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trenches aud took some prisoners and ma
chi"e-euns. South If the Prpet region, on
the eft bnnk of the Styr. our cavalry made n
series of successful rnids, md enemy attacks
near the villages of Rulalovka mud Svtznlnv,
on the Styr below Czartorysk, as we'll MS his
attempts to cross the river have been unsuc-
cessfuI. In The Galicia region at the village
of HaivoreLka, west of ~TltmboWln, our de
tachments, following mp the success gained
on the previous day forced the el cnll : .~t
line of defence and occupied two rows of
trenches. As u result Of the fighting in the
whole of this sector the enemy was com
pletely defeated and began to retire IA dis
order beyond the Slrpa. Our troops, put-
suing him closely, entered Hniyoreuka by Il
bridge which has been sci on fire, and To-
wards evening We crossed he Strip, our
cavalry snbrng many and capturing Il con-
vow"
1t is officially announced thnt Wumhia9eas
in the kameruns, was captured by the But-
ish af Ell IL thirty hours engagement, on the
9Th inst. The enemy is being euerg9uca "
pursued.
The Copenhagen poll ken states that
British submarines III the Baltic ne causing
the German mercantile fleet great. .o~se
Five steamers are known to have been sunk.
1t is not known how many British submat-
ines have got through the Sound, but the
paper saws that the traffic across the Baltic
is disorsnuized. No casualties are reported.
Other despatches from the Scnndtuuviln
countries state that three British submarines
are busy in the npighbourhood Of the south
coast OF Sweden and that altogether ia the
Baltic there are about a dozen.
The British steamship "Halizones' has
beeu sunk in the North Sea.
Advces from Paris state that NJ. Nivial i
the Premier, in the course of u speech III tie
Chamber Of Deputies, sad France md
England, in complete accord with lheIr A he,
lnve agreed % AVID Serbia and TO assure Yro-
fit to Serblu, Greece aud Rumaula IN respect
for the Treatv of Bucharest, Of which we are
guarnntors. The British aud French Gov
ernments are in accord upon the importanca
of tfrclively following The advice of their
military authorities. aud RUSSIA has decided
to join the Alles to hrlp the acrhiaus AMI
her troops will fight alongside ours
Princess Arthur Of Cornanght has un Ter
gone nn operation for appendicitis. Her con
djtiou is satisfactory.
The House Of Commons, has unanimously
approved OF the Anglo French loan, France
having done 50 previously 1t is reported
tAnt Sir Edward Holden. a nego'iator Of the
loan, viii succeed Cap ain Ctwley, who was
recently kiIle 1, as member tor the Haywood
division, preliminary to bis entrance mo
the Cabinet.
In the House Of Commons, Sir Edward
Grey, IN answer TO a question, sud the Gov
eminent intended forthwith to declare as
contr@b"nd piece goods aud other cotton
products, and TO prohibit the export to neu-
trnl countries contiguous TO Germany and
Austria Of goods capable of use IN the man
ufncture of explosives. This is also adopt
ed to increase the German shortage of
clothing.
Censored at %Jamaica)
, 1915-10-16
Censored at Jamaica.)

London, Oct. 14th-A Serb n official
despatch states: The Bulgarians have ut
tucked IN the direction of Viassina, but all
then attacks have until now been repulsed
decisiytly.'
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Steel

