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VASTUS HERALD-. Saturday, FeDruary 17, 1912. STOMACH DISTRESS speaker was the presence of many foreigners. She held that Americans owe them a debt. Three things, she said, attract the foreigner to our shores the land of promise.

They are: civil, religious and industrial liberty. "What we offer them in this land of promise," she asked." She said we should thank ourselves that, we have liberty to offer them, at least. But when we no longer IS EW FOffli DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, GAS OR INDIGESTION IN FIVE AIINUTES. NO 'fEDERATION OF WOMEN'S CLUBS HOLDS ELECTION AND HEARS ADDRESSES (Continued from Page One.) ments. From the excellent reports rendered it is believed many of these i hopes will soon Be realized.

Miss Sara Dana Falls rendered a beautiful solo, followed by a duet by Mrs. Charles Greer and Mrs. D. it. 'Harris.

Reports of the different circles made upon roll call in the. fol-1 Take your sour out-of-order stom Hutchison's EuceBient Minora! Spring Watesr EAST BROOK, PA. We warrant the Hutchison's Spring WaterPure Unrivalled in quality. "0. If." By CKy feed Inspector.

"0. m'-b r. g. HcBrlde, ciunsm. Delivered in Steam Stsrilized bottles, by Miners! wsier DisrriBiifSsig co.

22 Knot WaoTilncrtnn Ktroof achor maybe you call it Indigestion, Dyspepsia," Gartritis or Catarrh -of stomach; it doesn't matter take your stomach trouble right with you to i "tsy i v- I f-J have them it will be a hard blow to the world in general and a black spot for America in particular. "And what has the foreigner to offer us?" she asked. "Is it a lair exchange? Many will say not. According to the immigration laws no foreigner is permitted to land here unless they have $25. Over 100,000 land each year and that means over your Pharmacist and ask him to open a 50 cent case of Pape's Diapepsin and let you eat one 22 grain Trian-gule and see if within live minutes there is left any trace of your former misery.

$1,500,000 brought into this country. A laborer, if he be a man, is worth $1,000 to this country fig-i The correct name for your trouble Bell 'Phone 944. X'w Pa. ITnlnn 'Pli ceo 7 is Food Fermentation food souring; the Digestive -organs become weak. ure that up.

If it were not for these foreigners, who build our railroads, in many instances develop our mines and do other such work, we would there is lack of gastric juice; ybur food is only half digested and you'be-come affected with loss of. appetite, be at a stand-still for American-born men aim higher than this kind pressure and fullness after eating, vomiting, nausea, heartburn; griping in bowels, tenderness in the pit of LE AT A SAC of work now days. Many say it is lowing order: Circle of '89r-Mrs. Wylie McCaslin. Reading Circle W.W, Cubbi-son.

Circle of '91 Mrs. W. Porter. Current- Events Mrs. JJA.

Breck-enridge. Sorosis Miss Minnie Kuhn. Women's Guild Mrs. J. A.

Wilson. Wednesday Morning MusicalMrs. B. R. Harris.

Wimodausis Mrs. W. A. Shannon. D.

of A. R. Mrs. G. A.

Dickson. Of much interest was the question box which was conducted by Mrs. Semple and Mrs. Coard. Mrs.

William Wood worth, and Miss Douthitt officiated as ushers. Delightfully interesting and highly instructive was the meeting of the Federation in the evening: at the same edifice. The attendance was quite the riff-raff that comes here ttomacn, bad taste in mouth, consti "It is not the case. The riff-raff pation, Daln in limbs. sleeDlessness.

of other countries will not face the belching of gas, biliousness, sick headache, dizziness or many other similar- symptoms. :3 unknown dangers and has not the initiative to come here to better their condition. It is just the reverse. Of course, we get some of the riff-raff il your appetite, is fickle and noth ing tempts you, or you belch gas, or if you feel bloated after eating, or but, on the whole, tney mane gooa citizens. The speaker then referred to the many foreigners who, after coming to your food lies like a lump of lead 'on your stomach, you can make up your mind that at the bottom; of all this there is but one cause fermentation of undigested food.

