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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
There Are More Ways Than One to
Look for a Job--Some Odd Wavs. Too

There are ways and WAYS OF
looking for work. Just as there are
different ways OF killing a flea or
of proposing to your best girl For
instance. you can chase the Job or
let the job chase YOU. According TO
Hoyle. the best way to chase a job
~ 10 go after II from gong to gong
with punch In each hand and both
eyes bulging for an opening.
A vast majority Of Sesttle's un-
employed 80 after the job In that
way. but there are others.
These others believe In letting the
job find them. They can often be
seen lined up along the water front
gazing idly at the seagulls or watch
ing the ships come in. They may
be softly cursing their luck. but al.
ways with a smile on their faces
They are usually good natured fel.
lows. are these men who look for
job in this way.
Then there is another type of Job
hunter. He may be rushing madly
down the street ready TO grab his
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
COMIC OPERA STAR SUES
SEATTLE CLUB MAN

ohosss a. the pest have risen ses
Frank ~. ssssson. dsbensir club
man snd wealthy business man -
Seattle. They are erysssiiissd n
the fern Of . e3s.ooo suN for dam.
soss. - the result. 20 Cherry esrnp
son alleges. Of Mr.. etstsen's fail.
ure 70 keep . promise 20 wed. Mrs
Simpson 10 = star of the sootiiohss.
and she alleges II ~ss while ohs
snd otstson we're members of The
same troupe. yssrs ago, shst treeh
was pliahssd.
-Juss Frisnds.~ Says etstser.
AZ. you can't tell much about =
woman'a age said ssrtson. laugh
Ing heartily this morning. but I'll
take a chance this once. and IN
gusns weli. say. IS. Anyhow 20.
but I'd rather make II 4s. am -
and II was rs years axo this al
legged proposal Some difference.
I'll admif. We were just good
friends--.shai's sIi.
ssetson spoke lightly this morn.
ing Iila tone implied that events
OF is years ago should not be dug
up from the graves Of the past And
that chapter OF his Iife--ths Cherry
simpson chapter seemed nothing
but pleasant memory, nothing
over which TO worry.
lie seemed TO think that the age
of the woman who Is suing him Ia
tpke IN itEelf-and hts tone Inn
piled that the disparity of their
ages difference Of some ten
put the story ou the
blink. FROM the ylswpoln, OF reason.
probability and good. sound sense.
Yet II all seemed q joke. this Cher
~ simpson vision.
4 won't say too much now Mr.
Simpson kept Haying. it's too
carIy--i don't know Iazs what Ahe q
done. Hut never promised 20 mar.
ry her. and | never satisfied her a
couple of years ago. as she has In
timatcd.
Ne Was Eighteen.
Nope. I won't say the name OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
WAITER ISM ]
ENGAGED TO
HElREsS

W V131o4 Rxo0o Bo0o9& WtfUl
NEW voRN. Jan. fe.--Jsck
cis~ns. the waiter for whom IS
ysar-old vsoies uushier forfeited
Sico. COO and her pslstssI homo In
Chicago. denied today the pirrs
statement that they were engaged
% b married. and declared that he
doesnt know whether ne would
marry her or not.
II met Violet al a dance and was
introduced 10 her he said. "hn,
NO are rot engaged to b@ married.
! didn't know she uAs an heirrss
I'm sorry that she IL tn trouble. n
can help her in any way I'D be
glad to do Il. but I don't know
whether I'd care TO marry her or
not
Miss -urhier admits infstuation
for the waiter. although he II not
prcposaensing In appearance. ix not
we'll educated. and II a marked con.
trasf TO The Girl herself. She ran
away from her foster mothers
hosne In Chicago to follow him
here.
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object by the neck when suddenly
he spies gang OF men slowly hoist
ing safe to the topmost story OF
Of a high-topped skyscraper. Mr..
Job-seeker forgets all about the job.
He stretches his neck and he just
watches that safe as Il ascends.
inch by inch, and he will wear
disappointed look when II finally
disappears within that top window.
One other class Of job seeker is
the fellow with a little money on
hand. He hunts out the pool rooms
and with a congenial and sympa-
thetic friend he can pass away the
hours just as nicely as you please.
The flight OF time is JOY to him.
LET her flit" is his maxim. "rll
look for that Job tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

