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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-03-26
LAND WANTED

's- in Alabama Write J-26 care Age Her
 a,d 3-21-tf
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READ WHAT AN ADVERTISER SAYS
Hawthorne, Fla, March 20, 1917.
WEEKLY AGE-HERALD,
Birmingham, Ala.

Ala
 The little ad placed It filling orders getting mail did not large millions ly The Weekly Agefied With wishes,
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T.OST-Circle diamond pin, somewhere between 12th and 14th aves 18th st.. on Norwood car or between Colonial theatre and Sd ave. and 18th st. Re- ward for return 10 Sam Mayer, 417 N
 18th st. o-Hf-Ae LOST. s.rkAXt;D OK SIOLEN--brown brindle male bulldog, 12 months old. weight about 45 pounds, ears trimmed, plain extra heavy collar; answers to naWe Buster Liberal re- ward for information or return to 2230 3d ave. 5-st-at
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ONF cFNT 4 WORD|0|
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS

RATEs-One cent . word . days na ad. taken fOr less than 2Sc for first tnser. ten. Cash sMUst rrcowunov order.
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LAND TITLES
LAND TITLES
SEEDS AND PLANTS

California is soon to have the largest walnut packing establishment in exist ence.
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SWEDISH massage; Maynard's, 601 N. 29d st. Phone Main 6136 for appoint
 ments. 3-1S-14t
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SCHOOL PROBLEMS-FREE


 MOTHERS, fathers, educators! While they last, get free, a copy of our fasci- mating booklet, Philip and Elizaeeth-- Their Home and School Problems" Drop postal now to H. R. r. Co.,, Box 47, Birmingham Ala. 3-21-6t
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ONE CENT 4 WORD
PERSONAL

RATES-One cant . word a day: no ad
 taken for lcsa than 25c for first iDser. ton. Cash snmst Nccompany order.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front room to one gentleman only. South Highland
 home; bath, electricity; phone. Call Main 2867 3-13-tf
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FOR SALE-At sacrifice for cash, lot in Edgewood, located in section now
 thickly settled; lot lies on slope of knoll, is near church and only two blocks from car line; this is bar gain for someone who wishes to To- cate in this part of city. Address, V-32, care Age-Herald. 3-25-3t
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ROOMS for rent, with or without board; ]; cool and delightful house, South High lands. 2177 Highland ave. Phone 2ssS-J.
 3-22-7t
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INF CFNT 4 W0RD|0NF CFNT 4 W0pD|

GRAND PIANO in f1rst-class condition for sale; owner leaving town. price,
 $300 Main 4475& 3-25-3t
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NICELY furnished front room and sleeping porch. 1908 16th ave, S.
 Phone 1885, 3-1S- t-su-mO- we -sa slI
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HOTEL EDWARDS

Corner Sd ave. and 17th streets. Conven-
 iently located; modern, steam heated. hot and cold running water; all outside rooms, single or en suite; private baths; rates reasonable. See these rooms before locating. E. T. Milligan, proprietor. 3-4-tf
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for light housekeeping, first floor. PHO Sth ave. 3-25-5t
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WANTED-sITUATION

Ads under the head of situationx wanted are free to deserving 04eA
 except on Sundays
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ONE front room, nicely furnished, for gentleman or couple; also two connect ing rooms nicely furnished for light
 housekeeping; hot and cold water; elec- tric lights and phone; two blocks from Five Points. Call 3623-J Main 1926
 10th ave, s. 3-24-2t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
'MECHEN
Young men wanted for various
positions in the 1utslngencer office.
A mail clerk under 19 ts wanted
a. once; apply to Circulation Depart
Telephone 822.

William Fuch. popular motorman on
the wheeling division OF
the traction system. IL suffering Of
blood poisoning In his hand. Mr.. Purh's
condition Is such that he is unable to
work
Six McMachcn youths arc included in
the county's next increment for tho new
national army. They cntruin Thursday
with the 40 per cent of the county's
first quota.
Lincoln Lodge No. -. I. o. o. f.. will
hold m important business meeting this
evening In the lodge headquarters in the
McMcrhrn building.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Davis of this city
ore the proud parents Of a son. born
last Thursday evening.
The local chapter OF the Red Cross
has completed the work Of 66 suits Of
pa iamns. 81 hospital shirts and one
dozen towels. which Will he shipped to
Washington this week.
Miss, Clara Eastman of Akron. O.. Ia
spending sevedal days with friends and
relatives.
Geo. Thie.sc, Cleveland. o.. spent Sat
urday here attending to business mat
tiers.
Local people are planning a farewell
for the six local lads who entrain
Thursday for Camp Lee. Va.
McMechen Lodge No. LA, knights Of
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Moundsville Briefs.