large, the Sunday school room being America, have reached the highest -well filled. Two- able addresses were pinacles it was possible for them to Prove to yourself in five minutes made, one by Mrs. Samuel bempie or, touch and soon outdistanced Amer- that your stomach is as good as any; leans in many material things, help that tnere Is nothing really wrong. Stop this fermentation and beein eat ed upbuild the nation and gave to us Rrma nf our greatest ideas. She ing what you want without fear of discomfort or misery.

numerated many of these to bear out her statement. She then added that Titusville and -the' other by Mrs. -Robert J. Coard of Pittsburg. are cultured women, who have a way of expressing their thoughts that instill in their hearers great enthusiasm for the work they have 'in hand.

During the evening several vocal selections were rendered. At 6:30 din-j Almost instant relief is waiting for wb reallv owe them a debt you. It is merely a matter of how soon you take a little Diapepsin. She pleaded for better conditions for the. foreigners and told how they ner was served in the church dining can be reached.

She advocated mat. hall, by the King's Daughters of the an interest be taken in the foreign women, who suffer the most from being cut off from the world as the church. The members oi tnat society did excellently and received many GARDNER A FAN. 'mim jijw II 1 ''Wimir comoliments for their, efforts husband and children are prougui While their friends were shivering In wintry blasts of New York Miss TelTa The evening meeting was presided into contact with it, while tne motn New Senator From Maine Likes the Gilbert and Miss Hilda Holmes. New York societv eirls.

danced the er was compelled to remain oDscure over by Mrs. Nothdurft and was open Game of Baseball. I "i "i- ajcauu, uu iiro uco.u i uieir uauiius suns. ine pnotc- ly at home. In some place bm saw- graph ghows the twQ girls Jn thelr omblnation- danclng and bathing cos-Federation Clubs had orgamzeu tume Miss Gilbert is the dauehter of the wealth Rrammaii Nfiiihort ed by an address by Mrs.

sempie. was pleased over the large number of Obadiah Gardner, the new United States senator from Maine, Is the latest men in the audience. Mrs. sempie car sewing circles among the foreign women an A this movement Is meet addition to the senate baseball coterie. ried greetings from the State Federa of New York and was reported engaged last summer to W.

S. Taft, eldest son of Mr. and Taft. Miss Holmes is the daughter of Mrs. Artemac H.

Holmes of New York. Senator Gardner knows all about base ing with erreat success. It makes them more, useful, she said." Kinder hits, errors, clean steals, spitballs, tion to the local organization, sue said assistance from the local would be of great assistance to the state organization and believed, it should be garten and kitchengartens should be fadeaways, crossfires, inshoots and four cushion swats. He was president provided for the nttie ioiks. Mra.

Coard's address, like Mrs. once of the Knox County league in affiliated with it as more couia De ac SemDle's. was most interesting and complished by the two bodies co-oper- Maine and was some player himself This beautiful Depot or Station Carriage, costing $400 to build wOl sacrifice for $100 if sold' at once. Somebody is going to get a bargain, atine, soon after the war, when the present all regretted when sue cioseo. sue said members of the clubs were not askine for the right to vote, but the One of the questions that, had been popular'and best known national pas time was in its swaddling clothes.

right to help in the struggle. But, Inquire IRWIN CAMPBELL, 11 E. Washington Street. WILL LAY IN STOCK, Senator Gardner was for ten years m. Evening service 7:45 p.

m. Ser she said, there are Deuer bcuuu mon subject, "Prepare to Meet Thy master Of the Maine state grange. As a result of the expected strike nrhora thorn are women on tne uod. All are invited to these ser which has more than 60.000 members among tile Pennsylvania coal miners boards." She said she was not a suf- At the referendum election in bis state in September last the most prominent fragette but was born that way, al- on April first, all the consumers of though she has never clamored for that very necessary- commodity vices. C.

