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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-21
parpcauille Briefs,

+ &. Ely. Of Ely e Wilson Drug COM
pany. is IN Cleveland attending the drug
gists' convention which is being held
there
\. W. I.aurhlin and Charles Rratton
Of this place were In 81. ClairSrtile on
business Tuesday.
Miss Mildred Kuhcl ne South Chestnut
street Is III Of typhoid fever 1T her
home.
Mr.. Hutchinson and family Of Tan"s-
viii. removed 1" this place this week
andw III reside in the Or. White prop
crty on East Main street Mr.. hutrhi-
son will hold = position in III" office OF
the Kearns-G nrSuch hath" factory.
Mrs. Elwnnd Friday has returned to
her home on East Main street after n
visit with relatives at E'a!rmnnt. W. Va.
Mrs. Ross Conner and daughter. Miss
Stella will return to their home on
Laws street today after n visit with tho
family Of John Tfaear nf Chester, W Va.
Mr.. md Mrs. Mark F"k"lS OF
Youngstown are visiting with friends
here.
sheriff r W oehnrn "r s.. "IHirsvill'
was her., "n business; Tu' S,lay.
Spencer HINT Of North Chestnut
street has rn:r' - Columbus. wh"r" he
will attend q. s. /.
Mrs. Ray Dyer and chilHr"n hav" re-
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COLERhIN

Joseph HcathnrinStnn Of Bellalre. {
WAS the guest Of his sister. Mrs.
". EiGsby' Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jennie M"r""r. rf Pleasa
Grave" Was calling on Miss Claire Hog,
Sun.lhy.
Mrs. VI. l.. Martin and SON Of Whe1
ing. ar" the ru"'':* of her parents. ~
and Mrs. g. ~ Nil!"r
Miss White. If ShadySidc. return
home Wrdn" Sday after L few days vt}
with her sister. Mrs. Thomas Arkle
c. X. Hogue WAS . business caller |
Bridgeport Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lash. OF b
ton. were callers IN Colerain Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E'rark Frazier. Of
Clairsville. O.. We're the guests Of thu
father. Milton lost. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thorton are {,
proud parents of baby girl Sept. II
The Philathea class pleasantly ent(
tained the Mems Bible class Saturd
evening at the home of Mrs. Guy As
ton with a. corn roast.
Squire r. NJ. Simpson and wife
Barton, O.. was the guests Of their pd
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. RiGsby Sd
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller and u
Frank Of Pleasant Grove, were Y
guest Of their !Ester. Mrs. J. r. VIII
Sunday.
George Berry. Of Martins Ferry, 4
was n caller at II. F. Whites Saturda
Miss Edith Walker OF GeorGetoW
O., spent the weekend with her %
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Walker.
Miss Evelyn Hartley. OF Indiana,
teaching the Friends school at tn
plnrc. A number from Colsrain Z
tended the monthly meeting at Harrt
vile Tuesday.
Superintendent w. 4. Wheeler. Of Be
laire. O.. was q caller in Colerain Tue
day.
II. f. Whita. returned home Saturdi
after q trip hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walker and fan
fly were the guests Of their brothe
c. Fl. Walker OF Film Grove.
3. J. Thomas was caller at Il
home of his brother Gilbert ut Harrii
willie. O., Monday.
Mrs. Catherine Simpson was u
guest OF friends ut Coleraln Sunday.
l.. G. Steer. OF Harrtsvillc. was a ca
Ter the home Of mis- father. Nathan Ste
Tuesday.
Miss Virginia Bellville. was a CALI
in Barton Tuesday.
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turned after a visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fluid. Of l;at"s-
VILE
Mrs. C. NJ. Reed and son. Lawson. Of
East South street. are visiting relatives
at Hunter.
DR.. G. V. Riddle. postmaster Of th!s
place. was In Martins Ferry on business
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde EulgeT and Mr..
and Mrs Holland Rhcimenschncid"r and
baby OF this place were visiting Mr., and
Mrs. John Observation-Disclosures Of Malaga
Thursday.
Hon. c. ]. Howard Of Walnut street
is n business visitor in Columbus.
Clarence Bishop "f Los Angeles Cal,
Is visiting with relatives here.
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Common Pleas Court.

