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The Tupelo journal., 1916-04-28
Local Happenings
Those Who Come and 0t

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Mrs. j. M. Lynch is visiting her
mother in Laurel
Frank Caldwell, of Baldwin, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. j. V. Mcfarland, of Palmetto,
was in the city Monday
Claude Gray was Sunday visitor to
his mother at Nettleton
Mrs. R. 7. Finley, of Sherman, was
visitor to Tupelo Tuesday.
Will Jones, prominent business man
of Baldwin, was here Monday.
Prof. and Mrs. Dave Lawhorn, of
Brewer, spent Wednesday here.
Mr.. apd Mrs. Theodore Barnes, of
Gilvo. spent Tuesday in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen McGaughey, of
Nettleton, spent Tuesday in the city. .
Mr.. and Mrs j. N. Redus, of Shan
non, spent Wednesday afternoon here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Arnold and Miss
Lena Rhodes, of Shannon, were here
Monday.
Mrs l.. A. Boggan and little daugh-
ter are visiting Mrs. Boggan's parents
in Memphis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Reed have as their
guest this week Mr.. Reeds mother, of
fremont, Miss.
Mrs. j. H. Cobb and Miss Velma
Oracle. of Verona, spent Tuesday in
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Vaughn and Miss
Minnie Vaughn, of Shannon, were in
the city Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gregory, of Bal
iardsville, were among the visitors to
Tupelo Wednesday,
c. G. Rogers, of the firm of Rogers,
John & Co., Plantersville, was in town
on business Monday.
Olin Francis, of the Frisco road was
Sunday visitor to his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Francis.
Mrs. T. j. Garmon and family, of
Verona, were here Tuesday, having
motored through in their new Hup.
Miss Mcdonald, an attractive young
lady of West Point, is visiting her sister,
Mrs. George Boothe on Franklin street.
Claude Boothe came in Monday night
with new Chevrolet car, which was
purchased through the agency at West
Point.
The latest suit for damages will re-
suit from an automobile being found
loose Monday night in Mrs. Gardner's
garden.
Miss Sallie Thomason, of Belden, was
the guest of her uncle, DR.. Thomason,
and family, on Church street, several
days during the week.
Mr.. Ray Smith, the popular repre-
sentative of the American Bed Co of
st. Louis, was here Tuesday booking
orders for his popular firm.
Miss Oline Coffee is visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Marshall, of Selma,
Ala. She will visit other relatives in
Birmingham before returning home.
MIR. and Mrs. C. O'Donnell will leave
the first for Florence, Ala, where Mr..
O'Donnel will have his headquarters
as the representative of the Independ-
ent Packing Co. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Don-
nell made many friends in Tupelo during
their residence here who regret to see
them leave.
There will be services at the Episco-
pal church, Sunday, April 80, instead
of the first Sunday in the month as
usual DIR. Waddell, having appoint
ments with the bishop in various parts
of the state in May, will not be able to
visit the parish during the month.
George T. Mitchell left the first of
the week for Cleveland, Miss, where
he goes to attend court. Mr. MitchelPs S
friends are pleased to know that he is
able to be out again, although he has
not fully recovered from his recent ac-
cident. Mrs. Mitchell accompanied Mr..
Mitchell as far as Memphis. where she
spent several days.
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J. w. Yates

