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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

lass us TO HAVANA 10 set a drink an"
,5u,r. a bright shawl tiater ne comes
lack and writes novel 10 get moHoA
~ h,iv the shawl Hugh WHEY ha"HS
ont IN California, and Dorothy IAN
tiaId's real home is IN Arlington, yer
Mount Sax Rohmer is not the reno"
r,al name Booth Harrington an"
Meredith Nicholson are the gold ouS'
twins OF Indianapolis. Margaret VIII
damer lives. or used -. In larchmoh''
Tew York and Robert W. ChamoerS
r,r usually be found al his New lorh
CIV home. at the Metropolitan Gun
New York. C!ty. or at his splend''erouH
country home in York state, kroaao'-
hin Mary Roberts Rinehart has ae'
serted Pittsburgh and now lives at 'na
wardman Park Hotel. Washington -
:. where she and Dr. R!nehart nav"
,aken the apartment OF the late senator
Roles Penrose, OF Pennsylvania
\nd here's an English author VINO ~
also one Of a firm ~ English publish
,-s and who says that advertising -
not what sells books. He Is FRAN"
swinner,on, best known as the author
az tho author Of that beautiful story
Eocturre. and he talks right out plain
IN ,he July number OF the Bookman'
NO amount oC advertising sells an
hook 10 an extent which Iustifies th"
crra, expense OF the campo 'gn' "e-
C,aycs SwInnerton, continuing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

The great temple ~ Caaba In Mecca
can be entered by p doors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

"v, il not first Of all In the adNer-
rising columns OF paper that we loon
for news OF what 10 read We are III
terested IN the reviews, in Inc opinions
rxprraSsd regarding new books IN the
ruhici,v given 10 books In winch We
arc likely 10 be interested The Rm"h''
Of time which we give 10 the ADVERTISE
r,ents Of books unless we arc IN inc
trade Of publishing or IN the profess
SION or authorship. Is very sma". ~
pencral we rush over the tiniN, II
there is a largo space given To one oo"N
yc NAV omen our eyes. but We do no.
Immediately run out 10 nuN Inc h"oN'
va did, our shelves woult be iuu at
rrrs,d works Of no interest whatever,
ONLY when we knew something about d"
book do we notice It's presence or IT.
scrce in tho advertisement columns
And tho thing which makes US huN
hooks Is simply and solely personal RET
ommerdation. talk. the sense mat III"
hook IS in the air" and must he rtHh
e We ara 70 hO'd up our heads No
fore those Of our friends who READ
books and discuss them with knowl-
edge. The publisher understands th''
very well. Il any author asks any
puhlisher what II Is that sells books, h.
will hear from each and every publish
cr the same reply-4t IS IdIN'
Wall ,gl;a SwInDer,on. We have hecn
on both sides or the fence--thc pub
ushnr.author renrc-and our observation
strongly bears him out. Sw!nnerton
also names the reasons why publishers
continue to advertise which are % be-
cause the author expects It. GU because
other publishers advertise. and go be-
cause advertising advertises, In the long
run, not any particular hook but the
publisher; 80 that "Doran Books" or
, This Is an Appleton Book becomes
familiar to readers everywhere.
But VIZ have one advantage over
Swlnncr,on: we have been an author
and a book publisher AND newspaper
man. Sw'nncrton may not fully under
| stand why newspapers review books, II
! 10 because books nrc NEWS. Books are
! lust as much news as plays. oaschni'
games and church soclab!eS. new
/ hook "a Just as much Of an event. IA
n VARYING number Of people, ~ an cleo
, ton. In fact. more people AZ" more
! closely touched by what they read than
BY the particular man who Is elected
United States senator.
Not that Ne expect RhNoonE l" I've
touched BY what we are saying
Though 4 touches us Il does, indeed
We are deeply moved
To think We should have written any
! thinE 30 sol!d-Scnsical,
OF course. We must have been in
sp!red It's that way. you know. VIII
us writer's Isn't inspiration wonder
ful7
Yes, especially when II inspires us t
stop.
PENHOLDER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
P en- P OF n t S

~, We really do not feel well today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

