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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-14
ST. JOHNSDURY
Local News

C. Fred Simanton and friends from
the Empire Theatre Orchestra of
Glen Falls, N. Y, are visiting for d
week at the home of his father,
Charles E. Smanton of Pearl St. The
trip was made in his own car from
Glens Falls.
Mrs. Cora Valentine, Mrs. John
Campbell, Miss Alice Clark, Miss
Catherine Morrison and Rev. A. S.
Woodwork are home from Newport
where they attended the Baptist con-
vention.
Ivan and Perlev Hartwell arc at
Camp Abnaki for the summer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pettigrcw and
children, who have been visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Henry Albee, has
returned to her home in Plainfcld, N.
j.
Joseph F. Flint of Burlington and
a party of friends and relatives were
in st. Johnsbury on Wednesday night
and Thursday, having motored over
from Burlington.
For the second successive week
Jam iietu pun a YAH VII lHc pOUuistI
band concert scheduled for Wedncs-
dav night at the Railroad st. Park
bandstand. The rain holds off until
the last minute and then comes down
in sheets. The same program will be
given next week Wednesday as that
scheduled for June so provided the
weather permits.
The VILLAGE trustees have purchas-
ed about Is new street signs and
they are being placed on the street
corners by Chief Marden and other
employees of the municipality.
Owners of automobile are requested
by hief of Police Finley to drive as
quietly as possible in the vicinity of
the Chautauoua tent while the enter
tainment is being given that the au-
dience may not be disturbed.
The Fairbanks Morse Name Plate
Tor June contains an excellent por-
trait of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. By
ron with interesting "reminiscences
of his So years at tho scale factory
and their golden wedding in 1919.
Ma. Byron is the oldest employe in
the factory. having commenced work
there in March 90, 1867.
s. X. Brigham, proprietor of Brig
hams drug store ad Mrs. Brigham,
are at the Bay View House at York
Beach, Me-, for two weeks vacation.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Bennett of
Cliff street are spending two weeks
1t 1.-THE Abenakis Springs hotel at
Abenakis, Quebec.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-14
James Bailey Injured
When Car Oyerturns

LICKING Backward brought the
author, Edward Bcllamy, some
$4,000 in royalties. but no such luck
happened to James Bailey. when he
looked backward while driving his
car Oh the Danvlle load Monday
noon. Mr.. Bailey discovered that a
whole lot can happen in twinkling
of an eye, for when he looked up his
car was bottom side IN bv the road
side, his companion hal disappeared
through the top and he himself was
nursin~ bruised ankle. He was TAX
en- TO DR.. w. 3. Fitch's office where
an X-rav revealed badly fractured
bone. This was adjusted and he re-
turned to his home. His car was
uninjured. -,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-14
WEST BURKE

Mrs. NJ. NJ. Coe is at Plymouth,
N. H., with her daughter, Mrs. Or
cult.
Adrain Cheney and wife with rcla-
tivcs from Quincy, Mass, are camp
ing at Island Pond for Il week.
Alison Grey is in very poor health.
Nettie Mccoy is attending summer
school at Kccnc, N H.
Nh. bullock and Cheney of Penn
sylvania, arc visiting at Myrtle Halls
Mrs. Abar, who ha sheen so sick is
gazing and able to be around the
house some.
Celia Spencer from Waltham,
Mass. is home or the summer.
N. l.. Mclean was Il business WISH
tor in Town Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gates are at
Newport for the week end.
f. Il. Smith is in very poor health
Next Thursday evening, July Is, II
concert will be given at the Gem
Theatre by four ladies of the 3. l.. +.
Concert Co., under auspices of the
Eastern Star.
Emma Way and grandson, Leigh
ton, arc visiting at Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovcioy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frand Ward visited at Fred Bug
bees recently.
Mrs. Eta Rugglcs and Elsie Whip
pie arc spending the week end at
Willoughby lake.
Helen Chappcll was operated on
at her home Saturday by DIR. Leonard
of Lyndonvillc and Kendrich for ad-
cnoids and tonsils.
There will be lawn party on the
church lawn next Tuesday evening,
given by the young people under the
auspices Of the Ladies Aid. Ice
cream and cake will be sold.
Mrs. Marion Stewart is in Orleans
for the week end.
Mrs. II. Foster is attending sum-
MGR chool at Burlington. Her sister
Avis HOLSTER, from Springfield, n.
Y. is keeping house for her.
Claire and Wayne Hitchcock of
Springfield, Mass, came last week to
visit their grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ALA Hall.
Miss Annie Cahill is spending the
week here, visiting relatives and
friends.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-14

