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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-02
Passes City Tax Bill.

A bill permitting towns and cities
to levy a tWo-mill tax for city adver.
Using purposes was pessed by the SEN
ate. The city tax bill passed the Sem.
ate over the opposition Of urdahl and
Pearson, the former declaring it was
a tax on the people to aid the real
estate men, and the latter claiming
that land owners in cities would have
to raise rents to pay the tax and that
the renters who paid the tax would
have no share in the benefits. On
vote the bill passed by a majority OF
two.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-02

Extra pay OF SIS a month for each
officer and enlisted man of the Fourth
South Dakota regiment for all the
time served on the border is covered
in a bill introduced in the House by
Representative Mcfarland. The bill
carries an appropriation OF $4,000
to meet this expense. which is asked
to compensate in part the men for the
losses incurred in their business dur
ing their enforced absence.
The almost unanimous opinion OF
the temperance people Of the state,
as revealed by comments Of the news
papers OF the state and by public meet
ings which have been held in differ
elt sections during the week, is that
there is only one course for the Leg
islature to follow. and that is to enact
a bone dry prohibition law.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-02

The number of prisoners OF war
taken in Rumania has now reached
nearly 200, 900, says the Berlin Over
seas News agency.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-02

A night fight between native
bandits and American marines in the
Dominican republic, resulting in the
death Of one marine and the sever in
Jury Of another, was reported to the
navy department.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-02
GENERAL.

An a~nti-saloon bill. proposing state
wide prohibition in Illinois, was in
trOduced In both houses OF the Illinois
general assembly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1917-02-02

The wal department announces that
civilian military camps will be held
ct Pittsburg, Pa, Fort Smelling, Mimi,
Fort Riley, Kan, Fort d. A. Russell,
Wyo., Fort BENJAMIN Harrison, Ind,
and Fort Des Moines, la.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17
LABOR SHORTAGE THREATENS
 ALASKA
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Dec. 17.-Capain Mus tard, of the medical reserve corps, former mayor and physician of Nome, asserts that Alaskas gold production will be almost negligible If the war lasts until 1919, unless the government aids in relieving the labor shortage. He says that $5 a day wages in Al aska no longer induces laborers to go there and the value of gold had depreciated fifty per cent recently on account of it's lower purchasing pow CT
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

Sunday, Dec. 23rd the Presbyterian church will hold it's midwinter com munion service in Eagle hall at II q. m. In the evening a Christmas musi- cal will be given under the direction of Mrs. Thos Hubbert. Solos. Guar- tettes, anthems and instrumental solos give promise of an excellent program. Everybody, young and old, are most cordially invited to both services.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

Mayor Chase received the follow ing telegram from the Canadian club of Seattle: Stricken Halifax needs Alaska's help. Splendid response from Anchorage, Wrangell and Ketch- ikan. Please wire us any amount you can raise. Thanks" In response to the above appeal James D. MacCor- mac has been delegated to receive subscriptions from Cordova residents.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17
TEUTONS FORCE ITALIANS G|VE:
 UP GROUND
(By Associated Press)

ITALIAN FRONT, Dec. 17.-The French line heavily bombarded the enemy, with great loss in their gain of three-quarters of mile east of Brenta at Caprille. Notwithstanding the terrible losses by the enemy they continue their efforts to break the Italian line in the mountainous re- gions and seek a passage to the plains. Prior to the gain of Caprille the enemy twice repulsed reinforce ments and compelled the Italians to give ground. There is little activity on other fronts.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

District Attorney w. A. Munley and Marshal F. R. Brenneman have re- turned from trip to Chitina and Me Carthy. They will spend a week here before going to Valdez.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

Judge Munley delivered stirring patriotic address at the Empress theatre last night and speakers for this week have ben arranged for IS follows: Monday, Rev. E P. Zeigler: Tuesday, Edward F. Medley; Wednes- day, w. R. Hillery.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

