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xeeD the Building Clean.

since several c"unc:lE!' = haN" on
jectsd TO amend an aid "rdintn"". per
hitting hogs to hn raised N TIA = city
limits Of E.'liair". tn" m"nth''rS oo-
jectinG should civ" s"n1~A attention I"
th: CITY building" said T., ia" !a"t
night. WAC :av"r..! tho PROPOSITION. lie
put rho City building in class worse
than Dig pens. saying that Will" h" at
tended :h.. meeting - tn. city council
Tuesday. night. tn. oder from n" hrs,
floor was Sirksning. lie said that S"i''e
parts Of the interior At ;h' ".,% huiiL-
ing reminded on" o: n.!airc : CARING
. grounds and that IN" ode: vas w"rS''
than ANY pig l>r that h" mad had "r-
cusion "a PASS Ftc said :hat 4 NUM-
her or cities =! H., rnUn'r: hay" grant
I'd permission To citiI"nS :" rails" h'-1.
not unlr a. Il means % winning" i':'-
war bu, also Ia r.duC" -" rrlc" ~
pork. The ,rar stated there n;us' b..
something wrong =. l:'i.n!r". az far ~
nnrE r,riccS nr.. .rric. rr"l. i':.i"S ~
tho ,.cnt-tl part 20 h;i:r. he sal. 49,
selling pork at loss han il "-tr h" lr:r-
chased in HeIiair.. IL" ;inatly concluded
that ,nc winl.. S"it".u.' was Il mater
for invcS: ..n:'nn hy thu food ad:Eiris-
traitor. and wa~ @: III opinion tht COM
hinationS in I:"'it;~" Nor. responsible"
for maintaining h!Sh prices on nj! food
pco5nrts
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RHEUMAT|CS
ARE SATISFIED
SATISFIED THAT "NEUTRONE
PRESCRIPTION SO" DOES ALL
THAT is CLAIMED FOR 1T.

They have used "Neutrnne Prrscrip-
ton o. for all forms Of rheumatism
and Neuralgia, they frankly tell how
il has proven lis quick and lasting
benefit.
The words Of praise from New
hurCh's relieved Rheumatic sufferers
will prove TO many crippled sufferer
Il welcome message pointing tho way
10 quick and permanent relief.
What is moro convincing than home
testimony"
"Nrutrone Prescription 80" from Its
remarkable success has sprung into
ALMOST instant popularity; III pro-
ducCs results"
Get a 5Uc OF s1.0o bottle to-day, you
will be surprised at the Improvement
even in n short time. Mail orders
filled on $500 size.
E. II. Grcst Il Co.. Wheeling. ".
Va. and druggists everywhere.
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MANNlNGTON

On Thanksgiving cvcnIn .hc Elks
will give 4 reception and dnnc,> Mt their
club rooms N honor Of Lor.n TIldrcth.
Harry Thomas md James Desmond. all
members of M. Is Il. T. q. F.. Tho
boys lraV" December | tn join the l.. 5.
navy.
Edward Ga;,shan and Thomas BAN
mann ar" in 'ark"rshurs. where they
will enlist IT, the t. :. navy.
Mr.. md Mrs. Sterile Metz arc IN
Wheeling. wh"r" Mrs Metz will undergo
an operation at the ohio Valley General
hospital
Miss Bessie Errnrr. student at the
North Whcrlnc hospital Ia homo To
spend THANKSGIVING with her mother
here
James r. Sturm md family. lcft ycs-
terday for Oklahoma, where they Will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arlir Cnnaway w''l
leave this week for Tampa. Fla. where
they Will spend tho winter.
Miss Grnirvrve Magrr ~ spending
the day with friends in Metz.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snllny ~ rarkcre-
burg. are herr To spend THANKSGIVING
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Reaty.
Miss Anna Faulgncr IL the guest OF
her brother and family IN Erie. PA.
MrA. NJ. a. Knots will entertain the
Ladies' Bir:hday club at h'r home on
West Main street Thursday afternoon.
Miss Anna Currar Ia spending
Thanksgiving al her home in Wheeling.
g. T. Barnett Of baltimore, Md, is
business visitor hrrc.
Misses Margaret lIanlry and Clnricc
Turner Of tho Fairmnnt Normal scn""l.
arr home To spend Thanksgiving holt
days.
Mrs X. N. Hike was a visitor in Fair
mont yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Warder an daughter
returned 70 their home in Smithiinld
yesterday after being called here by tn"
death Of Mrs Stewards brother.
MIR. VIM. walters Of Wheeling. WAS a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. clyde Shanks and son. and MtsH
Natl. Sharks are Falrmont visitors
this morning.
Mrs. c. e. Shepard Is tho guest Of
friends In MorGnntown this week.
Mrs Jennie Hess OF l'airmont. il visit
ing friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Altman returned
last evening from West Milford sta
ton.
Mrs J. q. Lyons left this morning Cor
her home in ClarksburE.
Mrs. Earl Patterson was a Wheeling
visitor this week. .
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MT. PLEASANT

