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BUILDING PERMITS.

Mr.. Hayes. si1 South Eighteenth, brick
dwelling, $4,000; Perry Mann. eols Has
ehier s923 Hector boulevard, frame
1weiling. $500; John From. a09 Leaven-
nroTth, frame dwelling, Q.7b0; Mary
Turner, t0lt Nebraska avenue, frame
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-20
WANT ADS

Want ada received at any time. but 10
insure proper classification must be pre-
sented before ~ o'clock noon tor evenin4
edition and 1.s0 D. m for morning ana
sunday editions Want ads received after
such hours viii be under the heading
To late TO Classify"
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Apartments and Flats.
The For Rent advertisement appearing
cannc. Ss Ssas foT VARIETY * yhs tsse oS M
Ssns g ssG rent PSoRs %ssr one de-
FREE MOVING.
MOVE NOW -
II you want neat s-room flat. for winter
walking distance. on SOth ST.. bring this
ad to our office. We show you flat; 4
H S1 Esnt Og we p1g Each G fst G pocS s% aSd
bath. Modern but heat. Rent tl25O TO SIS
each. Newly Papersd- Don't phone Refer
'S' d. n. BUCK a CO.,
912 Omaha National Bank Bldg. 20
BEAUTIFUL. strietly mod. apis. 18th and
Yates Sts.; janitor service; fine lawn,
comforts. Tel. Web. SOS or 1873.
Angelus AIT. and Groom apt, II. 2olt.-o
FOR RENT-7-r, apartment. old Hamil-
BROOM modern fiat. 27O7 Dodge st. In
quire sommer Bros. 18th a Farnam 81.
BEST 7-room modern apartment In the
city. All rooms south and east ex-
posture. Apt, No. 2, Old Hamilton Apis
Phone Douglas 9i7
Furnished Apartments.
Board ana Rooms.
Furnished Rooms that offer every mod
ern convenience and comfort In private
families or boarding houses OF the high
est class win best be found In the Fur
nished Rooms column OF The Bee. Phone
y. 18th. i22. furnished room with board. S.
sols Webster. walking distance. IS a week.
NICE mod room in private home for em-
ployed lady; walking distance; near two
car lines. break IA st IN naafrad Tel fyQf
s2l Harvey. cool room, excellent table bd.
Desirable room and board. els s. 18th 81.
Furnished AO0ms.
IN private family; $3.50. Tel. II. 2SSS.
II you do not see anything that suits
can call at Room lOi, Bee Bldg. and ask
for the Free Furnished Room bureau
and We will gladly refer you 70 high
part OF the city
WELLINGTON INN, Farnam at 18th, 100
rms, 81; 80 rms. $50 4 up; weekly &
monthly rates; cool, quiet, homelike. %
s. 18TH ST., 2is-Newly furn. rooms; in
excellent location close in. Tel. ID. s723
MOE furn. rooms. COS n. 80. ID. sos
The Pratt. cool. close in. 1i2 s. 8. d. siss.
SPECIAL LOW RATES
TO PERMANENT GUESTS.
H HoTEtt s HRKHY s ssiA E Fsrns%
TAKE Dodge car to 17Os Dodge St. for
clean. attractive rms. reas., downtown
Rooms, single or en- suite. f1rn. or unfiirn
Modern. $50 up. 522 n. 18th 81. d. TN
LARGE front room. mod. tel. r. ss2l
Dewey Ave, 2sO5-Entire upper floor.
private bath and private entrance.
FsrRished Housekeeping Rooms.
-Four nice rooms; new bath. illz S. nth.
N. 2sd. 52O-2 large. SIS. Red So6s.
MOD hkpg rooms; reas. Tel. II. 1854
rooms and bath. iii2 s. nth
NICELY furn-. strictly mod. house W. 7iss
OR s-roOm suite. modern. Tel r. 5s2t
iii N. i9TH-Nice basement rooms. gas
range. electric lights. close In. ID. eSss
8. 18th ST, Sl6-a rooms, nicely Furnished.
complete for II. X, mod. T. ma W.
Furnished Houses.
FURNISHED. mod. SIR. home In w Far
nam dist. for 3 mos. or longer. II. 1s1
MODERN l0-r. house. furnished or IN
furnished LIS N. 26th. south Omaha
Telephone south 1851.
Housekeeping Rooms.
DAVENPORT. 2ols. THREE OR FOUR
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
(continued on Col. z. This PagsJ
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Ready Reference Directory

