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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14

was attended by Miss Edythe Mckee as
maid Of honor. who wore a gown Of pink
crepe meteor and carried pink roses.
The bridal procession was preceded by
flower girls, Misses Beva Fish and Ethel
Roby. The best man was Mr.. N. s.
Lngamfelter. The ushers were Mr.. Rev
erdy Johnson. brother Of the groom: Mr..
T. r. Williams, Mr.. Lee Y. Moore and
Mr. George Fish, Mr.. Walter Cossins gave
an organ recital before the ceremony and
played the wedding march. A reception
followed at Also New Hampshire avenue
northwest, following which the bride
and groom left for q northern trip. Upon
returning they will reside at their new
home, 4139 New Hampshire avenue
northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14
Gone to Chattanooga.

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Patterson OF
Langdon Heights are with congenial
party of Grand Army and Golden Cross
friends at Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr.
Patterson is the junior vice command
or OF the Department OF the Potomac
q. A. r.. and a. deputy grand COM
mander of the Golden Cross of the
Grand Commandery OF the District OF
Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14
Have Taken House.

Representative and Mrs Howard
Sutherland Of West Virginia have leased
Miss Monroes house, 1905 street
northwest, from October /. Mrs. Suther-
land and the four younger children will
arrive for the winter in time for the
opening of the schools. Miss Natalie
Sutherland. their eldest daughter. will
continue her studies at Vassar. being q
junior this year, and Richard, their only
son. will continue his studies at Yale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-14
Motoring Abroad.

Mr. William Bowie Clarke sailed re-
Gently for England and has Joined Mr..
and Mrs George Marshall Allen and will
motor with them through England and
France for month.
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Martins rerrY Hr1sfa

The knights Of PythiaS will hold a
regular meeting I'm their hall in the
ShreNe-Hervey building this evening
The members OF the city band Will
poid their regular reh earsal this eve
hins IN Scheele's hall. after which they
viii go TO Armory hall
The children attending the parochial
SCHOOLS were given q holiday yesterday.
Many out-of-toWn persons were pres
ent at the fair and festival in the Ar
morv nall last evening.
ltehea rsals will b. Teld each dav this
week at the FIRST ". y. church for tho
dcred
Slccpers applied al the city building
the cold weather.
\ large amount Of sand and gravel il
being unloaded at the site or the new
factory TO be erected at Tiltonsville and
Work VIII he started on the foundations
I'm few days.
\ large crowd was present az the ban
quet held by the Royal Arch Masons IN
their hall last evening
Very few people were on the streets
last evening owing to the cold weather
All during the evenings the street cars
are packed by people going to Wheeling
To DO their shopping early.
ANY one having items Of interest for
tnis paper can call 312-J on the Bell
phone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Craver have re-
turned from a few days visit at Steu-
beuyille.
Miss r. Robins Is or duty a. Crayers'
grocery on account OF illness.
Miss Martha Craver f. studying rnu-
Sc at the Cincinnati Conservatory OF
Music. She will return home tho first
OF the week 20 spend the holidays
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STEALS BREAD
Two South Side Characters Take Loaf
OF Bread and Piece Of Bacon
And CO To IaiI

Jim Soles and Warfield Evans will
receive hearing to-day before
Squire Hobbs on charge OF stealing
a loaf OF bread and q piece OF bacon
valued at 40 cents from the store OF
former Fire Chief Altmeyer yesterday
afternoon. The two men entered the
store and bargained for the goods.
but left the store before paying for
them. Chief Altmeyer happened
along at te time and gave chase TO
the men. catching them at their
home. Here in the scuffle which fol-
lowed Chief Altmeyer struck one of
the men. sustaining a broken fore
finger. officer Horstman then aided
him in bringing the men to the
lookup. from where they were later
taken 20 the Jail on a warrant issued
by Squire Hobbs.
Evans was for Q time incarcerated
at the city prison. but made his get
away and as soon as he gets free or
the charge he is on now he will be-
taken hack TO serve his time on the
hill
Tom Savage. a drunk, was tried
before Squire RAIDER and received a
hne OF 81 and costs, which he paid.
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evening and the annual election OF Off
GERS Will be held
Robert McGraw. OF this city. left yes
among the lakes.
A meeting OF the Oratorfcai Society OF
the 81 johns Catholic church. will Be
held this evening
mon christmas esrvices will be held
IN the United Presbyterian church IN
this city. on Christmas morning at 10
The various churches IN this city are
making preparations for their annual
Christmas entertainments
Lee Levi. OF Gravel HIN has returned
from few days visit with friends al
St Clairsvilie.
. Two drunks were assessed the usual
INES IN police court. yesterday morning
Miss Adeiine Hunter. OF Gravel Hill
mas returned from visit with friends
ana relatives at Cleveland
Mrs. W r Phillips. OF Harrison
street. has returned from a VISIT with
friends ana relatives at Toledo.
rec burtoft. has returned 70 steu-
nenNiie. after a visit with relatives and
friends I'm this city
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BRIDGEPORT
LarKely Attended.

