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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09

will be elected and plans perfected for
a ceremonial in the near future. Ihese
ceremonials are held about every ~
months and are largely attended. y. S.
Goen is the royal vizier," and J. a.
AIorriss is secretary.
TOrniIIO Camp Instals.
TornillO camp No. AZ, Woodmen OF
the World, on Monday night installed
new officers for the present year Fol
lowing the installation refreshments
were served and social session was
enjoyed. The following officers were
installed: S. A. Vaughan, past consul
commander; T. d. LOvelady, consul
commander: L B. French, advisor lieu
tenant: Roy X Marsh, banker; L. a.
Meader, escort; R. B. Smith, Waterman;
T. J. Bartholamae, sentry; J. B. Waller,
manager.
On the first Monday in February
delegates will be elected to the head
camp convention which meets in Fort
Worth
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
HORSE THIEVES GET 40 MOUNTS

horses OF the Ct Cato ranch, which is
in charge of Sam Brown, the band
chose a time when the animals were in
charge of one herder, who was mounted
at the time. The Mexicans ordered him
to throw up his rands and one shot
was fired in his direction. When the
shot was fired the herder put spurs to
his animal and rode off in the direc-
tiOn of the ranch house. He was pur-
sued for a short distance and several
shots were fired at him.
As soon as the report reached sher-
if Peyton J. Edwards's office here,
sheriff Felipe LUCerO, of Dona Ana
county, n. NJ, was notified, the raid
having occurred in that county. He
left Las Cruces at once with a posse.
At the same time a posse Of 10, COM
posed of deputy sheriffs, state rangers
and police who volunteered for service.
and who were under the leadership of
sheriff Edwards and customs inspector
J. D. Reeder, acting In conjunction
with sheriff LucerO's force, entered
New Mexico and patroled the border
for several hours, but did not find the
horse thieves.
Delicious! Avonda1e brand fruits
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
BACA AND THREE OTHERS ARE
CHARGED WITH CRIMINAL LIBEL

Los Lunas. N NJ, Jan. Am echo Of
the congressional campaign preliminary
to the primaries is the indictment here
upon charges Of criminal libel, of FL
fego Baca, of Albuquerque, and three
paper, La Opinion Publica Eduardo NJ.
Otero, of Los Lunas, instituted proceed
ings against them. He opposed Baca' s
candidacy for congress in Valencia
county.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
Wonen,s Goats

That earlier IN the season
would be priced to you at
$3.50 to $500, offered now
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
e Second Week of Clearance
Rad Economies in Every Department

The strenuous buying Of the past week has made
inducements for quick disposal of all winter stool
traordinary values that lack Of space fOrbids our
in every section of the store.
Hundreds of Late Models in Won1en's Suits, Goats
The Early Buyer Reaps Larger SaUings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
Introducing New Spring Wash Materials

Second Floor, Second Aisle
In connection with our January clearance selling it will
be our pleasure to exhibit the first arrivals wash fab
rcs for spring garments. Whether your fancy tends to-
ward the conventional stripes checks and small figures
or to the fry fowery organizes and voies. you may
be assured that your tastes will be pleased with these
showings for the season 1915.
White Goods, in new weaves and novelties lace effects
embroidered voe and organdes serges basket weaves
and many other fancy materials that delight to
see
COLORED WASH GOODS embrace such wide variety Of
pretty styles that to describe the half would require this
entire column. Embroidered Yoiles, Crepe and Linens,
Printed Organizes, CrePes and Voiles novelty
stripes and figures Tissues, Gnghams, Swsses Rice Cloths
etc. in every conceivable color, fancy and figure.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
$500

and you will wonder how
it is possible for us to do it.
More than two hundred
dresses, in beautiful French
serges, entire or in combina-
ton with satins or velvets,
silk poplins, crepe de chine,
satin charmeuse and lace
dresses-some fur trimmed,
others lavishly adorned with
rich laces and dainty en-
brOideries-mOre than so
styles, in black, navy, brown
and other desired shades
and sizes to fit large, medi-
UNI or small women and
misses.
Ask to see the Dresses that
have been marked to sell at
$7.95vthey are wonderful
values.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
CLIQUE Clearance