/ Dlou aC his HOIu0 OH Mdln OUr.,
in this city, Tuesday evening,
April 25th, at 7:15. j. w. Yates,
age 65 years. While the condi-
ton of Mr.. Yates health had
been precarious for sometime, his
death came UNEXPECTEDLY to his
family and friends. For more
than five years he has been prac-
tically an invalid and required
constant nursing and attention.
Two weeks before his death he
fell and fractured his hip. since
which time he grew much worse.
| The afternoon before his death
he appeared better and those
around him little dreamed that
the final summons would so soon
come.
J. w. Yates was born January
4th 1851, in Marshall county near
| Byhalia, Miss. When a small
child his father moved near
Baldwin where Mr.. Yates grew
to manhood. He moved to Ellis
town, Miss, and entered the
mercantile business where he
was very successful. He enjoyed
an extensive acquaintance and a
wide popularity and held the con-
fidence of every one that knew
him. He was indulgent and lib
eral with his customers and at
no time did he ever resort to
legal measures to enforce obli-
cations which his customers
failed to meet.
AS a citizen he took an interest
in all matters of a public inter-
est and contributed literally of
his means to the support of every
good cause. In 1882 he was
married to Mrs. Scales. In 1884
he became a member of the Cum.
berland Presbyterian church and
throughout his remaining years
he was a consecrated christian.
For many years he was an
Elder in the Cumberland Presby-
terian church and after his resi-
dence in Tupelo he went with his
church to the Southern Prysby-
terian church when the two
churches became one. AS a
member of this church he con-
tinued an ardent supporter of the
church and contributed with a !
generous hand to its support and
and to the support of every
worthy cause in the community.
Mr.. Yate occupied an enviable
position as a citizen Of Tupelo.
His word was his bond and he
was recognized by all as man
of the highest integrity and ir-
reproachable character. AS a
husband and step-father he was
devoted and filled with full
measure the responsibility de-
volving upon him. He had five
younger brothers and two sisters
to whom he was devoted and
with affectionate regard be was
a wise counsellor and brother to
them.
The funeral services were con-
Quoted from the residence We'd
nesday afternoon where many
friends gathered to pay their last
tribute of respect. The services
were conducted by Revs. j. E.
McShan, J. D. Hunter and G. P.
Scott, all of whom had been his
pastors and who paid high tribute
to the life and character of their
departed friend.
Interment took place in Glen
wood cemetery, the grave being
made a bank of flowers sent by
friends.
To the bereaved family our
| sympathy is extended.
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meeting. which will be held i'll the hlue
m,rIC,r Of the Windsor. and Ill their Ir$t
meeting Rev. j. \. I. taGElhSr ;luH'
viii speak on "Hnmc Life in Holland:
it's Customs and Mode OF LIVING ~ hnpn'
A. II. silver, al tho Euff street lriI,ris
viii b. another valued speaker "l Ihctt
year. aLd ne will discuss the If"plchiS
.! IN" Modern Woman
Miss Lcr;. of Cleveland. is another
pruu,inrnt speaker who will be- ncr"' aN'
n prominent professor al INC ~ 'lrE l ~
Institute will lecture ON lnm'S'an'
Problem.
Mrs. w. T.. Woul"nwcbcr. recent cnair-
man If the Music department. also Sr"k,
Of hG. nInn. for tn" year. which as yet
are incnmp!rtv. 'rhcre will M chorus
work with Mr.. John O'Cnnn"r as ulr'c,
Tor. THIS will br IN 1hn"Nl'l|h IN"
spcciu trcatE during tn" season; Il"
Siudv club Will he continued. AMI lh'I'
wiu b,. six programs during M H,h'
Emycr,ber Mrs. Robert Marshal: l'r-
,.cmIr.r. Miss Nina Erandras:: January
Mrs. Fed Fa,'ss FGbruarG, o IT. inn Tn%
AMI in April there Will Dc 'h' H">''''
Festival.
Chairman - other departments were
nn, present. and ;hcrc was no HiScu$'
sion q: their plans. Mrs. John -. gar
den the president. presided. ana I"t""
ing the business" discussi"n %h'i spoke OK o,
Ih,. welcome extended tn" a. icEai"S 10
the biennial IN New YORK ihIS SpinhE.
onl other interesting details o. lhelr
siav. Mrs. Garden also read Il letter OF
rrrailnc from the former president; Mrs
oliver Russell Wnud. VIII" was unAniG ~
br present ut tho opening of the cruz
and; in this wis" "Xtrndra ne" SU gov;
wishes. Mrs. G. Bates Mel .hiI. IN" Ni'''
nr,.sidrn, md Mrs. W. G. McGrcEnr'
Also prosecuted various phases Of the
trim and some of tho humorous sluc-
lirhls of tn" convention
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Order Of Publication.
The State OF West Virginia, Ohio Coun-
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia. October Rules, 1915.
Center Wheeling Savings
Bank. 4 corporation, w.
i. Robinson. DIR. l.. H.
Taylor. Plaintiffs.
George f. Saber. Palace
Furniture Co.. corpo- Pin Chanccry.
ration. Wheeling Title *
Trust Co. 4 corporation.
Dollar Savings 4 Trust
Co. IL corporation. Mary
Nabcr. john =. 'ArScnz,
and $. q. Boycc. de-
PENDANTS.
The object or this suit is To subject
to the payment of the claims OF, Center
Wheeling Savings Bank. W. =. Robinson
and DR.. u. II. Taylor and other Lien
creditors certain real property OF the
defendants George +. Naber and Mary
Naber. situate III the city OF Wheeling.
Ohio County. West Virginia. and more
particularly and at large described In
the bill Of complaint filed in said SUIT.
And it appearing from an affidavit
filed in said cause ut these Rules. mat
the defendant GcurEo i. Naoer. Is no
a resident of the State of West Virginia.
and he not having been served with pro
cess in said suit. on motion OF tn" PLAIN
tiffs by John Z. Arhcnz. their counsel:
this nrtcr OF publication Is chtcis"
against him. and it is ordered that the
said defendant, ab"ve named. be ana ne
is required to appear within one month
after the date OF the first publication
of this order and do what is necessary
IN nrotcc. his interests. IL IL further M
dcrrd that This order b. published and
posted as acquired by law.
Witness. John l.. :iinEhorn. Clerk o.
our said Court. at the Court House III
said County. this 4th day of oct"ptr'
1916, to wit: October Rules. 1915.
JOHN l.. kINGtlnRN, Clerk
Published the first time October I'm.
1915.
John l.. E1NGHORN. Clerk.
JOHN L. .hRRENI,
Attorney fer Plaintiffs: .,
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DELEGATES NAMED
BY WOMAN'S CLUB
REPRESENTATIVES, CHOSEN TO
STATE MEETING WHICH WILL
BE HELD HERE
Alternates viii Be Selected Later
Chairman Of Departments Out
limo Plans For the Year,