Tonight at the Empress theatre the gripping drama of "A Woman's Hon. or" played by Jose Collins will ba on the screen, also the part Keystone comedy "A Bathhouse Blunder"-A fine show, so don't miss it.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

The food conservation campaigners should turn in their pledge cards. al- so to report those who have refused to assist Pledgors are reque 3ted to make their weekly reports to Mrs. Alvah Flames, the Postoffce store or Bank of Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

H. P. Sias and wife and N. S Smart have returned from Valdez creek. where they spent the summer and are on their way to the States for the winter.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17
CHINESE TROOPS ARE LANDED
 AT HARb|N

PEkING, Dec. 17.-On the Chinese Eastern railway administrative area in northern Manchuria four battalions of Chinese arrived at Harbin to assist the non-Bolsheviki soldiers to main tain order The situation is very pre- carious
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

Tom Rierson, who has been working for the Alaska Copper Company. came down from Strelna and will 20 to Portland on the steamer Alaska
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

George Keys and Ralph Keys, of Fairbanks, are here on their way to the States, where they will enlist in the aviation service.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17
1 LOCAL DO|NCS AND PERSONAL
 MENTION
Mrs. T. Flannigan, of the Rapids roadhouse, is in Cordova enroute to the States.

Mrs. Thos. Fl. Foster, of Fairbanks, IS Cordova visitor She is on her way to the States.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

Howard Barnes and Chas. Anderson of Livengood, are recent arrivals here. They are bound for the States.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

Commissioner E. P. Medley has purchased from Victor Henderson his house and lot on A. street.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17
The Candy Kitchen

Now is the time to get your order in for Candy Canes, Xmas Mixed, Box Candies, Crimp, Cho- colates, Bon Bons, etc., before the Christmas Rush. Call in at the Candy Kitchen or Phone 18S. We can supply any amount We are experts in the art of candy making. Ask our customers. Nuff said.
 NEXT coRDoVA HOUSE
 The Store of Merit
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

The foundation of true happiness is being satisfied with present possess ions.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17
CLASSIFIED ADVS.

FOR RENT-Three nice rooms, suit able for light housekeeping. Also large front room. Apply J. K.
 smart 3.6t
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

See top, right side, page 6.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

There are fourteen kinds of fruit in the City Bakerys Christmas Fruit Cakes.
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

FOR RENT-Three room apartment partially furnished. See O. E.. Lambert
The Cordova daily times., 1917-12-17

FOR SALE ESTABLISHED REs- taurant business, with all the fix lures and equipment.-Apply at the
 Times Office. 6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-04-17
Sherrartl Briefs,

IN entertainment Will II" given in
Good VIII. hall. Over Marsl's store. tins
evening. h% the Warw"I lthic class.
Following he program r"freshments
viii h, served by III" Allen IiroTt ChriS-
iiHu End"aTor s0CiciE.
Mrs. II. ". Aiirn OF MI. piiv't. A.
-crd"d thH funrraf. OF hey father. Mt
l:"s"nhcrc"r ut Limestone. m SaInrcaF'
Mrs. Isaac 1r'l!n ls III.
NJ. and Mrs. {. *. MrI'"rnhs and son.
e. ". H.. were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
\. q. Mct'rnuell mn Sunday.
Rev. II. ~. Tcagar,i"u nf sand N'il'
Preached N the Pl"asan. llili NJ. +.
church, on sunday a. loo n. m. and AT
Nj Oliy"t ut : y. IN. Rnth services were
well attended.
Born ~ AIr. and Mrs. John Dean. or
Wheeling Greek. u Cughi"r
William tnEGrSun Of M"M"Chen. visit
"d III the home nf his father. =. r. Rog-
"r$on here. Saturday ana Sunda%: MI
N"E"rfs"n left for Buffalo. y. T.; on
Monday. where lac VIII work in a iEilI.
Tho Nlfrn Grove ''hriS:!au EndeAVor
Society viii meet in tile church. Wrdnes-
Ga% evening. ...
Miss Ethel Wayman OF H"ihi"h"m.
Sr"n; -" week End with relatives al
Short crock.
M and Mre: James 'hrum and family
Of Limestone: were y isiilng ut the home
Of Hiram nrlIn. on Sunday.
Th" Junior .\!d Society ~ Pleasant
nm will meet NJ III" IuI;i'' az Miss Mary
C"frmnn newt Thursday evening.
Miss Laura Hcil"y is recovering from
m illness
Mr. and Mrs. l.. RI. Schubert AMI Mrs
louisa HfruIrr or Mozart, W.T." called
:" t"lmort. -. on Monday. "n a"c,tiut 81
II" death nf II relative. Mrs. Ferdinand
kr:r,2
Mr. and Mrs ANal:cr Snow. s;a:" sur
"rlurru,;rnt rC SunGny schools AI!i Vt>i:
~" g.: hi"hri-- l'mj"u Sunday sch"u' IN
TrIr=iHr evening. April @Gth.
Mrs William I;nmh!' and children Of
FIN" i|ii. w"r" guests Of Mrs. William
E"mk" on SUNDAY. T.
=. k!ucas ha' nor"h from rnl6ris run
:" ~" J.. Is. Ashton rarH u"Hr h"'i"
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WOODLAND