CLIQUE Clearance
ODDS AND ENDS OF KID GLOVES
that sold from s1OO to $500 the
pair En-
clearance -.------.. ~
TWO CLASP CAPE AND MOCHA
GLOVES-Brown and tan only, all
sizes; clearance sale, RE
pair........................ & ~
WOMEN'S AND chill DRENS
WOOL GLOVES-Regular IL
Csc values at............ lOC
Regular SOC values at.............3 5c
Neckwear, Wells, Etc.
Entire remaining stocks of Neckwear
of every description enters into the
Clearance as follows:
Assorted Neczwear to 75c at. . CSC
Assorted Neckwear to $500 at. .85c
Assorted Nec1wear to $500 at. S1.45
All NeclIwear at a higher price
25 PER CENT OFF
CHIFFON VEILS-Colors only; full
size; values to $3.50. CT or
Clearance Sale, choice. y / 30
OSTRICH COLLARS AND BOAS-
Regularly $500 to $15.00.........
.................0 NE-THIRD OFF
MARABOU STOLES AND MUFFS-
Odd pieces or matched sets; regularly
$500 to $3.50. ONE-THIRD OFF
ZEPHYR SHAWLS AND SCARFS-
-Four special lots, priced at 45c, CSC,
s1.3e 61 or
One-quarter to one-half reg, value.
Handkerchiefs
Women's white and colored hem
stitched initiated or embroidered cor
ner. Clearance Sale special Or
SEVEN FOR. ............-.... EOC
SAMPLE HAEDKERCHIEFS-White
or colors, hemstitched, initial and en-
broidered corners; values to IN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lUc
SAMPLE HANDKERCHIEFS- Pure
linen, all styles regular IN
values to 35c. Clearance. i OC
SAMPLE BOUDOIR CAPS-Regllar-
ly 25c to S3.50..............
.0NE-HALF ORIGINAL VALUES
BELTS AND GIRDLES- Suede Belts,
Silk Girdles, plain or fancy styles;
values up to s1.OO. or
clearance. ---.--.....-. XIV
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09

SEEMS TO BE JUST As MANY PEOPLE
HERE TODAY As BEFORE CHRISTMAS.
said of group of people passing out of of the
eevators-and a friend answered.
WELL, WHY SHOULDN'T IT BE SOP"
Isn't always pleasant in this store and not the people
who wait you always polite ready and anxious to
make everybody happy-tO bring them back again?
Why shouldn't the people be pleased to have you
come? Their hours long they used to be- and
the work is not heavy And then the clearance in effect
throughout the store would attract it not for
those other things.
There thousands of people that know that this store
here to wander off its simple straight road of de-
light in its privilege Of rendering than the usual
service to its patrons
There to back with brass arhing passed
him for gold con through reckless and deceptive adj
vertisng, unworthy articles This stores
this year is in italics, follows:
Benefit AL-Please AlL-Serpe Al and Protect At
THE POPULAR''
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09

Delicious! Avonda1e brand fruits
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09
Women s Dresses

That we're marked to sell at
from $500 to $3.50, are
now offered to YOU at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-09

All Women s Suits Are Reduced One Halt and More
Fifty $3.50
S SsiSo You May Select One No" " $3.50
The in all the
black The materials include Gabarns Chiffon broadcOs;
medium small Sizes
Evening DFssesAr Marked Half Price
Fms and Fur Coats Are Marked Half Price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-06
ST. GAINESVILLE

ST. CLAIRsVILIsE. March 8. on
Monday, March the sth. there Will be
fifteen divorce cases heard in the Bel
mont county Common Plea- Court. BE
sides these cases all motions for new
trials will be heard.
Ida Barnett W. Benjamin Barnett.
be granted her from the defendant on
blanche Aui, vs. Robert Auit. The
plaintiff h. asking that divorce oe
granted her on the grounds Of @abituRl
drunknesH and nOn-support.
kebecca Cecil vs. Granville Cecil The
plaintiff u asking divorce on the
grounds OF nou-support She was grant
ed thirty dollars as attorneys fees and
twelve-fifty week for the support or
her four minor children.
Mary p Whittacrc ". William O..
Whittacre on the grounds OF gross ne
glect
Annie wascowitch W.. walter Was
COW Itch The plaintiff married the de
PENDANT In W. Va. and about three -. I.
after the marriage they went to Russia
After staying there three months tho
plaintiff came 20 Benwood. W. Va. and
worked In her brothers house for the
salary Of ten dollars month, when sho
had saved enough TO bring the defend
ant TO this country. The plaintiff fur
nished the defendant with a new suit Of
clothes and gave him some money. aft
or a few weeks he basely deserted her
The plaintiff Is asking "A divorce on
Eunice smith vs. James smith on the
FAa..AN'A. ~ ~ NhnfAANF
Elizabeth GOmbas SnlAmon vs.. Paul
Snlamon. on the grounds Of gross ne
glsCt.
George Stancola vs. Annie Stancola.
ON the grounds Of wilful absence.
Alta Wtuland ". Albert @. WIuland.
on the grounds Of non-support and
gross neglect.
stella +. Dawson vs.. Richard Daw-
son on the grounds or gross neglect.
SuZa Darsi W. Joseph Daryl. on the
grounds Of willfui absence
Edna u. Colvin ". Willis q. Coivfn
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Benwood Briefs

