in her match with Mrs. Stet-
son and went on to and victory.
on the earlier holes they had snapped
wins on the first and third by counts OF
. and 9, and on the fourth and NTH 4 and
o Miss Stirling had a six foot putt for
on the sixth, when Mrs Stetson con-
Seded the hole after having played g..
me next two were halved; then Miss
surfing got the ninth with par S, to
turn up.
She made II 8 by taking the eleventh.
Inc next was hslved. but Mrs. Stetson
got the thirteenth when Miss Stirling
second was trapped. The fourteenth
went to Miss Stirling in when Mrs.
stetson was bunkered on her second and
needed TO get on. Three puts on the
ntteenth gave Miss Stirling losing 8.
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Guy Davis OF Seaford reports weakhsh
catches taken recently at Fire Island as
follows: J. Rathman, East Norwich, IS; b.
Hyde, Port Washington, "a; c. Bradley,
Port Washington, rs, and w. Christ, Farm
ingdale. IA weakhsh.
Charles Pettinger. Thomas Wallace, NJ.
Matt and j. Wesett of Newark fishing
with W. Schuster. caught rs weakfish.
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by George A. Lawyer and Frank Il. rarnsh
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THE SUMS RACING CHART.


lOtO Selling
lUlU TTmeI s T., ornonda
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Chester Briefs.

\ forest fire. believed 10 have been
caused by rabbit hunters. caused consid-
cradle Gamas;" over 2O-acrc tract on
the Mack HUFF farm, near l'ughtown. II
DEVELOPED today. Fortunately. no build
InGs were destroyed.
The Chester General Contracting COM
pany has been awarded contract Tor
thu. paving cf 5.l9j feet OF highway on
what is known as Route No. 2IS. con-
Meeting Beaver and Washington coun-
ties. Pa. il was announced today. The
contract price IS S66.A90.4I.
Announcement OF the marriage OF
Miss Ida ". Lavender and Roy W. Full
m"r. both of Chester. was made today.
Tho ceremony was performed by Rev.
{. Grandr. pastor OF the FIRST Christ
ian crurch.
gold watch. string Of pearls and
pearl brooch. valued at $3.50. was stolen
when thieves looted the home of Earl
Nahan in Chester. while IN" family was
absent. Every drawer IN the house was
transacted. Entrnnc" was gained by
forcing "ron a kitchen window.
Mrs. Lillian Forester OF Chester. and
Albert kr"dcr, Of Carnegie, Pa. were
married here Rev +. pimit Of tho
First Methodist Protestant chuhch.
Fast Liverpool. performed the core
mouy. Following IN" honeymoon trip.
they will reside in Carnegie. Pa
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TWO INJURED AND
PAN HANDLE BLOCKED
BY MCDONALD wreck

srnREHvILI.E. o.; Nov; 29;-i ,nI
+rainmen were seriously inlureH 49,
three stockmcn were sliEh'H -;
while both cast and west bound cd
Of rho pan-WandIr railroad w'rS o'U ..',, =.
for several hours rs tn" result ~ ,,.1-
md freight train collision On 'W
Vrndl.. railroad at 30 tower mr. w,
Donald. Ia. last Of her" tins E' ,,,si
The most seriously injured - ,a"'', n.hH
y,ngl.nC. engineer % Shrra@"n. "a WIN. WIZ
had his right leg taken OH ana 80,
vthrrw,se hurt. His tj-crloa,
name could not b" learned here ham
leg snasred and IN" three S,mcHn
v.r., BADLY cut ard bruised; Az Wa
raEru 10 n Mcdonald hospital ,o
The smaSh-uN occurred Hn"ut TO-,
m. and was due. II - said. TO mn
take IN signals. y freight east oS gst
stopped near IN" tower TO coal. ms
train had n=ht engine on nc re-
4 fas, rast-hoUud freight RUNNING a.
high speed crashed Inv" IN" !S"' ~"
CINE. i"mnlish,uc II. IN" cae""SH at.t
six cars nh"aI and spreading wrSS"@s'
Owe rail- four tracks. .,,,
Yinci:ng and tn. fireman were on the
light engine and IN" stockmcn were IN
the cahCNSS. ,..,l
Fast through trains over, the loca.
division were detUUr"G unHl iatS I"'S
afternoon.
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LOUISVILLE