The following cases were filed In com
mon pleas court Thursday. entitled: VIII
liam r.. Parker w. Mary r. Sandrock Ell
al Artion In set aside Will. James
Bell. attorney for pla!utiff.
Susie Holbok VS.. Frank Holbok. Ac'
tinn for divorce on grounds Of extreme
cruelty. George Thornburg. attorney loF
plaintiff.
John n. Steel w. W. l.. Martin and
1.IorAnro Martini Action brought 10 en-
force Il contract mad" on real estate
snucrscI township. George Th"rnourH
attorney for plaintiff.
Richard perry vs.. The Riverside
..;,I., - :, rornnratinn. Martins Ferry.
uhiu, The petition alleges that the
,,I,intiff was employed by the defendant
,rmuuuy as rivct"r's helper and on
October eth. 1913. he was injured anu
asks damages for personal injuries re-
,.,.t,..d In tho gum Of $4,000. Strong.
prsbcrg, bernstein Il Mooney. OF Clere-
land. are attorneys for plaintiff.
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Soldier Heportad Dead

It was reported here yesterday thar
Patrick Finnigan. who enlisted at the
local recruiting station. had died while
en- route to France. Flnntgan was en-
rloyed at Rail and River mine No. l
md enlisted in the regular army July
10 at the local station He was assigned
to the Twenty-third q. s. infantry. Ser
ceant Otis, in charge Of the. local sta
ton. stated yesterday that he heard the
,.rorts. but was unable to verify them
until official notice Is received.
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Old Resident Dead

Hcnjalnin G.. OviuGton. aged IS year
n resident of this city for over so year
is dead at his home here after All Hlnel
of five weeks. Mr.. Or!nEton was bod
III England and cam" 20 this country
years ago. In his younger days he w1
employed as miner and for mad
YEARS he WIS Il Tatchman.. He was
member Of thr city lire department n
IL years. His wife and several childr}
SnrNiNn.
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Three hrnthcrs OF Mrs. Lewis NJ. Som
n,crs. Of South Fifth street, are now In
tho service Of their country. and are In
different branches. All are former resi-
dents Of this city Albert Webb has been
in the navy for the past nine years ana
from last reports was on IN" receiving
shin at Roston Oscar Webb. another
brother. Joined the marines in Fnllans-
bee last May and Hermann Earl Webb,
another brother, left yesterday morning
with tho second contingent Of drafted
men. for Camp Sherman. at chtllicothe,
TO 60 in training.
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POSLAM EXCELS
IN CONQUER|NG
WORST ECZEMA

That results should show overnight
ts great deal to expect OF any akin
Rnmsdy-except Poslam. But PoslAm
differs from all other remedies in pos
scSsng healing energy in a more concen-
tratrd and more active form.
That is the reason why in stubborn
Eczema 1t shortcns the time Of treat
mont and drives away minor troubles
before they become serious.
II Is n pacfying balm to angry irri-
tated surfaces.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories. 243
West 47th ST., New York City.
Urge your skin to become clearer,
fresher, better by the daily use OF
Poslam Soap, medicated with Poslam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-21
WELLSbURC

Srnc;al tn The lna lli=rncer.
WElLSi!l' re-, sept. 20. - A man
WAS arrested "u tn' streets about noon
on Thursday hy officer Jesse Bailey
and confined in the, city jail. He acted
uurrrl: ON IN" streets add morning
Thursday. and though he did not try TO
harm anyone. h. plre the impression
that H. WAS insane. Hr spoke 10 many
people on thu streets. nj cach Shlu'ulioii
hitting his hat ut arms length hooFc
his head.
The man was pnruIy under the influ-
nnr. of lidunr and had a hottie In his
norket when arrested He gave his name
ns George Sarii"ld II" Rochester. Pa, and
stated that he VAS II glass worker he
is being held in jail until he strengthens
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Mrs. George BUHi's Funer1.

