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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-03
SHERRARD
sherrard Athletic Assoela,ion.

Persons belonEing to the different
local athletic teams and clubs met
IN the school auditorium last Monday
evening and organized a general as
sociation TO be known as the Sher-
rad Athletic Association Charles
Wilson Was elected president and ,.
r. Evans. principal OF the school.
was elected secretary and treasurer.
Rev. II. 4. Riddle and Ward Eskey
were elected assistants in the the
Offices Of secretary and treasurer 20
have charge OF those duties after Mr..
Evans leaves here at the close Of the
school term. The following persons
were elected as board OF dirtctors.
=. T. McCleary, Elmer Seabright.
Ellsworth Eskey and Ralph Drum.
The association is to have charge
OF athletic matters OF general inter
est. and the directors have already
secured a ball held. They have
leased for the season the ball fell
which has been used by the Y. NJ G.
a. since its organization. \ sub
scription paper Is being circulated
TO raise funds for the uses OF the as
ISOLATION.
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MONA FIRST AID
TO SICK STOMACHS

Distress after eating. beIching of
Eas and undigested food. that iumn
or lead feeling in the stomach. eirt
headache. bili0usness and lack of sr'
ergy. Indicate dyspepsia. Now -ai
ohce-is The time 10 remove tho
cause and stop the distress
Mona is the remedy. Surely get
box Of these health 7restoring t1b
lets from any druggist to-day. Their
action is safe. effective and Immod.
iate Besides quickly stopping mo
distress Mona s0othe The irritafed
walls OF The stomach and strengthen
the gastric glands ao that tho, pou-
ont their daily supply Of digestive ma
terials your food is promptly digest.
81 and assimila'od. the entire syafem
ls properly u1ur.. he'd you fool
strong. energetic. and perfectly we'll
Mona Dr. not an experiment lis MOI
curn.a|I Ita scientific remedy
recommended only for INDIGESTION ale
fress and ont uf0rdor sfomacIa These
hellihE giving and harmless tablet
ore household remedv. keep them
handy whether 40 home or travelling
Always sold ON tho money back if
not benefited plan You can surely
AFFORD to try a dfy cent box of Mi-o.na
on ibis basis
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BridReport Rriafa

