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NOTICE


 All persons who in the month of November 1910 subscribed for and have since paid any suns for the equipment of the Lowell club. and who are desirous of receiving stock in the corporation known as the To well club for such payment will please ;resent proof thereof to Ii. P. Hunter at the Rank of Lowell within thirty days from the first publication hereof, or such subscription will be treated as it was intended to be when made. as a donation to venture not in. stituted for profit.
 The Lowel! club, a corporation, ir calling for presentation of proof as aforesaid distinctly wishes it to be understood that it does not recognize aay legal obligation in the premises.
 H. B. HUNTER. See.
 Lowell. Ariz.
 April 10th, 1913.
 544
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KNIeHTs ANp LAulEs
OE SECuRITY.

Bisbee Council No. 21I5 meet in Medigovich Hall every End and 4tn Thursday.
 JAMES F. HUMPHREYS. Pres. LAURA M. HANCOCK. Fin. Bx 712. ALFRED E. GRIFFITH, Sec Bx 95S
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Commissioner. at Bisbee, Arizona, on he 22nd day of May, 1913. Claimant names st witnesses: Charles Eberling, of Bisbee, Ariz. George ". Kirkland, of Don Luis. AriZ.
 Albert P. Capt. of Don Luis, Ariz. Charles ". Hull. of Don Luis. Ariz.
 FRANK H. PARKER.
 Register
 2S
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior.

Department of the Interior. '. s. LAND OFFICE ct Phoenix. Arizona April Il, 1919.
 NOTICE Is hereby given that Charles NJ Potter, of Bisbee, Arizona. who on January 18th, 1913, made Homestead entry. No. 01646e, for EI-2NE1-4, N1-2SE1-4, Section a. Township 23S. Range 25E, B. & s. R. Meridian, has filed notice of inten. ton to make communication. Proof, to establish claim to the land above de scTibed, before Jared D. Taylor. U. 8. Commissioner. at Bisbee. Arizona. on the 21st day of May. 1913.
 Claimant names al witnesses: James E. Kenney, of Bisbee, Ariz. Joseph J. Boyle, of Lowell, Ariz John T. Potter. of BisbSe Ariz. William R. Thomas. Of BisDee, Ariz.
 FRANK H. PARKER,
 Register.
 ZI
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the Virginsza --=---- - the floor.
 If you speak of solid information and sound judgmsp,.. Colonel Washing ton is uhIuestions.bIy the greatest man on Hat fiot--." gas Henry's confident and generous verdict; but Washington w4s no politician, and did not stand in exactly the same class with the rest.
 He had headed committees and pre- sided over popular meetings among ais own neighbors in Fairfax, and had been prompt to join them in speaking with high spirit against the course of he ministry in England He had been forward in urging and punctiliously careful in practicing non-importatioh. He had declared Cages conduct in Boston more becoming a Turkish ba- shaw than an English governor" Deeds and Not Words.
 But he was a man of action, rather han of parliament q will raise one -housand men, enlist them at my own expense, and march myself at their head for the relief oi Boston," had been his impetuous utteranee in the Virginia eonvention-''the most elo- qnent speech that was ever made, Sir. Lynch declared. '1 have heard he said" reported an admiring Philadel phian-'T have heard he said he wished to God the liberties of Amer lea were to be determined by a single combat between himself and George"
 But his fellow Virginians understood him better. They had chosen him for force and sobriety; not as an orator, but as the first soldier and one of the first characters of the commonwealth; and he had made the impression they expected
 Net Committee Man.
 He had not been put upon thelr committee of correspondence, or been appointed with Nicholas and Pendle- ton and Lee and Henry to draw reso- lutions and remonstrsnces; but when 1t came to choosing .hcss who should represent the Clf Dominion in tho con gress, but two names stood before his in the vots< Poyton Randolph, 1o4; Richard Henry Lee, 100; George Washington. 9s; Patrick Henry. S9; Richard Bland, 79: Benjamin Harri. son, 6s; Edmund Psndleton, 62-such had been the preference Of the con. veution.
 Admired by Northerners.
 The northern delegates admired his "easy, soldier-like air and gesture" and his modest and cool but deter Lr spoke; and wondered to see him look scarce forty, when they recalled how his name had gone through the colo nies twenty years ago, when he had me. the French so gallantly at Great Meadows, and with Braddock at the forks of the Ohio.
 The Massachusetts delegates had reason to admire his manly openness, too. and straightforward candor. An old comrade in arms whom he es teemed-a Virginian ncw-in regular commission, and stationed with the troops in Boston-had written him very damaging things about the pa triot" leaders of the beset town; of their "tyrannicaI oppression over one another" and their fixed aim at total independence" and had charged them roundly with being no better than demagogues and rebels.
 Investigates for Himself.
 Washington went at once to the men accused, to learn from their own lips their principles and intentions, taking Richard Henry Lee and discreet Dr Shippen along with him as his spon-
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Deparmen, Of the Interior.

