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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-26
HOW TO BE RID OF
DISGUSTING DANDRUFF

The only way 10 be permanently ria
|of disgusting. untidy dandruff is to
correct its cause. Washing merely
cleanses the scalp for few days, and
soon the scales form again as thick as
ever. =,
To destroy the dandruff germ and
get rid of dandruff for good. part the
hair and apply little of the genuine
Partisan Sage directly on the bare
scalp, and rub in with the finger tips
for a few minutes. until the scalp abb
serbs It, Go over the entire head in
this same manner.
A few days massage with Partisan
Sage will destroy the germs that cause
the dandruff to form. The scalp be-
comes healthy, the hair will grow bet
ter and show more life and vitality,
and you need never be troubled by dan
druff again. Faded. dull or lfeless hair
Is quickly restored to beauty by this
simple process. which Is absolutely
harmless to hair and scalp. as it con-
tains no poisonous wood alcohol and
will not stain the hair or make 1t
greasy.
Partisan Sage can be obtained from
C. H. Griest 6 Co. and druggists
everywhere. 1t is not expensive.
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Martins Perry Briefs.

Russell Frazier is spending . weeks
vacation at Bethesda
William Whitley Of North Fourth
street returned last night from bus
mess trip to Charleston.
Humane Officer Roy McMannus Will
go to Wooster today to spend snort
vacation.
A, J. Fallen represented the Board or
Trade at the hearing before the county
commissioners at st. Clairsvil yester-
day.
George Spence has returned from
business trip in Pennsylvania
Miss Lillian Smith Of Cadi1 was tho
guest of relatives here yesterday.
GUY Lynch Of Woodsfield, deputy
revenue collector. was here YESTERDAY
=" Friends Of Mrs. Joe Pratt. Will resret
to learn that she Is in critical condi-
ton at the city hospital. -,
l. Robert and James Blackford will go
\ to the country today to spend q VacA.
Fires" will be the topic for discus.
sion at the First NJ. NE; =; prayer meee, sn.
tended to the old independent racing
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayne and daueh.
ter Miss Isabel, have returned from At
The Wheeling Traction company has
started paving between its trAcks on
South Fourth street Contractors, CHI.
ford and Shannefelt have completed pay
ing the west side Of the street from
Hanover to Walnut and will probably
start pouring tar today.
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Want F|agman Placed
At Dangerous Crossing
HELlAmE COUNCIL IN REsoLo-
TON ASKa AID OF OHIO
UTILITIES CONFUSION.
Riyerv1ew Crossing Claimed to Be MOST
Dangerous IN Belmont county
News Of Bellaire.

The Bellaire city council held an I'M
portant meeting last night and reSolu-
ton asking the PUBLIC Ctiltlss ON
mission. OF Ohio 70 require the Pennsyl-
vaaia railroad company to Place mas
man at tho MertZ crossing at tilrerFle"
was read and adopted. The resolution
follows
tween Bellaire and Bridgeport Is the
only means of Sehicular cot munlcation
between the two cities anu GIVING 10 us
location crosses the Pennsylvania rail-
road tracks about une-half mile above
,he Bellaire corporation line. said cross
i ~ ,S SoT point the Wheeling Traction
lines also crosses the Pennsylvania
tracks at this point by reasen OF, The
natural formation of the hillside there is
a large pile OF natural earth in natural
position and known "a hump' TINS
hump obscures the view OF the rallrood
track from the north so that drivers or
vehicles are unable 10 see @pProact''he
On the Sth day vf February. 1915. Il
Pennsylvania railroad Engine struck
Wheeling Traction car as II wa Crosse
caused the death OF ;hree persons. Cn
July II Pennsylvania passenger Train
struck delivery wagon as 1t was cross
inr the track at this point. Other near
accidents have been reported Il number
of times. and the rcorlH using :ald
road are in constant fear Of bsing strack
hy trains.
This council considers this crossing
the most dangerous in Belmont county
in view of the fact that there is a large
amount Of traffic over this road from
Bellaire to Bridgeport. and Wheeling ana
in the opposite direction. This COUNCIL
deems Il Is duty TO the citizens. or Bell
aire and neighboring cities TO ask that
the Public Utilities Commission or ONO
compel the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany to place tlagman at this most
DANGEROUS point. This council under
stands that at the time of the TRACTION
accident a committee from Public Ctill.
ties Commission visited the scene. but
has so far failed 10 make amy report as
TO it's intention in the mater. The trac-
lion company accident was only What
was expected by our citizens for many
wears and VIC are firmly Of the opinion
that unless steps arc taken to remedy
this at an early date. further accidents
will follow.
ask the Public Utilities Commission TO
require a flagman be placed as thls
point: That We: ask the council OF Shady
Side and Bridgeport and the. commits
sioners Of Belmont county to join US IN
making the same request to the pubiic
utilities commission. On motion the
resolution was passed and the clerk IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-26
blind MAN ROBBED
BY GYPSY BAND
WHEELING CREEK MAN rs Re-
LEVIED OF ALL HIS MONEY
AMOUNTING TO Sl.9o.
Thioves Are stopped by Bridgeport Off
Ger and Compelled to Return money.
other Bridgeport Items.

