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T the snnodheemenf follows
continued yesterday hei
They seem
Indifferent killing their to the destruction
French % bombardment It'll
trouble
AT Souain and In the several
the ocers and 200
=
The French obtained foothod yeserday the
uchfousht sennheim Cernay) Upper Al
they again driven of after bsyonet attack
They dared attempt further advances Fifty Alpine
chasseurs taken prisonen by
changes
frontier northern Poland In Poland west
penetrated the branch Of the
having several Of the enemy points
hundred machine
left In hands
The situation bank Of the River Ptca
mains unchanged"
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|BIG GAINS AT -FOUR POINTS
ARE REPORTED FROM PARIS;
HARD FIGHTING IN ALSACE
Berlin Reports Recapture of Heights
Near Steinbach, and This Is at
Least Partly Admitted in
the French Report.

PA1Is (AssedsssA advanced
extending ths North See
Aes ~ snl instanoe according to the ocsi an
The Preach War Department
s In The region the norhvs Of
q L. 0sus he ravns OF Courts CAausses
eaA IN Fsr~s se L. Psstrs.
fIs se<sv bstsree~ the Perts
M the recsptsre W Ae 0er~sss
Ss Asssh ssssseA ne sve"eA ss~" m s~s c'o'~ to
twAus ospssrs
es.ss ssess 500 vss Of trenches n that
fDusss asnss eAssvs systematically
Svyae 1vacA vsasees eeespteI by 0ersas1
snsa sca - ys,A lsssasl Adjuta.t Coasant.s
oszna. ssssr q Lcd Rspstae oarasd Another sEotAsr
kisd Dsa - vAiss leading charge
r.uaa agAi.s u Forest Areoans
lsn e - e1osassseasa ssusvs
Dsassun ssny without success two
osssesa
q sortA Of the Lys
bssa setAins artillery
valley q - Aisas and a tAs of Rheims
bass 0nsd ~ haaA Aoss Of he reducing
Dss q Rheims reported
essss essps yards
Asosans tAsss Ssvssspse spirited seioa which
fseaks - yafds Of sschss The forest La
pises vAss there rsosay slight
rsDesssl yseo Batslls ana Foaans
sttscks
rsUsssA esopises German regiment engaged
Chauasss blew exploding
q ossnas tsschss half Of which
Susasly GesuDes1
ia - ssussa Uspss Msass) spsta violent
veil II tssachss southwest
shs vtasa TAs sucessdsd
0aak .
summit q vsieA. AsvsVss ssnaias II sesssssioa.
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dia not nsAh the clergy. for the FIN.
ancier had . habit. the witness said.
ministry" '"'
After hearing the witnesses Justics
Cohalan asked for briefs.
Inc executors besides the son ara
Wlliam Pierson Hamilton and Her
bert l.. Satterlec. his sons-in Jaw. and
Lewis Cass Ledyard.
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App0istea ~ whstms,.

ALBANY. Jan. s.-Gov. Whitman to.
day appointed John d. Collins ss Dis.
trict Attorney Of Tompkins County
He succeeds Morris 8. Halliday. newi,
elected Senator.
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Germans Accuse the French
of DestrOuinQ Oun VilLa0es

BERLIN va uAen) Jan GTSs German War Once today
Nth destruction Villages behind
ossmAa aa1 Aissce
Vosiuoa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