Farmers Institute will bc hold in
Tho yearly meeting house on Wcdnes-
dag and Thursday. December and e..
Mrs. Ida Durham. Of Knox county Will
address the ladies on the first day Of
the meeting. Mrs. Durham will talk
from tx ,,ericnccs about women's prob
lens. Names Of state speakers will
; ne known later.
Westminster Glcc club will meet At
tho homo OF Miss Camilla McConahcy
I Friday evening. November 30. Al 1880.
Mrs Fen Coleman is seriously I'll at
i her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thorton. OF
Pleasant Grove were business callers
IN this place Saturday.
Mcssrs. Harry Schuhlc and Edward
Spoonhaltz. were callers at the home
of J. W. Lawrence Saturday.
Or. Ben Bone. Of Moundsrille. Mr.
Walter Rome. son and daughter. of New
| York. arc visiting their father. Mr..
Pinkcy Bone. Of this place. Dr.. Bono
! having COME through with his brother
and children from Moundsvillc. IN hia
touring car.
Thanksgiving services will he held In
the Friend church "Wednesday evening
At 7:30 o'clock. Row. Sutton. pastor Of
ihn Methodist church will deliver tho
Thanksgiving sermon.
McssrS. C. w. He'll and F.. Kull. OF
Torkvile. were callers near this place
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Herman Erinkn. OF
Martins Ferry. spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Krinkir.
Mr. NJ. e. nutton was a caller AT the
home Of Mr.. San, Moore, Of Conncrrille
Monday.
Mr.. Gffn. and another gentleman
Of tho Davis Nurkman & Tyler Music
Company. or Wheeling. were callers
near. this place Monday.
Mr.. j. \. buchanan was caller in
.tdrna Monday.
Mr. Charli" Zcyer was caller in
Wheeling Tuesday.
Public Sain nr Mr.. Add Hum nhrcvillc
will hc held nj his HON" ono mile cast
Of this nlac" Saturday. December !.
Public sale Of Mr. Howard March,
hank. will be held IN the farm. owned
: by Mrs Mary Jane Meek. one milcI
ives, Of this place. Tuesday. Deem
! bcr T.
Mr William Murray was thrrshing
"Wednesday ut his home.
McSsrs. William and Harry Krinki
We're callers In YorlNrillc Tuesday.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Lieut. Philip Cainr arrived home
yesterday. to spend 4 short furlouGh
with his mother. hrfnr" entering upon
his duties n, Camp Sherman. whore he
has b"en. assigned.
Mt and Mrs John Rroman and
daughter. Frc,Ia. arrived HON" yrStrr-
day. after visiting their son, Corporal
Russnl Eroman. at Cana Shcrman. who
loft Tuesday evening for New York.
preparatory t. sailing for Franco for
active duty
The weekly meeting II IN" Junior
Order or United American Mechanics,
viii hr held In their hall "r Hanover
street this evening.
Miss Carol!n" Eutirrt1cld. surcrintrn-
dent " thr local hospital. left yrst"r-
dn" morning 20 spend THANKSGIVING
with friends In Boston.
Tho Mimi" Watson properly on
North Fourth street. which wis Offered
at shrriGs sal" yesterday vas pur-
chased by W. l.. Noble.
The Rod Cross work room will ho
closed today. hut will DC open as usual
tomorrow morning.
ltrnc Middictnwn Will loav" this
morning for ptllonrtlr. 80 spend the
day with relatives.
Yesterday. after 4 short visit in this
city.
Mre r. 4. ElaokCorth and children
left yesterday morning for Nnrrislowu
Pa, to spend Thanksgiving day with
relatives.
Paul Martin viii! leave this mnrn1E
for S;cuhcnvi!lc. TO spend Tho Jay With
relatives.
W. L.. G7hrn<. former local resident.
hut. now Of Toledo. Is N tn" cit" for
4 frw days calling on friends.
Miss Gertrude Morgan !cft last "vcn-
ing for SIrWb"nvi!lr. To spend several
days with friends.
Miss Nell Mcpherson ~ this city.
will leave This morning for Columbus.
Ia ap"nd week with relatives.
Harold i2rirhmjll"r l"ft last cvcninE
Cor Struh"nviIl". /" join his family.
who is visiting "A, that place.
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Bridgeport Briefs