Election Of delegates to the state Con.
v"ution Of Wnman'S clubs which Will
convene in this city the last week OF
October. occupied she local club. at the
first General Meeting yesterday after
noon at the Windsor hotel. Besides the
chairman Of the different departments
who by reason Of their official position
arc delegates II" club was Quilted tn
twruty-tvo addllio:.al delegates in pro-
portion to its active memberships Of 2'o.
There will b. altcrnatci appointed later.
and it Is hoped other delegates as it is
particularly du$irc'i TO bring the menu
bership up to 800 paid members.
Those elected yesterday Were: Mes
tlamrs-Iuhn T.. Harden. president; w.
:. Kelley. chairman Of Tho Drama lea
cun: &. :. HHciman. chairman IF the
Woolrnweher. chairman ct the Music
department: W. {. MC'trcGnr. chairman
of the Press committee: Miss .NGn".:
McF. Wilson. chairman OF the Current
Events department: and Miss FRANCES
Rcll, chairman Of the tivIcs department.
other delegates elected were: M"sdamcs.
Frank Carlin. {. Bates Mcl.1in. y. |.
Wilson. ". II. Mrt&r"r. W. L. Francis
of Martins Ferry. i. {. Gray. Of Martins
Ferry; BERTHA Ct,IGwnIl. y II. lI"blit-
Zcll, II. &. FranZhcim. \. q. Frait Of
Martins Ferry. J: ": Wnd!"ll. W: Fl.
smith. T.. 4. Rolf. W +. Wolfe. II. Il.
conner. Fred Tar!s. Flora Williams,
Andrew Wilson AMI Miss C"liaI Sp"ycr.
Following tAH "l"ctlon OF N'I"SatcS'
Mrs. Walter <. kell"Y ri The Drama lea
gtlr Department. Sp"k" Of ih" work rs
outlined for the coming wear. which will
no carried along on much II" sam" lines
rs last year. This department rs ar" all
others. is opcNnot only +" tn" enrolled
membership ~ that division. hui tn"
general membership Of ia" club. Their"
will hn n study m"' ting r""ularIT anu
The FIRST official m"n;inE Of III" depart :
mont Will he held III" second Monday cf
cnch month in Par:"r y. Of 'thr Hot Il
Windsor 'rl," department is making
il :, nuIrt t,iS year 80 study plays in
which E'rrminsm uf tn" drama prrdnm-
mates. and. those with historical back
grounds.
Home Economics Plans.
Mrs C. T. ECrknan. of tn" Homo
t.rnnom!cs department. discussed rather
briefly her plans for the year" work in
thai depart mcnt. The last Friday of
-.ncl, ,,nnntk ms boon ChnSNlr for Lhnir
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MAUDE ADAMS