F. Cllffe, minister. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. asked was in regard to the co-operation with the Consumer's league, in regard to early She favored this, claiming that near her home are many barns and she can hear drivers taking the horses to the stables every Saturday night. She said the stores closed early Saturday nights but that shoppers go to the stores so late to leave their orders that it was usually after one o'clock Sunday morning before some of the employ-Res of the stores could quit work.

She ARE YOU of the questions submitted was wheth er or not the state should retain pro her rights She believes tne women owomyjus mw ocvciat iu.o- of New Castle need an organization honingtown dealers with orders There will be no preaching ser vices at the Mahoningtown Presby to demand equal franchise for worn- wnicn tney rind it hard to fill as tney hlbltion of the liquor traffic as a funda terian Church tomorrow. Sunday uuuie ins oraers are put in re- mental in the constitution. Senator scnool will be held at 9:50 a. m. All with on of this kind, gardless of the amount of coal on Gardner is intolerant of intemperance.

are invited to this service. the speaker said the women could hand and all seem to be afraid that thon o-ot what, thev wanted without they will not get what they want but stood for the repeal of the prohibl tion provision. advocated early shopping at all times PERSONAL MENTION. and esneciallv about the Holidays KOine in a round-about way ior W. S.

Caskey of North Liberty it Ithain inelotonna tneir He talks fearlessly on the topics of hir 0oinr the iperislator. councilman insistence. When the over worked cierKS snouia state and national interest favors all be considered. street, and Harvey Bush of West Madison avenue, took part in an entertainment in the Wampum Opera the reforms the natlorial grange has called for In recent yeas and is a gen She spoke of art in the public Bchools and said money could not oe or member of the school board. She The local dealers will make pre- said they could get their juvenile parations for the expected shortage court pictures in the schools, etc.

about the first of March and feel They would then come in the natural that they will be able to fill every wav hv the ballot. demand made on them providing that uine progressive. He has urged fed House last evening. Sixth street. Bpent for a better cause.

It was one of the best educational advantages nnssible 'she said. Sne dwelt on this engineer, is' reported to be on eral highway I Improvement. parcels post, postal sarings brinks, direct elec sho nirt it whr not tiossible to sur- the strike does hot last a great tne sick list. tho nhiidren with too manv while. All are hoping for a peace tor some time, specifying high schools tion of senators, defeit of ship sub Mrs.

W. C. Powers of Third street. sidy and strict food and he is op- beautiful flowers, art works and sim- ful settlement or tne dimcuity as tne ilar things price of coal is sure to soar in case has left for a two weeks' visit-at losed to a partisan tariff commission. her former home in Altoona.

She told of an organization, of a pro iciigeu strme. F. W. Wallace of West, Madison hnvs lrnnwn as the TCnie-hts of Va-1 avenue, was a business visitor in and its educational influence on emia-ren. She referred to art in Etagland and the places she had visited, where beautiful paintings by great masters, statuary, as well as busts of persons who made history, were to be found in halls and school rooms.

Another matter considered by the lor that has accomplished wonder- SEND BEAUTIFUL OFFERING, New Galilee yesterday. ful thines in the way of making The Ladies' Auxiliary to the O. R. Mrs. C.

H. Thompson and daugh CELEBRATION AT KEY WEST. them develop into good moral men. C. sent a beautiful floral offering She said they were given so many to the funeral of the late Mrs.

Sadie ter Miss Leola of West Madison avenue, were visitors in Pittsburgh yes points for not smoking cigarettes Planton at Girard, today. It con Foreign Nations Will Join In Marking BDeaker was civic improvements. terday. The Aetna Life Insurance is the largest Company in the world writing Life, Accident, Health and Liability Insurance, and pays indemity for loss of life or loss of time due to accident or sickness. For further information inquire of QUINCY A.

icBRIDE AGENT FOR LAWRENCE COUNTY Over Citizens Rational Bank Bell Phone 285 Citizens Phone 273 Completion of Railroad, and took a pledge not to use intoxi- sisted ot almost an exact reproduc-catlng liquors, "But of course," she tion of the official button of the or- few years ago, she. said, when the State Federation- met. and reports John White and Thomas Ray of Many of the foreign embassies and North Wayne street, were Pittsburgh were received from different locals legations in Washington will send rep added, "you would not need the lat- der in floral, work. The center was ter here as this is a dry town." la red triangle, surrounded by a visitors yesterday. much attention was given in the re C.

