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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
Bridoeport Briefs.

Mrs. Phil Kennedy has returned
from a visit with relatives at Wash
ington. ID. G.
Prosecutor W. V. Campbell went 10
Glencoe yesterday to attend a hearing
OF a colored man charged with shoot.
ing a companion.
Hotel Sells arrivals: p. A. Fahrer.
East Liverpool; Mrs. A. r. Dean. Hol-
loway. and ". G. McComas. Colerain.
The married and single men OF the
Dinahey Bible class did not play their
scheduled game yesterday on account
OF the commencement exercises.
Robertshaw's confectionery was
decorated tastefully yesterday with
green and white bunting. in honor OF
the high school graduating class.
Claude Matheny is here from Pitts
burgh. called by the death OF his
mother
Frank NJ. Neumiller has gone to
Sharon. Pa. called by the death of a
relative.
Homer Finley was in town from ST
Clairsville yesterday 20 attend the
graduating exercises.
Bert Majors. Of St Clairsville. call
ed on local friends yesterday.
Peter Gillooley is here from Wood
lawn. Pa, visiting relatives.
The Old Fellows will hold a regu
lar meeting this evening.
A class OF several candidates were
given a degree AT the meeting OF the
Maccabees held last evening and a
fine banquet was served.
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Bellaln Brlefs

Miss Ella MorreIi. o, this city. has
returned from q visit with relatives
AZ Cleveland.
Miss Marie Connor, OF Mayo. Ire
land. Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. T.
Mccormick. Of Belmont street.
Hon. ID. A. Hollingsworth. OF Barnes.
Vile. was calling on friends IN tlis
city yesterday.
David Lankrohn. OF jefferson street.
returned home after a visit with rela-
lives at Jewett. o.
Clyde Henthorn and family. OF High
land avenue, have returned from a
visit with friends at Jacobsburg.
Miss Frances Ault. OF South Bell
aire. has recovered from an attack
of measles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z VI. Rowles. OF Har-
rison street. have returned from a
visit at Cambridge.
Miss Nellie Lloyd. OF Rose Hill. has
returned from visit with friends at
Warnock. o.
W. +. Null, OF this city. has return
ed home from Reading. Pa. uhere he
attended the Grand Lodge. |. O. o. +.
Miss Anna Rosser, OF Guernsey
street. who has been attending the
Womens college at Frederick. Md,
mas returned 10 her home
Mrs. Elmer Rowles. OF Harrison
street. has returned home after a
visit with friends at Kelsey. o.
Miss Malvina Anderson, OF Kansas.
Is visiting relatives in this city.
Items Of interest for this paper may
be left az the City book store or tele-
phoned 10 the reporter. 261-J Bell.
Mrs. Clyde Findiey. OF Golfers. w.
Va. Is visiting at the home of Peter
Gordon on North Guernsey street.
Mrs John Kelsey. OF Kelsey. was
calling on friends in this city yester.
day.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

