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The Washington times., 1916-02-09
ASTRONOMERS SAY
"HOWDy' TO MARS
Planet Nearer the Earth Today
Than 1t Will Be for Some
Time to Come.

Learned astronomers who believe Mars
to be inhabited are taking the orpor-
tunity to say "howdy" to the planet
today The planet Is nearer the earth
today than 1t will be again for some
time to come. and any person with a
voice that can carry 80, 3,Soo,coo miles can
easily exchange the compliments Of tho
season with the Maritans.
The planet has reached its nearest
point to the earth. and tomorrow morn
ing will begin to edge away until IT
gets to its greatest distance. something
like 81, 800, 900 miles. Prof. Percival Low
ell and other adherents of the theory
that Mars Is inhsbl and has canals
and snow storms and regular process
ETC., will give the star their closest
attention this evening with the big tele-
scopes in the various observatories
throughout the country. 1t is expected
that observations of unusual value will
Mars is one sixth the diameter of the
earth, and the question of whether or
not it is inhabited furnishes otherwise
perfectly normal scientists with the ex-
cuse to indulge in overheated arsu'
ments.
Some Of teh antis declare Mars has
practically no atmosphere, and that the
force of gravity is notable by its ab.
sence. One scientist. Prof. Moulton, OF
lhe University of Chicago, is author.
ity for the statement that If baseball
was played on Mars one man would be
sufficient for each team, as haro
hit ball would continue to travel around
the planet indefinitely until it was
stopped Likewise, he said, that a
hard hit home run would probably
leave the planet altogether and land
on the moon or the earth. or some other
contiguous planet.
The Washington times., 1916-02-09
SENATORS STRUGGLE
OVER TWO TREATIES
Republicans, Aided by Clarke Of
Arkansas, Are Against Co.
Iombia Pact.

Ratification Of the Nicaragua treaty
and of the Colombia treaty has be-
come a question OF imminent import
ance in the Senate. The fight over
the treaties began in executive ses-
sion yesterday. IT Will be renewed
this afternoon when debate will be
resumed at o'clock.
Republican Senators. aided by SEN
ator Clarke of Arkansas, are lighting
the Colombia treaty and. to less
extent, the Nicaragua treaty. Not all
the Republicans oppose the Nicaragua
treaty. For three hours in executive
session yesterday, Senators Borah.
Smith of Michigan, and Clarke ar
gued against the Nicaragua treaty,
which is the one first taken up. A
protest has been received from the
Salvador government against the
Nicaragua treaty.
The Washington times., 1916-02-09

SUN TABLE.
The Washington times., 1916-02-09
Do THIS FIRST-YOu!

You know, and every physician
knows, that when any sickness has
passed, whether it be throat trouble,
organic disturbances, contagious dis
eases, or even a severe cold, relapse
is feared, because sickness robs the
system of Natures resistance and
leaves it subject to lingering germs.
Drugs never build up worn-out
body-only food can do that, and the
first thing to take after any sickness is
the concentrated, blood making oil
food in SCOTS Emulsion, which feeds
the tissues, benefits the blood and
strengthens both lungs and throat,
Physicians prescribe Scott'S Emul,
sion after sickness. Nurseseyerywhere
advocate il. SCOTS is pure medicinal
food, without alcohol or drugs.
Scott 4 Bovine. Bloomfield, M. lS-S
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Claims Are Compromised.

The Probate Court of the District to-
dev was petitioned to approve of a com
premise settlement of claims Of Mary
A. T. Hanlon against the estate Of Will
lam F. Warriner. The original claims
amounted to s1S,oa12s and the com
promise accented by the claimants was
Sl4 .9s037. The petition was filed by
Richard NJ. Parker. executor of the
warriner estate.
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Haitian Treaty Given o. X.
By Senate Committee

The Senate Foreign Relations Com
m.tt"c today ordered a favorable report
on The Haitian treaty. All Of the eleven
me boTs present voted for the treaty. Six
OF the committee were absent.
The Haitian treaty practically estab-
fishes over Haiti. on the part OF this
nation. a fiscal protectorate. For
months American marines have domi-
mated the situation there. and have re-
stoI ed order.
The Washington times., 1916-02-09
Hebrew Society Meets.

