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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-29
WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. w. Va. Dec. ss.-
christmas was passed very quietly I'm
the little Normal town. The teacher
and students left for their Various
homes. and number of the Citizen
went 10 visit relatives and friends I'm
other places. number OF people an
tertained. and family dinners marked
Mr.. and Mrs Brook Shields and chill.
dren and Mrs. Mary Writ spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shields
ar, Earl Biggs spent Christmas al
Mr. and Mrs. William Flaharty and
Miss Bessie Flaharty. of Brilliant, Ohio
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs s. ri
Caldwell.
Mr., and Mrs. j. c. waddeli. Mrs. sue
Madden and Leroy waddell spen,
Christmas at Valley Grove.
Mrs. j. X. McColoch and little son.
GAYLE, are visiting in Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. a ]. McColoch and Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Hedges were guests OF
MI. and Mrs. Harvey Trimble, Of Short
Greek, on Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyley Cox were guest >
last week OF their daughter. Mrs car
man. OF Wellsburg
Mr.. Thompson. OF Jewett. Ohio Is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. w W Hedges
Misses Callie w. Curtis and Maud %
Curtis are spending the HOLIDAYS IN
wheeling and other points They were
guests on Saturday evening OF Or ana
Mrs. Downing. OF the Island.
Misses AIDA Gardner. Alfredo Jer-
rome. Hannah Jerome. katherine
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Luchs and daugh-
ter. Helen. will return from Columbus
this week where they attended the we'd
ding Of = relative.
Joseph Cook has returned 20 steuben-
Vile. after visit with friends here.
G. c. Roscoe will leave to-day for
Iowa, for visit with his mother.
The official board OF the First NJ. r.
church will meet Tuesday evening
John and Guy Shaver have returned
TO their home in Pittsburgh after a
visit with friends here.
Miss Vida Steenrod. OF this city, is
visiting her mother. near Ciarington.
Mrs. Charles King will entertain her
sunday school class at her home New
Years eve.
The guests arriving from distance 70
attend the OVERWHELMINGLY wedding were
entertained at dinner last evening al the
Windsor hotel. Wheeling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Mohn have re-
turned 20 Steubenville. after a visit with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pacific. OF
Gravel Hin. returned yesterday from a
visit with friends at Massillon.
Mrs. James Benson. OF Dayton. was
called here by the serious Illness OF her
mother, Mrs. Josephine Reed
Mrs. J. Bell. Of Pittsburgh. is a RueSt
OF Mrs. John Moran
Benjamin Donahuc. OF Harrison street
Is visiting relatives at Pittsburgh.
Robert Hamilton. OF East Palestine
o. r. n guest 81 friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Forger have return
bridge.
Mr.. and Mrs J r. Neff Of Gravel Nm.
are guests 81 relatives az Anderson. pa
The Harmony Circle will dance al
Elks hall Thursday evening
Joseph Blum. or Blum Bros store. will
leave this week for New York. where he
VIII enter school and take a special
writing.
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Mr nuf Mra charles FRAZIER and
children. ~ 'HmbudTs. are in che city
visiting relatives for o. few days
Misses Jose phlnr and Cofiefta Dillon.
OF Hatruua. ere bod Che CItF calling on
friends and relatives.
Tho many friends of Mrs rhfup Uosr-
uiE VIII rrFrrt fn learn that che ia laid
up ar her home Dol fhis city with d.
grippe.
Albert Fnukhouasr of Cleveland re-.
turned homo yesterday. after spending u
lew days WITH relatives
ffF. and Mrs Otfe wendell are r..
cgivinE congraiuiatiors over the arrival
90 baby boy
Iha condition of James Css. who has
been ODD f0r the past few weeks. COM
luura fho HHmr.
william Handel OF New YORK CITY De-
Lhe guest ~ friends lu this city Tor n
few days
Tho Junior Mechanics hIed q u.faf.
tended mrrfinE Dol their hall last etcn-
several Martins FERRY people attend
~ thc Funeral ~ the late Mrs Enri
hrmafronG
The HsnIrr Mechanics viii hold tbrfr
regular meetInr in their hail this even-
Tho BARRIERS held on Important meet
joe last evening aud made arrangements
ri" close fNrir shops alI dIN Nrw Years
'nrFr number of local p.orlr al.
tended fHr rafr .hnrfruf af che MarL.I
NuiI 'Hfium IHHf .. eU.nr
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the meeting OF the degree OF Pocahontss.
held In their hall last evening.
Several cases were given attention In
Mayor Wyckofrs court last evening as
a result OF the arrests made Saturday.
IL Il said that there are over q hun
dred applicants for saloon licenses in
this city.
Miss Lora Lane. OF South Seventh
street. left yesterday morning for a sew
eFal days visit In Pittsburgh.
Several local people are In receipt OF
christmas postals from the members of
the Bob" Jones party.
The duplex index system will be in
stalled In the First NJ. f.. church In the
near future for the collection OF dues
\ large number OF the members OF the
Odd Fellows lodge OF this city. Will 70
70 Moundsville this evening. 10 attend
the Visitation meeting.
Inc Helpers Club OF the local high
school. started work yesterday morning
distributing the clothing that was ship
ped TO this city.
a lemon Weighing one pound and n
haif IA on exhibition at the Hoiley q
Palmer store. ON South Fourth street
Roger Jones. OF Athens - in the city
ealing ON friends and relatives for a
lew days.
Items OF interest for this paper can be
Iett AZ the Ralston A. Parker drug store
or call Sl2-J on the Bell phone
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Montgomery. Sue Waddeil. Grace Yea
KEEL and Charley Montgomery are SPEND
ing the holidays at their homes here.
Miss LA Pogue has been visiting at
Miss Della Davis. of Benwood, Is the
guest OF Mrs. NJ. g. Hartley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Gibson and chill
dren, OF Fredericks. Nd. are visiting at
the Gardner home.
Mrs. Louise Jerome IS visiting Mr.
and Mrs Curtis Jerome. OF Washing
An entertaining Christmas program
was given at the Christian church on
Thursday evening.
The entertainment at the Methodist
church was given on Christmas even
ing.
The Presbyterian Sunday school Will
have their entertainment on wednes-
day evening. a White Christmas
Everyone Is invited
A number of the friends Of Mrs
Margaret Young delighted her by pre-
pairing and trimming for her a Christ
mas tree laden with gifts. II was a
nice little surprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Rogers have been
on the sick list.
Irwin Yenkel. who fractured his col
larbone by falling on the ice. Is able
An interesting program will be given
at the NJ F. church on Sunday evening
by the Epworth league. prepared by
Rev. Phillips. OF the NJ. z. church.
commenced series Of meetings az the
clinton church on Sunday evening.
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Hearing Wednesdav.