Fano Anxiout-
wheeling 10 once again base
naIl mad and good reason the
fans have for welcoming the ma
tIonaI pastime, for have they not
had the privilege taken from them
OF seeing a professional team In
action here during the past year
n one-haf? Great credit 10 due
h directors Of the local club for
once again having placed Wheel
Ing back In organized base ball.
Manager Shriver has worlds Of
material from which 10 pick his
team, and from indications he will
elease some players who are
worthy Of a more thorough trial.
However, In the limited time that
10 allowed the teams OF the Gen.
trail League TO get Into condition
for the season, he has worked
wonders with the boys. The new
ruling which cuts down the player
matter that has greatly handi-
capped the veteran catcher. He
will be allowed TO carry an extra
amount OF material for twenty
days after the opening, but after
that time he will be forced to
come within the limit.
Good Pitching STAFF.
In the pitching department he
10 we'll taken care OF, havlno az
least seven dependable hurIers.
Two OF these men are southpaw
twirlers, while the others are
port-siders. They are all husky
lads, and are looked up to to de-
liver the goods. Behind the bat
he 10 also we'll taken eare OF, hav-
ING Martin and Orris, and In case
OF extreme necessity "Pop" can
don the war toys and take 'em
or himself. However, he will
not likely be seer WORKING in
many games during the season.
The lnfeld 10 we'll taken eare
o. with Thompson and keene 70
pick from for first base. Nespo
~ second, Umlauf az short stoo
and Reilly az third base, look
good. IN the outfield will be seen
such me a. o'Dsy, M~elster, Kyle.
Curtis and Tenant. With these
boys 20 pick from, u looks az
though the opposing batsmen Will
have 20 hit "em a mile" TO, N they
expect 70 drive them out Of the
reach Of the aardnera
Late last evening the rain had
ceased and Manager shrlver said
with fair weather until noon the
field would be In better condition
than " has been at any time dur.
ing the week. Yesterday u was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
BIG PARADE OF
AUTOS TODAY
BAsu1ALL oPEHno TO m cELE.
= NJ CITIZENS IN
8TYLE.
Procession 70 Leave city Building =,
l2s<o oiclock, Headed for
Athlsac Field

Wheeling will be grsced with the
greatest pageant to-day that 10 has ever
ssen ~ me leather man permits. An
Ing gams at Athletic Association PARK.
VIII be the feature With 100 automo-
biles already donated. and promises OF
more. and the assurance that there viii
De others that have not promised. such
a crowd OF 'Honk- Honkers" in a row.
VIII be n novelty to this city.
All automobiles are requested to meet
at the city hall on Fifteenth street at
ls;so o'clock. and 70 be ready TO mov
the parade will move TO Chapline street.
10 sixteenth street. to Main street. to
Twenty-second street. to Market street.
Suspension bridge. across the Island. TO
and through Bridgeport. TO the north
end OF Martins Ferry. and back to the
Chief Marshall Henry Mahike will lead
the parade. Immediately behind him
viii come the Jitney Bus with the band.
Mayor Kirk. DR.. Haskins. II. ID. Naylor.
Psnss; city Solicitor = IL Brennan;
league. President III. c. Whitaker OF the
Wheeling Athletic Association. and G.
Hal Brues member OF the board OF con-
Parade Formation
Following this machine they win line
MP as follows: City officials, directors
and officials OF the Board OF Trade. Of
hSihlSo ltuc hunlclpal league Offlcial u
OF the Automobile Club. Business Mems
Association officials. Officials Credit
Mems Association, officers Trades As
sembly. Representatives OF the Press,
clergymen. Officers and Directors OF
MheelingAthletic Association. Visiting
Players. Home Team. and the remaining
machines viii fall In promiscuously.
Following the automobiles will come
the wheeling Motorcycle club with
about sixty In line Il Is anticipated
Peter C Boyd will be the marshal OF
that division. Willis II. Marshall, and
William -coiyig nave been named BY
Marshal Manike as his assistants.
At . o'clock this morning Meister's
band will assemble at the Island car
barn. There they Will board a car on
the Wheeling Traction line N travel
over every foot OF track that the com.
pany Possesses in this part OF the coun.
try. At IL $50 they Will take lunch. Fol.
lowing this they will gather at the Mar
ket auditorium n march to the public
square At 12:45 they will get into the
1itney bus and take their place in the
Mayor Kirk f. DESTROYS OF sverybody
that an. turn out. and have their cars
well filled with both women and child
rem. He hopes TO make this opening day
one TO be proud OF. and ~ the weather.
man decides to quit crying this morning
IL VIII no doubt be such a day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
UNION WINS
Down River Lad Proved Too Much Tor
the Cadets Who Were Defeat
ed by i to o Score.

