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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
Martina Ferry Rrinfn

Mrs. Mary Roberts will be the hos
tess TO tho members of the Loyal Wom-
ems class of the Christian church at
her homo on Third street THIS afternoon.
Miss Margaret Dixon left yesterday
10 resume her studies at oxford. after
a visit with her parents for a few days
me annual congregational meeting
for the election Of officers Will he held
by the members Of St Johns Lutheran
church this evening.
Miss Mary MCMahon is spending the
| day IN Pittsburgh receiving instruction
from Prof. Archer of that place.
Mrs. c. W. CusiCk was tho hostess
to the members of Opportunity circle
Of the Kings Daughters at her home on
Broadway street last night.
Miss Erma Spence left yesterday for
BIRMINGHAM. la, TO resume her teach
ing after a visit with her parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel L. AlpauGh have
arrived home after an extended visit
with friends in New Jersey
w. b. Francis left last night to re-
turn 10 business at Washington. y. c..
after a visit with his family here for
few days.
A meeting OF the health board Of this
! city has been called to take place al the
city building next Saturday night.
Miss Nellie Moor" has returned IN
Charlcston. W. Va. after spending the
HOLIDAYS With local relatives.
Forest ScdgwiCk has returned 10 his
! duties ut Washington. D. G.. after a Wis
it with relatives here
Revival services arc being conducted
at tho Christian church each evening Of
this week beginning at 7:3n O'Clock,
Mrs Earnest X. .4IoGH is confined to
| her HON" on North Fourth street with
| illness.
Miss Grace Williams has resigned her
position as teacher at the Central school
| due to Ill health.
Mrs. J. w. Pyle. Of Pearl street. will
leave this week for Mama. Fla. where
she will spend the remainder Of thu
winter
Nelson Hodge has been appointed 70
MI III" vacancy Mt tho Local { a. l.
station left BY the resignation OF J. p
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Carson Of South
Sixth street are the parents Of A new
baby girl which arrived Sunday.
\ meeting OF the Daughters Of Isa-
bella. will be held Tuesday evening at
o'clock in the school hall Of St
Marys church, and any lady Of the con-
EreEation wishing to join will please
attend this meeting. The initiation will
be held on Sunday, January 18Th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-06
JAMES A. ROACH
GAINED 30 Lbs.
HAD ALMOST ABANDONED HOPE OF
EVER BEING WELL AGAIN HE
BEGAN TAKING TANLAC.
NOW FEELS FINE AND FULL OF
ENER ROY, STATES VIRGINIA
SHOE MAN,