william :. Miner. Sophomore In St.
Cla!rSVIltr high school. has been elected
chief patrol leader OF the Boy Scouts
of America nncal troop and Arthur
BuwI"S Is assistant.
George &. rinn"y is i'll at his home
on West Main street. The doctor calls
ii pneumonia.
Mrs. W. c. Mcpherson and children
Edlh. John. Donald and Katherine. Of
SPHINX avenue. spent the Weekend with
Mrs. MCrhcrSon's parents. Mr.. and Mrs
John Vaughn, Of Bethesda.
Miss Ella Matthews has returned to
her HON" here after on extended visit
with relatives in New Philadelphia and
Canton.
Mrs w. T. Mcpherson and daughter.
Doris. and Wilson L"pcr. were Wheel
ing shoppers saturday.
J. II. Lorrr :nd family will move 10
their now homo south Of ST. Clairsv!lle,
this week.
Following is the program for the
Farmers lnStituI" to b" given here on
Nc!rorlay and Thursday, December 8
and l.
WEDNESDAY,
Morning Session, $50 n. m.
PRESIDENTS lddrHSs-L. T.. Bramhall.
Exercises by school.
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Ohio Valley News

begging. It Is feared. Price too high
!, ;h,. Nay the situation IS sized up.
\ DELEGATION OF members from t.arE
ln,iu,. Il NcWell WILL attend n" |. .. o.
r. bpnuu.t in Fast LIZ cTpuVi. FRIDAY
u,.ht III honor of the orders r"tuFh'u
servIc. mon. y hranze tablet. contain
iug the names Of the East LIVcrp"ois
nca who served IN the army; navy or
uiarlu, corps. VIII b. unveiled.
\ box social vas held Tuesday even
in; by Pride Of Newell circle, 7. II. c.
immediately following the regular lodge
meeting.
In honor Of Mrs. Daniel Shcckler, a
SUNRISE party was held at her home III
\-wril The affair was in celebration
Of her irihday anniversary.
Rcy. Jesse l.. Deeds. pastor or Inc
Frs, Methodist Episcopal church. WI!
preach thu sermon 1t the Union IhanES-
rf,!ng services which Will hc held IN he
Frs, Presbyterian church Thursday
evening. Rev. Herman llosack. pastor
If :hc latter church. Will assist at the
services. Music VIII hc furnished by
IN. Christian church choir.
Word has been received here or mo
rcr!h OF Isaiah J. puuds. aged I3. father
OF i;rr. l.. q. Douds, former pastor or
tn. Err, Methodist Episcopal church.
y hich occurred at Knoxville, ONO.
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Miners Sc.Aool.

TIL" school for miners. being conducted
every Friday evening in the Fourth ward
school building under the supervision Of
the state officials is doing some excellent
work. and il we'll attended. although
there is plenty of room for more stud
eu's. Prof. Brown. of the State univer-
sity. Is in charge Of this school. also ene
schools at MoundSville. Golfers and NC
k!nl"yville. AMI considerable progress
has hccn made in tho study Of mine gas
es and safety lampc. All men who are
successful in passing this course are ELI
E h1c for positions as mine supcrintend-
cHfs. In addition to teaching studies
that miner should hc we'll versed In,
general discussion Of all activities about
a mine taxes place at every meeting and
many valuable suggestions are received
as a result.
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Choosing a Life work--G. E. Morri1
Adarasa-n N i. AnderSOn- Panll