Ray Garvip Of Fairmont. spent sun
day here with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Garvin Of Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John LIston and Mr.. and
Mrs Edward NJ. Hinterman and daugh.
ter. Betty Lee. spent sunday with Cam
eron friends and relatives.
Mrs. Oscar Wright has returned TO
Grafton. after a visit with her son. Ches.
ter e. Wright and family or Seventh
street.
Miss Nnll Hunter of kirkwood. spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. z. Bloyd left Saturday
on motoring trip To Petersburg and
other points in tho interior OF Virginia.
Charles Osborn Of Brooklyn. y. y,
is the guest of Mrs. Sarah Frater OF
Second street.
Mrs. R. c. Mccoy. Washington avenue,
left Inst evening for Pittsburgh. where
she will spend couple OF weeks with
relatives.
Charles Holt leaves shortly for
Swarthmore Pa. where he will resume
his studies.
Fred Knrchrr and Perry Scarls Of this
city. leave Friday for Washington. Pa.
where they will enter Wash-Ie1f college.
Miss Bird NJ. Turner u! this city. left
Yesterday for Philadelphia. Pa. where
she will resume her. duties MS assistant
director in the Model Training school at
I3yren Mari.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Briefly have re-
turned to their home in Avclla. Pa, after
Il visit with Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley,
jefferson avenue.
w. w. Henderson and family. D. L..
Henderson and family, L. r. Henderson
and family. Harry l.. Henderson and
family, J. ". HENDERSON and mother anil
sister mntored 10 Mt Summit Pa. Sum
day where they spent the day.
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street. will leave this morning for Pow
hatun, ohio, where they will spend sew
cral days visiting relatives
Edward Jordan of Cincinnati. has re-
turned 10 his homo after spending sew
cral days in this ely.
Mrs. Joseph Williams who was re-
moved TO the hospital several DAYS ago
is slowly recovering.
Earl Webb of South Fifth street. is
visiting friends and relatives ut Bur-
gcttStnwn. PA.
Sevcrnl candidates will be given the
degree work at tn" meeting or the l. ~
q. +. lodge this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Reese. Of Concord
street. left Saturday evening for Ch'i-
licothc. ~ wish their son who is con-
fined In n hospital vi that place suffer-
ing from typhoid fever
RAY Palmer left saturday for Column
bus. where he will resume his STUDIES
at thu q. :. |. "
The many friends of Bert krlm Will
be pleased 10 learn that his condition
is steadily improving.
l.. T.. Thomas Of Fifth street. lelt
Saturday evening for New Castle to
srcnd several days with relatives.
Frank Morton and John Reese. who
arc in training nj Camp Sherman. chill
licothc wrer in the city yesterday spena-
in gthc day with their parents.
The many friends of Township IruS-
tee George Webb. will hr pleased %
learn that ht is recovering from illness
MT his home on South Fifth street
Nineteen hot mills ut the Laughiin tin
plute resumed operations last night NJ
IL o'cloc. the other four being idle while
rcpairs are being made "a the engine.
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p,isfs ana Personals

Miss Grace Leonard OF South Wooo
street. is improving after an illness. or
several days.
Miss Lucie Hunter Of cleveland, has
returned home after spending several
DAYS with friends and relatives IN this
section of the city.
Herman Barger Of South Wood street.
is visiting friends and relatives IN Par
Miss Floretta Lewis, Of Glendale. has
returned home after spending the week
with friends and relatives on the South
Side.
Lewis Steele, Of South Eoff street Is
sncndine n few days with friends Ill
Charleston.
Roger Bon. Of South Wentzcl street.
has returned home from a Visit Win
relatives at Syracuse, n. \.
Miss Nellie Sonderman. OF BroTns
Run. Is visiting relatives in this section
of the city.
Miss Mary Clark Of Philadelphia, has
returned home from visit with her
sister. Mrs. r. ". Sindelar. OF Eon
street.
Henry Miller Of South Jacob street.
Is visiting Moundsville relatives.
Chester Parker. OF Warrington. Is WIS.,
tting friends on the South Side.
James Lynch. of South Eon street.
has accepted a position with the ADAMS
Express company.
Oscar Fischer. formerly Of South
wheeling. but now Of Pittsburgh, visit
ed here yesterday.
Walter Null. of South EoT street. Is
visiting his parents at Toronto. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
MARTINS FERRY
Mo ArrAsts Made.

