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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-18
BIC ULCER
ALL HEALED
"NOw CAN WALK" SAYB MRS.
SouTHCoTT OF MEDINA.

Here is another letter that makes me
happy" says Peterson Of Buffalo. 'Ons
that would rather have than thou
sand dollars"
Money isn't everything in this world
There Is many big hearted. rich man
who would give all he has on earth 10
be able to produce a remedy with such
mighty healing power as Peterson S
Ointment. to sell at all druggists for
SIS cents a large box"
Read this letter, written February II.
1918, by Mrs. Albert Sputhcott. Of Nc
dina, y. Y. 1t seems like a miracle out
IL is true, every word OF 1t.
| know it because I get similar let
ters almost every day from people who
have used my ointment for old sores,
eczema and piles.
Is it any wonder am happy!
Peterson Ointmcnt Co. Inc. Buffalo,
n Y.
Dear Sirs--
IL was an untold sufferer from an
old running sore and ulcers. I had tried
most everything without any relief from
pain \ friend told me of your won
derful ointment and the first box took
away the pain that had not left me in
years. and after using just nine dol
larS worth Of III" salvc ! am cured.
The ulcer was 3 inches by 6ia inches,
IS all head and I can walk. Never.
never will ] be without Pcterson's again.
You may use This 10 recommend your
ointment ir you wish | cannot say
enough TO praise it," Yours truly. Mrs.
Albert Southcott. Medina. y. Y. Mail
orders filled by Peterson Ointment Co..
Inc. Buffalo. y. Y.
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church will meet Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Q. ?. Norris Of North
Chestnut street.
Mrs. George Upton spent Tuesday IN
Wheeling.
Mrs. Walter wilkins is visiting
friends at Flushing, Ohio this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clarke of De-
troit. Mich, are visiting at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Hilles Of West
Main street this week
Harry c. Lewis of Lorain. Ohio Is
visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Anna 3. Norris spent a rev
days this week with her parents MT
and Mrs. 0. p. Norris
Mrs. Ray Dcpew returned home this
week after visit with her daughter
Miss Mildred Depew who is attending
o. W. L. at Delaware, Ohio.
Tho infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Chapman died Tuesday morn
ing. Private funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. W. G. Patterson. We'd
ncsday afternoon. Burial In Southern
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Nowadays ali up-to-date women wan.
radiant hair so soft. fluffy and abund-
ant that II faScinatcs and compels ad-
miratron.
It's really a simple matter to merit
this praise since beautiful hair Is only
a matter OF care.
II YOUR hair is faded. dry, streaked
and scraggly. falls out badly and new
hair does not grow. the roots must be
yItal.zed and properly nourished.
TO 10 this quickly. safely and most
effectively get from your druggist some
parisian Sage and follow the simple
directi.uS for home use.
IFS Guaranteed to Danish all dapdruff
s,op scalp itch and falling hair. and
stimulate new growth or money re-
funded It's in great demand by women
who always look their best" because Il
makes the hair soft. lustTous. easy to
arrange attractivcly and appear much
heavier than Il really IS.
Partisan Sage Is easy 10 use, not
stick or greasy. and dalntily psrCumed
an antisept!c clean liquid that's guar
antced not 70 color the hair or scalp.
II you want good-!oOk.rg hair and
plenty OF L use PariSlan Sage. c. H.
C;rirst K Co Will supply you. Don't
delay-heGin tontght--a little attention
now insures beautiful hair fer years to
come.
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Mrs w. W. Davies of this city was re-
,.!"-t"d ,.'at" president of the Legion
yesterday without opposition, for the
present l"ir.
Car on Track
one oC the Rayland cars OF the
Wheeling Traction company jumped the
tracks at the corner of Grant avenue
and Faycttc street yesterday morning,
while enrouie northward through this
city. Traffic was tied up on the Bridge
port lines for nearly an hour.
Union Meeting Today
\ union meeting Of tho church women
or the city Will y" held at the First
Mcthudis, church this afternoon at =
o'clock. and all have been invited. The
meeting is called by tho Federation of
W"m"n'S Boards Of Foreign Missions 20
arrange for Il joint day Of prayer for
their work.
No Arrests Yet
Members of the police department
have not made any arrests as yet on
the ease or the stealing Of the automo-
bile of Simon W. Parker local druggist
which occurred Yesterday morning. The
: car was returned about o'clock. not
much the worse except for number OF
bullet holes in the rear as result OF
]
/ forts to stop the joyridcrS.
Industrious DANES
Mrs. D. .. Davis was the charming
hostess to the Industrious Danes Of
. this city at her home on West Washing
ton street yesterday afternoon. The
hours were spent at music and fancy
/ work. \ luncheon was served
| Martins Perry Briefs
| J. T.. Ring. former local man. who
has been in Mexico AS the representative
of an oil company, has arrived home for
q visit.
Rev. II. X. Dietrich conducted ser
vices at Trinity Lutheran church at
bridgeport last night.
The local post Of the American Leg
ion announces plans being made for a
band among. the members Of the organi-
zation.
II. NJ. Miller Of the Martins Ferry
Clothing company arrived home ycster-
day after attending the Retail Cloth
icrs' convention at Cleveland
Mrs. T.. T.. Jack and Mrs. Risor or
this city are expected home today after
attending the Service Star Legion con-
Scnt!on at canton.
Contractor carl shrimp states that
preparations are being made to resume
Davies glass plant in the near future.
Capt. G. Z. Aiken entertained few
friends at dinner at his home on Sonth
, Sixth street last night in honor Of his
N5Tth birthday.
I James PYLE. we'll known Civil war vet
cram. is reported in very critical con-
ltion and LITTLE hope is entertained for
his recovery.
Fred Kurt. Hanover street merchant.
arrived HON" yesterday after attending
N" Retail Cloth!crS' meeting at ClcVc-
land.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Cole is reported improving
nicely at her. home on North Fourth
street following several days Illness.
The condition of Lewis Flick. manager
Of the rcnray Photoplay company was
reported not much improved yesterday.
Miss Mary Ellen. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Il. Smith. who suffered frac-
tur"d leg some time ago, is reported i'm
proving.
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.Catarrh Will Go
Help Comes in Two Minutes-Complete
Relief in a Few Weeks.