lie will he greatly missed in the
church and community.
he was life long resident of this
town. The beautiful burial service
of the Grange was given at the
grave. He also was Il member Of the
il. o. L. A. NJ. which orders at
tended in 4 BODY. The beautiful
flowers were Il mute token of the
respect OF his manv friends.
Mrs. Martha Drown and daugh-
ter. Ena, who have been at Lyndon
vile the ST. wear has returned and
opened hci house for the summer.
Mrs. W. NJ. Wiley went Tuesday
TO New York state to visit relatives.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-14

The merchants who won't adver-
tise to close out goods on declining
market, arc likely to have the salts
faction of keeping the goods right
on their shelves where they can en-
.io, looking a. 'em.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
BRIGHT SPOTS IN
- THE SPORT ARENA

with IT Pauls defeat Sunday at tho
ha nds OF the Baltimore inttrnaii"hhls.
the latter eau without doubt claim To
he the premISr miuOr league team 81
the season - 1920 jack iiunHa Ie-
doubt able Diiuies virtually owcpt the
piI Ghe1a 81 "a. Au,sii'"G Ass"oiatlD''
waTe practically heipi,sa Lef"'o ~,
siuSsI"s Lttis1a ~ tns i"'s'""tI"i'"'
lOaPuS
wee it. t..""T - tES 'l"Sa - th' -
ist".ti""ai iss~". ths isasJ" ."
,slysa a"'"s asssts .'l'i'ts"' w To-"
lsssu.a .. ~. 's.'lh. ii"' - '"h 40
ia.a -hi,.,, - "s"'sss d-rIr -" 10
sss.."s.t r,p "r h-i ih."' h"'
i.t- -,,,,iI I-ii -. I,s,''t 'isI' i'''s'""
IIan-I league ,r.o'ds ~ ih-y 49," ~
,sd -spI"-i 80 i.si I,iishr "ras I" ~"
ilsrg lras"' -" \" 'h'- '""'''"'
ih- r.,ir- hId 'u"'h I"-r'h '"Hi"''"H
th- rrs,ilt 20, -" 'lr'"ri"U-. ~hirh'
ihsF dNssrv~h
hrrs,snliy he trrfinr h-'Iirr r"-.'
10 80 myth Ihnrlls itril '"uslhH'"h -
DO tho 100 ~ ~" Ar-"clHil"" rl'"hs'"
tho rpr' s~Hs"r r'-''"I lh''" r''n"'
praInri tIrlitt,uro ~ Ihr seth" "nh ~ =
drIyan ~ tho vh"rrru 90 "s"h """sHln"
Inrk Dunn baltimore w""aV"r rnh
Widely hpopn 10 tho 1lsrpvpf'T ~ Ilah"
Jiuth dosNFvrr all tho credit Tor his
teams uurvrsa baltimore nhlHh"h "n'Y
iva aud ono lplr Fnw"H ah""h ~ I"f
onto ~ a hght that nearly proved 49,
hail. this nSapnn Tho Canadian city
team ntiishad IN" r"H-1u breaking oil
rsrpTda for a second plaf" team. win
nInE 0yor ono hundred Rsme' The I'm"
an Tho TuTunIu team praH"ui"d was on"
ruch a. ~ HsldOm S""n "ui"lde OF IN"
=. boz leagues, bat the luCk waH aKhlnni
.Mrrvm IacSSna, uulITn"ro's cl"Ssy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
MRS, G, ". MERCHANT
SUCCUMBED SUNDAY