Whom began taking Tanlac I only
weighed ono hundred and thirty POUNDS
and was IN such n bad shape that my
wife f"alCd | couldn't live long. hut
now balance the scales at one hundred
and sixty and my friends all say I'm the
picture Of health"
The above remarkable statement was
made by James 4. Roach. valued ON
ploy" Of the Smith RrIs'o" Sho% COM m
pany living Mt f0G Clay street. Lynch
burg. Va. in relating his experience
with the medicine recently.
Il am now flfty-iiyC years of age,
continued Mr. Roach. but. | declare.
don't feel any older than I did at TWEEN.
tho way Tanlac has relieved my troubles
and built me UP. | had suffered for ten
years with Indigestion and c"mpliCa-
ton Of troubles and had almost de-
SPARED Of ever getting we'll. My stom-
aCh finally got in such an upset condi-
tion that couldn't eat 4 thing but what
hurt me The gas from my sour. un-
diEcstcd food would almost smother me
ut timoS and made my heart boat 40 taSt
that IL alarmed me. could not cat no
breakfast Mt all. as tho very sight OF
food made mo sick and I was in ter
riblc candition. | also had rheumatism
in my legs and arms so had that l
couldn't walk or raise my hands Ia my
head without just suffering agony. l
was often losing n week nj time from
my work and was so thin, weak ana
rundown that il was all ] could do to
get in any time ut all My kidneys were
all out Of order and the pains in my
back were so intense that ] could not
st0op over and straiEhtcn up without
help. hardly ever slept more than two
hours ut tim" and many night sat
up in a chair all night with my VII"
giving me medicine and crying, thinking
I would not live till day.
"But thanks 10 TanlaC. things are al
together different with me now. BEFORE
7 had finished my first bottle I could soc
n change for tho hotter and that was the
hccCinniuE Of now life. energy and hap
ninrss for me. So stuck right 10 Tan
lac and II has so completely changed me
around that am like another man. or
should say lik" the man | was before
my troubles hogan. have never felt
better in my If" and that means l
haven't an ache or pain OF any KIND
7 start out in the mornings 70 NY work
feeling good and feel inst rs good when
tho day 10 over. In fact. I nm f""llnG
rne all the time and my friends and fell
low workmcn often speak Of me looking
so well. All the prais" f0r my present
robust health hrlnnTs to Tanlac and ]
would ho unCrat"ful not 10 pnss the
good work along"
TanIac Is sold IN Wheeling by the
TIorr- Davis Drug Co. li45 Market st.
md lO34 Main st. and tho f. X. Hoge
Drug Co. Martins Ferry.
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So Many People
Are Half Sick
And Miserable
They Do Not Know What Is
the Matter and Their
Physician Cannot
Name the Disease.

There are just lots and lots OF people
who are sick-yenuinely slCk--yr' who
manage 20 drag through their work day
after day. They do not know what ~
the matter with them and their phys
clan cannot nam" the disease hat
miserable. "tired-all-the-time" feeling"
In most cases the real cause of this
state Of poor health is that the blood is
clpSKed with Impurities and the bowels.
kjlneys and other vital organs arc not
astinE properly. y reliable blood purl-
fier Is needed.
Prescription C-2223 IS a blood purifier
of unusual merit. 1t - supplied ready
TO be taken in small doses. II not only
cleanses and sweeps out Of the blood all
impurities that are causing i'll health.
but tones up the system.
In taking this blood treatment. II is
very necessary that the bowels act reg
ularly. There - nothing better than
9s2a Liver Pills. They do not s!ckcn or
&ripe. One Is 4 dose.
Prescription C-2223 Is guaranteed TO
give you satisfactory relief or money
Will be refunded. Ask your druggist "r
send Sl.15 70 the 2223 Laboratory l%S
Iiayoso avenue, Memphis. Tenn. for u
bottle and 2Sc box OF pills Write for
literature. 49, almanac and sample of
the pills.
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New Elixir, Called Aspiron-
al, Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Cold and Prevent Compli-
cations.
Every Druggist in q. S. In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

The sensation OF the year In the drug
trade Is Aspironal, the two-minute cold
and cough rel!ever. author!tatiTCly
guaranteed by the laboratories: tested,
approved and most enthusiastically on
dorscd by tho highest authorities. and
proclaimed by the common people as
ten times rs quick and effective as
whjskey, rock and rye. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have tried.
All drug stores arc now supplied with
the wonderful new elixir. so all you
have 70 do TO got rid Of that cold is TO
strp into tho nearest drug store. hand
,hc clerk hal" dollar for a hottie Of
Asrironal. and toll hun to serve you
Two tcaspooufuls with four tcaSoonfulS
Of water in glass. With your watch
in YOUR hand. tai" tn" drink NJ one
swallow and call for your money back
in two minutes if you cannot feel your
cold fading away like dream within
the time limit. Don't ho haShful. for
all druggists invite you and expect you
10 try Il. Evcryhody's doing il.
When your cold or cough is relieved
take the remainder nf the bottle homo
70 your wife and babies, for ASpironal
Is hy far the safest and most effective
tn, easiest 10 take and the most agree
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and Childrgn.-Adv.
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probate Court.