The man that would steal The cent
from a dead mans eyes or swipG canIE
from u baby has nothing on band oil
gypsieS. who robbed Johnson smith AN
aged blind man. of Vince Ing Creek Of
every cent he had yesterday afternoon.
Friends of the old man tclcphoncd inc
Bridgeport police. however. and ~hch
the gang OF thieves arrived in Bridge
port. officer Gilhooly VaS waiting lot
them and forced them TO turn over the
$3.50 which they had taken from me
blind man. The gypsIes entered an old
houScboat in which Smith and ms aGcu
viii, live, while the old mans wife was
absent. and seeing that he was alone
took from drawer every cent that TIC
aged couple possessed.
Returning shortly after the ROBBERY
took place, Mrs. Smith learned OF the al
fair from her husband ana running 70 d
nearby tencphone. notified the Bridge
port authorities, who stopped the gyp-
sizes when they arrived here. After fore
ing them TO return the money, lhey wero
permitted to continue on chcir way TO
Wheeling.
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PUT 500 VALUE
ON 3 BOT TIES
OF NERV-W WORTH
GRATEFUL MoUNDsViLLE USER
DECLARES HER RELIEF
WORTH ALL THAT
TO HER.

Notes of thankfulness like the fol-
lowing are seldom absent from Nerv'
Worth endorsements. This is a mes
sage which no reader should mis-:
Before using NervWorth | suf-
fered from nervousness and consti-
patton but received almost instant
relief. / have tried number of
remedies but they did not hold good.
MY heart was. bothering me and
l could not sleep at nights. but feel
perfectly now. l have taken three
bottles (of Wentworth and consider
it worth $4,000 to me.
81 eat and sleep well and feel
better than / have for five years.
recommend the medicine to all my
(Sisned) MRS. E. S. CARROLL.
41G Clinton Ave, MoundsVille.
Dollar back at Rau's Drug Store.
Wheeling, if Wentworth does not
benefit YOU.
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clnranca Il Tnttle Diea.

Bridgeport people were shocked yes
tcrday 10 learn Of the death Of Clarence
II. Tuttlc, we'll known young man "
West Wheeling, who passed away al his
home, Stop s. on the BeIlaIre line. fol-
lowing an illness OF cancer dating since
last October. hTe dead man had lived In
West Wheeling all his life and was very
we'll and favorably known by hundrcus
Of local people. Previous TO his last ILL
ness, he was employed as an accountant
ut the Actna-Standard null. He was an
ac,iyc member of the West Wheeling NJ.
f. church and was also affiliated Win
the Junior Order United American Nc
chanics. He is survived by his vito,
formerly Miss Anna Dickson. and two
sons, Lawrence and John. His father
Charles Tuttle OF Wcecling. also sur
wives. Complete funeral arrangements
have not been made. but Rev. ROSS Su!
Ivan will be in charge and intermcnt
will be at Greenwood cemetery, Wheel
ing
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NEGROES FOR ALeAN

Steubenville. Ohio, July 70, 1919;
AS the committee of the Coloreo ~,
izens Historical Society who give the
annual Emancipation celebration July
ri, 1915, we desire to call th@ ATTENTION
of all Negro voters in this congresslon'
al district to these facts:
One of the most exciting Congress-
ional campaigns in the State OF Onlo
is on now in the old Bingham d1strlct
Comprising the counties OF Jefferson
Harrison, Belmont, Carroll, and 20
iumbiana. In this district are hundreas
of Negro voters and they should n maze 8
il their duty to vote for Hon. W. n.
Albnn of Steubenville. Ohio who looks
like the winner. He has always oeen
friendly to our race in an Official way
and as private citizen and ne mas al
ways been liberal in his assistance 10
protects where our people were COLI
cerned. ....,,,
While he was Prosecuting Attorney
he made it his business to see that col,
ored men were not disseminated
against as jurors and he MADE one OF
our race clerk of the grand Jury. AS
County Republican Chairman he al.
WAYS treated the Negro speakers with
ali the courtesy that the occasion de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-26

