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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
Annuities Act

automatically. Individual investment in
sures independent income. Superb serv-
ice, safety and satisfaction secured. Ma
tional Life Ins. Co., of Vt. tMutual.l
s. S. Ballard, general agent, Lawrence
building, Montpelier, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30

Tentative plans for a post-season foot
hall game between the teams OF Everett
Mass high school and Central high
school of Detroit are under considera-
ton. Judging from the records Of these
two schoolboy elevens last season such
A contest should produce play of most
interesting character. Both teams played
remarkable football in 1914 and their
work 20 date has been on par with
that of last year. Everett won all thir-
teen games during the 1914 season, run
ming up total Of 600 points 10 oppon.
ents' zero. The defeat of the Oak Park
m)l high school team by a score OF
so TO was the feature of Eyerett's
schedule.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
JAPAN NOT TO SIGN
A SEPARATE PEACE
MikadO Becomes a Party To Agreement
With Rest Of the Allies Against
Individual Termination
Of War.

London. Oct. 3o.--Japan has become q
party 10 the agreement not 10 conclude
= separate peace.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30

Some baseball players achieve inches
in the hall Of fame and others have rec
ords wrecked In the worlds series. Jack
Barry, however, is in a class by himself.
All Jack does IL TO jump from one club
to another a. pennant chances wax and
wane and collect an abnormal share Of
the post season receipts Since 1910
Barry has played in five worlds series
thereby enriching his bank roll 30 the
extent Of sl4.s2ll5 This comes close
to batting 1000 in the financial league.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30

When IL comes e. . battle between
pueilistic promoters and old Noah Web
ster. the latter h always outclasssd. in
a recent bid for publicity the English
language was counted cut as follows
Next Saturday evening % the Criti-
cal A. 4. 90 three star ten ten round
bouts in the star ten flol Of the even
ing John Hine. who has not boxed in
4 couple Of months vii swop punches
with that tough light heayy-weiEht la
baseo hin. IN tie seC0nd ten Of the even
sailor samson viii meet Joe Dinny.
Dinuv. This bout promises b. - q sure
enough Singing bee The last bout Of
the evening will bring together Tory
Mike uho has beaten everything that
hs has met In his Last ten bguts. wi
meet that tough uelterwcirht Jim
Poke. P0oke v training hke q trojan
for this bout a. il wiB rnean a buut
with the present champion. tins card
aneht 20 satisfy any boxing fan. thank
INC you 10 sdvnnce. remain."
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30

Apparently the Pacific coast il dcvel-
oping another cinder path flyer in Frank
Sloman, the youth who recently broke
the American interseholastic record FOR
the quarter mile by running that dis
lance in As ! IS seconds. An idea of this
schoolboy's speed can be gathered from
the fact that although thousands of 440
yard dashes have been run in the past
fifteen years the record has been broken
but three times.
In 1901 c. Long set the time at 80 -
seconds where is remained until Ted
Meredith cut il down TO As as seconds
in 1912 while attending the Mercer acad-
envy. Three years later Sloman cut
three-fiftas Of second off Meredith's
time and II he continues to improve
as Ted did after graduating from schol-
asiic ranks, the California lad will event
uelly rank with the great quarter milers
Of athletic history including Wendell,
Baker. Maxey. Long, Reidpath, Lon My.
ers, Burke, Moulton, Taylor, Downs and
Meredith.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30
LEAGUE LEADERS
NOT BEST SCORERS
In Both National and American League
Were Poorer First Place--Frank
Moran Nearer a Bout
with Willard.

VAsH "
New York, Oct. 30.---The records made
by the major league clubs in runs, hits,
errors and men left on bases for the sea-
son just closed furnishes data for inter-
esting study. In the National league,
the Philadelphia club which won the
pennant made next to the largest num-
Der of runs with the smallest total of
hits. The Philies also had fewer men
left on bases than any other club and
made next to the least number Of err
rors. The Boston Braves were third
in run making, seventh in hitting, first
in number OF stranded runners and made
less errors than any OF their rivals. St.
Louis made the greatest number OF
runs; Cincinnati led in hits, Chicago in
errors and Boston in runners left.
The Boston Red Sox, worlds cham
pions and American league pennant win
ners, were third in the run making in
the junior league; first in total number
Of hits; kept their errors down next
to the lowest total but had more run
ners marooned than any other club ex-
cept Detroit. The Tigers, runner-up to
the Red Sox, made more runs than any
other American league combination;
were second in hitting; fourth in errors
and first in left on bases. The Chicago
White Sox We're second in run making
third i'm hits; third lowest in errors and
second lowest in base runners stranded.
Frank Moran through his decisive de-
feat of Jim Coffey, has crowded bit
nearer to bout with Jess Willard. That
the title holder will agree to meet Nor
an in ten round battle with or without
decision is quite unlikely. Willard by
no stretch of imagination can be termed
whirlwind fighter. In order to win on
points or knockout inside ten rounds
the conqueror of johnson would have TO
travel at pace far in excess of any
thing he has shown to date.
In twenty or twenty-five round con-
test Willard would be in position to
wear down his opponent in the slow, de-
Iiberate manner characteristic OF his
lighting methods. Some idea of Moran's
ability over distance route can be
gathered from the fact that he fought
twenty rounds with Jack johnson in
Paris on July A, 1914. Although he lost
the decision on the points the same
would have been true of Willard had
his battle with johnson in Havana last
April been limited to a similar number
Of rounds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-10-30