'. s. Land ofHce. at Phoenix, Ari- Arizona. April II, 1913.
 NOTICE Is hereby given that Joseph r. Parvin, of AfeNeal. Arizona, who CD November 27, 1907, made Homestead entry. No. 1f56-e162O. for N1-2S. .W.I-4, Nw1-4SG14, SW1-4NE1-l. Section 22 Township PTS, Range 26E, G. & s. R. Meridian. has tied notice of intention 70 make five year, Proof. to establish claim. to the land above described. before Jared D. Tayior. U. s. Commissioner at Bishes Arizona, On the 22nd, day of May. 1913. Claimant pRmes at witnesses: William A. Caldwell.
 J Parke Emery.
 Edward N Taylor.
 Edward J. Anderson, all or sMc- Neal. Arizona
 FRANK H. PARKER.
 Register. ~ %
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TO BE CONTINUED
a-rrYIous Lady.

Tom Hood. on hearing the psety of very loquacious lady spoken of. saic:t Yes, she Is well known for her nsgDiety."
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REVIEW WANT ADS

Adyertisements under a of 25 reach The for Insertion corn
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Regular meeting first and thIro Fridays of each month
 Visiting brothers cordially invt>ed to attend. WALTER D. EVANS, Exalted Ruler. EUGENE NJ. COX, Secretary.
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LODGE NOTICES
MASONIC CALENDAR
WEEK ENDING APRIL fs, 1s1,

WEEK ENDING APRIL ls, 1918
 Monday
 k Tuesday NAS Wednesday, ~ Thursday / -. Friday
 Saturday J. !. o'Loughlin, " Nj. Bassett Watkins, Sec'y. F. 6 A. N c. ". Stewart, H. P. P. E. Bennett, T. l. N. J. T. Abrams, E. c. w. R. Banks, sec'y. Huachuca Cou. ell, R. A. N. & K. |.
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Wanted

WANTED-Woman pastry cook a. Spokane House. 230
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eIs5EE LODGE NO. 10.
WooDMAN CIRCLE

Meets in Medigovich Hall 2nd and ith Fridays. Ella Scott, Guardian. Emily V. FouItaine, Clerk P. O. Box Ill. 22s
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WANTED TO BUY-Horse and buzz gy Inquire Osborn Bar Osborn.
 Arizona. 1855.
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Legal Advertisements
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior.
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investigates for Himself.