II is expected that a decision IN the
police salary matter will be handed out
hy Judge Lynch at 81. Clairsville in a
day or two.
Council viii meet this evening and rou-
tine matters VIII take up most or the
Tne Mems Bible class OF the First NJ.
+. sunday school viii hold an important
business meeting at the church this
evening.
Mrs. Ella Lupton has returned from
Mt. Pleasant. where she attended the
commencement exercises.
Miss Flora Renlck has returned to her
home in ChillicOthe. after visit with
| local friends.
Regular services viii be held in all
OF the local churches tomorrow.
The sunday school class taught by
| Lee Norris at the First NJ. + church
held "a business meeting last evening,
and officers were elected.
The Red Men held a social meeting
last evening, and "A program was rcnd-
cred. after which Refreshments were
served
The PhUathea Girls OF the Baptist
sunday school VIII hold lawn fete this
evening ~ the corner Of Fourth and
Hickory streets. and straw berries and
ice cream viii be served.
Ia. Mullaney. Of this city. who has
heeu attending Georgetown college AZ
Washington. J.. g.. viii return TO his
home next week and viii catch for the
/ team 81 the Bellaire Baseball associa-
ton.
Miss Floss Rose viii leave next week
Tor " ooSter. where she will take up SIX
weeks work in the summer school
W. J.. Mizer. Of the High school
faculty. has returned 10 EiS home al
M5lN"rn for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Laura Rand and baby have re-
turned Ia their nome IN P'ttsburg after
90 visit with local relatives
Rev. j. :. I'm returned yesterday from
I funeral Of friends
EuEene Baer was in town Yesterday
/ Ii now auto calling on the trade.
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Harry n Kittle returned 70 his home
IN Baltimore yesterday after spending a
pike district
Mrs James Johnson II improving very
nicely az her home In GregEsville. after
John Hamm Is erecting a new house
on walnut avenue. WOODLAND. TO con-
tain eight rooms
ed VI Lawrence woeber on Main street.
Elm Grove. will be opened TO the public
to-day
Miss Mary Grace Linton IL spending
several days the guest OF her sister out
Wheeling creek. Arr. Charles Foimar.
W. +. Schafer returned 20 his home in
wheeling yesterday after spending q
few days with relatives in the out the
pike district.
Harry csiderwood left yesterday for
points down the Ohio. and will not re-
turn TO his home for several months.
William Hays Roberts. OF England.
IL spending several days the guest OF
Othia Hciskell, at wOodlawn.
Mrs George Klein IL reported TO be
slightly improved at her home at
Edgewood serious illness.
James Roberts representing the Nat
tonal Biscuit company. was calling on
friends in the out the pike district yes
terday.
John Horn is a visitor in the out the
pike district for a few days.
Miss Euniee EEginsperEer. Of Clar-
lngton, o. is spending several days
Toe guest Of her aunt. Mrs. William
Professor Fred n Hall principal OF
the Elm Grove high school left yester-
gay Tor his home on Short Creek he
Will attend the classes at the Bethany
college during the summer
Superintendent OF County schools ].
n. l.azer left yesterday for his home
DAYS.
The Keystone Bible team and the
Manuel training school team played an
interesting game OF ball last evening
on the Elm Grove diamond.
Jacob McCart. OF Viola. was a bust
ness caller in the out the pike district
yesterday,
Harold Camley. OF Pittsburgh. was
business caller in the out the pike
district yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Miner OF Elm Grove
VAS visiting friends Just across the
bridge at New MartinsVilie Memorial
day.
William Patterson. Of Dallas. was
calling on friends and relatives in Elm
g owe yesterday.
Robert Dague and wife OF Illinois.
are paying visit to friends and re-
latiNes IN the out the pike district at
Louis Miller. popular G g. f G con-
cuctor, who was struck by a pole while
working on the line. is of duty for
"A Few days resting up.
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MARTINS FERRY
Local Meth odists % Build $4,000
Church at Present Site on Third
Street.

Tie old First Meth odi~t Episcopal
church. which has stood az the corner II
clay and Third streets since 1850. viii
soon b' rHZed Co g.. ground Co make
room FOR fine new luildiug. to cost
about SF".nuu. This action has been
taken Is. the Of .ciaI board OF the church.
and while tle rrurus Ition has been hang
iHE IRE Tor ~pgu- time past. the "a. max
mas been reached and work 90 raising
o." necessary funds viii be- started with
90 short time. TIL, membership OF
iH" sunday school Las reached rlos. 20
i.' -" average. and both the upstairs
ans town trIr- % frc church Ias be.n
greatly crowded. Tire following com
mite" his been appointed 20 take charge
or TIE plans for the building and the
raising ~ Ire money. r. Il tampball
}. VI. Hend,i son. 81 T.. cole. - " Bur
lcn. JoHr Thompson. John Hatch and
z. L. PuEA.
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Mrs. George Marhenv. OF Kirkwood
VINO mas been 30 for the past -
months. died yesterday m a private
NanitaIium in Cleveland. She was
sent TO 'he sanitariym but last We g..
Wheu u was thought hat her condi-
hon was growing worse. and her
death was great shock 10 q host OF
friends here. The deceased was in
her both year. and iz survived by "a
husband and threa children Mrs I J..
Williams. OF Kirkwood. Claude. Of
Pittsburgh. and Dale. ar home.
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COMMENCEMENT
Program for Muskinaur, colleqe 10
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Will
Be Elaborate.

