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MISS ALICE PAUL
TO TAKE VACATION
Head of Suffrage Body Will Go
to Her Home in New Jersey
for a Rest.

On the verge OF physical collapse as
Q result of overwork. Miss Alice Paul,
head of the Congressional Union of the
Woman Suffrage movement. will leave
Washington within the next few days,
for rest at her home IN MOorestown,
y. !.
She plans to return to the city tenn
Sorarily to participate in the confer
Cnce at the home Of Mrs. Kent, January
IL. when the plans of the union for the
coming wear will be determined.
Miss Paul has been very active in
her efforts in behalf of the cause fo-
rtore than 4 year Her friends have
been urging her for some tine to take
q vacation.
When she returns to the city, offices
viii be provided for her on the second
floor of the KelloE building, where
tic Grester part of the floor has been
leased for the union. The Present Of
flee. at 1920 street, will be left in
charge of an organizer. who will he
assisted by = reception committee, of
which Mrs. Morven Tompson is chair
man.
Two Of her assistants will be Mrs.
Dana Durand and Mrs. Laura OWenE-
One or more members of the commit
&c will be on hand at all times to re-
Ceive visitors.
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Deaths.

Dorothy V.-beAAsA7-B years. Garfield
Hospital
street southeast.
Isaac A. Routh, 81 years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
Richard Bell. so years, Government Hos
pitaI for the Insane.
Alma H. DAILY. "a years, Sibley Hos
pital.
Lenard A. Frailey, 70 years. 1895 Twenty
first street northwest.
Jane r.. Killikelly. a years, 2z1 East
Capital street.
Timothy HeaIy. 50 years. III Sixth street
southwest.
Matilda A. Spaulding, 70 years. 1l2s
Twenty-fifth street.
John c. Ryan, 81 years. Providence Hos
Harriett Lowry. ss years. 1914 NsyIOr
road
Clara D. Sanders, 3 years, 80 Nintn
street northeast
Charles H. Daley. "A years, Emerseney
Hospital.
Samuel W. Deckman, 80 years. rs
Twelfth street southeast
Emily Hunter. a years, Washington
Asylum Hospital.
Solomon Wilson. 50 years tW 10. ISIS
Benning road.
Ruth E. Reynolds. years, 81 Liberty
street southwest.
Alice Jackson. a years. sS1k MaSsachu-
setts avenue northwest.
Martha Armstrong, 81 years, A7 Meals
court northwest.
Isaac H. willis. . years. 1875 o street
northwest.
Arthur N. Chase. n years. tuberculosis
Hospital.
William Fl. Barnes. % years. IOS1z Ben
ming road, d. c.
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Vital Records.
Births.

Charles H. and Louis H. Trueworthy,
Toy.
Charlie r and Marie Steen, girl.
Roy A. and Elizabeth g. MoIesWorth,
girl.
z. F. and Anna Z. Morris, boy.
Robert E. and Elizabeth Landlord, boy.
Felix and Rose E. Licarione. girl
Edward II. and Elizabeth Egbert, boy.
Arthur and Annie Ellis, girl.
Jesse w. and Edna F. Brian, girl.
Thomas J. and Mary j. Barnes, boy.
Frank and Bertha Z. Washington, boy.
Nenia and Ruth wallace, girl.
Napoleon L. and Eliza A. Whche, boy.
William F. and Loda Riley, girl.
William and May Gordon, girl
Ezekiel and Jessie Fowler, girl.
Louis and Susie Dozier, girl.
Edward G. and Margaret c. Allen, boy.
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Marriage Licenses.

Charles A Oehm and Annie NJ. p. W.
Henneberry, OF Baltimore, Nd.
Frank Egan and Della NJ. Holsinger, Of
Nokesvllls, Va
John Devlin and Emma A. ASeIman, Of
Washington.
Giuseppe Eruzzese and Girolama Sor-
remit, Of Washington.
Louis Dering and Anne Koblentz, Of
Washington.
Richard Johnson and Msude Carter. Of
Washington.
Andrew jackson and Elizabeth Bailey,
of Washington.
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FOR SALE-FARMS

