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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
ALASKA WELL REPRESENTED
 IN C0NCLAYE

Over a hundred members and visit ing brethren were in attendance this afternoon at the opening session of the Fourth Annual Reunion of the Scot tish Rite Bodies Of the Valley of Ju- neau. Orient of Alaska, which ia be. ing held iu odd Fellowa hall. Nearly every section of Alaska is represented among the members present, and tho class of candidates which number nearly thirty. are from different sec tlons of tho orient of Alaska.
 The work of the Reunion was open ed under the supervision of the Rlas- ka Lodge of Perfection No. and con ducted by the following officers ot that body;
 Venerable 0iaster-Frederick Boren Hyder S2'.
 Senior Warden-James Nixon stoo- dy S2'. K. c. c. F.
 Junior Worden-Frank Wyatt Col lins. S2'.
 Acting Junior Warden-Emile Gas tonguay S2'
 Oralor-Samuel Howard Ewing, 32'.
 Almouer-Charles Goldstein. S2'.
 Treasurer-Wniiam W. Casey, S2'.
 secretary-Walter DeLong, S2'
 Master of Ceremonies-John Jacob Woodland, S2'
 Expert-Roy Calvin Penney. s2'.
 Assistant Expert-Roy Parry Car. mein S2'
 Captain of Host-walter Innis Nel- son, 32'.
 Tuer-Frederick Steven Clin, S2'.
 Master of Properties-Peter Glode Peltret. 1s'.
 Ernest Bertrand Hussey, 3S', Sov- ereign Grand Inspector General in Washington and Alaska delivered an entertaining and instructive address Co the class and members In which he outlined the work of the Rite. This was followed by the conferring of the degrees of Secret Master and Perfect Master. At 6 o'clock this evening the class and members will attend a supper given by the Rite and then resume the work of the reunion at S:00 o'clock and continue until the completion of the work in the Sth de. gree.
 Tomorrow's session. which will be- gin at S:0O D. m., win open under ,he auspices of Lodge or Perfection who will have charge of the sessions ] or lhe day.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
ISLAND NEWS NOTES

DOUGLAS. Feb IA large mum Der of tho friends of Mrs. John Livie and Mrs. Wm. Halvor. whose birth days occur on the same day Feb. 4, gave a surprise party In thcir honor at the home Of Mrs. D. Leggett ot the Pines last Friday evening. An excel lent luncheon was served and a short program was rendered.
 BORN-At 5:SO o'clock yesterday morning. @ daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Spence at their homo on St. Anne avenue.
 Mrs. Paul Bloedhorn will give a birthday party tomorrow afternoon at 2:SO for her son Paul jr. at the lam fly residence on Second street A large number of Paul's little friends arc invited.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
NEw TRlAL DENIED.

A motion for @ new trial presented by the plaintiffs in the case of Scho- enwald and Hills vs Harry Bishop as U. S. marshal, and D. N. NJ. McDon- aid was argued in the district court this morning. The motion was denied by Judge Jennings This case was brought by the plaintiffs as assignees of the Pacific Coast & Norway Pack Ing Company of Petersburg, to re- cover the possession of the power seine boat Bernice. which had been seized on a writ of attachment in favor of D. N. McDonald by the U. S. marshal The case was tried In the district court during the last term of court and resulted in a judgment for the defendants.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
HIIYIE ER,s Is coMINe.

What is the best candy, is often Che problem of the prospective buyer
 You naturally want Che very best money wlll buy. Tho answer ls. "Huyler's." or national and lnterna- sional fame. Huylers cboeolatee arc sold In every city of importance, and you will only find lt In stores that are all right. Your gift ls not com plete unless the box Of chocolates has "Huyler's" on the lid. ln following our policy Of carrying only tho very beat, we have secured the agency for "Huylers" candies of which we wlll carry complete stock. lt ls shipped to us direct from Huylers Chicago factory. We do not hesitate to rec ommend these famous chocolates to candy buyers and it is with a splrlt of confidence and qualification that we are adding this Inc to our stock. We know lt will please you, and you know that only the best ls found at The Juneau Drug co.-the Store that Haa what You Want When You Want t-opposlte Aiaskan Hotel phone
 25o. Free Immediate delivery 7tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07