Don't so on hawking yourself SICK
every morning: it's cruel. its harmful
and It's unnecessary.
II after breathing IIyomci III" w"n-
dCrworkcr. YOU arc not r'd of VII" ca
tarrlI yuu can have your money back
40 stomach dosing just take the 1T
tie hard rubber pocket inhaler mat
comes with each outiit. and pour mt"
it a few drops of Hyomci. Breath" 1t
according to directions. IN t%o mln-
utes Il will relieve you of that stuffed
no feeling. Use it daily and III few
weeks you should Ne entirely free from
catarrh.
Breathing Hyon,c! is very pleasant
and certain way to kill catarrh germs
Get 1fyomci outit today. It's sold
by druggists everywhere with Euaran-
toe TO quickly and safely end ca'arrh.
crour. cougs, colds, sore throat ana
bronchitis or money back. It's mex
pens!vc. {. II. Gricst x CO. can supply
you.
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Fragrant Pine for
ChiIdrGn'S Colds

The most robust youur=tcr invariably
takes a nose cold during III" autumn and
carly wintcr-the stuffed ur feeling Is
quickly relieved by the MS" OF MaNr.%
Pine Needle Balm. It Is q pur" natural
product. containing the hcdithEiLlhE "S-
sencc of the northern pines. Children
really enjoy the stimulating and sootn.
ing effect of this rcfrcshirYS pine fra
grancr. Adults ind that %atarrh an
cots Of the head. uoSc and throat "le9:
M almost immediately when MayrS
Pine Needle Balm is used. Sold m tV"
s.Zes--3Oc and zoe tubes. Ere" trial ny
writing Geo. ii. Mayr, 80 W. AUSTIN
Ave. Chicago. Mayr's Iin" Ne'di"
Balm Is for sal" hy =. II. Gri'Nt X Co,
and druggists CNGryWhcFc
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GAINESVILLE