Washington went at once to the men accused, to learn from their own lips their principles and intentions. taking Richard Henry Lee and discreet Dr
 Shippen along with him as his spon.
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For Sale---Miscenaneou

FOR sALE-Cheap. ono year old
 White Leghorn Hens. Casey Cross- ing. Upper Lowell 2J3
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FOR SALE-1 Mills card machine in
 good condition. nickel in slot ma chine, l Mills number machine. Pu- ritan, both for s15. Address Ralph
 R. I4oomis. Dcming, N. M. 25f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-26
Sherrard Briefs


Charles McCombs. Jr. has built a
small room 10 receive the mail for
the Silvcrside patrons 81 the Wheel.
Ing u T. d. No. .. 70 is very neatly
constructed and bis thoughtfuiness Is
much appreciated by tho people
whose mail b. shelters
Waymaus Inn was the scene 81 a
pleasant family gathering Yesterday
when all the Waymans Of Bethlehem
spent the day there 4 feature was
the turkey dinner
An excellent Christmas program
was rendered by The Wolf Run Pres
byterian sunday school at the church
on Christmas eve
on the Wilson farm a. Glen Easton
IN which Mrs a. D. Cook. of this
place. has ON interest. on OH well has
been drilled which g. the best 500 FAR
in that territory and is sail to pro
duce ABOUT BOO barrels day
Sir and Mrs Herbert Noutromc-v
and son Cecil ~ WhceHue. srort
Christmas at tln home Of Mr ars
Mrs Tom Montgomery
Nr and Mrs o. s Dean entertained
q number off friends vrh 81 turkey din.
nor. and Mrs Ez1he,h StDinmau on
tcrfaIn"d with a duck dinner ycater.
day
Tho family Of E NJ Britt spent
thr fmaa at the home of Percy Britt
on Wh'oI.ur leland
Harvey Co0eid. of Fairtiev and
Nr and Nr. William Catt1r sreuf
Christmas with the D. Uororsou
family
ON Christmas day William Archev
was me guest OF Arcu NDNcmor at a
turkey dinner 90 Die home in Mounds.
Vile
U1nn.ha. Davis. who vr. u Isl out
again.
Harry Morris. With DIE now haiInr
outfit. has been balnc n1y Tor vii
liam 10Y this week
Pearl and lem kupuer have moved
their power fodder cutter to Edenr W
McCombe' farm
Miss Gertrude white has returned
to her home ON Wheeling Crock after
rpending R month a. tho homo 81 Mrs
y -. Ielkcv ON Uorra Run
Miss Mary Hunter. Of short Creek.
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AT Y. M. G. A.
No Special Program Rendered Dur.
ina Day. But Many Persons Were
Present and Enioyed Visit

Cfri fwaa was very fttingfv Oh.
served yesterday Of tho " 81 e. a
hu'lf'r hr H'l Who were present and
IHr NIs was au.rf principally fn
bowling and PLAYING various other
EHmes Other features BOO connection
with Tho dat wac the PLAYING off
music ou fIr T4rrl8. which wa. rrr.
greatly appreciated Iv au who Hcr.
present
a very elegant Christmas dinner
vas served .r fin cafeteria 900 noon
from 4. fn 20 O'Clock. which n.fuf
- aI OF mo chr. e'mn4 menu from
course. fp u.ucr ri. and plum puf.
ding Later iu fHr evening and aIa.
ranf supper was served from fD o.
o'rIorh. which wa. rrsnfiy ruiored bv
II H.u HIUr present
IT'D" gymnasium Wa. used aU d4v
by fhn boys who wrfe hu-Ifr rnrn~fT
GOO playing basketball and other rvu.
lH'I. ramos IH order f0 Tl.. fHa
Time away $40 special literary rr
poo. lrrI program vas rendered during
tho ds.
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otto Holmes. Of Chicago m is srert-
lng the holidays with friends in War
Rev. W. ~. Gilmore. rastor OF IN.
Narwood Methodist church l.ft vest.r-
daN FOR Grafton. where he viii sp.nd
the holidays with relatives La that civ
The foundation Tor William Uareni, .
mouse on Main and Fifteenth streets H.
FINISHED ANA the structure win be star
ed to-day.
Town Sergeant i. T.. Pool. Of SoutS
NarW God. spent Christmas with MI
mother. a. Clarksburg. W Va.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Wasruuth and
Family, Of Pittsburgh. Pa arc spending
me holidays with August WaEmuth of
Nluefseufh street
Mstiu Gossett is grading the sidcuail,
or Main street. Just north 81 tine Flood
property.
All the grocery stores In this TOW,
were closed all day yesterday. 81 helms
The contractor who Is building A
SNhrhrntn house. ON Main and Tueu-
ufih streets. eyf erts 60 Put the roof
on the house next week ~ the weather
permits
This was one Of the questest davs ~
ue year iu this town. as everything was
closed all day except the confectionery
stores. wilton rre very few
All the teachers o. the Rfchland az.
tfict schools expect 60 spend the holt.
days a. their homes IN different parts Of
Mics VIRGINIA Troll. OF sixth stree,
ana Eicnland avenue. spent Weduesdav
Win friends out the pike
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FINANCIAL.