Not that Ne expect anybody 10 he
touched by what we are saying
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
$4,000 VERDICT FOR
MRS. ETHEL c. REED
I'm Her Suit for Her Husband S
Death Due to Railroad
Accident.

y verde; ~ $4,000 for The plaintiff
Mrs l,tNeI Z. Eoed. VAS brought IN
~ nv tlry az $50 last evening. IN tho
Fedora, p.striv; court. as damages for
tho death OF her husband. GcorE"
Reed who was Killed while at WORK
on No bridge. on tho Pennsylvania
Sye'".r. near this city. January %
1877" This verd.Ct lios against tho
Director General - Ra!l,>ads. who
was ~ possession Of the railroad sys
tens al that time.
Under ;he distractions ~ ne jUdyc =
charge the possible verdicts Were
tAr"". masking the railroad wholly -
sp"nsh'~. party responsible or mo-
responsible. AS the measure of dam
age was - t.e She estate which mish'
g assumed the msr would leave IL
Ms heirs, a. the close II the reason
able expectation OF ,,fr. the amour;
The verdict was taken 20 indicate
tina, me Jl,-y considered ;he rcspouSi-
b.a'. divided ana fixed ;hc amount
OCcor'ins9y.
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.BLAMES DEAD ENGINEER
FOR FLYER" DISASTER
Not in Possession of His Facul-
ties to Stop Express, is Rail
roads Conclusion.

Philadelphia, Pa. July 8.-'For
some unknown cause Engineer
Westcott was not in fun possession OF
necessary action to stop his train and
10 wait until he secured the Atlantic
City route, which otherwise ne un-
douhtedly would have done" This
concluding sentence of a statement by
Vice President Ewing of the Philndel
rhia & Reading Railway, issued when
the railroads investigation into tho
Winslow Junction wreck was finished
in Camden yesterday. announced that
the veteran engineman who lost his
life in the horror was regarded AZ the
person 10 blame
The inquiry was closed when the in
vostigators for tho Public Utility Com
mission, the Interstate Commerce
Commission and Prosecutor Wolver.
ton. with representatives Of the rail
road. visited the scene of the wreck
The Camden dis1,at ,hcrs office wac
rNOncrated Of blame attached to 81 bl
Towerman DE Walt. who claimed thai
he had not been Informed o. the ap.
preach Of tho empty train. ACcoriinI
to DE Waits story. he opened tn,
switch on the Atlantic city main lin,
for "a freight train after the empt,
| train. which ho thought was the eN
press. had passed The signal wns sc
against the iller. but il took the juno
! ton AT full speed. ran into the switch
and hurtled down an embankment.
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First United Presbyterian Church.
Third and BrVum streets Rev. ~ Y
calhoun. pastor. Preaching tomor-
row morning and cvp'4iug Ny ne pa Sc
tor. Morning suhje''. Wages Of Sin -"
evening. Working wei" sabbath
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
X 4 RB0R FUNDS.
W ilminrton District SHARES Well In
Government Allowance.

The approval OF the Army Appro-
nr.aiiOn b!N by President Harding, L
- pointed out hy the Atlantis Deeper
Waterways Association. means much
"a the Wilmington district.
IN this section the mos; important
..eIu - the inland waterway from the
Do.lwis-e river 10 Chesa pealpa Bay
which Is the present official title fcr
the ChesSa pes,kc aud Delaware Canal
taken over by the Federal Government
a Few years ago. For Tins the entire
estimate Of $500. GOO wsl> allotted. and
L Congress auth or-szes the work 10 pro
coed on the same scale IN the future
the tide level waterway vii De COM
pIeted IN about four years.
other important; appropriations for
the Wilmington district were as fol
lows Wilmington harSor, t125. 600
inland waterway between Rehobotl
Bay and Delaware Bay. sSI.0SS. AB-
secon Inlet 1000; suDdry snaller
rivers IN New Jersey and Delaware
$50 600.
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MUST Be FREE FROM
SIN TO Enjoy LIBERTY
DeIiverance From Evil Principle
Essential to Perfect
Happiness.