The hearing Of the four foreigners
arrested Sunday afternoon. charged
with assault and battery on each
other. viii be held before Mayor Wass.
man Wednesday afternoon. n appears
some trifiing matter started the quar-.
rel, and the three men assaulted their
fellow countrymen. against whom
hey had drudge All were charged
with fighting. and the quartet was ar.
rested
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large number OF the ked Men from
TINS city will 40 TO Shadyside this even
Ing TO attend the visitation meeting o.
the order.
The knights OF Pythias win hold an
important meeting In their hall ON Ham
over street. this evening.
The Nigilsnt Athletic Club held n
meeting at their club rooms last evening
Tor the purpose OF electing officers.
Earl Webb has returned to his home
In this city after spending Christmas
win relatives AT Burgettstown.
Roy McMannus has returned to his
nome. after spending the holidays with
relatives at Wooster. o. His wife Will
return later.
The Laughlin tin mill resumed opera
hons yesterday morning after being idle
since Thursday morning.
great deal OF int rest Il being taken
IN the basket ball game which Will be
played In the Baptist gymnasium tlhs
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Price have returned
10 their home In this city after sew
cral DAYS visit in Canton.
The Foresters OF America will hold An
important meeting I'm their hall in the
Shreve-Hervey hall. this evening
Communion services Will b. held AZ
both OF the Presbyterian churches next
sunday morning for the new converts
MISS Elsie Wolfe, OF this city. was the
eccompanist TO Miss Eva Egerter and
Mrs. Elisha Gundling-Duga at the Audi
torium Ia Wheeling last evening.
several candidates were initiated At
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HAIR COMING oUr7 " DRY. THIN
FADED. BRING BACK ITS
COLOR AND LuSTRE

