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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure, shower area
noted yesterday moving over tho
Ohio Valley is passing off the north
Atlatic coast this morning, having
been attended by light to moderate
rains. Another low pressure area.
or southern storm appears moving
northeastward over Texas and Louis
ana. preceded by rain into the middle
Mississippi valley.
High pressure and fair and cool
weather prevail over the West and
upper valleys.
A storm OF apparently much energy
Is moving in over the north Pacific
regions
The southwestern storm will prob
ably continue TO move northeastward
and rain is indicated for this section
tonight and Thursday.
Local data: Highest temperature
Yesterday. 40 degrees: lowest last
night. 81 degrees: rainfall. Ola.
The Ohio river will continue to
rise In the district.
II. c. HOWE.
Section Director.
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Bsllatre 1r1sfs.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Kirkpatrick and
the guests OF friends and relatives in
this city.
Items OF interest for this Paper may
be left at the City Book store or tels-
phoned TO teh reporter. Bell 2si-J.
John u Heiniein. OF Gravel Mn. 4. the
kersburg.
Charles uppermsn. an employ. of tn.
Bellaire bottle works. 10 spending the
holidays with relatives at sharpsburg
Miss Mary Freeman. of NorEantown
W. Va. IL the guest of friends and rela-
Midnight services will be conducted
At the Trinity Episcopal church tonight
Donald II. McGhee. OF this city has re-
turned from a business visit at Middle
Lee Levi. OF Gravel HIN. q. spending
few days with friends at st. Glars
Mrs. Martha Edmunds. of Toronto. A..
city;
non, nome at steubenviils. after visit IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse sammons.of cIeve-
land. are spending the holidays with
friends and relatievs In this city
Mr.. and Mrs James T Kelley. OF this
city. are visiting friends and relatives a
stroudsbourgh. Pa
William Hess of wensburg. IL the
city " 'e
Thomas Duffy and wife. OF Barnes
VIE, are the guests OF friends and rels-
Jacob Behr. Of Cleveland. is spending
the holidays with friends and relatives
IN this city.
VIM. J. Grouse. OF Seattle. wahs. a.,
city. " '"'S
Bellaire Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". l.. Shanor OF Va
roma Pa, are visiting relatives and
trends IN this city.
The Young Mems club will give n
dance In the Elk hall on Belmont
street this evening.
new front Is being placed in tho
building OF the Bellaire Livery com
pAny ON Union street.
The Juniors basketball team defeat-
90 the Shadyside team by the score
special car was run from shadv-
elde To Bellaire this morning TO ac-
commodate those who wished 10 attend
NE services at the St Johns Catho-
Mrs. Anna oMrEsn and daughter
Emily. or North Guernsey street. have
days nv"
The two games 20 have been plaves
between Bellaire and Shadyside teams
to-day have been called OF
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Moose. will open its charter for a
period OF ninety days. reducing the
Initiation fee. The membership of
the order is now about LOO, and
they aim to increase that number 20
1900 in that period.
Union Services.
Union Christmas services will be
held at the United Presbyterian
church this morning. Beginning at 10
O'Clock. The following program will
be rendered:
Gloria (from 18th Mass) ..... Mozart
Hiawatha Chorus.
No. a.. Psalter Hymns
Contralto Solo-"The Dawn OF Hope"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Coombs
Helen Smith.
Prayer .......... Rev. j. VI. Lawther
There Were Shepherds" prince Of
Peace" Camp
Hiawatha Chorus.
Psalter Hymns No &c.
Responsive Reading Rev. y. r. King
The Slumber Song" prince OF
feace) ................... Camp
Rev. w. p. Mccormick.
A Christmas Story-Rev. u. G. Smith
The Birthday OF a King. ....
................. Solo and Chorus
Burton McCroba and Hiawatha Chorus
Psalter Hymns No. 1913
Benediction. Rev. J. r. Frettes
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,. Tho Olympic theatre VIII have for
no hnet pictures ~ tho season "Tho
Idrf'p' Dr. great two reel Fifarrauh
story ~ iho football rHmc farfurirv
Larl Williams Marry Moray. william
Humbhr r7 and Dorothy Kelley BOZ a
Wpn1erfuiIy Interesting story iu
hlcn ie torn mnnv m tho Niurrarn
favnr'fc actors 'ShIuvractrd" H. 4n
altogether different kind of "a afDry
d"nlinE With tho poa wreck ana u
Marty cafi ON n dessert iaie guv
. ogmhf. Anna NiIEou and other
kalnm company stars carr the mari
throufh most cauabiv Roth arc rIr.
lures That can ln rnrurnrrluf.r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