The following firms offer quality and expert service that
will please the most critical:
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EDUCATIONAL
BoyleS College

Day School Night School, complels
business course. complete shorthand or
course, civil service branches and Eng
Iish. Students admitted at any tina
Write phone or call for 1915 catalogue.
BOYIaES COLLEGE.
II. u. BOYLES, President
Tel. ID 1beb. Hoylee hldg.. Omaha. Neh
FOR sale, the following schoiarships In
4 fret class Omaha Business ColleGes
One unlimited combination lusiness
and shorthand course.
one unlimited stenoKrephio course.
One three months business or steno-
Wan be sold at a discount at the Office
Of Th0 Omaha Boes
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-20

CASH RATES.
seven consecutive times. 1 cent woru
each insertion. -, -.
q word.
One time. cents word.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-20

AUCTION SALE
% household goods and furnishings, 70
be sold for storage charges. Sale starts
promptly az 10 a. m. Monday. August VI.
at Maggard's Van q Storage Co, l1iS
Webster SITS.
BARcAlNs IN FURNITURE AND
DESKS sought aud s0id. ]. &. need.
.lI--,-H-- l.m Farnam 81 ID aM
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
YOUNG women coming 70 Omaha as
strangers are invited 70 visit the Young
Women's Christian association building
at 18th 81. and st. Mays Ave, where
they will be- directed to suitable boarding
places or Otherwise assisted. Look for
our travellers aid at the Union station.
THE salvation Army Industrial home So
licits your old clothing. furniture, maya
ZINES. We collect We distribute. Phone
Douglas llb and our wagon will call
Call and inspect our new home. ui0-iil2-
iiif Dodge 81.
GORDON. the Magazine Man Tel Doug.
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aWAPPERn. tslr.unfN

= W III n nAt0 NOLOMN
Wanted 20 swap. Why not advertise
something that you no longer have any
use for and get something you really
needl IL costs you nothing to Join the
Sweppers' Club and YOU viii find Il lots
OF fun swapping thingB. Write Room IOa.
lee Bldg. or phone Tyler 1000.
AUTHORIZATION automobile owners!
Your chance to get all or any OF the
following auto accessories or wat have
you for trader Buick s. touring car body.
good Top. windshield. tender two oes
lights. tailight, radiator, Spitdorf
nagnetO and coil box; Sneffler carbur-
etef. Address $. G, 1885. Bee.
AUTOMATIC Rotary Printer. Retail cost
500. What have you to offer. Address
81 G. 1854. bee.
AUTo-My cas d a bargain for YOU. IL
YOU want 20 yet a good used car II
HIP, 6-IAas., Mitchell; fully equipped
viii trade for something useful. Address
AUTOMOBILEs-For other automoblls
bargains see the Automobile" classify
tatIon
AUTOMORII.E1-Wan to trade 1911 five
passenger Yeiie. IN good shape, all new
tires. for smaller car. 10 use for road
work Ford preferred, Address s. c.
lsl4. Omaha Bee.
AuTO-e-cylinder car. equipped with bus
body 20 carry II people. for jitney bus
has double ignition. Atwater-kent and
Bosch magnetic systemi win swap for
Ford or Happ q Address 8. c. 1siS
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-20

