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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
sail ar D@ysygrak.

HAMPTON ROADS. VA. April IA
The Norfolk navy yard took on "A
xar-like appearance when orders
were received to prepare the battle
ships Arkansas. Vermont. New Hamp-
shire and Nav Jersey and the dis
patch boat Yankton. for immediate
departure for Tamptco,
The New Hampshire is a. the yard
undergoing repairs Most af the
crew were ashore when the orders
were received. bat they were rounded
up by squads 81 marines and brought
back 70 their ships The New Hamp-
shire viii sail at dayoreaA tomorrow
morning.
The otfser sfssps were on the south
err drill grounds when they received
orders to sail They came into Harnp-
ton Roads 1ontght for supplies ard arm =
rs1nIttan The torpedo boats Sen
haTx, Cummings. and Parker. are ALSO
at anchor In Hampton Roads, but had
not received any orders to sail at a
late hour tonight. The basrfleSfa p
Delaware Syas expected to accompany
the fiesss - Mexico, butt she L. In no
condition TO 20 to sea- She Is under
going repairs AZ the navy yard. and
scrgae u her machinery has been re-
moved.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
IF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
TAKE SALTS TO Flush KIDNEYS
AND NEUTRAIILE TRRITAT,-
ING ACIDS

Kidney and bladder weakness result
from uric acid, says a noted authori-
~. The kidneya filtsr this acid from
the blood and pass * on to the blad-
der, where IL often rem AIMS To irri-
tate and inglsrne, causing burning
sc2ld4ug sensation, or setting up an
Irritation at tbs neck OF thu bladder.
obligfng you 10 seek relief two or
fares timas during tho night The
sufferer !s In constant dread. the
water passes sometimes With a scaid-
ing sensation. and ls very profuse
again, thsrs is difficulty in avoiding
-
Bladder weakness most folks call
It. because they can't control urins-
ton. While " Is extremely annoying
and sometirnas very painful, this In
really one OF the most simple ailments
10 overcome Get about four ounces
OF Jad salts from your pharmacist
and take a tablespoonful IN a glass
OF water before breakfast. continue
this for two or three days This win
neutraiixe the acids IN the urine 80 IL
no longer is a source OF irritation 10
the bladder and urinary organs, which
then act normally again,
Jad Salts ia inexpensive, harmless.
and liz made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice. com hired with lithta,
and Is used by thousands of folks who
are subject TO urinary disorders caused
by uric acid irritation Jad Salts ts
splendid for kidneys and causes NJ
bad effects whatever
Here you have a pleasant effer-
vescent ltthla " alter drink which
quickly relieves bladder trou HE ADV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
NEW PETERSBURG
DEPARTMENT STORE

PETERSBURG, VA, April IA
Messrs. Lsyenstsin bros. whose de-
partmeut stores IN North Sycamore
street were destroyed By FIRE in the
latter part Of November has aboGt
completed razinE their old building
preparatory to erecting "a handsome
department store on the site
The Measrs. f.aversfaln since the
adn Istrneut Of their losses ~ the frs
have purchased Of Mr r. O. Temple
in Union street his residential prop
erty. which was directly ia the rear
Of their building and wtl erect there
on according To reports Well founded
an up-t0~ date tf1cHfer The Nessrg.
I4svenstefn state that IL is their tnten-
tfons Ia erect a theatrical building
second to none in the state which II
Tn believed viii attract tn Petersburg
such shows that have never been mere
before.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
Frsua Guatemala.

The following from missionary Ia
! Guatemala, Central America. ~ sits
nlfscsnt
''An eoss welt az present Excel
lent attendance at services yesterday
las at sunday school ard probably
about 2a0 al night The contributions
amounted IL SIsS tpesasl besides s5S
ta the home mission fund. Sivtag a to-
tai ef stse, The English eongFega.
tioa. representing ahant uh@ hundred
times the wealth ~ the Spanish, gave
only SIS (p@sasl the natives beating
them Nne hundred times ovar. pgapor-
tIunately
fs'rhe sehoot is Noting we'll Don
RiaStn Arwuefa lataN made trim 10
tha shore and opened eleven raw
preaching peinta ot gram twelve "a
l7a attendants ia an elsht days' trim
lie made arrangements far irregular
preaching at ais 81 theHa iaeiaaing
tha largest aans Know What IN
the Marid we'll IA N ws can't employ
some ~ cur yohns men ~ tonk after
these aa4ens az haw congregations
that Ase calling Tor some ene ~
preach ta them They ara apt far
enough aiang set Go dexelap the self
Support side ts the full ana We Gan /
pay for Il all ourselves
My classes ARE going on fnnr "a
week besides sunday sahanl and two
ppeachinK services, and essitnrial wprk
Nn the twe little papers, nan anstaN@
II great help My lectures and
glasses 70 far have hven On Alhiteal
geography aau the Ideal Chflstsan
home, Will take up the anhieet ~
Christian citizenship next Ana III a
series af aiAcouraseS on the Lard :
| PRAYER la tAe sunday evening ser
yAfa@.~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
FROM EVERYWHERE