Cards wcrr received here this week
announcing tho marriage Of Miss Mary
l.. R,IlowS. and n Paul Barrett OF De-
rroi'. Mich. which took place ut the
brides horne. Monday. February II. MIR.
Barrett Is tn" oldest son Of Mrs. Alice
Hdrrr't nr l'ark street.
Tho Tuesday Music club will meet
Of Miss L"Lt LauEhln OF Walnut street
\ selected program of American music
VII! be given.
The clara Glover Buchanon Mission
AIRY society OF the First Presbyterian
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$1,000 BOND
In acquired for RslsaSs Of x1so Wine
Raid Victims.

Mex Fasco. Latona Lestine and Andy
Capn, who were arrested Wednesday
afternoon after "a ffty-gallon barrels
of Nne had been found in the, cellar Of
thei store at Klec. Ohio, by Sheriff Z:
T. Inch and his men have been releas-
ed rom the st. Clairsville jill under
s1.OD bond.
Tt wine is now IN the jail at St.
Clasville. 1t was found after q did,
gent search by the officers and is by
far he largest raid ever made by the
Belrnt county officials.
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BRIDGEPORT
GUN BATTLE IS
= STAGED IN TOWN
oPrrcrR CHARLES HYEs. OF THIS
CITY, TAXES POT SHOT AT
OCCUPANTS OF STOLEN
FERRY AUTOMOBILES.

Considerable excitement was occasion
cd yesterday morning at 4 o'clock when
Police Officer Charles Reyes fired sew
eral shots at the occupants OF 4 stolen
automobile as Il passed through this
city on the second trip.
The MACHINE. the property OF Simon
5. Parker, Martins Ferry druggist was
taken from the garage ut his home on
South Third street, after midnight. and
the members OF the Martins Ferry force
were put on the job - once. The Bridge
port police dcpart'nrDL was notified OF
the theft and Officer 'keycs was on the
lookout for car corresponding to the
one missing RE states. About !
o'clock the car came east on Main street.
and when satisfied he-ordered them TO
stop. when 1t was certain that the occu-
pants Of the ear intended 10 ignore the
order hep ulled his gun and fired sew
eral shots after them. The car rounded
the corner OF Main street. on Lincoln
avenue and headed north at top speed
The car was found IN the alley near the
owners garage yesterday morning at D
o'clock. and bullet holes were found IN
the back. plainly indicating that shots
had been fired.
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-, ,z. ,na,- ,.,,;,,ap, &
nc, ',"e CIV - b., ,bcr,-
VIII nave ITO o"e ~
,,n ,u,.,o,,rx PROGRAM.
oA
union meeting OF All 'Ne 4ti1's .t''
societies or all or the churSAeS OF I".s
city Will be held IN the N'rN"oou rvs,
oyter'an church ms evening aI '.So
o'clock. and tho following ,A'eleS' ny
program has pee" p'ep''eu lux TIC
event ,.
SONG Mota o. "ou A'A'N'
Responsive heau'nS' y ,,u,s
Prayer. he', f. " MOI %
Solo. ...........''.M Mrs. Noocl' PF't!oi'
Reading. ...''''''''''' "''9 i'0NN''''
Anthem.
Prayer. $3.50. NeN' o. Ho' 'o''
ong-'Anerica t"e heaut,1 ~.
Talk the community anu ING u ',C
Prayer ."......''.'.'''''. NFs' waning
Reading.
Prayer. ..........'. .NeF' Jonn W. Nee!
Duet
Reading.
Song-"Lead On o King Eetcrnai.
Reduce Car Service.
III. rord bs. hee, handed ont by tho
o,ic,s,s ~ tho Wheeling Traction COM
nanw thst ths car service on some of
their lines Will be reduced materially.
They state that two runs will be taken
on the Martins Ferry and Raylaud divi-
sion. thus giving an hour schedule to
that city from Wheeling and intermedi-
atc POINTS
Queen Esther Circle.
Tho members OF the Queen Esther
circle of the Wheeling Methods
church will meet ms the guests OF Miss
E,rra Reaver nj her home in Yves;
whse,inr On Monday evening. February
o. An ,ntsrestinr program is being
n-,ror.d Yor the avanInF and all MEM
hars have heen urged To be present.
pr.narIng evidence.
oricia1e ~ tho Rslmont county Fish
and came protectiyc Association state
that sInca A p. Rousch. SUSPENDED
game nrotector for Belmont county, has
damanded hearing before the state
civil Servire Commission and plans
hnva heen made for the hearing to be
hel dat St Clatrsville. o.. on February
* thay arc rettinp tocother all Of the
IN The commission
Miller PuusrG.
Tho funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Miller "a year old resident of this city,
who died at the North Wheeling hos
nit,, -, rau, s,ys syo nil, no hold from,
In chanel at the Wilson undertaking
estahIisbment in This CITY this after
nom M / o'clock. in charge of Rev. F..
n Norris ma stor NJ Tho Kirkwood Meth.
odist chnrch Tho hoav viii he laid TO
rsst IN wae,,s. cemetery. vast of this
10.
n, r, 1.,,..
- - 20 ,,diG',ns ,.oe rjyen
80, - 49,, ILL.,, aor,rea -,
. .t~ n.ir tho E,,,','' ~ Sxthios
INC 80. -. No. ci,,. Ia,
-. wi ,a,,,o,. ,,ro.,ni v.rc
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WV. c. A. NOTES