BIG BARGAIN 20 acres miles from Lynch
burg. Va: high eleN alton; beautiful View
uow dwelling; Sood Groom tenant hOuse; cS-
ceIlent sprinE: half cleared; balance In tin
Der: A., CO. easy terms. J. 81, EARNEST,
ST. Rainier. Nd. u
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DEATHS

BRIDGET-On Saturday. January O. 1874 AZ
. $50 a. M. at her residence 1919 Third
street northwest, JULIA A. BRIDGEr.
daughter OF the late Richard 3. Bridget
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS DUwLING & CO., A

THOMAS BOWLING & CO., Auct.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE
APARTMENT HOUSE CONTAINING
TWENTY APARTMENTS AND TWO
STORES, CORNER FLORIDA AV-
ENUE AND QUINCY PLA z l.
NOhTHHEST. =.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia passed IN EQUITY
Cause No. 5lyl4, the Undersigned trustee. will
sci! at public auction, In front OF the prem
ises, on Thursday January Sth. 1914. at half
past four O'Clock p. m. the following de-
Scribed land and premises. situate anu be-
ing in the County OF Washington. in the
District Of Columbia, namely. Lot Four (D
in Block Twelve u2). ''Bloomingdale," as
per plat recorded in Liber County No. T.
iolio io Of the Records OF the OnicC or the
Surveyor Of the District OF Columbia. to-
gtther with the improvements thereon.
Terms Of Sale: Onc-third the purchase
money 20 be paid in cash. and the balance in
two years, with interest at per centum per
annum, payable sCmi-annually from day Of
sale, secured by deed OF trust on the property
sold, or all cash at the option OF the puT-
chaser. A depoSit Of 500 Will be required OF
the purchaser at tho time OF sale. All con-
Veyancing. recording and notarial fees at the
cost Of the purchaser
Terms OF sale 10 be complied with within
fifteen days from date Of sale, otherwise the
erty at the risk and cost OF the defaultinE
purchaser after Ave days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington, Y. {: C:A - o.
A. B. CLAYTON. Treasurer CTrusteel.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

PURSUANT TO SECTION /. ARTICLE fx.
OF BYLAWS. notice Is heTebY given that the
Annual Meeting OF the stockholders Of The
Directors for the ensuing year and such
other business may be brought before the
meeting, VIII be held at the office Of the
irgton. d. C.. on Wednesday. January II.
1914. at 1875 O'Clock a. III.
The polls will be open from II o'clock a. m.
Until u O'Clock noon
H d. CHAMPION. Secretary.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

THE BEST HOUSES built to order.
Owner then sees material and workman
ship. We design. finance and build to your
idcas on your lot AT saving Of at least 10
over a ready built house. See US today and
our stock Of free building plans. open tili
8. TEPPEH s. DIAMOND. builders. 50 T.
ST Y. W. phones ". 32ss; aner 8 Col 44is.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

FREE HAULING TO WAREHOUSE
during January and February; particulars at
140S Pennsylvania ave. n. W.
LITTLEF1ELD ALVORD & CO.,
hGS Pa n ".
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APARTMENTS TOILET
Unfurnished.

HI WYOMING. AVE. NV
Ons OF the most exclusive nelghborhoods
in washington; Tor rent tenants account.
An apartment OF six large rooms. reception
hall and two baths. Rear porches. All
Electric elevator. Good service. Immediate
possession may be secured. Rent only SSl
per month. Apply to Jsnitor, or
THOMAS }. FISHER & Co, Inc.
73S 10th St n. w.
THE HANSEN
100 sth at n. W.
Desirable downtown apartments opposite
the Carnegie Library. Convenient to all car
lines.
End floor south; rooms and bath. ST. so
ard floor, south; rooms and bath. .... $40. 90
See US about these reasonably priced apart
THOMAS j. FISHER & d., Inc,
73S 18th ct. n. w.
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FOR RENT-GARAGES

STORAGE EUI SE or stable -gaIRge; TUo-
story upW brick building BaLsmsnt t0l
sth n, ".
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HELP WANTED
Male and Female.