Tie game
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
MUNICIPAL GAS AT MUsKoGEE

Nuskogrrs sIrco,, 900 voting q bond issue To
establish a municipal gas plan, s attracting much
comment other communities have already begun
agitation Tor similar movements, and here in the
capital ID sentiment Is rapidly forming in favor
of doing something TO turn to our advantage the
excess supply of natural gas lts mo- answer at
all for those interested in private gas roporations,
that pay enormous dividends, to assert that Mus.
kogec will lose money. Have the private corpor.
ulims lost money
The Oil and Gas News, %, rusa .ommentlng
ON the subject, says:
The experiment Nusbugcc s about to .r, has
nm Interesting phase inside from any practical
value that may rebound tu the financial benefit ~
thr city, The interesting feature Is the universal
dc-ir, OF American citizens TO get away from real
imaginary grievances against public service
corporations This desire Is prevalent every
where, and to great degree is natural ltglli-
mate ami commentaries The right ~ com.
muity to express It's sentiment about something
that affects he dniy life ana comfort ~ every
citizen cuuuu I've lutrlugruiy questioned hold.
Ing this opinion. The News huS little sympathy
with those smart nrrh, who ridiule the Mus.
Los"e plan q. T. Brdrn, president Of the
pnuy that supple. gus lo Mu-kugrr recognizes
the right NJ the community 10 regulate Its public
service necessities and publicly denies amy re-
suunslhlliN for the attacks uf Tulsa paper
Here is approval from very high sources indeed
Thus far Mu,kogcc has made mo- mistake If she
a, down at some future point, Ih. fault will be
with the administration and application of the
ldoo and mot with the idea itself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04

last can be got a rnc rmcso
Luckily did my confusion when
saturday evening know when tnt
~ the guests was tine man who had tried nrt with earlier In the day
remember how answered Mrs greeting the only thing
| distinctly r'al happening at the moment her saying
/ W Introduce
,tod talking In the hall mental inventory Of
III" guests so" mat Mrs Rogers and the only present There
ur men including Justin could tell from the expression
of recognition that h" knew most of them wondered he knew aoycr
| found that he ud not / wus standing Of
Justin hug Mr. Rogers when they introduced They shook hands
In III" matter fact way o strangers meeting for the first time moment
later wos looking into pursuers time that day
Noxfcd before" answered Then / toward
him with # had no idea Noyndl"
The muIJ the words uttered given anything
recall them hoprccd Justin did not wrh"r what said but Mrs
once
rrn- surprise" she smiled didn't know YOU lna before
Od ! -upposc:
She asked the question lightly though Importance
thought detected faint note of n her
"\" " friends said Il only met Mr. MaNfed today He came
my os,~" when mo did not know tried to force his
what meant "hh said h" had come assistance, meant that he
had ceased nons lie Instantly
thing THAI ded like glad To lr u service" and then himself
II evening was rather stupid to me- Justin seemed to enjoy
himself lr between Indifference toward hds, feeling Mrs
Roger was Il" some reason watching me all the umr felt decidedly III
whisper later ON Tint Mrs Roger, wa, making me
m'mtr but he ony laughed at me and said my imagination work
.rnr be my oyc-rgnr hasn't failed can see
nay suspicious confirmed As the party wa, breaking III,
found u'scf Standing the hall few
was saving goodnight {" MIR Rogers the rest Of the
ruu l the room was driving gloves
sound was hardly more Won WHISPER bi for second 1t grew louder and
story infatuated y every pretty fr,c YOU see"
mans vor answered hut was iudsr Just then Justin
Rogers ws. shaking
hands goodnight win Mir MaNfrtt but he moci toward
Mrs R"rorss snspouN moist ns She turned
wish hadn't heard ana what
c,na.5G snG h',.'Ss +" SS"'i9Hr II@' s,oa,.,, Inc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
Visitors To The Capital