- 6kfxely Attonded-
The citizens mass meeting held IN
,he CITY pudding last evening was large
~ ATTENDED and many ladies' were pres
ent and several fine addresses were
made curing the evening. All present
nere interested to hear why the
end or the school term. The meeting
last evening was the FIRST or a series
aIIah geo before the special election
Meet This Evening.
Tho Senior Mechanics. will hold n
regular meeting I'm their hall in the
Heinlein building this evening and All
OF the members are requested TO attend
a. several matters or Importance will
De given attention. one OF the chief
matters viii be the nomination OF Of
u'Srs AFTER the business is completed
a lunch will be served
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p claire Brief.

Miss Gertrude Covven ~ r-Iusbt,r
- ne guest - Nj and Mrs. n r
Items % Interest for This pape- NAV
he LEFT at the city Book store or teie-
phoned % to reporter. Rell 2fi-J
John CHASER. Sr. of Franklin -reef
has returned from visit with friend.
and relatives ~ Rraddocy. Pa
Deputy sheriff S1muel Dunfee % 81
.a.r-yll.e vas calling on friends In This
Nicholas Hake- % NILES. Mich %
visiting friends md relatives i'm mis-
Miss Katie s-hirle-. ~ North crerr-
s"y street. hss returned from "a visit
VII frieerds and relative NJ Zlre4viI".
burg. is visiting friends and relatives In
THE citv.
Tho Woman Home md Foreign Ms
s.onary society o. the First Presbyterian
church viii meet this evening AZ Il
o'clock ~ the church
Mrs.. " y Mercer. = North JEFFERSON
.treet - tc Guest ~ friends and reia-
Mrs Tref Fo-rcr. ~ gheriaaravfle -
visiting friends and relatives 'n this rI't
frectirE ~ tho executive cornr1lff..
NJ tlc class ~ Tar7 VIII 30 held ms
evening 20 marx" ARRANGEMENTS Tor 90.
annual c'ae9 reunion.
Tho annual meeting % Tonic lodge ~
Nasons VIII DO held IN rho Masonic hall
It's evening
Mic KatFerire co-rst.. - South r.i-
store 'r Wieoiirr
Mr. arI 'fra rfv.r ,fae. NJ Toronto.
o." -. gu"-ts - friends ana relatives %
John r-.rtt -. rsta-,ef 20 ,is ro-,.
o. r'''e'urrh otter i-fsf vie'f o. This
Wrr wU'7m ORTIZ 90 eofr.fds n,a
returned from a rfs.f win friends arI
rei1t,er af ire--Ir.. 20
largo number wore 'r attendant. 20
- Whesiinr ir fne ChrietHn church Ir
th'q r'fy. last evening
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BELLAiRE
Painfully Rurn.d

Mrs. Charles Howe. OF Guernsey
street was the victim OF a very pain.
ful accident yesterday afternoon. She
had built a FIRE in the backward and
was placing some paper on il. when
the hames suddenly burst forth. ig-
hitting the scarf about the head and
neck. painfully burning her neck and
race In an EFFORT 10 tear the burning
scarf from her neck. her hands were
also painfully burned. NeighbOrs. at
tracted by her screams. extinguished
the names Dr. H. ?. link was called
and dressed her injuries. and r. he b..
lieyed that she will suffer no perma.
nent ill effects from the unfortunate
accident
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INSTITUTE
At CoIeraln VIII Be Brought to .
Close This Evening After Inter
estlna T~o-Osy Session.