meeting OF the Perpetual Hebrew
Association was held at the home of
David Roscnfeld. 1871 Tenth street
northwest last night Murry Dinofsky
presided The following were proposed
as members Max Fishman. Charles
Chidakel, Fred Deckelbaum, Harry
Millof. and Raymond Fanet.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District Of CO.
Iumbia--Partly cloudy and somewhat
colder tonight; Thursday fair and cold
er: lowest tcmpera ture tonight about 2S
to 30 degrees; moderate, westerly winds.
Maryland-Partly cloudy and some
what colder tonight: Thursday fair and
colder: moderate. westerly winds
Virginia-Cloudy tonight; colder in
north and west portion; Thursday fair
and colder; moderate northwest winds.
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TIDE TABLE.
High tide-12:09 a m. and 1858 p. IN.
Low tide-6:4O a. m. and SIG p. m.
SUN TABLE.
Sun rose at.....6:57 Sun sets at,...j: 50
Light automobile lamps at sos p. m.
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Only One "BROMO OUININE"

To get the genuine, call for full
name, LAXATIVE BROMO
QUlNINE. Look for signature
of E. w. GROVE. Cures a Cold
in One Day. 25c. -Adv,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-22
.bE[[A|RE MAN
SHOT. ANOTHER
|SARFHUH ALLEN IN HOSPITAL
"a WHILE MICHAEL KENNEDY IS
IN JAIL.
Latter Claims He Found Allen and Mrs
n Kennedy In Uncomprophstng POSI-
tton-Other Bsla1re News.

IS Arthur Allen is at the Martins Ferry
hospital and Mitchell Kennedy is con-
fined in the city Jail as Il result OF L
shooting atfray which took place yes
iterday afternoon in the Kennedy home.
corner Of Twenty-SlXth and Water
streets, Bellalre.
8 The shooting occurred about o'clock
when Kennedy entered his home and
found his wife and Alien in an uncom-
promising position. according TO the
story told the police by Kennedy. lie
claims that when he, discovered the
honor Of his home, WAS being violated he
became angry and seized n shotgun ard
fired the contents at Allen One shell
was discharged. the shot entering AL
lens right hand and arm.
The police were notified and Officer
Peter Simpson was SoHr cTl he scene.
Kennedy was walking along III" street
when the officer approached HIM With
.the gun. He surrendered to the officer
and was taken to the city jail without
difficulty. Allen was taken TO the OF
flee OF DR.. kiSer. and after receiving
Temporary treatment was sent TO the
Martins Ferry hospital. Kennedy VIII
5be arraigned before Mayor WaSSnan to-
2Gay
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HORSESHOE MATCH
At MARTINS FERRY
wINNER WILL REPRESENT BEL
MONT COUNTY IN STATE
WIDE TOURNAMENT.
Champion Fingers From All Ohio Coun-
tics TO Hold Contest Columbus
During State Fair.

Horseshoe fingers from all Sections
nf E".nirn' count? VIII gather at The
Martins Ferry Fairgrounds i"niSh.
when Il trurn ar.nt will b" started t.
s"hct county champion &" r"ircS"n'
Belmont county at the Staic-WiIs cham
pinu~rip mach 10 b: held III Columbus
daring thr Stai" fair, The winner OF
the tournament, t"r"thsr with horse
shoe champs from tho other 81 counties
IN tn. state. Will have all expenses pad
10 AMI rom Columbus and whilr ~
III" capital city. ASlI" from bcinf pre-
claIinrd III" state champ. the winner 81
the Columbus tournament will De given
n handS"m'" prize. II Is announced. Tor
his proficiency.
Almost iWn-SCnr" entries nave he'H
rnr"iI..L from asrir1uiS representing u =
most every auok and corner. rrnS9r"hH:i
and stations in the county, B"caHS" "'
thH large number Of w"uid-h" champs
II Is expected that TWO or even three
nights will ha required to dHtermin"
tho champion.
W. l.. Noble. Martins Ferry und"r-
tak"r. whC has long held the champion
ship - Martins Ferry. stated last niSnt
that pressure nf business would Prevent
him from being Mi hand Tor all IN"
matches. but after all had been cllnnat
de he would Stcr in and----. Judges
and scorers. all CT whom arc representa- O.
lives Of the news scarcngcrS 6rganlHH
ton have been appointed 10 supervise
fh- contest. preserve order and other
wise uphold the dignity Of the PROBES
sion,
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George Morris have returned from q