Mrs. Irene Burroughs and 'h''dreh'
left yesterday morning for Kansas l"
make their future home.
The weekly meeting nf tho knlGhlS OF
T'ythias will he held III their ha'l IN
Main street. thiG evening.
MIR. and Mrs. George StccnrotE OF S'"P
six on the BcllniTr line. are inc prouu
parents OF baby boy. born Tucsdhy'
Miss Stella Tuppan. county nurse ieit
Yesterday morning on a short business
rim TO Flushing.
T. \. Hunt "f E"lhrsda. Is in IN" city
for a f"w days calling on friends ana
relatives.
!. T.. Fox left yesterday morn'n3 io'
Fuirpoinl. To spend several days aunt
ing. -,
Probate Judge John r. Nichols OF 81
CIairsyilI... Was "A business visitor In tho
city last evening.
carl Wilson hn& returned 10 his nome
after 4 business trip to Fairp"int. IN tue
interest If The ha rbar'S union
T.. l.. Wright returned HON" las: we
ming after spending several days IN
Iarucsvlllc on business.
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NO WORD YET ABOUT
CHARLES BOREHART
Parents Have Reached Camp NOW But
Have Sent No Word
Home.

At a late hour last night no word
~ 70 tho condition OF Charles Bore
hart. vino WAS shot at Camp Leo Mon
day had ls>cn received and his relatives
and many friends arr a-rriou@iy walt
ing for some message. Mr.. linrchArt' :
mother and father. MIR. and Mrs, Bore
hart irf; Tuesday evening for IN" camp
and arrived th"r" some TIM" yesterday.
Charles I:nr"hnrs was ;un"nc the first
county drafted l,uyS Ia 70. Has parents
received word tnr them Ia com" 10 inc
canrp immediately that their son had
been shot and was iii serious cond-
ton They left nj trlCc. Further m
formation received stated that Bnrehart
ard several othrr soldier boys had Eon"
- Z place alleged ~ haE" been i
&,.cakcaSy. After leaving. tn" proprietor
missed some OF his stock and suprosinS
tlrr soldiers had taken II. started III
pursuit Upon catching up with them
r." shot and lIorrhart was wounded,
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uTTLETON m

Mt. Wayne Eni1 who Is employed at
Knburn. spent Thursday and Friday hero
with his family.
Mr.. ]. l.. Newman Of New Martins
willie. was business visitor here Thurs
day.
Misses Gladys LonEstretch and Iva
and May Hopcwell Of Warrington, visit
; cd friends here over Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Petit are spending
Thanks giving with their daughter. Mrs.
| L. NJ. Wetzel in Fairmont
! Mr.. r. J. Clarkson. spent Thursday in
Warrington on business.
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams returned homo
after months visit with her daugh-.
ter. Mrs. Howard Adamson n WayneS-
, burg .
! Miss Naomi Henderson spent Satur-
day with friends in Fatrmont
! DIR. J. A Parter Is spending a few
days in Mt. Clemens, for the benefit OF
his health. -
; Mr. Ralph Could has returned home
after ten days hunting trip spent in;
the mountains.
Mt. George Smith who is employed at
Wheeling. visited his family here over
Sunday.
! Mir. and Mrs Thomas Huntington and
! family spent Sunday with friends In
Wheeling
; Mr.. Jesse LoadenSloger who Is en-
ploycd Mt Glover Gap spent Sunday here
with his family.
| Miss Cecilia BIssett has returned ia
her HON" In Holloway. after visiting
friends here for , fcw days
Mrs. D. l. VOID Of Rayland Is VISIT
ing her parents; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Anderson here for few days
| Miss Francis AcI5twee and Josephine
Villcrs spent Thursday with friends in
Hundred.
: Mrs. Clyde Henderson OF Warrington
visited friends here Monday.
| Nr. Thomas Kinble who Is employed
at Holloway. spent Saturday and Sum
day here with his parents.
Miss Nellie Owen spent Saturday and
Sunday with friends In Manning eoa.
| Mrs. WILDER Burca left wednesday for.
her home in Warrington after visiting
friends here for lew days!
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Bayts oftFGfc>
view. are visiting trends here for d few
/ days.
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BENFOOD