Harley M.,'lri"''h .."s r""'"d ms ta sI,.l
H., from t'Inri'I:i"!I. -. !" 'h' o." "a
yuho farm ga f;:.!.'l 'it:;;".
.(raIirr wilson :,;.i shn. li'hct'. Sp"ns
.rI,urr,iny ~ NioundSyili". III" SufHl "a
, Hlr nri t;r,. .i.<r"r wilson.
:: Niss Ethel : haIub."S Of M"undsNlilt:
i. spcnGinc = ra~ Gay" III" guest OIL
, NieS t':rG;' Hi'!dl".
Mrs. Caster DGrr ssh 80" ~! daush-
;rr. spent sunday With Miss liiIl" J orc:
Mrs H. II. Mile spent Sa'uroas'
shopping in Wheeling.
Mrs. T. r. liarbis"; at!i son rcinrneH
homo SATURDAY. evening. nfI:r a Itw Gays
srcn, in Moundsvil!c. visiting TRENDS.
Winfrcd rarrah o: D"llair". g.. spent
Sunday with his parents. ME- ana MIS-
Jacob Darrah. l..
wheeling last Tuesday.
George Harrison returned home iaet
Wednesday from Akron, ~.
urday and Sunday with his family On
Burch Ridge.
ming in Wheeling.
Newt Williams or Rurch EiaSe, AZ
tended 10 business in Moundsville. Mon
day. ~.
Raymond Boston has returned TO hic
home Mt Graysville. after rev dce!n,
visit with his sister. Mrs. VIM. Bra1eH
III Cincinnati. @. -
Fred Miller attended 10 business IN
MoundsviIle last. Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Elberts O. Mar
tins Ferry. spent Sunday with Mrs: IT,
hrr,s parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
Elattlcr.
tended Sunday Schooi Al N"odiahu' Su"
Howard Raumherccr lef; Monday for
pinIny 10 attend thn spring term OF
school.
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ST, CLAIRSV!LLE
In Judge ITnch's Court.

q. .ClairsNlilr. -. NVr'I ."--ONIN ono
case Was heard N criminal c"ur' b.
fare Judge Charles ). l..m'h ,Hondar.
as mo "trnr cases So Tor 'rj2t md
been disposed g! .h"!nrr '"da!-. Tn"
,,aSe tried was ihut Of. uhIn AGAINST
John Herman Indicted for abandoning
his legitimate children. IN" "2sc vas
compromised ard tn" defendant ravc
bond 'hnl i,r would surPor; ~" ch'!-
drrn and the case was continued.
on TUESDAY only Two cas"s arc set
fnr trial before .IuGSc Lynch :h"E h"-
ing OH" rs Harry Soils of E"liat~" IN
dictcd fo~ selling liquor from an nn'u-
runhil" aud Ohio against Robert Fitch
aud Cl",n"nr y. Fitch indicted i"r iAH-
:nr 10 support their aged mother. Eplh
cases are for trial. anil Il uunh"r. Of
Witnesses havc been Summoned IN "ach
If hmm.
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.bELLAIRE TO HAVE
BIG PATRIOTIC DAY
CITIZENS WILL DEMONSTRATE
LOYALTY TO FLAG NEXT
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Mayor wassrnann Issues Proclamation
Designating Day-News OF Bell
Rtra and Vicinity. -.