George Norris have returned from q
visit in Cameron.
Rev. T.. S. Miller of the High school.
and wife hay" returned from SeNtraA
weeks stay in Chicago.
Al J. Hammer has returned from a
visit with friends III Cleveland
Rev. Harry l.. Hadley and Evan H"l-
ley Jr., viii b. home tomorro" from q
three weeks visit through the east.
Miss Anna Rotce has returned from
a visit with friends In Niles.
Mrs. Catherine Tilton has returned
from n visit with relatives III Qakmont
Pa
". s. Palmer made a business trip TO
Clarinfton yesterday.
DR. T.. V. Artaugh and family have
returned from a vacation spent at Brady
Lake. While there ur. sirbauSh ran a
nail through mis- foot. but Will not sur
fer rcrmaneni results. as reported
Tho school yard al ST. Mary's paro-
chial school is being paved.
!. e. reynolds is in Pittsburgh on
business.
Miss arrie Reese has returned TO her
home IN Pittsburgh after visit with
Miss Lora Lane
Misses Feda Sedgwick and Lora Lane
went 10 Epworta Park at Bethesda yes
tcrdny To attend the teachers institute.
DR.. and Mrs. f. Fl. Wilson and son
Maskrey. and MIR. and Mrs. w. i, Thonl-
as and son. Van. have returned from an
eastern auto trip.
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lily visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.

lily visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dean on Wheeling Creek, Sunday.
Miss Nettie Pelkey OF Wellsburg, has
returned home after visiting relatives
here. "
Mrs. Emma White and daughter, Miss
Jean. Of Mt. Olivet. spent The week END
with Mrs. Philip Cox Of Moundsville. .
Miss Ruth McCon1bs was the guest OF
Miss Beatrice Mcconnell. Saturday and
Sunday.
William Mercer entertained a number
Of his friends with a basket picnic In
Campbells Grove on Wheeling Creek.
Sunday.
ter. Miss Nellie, visited in Moundsville
on Sunday.
The following persons took an auto
trip TO Barnesville on Sunday: Mr.: and
Mrs. /. H. Schubert and family Of No.
cart Mr. and Mrs Charles Cha :so GsdsMG sraia
and family. and MIR. and Mrs. J. E. Ben
der and family, all of Bethlehem.
y number Of the friends OF the BOY
Scouts spent Sunday at their camp on
Wheeling Greek.
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pellatre Briefs.

Miss Hu!da Potts. who is attending
the Moody Eib!e lnstltut: az Chlcae?'
| is spending l. vacation with bcllalre FFA-
atlvcS.
The Americus club entertained with
banquet last evening at BaldiS rsSttur-
an, on Belmont street IN honor OF j. X.
t.stabrvok, who leaves this week l"r
Akron. &c.. .
Ross Jump has returned from q
weeks stay at conneaut Lake.
The regular session of the city cuun-
Gil will be held This evening.
Carl krans OF Chicag" has returned
horn. after :, visit with relatives here.
! Miss Florence Workman has returned
from u business trip TO Cleveland.
Arthur Patterson OF this city ana
Miss Nurl Workman will be married
W",lucsday evening at ;hc home of the
brides parents at Mapleton w :,
spendirg Il few days with friends at
O@ airs. P f?'' j. McDonough OF North No
bic street is 4 guest OF friends at ot'u-
Mrs. Waiter Hill of Pittsbursh, is is
vi-Iiinr her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
.rt Amber. Of South Bcllaire
William George Of South Re!Ialr", VINO
! recently underwent an operation AT me
| North Wheeling hospital. - IMPROVING.
Miss Agnes Walker Of North Letter
| son street has returned from II visit
with relatives at Akron. s,c-
| Mrs ~ Strain OF Youngstown. after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. i. Berry. at
| .IacobsburS. Is guest OF heilh'r'
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gavin THUS
/ civ will leave this week for trip I"
John Conrov left yesterday for Pits
! hurgh to attend IL glaSSw"rk"rS confer
enCe. -,,..
Mrs. Frank Todhunt"r Of Columbus $
/ has returned h"m" after WISH WA'h
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HOTTEST DAY Of
ENTIRE SUMMER
OFFICIAL THERMOMETER ON THE
ISLAND READ 104. AND IN
BUSINESS SECTION 1903.
Five Degrees Warmer Than Any Day
This Year-Showers Are Fore.
casted for Today.