NEW YORK. April 25.-Among the
interesting developments in the iron
industry this week was the purchase
of'S5.000 tons Of iron by steel plants
In Pennsylvania and Ohio. The
Youngstown Sheet and Tube company
took 10000 tons OF basic iron and
10000 tons OF foundry iron. and other
companies $4,000 tons low phosphorus.
Foundry iron sales in other districts
amounted to 10000 to $4,000 tons The
1915 lake iron ore season opened
April IL with several sales Of ore made
In Pittsburgh district. establishing the
market ~ the same level as a year
ago.
The most encouraging feature in the
steel trade was the disposition among
the railroads TO buy equipment. The
pennsylvania system: calls for 1926
ears and 1874 locomotives. other in.
Quiries are 200 cars for the Chicago
4 Northwestern. 1000 for the Inter.
national & Great Northern. coo for
the Minneapolis a. ST. Louis and the
Irrespective purchase OF 5000 by the
ROCK Island. This equipment VIII call
TOT the purchase OF $50 900 tons OF
steel The 81. Louis. Troy & Eastern
ordered 300 freight cars. Rail mills
booked orders for 80 600 tons incIud.
ing 10000 tons girder rails for tho chi.
cago Railways. 5000 for the Atlantic
Coast Line. 1900 tons for the Buriiny.
ton ana $500 tons for the Southern
hallway. The Rock Island contem.
plates the purchase OF 10000 tons and
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Miss Harei Fulton was Wheeling
shopper Wednesday.
father St the 6 5Rs5 valley MGS9nS en Sl.a
Mrs Il. NJ. simpson. or Barton .pen,
Tuesday at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Rissby.
Mrs. Farquahar. OF Washington. Pa.
rs visiting at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. J. W. Walker.
Mr.. h. =: sipe was a business caller
In Barton, Thursday.
Mr. +. .. kinzy was a business caller
IN barton Thursday.
Mr.. Horace CLARK was a business call
er IN Martins Ferry Wednesday.
Mrs, J. W. Walker spent Thursday
win her husoaEd at the Ohio Valley
Mrs. {. II. Walker and sor. Paul. were
callers In Barton, Tuesday.
MISS Edith walker spent Saturday and
sunday at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. W. Walker.
Msssrs. kyger. Johnston and Harper.
o. blaine o. spent Sunday afternoon at
Mr.. -. II. Merger and daughter and
son, OF Blaine held preaching services
and v.es well attended
Colerain Union sabbath school had an
enrollment OF les scholars Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. %. j. Brackin Will enter
tain the Twentieth Century club Thurs
day evening. April -.
Julie a large crowd are planning O
attend he Colerain public school enter
tainment on Friday evening. April 23. 10
be held IN the W. G. T. L hall
The Colerain Grange held meeting
In the W. c. T. L. hall Thursday
Mrs Dug Ashton and daughters. Naomi
and Margaret. spent Monday evening at
the nome or her parents.
MI. ana Airs. &. n. Walker and family
spent sunday after IoOn With her broth
er I'm Wheeling
The Pennington Presbyterian church
vii be located In the near future At
Sir. and Mrs. ]. r. Haines attended IN.
wedding at the HarriHviile Friends
church Wednesday, where Miss Elrun
McGrew. Of HarriEvilie and Mr. Elmer
star. OF Canada, were united In marriage.
MT. Lester James Of Wheeling spen,
THURSDAY evening with u. J. Thomas
Mr.. b. J. Thomas attended the we'd
ding at Harrisville "wednesday
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Kidd
ittlc girl Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs &. X. Hogue and son
Robert, spent sunday at the home OF (.
a. Hogue. AZ this place.
The Colerain township schools closed
on Friday. April "a
Mr. John White was a Barton caller
Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Frank starbuck and
RAM o. harrisville spent Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Binns. Of Har-
rtsvtlle. spent Tuesday in Colerain.
quite n large number OF the frfena-
Of Harrisvine attended the monthly
meeting ~ this place Tuesday
Mr. Faul Kennedy, Of Pleasant Grove.
was caller In Colersin WEDNESDAY
AIR William McComss was a caIl.r In
Colcrain Sunday afternoon
Miss Edith Nost was n Wheeling
shopper Thursday
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WoodlAnda RrtAfs.

