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CHURCH OF THE NATIVITY

Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Ser
mon and congregation meeting at II
o'clock and every member is urged
to be present.
L. W. Blackwelder, Rector.
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WEATHER REPORT

For 8. G. Fair tonight and Sun
day. Cooler tonight. Moderate
northwest winds.
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Mrs. B. E. Lemmond has returned
to her home in Spartanburg after a
visit to Mrs. r. A. Jones.
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Miss Alice Rembert,, who has been
the guest of Miss Fanny Duncan, has
returned to her home in Spartanburg.
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Henri Going, Of Columbia, was in
the city for a few days this week on
business.
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Mrs. James w. Ladd has returned
from visit to her parents, ME-: and
Mrs. A. j. Bell in Greenwood.
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Miss Grace Rodgers, Of West
Springs is shopping in the city today.
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France has ordered 100000 tomb
stones to mark her soldiers graves,
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GaMR Jackson Soldier Freed s0i
Charge Of Killing william 'sss
8. Chaplin.
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HOLY TRINITY
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday school at $3.50 o'clock, Mass
and sermon at 10 o'clock.
You are invited to attend these SER
vices.
N. A. Murphy, Pastor
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MILITARY COURT
.,.,,.,,.. ACQUITs JANUsz
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Oh tneNoutcome OF tne eiectI0n 10
leadership, he would continue as tn,
administration spokesman should tn,
treaty fight be renewed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
WELLSBURC

WsllSburG. July "%--At public auction
the property formerly owned by Tony
Tall and located At Fifth and Charles
street. was sold on Thursday 10 Edward
The property consists Of Il two story
frame dwelling IN excellent condition
with outhouscs aud Is considered L bar
gam.
visit Wheeling Post
Tost Commander &. { Kemp and VIC
Commander w. ). Wilk.u Of tn" local
Am" -ican Legion Tost vested Wheel
:nr Post 40. on Thursday evening,
Tia" Wheeling organization WAS assured
lat, WriiaburE would stand behind tho
.,ul.d,,,.i 81 = BYRON Nickrrson Of
Wheeling fer the o!fir" OF state COM
tutu.'~. which matter Will conc before
IN" state convention AT larkcrsburS on
Team Substituted
The /. J. Su.!!vans Of pittsburgh will
not appear at the Fourth Ward park
on Saturday afternoon - previously hG-
E"rttscd 5c"ausr OF the fact that IN"
sullivan management cancelled the
KAN" late Thursday evening N teIe-
gram - Manager Davis.
Davis 1ot busy immediately and
e"h"dGicd the Ingram Athletic club Of
lruTtrn. Ia. and the fans Will not los"
through -" r"A-ranSem"nt s'nc" III" IN
gram club put M 4 good game her"
tare" weeks ago. losing 10 tn" locals b.
Cooking Club Party
Ms r II. EHrhaun0u "at"rta incd a.
an informal luncheon Wednesday at
noon. Tho affair VAS G!N"n IN honor OF
tn" m0mb,-S "f IN" COOK TT cab and
w.,S ~ a." n1tVr" &C reunion. i benz;
." hr,t ':ut" ~ years 'na' such a
!.,r-, numh". Of that orG1n!a.'t'on had
ben toe"'l ar.
Ma, 90. ..r '7d.r- were married years
nro AMI some w"ro Sraaarnotn"rs. On"
r..:rht. of 'ha "fah "'hhrHt"d her
. bird ,,rFj arpfI Cr-str.
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liam Wylie OF Washington. Ia; Mrs.
CarupbrN rarr II I."nN"A" "rth haHS'lN !:
Mrs. Elda Moore Cooper. of Nh""IinG'
Mis-. LIZZIE Cooper Wise Of Charleston;
Mrs. T. VI. johnson II liH'tm'r", ana
Mrs.. ". j. FrtSSrIi OF Wheeling.