SO tho First Baptist church this
evening ~ 40 o'clock the schools OF
Tho sunday school assisted bv tho
hapist orchestra. who will furnish
the music they will render one OF the
hnest programs I'm the history Of the
church. The church has been hea-i.
uiullv decorated for the occasion and
large christmas tree viii Dc lighted
W. Aftor Tho program has been
wondered Santa Claus will make his
appearance" and distribute gifts ~ the
scholars. a cordial invitation % OK.
tended tn OFT persons 81 the city 10
attend tho exercises
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No. EIIzabsth Mshran

MIS- Elizabeth Mahran. we'll
Known md highly respected resident
~ mis- county. died at tho home ~
her granddaughter. Mrs William
boWles. Of Shadyside. yesterday morn.
ing. following brief Illness. Tho de-.
ceased was 7i years ~ ara and ~ SUR
Iived by Four sons. Frank. Henry.
walter and James. and ono daughter.
hrs. Ion Johnson The remains win
% taken 20 'adz to-day. whore tho
funeral services viii b. conducted and
lntorment made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
BRIDGEPORT
Motorcycle Con.

Motorcycle Cop.
Al special meeting of the council
10 be held Wednesday evening In the
council chambers OF the city building
the matter OF having a motorcycle cop
In this city will be discussed. \ mum.
Der OF the councilmen are I'm favor OF
laying on one OF the night men and
having a motorcycle at the city build
ing TO be used by on, officer They
claim that by that means one man
could patrol the entire city after the
cars quit running. a large number
or the residents are In favor OF the
move
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

Services will be held in all OF the
local churches to-day and most all OF
them will render their Christmas pro-
grams this evening The choirs of
the churches have also been practic-
ing on special music which will be
rendered The ministers OF the
churches will also deliver special ser
mons this morning.
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Distributes MANY easket..

The Elks' committee appointed to
look after the poor and needy of the
city we're busy all day yesterday dis
tributing baskets to the families
whose names appeared on the list. In
each case a basket filed with enough
goods 10 make n good Christmas din
ner was presented to them. Each year
the lodge Of Elks look after the poor
and needy OF the city.
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William Montqomerv Dead

William Montgomery one Of the
pest known residents OF this city died
AT his home on the Cemetery road
Yesterday morning about O'Clock
AFTER four months illness due TO
complications Of diseases The man
was years Of age and has been n
resident Of this city for - years. dur.
ing which time he made many
friends. lie Is survived by his wife
ana six children namely: Chester.
harley. Jenjamin and Miss Ester. OF
this CITY: and Mrs. James Morales. OF
Steubenville and Mrs John Bucham-
mon. Of Pittsburgh At late borr
last evening funeral ARRANGEMENTS
had not been completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
Unique GIFT

One OF the employees OF the Imperial
Glass house was the recipient of 4
very unique gift last evening. A col
lection was taken up in the depart
ment In which he IL employed. and
the money was used to purchase to-
bacco. A package of practically
every kind OF chewing tobacco made
was presented him with the compli-
ments OF the force. and with the
heartfelt wish that II would last him
until next Christmas
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Have Early Cars.

Owing to the fact that a large
number OF the members OF the con-
gregation OF ST. Anthony's Catholic
church reside at Lansing two special
cars have been chartered TO leave
that place at $3.50 O'Clock this morn.
Ing In order to bring the members
to this city to attend the early mass
at the church, which begins at $50
Mass will also be held al 1880
and $50.
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G. w. ARBAUCH
Xmas Entertainment.


