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For the Goldfish.

h For those who have goldfish: al
low sun to Shine on:them for onorl
time each day except real hot days.
llslli become modify or cloudy ap'
peating, put into salt water-one tea,
snooIl OF sal I. to quart OF water, later
changing to weaker solution. This
ayills restore frozen fish ..nt: ilsl,
y@hichShayeI become exhausted by re,
ptaining out of water. As long as gills
are wet fish will6live. r. have revived
one .aftar 1t had, ben out Of water at
least II four hours. Goldfish can stand
temp rat,re as scold as zero unless
they have become acclimated TO. warm
:raons, II waste from fish is white
like ttWine string, do not feed so often.
Away removed sick, or overted fish
and keep In separate dish SO he will
mot eause sickness in others. Never
feed cracker or bread. Fish food and
flies are best.
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PERSONALS
~ People, ~
AS THEY CONE AND. co

J: c. Allen and Berry, Crowl, two
university men who were injured
When they collided during the sec
ond Of the series OF fraternity base
ball games on the Athletic field yes,
terday afternoon, have about recover,
ed to-day. Allen was the most. sei.i,
ously injured, being, rendered uncon
scious, and remaining in that condi
ton, the greater part Of. the night
Morgantown Post Chronicle. 81
I.as:Mrs.;5 iettiel Watkins has, returned
Tom astseyarals weeks visit with; rela
lives iihi Parsons Y. llj;ti,
Birch BgYllteelh1eIER ElyeAt| II SFrostburs
Mda lita iiH9ining to Spent ;Sunday.3
i Miss Gletinond Mendel, ! 81 sWheel
[iagi IS tlit guest 0iI Mlss cafol Powell
f9iiI Maple aygtues H ss3t:; E:3f III
i! XII tsaaaH SIrsl Reft Ieopoid .s:dbnil
sdRughte tllatgeiss, I'D ths{ gusts III
tsts,s.i
Il y Bir Ia teeal
ths giies Ter dan III ers II Bruce
~ Ba US Y 1as tesurnsd y ome 81
AIRS L, K y, sd tsrheidf and Ms. ~
.G.s Cfeayidger.. The, ssiatteE ot ,Pittsburg
spent today III ne III. II
Mrs: Fred Thompson ;of' ciarksburg
is the guest Of her parents, Capt. and
Mrs, K, walker: &
Ernest Harden returned yesterday
from Wheeling where? he chad spent
several days, T
Mrs G,M Allender, of Walnut ave,
me. returned last evening from Pitts.
burg, wher she had been visiting with
relatives and friends for the l,,st
three weeks.
Miss Mary Souder left on train No.
II. this afternoon for her home in
Keyser, where she will visit her pa.
rents during the coming Week.
Hon. Harvey 7. Harmer. OF Clarks
burg, was n visitor In the city today.
MIR. ind Mrs. 7. W. Boydston will
spend Sunday in Clarksburg with
their son, Fred Boydston and family
who are visiting there en- route tc
Wyoming. They win leave Clarksbure
on Tuesday.
MIS-. John Blackstone, OF Manning
ton, and Mrs. Lou Fox. OF Farming
ton, spenttoday in the city. Al
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u
u these days Of barbarlc splendor,
Aheayy enibroid handmade
I jeweled, ornaments and gallons of
Fids and sil yer a dorm Il the gowns in
,rgeoIisS array ieWelrY lis worn at all
HINES and Il ONT all 5occasions; With an
z. banden Sslisch would have tiinexPres,
slyely shocked the fastidiops "a t.few
years II (: ~; - t'
No costume, however sim BE. Is Con.
4 sidered 9compl etc, Just now without its
ascpmbanyi wing. levels, and whether
8; i 4; 1929 tasfe Re- aos u heSst
Isearit and earnings and ana dinner
4 rings ard eonsplc aoas foH ;thcsr
b III III i! It's die crit quiteanonchal-
antlyl Iii slhySs tiHy. y Earrings especial;
NJ ID Seco ,tis,t j: Gre and 3more tho
.yogSa1 sfESa the arliefcing process
has Beea$ replaced 3byF the simpler
mFetel ataehins them to
the egrs &, Il L; " q Xxx!
ese jewels are sometimes but
good nlitations Of genuine stones, and
& the odd Sanl curious settings; seem to
" count Tor more, to the ordinary pur.
1. chaser than the intrinsic value, OF the
Il gems. f, G y
" All sorts OF barbarlc effects are
sIsought asdlnere forms Of decoration,
\ and added to this craze for unique
u Jewels Isl the return into favor OF an
astique ornaments! OF all kinds, Sicilian,
4 Egyptian and Etruscan pieces. are
utilized In many ways. Many an odd
earring whose mate has been lost
hang siupons a chain (whosc design has
A bes eli caught from the original piece
some expert around mi!ady's
throat. Pendants OF all kinds are much
favored 4 from the tiny drop of dainty
design and the gorgeous jewels Of the
conpoi sserr to, the crude plaques and
Heres Of large proportions.
Egyptians sand Venetian beads com.
EbIned with beads ofigold make inter.
estiiig and effective necklaces. and
/ many cole ctions of real value have
Mound their beginningssfrom the stray
I fnncy or Wishing TO possess a string
off these curious beads.
!. JetIas also much Worn, especially as
I'M ornaments, and when well cut
has a brilliance and beauty all its own.
Sstss also very becoming to certain
types o beauty.
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/, N, {, Church, South.

