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Mower County transcript., 1914-12-09
Experienced.

Sometimes Il man is regarded as.
good-natured merely because he has
reached q point where he realizes that
kicking won't help. >:z:- 49,, s>..:.
.<5F 80 - = .S::.:s
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w. r. G..

w. X. T..
President-Eva Dawson.
Sr. Vice-Millie Gregg.
Jr. Vice-Nellie Hartley.
Treasurer-Julia Brown.
Chalain-Emma Neller.
Conductor-Mattie Fairbanks.
Guard-Georgiana Moreland.
First Delegate-Lou Miner.
Second Observation-Disclosures Mey-
erS.
Third Delegate-Mattie Williams.
Fourth Delegate-Louise Darr.
Fifth Delegate-Kit Johnson.
Alternates-Alice Barr, Mary Lick
teig, Matte Fairbanks, Emma Nell
Ter, Mrs. Goodsell.
NJ. w. A.
V. C.-R. J. Thompson.
w. A.-Frank Felch.
F. B.-W. w. Cartwright.
Clerk-E. H. Sterling.
Manager 3 ycars-Wm. Gutter.
Escort-L. F. Snyder.
Watchlnan-Gus Ward.
r. N. A.
Oraclc-Gertrude Frazier.
Vice Oracle-Grace Kendall
Chancellor-Carrie Wright.
Rccorder-Anna Roble.
Receiver-Frances Moreland
Marshal-Julia Peterson.
Inner Sentinel-Ciara .Keysor, .
Outer Sentinei-Lillie Cooley.
Manage Moore.
Musician-Mary Earl. ;:
Physicians-Drs. Fiester and Peir-
Mower County transcript., 1914-12-09

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Mrs. F.. A. Engle, formerlyso of this
city. was married Tuesday, Dec. /,
at Fort Dodge, Iowa, to-, John w.
Kersleaw left for Waterloo and Chica-:
go where they spent a few days, Mrs
Mary Engle lived in: Austin. many.
years and has many friends here. Mr..
Kersleaw is a resident Of Fort Dodge
where the Engle family have resided
for about ten years. The newly mar
>ried couple have the best wishes. Of
hosts of friends. ~: $s~ -.
BLABAUM-SELIx.
Oren F. Blabaum and Miss Lillian
Selix were married Wednesday after
noon at q o'clock at the home of Rev.
J. A. E. Naess. Following the cere-
mony, a wedding dinner was served
at S o'clock at the home of the brides
brother, T. A. Selix on West Maple
street. There were twenty guests
present, being relatives and few in
innate friends The bride was be-
comingly gowned in white crepe du
chine and carried bouquet of roses.
The home where congratulations
were received and the dinner served,
was decorated with ferns, srnllax and
carnations. The bride is the Oldest
daughter of Mrs. Mary Selix of this
city. She has taught school in this
county for several years, also in Da-
kota. The groom is the son of Fred
Blabaum of Rose Creek. He is a car
penter and has worked here for some
time. Mr.. and Mrs. Blabaum went to
the cities for short wedding trip and
upon their return will reside in Aus
tin. Their many friends wish them
happiness.
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Now IS the i111e