Residence Of RellaIre will have what
is expected to be- on" ct 'h. iarE"ES
demonstrations in it's history next Sat
urday afternoon at which tim: a pa
triotic meeting will b. held. rs INC re-
suit OF a movement made yesterday o.
patriotic men OF proulacnce.
The big event viii 90 held q, ":%Q
o'clock at the city building which Will
be decorated in the national c@tors.
Patriotism will abound and it Is cN-
pected that ali the citizens o. E"llairc;
will show their loyalty 20 the nitc'i
States by partict pa,ing.
The suggestion that E.liair" sh""
its loyalty was made - MAJOR " ass
quiesced by naming thc following rorn =
, nittce TO max" all plans f"- tn" CEN
onstration: Attorney ,lifSord l.; heat.
chairman: ". g. McIiain. 'E"Fs.'
Cooper. Harry McDoat!d {. ". Rode
wig. J. NJ DUBOIS. 7. !. Li!ih"oly. Re-.
G.. &. Smith and y. \. tinas. The com,
,uittcc met last might amt formulated
plans for the DEMONSTRATORS. u WIS
stated that at least one speaker ~ ma
,ioual prnrrinruc" VIII deliver an aG-
dress. other speakers wiz be men
trum Bellaire and !:cln'"nt: county.
The following proclamation d"S,sna a.
sued BY Major WasS1Ian Yesterday
afternoon:
now engaged in war with t"re!En
countries, and Il is limo FOR
all, good citizens i" d""Iars th",:
loyalty and ;,il"gianc" - the Unit
led States IN this t,rls Of supreme
test Now. therefore.
/ Charles WaSSInan. mayor "
the ci;.. OF Beliajr". OHIO. d.S:Grat.'
Saturda:. Apri IL. lri?. as pa,ri"-
tic day IN I:ellat-": and cal! upon
ali the citizens :" aSS"mhi" al the
citv buiIdiu:: at so =. III. 10 p:"dsc
their support !" "nr h"loEef ""i'n-
try: and l.rcQ,;..s, that all business
housrSs and r"Si.;"Ec"S he IT. c"rtt-
ed with the Americas lag an" me.
all n.rsnus wear the American
flag on that day ::
Witness my hard AMI ";it:al
seaI this 18TH Ia= - ApTi l"ii.
CHARLES WNSSNN ~, NAtn:.
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POLICE PICK-UPS

\ big husky fellow who's" capacity fo!,
h""Z" was not :" larg" as his LyrrGrIIn!..
went on = rImpaH" on TWrutE->,,. ana
street las; nigh: anal hn"rk"i down ihrr.
people. on" = W"InHu. IL" ran when hy-
ISLANDERS won. for 'hr p"l!,,. hu' HairGi-
n,au Ed Mrt'l,tchry met him and tool,
him int" custody. lie forgot his I"rrmrs
when he saw The officers uuiiu.ni. III;
name - registered as .Ioru Trn.. II.
I"hn loo. |. Tom E"Can. Tom Ooyiau
and Adam NeSs ar" IN til" lorF.;3r Oh
drunk charges. Albert l:uckl"v. inr
NarnrS and Henry linih" are charged
with being dlSOrdcr!v
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ADDITIONAL DEATHs.