j. w. Critics, pastor..-Sunday school
at $3.50, H, Il. j ones, superintendent.
Let. the entire, enrolment be present.
niversary Of our Lords birth {ln.;per.
son Sunday morning. The, teacher OF
the YOUNG, Men s5roth erhood: class sin.
cerely hopes TO jseeSa full turnout OF
the class. Appropriate music. will be
furnished by tho school. Preaching
at 10:45. theme. Reconsideration.
Tor League at 2 p. m, Mrs. |. I. Davis,
superintendent Senior Leagle 81
$50, is. II james. president, leader.
|;Ar. RAY sBissell, topic, The Resurrec,
zion and tbelgAi issipnnry Propagan,la;s'
Preaching gaf Z 7fssaQ. theme " The Liv.
ing Gojl. ere vii NE special mu.
sic 10 Z both service Reception oil
members and lbap tisni ofs children.
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Presbyterian, Church.

: rev. HI y. Setoetzer, pastor.-Sab
bath school, $3.50. Il. !, M. Prof. J.. Wal
ter Barnes, superintendent Chris
tian Enleavor Society, $3.50 D. m,
leader, Miss Ruth Miller, topic, f"Ths
Spirit Of the Resurrection" Rom
6:l-l4. The Christian Epdeavor, SO
eietys will give; an Easter Social Tues
day evening In the Sunday school
room. All its friends are cordially In
yited. Rev. Geo. w. Pollock, OF Buck
harmon, Is expected to speak att t,te
church Wednesday. 7:30 b, nj. There
will be Easter services tomorrow
morning and evening with speclaj
music BY q large chorus chair, and
sermons by the pastor All are mos
cordially inYited. Order OF service
for morning, 1o:45 O'clock:
Organ voluntary. lsi1Eiit5 - q
.fA Anti y ,S 4 Hfeeard Great Voice
poxology Z ,3ie Z, I. e III Y \ I.
.i 55ysSsi'!s53 lahl EoEi's Prayer
nsPsalteri selection, Al. " E Is , w., {.
- Gloria Patrj. q: 4 3t,i y; Il
q Aentlhem Christ llie Lord is, Risen
frcm The Dead. ~. - Z, I,
Scripture lesson, LIST corln,hians
lathE.chapter. I, \ /, ,.l'5
~ Prayer. s, Y. n !; u
Hymn 225. III
Y Offertory. special Easter offering.
Anthem,"rheyt That Wait Upon the
Lord, Sir John stainer.
Sermon. !!
4, Subject DID a Jesus. Really Rise
from the Dead?'' S
Prayer. r. M
Hymn. vi 4 & one
Hymn 344. q
Bert dfction. .,i- ! Is MA
Evening service. 7:30 o'clock. Spe
cial numbers by large choir. Ser
mon by the pastor, on the text, HThis
Is the Day that the.Lord Hath Made;
We Will Rejoice and. Be Glad In It."
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Let each Que make an Offering wor
my the great cause o. OH master.