The following program will be
rendered by the young people OF tho
First Reformed church. this evening:
opening Song. Hail Christmas Morn
ing"-SchooL
lnvocation-Pastor.
Song. Unto Bethlehem. Were Hast.
ening" School
Responsive Reading.
Prayer
Lighting the Christmas Tree.
Song. Holy Night"-Class OF Girls
Recitation. Heavenly Song Laura
Glatzer. Margaret Freeman. Pauline
Naupel
Recitation. "All He Wants for Christ
mas'-Thomas Rosscr.
Drill. Holly Branches" sixteen
Girls.
Lullaby. Some Sleepy visitors"-AI.
ma Rosser. Helena Burkett. Lean
Kruger. Mildred Douglass.
Recitation. "Onco IN the DAYS OF Old"
Eleanor Branord Floyd Slack.
William Meyers.
Song. "GNiding STAR School
Star Exercise and sonr-Ten Girls
Recitation. Jesus birthday" RaIph
McMasters. Howard Slack. David
Meyers. Henry Vaupel
Recitation. Christmas. Why We
Keep Pauline sorg Louise
kompart. Elizabeth Rodewfg
Song. Star OF school
Recitation. Toys Ito Doesn't Like. .
Albert Meyers
Dialogue. Emmanuel is Corne--CIass
Recitation. Christmas rio--car
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Plants Closed Down

The majority OF the manufacturing
plants IN this city are closed down
today and will remain closed untn
after the holidays The Carnegie
plant closed down yesterday after.
noon and the men received their nav
All OF the glass factories closed
down yesterday afternoon IN order 10
allow the employees a short Christ
mas vacation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

Tho funeral services over tho ro
mains Ut The late y y HOWE who
nInd at IBIS home ON Fourth street
sunday morning. wore hold yesterday
afternoon 10 Hlp late home. and they
N'rc largely attended Rcv r. C.
Ecfhift ~ The First Presbyterian
church and Rev Jacob Mauio. pastor
OF iho friends church 90 Colcrain.
hfd charr" ~ ihc services 1nterment
Was Zoo Hivrrvicw cemetery
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Much Monev

Owning 10 the fact that all Of tho
mines and factories In this vicinity
paid their employees yesterday there
was large amount 81 money IN clrcu-
lation during tho day and evening
The street cars that passed through
this city were an crowded 20 their
capacity. Tho local business men TO-.
ported that their holiday sales were
very large this wear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

No new developments have arisen
poo tho case ~ che unkonwu foreigner
Who was found murdered along tho
H A. q. railroad ~ BARTON yesterday
morning and tho body o. still beinr
held OFF th" undertaking parlors OF
g. Clairrvilio Unless tho body g.
claimed This afternoon 10 viii Do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
MARTINS FERRY
Large Pay.

one or the largest pays that has
been handed out TO the men for some
time was distributed yesterday TO the
employees OF the Whitaker-Glessner
sheet mill. Wheeling Corrucating
Works. Laughlin tin mill and the
miners. As a result OF the large
amount Of money in circulation all OF
the local business men did large
business all during the day and even
Ing. In order that the employees
could have some money for Christ.
mas the paws at all Of the factories
were advanced several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

All OF the local church will render
iheir Christmas programs this even.
inF. and in some instances tho finest
proerams in the history of Che church
VIII hn rendered All ~ tho churches
W.T. have special services this morn
Ing. 1f which time the ministers viii
deliver special sermons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

The hrst assignment for the spring
term oI court Of St Clairsville was
made Tuesday by Deputy Clerk Of
courts u. x Dixon Tho assignment
runs from Januaryq g 90 January 3
large number ~ cases have been
set Tor trial during that time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25
Banks Omen ate

Owing TO the fact that a large
amount of money was in circulation
yesterday and that many OF the men
were paid by check all OF the local
banks remained open until : o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The barber
shops also remained open TIL late
last evening and will be closed all day
Usual holiday hours will be observed
at the post office.
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w. II. Evans
BRIDGEPORT. o.
No Agents Employed.
Bout 10 dan

The largest crowd that has been in
this city for some time is expected 10
De on hand to-day to take I'm the box.
Ing bout which will be staged IN the
Union Opera house. Accommodations
nave been made for "A large number
or people and extra seats have been
installed. No doubt a large number
or out OF town people will be on hand
TO witness the bout
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John Bell. ~ this city. who had his
ler cut on by o. train Yesterday ac-
count ~ which viii bo found I'm an.
other column ~ this manor was we'll
known in thie city Tho man was M.
tempting IN board n train and dropp.
% hig piro and while attemrtin~ TO
rot ~ no foil under tho train
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G. w. ADOLPH
xux1asars. undsrtak1ng ana Emsaiuainr.
AAxN 1T, BRIDoEPoBT.
Doth PhoAsA.
Widows Remembered.

