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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-17
THE MEXICAN SITUATION

THE MEXICAN SITUATION
Vera Cruz, July 17.-Gen. Huerta,
Gen. Banquet and other prominent
Mexicans who fled with the deposed
dictator from the capital were ex-
pected to reach Puerto, Mexico, to-
day. In addition to the guard aboard
the special train, Gen. Huerta will be
under the protection of big force of
federals now stationed in the railroad
yards at Puerto, Mexico.
Washington, July 1.-THE United
States expects Carranza to take over
the Mexican government early next
week. This government will stand
back of CarbajaPs terms that amnes-
ty be granted for political offenders,
the men who fought at Huerta's COM
mand.
Mexico City, July 17.-Gen. Car
rama, or other representatives of the
constitutionalists will arrive in Mex
leo City at an early date to attend
peace conference which will be called
by provisional president Carbajal,
who announced that he will attempt
to bring the warning factions of the
republic together. Declared the con-
stitutionalists will accept the invita-
ton for a conference.
1t is generally accepted that Pres.
CarbajaPs plan for the establishment
of peace in the republic provides for
the installation of the constitutional
lists in power at an early date.
Little information has been receiv-
ed as to the whereabouts of Gen.
Huerta. Railroad and government Of
ficials refuse to even state his destina-
ton. 1t was reported, however, that
the special train bearing the dictator
and Gen. Banquet stopped for the
night at San Marco.
Juarez, Mex, July 17.-After Fran
cisco Carbajal surrenders the Mexi-
can national government to the revo-
lutionary party, Mexico City will be
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There are all sorts and shapes and
widths of laces for the hot weather
season. For dancing dresses, skirts
are formed of lace fiounces, and the
bodice is made of f1ouncing. Some
color is introduced in the girdle,
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Hallairo Rriefa

Joseph DugR and Howard THOMPSON.
who are attending Ohio state University
az Columbus, are spending the holiday
win relatives aud friends In this city.
Items Of interest for this paper NAV
be left al the CITY Rock store or tcle-
phoned 20 the reporter. Bell 36t-J.
Mrs. i. Littelton. OF Warnock il
spending a few dsNs with friends and
relatives In this city.
MIS- Louis Lritoche. Of Noble street
has returned from Il visit with rela-
lives at follansboe.
Mrs. Lena Daub. OF Guernsey street.
~ spcndinB Few DAYS with friends and
Relatives at Key.
Miss Flo Heddleson. OF sebring. ~
spending few days with relatives anu
friends In this city.
Miss Grace Haney. Of Washington
street. has returned from a visit WITH
friends at st Clairsviile.
Mrs. Ira Payne. of this city H. the
quest or relatives and friends 81 Clevc-
civil service examinations will h,
held In the city building to-day
Miss Catherine Hughes. OF Forty
thlrd street, = visiting relatives ard
friends AZ Columbus.
meeting OF the Reilaire Ministerial
Association will be held In the South
Belieire ~. = church. this afternoon.
onward Rodefcr. OF Shadyside. has
lege.
J. \. Jrckson. Of Gravel nm. has re-
VILE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lewis. OF South
Hellalrc. viii leave to-day for an ey-
tended visit In Kentucky and Virginia
The regular meeting OF the YounE
Mems Club will be hello this evening
SUNDAY with friends end relatives in
this city.
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WOODSFIELD OHIO


wOODsFIELD. Ohio. Arri1 B.-Court
llouse-news Probate court.
March Commission In the matter
Of ne viii % Mary p. Hupp issued TO
frank J. Woodward. Denver. Colorado.
20 take testimony OF Witnesses
A. q. Weber. commissioner returned
commission Boo Wiu Of Jacob IIoUiIer-
VIII admitted % probate
March 2f-J. w uowiler and Tureffa
Pckan appointed executors o. Iarob
HoWilcr William Bruhach. John land
efeld and Louis Landefeld appointed ap-
March 2s-John n. smith appointed
adminiafrator n Aiva A smith de~ra--
I'd. Inventory omitted.
r, March 1s-liearins on viii n Mary r.
Marion O. Robinson. executor OF
george w. Hohineou. filed application
% .eh Pure ou stock Authority Rrant-
thority issued and returned
N. ~. MCErcdfrirf. executor OF Tuff-
eta Maria Belt hled petition 20 cell
real estate Hearing April 17
.. q. pevaui administrstor ~ sheri-
dan p. TRACY. 1ied nnai account
1910 A4feh !. tosa Marty. guardian ~
ceedinFs 20 cell real estate order of
npr rnlrewcnt returned order of rrf-
vate sale FOR cash issued
Motion fled n sct aside che decree
minietrator of j j. phuUre " Charfoffe
M. Fhillire. 81 o.. motion heard and
March y Hearing on application IN
r"tg oi Fred Haren. Continued
Mandate received in r--pman case.
..lN 'euunW. Dr. appointed admin
II o. smith. appointed trustee Of
Walter ennnEn
o. 81 smitf TRUSTED. aisd petition To
Application Died TO- seud VIII %
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Hrtdaanort MAI.