First Methodist pissopai chureI,
Sunday school al $50. Prot. Chas.
\ NJ, W. tsyans, f,erinsende emit May 4e
see every teacher and scholar pres.
ent2 Don't forget the missionary or.
fering. AT 10:45 The choir4 vii rem.
der the Easter cantat tn, Il, Christ the
lFlctor.'5 We hope to see every en-.
;yelope rpturned With a generous offer.
Ing for the church beneyolnces. ED.
worth league devotional service nj
6:45, topic, Prayer ihe Greatest
Missionary Force" leader. Miss LII.
Ian Robertson. Evening worship and
Sermon at .: 80, subject, .The Young
Man In sWhite,n Special Easter music
by the choir and Easter hymns This
rs the third sermon in the Brothsr-
hood series. 3 !! YOU are cordially inyit.
edsto Join With! us In these services.
The following is a synopsis of. Dnd.
ley Bucks Easter cantata, Christ the
Victor that will be rendered at the
First NJ. b church Sunday morning,
beginning promptly ata1O:45: S5T5
!. Baallone Solo. Prophetic Pro.
2. Females quartette and chorus,
The Eve Of the Sabbath. Lamenta.
ton; OF the, Women. ~ a
5. Chorusso Men, The. Night Watch.
4. Duet chorus, tenor. solo, chorus,
The Easter Dawn. So,
8. Chorus. of women, for men. solo
and missionary chant, Reappearance.
. 9. unisolehprus The Report OF the
Watch - n
Z. Solo and schorus, The CUES tionIng
OF Simon Peter. = a Z l IN ", 4
x s. Alto, solo. The Ascension. 81
g. Chorus. Bpllpg,le! and Finale. 4
PERSONAL Of Cholr---Mr. "A. w Mar.
I'm. director; Miss Hattie Tough, or.
ganist; sopranos. Mrs. White, Mrs.
Leeper, Mrs, Smith. Miss, Phillips,
Miss Mason, Miss Jacobs. Miss Orr,
Miss Shaw Miss Hazel Shaw, Mrs,
Ross; also Mrs. Roster, Mrs. Hail..
Mrs, Clinton, Mrs. Henry. Mrs. iRoush,
Miss lCrowl, Miss Amos; tenors, Dir,
[, sD.JS Howard, Mr.. Ashmore, Z, prof,
Mercer, Mr.. Crane; bassos. DR.. L! Nv.
Howad, Mr.. Mason. Mr.. Evans, Mr.
Romine. Mr.. Smith. The soloists are
Mr.. Romtne, Mr.. Ashmore. Mrs. White
and Mrs. Clinton. Duet, Mrs. White
and Mrs. Hall. Female quartette.
Mrs. White, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Clinton,
Miss Orr. s.s
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Rev.: A. H. Beavin, rector. Easter
Day services: $50 a. m, Holy Com.
munion. $50 a, m. Holy, Commun.
ion, Q :S0 4 a, M, Sunday school.
Scholars will bring their Lenten mite
boxes. 10:45ta a. m, morning. prayer,
Holy Communion Choral and ser.
mon, subject. when the Morning
Dawned." 4: 90 p. mi. children's ser.
Vice with address and presentation Of
Lenten offering and prizes, No ser.
Vice: In the evening. Musical pro.
gramme at 1914 a, M: &
Professional, Jesus Christ is Risen
Today" Lyra. siSf lS II.
Easter cauticle. Christ Our Pass.
over. Morningston. ~ ..'5i
Gloria. Patri, Mendelssohn.
TIE ,'Deum, Woodward in Il fiat.
Jubilate, Williams In c.: VA.
lntroit, THE Day Of Resurrection
Tours. Il X :. I n 4,
Hymn. ANGELS Roll the! Rock
Away Roper, 5t33s
Communion, service, "Kyrie Gloria
Tibi Sanctle, Benedictus, Agnes Del,
Gloria Excelsis.' Browne.
Anthem, They Have Taken My
Lord, :" Stalner
Nunc .Dimitis, ,Barnby.8
Rccessional, "Alleluia. Alleluia,
Hearts and Voices" Sullivan: e
Full vested choir. Nj; "; {, z
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Potato Salad

Slice cold. boiled. Votasces and put "a
layer in salad dish; cover with thin
slices Of hard-boiled eggs and strew
with bits Of picked onion; when the
dish is full pour over them a dressing
made in the proportion OF one table.
spoon Of vinegar to three of salad oil.
one spoon Of salt to half as much pep.
-ner,s and the same quantity OF made
mustard;t beat up well. before pouring
over the salad; let all stand 10. min.
uteslor more before serving.
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M, +, Temple,