Mr. and Mrs Vernon Smith OF Nc.
Mechen are the proud parents OF twin
boys. Both mother and babies are
doing fine
Mr. William Gebert. 81 Detroit.
Mich. is in the city attending the fun.
eral services Of his mother. Mrs.
Charles Gebert
Thomas r. Kady local empIove or
the y q o.. and representative OF the
brotherhood Of Railroad Tralnmcn. a.
ill 40 bis home IN McMechcn.
James Hanlon. OF this city. has &C.
cepted a position with tho Caruegia
Steel company Of Rraddock. Pa
Nr Charles Evans De- confined 20 hi4
home on Main street on account of
Illness
a meeting 81 the city council will
be held next Tuesday az which time
there will likely D. considerable bus.
mess
Several from frfs city and Rorcs
run attended tho entertainment given
last niRht by the HiRh school students
40 Shorrard
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CASCARETS CURE
HEADACHE, COLDS,
CONSTIPATION
TONIGHT CLEAN YOUR BOW
els AND STOP HEAOAcHE,
COLDS. SOUR STOMACH.

Get a lO-cent boz.
Take a Cascaret tonight 20 cleanse
your Liver. stomach and Bowels. and
you will surely feel great by morning
You men and women who have head
ache. coated tongue. a bad cold. are
bilious. nervous. upset. bothered with
a sick. gassy. disordered stomach. or
have backache and feel all worn out.
Are you keeping your bowels clean
with Cascarets-or merely forcing a
passagevay every few days with salts.
cathartlc pills or castor OLE
Cascarets Immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the sour.
undigested and fermenting food and
foul gases: take the excess bile from
the liver and carry OF the constipated
waste matter and poison from the
bowels.
Remember a Cascaret tonight will
straighten you out by morning A
lO-cent box from your druggist means
healthy bowel action. a clear head and
cheerfulness for months. Don't forget
the children.
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BBNW00D
AIleaed Robbery

FNfNNNA VebnNFI.
\ well known insurance man OF
Wheeling made complaint TO the local
police force Thursday that he had
been drurged and robbed Of SIS in a
club room iu the building formerly
occupied by the Gately g. smith "a.
loon. Chief Sauers and officer Specht
arrested George MCGOWAN. "Banty''
Johnson. 81 Wheeling. and some other
local man whose name could not be
learned. and after taking them before
Squire Paul Riodel they were landed
IN the city Jail Thursday evening
the Insurance man appeared a. the
jail and one Of the men was released
on the word of tho cofplainant that
the suspect was not one ~ those in
tho club room at tho time Of the rob.
berry The hearing before Squire RE
del was set for yesterday afternoon.
but Tho insurance man refused To- an.
pear AGAINST the accused men. and ac.
CurdiuEly they we're released
The case has ifs peculiar side. ar
some doubt tho turth uf the robbery
story and are inclined 90 believe that
the insurance man was intoxicated
and thar the supposed robbery was
only fmar.naff0u Others. however.
cay Chat The robbery story Is not inn.
probable In any event. how HId fht.
insurance man como fo br .n tho place
and why did he NOT appear at the
hearing
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FULLY 1000 WE'RE IN ATTEND.
ANcE AT MEETING HERE
YESTERDAY
Question o. Cut In weekly Benefits
Was ArsVed-Anothsr Meeting 20
be Hsio Today.

