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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-11-01
INSTRUCTION
NEWARK ACADEMY

Founded 1892. Ht
WILSON FARRAND. HEAD MASTER.
Thorough preparation for any college or
scientific echoo. or for business life. Gaia.
logue on request
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FARMS WANTED
PRINTING


HIGH GRADE printing at low-grsde prices.
sTOTTF 90 Academy a. Newark
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FJjrTEEN- ROOM house, rent 1892: price
81. 400. Twentv-room house. with store
price $1,000 Big BARGAINS. CITY HALL.
real. ESTATE EXCHANGE, 20 Dav st.
Ornnge.
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BEAUTIFUL home in Orange: suitable for a
doctor; can DE bought at n right price, or
will exchange for n smaller house or farm Ad-
dress QUICK, Box IL. star office
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CHINA PAINTING: conventional and natu-
raiistic; all branches taught; day and
evening. MISS WRITER. 1i5 Pennsylvania
avenue.
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PHRENOLOGY

CONSULT ENGLB on business or family
troubles: tells names dates, facts; health.
love, marriage expert; advice TO the separated
"a Centre st.: near Hudson Tubes.
NINE. KARL, % Halsey St, near New ST.;
back of Hahne's.
NINE. HBwLETT-Advice business and fam
lily troubles 81 Liberty st., top floor. front
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Mrs. ID H. Darrah and daughter.
Mrs. Guy Uankworth. and son David
are spending few day sat Epworth
Park
Item sof Interest FOR this paper may
Do lcff a. the city Book Store or tele.
phOued 20 the reporter. Hell 26i-J
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hickerton. ~
Central avenue. have returned from
a yist with friends and relatives ~
- rlairryuic
Mrs. = McCorm Ok and daughter.
Miss Ruth. have returned 20 sisters
Vile affeT visit Vith friends and
relatives ir fhig citt
Harry Storm. ~ Gravel iHu. VII
.rsve odsy con- n business trip N
-touhcnfille
Nosd Nol-ou. ~ Guernsey street. ls
visiting friends and relatives NJ Sfru
hrutilte
Miss Grace Anthony. ~ rit'shureh.
is Tho guest ~ friends and relatives
Boz This CITY
Mr. Madison Aldredgc. ~ Gravel
liilI bias returned from e visit with
friends and rc.atlvcs ~ Chester
MrF Arch Nlnnemyer. ~ Kelsey. Is
'fe guest " friends and relatives IN
fh.s CITY
Wra r. = STANLEY ~ 'hi. cif,. has
returned from Wit win friend and
relative. af fIttofHrf
Nie.'s blanche Goodman end Grlce
Wv. Of South UoiaIrc. are WISHING
friends md relatives IN cincinnati
Mrs Hayden tienthorn and daueh
Tor. ~ Shadtslde. Hre visiting friends
and rcIsfitr. ~ SfeuhentUie
Nie Mabel Jon ins. ~ uefhsrda 70
fho Fro-' ~ friend and relatives in
fhIe ciff
Mise W,rv Wei b.. n Wollsvuic. is
o'IlirF m friend and relafivcs in
fnie rift
Nis7 f.aic Elliott ~ fhIa cffv. has
fofurn'd from O. trip tu Niacara raU.
Nrs Foherf Fufht. Dr. OF Shad,
side Del pending fee dave with reL
olives and friends o. shadyslIc
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Deadlock
Continues

NEW YORK. July 23-Enorts OF
the federal mediators under the New
lands act TO have the eastern railroads
and their 10000 trainmen and conduc-
tors reach an arbitration understand
ing resulted to-day in concessions on
the part of the roads. according to I'M
official statements. The concessions
were not sufficient to satisfy the men,
however. end the deadlock remained
unbroken.
The mediators met the mems COM
mittee and later the managers. The
roads. IL was learned consented TO
withdraw their demand that all OF
their grievances against their en-
ployes should be submitted 10 arbi-
tration along with the mems wage
demands. They were insistent. how
ever. that some. at least OF the de
mands be taken up.
The position taken by TIE roads was
met with an uualtered attitude ny the
men who reiterated that a strike was
certain II the managers insisted upon
arbitration of questions raised Suhse-
uGeut to the recent agreement to arb' %
trste the issues raised ~ the men.
The me'iittors continued To- express
hopes OF clearing up the situation Wit H.
IN a few days Conferences tomorrow
probably viii take the form Of = Joint
representatives. and men when the man
ayers will he asked 70 agree To- arritra-
ton ~ their grievances after the vase
dispute has been settled.
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"sAPHO" PHOTO PLAY
COMING TO THE COURT