Miss Helen Andrews is spending few
days with friends at Moundsville.,
Dr. H. c. Kemple. well known local
dentist. has returned from a visit at
Mr: and md Mrs. Ed. Jones of Grovel Hill
have gone to Epworth park 10 spend
few days.
byterian church and Sunday school was
held yesterday in McClain's orchard at
McClainsvillc.
Frank McGarry has gone to Chicago
to spend o few. days with friends.
Miss Anna Manloy entertained par.
ty Of friends at marshmallow toast
last evening, complimentary 10 MISS
Mary Barrett. Of Manning ton w. Va
Mrs! At Busch entertained the mem
First Reformed church ut h"r homo on
Franklin street last evening.
Rev. and Mrs. !. l.. Lawlncr OF Bel
mont street will lenvc ncA, -'4"ii!.e'! 80.
Kittaning. Pa, where they will visit
= Miss Marcelinc George left Yesterday
for Parkersburg for visit with rcla-
tives.
meet in regular session IL. the office OF
Clerk w. ]. Campbell Thursday inter-
Rev B. r. King Will attend tho sum
! ner Bible school at Wooster from Au'
A district meeting of the Bclmon,
County Christian Temperance union viii
be held Friday in the Christian church
The Mary and Martha class; Of thu
South Bcllaire NJ. e. church VII nc en-
| tertained by Mrs. George kcyser 81
! Thursday at New Martinsville., w; Va
The Missionary society Of the First
! Reformed church will meet this evening
at the home Of Mrs. William komEart
Mrs. H.. P. Rodewig and daughter
Miss Alma. have gone to Sebring &c
spend few days with friends
Miss Patricia Cogley OF Guernsey
street. has gone to ParkersohrE l" spcht
| the summer with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy butcher Of Monroe
street have returned from an eastern
| wedding trip.
Samuel Wise OF Twenty-third stree
left Yesterday for Akron. Canton ant
Cleveland The trip is being made In or
automobile.
II. D. Cowen Of Gravel Hill has re-
! turned from visit with relatives n
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unr Mndn1 Kitn.

Working from plans FURNISHED ,r 2y L, me ne
United States government. M'Ai Shs
Whitley Of North. Fourth street. nos
made a kite that Is attracting consider
able attention among N"r rSs r2 t,.ri sn
street residents. In fact TIE IN ;sr" o.
Is So marked that some of the men OF
ihs neighborhood. including Postmaster
hackfSrd have An MN !n,cr @1f'aS sp s
re- nronised soon whsa they all get out
in Walnut Grove to ny her rlayth''ss'
70 discuss 1n It" h cslf a5oriHe
RI Ike virinity are planning for Mar.
the important topics 3h9s will no be i0k OF
T ~ tuesday evening. It was stated
yesterday yam officer Of he %. 9rse en1a.
lion that the board will probably eo-Sp iG
crate with the workingmen az they gu
last year with those in charge OF Ine
Halloween celebration and make Inc
Labor Day event one Of the pisseS a, ding
held here Business mon are aiuHhs
.hc DroDosition financially.
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manded. Mr.. Alban has so endeared
himself to our people that IN the late
Samuel Clement Memoirs. mr.; AIoan
Was given special mention. The mat.
ter of equal rights will be entirely safe
in his hands.
Elmer NJ. White, Secy.Treas.
Joe A. Poindexter,
Clifford C. Morton,
James w. Guy.
Chester E. White,
Dean W. Howard,
Committee.
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noraods Ara Granted,

II was stated yestcrHilN ny one IN
close touch with the situniiun concern
in gthe merger of TIC Bell and lndcpend,
cnt telephones that al! demands lhat
have been granted by thc company and
that opposition from rivgr-fr"n'; sourcSa
to the merger is probably, ended. st:
,Iairsvilie is still kicking because they
will he forced u ia yt9 telephone 10
Wheeling.
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Negligence May Cause Death.

Failure to properly care sor what ap-
reared to be. an insignificant wound,
may result in the. death of Nick Saba
tine. a foreign lad from the North End.
The oy>felI and injured his leg while
playing last week. but the wound was
not given proper attention by his par
cnts It is said. Infection s.-ead through
his body and late Monday night he was
fever and in an extremely critical con-
Sition
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Social Notes.