Whenever oklahoma city gets
rrndy Tor business, In the matter uf
hulldug railway line to the rich
agricultural region embraced In north.
western oklahoma. It viii find Wood
ward ready To wi In the enterprise
said -. T. Alurum editor NJ the Wood
ward Democrat aud former member NJ
the -rntr sruntr oklahoma CITY
needs that northwest line. aud We ne,i
il out our way We now have tr
ship our hog, and cattle to knnsu.
city aud Wichitn. and our grain r,r.,
10y way NJ Font Worth to GnlNr,tou
when II would be- rnr letter tu shp
our grain into Oklahoma CIV nul
have 10 graded here We are gather
Ing our wheat crop iu guod shape.
with nu iuss eNccul some loss Of graN"
IN the stack Spring crops. such ns
corn milo mnlZe, sudan grass frlrriln
aud kafir all are maturing rapidly
and will make an Immense feed crop
II these crops do mot rlpcn before
frost they will not be- lost. ~ most o'
the farmers out our way have hlg -i
los
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
Times SpiHway

win the state capto, he finished without graft
Zoo MI. ~. IT,, a.. yi,,, animal
I,,,.,, ,,,,,',i,, f., ,I, po,yh,sr. C,uitm
rduor NJ pn,ynu.L, ,,pital becam. Interested In
vor story oud nfrr roo hours careful study learned
f.. I,st lig nu.. dim, .u.., ~ NInsk
.,..,
unn Is,yf,r,y ,,,. r strict indeed And n Won don't
onc, en-. The first utfa.. Is five aud r,,ts And you
win uny en-" sings OH. bard NJ the Inwton News FOL.
o.,
,,,urt
uch-,t ,nsh price. IaId for chickens ON the hOof
say, an iudustriou, butcher iu the Caprou Hustrer
'''''
,,o. nrr,ry nrrr,mtrI To-, rn. audience generously re
pressed u rcudru., TO .In. something about au acute
main there
s..'.
A Holy RoIpr' boo W N.ler said the other day that
he had l,-u u tb. .I u. Heaven for eight years aud
ON r. rond t., urau. ,.r .uug and gotten no further
men N.,,,trr rmr .. I.., n,tI.r um back
.,,. .,...l.. .. 90. 81. .,.,. ..t..., u..l.lIs
oI,t,o, . "a rhr mons, ..., ~. which the Arnpaho nrr
,,t,r. +, n. Arlnur.. ......t,r
'.-''
,oo, ,ns, ,,h" ,. fl, ,,,r ,n" family fern n, other
In, and forgot f., fr., r. water whercuron the fern
mcen,ed b, the um,ua ,,o,E ot the cold water lcsped
''' " ..s.
rnI,rosn, ry,,r, .. ,,.rt,,p IN IN. fact that the
ordnnr, man do,.n. pom, nnv attention To the changing
,u, ,,.,, -, ..,n,. ' "
zee.
n,r,,, p.,p..,., .. ,,o,,,,,s or, n. thing hy d,g
p,cs and hacks mn. u stand NV rrnt,nr a story about
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
Twenty-Six Years Ago

Nr charles Clark NJ Main and Rob
msuu hHs gnn. Pro- Arkansas CITY lic
viii return m fv ds,s and begin the
rrtv
No , r...... ..,.,.,,., From, vi,
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p,. '.N,'I wv, ,.,,.,, ,u,',"'
,Is,.t .'.'k "
nm u..,t... ..u.,.,
t,,.,n.. .t,,.,.,. ..'Ng ~ ',,.,
49,. t'.' my .rl,'
n,t...t, A.. 'n NuHl, u. WV,
49,, an, ,.,t '"'', ,hl'h'n
,,.u .. f,,, ,,,.,,'.. .. ""..u ,or
T,n., I nnN one NOS r,,
'' '''' ""'''I''"F
NJ, N p,., h...,. -,., A..
su., pow, ','h no'not",u WV
u,,n, n,.,..,, 'I.. h'''N 'h. duut,
,,..,,,,. ,, .'. ."rh't "t uriIl.
I,,.u i,iiW, No., me 'on...
t,t ,,,b s,,n" na'l.,'' '''' ,No s"u'v sIw,
'nnuen,s a.. ,,nn .. Mott WIZ
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
When Strength Failed

