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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-28

]. M. Lane and daughter, Mrs. c. H
vroome, who came here about two
weeks ago from Miami, where they
had been spending the season, de
parted Thursday of this week for theiI
home in South Norwalk, Conn. While
here they were located in one of the
o. w. Stevens houses, 65 Third ave
nue.. Mr.. Lane and daughter have 1
number of good friends in Daytons
who were delighted to have them here
again even IL only for a short time.
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Charles Cook left Thursday of this
week by train for Asheville, N. c.,
where he will be joined by Mrs. Cook
and they will spend the remainder of
the summer. Mr.. Cook will conduct
an automobile livery at Asheville or
vicinity. having started his cars to
the mountain city last week for that
purpose
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A card from Geo. II. Foote. Jr.,
written from Cleveland. Ohio. May
30th. states that himself and wife
win leave June 10th for California,
to be gone about a month.
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Mrs. Armina ID. sherwood. who had
been here through the season as usual
departed Thursday of this week fol-
Philadelphia. from which city she will
later go to one of the popular sea
shore summer resorts. Mrs. Isher
wood suffered an attack of grippe
during the winter, which left her in
weakened condition, but at the
time of her departure she was feellns
very much improved Mrs. Isherwoof
spent the season at the Hamilton
hotel.
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J. A. Potter. Of st. Petersburg. who
had been visiting his son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Kemp.
at Seabreeze. left Thursday of this
week on his return to the West
Coast. Mr.. Potter was one Of Day.
tomas early settlers. but removed
from this locality nearly 80 years ago.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Household
furniture. dishes. linoleum. etc. In
quire Addison Studio. 230 s. Beach
street; entrance next door to Rowe's.
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THE WEATHER.
. 90 Gee aeeeeasi

For Florida: Weather conditions
VIII be unsettled tonight and Satur-
day, and there will be thunder show
ers in various sections. Gentle to
moderate winds will prevail.
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Mioht as Nell Saw Time.

No wife should tell her husband U
her mistakes, domestic or otherwise
he will see quite enough of them ios
himself-Marie Conner Leighton.
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Sheep of Record Size.

Some of the largest fieeces ever pro
duced come from the state of WASH
ington- Sheep grow to large size on
the ranges in the Snake river country.
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work in progress caused them to leave
the car at Titusville and proceed b,
train. They drove back from Titus
vile in their automobile.
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John p. Leitner was an Ormond
visitor between trains Thursday of
this week, going up to that town TO
arrange for the removal to this city
OF his household goods. Mrs. Leitner
joined her husband in this city the
forepart of this week.
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Mrs. Coleman Williams, who had
been visiting In this city. returned to
her home in Oak Hill. Thursday after
noon of this week.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-28

Major Wiley Abercrombie spent
Thursday of this week in Daytona
with Miss Emma and w. w. Aber,
cromble Miss Lila AAercrom1ie
went down to New Smyrna. Wednes.
day. to remain with Mrs. Abercrom-
bic while the major came to this city.
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J. c. Butler was q business visitor
to St. Augustine between trains on
Thursday Of this week.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-28

It's hard for a political party to
build platform that won't warp In
campaign heat.-Toledo Blade.
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Mana Vain Side

No matter how little man does. IL
always pleases him to be told he
works too hard.-Atchison Globe.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Parker and Mr..
and Mrs. c. J. Birch went up to Du-
pont Wednesday to look over that
territory. Mr.. Parker and Mr. and
Mrs. Birch returned Thursday after
N, but Mrs. Parker went from Du.
pont to Seville with her son-ir-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs ]. L. Rob
inson. who drove over in their car for
her.
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here since the completion of that
work.
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ATTENTION, ALL OLD
SOLDIERS, ATTENTION