Charles Wilson. dec. Will and appli-
Gallon To admit TO probate fllcd WIN
waivers Of notice. Testimony or W. III
Zones taken reduced 10 writing anu
Elisha Lucas. dec. inventory nleo'
approved and ordered recorded.
Myrtle w. Wallace. admrX or Eilslia
Lucas dec. ". Luidi W. Lucas. 81 a.
Petition To sell real estate To pay deotS'
Affidavit and prccipe for summons meg:
Summons ordered and issued 10 sheriff
of Starke county and cause continued
Rosan Gyarli, adoption and change OF
name. Petition filed by JoanhiS Sinit1
and Rosie Smith. husband and VIE
SI,h answer and consent OF AlDcrt '1y-
arli and Matte Rabokin Gyarl. parent 3
If child. Cause heard. wife examined
separate and apart from husband, adop,
ton ordered nnd name ordered changed
20 ROsan Smith.
Henry W. Rowles. dec. Distribution
account filed. approved and allowed as
final discharge Of admir-. RECORD or
dcred.
account filed. approved and allowed as
hnal discharge Of admr. Record or
dcred.
Nancy J. ITarler. dec. Account filed
net for hearing January 81. l92O. No.
tic" ordered and continued.
The Ebenezer Baptist church and Gem
ctcrics VS.. Andrew VI. Drummond. ct al.
Motion for new trial withdrawn,
Freddie McI.castcr Kolb, ct nj. min
ors. Application filed for appointing mt
OF guardian. bond $500. filed and ap-
proved, Appointment made, letters or
dered and issued
Ella Z. Sheriff. a lunatic. Second par
tial account filed. set for hearing Jan
81. 1920. Notice ordered and continued,
NJ. Helen Watson. a minor. Final
account filed. set for hearing Jan. 81.
1920 Notice ordered and continued.
Joseph Kolosa, dec. Final account
filed. set for hearing Jan. 81, 1920. No
N,.e ordered and continued.
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= in Willow Grove subdivision. $40.
Marriage Licenses

Charles p. Foulk. Of Hundred, NO.
and Nora Hemphill. Of Holloway.
George klamut and Helen Bcrhoshi
both Of Evansville.
Lewis Fitzgerald Of Bethesda, and
Bessie White. of Belmont. ,,,,,o
Alexander Reed Rosser and "lInia
Schiller. both of Bcllaire.
Leon F. Eumgarn"r and Minnie bum
garner. Land in RIchland TIP. $500.
John Ayres and wife to K. NJ. Simp-
son Land in Colorain TIP. $500.
Martha +. Thompson 10 Fred Rogers
ct al Land IN Richland TIP: 81. ,-.
George c. McGrew and wife TO Aioer'
r. Duvall. Land in Po~hntan Point
500.
Snucr. ct al Lots O. IS and IS in Pow
hatan Point. $500.
Henry Heidi Ct al to Isaac Francis e'
al. Land in Pease TIP. $3.50.
Adam J.. Beltz. Jr.. and Margaret ~
Bcltz to Albert Britton. ct al. Lana III
BrHoksidc. $40.
George w. Allen to Charles II. Cole
Lots and in Pultncy TIP. $500.
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ton rccites that living expenses have
increased from So % 100 percent since
1914 and that therehas been no advance
in salaries since tht time to onset the
advance in living cTts.
copy of the .esolution was FOR
warded to the legislative committee
which is considering salaries Of state
employees and pubic school teachers.
The employees of todys meeting. II was
said. have no connection with the state
employees union cenlring in the state
industrial commisstn and affiliated
with the American liberation of Labor.
The state civil srvice commission
has recommended starry increases OF
twenty percent.
COLUMBUS, Jan. San appeal for an
Injunction to restrain ecretary Of State
smith from enforcing the new gradu.
atcd automobile tax lw will be heard
in the Franklin count courts Monday
afternoon. Judge E. B Kinkaid yester-
day refused to grant temporary in
junction. 4
representing the Ohio Automobile ASSOC
iation. Attorney Genell Price repre
enteG the state.
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ct Clairsvins News.

