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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
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constable j. T Travers has re
turned from Youngstown, where no
was called by the illness Of a relative
lie gave a graphic description OF the
strike In that city and stated that the
newspapers did not publish half @,
the disaster wrought by the strikers
Miss Mary Norton Is III at her
home ~ Rose Hin.
Mrs. II. II. Grubb is M at her home
on North Jefferson street.
Charles. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Y 7.
henderson. is recovering from a brief
illness.
The first meeting Of the new CITY
council will be held this evening
Mrs. NJ. II. Smith OF MoundsviUe
Is spending a few DAYS with friends in
the city.
Edward Schiller. OF Gravel Hm.
who has been III. f. improving.
The revival services AZ the First
VI. T. and South Bellaire churches will
boz continued Throughout the week. At
tine First VI r. church. the pastor Rev.
c. r. Smith. will be assisted by the
lsymcn and officers OF the various
societies.
Judge e J Lynch. o. 81. Glars.
Vile. was a visitor In the city yes
terday.
G. NJ Rodefer. who has been spend.
Ing the past year IN Los Angeles. Cal.
b. homo on n business trip.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Smith and
daughter. Of Mosena. y V. are visit.
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. I'd
Morris. on Gravel HUl
Miss Nellie Perkins has returned
10 her home I'm Belmont after q visit
with friends here.
The members Of the Flax Bible
class OF tho Christian church will
hold a regular meeting Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs John Crozior. OF Tween.
fy-third street. are the parents Of a
baby daughter.
Tho regular meeting Of the Preebv.
tor.an ministers OF this district was
held IN The Second ~Prcsbyferian
church. Nondav Tho principal al.
dro77 was made by Rev. J. r. Car
I SON. of Wlrwood
Services preparatory To- communion
FlII Do held In tho First Reformed
church rr.f Friday evouin- Rev.
To- E l0.lm rIII preach the eormon
William N0haor har returned to
Glencoe after a visit with friends ir
tho city.
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MING0 TO VOTE
ON WET OR DRY
LAST FALL TOWN VOTED DRY NJ
mAJORITY OF SIX, AND Days
ARE VERY CONFIDENT.
Election WIN Be Held To-day. and Both
sides Are Conndent-General
News of Syeubenvills.

STEUBENNILLE. q. Jan. iO-The
electors OF Mingo Junction. which for
TWO years past has been known as the
wettcst spot in the Ohio Valley" will
vote at "A special Beal law local option
election on Tuesday.
The election has been called by tho
dry forces OF the town. who have waged
an active campaign 20 force the eight
saloons and seven wholesale houses oui
Of business.
Al the general election in November.
when Statewide prohibition was voted
on, Niingo swung IN with a dry MAORI
y or six votes. ard the dry leaders are
that this majority will be
greatly increased at Tuesdays election.
The wet forces appear confident that
the town will remain wet. claiming that
there has been a change in sentiment in
the village since SteubenVille went wet
last week. \ heavy vote IL expected.
and II is predicted that the result will
be close.
Whether IL goes wet or dry. Ningo will
get rid OF "A number OF Wholesale houses.
which will move to SteubcnVille within
IN eneNt 80 days.
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where it will be given the finishing
process.
President ". G. Stewart is authority
for the statement that the Offices Of
the general manager and secretary will
be al MassillOn and that the present
offices will be retained at Bellaire. II
was reported sometime ago that the
entire Bellairc force would be removed
10 Massillon. The plan decided ON
yesterday means thu retention OF the
oniC" force at Bellairc.
10 was also stated that the MassiIlon
plant will be manufacturing enamel
ware In thirty days. D. is said this
plant Is the finest in the world and
when the Improvements are all com
pleted the three factories. including
the two Bellaire plants. Will be the
largest In the world manufacturing
White enamel ware.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Louis Rodalak has nled suit in Com
mon Pleas Court against the Industrial
Commission Of Ohio. In appeal from the
decision OF the commission which has
refused his petition Tor AN award under
"a" compensation act for INJURIES sus-
tanned M the United States coal Com
panN's mine at Bradley. In March. 1919.
Thomas trisWoll has been granted 4
divorce from Mary Criswcll hy Judge
smith. ou tho grounds 81 wilful alb
esuts.
Robert McCIug was this morning
granted t divorce from Amanda McClug.
FOR adultery.
In tho case ~ George W. Lutz ~.
Hays Sandor& tho court appointed Ed
ward g. Iulkart. receiver. TO take charge
"f tho property OF The partnership and
sell the same.
In th. case Of Mary Rn Rates We.
william Bates 90 al. tho court ordered
William Arkltv. Roy Carpenter and Ray
moud " Tcan as commissioners.
Maria l.. Buchanan VS.. John ,. Euch-
auHu. case dismissed az cost 81 tho plain
fU.
In tho case ~ Robert .. ScarIott VS..
William vs.. SonrlOtt 81 al. the court or
dsr.d r. sale Of real estate.
benjamin Smith has nled suit against
VI T.. stephens. in appeal fror squire
LAWYERS court. seeking Judgment Of SIS
FOR % performed.
Neleri1 Druulski and Josephine or
mulskI. ~ Nnrkvillc. WHO vsr. bound
over fu fhn grand jury bN NuNor Har-
gar. OF SmIfInsid ON u sharre OF lar-
ssuF. were released from custody ON
bond ot $500 each.
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Martins Perry Bnsfs.