The tax collectors office will be cloe1d
all dag. Friday VII be the last day of
the discount period.
Evening Star lodge VIII hold . meet
ing Monday evening. December 3. to
elect officers. Charles Rider. Jr- presi-
dent urges all membrs to be present
us he has n surprise n store for them
in the way Of social INVERSION
Police court this ecn!nE contained
one case. Jim Beck was arrested for
assault and battery b: Officer Spccht
lIc was fined three dollars and costs.
Yesterday was pay ay for the city
employees.
". Butts Of McMccha street Is still
confined to his home as 4 result OF IN
injury. which he received while. at work
at the crcamatory.
The Liberty club hofS its weekly
dance this evening at Arrnory hall.
Music Will By furnished ~ Baehman's
orchestra
All the stores and the hnwood bank
sill be closed today In oscrrancc or
ThanksGtrinE holiday.
Mrs. Settic Dolbear Will open a res
taurant the first Of next wck In tho old
schad property, at Fourth and Main
streets.
special Thanksgiving serves will DO
held this morning In severalchurchcs.
Mrs. Jacob Caten and dauSter Goldie.
lief, yesterday for Gary, 1ncana- They
will spend the Thanksgiving holidays
with John and Orville Caten-
Wilton Lewis Of Marshall 'treet, IS
slowly Improving from an. sttack VI
typhoid. =;
The Lutheran church win bid thels
weekly choir practice this eveIns.
Mis-. Vclnrn Muldrcw. who ~ been
III for tho past week has recoVrcd and
Viii he able to enjoy her Thanksgiving
dinner.
Mrs. Isaac Thomas Is III at h' home.
Johnny iiately who IS suHeris FROM
typhoid pneumonia Is reported be IN
a serious condition.
Laura Becker Of Main stree will
leave today for Postboy. o. whNe she
Will spcnd the Thanksgiving hoeaya
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Licensing Hotel Bakeries

1t has been announced by mo leoel
food administration that hotels. care
rcstSlrnntS having their own oaKeri'
erc to he licensed under the proclams
lion of the president and several loo
establishments have already made
pllCatlon-.
There was homo nisunderstADdns
The clause. where the restaurants a!
hotels were noted. but the food admit
istratIon has clearly defined the ISSUE
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On South broadway. passed away At the
home of his sister. Mrs. Jennie CicnanS.
lntc Tuesday night. after a several
weeks Illness OF I complication OF dis
cascs. Mr.. Jones was thirty-"lght years
Of age. and has hc"n a resident of this
city for many years. His sister and
ono. brother. W. II. Jones. survive. Flu
neral services will be held Friday aft
crnonn. In charge OF Rev. T.. K. Mc-
Daniel. pastor OF III" First Baptist
church. and tho FrRtornal Order or
ElGI"s. OF which the deceased WAS a
member will attend In body. Inter
'ncnI will he in Rivcrl'iew cemetery.
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BED Cross Meeting.