Mrs Catherine Merchant. wcll known
md highly esteemed resident "f No. ~
Fifteenth street. expired yesterday A.
icrnOon Mt els o'clock at IN" ONO val,
low General hospital following u short
illness attributed TO complication Vi
diseases.
The deCca Sed was born and reared IN
this city and was educated IN the pu biic
schools She was the daughter OF the
late Jacob Morris. we'll known local con
tractor. She was Gb years ~ age.
Mrs Merchant was the WIG or
George w Merchant. UIrrk al the
Wheeling hotel, who survives her. IN AL
diIIuu t. one son. Ge"rE" Merchant OF
iIIihbuCEh, Ihr,c hIoihcis. il"rlo".
Franz L"d Jesse g NurrIs. AMI ihIen
sisIcrs Ma Daniel irinsor Mrs. A. Il.
k,iIy .,nd Mia ie.'y II ii"i"Li""h. all
uf ihIr .Iy
she Ne, a si"uu,h mI"".i'', 81 tho
no.uid unII.d IIoahyioiI"" ,h,..'h ""l
aI~aga i,"h an ",iI,, i.".i l." a".i"I
I.n,A Iui,a 81 IT,. ,i,,I,h
r""I..I "..""h s...'',ia ~Iii "'i Ls
committed ""ili IL. "..Ir"i Fl La' a,,''
i.,.,.. iIii.i.,.rh ~. ..".i"a IN H.
i.L.n g. 49,. L..". 81 h.. ..t-i". a."
) r.iis 81 ~" iOI'. ri.'',',i, "'.'''
i,n.,, .-Lr," -. sr, tI'-. - b." '"'''
, ,l,,ri.d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

.s.t.. n.id,. ~aa iLa La.'i"e 'h"'''r
I,u .I ,ta i.t....tI""-I isar"s hy, ~"
.,ai si.I ~ ins Is"o"S go" ''""
D,,u,. 80 hr"dIrr
n,.~s, ~ss .ild !" ~" """h'"s' '''
A,...i.... ,,... a." ..","tt L.I"." ~" ."
I",i"E ~" -''l''"." :" 80 ''"H"" VS."
.I. ,,,,,,aI .nn'rh h"',,''- :" u''' h'''
-. ia.J D., 81" r-''I'''i"' Ne" - 'H'
,Ius tie ,.l,.,'lrF "r''el'i"" '"'"''
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-. ,ninu,~ .uh""rh DO frll ""ly '""'
,,.Intr .Gy - .a""irr ~ !" Me- Wa
tnrs-nn- average. ~hi'h ~sr w"
10, ,I.,n.r ~ Nilw-"r"" l"h ~"
hIlirrr ihis yrrr WIN 80 "r''nr" -
49, ,i""YE .''."L s s."" ., .n'' ,i ""
rrnirn,Iot- fnr the HON" 'un hl'''nT
,iiIo win twenty -,hror nrd twenty ~"
bnnars respectively. although Ur"wn"r
WINS not ~ ~" whole Henrnn
ThI- met leads 10 n particular COZ"
rIdonco H. tho three leagues Iiri"f ~
tho AanocInIion aud Iir"woi ~ ~" !"
tornatinnsI both nrai hnue'n"n. ted
thor roEporilvc l"tEunH Tor home ~"
honorn win twenty -ihr'" each whD"
IJarVrayr ~ the NsHurlhtion md Ron
uIcb ~ tho International. dor"Iv"H 10"
circuit hou"r-. ~ no played Ia tnr l"aH
Knnou than uTlrf hlR A 4 flval
Tho pn,In, uOnsI league. tbs ihiCd
member 81 ~" class A. 10 '0nrI'l'u
u,Ln by lis Hbs"n,o Ia tho Hh0v" I"ihHIhH
THIS LEAGUE haa became ~ d"nn'alI'"h
by tho gambling Cha'g"E Ia INC r"h'
Saar that u IN lmp"sHlhl" l" ""''h,"'"
ihe U,a,I strength thus II "ubi Il" I"i'
out ~ tho reckoning
IA ma faniIy foam the IuiDilb "f ih'
u.AI soA5,a, tho lni'T"ail""ai League
haa ,suHinad ITO position 40 SO ""i ""'y
4. tho Iua lee, league iaa'nA Ia TIE 'at
lao
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
SAW DAYLIGHT AND
NEW LIFE AHEAD
Will. R-dfsss. F.It Dawn Of Rope In
HsTb sap; In Days Tlr"s Abls
20 Do UOusswork.