At a late hour last evening no arrests
had been made by the local police in the
cutting affair which occurred on Car
Iisle street. late Saturday night. Geo.
Beckett. colored. who was badly injured
in the melee ls recovering at the City
building, where he is being held.
Beckett and another negro enSaged
in an argument on Carlisle street which
resulted in the former being hit over
the head several times with hatchet-
Persons living in the vicinity, hearing
the noise. called up police Headquarters
but before the officers arrived the man
@ho had done the cutting escaped IN al
auto. The man who did the cutting
was also colored and the police have
coed clue TO his identity. Beckett re-
fused to be taken 10 the hospital and
a physician WAS called who dressed his
injuries at the city building.
After Beckett'S wounds were dressed
nc was searched and a dangerous look
ing knife was found on him. which was
covered with blood The officers arc or
the opinion that the other man was also
cut in the battle. but no report had been
made Of the man. and it is thought That
ne may have been taken TO another city
TO have his injuries dressed.
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BRIDGEPORT Briefs.

Miss Margaret Aeinlein will leave this
morning for Columbus to attend the
o. S. y.
The weekly meeting Of me Senior
Mechanics will be held in their lodge
rooms on Main street this evening.
A large crowd from this city attend
cd the baseball game at, League park
between the Bellaire and Mai tins Ferry
team yesterday afte rnoon.
]. P. Jones returned 10 Steubenvllle
last evening after spending The week
end with his parents in this city.
The many friends Of Mrs. Hsgerm1n
Of the Cadiz pike will regre: to learn
tina, she Is i'll a. her home.
A number Of local hunters left last
evening for the western part OF the
county to spend several days hunting
squirrels.
Frank Ho:ler. we'll known local busi-
ness man, has purchased new Stude-
baker car and has already pressed II
into service.
Joseph HochavAr. Of Boydsville. has
announced himself as a candidr:e Tor
council on the Republican ticket a: The
coming election
John Stevens. OF Kirkwood, Is rccov-
ering from :nju':es sustained Saturday
when he was struck by an auto.
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BENWOOD
To Escort selected Men

About 1880 Thursday morning about
"a selected men from Rcnwood and ID
from McMechen will be escorted from
this city TO Moundsv!lle by their
friends. fraternitics. lodges and others
About 100 automobiles will be provided.
Eausch's band of Wheeling will lead:
Colonel oseph Mahood will act as cher
marshal and will have as aides Samuel
lye,ch OF North Benwood. ]. W. Land
CTS and Thomas Garrett. Center Ben
wood; Henry Myers. Boggs Run: "
He'll South Benwood. and John Siourt'
McMechen.
At 1890 the boys will be served by
the executive committee Of tho Red
Cross chapter with a dinner and box
Of lunch will be presented to each. ~
.. m. they will entrain for Camp Lee
NJ PETERSBURG Va.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.
snrnlnnr and wife. of Four

-. ,,-,.o,-
atirn n week ago al III" N"i'h W i'
ing hospital. Is rrP"'''" " W. '''''
inE nicely.
Mrs. Katherine Isi"dcl OF foGES ru"
who was operated on Il lew days AK" d.
tho OHIO Valley General nosp'lal' - wv
Ing nicely.
Fr"d Laihn of Water street mas ~
turned homo after VISITING iri'hcs an"
relatives in 1.nran. o.
Miss hire Long "I 'ihndhi" mas re-
turned home after Sr'N"iilE S''''"' ""s :
IN This city III" guest at relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry hNr'l o. N"r'n
E"nwo'"l and niece. Miss Lena - N'''' VI
sew York city. Will ''hN" ""'t!
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and William Sryman. medical corps at
Fort OSlethorpe. Ga.
Beuaire Briefs.


Miss Columbia Bartlett Is visiting
relatives al Grafton. w. Va
Miss Mayme Boyer Of Powhatan has
returned home after a visit with local
friends.
Miss Ethel Cmstead, who has been III
at her home on Jefferson street. is i'm
proving.
". Hirsch has returned from sew
ernl weeks stay at Pittsburgh.
Miss FreGa Sewers Of Gravel Hill is
visiting relatives at Pittsburgh.
The Farmers and Merchants National
bank IT this city Will conduct corn
show October IS To c5.
The Wolnau's Missionary society of
tho First VI. Z. church will meet Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Amelia Lichtenbcrgcr on Tallman ave-
nue.. Officers will be elected.
Mrs. Arch r. Fogle has returned from
o visit at Columbus.
The NJ. d. S. club will entertain with
q dance III ElkS' hall this evening. The
Premier orchestra will furnish the
music.
MISS Lillian Curzon will entertain
friends this evening at her home on
Gravel Hill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17