LOST AND FOUND
Lost or Found ad in Omaha's Lost and
Found medium meana the immediate re-
turn Of that article II advertised In The
Bee. the Lost and Found paper
OMAHA a COUNCIL. BLUFFS STREET
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Persons having lost some article would
do well to call up the office Of the
Omaha q Council Bluffs Street Railway
company to ascertain whether they left
Il In the street cars.
Many articles each day. are turned In
and the company Is anxious to restore
them to the rightful owner. Call Doug, ts
LoST-watch s2S29 OF works. return 20
Bee office and receive liberal reward
or r. w. Body. Bldora. Iowa.
LOsT-s0th and Curtis. black leather van
ity case. glasses. papers and money.
Web. 66A. Reward.
LoST-Ladies' gold watch IN woolworth's
10-cent store: was In velvet case from
RrOocgaar. 3 Jew trs Co, monogramed
m. K" Phone Doug. lio9.
LOsT-Bay mare; has sore on right
shoulder Return to 21i2 So 18th. Red
LOsT-while riding Saturday. ladys
gold watch, hunting case engraved
M L. d." leather fob. ivory devirs
head charm. Finder please phone Har-
ney l6SA
LosT-Lady's gray comb. Webster ilss
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-20
Horses ana Vehicles.
GrOcerS. Attention!

OUR large stock OF delivery warons
fSfudeDaker'a. and our own make), OF
fcrfd "a low prices TO make room Tor
truck bodies.
JOHNSON COMPANY.
itH-1i-1 n. 10th 81. near CLARK 81
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ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.
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CHARGE RATES.
Seven consecutive times, Genus ms
Thrss 9onSscutive times. 10 cents line
each insertioA-
One tire 19 cents q line. -
Count six average words 70 inns.
Minimum CHARGE 30 cents
An advertisement inserted 20 pc ~
until discontinued must be stoppeo "
An claims for errors must be MADE
within fifteen days after the last tnso'
ton Of the Advertisement
fou can place your want I'D In fhe
- rFLFPHoNE TYLER zoos.
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TOday's Movie Programs

LANTERN sltdea for MOVIES. Send your
copy 20 ia We can reproduce photos
o. win prepare your COPY. We win color
90 directed. Bee Photo Dept. 10 Bee Bid.
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RHEUMATISM treated successfully, re-
suits guaranteed. DR.. Bowser. Mt Bee Bldg
p1Lrs. rrsru1A ct1Rnp.

PILES. FrsTUi1A CURED.
DR.. z. r. larry cures piles, fistula ana
other rectal diseases without surgical
operation. Cure guaranteed and no
money paid until cured. Write for book
on rectal diseases with testimonials. DIR
Z. r. TARRY. 240 Bee Bldg
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-20

RurTUEE cured IN Few Says wishSut
Bldg. Omaha. Established ISL "a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-20
PRINTING.

Ptg. CO., quality
printing. Tel. Doug. 2ls0 52l s. 18th ST
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FOR RENr

Apartments and Flats.
The Tor Rent advertisement appearing
In the For Rent column Of The Bee daily
cannot be beat for variety that will
please and I'LL the needs Of any one de-
string to rent. Phone Tyler 1000
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-20

REED ABSTRACT CO. oldest abstra
office IN Nebraska. 2Os Brandeis The
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-20

SAVE MONEY ON COURSES.
For sale. with good reasons for selling.
a variety OF courses IN a reliable Busl-
ness School, one OF the leading business
colleges OF Omaha. Will be sold very
reasonable-away below regular price.
II you are considering taking a course
Investigate this at once, since Fall term
begins coon. Cali office. Omaha Beo.
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For Rent

south half OF double bTicS
house 7 rooms, bedrooms.
ali modern. at 1851 South 2sth
ST.. near Park school. on
block east Of HANSON Darh
Tel. Harvey 15cs.
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EAST HIGHLAND