The Christian EudeavOr topic this
week IL discussed by Rev. Luther 81.
Broadway who takes for his subject
How ~ Get the Blessing ~ Free
dom and his Scripiural reference:
John 8. 3l-3G. Or. Broadway says
There Is AN experimental knowledge
of the truth. II il expAenred g. ls
more than "A theory. The word die
ciple means n learner. A believer be-
corners a learner In the schDol ~
Christ Notice two degrees ~ RrarD.
J. That which Ife calls bring In HIS
word 81. 81. in which iie urges them
90 continue
2. knowing the truth which Sos
free
There are two works ~ grace re-
generation and entire sautiGcation.
Like many today they resented ne
/ idea that they were not free. ike sofro
nOw, ~ho claim 70 be free from sin
Whom regeuerated and ara Indignant 2
urged to seek anything more <rtice,
then. He WIS speaking 81 complete
deliY"Tance from all sin to those who
had already believed lu Him FAR re-
generation. ~ 3o-3D. when we de-
'rrmine 20 harmonic 18th au tra
'rIth and VIII ~ God concerning ~.
"e come 10 thst place where ca
can consistently 'ast al siu out ~ or
hearts.
What Kind ~ freedom r. = ~ If-s
with sin in is Tho con.ict may -
~ liberty fr)rn prison. hut = ~ has
me chains s'il on him. he is not 1st
frac
50 II s. With ev"ry regenarataF so,Il.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
NEW SUNDAY SCHOOL PLAN
AT M'CABE CHURCH

The McCAhc Memorial VI. L. sun
day Sch0ui has adopted the policy q
having q visiting superintendent or
some other Sunday schoS. worHv.
speak u; eacl session % me school
during the summer Last Sunday
Aubrey Nandever. who was ne. 'rst
superintendent % the school. was the
speaker. giving Il very interesting ad-
dress.
Tomorrow I. Elmer Perry. super.n-
tendent Of Harrison street NJ e sun
day school. VIII be the speaker He
has been prcsiden: II the S;4,e sun
day School Association for number
OF years and IS now serving on he
organization executive committee lie
is also identified with The rAttona, as
ISOLATION.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
GRACE CHURCH MUSIC.

A. Grace Church tomorrow nc
chimes viii play At 10 a. m: Look
Ne Saints. the sight e Glorious"
A Glory G:lds he Sao red Page 90
"IIark Ny Soul. Z - the Lord " Jesus.
the Name High over All" At -.15 D.
m: ABIDE With Ne Day Is Dying
IN the West. My Hope IS Built on
Nothing Less" The organ numbers
VIII re: Morning. prelude: A Summer
Morning Jarrett; postude. Post
Jude in + Malpr.' West: evening. re-
clta.. ''Marche Kuese. scm.nAe;
Under tho leaves" Thome: Min
uette.' Beethoven; postlude, Belgian
March, Clarke.
The choir NJ! sing. morning. He
Shall Come Down Ike Rain" Buck.
Evening. "Cherubims Song. Bor-
tyansky. Mrs Babcocit will SIM, in
the morning, Like as IL Har-.' Al
litsen. Mrs. Gallery ard Mr.. Smith
Will sing Love Divine Al Love Elk
ceiling" Sta.ner.
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CONFERENCES DELEGATES HOME.
Local Young Women Return From IN
terrstlug Sessions ut Northneid.