II was almost drppundrni md YOU
would no. too, " you had suffered with
stomach md kidney tr"uhl" for ~" past
, five years ~ I have. ] kept up just NJ
long az could and tried to convince
myself that II was purely imagination.
but finally ] had to give up and 80 To
he'd" SAYS Mrs Phcna Hendrix. 223 East
Madison street. Louisville. Ky.
And | Was forced To stay in bod. too.
, for over (ivn weeks straight. with pains
that were almost uncndurnble urea
all kinds Of medicines and treatments.
! but nothing helped me ono iOta. ! tried
! to sit up, but couldn't. ] Was 80 weak
| aud worn out, Finally ! made up my
! mind that something had Ia be done, aa
| life became IA burden To me. When |
saw Herb Sap advertised In tho paper
! / actually Jaw daylight and "a now lie
| ahoad or mo. because nay own I"inih"i'
) asnsu convinced Ho TiEht lhon a"h 'h"fs
! that oui Of the ground E'o~ pl"n!s
/ when pTnpoGy prepared Anh pleaded
/ would relieve oil siiIna"is know lhal
! sea Iti,u had p'"vli"d lac ih"so ihI"h"
and u ii.,L Sat vac '""lIy """" 80
" hai u aald u vac. lad Ii""ily i"""'
! Ihs r,,.rat medicine. -" ! Ho"i '"y h'"
! hand -. tho I,ne si''s ""h l." h'""rh'
,.. h,.,.a g L,liIE l""E " "''"'hl"u
/ - aIt",it""s thS ""'g f'"' """" ''''
| yIn, ."I .ra ~ ~"" '"si" f'"'' r"'" h"'h",
aud ,Ii,,urh I 49," ""l ""'h - h""''
! D.. n,nr 80 .s.rCr,sIr Uuu"' a"F lh"'
80. nu, ~ bed In - h"u's ""i !" =
day. Nv" was I"luF NV h""H" w'"h '
Tru lite now wuUon MI -" 49," w
rnrrr.' hr-lh I wnu' "Ih"r" '" b""w
nh"ul hla grand nrdl"lr" ""h '"' nus
| -, ,Iclty rIve TITS abatement f"'
modification. I hrr" "vrry 'lrtlT p"'sn''
| hint 10 IN norh ~ - F""h toni" Tor hu''h
IuV them NJ nnd InoronHlnE 'h"lr arrr,
tito. vim. vlgor and norv" i"r'e WIN
! resort 10 Wrrb SAP
Herb SAT- ~ now sold at {. ~ Erle"
4 co.'s and ali good drug st"r"" IN sur
rnundinE territory Have your fav"rnc
! druggist got it for you II h" is out OF IT,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18

OBITUARY s
CLAIMS
|. |. GARRETT.
PROMINENT YOUNG BUsITEEB MAN
SUCCUMBB TO APPENDICITIS
ATTACK
Assistant Manager Auto sales Company.
Mason, ELK. ana Active
KiHaninn