CHESTER, Pa. AIr. 1.-TWO addition
Il, deaths among those injured IN the
..NDl"%inr at the plant Of the Eddystpnc
AMMUNITION Corporation last Tuc%da.-
makes The unofficial total number OF
G"ad 1872 \ coroncr'S jury visited the
plant today aHd WItneSScs were sum
!nunca Cot tho Inquest.
III" plant WAS placed in operation 10
dav arl,.' havir;: boon closed since las
Friday ils 4 mark OC respect for In"
Victims 0c tn" "HTlnsinu. According -
company officials tee force Al work Is
as larcr rs that IN the corporation =
..rlrloyr heruu" 'i.' disaster. mnny u.
rb"Sr WG" ESCAPED injury in IN" ca
rfnSjuu returning to their PAGES.
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SUSPECTS LET GO

Two Renwnod Foreigners Who were ar
rested a. suspects IN yunucr,irn yi,b
the police investigation % tn" murder
of Anton iaro on Twcui%-Firth stree:
Saturday evening. were released las,
night. Police Lieutenant EG R:rrh. art
,"r thorough investigation. was CON
WINGED they had nothing 10 do With tho
murder. Coroner Il. &; Hobbs has no.
Yet decided upon the date for The faro
inquest
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To Raise Flag.

tn" c.,rrHti:i.." - 'i.aI,,' ~ ~" H. =
rs.Ising 81 IL" Hrlfjni"r" .tr'i "i0-''
freight "fri." ;i;;',. I'=:i.. -Ii.;r ,i,1r-'
IA lie TIM o. "at,' mr 'ho Gag. l. VA
auii"urc..d y'>.;.'TiTI t;t;tt ~, :lTC ,."'i.'l
l." raised iTIiS afternoon hT' arrange
~. ats "n':li no. Eo '."Mlni"'"h ~ 1900
auG: 10 li:i= -a,'SiHG Vas postponed vi
~ W".lr" siar '.c:.rrn"t I'm Initiation
viii h" "Ns"ud"h :" r'inri& &C. -" h"'"'
>"ironiS and ''.iii ~ ..ri"THnS :" -.
;.,l,i M ceremonies y program WI
IL. rendered AMI S"N"":t ;ridH' Ss"s Viii
=. .i.adn.
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Civil Cases Filed.

Ada CONWAY. agatns, i."" '"naWa!:
Action for divorce and the custody III
the minor child on the grounds 81
gross neglect Of duty. Earl K. Lewis
Is the attorney for the Plaintiff
Margaret RiI". IludEc against VIII
liam Riley. ct al. Petition FOR III" par
ritinn "f certain real cStat" in 81.
Clairsvill". MIich"li and Mitchell are
IN" attorneys for the RlainlIti.
Il. y. Kirk Ct al against w. Logan
., nj Action for Hiunc: On prnmis-
sorry note and for foreclosure "f m"riG
age Amount claimed $l"Ti. WITH .Hi""-
est from September 10. 1916. ". y
rhapprll is The attorney Tor III" pam
Iitf
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O'Clock and iu,rrrnont viii ~! III i;","
Hill cemetery. Tic d.r,.;.~''d s'.r>'i n
company t.. SrtnutN-.s,. wealth DliIu rex
rscrt. Tho communal was '."::iin;uri'''l i'y
the late Capt. Carrot auG Was ""rit"S' q
entirely o. E"I,air'. AMI I'ul,si'r '"H,H-
ship mca. Surviving him are iii.. " i'!',T
and five children.
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Yesterday mor1ing tunorni services
were held In the Schroedc: undertaking
rnrlors. South Chaplin" s'rc"t. '"r
Wendell Nedert. tho South Wheeling
aged grocer. who died Saturday. ~
nuicnl high mass WAS Crlrhrat"G in 8.
Alphonsus church. with burial in NJ.
Calvary.
The pellhearers were Frank Neld"rr.
Samuel Ruff, William Jum ard Henry
Kiirnr.
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Nicholson-Wells.