Judge Dykcman this morning re
fused to hold Comptroller Boutwell,
In contempt for refusing TO accept
the filing OF George Holtxner. so
cialist candidate for the council,
without a fee. While Dykeman is-
sued an order to that effect about
a week ago. he held that the city
had a right to appeal In the ordin-
airy manner. even though decision
would on that account be delayed
until after the election.
TX. M. Wells, socialist candidate
for mayor. who appeared for Holtz-
ner, argued that the appeal should
have been taken by a writ OF re-
view, which would have made de-
cision possible Immediately. He
contended that in public matter
of this sort. where the question OF
time was most essential. the ordin-
airy appeal would obviously frus-
trate the effect of most favorable
decision in behalf OF Holtzner.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
ELOPERS ARE
TAKEN FROM
LOCAL TRAIN

~ O.$@~8 49, 1<e St4ty
PORTLAND. Or. Jan. is.--Jarnss
:. Graves. a, : logging camp cook.
accompanied ~ Pearl Rsyroids. .
prsssy u-ysas-eId country sIri. was
taken from . passenger train from
Seattle today BY detectives and ~ss
arrested on . vsersrcy warrant
pending sdvsess from the esvi's
psrsntss who o.sn ranch q curtss.
Wash. The girl 10 being detained
siso.
After two months courtshsp the
couple left Curtis "Wednesday and
went TO Seattle. where they occu.
pied separate rooms nj the North.
ern hotel.
He told me he would marry mo
when VIC reached Seattle said the
Eiri. "ard believed him. He tried
20 inssiit me on the way to Portland.
] want 20 go home now
The police believe her story
Graves declines 10 talk.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
A co.Ed's Way.

MY Dear Cupid: My contribu.
tion TO your interesting leap year
contest follows.
When the lights we're low In my
beloved's parIor, I'D gently murmnr
Sweetheart" and when bushes
mantled his lovely bearded cheek.
I'D whisper, Dear" Placing my
arm halfway round his 3b.inch
girth. I'D draw him TO me, and. with
bis head resting on my shoulder.
softly say: with thee beside me
In the wilderness With his
first gurgIe OF the ccstatic emotion,
I'd press my kisses on his manly
tregses. and. az he quivered In mas.
cuIIne reserve with that long. sweet
glance. Id clasp the dear one In
one long soul kiss, and murmur:
BE mine. dear, be minei"
VARSITY COED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
EN ORGANIZING
D SUPPORT COTTERILL

ln - Seattle are orEsn-
noIf x George y. coueF-
oT 4 <ommItsee. con
I'm G. 4. Bogardgs.
c. and Miss Mary &
~ b charge of the ar
Separate womens 4
.u hnv< been opened Ia
Des Exehanse building.
cnce v~re Installed this
= ~ Cottersll headquar.
. 0ooe who desire 10 help
\ enupaIGn are asked 10
- ts7a or Independent
= = the Lumber III.
~ headquarters. Vol
~ are needed In every
- ~ eity.
la9 Nm W. e. r. a.. al
you1er1ay affernan.
gly 70 support Cot
vIu help to get out all
- = SoGister.
= t1e most important
veoesf," /" sasd Edgar q.
e,n1rnan Of the cotferilr
eonmittee. We want
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
0PlE READ here

Opic Read. the novelist and
OF international fame.
will be the speaker at the Y. NJ. G.
A. tonight. In another OF the Star
series OF lectures
Read arrived this morning aud is
seeing Seattle" this afternoon. ac-
by an entertainment
His address tonight
IL said to be exceedingly enter
tanning. and Will be heard by a
large audience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
Pastor on Way
to Face Charge

GHEENVfLI.E. Tenn. Jan. fs.-~-
Guarded BY Dsteefivc Lusx. tho Rev.
w. r. Mcfarland. pastor OF the
United Presbyterian mission here.
left today for rittsnrr. Pa. 70 stand
trial on charges OF performing tSo
illegal operations ON Miss Elsie Coe.
his private secretary. Miss coe
died January 8 last IN Pittamrg
hospital
In his anxiety to face his accusers
the minister waived his right 10
fight exfradition. declaring that he
wanted 10 reach Piftsbnrg at the
earliest possible moment.
There Is no foundation for. the
charge against me" be said n
shall be able TO establish my lnno-
conce without difficulty"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
BRING ORTIE BACK