P. Morgan of North Cedar At the conclusion of her-remarks white circle. On the outside of this street, a well known B. O. en resentatives to the special international celebration at Key West, on Jan.

22, to mark the completion of the a trio composed of Miss Lottie Nick- was a circle of autumn leaves and gineer, is suffering from an attack lin. Miss Alice Cubbison and Mrs. made out of purple flowers. A band ports of what had been done in a literary way and they usually could wind up with reference of the fact that a little civic work had been done, but lately the reports all speak of quinsy. Florida East Coast Railway company's W.

P. Felch, rendered a beautiful se- some floral tribute was also sent by Edward Porter of North Beaver, line connecting the mainland of the lection, with Mrs. W. W. Cubbison Division No.

326, O. R. C. Many was a business visitor in Mahoning officiating at the piano. Mrs.

Felch members of the Ladies Auxiliary at United States with the island city of of civic matters and wino up wun town yesterday. sang a solo, as did Miss Florence tended the services today. reference of the fact that some at Key West. David Kyle of North Beaver, was White during the evening. tention had been paid to literary President Taft, In behalf of the city calling On friends in the Seventh SOCIETY MEETS ward yesterday.

of Key West, invited all foreign nations to send representatives, and na matters. She believed more attention should be given to literary efforts which prepare one for civic ef The Belles Lettres Literary Socie William McNutt.of Warren, Ohio, ty of grade seven gave a very inter val vessels to participate in the cele forts, the best results being obtain is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Harris of North Cedar street.

esting program yesterday afternoon. bration. Formal acceptances have ed through study. Miss Letrugh Gilmore gave a very in Mrs. John Lewis of Cleveland, is the guest of Mrs.

Clyde Shelar of Another question asked her re teresting original story on Abraham been received from Italy, Mexico, Portugal, Costa Rica, the Dominican re garding cleansing the city morally. Lincoln. Declamations were given North Cedar street. This she said was a great question which has been asked ever since the dawning of history. "We must not feel discouraged as we are a new nation people every few years and public, Ecuador, Guatemala, Salvador and Uruguay.

Each of these nations will be represented by official delegates, selected in most instances from the embassies and legations. by Ina Weigle and Harold Patterson. The Current Events were taken care of by Wilda Yates, Jessie Robinson and Patrick Scanlon. George Jones and his newspaper furnished one of the most interesting parts of the, en Portugal is the only foreign country have" cause to give thanks as our eople are thinking more seriously tire program 5 rooms, Riverview Ave. 8.00 8 rooms, modem, 414 Garfield i this question than ever before." Ave 25.00 ae said it was necessary to keep GETS BAD CUT, to be represented by a vessel of its navy.

The Portuguese cruiser Aramda is now at Key West. The United States navy will be represented by th 8 rooms, modern, 314 Locust St 23,50 Ralph Thomas of West Cherry wmed and study the matter, as it as a broad national question, as Mrs. John Pontius of Eastbrook, is spending a few days with Mrs. Edward Mitchell of North Cedar street. Mrs.

F. McClurg of Fourth street, is somewhat improved. C. 'H. Clark of Pittsburgh, is spending the day with his mother, Mrs.

Agnes Clark, of Madison avenue. Clyde Shelar of North Cedar street, attended the automobile show in Youngstown Thursday. The Misses Ruby and Susan Clark of West Wadison' avenue, are spending the week-end with relatives in Jamestown, Pa. William Moore of Shamokin, is the guest of his sisters, Mrs. J.