ported ill al his home suffering from an
attack of grip.
Miss Isabelle Dixon. who returned
nome from Tukinstown. Saturday in
ehatEc OF a nurse on account of illness.
Several candidates were initiated at
the meeting Of the I -. Il. +. held iu
thcir hall last evening.
\ young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Scdgwick. ~ reported Co. be seriously il
al the home at the parents on Hickory
The weekly meeting or tho knights OF
Iythias Will be held in their hail on
hanover street this evening.
The members Of the Iarkins Secrc-
tarN Association viii be- entertained az
the home of Mrs e.. NJ. sommers this
afternoon.
home on South Fifth street. suffering
from the grip.
Fred Dixon was able 20 be- On the
strect yesterday after q several weeks
ATTORNEY Frank scdrwick win go Co.
-. t.aIrsviilc today To- bc present at
the opening or court.
and Mrs James Hslston. is reported To-
D. seriously 800 at his home ou Fourth
street.
Ex-couuty Treasurer Richard Lynch.
~ II tlalrsvillc. was in the city yss-
terdaE calling ou friends
Harry Majors ha- accepted @ position
o.. the Jowdy store on South Fourth
street and entered upon hlF duties ycs-
IffuNA.
The Loyal order OF Nl14. will hold
on Important meeting tr their hail Ou
second street This evening
The employees OF tho g. g. g. railroad
were Paid yesterday when the pny car
passed through this city.
Constable EDUrrs Duncan Of THE eifr.
made business trip Co Lansing yestsr-
tHN afternoon
N,at,rda, was ray day Tor the min
gra and o. large sum was handed out
1urIrr Tho day
Mrs John kr.m and daughter have
returned nf,r u short trip Co Pittsburgh
Hu1 other uuIufe
The, ..nI.I. sr OF Mrs N1rea-.t C.,ne.
who i. seriously I.. wac reported as
about OBJ. Sam" 1ef evening
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The jail was empty last evening. no
arrests having been made by the local
police.
\. Duntschel has returned TO his home
In this city. after a vacation spend at
AcerVille.
Mrs. Handel has returned home after
n visit OF several weeks spent at Park
View.
Fred Mcister ard wife left yesterday
Tor Flushing. To spend several days cdh-
ing on relatives.
The weekly meeting OF the Senior Me-
chanics will be held IN their hall ON
Main street this evening.
y large number OF the of
the Martins Ferry lodge of Elks living
i'm this city attended the meeting OF the
order hel dlast evening.
An important business deal was con-
in this city yesterday. when
Henry klemmer purchased the Virginia
restaurant.
I'D Clark will leave THU morning for
ST. Clairsville. TO spend a few days with
relatives.
John Adams. OF Colerain. was in the
city. yesterday morning. calling on rela-
tives and friends.
The streets were in n very bad con-
dtttou last evening. on account of the
thaW and rainy weather.
4 large crowd attended the revival
services which were held at the Park
III. +. church last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
POLICE Cnnrf