Mr.. Y y. Biddle and family spent sun
day with his daughter. Mrs. l.. b. MIL
Or: :; =. .Yoho and wife. OF MeMeehen.
ents. Mr.. mad Mrs. +. v. Yoho.
Mr.. y. II. Yoho. of GraysviIle. who
has been confined to his bed for some
time with a broken limb IL some better
Mrs.. Cyrus Yoke, of Welcome. re-
turned home Friday evening from a
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Mr.. J, W. Franklin. OF B1reh Ridge
was a business visitor In Moundsviiis
Mrs. 4. j. Petrold. who has been .eri.
onsiy III at her home on the hill" 1.
Miss Maud Boston. of Graysviiie
Miss Selah Miller on the Hill"
Mrs. W Il. Ryan. of Ryan's Ridge
critical condition and her recovery 4,
Air. and AIRS A. A. Bassett and nth.
daughter, OF Wayne'S Ridge. passed
throush here sunday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Noho, of Ben
wood, spent Saturday and sunday with
a. q. 1oho and family on Burch Ridge
Mr.. =. X. Miller. OF Burch Ridge, was
a business visitor In Moundsviile last
Mrs. Il. w. Boston. of GraysyilI. wa.
shopping In Wheeling last Monday
Mrs Cyrus Montgomery and daughter
INJURED. OF this place. returned homs
Friday evening after a Few days visit
Mr. r. n, Yoho. OF Burch Ridge
spent last Thursday In wheeling
Mr.. Norman Suter and daughter. Marie
were In Wheeling Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza J. HarbinsOn is spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs
Austin Noho. Of Graysvilie.
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TWILIGHT, W. VA.

Allen Elmer IL able to be out after a
severe attack OF rheumatism.
Arch Gray was a business caller in
Elm Grove last Thursday
Miss Ethel Rhodes will spend the week
END with her parents. OF near Dallas
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elmer were Wis.
ting In Park View. last Sunday.
The social held At Rock Line last Sat
urday night. was n success and a large
amount was realized. which will 70 for
the benefit OF the school.
MI and Mrs. George stephens and
FAMILY were calling on friends at Valley
Grove. last Sunday.
Mr. George Yoho was a twilight visi-
tor last Saturday.
George Fisher. Of Union Hill. expects
TO build 2 new barn Ia the near future.
clyde McCutcheon Of Roney's Point
was hauling feed 20 his store last Wed
nesday.
Dodds Bros. wer. in wheeling las,
Friday
Ioho Pros. are erecting a fine house
at Pleasant Valley.
Peter Miller. Of Middle creek was a
business caller In Film Grove last
Thursday
Paul Mcconnell attended a dance Al
West Alexander last Friday evening
Grovsr MeCielland was at Twilight
lats Saturday.
Miss Blanche Rentchler was calling
on friends at Triadelphis last Saturday
evening.
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELING. ". VA
Resources over One Million
DOllara-

is7. $500 serss AIT Pleasant town
ship. 81.
avery Jones 70 Sam Davis. lot YORK.
willie. $500.
Lizzie oldham Co Galleries. HoIIines-
head iut Toronto 81 500
Lizzie Oldham Co Emma HoiIiuFhraf
two lots. Toronto. 81
Harry cumminF Co fsaoeila Qossett.
Notes. city. g.
Isabelle Gossett Co. H W. Cumnins.
Dot. city. g.
Efwird Hogan to John Nemeth. lot.
Adfra fl4f
sheun to o. NJ royIo. Metss. BrIriant.
MinEo ATIdarit
William Llsis 90 Joe Kakas. tvo iots.
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Xarwooh nrt.f.