Los ANGELES. Jan. f9.---Ortie
Nc cManigaI. confessed dynamitcr.
will be brought to Los Angeles. pre-
sumably TO testify In the trial OF
the indicted labor leaders.
Attaches OF the sheriff's office
stated today that Sheriff Hommell
wall bring McManigal from Indian
apolis when the federal grand jury
in session there concludes its In
y0stigations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
CAPTURE ENDS CHASE

sAN BERNARDINO. Cal. After
N desperate 72-hour automobile pur-
suIt over section OF the roughcst
country IN Southern California,
Sheriff Martin OF Ventura county
and Deputy aheriffs McManning
and Wright Of Los Angeles, cap
tured A. G. F'ratt. alleged horse
thief. at HIS ranch near Lucernc,
and brought him to San Bernar-
dino. where he was jailed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

fNy Uutte4 Sreoe keaoed WtfeD
NEW YORK. Jan. is.---For the
first time In the criminal history Of
New York. . man was sentenced TO
death here today with his hands
mSnseIed and heavy chains about
his icos- The prisoner was Joseph
zerrone. regarded ~ one os the
most desperate men ever connected
with crime in New York city.
Zerrone murdered his wife. Katy.
last October. by cutting her throat
from car 10 ear wiih razor. Dur
inx the progress Of his trial and
conviction last week. he attempted
10 murder one OF the jurors. Then
he gashed HIS throat with a piece
Of glass and fought the iail az.
tachcs until he WIS dubbed into
unconsciossness
Tried TO Reopen Wound.
When zerrona learned today that
he Was 10 be sentenced by Judge
Foster. he 1erked the handaKe from
bis throat and attempted 10 reopen
the wound Again be fought with
the guards until be was dubbed
into Inconsistencies Later. when
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
is This Real.

My Dear Bob: didn't realize
how much love you until the
night we quarreled and parted.
know II was my fault. but was too
proud to apologize then. but since
you went away life seems impos-
sible. must confess love you.
You asked me once 10 be your wife.
I'm waiting for you to come back
and take me with you. A. M. q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
Socialist Is
Ousted From Party

sAS FRANCISCO. Jan. is.---Ex'
PEELED because he accepted the ap-
pointmenf Of election commissioner
rendered him by Mayor Hoiph. VIM.
McDevitf. recent candidate ior
MAYOR on the socialist fickef. IN TO-
day ousted from the party.
G. w. Hogue. a striking mach'n-
lat. had been selected for the POSI-
tlon by the party. but the mayor
took McDeyist In preference.
McDevitt has given notice OF ap.
peal 20 the entire membership OF
the party. and a ballot viii be taken
on his case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
STOP AT 2s.h AND MADISON

People In the neighborhood Of
Twenty-sixth and Madison are cir
eulating petition TO have the Sc
attic Electric stop It's cars on
that corner. The point at which
they desire the oars to stop liz at
tho middle OF hill. but a lot OF
grading has been done there and
rasidents now want the cars to let
them OF at Twenty-sixth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

= LEXINGTON, Nch., Jan. 10. I
4 WILLOW Island. Ncb.. has the I
4 champion absent-minded man. I
4 While tearing down his old 4
4 store building after building n 4
4 new one. Neal McMulIen. for 4
4 as years The principal NOR I
4 chant of Willow Island. found 4
= 81 SOC In gold and silver that 4
= be had hidden af various times 4
4 and forgotten. McMuilen is I
4 so years old. but still active In 4
4 bnsinesa lie is bachelor. 4
4 = 4 = 4 n \ 4 tAttA 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

LOS ANGELES. Jan. 19.--"They
said they were learning the Texas
Tommy" explained Policeman Ma
han 10 the Judge. They used the
whole street. n milk can and a red
lantern" "They" were two middle
aged couples. They will plead Jan
uary 20.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

Judge John @. Yakey late today
ruled in favor OF the state In the
trial OF Mrs. Hsxxard, on a charge
of numbering Miss Claire William
son by starvation, by allowing Miss
Dora Williamson, sister Of the dead
woman and a former patient At
oIsIls resort, 10 tell the history Of
their experiences there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
CHANDLER ROGERS
I'LL m EAST

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. Jan.
is.--s. Chandler Rogers. the
Seattle man Of the dual person.
slity, who WAS found uncon-
sciovs here last night. 10 still
IN eomasose condition today.
He was identified BY . letter
IN his pocket written by Rev.
George Mahoney Of Sacred
Heart church. Seattle. He had
a psssbook with q balance Of
$40 In the Union Saving 4
Trust, Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

that " we get the wrong one, she
may cook our goose" n the right
girl came along" weil--there is
little Jane Grey's little big IF
again. To make a long story short.
perhaps We had better say ''if' and
let Il go at that.
A BACHELOR SUBSCRIBER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