Six O'Clock Tea
Mrs. Emma Jacob wa at nom" To- 4
IT,. The affair was complimentary I"
Mrs. Elda Cooper and Mrs. J9hn W .S,'.
Mr.. EIda Cooper Of Whe"!'n": Mrs
Ionn Wis" Of ,'larl"S,5,"n;, MI w. NJ Ia, r"
.i.,l'' Mrs. ". {. Jacob. Mr.. " r.
Ma!"r Mrs. 7. II W,ir;;rhI: M Ms, sue w.
" Jacob aud Miss M1hala soon o.
Washington. ia.
weusburg Briefs
Miss Ruth Dunn. clerk ~ t'H N"HS-
hur,. SatjonaI bauk. and Miss Stella v.
Wc'.s. pos,mistreSs NJ Il. tham%; W. Va
w,r" shoppers in Watching FiHa>
William Scott Of THIS city ana ''""1E'
Ranc Of Kansas: who IS "A Sn.st ,o OF G Mf
scott. left on Friday morning ,"Hr -,
trrsvIllc. W. Va, where tAcy VII! VISIT
foE several day.
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MCMECHEN
Largo Crowd Attends Picnic.

A large crowd from this city attended
the annual picnic Of the tlrS' 'hF'SI VA
church Of this city yesterday. The
local church attended the union outing
OF Wheeling. Bridgeport. R"iIa:fc.
ShadysIde ard MuuTdsvillc churches at
rr,sap's grove. The steamer NCrn"
swain was engaged for the day. and
conveyed the crowd "a the grove. where
- delightful day was spent in games
races and other out OF door aSt:heS'
They returned HON" about c!och'
Name Delegates
Ralph Candy was named delegate
attend the state convention ~ II"
American Legion Of this city at l'ar-
kerAburg in August. aud {. L. Daily VAS
appointed alternate delegate.
Legion to Meet.
Tho members ct \ a Mountain IoSt
OF the American Legion VIII meet Thus
dny evening in their headquarters uni"r
the local p0stoff!cc and the Ladies' NuN-
HAIRY Will again meet with them. There
are several applicants 10 be Cons!I"r'h'
and number OF other business matters
discussed. and all members are urged
TO be present
B. q o. to Moundsv1lle.
The fast r. & q. team Of THIS cry
will 20 to MoundSvillr jh}$ afternoon.
where they will meet the Am"r''dn l'"-
Eiun team OF that city. Tn" Locals ere
In good shape fnr the conflict AMI ''"i
confident Of being Victorious. Marry
from this city arc planning :" accom-
many the tcam - M"uudsNi.l".
J. Many TO Cleveland.
- - uC."hcr, Of tn ~ ~ Low
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PROMPT ACTION
BROUGHT RELIEF.
REcAME RUNDOWN, NERVOUS
WEAK, VITALITY WAS Low,
KIDNEYS OUT OF ORDER LIV-
." ER SLUGGISH, AND OFTEN
HAD DIZZY SPELLS
CnAnrs GREAT RELIEF FROM DIRE
90, THE MEDICINE NOW TALKED
! ABOUT so MUCH.

MANY troubles the human family sus
Sers from. may De traced 20 \ sluggish
cr inactive l!ver-whcn the flow OF
bile IS poor. cr insufficient tho $tom-
ach often Fails IN It's duty % digest tn"
food properly: constipation n many
cases may b. traced - \ poor supply
Of bile Headaches, had taste IN tho
mouth foul breath. DIZZY spells. !
coated tongue yp1'S dancing before m"
eyes. aS~ a'>n Svgrp'. r. o. "a >."ES.sh
lf,.cr Real what .N's wNl' Kuowr -
cal man sa.* Drsro d.d 2 h.m. He x
Mr.. Fred ScG"o". vel known I'm
worker with -" N"cr'r10 Sheet 5al
Tin Co. who lEcs O K = = No. >.