Submarines. aeroplanes, Zeppelins.
forty-two centimeter shells, bareback
and all that kind of warlike stuff. will
be on tap at Commodore Burgoyne's
Monday afternoon at 800 O'Clock.
The Commodore wants all the old
soldiers of any army to come round
and look the junk over. AT the wind
up the Commodore will tear chunks
out of Mozart, Beethoven and Sara.
Gina.
Don fail to call on the Commodore
at 300 o'clock, Decoration day.
Rev. and Mrs. S. l.. Jackson left on
Thursday afternoon of this week for
Orlando on church business. Mr..
Jackson will return from that city Sat
urday to hold his regular Sunday SER
vices. but Mrs. Jackson will. On Sat
urday, go to Ocoee to attend a county
convention of Christian churches he
fore which she will deliver an address
on Sunday school work in the morn
ing and on missionary work in the
evening. Monday she will go to Una
tilla to address missionary meeting
tuesday night. Wednesday Mrs.
jackson will go to Eustis and give an
address in the afternoon before the
women's missionary society and pub.
lie address in the evening, returning
home from that place.
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Mr.. and Mrs. III. III. Hoene. Mrs
Hoene's sister, Mrs. c. A. ID. Schugert,
and Mrs. William Hoene. who hal
been lingering here at Mr.. Hoene's
beautiful winter home on North Ridge
wood avenue. departed Thursday of
this week on their return to Pitts
burg. Pa, and will probably go as
usual from that city to their summer
home at Point Chautauqua. MY.
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NVtTdge Ueptn OF OCkdH Se0'
The average depth of the ocean Deu
Is about 10000 feet, as against the ~.
erage land height above sea level "
1900 feet.
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For Sale at sacrifice, a 5-passen
ger Overland touring car. r. A. Brett
Hotel Cleveland. 246-tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Root are the
parents of fine baby girl which ar
rived at their home north of Orange
Island Park shortly after 500 O'Clock
Thursday evening Of this week. Both
mother and baby are doing we'll DR.
G. A. Klock was the attending physi-
clan. Mr.. and Mrs. Root now have
two daughters. their first child also
being a girl
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Mlnutss - Court
Eliza A. Williams "
liams; final decree.
vylette Grove VI. Ia !
divorce.
Julia ~. Livingston -.
Livingston: divorces.
Rebecca roastsr W. ~ i
ter: divorce.
volnsh County Fssnk v. 3
son. administrator o. ss1nn>
Nasworthy; order On motioo a-
to amend bill.
In the matter Of E1ww
Thomas for the removal - =
ties OF homage.
Ella Fuller ct al W. Lester =
order OF supersedssas.
Marriage Licensss.-
Harry Danals and A.
Smith. OF Bishopville.
Abraham Blame and Eliahe>< =
OF Orange City.
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Low TIDES ON THE BEACH.

Afternoon and Forenoon Tides Occur a
Approximately the Same Hour
and Minute
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"Wanted as salesman
(traveling or city,. clerk. timekeeper
checker: 10 years experience as sales
man; best references. X, care Daily
News. 245-6t
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F9geN&!@ |
4sI z4411llRIq
J. c. Butler was business visitor
to st. Augustine between trains on
Thursday OF this week.
Mrs. Coleman Williams, who had
been visiting In this city. returned to
her home in Oak Hill. Thursday after
noon of this week.
A card from Geo. II. Foote. Jr
written from Cleveland. Ohio. May
30th. states that himself and wife
win leave June 10th for California
to be gone about a month.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Household
furniture. dishes. linoleum. etc. In
quire Addison Studio. 230 s. Beach
street; entrance next door to Rowe's.
J. A. Potter. OF st. Petersburg. who
had been visiting his son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. c. Kemp.
at Seabreeze, left Thursday of this
week on his return to the West
Coast. Mr.. Potter was one Of Day
tomas early settlers. but removed
from this locality nearly 80 years ago.
Charles Cook left Thursday of this
week by train for Asheville, N. c.,
where he will be joined by Mrs. Cook
and they will spend the remainder of
the summer Mr.. Cook will conduct
an automobile livery at Asheville or
vicinity. having started his cars to
the mountain city last week for that
purpose.
For Sale at sacrifice, a 5-passen-
ger Overland touring car. R. A. Brett,
Hotel Cleveland. 246-tf
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Parker and Mr..
and Mrs. C. ]. Birch went up to Du-
pont Wednesday to look over that
territory. Mr.. Parker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Birch returned Thursday after
h,x. Do
pont to Seville with her son-ir law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Rob
inson, who drove over in their car for
her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Root are the
parents of q fine baby girl which ar
rived at their home north of Orange
Island Park shortly after 500 O'Clock
Thursday evening of this week. Both
mother and baby are doing we'll DR..
G. A. Klock was the attending physi-
clan. Mr.. and Mrs. Root now have
two daughters. their first child also
being girl.
"Wanted-Position as salesman
(traveling or city,. clerk. timekeeper
checker: 10 years experience as sales
man; best references. X, care Daily
News. 245-6t
Mr.. and Mrs. III. III. Hoene. Mrs
Hoene's sister, Mrs. G.. A. ID. Schugert.
and Mrs. William Hoene. who hal
been lingering here at Mr.. Hoene's
beautiful winter home on North Ridge
wood avenue. departed Thursday of
this week on their return to Pitts
burg. Pa, and will probably go as
usual from that city to their summer
home at Point Chautauqua. MY.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. III. Peck returned
Fort Lauderdale where they had been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID. Kittredge
They left here in their car, accompa
MED by Mrs. Kittredge and little
them for several weeks, intending to
drive to Fort Lauderdale, but wash
out south of Titusville and repair
LOW TIDES ON THE BEACH.
Afternoon and Forenoon Tides Occur al
Approximately the Same Hour
and Minute.
Date. May June July Aug.
1885 4:o4 4:s1 5:25
1925 1855 519 GIL
4:20 @:52 Sos 700
5:17 6:46 700 1850
6:11 7:40 7:45 Sal
1913 $3.50 1898 9:36
S:14 S:15 1921 1927
s:01 1902 1000 11:1?
1855 10:4S HOO 1905
10 10:43 1888 11:47 12:4S
IL n:24 1875 1921 1:2e
IL 1907 1854 Ills 2:04
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Motored from Cleveland.