Choosing a Life work-a. E. Morris.
Address-D. NJ. Z. Anderson. Penie-
LADIES SESSION. 1PA
Appointment Of committees. I.
Estclla Atkinson. president "a
Community singing.
Trayer-Mrs. II. o. Teagarden. a.
Some Rural Problems-Dr. Andef's
son.
Solo-Miss Ruth Jolliff.
Rcading-Esthcr Miner.
Paper-Mrs. l. G. Shepherd
brewing Pictures"-Doris McPher-
son.
Paper-Mrs. A. Q. orrison.
"Smiles"-Mrs. z. H. Hart. &
"Roamin' in the Twilight"-Mrs. n. c.
.IIow 70 Keep well"-Dr Anderson
so'o-NisT EI IGllfS; Tao,
SRurai c!tstzcnsh5pS-a. E. Morri.
Music-Miss Jolliff.
Rural Sanitation pr. Anderson.
Addrcss--H l.. Atkinson.
Music-Miss JolI'ff.
THURSDAY. $40.
Invocation-Rev. f. II. Hart.
Profitable Soil Building-G. E. LAntS.
Address-F. G. Stevens.
Why Pure Bred stock-J. F. walker:
THURSDAY. I'm
Community singing. u;
Report Of committees. - :
Addrcss-Gcorge Z. Morris
General Discussion.
Music--E. Estep and I. Humphrey.
Address-C. w. Montgomery.
Address,. F. Walker.
Discussion-J. T. Shepherd and J. d.
Lyle.
Music. 4
THURSDAY EVENING. 1850.
Community singing. :
Piano Duet-Martha Kelly. Mildred
Watt.
EcadinE-Mrs. z. H. Hart.
Piano Solo--Martha Kelly.
Lccture-To Mountain Crest, Am.
brosc j. Moore. Alliance. Ohio.
President. L. +. Bramhall; vice.proO~
idert J. T.. Lantz; secretary, ]. II. HAy0i
treasurer. F. O. Bowles. h[t
Executive committee. W. B. DreY aOe
J. j: I.entz. Henry Daniel. e II. Hart,
l.. J. Hoge.
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Henwood Personals.

Miss Elizabeth Little has returned
homo from the Glendale hospital. after
undergoing an operation some tina" ago.
John Crawford was business visitor
In Pittsburgh. during the past we"".
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leach are moving
to Buffalo, to make their home there IN
the future.
Mt and Mrs. Lawrence Leach. nf Eur-
raIo, arc visiting relatives IN iA's city
A number Of fans from THIS city W'lI
attend the West NirEinjn-W. i J. game
ut Morgantown, Thanksgiving Day.
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CHESTER

CHESTER. Pa. Nov. 25.-Surpassins
tho record madc in 1915. HancntH
,uuuty's enrolment in the third lNeo
h.rS. MISS Florence Moss. secretary OF
tn" Red Cross. announced tonight kS-
ports tui!ay show that W".rton and Hol-
days Cove have enrolled 1000 mem,
h,.rS. Tn" " rlriuu Steel company VIII
l,:Iy, n lUn per cent Curullmcnt. II IS
sud. Chester reports SIS members. a
falling of compared with the enroll
ucnt Of 9G5 IN 1918. Newell has 80
members compared u 5Gi last year: IN
New Cumberland. 80 were enrolled
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NEWELL

NEWELL. ". Va. Nov. o5.-If n
genuine cold snap develops. Nowel's in
dustrial concerns will be hard MT on
fuel Manufacturers here today w"r"
notified by tho government - expect II"
ndditionai coal shipments until tho mr..
wage dispute is adjusted. wE'l" The
Manufacturers Light and 'r"at Co. puts
the ban on gas FOR industrial concerns
as soon rs the tenn. nature takes 4 drcp,
As yet. local plants have not been ser
!ouSly affected.
Most cS E"woli's families will cat
chicken Th0nksriy ug day. WIKI dr'SS-
I'd turkeys demanding sixty ana sixty
ave cents 4 pound. the birds Will 80
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBCRG. W. Va. No~. e5.-Mcrn-
bcrS of the city council are waiting 70
hear from c. =. billings in reply 10 a
lott'r mailed during the first Of the
week. directing tn" company to continue
the operation of the local street car. c,
X. Jacob. Ci:y solicitor. had received no
reply up until today. If within a reason
ah'" tim" council fails to hear from the
street car officials. legal proceedings
Will likely b" instituted compelling the
operation of cars in conformity with the
present franchise between the city and
the car company.
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Meats rra gic pcnth.