A large crowd attended the meeting
Of the ST. Clair Grange, Saturday even
ing.
Attorney II. G. Pratt. Of Martins
Ferry. was here on business Monday.
Joseph Pratt. of Bcnwood. w. Va,
spent the week end at the home Of DR..
C. V. POrterhcld.
Mrs. Ruth Rankin, Of wheeling IS
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Porter
Geld.
formerly of this place. but now or
Wheeling. were sorry TO learn that she
Tell last Wednesday. sustaining brok-
on and fractured hip.
Miss Edith Harper. Of kirkwood,
spent the week end with local relatives.
l.. l.. Slarbuck. OF Coleraln. was a
business caller in town Monday.
Mrs Isaac T. Newlin will entertain
the Kllsblue Club on Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Norris Of Gallon, Is visit
ing her father. Harry f. Norris. OF this
place.
Mrs Fred Geller and daughter. Emily
Thompson, have returned after visit
with Miss Margaret Schumacher, Of CO.
lumbus.
Miss Mary Gray Mcbride will enter
tain the members Of the Thimble Bee
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Earl Hawthorne. who recently
underwent an operation at the Ohio VAL
ley hospital IN Wheeling. is improving
nicely.
Carter Thornhurg is i'll Mt his homo
on East Main street from measles
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LOCAL COUPLE TO
MARRY JANUARY 8
Event to Take Place at st. Anthony
Catholic Church in This City with
Few Friends Present.

Tho wedding of Mr.. oscar Lash. well
known employ" Of tn" William Mct'on-
naughty Earag" of this city. and Miss
operator. and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Connolly, of Lincoln avenue, Will
take place NJ 81. Anthonys Catholic
church in this city, Friday morning.
January .. with only a few friends Of
the principals present. Both Of tho
young folks are very. popular locally.
and their many friends will hasten 10
offer their CONGRATULATIONS. Following
a brief honeymoon trip. the happy Cou-
pie Will make their homes in this city.
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TWO SMALLF|RES

A small blaze at the ONO Of JacI
Bedillion Of 1927 Wood sect, called th1
TT. kalbitzer engine copany to the
scene. They at once ednguished the
blaze before 1t could geta good start.
The blaze was caused b!some clothes
hanging about the stow catching on
fire. The damages will apunt to about
$50.
4 still alarm was receiN at Fl. Kali
bitter yesterday afternoo from John
Vented Packing company Upon their
arrival the fire had alrciy been ex-
tinguished by some Of themployes Of
the packing company.
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Realty peeds Filed.

Isaac II. GaGton and Ina T. CASTOR &c
Thomas Davis and Emma Davis. South
half Of lot in st tlairsville. 81.
j. W. Tlylor and Martha j., Taylor tc
Nick Walters. Lot 81 in Shadyside. 81.
Katie IIudoCk. guardian of John HUI
dock. Il minor. To Michael Hudock. -
acr"s IN Wheeling TIP. 5000.
John W. Jones and wife 10 JOSEPH
Gctrost. Fart Of lot in 6lock ID, OF
Barnards' third addition to Bcllaire. so
Mary NJ. Darrah. ct al 10 Sarah :
parrah Lots 1919 and 1920 in Martins
Ferry. so.
Joseph H. Smith. surviving executor
IF r. L, Smith. decd. 10 Lester B. Price
Ton ncr"S IN Warren TIP. $4,000.
]. f. M"llctt TO }. a. Clark. 40 acres
in smith Tp. 81
q. \. Wheaton 10 r s. Albaugh.
acres ~ Warren TIP. $500.
Victorra NJ. Novotny TO The Purs.
glove-Mah"r coal company. Lots II and
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OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. Jan. 5-Restoration of
salaries of state employees TO their 1914
nIution today at meeting Of about
300 employees called by clerks In the
state highway department. The resolu-
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Using River Water.