Mrs Walter Brunhaus and children of
seventh street spent Sunday visiting al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brunhaus OF
Big Wheeling Creek
Charles Thereof Of North warwood
has purchased motorcycle which he
viii use In addition to his work
Miss Cora Darrah OF Seventh street
spent sunday with friends in Bellafre
NJ. l.. bunker OF Center Warwood has
resigned his position with the wheelin.
Ceiling and Metal company and has ac.
cepted position at the Wheeling Corfu.
eating company.
Ray Lucas 81 North Warwood Is sui.
fering from an attack OF humps
Mr.. and Mrs. Duglass Vass OF Nine
teenth street viii remove TO Wheeling
Island where they Will make their home
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Pres.
byterian church will give n bake sale nj
Moore's grocery. corner Twenty-aec.
ond street and Warwood avenue on sat.
urday Nav ].
Stanley Thomas Of Seventeenth street
and Warwood avenue sprained his les
saturday evening while AZ work Al
For0's grocery. lie was reported 10 h.
somewhat better last evening
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WEST ALEXANDER

WEST ALEXANDER. Pa. n. ID. ..
April ze.-Aines Lillian and Eudora
Mrs sam oldham
There win be preaching at the Rock
Line school house sunday night, May 4.
and sunday school will be held there
eaeh sunday At .. m. beginning May o.
Cecil Calvert recently visited at the
home OF his aunt. Mrs. b. r. Toibsrt
5. B. Welsh was called to West Alex
ander Tuesday by the serious illness OF
his stepmother. who died on Thursday
Mr.. samuel Clovis was an Elm Grove
business visitor Monday.
y. " Miller was In claysviile Tues
rhe pie social at Rock Line Saturday
night Arril II. was quite n success. A
large srowd was present. and about $40
Glare Davis. of Valley Grove. visited
noon.
Harry Riggs and Jesse White spent
Miss Alta Hughes spent Tuesday
afternoon with Miss Nina Creighton.
Miss Nellie Clovis has been confined
OF illness but IL somewhat improved at
Misses Ruth and Bernice Powell and
with Mrs. c. p. orr.
Miss pesns Porter recently visited
Miss Nellie Clovis.
hNo- a. .. Off W. IN W nceuuk Aues-
day.
Mr.. James Reed has purchased a new
surrey
Mrs r o. Disier was shopping in
Wheeling Wednesday.
DIR. and Mrs. J. ~. Chambers. Mrs.
Jane Hedges. Miss Dorothy Moore. re-
Gently visited the formers sister. Mrs.
c. p. Orr.
F. r. Rhoades II on the sick list.
W. ID. Guy has purchased Ford tour
ing car.
Mrs. Homer Barnett N recovering of
an illness.
r. w. Donaldson has sold his farm to
Alva Chambers.
J. \; Creighton Is having his house
Mr.. John Hughes was in Elm Groove
Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Orr. Mr.. ID. II. Powell and
Mr.. Win Supler were Wheeling visitors.
MIR John supler and son. Jack. were
in Elm Grove. Wednesday,
Miss Mabel Moore. teacher at Glen
dale. spent the week end at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Moore
on Middle Wheeling creek.
Mr.. Dave and George Jenkins were
visiting at Burnsville. Saturday.
Mr.. %. Pryor. Sr.. Of Elm Grove was
business visitor IN this section Satur-
day.
Rev. Jobes will conduct a series OF
meetings at the Beham Christian church
beginning Sunday night. May 2.
Misses Mary Creighton and Ethel
J Rhoades, OF the Triadelphia district high
I school. spent the week end at their
homes.
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WARRINGTON