Owing TO the rendition Of the Cantata
at ST. Matthews church, on Sunday after
noon at 4:30 the usual service at the
Young Women's Christian association
will be omitted this week.
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local persons. including members OF the
Chamber OF Commerce and bankers. with
regard TO improving the river service
here.
Taken to Hospital!
Stephen Prout. of REIMBURSEMENT
street, has been removed to the City
hospital for treatment. He is suffering
with a bad attack Of blood poisoning in
his right arm. The infection developed
following an injury received while he
vas at his work in the Rail & River No.
3 coal mine at Big Run. :,
Up in Arms.
Persons residing along tho Bellalrc-
Neff pike are up in arms over tho ac
tions Of the county commissioners with
regard TO their Improvement They had
been under the impression that the road
would be improved the coming spring
and summer However, II is said they
have been told point blank by the COM
missioners that not more than two miles
of the road will DO improved and that
that portion is not certainty.
Double ELL Tonight.
What gives promise OF being the big
gest home basketball card Of the season
is tho one scheduled for tonight at
the Gravel Hill gymnasium. Tho local
boys VIII try conclusions again with
she local girls will clash with the team
representing Steubenvillc High school.
Installing Lights.
The Wheeling Electric Company now
has men at work here installing the
new street lighting system. The lights
have been installed in the south end OF
the city and give much more ilumina-
ton than the old carbon lights long
since antique. Tho city entered into the
contract for the new lights some months
ago.
Reformed Church Invited
The congregation OF the Reformed
church has been invited to join with the
FIRST Presbyterian and the Second Pres
byterian churches in the proposed mat
ter under advisement. Some definite ac-
tion is likely soon.
Remains to Pinlsyvile.
The remains OF the late DR.. ]. NJ. S.
Heath. local physician, who died sudden
~ at his home after brief illness. were
taken to Finleyvil!e, Pa. yesterday for
, interment in the cemetery there. DR.
Heath was born in FinIeyville. 90 years
ago. He had practiced medicine in Bell
ARE for 90 years.
McGary Funeral Reld.
Funeral services for the late Robert
McGary. who died ut the home of his
sister at Marietta. after n lingering i'll
ness. were held At Marietta Thursday
morning The remains were taken TO
Caldwell for intermcnt in the cemetery
thrre A number OF Bellaire persons at
tended the funeral.
To Exchange Pulpits.
Rev Meade. Of the Episcopal church
OF Moundsvillc. will have charge of tho
Lenten services at the Trinity Episcopal
church here tonight. Raw Herbert ".
Hunter. rector OF the local church. will
preach at Noundsvile.
Hammond Funeral.
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Fred Hammond. prominent local woman,
who died at her home on North Frank
lin street. were held at the st. Johns
Catholic church. Interment was in the
Nj. Calvary cemetery.
Special Meeting.
4 special meeting Of Rellairc chapter
ROYAL Arch MaSons. is TO h" held this
~-n-i~- ct tha N4Sonir iemplc on Bel
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Ever see more than million rolls OF
wallpaper all in one place? You'll have
an opportunity tomorrow at Dancers
Greatest WALLPAPER Opening See an
nouncements in the papers
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Tho regular monthly meeting Of the
Board Of Directors Of the Young Wom-
ems Christian association will be held
this morning at 1880 A. M. at thee as
sociatIon building.
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Transit Had Hara.

