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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
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have a most beneficial action upon the
liver.
Rexall OrderlieS are indispensable
and ideal for the use Of children. old
folks and delicate persons. We can
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TEMPE
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Little Nellie Motheral was the
charming hostess at a birthday party
given Saturday afternoon i'm honor Of
her eleventh birthday anniversary
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
in children's games and dainty re-
freshments We're served Bonnie
Moeur enjoyed the distinction Of be-
ing the only boy present Her guests
We're the following named: Mar
guerite MOeur. Mary Chitwood, Wylt
ma Adams. Jessie Bell Moeur. Vyvyan
Moeur. Thelma Mullen, Thelma Den
mis-. Marion Pugh. Dorothy Ayvert,
Alta FOCAL. Sarah Hermann. Velva
Dimes. Gladys Spain and Master Ben
ME Moeur
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
MESA
INSTALLATION
4. 0. 0. F. OFFICERS
The Ceremonies Were Succeeded by
Banquet

The Mesa Lodge of /. o. O. F. No.
IA, installed the following officers at
their public installation Saturday ev-
ening in Mahoney hall: Noble Grand.
w. NJ Martin: Vice Grand, Paul Vu-
salius; secretary, X. l.. Longmore;
treasurer. X. l.. Mumford; Warden. o.
Daley; conductor. G. Il. Sabin; Il. :.
y. G.. w. II. Bukey; l.. :. y. G., ].
II. Main; r. $. V. c., b. p. MINIS;
l.. 5. V. G., Lou Trimble; II. 5. s.,
A. b. Harper; L. H. ]. II. Crisman;
l. c.. ]. C. Lathem; o. G., ]. a. Cole
man; Chaplain. NJ. a. Martin.
There were about one hundred MEM
bers and guests present and the in
stallation which was very impressive
was grand affair. George Mintz
and installing officer, Grand Master
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09

W. X. James. We're over from PhOe-
nix. and their work added much to
the success of the installation. Among
the other out of town guests were
E L. Bowers and Mr. Brown of Phoe-
nix, and District Deputy Grand Mas
ter, Osa Graham of Glendale.
After the installation the doors Of
the main room were thrown back
which exposed To the view of the
guests two long tables which were
prettily decorated and a chicken sup
per with all the trimmings was serv-
cd
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
629l 1921 1902

The roll of honor for the grammar
and high schools. being the names of
those students who during the month
were neither absent or tardy follows:
First Primary, Mary f. Mcneil,
teacher-EliZa Noriega, Daniel Nor
iega. Caroline Valenzuela. Pitra Pana.
Angel Palomina. Sophia Sigala. An
gelina Sigala. Mercedes Gotta Luz
Ramirez, Raymundo Armenia. Adam
Celaya. Sara Garcia, Samuel SOFA.
First Grade. Charlotte Mullen.
teacher-Ramon Gotta. Isabel Estrella.
Joe Fink. Lynn Goodrich, Glory
Goodwin, Johnnie 3. Goodwin. Julian
Granillo. Pearl Henderson, Frank
Sanders Kenneth Strong. Adolpho
Villa. Johnnie Wikle
Second Grade. NIaude Wilson.
teacher-Abram Armenia. Ruby Bow
ers. Barbara Berkencamp, Howard
Clark. Frank FOCAL Maxine Herman.
Harold Lukin, Josephine Moeur.
Gladys Mullen. Beckie Ruderman.
Mary Rowand. Floyd Sanders. Ro-
CELLO Sigala Ambrose Stewart. Geo.
Strong.
Third Grade. Ida W. O'Connor.
teacher-Elidia Salazar. Maria Es-
trella. Hazel. Curry. Aurelia Goodwin.
Ella Babe. Chloe Jackson. Eva Doll.
Jessie Finch. Edith Argue Lura Aus
tin, Deborah Adams. Isabel EspinoZa.
Rita Herman. Herman Orduno. James
Goodwin. Chester Wickliffe. Bert Al
len. Milton Aepli. Ray Phillips. Ben
ME Moeur. Francisco Molina. Ben
Rowland, George Marrow. Manuel
Rivas. Alfred FIumerfelt. Kenneth
Wikle Cyril Wood
Fourth Grade. Ina McCOmas. teach
er-Katie Allen, Norma Argue. Carl
Bauer. Louisa Berkencamp. Manuel
Bustamente. Robert Carr. Chano Cas-
tillo. Willie Clark. Thelma Dennis.
Walter Finch. Eldon Harris, Benja-
min Hermann. Alfredo Lorona. An
dres Mendez. Josephine Morrow. Ted
dy Mullen, Thelma Mullen. John
O'Connor. Marguerite Painter. Susan
Parry. ollie Sanders. Maggie Stew
ard. Muriel Stewart. Bee Salyer.
Gladys Spain. Inez White. Carol
Wood
Fifth Grade, Elizabeth Cosner.
teacher-Jewel Arnold. Wilma Adams.
Lewis Adams. Dorothy Ayvert. Chris
Celaya. Velma Dimes. Joe Dimes. Mary
Escalante. Lynwood FOCAL. Clyde
Gililland. Sarah Herman. Jessie
Mouer. Marguerite Moeur. Kenneth
Mullen. Eddie Arduno. Marian Pugh.
Ernest 'Pafford. Neil White.
Sixth Grade Daisy !. Buck. teacher
Paul Aepli. Gustie Bauer. Leonard
Carr. Marion Cook, Cuca Gotta. Joe
Dunagan, George Godfrey. Henry
Gonzalez. Dewey Harris. Refugia Mo-
lima. Cecile ROwand. Gillian SandoZ.
Mia Scudder. Carl Spain. Harry
Steele, Ashley Stelzreide. Harry Stew
ant. MILFORD Hayden.
Seventh Grade, Charles Alexander.
teacher-Edna Carr. Ida Celaya. Win
ME Clark. Louis Cole. Isabel Estrada.
Agora Estrada, Alta FOCAL. Lucetta
Godfrey. LenOre Gibson. Franklin
Hanna. Harold Homsley. Gleason
Hensel. Eva Haigler. Mercedes Lo-
PEE, Victoria Lopez. Lawrence Lon
gan, Nyvyan Moeur. James Morrow.
Thaddeus Mullen. Aleph Murchison.
Rachel Orduno, Vernon Peters. Min
ME Ruderman. Clyde Sandoz. Davis
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
MESA PEOPLE WE'D
Ceremony Was Performed in Phoenix
Sometime Yesterday.