has been spending some time with her
sister. Mrs George HOgg.
George NcEntce returned from a
two days visit ~ the home Of h's sis
ter. Mrs John Weitzcl boo Wheeling
William x. Dean has returned home
from Rayland. O.. where h. spent
about eight months In the employ ~
tho Jefferson OIL Company.
ON Christmas day G. y Rcmkc lost
valuable young horse. which had
heen Kicked IN the shoulder and had
developed blood poison in the wound
on Tuesday a. = Remke purchased
from , j. Griffith, Of Limestone. "a
fine horse. coming four year. OLD
which veichs over 1900 pounds
Waller Wayman has been sworn in
1s deputy ~ tho Law and order
Ir7rue for Btchie district and now
a Invested with fun Hoiice authority
81. a. MARBLE and a NJ Snedokcr
went on his bond
s. B MONTGOMERY. carrier on
Wheeling E r. ID so q. .h, has
done strenuous work csrrtir- fhf-
week. us'rg a large two horse WAGON.
uill probably resume tho use o. his
regular mail wagon to-day
Nl.H IiIlfu Sncdok"r Who had ton
silitis is able fo bo out acair
Tho remains OF William Wonirom-
org. Who died in Martins Fer-y Iasf
Wedre day will be- Inferred In NJ
olivet cemetery to-day tFrdayl at .
O'Clock
Miss Eta Eskov and her brother.
Nari and 90. worth. win leave for
litshurRh to-day to visif their Uncle.
clifford F.tsr
N"lou Uu-s oIrhfyaar-oid daughter
of Earl iIuea is 900
Jessie Miller six year.oid daughter
Of William Miller. 81 also on the sick
list
Elecvhorc iu thIs I-su,S is an an.
uouurcm"nt Of o. nic social ~ IIatto-.
hall ou New Years cve. cantata a'
bethlehem and a Christmas program
LAT Mozart
Mrs. j. y kircr and her daughter.
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HABERSTICK
Popular Manager OF Elks Club Pr.
sents Intelligence Force Win
Box OF Stoqies
wheslinT Live stooE Comnlissiou

Peter iIaberstick. the popular
manager Of the Elks club. yesterday
presented The Intelligencer force
with a box OF Marsh's Big Havana"
Stories. II IS needless 20 say that
the smoke" made a most accept
able Christmas Eift. and the eenor
osity OF the enterprsing club man
ager IS sreatly appreciated by che
FCribes.
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Several Fiuhts Renamed

ThFre Wa7 rppOrtet on Inc Streets
Yesterday afternoon that several
lights had occurred on Marshall
street between Sixth and Seventh
streets and arrests will likely be
made today Of the guilty parties for
disturbing the peace II Is said that
two men from Moundsville were bad
ly beaten up. but finally made their
way 10 the cars and went home S.
eral. however. will face his honor
this morning on drunk and disor-
DERBY charge.
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Had Iarne Crowd

The annual Christmas cantata OF
the Christian church was held last
evening in the auditorium Of the Cen
trail School building The hall was
comfortably filled during the evening
and a splendid program was rendered.
The entertainment was given by the
members OF the choir OF the church
and several features consisting OF
songs, recitations and dialogues were
included. \ large Christmas tree
was lighted during the latter part OF
the evening and the presents for the
little tots were distributed
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Day Was Quietly Spent.