John "Jigger" Hill. sentenced to hang
at the state penal institution here Sep
TENDER IS. has been granted stay OF
execution as result Of ruling Of the
state supreme court Of appeals. Hill was
very much clated Saturday when inform
ed Of the good news by Warden White.
Hill was sentenced 10 hang for the
murder of Geo. Church. town marshal OF
Barboursvillc. Cabcll county. He plead
I'd guilty. and has stoutly maintained
that his plea was entered with the un-
Outstanding that the supreme penalty
was not to he administered. In the ap4
plcation for a writ Of error HIS coun-
sci alleged four errors In the trial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
MOUNDSV|LLE
comp1ete Farewell Reception Plans.

Committees in charge If the big fare
we'll celebration hnnnrinG the county
lads who entrain Thursday for Camp
.ec. Va. are rapidly completing plants
for the affair. which promises to be one
Of tho biggest demonstrations OF patriot
ism oyer witnessed in this city. inc
committees arc planning big parade
and n program. while the Red ross u
planning 10 banquet the boys me ols
dinner will be served in the NJ. f. church
auditorium. The G.. y. r. here will also
participate in tho farewell.
A total Of l23 leave hero Thursday Mt
o'clock for Petersburg. Nn. This NUM-
her includes 81 from Rcnw"od; ~ from
this city: from Rcnwond and two from
Cameron. Woodland. Shcrrard. CAptlna.
uuhard. Glen East"n and other c"ntrrs
Of population that will he represented
nboard the soldier special.
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BRIDGEPORT
Bonds Burned.

At picnic held at the home Of Hon.
J. c. Heinlein. near st. Clairsrille. Sat-
urday afternoon. by the officials and
stockholders OF the Pursglove-Maher
Coal company. the 100000 worth OF
bonds held BY the company were burned
IN a bonfire which was built for that
purpose. The burning Of the bonds
was m event for great rejoicing for the
stockholders OF the company. The ar-
fair was brought TO close with q
five course dinner which was served.
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Auto Victim Buried

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon. from the home Of the parents.
Mr.. and Mrs William Williams. west OF
the city. over the remains Of their seven
year-old son. ROLAND. who died Thurs
day afternoon. following injuries sus-
taiued when he was accidentally struck
by an auto driven by Edwin Lewis. Of
this city.
The services were In charge OF Rev.
E. c. Nesbitt, pastor Of the First Pres
byterian church, and were largely at
tended. Interment was in Weeks seme-
terry, west OF Bridgeport.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
Play Ferry Turkey Day.

Manager Hamilton Of the high school
football eleven announces that arrange
mcnts have been completed with Martins
Ferry for the Turkey Day game. The
contest will be staged at the Fifth street
ball park.
The game with Elliott. the opener. to
have been played here September 2s. has
been cancelled. Bridgeport or Steuben-
VILE will be here for tn initial game.
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mrs, M. z. Myers Dies.

Last evening at the nome OF her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Rothermund on
Center street. occurred the death OF
Mrs. NJ. L. Myers after a three-months'
illness Of complication of diseases. Mrs
Myers was IS years OF age and was born
in Germany. coming to this country
when eight years of age. For the past
several years she has made her home
in this city. Besides her daughter. Mrs.
Rothernund she is survived by Mrs. j.
Keller of Parkcrsburg. and Mart Myers
OF this city. Funeral arrangements ~ero
Incomplete at r. late hour last evening.
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Albert Miller Of South Eight street,
Ia confined with fractured leg sustain
cd IN fall from a scaffold Saturday
evening. at his home. Mr.. Miller was
just leaving the scaffold on which he
had been working. when 1t broke. throw
ing him to the ground distance OF
about fifteen feet He WAS removed to
the local hospital. where the facturc was
reduced after which he was taken TO his
home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-17
SpaakenAY Case.

Ludwig Povttota ard wife were ar
rested by Chief of polio" Malone and
his; assistants a. their homo on Be
mont street. Bellaire. yesterday SITTER
noon on the cha-rc Of tll"Giali% selling
liquor This makes the third otfensc
In three weeks. The man was ar
raisned> before Mayor WassNan and
pleaded guilty. He was fined $500 AMI
costs. which amounted to $4l3.5U. The
woman will be tried some time today.
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SOUTH SIDE news

Youn1 nnsn wanted for vaI1oaS
positions In the 1ntsluroao0r Office.
4 mall CLERK under 10 - WAato6-
1T once; apply to circulsttou Depart
Telephone e22.
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Miners Still Out.