r EAST RiCHLAND. d.. juno 1O-E.v
i, it,,.I on ~ 'lalrSNillc preached at TIE
i"iI mar last sunday afternoon.
Ihiidren.s Day exercises viii he ODE
N'lNtd at the Friends church here su.
next sunday evening. June 18Th
heF. Horn OF ST ClaIrsvluc and Rev
llii OF Louisville were both Or, So
Sittt mere last sunday evening ct The
At the Christian church and .-sve irt,,
cstns addresses. The program rrnder-
ca by the children was vcrr interest
i"E, ana quite "A crowd wa present
Mr.. VIII GlbloI and wife have moved
down from Newark TO sts. Win no.
parents Mr.. and Mrs PATS GibIou,
Mr.. william RObh and mother are 10,
pittsburgh ON business.
quite l0t Of work ig being done h.r.
10y ne men are changing tho gas mi
working on the CulvertF. and the srra,Jir.,
is being done ON the pike west ~ here
Nlln lhe good weather continuing tho
WITH mere VIII bD pushed very rarlIIt
Misses Margaret BigIey and Lena vsu-
hluruu viii graduate from rramular
SCHOOL on June 18th. The commencement
VII uc held iu - Clairsville
Inu and Miss Margaret Hgiev we're
hopping in Wheeling last Friday.
Mr. Frank Hubbard and Miss f'ioron~.
. uEhes Of - Ciairsvule were visitors
Mrs. Annie Mills returned on Frtda,,
,rom q week q visit with her parents al
E,s. sHi Mrs Horn Of 81. c1aIr.v,ll.
rI.ht sunday afternoon hore with Mr.
ana Mr-. Daniel Mills and family
ht ana Mrs Hugh beeEan and two nv
Martins Ferry visited over Suriav hes
"i, Der mother Airs Eliza McSamee
M'f.re. Frank aud Aiath McNamrr
Miss Alice Roscoe ir VISITING reiaftvs.
in Los dsN.lle this week.
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ne IT. sunday school Viii give
their Children.s psy exercises In the
church auditorium next SUNDAY evening
m" public is cordially invited Co st
az Thomas Wolfe. who represented
emerson county IN TIL state spelling
,onte.t. a. Columbus last week has o.,
turned. Hs ought TO De congratulated
by an Tor his excellent showing
ATS. has. Wolf" and dauChtcr. Df
Losau ~ Nebraska. are visiting their
many friends Doe and near smitnucld
MR. Bert Wolfe OF bradley. o. quits
llL Miss Lulu kea ts m attendance a.
Mr. John Penn - improving his resi-
d,uce Boy me new cement side walk.
same.
Tho : y. NJ o. Ladies Cuartette. OF
the best quartett, az Ao.ua. on last sat
urda} night This speaks well Tor tho
ladies Misses Jennie McErail. Frowluc.
aud Mrs. Frank Nvcl ANA Mrs. ollie
NayloE We arc gcI tuiuly proud OF their
unc efforts and their ,N,rilsnt victory.
The local high school boys took over
the Steuh,uyille high baseball team last
saturday AT thr Fair Erounu~ ~ tne
tune Of ID 20 Z. The manage Incnt. such
tulatcd upon their excellent years re-
cord, wiunlug { out OF six games pIaycr.
Nj Mr.. mas, Galhraith. secretary OF tho
tion by his kindness 400 permitting the
use OF the grounds
Don't forIet the Normal school opens
looking Tor you there.
All -. l.. buchanan was business
visitor In brilliant Tuesday, and Stcu-
b"uNil Wednesday.
The Board OF Education and faculty
or tho high school wish 90 thank Miss
Ada SlmelaL Of Eloumu"ld. for her eN-
celleut write up of our commencement
exercises
Mr.. William Wolfe wss a Steub, nville
visitor Wednesday.
Messrz. kcSuard. Hunter and Bigger
have been doing jury duty the last
week.
Mr.. y. T.. Buchsuan. Whn b. known 90
"a number OF people here and "a brother
Df Supt u. J.. buchanan uf TINS pfs--
viii receive hts a. g. degree in bethany.
THURSDAY quite Few from her. viii
attend the commencement there Thurs
day.
Air. Chess Wood. OF Maple avenue. -
hu~ily engaged painting the hotel iu
Adeua
Nv-~rS ChaS wood and Glenn Bark
hurst viii soon paper and PAINT the
Miners and Merchants bans
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The WEA The
CONDITIONS