Leroy l.. Garrett, well known and
highly esteemed young man Of No 2ll9
EOn street, expired laat evening at .tb
o'clock at tho ohio Valley General hos
pital Mr.. Garrett took Ill on Friday
evening with appendicitis. lie grew
worse. aud Sunday Afternoon wha 1"
moved to The hospital Ia undergo Scr
iuua operation His death followed
Tho da,ca God Was born al hOunl lAph
cham. ONO. Jhy -. 1891 "nd ~aa 50
years al aBe flo was reared hhd "hn
,aiod ihuia Nv" yoaia an" lac '""'" s"h
t.. II.Is .ny and boa"us Hss"' Idi'd WIN
tho A,du Eulca company h"i"' ''""
agu Lo wac uaLG aaoISlani bthS'al
u,auat,I 81 Ihls .,,'''ai"
Ito wa affiliated Win H." h""""l"
t.dI,a anh WhseIlna i"dr" -" 10.
/ - IIhn Ito wac "l"" " 7''y at M"
,,,s,,,h., 81 tho Hiw""IH 'l"h 81 'hl"
,ny .I~"v" i"hl"r "" "'il"" I"' '
ali ~" ,l"L" "n"Ns "ud attending ell
'n."Il"r"
N, tIn,,.iI = s,',v lv"'l hv ~" ~"
Mo Nio,Ir" i.a.,"ii """ '""rh''i hI""
Wv,iyn hr" f",r",. l.. !. H"''"'i ~
Mount & ,rrrl'r u"d ~" "i"'"'e, W."
UnitA, - u"I Vrll"V, i'hi". "rl NJ"
MAJ ~ Durrr, tIiY, bhl"
TurnrpI arrangements w"r" ln'""
pIoie al ~ lpio huur lpu' Wight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
.OW DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
FIRST Htop In Treatment Ia hriak
purRativo With 0alotaba. tho
Purified and Refined Calomel
ThblgtH That AFRO Nauaealeas.
Hafe and BTo.

Dor'ora hay" found by epp~ri"nto
that ~ madeline f"T ""ldr and lnnu-
ansn cau D." depended upon Tor full 81
faUtIvoueHa until tho liver ~ made thor
nuEhIy active That In why tho nTHl
sIrp in the treatment IL tho Now nRu-
saAlrua Calum"l talbot cRllNd IhlotphE,
which are fr"o from tho Eichontng and
usakonInE effects ~ tho old style Oalo-
mel, Doctors also point out Ia" met
that an active lIver may 30 long way
towards preventing innuonEs and In
ono Of tho most important factors In
enabling the patient To sucCrzAfully
Withstand an attack and ward or pnou-
moniR
Ono CalotAb on tho tongue at bod
TINA with a swallow OF wRteT-thRts
All No salts. u" nausea nor the slight
en-, interference with your eating. pleas
mr., or work Next morning your cold
has VanIshsd. your lVer IL active. your
nyntan Is purincd. and you are feeling
NM, with "A hearty appetite Tor break
fast Druggists Sall CAlo,abn only In
original sealed packasrH. price thirty
dSr c.nta Your money Will ho cheer
TulIy refunded II y0u do not mud them
dsIlshtful -.-( AdV)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
RESUME OF HIGH SCHOOL GAMES