tn" nIaHriaE" NJ NJ. !;:ir,H 4 Nl'N"|'
;s"u. ur this ,.i'". ;,uL :I:.s Meta W'i.-
at. Martins Ferry, r"''k Tim i"S'"'''t .
at Martins Ferry. A;l"r :, welding ~;
'i.rv will r.>i,'' ~ ,h'.ir newly furnished
Mnnln ON Nmr'h Nnht~ - r.,.l.
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RED CROSS NURSES
viii Hold Monthly Meeting Tonight
In Ohio Valley. Hospital.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
enrolled Red Cross nurses will he held
tonight. al 40 in The Ohio valley
General Hospital. - a full membership
attendance is desired.
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been taken from IN" funds az the so
c!rty. while. the defendant was trcAs-
Fcr. The CRSr was started at one
o'clock AMI Il number Of wilnesscs were
on hands for examination by both sides.
The plaintiff is represented by Att"r-
Hcy y. *. Kcnn"i, while the defendant
is represented hy Attorney Earl X.
.eWis
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r1an RaiSjrg or Kirkwood Bali.

T. N" |'NlN"!' n iTNE THTNTI'EH Ut IN"
Lay \ S,.r, foot tagpnl" has boon
rnjsrd ~ i:stwn"d hit and a iia%' was
,liu Ia ii,,. top %: his sunday Afternoon.
Tia. afr..ir VT unr,"d ny Hi'Nr"rrI't"
,"r"in"ui.,> and patriotic S,'HGS were
49, l., -, Eiih wood Ii"ighiS Sunday
>.!r".' ~. "nr amd !lacp"l"' w"r" pro-
,r,..,i s.. Eavi ADAMS.
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School program.

n7I FRIDAY afternoon the hich s'h""i
."r,ing rIaSS entertained the Sraoe
s,.hroI =, chanel with nrn gram in the
nuditorium Mis- Harriet rhalen. pain
ciral Of tn" school Tor H-~s"s AZ the
OHIO Valicy General hospital WAS present
ard dci'ycr"d IN interesting address 10
in. -irtS
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In Judge Woriey's Court.

owing ~ lMr THcj INai IUHE" lNNN
+. Wurl"y of rHdz WAS unHhi" :" l;"t
g." 81. Clairsvlilr until noon. today. ~"
.,.asn Of ihn 81. Nicholas Cr""h cnurEh.
uf Barton, aGains.: Pnu! !~lE"rS when
was s"r tnr trial. wHs not started Nni!l
ono o'clock this aficrnonn The case
Is u guIt for money alleged I" haEe
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Funeral for Miss Malone.

Funeral serTicoa wore No'd H0sI'T-
day afternoon for Miss Sn't," Mai""",
aged %. who did Saturday, la ~"
homo If her mother. Mrs. Nancy rs
SOFT Of 1885 Wat"r street. ntrrm""'
MS IN Mon cchen cctNrtcrN
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rasdlIaIc Fana age 50. 4 mill WORKER
and Marie divert lg.. -. h",n - Bell
air". Father John Whitman Wili per
form ih" ceremony.
Frank Pinto. age -. q coal hiii"r 81
ErIal!rc and Ca;hrI.n" l."~Sic. az" -
of Iarrnriy lar.i,r John whitman
VIII perform In" ceremony.
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SHERRARD


T.. SnTnyrr's class If tie. Pleasant
I!i!i SUNDAY. school was PLEASANTLY 'll"r-
tainrd a, ,hr hop," "f Mis- H"rni"e f":.
crson. FRIDAY evening. y good pro-
crnm was rendered Ivy IL" class ana a
social sim" was "rjo""d. Th'' f"'i""li,S
mG:,rra az III" "taS" We" pr.rrN. q,
Nisscs Della Tri,,uSun: Clara l'ish"r.
Mary ,rnfrn,an. Eleanor" I<i.v". Mary
nrnin. Glcpna Mercer. .Ni!ic G'ih' RI. Elr-
ririin Talr'rt Mary Fay. clara t:rtHtn-
son. .Notiin Fisher and. Bernie" FcfS"-
son. Mir \. +. Shr0%cr.
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Unanimous Call.