Miners at the Mound City mine. First
siroct. who went nut on strike several
weeks ago. have not MS yet returned TO
work. They demand recognition OF the
Mine Workers union.
The state penal institution hero receiV-
cd its supply OF coal from this mine. but
on account IT the strike the coal Is now
being hauled tn the prison from the Pam
anna mine. south of the city.
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Tht young sou Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gross of North Fifth street. is RECOVER
Ing from tho effects nf injuries Su*-
tanned Friday evening. when nc was M
iured by being run OVER by an auto while
nlnyinr In front of his home. Although
no bones wire broken the lad was badlI
bruised and will be laid up for several
DAYS.
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Shooting Victims Recovering.

James Kirk. and his seven year-old
son. colored. who were shot at their
home Friday night by another negro.
supposed to be William Childs. OF War
wood are recovering and unless cont
nlicat!ons develop both will recover.
The boy WAS the most seriously in
Iu-ed. he being shot In the head. his
skull being fractured. TIL" man who did
the shooting is still al large.
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r,,era1 Tl,ts Afternoon.

Funeral scrvic"s will In, held this AFT
crnoon from the home Of her fathc.'
W-yrdham Davis. on Union street. oyer
tho remains Of Mrs. Margaret Clrich
RumCarncr. former resident Of tins
CITY. who died at her home in Gary. Ind.
Friday. after short illness OF ptnmatnc
noisnninE. The services will hc in
charge of local pastors and intcrment
will br in Riv"rvi"w Ccmtcry.
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Funeral services will be held this aft
ernoon at the family home in Crescent.
over the remains OF Bertha, the sixteen
year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Lumpsyktc. who died at the North
Wheeling hospital Friday morning,
after which the remains will be take q
to the MAYNARD Catholic church, where
services will be held by Rev. Father
Bernard. Interment will be in Lnwood
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Largely Attended.

Tho mass meeting held yesterday
afternoon in the First Methodist Erisco-
pal church Of all thos" interested In III"
coming dry campaign was largely at
tended and plans for the cnmpaign wcr"
made. Several interesting talks were
given and music was furnished by
male chorus Of nifty voices.
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r1usts In Good Shape.

A REPRESENTATIVES, Of The Ahrcns-FoX
FIRE engine company of Cincinnati, WAS
in the city during the past week placing
all three OF the city's fire trucks in
shane for the coming winter! The re-
nairs also have ben completed to the big
Alert truck which was out of commits
sion and II is again ready to answer all
alarms.
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Foot Badly Burned.

William Howell of Glendale. Ia suffer-
ing with Il badly burned foot. sustained
Saturday while at work at the plant III
the Wheeling M"tnl company. Howell
was operating n machine when nc ac-
cI[rntoIlv placed his foot in contain"r
Of mnltrn mol al.
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Farewell for Selected Men.

A farewell reception will hc given to-
morrow evening In st. Johns hall ny
the Young Ladies' sndality Of st. Johns
Roman Catholic church for the young
men of the church WIN have been So
lected for the military service. The af-
fair will br in the nature Of a dance.
during which a buffet luncheon will III"
served. The Premier orchestra has been
engaged for the evening
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Americas Club Meeting.

A special meeting OF the Arnericus
club has been called for. Tuesday evrn-
Ing when I'VE new members will be IN
it;ated and 10 honorary members Will
be admitted. Following The initiation
luncheon will b. served at BaldtS res
taurant Rev. +. L. Erect will be the
p,.rrciral speaker. Arrangements Will
h., made for opening the lyceum course
-TT<1rzohor l. when the famous rhica go
orchestra Will be the attraction.
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To Attend Convention

Local p,rrlr ar" arranging 70 attend
tr2 cTth annual convention Of the Bel
mont County Christian Temperance
uni2n 70 he held next Friday at Martins
Ferry. The convention will be- held In
the United Presbyterian church. In tho
evening 4 gold medal contest will be
he'd
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Leave For Elks Convention.

Rrn r. Peabody. T. s. Riggs, T y.
Kelley, Vernon II. Saylcs. Everett r.
Moore and Ross J. Sears left here Satur-
dav night for Deer Park. Md. where
they Will attend III" annual convention
of tho state r. r. q. F:lkS. Tho d"lr-
gates represent Moundsville Lodge No