oaptsd. ending the yisitoTs olsAsss -
score II vas the closest thai asy -
posing team has came 10 the neaSe
IuAl line.
YsyVv-1tsabssvtDS.
FERRY HiGh walked away Wtt4 -
bshviiis. Who was ssp.s,sd 70 Sivs ~
Purple saas tTogbls. the nnAi sa,vO
alandlna 900 IN favor ~ the bsUiaA1
MAYER ala ika up!iha ylssT slsvyg
threaten ~ s."'s. While 'hs psTlfh
were gsi"l"H G"gsls's"'ly A"a "ssl1
lnu.I.d.~ WIS 49, tbnush ihsS ws.s sstl
avery minai. 9a.ups.ass ssd.s ere
Igvans wsIa ibs sI"und saiesSs T"T I'VE
fuIpIs
rhr n's, tis 90" y.,Ig, ''..h ,:
I'D u.,yasyliia ths ts,m.1 yLillan
though 49, s-a. -ln"s. w ih,H. I"usps
doyns Nussh hsaaasyr h"Er u" ~
ln. 81 ,Lsl' hs-i lhIa vt.' .h,' WI
..suii ~ ibsl, dfisr' ~ ~. usage
Wa.~."d L"a nnli.h. .n ri-thtEYk
nd ~ ,ip .h.mri""-bip '"""lns w
s.,n. .uI.d 30, ihs S."'. AIb !" 'hS
hsd a.d pis.ls tayWr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
ASSults.
Wheeling Ia EaBI llHh t'"'"'"
bubJ ,,,,,ttio
Martina Poiy. ~,
UDhloI D. ~,
naiIaaITG. al h"unhsVill" HiEh. v.

Dhlo) b, an,
wn,.,,.s .ao,.a her hlsses, ue,or
.f ,ho ssa."n over Hat HiEh "f "a"
n,,uI,,,s nu piDn. pield haiu'dAy "hsh
IA. ,inId And Diua ba.LH HiYaH.h 'hs
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bI.,i uI.h .ams ks,a i""ia1 =" ne
,,.,n...t I..U ~ the bhl" o""'i""t "'I
L,1.iu. J.r,v 10 hi"' Tow "'rr'"r %,
,I.y .n., rIA."Lanth h"h h"ta" V"
l., u,II,.y " .".m"d g" 'h""Hh lh"
49, ,,, +. IT,, b."iinr Ana'
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ni... 10. nulJ .ni hl"s lIns "'"''f"
l., ,t.,sa L.,d ""d h"'r TBS" -" w."
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do ANYTHING lh,""rh Ne '". wv,
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mas. -u,h go "prr h"ld rl"Fs "'.'
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H., ,n-., ~ s,,."rih go Wh..il"s'r
tt.. .,d hi" y"unrNis' frYuh' h-'h
an IA. Wy UIs Nighttime -pt'l' I" 'hs
,,,ra -,s enough - VIII "ny I"u'r 81
imitation H. vas never taken "ui ~
Ihn rrr. "nh wh"" tho sob" o"i"s uppn
ID. haId Iu-i rf,sy ~" Src"ud touch
Invn h.. nut mn" int" ,h.m IN 81
tns,nni .ud mas, HIsh wnr unabl. Ia
dn anything with practically .Vs'y
inlay ihs, war iri.h
I'hu. fsr, the Upld hrr not hsap
.ont.d upon, aud whom hocIasU TaoAd
"a the III yard line hatuTdAy, a stone.
wall vns Tho best Bsms hist could bs
Gas made and = forward ives IhtaI-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-18
MORGAN TO GET
GREAT RECEPTION

itcruI,II,nnn 81 "a" Nh', lInE dIniil"i
a., nIInuEInE ono 81 IhU hirE'"i cole
Lnin,na r. tho 'Ani"Iru ~ honor ."
Iu I,,E T. h"isnn ltrI"I'II' a" E"bo'
nniu,iaI n"iuIu.o. wl" ~ Il" Ih" I"l'
,iraI np"~hr, a. meeting I" "" h'i"
80 IL,. Nn,k.t hudIt"i I"'n H'nh"y -"
ini., 81 a. -, i"t
B.laH"iir"a f,"n" iIpn'"'h Ii'""h".
hI",.I"Ii aDi WDls"l' 'r''i''H WI a.
,Iaa a",iy 4" ths "II,i",r'" :" "'i""h ia"
n,.,Li"s ~ ~IIi IT,. ~. i'""I "r""' 10 81
ne, ,a.urnInu d.iIsa,,d B." Ihu n"' -"
poet - iIta ni"i" ~ i"'ii,. b"Jt""
fade. Lnib.u riII o. ,t.' ~ ~" -"
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m,a,,h u" e h"Iv 4" ~, fi',hri ""h'ir'
uuu 40 80, a"tIy rtE",uH..I .,".' I,i"r
n,h - hu,,,,,I" 80, 10 ~ t.,,m. :" wh"sI
i"r "n "r""ioI ,"," &" "'i'"d ihs '-Ily
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Wonan's Faith Helps
Husband