Fofioving an ali day meeting in the
market-auditorium OF about 1000 min
ers OF local No. s OF the Eastern ohio
Miners. who have been on strike since
last April. Secretary Treasurer Saw
age. OF Columbus. when seen last
night by an Inteiiigencer man a. the
Stamm hotel. was anything but op-
tinistic relative 10 the STRIFE being
settled in the near future He sand
That the meeting held yesterday was
10 protest AGAINST the reduction that
bad been made In the strike benent
amounts for the support % the women
and children. and 10 discuss the strike
situation from al angles
The question OF providing means for
he striking miners and their families
has been satisfactorily adjusted. ac-
rording to n statement given out last
night by Mr.. Savage. but the strike
situation n no nearer settled than
when the miners came ont about n
months ago.
Mr.. Savage held ont no hope that
the men would return TO work: that
conditions are just about the same as
they have been. He said that many
Of the miners were leaving Eastern
Ohio: that there were fully ~. 200 TO
strike last April. and since that time
fully 5000 men have gone TO other
helds. and there will likely be more
this spring TO seek pastures more
green" II the strike is not settled
shortly.
Executive Session.
The meetings held at the market
auditorium yesterday were private.
that is the newspaper men were no,
admitted TO the hall. and the officials
were little inclined 10 give out any in
formation relative to the sessions. Mr..
Savage when asked last night IL there
had been any resolutions passed. SAID
he believed there had been. but they
were OF little consequence and OF no
lie" pun
The morning session was devoted
principally TO the miners Ne king
speeches protesting vigorously against
the recent reduction In the strike
benefits. Strikers now are receiving
80 week. the 80 cents for women and
the 25-cents for children having been
stopped. This was adjusted satisfac-
torily later. according to Secretary
Savage last evening.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session was devoted
i 10 number Of officials speaking rela-
tive 10 the strike. while several Of the
most prominent strikers entered into
the discussion.
There were a number OF matters
taken up yesterday. but none were
fully acted upon. These will be fur
ther discussed today. and the strike
situation will again be taken up Ac-
cording TO an official. il may be prob
able that the strike question will be
settled today. but ne seems to have
an opinion that Is not agreed to by
many OF the other officials and the
leaders of the strikers
Among the matters to be taken up
! today Will be a further discussion on
resolution introduced yesterday.
which .ats forth that no concessions
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MINERS ARE APPARENTLY
+ FAR FROM A SETTLEMENT

on the demand for a. cents for ma.
chine cutting and loading. run OF mine
be countenanced By the strikers. The
resolution committee will report back
today on several important questions.
when n will be- determined whether
there 10 any probability OF the strrEe
being settled In the near future Ac-
ton will also b. taken today relative
TO the resolution introduced yesterday
that some OF tbe sub-lOcal offici1is
salaries BE- reduced.
Want Settlement.
An official said last night; We are
just as anxious as the operators 20
have the strike settled. and settled
quickly: anxious as the waiting pub
lie. but we are not going to make any
further propositions to the operators
than those that have been submitted.
and which We are going 20 stick to un-
an the last trench IN this battle for
our Just rights
Late yesterday afternoon the sew.
eral officials who recently went 10
Washington 20 hold a conference
with the two federal conclliators. ap-
pointed to adjust the strike, n pos.
sible. told the miners just what took
place at the meeting. Further r.
ports OF the conference will be made
today.
Among the officers OF the United
Mine Workers OF America present at
the meeting yesterday. were: lnterna,
tional President John p. White. Inter.
national SecretAry-rreasurer William
Green. State President John Moore
State Secretary treasurer G. W. Saw
age. State Vice-presdent Lee Hall
State Sub-district President Charles
J. Albasin. Sub-Distric1 Vice-president
William Roy and International Organ
iZer Frank Ledvinka.
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MORRISTOWN

MORRlSTOWN. o. March 5.-EuI
Ambrose. made a business trip 10
Wheeling yesterday.
Rev. j. C. Walker and wife Of Burr
OAK kauS, are visiting at the home Of
Joel Walker
dEy.
Russell Beckett was calling ON friends
at l.amira yesterday.
krutun LINN and wife. Of Belmont.
were visiting relatives here yesterday.
Ray NuliuE and Roy Adams. OF He'll
Alr'. spent Wednesday evening At the
home ~ j. o. Beckett
Mrs. Annie Sipc Is home from Cam
bridge
Leave Items OF interest for this paper
az kinncy.s shaving usrlor.
Misses Faye Lee and ErriIe Doisn
nav" returned from r. pleasant visit with
Their friend. Miss EstslIa Porter at BE.
ths-du.
Iiearl Heading. 81 BuruseyilIs. has ac-
''p.'u position ir the pool room here.
Mr. and Mrs. Beckett. Of EelIuIre are
Nisitia- their parents here
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As a condition fur uI- pardon from
Tho ohio peuiteutlary as recommended
by IN" stat" board. Clarence Atwood.
OF Mt. Pleasant must take the k-sley
cure Immediately ON hts release and
thereafter abstain from tutuNiyuuts. IIe
D. serving one Co three wears term
Tor abandoning hI- children. Tie had
been granted u conditional pardon. hut
having violated 30 Iy drlu<iUE. hH was
returned 90 serve out his stut,ur.. GOV.
cruur willis is expected Co follow a.,
recommendation of the pardon board.
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STEUBENYILLBI

STEUBENNULLE. O.. March "a
county school board meeting at Court
Room NO. / ON Friday, presided over
by County Superintendent W. l. Ever
son. was well attended and the discus
sion 81 the subjects brought out many
interesting facts.
II was for the rual and village schools
and was the first meeting 81 the kind
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oebert Funeral.