Switzerland now makes 3a hears a
legal @orkans weeh
Nlne Thousand sehotehmen went to
Canada last year
Native runners ia south Africa re
ceav@ go cents da4,
Canada cultivated aresr ln ian
Naa 81 4o4,tla acres
fnala lev3vs a tAN aa tueomaa ef
slBa q Year aud uWAras.
E'enasYlvanla has refused SIS ahal
lAA hanging ar murder penalty
Moving pictures wore recently al
aktted IA evidence Ia h0senn court.
Isoa Angeles has IA0.Q0e telephone
subscribers served hy tWa companies.
People In china ARE adopting the
telephone with eNlraeriinary read
Nose.
The pulse az hurse ~ a httle more
than half a. rapid as thas ef a man.
TAreughoAt sha werla there are
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
REFUSE TO IMPROVE
SIXTH WARD STREETS

PETERSBURG, VA. April IA
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board or aldermen was held IN the
council chamber last evening at the
usual hour and a large amount OF
routine business sent APP from the
council was conferred In. The only
new resolution Of public interest Of
frred was that Of Alderman Kidd
from sixth ward. who insisted upon
further Improvement 10 the sidewalk
of that section ri the city. The great
majority Of those present seemed nm
anauhedly opposed 80 Mr.. Kids mo-
ton. and the matter was finally set
tied b. Mr. Kidd offering resolution,
that representatives. of his ward
should be given a hearing In the n at
ter he b ard adjourned 10 meet
again on April 26th.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
Inereassea Membership.

PETERSBURG VA. April 1.-THE
second quarterly conference OF High
Street NJ T.. church was held last
evening. Presiding Elder r. r. Lips
comb in the chair The report of the
church clerk showed that seventy two
new members had been added 10 the
church during the past quarter, that
$500 had been subscribed for missions
and that the various societies Of the
church arc all in fiourishing con-
dition Delegates, TO the district con-
ference to be held in I4awren2evihe
IN July were elected as follows.
Messrs Isham r.. Dyer. r, f Gin. and
r III O'kennon: alternates. Messrs,
Isham r. Andrews. James II. Gray
and George y. Harlow
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

NEW ORLEANS. la. April Ia
The Uaitesd States transport Hancock.
the ouiy vessel in the LEGAL hsffbor con-
ne~cted with the United States navy,
tonight Is preparing with All possEoie
sn4Aa for her departure early totnoF~
vaw rxaprn&nas for Tafnptco- The HAA#
cock / sdua to clear. with her big
force of marines aboard. at dayoresAk.
The Hancock vii lcarry SEQ marines,
constituting the first advance base
regiment Colonel John A. ise1eune,
Wall he In command The men have
been here for some weeks and the
organization Il Ia condition W hen
the sailing orders came today. they
found the Hancock already full coaled
ard proyi&oaei, ana little u1 prepare
ton was needed 60 com piete her readi~
mesa for seSa.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
CONGRESS POWDERS


ss PLANTATION upon Huerta- Another we'll
informed senator advanced the ori4t~
nal idea that the president had done
HGerJa a service by sending the feet.
and THAI the provisional president had
probably deliberately fouted the United
States In order 70 invite such action
an Was taken today by ordering the
heet to Tamplco
sHaerta IL rapidly nearing his end
In Mexico. and he undoubtedly would
rather surrender TO the United States
than TO the eonstitutionalists like Car
rama and VILLA" said this senator
Senator Stone. chairman OF the for
stzn relations COMMITTEES In at Ham
ton Roads reeuperatlnx after a Sc
sere illness. Senator Shiyely, Of In
dana acting chairman C. this commit
tee. or hearing this news Of the 1eet
order remarked that II looked like
n uble, and hurrid away TO the state
department 10 get dstaAs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
NEWS OF PETERSBURG


ing and enthusiastic that the cham
beF has YET held
President Il. & Kent presided and
explained tho object ~ getting the
mem herw of the chamber 20 express
Themselves "a n what they wonid
have the chamber to do to make
Petersburg a bigger and better city
Among other speakers Of the evening
we're Msssrs. Herbert PiUmmer. X
a. Cloudy Tucius r. Robertson, A. W
Waich. Hon !, Gordon BohanHon and
Secretary William W Martin all ef
whom spoke enthusiastically up IN af-
eerent topics suggested for the better.
ment Of the city
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
Eject NpN1rXfnen-