The young child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert robin % Upland. which Was Sc
fiouSly burned several days ago By hot
water Is Improving az the home OF the
parents.
The condition OF Or. haywood For
sythe OF Maynard. the well known ply
stclen. continues 10 improve al his home
The Junior Mechanics will hold a reg
ular meeting In their hall this evening
ana full attendance Is desired
IL Is said that the local nest OF owls
has disbanded and that most OF the
members were transferred TO Wheel
a large number OF the members OF
the local aerie OF Eagles attended the
memorial services al Martins rerry
The fine weather OF yesterday after
noon had the effect OF bringing out
many new Faster suits and hats.
The committee OF the knights Of
Maccabees In charge Of the Bingviile
dtnee held an important meeting yester-
Matters We're quiet In police quarters
IN this city SATURDAY evening and sun
dag, but few arrests being made.
AA members are requested TO be
present at the regular meeting OF Guid-
ing star Councss. Daughters OF Liberty
this evening
Large crowds are attending the re-
vival meetings being aeld at the Free
Aiethodist church at stop on the Bar
ton line.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
city council will be held tomorrow even
ing In the city building.
The bowling alleys in this city will
undergo extensive repairs in the near
future according TO the word given out
by the proprietor.
The Ideal cam OF Marin's Perry will
De In his ely omorrow evening roll
he local cam on he Bowlery alleys.
The local Masons who made the trip
having "a fine time.
Items OF Interest for this paped may
be left at the Roberts q Frederick drug
store or telephone Bell 3i2-J, Martins
Ferry.
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Martins Ferrr Rri.fa-

couple giving their names as Will
, IAN Nlnmerman and wife. OF this city.
evening, on the charge Of raising a row
on Market street.
The condition OF Harry Cochran. who
has been All for the past several days.
shows a decided Improvement
a large crowd was on the streets yes
terday afternoon 20 witness the parade
OF the local aerie Of Eagles.
Archie Norman continues 10 fmprova
at the local hospital. where he was re-
moved last Friday afternoon. following
injured.
At the meeting of the Modern Wood
men, held In their hall Saturday evening.
me ueiegatos 70 the county convention
made their report.
The regular meeting of the Pocabon-
tas lodge will be held this evening in
the shreye-Heryey, hall and a full al
Fred Faust left last evening for Pitts
burEh. and during his absence the st0r.,
VIII be In charge OF his brother. VIII
But few arrests we're made in this
city saturday evening or Sunday and the
session Of police court this evening, will
The services in the local churches last
evening were largely attended. due 10
the fine weather.
Harry bartholomew. OF Barbertown.
was in the city yesterday afternoon 10
attend the Eagles memorial.
The local Masons who macd the trim
70 Clarington Saturday evening on the
steamer Liberty. reported as having n
fine time.
The Ideal bowling team will 20 to
bridgeport tomorrow evening TO roll
the concluding Of the series with the
team Of that place.
The city. council held a regular meet
INK Saturday evening and several i'm
portant matters we're transacted
Items OF interest for this paper can
be left al the Ralston 4 Parker Drug
store or call Bell phone 3i2-J.
Tho tin mill Will resume operations
this morning after being ildc since last
Friday morning.
The Industrious Danes will be enter
tanned Thursday afternoon az the homo
Of Mrs. WestwOod on North Fourth
street
Mr. and Mrs II. s. Carmichael mr.. 70
ceivinE CONCENTRATIONS on the arrival
OF nnc eight pound baby Eirl AZ thor
homo on Indiana street The little one
arrived Thursday morning April 2
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LOUISVILLE, 0.