Wheeling. ". IA. who says. I credit
|the big irnpruleu."0t IN ~ feelings 70
I'm evav I-ecO ,y"rCan" nv "oH@t.Dh-
tiCn. po2sat ny liver. Go' my ridncyS
working regularly. and by aiding my
stomach 80 d'="~: ~" food
Before tak.n& pr""o..t seemed Tx"
everything At" went aratus' 10:
caused pans N my stomach and bow
els. gastrit.s and headaches had
lost my energy. couldn't sleep m &C
count oS ny nerves being IN "dSn NJ
the tire. NJ dull pP;"S n r: h7"t
and was daily c~rs.tpa'"d. Al ,h"s"
troubles ha.o passed. away r0.!"- r~"-
CO treatment. and I'm glad :" < vc
pfatss ,n ,h's wonderful incidence"
.preco "a composed - -" Juices md
extracts % r,.ruv different roots. :'N-!'s.
stomach k!dnNys. Nr"~ ard h~wc,s a3t
purify the blood :. r'''er"s c"ns'i-
patton. prevents ras fo~m:nE. IN ~"
stomach Increases H." 'r?"'''". 'nsurNS
sound. refreshing sleep. harishns 90
tarrah % the heaN ard takes tho pain
preco IS TON s~ld b. All good dug
Rists ard ie tl-h1v recommended -
Wheeling b. +. r. Gri".,t & -. Z. Il
Rau and other leading druggists.
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spending the week end with friends;
W. B. kefer and Rev. D. {. Mllheim
are spending several days IN ONO at
tending 10 business matters. Thcy are
making the trip in the formers car.
Two children OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Mitchell are III at the family residence
suffering from attacks OF whooplns
cough.
Mrs. zelma Matthews has returned
from brief visit with friends IN
| Wheeling.
4 city fire department was organized
At recent meeting of Paden City citi,
zcus +. r Hopkins was appointed
chief by the council and NJ. G. Noble
was made fire police.
The girls Sunday school class or tne
NJ r.. church taught by MIS-. " Il.
Eskew held a picnic THURSDAY 'alter
noon at Paden park. -
Mrs. Anna Eack has gone 70 PIts
hurgh t. join her husband. From thai
city they will go 10 New YORK 70 81.
for England where they will spend the
summer. .,
Tho Paden City Glass Manufacturing
company Is making plans TO Install Us
own power plant In that event the
company will be able 10 operate us Nv"
factory and probably others here.
Mrs Joseph Mitchell has retuIheo
from Friendly where she was cameo py
IN. illucsS and subsequent death OF he'
father. tho late JOSEPH Williamson:
Mrs Fred Powell is recovering lron
several DAYS illness at her nome 81
second avenue.
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Ohio Valley News
STEUBENVILLE

Stcuheuv,,,e. Ohio. July "2---Andr'w
J Ault. aged 81 years. Un" 81 Jefferson
rourtN'S oldest and host known Cii'ZcnS.
Gled 1T his horne at tostou;a. north OF
this cir,- today. after a brief illness HIS
dcath VAS Sudd"r and UUNN2"Ctod and
MAS due 10 heart trouble which d'Nci-
cr'd from attack Of p."Ur -. The de-
ceased WAS born AT rck.n. Jefferson
county. DrrcmhSr IL. 1884. Inc son Of
George and Margaret SISTER Ault. Whom
q young man he went 10 California dur
ing The gold rush and returned IN 49,
opening general merchandise store at
CoStOu,I. where he was still In business
at the time - his death. He was mar:
riel April s. 1883 10 Eva Henry Of
thus city who survives with two child
ron. Leroy Ault. OF this city. and Mrs.