II was learned last night that
sometime yesterday Vice President
Beach of the Salt River Valley bank
of Mesa City and Miss Mamie Still
well. the former cashier of the same
bank. We're married in Phoenix
Few details of the event could be
learned last night In fact all that
was definitely found out. was that
they We're married and that the Ger
emOny was performed by Mr.. Phillips.
pastor Of the Christian church.
All parties concerned are well
known and deservedly popular and
their many friends will await further
particulars Of the pleasing event.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
RESIGNED POSITION

Mr.. Davis, who has been employed
as prescription druggist at the Cres-
cent Drug Store, has resigned his po-
sition and expects toe leave soon for
Los Angeles. Mrs. Davis and chill
dren have already left and Mr.. Davis
expects To follow shortly.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
FORMER TEMPE GIRL WEEDS.

The following item from the Santa
Rosa (Cal) Republican will be Of
interest to Tempe people by reason
of the fact that the young lady men,
toned therein was for several years
Tempe resident and graduated from
the Normal
New Years Eve, at the home of her
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Goodwin.
Miss Grace NJ. Goodwin became the
bride of Thomas T. Waterman at a
pretty ceremony. The nuptal knot
was tied by the brides father who
is retired minister. Mr. Waterman
is member of the University Of
California faculty and he will take
his bride to Berkeley to reside. Mrs
Waterman was teacher in the
ROseland school"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
BACK FROM THE EAST

DR.. A. ]. Chandler who has been
i'm the east for several weeks on bust
ness, returned yesterday morning.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
GONE TO FLORENCE

]. ]. Fraser has left for Florence to
look after his interests in that place.
He has a force of about one hundred
Yaqui Indians clearing the brush from
his Pinal county ranch. which work is
being superintendent by Gordon Hun
saker.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09

II. B. CLANCY of Phoenix was in
town Saturday on business.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
TEMPE
MONTHLY REPORT OF
THE THREE CITY SCHOOLS
Showing Records of Attendance and
Rolls of Honor.