PETERSBCRG, VA. April t.
Nestrias were elected at Grace and
ST PaCrs Episcopal churches yester
day as iollc W.:
Grace Church-Messrs w l. I'm
ner. Sr. i. r Knock. Robert ~
Ra3r e.. Rehcrt Lunsford, s. NJ. Per
ktnson Philip Roper. T, f. Parsons
John NoyIer Walter E Eanes. y A.
Robertson. Robert PritChard. Nav
erly Nil},tns.
ST. FaLrs church -Mesars. r y
Gillian. Emmett Hoy r. e Heath
HeroeTt Rogers, A. s. Weisiger, r e,
Friend Charles Lunsford W II Cuth
bert, H C. Myers A u, Wood. George
Mason, r. A Martin. Jr
st johns caureh Will elect vestry-
men later
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

for a salute to- the Stars and Stripes,
or. for the sake Of sxpediency and
the future ~ It's policy NJ watchgul
watting. accept the inadequate repa-
ration which has been promised By
Mexico.
John Ands Part.
John Idud's views are said to have
played an important part In deter
mining the Issue. The presidents
special envoy il said to have urged
drastic action by the United States
He IA believed 70 have convinced the
president that the time has come for
the abandonment of that policy OF
which the special envoy WAS sent to
Mexico City an the cflef esaounder.
Mr.. Lind ~ said to have expressed his
conviction that Hferta would remain
Az paMer at Mexico City until he vas
driven 0ut bg the onsjffUttnnatAss
forces. and to have held out no hope
for the success OF tho Administrations =
policy In procuring tho withdrawal Of
Haerta- and a popular election.
The cabinet finally supported the
presidents view that the Mayo de-
nand ought To be backed up to the
fullest extent They approved the de-
eFsion to order the Atlantic feet to
Tampieo with the view Of compelling
tha salute should this be necessary.
They approved also the conmuniea-
ton 70 Charge 0'Shaugnnessy OF
the ultlmatum. setting forth the pur-
poses for which the feet had been
ordered 20 Tampteo.
Secretary Daniels issued orders for
the movement OF the shtps immeai-
mtely after adjournment White House
officials com mnnicated 20 the senate
com naIttee on foreign relations the
action which had been taken. IL rs
understood that thu committee viii
oa called into conference by the
president very soon. and that FULL
discussion Of the governments plans
viii be had
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM
COLD Or CATARRH, OPEN At ONCE

al any drus wtaFn TMIs s~~wt, fsw~
graAt hAIns at@~alve@ ay th@ heat ef
the nestgiis. peastFpgss and heals
tn~ gnffaEaed, swollen uaeMhFaAs
" atah lines ths nas&~. head agaxa
threat eisafs ths aag pAs~~@ess ss0Rs
nasty discharges ara a Fe3Atn@ ~
cleansing, soothing ssiiaf comes isn-
nAS sli4goly
Deaf lAy awake s0~niwhs ssFssg~
stinM far breath with head sfafy@ds
nessstls closed, hwwktwx ana hlcwinx.
rArarvh or seid. with II funiu6
isos@, fnul mucous aewpplnA sssta kh~
throat. aAa RAYS agyness lie dlHffaee*
ms bat truly needless
fsut ypag fa4sh~.fass cae@ -
'F,ayss Crsasa ualm@ ana yonF eala
as cAs@rrh will sureay S1xArns4rs~~s
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

ETERSBC rig. VA. Apri I 4 The
funeral OF Charles t. Bees. one az
Peterseurg's best known citizens. vas
conducted from the residence in Nefth
Sycamore stree< at 1850 oeleek this
afternoon, Rev. +. z. cambridge. of
81 Pauis Episcopal church. osticiated
aud A. f. nm Camp Confederate Vet
Grams of which deceased was "A slem~
her. attended, in a hedy The body
was conveyed te Richmond for inter
nlent In HOLLYWOOD cemetarN.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
BIG MASS MEETING.
All Denomlns tions Invited ~ IitAr
President Hudson.