Mr.. Brown. head of the Liberty Tran
sit Company with headquarters in
Pittsburgh, was a Bellaire visitor yes
terday. While here he conferred with
local persons. including members OF the
Chamber OF Commerce and bankers. with
regard to improving the river service
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BELLAIRE NEWS

Only Awning Makers in Wheeling
Wheeling Tent & Awning. Co. Tel. 663.
Fl 4-m-w-r-to-my-13
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Good Speaker Here.

SfOOQ SpSAAeE nOAS'
Mr.. NJ. Dow Bancroft. who spent the
time during the recent world war as =
Y NJ c. 4. worker in France. will be
the principal speaker at the meeting
Of the Womrn's Missionary societies -
he held AT the First Methodist church
this evening.
Police Court.
Three offenders were gwen hearings
in Mayor Colcinan'S court last night
and all paid lines.
Alex Sores and Nellie Smith were
charged with diS"rdcrly conduct and
found guilty. Zach paid Il fine 81 $40
and costs.
Collie johnson. arrested by Officer
Frazier. charged with tpt!nE n pistol.
was also found guilty and paid Il fine
Of $50 and costs.
Cut Rayland Service.
The report was current yesterday t"
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Ever sec more than million rolls or
wallpaper all in one place? You nave
an opportunity Tomorrow at Iahcer
Greatest WALLPAPER Opening. See an
nouncemcnts in the Papers
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SHADYSIDE

Greater wheeling's Greatest Wall
Paper Opening tomorrow at r. c. Dan
Ger, Inc A million rolls of wallpaper
on display, t0'a. m. to 10 p. m.
For one month every year Moham-
madens fast by day but satisfy their
wants by night.
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3UY WAR SAVING sTAAHE
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MARTINS FERRY
nine men MENTIONED
AS LEAGUE CANDIDATE
MEETING OF THE Law ENFORCE
NEWT LEAGUE RESULTS IN THE
SUGGESTION OF NINE NAMES
FOR MAYORS OFFICE
One Of tho Number Will Be Nominated
As Leagues Candidate at Meet
ing Next ThurBday.