Supt. y. II. Scudder has prepared
the following report of attendance for
the school of Tempe for the month
training school and the high school:
G. :. r. :. H :.
No. of days taught. 10 10 -
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09

Mrs. Geo. Allison is very much i'm
proved.
Louise Blackburn was off duty at
the Lesueur store Saturday on account
Of illness
The COmus club will hold a re-
hearsal tomorrow night
The Tempe high school beat Mesa
high school Il to Yesterday on the
Tempe grounds.
Mrs. L. 4. Bridwell is back from
her holiday vacation spent in Kan
sas.
A surprise party was held last
night ut the home of Rev. G. Sydney
Maddox for Miss Myrtle Roe. Big
crowd. refreshments and good
time
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09
TO RESIDE IN LOS ANGELES

F. p. Drew, Mrs. Drew and two
sons have left for Los Angeles where
il is possible they may make their
permanent home. Mr.. Drew has large
interests in Mesa and il is likely he
will frequent Mesa quite often He
has been engaged in the lumber bust
ness in Mesa for many years. and
the business has grown under his
management. from a small beginning
to its present capacity.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09

VISITOR FROM MESA.
Supt. II. Q. Robertson of the Mesa
schools was visitor i'm Tempe Sat
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09

tendance 800. go.
Whole No. days alb
SenCe -. -......
Whole No. hardness
While No. girls en-
rolled ..... .......
Whole No. boys en-
rolled $500. $1,000.
Total enrolment ...
Az. No. belonging.
Az. daily attendance
Pet. of attendance. .
No. pupils entered
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-01-09

CONTINUED on Page 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
STEUBENYILLE

STEUBENVuLLE. 40, -i-rhe
breach of promise case ~ Hattie Har,.
tas actress. rs capt Abe cheeks for
$4,000" damages. did not come 90 trial
after both sides lined up Tor the FRA,
aud v.r~ awaiting signals capt
'hceh- Was there. az WAS go. plaiut.G
With her mother tier attorney. =. %.
Martin and " j Clarh 81 cleveland
asked leave Geo ar. rd ly stating hef
willingness 90 carry out the marriage
contract Hls attorneys. - T. Lewis
lIo ROGERS and J. 81 Porter then
'.-I 3d. motion for continuance. which
was granted
Tt' motion for continuance SAWS
app checks .- surprised hy 90,
"eu.urff. as hr has not heretofore
believed thar plaiutin would take oath
'haI sl. had promised and Ras Viil
iuE fo marry him He SAYS lt was not
.rur -H" Was Va ling to marry him. and
h" can procure testimony t0 prove tho
nutrYfhflness ~ her allegation. a. she
has said she would never marry him
~ "He was a disgusting old thing
flll OF gush and -lurh. and she want
cd nothing To do with him
There are those b predict That
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
FOR YOUR CHILDREN'S HEIRLOOMS.
II. c, FRANZHEIM CO..
1I~26-l12s-ll3O MAIN STREET.

the cas-" VIII never be tried and thst
it VIII Dee settled. as at the close %
the sklrmlsh both parties went out ~
The court room arm in arm let them
alon" said attorneys for both sides
clara kirkpatrick has begun sui,
against George kirkpatrick Tor Jt
Norc'. custody 81 children ana ali
mont They Vrro married September
-. 1889. and there are three children
Do alleges wilful neglect. failure q,
.prud'ldc. hahitusl drnnkcnness an
cruelty He obtained from her 81 q
which Do inherited from her father
and rquandered " and then deserted
her
Michael Nugent vs Bridget Nueent
90 ai settled by agreement 20 have mo-
partition or sale Tor three years. an
20 divide rentals
Prosecuting Attorney Ramsay. OF
Brooke county. West Virginia. has BE-
gar suit against r. = low. who wa
surety for George clifton on q liquor
case. and $500 forfeited recoEniEAnos
and $3.50 costs IL asked \ record
OF IN" case has been nled.
Mary Hun stephenson ". ". Parte-
stephenson. suit for divorce and Gus
'cdy Of child They wers married
q. 1903. and she alleges wilful
absence. gros neglect and failure 20
provide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
A REASONABLE PLEA
FOR THE STOMACH
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Sest'Ne Power. Why Not -eis
ne stomach Do rs Work
especially When u Costs
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nous irrmcufs. aud tho -.,r.ft,- "a,
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or<an- need The, sft-,I,t.
thr gastric glands and r-as.sr,
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mons phJsnars 81 Is shoen tg ne
men0hlons o. 10000 rce-set
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remelies FOR IND rrsfon. d.s
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and kindred l.seares az
i0rn Improper dsso.rfnr
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.efs fo man or child
siisTa IysPepa Tablet are "A.
sale q powerful remedy one
or 'hesc tablets being strong
oAfl Coy Fest Oh diEest 1000 e-..ns
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lfsgspsi. Tablets Will fre.-
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
WARW00D
Another sporting Event