IAnsly Institute yesterday met defea,
at the hands OF the Union High school
team OF Benwood. The game was fast
and snappy all the way and was fea-
tured by air tight pitching by both
pitchers. Noel proved hard for the
Linsly boys. he striking out eight OF
the first thirteen batters. The feature
Of the game was a nne running one
hand catch by Candy and the twirling
OF both pitchers. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
QUAKERS STILL GOING

NEW YORK. April 20.-Rube Scrau.
er. who came 10 New York In July. 1913.
started his nrst major league game here
oda and was hit hard BY the pace-set-
ting Philadelphia. who won their dfth
straiEht victory OF the season 8 to q
Mayer pitched well for p~hffadeIphfa
lmTtre Byron ordered the manage III
the Giants orr the field in the ninth inn
ming score.
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tigers
WIN PROM WHITE sox BIZ AWFUL
sLUd0IEa or THE BIo
TRIO.
Cobb. Crawford and vsaeh Smashed the
Hall At this Right Time Scoring
winning Runs.

DETROIT. April 20.-Detroit's slug
glng trio. Cobb. Crawford and Veach.
mashed their team 10 a third consecu-
tive victory over Chicago today. The
score was s 20 3. Cicotte and Dauss
were hit hard In spots. Three hits and
a wild throw by Cicotte In the sixth inn
Ing decided the game. Score,
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hard, but In places seemed TO be
However, n "oId Sol" 10 Kind and
comes forth with his smlIIno
e~ountenance this morning, he viii
soon make Athletic Park an Ideal
field az the rain 10 Just what was
seeded to put the field In real
condition.
" the deIuae should continue
the parade and celebration Will
be carried over until Friday, but
from Indications at an early hour
this morning, today will be almost
an ideal opening for the coming
"champs"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
SWIM MING STUNTS
To BE Pulled OFF ny Boys az T.. W. G. A.
Promises TO ne a Humdin-
ger Event

This afternoon the junior vmnasium
Glass Of the \. NJ. &. <. viii meet AZ the
w. g. a. % practice for the big. In
stunts 20 be pulled OFF at the woman
association building FOR the entertain
ments OF the members. next Monday
evening.
The exhibition promises 20 Be about
The "classiest' swimming program ever
given In Wheeling BY boys. The affair
viii BE- ~ charge ~ Prof. Charles Mil
Ter. Instructor % athletics Of the Y. ~
e. A. VINO has been training the lads In
swimming for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
CURLEY AND pop"
TALK OF OPENER.

Manager Cuiey Blount. when
asked last evening concerning the
Youngstown team would say no
more than. Things look good 20
me. i look for one of the best
seasons In the history of the
League" When asked concern
ing the Wheeling team. he said:
Wheeling has n good team and
should put up n good article OF
ball"
Manager Pop" shriver. OF the
StoEies. said last evening when
asked concerning his team. We'll
4 am satisfied. our club looks
pretty good 20 me" This IL quite
a lengthy statement for the
Silent one to make. There
must be some grounds for this
unusually long statement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
WARRIOR HIT A r

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. April 2O.-By
punching hits and n double steal with
errors b. New York. Philadelphia won
to-days game by s 20 2. WARRIOR was
hit hard IN four innings. while Shave
kert the bits Of his opponents scattered.
score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
BRAVES
WIN FROM DODGERS AFTER THE
TEAH8 HAD BATLED FOR
TEN INNINGS.
Smiths Drive TO the scorsboard Brought
In the winning Nun for Stall
fng's Crew.