Yesterday. Christmas, was spent
very quietly in this city although sew
eral fights have been reported. The
stores We're all closed as well as the
manufacturing plants and barber
shops and due TO the inclemency OF
the weather the streets were practi-
cally deserted during the day. All
places OF business will be open as
usual this morning.
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At Allen Grove.

On Wednesday evening al the Al
len Grove church the first five Sun
day school classes which include all
the younger scholars gave an excel
lent Christmas entertainment Fol
lowing the children's program. Rev.
H. \. Riddle delivered a brief address.
then these scholars were given the
annual Christmas treat. A large
Christmas tree was also a feature Of
the affair
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Paved to r,rentr.fifth str..,

In spite OF the bad weather the work
81 paving Main street IL finished To-
twenty -iifth street some OF the citf
Gems living along Main street between
Wenty third and T~enty-siNth streets
complain that tho concrete curbinE
satisfactory.
Inc contractors state that the cement
Was laid In freezing weather and thf. IL
the cause Of IA crumbliug II b. Thought
that tf the curbing il uuSattrf.ctor-,y Tb,.
c0ntractors viii nave 20 III IL
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Nc Meehen erlefs

Several local persons attended tho
play ~ the Court theatre yesterday
afternCC1 and evening
Miss Clara Russ Of Clarksburg Is
spending the holidays with friends
and relatives IN this city
Many Noundsville persons spent
Yesterday afternoon I'm this city cali
ing on friends.
The recent rains have put tho To-
cal street crossings In bad coudi
ton and they need cleaning
Midnight mass was held ~ the 10
cal Catholic church LAST Wednesday
night
Miss Myrtle Zimermau ~ Shep
h"rdetown IS. Va. is spending a few
days with friends and relatives here
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Funeral on Christmas.

James shilling who died this week
~ Mingo Junction. was buried al !
o'clock Thursday afternoon az the
Drum cemetery here. The service az
tho grave was IN charge of Rev. A. c.
Rife. Mr.. Shilling was a former res
ident OF this neiehborhood. and early
In the Sos married Miss Elizabeth IT.
Criswell. here. lie moved TO Ohio
over thirty years ago. but several OF
his family connections are still in this
neighborhood
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Saw Mil on Brush BUN

\. VI. Snedeker has sold all the tim
Der suitable for saving on the part
of his farm near Brush Run( other
wise called Jake's Rum TO Arthur
MARBLE. of Ohio county. saw mill
owned by Martin Hand and W. Vana-
man has been brought 10 Brush Run
and Is ready To- begin saving up the
timber this week
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SHERRARD
Christmas Celebrated

With one accord the people OF this
territory seemed TO forget all com
mon cares and celebrated as they
celebrate only one day in a year. Fol
lowing the fairly good farming sea
son. old Santa justified his good rep
utation and gladened the hearts Of
many. the children in particular. Some
hunters were in the woods in the
morning. but the weather was not
ideal for that diversion. Innumerable
family gatherings were held and the
choicest yiands filled the tables on
this the first and best OF HOLIDAYS.
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M'MECHEN
No Council MEETING.

There was no council meeting last
evening although II was the night for
regular meeting. The meeting was
postponed on account OF the legal hol-
iday. II Is probable that Mayor Nor
ris Will call special session TO be
held one evening next week as sew
eral important matters are hanging
fire which need attention.
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At MT. OIiyet Hall.

most excellent program of con
siderable length was rendered by the
Mt Olivet Sunday school at the hall
on Christmas eve. A large and ap.
preciatiye audience was present. and
after the rendition OF the program an
elegant Christmas treat aud many
beautiful gifts were distributed. u
was In every way a successful and
enjoyable event
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To pfstrfhute cfndsr

A carload OF cindcrs Will be distrib-
uted on the different streets I'm North
Warwood In the next few days. At the
present time both Twenty-fourth and
twenty nth streets are in very bad
condition Councilman George sutton
VIII distribute the cinders
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ENGINE BLEW UP. TWO KILLED.