MANNINGToN. W. Va. April IL
John Barry who Is employed by South
Penn OIL Co. on their water station
about mile below town. was seriously
injured about noon Friday.
Barry was riding a bicycle and near
Burts barn In Burttown he met an au-
tomobile driven BY Ray James OF Flat
Hun. and In some manner In passing
they both became confused and the ma
chimes came together with some force.
Harry was thrown on top OF the the ra-
diator OF the automobile and then to
the ground receiving injuries which rem
dered him unconscious. lie was brought
10 the office OF Dr. Vance for medical
attention. where after an examination N
was thought that his injuries were not
OF a fatal character.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. April 2s.-siackening
IN the speculative pace OF the stock
market this week was due principally
TO n.isgivings that II was running to
excess. Several incidents OF the
weeks news also acted a. a positive
drag on the market. particularly the
Rock Island receivership. which ex-
cited some degree OF apprehension In
other quarters. Other developments
OF the week went to show progress In
general business and domestic trade as
a,whole. "war orders" were again a
potent factor. although the stocks
coming within this special designation
were much less active.
The large volume OF the early deal
ings. confusion OF price movement and
the absence of the usual sympathetic
response OF the general list to individ-
ual movement was symtomatic OF the
widespread public participation In the
speculation. II was manifest that
this was based on general differences
of the expansion to be enjoyed by this
country following the ending of the
war
The Pennsylvania railroads extern
sive program for equipment increase
was a most material encouragement
10 hopes OF coming revival. Better
command OF capital for the railroads
disposition by them TO secure bene-
fts OF present low prices and assur.
ances OF larger trafnc TO provide for
were deductions drawn from this Incl.
dent. Chairman Gary's cautious ad.
missions OF trade Improvement fell
short Of stock market assumptions.
President Wilson's sdmonition to the
Associated Press OF difficulties still "a
be encountered had SOLDERING infiu.
ence, but final prices OF the week
pointed 10 a continuance OF active
operations.
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL. W. Va. April es-The
following program was rendered by the
EpWorth ieaEue az the sand Hfu NJ n
church Wednc sdav evening Arrit Il.
song-'send the Light"
opening song There g. Power in the
Mood"
Prayer .......... r1orep~e ro,..
Doing in India
scripture Ref. James i-27 ..........
Scripture REF. cor is-3i -.
Song Gave W. Life FOR The. ''
Reading--"An Abiding Dsscription'' ..
Headins-''fudia A. she 81 $50. wv
Rsadlns The M,taodi.i cbgreh 4 %
sona.-.'Ths Hair IIas Never Yet BEEN ZEN
Told"
Reading The Epworth League IN In
IVA .......... Byron F1tnslumoua
keadinE Varieties ~ Indian League
RsSdins what m. Fg,sr. ss Siify FoR
ResdinE -"How We can Hell -
.--... ...-...- NirEinia Fitzsimmons
Song -"Rescue. the rerishinF''.
kendinE The Epworth league Has
Heard the CALI ...... odessa Rfgele
Reading Parable Tor India" ....
Questions Discussed
Announcements
Roll Call and reading ~ ne minutes
q the last mestine b. the Secretary.
sonR."My Jesus I Love Thee
Henediction
leader. Miss Agnes Luke
Secretary. Miss Hazel winters
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Or. T. L. Burchlnal OF ~ Marion vaa
the guest OF relatives here today
DR. and Mrs Vance and children have
returned from a visit with relatives in
French Creek
The Misses Alice Quirk. Gwendolvn
Hauley and Mary Rarett. spent the week
end with their parents
:. g. Sybert was business visitor In
MorGantown. yesterday
MIS-. W. =. Turbee IL suffering with an
attack OF grippe az her home In Center
street
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Monthly business meeting OF the Love-
land volunteer Fire company will be
held this evening at o'clock at the
hose house. corner Fifth street and War
wood avenue.
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Bond vas given rcfrovins these cases
70 =. court. 2 ". Porter. ahfrfrfr.
r. T. r. Barclay. afminiHfrHtnr ~
Prank stiron and Frank Drona-ch w..
Fcrua co.
Nich Tep0vich vs. George Iurirk SUITE
Tor 5000 damages Tor injury fn a. -
carauon due 20 ueEligrucr o. D. Era-
kline attorney.
Vim 4 Burke vs. Walter lands. ros-
session ~ goods and chatteis given DE-
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J. W MARLEY % Cephaa RYAN. Metes.
steubsuyille township. 81
Lucinda Harcus % D. 4 OVEN Metes
steubsnvils township. $500.
Adsna, fiit
iota Adena $3.50
Jane 0aston 20 Adam Firm. lot. To-
n. wheeler ~ William Carter. IL
5000 acres. Smfthdeid township 1870
G. J Aaaingo 10 Metacomet tribe No
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Noticing thatte cache snyppe brot
toe our shores nothunRe butte MEME.
We resolved toe brynge over sone
Suitable WIVES from England. thatte
ye new nation mighte notte be a
Stage nation. We expense for these
WIVES we decided TO lette ye husband
provyde accordinRe 10 hys substance.
therebye making lite a donation
Judge
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the Pennsylvania's orders for $50. 900
tons are TO be distributed soon.
Fabricated structural orders placed
amounted to 10000 tons and two New
York subway sections awarded call
for 1880 tons The Pennsylvania or
dered 100 tons for bridge work and
inquiries for bridges were put out by
eleven. other roads calling for 10000
tons OF steel Bids on the eastern
approach TO the st. Rouis free bridge.
p, 900 tons. will 20 in May 10.
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WARWOOD