More than fifty citizens Of Martins
Ferry attended the meeting Of the Law
Enforcement League held last night
for the purpose of suggesting names
of men whom the league will back as
candidates for the office Of mayor Of
Martins Ferry. When the meeting was
thrown open names were suggested II
the following order: Harry Hooking.
J. c. kcyser. William Hilton. David
CosS Ed. MCAninch. John Nelly.
George l.. Spence. Mrs. Edward Hite.
Nominations were closed wiki the an
uouncemcut that "3c Of this number
will be finally selected AZ the league S
candidate next Thursday night.
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Ever see moro than million rolls OF
Wallpaper AL in one place Youth have
an opportunity tomorrow at Dancer :
Greatest WALLPAPER Opening. See an
nounCemcntS in the papers.
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Urged to Attend.

Officials of the Belmont Trades ana
Labor Assembly state that they wish
all delegates OF the organization to
mako II their business TO be present at
the meeting of the assembly which will
be held Sunday afternoon. Arrange
ments have been made to take up for
final action. the question OF moving the
headQuarter of the assembly TO Bel
.laire, and those who fail to attend the
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Annual Banquet Held.

The members of tn" Womcns cluh or
this city and their husbands spent last
evening very pleasantly. as guests at
the annual banquet of the club. The
event was held in the Elks' club build
ing on North Fourth street. and the
menu was served by the members OF
tho Womcn's bible class Of the First
Presbyterian cnurch. y special pro-
gram of u number Of interesting adj
dresses was followed by bricr pro-
pf dances
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BODY Brought Here.

Mrs. Sarah Taylor. aged IS years. died
yesterday at tho home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Charles Mcguire, Jr.. on Zane
street, Martins Ferry. The body has
been brought to tho homo of her son.
John Taylor, here. and funeral services
will be here. with intermcnt in the Rose
Hin cemetery.
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Rsvsnus Man Hsre.

Rsvsnus Man Hore.
Announcement has been made that
ISac Newton, one OF the Deputy Collect-
ors Of Internal Revenue. will be at the
City building on West Main street. De-
tween the hours OF 3 a. m: and 1870 p.
m, today for the purpose OF assisting
local residents in making out the blank
forms for their income tax returns.
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Arrest Nee Mon.

Three foreigners Of Klcc. Latona
Andy Captini and Mick Fcsco. all Of
Klce, arc under $1,000 bond each in
Squire DIVES court at st. Ca!rSvillc
charged with violating the liquor laws
When Country law enforcement agent
Iddings, raided Il house 1T Kcc he
found 1000 gallons Of sour grape wine
it is claimed. The three men were ar
rested. They will get hearings soon.
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The report received in this city FROM
Canton where the session of the state
convention Of the Service Star Legion
arc being held, was TO the effect that
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mont street. There will lac work in the
Most Excellent degree. Following tn"
Initiation. light refreshments VII be
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One of the most interesting soclal
events Of the season IS planned Tor inc
Elks club building on North four'h
street this evening, when the fcoTu-
airy dance OF the Nlwanis club Is staged
Jones Novelty orchestra has bcen en-
gagged to furnish the fhusic for the
evening. and the affair IS restricted 10
members and theirs families.
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Taken to Hospital!

Stephen Prout. Of Twenty-sevcnth
street. has been removed to the City
hospital for treatment. He is suffering
with a bad attack Of blood poisoning in
his right arm. The infection developed
following an injury received while he
vas at his work in the Rail & River No.
Z coal mine a Bir Run
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Mrs. D. q. Davis was the charming
hostess to the Industrious Danes OF
this city at her home on West Washing
ton street yesterday afternoon. The
hours were spent at music and fancy
work \ luncheon was served.
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A large class OF candidates was given
the initiation in the third degree at
the meeting Of the Knifh,s Of Pythias.
in their new home g. MS city, last
night. and all memhC-s present were
we'll pleased with the way the work was
put on. This IS the first time this de-
gree has been put on in this city
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Mrs. Simon ". Parker will entertain
a largo part Of friends 1t her home o"
Walnut and Third street this afternoon
complimentary to Miss Madgc Hcaion
of Cleveland who IS her guest. tn"
hours Will be spent at cards and other
social diversions and II luncheon WILT be-
served.