Normal Hale. aged II years: Wei
known ycung man II W":Ct"n. W. T.
died AT thu Ohio Valley h"sp'iR! h''T
this morning Of n" injuries sustained
las, evening in the "elrton r"'''"~N1
lie was in the act OF stepping onto the
niInt az a ward euCir" when H. missed
his footing and fcll under the wa'%!s
OF the locomotive. He was dragged t"s
some distance before the engine was
brought 10 a stop. lie was rushed 10
the hospital her" where It was found
that he had q broken back and "theT
injuries that proved fatal. The nntTr
ard Mrs George Hale Of Wc:rton.
lie had been on he job only six weeks
Nr took the place Ct wilson MarShalt.
young man Of this city. who met death
in the same way. IN the same yaros'
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Mrs. J. ". Pounds Is i'll at her home

Mrs. J. ". Pounds Is Ill at her home
on center street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bonar and son
Harold Lro. MIR. and Mrs. +. 7. Ryan
and son Charles and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
MrNlullrn Will leave today for week s
VISIT at littshurEh and StcubCnville.
MisS Thrlma Friend. the commercial
teacher in tho high school, Will leave
tudly for Pittsburgh To spend the week.
end with friends.
Miss Grace WouGburn spent the day
in NhrClInS on business.
James and Leroy Baker. former res
iuCuls "f this city. rrw of Akron, OHIO.
an. visitin; their aunt. Mrs. W. q. Cham
hcr&. and other relatives and friends.
Ross and Floyd Bunar. students at
Wesleyan college, Will arrive in this city
today to spend the THANKSGIVING Naca-
uu'.
q. w. Carmichael. Of Bowman Ridge.
was IN the cIty Up business yesterday.
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ASK YOUR NEIGHBOR

II has been said that there Is now
hardly city. town or villaEc" in this
country wherein som" women docs not
resi- ie who has found health IN th"t
good. olG-fashinned remedy. Lydia f..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. There
fore # YOU arc suffering from sorrc all
mcnt. and hardly know what I" do for
il. and hav" tried other remedies with
out help ask y"ur n"i"hhor i she has
ever used LYDIA f.. Tjnhh1mS NcC"iahi"
Compound If she herself has never
had the need for it. undoubtedly Sh"
knows others who were just in your
to health by it's use.
condition and WIG have been restored
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Lev Goes On.

The TWO mill l.vy for new county
roads voted 10y IN" r"rpi" At tho * neral
election has ben placed on tn" 49,! tax
dunlicnt" by County Auditor Sh"rma"
Floyd on Instructions from I'll" attorney
general. This 'rrr,.> ~.ra'-S thousands "t
changes IN the duplicate and the tax
hooks ami tn" caN cr.l.cj.uus Of the
county Will hc,at l"as' stN weeks late.
TIL. l"vy will hriaa; <@"o.do0 L year FOR
fly" y,nrS AID "uc-hait Of tn" first
years levy Will u" available for road
IN MNrCh.
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Willard l.. Wells. in looking over some
Il tho receipts Of his mother a few days
n!co. ran across ono from the store form
r-t:. conducted ny John 7. Douglas. Tho
hi.l was it,r.2"d and shows on Septcm-
hnr 2N. for % dozen eggs, tho amount Of
s.. This m1I" IN" eggs retail at IS
cents n dozen as late as 1883. These
eggs were strictly fresh and the price,
compared with the present price for
fresh eggs. shows what time will do.
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schools have been preparing for this
t..ir,, all season and each will place the