There will b. Il large audionc" tn wit
ness Naudc Adams presentation OF a.
II. Barrirs charming comedy. Inc
Little Minister" at the Court 'hIS Hl"I
pnn,, ,nI nvnninc This is as was To ha
expected for Miss Adams popularity tS
az immense proportions and Mr.. Bar
ries play of Scotch life Is classod as
one of the most interesting works that
tonirht's audience THE Little Minister
viii mt be new. it will DO none the less
welcome. To those who have not pre-
viously seen It. the comedy Is certain
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tn Il. a delight. To. it's old friends the
mcniury III Lady l!abbic Will always IN
pleasant AMI Il smile will surely snow
itself at til" recollection or the rIurTs
re m, church who loved their minister
so much. hut not So much that they
wonid no, rry into his affairs and COS,
sin about him. Mr.. barrie has placed
wit: humnr. sentiment. romance. quaint :
ness and delightful characters IN ms
NAV. Tic touches ii all with spirit
isn't. Through it all there is much real
r1msdy. The play is IN four acts and
oteus III Caddam Wood Of m"onllEnt
night, The company TO be seen win
Mis- ADAMS is composed or we'll KNOWN
uln,IrS.
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WILSON M1SQUoTED

WASHINGTON. Oct. Ga charge
that Democratic headquarters at New
York falsely quoted Prcsldent Mhs ;r
on the suffrag" question in recent cir.
culnr was mn,lr IN a statement iGsu"d
Today by Miss Lucy Burns. of the con-
rrrsSional union for woman suffrage.
She said:
The circular. which contains quota
lion from an official White House bull
lctin given 10 the IrcssN on October Il.
lai5. when. President Wilson went to
New Jersey to vote for state suffrage.
makes him say that he believed In wo-
ton What he did say was for the
women Of the state.
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r,noha, T.iherated.

RERLTN, OCT. 6.-iRy wlreIcss q say
villcj -,spahan. one Of the impFrtans
cities OF Central Persia. has been lib
GRATED from Russian rule through an
urr!sing of tribesmen in holy war,
saws an official statement issued In Con-
st.intinnpI+ October 4. dealing with the
situation in Persia. A Russian army
which attacked the Turks ut kinshar.
northwest Of Hamadan. 1t is added. was
routed BY the Turks.
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oFr1cERs ELECTED.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. 6-The Miss
issippi Valley Conference on tuberGulo'
sis nj its final session here today, elect
ed James Miny. Chicago president: IT
Rohert G. Patterson. Columbus. Ohio.
vice president and Or. Robert Bosworth
Haul. secretary treasurer. IT was de.
cidcd TO hold the 1917 conference either
in Minneapolis or St. Paul.
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REEI.IN, Oct. 6.--(By wireless to Say
willie. y, Y.J--A further report OF alleged
atrocities on the part of the Rumanan
troops who crossed the Danube into Bull
earia recently, ia contained In the OF
fetal statement given out IN soma yes
tcrday The statement says:
"Eumanian troops butchered and at
tackled the population and set buildings
on ire in the recently occupied villages.
These arc infamous deeds FOR nation
which pretendS to be civilized.
The foregoing VA Snot contained In
the bulgarian Official statement or Oc-
tohcr 5th. received by cable by ~ay Oh
London.
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I E D