MaraGret, Porter Of !"stoT I"3s also one
District Labor Rally
\ district labor rally viii n~ hold
her" Sunday afternoon for the purpose
- organizing district non-P3rt!San
Labor league. such as has been formed
by labor assemblies throughout this sec
,;cn. Delegates from Belmont. Column
b.aua. Jefferson. Carroll and Harrison
counties Will re In attendance. The
meeting Will b. held at the hcadGuar,
Labor Assembly at IS" p m.
Republicans Meeting
Republicans OF SteuheUv'lle and JeN-
e-son county hold hiE rally at the
court house hero tonight Tor inc pur-
nose Of organizing u Harding Marching
club and 10 lay plans for an agGre save
Republican campaign throughout IN"
county Representatives from all sec
tons uc the county attended the meet
ing.
To Reform School
Dallas R"sder. aged II years. who
confessed to the theft Of an auto be-
longing % Ira Atcn OF Hookstown. Pa. 4;
was sentenced 10 the reform school
~, ~, Y.
lFa and clyde Nolan. one Of the hoys
wao was implicated IN n recent robbery
of store at Dillonval". were taken
back 70 the Lancaster school.
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WHORE ,hey have noon spending the pa 81

where they have boon spending the pas,
w'"h.
, Miss clara E,!man has gone to Ohio.
where She W.! visit her aunt Tor f'"
Mrs. Sarah Krtfor who has h""n
spending Ia" past month a. Wallace
! with her daughter. has returned HON"
/ J. ". Rn"d.. .krr. # Praddnck = stop
ming at the krTi"r hot,i for 4 f"w days
. Louis t'arsk"i"n. of fL:rmont, ~ cali
INK on h:s parents h"rr for few days
NJ: and MIS- Elmer Conner AMI fam
ny VIII leave Monday for ElhrkshurG
WHORE they w,li Spend weeks v'"htion
Charles White has accepted position
at The lrice grocery on Sixth street
! pr. Vim. MArhHl, Of cameron. VIII
spc,,I the week md here with friendS
. Mrs. Henry NuEicroi" and daughter.
oc columbus. .. Ar" visiting here.
/ Miss H-ruirr Farmer VIII return nom"
from Terri Aha Sunday, whore sh" m :
been visiting her brother. William, for
the past 40 weeks.
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Tobacco Habit
Dangerous

saws Decor conner. formerly of Johns
HorklH@ nr:Pital.. Thousands nc men
suffering from fatal diseases would hg N
perfect hcurh today were Il no; for The
deadly drug Nicotine stop tn" h&h;
now before rs too l0tc Its simri"
process To- rid Yourself "f n" t"ha""o
habit IN any form. JUS go {" any uD-iu
dnt. drug store and G"t som" N!""t"l
tablets. talk" lhcm IS directed and i".
tho n.rrIr.ous habit quickly vaulsh"s
DrurFls's refund III money + they ta'l.
Be sure to read large and interesting
.,n,,"ur,, nl"nI ny Doctor Fonn"r soon
To- aIpr>r ~ this paper. II tells -
tho danger uc n!"oti"" poisoning ana
bow ia avoid ii. In tho meantime try
Nirctol tablets. YOU viii be surprised
:. ~. .ESu!t. -.------.
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past few days. Mr.. Everett Little re-
,,niiy maGc 4 trip II l.ttlct"n for Il
purcnas" ot Il lot Of CesS ana was sue
,csS!uI IN getting an order or 10 dozen
wh!rn arrN ed yesterday.
\ mite humurI>l. VII" was IN Tor some
fun. decided L. change tn" prices on
the bulletin boards ct Ilttlt ) .t"r" ana
Is Il result the sign l"Ld sugar oVC
per ID" while. tho OK itad ~ per
uu2on. Many Housewives locked I"
tn" s;or,. ana 4 grand riot followed. but
u.silpulutrd buyers lat the store.
SPECIAL Mo; ting.