TREADWELL. Feb. 7-The Tread well Safety Committee held its reg ular monthly meeting in the commit. tee rooms of the Treadwell club this afternoon. only routine work was done and reports read from sub-com- mittees.
 Yesterday was change day at the Treadwell works.
 ". P. Ducey yesterday afternoon defeated Jack Wilson two games out Of three in the progressive handbail tournament now being played here.
 Charles Osterberg. jr, has return ed to work at the 1900" mill after a layoR of a month caused by illness.
 The bell has been removed from the TreadweM school house and has been taken to the foundry where if will be recast. The tone of the bell heretofore has been bad, owing to a crack.
 Great preparations are being made for the big smoker at the Treadwe'l Club in the near future. Physical Di rector rom Macdonald was in Juneau yesterday afternoon looking up can didates for the boxing and wrestling bouts
 The pipe men are taking advontagc of the extreme low tides to repair the suction pipes leading from deep water to the Treadwen salt water pumping plants.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
MORE PREPAREDNESS AGAINST
 ACCIDENTS AT TREAWWELl

TREADWELL. Feb. 7.- Following out their "preparedness' plan the Treadwell company has received a large number of Safety First" and Danger signs which win be posted in the most conspicuous places both above ground and in the mine. The signs are printed in English and each has a translation in large letters be- meath 1t Tn 16 different foreign lang- uages.
 Great interest is being manifested In the Safety First" and First Aid work by the men and @ number of "First As" teams have been organ. lzed by the miners ninco tho Tread we'll team returned from tho National First Aid contests Inst fall
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
ARE KILLED
 iN BATTLE FIGHTING ON
 THE SIDE OF CANADIANS

OTTAWA. Feb. 1.-Two well known Pacific Northwest Americans have been killed in action with the Cana iians on the European fronts Pri yate Stewart Eaton, Of Seattle, is among the dead. Privates Henry Hardy, of Bellingham, Wash, is also listed among those killed. Lance cor. poral John NJ. Boucher, of Aberdeen s. D., Is in the list of wounded. This information is contained in the Over seas casualty list made public today by the militia department
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
GEORGIA FOR sKAowAY

The steamer Georgia sailed for skagway at midnight Saturday night taking the following passengerse w. F. Shaughnessy. W. F Moore. II. Dougherty c. c. Foley for Hainesi N. Kanel, w. J. Manahan, John Vim for Jualin. and Rev. Father Bailey for Yankee Cove.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
KENO PARTY AZ ELKs.

Thursday night at the Elks' Club Is ladies night. The Elks are going to give a Keno party for the members and ladies. Coupons will be issued free and those getting the most cou' pons mp to n o'clock will win the prizes. which will bo for both ladies md gentlemen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
MRS. CLEVELAND BURIED.

Funeral services were held this at ternoon at ] o'clock over the remains of Mrs. Harry Cleveland, who died at st. Ann hospital last Wednesday evening. The services were held rom Young's Chapel with Rev. J. B Stevens officiating. Interment was f' Evergreen cemetery. The remains were held until word was sent to Mr. Cleveland of the death of his wife but he was unable to be present
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07

pRuGs ANn PRIcEa.

In spite of the fact that the Euro. pean situation has very seriously af. jected the drug market, we arc very glad to announce that owing to our foresight we are we'll supplied with anything pertaining to drug and pre-. seription needs. A good deal of lt we bought long before the prices be- gan to soar-and we arc glad to have our customers benefit by lt. In our store the "Before the War" prices prevail. Juneau Drug Go. Bring your prescriptions here and cave money. "The Store that Has what You Want when You Want lt." Phone 25o. Free immediate delivery. 7tf
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
SOCIETY WOMEN AS TICKETS

NEW YORK, Feb. Lied by Mrs J. Sergant Cram, a dozen New York society women, today mounted picket duty as aids to the striking sales. girls in Division street establishments. Mrs. Alyce Plympton, Cleveland so- ciety worker, welcomed the society pickets. The girls want more wag- es.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
MRS. LEWls' LECTURE.