When we can sit down around
our fire and eat apples and drink
Cider and get fat. !
We have some Pure Maple Syrup
to- go with your .Buckwheatz
Cakes. s<..@4 F*
When we eat bread we want ,he ::
best, so you must use GOLD
MEDAL FLOUR, NJ
Fresh Oysters direct from BaIti-
more every week.. :.
We have good line of Nuts and r
Candy for the Holidays.
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Of council will be held to make amend
ments TO the street cleaning ordinance.
Items OF interest for this paper may
be LETT at the City Book Store or teie-
phoned 10 the reporter. Bell Z6l-J
Jacob Bshr, OF Cleveland. Is spendiu.,
n Few days with his parents in this city
J. > Summerville. Of Cambridge va
a business visitor In this city yesterday
Miss Margaret Snyccr. OF Pittsburgh
IS the guest Of friends and relatives In
Prof c. s. Mcvey. has figured out
mat there will be over 400 pupils IN IN,
hlgh school next year.
The Ladies' Of the First NJ l. church
VIII hold dollar social this evening
Z. n. Echlcs. of WesSelvftle WAS a
business visitor In this city. yesterday.
Miss Marceline Brady Is quite I'M AT
her home on North Jefferson street
clarence Day. OF Noble street has re-
turned from business visit at Tits
The management OF the r. A. A. team
positions on the team
Jacob Long has moved his family
from shadyside 70 this city and will re-
side on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. leura Jones. OF Pittsburgh. mas
returned home after a visit in this 81 !.
Mrs. Elijah CrisweII OF this CITY = :
Va "
Frank Mason has sold his propertv ~,
twenty seventh street. TO Simon Lebovv
George KoehnIine has purchased A 10,
IN bdgchill and will erect a bungalow.
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a meeting - 5hs ot6i6Saee commute.
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Mr and Mr. George Long or Chicago.
nrriNcd ~ this city yesterday 20 spend
EeFeral dHNs with Mrs T.on~'- sister.
Mr. George Webb. on south Urn 81
Tnc REGULAR wid-wcct PRAYER services
REID ~ ife Local churches last evening
tn Junior Mechanics viii hold rceu-
Jar weekly meeting iu their hall on
Hanover street this evening.
large number Of ro0tcrs accom-
uaried mo local hlrh school hall team,
to Eclllirc rerford1y afternoon.
David futtaway. Of pnrtcrshurg. wns
n Ihc cifN Yesterday calling on friends
The mon employed on tho hirh ten
sion -vstrw ~ Tiltoutiie have been
Yesterday vHe another wnrn d1v on
ne men curlovcd in The mills and fhev
rref srn-rers IT, who has been ul
- fne horne of hia father on Main ~
for o.. rnt several weeks ie slowly
81 the meeting ~ 'be dircctors ~
IurelHr frruIuE mo- fr0rffr rcfIDr was
tHsrn on thn erection ~ the building
tbe rsrie ioara ~ vbse,,r rgsT1 ,,,J. ~ p,
nc fa'r arf festival ln the Armorr
halI hrf evening
We 'nr N0erehen who suffered o.
flu I. rr"nrfrf f1 Do slowly fHrrr1efr.tv
'rrtr .rfor Freeman and HeeF have
larFtIew end have already started on
THO report chat tfs rnavor bse vetoed
tHe FIREMAN Hrf eurinrrr'a SALARY arfi.
nance raeeef tr council we ne sole
tnulu ~ rHurrranfInn Yesterday
Narr IrrHI nrnrie were hoping for
10Y, 'l.i '.rnirg boo the hore that o.
rte. rrrduaflnr class OF fre fsrai ri-h
ernooI pr bard W work on fhrfr ora
Tire VI n tsif ,.... ZEN ,sii, ......
WIN tnr MoIrdatlI'r team on trc
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Vice president William Roy. Of the
sUb-district miners. was az Pipe
Greek yesterday on business.
John Iddings Of 81 Ciairsyille. can
didafc for sheriff was here yesterday
calling on friends
Fred Connolly Of Tippecanoe. has
returned after n short visit here
Julius Blumenberg Of Bellairc. was
caller I'm this city yesterday.
MI and Mrs. Harry NinEling are
receiving congratulations over 10
pound boy.
a large number Of roofers accom-
panied the local nlcl school ball team
% Bcnwood yesterday afternoon.
Several people from this city at
tended tho EaElse fair and festival LOO
the Armory hall az Martins Ferry last
evening
The members Of the petit Jury
were excused from service yesterday
By Judge Lynch
Any Items for this paper can be left
or Robert and Frcdericks drug store
Or call 3t2-J on the Bell phone AZ
Martins Ferry
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STEUBENVILLE