Mayor Ralston held "A busy session OF
police court yesterday and as a result
several Of the offenders Were given
heavy fines. The following cases were
heard during the day:
Mother Jones. who was arrested on
"A charge Of keeping a house of il fame.
was Tined 500 and costs. Her two star
bnarders sadie and Emma BELL. were
given S25 and costs each for lettering.
while two men who were found In tho
place were fined $40 and costs each on
tho charge Of lettering.
May browning, who was arrested by
oificcr Kelly. on the charge Of drunk
ennesS and diSorderly conduct was
lined S25 and costs. James Murphy who
was arrested with her. was turned loose
and requested TO leave the city.
John Portia. who was arrested on the
charge OF carrying concealed weapons
was Tined SIS and costs which he paid
The man who preferred tn. charge
against the latter. vas fined s. and
costs. which he also paid.
James Leonard. who was arrested on
the charge Of destruction Of property.
was To have been given a hearing last
evening. but as one or two Of tho Wit
nc~~es could not be present the trial
was postponed uu this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
YOUR COLD
In A FEW HOURS

erishness. sore throat. sneezing. sore
ness and stiffness.
Don't stay ~stufed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffling. Ease your throbbing
head! Nothing else IN the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound which costs only 25 cents
at any drug store. II acts without as
~sistance. tastes nice. causes no incon-
venience. BE sure you get the genu-
Inc. Don't accept something else Just
as good" Insist on getting "Pape's
Cold Compound" IL you want to stop
your cold quickly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
Two Under Arrest.

Harry Wright and +. q. Palmer. two
colorcd youths. are under arrest here.
charged with cnticing two young High
school girls into "a resort on the river
front. where they detained them all
night. The girls were released sunday
morning. and after they related their
experiences TO their parents. warrants
were sworn out for tho arrest Of the two
young men. They will be given "A hear
Ing tonight before Mayor McMastcr.
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Common Pleas Court.

one damugt suit and two divorce cases
were nlcd In the Common Pleas Court
7 YESTERDAY.
Leslava Martoski OF Ners. through
h'r attorneys. W. ". Cowen and W. J.
Walker. MED "a divorce citation in tho
common Pleas Court yesterday against
Stancy Martoski The alleged ground
are extreme cruelty.
ATTORNEYS ". ". Cowen and W
walker Med a divorce petition in tho
J.. Court in behalf Of Clarence Dem
Ram. OF Barton. against Lillian penham
Plaintiff alleges the defendant has beer
guilty ~ wiful absence. and asks that
nc court grant a divorce on those
rounds.
a $1,000 damage suit was filed yes.
t"rdaF by Alice Mcmahon. administra-
trIN OF the estate Of W. r. McNiabon
deceased. against tho Martins Ferry Coal
company. Fl4intlm alleges that tho
death uf " =. Mcmahon MAS caused bv
do" negligence OF the defendant company
Whtlc working In the mine operated nv
them. she alleges that the defendant
was negligent boz supplying safety de
vices. and Tor that reason tho deceased
was insured TO such an extent as %
caus" his death. Attorneys T. W.
S.hsrtzrr and % r TYLER OF HeIiairc
VII represent the plaintiff.
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To Make Another CANVAS.

\ committee Of the members OF tho
Americas club Will make another can
vass this evening 10 secur pledges
Tor X for q summer Chautauqua
10 be held ia BellaIre this summer
The committee expects To- ecu tho
required number Of pledge that Will
guarantee the expenses OF the chau-
tauqua.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
Station Agent Dies.

Alfred McFsll. Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad station agent at Toronto. o.
died suddenly. this morning from a
stroke Of paralysis. aged 81 years. He
had been AN employc OF the company
for 80 years. and had been stationed al
Empire and Toronto for the past II
years. He suffered a stroke two years
ago. from which he never fully recov-
cred.
Eli Loup. aged 60. died at the GIL hos
pital at 1880 o'clock Monday afternoon
following an operation. He was a well
known machinist ana resided here for
80 years. He Is survived by -four sons
Charles. engineer ON the g. q Y. n. r.
Thomas, clerk 20 Mayor McAiaster. OF
SteubenNille; Ralph. OF Fort Worth
Texas, and John, OF Roswell. y. NJ.
Allison Crawford. son OF Mrs. Jane
Crawford. aged 20 years. died. Sunday
following n two-year illness.
Max Linder. aged 81. well known ba,
ker, died. Sunday night. OF lung trouble
He had been n resident here for % years
He is survived by his wife and TIVE
children.
Daniel Burns. aged az years. pioneer
resident. died here to-day. He is sur
viNed by three daughters. Mrs. Ed Slat
terry, Mrs. g. Mcrryman and Mrs. Il
Ward. all Of this city.
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The regular meeting OI t.. Belmont
County Medical Society will ho hold
frie afternoon 'r fhe Com mrrrial club
rooms Following bel tho program
Ndir... of rDfIrue rr'..d Dent. IS a..
West. ST. Cla.r.UIln
Address Of rr0 l.ufrIasf. rr ID
VI Murphy. Hetbeada
Items Df interest from Vow YORK.
lr1 p T. RIrr shad. lido
Exhibition OF clinical material
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HosnItaI Associatlnn