4 spor.a! m'ct!ns III citF co0nc'i
Will b, held N III" 'Ity building at 80"
th!s AFTERNOON. important matters Will
l.. discussed and the regular Discus
sious VIII he brought UP Many If tnn
mrmh,rs ot the council will make IN:
irp win the members Ct IN" inform
BANKS tomorrow morning II C!eNrtanI
wh.r.. Inr national cncamrmtnt Will be
held neat week.
Many Attended.
Many local ciuz'ns ATTENDED, inc pr
mic OF TN" Christian rhurCh at trrSopS
Grove Yesterday. Members from Wheel
Ing, Bridgeport. B"llalre. Martins berry
ana Mound<vlli". wcT" present. \ NUM-
Der II III" joy-seckcrs stayed the cm'
Tire day while uth,rs only remained
until noon.
The EcnWroI Is 4 -. baseball nin>
VIII So IL MpuntSN!ll" this afternoon
where thoy viii play the American L.
EI0n team on Il Flith street ball park.
Sonar VIII hurl for The locals while
{ Ray will oppose him.
The second game Of the three SamH
series between these teams Will be play
cd off again tomorrow on the South
licnwuod ground. An even break in tho
two games would ncceSsitate a third
contest to decide tho VI ener. Dean
viii pitch for tn" rail team on Sunday
Arrested
Anna NatuS!c. who WAS arrested on -
dis0rdcrly charge by Ofrccr O'Donncl
yesterday. viii h" arra!Encd tf0rc
Mayer sprouts Tuesday evening. S"v-
rraI other law VIolators Will also como
up before tho mayor OF the reGula:
hearings tuesday.
Denwood Briefs.
Roy. Helms will Visll his family In
SanGu-Er. O.. for two weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Roscoe returned from
Cleveland wh're she had spent two
weeks vacation.
Joe t;"rnman was visiting friends
in Akron. -. FOR the past few weeks.
Clarence Rriwor was a business call
cr IN town Yesterday
James 'lDv"r ~ visiting friends here
for two weeks.
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SINCE SALVE
Meet. Every Ones Needs and 1Vs11 'A<
II Guaranteed by

Meats EvoTY On0B N0oaS sAe ~'NeS
Il Guaranteed BY
c. H. Griest & Co. who IS the eutnU
led agent. 1t Is solid antisepuc;
healing ointment. yet 1t is so SOFT ana
pliable that IT constitutes one OF INC
brst rubbing liniments that has ever
been offered to the public.
1t makes friends with everyone. T. -.
Cries, a. co. is authorized TO return ING
purchase price II you are not delsnteo
win the use Of SIM-CO SALVE:
Who can say this Is not the faireee
offer ever made TO Wheeling people!
PrartlcaIIv a whole medicine chest in
itself for the hundred little necessities
II Is successfully used for eczema,
itching piles. burns. sores. cnatninE:
messages. headache. neuralgia, sprains.
rhcumattsm. stiff neck and the many
other similar affections too numerous
Gn, A Jar at {. H. Cries, & CO. today.
Tho price Is such small matter My
SOC. Soc and 800 per jar. II your drug
gist docs not keep II. send US Csc and
The parcel post will bring II to your door
by return mail VIM. NJ. Simpson Drug
Co Wholesale Druggists. Williamsburg
Station, Pittsburgh, Pa
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Republicans Meeting
FOLLANSBEE
Mill Stll IDLE

Indications today were t0ac the vol
iarsbcN Bros coniUaIlS shaet end TN
plate mills would not resume operations
Monday. The new mantpuiator at the
bar mill is SIN being tested and IS not
working up TO its capacity as vet be
cause rs %. III" wor.Im"N are ineXperi-
enrNl III is operation. and a number OF
MAJOR repairs about the plant cannot be
has been operating since Thursday
s,ock,nE.up steel fur the hot mills.