Within ten minutes after an appli-
cation OF Danderine you cannot and a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
VIII please you most will be after \
few weeks use. when you see new hair
fine and downy at first-yes-but real
ly new hair-growing all over the
scalp.
little Danderine Immediately dou.
bles the beauty of the hair. No dit
ference how duh. faded. brittle aud
scragy, just moisten a cloth with
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such as to make II necessary to continue
the charitable work OF relief for the
needy. The committee also passed A
resolution thanking those who have as
finds there Il vast field for charitable
work IN Bellaire at the present and ad
Nocates a permanent organization. Dur
ing the past Few weeks. the committee
has aided more than 100 families and
some OF the cases investigated were
awful number OF new cases have
been reported to the committee and
utiftea
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GIRLS! LOTS or BEAUTIFUL HAIR
NO DANDRUPP---2 20 CENT DANDERINE

Danderine and carefully draw il thru
your hair. taking one small strand at
a time. The effect is amazins-your
hair will be light. fluffy and wavy. and
have an appearance OF abundance: an
incompatible lustre. softness and lux
uriance.
Get a ascent bottle OF Knowlton'a
Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter. and prove that your
hair Is as pretty and soft as any
that II has been neglected or injured
by careless treatment-that's all-you
surely can have beautiful hair and lots
OF II IL you will Just try a little Dan
derine.
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Hugh Ganney. ~ this city. who T.
deputy state mining Inspector for this
olstiict left Yesterday afternoon for
AIns tef dain. where he will inspect sew
eFhl mines that are said 20 b. making
arrangements 10 start work I'M IN
near future. Tho mines have been
idle Tor some time. and 10 will take
several days 10 make the inspections
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Al n meeting OF. the Socialist Local
afternoon the following officers were
etected 10 serve for the ensuing year:
Ornantzer. Frank Morris; recording sec
Rotary. Archie Jones: financial secre-
taryt George Harris. and treasurer. New
ton Wyckon. number OF routine mat
ters were also given attention at the
ed for some time
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All Of the meetings Of the social clubs
ana the various organizations which
were postponed while the Bob" Jones
meetings were In progress. will open this
week a. usual. The Industrious DANES
VIII hold their first meeting this week
Mhile the tirst meeting Of the Woman's
club viii be held next week Several
social afairS are also planned fdH the
latter part OF the present week.
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ne fourth annual show 81 the East.
.t.u pnio Poultry association opens fhf.
'Hihe ~ the high school auditDrIrfr,
~ -ha1f eide and viii close FriIsg
"ltht De eNn blt this yea will g. az
ihffs.t in thc history of the assorIs fi,,.
tendance "'''t ~
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- The meeting of tho fire drnarf.
mrnt held in their rooms SUNDAY m
iernoon they recommended tho an
ppinlment n William NcConnaurhv
~ chief ~ the department and tho
viii b. nut up 10
council 90 fhe newt meeting Do II or.
poct'd that ~ Will b. approved by that
hpdF several other matters were
Fivcn attention at the meefInr
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MARTINS FERRY


Funeral services were held YESTERDAYS
AFTERNOON At the home OF Mrs Margaret
Hfener al Steeple Valley over the re-
mains OF the late Mrs Catherine Green
VINO died saturday morning. The serv-
ices were IN charge OF Rev. J. s. Hill
pastor OF the United Presbyterian
church. OF which the deceased was !
member. lnterment was IN Linwood
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The men with horses had a great deal
OF trouble getting over the icy streets
yesterday morning. as the streets were
most all glare OF ice. caused by the
thaw sunday. Last evening the streets
and sidewalks were again in bad condi-
ton by the ice. IL Is said that more
trouble has been experienced by team
steers this year than for several years
on account OF the icy streets.
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Funeral services will BE- held thfs
afternoon from his late home at 40
West Main street, over tho remains
Of tho late George Washington TIbba
ihe aged cOlOrrd man who was found
qead 81 The Scott lumber plant Sun
gay huernoon. The services VIII b.
in charge 81 Rev Cochrane and viii
no doubt be- largely attended Inter.
ment win Do made in lAnwood ccmo.
terry. az blaine
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WnI TX 49, 800.