BARTLETT-On Friday. October 6, 1916.
ut /" O'CLOCK tn0onl 1t the family res
idcncc No. ~ Eighteenth street.
SI:SAS. wife Of w. VI. Bartlett. in tile
44:h YEAR of her age.
Services at the home Sunday afternoon
; o'clock. rricuds OF the family are
invited to attend. The body viii be
taken on inc 1880 t.. IL .. train Mon
day morning TO Littlcton. where III
torment will be made in Sand Hill ccm-
ctcry.
I1NKE-On Wednesday. October 1, 1916.
at 1880 o'clock j. M. MRS. EMlLlE
NJ. LlNkE. aged II years.
Funeral services at her late residence,
Al Lincoln avenue, BeIlcvue. on Sat-
urday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
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sunk Bv Submarine,

PARIS. Oct. 4. 1-:45 =. m.--Accord-
Ing to the commanding officer and men
OF 4 French torpedo boat. tn" British
steamer Strathay. sunk on september
. whiir on her way from Newport News
for Glasgow. was destroyed hy sub
marine. American CitiZrus arr said TO
have i".cn on board tn" Strathay.
Evidence given by al! tn" men on rh''
torpedo boat is that i submarine fired
eight shells at the Strathay in ten MIN
Utcs and th"u sank her with Il torpedo.
after giving thu crew Is minutes 20
abondnn tn" vessel II is said tn: tor
pedo boat put tn" submarine /" flight
and rescued the crew.
The Overseas News Agency of Bcr-
lin, said on September 80 1t was able 10
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FINANCIAL
RUMANIANS
Continued from First Page.)

pecially in tolerance OF our innova
tons Of sea law and treatment OF
neutrals."
Agreeing that to dictate peacs
would bring no real settlement OF the
problems confronting humanity. the
newspaper contends that the entry
of the United States into 4 league OF
peace is the only means for iuSuring
balance OF force on the side Of ia%
abiding nations.
I'VE shall be guilty or crime
against civilization says the news
paper, IF, when the moment OF set
Element arrives, We refuse the aid oil
the only power which can bring Il
healing influence OF the world
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WAITED Rcliable man with 3l.OOe
cash and upward 10 open ana manass
5000 n month and better TO start; liberia
profits Established company: favor
able Investment; we'll known exclusive
line: good for $4,000 q year ana oyer
with large future. Address. Manufac'
turer. care Nelson Chosman & Co., Chi.
caSo. VIZ
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BERLIN. Oct Shy wireless TO tho
Associated Press. via Sayvillc. \. "
loan closed ut ! O'Clock today. The l.o-
Kali Anzeigrr says i; is expected the total
subscribed will provo to he little If any
lower than the fourth loan. by which
IO1lo 900 0O6 marks VAS raised.
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WANTED-Lodging

wANTEp-Room and board by i gen.
Sam care Keymarn Packing Company.
'aPP' -"' o-5-i
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PERSONAL

MARRY If lonely. for results. try me:
best and most successful: hundreds
rich wish marriage soon: strictly confi-
Dental: most reliable: years OF expert
ence: descriptions rice. THE Successful
Club" Mrs. Purdie, Box $50. Oakland.
Calf. o-I--li
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Go!d watch and chain: Aoncay;
somewhere bsast cen McGraws Kun aho
residence of \. S. Bell. Finder VIA oe
rewarded, returning same 10 1nleIisIn
Ger office. O-NS
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Don't Overlook Your Credit for Money