william Moore. OF ST. CIaIrsvnle. was
mere yesterday calling on friends
Attorney George 9 Mckee has r,,do
last few days III 'i'e
John Giffen is confined TO his home
in kirkwood with an attack OF Ia
grippe VI IA
OlNer Smith. OF GAINESVILLE. was in
thls city Yesterday calling on friends
J. IA. Allen. Of Columbus. was here
yesterday on business
MISS Hazel Nost has accented q posi-
tion as stenographer FOR the Irunerfst
Glass company al Beilaire.
Miss Madge Smith has returned 10 her
visit with local friends
MISS Amy Thomas returned home In 81
evening after "a short visit with friends
at Toronto. ~ '''''"S
Any one having any items OF interest
Tor this paper call 3I2-I on the Reii
phone or leave item at Robert and Fred.
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The wemsn's Home end Forsirn Aii.-
rionarN society ni the 80 Johns a. .r-
tended meeting yesterday afternoon ~
me home of q, Honsche. on West Mash
tngton street and an 81 the rn.rr, 49,
were In ATTENDANCE The prorrsn,
proved 60 b. very interesting a sho-t
social session.
Last evening a. the home % Ms
Leola smith, on North seventh stree.
larEe number az friends werc enter
tanned with a miscellaneous shower in
honor % Mrs Paul Ram beau. who was
formerly Miss Nora Hciung. The even
Ing was pleasantly spent fancy work
and sewing being the diversions Ee-
Treatments were served. The bride n a.,
The recipient OF number Of useful
articles.
The members % the Ladies Social
Club were pleasantly entertained last
evening - the home Of Mrs. Bert chew
on Pearl street and large crowd vas
IN attendance. Cards were the diversion
OF the evening and several tables were
IN play. Refreshments We're served.
Last evening In the sunday school
room OF ST Johns German Lutheran
church, the members Of the cast who
Viii take part IN the entertainment.
Lost-A Chaperon." shortly after Eas-
Yesterday Afternoon 81 the home -
Mr-. Joseph Duncan. on North Eighth
street. the members OF the Enanon sew
INK club were pleasantly entcrtatnsd
and all OF the members were m attend
ance and a very ENJOYABLE afternoon wa~
spent. Fancy work and crochcting were
the diversions.
Last evening 81 the home OF Mrs r.
NJ Grimm. 81 the corner OF Eighth and
CARLISLE street. mum Der of friends
were entertained In honor of Mrs. John
l. Jones, OF Canton. who has been visit
ing at the home for several days. The
evening was pleasantly spent in sewing
ana Fancy work. Refreshments were
served.
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tAined the other day with n fareU n
dinner for Mr. and Mrs Harry paN
who are moving away.
Charles Lewis Is confined TO his
home with measles
Several OF John Deans family a-e
recovering from measles
Mrs. Elizabeth Wolfe. OF Rethieheiu
II recoveEing from an illness
:. X. Davis has returned home from
California. where h. spent the wi
ter lie visited many notable plac,
In that state and on his returne b.
crossed the border into Mexico. and
also visited the Grand Canon.
Kenneth Klinkler. OF Mozart hill. is
The local young people who are stu
dents In the Wheeling High schooi
are enjoying vacation this week
Three OF them. Misses Lillian Sneds
ker. Lota Bonar and Mr. VIII Sneds
ker have visited the Sherrard high
school
There was examination of the con
hrmatlon class az the Christ Luther
an church Wednesday evening Thre.
VIII De confirmed on Easter day
The Boys BRIGADE. organized few
uaNs ago az Mozart met last evening
az the church.
Room No. OF the Mozart school Of
which Miss Alma McNemar Is teach.
-, nave gotten I'm new bookcase and
library OF which they are Justly proud.
Miss Marie Ludwig who was seri-
ously III with typhoid fever. is improv-
Deputy Assessor c. r Cloudy has
begun the work Of assessing personal
property In Union district lie was
working the Mozart end Wednesday.
The Pleasant HIN Ladies' Aid soci-
Joseph Archey .
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PLAN TO ESCAPE
Plot Revealed at MoundsviIIe Peni.
tenuary Yesterday-Names OF
ConVicts Are Known.

What is thought TO have been an
attempt TO make a wholesale deliy.
cry OF convicts at the State peni on.
tlary was discovered by guards who
We're making the rounds Yesterday
morning. While going through the
building used as "A box factory. the
guards noticed that the floor in one
OF the dark corners had been taken
up and upon further Investigation
found that work had been started on
dlsslng tunnel few feet under
the ground 10 the outside wall. a dis
lance OF 30 feet. The wall is set i'm
the ground about 10 feet. and the
completion OF tunnel underneath
the wall would probably have taken
the men year or so. After digging
Tor some time. II is thought thai the
men abandoned the work on account
OF the lack OF space underneath the
moor TO conceal the dirt which wonld
kind Vi '"iS
An investigation following the dis.
covery was made yesterday morning
and although those who took part in
me plot We're discovered. Warden
Brown refused to reveal their names
replaced. '''Oi
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MIS-. Samuel Pursegiove and cbudr..,
ana mother. Mrs. Jennie Blair. who ba,-H
sI'"t hc winter in Dayton F'Iorfd,
are expected 70 arrive home to-morr,,,,,'
Soih 'arlisle has returned 10 MS
nvnie on the south side from a ,.isit
with his daughter Mrs CIarenc. Is,, 49, :
Held. and children. "i'tr
MIS- sam bunfee and children 70
suIhtd last evening from "a visit ,ytth
HiHs buutees parents Mr. and ~
John krcbs. OF Bellaire N'9'
MISS Lucy Lenore Cochran Of n, 49,.
~ Juases otucc. was at Wheeling on
business Thursday. ."
g.. hS- Mayor J. u. CLANCY and L. 7. Pei
~, or GAINESVILLE. were here on ierst
attairs yesterday ~ i'sai
Ma. Mayor Newton Wyckoff. OF Narttn,
day 'u9ineHa lhurs-
Miss Helen Daniels has retyr,.a o.
her home az UhrichsviIIe. after n Vt.is
S, me nome Of her uncle. James ~
'rossland. on Main street -
Attorney n. W schcrtzcr. Of p,tt.t,o
mousse yesterday ' N'Hi Z
RI, Harry Taylor and Leonard Moore NJ
n,ellaire, were business Visitors here o.
Thursday. "''e on
Mrs John sutt and daughter Nj.
hertle Mac. viii entertain this sffcr-
nyoh ana evening az fancy work. An
'i+.ant course luncheon will BE- served
Nctt Thursday 'N' at
Miss Anna LonElcy. 81 this place ,,ut
sp"nd sunday the guest of Mice r1rat
my boerr az New MartinevifIe
W. W. Morton was business tfrftor
az Wheeling Thursday
Any one having items of interest FOR
WIS paper cali National ISL
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A Hint for
Coming Maternity