y meeting Will - hold in tho Rcd
Cross hraiu'iartrrS. Monday afternoon
III -.i5. Of all the "ommittccs Of bed
Cross Christmas campaign. |" prepare
for the h!g Christmas driV" that starts
rrv"ynh"r -. Kenneth Cooper Will be
in charge Of IN" meeting and eight roy
rrs,nta,iTrS Of lhc county Will H. hc:e
IT, CT their uS;ru"t ions.
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Much interest is being taken in tho
football game. 10 be played NJ I.caE1i"
park this afternoon. between the local
High school team and tho Mou ndsrillc
team as It will decide tho champion
shin Of tho valley. Tho M"undSvili"
lads hlv" lost hut on" game so far this
season. while the locals have n clc;Lu
slate. with seven victories and tw"
tics. The game will b. called at 2:45
o'clcck. ard with fair weather record
breaking drcwd will hc on hand.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Tho marrjas. Of Miss virginia Nc
Way. daucht.r of Mr. auh Mrs. K w.
IcVay ,nd Waiter Z. l'rr"rmaH. ~"
soielnrlzcd at mo"r yesterday. ~ 't:,'
home OF u" brides I:.r"uis IN North
Jefferson street. To-. / - iou"r. rector
OF Trinity E2isc"2a; church. officiating.
Roth ar. we'll known ?"unS poop" ana
have hos: IF friends IN i'.!ih;r'. MI
or ancas-rru wedding tr;r. th"E VII
make their nom" on North JEFFERSON
Strcrt
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r,ieut Bail Homo.

fWiTliard Ball. who receives! first
lirut"nant'S commission IN IN" i"ld ar
iIlirry ~ Fort T"niamin Harrison. ar
rived home Yesterday. IN spend L short
furlouph with his parents. l:lil looks
INC picture ri Walth As ia" has gained
l., rounds in tho three months that n"
was IN training camp. II" VIII Teav" IN
December II for ;;!" SAth division Of the
National Nrmy. where he has been as
signed for duty.
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Cana will be Attraction

TIL" football rarn" I" j." played At L"a-
CUE park this afternoon. between th..
Martins Forty high school and IN"
M,undsEill. hirh s'h""l viii b" An at
traction fer i"ca' l"""pl" rs tho Ferry
team has :, nrtni.r al! followers in tins
r!Iy. ~ I"uhi = lnrG" crowd trum
thiS city Will l." IN attendance.
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Neu Instructor Named.

announcement WAS mad" yesterday
10 tn" effect that J. Evuc" LtnchurE. OF
Athens has been named 20 succeed
Prof. Mount, who recently resigned as
instructor in the High school. F!ot.
Mount will leave Friday for Detroit
Mich and Prof LineburE Will arrive
hero In tim" 20 take up MS duties Mon
day morning Nr ~ graduate OF the
Ohio State university. and was princl-
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Joseph Faust. we'll known contractor
who sustained fracture OF IN" right
hin. IN Il fall ~ his HON" Tuesday Cv"n-
inr, is resting easy at the local h"spi:
tai. whore hc was removed inm"dia t"ly
after II. accident. Th" attending ply
@ician stated last evening. chat unless
unforeseen complications develop h" viii
recover.
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MARTINS FERRY
Union Thanksgiving Services,

Tho annual union Thankss1VinG sNrT'
ices will be held this morning at 1880
o'clock. In the United Presbyterian
church. NJ the corner of Fourth and
Hanover street. Tho sermon will he
delivered by Rev. K. K. Mrnani". pas
tor OF Tho First BAPTIST church. and NJ
doubt the the large auditorium If INC
church will be taxed 10 its capicity.
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BRIDGEPORT
Union Thanksgiving Services

Union Thanksgiving hny services will
H., held this morning in tho kirkw"oI
NJ. t.. church AMI til" sermon will h" do
lIvrr"d hy Rev. ". W. Long. pastor Of
tn" West bridegroom NJ T., church
Special music Will, H." furnished by the
l.Lulr ur the church.
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oMalley- williams wedding Today.