SCHOOLS hnvo boon nrcparinE Tor ms
GuIHr all season and each Will place the
best i"S:lnlr team oh tn" tic!d.
AuundSylllc may la handicapped 10y
IN. absence ur E3,i't:Iu McSwain in the
l.; .iI,,,G aS h.. Is behind IN som" studies
hLs lie rs trying hard and may get In
rlaN. All the uth.r players hay" rrruT-
cred from their injuries and VIII be In
tn" lIur-Up.
The nigh school students held n big
rally and cheer practice III the EAiun"S-
iUm Yesterday and the old TIM" OIlhuS-
lasIn was much N evidence. Captain
", Swain, Coach Morrison. Moore, lcat"r
ana the manager of athletics male
,Ir"ch"S and insured victory Tor
M1uuG.sNiilr
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WHAT IT WILL DO FOE THOSE
WHO Are SICK

1T WILL Rid tho system of the Poisons
that are Responsible for most Dis
eases.
IT Wild Enrich and Purify the
BLOOD
Liver.
IT WILL. Flush and Cleanse the
Kidneys.
Muchin".
TT WILL give that Sparkle to tho Ely
and Glow to the Skin that Is the one
Best Bet that Your Health Is Good.
1T WILL Stimulate and Tone tho
Keep a BOZ Of Bulgarian Blood Tea Al
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Funeral Services,

Funeral services over the body Of p.
W. Fleming who was found dead in bed
S"nday morning after an illness Of less
than one week were held Tuesday after
noon from his late residc->c. SIS Char.es
street. The body was laid to rest in
Union cemetery at Stcubcnville, O,
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Literary Society.

A Thanksgiving program Will b" stag
ed this evening in III" auditorium e the
Union high school. by the members 81
the AzulikIt Literary society. mad IN"
Irwin society of the Union hi%h school.
The committee in Charg" Is ARRANGING Il
very elaborate program. and delightful!
time Is assured all who attend
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RIchard CoNIll. one ~ Tho mon Ja'Tod
for refusing 70 testify in tho recent
grand jury nrobc aHd vino was given
damages of 90 conte for false imprisou-
for a now trial II" euSd sheriff Enk"r
and other county officials for $4,000
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Jada Dance

This evening the members Of tho Jada
Club will hold another of their series OF
dances in the Armory Hall, on South
Main street. All members and friends
Of this club are cordially invited to at
tend these affairs.
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Joseph DoE"r. ne.d - years. OF Am
st"rdam. thus county. d'"d ~ ~" Ohio
Valley hospital ~ y result Cs inquiries
sustained several DAYS ago u"pr his
home when his aUir'nuhIl. blow n ti:"
and overturned. piHr .uc h5w underneath
II. He was internally hurt.
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DR. Il. +. Compton will deliver tho
third Of IL series If illustrated lectures
ON The LIir ~ Christ" in the First
II. J.. church sunday evening. These
lectures arc gwen under the auspices
81 tn" 10Th Century Bible class OF which
Dr. COMPTON Is thc teacher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA
WHAT IT WILL DO 1o1 9RoO
WHO ARE WE'LL

WHO ARE WELL
IT WILL Keep the Human Machine n
Perfect Running Order.
IT WILL Prevent Early Old AEA
1T WILL give you Physical Resistance
over Disease Germs In Times Of Epi.
dCmic.
1T WILL Kill Colds and Ward OF In.
flucnza. Grippe and Pneumonia.
IT Is the On" Best General Family
Medicine in the World.
AND when you Brew II and ~ Il
StcaminR hot you get the Rich. Pure
Juices that Mother Nature Intende1
for her Children. n
vays At Haud-Sold At An 0THREi0AR.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-26
Instllls Officers

Crock LOd;," No. lIi mot yesterday
cI"nIH.; tor tho installation ct officers
VIII" were elected nj the orE"niIati"n
# tn" IuG,,r n September 1919. Hon.
has. l.. t,,rrigIu. past grand master.