]. e, BreomAeld,, p.D, pastor,-The
special feature Of tomorrcw's services
Will be the Easter cantata to be rem
dered at the. morning service by a
large choir Under the direction Of Mr..
w. A. harrington. The 5cholri has
been practiclng for quite a while, and
a,2splentlit'. stimulating musical pro
gramme will be- rendered. Sunday
school at $3.50 a. m. Rendition oil
Easter cantata at l8.45 a. m. Junior
EpdeaHors at;2 o'clock Christian En-.
deavor. at 6: As p m. \ Evening; wor,
ship at 1890 O'Clock. with sermon on
THE. Woman With the Clingiug Ma
ture. This will be the, third; I'M the
series Of FIVE evening sermons to
young women The Easter decora.
lions; in. the; church will be in charge
of, The Young Lndies'l Aid Society. Z N
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4 Following is the programme for the
morning! service at the Temple:
Order Of: Morning Worship.
Prelude.
Doxology. ii.
Invocation.
Hymn No. 14l.
: RESPONSIVE Reading.
Gloria.
f Prayer. ~ I
b. Scripture Lesson.
Hymn No. 1S2. g5s
Offering and Offertory.
Cantata-"Easter Tide"-Carric b
j sa.s Adams.
4 Sing Aloud, Unto God Our Strength
Chorus, quartette and Mr.. Barring.
ton. 4! K. 81
Therefore Ny Heart is Glad-Mr.
Mayors. an n !, I. ~
Thou Wilt shew Me the Path Of
Life-Quartette. FIX
For II We Believe-AliMss lisa. Jack.
son. .9lf.
Joy Cometh In the Aiorning-afiss
Maude Jackson. Miss lsa Jackson aud
Mr.. Darlington. +. t.,FGs5
The Stone Which the Builders Re.
fused-7Mr Darlington. /.
Lift Up Your eads. O.Ye Gates
Chorus, H. +. 4 &
e I VIII Extol Thee-Alr. harrington.
The. Day OF Observation-Disclosures.
Z Behold, ] Show You Mystery--Mr.
Mayors, Z &. ~ q.
Christ the Lord is Risen Again
Chorus. s#,,5 h, XII E.
Church cholr-sopranos. Miss Maud
Jackson Mrs. D. i, Mayors. Miss
Grace ,Cobun, Miss Mary Rogers;
altos. Miss Isa Jackson. Mrs, w. S.
Hamilton; tenors, Mr.. W.. D. Barring
ton, Mr., r., e. Mason; bnsses, Mr. ,.
L., Mayors, Mr. Clyde Hill; ,organist,
DR.. CT H.. Duncans Quartette, Miss
Maud Jackson. Mrs. w S, Hamilton,
Mr.. w, D. Darlington, Mr.. D, iL. May.
crs Trio, Miss Maud; Jackson, Miss
lisa JACKSON. Mr.. w. D. harrington.
cAL FIRM GETS 6; oN;TRA K Il.
1.-The, firm o. John N! 4 kisnerSsls " Bros.
has been Warded the contract L, for
the CONS Eucti ion of m enfght room
school house at 70 lesbuFg III
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First. Baptist. Church.

( ". ]. Eddy, pastor.-Some good
music has. been prepared for tomor,
row. There are ( also other good
things for the day. $50, Sunday
school. A large. attendance is 'deslr.
ed. 1o:45, morning service, subject
Jesus Declaration About, the Resur.
rectIon." 500 p. M, evening service
subject, THE Power. OF His Resurrec'
ton" B. Y. p, U: at ZOO O'Clock. A
cordial Invitation Is extended to all.
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Catholic Church.