The marriage Of Charles OAlailcy and
Miss Edith Williams. TWO popular
young prorl" ot this city viii be SOL
emnizcd this afternoon 1T III" home
of ,hc hrid" $ parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred williams. on Fayctt" street. Aft
cr a short wedding trip thG young
rnu pie will b. at home TO their friends
GA fayc:ic street
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M'MECHEN

There will b. n sr.rcial Fh.G.ksRtn-'
service AZ 1:2o o'clotk tonight attho
Church Of God. and in The absence oth'
pastor. {. w Fuller. Jr.. minister oth7
Christian church. Will BE- nc chairfin.
b. W. Roberts. minister 81 Inc 'hGh.
will deliver an address.
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Business Ecuses to Close

Practically all "f IN" business housna
"F thc city Will clos" today in order that
tn" ,mrluN"S might have y rhanc" To
ulS"rv" THANKSGIVING day. Tho usual
halliday hnurs Will hc "bS"rvrd. at IN"
post Office and all public offices viii H.
closed Ill day
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BELlAIRE
lieutenant Aldredge Homo.

l.inut. T. NJ Aldr"dg,. former we'll
known newspaper nam. arrived nom"
last nigh: from Fer; E"Hlanlin tttrrt-
son. H. was commissioned t1S; week
and Will y. called mt" i!:'. S'r' 80 Dc
cembar L..
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Mooney nrc spending n few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Richcy 1T Hundred.
Mrs Amanda Richie. of Washington. Is
spending few days with Mrs. Annie
Majors.
Mrs. Eta Alley spent Monday with
Mrs. Joseph Shcrrich.
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prent,ce Funeral Todny.

RI" funeral "f Mrs. Ed. Prentice. VIII"
dad ~ IA" .Ity hospital Tuesday
,u,,ruiny. will take pl:t'" TINS afternoon.
Services will ln. conducted 1t IN" hrH"
nu South fremont street 1T "'rl"ck.
tutcr,n..r, xiii H.. in Kos" Hill come
tory.
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Business Houses to Close.

Practically all OF III" business houses
Of the city will he closed this after
noon and some will remain closed All
day. in order To Iivo their employees
4 chance To observe Thanksgiving day.
TIL. banks. barber shops and all public
offices will also b" closed throughout
tho cn,ir,. day. Tn" mail carriers will
make no deliveries and III" general de-
livery window at III" prS;nilIcc. will be
oI-,ll but short time.
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Miss TIee"n Dawson entertained 4
party nt friends list "N"nint; e; h~T
home Oh Franklin ~tr"st. Games and
music wcr. the diversions and a lunch
con was served
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nal Of tho West Lafay"tt" High -S.lo"l
He VIII hn INSTRUCTOR nf mlth"ua!ir>
au! scicrr". rs wnll rs athletic inS'ru,'-
TOR and coach of IN" football tam.
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TIL" Triangle club will give a mas
qucradc ball In the F>ratcrnal hall. on
North Fifth street this evening. an'!
III" indications ar" that the event Will
b.. largely attended. Music will DC fur
niShcd 10y tho Elite SaNoLhome ar
chcstra OF this city.
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The members OF the high Schoo! loo'-
hall team will lcav" this morning TO-.
Scw cumberland where they will play
80 ,.,m NJ ina, nlacr. \ number II
rootcrs will accompany TIM eleven.
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Damage Suit Filed

The Wheeling Steel and Iron Company
was yesterday made defendant in a
So mn damage suit. hl"d by Attorneys
w. L. hlhan and Il. W. 'Schertzcr. act
iny for William Nilderhrand. The lat
TER sustained injuries in tho company S
;,lant at Yorksvillc about year ago,
hv having his foot caught in Some ma
rhincrv a. III" plant. Tn" case viii
com. up ~ the next term of court
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Eagles TO Elect.

An important meeting 81 E"i.alrS
acrin Of Eagles xiii hr hid n"v: Mon
GAY evening in odd F'.ii"ws hall on
Teinan, s;rs".. Offices viii y" elect
ed ard an members arc urged n attend.
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conducted this evening NJ tho Frs: NJ
r.. church. Re-. J. II. l-twther If tlr
First Pr"sbyt'riah church viii preach
M: sermon. and minister's "f tho locL
churches Will assist in the services.
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roonsr Football player Commissioned.

Word was received In this city yes
tcrday, to tho effect that John Price, Of
Carton. who played on tn" Athletic font
bail team tho past TWO seasons. had
received Il FIRST li"ut"uants commission
at Fort benjamin Harrison last week.
Price hAs a host "f friends IN this city
who were pleased 10 learn nj his snC-
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In III" list &C winners announced L.;
TIN. agricultural extension department or
Ia. ohio SI;n" university. appears IN"
nnfr!" "t = lu. II buy. Frank lr"mnvIc.