In little hook designed Tor arreefanf
mothers more complete instruction f.
E.vcu in the ueo 90 Mothers Friend 90
Dis I7 an external crubrurnfiou applied
% The abdominal muscles Tor the purpoee
- reducing the strain on lFamcuts. cords
and trrdura
In thus Bringing relief and avoiding
pain great good lu Accomplished M
serves o. ease The mind. Indirectly has a
most beneficial effect uuou the nervous
fyrfem rul thousands ~ women hav.
doilrhtciiy told how they were free ~
nausea. had no morning sickness ara
won't thrulEh the ordeal with most 80
variable success. Mother FrIrnf.. ms
boon CROWNS in popular favor Tor rrrrs
Than forty rcIra. Dr. almost every rr---
r0un'fv pre- r-arfwothrra who u--f b
tn' Ives Their daughters have need LIZ
nnd iN'F certainly must know vrraf
h'D.rr TO ia whom they ro~owre-f Ii
- warmly. strictly nn external annrf.sft.g
N h'' n' other erect than o. arra fh.
muscle cords. trrf1ne ard U-4--.-f-
Involved hence i7 perfectly eafs 10 Me- ~
OF womrr. % ia used very rur-r-.r.,lf,
TO prevent r1k'rg uf breasts
mnthnr'r Frirn1- la rrrnrrrF Ca ft.
lanoraiory ~ uudfeId Uerulator O.
a'a ia~.-~ H'fs ttfa-ts 90 ~
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Briefs and Personals.