The high pressure. fair and hool
weather AGRA covers the country east
% The Mississippi this morning. With
center q ARA extending s0athWard
from Ontario over the lower Lake
region into the Ohio valley.
The middle West and UPPER. valleys
are covered b. a low pressure. warmer
weather area. attended b showers.
A high pressure. fair and cooler
weather area dominates the conditions
over the northern portions OF the Pa.
CHE and Plateau regions
Partly cloudy and continued cool
weather Is indicated for this section
tonight, followed Friday by cloudy and
warmer weather
Local data. Highest temperature
yesterday. 7S'. lowest last night.
50 no rainfall
In the district below Dam is. the
Ohio VIII continue to fail.
n. e. HOWE
Section director
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Par
value Bid. Ask.
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UNIONTOWN, 0.

NlpNTpWN. o.. June IO-Word was
r"c'lN here Sabbath that Mrs.. Mary r.
I'"l OF Los Angeles Dal. had been KILL
- ln a. auto accident Mr~. pool was
MISS Mary Hay-o Of near this pItc, be-
tui. Ne Warrlag" 10 Mr.. Bool the
friends here.
. Miss MIRA Taylor went Wednesday to
h'I hesN ne 90 VISIT friends for week.
ry @T@. {e5li , VIC cha ma been her. the
uuu family returned To her home at NpyN
castle, Pa, Tuesday.
The GaIbraith Brothers Of T,nusyiva-
hla, gave their high clJ-r entertainment
day night
Mr. Edward Howell Of GAINESVILLE. Wis
tied over sabbath with his friend Mis-
Myra Taylor aud at thr home OF Nir
John Cuuard Jr. Nj Howell ls attend
ing Wheeling business college
Al. and Mrs. john caldwell started
M"dn, sasy evening 20 Aledo, Illinois. to
attend tie funeral OF Mrs. bOol. satur-
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bentiy Of near st.
Mfs. W 3. Merritt and family. Thursday
Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest shearer and chill
dreH oi 'adlh, are visiting Mrs. shear
ers parents. Air. and Mrs. George
Ma ". A. Merritt attended the Rrnusou
sale at Georgetown. "Wednesday.
Mr.. John Price and AIR. Waller Muir
rhy. and chilbreu were 81 ths home =
MI. and Mrs. james Price spent SHtur-
uaE evening with Mrs. Prices parsut4.
Vile
Miss Idly Davis Of Tho western visit
81 nor sister Mrs F.rt Long over
ttifIuyUf
Mr.. aud Mrs. ~ D.. Price and Mrs Al
l"u coup md Mrs. james Price attended
il' private .l|e OF Che household goods
'i tI' .a.. NI-. Margaret Hub-OI a.
Flushing Monday.
The funeral 0f sam sharp who was
KILLED 20 Holloway saturday evening oc-
CURED az the home of his uncle VIII A
Nhafr wednesday afternoon at two
e. clock with .uftTusrf 90 Units.
hr. II. l.. Price aud som james drove
over TO tasrFil.e Iurrdny uu business
Mr.. and Mrs Paul G0esette of Har.
mock. We're with Mr- tfu--sttt.s mother
Ar~. IUsThirs Us o. sabbath evening
Mrs. Mary J.. D. who spent tine winter
with Itr auglftr Anna Bell 600 Fsun4..f-
vauia has returned to her home with her
son James.
Nj ~ T.. Price and son James made
q business trip Co DJdiz. Wednesday OF
It.f week
rn, Womau.- Nissionary society mot
OF tho home of Miss Hazel Nichol ILlr.-
day Of last week
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SMlTHFIELD, OHIO