- ~. ny sr"d h.si'h ." ~. ~
saw ~ H.y'- w"rd.'f"i h..~-4v , \
v.- d"vr ,, hsdiy rl,h s's'~9sh 30
i've, ,,pmbts snsy ~ yr.'s NJ ssnsf-
lrr spd Tying ..y"y sN.En v~gtM
m.aIrlns h.- rs',ainiT bssn o.
send 10 ~. u IN . s'u'rl.. hssmlfN4
p,rp.,.iIon that v.woyss 'hs sasarvhah
,nu"u- from lhe In,er'Insl ,FsHt A.
.il.ys the Inflammation which pasaAo
,ra.tIr.IIy all stomach, liver aid lhs
I.r,inai niImani-, Including appendix
oiijH pns dose will 0onyinos az Inossv
Tsfasdsd ....--.-....-
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BURIAL TODAY FOR
LATE WILLIAM M'CEE
H-rvIn.s weld Yesterday Afternoon Trrr'
uon- ~ H,st>-- ~ Late
Tlrsnsn

Thlu m"rulnE f'",n ~" HON" ~ hlr
sIrIor Mrs NJ llls ~" 10 N"uih
Ilrundwny Htreci tho lnUl md ilion WI
ho ,uuduriud fnr William h'Goo. well
known city fromnU. f"Il"winE whlrh
tn" body VIII ho cnITlnd Ia iia last IoHi
ing place on a flrn truck manned by
msmhcra 81 hin company IT North
WhHrluF. Iumpor Company No
IiurluI VIII ho Ia prronw0ud r"m"i"ty
During lao EorvlcoH. tho flro bollr or
tho oity viii H." I"Iiod MouhorS 81
I'umprr Company No : viii act az phli
hearers whlIo hn escort ~ police HEd
fITon,on viii accompany tho h"dy L" ia
lnri IonIiuE place.
Funeral prIyl,ca were conducted yea
trI day aTtoinuuu a. ! O,IWCh by ihu
iiul August Z itnS,ho. phuiur ~ ~
i'auI'B uhui,h VII" paid - iIiIuI, ~ tho
d,"d ia on"" ~ hiImE hio pact ",Il"na
un the durGii 'nsni i"i tic i'aai "lhhi"on
Tudia
Al tho ny flags nio 81 hnIr enact
While ihs h"dsos ~ all ,i,. fI'"',,1. LA VI.
hu'n d'"T.d Zoe ihI,ig dsy"
rI,on,an Aiuttoo wac fatally h",I ~hIls
."Iu,UIns tn,", ~. h',""iv h,,IIiIiu No.
a. nsIiai'" ih"'slHy ","'"i"s
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OUT or THE GAME

Now Haven. Conn. oct l7--Tlm cal
Iahnn. captain and Ccn,or Of tho Yhlo
football team. and Malcolm hldrlch.
hnlthack. probably will be out OF tho
game FOR two weeks. II wHB announced
NJ Yale tonight. They wore injured In
cEtcrday'H game with BOSTON College.
NoSt Saturday Yale plays West Vir-
gate
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Mnlrnr Yun.rnl rnsndan