Funeral services for Mrs. George
Hann, who dropped dead ut her home
in E'nllanshcc Tuesday morning Will be
lrld Friday afternoons Mt her late home
the body then being Drought to Wells
burg, where brief services will be held
=, the Presbyterian church. 1nterment
will he made In Brooke cemetery.
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MARTINS FERRY


Amid the laying OF bands and tbs
cheering OF the scrcrnl thousand people
who lined First street. tho special B. &
Q. train left promptly at $50 o'clock.
yesterday. carrying ia mon from this
district to Camp Sherman at Chillicothe.
where they will go In training for tho
new National army. The scene was one
to be remembered az the sorrowing
friends and relatives hid farewell TO the
men who left.
Long before the time for the train TO
arrive. hundreds OF people lined the
lower part of Hanover street. in order 10
get 4 View of the men as they entrained.
Tho men reported at headquarters at
80 o'clock yesterday morning and were
at once formed into line in order that the
parade might move promptly at o'clock.
Headed by a platoon OF local police and
the Peoples band. followed by the mem
bers Of the &. 4. II. and school children.
the march t. tho train was begun. All
along tho line OF march the mon were
chcered and all seemed To he in the best
Of spirits. Over 1000 school children
were in the line OF march. The members
Of the draft board boarded the train and
accompanied the men as far rs Beliaire.
where the men from district NO.
boarded tho train. after which they re-
turned to this city on street cars.
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BELLAIRE
Nr3cs Funeral Held

The funeral Of r. B. Brice. well
known resident who died at his home
at Amber station Monday. took place
Yesterday afternoon. Services were
conducted at 2 o'clock. Interment was
made In Wegee cemetery.
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Many worrneu Late.

Many OF the workmcn going to Work
In the mills yesterday morning were late
getting to the factories on account OF
waiting tin tho train carrying the draft
ed men left this city. Owing to the fact
that all the citizens we're interested In
seeing the men off little account was
taken Of the latencSs.
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Resigns Position

". E. Bruney. who has been employed
in the Peoples bank for the past several
months. has resigned his position and
will leave in a few days for Canton. where
he has accepted a position with tho Geo
A. Leonard Company. His many friends
In this city will regret to see him leave
but wish him success in his new fled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-21
BRIDGEPORT
Local BOY Promoted

Isaac E. vicKers Of this city. has boen
promoted TO corporal at Camp Sherman
at Chtllicothe. according TO word re-
ceived in this city yesterday afternoon.
Three Martins Ferry boys were also
made corporals at the same time which
speaks we'll for the drafted mon from
this district which left September Ith.
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at ST.. Cla1rsvfle.

Hon. F. Il. W"rthington. member or
the selective draft hoard No. ;" wha IN
ST.. Clairsvillc Thursday morning tn scH
the boys cntrainrd for Chilli""th". MI
Worthington made the trip in his autn-
mobile and was accompanied by Mrs.
NYorthingtnn. Mrs. Z. e: Harrison. Mrs.
blanche 1ulkins and Misses Laura T:"g-
ers md Anna j.. Norris. members NJ III"
Red Cross sorirty. who presented each
cr ths bows with Il comfort kit.
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Many Persons at Station

Several hundred persons lined tho r.
G. o. depot in this city yesterday morn
ing when the special r.. K o. train
carrying the drafted men from Martins
Ferry to Bellaire passed through. Many
local boys were on tho train and friends
and relatives were given A chance to
bid them q last farewell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-21
William Curley Dies

Late Wednesday night at his homo mt
West Wheeling. occurred tho death OF
william Curley. veteran Of the Civil
War. after n lingering illness Of COM
plication OF diseases. The deceased
was SIS years of age and has been resi-
dent Of this city for number OF years.
Funeral services will bc conducted Sat-
urday afternoon from the home Of Rob-
ert Kraft in charge Of Rev f. II.
Bourne pastor. Of the West Wheeling NJ.
E. church Intcrment will be in Lin
wood cemetery.
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Funeral Sunday

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Proxies
who died at her home at Wheeling Creek
Wednesday evening will be conducted
Sunday afternoon at . o'clock. The SER
vices will be in charge Of the bohemian
society. Of which the deceased was n
member and intcrment will be In Lin
wood cemetery.
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Honor Selected MAN.

Charles II. Porter. an employe OF the
George & Sherrard Sack factory. and
selected man who will leave on Sntur-
day. September %. for Camp Lee ut
Petersburg. was presented with hand
some wrist watch on Wednesday after
noon by his follow empnwcs. following
n speech made by A. H. Simpson. MIR.
Porter responded with few remarks oil
appreciation
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STEUBENVlLLE