Mr.. and Mrs. "a. e. Todd, of Cleve.
land, Ohio. motored here on Tuesday.
They will visit the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Burt.
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Lime Starvation
Causes Tuberculosis

The Medical Record New Yoslx)
Of December IS. 1000. contains an
article on "Thc Treatment OF Pul.
monnry Tuberculosis, Based on the
Assumption That the DlrtetieG Cause
Of the Disease In Lime 9Stnryntion.r
By DR.. John r. Russell, who aayst
t.1he condition which II trecoEnised
~ preceding the active development
Of tuberrulohts In the adult may be
considered MS due to lime starvation.
Among inorganic substances
ltme snlts appear 20 be OF special
physiological importance
hut 10 the fsaitsS nre not "a orgnnic
combination Il II diflicuit to suppose
that the cells can appropriate them
YsarsIof widespread use confirm
US In the belief that the success OF
Eckman's Alterative IN cases. o tYpul-
uionary tuberculosis tconsumption)
and chronic throat and bronchial
troubles 10 due in large Fmeasuret to
Its content of lime, so combined with
other ingredlents rs to be leasify ap-
propriate ted by the cells.
Doubtless this has had much to
do with the results obtalnedbtnEninnyl
cases of these a affections. which ap-
Gar TO have yielded to Eekmanisl
Alternative. rs n
AsiI contains no opiates, ,nsseotics
or habit. forming drugs,Sl u Is safe
to try. Your druggist will order it
Cor you or YOU can send direct.
sckmnn Laboratory. p hiindeiphia.
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has gone to Millersport, Ohio, where
she will visit with relatives.
Roy Stewart, OF Brookside, was at.
tending to business here Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Mike Brady has gone to Fol.
som, where she will visit with rela.
tives.
mrs. William Phillips and daughter
have gone to Clarksburg, where they
will visit with relatives.
Miss Eta Wise has returned from
Mtllersport. Ohio, where she had been
Visiting with relatives.
The. Misses Mayme and Sarah Nc.
Laughljn, Of the Clayton Addition,
we're visitors in Fairmont Tuesday.
Misses Hazel Robinson and Marie
Parsons have returned from Fairmont,
where they have been visiting with
friends. 81
P. M. Tough, of the postoifice force,
Is taking his vacation,
Miss Marian Shaw, OF the Evening
Telegram, IS home from Tideoute, Pa,
where she had been visiting with rela.
ttves.
Mrs. T. S. Hardesty, of the South
Side. has gone to Bridgeport, Conn.,,
where she will visit with her daugh.
ter, Mrs. G. c. Sheppard.
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MANNINGTON NEWS
September 6. at Hough Park.