BOSTON. April 20. with two out and
tnree on bases in the tenth inning. Smith
drove a ball TO the s~coreboard. scoring
fltzpatrlck and Boston won a 4 to , VIC
tory over Brooklyn to-day. The contest
was an exciting one. in which m~isplays
kept the outcome In doubt. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

EvU base bite Mayer. bancroft. Cra-
40 Three base hit Bvrne Home run.
1879 stolen Do aea DOYLE. Bancroft.
H1Tc on halls of schauer r MAYER 4.
struck out by schauer 3 Mayer q I'm
pircs Byron n ORTIZ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

Two base hits: r.. Collins. BRIEF.
Neach- Three base hits. Cobb. stolen
base; Fournler. Sacrifice hit. Young
Bases on balls. DausE 2. Cicotte 3
struck cut: by Dauss 4; Cicotte I. I'm
pircs: o~LOughiin and Hiidehrand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Y~esterday's HsauIta
Pittsburgh. 8. Kansas city. 3
buffalo. 81. BROOKLYN. 2
ST Louis. p. Chicago.
fnlti-Newark not scheduled
Today's Gamer.
Kansas CITY at Pittsburgh.
ErOok1Fn az Newark
baltimore 81 Buffalo.
ChicaEo-st T.. not scheduled
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Two base hits: Myers. Schmidt. Smith.
Sacrifice hits: McC8rty. Fitzpatrick. 2
Sacrifice flies: Meanwhile. schmidt.
Bases on balls: OFF Ragan. p.
off Coombs. 2 or Luque. Q. SStruck
out: by Ragan. 1. By Luque. g. by
Hughes. 2. Empires Rigier and Hart.
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Two base hits Pip. McAvoy Home
run sMaiaoi Oidring stolen bases
Barry. kopf Sacrifice ry murphy.
hascs on balls or WARRIOR. q of
by ~shawkey 8 Umpires chill and Con-
molly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
BENTON GOING SOME.

FiNciNNATf. Apr 20.-Benton pitch
- superb bail allowing only two hlfs.
sud az r. result Cincinnati shut ont 81
Louis foday 2 90 o. Score BY inrlurs
- Louis ...... oooooooooEo = q
Cincinnati ..... 100000ros-a n o
batteries Ferdue Niehaus and snv-
der. Benton and Clarke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21

rain.
stolen bases-Weimer, Metzner. Bases
on haiis-On Woods, 2. struck ont
Noel IL. Woods. :. Two base hits
Noel. Hunter Umpire-NcMahon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
WAGNER GETS TRIPLE.

CHICAGO. April 20-pIttaburrh bft
ChicaFo's pitchers consistently fof.v
and defeated the locals eirhf Co. rw
'heueys offerings were MI 90 an coz
nrrs ~ the field and LaheI ~wentsred a..
- seventh. In this round Waguer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Philadelphia. s. New York. 2
Boston. 3. Washington. 2.
Detroit. g.: Chicago. 3
Cleveland. =: st. Louis.
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Catcher Reuther was yesterdav r.
leased by Manager shriver. Rsuther
release principally for the reason that
his present receiving stan has had more
experisnce IN, the game than the big
Boy" from Elm Grove.
ANOTHER feature to Athletic Field was
tSRe ,heir yss,erGsyi when the Fan.
aIternoon they Will see In deep center
neld a score board where the results OF
CUES will be given. The sign Is a large
one and can be seen from all parts OF
Owing 10 the fact that many balls
were iost rom being fowled over the
se@@snsdn me directors yesterday had a
ture- This will d an additional II
feet to the height and will save many
balls during the season.
Dick" -Padden. one OF the directors
OF the local club and former big league
star, put on his uniform yesterday and
came out with the boys. He showed the
youngsters some OF the old tricks OF
the game and seemingly is as young as
aiways Perhaps he won't be able to
attend the game today as a Charles
Horse - rather uncomfortable 10
Frank Vessel. former second baseman
or me stogies, back IN the oiden days,
the past few days. He played second
base In some of the practice games and
left In him.
Catcher Peterson, left yesterday for
LEAGUE The arrival Of Catcher Harry
Martin occasioned the release OF the
hara hitting hsckstop 20 his former
more successful season than last vear
\ force o. carpenters v.r. v..,..w
placed At work charging the biearhsrs
They we're originally designed 10 sent
eyv people but u was thought this
ADDITION viii furnish sealing room r.
nearly i've hundred more Spectators.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
STOGIES ARE PREPARED TO BATTLE
WITH BLOUNTS STEELMEN TODAY
OFFICIAL OPENING OF CENTRAL LEAGUE TO BE CELE,
DRAFTED ON ATHLETIC FIELD. BEGINNING AT
$50 O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON.