The story of the life of Meyer Lon. lon and the work he is now doing was old in an interesting way by Mrs. Lena Morrow Lewis at her lecture yesterday afternoon. Next Sunday Mrs. Lewis speaks on Helen Keller. ler achievements and works.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
TREADWELL GUN CLUB
 HOLDS REGULAR SHOOT

TREADwELL. Feb. 2. The Tread we'll Gun Club held shoot ot the range near the "700" mill yesterday afternoon. The weather was fair but a slight wind made the shooting un- steady. Harry Delin won the Bennett medal for the third time The scores ont nf q nnsslhla DO were.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
LAroUcHe WILL BRING COAL.

The freighter LaTouche sailed from Seattle on the fifth with a large ship ment of coal for channel points. She is due to arrive here about the eley- anth and will remain Q couple of days unloading cargo.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
CLAIM LOCATED.

Fred Carlson today filed notice Of the location of a lode claim on the asst side of Douglas Island near Bull lion creek The claim adioina the Carlson claim, No. O..
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
AMERICAN SADDLE HORSES ARE efFTs
 TO JAPANs RULER

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2. " Local Japanese have forwarded on the Shin 70 Maru two American saddle horses as gifts of the California contingent to the Mikado. The latest trappings for both steeds were also Included in the nlI
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
ElNAL AccouNr oRpEREp.

An order for a final accounting by D. V. sully. administrator of the es- tate of William Hunt deceased has been signed by probate Judge John 3. Marshall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
T-ii-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-s-il-l REMOVAL.

win have the room chosen for my new location formerly occupied by Dr. Simpson, entirely remodeled. ] am now giving very exceptional bargain on an my iewelry. My guarantee goes with every article sold JOE PLANT
 -(24tD
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
GEORGIA ARRIVES.


The steamer Georgia arrived from skagway and way ports today shortly after noon. Among those arriving on the Georgia were A. A. Brooks from Skagway and Mir. and Mrs. Charles G Whipple of Eagle River.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
OR. cAAs. o. CARTER.

Modern dentistry in an branches, specializing in plate work. using the method of pr. Sam1 c. Supplee. of New York. Plates made by this meth od win give absolute satisfaction - phone 8. Douglas 11-22-ti
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
BEGINS LIFE SENTENCE
 HAVING KILLED WIFE FOR
 FORTUNE SHE INHERITED

MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 7.-Fredericls IT, Price. convicted recently of the murder of his wife for her fortune. today was sentenced to life impris- onment at hard labor and taken to the penitentlary-
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
sKAeMAYs MAsouERApg.

sKAGWAY. Feb. 7.-The Eagles masquerade ball Saturday night was one of the most enjoyable affairs ever given here. Splendid prizes were off, cred for the various costume maskers.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
2 2 4 44s 4.ses e4s 2 s 3 ,

wm. Gossett. Q civil engineer living in Douglas. who has been in the hos pital for some time left the nsti.u. ton today, having recovered from his Illness.
 Omer Patten, who was taken to tho hospital last week suffering from a stroke of paralysis left today having recovered
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw in a 5-act fea- .ure "The Threads of Destiny" And Q Pathe News No. SS.
 Coming "The Rosary"
 Sunday matinee 8 D. m., Sc and l5c.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
ANYTHING BUT srlNeY.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2. - George F. Baker during 1915 gave SS5O,OOO to Cornell for dormitories and tower
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07

urel Is the family responsibility on- ly one of earning a living for wife and children?"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07

When you want something - any fhine-in Printing that is really fine let The Empire do the work for you
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07

MecAUL's Safety First
 Phone 57 AUTO night phone 152 1.17-tf Efficient SERVICE
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
oRPHEUM THEATRE
 DOUGLAS
Admission too and 25c

Ist show. 7:so; 2nd Show. s:45.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-02-07
HOSPITAL NOTES

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
WILSON CONFIDENT
or HIS REELECTION