Funeral services over the remains
Of the late Mrs Charles Gebert, who
died al her residence At the corner OF
Eighteenth and Bessemer streets last
Wednesday. were held yesterday aft
ernoon at 2.3O o'clock. with Rev. a..
ID. Sampson. Of the First VI. F. church,
officiating. Interment was made in the
McMechen cemetery.
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Rehearsinu for PLAY

Team Work" which r. 20 be put
on by members OF the Fifth ward hose
company. Is being rehearsed at regu.
lar intervals and promises 20 be an
attraction OF unusual interest The
special music which is TO be used
with the play has been received ana
everything is now in readiness for con
tinuous practice
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The four children % NicE and Rose
Cotten OF Rellaire. were found to be de
pendant and destitute by the Juvenile
court here and ordered committed to
the chiidren's home AZ Tacoma The
trustees OF Pultney township notified
the humane officer. Roy McMannis who
brought them here The children are
Anna, aged ten. Angelina. aged SIS.
Mary, aged two. and Amelia. aged two
months. The habits Of the father were
gooh and in all probability no work has
brought this misfortune ON thnn-
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on the grounds % habituai drunkness
and extreme cruelty
Villa Foster vs. Frank g. Foster on
the grounds OF wiilful absence
Wayne De Franco vs. Amedo De Fran
co. The plaintiff alleges that the de-
PENDANT treated her very cruelty. knock
ing her down and bruisinE her consider
ably. ON these grounds the plaintiff is
asking that divorce be granted her.
AFTER the last assault 81 the defendant
he abandoned her and az the present
time his address Is not known
Stella Phillis vs.. Nelson PhIllis on ia.
grounds or wilfui absence
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Car STRIPPED.

An automobile owned by Mr.. John
blssett OF Eighteenth and Marshall
streets was stripped OF all brass. in
cludinE the horn. some time Thursday
night The machine was standing IN
the garage Of the owner in the rear
OF the residence. The matter was
put up 10 the police. and they are posi-.
tive that they have valuable inforNna.
ton in regard 10 those who commit.
ted the theft.
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double-header basket ball game last
hlsht between the Aii-Collegians and
the Iacademy club Of Wheeling as a
preliminary and the Union high school
and the Quaker City high school. Both
games we're interesting. and the crowd
was Kept on edge at all times.
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Methodist Episcopal Church.

Sunday school at s.Is: preaching AT
1880; "a poorkeeper In Gods House %
Junior Christian Endeavor At 900: SEN
ing at $50. The Prodigal Son " We'd
nesday evening prayer meeting as usual
Rev l.. l. Fisher
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tinal account of Eeh,cca Evans es-
order 60 draw jury iu case Of sun
ny side Electric COMPANY as. L. 3D. car.
pguter 90 al
Application TO appoint guardian for
John e. Mckibbou
second account In esate % william
g. Stephenson
". = FHrlrtf appointed admiristr1-
tor Of sarah Mitchell
a. T.. sutherland appointed admins
traitor uf Maggie o. Sutherland.
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Unity hive so CO.. Iadioa OF the
Maccabees. met last uiEht boz The Har.
low building Iu regular semi monthly
session A good number 0f tho mem.
hrrs we're present and considerable
business was transacted A short POI.
r.al session was held at Che close 81
the business meeting
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United Presbyterian churoh.

Sunday school at s.15. preaching At
1880: The Ninth Commandment"
Young Peoples meeting at geo. Young
Mems meeting at $50. preaching al
$50. God in the Hands or Man"
on "Wednesday evening prayer meet
Ing Mrs. Blackwood will he leader a.
the pastor - preaching that evening
IN the special meetings NJ the Fairpoint
1eper
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Tho office Of tho mayor and city
clerk Will he closed today owing 20
tho special election which .s fr b. held
throughout ffr district Tho main Of
Gee uf tho city building Haa been
drafted by tho election officers and
the city officials have a holiday fore.
OF upon them
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The case ~ tho I.a Belle Iron Works
W.. -. j. sinclair. ls dragging along iu
court with tho plaintiff Offering proof
Or COW creations from Sinclair that To-,
land iu dispute was TO Doe the company
but nothing tuntrarturtl Iy the com
pauy ordering Sinclair Co purchase same
10. tL.m has nean .nnrrh-
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Presbyterian Church.

sunday school AZ 9.15. preaching AZ
10 30. Junior Christian Endeavor AT > 90
Senior Christian Endeavor at $3.50:
preaching at $50. Communion Will be
held In this church Immediately after
the morning services