The boxing contest held a. Lash D.
uaii South Warwood. Tuesday evening
proved 10 be- 81 successful and enjoy
able that auoth resImilar entertain
Weut Viii ls' given Friday
c~ommeucing az = o'clock s boxing
exhibition hrfUsen two members 81
Young Stouey RITZ class Viii h.
eiVeu but the principal featur niI b.
o. wrestling match between Hun But
i'r. champion uf West n rgin.a. and
Slntcll. The terrible Greek OF Wheel
Ing The match will BE- TIE b.-t two
throws out Of three As q preliminary
'liun will do some heavy lifting.
D. uding hY penny nails with his fingers
aud other ioafs ~ strength Another
feature viii be- the Cooke family Of
c~"u'orronists. az Wheeling. the best ia
i."ir Tine iu this part 81 the country.
raVis. of Wheeling and Brown. ~
'Iiair" VIII also wrrst.c. while. Iouiz
smith VIII W~r-stir with an unknown
WtrrilnE Greek The sntcrta nmeut
promises f1 hr fhr biggest aud most
Interesting sporuuE event ever pulled
600 in Greater Waruood Justice. sam
urI y Christian sho is one of th.
hest posted mon on sports in this part
o. DO" state. and Hr1 endorses lawful
SPORTS of all kInd-. has been selected
as announcer Of the events. aud ash
hi the same time loo bis judicial capac
IiF Sc that order is maintained There
"." b. no rourhnccks admitted 20
I.r hall and contests viii b.. conduct.
90 by men who ar, among the best In
Wnrwood and vicinity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
VETS Ask ELECTION
~ WAYNE COUNTY.

.. t. r.t.r" .....
tOSHOHTON. 3D.. Nov pef
tions hear.uE more than per cen
% tho total vote Of Wayne counfr
we're fled fr.r rh' hy the vets a.
OK for au election under fhs RIFa
lae Tor December 10 .r I The pet..
ton v.I he taken lss,r. Ildre N'ct.
uias o. oosfer fu morrow and 900
order asked Thr.e wears ago f..
..rrf. voted rrr b. $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
BATTLE IN WOODS
NH'n'iy VINO Tres 20 Eiope win An.
others "ffe IS Slain BY the
Avc1gna Husband.

TAMPA. rla. SOY % -lotgYr
battle Too which su looping ..f. saw
nor father and husband 1911 her com
phni'n. "ho before death probably 90.
tally wounded l"r father. occurred boo
lialdh IAh" county The report SAYS
that O g. FerrN. % farmer ran away
"lth Mrs. Thomas P1uIcg Beer
father T Green. a.f paufIrF
vent u pursuit arl found .rc coup.
iu The woods Perry opened fire uu
Tho pursuer-. Wbo returned Dr. Perry
Tell. MORALLY wounded Green Was
able 90 take Dis daughter fn a ,'.
laEe and sent men 'n ffs Gene
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
- -, - p.r,sn.L.

Hilton road. in South Waruool. 10
being put .u cond t0n ty street Com.
missioner Conner This uII % ne
last work done on any % ere sfve-s
Tor several months at least. unless ab-
soiutClv .ecessary. a. the funds f.r
such purposes are ver 'ou
The Warwood Tool plant uEl urot-
ably resume in full The after part o.
mis- week affer o. number a. import
an repairs are completed
Mrs ~ = walden and Mrs g. D.
Adams have returned FROM "a t.s.t 10
Steubenv.Ile
Town Sergeant Conner s. .--emr
irr -o end TIE man OF toy Do fa-
several times tlr.rr tha rasf aex
broken into the Elass front box ar Tho
Wsrvood F.re aud Protective assoc.a
uor building and taken ne be- from
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
tDEEkTISiNG TALKS
WRITTBn nj
WILLIAM &. FREEMAN

The merchant Of today re-
aiIzes that the majority ~
ADVERTISING REPRESE\-
IATlVES OF publications are
EARNEST BUSINESS MEN
who are in close touch xith
conditions, and who STUDY
The NEEDS Of merchants in
order to help them make a
success Of their Advertising.
which means a success Il their
business.
To illustrate this point. !
recite here an experience -
one OF ny boys who recently
called on a specially house
and suggested 10 the head 81
that house the aivisahility 81
conducting a NlOROUS AID
VERTISlNG CAMPAIGN 70
stimulate his Holiday trade.
After the young man ana
The merchant had talked to-
gether for some time, ana al
ter the merchant had explain
ed that he was heartily in
favor of advertising and ap-
preciated THE NEED or
TELLING THE PUBLIC
FACTS HIS BUSl-
NESS, he took the Young man
into his Office and showed him
ms order book and the condi-
ton OF the factory that sup
Piled him with the specially
article he sold.
He did not try 10 NiietraCk
the young mamie was very
much in earnest about it and
tried 10 CONVINCE HIM
that he was telling him the
truth about WHY he could
not do any advertising he
tween now and the HOLIDAYS.
AS a matter of fact. his fac
tory cannot give him one-third
OF the merchandise he actual
ly needs for his normal Christ
mas trade. and he isn't I'm 4
position To advertise fur more
business because he could not
fill the orders if he got them.
Just by way OF contrast to
this experience, those OF u>
who are older in the business
can recall the time when q
merchant, instead OF bother
ing TO give reasons WHY he
did not want to advertise.
would simply dismiss us in 4
few curt words, ana let IL go.
at that.
There is a GENUINE Ar.
FINlTY W BUSl-
NESS MEN AND ADNER-
TlSlN MEN NOWADAYS which
works to the advantage of
both.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