LONG BRANCH. y. j.. Nov. g.
After going over with President vii.
son optimistic messages from all parts
OF the country. Secretary T1muIy TO-
night claimed The president would win
tomorrow election and w0nld have
Isl votes in The electoral college. He
did not give Il list of the states on
which he based his prediction.
The president spent the day quietly
n Shadow Lawn, going Out for Il short
Time for Il game Of golf and receiving
delegation for Il few minutes in The
afternoon. To Ihos" who saw him he
expressed complete satisfaction over
the prospects for i0m0rr0wS voting.
The president will b" up SOM after
day break tomorrow morning 10 30 10
Princeton 10 vote. He Will make IN"
"trip by automobile and expects 10 be
back at Shadow Lawn in time Tor
luncheon. In The afternoon h" VIII
PLAY golf.
In Princeton he viii Gas, his ballot
in an old fire engine huus" and may
spend Il r"w minutes visiting old
friends.
The president will rrctiv" The i'm.
pOrtanr .rrluruS b. teirph0n" from
Secretary TumulIy, who Will remain
in the executive offices in AsburH
Park where ella bOralp arrangements
have been made for receiving rIeCrlon
news AZ speedily rs possible. only
Mrs. Wilson and other members OF his
immediate family will be with the pres
idcnt.
Messages from democratic leaders
in virtually every state wcr" r"c"iF"d
hv the president iuday ami tonight
predicting victory for him tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
FAKE STORY ON THE
ATTITUDE OF SEN.
G0FF is EXPLODED


CLARkSBURG, w. Va, Nov. g.
Telegram carrying Fairmont date
line appearing in the Sunday Register.
of Wheeling. brought Il hot rejoiner
from officials at Republican State
headnuarterS here. The fake story
aimed 10 mislnad the public as to Sen
ator Nathan COTS attitude in thel
campaign now closing and TO put the|
senator in false position. at the yeryI
lime Tho slQ"y was beng written in
Sinuating that Senator Golf had taken
no pari in the campaign and was I'M
friendly 70 the party organization, he
was being introduced by National
sesr audience rhal has assembled to
hear political speech in this city.
II was one of the old time Gof speech
es. full of fiery eloQuence and patriot
ism which reused the audience 10 a
high pitch Of enthusiasm. Senator
GOM's health would not permit him
making more than this one speecSj
bGI he was formally invited 10 take{
the stump by Chairman Gaines whent
the speaking campaign opened. NOV
only did Senator Golf deliver This
speech at the conclusion of the mon
sicr parade here Saturday night bu :
gave the state committee buildin,
in which TO conduct its work here
also addressed with the campaign
managers frequently these fact
stated and others which might be
necessary prove the absurdiry and
falseness of the story sent out from
the Watson-Cornwell headquarters a
Fairmont.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
MYSTERY SURROUNDS VISIT
0F WASHINGTON %. C.) PARTY
MEN ARRIVE FROM
CRPITAl-MAY BE IN SECRET
SERVICE
Information Given Out At Hotel That
They Are ngneers-Ctrcun'-
stances Indicate Otherwise