September 6. at Hough Park.
Miss Maude Britton, of Fairmont.
has returned to her home after visit.
ing withsrelatives here.
Howard r'Atha has gone to Cam.
bridge Springs. Pa. where he has been
called on account OF, the illness of a
relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Prichard have
returned fromSa several weeks motor
trip to Mt. Lake Park, Md.
Miss Ruth Phillips has returned to
Warrington to teach In the public
schools again this year.
Miss Madge Ferry, OF Homewood
was visitor in this city Tuesday.
Robert Coyne, of Wolf Summit. is
transacting Dizziness In this city.
Harry Gray, OF Butler, Pa, was a
business visitor in this city yesterday.
II. c. King of Montana, W. Va, Is a
visitor In this city today.
r. X. BARROW. OF Lexington, KY, is
In the city visiting with friends for
several days.
c. B. Wheaton, of Sistersville. has
returned to his home after spending
several days here attending to import.
ant business.
F. G. Goner. of Petersburg has re.
turned to that, city. after transacting
business here.
Albert K. Nuzar, Of Wheeling, was
a visitor in this city Monday.
Harry Villers, OF Littleton, was at.
tending to business here yesterday.
N. E. Hubert, Of Sharon, Pa, was in
this city Tuesday.
Bud Jones has purchased an Over:
land automobile OF the Michaels agen.
cy.
Frank T. Wilson. of New Martins.
Vile. is business visitor in this city
today.
Robert Hale, of New ulm, Mimi, is
a business visitor In this city.
G. U. Mervin is visiting with friends
in Pittsburgh.
J. W. Root was a recent business
visitor In Wheeling.
Miss Bessie Wise, Of the South Side,
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ELDoRA NOTES.

Benjamin Tucker and mother were
calling Charles Linn Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Mundell spent
Sunday with Kinsey Kuhn
MIR. and Mrs. E. E., Fancher and
daughters, Mary and Mildred, Harvey
Glasspell, George Bennett and BERTHE
Lanham were calling on A. L. Curry
Sunday.
Miss Lena Curry Is attending insti.
tute. in Fairmont this week.
Charles Kuhn. Of Thoburn, was
calling on Gus Bice Sunday.
Frank Radabaugh was calling on
William Little Saturday evening.
Miss Leila Rutherford was visiting
Miss Mildred Linn Sunday.
Miss Margaret and Elizabeth Nixon
and sister, Mrs. Ben Little, were call.
Ing on c. w. Linn Sunday evening.
Miss Flossie Rutherford, Earl
Rutherford. Susie Nixon, Mrs. Nixon
and Archie Ash were visiting Charlie
Hartley Sunday.
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TEACHERS HEARING
RURAL SCHOOL TALK
DR.. A. c. Monahan Deliver
ing Addresses at Insti-
tute Today.

DR.. "A. C. Monahan, OF Washington,
d. c., specialist in rural school adj
ministration OF the U. S. department
of Education, arrived in the city this
morning and this afternoon and to-
night will address the Marion Count!
Teachers Institute, which is in ses.
sion at the Miller school building. Mr..
Monahau is regarded ass expert in
rural school work, and County Super
lintendent Homer c. Toothman is for.
.tunate In securing his services. Mr..
Monahan conducted special classes
this afternoon in addition TO deliver
ing an address on'the subject Indus.
trial Work in the Rural Schools" He
made a splendid impression on the 300
teachers assembled and much pleas.
ure is anticipated from the address
he will deliver at the evening session
today on the subject ideals in Educa.
tion and Their Relation to Economic
Conditions" This lecture will begin
promptly at o'clock. Mr. Monahan
will also be present at the Thursday.
sessions and help with the work of
the institute.
I Miss Alice j. McChesney. Of Char.
lesion, a we'll known teacher Of the
state, arrived In the city last night
and addressed the institute this after:
noon on the. subject, weights and
Measures Miss McChesney Is a
young woman of pleasing personality
and her address was heard with inter-
est by the teachers.
Interesting addresses by Prof. War
rem and Mrs. Lyon featured the morn.
ing session today. The institute in
structors and the teachers are CO.
operating in the work and much good
and higher ideals In the teaching pro-
fession are expected to result from
the session.
DR.. H. C. Howard, pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church.
conducted the devotional exercises
this morning and the music was un-
der the efficient leadership of Prof.
l. N. Smith, OF Williamsburg, Pa.
The following is the program Of to.
day:
Wednesday Forenoon, 900.
Opening exercises.
Music and devotion.
Address. THE Value OF Phon!cs: How
to Teach PhonIcS''-Airs. Lyon.
Address. Spelling and Writing-What
Is Wrong?"-Mr. Warren.
Recess tntcrmission.
Wednesday Afternoon, 1880.
Address. weights and Measures
Miss Alice. J. Mcchesney. Charleston. ".
Address. industrial Work in the Rural
School'-Mr. Monahan. .
1ntermission.
Sectional meetings.
Rural school, teachers meet with Mr..
Monahan as chairman.
Evening Session. 500.
Address, Ideals In Education and
Their Relatlon.to Economic Conditions
DIR. A. c. Monahan. specialist in rural
school administration, bureau. OF educa-
ton. Washington. D. c.
Much interest Is centering In the
Thursday evening program which will
consist Of a literary entertainment to
be provided by the teachers attending
the5institute. A program Of readings
and musical selections will feature
the session and the general public Is
invited to attend. There is consider.
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able talent among the teachers Of Ma
rion county and the entertainment Is
expected to be most enjoyable.
The present session of the Marion
County Institute is expected to so
down in history as one Of the most de.
lightful and profitable institutes ever
conducted in the county. Everything
is moving of harmoniously; good
weather, good will, good instructors,
adequate quarters, splendid manage
ment, all combining to make the insti-
tute success.
Friday will see the finish of the in
stitute and that day will largely be
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Personals.