NEW CONCORD. o. May 81
The program for the celebration e.
the seventy nth anniversary OF the
founding Of Muskingum college has
been received. The exercises cover
the six days. Jane Ola and include
many speakers Of note. The bacca-
laureate address before the Christ
ian associations June will be given
BY DR.. Carl l. Patton Of Columbus.
one Of the great pulpit orators Of the
statc.
Wednesday is alumni day and a
number Of the prominent alumni will
speak. prominent among these being
the son OF the first president Of the
college. DR.. W. q. Waddle OF New
Athens. .. Thursday the 18th is an
niNersary day and among the speak
IRA are DR.. J. $. Speer. Judge 4. 2.
Fair OF Portsmouth. Dr. W. C. Moore
head Of Nenia Seminary; President
". -. Thompson OF Ohio state uni
Versity. DR. Francis Harper Of Chi
caRo university. etc. Friday. com
mencement day. representatives or
the class will speak In the forenoon
and IN the afternoon representatives
from other institutions will be heard
" nile DIR. :. Parkes Cadman, one Of
the really great orators Of America
Will give the annual address.
Monday evening the juniors will
give the play Brown Of Harvard.
Wednesday evening faculty cast
will give the The Servant in the
House Thursday evening the Choir
al society viii render The Building OF
the ship"
Tuesday afternoon there will be a
baseball game between Otterbein un-
Ncrsity and MuskinRum. Wednes-
day afternoon between the alumni
and varsity and Thursday afternoon
between ohio Wesleyan and Muskin-
gum.
whirlwind campaign in behalf OF
The fund o. 3250.0OU ~ now on and a
strenuous effort is being made 10
complete the fund by anniversary
day, June Is.
Among the honored guests who are
expected Co grace the seventy fifth
anniversary % the college with their
presence b.. Mrs. Ut. W Il Harper.
wife of tine late president 81 Chicago
university. and Mrs David Wallace.
WIFE ~ the late President Wallace.
formerly ~ Muskingum college and
later 81 Monmouth.
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IN" lieilairc Athletic Association
ana me strong professional
team or Homestead. Pa. viii play 40
tn" sixteenth street bail park this
afternoon az 9 o'clock. Dave White.
me crack pitcher az rho Georgetown
University team. will probably DO the
iwiriing for y l'a.re. and Edmund
Muilau"y. star catcher Of last soa.
son aggregation. VIII Doe behind the
BAT B"Ilairo- VIII play fh" same
team Sunday afternoon. and Green
VIII probably DO the tWirfirr.
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Mrs. Cecil Dead.

Mrs Myrtle Cecil died yesterday
a' her HON" ON kirkwood Heights.
after an Illness Of two weeks Up
until Yesterday hr condition was not
thought to be- serious. but she grew
rapidly worse until death came. The
deceased was iu her f2d year. and is
survived hy a husband and three
daughters. Misses HALLE. Margaret
and Eva Tho funeral services will
be- held from .ho home tomorrow af-
ternoon ard irfermcnt Will be made
iu LiuvOOd cemetery.
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Entertained Club

Miss Ethelyu Wolf very pleasantly
entertained the members Of the l. y
sewing club. composed OF young Ia
dies mostly from this city. al her
nome on the Island on Thursday eve
hihg. The evening was enjoyably
spent az sewing. music and games.
ana al "A seasonab!c hour dainty re-
iTeshments were served by the host
ess. The mex meeting will be az the
home OF Miss Hattie Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
BELIAIRE


-Four teachers in the public schools
in This city have resigned. Prof q. T.
Caldwell. teacher az mathematics iu
the High school. Miss Edith Sutton.
teacher ~ fhe third grade BOO tho Do.
dian nun building Miss Rose Con.
way. who taught Tho seventh grade
So the RIOS" 1854 building. and Miss
Helen Nicholson teacher of tho
fourth grade lu the Union street
building ST. Caldwell has accepted
position .n rho state Normal school
~ Richmond. Va Ni-s Nicholson
will take course in domestic sci.
cnce. ard the other fn0 ladies viii
teach .1 Newark next year
Th" city board OF education will
hold 90 meeting Monday night and au.
point teacher from among the nor.
ma. class fJ fi .H. vacancies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01
BRIDGEPORT
Negro Who Shot Man at stewartsviIIe
Released at Hearing,
Yesterday.

The young colored man who shot a
companion. a. SteWartsville. the first
OF the week. was released YESTERDAY
after having trial before Squire
shepherd. az Glencoe. Il seems thar
the man who vas shot was 10 blame
as he had caused the boy TO leave
nome. and after he had come back. he
again went after him. The prosecut-
ing witness was not present. but this
was not important under the circum-
stances
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Concrete Work. Call
TIE c q. KIMBERLY CO..
Office Schmulbach Building.
Both Phones.
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fFr'Hn 0Nnrr. fHH Tho NHnnfr HHv rr.rf
Nr Fe usual Sabbath school ir frr morn
.nr nf no DO Preceding 90 If Eu Y0Hre
Peoples nrffInr Ht o. r ana rtrrIrr
.rrri..a 100 e.. Tho subject f.r frr
lf.n.rr service VII Ur The r4arrrr,.
W' N.Fr Itr' " Fr.mra pastor 81
thc caur,h. Will have charFc Of tle ser
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Rev. Mr.. Rerce Fee.