POP sHRIvER HAD HIS PLAYERS OUT IN FINAL PRACTICE
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON-wErZEL OR DAVIS WILL
APPEAR ON THE MOUNDAMARTIN TO RECEIVE
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Cleveland at -. Louis.
Chicago at Detroit.
Boston ct Washington.
New York at PHILADELPHIA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-21
TEAM STANDINGS
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Yesterdays Results.
'Boston. 4: brooklyn. J.
Philadelphia. 5. New York. >.
Cincinnati. 2: st. Louis. 0.
10 innings.
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To-day Games.

Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh at CHICAGO.
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Two out when winni run scored.
for Ragan in ninth.
Brooklyn ....s.O o o o o q 4
Boston ........O 2 o o 0 ] o l. {
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triple with two men on bases olinched
the game FOR Inc visitors.
Score BY innings
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09

gave big dinner Sunday in honor
of the bride and groom, MIR. and
Mrs. Walter Crews of Butler.
Mr.. j. B. Ruddell and family
visited at Mr.. W.. II. Ruddells S
Sunday.
Misses Mary and Prue Sharp
and Alta Brown returned home
from Appleton City where they
have been visiting friends and rel
atives.
Our friend and neighbor Mr.. l..
c. Eichler killed five hogs that
would weigh over four hundred
pounds each one day last week.
Several of Passaic and this COM
munity attended Grandpa
Shealy's funeral at Mt. Olive
Sunday.
Several of this vicinity took in
the pie and box supper Friday
night at the Wilcox school house
and reported fine time.
Mr.. Edison Snydtr attended the
poultry Association in Joplin last
week.
LITTLE IRISH ROSE.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09
Explosion il German Munition!
Plant Kills Several
Hundreds.

+: London, Dee. 5.-Destruction
of a large ammunition factory at
Halle, Prussian SaXony by an ex-
plosion, with the loss of several
hundred lives, is reported in a
message from Holding, Denmark,
to Copenhagen, forwarded by
Reuters correspondent.
1t is said similar disaster was
narrowly averted at Bogden,
Silesia. The ammunition factory
there, it is reported, was saved by
the discovery that it had been
undermined.
According to this account,
which has not been confirmed, ar
rests have been made at Bogden.
It is asserted discontinued work.
men are suspected in both IN
stances.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09
Nevada, Mo-, So Angelic Police
Judge is q Luxury.

Nevada, No., Dec. 5.-Viola-
tions of the law have decreased
SO materially that Mayor Dulin
and the City Council decided that
a Police Judge has become lux
ury instead of a. necessity, and
last night the Council passed an
ordinance abolishing the office,
which carried a salary of $500.
a Justice of the Peace will be
named to perform the duties Of
Police Judge and his remunera-
ton will have to come through the
medium of fees. Violations Of the
city's laws are SO rare, Mayor
Dulin says, that the fees won't be
enough to buy chicken feed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09
Defends Low Wool Tariff.