PETERSBURG VA April Is
There will be an inter denomiHat icERl
mass meeting of those interested IN
Sunday school work IN the Second
baptist church Of the city on Tr9rs-
day night Of this week. at which ti1e
Mr. Marshall A Hudson. Of syracuse.
n Y. president and founder " the
world wide EeraCa and Philafhea Ri-
bis class movement, will DO the urin-
Cipal speaker
Mr.. Hudson la one If the most
prominent Sunday school workers IN
the country and the meeting. which
is open to the public generally IL eX-
pected TO be interesting and largely
attended
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

PETERSBURG VA. April IA Mr.
Charles 81 Thrift Well known
young business man or Dinwiddte
county. died az 4 O'clock this morning
al his residence, following an fitness
OF several months duration MT,
Thrift pas rtanY friends in ttis lty
WSo viii regret 90 learn 1T rs les =
1la r. survived hay une sister ana feur
brothers @he funeral stll tags pla q
tomorrow fieraQot aud lntermsns
sW&t he pAg SEE In rae family eurXjHs
klounA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
Attractive Welding

PETERSBJRG VA April II -
Miss Myrtle Estelle Drake. the attrac-
tive daughter OF Mr.. r. S. Drake, OF
the West, became the bride last even
ing OF MIR Alfred Everett Monroe, a
wellk nown young man Of this city
The ceremony was performed by Rev
G. r. Bryan in the rectory Of Grace
Episcopal church I'm the presence NJ
only a few immediate friends The
attendants were Miss F1ossie Drake
as maid Of honor and Horace Wells as
best man
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Tacoma 10 rYBrther transfer TO ships
IN Mexican waters. as many ordinary
seansen and coal passs@rs as L woubd
be possible for the Tacoma 20 accoTn-
Fnodate.
The Tacoma left the Portsmouth
navy yard on Monday for Boston. and
win noov touch here before proceed
Ing south. II was not known AZ the
station toni hwthow many men the
guBboat could accommodate.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

PETERsBi re. VA. April Ia
The nrst ere lie of the Woman,s Aux
illary and the LATHE Helpers of st,
Paul's Episcopal church. will give a
reception from 4 TO $ o'clock tofnor-
row afternoon and evening, 10 witch
no admission viii be charged. Re
freshments VI II he served and an en-
tertainment deeply interesting 10 all
who are Interested in the mission
work az CHINA. will he given A SAL
yer offering VIII he taSen at the door,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

I.ettie Wood eoiore<i. who was
charged with asssgtulsing and wound
Ing n Wood with a knife. was yea
terday sent en To the grand jury for
trial on May attn.
Edgar Morgan. aoiored- arrested on
a warrant charging him with stlbbing
Abhie Richardson In the back will
also ba tried before chat grand Jury
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

the cheering department OF q
Michigan sAnat0rtum..
Captain G.. W kitchell Of SPRING
fid. ILL., has offered To build az hts
own expense brick road from Rose
mond 10 Pana, distance OF eight
miles
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
Sasg Amaiass Railway gomeaay.

Suit for $500 " 40 brought In che Law
and Equity court yesterday by w j.
Christian against the Richmond. Fred
erickshnrg and Potomac railway COM
paw, for alleged damages 20 an au-
tomeetIa. which was struck by loco
motive near Glen Alien
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Ell PASo, TEXAS. April Ia
While declaring that he had received
no orders from Washington, Colonel
G. A. +, Hatrela. thu new brigade
commander ln charge az the United
states border patrol, spent all day
visiting his outposts and camps on
the river bank. carefully noting the
number uf men on duty. and the to-
Biography OF the country surrounding,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

them. bat ii ID not believed that they
would fare as we'll next time.
Ii Is practically assured that there
Will be a hard aSht In the near flu
ture. for bofh Saitilto and Monterey,
and many are or the opinion that the
position Of the returned Spauiartis
would be- precar,ous In the event VII
Ia was victorious.
Before the week is over a large
percentage OF the geo Spaniartis who
were expelled from Torreon Will have
left III Paso, BesIdes those return
Ing - Mexico, fifty are going TO the
Argentine republic. another contin-
gent will make their future home in
Cuba. and Ii large number viii settle
In Central and South America
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
CHAMBER or COMMERCE
HOLDS SERIES MEETINGS

The third OF n series Of get-t ueth-
er meetings Of the greater cha nber
Of commerce was held in the rooms
Of the chamber last evening and
proved TO be one Of the most interest
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
Take ON Marines.