Rev. ID. b. Reece. Of Akron. o.
VIII preach az the First Presbyterian
church in this city a. the morning
and evening services SUNDAY. Rev
Mr.. Reece Is candidate for the pull
pit here. and comes highly recon
mendcd
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tn" Music. Literary anu Art Club
was pleasantly entertained at the
home Of Mrs. q. ). Starkweather. on
Gravel lin, yesterday afternoon. An
interesting program. including a dis
cussion on the life and works Of oliver
Goldsmith was rendered. Delicious
refreshments were served by the host.
Dss
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EIremen VIII BIZ

Two fire companies o. the shady.
side Fire Department Will run q race
this evening az that place for "a hne
silk flag which has been offered hy tho
Shadyside Board 81 Trade The Two
companies have recently rcorRanized
with fifteen men BOO each company.
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IT'D" Fulton school will close for the
season Jan. iftl. An elaborate enter
lt.lmeut viii hD held a. the sruooIn0I-a
on o." evening 81 june 18TH in connsr-
I''h WIN on. graduating exercises The
program viii Doc announced ID tra..
Columns l1tor ON the goth ~ the month
ii" school VIII hold q picnic al Wheel
Inr -aTk
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Tho funeral rervIrra over the -
u1Inr uf Mrs Ann MORAN. a veil
known and highly rfarrrtaH rerfI.-f
N. iIr "It. lNr. pfka district viii take
place fr.a afternoon from Iar ID. r.-f-
oNn'T 90 fIn Morgan hotel af west
Alexander Two special cars Will leave
WHrrIrE about mt noon hour ana
convey HrN who wish f1 attend frr
tfrNirrr fn fhr FcrreVlvaria town In
torment VIII De- made ln Greenwood
tfuefsfF.
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The police we're notified Thursday
afternoon. that th" si1year old son of
Nr. aud Mrs Charles NogIc. OF Ha-.
rIs0u street was missing s search
was instituted and Tho Dad was found
Thursday nighf on Rock HIl. west OF
this city and returned 'o Die home.
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JULIUS WE'LL.
THE POPULAR STORE.
LITTLE ONE nLousEs.

For boys. Of good percale. 20
2 years or age. "a new line with uS
that rs selling freely. Good waists
Tor boys are always hard 20 md
These are made ot good percale IN
stripes and figures at5oc each.
niOn suits for girls. 10 Il
years Neck and sleeves tapped
rants edged with good heavy lac.
this is IN" first season that We are
able To show line of a5c that We
neve- could sell less than Soc For
service they cannot he squalled
sun selling caps for children and
babies made or silk and lawn. all
trimmed with frilis with sIu-
hrotd-r5. none OF them that solid
less than 25c and soc. al on "A spec
'ial table tu clear out az "A bargain
price pf 1Oc. Some OF our custom
crs are buying @ and 40 "A time.
'hlitrcu white cambria gowns
an sizes 90 % years that sold al
Doc. broken in sizes gn at35o.
SlpuN"r gowns that sell every
az 49c.
Selling plenty Of underwear and
hosiery We are headquarters for
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Operation Performed.

Miss Pressie Reed. a well known
young lady Of this city. who was
stricken with appendicitis while Wis
ing her sister ar Dayton. o. was op.
Grated on az that place Thursday after
noon Word has been received here
10 the effect that she is recovering
nicely.
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Harry. the eleven year old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Waldron. was
found. yesterday. in Wellsburg. where
he was staying at the home OF a rela-
tive. The parents were very anxious
TO learn OF the boys whereabouts and
were greatly relieved when news came
that he was safe and sound.
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Ifn IriuielUhia District board Of
"dhg alton VIII meet on Monday evening
H' ne "HI"" ~ Ir Ircch * Crarraff
.n Main street. Lim Grove The meet
IhF VII rn doubt Do very frfrreaffrr
,'mpIaIffH hove been made within ths
lfn'L liH NOT been Boo any hurry o.
',iifti iIr money that the cittrcra
claim 's due tHe school fund of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01