baudcts "Sapho' is the play to he
presented at the Court theater for
three days beginning to-day. with
daily matinees and nightly perform
ances at 100 and . o'clock This
story from the French. II IL said. will
be portrayed by players with whom
ell Of the American public are familiar
and the version is that used BY Olga
Nethersole during her trans-continen-
tai tour. more than six years ago. This
play will undoubtedly appeal 10 and
reach all womankind because OF its
grand appeal and striking characters.
Pilgrim Progress Is the an
nounced photo-drama to be exhibited
81 the Court starting with Monday
matinee. and that the discriminating
people will indorse this booking there
is no doubt
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NO SETTLEMENT
Reached in Hod Carriers Strike Last
Nisht-Proposition OF Contrsc-
tors To Be Considered Friday,

No settlement in the bod carriers
strike I'm this city vas reached last
night. although conference was held.
Propositions and counter-proposition
we're presented. and will be consider
ed by the two locals OF hod carriers
al a meeting to be held Friday night
An agreement may be reacht. at that
time. but II is T.ot certain
a meeting OF the master contractors
vas held last night In the Masonic
temple with J. J. Jackson. organizer
for the International Hod Carriers
union. present. Mr.. Jackson present
ed the proposition OF the strikers
which wac considered BY the contrac-
tors. They then prepared a counter
proposition which will be presented
IN the hod carriers Friday night by
Mr.. Jackson.
master contractor stated last
night after the meeting that the mat
ter Is now up 10 the hod carriers. and
il depends upon whether the PROPOSE
tion is ratified or rejected Friday
night.
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BELLAIRE
Respportionnent.

Taking advantage Of the Initiative
and referendum clause Of the new
state constitution. a petitions o. being
circulated for reapportiOnment Of
representative in tho state legisla-
ture. according 10 the population n
the counties. This county s. one az
the largest In the state and has but
two representative. while other couu-
ties OF smaller population have the
same number % representative Tho
petition has about 900 signatures and
practically ever voter ~ whom The
petition is presented afixes bis sig
nature
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ACCIDENT
Bottom Of Furnace Blew Oout Yester
day at Carnegie steel Works and
Two Foreigners Injured.

bad accident was narrowly averted
- the Cernegie steel works In Bel
laire yesterday morning at o'clock
when the bottom blew out OF furnace
No. AT the plant and the foreigners
that were working about the place
we're thrown into a panic as the es-
Gaping steam spread over a large terri
tory and two Of the workmen were
seriously burned One was badly
burned across the back while the 9th
or was burned In several places on
rte body.
DIR. Heath was called and rendered
The necessary medical attention after
which the men were removed to their
homes and will recover.
The furnace was out OF commission
Until about 4 o'clock yesterday after.
noon when repairs were completed
and they we're able 20 resume work.
The damage will be slight
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M. E. PICNIC
And Conference Will Be Held To-day
at Camp Grounds-Wheeling Dis
trict Ministers and Fami-
lies.

After weeks OF preparation. every
thing is now in readiness for the con-
ference and union picnic OF Methodist
ministers I'm the Wheeling district Of
tho Methodist Episcopal churches.
which will be held to-day at the
MOundsville Chautauqua grounds.
With ministers and their families in
attendance. very large crowd is ex-
pected
Rev. VI F. Compton. ~ n. district
superintendent. will have charge o.
the days exercises. \ program OF
considerable interest will be rendered
and important business will be trans
acted. Much OF the day will he spent
IN the nature Of picnic. and an old
fashioned dinner will be- served al
noon
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SHOOTING MAY
RESULT FATALLY

Special Dispatch TO the InteiliEence-.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July ca
Charles oats. colored. was probably
fatally shot tonight by Samuel Jenk-
ins. who recently came here with the
Siiss Green Company. of vaudeville
performers. Jenkins boarded with
oats and was refused his trunk be-
cause he had failed To pay his board
bill Jenkins opened fire. shooting
Oates several times and then fired
twice at Mrs. oates. both OF which
missed. Jenkins ran down an alley
after shooting and landed in the arms
Of a policeman. who placed him IN
Jail
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Bio Pay.

large amount Of money will he
IN circulation The latter part OF this
week. as the miners I'm this vicinity
Will receive their pay Friday and all
OF ;he trust mills and several Of tho
other manufa curing plants Will paw
their employees on Saturday. which
will bring the toal up 20 large sum.
The local busin SIS rnen are preparing
10 handle the large amount OF bust
ness that Will he done.
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BUY 0XFORDS AT CUT PRICES
AT L0CKES, STORES THIS WEEK

all who buy oxfords at this time.
Besides the saNirg In price you get
quite little extra wear before the
oxford season - over.
The special odd lots on tables
mems and wornen's Locke value high
grade oafords marked down TO siss
and si.sS pair, are unusual bargains
Don't fail TO visit one OF the Locke
stores at once ~ VoI want TO get the
advantage of first selections.
These are all regular Locke Oxfor,l,
and every pair sold under the usual
Locke guaranty.
Fur fullparticulars OF sale. and
price list. see the Locke advertisement
In this paper TODAY.
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Former RcRident.