Iredeficafurr services oI la hf
af 'he Warrood Christian church oH
Thlrs ias FRIDAY and Saturday eve.
.rE9 Trureilr evening Rev Charlie.
p li.'s.ar. ~ tho Island Christian
church. vi' preach. and 1r Frda
AMI saturday evening" fhr Ref W
H Fields OF Tho fIraf Christian
church WtceirE viii prcast Fver
one Ve'romo f0 attend these service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

De- was reported from tbc Nor
Wheeling hospital 'ast evening that
Adam Barf.r fhe for lu miner wlo
badly crushed .u H slate fall 90
the Hctianf coal works on Monde
afternoon. aud be- o. result ore u -
'egs vas a~mpltsfeI Is Eetfnr aior <
nicely and ~ he has not sustained .1.
terrai injuries Do viii recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22
Anfifoxin Used for i
Dip6f6eriQ Safes Mann


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~ t"ef la~nts
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uoan' 'ss--i' 'rnS fo~h 81
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or" INNS f'm 'r' 49,
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as di--@" 5 r" af,,h
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over a-iri ard poorly N-l-.-tsd ro.s.
s'-iirr ''fs 'eri '" Dol.
W.
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s-a
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Zen sAN' and f-
-|l ''Fif I've deaths wc' rasrva
90 as-iA- occurred Dur
g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-11-22

they Will eroW up Go h. good men ari
W aud tp make a Eood. sulstau.
Tia town That o. growing like War
wood. thar thee Youth. must boz .oof
that they can successful. conduct tf.
Affairs OF fLe fuNn 300 s-ars t1 CON
81 would. said Dee. rather b.. "a man
ho .s tf tl. head ul thi- town. To-.
on- Tor political reason. Irt Tor tl.
betterm-ut OF fhr place 90 see tina.
the youths are educated 100 orr excel
lent public school. chat thct h,com.
worthy citizens That's The aiuI of .
tova : am proud to be Its chief o..
rcutve. slch ~ WarWOod
May Change Street Names
Or o. Likely that fhe names of tf,
streets loo Greater Warwood viii l..
changed 10 the near future. and fh.
question viii probably Do discussed
az tho next regular meeting OF couu
cil The streets are unnamed ODD
losclaud and Giennova Create
Wurwood while those bearing nance
in Center WarVood Hre unmarked and
~ ia doubtful o. anyone in the ontir
town ts abie to tell fhe names OF onIf
a few of the principal streets tn.
streets running parallel With the river
viii probably b. called avenues. Fir-t
avenue being mo one nearest fhe ris.
er. and Hu on hack to the hiIl. uhi.-
the streets running opposite fo d..
avenues vii be- known as streets.
First street. North War0ood. being ir
the extreme end % town The nam
INK ~ The s'reetF by numbers VIII
likely b. suggested Co council by one
" its members and should such an
ordinance pass. street markers will
BE- ordered a. once and placed on me
Co street lights The marker
wiIl Do Transparent. that the name
may DO read hy nlght
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peculiar Phenomenon was %.
served .u Wnraood yesterday after
o shortly after 3D. o'clock. OF which
ue % hccamo suddenly dark and
mIs Nfre ghfeI JOB many homes
nd places OF business followed DO
bout ft" minutes Rrsn -he sun
100 a. Iu brightness broke form
rom 81 heaty cloud. and able Old
soils rag we're p1ur.ag Yuf strongly
DO began snow nE and .hr trra.frI
'~1rfinued faINnE UsrNt rrfT Tho aun
wk behind fht htI The pheuoma
on Vas rnf cod lt uarF Warvodars
nd th' oldest citizen could not ra
a. OF ever haf.us seen such a pe-u.
ar fr'fh Df the elements In s1 rro-f
A time .f semlia-knfss changing
quickly io extreme br.lH.nsaa and
sloe falling aI iu a few minr,