III AZ Ei.I. ~. Iuu. lH-sHn ErI-
CAV 'eulas l-st Mr. hugl Hauumlul.
nfr Iona resident % -mifhr.lt and
ti.tuiit died 10 his late bone il -ullu-
af o. from Nar.Hr or fns rruu.a.H lIU
" as born lu 1915. tfIuE about seventy
. Fa|s Nf a.. Dor tucutl ave Fe..1- Del
- ~ rlNcflrt uasuf 60 the santa q
-NAHHI az ne irrsly terrain luurCn. and
~ a lHuk nun Der % gNars tue rulir =
tl1gr 20 that taaUuH. ffs MAS married
t1 Miss Lizzie carter a the beEiuulr :
81 t-r civil Nar tls wife rars ives
Alf. Hammond usz highly rerIsgl trti
'tNAfH aiI. VS. Hftr. consulted Tor FIH
opinions lu matters nt lmuur laL.r. Rev
~. " tuus save beautiful and 49,
Iruurlatt discourse al Hfr Latr home I.
Monday. ne Was Hundred Iag man.
ana tnt Dad soldiers tcuaHrIF follow tti
him Go his final resting place iu Nurtl-
sru Cemrttry
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WOODSFIELD, OHIO

WUulstiviu Board OF Education met
Monday evening iu their ouice Iu the
school building and employed DO. foil
lowing teachers Tor the coming -,uuuI
year. Principal. T.. = Ohio. 4. 3d.. A--
ststgnt Principal. Roy i'uEu. German.
English. Latin Music. Bfawlng and
Wutiug uu'mploye Eighth gl.,dc. a..
J.. Henderson. seventh grade. Forrest
Mubu,rl}. sixth grade. Lac uull. Fiftu
Ntant. Esther buuEuerty. tIftu AMI
fuurth grade. Iva hiueS, Fourth grade,
l.ss Archer. Third grade s.. Ella Grit
iifh. Third grade %. Lucy Goddard. Sec
uUI grade a. Mrs. Relic 1suutuNs Sec
uHd grade b. Cora ATm-truuk PRIMARY.
bee Beard.
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CADIZ, OHIO


CNpfI 3D. juno Ic-C o. Bloom was
Boo I,InHuy Thur-day.
o.. vs.. Moore was On Washington PA.
Ieeob Ehrhart was in Lisbon last
,6.s Hazel Markvirh BIAS returned TO
gsrrr. sharp b. home from Dant,u
Georg. MERCER 90 H1rrsyuie. was Boo
i.uth,r V.lI.r is here uri4 week from
Gr.ru.ilI.. pa.
m. E.u, It,drss has returned from
urr N.ru1 johnson. off freerrrf was
BOZ town Monday
VIM Hamilton BE- here from w,s-
Roscoe. tutsrmtr OF C.umbYa va.
Iu 'uWu trrr SUNDAY
Nlrk and baltimore
Mra Alice Alderman BEL bonn. from
81 ard Mrs ERNST stsarer were on
IN. q. B. rayi. vse Boo ,dsra on ,ian-
Mra NarE1re' sr.dI.rIs Ir aitH -sl7-
H..e .n IHirw"uf
-. ". Ir.nf haa been with relatives
Mise GIrssr f7.rm.rr and Miss
.N.r 'lru.r Hr. in I0fHHrr
r. D. p. hemw,r.r Of Sew h.nsirrtnn.
Wrs r'raip sl.a.rslth was in AIS.
au over NunII. IH.f
Hrs % 3. W,I.l and Mi.a fda WEIGH
Mrs AII.. v.I .u -rd daughter Mar.
fhn Hrl Ir San IrnnI....
John Alderman arI .srUr ar. .n Sam.
nrIa'n f.I i.u wei a
Mr and Nr A. -..H ar. .u
rnrifIr r0aef tour f.r a month
Misa Mary kernr1t UHa returned from
IriNrrrnrf Cor fHH summer
.CrniE cochran Hls returned Oh. Akron
after visiting nrr.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. June l0.-such mis-
pvings as Wall street eonJured up
yesterday In connection withths re-
.tirement Of Mr.. Bryan were largely
dispeIled today. The stock market
opened today With a arm undertone.
the movement soon rising 10 one OF
an-around strength. Trading pro
oeeded AZ q leisurely pace In the early
weston. later becoming apathetc.
There was a feeling That the Wash
ington note to Berlin would 10 Tar
toward clearing the political atmos-
phere.
Gains embraced all parts OF the
list. but ooppers and affiliated shares
we're the chief features. a logical re-
suit OF the remarkable trade condi-
lions. Copper sold as high as -Ol.
cents today. its best price an eight
years and lead. which also enters ex-
tensively into the manufacturing OF
war munitions. was quoted at Ga to
cents. the hlghwater marx for this
product In about thirty years.
War specialties again occupied a
position Of prominence, with gains OF
TO 90 points, General Electric
scoring the maximum rise Bethle-
hem Steel failed TO make a new hign
record. but the preferred stock SOLD
at lis. the highest quotation IN It's
history.
United States Steel was the most
active stock and In fair demand at
steady advances. The corporation 5
May statement. showing an increase
OF over 100000 tons. against a de-
crease OF almost as much in the pre-
ceding month. confirmed recent re-
ports OF trade betterment Motor
stocks gained 2 TO 4 points and Pa
cine Mail rose as. The market
closed at or near its best prices OF
the day. Total sales $4,000 shares
Bonds were frm. Total sales. par
value. $1.9920O0.
United States bonds were I'M
changed on call
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