The members OF the Henaire Hos
pital association held their annual
meeting last evening in the mayors
office. The meeting was largely at
tended and great interest was taken
IN the reports for the year. a board
OF directors vas elected TO serve for
the ensuing year.
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"PAPE's COLD coMPoUNp".is THE
SUREST, QUICKEST RELIEF
kNOWN-lT'S FlNEl
Relief comes instantly.

a dose taken every two hours unit
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up a severe cold
either in the head. chest. body OF
limbs.
II promptly opens clogged-up nos
trils and air passages in the mead
stops nasty discharge or nose running
relieves sick headache. dullness. few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Albert l. wills. %. and Lulu J.. Hor
nor. 20. both Of "Stoub.nVille.
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RANKIN

Rankin Kennedy. sou of Mr.. and
Mrs stephen Kennedy. Of Brooks
Run died sunday night after an DIE
ness OF typhoid fever The deceased
was 1c years Of ago and ls survived
by his parents and one brother The
funeral viii probably he held Wed.
ucsday.
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Ih. ilfm OF u g.. Heslop a Son yes
i.fdhN started the work OF installing
The furniture BOO the grill room of mo
nov FruraN thtatrc The rIrulfura
which o. OF Austrian bent wood a Zoe
iit'-i ever soon Iu This cts and viii
present "a beautiful apf.sr.rs. U.., 49,.
stalled. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Miss Helen Murphy will entertain
trends this evening at her home on
b'ihnont street a variety OF diver
Sl"ns VIII be enjoyed by the guests
and a luncheon will be served
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ST.. CLAIRSYILLE


ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Jan. 1o.-Alon.
10 \. Neuhart. Of Neuhart. was taken &c
the state hospital at Columbus, Nestcr-
day having been adjudged insane in
the Probate Court last week. He was
taken TO The Institution by Deputy Sher-
IN Bert M"cConnaughcy.
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To Entertain eIbIe cIa,.

Mrs. James Cooper Of Belmont
street will entertain the members OF
me Protheon Bible class Friday eve
ning at her home. a Program will be
rendered and a number OF diversions
enjoyed.
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Victim hurled.

Charles Askerich the victim Of the un-
fortunate accident at the Gaylord mine
last Friday in which the man was scald-
I'd 10 death was laid TO rest yesterday
morning. Services were held from ~.
MARY : churCh IN charge Of "A Greek
priest and iuterment was made in -.
MarN'e cemetery
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Mcpaniel Fnn.ral-

AIl That WIS mortal OF the late Mrs.
Irwin MsIaut'Is. were laid 10 rest Nse-
l'idtF afternoon 1U ltINcrsItw come
terry The service % the cemefcrv
were private but a. large number ~
friends gathered st the home q. nay
li'lr last respects. The services were
300 charge of Rev. J.. + HII ra.t.r az
'r' uitsd Presbyterian church and he
was assisted hy The choir OF th. church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11
6fiil Bein- Heid

John Cascuiti husband 81 the woman
VINO lies in the local hospital suffering
from several stab Wounds h. still being
held al the city building. Tn, woman
again stated yesterday that her husband
- innocent or any connection with IN.
innocent Of any connection with tho In
Juries and That she would not appear
~akainSt MIN u ts expected that the
man will Dee released iu "a Few ds,s -
NO charge hAs h.en placed agaInsf him
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~Evangelistie Meetings.

n series of evangelistic meetings was
opened at the First United Presbyterian
church last evening and will be con-
tinued t~hrou ghout the week. The Serv-
Ices Will be I'm charge OF a different pas
TO reach evening and will no doubt draw
large crowds. Rev. Spear. OF Wheeling.
had charge last evening.
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Many Complaints-

During the last few days n large num-
Der OF complaints have been heard from
the residents between stop } and 4, ON
light at that place not burning.
ight has been out for nearly a week
and no atetmpt has been made to fix iL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Grant Reed, OF GOoSstOWn. who was
arrested Saturday evening BY county Of
tcials. pleaded guilty IN the mayors
court 60 two charges YESTERDAY. The
'harEr was Tor keeping "a place. and the
second was for running "a d~isorderlv
house. He was fined $500 and costs on
Tho hrst charge. and 500 and costs for
the latter.
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NEW ofncial, rat, ofnoe.