Two Autos Damaged
Frank Biahi,I's touring car was
taken ouc Of tho garaE" some time
Wednesday night and badly damaged
by thieves. VINO have not Yet been APP
~. h.rd.d The ear was returned TO
within short distance ct the garage.
hr; he'd been damaged 10 the extent Of
about 800
\ Hupmobno driven by John Milling
ton. Jr.. VAS badly damaged Wednes-
cay ever!nS In collision with another
mach'n. on bethany Pike. 1t was
brought :" town for r"paIrs today.
Sunday School Picnic
Mrs. James 4 Robinson and Miss
Bertha SkiIlco-n entertained their sun
day school class OF boys and girls Of
tho Episcopal church 10 picnic at tho
municipal bathing beach last evening.
There were about twnctv young folks
present and after pleasant hour IN
games ard contests all were treated 10
Il Big dinner.
Play rrondale
The fast Independent; team ~ Iron
dale Ohio. will appear here tomorrow.
meeting the Pastime A. c IN what
Starting at 800 o'clock. sharp. 4 new
pitcher Will be introduced n local fans
in this game. pitchHR for the FaSt'mcs.
Sunday the locals will journey to Mingo
for their return game with the Mingo
y. c. \ big crowd Of fans will accom-
pany the team over the river Sunday.
Notes Of Interest
Mrs Sarah Davis has returned 70 her
horn" IN Wheeling after pleasant visit
VITA her hr\her. Edward Radcliffe and
family Of Main street.
Fred COOK and family have returned
| from two weeks vacation spent with
relatives in Philadelphia. Pa. They
were accompanied HON" by Mr.. Cooks
two sisters. who will be their guests
tCr = couple OF weeks.
William Kerr and James DnuSherty
day between II" Pirates and Giants
and spent the evening visiting with
friends IN New EenSiuEtou. Ia.
Glen Bower lett Friday morning FOR
Indiana polls. Ind. on business TRIP.
Mr. ard Mrs Frank Eucsy have re-
lauieE Cox has accepted n position
with II" Simpson Transfer Co.
George Cox motcrcd 10 Cleveland. o..
on business
Mrs Ka:c stewart and dau-h'cr Mrs
Hayden Evans ar" visiting for n fcw
days with -"lotivcs in Brownsville IA.
Ralph E;Nhy LOFT today for Phlladel-
rhia. Pa. to spend few days with
home folks
Itav Walker. Ed Mcrreary and rau,
Walker were rccen; business visitors III
| Wheeling.
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'MOUNDSVILLE
| news
k'NAN|S CLUB
-ORGANIZ... DHERE
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION WORK
rs COMPLETED AND MOUNDS
VILE IS on EIwANIS NAP.
lincoln, International Organizer. Says
He Believes It was Record
Breaker Opening.

Tire na--,o".". or=t~;zr..on - =
N:~ar:> ~ n"r@ ~. H'' ,'., %', ,i -, ~
,he2i ~.'I Il, >''.>r ~ s' ',."'f - 80. -,
c"j& '"'"rn7'""H' -. Az No. 90; .'
7inNS. ~ t"r-, ~ r. 81, VII $500. 80,
nat."IT WI ''','"3 IN TO ".".'| III
{, FGH -. ,-T nyty., WIZ, 49,, .,,.,.r
- , M."'t'; seS nv, ~ ,ln c,,,h
A. ;Ar ,,r",.nS -r'. .,r,S, ,..,S w.
chErtHr ",HH'|T' ""T" ,1E'n "'', r.
cup re-" ~ ,,hl, 60. ~
~ W. i,''.. 49,. l., a..
Q; W NiTGNtS. Pres zen, Sr.'' - ~, 49,,
vice pT'SHSr;' n'r'!' ,...' ''',
end trSAS"'EF' 'N,;,H,'',,' ~
RearHe; l.. - "|E'',,' ,,;,,.t >' ',,I
\. r. IohEr.~rH. -, A'''' ",'
Dick W@7r Cr"se,as - ,,i ',-S' IN IN -, 49,,
49, .,,h ,.c-n c,cr.cd. g show
&C., -. CO, -ss,G M KEW. Wee
Srasiae-t = chirr,a-. secretary aul
Sysasnrer Trustee y. =. PeahoAy Tbs
Souow!nc arc ,hs directors appointed:
Hunter, Charles Mrraynir. Hugh W
Tbnn,-snn u " Henderson and ".