NEWPORT. Fl. l.. April t4.-~~In
connection with the ordering og the
Atlantic fleet sTsto Mexican wateTS
orders were reeelved al the naval
training station here this afternoon g.
have ready for tranzfer 30 the gunbeal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

TRY ~fsiys Cream Balm
Get q atmAh battle anyway. tua 20
sss ill., Apply little Ia shs nastFlss
and instantly pour elo@Ked ue#v ana
stopped mp air paasAgss az tha head
wiii npen you will breathe grwety
dulineSa ana naaaAch@ disappear
Fly m0rning the catArrh, eoia~tm
head or catarrhal sore throat witt be
gene.
Mad such misery now Get the
aaalla baskla lsg i. Lily za ksAxsM Rslua
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Tasmania authorities Will raise the
age al which children may be em-
ployed in factories from fourteen "a
sixteen years,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

The Italian peasants hang strings OF
teeth around the neeks Of their ba 3les
10 assist then la teethiug.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

The laboring classes Of Seville i've
ionailg bread ana little dried fish-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

In 1913 Bermuda shipped more
than $4,000 pounds Of onion seed 10
the United States
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

Ruigaria's area is 125 ooa square
knometes; population, estimated. =
500. Gee Eighty per cent OF land
area IL under cultivation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
TO-DAY Is OUR
Silver Anniversary
1889---25 YEARS---1914

1OOO~%~%O
Il is happy day and pe inoite our
friends 10 join Nth US.
Drop in at your conOenience--H t0lH
assure US of your appreciation Of our efforts
and success in building such a Furniture
Business in The City of Richmond.
NE haze done our part toWdrd the
The Progress Of Richmond---and in the oery
"Heart of The City" we haze planted our
immense building and filled it Nth Fur
nishings fit for the gods as toeN as for
The poor man,
IF there is a home in The city, eoen
the hun1blest, UHhom some of our Furniture,
ue uani one or more representatives OF
that home 10 come today and 60 ooer this
store and tell us Why---
Our facilities for buying enable us
10 make The lotDest prices possible---you
can easily teaOe an order tOith us today
Remember t0e haze an unlimited Uanety
of Furnishings.
Our Gift Department is full the year
around; Our Children's Department is a
noOel sight.
Carpets and Rugs, yell, just uisit our
Second Floor
Stoues and Gas Ranges, the Ne,0
Process, of course, fill one fourth of base
nent Office Furniture speaks for itself
if you toiI look and listen.
Come and see us today, perhaps you
tOould be glad TO see the "White House"
or to hear the sWeet music of Professor
ThiLou's Orchestra.
Thanks to our friends who haze
already rendered their congratulations.
| SYDNOR & HUNDLEY
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

rlewc bv this government fraaght with
the Taoas dangerous possibilities.
GxsEs~sssa Al BssnfytSpv
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

mailed daily 1IoO geo ooo letters
and cards.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15

South china annually produces
more than 40 eco bates az raw SILK
and exports more than te,00o, zoe
pounds valued al nQre than
S1T. oo0 e0e
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-15
HUERTA DECLARES

Continued from First Paxs>
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-18
GAINESVILLE

Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage OF Helene Lucille Jacobs 10
cur on Thursday. october Sth. at the
First Methodist church in Lorain. o.
Miss Jacobs IL the daughter OF DR.. and
MIS- X Jacobs. former residents OF
this city. Rev. Jacobs being OF the First
N, +. church here a few years ago.
Mrs. W. w. Schoclman. of Temper
anceville. is spending the day here. Mrs.
Grace Malone. e recent bride. win leave
In the near future for her new home in
Galveston. Texas.
The following young people are leav-
ing here this week for the different
colleges. Leah Boswell Wooster: Helen
Morthington; oberlin; Hazel Lorentz.
Burnetta and Muriel Church and Jennie
Bailey. Delaware: Mary sheppard Mt.
Union: Doris Howell Kent: Mildred
sever, Leila Porterfeld. Helen Chap
pei PEI. Hiram Hiram Emma Howard. Ginein-
Robert hcMurray. Spencer Hunt st.
Clair. Hasbrock. Carl Eichorn and Roy
hall at q; :. L. Columbus. o.: Harold
smith. Obcrlin. shannon Bradfield.
Swathmore. Vernon Berry. Delaware
and Dallas Berry. Bliss.
The Barnesville lodge OF odd Fellows
viii hold its annual home coming meet
ing In the lodge room Thursday evening.
september 2fth. An attractive program
has been arranged and will be observ ed
AZ this time. Rebeccas and odd Eel
lows families are cordially Invited
Mr.. and Mrs. n. =. Mumma OF this
city. are guests at the home OF NJ ~
Hall. OF ST. CiairsviAe
i. ~. Laughltn. OF the Watt Mining
Car Wheel co. was a business visitor IN
ST Clairsville Monday.
Edward Bali Of this place has ac-
copied q position in drug store in
CleN Gland. and entered upon his duties
this week
Humane officer John H. Few Of
Zanesville, o. was here "wednesday and
arrested Roy Corhin formerly OF this
place, on q charge or abandoning his