Service Director George spence took
the oath Of office yesterday morning.
and owing 20 the fact that he Is confined
TO his bed by illness. the oath was adj
ministered at his home and ne directed
the work Of the employees over the tele-
phone. Safety Director Il. ID. Parks also
takes his office to-day.
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Damage suit Filed.

Alice McMahon. administrators and
widow Of the late ". Il. Mcmahon. VINO
died several months ago. following in
turies sustained In the mine of the Mar
tins Ferry Coal company. yesterday flied
suit in Common Pleas court for $4,000.
The unfortunate man had his foot caught
In the endless chain on "A mining ma
chine and negligence IN the Fart OF the
COMPANY is charged
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The sessions Of night school which
were discontinued during the Christmas
holidays viii be resumed his evening
AT the usual time. The announcement
was made yesterday by Superintendent
Wells. and ~ is said that there will be
a large number OF new cnrollments.
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the South Bellaire NJ. +. Sunda
school will meet in the basement OF
the church Thursday afternoon. a
program will be carried out. followed
by "a social session. with Mrs. Ross
Logan and Mrs. Albert Wilson as
hostesses.
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a disorderiy house at stop is. on the
Barton line, was arraigned before Mayor
Davis. at ST. ClairsVille. yesterday
morning He was fined $500 and costs
on the charge and was remanded TO Jail
in default OF
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Christian Endeavor-

The Christian EndeaVor society OF the
First Christian church held a well at
tended meeting at the church last even
Ing. Weekly meetings will he held during
the winter and a different subject will
be taken up each week.
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}. n. N GORE, JeweIer
MARTINS FERRY. o.
All Kinds OF Repairing Done
Watches a Speciality
Given Treat.

Tho pupils OF the hIrh school ucre
gwen n treat yesterday afternoon hv
lr"f- T. : Miller. who was married
curing The holidays Co. Miss Alma cross
Icy. "a former high s,houf student TF-.
were told boo the morning that they
would be- remembered before tho close
OF school and iu th, afternoon when
gre. appeared in their classes each stu
dent wa presented with pfctyro 81
i'rDi Miller and his bride and also a
box OF candy
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Cast Saftlnd-

The case OF the Auto Supply Company
against McGrail n Son. which was schcd-
ulcd to come up IN Squire James Briggs
court yesterday afternoon. was settled
out Of court. Just before the case was
called the parties agreed to "A settlement.
which included the costs.
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Boy Will

Albert Murellc. the twelve-ye9r-oid
BOY from Ramsey. who was received at
tho hospital sunday. suffering from the
effects Of gunshot wounds caused by the
accidental discharge Of a gun. viii re-
cover. At first II was thought his in
Iurtes were serious but yesterday n was
said that ne will recover.
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Appeal Case.

The trustees ~ Coierain mot
with tho county commissioners yeSter-
day and discussed the matter OF having
several bridges repaired IN that town
ship. individuals representing different
communities also met with the board tC
discuss road matters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-11

Tho following realty deeds were re-
c'iVed az 90" recorders office. yestcrday.
for transfer
vs. 49, Hobbs ~ al 10 Samuel Royd.
land situated in Somerset township. So
Nur we
vs. II Hobbs % a. 20 Annie p, Moore
land Iu Somerset township. g. n
sarah Wallace % al 90 George ITb.
bits land iu Eellairr. 81.
Louis iuefsrgir and wife TO Nlfecgve-
Jaw FruhnckE. land situated in Cole
rain township. 81.
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County Detective Lucas and Deputies
D1ulInrfy ana Lufhsr arrested Patrick
IunE uf his home ou North Sixth street
Saturday might. ON RI warrant charrlnr
violation ~ tho liquor laws. Dc was
hs ri,.u re- hearing before squire Duwu.r
Tuesday afternoon
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IHs directors uf DO U.Irf az f,..f.
hfIi H w.rIiuE Boz Ihslf rooms Dn if4r.
.t' reif'.t last evening f,r tIr rurfU..
COINS ".,i t I.' NJ ruwDa euEErafaI
iHf .u' IHt Several other r.nff.ra
sore given attention dur.rf ODD. sten-
IUr
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Revival Services.

The regular winter revival services
opened i'm the eWst Wheeling NJ. Is.
church last evening. and will continue
Tor an Indefinite period. The services
VIII be In charge OF Rev. Ross Sullivan.
pastor of the church. and all are cor
daily invited TO attend.