,STEUBENVILLE. o.. Apru %
non, Jared Dunbar. the nestor OF
me Jefferson County Bar. having
Deen practicing lawyer for bais :
century century died here last night aged 90
Handle n. r. in eastern ohio AN AN
~ years He has served as STAT
senator and in SteubenviIle CITY co,n.
GU; lie has presided over more Re-
puDIican meetings than any otbe-
II ',s OF this section Early i'm
nIe ne was practising physician ~
Cambridge. Ohio. He was borr la AT
albany. y. Y. and his parents we%a
Scotch Highlanders "ei"
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Sodgwick. OF Bellaire. were here. on
legal matters, Wednesday.
Miss Anna Dean viii entertain the
hntre Nous Club this evening at the
.onie oI Samuel Gordon. in the East
End The chief amusement will no
fancy work.
Mrs II. b. Irwin. OF Wheeling. spent
yesterday with her daughter. Mrs p.
VI. Young. at her home on Marietta
street ""
Mrs. y Y Brill. of Rochester Y v
Is visiting relatives this week on West
Main street. "" "ese
anyone having items of interest for
TINS paper. call ASH. National
MISS Amy Phillips. of Marietta. has
returned 10 her home after spending
several weeks with local rcIatt,,as 'N7
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John and Lewis Scdinsh aud e. Ca
pello. OF Shadyside. who were are sted
several days ago on a charge OF assault
Ing stove Sidro. were given "a hearing
yesterday afternoon. John and Louis
sedinsiO were each held under $500 bond
for a hearing before the grand Jury. a..
tapeilo. another implicated in the aTair
turned state evidence and was releas-
ed.
Sidro was beaten UT. ~ IL alleged,
by the above mentioned men one even
Ing last week. AT Ayondalc. The three
men arc said TO have aCcostcd Sidro
and asked him to treat. lie refused
and IL H. alleged that they set upon him
beating him with piece OF sewer pipe
and cutting him with a knife
Attorney O'Brion. "a h. reported win
place charge against Capello today
and be VIII be re-arrcafed
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The members OF the Luther League
% the German Lutheran church will
be entertained az tho church this even
Ing with a social and no doubt a large
crowd viii be present during the even
ing nne program has been arranged
for the evening In addition 20 the usual
feature There will also he refreshments
served during the evening and all at
tending are assured Of good time.
The members OF the NeiEhborhood
club were pleasantly entertained last
evening az the home Of Mrs. NJ. T.. Max
well on Eighth street and u largo crowd
was present Sewing and fancy work
vcre the diversions OF the evening ana
were served.
street the members of the Ladies' Social
club viii be pleasantly entertained by
Mrs. John peSch and no doubt all OF
the members viii he In attendance.
Cards will be the diversion Of the even
Ink and several tables viii no doubt be
In play. Refreshments will be served
az the close Of the games. 20 those
The members Of the local chapter
Alpha Phi fraternity viii entertain In
their club rooms az the corner OF Fourth
"A banquet and smoker ana no doubt all
~ the members viii be in attendance.
The AFFAIR was 10 have hecn given last
week hut was postponed as "a large
Jhe evening set
4 large number from this city at
terday afternoon by Mrs David Medill
az her home In Tiltonvillc and all re-
ported "a very ENJOYABLE afternoon. The
diversions We're fancy work and sew
Ing and az the close dainty refresh
menfs were served. This afternoon
another fancy work party viii be given
ut fh0 same house.
This evening ~ the home Of Miss
Edna Burns ON Walnut street the menu
hers OF the refreshments committee or
the nigh school alumni viii hold a
meeting and viii complete arrange
mcuts Tor the banquet which will be
.crNcd 90 the members Of the Gradual
Ing class. Several other matters viii
be given attention and all Of the mem
hcrS of the committee are requested
90 attend
IN the next few weeks a number or
social AFFAIRS will be given in honor Of
Miss EuIn Schramm who will shortly
be married 60 Mr. Frank StfIlweU Of
Wheeling Both o. the Young people
are well known in this city and have n
host ~ friends in this city and Wheel
fuw
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inteIlleeneer 1914 Almanac for 2so
AZ the City Book Store. Get enc TODAY.