M. Shar kweiler of North Cedar street, street, one of the enterprising news well as a local one. The first requis boys of the Seventh ward, met with a painful accident while coasting on ite, not only a city, but the entire West Cherry street hill. He sus country, is to know what tnings are to be cleansed and Hhen prepare to fifth division of the Atlantic fleet, consisting of the armored cruisers Washington and North Carolina, and the scout cruisers Salem and Birmingham, which will reach Key West about Jan. 21, to remain there a week.

tained a deep cut on the chin which meet them. required several stitches to draw to gether. He was unable to pass his False modesty, the speaker said, must be done away with first. She papers yesterday. said, physicians tell; us that 61 per DIRECTOR OF POSTAL SAVINGS cent" Of the entire population is ENJOYING HIMSELF.

tainted with unmentionable diseases. Word was received from John Theodore L. Weed Appointed to New LOUIS PINSKI. With the Home Stock Company. I fM -I in v.

I A fs It is time to know the truth and reach out and touch the base of the trouble. Not nearly as much atten Louer of Edenburg yesterday from his present location in Jacksonville, Florida. He states that corn is in Office by Postmaster General. Theodore L. Weed, chief clerk of the 8 rooms, Wallace Ave 25.00 8 rooms, modern, 12 Wallace 22.50 8 rooms, Euclid Ave.

10.00 7 rooms, modern, 27 X. Mill St 28.00 7 rooms, modern, 27 X. MU1 St 27.00 7 rooms, modern, 327 Mercer Street i 20.00 rooms, modern, 650 E. Wash- ington Street 20.00 6 rooms, Bluff St.i. v.

10.00 6 rooms, city water, 1 Home Street 10.00 6 rooms, modern, 834 Croton Ave 14.00 5 rooms, modern, 740 Court Street 13.50 5 rooms, gas and water, 815 Lathrop Street 8.50 5 rooms, city water, Denver Ave. 5.00 5 rooms, gas and water, 705 W. street iojoo 4 rooms, city water, 508 John Street $0.00 4 rooms, gas and water, 513 Court Street .111.00 4 rooms gas and water 500 Court Street. 10.00 and Mrs. Harry.

Powell of Maple street. Mrs. L. Johnston, nee Mcllven-ny bf is still confined to the hospital in that place," although much improved and will be removed to her home some time next week. i7 Mrs.

Harry Hettenbaugh of North! tassle and that everybody seems to TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY be preparing for a big harvest. Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money If postoffice department who is Postmaster General Hitchcock's principal executive assistant in the management of the department, has been appointed director of the postal savings system at $5,000 a year. He will assume his WILL MOVE TO NEW CASTLE. A.

Veri, the local Italian baker, It fails to cure. E. W. GROVE'S signature is on each box. 25c.

Cedar street, was a visitor in West Pittsburgh yesterday. sn alarming condition. will transfer his business to a Pittsburgh countryman and will move his family to New Castle in the near fu- Master Harvey Booher of North Liberty street, still remains quite tion is paid to boys as Is devoted to girls. Improvement and a. start can be made in the home, if the boys are taught by parents, as girls are, in regard to cleanliness, morally and otherwise.

Parents maintain a double standard in the home, she one for the- girls and the other the boys, and this should not be. "We have a deep responsibility right here," she said, "and will be punished if we do not. meet it. Teach the boys the same morals thaj the girls are taught and make home life more attractive for the boys." Another matter touched on by the poorly. Mrs.

May Simon of Alliance. duties immediately. Because of the extraordinary devel-, opment of the postal savings system, which now is receiving deposits aggregating a million dollars a week, Mr. Hitchcock, who thus far has directed Not So Straight. Hewitt "What do you think of Charles Nagle, secretary of Com Gruet?" Jewett "He's so crooked has returned home after spending several weeks here taking care of her sister, Mrs.

S. G. Booher, of merce and Labor who will undoubtedly be appointed Associate Justice of that the only way for him to get a night's rest is to Bleep on a iplral iteircase." HAVE PLEASANT TIME. A large crowd of people enjoyed the euchre, and reception held in the Harris storeroom on North Liberty street last evening by St. Margaret's congregation.