Or. J. IL. Ferguson's family arrived
here from COttageville. w Va. We'd
nesday. The train on which they
came to Wheeling was delayed by a
landslide. and they did not reach here
until late AZ night
Rev. q. =. GarVin OF East Crafts
burg. Vt. who Is taking a vacation
during the month OF April. Is visiting
AZ the home OF his mother Mrs. s
a. Garvin.
At his home on Mozart Hin. Harry
klinkler is slowly recovering
from injuries sustained the FIRST OF
the week in a fan from step ladder
az the Hub in Wheeling. where he isl
employed as shoe salesman
Last TUESDAY Grant WhetzaI moved
INTO the old Sherrard school house.
which he has remodcled into an IN
to-date dwelling house lie has fin
ished five rooms and will do still fur
ther work on a.
J. y Marble. Jr. who recently
bought the Peter Beihl farm. has been
plumbing the house for gas. and Is
moving into u the latter part OF This
week
Russell jefferson Is moving from
Wheeling 20 the Ellsworth Wolfe
The excavation work for the Beth.
lehcm Union chapel is started This
part OF the work is being donated bv
some OF the men Of the ncighborhood
walter Snedeker moved the first
OF this week from the farm he sold
10. woodward schmidt 10 Wheeling
leland on Wednesday Mr. Schmidt
moved onto, his farm from the Simon
BOpp farm
Carl Barte. Of the Wheeling rmple.
ment A. Buggy COMPANY d. moving
INTO the house on the Bopp farm va.
Gated BY Mr. Schmidt ne viii raise
poullfy ard continue running the
business in WleelinE
District superintendent ~ T.. pedi-
cord was 40 Sbergard. Thursdav. OK.
lWIniug the books of DR. o. H Cox
donated fu start public library
charles liummel driver Of school
waeoh No. ?. transferred the books
To Che school building
Mrs. J N MONTGOMERY and her
son Cecil. off Wheeling are visiting
al Tho home OF Mrs MONTGOMERY
lister Mrs ~ 8 MARBLE
Jesse Doughery I4 moving during
the latter part Of fhis week from tho
DOWNING i9rm. orr Wheeling creek. fo
mo V Davis farm
ollie Schots is moving from EIm
Grove 10 The UowuIur house which
DEL being vacated by Mr. Uou.hartv
Mrg Charles Nrmkr was calling on
friends OF Film Grove. "wednesday
George D. Folmar of Wheeling
creek ana Henry IO'mar. OF Cedar
Roc BE-. were zoo Sherrard. ON business.
Horny Rcmko ST. n 900 ue are
Fergu.onH first patient after ho
''1k over Dr r1ya practice. Wedue4.
day
Rev. a. G. Rifle will preach no Pair
view no 30 30 O. m next SUNDAY ana
% Wood IlIl 30 g o'clock Row Dol
y. Riddle q preaching service no AUrn
Grove VIII begin at g 30 in tho oven
ms
NJ. and Mrs George Hoge enter
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day to join the Wooster GIee club at
Pittsburgh.
The firemen OF this city are making
arrange ments for a carnival to be
held this summer
{. &. Dickens has moved his Offices
INTO the Dollar Bank building on Thir.
ty-second street
A foreigner was fined 81 and costs
In Squire Mason's court for assaulting
another. III .
A force of workmen is making mn.
merous repairs to the o., X. 4 w.
station. v"
All the union barber shops in this
city were closed yesterday afternoon.
and will continue to do so every
thursday afternoon until the first OF
The Young Mems Bible class Of the
Christian church held a party last
evening last
Painters and decorators are trans.
forming the interior of the CITY Hook
STORE on Thirty-second street.
Guy r. Lynch OF Woodsfield dan.
NY internal revenue collector. was IN
THIS city yesterday.
Beef Tenderloin, Sweet Rreads
OaIVes Liver. at Beuter Bros.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Glenn Price. Of Walnut street. who
underwent an operation at the Ohio VAL
injury sustained to his knee some time
ago. YVES able TO be removed TO his
home yesterday.
An interesting game OF ball will be
row afternoon. between the North and
south school teams. and IL will be one
OF the first games to b. played this sea-
son In this city.
reported to be seriously ill at the homo
or the parents. on South Zane street
suffering from pneumonia.
The Junior Mechanics held a well at
tended meeting in their hall in the
Shreve-Hervey building last evening
and several candidates were initiated
Wells McDaniels. OF Roscviue. who
has been working In the mill In this
this week on account Of the serious III
ness OF his family.
Constable George Duncan made a
business trip TO 81. Clairsviile yesterday
The Pythian Sisters will hold roru.
lar meeting In their hall on Hanover
street. this evening.
\ large crowd witnessed the match
duck pin games on the Ideal alleys last
evening. between the local team and the
bridgeport team.
At the regular meeting Of the Rod
Men 90 he held this evening. several
candidates will be taken through tho
various degrees.
large crowd from this city attended
the performance Of tho O1grien ruinstrc!
AZ the Court theatre Yesterday after
noon and were well pleased with tho
show
Items Of interest FOR this paper can
% left ct tho Hplsfon & Parker drug
store or call 3i2-J. on the Bell phone
The local Pcric OF Eagles will hold q
regular meeting in their hall this even
inE and arrangements viii be completed
Tor their memorial day Sunday
II Is said that q new shoe shine mar
Tor Will be opencd on Hanover street a.
the near future
choir practice will be held in All OF
the local churches this evening ana re-
hearsals for the Faster programs will
be held WIZ
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Moved 20 Cameron