Another attempt Will be made 10 put
the white elephant or tho fntratiou
plant into operation. Mayor MaSsma.i
has contracted with Criswcii and Gates.
or THIS city. 20 make another effort 10
operate the plant. Supervising Engineer
thaftn. OF Pittsburgh has been unable
70 offer any other lamentations for
the repair OF the filter and the local
board has taken the Initiative. Suffi-
cient funds remain from a previous APP
preparation to carry on this work and
the city has everything To gain and
nothing to lose In this attempt
According 20 reports the last attempt
to,repalr the basin were not utter fail
ures. The bottom OF the basin remains
intact and only a small section OF one
OF the walls gave way. Tho contractors
are OF the opinion that they can make
the basin hold water. and .Beliaire will
probably soon have pure water.
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The buckeye SAVINGS and Loan Com
pany yesterday purchaFcd the buildings
on Twenty-sccond street owned nv
James Turnhull end Mr.. Turnbull Then
purchased the remaining buildings I'M
that square from Mrs =. s. Richards OF
bethesda. The buildings purchased by
the Buckeye. include the SUGAR Bowl
confectionery. and the f.iforama thea
tire. Mr.. Turnbulls purchase includes
the city Hook store Hoskinson's gro
cery and Bclls harness shop. over
$4,000 WIS involved In this deal Two
or three fine new structures will prob
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The director NJ public safety has he~n
instructed 90 appear before the next ses-
sion nf the city council This session
VIII undoubtedly be "a warm and inter-
estinE one as several matters will be
explained relative 90 the police depa m.
went. At the meeting Tuesday evening
one of the councilmen In am address
charged one or two Of the policemen Win
many acts or conduct unhecumiuE 60 an
0hicer Tie wanted the FIRE and police
committee 90 Investigate this darnrf.
mont but a. they have no authority 30
Was decided 90 call in the director ~
public safety
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While stepping from IsaNland car In
Ray land yesterday morning Henry Stcrl-
ing. well known resident OF Tilton-
Vile. rolled down steep bank landing
on the g. 4 f. railroad tracks below.
Passengers on the car looked 20 see the
man be picked up dead. but he only sus-
tained a broken thumb in addition 10 a
number OF cuts and bruises over his
body. II D. said that the man stepped
from the car while IL was passing over
the high cnbankment.
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The Elk Grand theatre today will
feature an unusual sort OF n picture m
= two reel American Patheplay The
rover OF Print drama OF politics
ana the influence OF newspaper ana
now an INSCRIPTIONS editor tried to use
the power Of his paper to force "A girl
70 marry him. by threatening to attack
The Olympic has the Thursday Pathe
weekly with the news OF the world
which Is particularly interesting with
its Mexican views just now.
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Ing saturday evening and several mat
tiers viii be given attention.
The Fairgrounds association will have
nothing 10 do with the carniVals In the
future.
The hi-h school was dismissed a half
hour earlier yesterday Ira order 60 give
the students "a chance To- attend the ball
game az Hcnwood.
Mrs T. ~. Hcslop stiu continues quite
ill At hcr home on Walnut street. where
she has been belfast FOR several weeks.
The local high school ball team had
their pictures taken Tuesday afternoon
and they viii be used I'm the annual
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BRIDGEPORT