Considerable mystery last night sur
rounded tho identity of party or lhlr-
ty-onc men from Washington, u. G..
who arrived in the city last evening
and stopped for the night al the Wind
sor Hotel Information given OUT by
clerks at the Windsor was that tic
men had made il known that they COM
pose a party ri engineers from Wash.
ngion.
In view Of the fact that the party
retired 10 their rooms immediately
upon their arrival al the hotel early
in The evening: thai hUlcl clerks d..
rlincd In allow them In be cOmmunt-
Gated with hY reporters from tn" In
States District Attorney i. j. p.
O'Brien published in the Register yes
icrday a anticr oyer his official sig
nature that government officials are Il;
work in WASHINGTON. Clay. Union and
Richland districts in connection with
alleged cndcaVorS 10 vote COlored men
from kentucky, Tennessee and other
southern states, The visit of the party
from Washington gives rise 10 The
belief that they may compose squad
OF secret service men sent from the
capital Ia work in Ohio county today.
Whatever may he tho mission of the
GENT lrmrn from Washington. their stay
in the city will hc watched with con-
siderable interest. If they are United
States engineers. they may b" here in
connection with tn" proposed establish
mont Of Il government armuT plat"
I'Ian, on nj army a"r"plan" manufacture
inC plant in This section of III" Ohm
Valley. If they ar" secret service men
representing Tho government no doubt
their activity will h" n"lirahl" in tn"
city. IF Their visit is for som" Other
~, thcIr mission lie.
learned.
Il have little doubt bat that th"
Strangers are the secret Srrvicn men
promised us by the Register yesterday
morning" said DR.. George ". otto,
chairman at lh" OHIO county commit toe,
H. W"lcum" 10 our city. il that is their
mission. for whil" they ar" here losing
i, their votes. II" Rcruhiiran election will
Ia, conducted open ami alloy" h"art. I'M
H." instructions i$Su"'l To- every WORKER.
and we'll beat the Democrats today hE
fair competition and IN H." merits Of
cur rHr;y and candidates. without re-
Sultiug "a Surh tactics a& the assistant
district attorney and he Register eau
ii"u against. Our campaign has not
been directed from behind closed doors
At headquarters; neither viii l." resort
/" means that We care. ~ screen Ia win
today"
RI" mon who c"rH,"&" l'rr part from
Washington are:
B"h"n S"mmrrvil". e. ~ Miller. Ilur-
riSUn Brand. Jr.. {; :. l.uN">hurG. i. :.
Smyii", |. W. Miller. -. y. ini iS>"n. j.
T.! Harris. II. II. Gillette. y. +. r"nkhi,o.
Alien t. cowgirl, ''h""!"S T.. Gross. A.
fred l.. Ganahl, T.. f.. G"sl"r. \. II. rrirr.
John Innkliu. John = C;riwals. -. -.
liWrutz. W. II. Holr"trl'". J. =. t'r"ss. +.
w. HERMAN. j. II. rar:th. +. :. Skinner.
i. : ElacoI"n. 7. q. Elliott. +. l.. Kim
hl" T.. =. Eulard. Il. ~. Crawford. I'd
win !. Bethel, Geo. !. licharr!s. MaS"l
j. Young.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
Martins Perry Briefs.

Emerson Campbell. Of s.. rlnrsvili".
was in the city yesterday on political
business
Miss Jessie Perry has returned from
Stoubcnvillc. whore she has been visit
ing.
Mrs William Rcddaway and daughter.
Miss May. harn returned Ia their HON"
In parkcrsburS utter Il two weeks visit
with relatives In this city.
Chlos Evans. nf Flushing. Is visiting
ut, the nome "F Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Miles,
on Virginia street.
Fen Mncitcy Howard Paxton ami Een
Rogers are hunting n"a" .trlrua
Rudy Archer I;"TIh'h-in "nnhiEqi"
f"r state treasurer. VIZ IN H." city yes
icrday calling on friends.
Miss t.nra Lane. teacher ~ i"ut"Stjc
Sci"nr" in Shndysid" schools. r"iu"n"h
Yesterday from three days WISH n
tho Pittsburgh Schn"lS.
Albert stcahright will return +" Column
bus this evening after ""nIu:; HON" -
raSf his ballot
Harold Sch"ohi" Will leave his MORN.
ing for rhilnl"lphIn :" rcSun'" rs
Studies nj Penn.
chief nf Police "a. HyIand will hun
near Cadtz today. "iiCtr rabbits ar
nonn." says I'll" ch!"!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
ALLEGED ORDERS
DENIED By BRITISH

LONDON. Nov. 1n:27 y. N.Y.
The admiralty tonight. in published
COmmuniQur. again denies il ever is
sued orders thai survivors ni German
submarines need not be rescued. The
CommuniQur states that the German
press is trying 10 make capital OUT
Of what they describe a$ Il second
RaraIonC case. possibly III order 10 in
cite American opinion against Great
Britain Or Hs Il pr"i"Ni for an IN
restrained suhmHrin" campaign.
The cnmmuTlQur cites He alleged
facts If the case. showing that Il Brit
iSh auxiliary flying Il neutral flag on
Sept. Il. 1918. approached German
submarine in The western channel en-
gagged in sinking u British merchant
man. When within range III" auAiI-
iary huisird white ensign and fired
ON and sank the submarine and then
rescued The crew nf The merchantmen
from their hO:iS. When This WAS done
she also rescued TWO Of tho sub
marines crew VINO had climbed into
u GriEIip" bpJt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
mrs, Mary fwalD cbriuger.