Andrea Cruuoiir. 70 J Snyder and
John $ Eh.or. have been elected b.
ihe B"iiaire Aeric OF EarIes. to rep
resent 'his order 40 me state oouver.
lion. which viii be held af Columbus.
june 10 to 10. Tho ai.aruatos fr This
convention ar' James Wilson. Harry
Cook and William HcCroadv
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lH SUNDAY. june |fh. t.ilfrrr.a Iay
WIZ 200 '..".ftf"i .' tIr I.rst " B.
'''.. WIN . f'n' program. which vii.
90 .'N. .'f'l To-. Quo children OF fHs sun
NNF b tp"i Miss IIIa Irt.tuff F..
'i in' lr-ttIm. ami prfet.crs viii
.' ...I ever. afternoon 40 q n.If..E u
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This evening a. the stone church At
Fim Grow. Miss Enda Rowan %
kznsas. national secretary 90 the
Loyal Temperance Union will ~ pres
ent At a mass n.einE q young people
o. Kim GrUNe and vicinity. An effort
VII Be made 90 Organise q Young
CampaiEners league 10 carry On the
campaign for the prohibttion amend
n1ent IN this state.
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tn" ladies ~ 'he First Reformed
church viii hold bazaar for three
DAYS. beginning next Thursday boo
m" Bippus store room. ON Thirty
seventh street Tho proceeds ~ tho
afair "iii be donated 10 tho fund for
tho building % anew church.
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tn" Mon brotherhood ~ tho West
Wheeling 81 T. church. held au open
meeting at tho church last evening.
vhich was largely attended s frc
program was rendered. and the prin.
ripIn speech 0f tHn evening was made
hF Rev UyE'uErr. OF Wheeling
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0UT-THE- PIKE
Aeeepts Position m clerelana.

Arthur Ripley. a well-kuoWn and pop
ular Young man Of GreFg-N ille who
FOR the past several years has been en-
Fi"Acd nF the Adams Express company
iu Wheeling. has resigned and accented
90 position with the Lake Shore Railroad
at Cleveland. ~.
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Campaign Meetings.

Those in charge OF the arrange
ments for the hospital cOmpaign. will
hold meetings every evening in the Of
bee OF Squire Ong until headquarters
are secured William Lipphardt has
been chosen as general Campaign work
81 and will have charge OF all OF the
teams.
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MONUMENTS

should you want q Monument OF
Marker completed In the cemetery
before Decoration Day. nov IL the
time 20 place your order before the
sprins rush comes.
You will save dollars BY getting
NY prices.
A postal card or either phone viii
bring TO you my latest designs.
j employ no agents and will save
you their commission on any work
you should want
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-01

Each age OF our lives has its toys.
Old people should be happy. and they
viii he If Chamberlain's Tablets are
taken TO strengthen the digestion aud
keep the bowels regular These tab
let's are mild and gentle in their ac-
ton and especially suitable for people
OF middle age and older. For sale b.
all dealers.
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2 sllI rcrf ..ra viii Do hold ~ the
liH' DO. So b. church af EdrrupYH ari
I.. Nfhntih. The morning services
.'N ". 200 % "."Inrk Junior Euworfn
trur VIII Hr ff ESQ ana Esw.rIh
.'fFI' DOB fhr evening 90 o'clock
ENeuinE services 90 q O'Clock
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az their home. Thursday evening. Ill
b conducted ~ the home OF c. n
StrAhl ASA Noble street. his even
ing ~ ! o'clock. BY the Rev J. NJ
Shafer. pastor OF the FIRST NJ. L
church. The remains win be taken
on the c. a p. train NJ q m Sun.
day msrring 20 Scio for intermenL
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White Footwear

For women and children. White
canvas and nubuck leather. made on
the new shapes. h.Eh or low cut
models Prices reasonable as usual
LOCKE SHOE 60 BelIaire.
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The Woman's home Missionary Socie-
~ OF the First VI. r. church. held a quar-
terly meeting at the church last even
ing. The business OF the year was closed
at the meeting and fine program was
rendered.
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moved TO her home on North Noble
street She is still I'm a serious cor.
dltlon. but her recovery is expected
by the attending physician.
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81 Tho Majestic tonight SEQ sitting
Dull in Clusters last Defeat" The
picture That shows you what history
has made Do addition other good
ones to be- shown
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Two local men from the upper end
OF town were taken to st ClairsVille
yesterday to await their trial on a
So,iomy charge.
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The Ladies' A.d society 81 the Buck
ley VI g. church al Edgwood will con-
duct -alc Ia the ycFtibule Of the
church this afternoon between the Hours
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under $500 bond for a preliminary
hearing next Monday afternoon.
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WASHINGTON More than a million
miles % roadway territory In compare
lively srarsciy settled sections Of the
country VIII he covered daily hy a forest
FIRE preventive force Of $1,000 men. A.
"a result NJ an order ISSUED to-day hv
Postmaster General Hitchcock These
men are rural and star route mail car
glers.
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IT." EIks VIII have ta.ir final Spread
.t t.r season az their quarters iu the
liar'N building this evening. and a. fin.
program has been arranged 4 s.rl..-
tuuus banquet VIII Is ser,ad under lie
direction OF club Clcf Thomas VIII
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