The young women who went from
this city TO Mortified Conference re-
turned Wednesday with the exception
OF Miss Bertha Harlan. who remained
at Northneld.
Seven hundred girls from eastern
States attended the conference, large
delegations coming from New England
and New York. In addition To attending
classes the local girls participated in
the field sports on Saturday and took
many hikes through the surrounding
country Miss Margaret Laird took
part in q pageant that was given Sat
urday night.
Miss Bertha Harlan led a Bible
class In Elements of Our Faith.
Other leaders OF Bible classes were a;
DIR. John Mcdowell OF Baltimore ;
bishop Charles Brent of 'MaSsachu-
sctts: Dr. Il. $. Drank of Summit, y,
j.: Mr.. and Mrs. William Moody, Miss
Mary AngeVine Of New YORK;. Miss
Charlotte Porter, Mrs. NJ. II. BooCock
Special speakers were Rev. II. Il. Weir
of salem: DIR. \. W. Bevan Of RoChcs-
| ter, y. ". Miss Margaret Slattery
Speakers ut the evening services were
/ NOV. w !. NNHtii. i''A'h 'E'''N
man. Mrs. DE witt Wallace. Bishop
Charles Brent Morning prayer leaders
were Mrs. Ross Stevenson. Mrs. w. II
! Ho,bro,k. Mrs. j. Il. l.. Davis, Mrs
! John Mcdowell.
In the local delegation were Miss
! Madeleine May. president of the WI
miugton Mortified League; Miss Der
/ tina Harlan. from tho league at large
Miss Mabel Davis. Mrs. Walter craig
Mrs Ross Woodmau. Miss Julia John
I son Of Westminster: Miss Helen Ora
ham. Miss Elizabeth Barnes. Miss Aim;
Jones. Mrs. Mclaughlin. Mrs. Ziegrist
Mrs Ray of FIRST and Central Mrs
Guy Lambert Miss CuTiuuc Lambert
Miss Louise Wallace. Miss Harric
snyder, Mrs. Horace Porter. of Han
over: Mss Margaret Laird and Mis-.
Mary Marvel who stayed with IN,
WcstoNcy delegation.
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The Mizpah Circle Of Kings Daugh-
ters OF Second Baptist Church. OF
which Mrs. Charles Edwards is presf-
dent. gave an entertainment last
night at the Florence Crittenton Home
for the benefit Of the home. The COM
mittee in charge composed Of Mrs. Ed
ward Gibson and Mrs. Il. r. Gulick
had prepared fine program. as fol-
lows: Vocal and instrumental solos
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Mitchell: rect
tation, Miss Alice Roberts recitation
in Negro dialect. Miss Dorothy Wei
din; guitar solo. Mr.. Hayes. and q
violin solo. Alex koppell, accompanied
by his sister, Sarah kOppell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08

Met abe Church Appreciates Work O
Rev. George {. Williams,

At the regular quarterly confer
ence 1f MCCabe NJ. 4. Church, in the
church. asst night. II was unanimously
decided that the month OF August be
observed as vacation month 10y the
pastor. Rev. George G. Williams. the
urganist and the Choirleader. Rev.
Robert Watt. district superintendent.
presided at the meeting
Services will be conducted AS usual
IN the church during the pastors va
att II. Arrangements Will he made
FOR having the pulpit filed each sun
day by n supply minister. Sunday
school VIII also be conducted during
the summer months. The sessions
VIII be held between 10 and II a. m.
instead Of 1915 and 100 y. IN. as
heretofore
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
MAIN CR|T|C|SES
PUBLIC UTILITIES
Remarks, Made at Board Meet.
ing Last Night, Brought
Forth Protest.

with the aVowrd purpose or start
ing some thing Charles Main OF 1915
hing street. last night appeared at the
meeting of the Board Of Public
tuuiy Commissioners and expressed
rs antipathv 10 public utility corpo-
ratluns generally. his distrust OF their
rrcti,ude. and his doubts whether the
members ~ the commission themselves
We're no: heing Influenced" 10 Withhold
action iuuolnE ~ reduction OF rates.
Main MS present as a visitor and
VA offered ,he privilege az the floor
a the conclusion 81 the regular scs-
Zion. which was short.
Whom THO members had recovered
from THEW surprise 90 the verbal on
s'aught. Commissioner Philip !. Isaac
mad, "a diguincd hu; vigorous pro-
test. pointing out thai the function
=. the commission is a judicial one
and 'ha. D. AN only pass upon speCiii,
complains. mad, iu IA, manner pre-
= .brd w. thr ,IN creating the board
a'd ma th~ remarks were no; in
,.lrr
commissioner Rrto'on also spoke {,
90, el.uc ,rc,;. pointing on; thai
thr ,tttc'ucu. x made were avtonah,,
a. Ne as auWdrtdutcd.
copy 90 'ct,'. addressed 9,
C,r. Pc JOS 30. C,u.rG Labor Cuion
advocating thN AtuWau." 20 IN,
'.,>v'.s e,-.-,...ty ~ So tur each meet.
..g "f -l.. .nuuiSsiHu. Vas read. y,
... mas g, Ia b~ru taken lN Coun.
l,l,rtS Cog MAY o. the Wilmington
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
CHURCH tIUR OUTING.
Members Hlke tn Rockford Water
Tower Tor Iuiu,abIe Program.