Invitations were issued yesterday by
Miss Doris Sennun for q farewell party
in honor of Miss Mary Hill who Will
leave next month for Richmond, Ind.
where her father. Rev. j. s. Hill, mas
accepted a charge. The event will be
held at the Vcnnum home on North
Fifth street Thursday evening,
Miss Ethel Ashton issued invitations
Yesterday for weiner roast which WILL
be held Friday evening, at her nome on
the Colerain pike in observance Of her
sixteenth birthday.
:. Complimenting Miss Mary Hill. who
will leave next week for Richmond. IND,
Miss Esther Miller will entertain
number CT the younger social set Satur-
dav evening at her home on Broadway
st
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net With com1nissionsrs.

A. J. Fallen, representing the Board
of Trade. met with the county. commits.
tho hearing regarding the improving Of
the river road north Of the city. The
commissioners decided that It was NEG nee;
essary to improve the road and will
visit the place today IN company with
f;ciais of the Wheeling Traction COM
bany. Later a committee will be sent
to Cleveland to confer. with the Penn
sylyar1ia railroad officials. and to seek
; the assistance of the railroad n the
crossing and another overhead cross
ing
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Father mcEeachen Resigns.

Rev. Roderick A. McEachen. pastor or
ST. Mary's Catholic church at Barton,
will sever his connections with the
church next Sunday after p long pastor
ate, and will leave for Rome, Italy. 70
study until the late fall, when he VIII
return TO the United tSates and become
q member Of the faculty of the Catholic
University at Washington, d. G. Father
McEachen was honored last evening by
a big farewell reception tendercr him by
members Of his parish. priests IN sur
rounding cities and classmates In col
lege Father Mcljachcn Will be missed
especially by the miners of Barton and
vicinity. among whom he worked untlr-
ingly during the long coal strike.
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Program for Picnic.

Following l. the programme 1or ine
United and Presbyterian picnic fFluas
5n.yard dash for boys under IL years
,O0ovard dash for boys over r. years. "v,
over over - years. running high jn nnp , "neh
to ALL lu0yard dash Tor m .a,eE ra s,se,
haIi throw Tor girls, tire, legged race
" Hec to- boys ana girls, sack racr. Cas e.
XII cam, between the sunday scnooi OF
the Presbyterian church and that oil the
United Presbyterian church: - ,.o-
r;nus uriZcs, which ar" 10 be awarueu
~ Ihr winners OF The various events.
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Stole New Suit

Having 81 new suit stolen from him be-
fore he had chance to wear It, was the
experience of Lansing foreigner last
Sunday night. according To Constable
Britton. The foreigner returned Satur-
day night from Wheeling. where he PAID
So for a suit aud hung it in a closet
before going TO bed. Going TO the closet
Sunday morning to put on his new suit.
he found that il had been stolen during
tho night
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Elected Offioer1-

new nc officers for the ensuing year as
follows: President. W.. G. Upperman;
Z. Rosser. Orville Pile.
Oscar Burkhart; corresponding secre'
tary, Ross Jump; financial secretary. T..
G Schramm; treasurer, William Rietzt
Marshal, N. Kinney; assistant marshal.
D. A. Ward librarian. II. A. Faupel;
trustees. w. G. McClain; Will Rietz. D.
4. Ward, r. Stewart, r. c. Schramm.
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rramns Responsible for Thefts.

After q vigil of several nights, lnh-
stable Rritton feels CONVINCED thit
Lansing talent is not responSibic Tor tho
numerous Lhcft$ that have been conf
mitted there during the past lew week.
n glimpse of the men and in no case
have they rescmrlcd any Lansing men
that he has seen. He stated last even
ing that he believes thui trampS arc
RESPONSIBLE for moSI OF the lhCfls.
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Rndrennrt Briefs.

Misses Mary Lewis and Molly Jenkins
will drive 10 Columbus to-day III The
Lewis auto. ,a;,,,
rr,innds in Williarnstowu. w Va.
Mr., and Mrs. John School have re-
turned 10 their home in Pittsburgh alt
or "A visit here. ,,,
MIR. and Mrs. Harry McGonsh are Inc
parents of new DalF Toy.
Miners received their regular LAY yes
lerday. .-r, >.r
Minister" Nhs given last evening ut INC
West Wheeling NJ. il. church under INC
auspices of tho 4"Grn ESTHER rlrcic OF
the church. ..;,,.
George SchaciH was in ST. ClairsTIlle
ycSi rrtlay on business.
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niscuss OHer.

directors OF the Fairgrounds asSoc!a-
tim met in the board of trade rooms
last evening to discuss the ofer or inc
Martins Ferry Athletics, who have o.
fcred the association portlon " ,ho
HthIelics will bring to this city next
week. Final action was not taken at ias s.s
nights meeting and another neettiiG
will be held this week when LEO olte'
will be accepted or rejected.
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of East Burke, VT. national councillor.
delivered an address.
Last evening at the Fraternal hall IN
Martins Ferry, tho delegates and Visit
ine members were guests at Il banquet
given BY the Bridgeport lodges OF the
Sons and Daughters of Liberty.
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Convention Closes Todny.