Personals.
Mrs. BENJAMIN F. Wilson has re-
turned to her home in Wheeling, after
spending several days here visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L..
Hall.
Jason Hollobaugh, the local Saxon
agent. has received car load OF new
machines.
Nit NJ. Taught, of Benwood, was
here Tuesday visiting with his parents
at their home on East Main street.
Thomas Tucker, of .McMechen, was
business visitor in this city Wednes.
George W. Matthews, of,Glover Gap.
was transacting business in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur g. Clayton is in Fair
mont visiting with her mother.
G. v. Fear, of the Consumers Sup
ply Company, Fairmont. was busl.
ness visitor IN this city Tuesday.
Kinsey Thomas, Of Metz, was shop
ping In this city yesterday.
Fred Rymer, OF Brookside Addition,
is home from Warrior Fork.
G. b Brown, of Flat Run, was a bust.
ness visitor In. our city Tuesday.
.. G. Buzzard, of, Waynesburg. Pa,
was transacting business here Tues.
day.
/. R. Ashcraft, Of shinnston, was a
business visitor in this city Monday.
g. @. Mason. Iof Wheeling, was a re.
cent business visitor in our city.
S. g. Woods, of Rochester. Pa, has
returned to his home after attending
TO business here.
Joseph n Murray. of Newark, n. J..
was here Tuesday attending to busi-
Raymond ouirk has resigned his po.
sition with the b. q O.. R. R. Co.
Earl Harrison, OF New York City,
was business visitor here Tuesday.
Billie TAYLOR, OF Marietta, Ohio, Is
visiting In this city.
B. & o. Foreman OF Engines ". F.
Ross. Of Wheeling, was a business WIS.,
itor In this city yesterday.
S. j. Cole, druggist, OF Hundred, was
transacting business here Tuesday.
c. H. Bonnessen. OF Wheeling, was
a visitor IN this city. yesterday.
Father Sullivan, of Littleton, was a
visitor here Tuesday.
Mrs William Smith, OF Cameron, Is
visiting with friends In this city.
Miss Blanche MILAN, OF Maud's Run,
motored to this city Tuesday. She
was accompanied by her father, NJ. v,
MILAN.
Don't forget to attend the big soccer
game which Is to be played Labor Day.
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and mother" has to keep watch.
full eye over him every minute. They
are always seen together and even
Bill has to be particular how he
talks TO baby and handles him.
The young zebra doesn't under.
stand why folks are all making a
great fuss over him-but the mother
knows he is the first zebra born in
the United States.
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given over to organization of various
clubs. etc, reading OF reports OF COM
mittees. etc, although several lectures
will also feature the day. Certificates
OF attendance will be distributed at
this session also.
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Services Start at
Rivesville Tonight

Prededicatory services in connection
with the formal dedication OF the
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church
at Riyesyille will begin tonight at THAI
church. All day services featured by
sermons by prominent dlvines OF that
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Personals.
Mrs. BENJAMIN F. Wilson has re-
burned to her home in Wheeling. after
spending several days here visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
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MA ZEBRA AND HER BABY.

The largest crowd ever assembled
at Central Park, New York. is expect
ed on the day baby zebra" is chris.
tened. Elaborate preparations are be.
ing made by Bill Snyder, the boss
of the big zoo, who is going about as
proud as can be.
The youngster, who is finely
marked specimen Of his race, is as
risky al any young, naughty colt,
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Brldeeclosed.

Owing to necessary repairs, notice
Is hereby given that the Burttown
bridge will be closed to travel Of all
kinds until further notice.
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NrrlVed from Texas.
Joseph M. Williams. of Dallas, Tex.
as. has arrived in this city to visit
with his uncle, Charles Mclaughlin.