Rev. A. Boutlou. rector.--Low., mass
at eight o'clock, with music by the
children's choir, under the direction
Of Miss iO'Neal. High mass at 10
o'clock, with the Gregorlan chant rem
dered by the choir, under! the: direc
ton OF Mr., Paul Gailmard. Sermon
at late mass by Father Vanston, OF
PIttsburg. Services, Sunday evening
at 1880 O'Clock. 81 ~, 3, {,
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& ], n. Grisso, Pastor:-Servlces us
follows: Easter exercises ut the
Sunday school hour, $3.50, by the Jun
Tor Christian Enleavor. Preaching at
10:45, a, m; and 1880 Il. m.-by tho pas
tor Subject Of the morning, sermon.
1.-THE Christ Of Common Life Gan
Easter sermon1. Evening sermon,
An Epoch Making Time for the Dis
ciples Of Christ z" Mld:week services
Wednesday, evening at 7:45. I, Teach;
ers' meeting. at $3.50. a hearty vel.
come is extended. to everybody and es.
peeially the stranger and the non.
churchgoer, ~ n 81 II W :,
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Nv. 0. David Il pastoE-Special Eas-
ter services will be held in this
church Mt 1900 a. m. The Sunday
school participating. the topic. up to
Christ" The regular Sunday school
services will be. held at 10:0Di a, m,
Earl Norris superintendent, Sunday
school at Middleton at $500 p. IN. and
preaching at 7:15. Thep. aston will
hold a service at illaEmi at 1900! p. m.
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L. X. Probs., ID. p, Pastor.-Esster
service. with confirmation. reception
of:meHbkrs, and the Holy Communion
AT 10:45 O'clock Regular Sunday
SCHOOL at $40 o'clock. In the evening
at $3.50 O'clock alspecial Easter ser:
vice will be held by the, united Sun.
day; school and congregation. A cor.
dial. welcome to- all services.
4 Easter musical programme Of Luth:
eran church under direction Of Mrs.
OLA. Wood: n. /,
!, Gloria Patri.
Anthem; Christ Our. Passover" Il.
L. Ashford. S.. II
/. Gloria in sExcelsis. .til
Anthem, AThe Resurrection" ],
Wesley Hughes. 4, .s,s .t.i d.
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y Stewart Vail, pastor.-Biblt

a. Stewart NHani lastor.-Blple
s sses9' ls P5ssSs1P5 g s{E
",Razed to be Rafselss JsThet 9rqfla Isl
Of baptism will be admin stered i'm:
mediateiy after THE. nothing service.
The evening service 5@ilI'be III! charge
ofttheJ Bible school a most excellent
program has / been! arranged Under
hegahle. leadership Of Nj. r !: R. Y Bar.
Der, the school will sing the beautiful
Easter service, Life; Forever" The
public infgeneral Is cordially invited
to ATTEND Y e "
r. BIngamon, Bible School Robert
Kann. superintendent. Bible school,
2; 90 p. nj 4 n ii
Hutchinson Bible$t school-John
Ayers. superintendent. Bible school,
2 p. m. There Will be no service
{PreachIngl this Sunday. Z. Al, n
WorthinGton, Baptist Cburch-Bible
school, 9:45 a M, Mrs. L. Howell, 81.
perlntendent. There@will,. be baptism
In the afternoon atS4 o'clock. 5i5.t.
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Yesterday the, 'Fairmont and
clarksburg Traction Company gave
an order for the seals for the new
waiting room TinF the Watson building,
which will be Installed as soon as
possible.
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About Glassware. ~ !
When you wash your pretty glass
pieces next time try dropping a few
drops ;of sbluing to the soap suds, then
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] City BRIEFS

Hang UP the fiddle and the DOW,
take, down the shovel and the hoe
and get busy. "
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E Miss Eaya Reed !, formerly OF the.
!. Browning Hamilton Co, or Grafton.
has ccepted q POSI- ton In the ready,
made epartmer,t at y. o. Jones, de:
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"a Reno

re Reno3e ffofi giust. n q;
n Lemon; saHd ssa' g smiSed tosettf
Ell may be slread npons u spots and
the artlclelSlalds I'M TIL sun. L Repeat
the oiiefatiohss niece ssary, y starch
may besspread ION the article instead
|of tsalt!R1yhens dry wash OUT lii Clear
water.
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Last evening the Central Fire de-,
partment was called. to-. the Novelty.
Glass company's plant, First ward. for
u small fire, which Was extinguished
by workmen with little loss before the
arrival of the department, The plant
was destroyed by fire on last Thanks
giving evening. The department had
a difficult run along Merchant street
III going TO the fire last evening ON &c.
count Of the deep mud.
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EiE:ETo lcoIofs,

SisstiT 9, Set Colo 80 u " tttftif
BefoEe Washing any article that sWill
fade wet, ngstrpng }salt water and let
1t dry--sstyoscpfteeS 5eupfp)sy of9shltllio,
once iilftlhs 4nast thayt can alwayssibe
Washed SY9tlie this 5recaiitlbh, E!sslI
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INTERESTING. |! J | !! /: \ !. SWIMMING.
CONTEST At ..IM G. 4.