Yesterday was the hottest day in
Wheeling this summer. One hundred
and four by the official government
thermometer on the Island at 3 o'clock.
II was hotter than that by most Their
mometers in the business district
los on Market street. while few Their
momcters reached the 110-notCh in the
immediate vicinity of Twelfth street.
The large thermometer at the south
entrance Of the Market auditorium
showed Jos al mid-afternonn. It was
IS at daybreak yesterday and -, Off
ciallv. at S o'clock.
Miss NJ. B. Forsythe. weather OBJ
server of this district. said last even
ing that yesterday was five degrees
warmer than any time this summer
the highest being 50 twice last month.
In 1910 the federal thermometer on
the Island showed l04 degrees, but
never since that time has it been as
high as yesterday.
The forecast is for showers today.
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Ptcnics for This week.

ST. CLAlRSElfLF. O.. Aug. 2l.-Two
picni@s will be held in this vicinity this
week The Presbyterian congregations
picnic viii b. hclC on III" Fair Grounds
on Wednesday, while on Saturday will
be held the Old Home Picnic IN Miners
Ciroy". near Murristown.
Eyrry member of the Pres byterian
conyr. CATION is urged 10 attend this all
nual picnic and bring their friends. y
good ,.r, gram fer the entertainment al
the crowd has been arranged and IN"
tratur" Of the picnic will he tn" Sumpt-
Gus picnic dinner that will Nc serve,
al the noon hour.
Tho Old Hon" picnic has always beer
the most popular picnic held in the
county and this year the picnic prom
Uses to be bigger and better thnn ever
The paving on the National road has
now been completed and people from
all over the county are expected TO ot
there The committee in charge has
been very fortunate IN securing as on'
Of the Speakers Of the day, "Ras VIII
son. ,hn uuict observer OF the Fits
hurrh Gazette Times. MIR. Wilson is
we'll known in this section and IS very
forccful speaker. He will deliver his
address In the afternoon. while for thf
morntns: rart Of the program. Hon. w
t. Francis Of Martins Ferry and Hon
Lewis ATcizgar. of Salem, have been Sc:
cured. Arcistcr's band OF Wheeling. w
Va. will furnish tho music for the day
and everyone should attend this picnic
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Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs c. F.. Carrisan and SON.
John. Of. Glendale. were visiting relatives
here on Saturday.
Miss Lois, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Alley
ali OF Greenfield. Iowa, visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. n. Hood near
NJ. Olvct. from Thursday until Satur'
Hiss Mary southworth of Bogg's Run,
Rev. 4. c. Rife has returned to his
home here. after visiting in Ripley 1or
Il few days. -
Miss Laura Pelley was visiting IN
Moundsville from Friday III SUNDAY.
K. X. Ashton who has been visiting
re latives in Wheeling. returned nome on
Sunday.
On Friday some mischicvous person
opened valve and let OUT into the
road all tho water from thu TWO tttccn
barrel tanks which the road builders
have placed near Mrs. Lottic Marsh.
residence. and int" which water Is
pumped from Il spring some distance
Mrs. J. w. Corbett of R"llaire, was
the guest of Mrs. T. montgomery OF u t
Olivet, Thursday and Friday.
4 large number Of persons from thls
community attended the camp meeting
In Moundsvillc on Sunday.
Mrs. jackson Shook Of Pine Hill, is
sick
Mir. and Mrs. j. ". Rehrcns and fam
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r. II. johnson, manager OF the west
Wheeling Coal company, stated last
night that the Pennsylvania company
is furnishing the. West Wheeling mine
with more cars than 1t has had at any
time during the last few weeks. ana
that the mine is working better us a
result Hugh Gaffncy. superintendent
of the Provident No. | mine. stated 1T
the same time that there is no improve
ment there and that it IL Impossible 10
operate on more than half time. Both
mon predicted that car service Will inn
nrcv, as the result of the settlement of
of the dock strike at Superior;
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Has Nothing to Eetract-