On account OF The recent cold spoil. a
great demand has been made for wat""
and due to the large number Of ny
drants allowed 10 run. IN an effort 10
keep them from freezing; the manage
mCut of the city water plant has found
IL necessary to use a certain percentages
of river water along with the we'll watcc
supply.
Consumers are notified that tho drink
ing water should be boiled before using
until such time as the plant Is able
10 surply we'll water wholly. The wells
will supply $500 200 gallon daily. while
ut the present time Bridgeport and Mar
tins Ferry arc consuming an excess
Of 100000 gallons.
When the weather modcrates and con-
sumption again becomes normal only
well water Will be pumped into the main.
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COAX EN-
Stop Whipping Bowels
into Activity but
take "Cascarets"

lut aside IL" Salts, Pills. Castor Oil.
or I'urgativ" Waters that irrItatc and
Lash the bowels into action hut which
d." not thoroughly cleanse. frcshen and
purify ihcSr drainage organs, and HAY .
no effect whatever upon tn" liver and
stomach.
Keep your "InsIdcs" pur" and fresh
with CaSCarct. which thoroughly cleans
the stomach. remove the undigcsfed,
sour food and foul gases. take the tN-
cess bile from the liver and carry out
Of tn" system al the constipatcd waste
matter and pOisons in the bowels which
are keeping YOU half sick headachy. and
misc rabbi.
Cascarcts tonight Will make YOU feel
great by morning. They work while
you sleep never grir". sirk"n or cause
Inconvenience. taScarctS cost so little
too.
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ApJuDaID 1Nsn

Special Dispatch to The Iniligencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL, o. ia 5-Hulme
Cochran. aged %. e1-soldie who was
his sistcr-in-law. Mrs. Blaff H. Coch-
ran. aged 80, with butcheknife, was
adjudgcd insane by lunacrommittee
and taken to the state hohpit for GRIM
inal insane at Lima today. he condi-
ton Of Mrs. Cochran, who suffering
from deep gashes across horace, neck,
chest and back, was improvetoday.
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ST. CLA|P6V|LLE.
Belmont County Seat News


Mrs John CIrlilC very pleasantly en-
tertained Saturday evening Mt her home
on Marietta street. IN honor OF her
husbands scv"nty-fOurth birthday. \
most enjoyable time was spent by all
and nj scaSonablc hour r delicious
lunch was served. The following guests
were present. Isaiah NiChol John Loeb
AIRY. Albert Johnston. Charles FawCeu,
Joseph orr. Nelson Ncn. p. NJ. Shcp-
herd. Amos Mcbride 3. S. Mcbride. ID.
r Iurshall. Henry Adams and James
Harrison.
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Miss Dorothy nottingham, local young
lady, left the City hospital yesterday
and went 10 her home on ThtrtY-Seventh
street Saturday she was accidentally
shot in the left arm with 80 Callhre
bullet The wound was a slight one.
DR.. H +. link attended her.
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sucCU1Bs TO MJURs

EVANSVILLE Ind. Jan. Herbert
A. Piper, a wealthy oil man. led in q
hospital at Olncy, ILL.,. today. IA result
of an automobile accident in aich his
wife and two sons were killeiSunday
night. The automobile was suck by
a freight train. Mr.. Piper VAIN heir
to the Piper California estat' which
was divided several years ago.
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EcpUrtS Of SUbsrrlptl0uS tOtaIIlnE
s.. 900 were made at a luncheon of the
workers in the jewish Relief drive held
at the Liberty confectionery on Belmont
street at noon yesterday. Only about
half Of tho team captains however. sub
mittcd reports. The local quota has
been fixed at $1,000. Another luncheon
is to be held at noon Wednesday when
It Is expected that reports Will show
that the local goal has been reached.
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Constance Kinney. the dcbutarte star
Of the screen and stage. Will be seen at
the Fcnray theatre again this evening
IN "ErStwhile Susan tho story If
modern Cinderella. tn" unwilling slave
Of a rich widowrr and his two loutish
sons 4 false love and true love and
a happy ending. This is the kind of
picture which restores your faith in
humanity and sends you homo pleased.
happy and optimistic.
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Women'a Club