~ Hhe Pi4S{HiH, VI SHiWfHiHSs eFeHtS
was held in the Y. NJ. c. A. swimming
pool last evening The boys. enjoyed
the sport Immensely. and good natur-
ed feeling marked the occasion
Throughout. There was an entry list
Of twenty!four boys and the eight
highest boys were awarded the Off.
cIal Y. NJ. c. A. emblem .consisting&of
d triangle AMI circle, The. eight
highest boys are as follows: 1
l. Reed Il, :. /. .s..,,t.....s..:.. 2S7-
2. Perry. !. !. g. i272
81; Helmick ....... ~. Z. 4, ~ 26S
L. Wiley !. (. j, I. !, y. ~. s 264,
8. Swiger ,...,..... h 1862
8. l., Davis 49,. ~, ~. 1. 204,
u! Hough II 4. 3. ~. 4. ~. J194
u Isl Higgs3s.. I: -. .. So. ~! -. %
tfAll the. teams in, the Ward School,
Class League and @theiJregular High
School Glass League practiced, for. the
first time this season AT y South Side
Park this after1 pooh, The Ward
School Class j eaguel starts next Sat.
urdas. On THE { pleasant days games.
Will be! played out Of doors, bit on,
the iutpl pleasant days the games will
be. played lin the, gymnasium With tho
indoor baseball. b Il II \, liEi9 4
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Inst evening. Abe Hustead. the
we'll known and popular proprietor of
the .smcrchant tailoring and cleaning
establishment on Jackson street. had
the misfortune to turn over large
bottle OF !. Arnold's writing fluid, on
several bolts OF spring and summer
suitings he, was unpacking. Tie ink
quickly soaked, through the goods
spoil Ing the several patterns. 4
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4 "A murder mock trial was held
lastsevening by a number Of students
at the Normal school which was
greatly enjoyed bySthe many spccta.
tors. Attorney Rollo Conley presided
as Judge. ~
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Several street hawkers we're sell.
ing Easter flowers today at % cents
the bunch.
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II u - r -
Sunday Seryic esS
Z. * - III J,
CHURCHES. . |. J. ! !
ANNOUNCES rnsnts Of the order Of,
worship at the various churches
Throughout the. city and program
for Sunday school and Apxllllary,
Services, ij {ss'ttss, u
Christ Episeopal churJ;eh,,

( ! M
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AT,THE M. P.sTEMpLE;

I Following is the programme for the
morning. service at the Temple: 4
Order Of Morning Worship.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17
Oregon lodge of Odd Fellows 4,

Oregon lodge OF odd Fellows Is
having Oda and Jeptha Greene to
decorate Its lodge room, This lodge.
together with the Masons, Kreek l.
Ilasness and the Home Telephone CO.,
should. by all means, give the extcri.
or Of this building u new coat or two.
-- Elizabeth, the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. New Dickson, was six years
old Friday last and she had . bunch
of her little chums tOcOme and spend
the afternoon with her; and they had
q glorious time too, playing games
and eating the goodies mama had
prepared for them.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1911-03-17

l'ncle Rice Bagby was IN town
one day last week. and although now
81 years old seemed ~ spry as many
~ nifty. lies jus, s,ayin' around
after dividing up something like a
lM1 acres ansong his children.
lie thought he needed more, 81
Dave ielvin just went out and made
u "dicker" for the Schoolcr farm ives,
Of Matt land. If m keeps up the gait ,
he viii soon Ia able Ia give u l6O
acre tract To each pair Of twins In
the county.
Ed l., Hart l. u candidate for u
place on the 81. Joseph police board.
IL We We're governor. I'd would have
his commission ~ quick as We could
attach our John Hancock" to the
document. We hope Governor Had.
ley win make the appointment. He's
all right, Governor.
Harrison Kunkel Is now the now
the owner Of handsome, fully
equipped u. NJ. =. Studebaker auto,
he purchased from J. II. Reeves &
Go. Buck Huiatt has also purchased
u Ford Model Y from this firm. The
Reeves have received an u. NJ. +. 10
Demi T0nnesu which they are using
rs a demOIIst rater.
The many friends of Jim Cordrey
Of the Highland district, went In on
him last Saturday night, and showed
him good time. They were all In
masks and aftera time In merry max.
Ing, Mrs. Cordrey and the girls got
busy and served a very palatable
lunch. They all say they had a very
enjoyable evening.
Chris Hendrix and hen Kirk
seem to have had some trouble with
Tom Clark, the veteran conductor OF
the "Villisca train" last week. IL
seems Chris had too much bOoze, and
Ben got somewhat pugilistic, and the
result was they both paid line. Both
plead guilty In Squire Wilson'S court
at Forest city. They are hard-work.
Ing men and 1t Is to he regretted that
they had to pay out their hard earned
money for such useless conduct. ..,