Word has been received in this city
OF the death OF Rev. John ?. Hess.
formerly OF Glencoe. which occurred
at Evanston. Ind. following an illness
OF absccss of the brain. The dc
ceased was ~ years OF age and is
survived by his wife and mother. at
Glencoe. and one married sister. The
remains were shipped TO Glencoe aud
the funeral services will be conducted
al that place this afternoon and inter.
ment will be made in the cemetery at
that place.
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Narrow Escape.

Earl. tho young son 81 Joseph Poin-
dexter. the well known Hanover street
barber. had narrow escape from he
Ing bit by snake while picking bcr-
ri"S. Tuesday morning. He was in
The patch when big snake made a
plunge a. him and in jumping out OF
the way Of the snake. ran against q
bush and bad cash was cut In his
Lex. The services @ "a physician was
required and two stitches were put in
the wound.
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Lutheran Picnic.

The annual picnic Of tho lions
Lutheran church was held yesterday
in Raiders grove At stop ~ on the Bar
ton line and fine time Was had by
all who attended. The feature Of the
DAY Was the races thai were staged
Tor both boys and girls. The day was
an ideal ono FOR holding a picnic and
the special ears that went out in the
morning were crowded to their ,apaci-
-
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Resumed Operations.

The plant Of the Suburban Brick
company. which has been shut down
Tor week. resumed operations yester.
day morning. The engine broke down
several days ago and the plant was
smut down until the necessary parts
would arrive. The apparatus was I'm.
stalled Monday and the plant resume i
operations yesterday morning. Sew.
ersi needed repairs we're made at the
plant during the shutdown.
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ASSISTANT SECRETARY.

WASHINGTON. July ag-Char.es
sumner liamlin. % Boston. has been So
p" ted a. assistant secretary 81 the
treasury IN charge ~ tae customs ser
woe. 60 succeed James =. curtis vto
Will retire on August Secretary No
Ado" to-day formally recon ulef.dad the
appointment Co President Wilson. VINO IT,
- p'Dtsd To- send tue nomination 10 tho
senate Within - Few DAYS
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Unusual Low Prices Being Made On
All Low Shoes IN HOUSE,
Nothing Reserved.

Here is a chance to buy Oxfords
prices.
and misses Oxfords. See price list In
the Locke advertisement today.
Buy Oxfords now. tell others about
the splendid bargains and they will
thank you.
This sale started u little earlier than
usual. and prices are cut a little lower
than usual.
This means q decided advantage TO
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Chsrberlain's Cole. Cholera and
Oiarrhoes Remedy

Mr.. W. =. Gunsalus. q Pennsylvania
farmer. residing near Fleming. T. o.
Pa. says. For the past fourteen wears
have used Chamberlain's collie.
Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy in my
family and have found IL 10 be an e1-
c"llent remedy. ! always have a bot
q" or II in my house and take pleas
ure in recommending IL 10 my friends. -
For sale BY all dealcrs.-Adv.
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RIVER NEWS

Today the river promises to roach tine
lowest stage OF the year at this point.
Last nisht. with stage OF ~ feet re-
corded below the McMechen dam. the
river Wa falling slowly. while the pool
was not nlled. II IL expected TO reach .
low stage OF one foot today.
There were no departures Of packets
from the local wharf yesterday and tho
Liberty WAS the only arrival. reaching
here last night She will clear the local
wharf at IL o'clock today for Mata-
moraS.
The iCty of Parkersbuxg. en- route 10
Cincinnati. II scheduled 10 arrive here
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
The steamer Joe Fowler carried sew
eral hundred persons last night on the
excursion given by the Modern Wood
men OF America The knights OF Pythias
viii give an excursion tonight The
Della Mac carried large excursion
down the river yesterday. returning last
night.
one hundred and nifty needles we're
placed on the MrMechen dam yesterday
To make the pool higher. one hundred
ana tlrtN-tVo needles were placed on
Dam No. !.
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CHARGE withdrawn.