On "Wednesday Robert Knights
family moved to Cameron. where Mr..
knight took charge of a blacksmith
shop last month. The family and
household furniture were taken to
Wheeling. and from there they went
by railroad Mr.. Knight had planned
10 move on wagons out the Fairmont
pike to Cameron. but he found that
the recent rains and the heavy oil
wei hauling on the roads had put
them IN an almost bottomless condi-
ton, which made moving in that d.
rection practically impossible.
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California Syrup Of Figs can't
harm tender stomach.
liver, bowels.

Look back az pour childhood DAYS.
Remember the 'physic~ that mother
insisted on-castor oil. ealomei. ca
hartics. How you hated them. how
YOU fought against taking them
With our children it's different
Mothers Who cling TO the old form OF
Physic simply don't realize what they
Co The chiidren's revolt rs well
founded. Their tender little "insides'
are injured by them.
II your child's stomach. liver and
bowels need cleansing give california
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MOTHER! IT'S CRUEL TO FORCE OIL
OR CALOMEL INTO A SICK CHILD

syrup % Pigs It's action Is pCsitl, q.
bat geutle. Millions % mothers kc,' .
This harmless fruit laxative" HANDY
they know children love 20 taxi d.
thaf it never fails 60 clean the liver
aud bowels and sWeeten the stom acn
and that a teaspoouful given tC-dal
saves sick child tomorrow. u
should b. the drst remedy given rs
u always does good. never any hurul
Ask your druggist Tor a 5O-ccnt hri
tie Of California Syrup OF FIJI
which has full directions for bah =
children OF all ages and for grown Ipt
plainly on each bottle Beware j
counterfcits sold here See that O. 2
made by California Ftg syrup COM
pany." Refuse any other Kind ND
contempt
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BELLAIRE
New Ice Plant.

The work OF remodeling the old
Century Glass Plant for the Koehn-
line Ice and Storage Company was
started yesterday afternoon by Con-
tractor Keyser. Excavation was
started for the foundation for the
new machinery which will arrive in
a few weeks. Contractor Keyser has
large force OF men at work on this
job and expects to have the plant
completed in a few weeks.
This new ice company Is composed
OF number OF prominent men IN
Bellaire, Martins Ferry and Bridge
port, and IL is their aim to erect a
plant that will supply the people IN
all the surrounding towns with ice
throughout the entire summer.
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The manager Of the local High
school ball team has made arrange
ments Cor the initial diamond con-
test Of the season on the local bali
held The game will be played with
the All-COllegians OF Benwood, which
Is reported TO be strong team.
However. the local boys have some
faith IN their own ability in handling
the bali this season. and an interest
ing game may b. expected II was
TO have been played tomorrow. but 4
the grounds are not in suitable shape
a later date will be set.
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While working about his team last
Tuesday. Isaac Black. driver of the
consolidate school wagon No. 3. sus-
tanned a somewhat serious injury
when one of his horses stepped on
his right foot. The horse was fitted
with the "neYer-slip" shoes, and one
OF the corks passed through Mr.
Blacks shoe and deep into his foot
in the region of the metatarsal bones
Medical attention was rendered by
Drs. Cox and Ferguson Mr.. Black
will probably be of duty for some
time and his brother Henry is taking
his place on the school wagon.
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Practice He'd up.