He mas said nothing which he .Shoul1
ratract WAS the expression OF Mayor
James Raistou last night when asked
what he mad to say regarding the a.
ton Of the Belmont Trades L Lab"-
Assembly at it's Sunday meeting when
q committee was appointed 10 wait
upon tne mayor and ask MN 20 relra
cnr,air, statements made concerning
fhn 0rsani2etion. Mayor Ralstun added
tina, he Is for Martins Ferry, first. last
and always. ana that he said only what
a. person in his position would say.
The trades assembly committee mas not
vet met with the mayor.
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BRIDGEPORT
Dead Dog May Cause Suit.

Failure Of the trustees or health o.
ficer ct Pultncy townshlp>tn remove Il
dead dog from lot at West wheeling
may result in u suit against FultneF
township according to q statement made
last night by Nest Wheeling man, he
asserts that a dead dog has been lying
on a lot near his house since last Sat
urday and that the stencil has become
so bad that residents living near That
place ara forced 10 keep all their doors
and windows closed despite the hot
weather. he claims that two Of his
tenants have threatened To leave unless
the dead animal is removed and threat
ems TO sue the township if such Is the
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Personals.
DR.. James Higgins Of Detroit. Mich.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. Sarah Ma
lone of South Chestnut street.
MIR. and Mrs. Howard Wilson OF
Lodi. o.. arc visiting their parents. Mr.;
and Mrs. Charles Wilson. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Mockall Of this place.
Miss Jessie Shankland Of North Arch
street has returned to her home al
ter a weeks visit with relatives at New
Matamoras.
Miss Katherine Cuban OF, Cambridge
returned 10 her home Sunday alter 4
visit with her relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Clary OF High street.
". H. Patterson nf Cleveland is Wis.,
iting relatives Of this place;
Miss Mac Heller OF North Chestnut
street is confined to her nome py III
ness.
Miss Ruth Griffiths Of south of town
Is visiting relatives at Marietta.
G. W. Goldman of Steubenville was
calling on friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Agar Of Gosh
octon are visiting relatives Of this place
and their mother. Mrs. Robert Agan.
who is i'll at her home in HendrXs-
burg.
returned TO her home Sunday after
visit with relatives here.
Herbert Agar of Wheeling visited rel
alives here Sunday.
Misses Allie and Stella Lewis returned
TO their home on Walnut street after a
two months stay at Baltimore, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hickey and chill
drrn of Newark motored to this place
Sunday and arc visiting relatives here
and IN this vicinity.
Mrs. Don Hardesty returned to her
hrma On south broadway Sunday after
weeks visit with relatives at Malaga.
Shr WAS accompanied home by her
children. Nelson and Mildred. who have
been spending the past few weeks there
Mrs. Olive RroOmhall, who has been
confined to her home on Warren ave-
nue. for the past two weeks by illness.
was able TO resume her work in Wheel
ing Monday.
Mrs. Morton Schamm and baby OF
GAINESVILLE are visiting relatives here:
MIR. and Mrs, Jack Conner Of Cnld-
well spent the weekend with her par
cnts. MIR. and Mrs. James Barnes Or
Miss Mary Jefrri~s Of North Arch
I, N rrranCcvllI".
Miss Dorothy purnal has returned az
ter a visit with her friend. Miss Wanda
Robinson. Of Farview.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foreman of Steu,,
henvilln are visiting relatives and
friends Of this place.
Misses Jessie Glass of Pittsburgh and
Fac Thompson of Bcllaire are visiting
al the home or sol Hunt SNORT us
lance south Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nuss and baby OF
Cameron. ". Va, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Heller Of West South
street.
Miss Mary Hutchison has returned
TO her home after weeks WISH with
relatives at Wood5ticld.
Mrs. Earl Moore and little son. Earl
il. If Conn"llsville are visiting Alex
Moor" and family Of this place,
Earl Nu"ll and Robert Griffin have
returned a. their home in Cameron, w.
Va. after Il visit in this city.
Mrs. Sarah Thomas "f south OF town
Is seriously i'll a her home.
Miss Agnes Malone, graduate nurse
Of Mt. Carmel hospital. Columbus, spent
III" weekend hor" and attended the
family reunion given AT the home Of her
mother Mrs. Sarah Malone. OF Temper
anccvIllc Sunday.
Don l'ittun Of BclIaire is visiting Jack
MrCiinnis of West Main street
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Now Form Of Punishment.