BUFFALO. y ". Dec 2s- Two
men were KILLED and six we're injured
whom Wabash railroad cnrinc. run
ming lI.hf blew up on The Erie
tracks. quarter of mile east OF
Vain street. n,a. tLr northern city
line today
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l1-Transfer books close December
s.th Tor = per ce e cash dividend pay l-
bic January LIST. l414.
tfJ--Iranslrr books close Jan. 10Th
1914 for = OF J. cash dividend o. -
able Jan. 3lst. 1914
(2)-Trausfer books close Dec. % for
per cent cash dividend. PAYABLE Jan l.
t3)-Transfer hooks close Dec. Il for
Jan. J.
tS)-Transfer books close Dec. % for
~ pc cent cash dividend. payable
Dec. 81
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To Attend In a Body.

The local camp. Modern Woodmen
OF America. is making extensive ar.
rangements To attend the annual yisi-
tation meeting 20 be held al Benwood
on January :. at the Woodmen head
quarters In the Mil Town. A special
program is being arranged for the az
fair and a good time Is assured.
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Watch PARTY and BANQUET.

bunch Of local boys who call
themselves the High Flyers" are
planning to give watch-night party
and banquet on next Wednesday even
ing az Garvin's hall This is the sec
ond annual banquet given by these
fellows. Many girls are invited and
a gay time is anticipated.
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ATToRNrY sulcIora

VIEW NORk. Uoc 25 George =
Parker. an attorney. formerly o.
Er0Okli0p. Mass. who was connected
with tho law Office Of Alton II Par
ker. committed suicide today BY in
halinE rae Tie was not related tc
IufEo Parker Ills friends here
could assign no reason FOR the act
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bl-Transfer books close Dec. e0tn
tor n 20 cash dividend payable nee
te)-Transfer hooks close Decenb.r
-fth Tor ~ 60 cash dividend PAYABLE
Jan. LIST. 1914
t3)-Trarsfer books clos. Jan. sOth
Ieli, Tor = OF 10 cash dividend payable
tl-Transfer hooks close Dec. 20t1
for 90 cash dividend payable Jan. ist.
t5)-Transfer books close Dec. aOtr
Sor nv cash dividend payable Dec.
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Small slim.

Tho recent heavy rains OF the past
few days have caused the rocks and
b eavy mud 20 drift down the hill
sides in the NarroVs below this city.
making the Narrows quite a danger.
Gus pass for vehicles or even the
street cars. The traction company
VIII have a force Of men out lids
morning with the work car and the
mud and stones will be gathered up
and hauled away.
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entertainment rhi. rv,n,ng.

A Christmas entertainment Will be
held this evening at the warwood chris
nan church on Seventeenth street and
lichIand avenue. fine musical aud
literary program has been arranged for
the occasion and the children viii take
most OF the important parts. After tho
AFFAIR II over the children will be given
treat.
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WIN BE optrated On

MrS W. IT, smith. of Twentieth street
VINO ha- been sick for the last few.
weeks VIII have 20 be taken to the North
w hc"llug hospital where she viii pe
operated on. The sector who has charge
or the case told Mr.. Smith that the only
thing that would make her better voiiid
be- to operate on her
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WARWOOD
LarHe CrowdA

Very large crowds attended the BIC
lures at the Gem" picture house on
Main street. Center Warwood The pic
lures were very good both yesterday az
ternoon and evening. The crowd yester-
day was the largest that has attended 81
80 far this season.
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Miss Lille RoWley. q talented rnusI-
'ian and graduate Of the Boston Con
Scr' atory or Music, has accepted Il pos
,."H a. pianist al the colonial theatre
OF Wheeling. Miss Rowley lis uaktp,
her home AZ the home OF her uncle. on
Twentieth street.