IF any amount from $40 500 would help Soo
will to with You the accommodation
privately and at reasonable rate
YOU can paw US number Of months
you please paying only for the actual time needed we VIII %
,ad to give Call or WRITE
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE


United States of America Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia IS:
In the United States District Court In
and for said District.
in III" matter ot the partnership
known as licper and Sons, composed OF
William picpcr. and the said John L..
Pirpcr. Elmer +. Piepur and ]. William
Ficpr" indiv idually. Rankrupts. No.
44S. In Bankruptcy. Petition for DIS
charge.
TO Inc Honorable Aston G. Dayton.
Judge of the District Court of the
United States for the Northern Dis
irIct III West NirGinia:
Pi"!cr and Sons. composed OF John y.
Picpcr. E;ln,rr =. Ficpcr. j; VII
said John l.. Picper. Elmer ?. Picpcr:
and J. William Picpcr. individually. Of
Wheeling. in the County of Ohio. and
State Of West Virginia. in said District
respectfully represent that on the Isl
day OF DcCr!n bcr. last past, they We're as
u firm and Individually. duly adJucged
bankrupt under the acts OF Congress r.
lating tn bankruptcy. that they nave
duly surrendered all their property anu
rights of property, and have FUZZY com
piled with all the requirements OF @;ru
acts and Of orders OF the court touching
their bankruptcy.
Whrrcfcrc they pray that they MAY;
as such firm and individually be dccre&d
by The Court IL hay" tull' diSchifP"
fron all debts pru"ahlc against th"Ir
Scvr raj estates under said bankrupt acts.
eXccp: suck debts a. are excepted by
law from such discharge.
pai,d this 2Gth day Of September. ~
pIErF!R & SONS.
I:y j. Vim. licpcr.
Join l.. PREFER.
EI,ME:I, +. PlEPER.
J. WILLIAM PEPPER
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Order of Notice Thereon.


Northern District IF West virginia, -.
on this 18th day Of September. \. H.
1919. 'an reading the foregoing petition
IL il
ordered by the Court that a hrariHE
he had upon the same on the 2Sth day vi
October. 4, D.. 1916. before said Court. AT
Wheeling, in said district, at ten cloc'i
in the forenoon; and That notice thcT"oi
be pui,lish"d in the Wheeling lntrlllEcnc"i
Il newspaper printed In said District hnd
that I'LL known creditors and other pc! sons
in interest may appear 1T the Said liin'
and place and show cause, II any if'!
have, why the prayer Of the said petition
should not h. granted.
And il * further ordered by tho Court
thut The clerk shall send by mail 10 all
known crrditLrS copies nt said potl, ION
and This order addressed 10 them at their
places IF residence ~ stated.
Witness TIE Honorable Aston g. Day,
ton. Judge If thu said Court. and the sell
thereof at Wheeling. in said district. on
the 9TH day of September y. d., l9lh
$. X. HARRISON. CLERK.
4. :. y. e.. y. u. W. Va.
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Atrocitiea ALLEGED.

announce on competent authority that
The Strathay had not been attacked oy
4 German submarine.
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home Economics Plans.

Mrs. c. !. l!"ckinan. of tn" Homo
Economies CiepH rtm"nt. discussed rather
brirfly her pIanS for the years work in
thai department.. The last Friday Of
.ach mCntk has boon rh"s"lr for their
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Your Promise to Pay is Good With Us
WANTED-Male Help.

WANTED-BOYS AND GIRLS,
OVER II YEARS OF AGE.
STEADY WORK. APPLY
WHEELING TILE co. THIR-
TY-FIRST AND CHAPLINE
STREETS. o-S-i
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSChy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL EMBALMER,
1922 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 636.
C. J. Bertschy. Natl Phone 1959-R
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LEGAL NOTICE

Order Of Publication.
The State OF West Virginia, Ohio Coun-
". IS:
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia, October Rules, 1916.
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