Pend1etOn, Ore, Dec. 4.-The
rag man, not a low tariff, is the
enemy of the wool grower, de-
clared Charles Coopey Of Port
land, who addressed the annual
convention of the Oregon Wool
Growers Association here today,
He asserted that the truthful
branding of fabrics soon would at
least double the wool production
of the Northwest.
What wool men need, - he
said, sis not tariff protection, but
protection against old rags, the
old rag man being tho chief COM
petitor of the wool grower. The
worlds supply of fleece wool is
only "a per cent Of that which j.
sold for all-wool products :
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

j. w. Holloway to D. F. Jarboe
10 acres section 10 Shawnee $l.OO.
VIM. Line ct al to W. b. Tyler
part block Z Stephens sub addi-
ton to Butler, $4,000.
j. w. Wilson to E. l.. Snider
1856 acres section 5 New Home 81.
d. q, Bradley to j. Y. Bradley
40 acres section Z Prairie $4,000
w. B. Tyler to j. w. Rankin 40
acres section 10 Summit 100000.
John Shockey to j. G. Shockey
81 acres sections and 80 Prair-
lie and Pleasant Gap H.W.
John Shockey to Nathan Shock
ey 80 acres section 8 Prairie 81 90.
Rosa D. Adams to b. T. Haskins
10 acres section 30 Deer Creek
$217. 90.
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Moose Canvass Cost SO, 900

Washington, D. c., Nov. 3D.
The National Republican Commit
tee received and spent 81, 1875 ac-
cording to a statement filed to-
day with the Clerk of the House
for the campaign in the Twenty
third. Twenty-first and Thirty
sixth districts in New York the
Twenty-fourth in Pennsylvania
and the Fourth in South Carolina,
The Progressive National Com
mittee reported receiving and
spending $28, 900. Receipts in
cluded 5000 from George w
Perkins, 5000 from Progressive
volunteers and tl4,0 600 from the
party general mAintenance fund.
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covery. The Connecticut left
Port au Prince last week with
more than fifty marines whose
terms Of enlistment had expired
and with % wounded and sick
marines and sailors.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09
LODGE DIRECTORY.

Knights Of Pythias-Blue Flag
Lodge, No. 100. meets each Friday
night at Castle Hall on south side Of
square.
Woodmen Of The World-Maple
Camp meets at the call Of the Sow
erign Commander.
c.,,.s.-.t. v~..--.. Msrm.Arr.
duke Camp. No. e1s, meets at the
call of tina commGndAE.-
at the City Hall on the first satur-
day in each month at p. m.
A.erie.n Ysenal Meets At the
call Of the Foreman In the knights
Of Pythias Hall.
Monday night a. each month at
1. Q. Q. ,. Meets every Monday
night in han over yFsternal Inn.
s.tler n.sa.laneat Meets second
! and fourth Tuesday In each month
at hall In Traternal Inn.
4. ,: "a 4. n.-Areets first ana
ct hall In Ttaternat Inn.
Daushtsrs Of RsbskaA Carnation
Lodge meets tho second and fourth
ThuIsday e each month in hall IN
llana \. 4. Chapter STATED meet
ingp on second and fourth Thursday
1ieno e .each month n han ~ FRA
ne5al - Ssaeet 1Gas1sss-Dutlsr
Scuncil. Nos g meeaa On the second
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Among the army Of persons who
are censlring the Chicago physi-
cian for allowing ! defective ehild
% pass out q tie world ara many
Nlie have ! right q oell6 zs4pl1&e
~ No. thot they 1ot 81 -
~ oalS - 1po1 axon1 - - W
E1roSe( tlsnSk NJ - M 3
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Confederate veterans Marmaduke
call of thu -commxndss.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09

knights Of Pythias-Blue Flag
Lodge, No. 100, meets each Friday
night at Castle Hall on south side Of
square.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09

q. A. R.-Bates Post. No. IS. meets
at the City Hall on the first satur.
day in each month at p. m.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09

Woodmen Of TIE World-Maple
Camp meets at the call Of the Sow
erign Commander.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09

National AHexieans Meta second
Monday night In. each month at
Woodman Hall
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09

A. =. ara A. Meets first and
third saturday night In each month
ct hall In Tfaternat Inn.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1915-12-09

1. o. o. y. Meets every Monday
night In hall over Braternal Inn.