wANTED-AmbItious people who wish TO be
prepared for a good position in the shortest
possible time: Gregg shorthand, touch type
writing, Bliss bookkeeping. WOODS COM
MERCIAL SCHOOL. 81 z. Capitol st
wANTEJ-Persons to prepare IoT civil serF-
ice examinations: private and confidential
lessons at reasonable rates. WOODS COM
MERCIAL SCHOOL S1l e. Capitol St
BRICK CLEA SERS-Ten. Apply p. F.
GORMLEY COMPANY. 11th and G sts. NV.
WANTED-Buyer for silk and
knit underwear and sweater de.
parhnent. Only those with best
references regarding character and
ability need apply. Box III,
Times Office.
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MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and others upon their own names. chsaV
rates, easy payments; ccnndential.
WELLS . CO.. r. -653 18th st N. ".
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FOR RENT
722Z Blair road NV, rooms, bath. .SS0-oO
4217 Sth st. NV, ST. b., reception
hall, only. .................. ......... 229o
lO2e 7th ST. net . rooms, bath. $50
6S2i Piney Brhnch Road, rooms
and bath. .............. ............. 2e5O
Wisconsin avd NV, Tenleytown.... lo-5O
lS26 lila. Ave.tnw. 1r. and BATH. SZ-SO
lCOLORED.
$50 Mo. ave-. B rooms and baths. $50. "
l6 Brewers cotTt ne.................... l0o9
2907 Cleveldndtave. nW................ lS-oO
LOUlSP. SHOEMAKER,
220 Southern Bldg.
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QUINCY ST. n. w, seI-7 rooms, hath, hot
water hest: south front; best white section
In city; t1.so. Key SO,
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FOR SAlE-L0TS
INVESTMENT PROPERTY

IGIl !. ST. :. T.. .-sLury apartment.
apartments Containing rooms
and bath each. In excellent COndi-
Iion. Rental income $40 per
month. I'riCe 81 500.
\. e IIOUGHTON & CO.
6;J F. st. y. ".
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Male.

CARPENTER or hrcmen and butler or jani-
JOr. two reliable coIored men; references
EUREKA, ioil New York ave.
DIShWAsHER in hotel or work around
house by neat colored man. 4O4 p st. NV.
-... 1s
YOUNG GERMAN MAN wants position in
private amily. l.. BINDER. 60e 22nd n.
\ W.
POSITION white chauffeur. have had 7
Years experience: drive any make Of car;
hAvs the best OF references.
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ONLY up-to-dste full dress and tuxedo suits
fo- hire. NJ. T. PINES. Merchant Tailor
zoos Tth st. n. ". Phone Main 52l4.
CARPET CLEANIHG: sanitary process; also
rug weaving. OLD LAUREL ECLIPSE.
s0s-SH loth st S. W. Main S26I-M.
RUGS WOVEN like new. guaranteed years:
carpet cleaning OLD LAUREL ECLIPSE.
3o9-su 10Th st. s. W. Main 2254-M.
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Want
Columns

LOST AND FOUND
BRooCH-Sman diamond crescent; one stone
missiaSs: owners name inside ReWard,
l55i 81. y. W. L.
DoG-Seotch collie dog, brown right foot
Please return to 1922 r. I. ave. n. W. ami
receive reward.
GOLD WATCH FoB-Initials G. F. {. en-
gTaved. Kindly notify G. F. CHASE, I4l7
Bslmont st, suitable reward.
NECKPIECE-Iost between British embassy
and Connecticut Apartment House, Janu-
ary !, about O'Clock. chHd's gray chin
Chllla squirrel Please return TO Apt. !, the
Connecticut and receive reward i"
NECKPlECE-Black wolf. New Year Eve,
about 1880 Raleigh Hotel. 18th to F. 70
sih stE- Reward SIS East Capitol st
PlN-Jsnuary /. crescent with small pearls
between 18th St s. z. and Meaders or Ave
Grand. Kindly return to 735 18th ST. S. z
and receive reward.
RAJ TERRIER PUP-white with brown
spots. Reward for return to 80 sth st. S. E.
Found
NINE umbrellas, 2 rings, packages l pin
Toy watch. suit cases. l portfolio, !
mEn. coats. ? hats, 1 sweater. pocket
books, pair gloves, . valiSes. / card case,
shawl, comb. bass drum, / pair rubbers
tvASHINGTON TERMINAL. Union Station
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FOR RENT-OFFlCES

TWO large rooms suitable for architect.
patent attorney. or photographer: also sew
erAl sfualler rooms: buildings modern
ana central, and rents are reasonable. Ap-
ply OLIVER METZEROTr. metzerOtt bldg.
ul0-lll2 + st. n. W.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES

SECONDHAND WAGON: scod condition;
cheap Isl llth ST. y. l..
TEN head horses ana mares; right out o.
hard work; 10 be sold at asolable prices;
no reasona ble offer refused. Rear Haven
ner's Bakery. 6th and { sits. n. W.
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DALLAS

DALLAS. ". Va. April 1O-SpcciaI
Easter services will BE- rendered Slndsy
morning IT both Of IN. churches. pro-
saIul2 nave been prepared by both
WIN Guy. who has been very an Of
pneumonia, IS some better at this writ
Mrs. Donuas Richcy has accepted +,
Wheeling. Nv ia
Mrs. Frank Rhosdcs returned Friday
from Taylorstown. She has been spend
lhE some time with her mother. who
was very ~ At that place.
from a heavy cold.
VIM. Marshall was o. business visftor
IN Elm Grove Thursday.
y. T. lthoadcs II confined % his home
with rheumatism.
Mrs. JOhn Frye. Who has been IN
since last fail. b. In a very serious CON
dttton at present.
5. L. Order will 20 90 Philadelphia
IA. IN the near future to take tho o.
in that state for cmbaiming-
VIII Sampson has returned home
from teaching his third successive term
of school az Gittloton.
Mary. tho little laughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. simon White. has been very m
WIN a trouble In the glands Of the
Mrs. Rena Alley. Of MaiorsviIIc vn-
calling on friends boz Dallas Tuesday.
rat Ryan spent Wednesday evening
visiting friend near Woucy'e Point
Ihc members OF the ". y. church en-
lcrlnined with an egg supper Friday
night. for the new piano fund.
Mre Mart Ruth expects 90 leave Mon
daF Tor Warren. ohio. where her son
George is attending mJzic school
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. cold weather
ARA covers the country east Of the
Mississippi this morning. With the
center over n Ohio and Tennessee
Valleys. A temperature OF "a degrees
was recorded at Atlanta Ca.
The pressures are low and the TEN.
peratures higher over the upper val.
ieys. Central West and Southwest. A
high pressure area is forming over
the Northwest.
Fair weather and rising temepra.
ture are Indicated for this section TO-
night n Saturday.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. 40 degrees; lowest last
night. 25 degrees. no rainfall.
The Ohio will fall at Parkersburg
saturday. The river will continue
20 rise at Point Pleasant until Sun
NOTICE-The Beauford scale will
be used by the Weather bureau here.
after in designating wind velocities
IN weather forecasts.
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LITTI.BTON