INV YORK. june lr- Butter urmsr.
creamery extras tgs s,oreI gsi IA sc. Do
hlsh'r scoring 3 e "a 2sizc. frsts 20. IA
Csc, seconds % y U-5c
Egg--irreE ular. fresh gathered ca
ua- --W -Srs extra urst~ @Uic ff sIc.
ufHlN l|H -1's seconds ~ u u1slg near
u} henu'ry whites. fine tu fancy Z4fi 800.
nearby heuucry browns 2-ts ~ 1s1-,
'h'cse Irregular. state whole trfII-
fresh specials l5-. n l6c, do averag,
fiour-weak. spring patents Ss.Z5m
$50, winter do S6pOu6IE. wintar
straights f5.55H $50. Kansas do Ss0Sss
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D,atA ~ n.rmaaul. saEsAur.,.

gu ehAt - 81 hfEh 70. - 70. Wnu
Lnrueff lived lu huluukalc. died last
Thursday nom csucvr " 10. csc. Pun
erhi services we're held SATURDAY aftrf-
noon A. the 81. 4. church. ksN e.. o.
morton delivered az appropriate adj
dress. AEs about seventy. he Vas high
Us respected bN al who knew him "a
o. survived bl hls wife. one daughter.
Annie Ne.l and three brothers Iu-
t.rm-. ~ a. tL. Vol r.ru -.nL.r.rN
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ARMSTRONG; MILLS

ARMSTRONG; MILLS OBJ. June no.
..H.|.. Hoover member .F fna
graduating class LOO Marietta college.
..I.|... r.. chat U|r." ." aHrIH. after
....|.." rHH .Iu|." ...Hf|." uf HIa
bonn. |Hrf TIDE .Hmr..u. rrIrT ruar.
.I.rH 5000 fnHa UI1"n Uu June Ir
..".#. KINNEY. ". |.H.H... d.. IF.ff
ra r waite. Won mo- f.H dwelling 1f fIr
EHH plant end HI.I ONE f.r w. o.
PARKER
Es.i.aI mretrrs. ore i- rroErss. at
fN. IHrI.f."r church
SIR ana Wr. o. | NnIIrr and fsuFH.
f.. Mabel HrI Niles tIrHn WurH. Visited
Nr ."I WrH Inr. f.ITfr Hf Glencoe
NHr.HI fHr I|.ffIr ..H H| 'fr .nf lrrH
...I HrHHrm hHe Ir.r quite af.E Win
.HH...I|
vr and ura usd Morris and nrrs
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haN, been approved by the Stat. Board
"i Health. and work will begin Inn
msdiatsly.
John Hawkins has accepted position
AS clerk AT the Hotel smith
ID. u. bennington and wife left the
hIet or the week Tor Cl,Nelunr 20 vtsft
Relatives
Miss Mary Gray of GraysylIe is
spending o. few days here with friends
and relatives
There b. a very large crowd iu attcu-
dance az the Epworth League ,ouNcu-
ttpn.