Funeral ErrviCcg for Mrs. KntlC lINlt
Mulroy. wifs Of James Mulr"y. who
died tat 10 O'clock Saturday morning. At
StoubnnvIll". ohio. viii 10 held at
o'clock TucHdny morning In tho homo
OF her alHlrr- In law Mrs Charles Win
torhoIlcr. First street and Lincoln nyc-
nue. bridgeport Onto. Al 10 o'clock
requiem high mas viii hc "hH"rVod In
tt AiphOnsua church. Nhr.Ilng, f"l-
luwc, by inteTmcnI In Mount Calvary
C,moirTY.
Mira Mulr"y rnnld"d at lico"h Ii"tt"m
nj tho IIu,r Of taking ~ Prior Ia go
ing To- IuoCh IiulI0n 10 reside phc lived
al IrIdEcp"It. aud hhH Wilde 'Ii"lo or
aGuuuiuiauros la that Guy wh"m Hho
,tIInhcI,d amnuuH huI warm fTiUndn
Mia Muii"y In nuIVlvcd by hoI han
Lea nd lac, nUIhoI Min I."uIno Iiuii. anl
uuo LIuihoI. iiany Ii"lI
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Euns,sl vse,s,dsV

Funeral rorvi""s ver" 'nnhurtrh ~"
Inrday afinrn"un fr"m ~" Moun"l IN
d"IiaklnE pnSl"ru - l"l' 'h"Tllne
rb"nI. 10y tho llcy. HuuuuI NJ Hlhu"n
pastor ~ tho tirHi Irouh Yl"rlpn church
for tho lat" Charles TpyIur. fornrrly
81 TIL softly VIII" Inra"d away Nuiur
day morning at tho ~ Mnry'r h"rplinl
In Clnr lnnntl fniNrinrnt followed IN
rrnlnHuln cemetery. rho hc"ruu"d WINS
wnlI known hero nnh ~ HHITyivCh by
IhroO sons All OF this city.
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Meeting Expectation. - Tho choor,

Meeting Expectations. - Tho choory
caller tried To pArnuado old Aunt Mar
tina not TO dwell upon her troubles, tell
ing her SHE would fosl happier Ir sho
Ignored them well. honey" BAid tho
old lady, Il dunno bout dat nllua
lowed when do Lord send mo trihuo,
tinn lao done npoc mo Ia tribuiHtc e.
Boston Transcript
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marsh Funeral

Thia nGia,n""n fr"m n" home 81 h'"
,.u ,'Ln,I1n. H". i2tb Jacob aii""' ia"
ami pcII,aa ,rnI j." hoIh i"I ia" 1T"
IoL, hniHii. VsIl En""" "'Il "'"" 90
iIoIInIIu. VII" r""""h away '"''" "''
49,, f.it...i,,. -. a, Iof lIIn"aa Ii"v huH
..t Ii..,hs iDyi", ~ 40 la"l 4"
.ln,,n. viii "nioi"ia ""h i"'"''"'"' VII
lac, a.. Ht yIu" '"'""'-'y
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Ihih "fi"'','''" f'','" -" family h""-
EhU u",,Ih, broadway f"""'"l ."' '"''
~nJ T." h-lh f"' ~" IpI" hns'' :.
h,hri vi, hlsh l'l'l"Y "iphi I"ll"~lng
f.. H., Irf lllu"au NV ~ ~ it"wp'd "ud
n"y trpiu i"'ina, s"l r'sH-ui t'"W 90
~ ~" 1hnrnrr" NJ VI 'hur'h ~lll -
n"lni". "nh lu's,msni VII H." ~ r'""n
upI tpiuioiy
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burn. m saturday. viii ho hello h"V
f. Il IcwcliYn, pastor or ia" h'"""
church. wiII "Hi'Inl" ana '"'' .r, w..
leo Ia SI"mc Church cemetery III" """F
win arrive today
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EIinaIaI Tnaa1aI

Tuoa,Lny an,,"u"" Tr"u" a." h"u"" 81
Ia, I,ntI,o, NJ Iia,iloib 81 rlu,
I,.,a IL, I,n,I"I a'I vI,'a i"r iI,' iUto
Mo ~ hnun,I.I f"in,'IIg - H."
nuI ihs rIks dI"i,ii. WI" hi'h !" W""n