The FIRST meeting Of tho Womcn's
club of this city for the new year will
be held at the Board of Trade rooms
Thursday afternoon OF this week with
Mrs. s. 7. Alpaueh az tho hostess. Mrs
w. b. Francis. Mrs. Jennie Gatchcn.
Mrs. r. r. Kerr. Miss Emma HeSdcrSon
Mrs. G. Gray Shrcvc. Miss Mary Swartz
and Mrs. Blanche Lupion Will take part
in the program OF the afternoon.
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st. Paul's Church Notes

The Young Peoples club of St Pauls
Episcopal church will hold their. meet
ing in the basement Of the church on
West Walnut street this evening at s
o'clock.
OF st. Faul's Episcopal church VIII meet
NJ the home of Mrs. Il. 4. BlaCkford on
North Fourth street tomorrow evening
This is the first regular meeting of tho
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welfare Club Meeting

The members OF the Women's Welfare
cluo or TINS city Will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. J. O. Perry on South
Third street Thursday evening of this
week. special program of interest
has been prepared for the evening, fol-
lowing which social time will be en-
Joyed.
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Rodefer Plant Resumed

The Rodcfcr glass plant III South Bel
laire resumed work again yesterday.
The plant had been down for ten days
due 10 the annual holiday suspension.
Steady work was had for n long time
and steady employment IS likely for the
remainder Of the winter.
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Another Square Dance

Those who have been getting so much
enjoyment out Of the old time square
dances which have been held in the Frat
hall by the members if the booster COM
mIttce of the Red Men Will be pleased
with tho announcement that the affair
Will be held weekly in the future. be-
ginning with Thursday evening OF this
week,
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Tntarfatn MAJ

Tho mcmhers OF thc MONS NIblc class
Of the FIRST Presbyterian church have
about completed their plans for a recep.
ton Of all OF the mon Of the congrcga-
ton which will he held in the church
Thursday evening of this week. 4 pro-
gram OF special interest to the men. in
Guiding lunch, viii be served during
the evening
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Second Presbyterian

The AID society OF the Second Pres
bytcrian church met last night at the
home of Mrs. C. \. HeinIein and had
charge OF the prayer service held there
in connection with the week Of prayer.
Tonight the service Will be held at
the home of Mrs. I. d. Lamb on Frank
lin street The Missionary society Will
have charge and render good program
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Power ON

Tho power on IN" local division Of the
Wheeling Traction system was off u
number OF times yesterday and traffic
was delayed for a long time. One car
was halted SIX tunes between Thirt! =
second street and R'vrrView. II took
an hour and a half fer local persons on
his particular car 10 reach Wheeling.
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Got Your Dog Licenses
II one has a priced canine license is
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A. christian Church

A meeting Of thu Mems Bible class Of
the Christian church Will =" held tins
evening AT tho club rooms in the base
mcnt Of the church. New officers will
bc elected and u social session VIII be-
enjoyed
Members of the .Woman's Missionary
society Of tho christian church Will
meet this evening at tn" home Of Mrs.
Ia Wehc on Noble street. \ good pro-
gram has been prepared for the meet
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1niured In Blaine Mine,

STANLEY Y0ka. one 0f the foreign
miners employed in the Blaine mine Of
the Lorraine coal & Dock Company i
mine west Of this city. was injured in
Il fall of stone whil" p, work y"st"r-
day morning He was taken ~ the
Martins Ferry hospital in the Wilson
ambulance where he WAS found {" ho
suffering with injuries to his back and