thu compAuy~if waA 4 long time
ago if years / Was ~. and she
was~ 1ohem about 40
8lc1aou laughed again. but he
would nay no moro. Hs admitted
that while II wAr Is years ago. he
travelled With Miss simpson In the
sAnsc tAsatrcAl troupe, ha had
ncen her since.
Miss Simpsons etcry.
Ma Simpson ALSO admits she
and Mr. atetson have met since that
frter6ly attachment. rs years ago.
In net. So dceisres-~in her rom
pinlft fiIc1 ID the superior court
yrstnSdsy that fhsS met On June
II. 100. and thai on tha, notable
occnni1a Htctson coocd those gentle
words that binsh!nw msadens lore TO
hear To cut II short. she accept.
-. } she thought she had bis heart
and took his hand
Ther ~ Married Another.
Then things bccsn 20 hnpren
fpom anoihcr Anxle Stctson akain
prppoe~d sif Miss simpsons STORY IL
10 10 aecepsedi and was again ae.
csp,t1. Hut Miss HcsKie Franklin
of fhis city had uksrpsd Chsrfs's
place In the title roie--and poor
Cherry was no longer In the cast.
There was "A pretty wedding on July
1. 1911. Thus a pretty dream had
iccome q shattered reality for
Cherry. The play IN which she and
Stefnon hnd starred those iouR
years axo had devcloped into the ac-
taaiities of life.
Miss simpson Noted star.
st<tsou's statements concerning
chervys age Indicate that tia nice
TO be III on "the know" she won
fame In Red Feather and Nine.
shorty, In the latter production
she was ~ the Moore last year
Aud Is years oid-not on your
life. You couldn't make man In
tha house believe Il. And yet
FIFTEEN years ago Cherry and
Stetsor were friends together. And
ststsen says she was close TO 30
then.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

Select the psychological moment.
Evening: the parlor sofa: gas
turned low. all quiet and serene In
the house.
You lit your head from his shout
der, steal two soft arms about his
neck. aud when eye meets eye, with
a soul glance you softly calculate,
"Huh7"
II he says 'Ub, huhlr salute him
becomingly and ask him 70 name
the happy day. NJ. X.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
CONVICTED SLAYER
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE

he had sufficiently recovered, he
was msnacled and chained and car
ried into the court room. Then the
doors were ordered closed and
Judge Foster sentenced Zerrone TO
be electrocutcd some time during
the week OF February 2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

Dear Cupid: The prophet says u
Is not good for man to be alone?
Would you. therefore. consider the
sacred subject and Join hands with
me? q. NJ.
D. Cupid: You see. a good name
II rather TO be chosen than great
riches Would you care TO make
au addition TO your name?
q r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19
lIRLWND WIND-UP OF PROPOSAL CONTEST

- ths Issp year orc
eesl y sgiIl 81. sls seats
Wy - theatre Tor SUNDAY
- ~ tIrst prize, and two
~ N Paul Armstrong
~ The Deep Purple
.6e1 oend your letters
v ere 4 The star 10.
~ wust - IN By somor.
IN winners yestsr.
- Nuth oehum sker. 1sfs
n - 3 ~ M prize, and M,ss
~ Lyeo building. sec.
- y becomino 40 warn
~ ~ Sscs il i only ooen
g. wsmsn, not ! lev men men
''s:sn = Danny c. ners
Z ~ psepesaIs recs,v.a
11 r s!ek ~ > bachelor be-
e'sssst n leap year VEN.
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meg ] love you aud | know that
You love me. Your devoted.
~ r.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

& 60 Jan. ~, 1912.
s 11n, ~. -: Since looking
=; 1ses,.'..:s - srl'nent, ! have come
y irsss ~ ..'en that We bachelor
S ~ .e Y. for TIE tall timber.
~ s..sS =. q = fand they get usl
- '.ss.es' S.e's e the grave. '''
b = g "a g difference. or
! ~. e.slors ~. feel many ana
\ .s ~ snat \ would be yery ry
~ ~ ZONE NJ. I. TO Cook our
n!s," - Jane grey
hsvs 70 remember sr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-19

all the good citizens 10 register.
It's good citizenship which ss rally
ing to cotterili~
Ole Hanson Was chosen as cam.
paign manager for Thomas A. Par
ish this morning The Parish
headquarters have not been select.
ed yet.
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\ Occasional rain tonight or
4 Saturday. moderate east
= winds. Temperature at noon. 4
4 s5 deg. 4
= 4 4 4 4 4 = = 4 4 4 4 4 4
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Nope. won't say the name Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-09
WOULD SEND TURKEY
TRoTTERs TO THE PEN.