Follow lng a prolonged ilin"SS a. HH"E'
,i-"H~,'. and comp 'nHii"uS Mr% Mary
,Wnir trh"rinYrr. = former resident "i
This riiy. d.", IN hrr nom" ~ canton.
ohio. yesterday Hfi"rHr"I ~ 30 "'i"'N.
aCrnrdtnr to- y !"lbh"ni" rn"SS;tr' 49,
r.iv"d l., hrr brother Peter Walt ar S'A'
lr"mth street.
Mrs. uhcringrv WAS born III tins city
81 years $500 and for nearly Ia years
She lived IN his community. r"ln"N!n%
~ canton Hhu,tl 80 years 40. Ms.
b!rringrr MAS educated lii III" 'aihnl:'
srhuuls ~ This city and WAS II d'v"H'
lrrInh.r al - Nph"HSUs' church. she
WAS the ,iaught"r 81 til" iai'' .!"nn We
ton ana catherine Watt Will known
uiun...r r.,Si,i,lIi nf lnis section.
SURVIVING h"SiI"s; her husband arH
one son l"nu uhrin@"r. and nui'ih"r
rf ,iau&li"rS. all iivluG il canton e.
cent nnr a. Dklah"mn. %h" ais" leaves
I'VE, brothers. Peter Wall of this "!iT.
and IrScph Walt of Dallas, and in"--
sisters. Mrs r:l:zahrIh tGm"t AMI Mrs;
Annie l."Strii"r. both az Canton. and
Mrs. Nrrrlil Burns "f r"lnmhu&. -
Funeral services wil} Ia h"id III u"
family nom" IN Canton. Thnr$daF
morning - : 81 orIork followed win
rnuii,nrn hieh mass in III" canton tain-
rll, church ~ 9 o'ci"''k. via Ini"rm'nt
III ihai city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-07
MCMECREN
American Guaranteed Faint
At Factory Price
A. NJ. LornniZ. McMeChen. ". Va.

The lady expert at Caldabaushs
Hardwar" Store will holp You 10 solve
your cooking troubles Call and see
her during DemOnStra ton, Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday. Nov. 6, :. s.
I:vanrolis'ic meetings conducted bT
e. X Fuller. IT.. minister 81 IN" Ne
Mrchcm CHRISTIAN church. continue with
lHrc" audiences and splendid interest NJ
Belmont. ONTO. Services sunday w"r"
held n, the E"thrsda Christian rhur"!
and many from Belmont and ;hc sur
rounding community w"rn IN att"ndancc.
Marvin r. H., preached "rrE acccDiahy
NJ the MrNr"h"n christian church in
the nhSemc' az the ras;or
NrNcrhcn Lodge 80. l44 knights Of
PyihiaS. viii mold rs regular weekly
bushes s:ur"lius ;his evening in til:
lodge headquarters in n" McNnchcn
building. ~ Seventh and Marshall street.
Lincoln LnG:" No. -. l. q. q. F.. hold
its rrgiiIar w""Ei% business meeting las.
evening in III" i"dC" headquarters in the
NlrMcchnr hIiI,lnc.
IT," election returns will he shown at
: he Nidway Th"air. h"rr this evening.
Th" Ladies' Md Society Of N" Chris
;ial church. will hold its regular weekly
all day business meeting Thursday eve
ming in N" basement Of the church.
Miss IIilda Mrl'addnn has returned
homo from a visit with friends AT
Moundsville.
Charles =; Morgan who has bean SER
j"'slr III a. his HON" on South Marshall
e:r""! rnr som" Elmo IS slowly inproT-
;m-
lIrs. Chester HarIrsLy. WHO recently
underwent ~ operation nj the Onto Val
I>y Hospital Wheeling. IS recovering
,,i.cI-