LoYDV1LLE o.. April 5-one school
was closed This week owing 90 the sick-
ness ~ The teacher Harry Sipe az hia
home nf MUrriefOwn ohio
Dale kinney. OF Belmont Ohio has
charge Of thc school OF the Great West
crn. MrH John icntz. former teacher.
having resigned
Miss Martha Coivir Of Whceiinf. W.
Va. has been The guest OF Mrs and Ms.
town.
Miss Helen Daniels. 81 t-hrichaviue.
ohio. was a caller in town Thursday af-
frrru0u.
Mr and Mrs. John Atkinson. we're So
'lairarille visitors last Thursday
Glare liuwIra and daughter. Uf Morris
town. ohio. was the guest of BITE rnr-
.ntH. Nr and Mrs. p. O. ToUlea. last
Thursday
WIN. Carrie and Miss Edith corr we're
90 So lI1IreNiIIr lGaf Thuradav
Mr" EuHn Mcfarland wac called 20
I.anuOCk iaaf Friday IF fnr serious ul-
nose Of hfr grandson Peri in.H|ff Who
I" III Win pneumonia.
THrEari caldwell OF fs4rn..k Onto.
Zee IiffH. IIHr fIHra HrH frHrru IfHm-
Innd wer. aIl business visitors in town
thursday
jacob james and o. E Parkinson
have purchased the scamon Miner farm
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progressive lodge No. 3. shield of
Honor, was Instituted in this city last
saturday evening In Scheele's hall and
started OF with membership OF nearly
100 and have several more applications.
me work was put on by the degree
team OF the Wheeling lodge. The fol-
lowing were the officers installed:
senior master. Or. Charles = Cochran:
worthy master. Harry kiger: recording
ana hnancia! secretary, Elmer Warden:
ttrteasuter william Jones; chaplain.
William Reed. conductor. Walter Hart.
man right supporter TO worthy master.
Edward Thompson; left supporter 20
worthy master. Edward Scheele. right
supporter 20 junior master. George Troll
ley, left supporter TO Junior master.
EDWARD Clarey; inside guard. oliver
Lunn' outside guard. Charles Kuhn
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Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon a. 3 o'clock over the re-
mains Of Charles. Jr.. the seven months
Old son Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Nc
Daniels OF ane street which died al the
nome of the parents late Friday even
Ing after short illness 81 pneuronis
Ihe services we're IN charge OF Rev.
Mctlny. lnterment was made IN River
view cemetery owing 90 the critical
illness ~ ~ three year ola dauahfer
with the same disease. the services
were private. Last evening the condf-
ton OF the child was unchanged and
Tears are entertained for her recovery
She has been 90 but short time
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MARTINS FERRY
Henry Floto naad

Henry Floto. one OF the best known
residents OF this city passed away yes
tcrday morning az o'clock at the home
OF ms brother Chris. at the corner OF
Second and Carlisle streets. after "A lin
gertng illness due 10 complications OF
diseases For the last several weeks he
has fingered between life and death and
ms death was not unexpected He has
been resident of this city for a num-
Der OF years and at one time ran a
butcher shoP In this city. The deceased
was ~ years OF age and a. survived by
four brothers and one sister. namely
Chris, George. Frank and Ada, OF this
city. and William, OF Tenn. Funeral
at late hour last evening and Will
probably not be completed tillword Is
heard from his brother in Tennessee.
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me annual meeting ~ the Loyal r.e.
rion battalion will De- held this eveuirg
iu tho Mechanics hail in Ueilairo and an
N The mem hers ~ the Loyal Legion %
thlF Gus VIII attend. Members will b.
ltc.euf from Iollniro. bridgeport. New
NIfNHndr- MCMcrhcu and several other
POINT. $40 from This city wishing "a
attend are requested 10 meet az the
catch The Z o'clock car Tor Hellalre
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Met Yesterday.

me Martins Ferry Athletic club held
Wen attended meeting yesterday. AZ
ternoon at the Anchor Inn pool room on
Hanover street and made arrangement
Tor the baseball season 70 open in the
near future. The club has leased the
mn neld and will play Saturday and
sunday games with some OF the strong
est teams In the valley. The following
othcers were elected at the meeting
Manager. Art Rowley. cartain. Jack
Jones and advisory board. William East
on, Vic Morgan and Alvin Nelly.
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Installation Of officer,

Az the regular meeting OF the local
lodge OF Elks to be held in their hall
TINS evening the Officers that were elect
ed al the first meeting Ia March will
be Installed fod the ensuing year Sew
eral other important matters will be up
Tor consideration. After the business
or the evening has been completed an
old time social session will be held
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The Farmers Local Institute Of Cole
rain township Will hold their regular
meeting raturday evening in the Wo-
mas Shristicn Temperance Union hall
IN Coleraiu and no doubt the meeting
VIII De largely attended a very inter.
The meeting and the subjects will be
TOAD improvements and Orchard.
ms Mueic FOR the evening viii De FUR.
ml ned hE the pleasant Grove orchestra
o'clock
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intelligence 1874 Almanac for Csc
at the Sehane News Stand. Get one
to-day.
Meeting Called.