E PeaSodv.
- TO Attend sroaddus.
4 number 81 members RS go % <, ne s Gar,
tst church VII 80 % SH'Dn.r; no . i,S
OK August ~ aS'T,,I &c nag E.,rs - o.,
n1er eSsFn,o.S 0t I''FI,e.s AMI rrI.
- Tron, All oye~ ths stata WI, ne n
sf,anaanre ACccrdlnr :, several
roar,Sers Of ,Na church about 20 per
sons will 20 from es city.
Elks Met
p ,,..-,.,,,. -, Y, go 2 y n
- AouIuS S ',.s 'r'e ,,-6;do,cs C,r- rho
Z, LusH'u - .. ,S.,'r rn..,,'a- session,
SI tH't t - bar -, Firth s,rnn. last
HotG 80. ca,,rai ,,roor,a,r business
eEenihs, SeaS."' 49, ~ - ~ aanr"yol
tog'CS ,,,ss,. 49, vas F,s,,scd
ar stu - - '',.t, ,,.,s ,.c, a,,r.G.r
O. Az e-IoS, posAnoned
TOs ss~'F,na - TO LII
4, m 49, so,.a h.s~ noet,Hn.d ~
Sssrt.eIv due 70 tho absence ~ pr
Surgass N.rc'rE services viii b.
Pa "a rsn,I 20 which ne publ, IS
rnySiaily Invited
Nyer-Howard
go, n urss Row
- Inc man al, 10 eur,r,csd
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the battle zone, while fully 100000 more Amer
lean boys were in the training camps OF the
United States, preparing to cross the waters
ard do battle with the powers of autocracy This
atrocious amendment was offered to the Army
Supply bill, which had passed the house and was
pending in the senate, and provided that the
funds appropriated by this bill, nor any part
of them should be used to transport overseas
any soldier who had not first given his person.
al consent to go, who had not first given his
personal consent to comply with the provisions
of his nations draft who had not first given MS
personal consent to be classed as a loyal and
patriotic son of America.
This amendment would have automatically
cut off the supplies for the 10000 men al
ready on the western 'front.' or on foreign soil,
ready to 90 into training for their final meeting
with the heastly Hun.
A second atrocity which may be charged to
the un-American spirit of Tom Gore bobbed
up when he introduced, in the senate, counter
part of the Infamous McLemore resolution OF
the house. This resolution provided that any
American any citizen of the United States
who took passage upon any armed vessel, any
armed merchantmen flying the colors of this
country, should do so at his own peril and not
with the sanction or protection of the United
States government.
And this resolution was introduced at the
time when President Wilson, in final effort to
maintain peace between this country and Ger
many, was struggling and eXerting every ef-
fort to gain promise from the Imperial Gov
ernment' that the U-boats of Germany should
respect the vessels of the American merchant
marine
With the matter all but closed, German
agents in America, in touch with the Wilhelm
strasse through the German agents in Holland,
informed the Imperial Government" that it
was useless to comply with the demands of the
American president because he did not have
the cooperation of the American legislature,
pointing out, in effect that Gore of the senate,
and McIemore of the house were living proofs
positive that the American people were in SYM
pathy with the hordes of the kaiser.
McLemore, the father of the house resolu-
tion made the race for reelection in his district
in Texas and out of the whole district receiV-
ed but l,500 votes, thunder-voice Of his peo-
pie which said that they believed the rights of
Americans should be respected.
Never was there more Infamous measure
brought before the American congress than was
the McLemore resolution, of the house, and the
Gore measure in the senate was counterpart
o. the house resolution.