The twenty-ntth annual Farmers
institute opened at Colerain yesterday
morning and a large crowd was In at
tendance. The meeting II being held
In the w. c. +. u. hall At the meet
ing yesterday the principal speakers
We're ]. w. Nicodemus and s. W
Moore. In the afternoon a special
meeting was held for the ladies' and
an excellent program was rendered
A very interesting night session was
also held. The meeting will come 10
close this evening.
An interesting program has been
arranged for today and doubtless A
large number OF persons will be In at
tendance. At the morning session J.
w Nicodemus will speak on The
Hog Business" and Il. &. Mercer will
deliver an address on Paper" The
subject. Selecting and Plants OF
Trees and Plants" will be discussed
by s. w Moore.
The afternoon session promises TO
be interesting, with an address on
Paper" by y. II. Cope. another on
Why. When and With What to
Spray by s. W. Moore. How to Be
gin the Study of Live Stock" will be
the subject OF a paper by J. W. Nico-
demusJ
At the evening session an interest
ing literary and musical program will
be rendred and the institute will be
brought to a close. The feature OF
the evening session will be a talk by
DIR. ". J. Whalen on The Wit and
Humor or the irish People"
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GIRLS! LOTS OF BEAUTIFUL HAIR
NO DANDRUFF--26 CENT DANDERINE

scraggy. Just moisten a cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small
strand at q time. The effect Is amaz-
ing-your hair will be light. nuffy
and wavy. and have an appearance of
abundance: an Incompatible lustre.
softness and luxuriance.
Get a 20 cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove that your
hair is as pretty and soft as any
that II has been neglected OF injured
by careless treatment-that's all
you surely can have beautiful ha.-
and lots OF 81 n YOU will Just try a
little Danderine.
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visteAtion Meeting.

Tho Black Prince Lodge 20 g
Knights OF Pythias. will hold their an
nual visitation meeting IN the T. -. -.
7. hall on Belmont street THURSDAY.
evening OF this week. A-rnngerueufe
were made 20 hold this meeting in their
new home IN the Central Block on Union
street. but owing 20 the failure OF their
furniture to arrive 70 was decided 20
hold Il In their present quarters Mem
hers from all the surrounding towns
Will be In attendance and very eniov-
able time ~ auticiDate The cornfuft-
tee In charge OF the affair has prepared
an excellent program. which includes
addresses by n number OF prominent
men.
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Christmss-Men's Sweater Coats,
4se, csc, si.es, 81. 90, ss.es. SASS
McFAOOEN'S
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Hair coming out? III dry. thin.
faded, bring back its color
and lustre.

Within ten minutes after an sppII.
cation OF Danderine you cannot and q
single trace OF dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
VIII please you most will be after a
Few weeks use. when you see new
hair. nne and downy al first-yesbut
really new hair-growing all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
oles the beauty OF your hair. No diff
Terence how dull. faded. brittle and
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here the guest OF her mother. IN Brook
side.
J c. Heinlein - IN Cleveland and Col
umbus. for few days. On business
large number % tickets has been
sold for the chicken supper 20 be served
IN the KirlSwood Presbyterian church
next Thursday evening.
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Funeral Todav

Funeral services will be held this
morning az Q O'Clock from ST. Mary's
Catholic church over the remains OF
P"rnaf"tt". IN" two wear old child or
w and Mr. William Eden Of South
Zane street. lntermen' will be I'm 81
Nary'S cemetery. The child who
was very 1rirhf died at the homo OF
The parents Sunday morning after
i've weeks illness Of complications
OF diseases
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No DOUBT q large crowd will be
nreSen' NJ the high school auditorium
Thursday evening TO hear the fourth
nurnher Of the lecture course. Lincoln
Mcconnell. who IS rated TO be the
Great speaker OF to-day He comes
highly recommended The reserved
eats for the lecture will lgo on sale
tomorrow at $ o'clock at Selby d
Reeds drug store
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~" KNIGHTS ~ Tvthias will attend
IN" visitation Wootirr Of tho order IN
q" held boo Pnllairo Thursday evening
|'' no doubt LARGO crowd will boz
~ af"rdar'n. as an of the lodges ir
10" Ohio Nallcy will send large dsia.
fallon There ls ALWAYS I'm tho
"irhhorhood NJ 90 present AZ mo
visitation mcctin-e
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reatur. indian Piotnr.