NEW YORK. July s-Thc rev I'd
ward p Harrigan. pastor OF St Pat
ricks church. Long Island city who
Is rector % one Of the larges Roman
Catholic parishes in New York. caused
excitement among his parishioncrs by
dcvotinc his Sunday sermon 10 a de-
nunciation Of some Of the modem
dances. particularly the so.called
turkey trot"
Such dances. he priest declared. are
mot only immoral but criminal" lie
said that n he were sitting as n magis.
trafe and were asked 10 sentence a
couple cha.ged with dancing the
turkey trot' he would send the Young
woman 10 the peniteutiary for year.
and the man 10 The county jail for
three months
The iovest frequenters ~ he great
White WAY. he added are .ess i'm
moral than the socailcd 70 sgectahle
Young women who lance these
dances
The sermon came ~ SO result of
an incident a. church festival last
week whom two ~ me parish's rrorni.
nent Young people we're elected for
danr.ng tho Objectionable stcpa.
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HAY MARKET
Indications Bright for Good crop
TINS Tesr-Retali Price
Now Lower.

{. H. Becker. the local hay and
grain merchant stated yesterday that
the hay market looked favorable and
that the prospects for good crop
This year are bright New hay in car.
load lots is now selling at Ss05o for
iatter July shipments. Old hay Is
seiIlng at $50 ton at the present
time on a ready market.
Indications point TO a fairly good
crop. and The farmers will begin har.
vesting within the next few weeks
Local dealers feel certain that the
crop this season will not be as short
as u was last year and this will be
good news for owners OF stock.
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The WEATHE r
CONDITIONS

me highest pressure. fair ana
warn weather ara continues over
the eastern halt Of the country.
A low pressure, showery weather
the extreme area cover. n. ,,o.x
valleys. extending southweStward in
7" the central West The pre-.ures
are also low In the extreme south
west
over he north Pscinc and northern
Plateau sections the pressures are
high
Generally fair and continued warm
weather - Indicated for this section
tonight and Tuesday
Local iats: Highest temperature
Yesterday. 30 degrees: lowest n,.t
night. II degrees. no rainfall.
Rivers.
The ohio will change but little in
the district for the newt as hours
II. {. HOWE.
Section Director.
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. w. Va. July S-oui,e
a number OF undertakers are already
In the city. and many more are ex-
pected to arrive this evening for the
three days session Of the eighteenth
annual convention OF the ives, Vir.
Ginia Funeral Directors Association
whlch VIII be held in this city Tues
cay Wednesday and Thursday in the
assembly hall OF the Willard hotel.
besides the underwriters. there will be
n large delegation OF representatives
oi funeral supply houses from all over
the country in attendance.
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Democrat. win Name cOnor.,,uar

special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
GRAFTON. W Va. july so
morrow afternoon the Democratic
Congressional convention OF the Sec.
end district will be held AZ the Brink.
man opera house in this city. Indica-
lions are that there will be- a large
attendance present and rouslug
good meeting held. The counties
composing the Second district are
BARBOUR. Berkeley. Grant. Hampshire
Hardy. Jefferson. Mineral. Mononga.
ia. Morgan. Pendleton. Randolph.
Taylor and Tucker. and all OF these
counties will send large delegations
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DRIVER FALLS

Al ldahl. employed as a driver Of
one Of Wendell Bros. express wagons.
received a bad fall yesterday after
noon about O'Clock when he tumbled
from the high seat to the pavement in
front OF the Hub. Young idahl was
driving rather fast up Market street.
and when the wheel Of the wagon
struct the street car frog az the cor
ner the sudden jar threw him from
the seat The Young man Was picked
up by bystanuers and taken 10
Schmidts drug store. when n was
soon revived. Besides being badly
shaken Up he received "A number OF
bruises about thc BODY. The horse
continued up Market street - fast
clip. but was caught before any dam
ave resulted.
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McNecher Briefs

Rev. L. u Fellers. Ph. u. n. left
yesterday for Beckley. for a two
weeks vacation. r. r PROFIT. secretary
OF the Y. NJ. G. A. at Wheeling will
have charge OF the services at the
First NJ. f. church during the absence
Of Rev Fellers.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Hardesty are
spending a few DAYS at Colerain. o,
withe friends and relatives
Mrs. r. b. Goodwin and children re-
turned last evening from Glover's Gap
where they spent the past week with
friends and relatives
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Make your Work Easy. Z
GlOSslT. Ask your Dealer.
Teachers TO Meet.

Tomorrow evening the teachers Of
the Church OF God vii be entertained
al the home OF Mrs. Harvey Marshall
on Railroad street. This IS the regu-
lar meeting night and following the
transaction OF routine business a So
cial session will be held and refresh
T'ents will he served. All teachers
are requested TO be present
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Christian Endesvor TO Meet.

The Christian Endeavor OF the
Church OF God will meet in regular
monthly session this evening at the
church. A contest Is being made by
the members OF this society known
as the Red and White sides in Secur-
ing members for the organization.
The contest will end on August frst
and the losing side will entertain the
winners.