Charged with forcing his etsht-year-
old son to stanl upon his knees Tor one
hour and fifteen minutes, thereby caus-
INK unnecessary pain 10 the chlld. Ion
Trottcr. d North End foreigner was
TAKEN into custody last night by the
officers on warrant sworn out by Hu,
name Officer MCMannuS. The alleged
Iuhu,nan treatment occurred Sunda!
nigh. when the father Is SAID 20 nave
inflicted this punishment upon the chIld
hrruItso II nut che NJ its icet IN tun
OF wafer in which the father WIS wash
ing beer bottles.
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SuEraRe Meeting

\ Suffrage meeting was held Al the
local high school auditorium Thursday
evening in the interest OF the constItu-
tioral amendment for votes for women.
llvered thoughtful and eloquent ad-
dress. which was well received. Then
literature and blanks 70 be signed favor
ing suffrage were distributed and nearly
ali those present signed. The others
who came out here with DR.. Jones were,
Miss Rowal of Georgia. who is helping
10 organize the suffrage campaign; Mrs.
C. =. CarriSan and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Stewart.
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Robert Eden. who was arrested sun
day night by Officer Davis on Il charge
OF creating a disturbance III his hVms'
was lined s25 yesterday by Mayor Raj
ston. He arranged TO pay ana WAS re-,
leased. Eden's arrest followed foot
r,r. IN which officer Davis proved 10
b.. a better runner than Eden. simon
George. Il North End foreigner, was az,
rested by Health officer Freeman Tor
burning garbage Oh the railroad iracha
inwrrHce I;lvun, q panhAnder. giving
his hrnI. AS Chicago and his persona!
property as IL lead pencil, was arrested
by OFFICER Davis and Kelly on plain
drunk charge.
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central committees. have SO far. failed
20 HE their expense accounts with tho
election board While II Is not likely
that any OF them rNpcnIed any money.
, thev ar. required II t,e expense az
cuuntS Stating t&IS TACT. The election
board will HE. It's report with The at
turn"E general OF OHIO OF all those WHO
NJ. and as we'll as the dallnuucntS. and
action may be taxen against the latter.
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Bib1e Classes Interested.

1'hr members OF the various Bible
classes ~ this cI;y are greatly inter-
cstrc III the annual convention or the
Belmont County sunday school con-
yeutIcn 70 he hid III GrIhSeport the lat
Ter i,art Of thc munt;i. Y feature oil
tn. convention Will be L h!S street par
adj, and the members al the Bible class
IS Il this city Will pGrtlciPaIG
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RrItlCanort Briefs.

James GAffncy Of Flushing is visit
ing his brother. Hugh GHffncy.
Miss Hnz"I Auli Will go u 81 Glars
willie today 10 spend the week with
friends.
Elmer Roberts shaw returned last night
from Il business trip tn Fairpoint.
Mr. and Mrs James Gallagher have
returned from n Visit at Wellston.
Carl kocgler returned to Washing
ton. Pa, yesterday after Il visit over
Sunday with his parents
Howard Groves, local news scribe, has
been, appointed one Of the judges Of the
Belmont county horseshoe tournament