tn, summer outing t2'lh 90 n"
GlA,e VI J.. church he'd he first ~
. series - outings as n.shl a hike
designated aS mystery hike and II
was a uIvS:cr, f-,on start 20 fn.Sh.
Aftpr assembling - Tho Grace
chUN-h Hp. thu membe.r. OF She
Grub hogan % h.l>e toward Rockford
Water Tower. Aloag he way the path
WIS nl.ur eas'cr nv singing and
general fun. a. tina: Tho time On The
TRi isSeed rapidly
puu arriving A. 'he tower " sur
prise pvuEram Was offered. composed
of different kinds q, ganas After
thl> the pa~tE returned hcrn-. Char
once n, KAY chairman * the commit
SOC. Anno4i ed that the next Outing
W. - gwen IN shout 'wo weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
t!recnhiil.

Grocrhil Presbyterian Church. Ken
mott pike. l;cy Thomas keTr. pastor
communion tomorrow moi ming r.
1913. sabbath school and Bible class
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08

Goodman NJ. T.. church, Four
tccnth and du Pont streets. Rev. W.
q Harris. minister Preaching tUmur-
row morning. l030. by Rev. Dr. otis
Evening services, 80. in charge "f W.
J. stats. Sunday school and other
regular meetings az the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
TRUNK HAD WANDERLTST.
Travels = Years aud Has Just Reached
Owner Here.

Atlantic CITY. July After tour
ing tho world FOR eight years. II trunk
shipped from London IN 1914. few
days before the outbreak " the world
war. by Baron Scotford. boardwalk
tist has jIst reached him. When the
trunk failed TO show up after Scot
furds arrival heTc. ne put the matter
in she handle OF an attorney las,
week he received a reply that the
trunk would DO delivered Thuraiay
and II was
According 70 the marks on e. Il has
spent several winters in both Franc,
and Italy, toured Egypt, visited Rom
hay and Iacutta. taken In severa
cities OF China and Japan. then re-.
turned 10 England and finally foun,
itr way t. Sootford here
Included IN its contents were 2
number OF eiihouettcs Of former rova
lrersonaEes. one of them WAS OF Arch
| duke Ferdinand. done a fcw month,
| bSfDr" ne WAS ASA, ssinated
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
Rrand, wine.

Rraudywlne NJ r. church. 200
Market street. REV. W Il. Greenfield.
pastor. Preaching tomorrow morning
and evening by the pastor: subject.
1890, THE sincerity OF love 40.
The Love Of Pleasure SUNDAY
school and other regular meetings at
the usual hours.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
DER HELD IN $4,000 BAIL.
Broker Surrenders and Is Indicted on
sixteen Counts,

New York. July S.-Eimore D. der,
who was indicted on June 80 in CON
necuon with the 100000 brokerage
failure Of T. y. der & Co. surrendered
yesterday afternoon. He pleaded not
guilty before Justice McAvoy in the
Supreme Court and was released on
$4,000 bail. There are sixteen indict-
ments against him. seven charging
grand larceny and nine bucketing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08

do all my work alone wnlle before
had my daughter staying at home 70
GO il. / have told a number Of
friends what it has done for me and
give you permission 10 use my letter
a. a testimonial. - Mrs. JESSE
PETERSEN, Route !, Jasper, MINI.
There is no better reason for your
irving Lydia Z. Pnkham' Vegetable
Compound than this-it has helped
other women. SO if you suffer from
displacements, irregularities, back
ache. nervousness or are passing
through the Change of Life remem-
Der this splendid medicine. What it
did for Mrs. Petersen it may do for
you.
rhe Vegetable Compound stands
upon a foundation Of nearly fifty
years Of service.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
BIu.pING ON INCREASE.
Report for June Shows aluatnu Far
in 4 Nress III Total for MAY.