The Order OF Eagles OF this city
yesterday remembered the widows OF
the deceased members and each one
was presentd with a baskt full OF
supplies for their Christmas dinner.
The baskets will 20 long way to-
ward making the day cheerful.
The Martins Ferry lodge OF Elks
also sent several baskets to this city
for the poor. as they are note for
their charity at this time of the year.
In the baskets were enough supplies
TO make good Christmas dinner.
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Workman Funeral

Funeral services over tho remains
~ Mrs Susan Workman. who died al
her home on North jefferson street
tuesday evening following a hrief 3d.
ness. vii be conducted az her late
home Friday morning ~ 10 o'clock
Rev J IT Lawther. pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. will con
duct tho services fnterment will be
In Rose III cnmnfnrN
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winnie Mccain. VITO was arrested by
ne police Saturday evening on the
charge ~ operating disorderly house.
wRs given o. hearing Iu Mayor Wyckon's
court TueEday evening and after the evil
Lcnce was submitted she was a srniss@si
The two Hanover street Greeks VINO
were arrested ON tho CHARGE ~ furnish
ing drinks In their place. were dned $50
and costs each. which tley paid.
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ntteruoou over the remains Of the infant
child 81 Mr. and Mrs. John piopaiis
ot tonnersville. which died a. the nome
n the parents TUESDAY afternoon nftcr
p short illness. futerment was made in
Warren cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

Tle clerks Orr uo local u0rtpTfrc we're
OFT happy lHrt eteufrE that fHry would
get ~ least one DAY ~ rest na for thr
lHF. Few days tHoN have not had time
fo breathe. Every day this week there
has ALWAYS been RI crowd on hand af tho
roefunIce mailing their christmas pack
axes. ~ d. expected that the carriers
VIII Do loaded down witn packages this
morning ne they viii only make one
frIn frHar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

George Johannes. pastor, the follow
ing services viii be held to-day. Ger
man services will be held at 10: 30 and
the German and English program will
be rendered by the Sunday school at
I:3Q O'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

pleted for the big soccer game which
will be played at the Island park
this afternoon between the Brooksids
team and a fast aggregation from
Morgan. Pa AS the teams are evenly
matched a good game Is expected. A
large crowd from this city win at
tend the game.
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Entertainment Held

The annual Christmas entertain
ment OF the Sabbath school OF the
United Presbyterian church was held
In the church last evening. A splen-
did musical and literary program was
rendered. following which the chill
dren Of the Sunday school were pre-
sented with the annual Christmas
treat
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Drill for oil

II b. reported that tie Rreiteustefn
property ia the lower part Of the city
mas been leased to an oil company and
test well Ia a few DAYS. II ia said thai
the land lays IN line win the Hardesty
wells az barton and that the company Is
IN hopes that some OH viii be found. The
outcome viii be watched with interest
by all oil
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Factories fdis

All ~ Tho local fTrfnrice and indus
trial plants in this CITY viii De- ific to-
d0v ans TIE employee wi have o. chance
~ celebrate rhr'sfwae en- Joyous man
ner. some OF The plants viii not resume
operations until next Monday morninE.
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Sunday Hours.

The drug stores in this city win
observe Sunday hours today and
they will only be open from O'Clock
TO IL in the morning. In the evening
they will be open from 5 o'clock till
= The banks will be closed ALL day
and holiday hours will be observed
at the local postoffice.
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"Hollday Suggestions"
why Not Be q S-P-U-o7

. We nave a most exquisite line o.
Xmas slippers and children rcd ton
rubber boots. They are tho ideal
Xmas Gifts for the Snug.
MANUFACTURERS SAMPLE SHOE
COMPANY,
Belmont, St, Zweiq Block
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

the Office OF Chief OF Police A. 9. Ma
hone Friday. January 2. The meeting
has been called for the purpose OF
considering the sale Of all the CON-
pany's holdings In the Lewisville.
Monroe county, field
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ence Frick
Recitation. Christmas Letter."-Mar-
tina Rodewig.
German Recitation. "Hen'ge weih-
nacht'-Hilda knope.
German Christmas Song-School.
Recitation. Jest Fore Christmas"
Henry Wagner.
Recitation. Something Worth While"
Roy Grella.
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Elk Grand Naud.uIll.