no epeakcaSv '.t-c from thu Flor
eh'c mine. which Nas to como I'D en-
Justice Of the Peace James Weather
sons court last evening. was dis
missed as the complaining witness ap-
peared Yesterday and Withdrew tn"
charS" and paid tho costs. Tho woman
claimed that her husband had told
her 20 withdraw 'he charge
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lew VA No, 3. sunei.nt

Tho county budgrf commission is
receiving compIa 90. FROM tne fos0.
ships 20 The effect thar fHc Irt, u .i
NOT be suffcionf fo run fHD .rhoD.
- tho fOTnship for tho coming ttar
Tho commission has frcd Tho county
levy a. . 'H1 MILL and fhr state lows
which 10 fixed hv iaa is rrarft 90 miffr
OWING N fhis change in fhr state Ict,
N" oVnGhlps and Tho cities HuI 70.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
Annual PICNIC.

tn" annual picnic - tho Christian
= Irday school will be- held IN Rodcfrrs
orchard. az Shadysid- TODAY. An old
fashioned basket picnic will De held
and q very ENJOYABLE time l. expected
Refreshments - all kinds will be for
sale. s program ~ athletic events
has been arranged. the feature Of
which ~ "a baseball game.
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Wensel Obsenuiea.

Ireral services over the remains Of
aries. Young son ~ Mr.. ana Mrs FL
u~- Wensel. whose death occurred Mon
dag after H hrief Illness were held from
TIE family reside nee ON North Market
street yesterday afternoon Rev w ~
le|i~ conducted the services and inter
Went was made in Greenwood cemetery
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Obituary
Norrfngton obssauiss.

un"ral services over the remains Of
the late Mrs. Mollie Norrinston. wtfe OF
'he tate George Norrington, whose death
q, CURED Tuesday. viii be held from I'M.
Zane street NJ. r. church. Friday after
noon At o'clock. Rev Schultz pastor
"t the church. will conduct the services
ana interment will be made in the stone
CHURCH ccmetery AZ Elm Grove
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Funeral services over the remains OF
The late Pauline Lagomarcino VIE or
Angelo Lagomarctno. whose death occur
rod Tuesday. VIII he held from the fam
lls residence. corner 81 Water ana
7 welfth streets. a. o'clock this morn
INK kequiem high mass will I've ceIe-
hrat~d from -. .IoSeph's cathedral a, 10
o'clock and interment will be mad. IN
At. Calvary cemetery
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Many Attend.

large number Uf the members OF
the Junior Mechanics attended the
picnic given at Wheeling Park yes
terdaN afternoon Icy the Daughters Of
Liberty. the closing feature OF the
state council meeting. which was held
IN bridgeport the first part Of the
week. The local members Of the
Daughters OF Liberty were also pres
cnt. The feature OF the day was the
basket dinner that was served
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. Nc last sad rites over the remains
the late join =. Murphy. aged resident
denly Monday. will be held from the res
idcncc Of his son. at the corner Of Twen-
tN-siNth and Chapline streets. this morn
ing AT $50 O'Clock Requiem high mass
viii be celebrated from St Joserh's
cathedral and interment will he made In
Mt. calvary cemetery.
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Mr. peter S,rr'mm. ~ Srad, side.
was 'h' t!rum - an Unfortunate
f"rident f'.'"r,lav morning She &C
cii"n'1I. f'I IrUu Gight ~ stairs.
sus aiming fw" deep cuts un the head
ana number - bruises about IN.
I''d i'r Zint. ~ tbia cts. va.
called and rendered msdl,aI aid
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FAILED TO MAKE.

IHILN)IIIITIN. Pa July .3@The
I"tr'dp Boat DESTROYER Aylwiu whirn
hf"k" all records in her preliminary
trials on last saturday returned toda 3
from second trial ~ the DciaWar,.
BreakWater iu which she failed 10 equal
nor contract speed requirements Tho
builders VII make several changes IN
the construction Of the vessels hail
uII'r 10 another test
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ceive less than in former ears Tho
commission is making an attempt 20
remedy the matter and as 90" -.
'lairsville treasury is IN excellent con
diiton. u necessary. portion % fhrir
levy will probably be- transferred tp
the townships
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Will Entertain.