NhHts the matter with the strong
mI.. said the manager half am hour
before the curtain was To 20 un
.'l'D he sent word hr.yuuIdnt up-
Ww today said the assistant man.
U-tr
what, toe natter rNuitcdDy dc.
mWIw the manager WAS hr In an
nHd"uE That Juggling act Of his with
umou balls was one " the hest things
Iu ,Nr show"
\uhhr had to help his wife with
'h" dishes last night and he's got a
nmu back
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
Meaning of Signs

Ih.' were pioneers In the vast army
d flat hunters
There are oddlooking chalk marks
"u lmi fiat said the young one. DO
th.} mean anything"
You hrt they mean something. d"
uM mis- more experienced companion.
.lt. one Of the secret signs Of the
lw.NrIIcrs' Protective League. uud
mru- 40 heat In these apartments ry
uu' BOO July Mnd August Puck
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04

II your child starts In IT. sleep.
rinds Is teeth white slerplng. W..,
at the nose has bad breath, tickle
appetite pale complexion. aud dnrh
rings under the eyes II hns worms .
and ns long ~ they remain in the
intcstines that child viii be- -irkh
WHITEE CREAM NERMlFIGE
clears ont the worms. strengthens the
stomach aud bowels aud puts the littlr
one on the road to health aud cheer
funpss. Price 25r per bottle Sold by
Westfnll Drug Go.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
State Nen. Elrhl Yrnr Aro

October H. 1907 Frisco train
crashes through bridge iu Washlta
river near Clinton, fireman Claude
Blue, Enid killed
National Anti.llorsr Thief associa
tiou's convention CLOSES ut Enid.
Football Epwurth Is. Edmond nor.
nal . oklahoma university n. King
fisher college u
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04

The wurt * probably bad actor.
sampson. and you had better leave
town for a few days until he cuIms
down. Lots VI tragedies have started
from church parties II II is lmpoS-
sibr Tor You To get away just now.
You had better forge Il check, and
then You will have 10 gu. II nobody
viii cash the check. yuu must stay
aud work ON the big wurt, lmugIuu.
tiuu This Is the only chance you have
got
Wait until you see him upprouch
Ink then pick mp u horse aud carry
him down the street When the big
wurt sees YOU coming along with the
horse ON your shoulder he will he-
GIN To- think When you have got the
horse rs far as YOU want him, pick
mp Ford In each hand aud walk
back This IL something that Few
people run do. The big Wart will be-
observing you narrowly 10y this time
aud will begin to wonder II It was
really yuu who stepped on his foot
Now 10 home aud eat n couple "
boxes N macurunl, then step out
to the trough aud drink until the
trough /, dry This win soon be.
Hn 10 impurt pleasing rotundIty 10
your figure that win Impress the big
wurt very much Now step up Ia
where hr {. standing and push IN a
brick wall slip piece " soap In
your mouth and begin 10 blow ont
your breath lhr hig wnrt will hr
scratching his herud with both hands
by this time
when luu ,rr this. go mp to him
and step un 100. other foot. GIVE Il
low harsh whistle. and move your
mud- back wM forth In front NJ Won
The nOr vuri viii now recalizr that
it va. somebody else who stepped un
hls fut oud VIII offer YOU cigar
Take it and gu ~ the doctor ns fast
as ,uu uuu for the macaronl viii he
taking mu'i %, this time ORACLE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
&h!.apShotss !.
-. Jay E.House ~

There Is a controversy ~ 10 what
constitutes the ideal household net
We can settle H. The Ideal household
pet wears petticoats.
II II man Is sure II won't cost him
anything he generally Is for II.
Buck kilby SAYS his notion II nm.
rlucntrd money is that paid our Io soc
It prize fighter perform IN bentrp
II women really want the bsllot
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
American National Bank
Of Oklahoma City
l3S.l4O Main Street
Capital and Profits. s62O. 100000

they should cry for II. broadly speak
Ing II woman can have anything Tor
which she IS willing to shed tears
When political party holds love
feast that Indicates II hasn't much
" chance
II II IS u thing u woman never IS
likely to need she Is pretty sure To
put II carefully away
Tank beverly who looks over all
the magazines. SAYS any time The Cen
ury can get hold of a picture Of Walt
Whitman II is ready 10 90 10 press
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04

THE ORACLE

Dear oracle A few nights agu /
stepped ON u big warts foot at a
church party, aud he wants to fight
me ! hate 10 have trouble with my
fellow mnn Is there anything / can
do to make him call the fight Off
SAMPSON.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
Savings Of Christ

Behold send YOU forth rs sheep In
the midst NJ wolves; be- yc therefore
wise as ,rprut, and harmless as
doves
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
MOneN Thrown AMAA