Unless the operators sign the run
oi,mine system strike will be called
THIS evening Of all the miners in sub
districts Nos. 8 and s. which comprise
over $4,000 men. The original time
given the operators was ten days. but
yesterday u was learned that thcv
had been given only two days There
Is no prospect Of a settlement in the
near future.
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At the district meeting Of the Sen
Tor Mechanics held in this city Tues
day evening they decided to hold the
next meeting in Brilliant the latter
part OF June. and already prepare
tons are being made for u. The
meeting held In this city was the
most successful ever held and was
also largely attended
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This afternoon az $3.50 O'Clock In
the kirkwOod Presbyterian church
me Woman.s Foreign Missionary 90
clety VIII hold a meeting and no
doubt all 81 the members will he in
attendance. 4 fine program has been
arranged for the meeting. This even.
me IN the sunday school room the
Aprt Birthdays will give tho enter
lalnment. The Last DAYS Of school 20
present
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some heartless thius has stolen the
principal means OF locomotion OF Clar-
snce Pickett, a Leader reporter Mr..
ficket left his bicycle standing In front
OF Moore Bros. pool room yesterday
morning and returning ave minutes
later could md no trace OF IL. The
police We're notified and are hunting for
the missing bicycle. Pickett and hts
bike were well known throughout the
city and very little difficulty will be
experienced In finding a.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE


ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. April 29--
Mrs J. W. Osborne. the president OF
the Shakespeare Club. delightfully."- en-
tertained the members Tuesday at her
home on West Main street All of the
members were present. and the study
OF julius Caesar was completed for
the year. After the study a dainty
course luncheon was served the
guests
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Marrlaae Iieenses.

The following marriage licenses
were issued in the Probate Judges Of
nee yesterday.
Harry f. Estep. aged %. weighman
in coal mines. OF LloydsVille. and Ha.
eel Dunbar. aged is. of Bellaire Rev
l.. l.. Fisher. pastor of the local NJ T.
church. performed the ceremony.
Raw l.. Berry. aged II. butcher. OF
St Clairsvillc. and Isy Sharp. aged
20. of bridgeport Rev John W. Neel
pastor Of the Presbyterian church OF
Bridgeport. performed the ceremony
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The sale OF penny booster stauns
20 further the campaign TO make ohio
uiy IN 1915 has been started in sever
al eastern Ohio cities and has reach.
ed Steubenville
8, Representatives Of the Dry Public.
ny association have the work in
charge and will visit business bouses
ana private residences and offer the
stamps for sale 'e
Really Transfers.
l. W. Steinmetz. to r. G. Hoffman.
RI N Liberty 81 Amsterdam. slOO
100 \. Smithheld Twp. 500.
Mary Moore. to Cinderella Robb
II; Pebble Bank Lot. City $1,000 90
W Taylor TO c. Durbin. 3.2ss.
1000 \. At Pleasant Twp. $3.50 90
-, , hiSeislinS to Blanche Resting.
steve kargoles. to Bonnie Rattista
~ rds, Nj Pleasant Twp. $4,000
Mary =. Moore. 20 Jos Petrick. 10 A.
Steubcnville Twp. $1,000
p. J. Bickerstan 10 William Bick-.
erstaf. Lot Altamont. $500
G. lsashley 10 Stella Zimmerman. Pt
Lots. Ia Belleview $1,000.
~. Wiltsie TO Howard Her. I7.IOO
A. Smithheld Twp. 800
Samuel Rookie 10 Mary McHugh.
Lot Pleasant Heights. $1,000
J. G. Bondure TO James Hendrfe
= Lot Pleasant Heights. $1,000 90
r. d. Schrader to Commercial Natl
Bank 2 Lots Ia Belleviow. 1896 &c
Ethel Ross 10 T. W Vance, 2 Lots
la Bcllcview. 800
Joseph Heitcr 10 Irvine Her. 20
5-lO =. Smithheld Two 1921 90
Lillian Burdotte TO Austin Kali. 1s
a. Mt Pleasant Two $1,000
Ernest Cline To ID. A. Watson. =
a. Wayne Twp. S3150O.
y. % Carter 10 John Travis. 2 Lots
Millvalo. $4,000.
Robert Nass 20 r. Waldren. Is
fO-lu0. MI Pleasant Twp. $1,000 o.
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. iractlcaily all the dirt and debris
That had collected In the back yards
during the winter months was cleaned
w ana hauled away yesterday. The
civic league OF this city and the ar
rangements FOR the disposal OF the rub
club. Many teams and wagons were ,,,,
me job yesterday and the back yards
have again resumed a respectable APP
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AZ the days roll BY. more candidates
Tor ontce are being announced and good
men for the respective offices are an
uounCcd each day. The latest - W
y. Miller, or ST. Clairsviile eN-countv
commissioner. who has announced that
ne VIII be n candidate FOR the Ropuhi.
can nomination FOR that Office al the
coming primary. Mr.. Miller H. we'll
known In this city and II quaiihed 20
on that position.
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= meeting ~ the Onicera ~ the Fell.
aire high school alumni association was
held IN the Office ~ Superintendent , "a
Jackson. last evenlur. several frnuorf-
art matters we're taken uu Ht this meet
lnE Including the annual banquet 10 the
Ffunuating class. Another meeting will
he held ln few days and the program
for this event viii be- arranged
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Word was received in THIS city yes
terday OF the death Of Frank r. smith.
q former resident and brother OF G. A.
tieNeland. Monday evening following a
lingering Illness. Funeral Services VIII
ternoon. at o'clock Mr. and Mrs q.
\. smith OF Guernsey street. left yes
terday TO attend the funeral
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Must Re-Advertise.