The Mons Club Of Trinity Episco.
pei church will hold its regular meet
ing THE week on Thursday night.
when a special watch meeting will be
held ~ the parish house 4 special
program will BE- rendered. Cards for
he affair viii b. issued to-day
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raif Of An0ther Elsction.

IL was said yesterday that another
election viii be held In this city before
the saloons are allowed to open. owing
TO the fact that the First and Second
wards voted dry, an effort will be made
10 Keep them dry by calling an election
under the Jones law. There IL also
some talk Of calling an election in the
First. Second and Third wards aud COM
inning the saloons to the Fourth ward
as that ward had the biggest majority
at the election under the heal law
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IL i expected that a large crowd viii
De present nj the dance which will be
given this evening In the Elk's hall by
the members OF the lodge. as "A large
number Of invitations have been issued
Music viii be furnished by the All-Elks'
orchestra, and light lunch win be
served during the evening. A large
number OF out-of-town people are ex-
pected to be present
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~ late hour Sunday evening. at
the home of the parents. Mr. and Mrs
Samuel McCabe. AZ Stop q. occurred
tue death of their siX-months-old son.
William. after short illness due "a
a complication OF diseases. At late
hour lat evening funeral arrange
ments had not been completed.
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Moore fr0F. have -ensed che large
ana a. soon o. DO can he placed fr shape
fheF VIII open on ~ tho finest pool
rooms in eastern Ohio The Work Of
Weff bot t uin probably BE- a month
nefns tr~ husinrve fs started. Moore
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Inc meeting Of the Monday Night
Club which ives Co have been held al
The home Of Miss Hctta Fawcett ln This
city. this evening. has been changed and
all Or The members are requested Co note
iho change. Tho meeting viii b. held
ihif afternoon at the home or Miss iitt
" Gods. tn Martins Ferry. and the usual
program VIII b. carried out
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Notice

smith e. FOgle have opened an up-
to-date Gas and Electric store az Gath
aud Guernsey street Park corner. We
carry complete line. Get our prices
before going elsewhere. VIII operate
under The name 81 Hellalre FIxfnre 90
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John Hoge. a well known resident OF
TINS city. Will give an illustrated lee
tnre In the shreve-Hervey hall sunday
evening on the subject OF "War-What
fort The lecture Is said to be one
OF the hnest ever given by the local
man All the residents OF the city are
invited to attend. Tho program will be :
gin at $3.50 o'clock
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Gave Out Clothing.

large amount OF clothing was given
out yesterday at the city clerks Office
70 the striking miners families. and in
some cases ~ was badly needed. Sevs-sa
people called yesterday for clothing but
none Will be given out unless the par
Ties nave an order from the secretary
clothing viii be distributed this after
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run'rai wednesday.

u uuN ral services viii b. neld Mednas-
Gay afternoon over The remains OF tha
infant son of Mr. and Mrs. william Me.
tabr. which died at the home of tho
pnrrnfH sunday tt.uirE. The services
VIII D. Boz charge ~ Rev. Ross sullit an
terry.
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There was no surprise occasioned in
this city yesterday when IA was learned
that an attempt would be made TO col
lect the rent on the miners who have
been occupying the company houses for
the last nine months without paying
rent IL Is said that several OF the
companies will serve notice on the oc-
cupants OF the houses that they must
either accept the Pittsburgh scale or
move out OF the houses for the present.
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The vigiiant Athletic club held an i'm
portsnt meeting in their club rooms
sunday morning and elected officers for
the Football team for next season Ike
1ecll was elected captain. while William
l0vterdale was elected manager. Work
Will be started In the next few days ar
ranging a schedule.
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Woff ~ ratIrE the tabcrna-fs a. the
fn'f on Belmont ard Thirty ann
'.r"ia Nas started yesterday. and With
D" rev days the huge structure will
p" 'p.u down. Tho Lumbar viii BE- re-
iHfufd fu Tho Anderson and Mrgregor
rf1panN from whom Do was rented
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Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services were held yesterday
morning In 81. Mary's Catholic church.
over the remains Of the late E1Odi
Nicolio. who died at his boarding house.
saturday afternoon. The services were
In charge OF Rev. Father G. A. Mulhearn
and were largely attended. Iutermont
was In St Mary's cemetery. west OF the
city.
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orranizsd Bibi. Glass.