] tipped every waiter In the dining
rum said the man at the summer
Mu,.
\ud thereby secured the best of at
nnIont
No. The head waiter asserted his
authority ana called Il hoycott lie
0a- Indignant because didn't hold
600. m the other boys and give all the
muuu, to him.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04

President Wilson calls attention to the sgntr
cant fact that the first petition IN the Lord S
Prayer is for material relief Give MS this day
our daily bread Thus even in prcty, self pres
cryatIon J., Nh. FIRST essential The point should not
be lost ON the mmdln sentimcn,asts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
American National Service
vi.
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS

We have well.Organlzed say.
ings department In which we pay
Interest at the rate OF four per
cent, compounded seml.annually
Either all or part Of these funds
cah be withdrawn ut any time
This department Is intended for
the benefit 0f the wageparner who
desires to bank regular savings ~
we'll as for the use Of the well-to
do who have Idle funds on hand
Accounts can hc started with one
dollar or over We invite YOU to
Join this department.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-04
The Log of a
Marriage Ship .
BY SHEA MILLARD

This I0r Times m
ca be got al The imO rrrI
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-14

Luxembourg covers 1000 square
miles. and has a population OF $780,
900.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-14

E:xcavating is now completed and the
foundation IS being put in. 1t Will
require all summer to complete this
factory of thirty-six blower capacity.
D. G. Powell is building two small but
neat and well arranged residences in
the Wardner Davis addition on the
South Side. Randolph and Lowther
are building dwelling in east Sa-
lem where a number of other resi-
dences are being built by members Of
the Belgian colony. Hezie ]. Holden
Is putting up nice residence in the
North Valley section
I. Wade Coffman. circuit clerk, was
here Tuesday night.
Mrs. Timblin. who conducted a
hotel in the Reymann building, has
discontinued the same.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-05-14
SALEM

SALEM MAY 14-A business deal
was consum mated here this week os
which the firm of Kennedy and Fora
consolidated with the tailoring ana
furnishing business OF Gordon ana
Goldberg, Mr.. Goldberg retiring from
the business. The new firm, A -.
Ford and Company. will occupy the
room in the Elias and Hobebb build
ing on Main street
George H. Ross left Tuesday even
ing for New York City. where he IS
interested in real estate and will be
gone several days
Mrs. Elizabeth GanDreth. of New
York. who formerly was in the MILL
merry business here, has been guest
or her mother, Mrs. Daniel Lowe, OF
East Salem.
Joseph La Borr has returned from
baltimore, where he Is pursuing a
course IN dental studies.
Mrs. Maude G. Griffith, of Palisa-
das Colo, is guest of her sister.
Mrs. J. ]. Tough. and other relatives
here.
]. w. corder and Genius Payne are
local representatives on the circuit
court jury at Clarksburg this week:
A new cash grocery is being opened
IN the Smith building by Morton and
Richardson. The proprietors ara
Shinnston people who recently To-
Wiley Lidick and wife of Ciarks-
burg. are visitors at the home of W.
F. Davis on Railroad street
The evangelistic services at the
United Brethren church still continue
with great interest.
Miss Maggie Davis has gone to
New York City. where she VIII visit
her sister. Mrs. D. NJ. Alkire. for sew
eral weeks.
Douglass n. Skinner has qualified
as notary public
building operations continue active
here. The Central building on Main
street. three-story structure. Is
nearing completion the interior finish
being rapidly nut n. The new ALI
7uce wir1seR- IA So plant IL progress
ing very satisfactory in east Salem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-15
ORGANIZE FOR
RATHB0NE GLASS
pvrHIAN LODGES OF THIS CITY
SECTION TO SECURE MANY
CANDIDATES.
Mil DO Obligated on Famous Bible
which VIII be Brought 20 Wheel
Ing, November ~.

At a meeting OF Representatives or
various Pythian lodges OF this vicinity.
held "Wednesday evening IN the
Pythian club. a committee was per
manently organized to have charge OF
the Rathbone bible class which II
being organized. Capt. Frank b.
Lisby was named chairman and Harry
Bell as secretary.
II Is the plan to organize a large
class Of candidates to be obligated on
the Rathbone Bible which will be
brought to this city. in November.
The class will receive the rank OF
page at the Pythian Castle. Chapline
street. Wednesday evening. Novem-
Der II.
Lodges which will participate IN
h formation OF the class are Balti-
more. No. s: Benwood. No. 1s; Black
Prince. No. 10; Mystic. elm Grove),
No. "a; OHIO Valley. No. 81. INT
Wheeling. No. ia.
The Ohio Valley Lodge will confer
the rank OF page. this evening, In the
Ddge quarters. fourth floor No. 1903
Chapline street