STFJ-rENVII.LE,. o.. Sept. 2o.-Cor-
oner r.. II. Kirk was called to Dillon
vale Yesterday to investigate the DEAN
If an unknown man whose dead hoHy
was found along tn" Wheeling ana L;:n"
Erie tracks After an investigation th'
coroner pronounced death ms being GU"
- pn"umcnin. TIL" body Is being he.u
at pillonvalc awaiting ldeniihcatl"h'
Tho man has The appearance or being
f,rcicucr
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HAllntra Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. 4. HarbauEh OF
Shadyside left yesterday for a trip tc
Washington D. c.. and Atlantic City.
Thomas Follen Of Belmont street has
gone to Pittsburgh. where he will he
employed.
MI. and Mrs H D. Cowen are guests
OF relatives at Flushing.
The Young Peoples society Of thc
United Presbyterian church will hold a
banquet at tho church next Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe HerzherE Of Omaha
Scb.. ars guests of local relatives.
Miss Marie Watt loft yesterday for 4
visit with friends at Nit. Vernon.
Mrs. John Gates Of Gravel Hill is
srcndtug few days with friends ii
Zarcsrille.
Mrs Lawrence Stewart Of Washing
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@lled To Bed8tdo.

Or. Edward Leland kellogg. famous
New York city physician and surgeon.
has been called To this city to tho bad
side of Mrs. Virginia Fcall OF Buffalo
District. When pr. Kellogg and train
c1 nurse arrived they were Immediately
taken to the Reall hone Mrs. Beau
has been seriously III for few days.
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GAINESVILLE

BAREESVILLE O.. Sept. "o.-Thc
death Of Mrs Minnie Ella Harper ot'
CURED Thursday morning at |" o'cIn'R
nj the NIrCnnnclsvill" sanntarium. after
n lingering illness Of 4 complication ~
Diseases She was 40 years of age and
besides hcr husband. L. J. Harper. she
leaves three children. F.lizahHth. Lucy
and Rosa Hnrrcr. Tho remains will lH
brought here today and taken 10 the
home on West Walnut street. Funeral
orrangements have not been completed
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Nntipa of City Dad.

Word has been received here Of the
death hr cincinnati Of Joseph 4. Gran
t,n. aged * years. Ills death occurred
THIS morning. Mr.. Grant"n WAS horn In
This city and .Irnt his young manhood
hero. He was tic son Of Henry and
Mary Granlen. deceased. lie leaves his
wife, throe children. two sisters. MIS-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-21
EIka To WellkburR.

TIL. members Of the West virginia
FLYING school ut Beech bottom. under
the leadership Of Sergeant Dean Sned-
cker. hiked to WellshurE on THURSDAY
morning marching in tho city IN true
military fashion. After brief rest
thev rctMrnnd 70 the school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-21
Opeu Season Today

The local high school football team
will open the season this afternoon
lat League park In Martins Ferry when
they meet the Linsly team Of Wheel
ing. Coach Alvin Nelly has been put
ting the local boys through some hard
practice and a good game is expected.
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FarAutalla Mnn,arnnS.

Farewell parties and dinners In hont
Of III. drafted boys who leave for cam
tunnTr"w hay" been numerous tn
week In many cases the honor gues|
""rr. the recipients OF many useful q
ticl"s. which will come i'll handy wht
ill.,: boys get settled in camp.
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ton. Pa. has returned home after visit
with local relatives.
Mrs. J. J. Hughes has returned from
a visit with friends at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. John Steger is visiting her
daughter at Elm Grove.
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wort Being Hold Up.

Tho work Of paving Center street from
Fifth 70 Seventh streets. Is being held up
on account of the non-arrlTal OF bricks
which were shipped from the factory
Monday. Had the bricks arrived work
could have been started on laying them
this morning. as tho grading has been
completed.
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Home From Trip.

Assessor Harley R. Elson and Arthur
scott arrived IN Wednc sday evening from
Columbus. .. The trip 10 We9shurg
was made hv auto. Mr.. Elson having
lcr, his machine in the Ohio capital for
rrnnirs several weeks tago.
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Warrant FOR Teacher

Constable BrItton was at Barton yes
terday investigating Il case in which II
is said that teacher whipped a hoy
pupil unlawfully. II Is that warrant
has been sworn out by the boys father
for the arrest OF the teacher. He viii
likely be given a hearing the latter part
of the week.
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C. n McCov Deld.

Relatives her" have been notified 4
tho death If =. Is. Mccoy in Los Al
g"ies. M details were received. II
was % Years Of aec. Mr.. Mccoy wd
torn il; ih's county and spent his your|
days hero. lie left here and went
Los Angeles about 10 years ago. He wl
engaged III ID" real estate: business an
WAS very successful. Hr is survived b
His wife. who was Lizzie Garrett: tw'
Children. one sister. Mrs. Mary Whit
"f this city. and one brother. Joseph.
{ CINCINNATI
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TO Attend state Convention.