The annual convention Of the DauEh-
ters Of Liberty. which opened In this
city Monday night Will close this after
noon. The morning session will be ak
en- up with hearing the reports and the
election Of officers COR the ensuing year
The second days session opened in the
o. u. A. NJ. hall on Thirty-third street,
Tuesday morning with Mrs. Mary Rum,
Of Dayton. state councillor presiding.
The morning session was devoted to
routine business, and William LETTERS.
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further objections will be made here,
IT was announced yesterday BY one con-
nected with the proceedings IN the case.
This city has been granted everything
that II asked for--unlimited service to
Rayland, Shadyside. Bellaire. Warwood
and St. Clairsville-and there is nothing
further over which Martins Ferry may
object unless It should join with st.
Clairsville in its fight for Tree service
to be entirely out Of the question.
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condition Unchanged.

No change was noted ycHltrday NJ VI
IN: condition of Josephine Duedski. inc
little foreign child who was struck by
train on the {. 4 t. trcstle al ha! IL !,
feared may resul; IN her death: nwlns
to The nature OF the aceid%nt !: is IN, N
nnssiblc as yet TO ,:et.rn,inc just what
The outcome Of the accident VIII oe'
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r;r.+ paneHt show.

Manager Shull or the fRstime tneatI Z
has arranged an attractive program LOT
the show at his playhouse tnnorru"
~ 80 III nr turned over TO the commit
lee in charge Of the Labor bay ceIeora =
,Snr :" Members Or the committee nave
hecm selling the tickets and nave ois-
nosed OF several hundred.
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Obituary,

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon over the body OF AIRS. Ida May
johnson of First and Burke streets. who
torment was at Rivervicw cemetery.
Following funeral services WHICH were
held YESTERDAY at Washington, Pa. the
body of the late Mrs. Mary E. Siburt
former resident who died Saturday, was
brought TO this city yesterday morning
and intermcnt made in Riverview ceme-
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rrltonville Resident Dies.

James Craig Of TnlonviIEH, IoEmeTIy
Of this city. died al ms s,o nTme oIEtS, g
day afternoon al l:30 oclocK' lo.l"N .is
an illness due to PARALYSIS. The de-
e eeas ,ad''T was IS years Of age and w Wa
onn Of the Oldest glass blowers in ihs ms
vicinity. He is survived p ms %sae >:
irmnrral services will be held THURSDAY
afternoon with intcrment at RirerV'rw
cemetery.
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voItNc CHILD DROWNED.

Special Dispatch TO the inieIllsSncer,
REDWOOD, W. Va. July 25.-The
little year.and-a-half.old child Of Till.
man Mullens. who lives at Cranberry
ten miles below this place, was
drowned in the Gauley river this
morning while the child's mother, was
doing the family washing on the bank
Of the river
The child was playing around near
the rivers edge and fell into the
river and sank 10 the bottom. The
body has not been recovered.
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s,eader and Drunk Fined.

specder and n plain drunk faced
Mayor Schafer In police court yesterday,
morning The former was fined So ana
costs. which he paid but the latter was
rcmanded to jail in default OF payment
of Il fine Of $40 and costs.
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Instructor Accepts.

Prof. Mount of Wooster has accepted
the position as instructor in tho local
High school, succeeding J: r. Esta-
brook. who goes to Akron Mr. Mount
will arrive here the latter part OF Aug
ust to take up his duties.
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n,p+iyr picnic.

Judging from tna sale Of tickets me
annual picnic Of the Baptist Shurcn.
which viii hc held saturday ut .Sn 1pnaf
Park, promises to, be one Of me =, mos psc
cbH,rrh An excellent athletic programme
has been arranged. including races nnd
ri her events for moi, women and chill
urcn.
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r rata To-morrow Nipht.

Under the auspices OF the Two Mch 5
Bible classes of Trinity Lutheran church
a lawn fetc for the benefit Of the church
will be held tomorrow evening on tho
lawn OF William Ehni al Brookside. The
big lawn will be lighted with chinese
lantern and refreshments OF all KINDS
Mill be sold.
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Election Board to Meet.

A meeting of the Belmont County De
putty Supervisors OF Elections Will be
held in the Zwcig building Thursday.
Tho meeting will be held for the purpose
Of completing arrangements Tor the
August primaries.