A black bear owned by Superintendent
Pool Leonard at the Richland coal mine.
was removed to the Beech Bottom mine,
saturday afternoon. The animal was
removed by the Panhandle Traction ex-
press crew and when they got to Glenns
Run. the animal tried TO get out OF the
wooden cage which AZ had been put In.
Mr.. Leonard who went with the ant
NAL tried 90 quiet her but she would not
behave and she bit Mr.. Leonard's left
thumb so badly that he had 20 have II
dressed by a physician. After the ami
NAL got 10 Beech Bottom and was re-
moved from her cage she was as meek
as cat.
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The DWELLING house % NJ Thomas
tsriswine waa entirely destroyed bv
IRE early "wednesday morning Clvds
BE eldest son had risen and started n
hre u the cookinH steve and owina 90
detective flue the attic waa Ia flames
before the nre was discovered BY the
family Very little furniture ara cloth
inF we're saved
OWING 20 the heat ard me way the
Hind was blowing tbs house of John
EarleWine brother. United and could
rot - saved because % the scarcity Of
Eater. But practically every thing vas
saved. new house Niil BE- erected IN
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From a recent memorandum report ~
the Dominion census and statistics Office
10 appears that the wheat and nour
stated In its wheat cqutvalentl In gan-
ada on February : was. in round haures
about 10000, 900 bushels. u h. estimated
that tf.2bO.0o0 bushels Of this will he
needed for home consumption and seed
leaving 3I.1so.000 bushels for export
ofthis straninc
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cannsdy OF University. Friday evening
In the school auditorium
James wamsley and Jay Hankins OF
ing.
Mr.. John Stewart visited friend. here
last evening.
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underxsnt opsrntson.

Mr. j. W. Walker OF this place. un-
derWent an operation at the Ohio Valley
general Hospital Saturday morning at
10 o'clock and Is getting alonE as well
as could be expected. his many friends
wish him speedy recoNsIy.
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Mr.. Theodore Clark. OF this place. un-
uerwent a serious operation at the Mar
tins Ferry hospital "Wednesday morning
ct o'clock.
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VIII Of " ~. Nayior probated
VIII ~ Alice ~ rhaf field pronHfaI
WIZ ~ Joseph Jackmau prohafed
FINAL account Of Sarar a Bell. flsd
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C0LERAIN
rvsntisth Century cius.

COLEkAlN. o.. April zk.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Arkls PLEASANTLY entertain
60 the Iwentieth Century Club Satur-
spent In music and Eames. ana at a sea-
sonable hour dainty refreshments were
present: Mr.. ana Mrs W A whesier.
Mr. and Mrs. -. j. Brackiu, Mr. and
Mrs. W. }. Bundy. Mr. and Airs. Edgar
Mrs.. l.. G Starbuck and Air aud Mrs
Thomas Ankle
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Revival services yesterday at the
Presbyterian church were attended by a.
large congregation at all three services
large number OF Warwood men attend
ed the afternoon service which was only
Tor the men. Rev. ]. G. Wilson of Sis
terSvtlle had charge