LlTTLETON. W. Va. April IO-Mr.
and Mrs. r, O. Funk. OF N~oundsville,
visited the formers brother. 7. n.
Funk. Monday.
Mr.. Carl Wayman. OF Cm,ron. Wis.
tied friends In town Sunday.
Miss VERNE Hupp. OF Pennington,
visited friends in own SUNDAY.
Misses Essie M Enie Lewis have
returned TO their home n Round Bot
tom. after spending a feW days with
trends In town.
Mr. Ed. Lowe and daughter Crotch.
en-. OF cameron. spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Robinson.
Mr; n Mrs. Dick Walker anil son
. charles, OF Grafton. spent Saturday
and Sunday with the l~atter's aren't
MI n Mrs. w. NJ. Nanhorn.
MI. e Berdine. OF Hundred. spent
sunday with friends in town.
Melivan and Lewis Hart, Of Nc.
Mechen. visited their grandparents.
Air. and Mrs. John Garrison, Satur.
day and Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Riggs l. visiting her sis.
Ter. Mrs. Frank Hart. at McMechen.
Mrs. nellie Will was a business Wis.
itor at Wheeling. Saturday.
Mrs William Lemley. OF Hundred,
spent Tuesday V with friends here
Mr.. J. II. Robinson is visiting
days.
Mrs. John COe is visiting friends
days.
Mrs. J.. VI. Coe. OF Sebring. Ohio.
returned home Thursday. after VISIT.
ing relatives heer for a few days.
MT. \. George was a business visi.
Tor in Wheeling, Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Nillens spent Satur.
day and Sunday with relatives al
Fairview.
Mr.. Ward Martin Of Fairmont. spen,
sunday with friends here.
Mrs. j. r. McNary and daughter
Virginia, spent Wednesday with
friends at Wheeling.
Mr. Ed. Crow. of McMechen, is Wis.
iting here for a few DAYS.
MT. Chas. Welch. of McMechen, was
a business visitor here Saturday.
Miss Olive Hixenbaugh Is VISITING
her iather. Mr.. Hixenbaugh, at Pitts.
bureh, this week.
Mr.. j. 5. OFT has purchased a new
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Nanhorn was burnt very badly
ABOUT the face. while moving FRIDAY
10 me j n. Pyles property.
VIII Farrell was a Fairmont visitor
tuesday, calling on business.
Misses Mary and Katherine Odea
nave moved from C%larksburg 10 their
property on Railroad street. vacated
by g. o.. Earnest.
Miss Cleo NAY spent the past few
days at Halfway.
Miss Lora OFT was calling on Miss
Ahne Lobaugh. Monday eve.
Miss Lillia Barrett. OF
spent Sunday in town.
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The Christian Eudcavor ~ the At
Union church met YESTERDAY evening
having an Interesting program Mem
herS from the Sand hin Epworth league
attended and assisted with the masfine
MI Albert uuEue. Of Golden. was u
business caller here this week.
ar. w u. Marsh. Of the Beliville
Iafm. VIII move boz the near future 60
"a farm near West Alexander.
Mrs. Maxwell who b. 300 af the home
or her brother. Mr.. John Douglas. Is
improving.
Mr. i"hr Havisft. ths road sommi..
spucr had o. force az men on the Rig
Wheeling Greek road Improving the cor-
dltUu 81 the road.
Harry Howard and HAYES Francis
were business callers a. TIm Grove tr--
week.
Mr j. D. Gardner. tho Timer Sand
itill blacksmith. has TRADED Tor q driy-
ing horse.
william Maxwell bel confined to bis
with rheumatism.
W. and Mr. " D. Kent were the
81" Mf D.. Kent this week.
Dr. uudrum and family. of Eurera
Point, moved tu their rrwfr nrTuIred
o. Formerly occupied tf ST. Joun
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL. w. Va. April iO-Ep.
worth league program for April IL:
Song-"rel the Story OF Jesus"
Roll Call.
Topic OF the MeetinE-"The JOY OF
Easter in the Soul
Scripture ReadinE-Matt. sS.l-I0-
Song-The Great MUSICIAN"
KcadtnE-"Easter" FIorence To,es
Reading-'The Gladness OF Easter.
Instrumental Music-EIsie caldwell
and W. II. Turner.
Reading-'rhe Easter Joy".......
Reeding-The Aftergiow Agnes Luxe
scripture Reading-John 2O:ls-22....
Song-"The Comforter Has Come.
Readtng-"The Joy or Easter i'm the
Reading.The JOY Of conI firtirSqe For
Resding-'The Joy OF Faster in The
Joy in Mission" ..... Haze Winters
Instrumental Music.
Reading-'Before the Dswn"....
Reading-"The Easter Dawn -.
Reading-"The Coming OF jesus,
Testimonials.
song lie Came 20 Save Ne"
Readtng Of the Benedtction.
oscar Dague. cader
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WIN goo new order OF things. per.
iI Hnd corporation. 0wrurIuE fn their
.Hnnf returns. COUNTY NHHr.an.
itinkt De- meeting with H great deal ~
@ .N Die work Iu ono Instance 1
being f6f 1000 the aHmr 4. I4st ve4r
goo. however. fa m1FIrE uu nia total re-.
turns tlaN.Nun. Tho BLANK will Ha rs.
turned ~ him that che mistake may DO
corrected Or was not I-uffrUHrar tut i,
Nf mistaken calculation. The na.
nrg soy flHI lr their opinion tho
'iIIN "i fNF people over the cts
trd ruuutr arr r~rIafr.rInr fa rIyr
-u.m = -LIL-r IrlL L- InnLr r-turr.
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HurrNGroN ADOPTS "Ix
LAW SIMILAR TO LOCAL ONE