mems Bible class was organized at
a meeting held In the reading room ON
Belmont street last night The class
Is composed OF members OF the Chris
uan church. The ladies' of the church
Will meet this evening for the purpose
OF organizing a Bible class
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The official board OF the First Baptist
church VIII hold an important meeting
IN the church this evening at 1910
o'clock; and all OF the members are re-
quested TO be In attendance. Several
matters concerning the gymnasium will
pc taken up which must be settled A
fun attendance il desired.
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BRIDGEPORT


Armstrong Funeral.
Funeral services were held yester.
DAY afternoon in the home OF her faith.
er, Scott Gordon. In Kirkwood. over
the remains OF the late Mrs. Earl
Armstrong who died Saturday morn.
ing. Rev. Mayer. OF the Kirkwood NJ
- church, had charge Of the services.
Nhlch were largely attended Inter.
ment was made In Linwood cemeferv
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To Deliver Address.

Mrs. Gertrude Helnlein. OF this city.
viii deliver an address at meeting OF
the Nomans Christian Temperance
union TO be held in 81. Clairsviile this
evening. At this meeting matters In
connection with the Beal local option
election TO be held in the county seat
town will be discussed
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The Lady Elks entertained with a
holiday dance In Elks' hall last night
A splendid dance program had been ar
ranged by the committee. and Ber-
neider's orchestra furnished the music
A luncheon was served during the even
ing A number Of out-of-town guests
were I'm attendance.
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Revival services opened m the Shady
side Presbyterian. church Sunday even
ing. In charge of Evangelist Mcdonald.
Preparation for the service has been In
progress for some time. and much good
Is expected as "A result OF the meetings.
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BELLAIRE
WiII Entertain AUXILIARY.

Mrs. Dan Leach viii entertain the
Woman's Auxiliary. the missionary
society Of Trinity Episcopal church.
at her home on Harrison street. We'd
nesday evening. a program will be
rendered. following which the evening
viii be spent socially.
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Entertained Friends.

Miss Lesa Seal entertained a party
OF friends last evening at her home OF
Belmont street Various games wert
provided for the entertainment OF the
guests. and an elaborate luncheon was
served.
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WIN Entertain win p,nn.r.

Miss Catherine Blackford will enter
tain a number Of her young lady friends
evening with six o'clock dinner, and
A very enjoyable evening il looked for.
covers viii be laid for twelve. and after
social way.
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the Mansfield reformatory last winter.
on the charge Of shooting Edward Me
Mechen. mine boss. In the leg has
been paroled from the Institution. lie
had taken "a position near Mansfield. but
,. AI-lLlng mann. hcro Tor q l.M div
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rel.aire lodge n Eiks will hold a.
iulnI tiNt meeting this evening ana ali
fnemaefH are urged o. attend .rFfr ali
20 tte lsft rufefiug pf the wear ard
p nnnncr - matters will be- Ffver a.
ferfiuu " ~
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Prof; r. Lee Parry. OF Bethany. was
Wellsburg business caller this after
noon.
Miss Tencie MeInich. OF Moundsvilie.
Is the guest OF Mrs. ID. l.. NcGinnis.
Lewis Lucas and Jo>n schoonmajer
We're wheeling business visitors ON
Monday morning.
caller in Welisburg to-day.
W. " Hatlege. of the country. was
In town on business on Monday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lazear left for
their home at Cleveland. o.. after spend
ing Christmas and the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Carmichael
George Batchell left for Huntington
w. Va. after spending Christmas with
Mellsourg relatives. He was accom-
Huntington for a few days
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De relief committee selected q f.
W"ffr hF fhe riaeaw1rksss 10 fHfa rttv
o. nHai-f In aiding fho needy. faa rsaeaf
H resolution declaring lunfIffDrr 49,
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Revival saestings OPENED.

Ee'iNal me tings opened last evening
IN the Warrenton NJ. D.. church. and will
continue Tor three weeks. The meet
ings will be In charge Of Rev. George
kizor, OF this city. and great results are
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The following OFFICERS were elected at
a meeting OF the Hook and Ladder COM
pany. held at the central hose house on
sunday afternoon. Captain. Frank Duff
secretary. Theodore Snodgrasr: treas
urer. Wilbur HeslOp. and trustee OF the
pension fund. Thomas Jones.