a meeting Of the United Fraternai
Memorial association has been called
Tor next sunday afternoon in the odd
Fellow hall and arrangements will be
made Tor the third annual memorial OF
the association. which will probably be
held the latter part Of May. or the first
OF June. All OF the members in the city
have been notified Of the meeting and
no doubt all will be present. The meet
Ing has been called for 2:30 o'clock.
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The memorial seryices % the local
aeris % Eagles held In the HfEh school
auditorium yesterday Afternoon we're
largely attended By the members and
their friends. The services were the
most impressive held for some time ard
memorial address which Vas delivered
b a member Of the Coiuu bus aerfc.
The members met AZ their hall and after
a short parade over the principal streets
marched 20 the auditorium. where the
services were held
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All % the residents Of this city were
ErcatlN surprised yesterday morning.
when they aWoke and found the ground
COY cred with snow. a. they had not ex-
pected anything Of the kind During the
DAY. however. the weather cleared off
and many people were on the streets
dlsnlallnE thelr new Easter garmSnts.
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Ktrfpatrtek runsrai.

Funeral services were held yester-
day afternoon at ? O'Clock over the re-
mains OF the one year old son OF Mr.
and Mrs. n l. kirkpatrick OF Florence
who died At an eadly hour saturday
morning after a lingering illness OF a
complication OF diseases. The services
were In charge OF Rev. Kinsey OF Mt
Pleasant. and were largely attended. In
ant cemetery.
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\ '.'fNNI.N IfUNINr'r.NUfa are hrInr
made to flc star theatre on Lincoln
o. euue and when they are completed
tNc cory theatre ulll have a. larger rcaf-
!nG capacity HE The room ir being en-
. larred. The rear wall la being moved
. back several feet and more rows of
] afaiF VIII De- added. Tho room Will also
I DO reprinted and renHuerrH
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The Loyal order % Nos-s Of thl- city
are making Arrangements Tor their an
nual memorial services which viii ..
held In the Moose home on Union street
randay April -. A special committee
has been appointed 20 make arrange
Inen1 Tor the event and program viii
D. arranged. IL L. probable that a noted
speaker viii - brought 70 this city 20
deliver the memorial address.
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Arrangement Completed.

All arrangements have been completed
Tor the tenth annual floral bazaar which
viii be given by the Modern Woodunen
OF America In the Armory Hail on next
saturday evening and the expectations
are that a large crowd will be present
Zine program has been prepared for
the evening and the Baptist band will be
on hand TO furnish music for the enter
tainment supper will he served from
= TO O'Clock and fine display OF
Easter flowers both potted and cut will
be on sale during the day. Admission
70 the hall will be free and tickets will
be sold for the supper which will be
served.
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Nachel 7. Bonneil 20 George W Bon.
nell. Tote ~ and ~. Cochransville. $50.
Alice Bonnell to George W Bonnell
Tote - and 20. COchransville, $50.
Albert Gaddis 20 Gaddis Coal com.
pany. sf.1S6 acres, -- township. 81.
William kindelberger 60 John A
Truck, Y acres. Adams and Sunsbury
townships. 8i,1OO.
Frederick Winkler TO Frederick Rig
$500.
John Zwick % Jacob Lumbats. 90
acres. Franklin township. 100.
John Zwick 90 John y. Lumhatfs Al
acres. franklin township, G1lOO
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BRIDGEPORT
Narrow Escape.

Mr.. and Mrs, A. T. Rushman of west
OF the city had narrow escape from
serious injury Saturday evening about
b:So o'clock when the wagon In which
they wede riding was struck hy a street
car at the corner OF Lincoln avenue and
Cadiz pike. They were enroute to their
home anc were coming down Lincoln
avenue In the same direction A. the
cur and turned out the pike. in front
OF the car. MotOrman Reeves applied
the brakes and sand. but was unable TO
avoid striking the wagon. In the
wreck, the wagon was badly wrecked.
but the horse escaped injury. Mr..
Ruchman also escaped injury. but his
wife sustained a broken arm and num-
Der OF other cuts anl hrulaes.
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Preliminary Hearing.