Following an inspection trim % ,h,.
Guy by Health Commissioner Wells. OF
huntingdon. that city adopted recently
the milk testing and other health svs-
TENS or this city. While here thu ror,
missioner stated that he was deeply i'm
pressed with the work Of the health de
psrtnent OF this city and would use
MS influence to get the down river city
70 copy after US. An ordinance has been
drawn up by the Huntington o~ficiais
covering the question.
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lHn rtHte prohibition law Dob usmpHtr
'Hr1I iu which many intricate uarfs ar.
NItL.f THE copies arc for az
.nerln and Dis dfuutfe rr.aIaf IA,
HFfWfrf hfH been established BOZ frs
van '1mu UTI.r Co DO know D.
in' nsfartmsnt FOR che enforremfr,
prohibition Deputy Ter Commits.
ff Hafhhurr will BE- Ir UIrrai
'Hrrr while rat Anderson viii b. I-
We .lIl n letter arrumuarvIrr fMs
pamphlet faid that fhsv could ts,g y,
reF'rt u-rirfsuuorat Violation a. us
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County Funds.

The report OF the sheriff shows that
the FUNDS OF the county are growinE
low. and that there - not sufficient
money available to pay for the con-
structton OF the completion OF the coun-
which has already been started. Two
spans OF the bridge have been parry
finished at IA cost OF 5000. and AZ Is
two spans alone will cost at Ieaat
5000. The remainder Of the brtdgs
Will cost over S25. 600. while there -
probable that the work will be post
poned until the new levy is available.
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EPwoRTH LEAGUE
MORNING WATCH

Sunday morning the Epworth
league OF the Fourth Street Method
~ nurch VIII hold an Easter morn
ing watch meeting az $50 O'Clock
The service Is intended for everyone
who will attend. II will be a praise
service. and a special program has
Ueen arranged. Prof. Odgers will
make an address. and Miss Kachmar
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Mr.. Porter Entertain.

MT. ID. \. Porter entertained at his
nome ~ honor OF his forty-fourth birth
Jay. Inc social diversions were music
ana social games. At "a Conventions
m9ur dainty refreshments were served.
u hose present we're; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Barttng and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Hips-
ley and daughters. Misses Katherine
Earlewtne and Leila Comield. MessrS. L.
EarIeufne &'fN
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Mr.. John Douglas sugtHincd UuIte a
loss OF poultry. \ number Of geese and
ducks we're feeding alonE n small stream
away from the house and was attacked
by n neiEhbor's dog. All but three we're
killed. n they died some time later.
The nock was estimated at $40.
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DIED

oNE0On Thursday. April ., 1914. a.
li+dO O'Clock a. m. at her late resi-
dence No. ne Twelfth street. LILLE
", wife Of ". l.. J0res.
Funeral services at the residence Satu--
day afternoon at 2.00 o'clock. Friends
Of the family invited. Interment AL
Weeks cemetery. bridgeport. Ohio.
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Mrs. John Gordon died at the home OF
her daughter. Mrs. l.. ID. Rowan near
this city. Wednesday afternoon, at the
age OF 81. after an illness OF only a
rev days. OF pneumonia. She was sur
VtNed by four sons and two daughters.
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The Sand UIl Epworth League w..
give a pie social az the Lower sand
Htl school house. April % for the on
VIII be q nsh pond and other amuse-
ments. Every one b. cordially Invited
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SEALED PROPOSALS
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Notice 20 Manufacturers, Sobbsrs. Msr-
chants and Other Wholesale DeaisrE-
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TFat
the state Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia will receive bids dsi,y
AZ Its OFFICE at Charleston, West yfrgfniS-
state Institutions, the u~nancfaf manass
ment OF which Is vested In said Board
contracts viii be awarded 20 the Lowest
bidders. quality considered, and other
things being equal. West virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on recairt OF reauosfs
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Jn-l-u Gharleston. west Virginia
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MISCELLANEOUS

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ana make go weekly iu addition u,
prcsent income l6 complete sd. gin-
Nel fubIi'hing CO. Trenton. Illinois
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
hRTERiAL ENBALMER,
1922 and it24 Main Street.
Calls Answered Day or EIEht-
Store Phones 635.
9. J. Bertschy. Nat. Phone I95q-R
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PERSONAL

BROTHER Accidentally discoN cred
root cures both tobacco habit and In
digestion. gladly send particulars. II.
d Stokes. Mohawk. Florida.