Owing TO a mistake in the adver
Using for bids for the erection of the
new high school in Kirkwood the
board Of education will be compelled
TO re-advertise which will cause q
delay for several weeks. All bids in.
so far. have been rejected and new
ones will be received IN the next few
days.
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MARTINS FERRY


The civil service con1.uissior ,sfl meet
This evening a. o-ciock in fho "a s..,l5r,-
- enarlp-rs ~ the cifg building o. h..r
IN. enarEes that Nerc reCfutly prefer
- s-eAhst Fred Gessicr. former natsr
Inspector. No DOUBT q iarr. c-ovra Mil
% present.. a. each side has engaged -.
torneys. The hearing was % have t..ef.
he-o Aueeoal etenink. but was posf-
Ioncd because one % the mem h,sr- ~
me commission failed O. appear F.rs.-
ST Sosney has been appointed on the
or, mission IN place OF tial Stroup. xno
Il absent from the city
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MusIeaIe YesterdaY Afternoon.

Yesterday afternoon at the St An
thony's school the parents and the
friends of the pupils were treated TO
a hne musicale which was given By
the scholars and IL was enjoyed by
all present. The program arranged
was one of the finest heard for some
time. II is expected that another will
De given before the close of school
the first week in June
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The two year Old son 81 Mr. and Mrs.
John Duke. Of West Twcnty-third street
died tuesday morning. following an III
ness OF pneumonia. Funeral services
VIII be conducted Thursday morning az
10 o'clock. - the family residence In
torment will be made in the Wcgee cem-
etcry. south OF this city
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Rev. l. Pcarlman. Of Carnegie. Pa.
sumo charge OF the Agudas Achiu con
ErcEatton In this CITY. This connreHa-
tton extended call % Rev. PearIrnaf1
some time ago and he ias accented he
has shipped hts household goods 10 this
city and viii occupy a residence on
Gravel Hill. The congregation will hold
meeting sunday TO receive their now
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Dance this Evening.

final arrangements have been com
pleted for the dance 10 be given by the
harmony circle Of this city. The af-
fair viii be given In the Elk's hail ON
belmont street this evening. An eN-
ceiient dance program has been prepar-
ed ana music VIII be furnished by Be-
neiders orchestra A large number OF
Invitations have been issued and a large
crowd - expected TO be present
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BELLAlRE


frcd Kerry, NJ. A.. assistant bacteri-
ologtst. division OF hygienic Laboratories
state board OF health az Columbus. de-
iivered an interesting address 20 n large
audience I'm the city hall last evening
The work Of the hygienic Laboratories
of the state board oil health was the
subject Of hia address. Accompanying
his address were various lantern slides.
FRUSTRATING the various phases OF the
work. The Error OF Omission" was
the subject of the motion picture. eN-
hLhlfed last aNenlnr.