This evening al :hc family summer
nome ~ Epw"rth FI.k. Bethesda. Miss
Ihcd Muth. Of thiS city. will enter
tain party OF friends. \ large num-
her "f young people fro mthis city
VIII he present. and - vcry ENJOYABLE
time Is anticipatrd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
ABEa DIYoRcT-

'.LpFI ELp. Nev. July 23-Jes-
Ires.dert a. s Grsrt sie5 All, ,o-.,
Votce today from Elizabeth C'haru1.n
,'r1nt besertion was tho only aileEat-
Ion They have two growr chfldrsu
Mr. Grant has made G0idfeld h.e home
for the last six months.
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Painfully Burned

Mrs. NlllIam How .es. OF Thirty
eighth street. Nas IN, victim OF a very
painful accident yesterday morning.
IN" va. preparing breakfast on 4
Nitca-h stove. Nh.-u some hot grease
IN skillet 'dErnt tire. She picked
IN" skillet up rom ia" stove and
while carrying 81 out Of the room.
sustained a nu.u'.r OF severe barns
"a ~" right arm. = physician was
summoned and 'r,~~cd IN. injuries.
which. Will" paiuf'iI are not Thought
2" BE-, serious
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Impressive services over the remains
~ the late George Jones. prominent
young business man Of this Vicinity
whose death occurred suddenly Monday
were held from the family residence AT
fIeasant valley last evening at : O'Clock
lnterment will pe made in Greenwood
cemetery privately this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-24
Settled Strike

tn" nine drivers in fho Rail and
River Nir" so b.. south OF tiis cIfv.
went out On strike yesterday morn.
ing and b. Ha. necessary 10 close
doHn fh" plant. in ghi'n ..1 men ar.
employed s conference Wa held
Hrh fn" ofIr.aI and fhr grievance
vas settled arI fir mru tul return
90 york fniq noruIne
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sAYRE PROMOTED.

NV 1VTtN- IUIV u FTHrrIa 8
~att'. hose engagement 20 Mise Jr4sia
Wilson. daughter 81 President Wilson
Was announced two weeks axe. Wa an
lutNteu head Of the Nhaudonfnenf
i;lf.au lu District ATTORNEY Whitfnan's
"nlr' today. tie vas formerly 10 the
complaint bureau
condition provides for the entire fam
IDS.
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Hannah Funeral.

To remains Of the .a;e AIRS MarEaret
Hannah. whose death occurred TUESDAY
were taken to Marietta. %. yesterday
where FUNERAL services will be held THIS
morning AZ 10 o'clock. Intermcnt will
lie mad" In "A Marietta cemetery
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Enoch Inter1uent.

THe remains of the late Mrs william
L-n"'h. whose death occurred Monday
following a hrief illness. were Inferred
ih Greer wool cemetery yesterday after
noon. Funeral services were held from
tie home or her mother. Mrs Anna Triis-
''iI. on 'hapline street. at o'clock.
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ruterment Hare.

Z I.e rerld ms OF the late George Eel
l"rS. whose death occurred NJ his home
1 iu 1t MsrNs. sunday. Mere brought here
yesterday morning and Inferred IN
Greenwood cemetery. Funeral services
we're ncld Tuesday from the family hous
B In -. MdrNs
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LITTLE orEI. pRow,rrn

Hi NTt%GTpN. " Va TgfN RI -rhe
I've 1'.tr old daughter OF Nr' and Mrs
T. \. cunningham. of HsrnoursviIie vas
IrnN n'd THIS "ferirg tn iuy river. while
returning home from 81 picnic
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AT ROMA THEATRE

July "a snd ~. v ~. 10 seen tho grea.
Nf+Hf'~. Tel" utsf-rr..t "Sztar ~ "a o.
i'ffrf 90 Iuus rifr. no Hte reels -fre
greatest s.rflrs ever produced At,,f,.
sfHf 200 .srfs
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Oakley Funeral

Funeral services otrr fr~ rrmafr
OF Hpbcrf Dakr. .Iu died af Hf4
HON" m Thirty aI,fh street uond.
morning go % o.'lo,k. f1loai1e au H
n' NJ fru days tiI boz conducted
~ bic late home fhIr afternoon at =
O'Clock Rev ! co. f4atbsr. pastor
~ tho FIRST byt"r.aa church. aul
conduct thr services Tho msmhrrs
~ OBJ" li"nsiro lodge. o. a. 3 ". viii
attend The service. and irfsrmeuf will
D." made 200 fho Rose UIu crmctcry.
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ChanqeJ Plea.

Thomas After. co. mis- ,ItN. who was
arrested TUESDAY On 4 ch,r.c ~ p,u-
support ~ minor child appeared
hef"r" SGuir" !. = Mason. yesterday
morning and "hlascd his former plea
a. not guilty e." one ~ guilt. lie
agreed {" pay a trustee 81 the child
" certain sum ~ 'lou. for th. sup
port 80 the child ard was released.