h" OlN muic theatre this evening
viii SHOW. The Skeleton iu the tf,e,e
tWg reel kalem drawa in whirh car
We ElItswell viii be seen DO a fra
I"II. ~ D. story or a giri from fH.
VINO went into tho west ff ssa.-rb
g- he"lth and fell into trouble % b. Il
nl al"a or army aud Indian lie that is
%. ii'd.F. Others will I. The
'iHef woman and Earl Williams vim
kf"pu. Among club T.NoIkq' "a mo
graph comedy and DfI.~s
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christmas-Men' Bath Robes, 81. 90
s3e8, S4.ee McFADDEN's

\ German scientist believes he has
found cure for the smoke nuisance
in cutting number Of windows in a
chimney. which admit air TO mix with
the smoke and dilute II until II issues
from the top OF the chimney very
light in color.
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An enthusiastic aud well attended
boosters meeting was held iu this city
up the matter Of the erection OF "A u.ys
mgh school Fred Fox. presided a this
meeting and Ed. ErauZell acted la the
capacity OF secretary. Addresses v-.r.
delivered 10y John Zalenka. +. l.. Lewis.
W W. scott Prof Gillette and Mrs i
=. Heinl"in. II will be necessary to is
10 erect this building and this will b,
voted upon. December Is. and a. prac-
tcdlly all realized the need or a new
school. 10 WIN undoubtedly carry by a
large majority
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Owls Meetind-

The local nest OF Owls held a We'll
attended meeting I'm their hall in The,
building last evening
and several important matters were
discussed pertaining TO increasing the
membership. Three candidates were
Initiated during the evening and ap-
plications were received during the
evening. At the close OF the meeting
social session was held
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Sudden Chanoe.

The sudden change in the weather
evening caught many local
people unprepared. and as a result
there Was much suffering in several
parts OF the city. The coal dealers
did large business yesterday on ac-
count of the cold weather. The black
smiths also did a large business yes
terday. as In some parts OF the city
the streets were very icy.
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The annual farmers institute viii be
held IN the auditorium OF the city
pudding. Monday and Tuesday. Deem
Der - and ~. Addresses will be de-
nvered by two prominent speakers
from the state agricultural department
This institute was postponed few
weeks ago. ~ came 20 close on
Christmas. hut when ~ was discovered
that the speakers from the department
could not attend only on these dates Il
was decided 10 have the meeting on the
dates set
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stncl,hnlders, n...inn

: meteing ~ the stockholders OF
the Martins Ferry Hospital associa-
ion VIII he held IN the hospital par
Tor Friday evening Of this week and
HII cf tho members are requested TO
"''cnd tn" meeting is called for
ia" purnose ~ closing the years bust
noes The meeting fe ,.rT,g g..
o'clock
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Dollar Social

The Ladies Bible class OF the First
VI =. church vii give a dollar social
in tho church this evening and TO
doubt large crowd will he in atten-
dance Each lady attending Is re-
CURED TO bring a dollar and she must
also tell how she earned the same.
\ short program has been prepared.
after which refreshments will be
served
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MARTINS FERRY
Fine Entertainment.

A large crowd was present at the
entertainment given In the high
school for the benefit OF the sch ools
of the city and they were well pleased
with the program that was rendered
by the man and his dog. A large num-
Der OF children were In the audience
and IL was a great treat for them. A
neat sum was realized on the enter
tainment
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A large number OF persons going In
the postoffice Yesterday had naTrou' e
capes from serious injury ON account OF
the hook on the door being broke. The
door has been out OF order for the last
week and should be fixed. The postal
clerks are also complaining on account
OF a large number OF people leaving the
door stand open.
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Meet This Evening.

The Commercial association Will
hold an important meeting in their
hall in the Boyd building this evening
and all of the members are requested
70 be in attendance. as several impor-
tant matters win be considered. The
meeting was called for last week. but
owing TO the fact that a quorum was
not present the meeting was post
pOned
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LARGE Crowds In Attendance.

The "F'raternsl Trading Post"
opened in the Armory hall last even
ing and large crowd was in attend
ance for the opening night. All of the
stores did a large business and a
great number enjoyed the dancing
Music was furnished by Mrs. Harper
Jones. This evening the Modern
Woodmen and the Royal Neighbors
and the City band will also be in at
tendence TO furnish music. Another
vaudeville act will also be presented
this evening
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WIZ Give Cantata.