All OF the ball teams In the CITY have
been held up In their practice on ac-
count OF the wet weather and IL will
work serious handicap with the local
hlgh school team as they have been un-
able To- obtain any practice. They open
their season tomorrow n week with the
MoundSville team on the local grounds
IT the weather g. good to-day the squad
VIII be taken out for little exercise.
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Iu Irr I'.r which vra planned for
inr 'Ifr Gospel Mission tho latter r4rt
or fn'. month. fne been postponed on
lrD"nrf al fH. announcement al fEr
.Nud toe day. Tho Mission yin
Dos nI. i. r.ld of funde Fl. rnrrv an
Poo work which they arc doIrr ri fF.
'ni Nuf So fne flE daF hold last
N"t Whr~ Tor ths Miaei0u only 500 e4r
feared on account Of fTr bad ugraft.-
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John ". Cow Of This CITY has muir.
chased the Shane building ON Thirty
tlird street. the consideration being
$500
Items 81 interest for this paper may
b. leit az the CITY HOok store or TOLD.
phonod 90 the reporter. Url 1GfT
Loko thafin Of This city win leave
today for Gary. Ind. whore hc will
locate
Nies Carrie Movers entertained tho
members OF The H D. T. club af nor
home in South Bollairo last evening
We Grace long Of shafvaisa g.
visiting relatives and friends al
-nadFaide
Charles s,humakcf o. Wood Held
vas raIlinr on friends and relatives
In this city yesterday
John NanOrfr has returned fD Ca
oll. o. after visit with relatives
In this riiy
Haroiu Lamb Of This city Ien ycster.
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For Non-Support.

John Liston. OF Belmont street was
arrested yesterday by officer J. T.
iravers on warrant issued from
9qlulre Mlnders court, charging him
with non-suppport Of his minor child
Llston was arrested two years ago on
me same charge. and was allowed 10
20 on his promise TO provide for tho
cnlld. Last evening. before Souire
mihder; be was found guilty and fined
30 ana costs and sentenced to ninety
days In the GAINESVILLE workhouse
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rear the Price WIN Raise.

large number Of local people are
fearing that the price of coal will raise
since the mines have closed down and
some are already laying la n supply ct
ide them over till the miners resume
opera tions. Prospects for n settlement
at the present time are not very good
as both sides seem TO be standing Hrm
on the matter Several Of the men en-
ployed In the mines have already Sc
cured other lines OF work TO do during
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE


81. GAINESVILLE. o. April D
NIue, and Anna NJ. Randolph. age IL 81
"Tntellns. Squire Sidebottom officisted
tt in1ihas Reese. age p. and Nellie
emony. 'Hieu the GER
Oarmine I.iberait. age %. and Marda-
lena III Paslo. age % both 81 R.iist-,
squire Sidebottom officiated re-
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To Eurnish Water

The city water works may supply
the village of Shadyside. with water
II the proposition submitted by the
local board OF control is accepted. A
meeting OF the local board and a com.
mittee from the Shadyside council was
held and the proposition was submit
ted 10 them. The committee will re-
port back 10 council and IL the Shady
SIDE council approves of the PROPOSE.
supply the water.
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VII CIosed Don

The Aetna STANDARD plant OF the
american sheet A Tin Plate company
in this city closed down "Wednesday
afternoon for repairs. and 10 IL not
known when the plant will resume.
but the Workmcn are hoping that the
suspension will not be for any length
of time
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At meeting OF the board OF con
troll held "Wednesday evening they sign
"a a contract with the Worthington En-
CINE Company FOR the installation Of the
new pump at the water works station
and they selected the S32. 900 contract
which calls FOR the installation Of the
pump complete and ready for action
IL II said that work will be started on
the contract at once
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MARTINS FERRY


The board OF education held n snecia1
meeting in the office Of Or. n. A. Black-
Iord. president OF the board yesterday
morning and selected tentative lee
tuIe course Tor the year. The course Is
one OF the finest on thu Colt Iyceum
burtau, and also one OF the higcSt priced
on the road. The course include EIGHT
mum bcrs. al OF high class nature.