Tho Co&gr"gat ion 90 To-. l;"'S iI'ti
Presbyterian chur':l has extended Il ul.-
animouS call :" l:'.y.. l:"hrrt 'iiaIi. ~
t;uSSviii". 20 The paSt"rl:.. of III" "htr''i.
II il understood h" IL ;.','"ut lhr ISL
and taks. up his ,!uf irS ahusI Nav l.
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School Coard Met.

'rlt> regular tr".,-hi, il1""'rI.: - ih.'
.i,v board - .-l;-:,'in" art u,..l Ia:
"iSh' ~ n" office - Su"":'"'"u'i'':l' t.
:. N,N9". Matters IA .'.i3H""i l'u Witl'
m" ann,!ai comm. ;,,..'u-m' VIZ" ::iI"H
:t..t'r'lrr
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W. C.. T. U. Meeting.

The regular meeting az Tn. Ma, l.
ruGcr"" division - 'N.' Wu,ra'i'~ Chris
;iaE 'T".up.r:.,r"> t,Iti"n viii l." h"!t
\ pi,i".af". On f,IaEh,In street F"li"N
rtc h" husin"Sl a pr"Sram VIII b" rrnd-
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SIS FOR A COAT

\ man giving tn" name o" Nlik" Fol
mar was arrested last evening hr Police
man Sandy RrimS0n. charged with stnaI-
ing a coat from a Greek below tho creek
Fulmar was ARA iCnrd i"rnr" S1liirn =
q. Hobbs. found guilty>and fined S"5 and
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Rih1a T1aSs 0JActIuc

Norrb.rS ~ 'l- TNli'' 'n'i .Iiih'., .'Il--
H.: IA" S>,'u'.G ;'r..,i,, i..:'.nu Sur';tr
s"h""l VIII b. "iit"ri"iI"H MS evening
>. ;nr iinla.. rf ~. il"rh,rt 81, \"r'H
<.i,," S;r."i. TIL. ;...%;..-S'.S Nj! il. ;ir''
Mis-" Stump ;'c,t T"r',
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pc+,,rn To Work,

Tho men sc ii" Rail and River Goa
mine south -: Rr!lajr". returned 70
Norl; Yesterday. after being ont on q az
to rri,raus.,. which has been settled.
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play Cathedral High.

i.,;h,drai iictr Srno"l - IN" next lam
s.h,,i,;;rd IT, meet TT" EridSep"rt hiHh
s,.honl in,y< 'rn"r VIII rlay this a Ter
:.nnn Oh 'u.' Hridcr p"rh on IN" lS'ah"
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RLtish Reltar Society.

N.,!i,, * Of ia" British Relief S"rI,,;'
: vii! Ir..o! u">r 'rhnrS'l"! evening a. the
homo Of Mrs i:"h"rt Griffith on Hickory
street An interesting program WIZ -;
,.ui"r.d ai''l ""il"''i Ion Tor nc n.''L'
r tho su,i",, MI L.. lakrn during tine
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HenuInaton Funeral.

Funeral services t"r Naf'n',' ',..,o
,,p arrd Veteran NJ tn" ''ry:t war. "No
80 I, S,,,,,,.,y evening n ms h"':''' on
n.-a,tIim st-c"t Will hn ""nhn";"' thfS
t.arr,nn, Services vii y" h",ti 81
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Funeral Of Child.

,.I,~btnr -: Mr. and Mrs. SAM ktiU"'.
>yhn died SUNDAY night :; ~" N":'
Whrc!ing hospital following; =" :'in"SS
" nnru,no9i., took clac" ='si"-da: A.
,,-nonn at me family h"m". sn'c"'n"N'
Mas mat.. IN ~" J"wiS: cr"i''t'ES "''
Winding !li!l.