The Valuation placed uIon the
amount 90 building hat was done IN
this city during the month Q: June
is s215.sys. ncC ordiug - the report ~
BlhdiDg Inspector Ellts /. Preston.
The report. which has Us; b,--n issued,
shows that the June Valuation Is h Ugh
~ by Ear than that II NAY and also
ahead OF The record Tor last June.
The permits issued FOR June were
- dwellings, SIS 500; one store and
apartment. $4,000. seven private ga
rage. $500; one apartment. $20.500
one storage shed. 500, Two ice houses
$500: 20 editions, $4s oss. 80 altera
tons and repa rs. $3.50 one hest.ng
system. $40 To;a.. t2I5.qgs.
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Harrison street.

HARRISON Strort NJ f.. church.
seventh and Harrison streets. EcV.
W. r. Nahbart. pastor Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening hy the
pastor. subject, 1880. ,SJh" Living
Word" : 90, The Dependent Mon
arch" Sunday school aud other r"Ru-
tar meetings at the usual hours.
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Mems Day at shiloh.

The annu3, Mems Day Will De OBJ
served in Shiloh BAsJisI Church 70
morrow. Rev. ). NJ Thompson. pas
tor " Ebenezer Baptist Church. Provi-
dence, X. L, VIII deliver sermon Al
10,45 i, N. sunday school Viii be A.
l215. Another service, viii begin at
.. N. Dr. Conwel Banton Will make
an address at $50 and Or Hopkins al
I. Rev. Thompson will again speak
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-08
AUTOMOBILE VICTIM DIES.
Ernest Ferguson Run Down While
Walking Along Road Near smyrna.

Ernest Ferguson COlored. of smyrna
admitted 10 the Delaware Hospital
Tuesday night. In = serious condition
as tn result of being struck nv a
truck near Smyrna. died yesierday
morning. None Of the details Of She
accident IN which Ferguson wa, IN ur-
III could be learned He WAS found
sitting on the front porch OF the Office
If DR.. +. :. Dwight at Smyrna in Il
badly battered condition and was
brought ~ Wilmington in an automo-
bile. lie regained consciousness long
enough "a state that he had been
struck 10y a truck while walking along
road near smyrna. How he got 10
Dr Dwight's home is unknown.
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THE trouble lasted about three
months before we began using Cuti-
cura Soap and Ointment. and after
using four cakes of Soap and two
boxes of Ointment he was healed"
(Signed) Miss Elizabeth Seperko,
Box -, Oliphsnt Furnace, Pa.
Cuticurs Soap, Ointment and Tall
cum are ideal for every day toilet uses.
Sample Zach Ere, by H,l Address: "crt.ourA Lab,
srAtoriss, Dept Y, hAldsR 40, Aass" Sold every
whsre. Soso1c. Ointment q and6oc Tslcum pc
Cub curs Soap shaves without mug
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SENTENCED As WAR CRATER.
Former Captain Connected With Army
Bride Charges Gets Is Months.

Washington. ID. e. July 8.-Charles
A. Fltzulan. general manager OF the
Disco Lighting Company 0. Detroit.
and former captain IN The army. was
sentenced yesterday in Criminal Court
20 IN months in ;hA penitenri2r; for
accepting a bribe Of ss00 10 influence
Ms actiCn in connection NTH tho pur-
chase Of skid chains for the army while
letting as officer in charge Of n. I,.et,!-
tenaACs division " the Motor Trans
pOs't Corps during the war He noted
an appeal and was released under
bonds OF $1,000
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
st. Pnul's.


st. Paul's NJ. r.. Church, Tenth and
Jackson streets. Rev. Carlisle L. Huh
bard. pastor. Preaching tomorrow
morning and evening by tho pastor !;
subject, 1880, Clean Garments"
evening. "JeslG and Hopeless Man"
Sunday school at noon; Christian
Endeavor prayer meeting. els.
MI. Salem.
Mt. Salem NJ r.. Church, Nine
tcenth and Mt Salem lane. Rev
Leonard White. pastor. Preaching to-
morrow morning and evening by the
pastor; subject; morning. THE
Measure of Gods Love" :. The Man
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day school and other regular meetings
at the usual hours