The sunday school OF the United
Iresbyterian church will render a can
tatS IA the church on Christmas evening
ana II II said that n will be one OF the
hnest ever rendered in the city. Re-
hearSaIs Tor the event will be held
special music will also be rendered
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Tha 4elfuan-

The members OF the star OF the
Heljuan. the annual high school paper
have started their work This book e
publ shed by the Junior class OF tho
High school and contains all the latss,
events IN tho school. as we'll as pic
lures Of various departments. classes
FACULTY. teams and etc An EFFORT is be
ing made 70 make this wears issue bet
Ter than ever before and they will
doubtlessly succeed.
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Basketball oamss.

The nrst game OF the basketball SEA-
son IN this city Will be played IN the
High school gymnasium Friday evening
between the Bellaire Reserves OF the To-
cal Hlgn school and the Shadyside InGe-
pehdents The Independents are said 20
have an exceptionally strong team this
year. having won every game PLAYED.
The local team. however Is In fine con
dition and a fast and interesting game
Il assured. The following ar. the piay-
ers; keserves-iloluh. King Frazier.
Marllng. Schramm, Lawrence. Deafen-
laugh and Tschappat. Independents-
Hayes. Truas. MCKane. = Truax
Springer. Connor. Strickling and Utz
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Gary Funeral.

Funeral services over the remain. OF
James Gary. who died at his home on
Belmont street SATURDAY. following an
Illness OF pneumonia. viii he conducted
AZ 81. Johns Catholic church this morn
ing at o'clock. 1ntrrment Will -
made In Mt Calvary cemetery.
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YER Roah on.n.A

nc fNfI .'fHfNH f.Ia rIfv arF 49,
HiIrH ha~ been closed -.Hr. I...
W"-" being made has been arsrsr
ihf rNNI'. Ih.a pike ia about no
'''f'N ffI 10 now rrn"f|~a IN.
fIsi except rel short stretch rerr
INN rnHH ia one ~ fHe rre-f f.
mo '"nf'f rrd IH great Imrr.r oman,
Ii fnfI. winch wne .fHr4e.r. fs
f' made hr now process rTraf sf..r.
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II. Evans
BRIDGEPORT. o.
No Agents Employed.
Men's nIeetinR.

The third of series OF Mems meeting
htid IN the ktrkwood Presby terrain
church last evening was largely attend
81 ana the large crowd was very much
Interested IN the lecture on Health"
that was delivered by DR.. Fulton, OF
w heeiing. The meetings are given un-
der the auspices OF the Mems Bible
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Offers Reward.

Coroner Frank l.. Myers. OF Belmont
county. has received a communication
from the authorities at Pittsburgh. Of
fering reward OF 800 for me body o,
X. H. Jacobs. who was drowned In the
ohio river at Pittsburgh. November %.
The man Is described as being about )
feet inches In height. light hair. and
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LeaRue OnAnad-

Inc second bowling league OF the
winter opened on the local bowling al
i-Ns last evening and from all appear
auces II will Ice a larger success than
me last one. All OF the members OF
the team that rolled last evening We're
Mere rnnIn
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Entertain Club.

Tho Tuesday Might sewing Club win
be entertained this evening at the home
or Miss Euntce Jones. at her home on
Zane street and no doubt all OF the
members will be present Fancy work
and sewing Will be the diversion OF the
evening. after which refreshments will
be served.
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Mrs J. r. F'itton will entertain the
members or the Tuesday Night club a.
her home on Thirty-sixth street this
evening The evening will be spent at
fancy work, music and games. and a
very enjoyable time Is anticipated
Miss Agnes Connolly will entertain
the members OF the Idle Hour club at
her home this evening Music and
games viii form the principal diversions
OF the evening
Last evening, ~ their home on linton
street. Misses Emma and Mary Eraus
very pleasantly entertained the mem
bers or the y. -. T. club. The evening
Was very enioyahly spent ~ the various
social diversions and at a reasonable
hour delicious refresh nents were served.
meeting OF the Kings Bible class or
the First Reformed church will he held
az the home or Mrs. Edward Grelia on
North Noble street. Thursday evening
OF This week
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Diphtheria a. Deep Run.

Several cases OF diphtheria have de-
veloped in the last several davs M Deep
Kun ana the cases have all been quar-
ahtined and the township turstoes have
taken the matter In hand and Il is hoped
to prevent "A spread Of the disease one
child died OF the dread disease Monday
morning and viii be buried this morn
ing