huEh Lynch, % Pipe Greek. win be
given preliminary hearing before
squire Mtnder this morning on "a charge
% numbering Ricci Marinelli. This
rearing was Ia have ben held last Mon
uay, but the case was continued owing
70 the absence OF several Important Wit
nesse1 The defense IL L. said. will at
tempt 20 prove that the accused man
was az home In bed al the time 81 the
shooting. Mrs. Mariuelli and her daugh-
yer are the most important witnesses
Tor the prc zecutfou
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The regular monthly meeting OF the
ErDoE eide council will Dol held this even
lre ana aH Tar o. lr known no Important
unsiueaF VIII BE- transacted and only
rnld That The paving proposition that
HtF taken 49, by the members some time
gro VIII Pc drop rd John IelenFn was
.nf Y'nffu fn hl TIE vacancy caused bv
fNn reclamation az So g. Thomas and
HiI Do I1 lis seat Tor the FIRST time This
evening
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Special services will be held each
evening this week in the Kirkwood Pres
byerian church and the services will be
in charge Of visiting minister each
evening. The following have ben as
signed FOR the different evenings:
Monday evening-Rev. j. r. Lawther.
Of Beliaire
Tuesday evening Rev. l.. y. Llewlyn.
Of Elm Grove
"Wednesday eveninE-Rev. j. s. Hill.
or Martins Ferry.
Thursday evening-Rev Edgar DAY.
OF WarWOod.
Friday evening-Rev. J. s. Hin. Of
Martins Ferry.
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special services appropriate 90 Palm
ruulny were held iu nearly nil ~ me
local churches yesterday morning and
evening Several 81 the rhOIra afar
rendered special programs last even
ing Do So Mury'a Catholic church
palms we're Distributed to the members
20 the congregation. a. Sc Johns grr-
man Lutheran church n class on ten
slfls and FlN boys were confirmed dur
Inr the muruIne afIuIraa
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a mass meetfnE 81 taae aliners viii b.
held thls afternoon a. Maynard. and ~
- eNiectcd tuet the meeting viii b
largely attended b. the miners from
this vicinity. President Albasin ana
Nice President William Roy. % the
fifth sub-ctstrict. VIII D. present ana
they viii explain tbs situation OF The
sus pension OF tac mines 20 the men.
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Thomas Yuasrai.

| The funeral OF the late Miss blanche
\ Thomas. who died saturday morning al
| the home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. fhumas. on Noble street follow
ITS lingering illness. viii be held
! this afternoon. The services will be
\ conducted al her late home az ? o'clock
md interment will be made in the Rose
i hill cemetery.
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The Al-Star base ball team. OF this
city defeated the Bros Athletic Club
yesterday afternoon ON the wheeling
Greek grounds. - 10 2. Batteries: Ale
stars, Joshson aud Wise, Bros. a. &.
ismcmal and Mise.
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The public schools VIII oren this
morning after their annual spring vnra-
tons and 10 g. expected that alt ~ the
students viii De prepared Co. enter up-
on their last term with "a determine
Won 20 make good rrade 1n the hirh
school plans are already being made
tor The com mencement exercises which
VII ne held the latter part o. next
month and the largest clnHE in the his
tory of The school will hs graduated
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Palm sunday. the beginning 81 the
. holy week. was observed ln practically
every church iu thIH city Yesterday with
we're rendered in many % the churches
End the pastor deli. cred special ser-
mons a. che So Johns Catholic
church "a hirn and low mass was held
and palms were Distributed among the
members Of thc ClrrfogafI0n
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Prof. roison VIM rn,.-,,.

Frot. J. v. Nelson. Of Bcllaire. for
merly Of this county. has consented 20
take charge Of the Normal school 20 BE-
taught here this summer On place OF
Irof Brown. who goes % Caldwell
Frof. Nelson is fine educator and well
glaliicd % take Up the work re Will
Woo1eheld schools The outlook for n
GOOD rrhnnl Il. hrLrhf
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Services apprOpsiate Co Palm sun
day were held IN all OF the Local
churches Yesterday and az both morn
ing and evening services special SER
mons were delivered by the pastors
owing 10 the fine weather that pre-
vailed during the day the services were
largely attended. At 50. Anthony =
catholic church strips 81 palms we're
Distributed 20 the members Of the CON
Eregation during the morning services
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| - tneeling Of the Nomau'F Auxiliary
Of the city Hospital Assoc alton viii
be held Tuesday evening In the audi
/ forum OF the BeliaiTe HiGh school A
i Permanent organization will De effect
Cd ~ the election OF Officers. larse
i number or new members will be taken
| IN and several Important matter will
be given attention.