The Elk Grand vaudeville for the
t .h Gays OF the week opens with
ager Spragg has added few new
acts TO make the bill bigger ana bef.
ter than ever and with the pictures a
assured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-25

Free! Until December 3ft. Freel
a decanter OF Pure California Wine
with every quart of Striebich's Spe-
cial Whiskey. Lou Striebich, Whole
sale Liquors. above Ferry Landing.
Benwood, W. Va de22-tf
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Careful estimates have placed the
cost OF building the proposed tunnel
under the English channel at $50
O0O. 600
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a meeting OF the af.D.hlIIris ,f
The Hlg CHIEF OF company. cumposrd
mostly or local mon. vH b. hold In
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Dorothy Seabright. Isabelle Diehi
hecttation ........:.. George Godfry
song ..-......"Glory In the Highest
Eugene Joseph. Edward eSabright.
Willard Joseph.
Song. Florence May Evans Eta Brown
song. mo Come. Let Us worship
bi,aloku We ..s.s. ..............
irwin Troy. Albert Joseph. George
Dupke.
"A Thousand Tiny Candles Sparkling.
remarks. .-..............B BY the Pastor
mas girfts.
The closing esrvices
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XMAS FURNITURE

Maybe you can find that gift in the
selection OF piece of our fne furni-
ture. Nothing would be appreciated
more for a gift than one OF our nne
easy chairs. ri
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Game Today.

buried In the st. Ciairsvilie cemetery
by the county innrmary.
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81 So Johns German Lutheran
church ON North Fourth street Rev
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BELLAlRE
South Bellaire M. e

South 5elIaIre NJ. E.
Inc young people OF the South Bell
aire NJ. r. church will render the
Following program this evening:
santa Claus. -. Wilson Deafenbaugh
Happykin ......... William Haswell
olNty-nve ........... Edward Chase
Title Mistletoe .. Mrs Brown
Mile Mistletoe .. Ieona Neekar
JACK Holly ........ Albert Schramm
refer Fan -........ Clifton Coight
Casper, toy maker. .Chas. Fitch
Belthasar. his brother. james Brown
Toy makers ........... Glass OF girIa
biilykins ...-......... Class OF boys
MUSICAL NUMBERS.
The Nodding Christmas Tree Choru.
Toymakers. oct. Chorus OF Toymakers
U. s, That's Our Uncle Sam.
'............ Santa and Chorus
The Jolly Billykins ........ Billykius
ne holly Painters ......... Chorus
Inc sunshine Man ...... Santa Claus
Peter Pan the Candy Man. .... Solo
Going TO Marry Santa. . Chorus
Recitation. Joy OF Christmas"
Lily Weide. Gertrude weide
hecitation. Share Your Christ
mas JOY ..... Harold Bradford
Song, His Birthday Song" ...
........ Alma Rosser and school
Recitation. Good Night. Sweet
creams .................
Helen Webster. Cora Wagner.
Amelia FRANKIE. Inez Weide.
Offering.
Address, superintendent
Song. Rejoice. BE Glad" School
distribution Of Christmas treat.
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FOR SALE
500
FINEST DAY AND NIGHT
SINGING CANARIFS

SINGING CANARIES
GuafantHed the best on earth. Choice
remaler. cages. seeds. song food etc
c. Also nice talIdng parrots.
G. w. ARBAUCH
Importer, 4reeder and roacher
beh Phone 27eJ National 1881
% sixth Street. near walnut
MARTINS FERRY. o.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE
Christmas Matinee and N;o,L,

The Lineup" Vitagraph foot
oali story. Shipwrecked," two
reel kalem Other good ones.
1Oc.
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Best Designsin Monument Work

For the best monumental work
for fine designs and reasonable prices.
phone or write for our catalogue TO Sc.
lcct from.
We make any design from your own
Ideas.
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3246 BELMONT STREET
Bellaire, Ohio.
Eat at the
CRYSTAL DAIRY LUNCH AND
RESTAURANT.

Sea Food In every style. Steaks,
Chops, French and Am. Dishes.
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me various coal mines In this VI
entity closed down last evening I'm
order NAT the employees might enjoy
me holiday A large number OF tbs
large mines have not been working
TOT several days. due ~ the shortage
OF cars. The railroads are trying 10
relieve this condition and the mines
VIII probably resume next week.
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To Open Charter
beginning Monday. January r. Bell.
aife lodge No. ~. Loyal Oorder OF