William Graham. we'll known miner
OF this city. has been elected delegate
ny LOGAN Union 1877. United Mine
Workers. to attend the state convention
of the Ohio Federation OF Labor Tho
convention will be in Cincinnati Octo-
Der S.
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TO Give soldiers Money.

It was announced last night that Rail
and River Local No. 1877. United Mine
Workers. had decided to present each
ono Of its members who Joined the ma
,ional army IS. It ia said that about 20
men from. that mine are already serving
In the army.
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Asks for Divorce,

Charles ". French has brought q
;cti"n in divorce from Ada II. f'renc
on the grounds of adultery. They wei
married in Youngstown in 1893. tt
plaintiff also asks for the custody Of til
Chilir,:n.
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ANTI And atr,st Oar Collide.

\ large Stutz touring car owned oS T..
r Lewis, of.this city. and street car
colIidcd ut tho corner OF SeabriKhts Lane
and Sixth street last evening shorty be-
fore s o'clock. but little damage resulted,
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The auto was coming south on Sixth
street. while the car was going north and
when at the corner stated tho street car
sideswiped the auto with III" result that
the rear mud guard and the running
board Of the auto werc torn off. The
auto was being driven by SON OF Mr..
Lewis at the time Of the accident.
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Nav Report Saturday.

Tia. grand Jury. which has been IN
session fer III" greater part OF the past
two weeks. may ne abb" To max" IL re-
r,r; by Saturday. II was announced TO-
dav som. witnesses La" been CHILLED
T.. ar;rHr "E FRIDAY nnl thor" arr sew
rrnI cases To H." investigated.
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The Camp Fire Girls OF this rla'e
WILL 90 70 the farm Of DR.. F. L" Has
brouck. cnat ri town. this evening
where they will he entertained over
night by Miss Esther Hnseroucls-
good time is anticipated.
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Tound Dead.

Daniel McT>"n!t;. aged "a years. Is
dead at Tho homo Of Mrs. lnez Bowman
New Alexandria. H." was found deao III
his bed, Coroner Kirk WIS called on the
GAS. md after an investigation ne
.t.,rod that death WAS due 10 heart
failure.
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1,oo,, Man Promoted.

According TO word received IN tn'S
city yesterday afternoon. three local men
who were in tho first contingent TO leave
for canp Sherman at Chill!cothe have
hecn promotrd. Privatcs George Leslie
Gordon. r'harcs Etzol and Eugene Burton
wcro promoted ~ corporal yesterday.
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Touched for Ills Roll.

\ Turk reported to the police todd
that two Scrvians attacked him lAI
last night. beat !Iia up 10 Il consideraH
extent and then robbed him. Of his I'd
q! $50. Nc arrest; have been made.
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Meeting POSTPONED

Tho meeting OF the Martins Ferry
Whist Club scheduled for yesterday al
ternoon WAS postponed on account Of the
illness of several OF the members. II is
likely that the meeting Will be held On
Thursday afternoon OF next week.
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Mart Yncrement,

Bellaire districts next increment OF
30 per cent OF the selected army Viii
lenve October 3. according to present
PLANS. The last increment will be sent
after October 8.
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M,..ionn- Society,

The Indies Home Missionary Society
Of the First Presbyterian church hold
a regular monthly meeting at the homo
OF Mrs John Nelly, on Tenth street. last
evenjnR. An interesting program was
rendered in addition 10 the business
meeting.
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Initial Sermon Sunday.

Rev. william R Chase. the new min
.ster assigned to the South Bellaire NJ.
E. church. will preach his initial sermon
Sunday morning. Rev. Chase ha. been
pastor Of the Bethesda church for sew
eral years and is preparing to move to
this city. =
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Entertain With Wiener Roast

Mrs. Alex. Moore Of stop 6 on the
Bellaire line entertained the members
Of the Kings Business class Of the Bell
aire Reformed church last evening with
q wiener roast. The evening was de-
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Entertained Glass.

The members OF the Mary and Martha
class Of the South Rellaire n. F.. church
were entertained yesterday afternoon at
the church Mesdames Dunfee and
Mocrehouse were the hostesses.