The evening was spent in playing cards or dancing. The Italian orchestra furnished the music. The affair was a social and a j4 rooms, city water, 308 Ma- the Supreme Court of the United States as the successor of the late John M. "Harlan. i honing Ave.

10.00 North Liberty street. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wig-ley of Willow Grove, a daughter. W.

C. Patterson of North Cedar street, is much improved. Master Dewey Shifflet of East Clayton is 'now able to go to the system personally, found it necessary to organize a special bureau take up the work. As an initial step he made Mr. Weed director.

The latter, who was appointed to the government service from Connecticut in 1898, has been Mr. Hitchcock's chief aid in extending the postal bank operations. 4 rooms, city water, lua l-a Center Street 4 rooms, W. Washington 4 rooms, city water, 112 1-2 Street We Away financial success. FIRST LA GRIPPE, THEN BROX-CH1TIS That the case with Mrs.

W. S. Ttoilov MrCrearv. Kv. "Mv wife was 9.00 6.00 6.50 8.00 6.00 4.00 4 rooms, Cottage Street.

Absolutely Free of Cost IS IMPROVING. Word has been received by Mrs. Hezekiah McCreary of Eastbrook, taken 'down with a severe attack of rooms CHURCH 225 YEARS OLD. lagrippe, which run into bronchitis. '2 rooms, Sheep Hill She couelied as tho' she had con-! 4 and 5 room apartment in I.

The People' Common Sense Medical Adviser, in Plain 1J I O. O. F. Bldg. Xeshannock sumntion and could not sleep at night.

English, or Mcdiome Si.uplified, by R. V. Pierce, M. Chief Comultinf Physioian te the Invalids' Hotel aad Sur-fiioal Institute at BaSklo, a book of 1008 larfe pages and school. Madeline Pltzer of West Madison avenue, is reported to be ill.

F. M. Davis of Wampum, was the guest of Dr. C. W.

Davis of North Liberty street, yesterday. essie, the daughter of Mr and Mrs. Joseph Blair of North Wayne street, is much improved. O. H.

Weihe of West Cherry street, is reported to be oa the sick list. Ave The first bottle of Foley's Honey ana concerning her son Frank, a well known Pennsylvania engineer, who has been very ill at the Mountain Side Sanitarium, The letter stated that his fever had fallen and that his recovery is now hoped Tar Compound gave her so much re-'Store room, 31 X. Mill 71.00 lief that she continued using it un-j Store room, Mercer Street 18.00 til she was permanently cured." Store room, E. Washington St. 20.00 i Store room.

County Line St 7.00 Structure Built. In the Time of Lord Baltimore Is Destroyed. -K The St Francis Xavier Roman Catholic church at Warwick, near the Delaware state line, a historic; landmark of the Maryland-Delaware peninsula, was destroyed by lire recently. It was built 225 yeara ago in the time 25.00 Barn, S. Mercer Streets WILL BE BAPTIZED.

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to baptize tnose who nave come forward during the revjval services of the past two weeks, after the even of Lord Baltimore. The church was of brick, two stories in height Some of the altar veetments and chalices were saved. Uses of Nitrate ot Soda. Sodium Nitrate Is the only nitrogen salt that can be used in solution, as all the othe soluble salts of nitrogen become fixed as soon as they come In contact with the soil. However, they become available in a short time.

The released sodium may correct soil acidity or may liberate calcium, potassium or magnesium from the soli. CASTOR I A For Infanta bnd Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ing service tomorrow evening. Three persons have made a profession of faith and two will join by letter. The order of services will be as follows: Bears the LADIES AID.

Thev Ladies' Aid Society of the First Presbyterian Church will hold an all-day meeting next Wednesday. GRAND ARMY LADIES. Regular meeting of the Ladies of the Grand Army will be held on Tuesday evening. Bible school 9:45 a. m.

Morning Signature service 11 a. m. Y. P. S.

C. E. 7 p..