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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-09
NE US BRIEFS

-Wheeling's first negro playground
has been opened on the Lincoln school
grounds l. n. Kiss Of Baltimore IS
ia charge. The American flag. do
mated by George House. Jr.. of House
& Hermann, has been raised over
the gardens planted by the negroes;
The grounds are pretty well equlppel
with play devices for the delectatlon
Of the little colored youths.
The handsomely Illustrated an.
nual bulletin of facts and figures OF
the Wheeling Commercial association,
sent out last week. is being highly
publication was compiled by General
Manager, Ketchum and his assistants.
This evening at 8 o'clock the, re-
Gently elected heads of the various
departments of the Wheeling Com,
mercial association will meet and
name a president OF the organization
for the ensuing year. A secretary
will also be chosen and plans for the
years activities will be outlined.
Eight marriage licenses werr Is
sued at tho county clerks OFFICE SatuF-
Every prisoner in tho county jail
will b. vacctnated today as a safeguard
against smallpox. Sheriff Hastings
and hi, entire staff OF deputies were
vaccinated Saturday.
George D. Rowlands. OF the Island.
has been named president Of the Coal
Ridge Coal company. The company
holds large stripping mines in Noble
and Guernsey counties. Ohio.
DIR. 0. W. Burdats. and James py-
son are planning for their trip to Bos-
ton. whore they will represent Wheel
ing oldGe. No. IS. and the Elks Grand
, lodge convention.
Members Of the Central Fishing
club departed yesterday on the steamer
Milton for tho MusklnGum river. where
they will spend several weeks camp
Ing and Fishing. II is the clubs thirty
tifth annual outing.
Il. r. Tanner. AN expert accountant
Of Chicago. is spending q few days IN
tn. city going over the c!ty's accounts
with "A :4"w of advising council what
improvements can DC mad" in the city
accounting system.
John Pap"S and James RAredes. ar
rested Saturday h. Roundsman Tom
Wier and PHtrnlman Sandy Crimson.
who found them with an automobile
ioad Of beer. will have u hearing be-
fore Suu;rr IT,. L. Dnbbs tomorrow.
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South Side Briefs.

Miss Carrie Arnold of Parkersburg
is visiting friends on the South Side.
Misses Emma and Marie klieves OF
MoySton street are visiting at the
North Side. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Miss Alma Rosel. student at west
Liberty Normal school. spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents on
Forty-sixth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. Didion of Thirty
eighth and Eoff streets are visiting
friends and relatives al Donohue. Va,
- Mrs. Jacob Smith OF Wood street
has recovered from an illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Speidel. Jr.. are
visitors 1T PunXSutawney. Pa.
The Willing Workers OF ST. Paul S
Evangelical church will meet this eve
ninS in the lecture room Of the church.
Lester Geisel of Thirty.seventh and
Jacob streets is seriously Ill at the
Ohio Valley General hospital follow
ing an operation.
Last evening Or. F. ". Hinitt. pres
ident Of Washington and Jefferson
college. preached at the Second Pres
byterian church.
Miss Clara Bell OF South Eoff street
is recovering from an Illness.
Kenneth Mansell of Forty-second
street has returned from visit at the
Moundsville camp grounds.
Albert Robinson of South Chapllne
street has returned TO this city after
visiting at ClarkSburg.
Mrs. Elsie Paxton OF Eoff street was
at Moundsvrtlle yesterday attending
the funeral Of relative.
Miss Marie White Of Chapline street
. is spending this. week at Pittsburgh.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. Thomas Bouar. OF Moundsville.
is the guest OF Mrs Elizabeth Porter. Of
West Alexander.
Miss Margaret Stewart. of Elm Grove.
has. returned home. after spending the
past week with friends on Peters run.
Matthew z. Dimmack. of Triadelpha.
has been appointed secretary and treas
uler OF the. Elm Grove Coal Company.
now operating at that place.
The Modern Woodmep of the same
place. will hold their regular meeting
tomorrow evening in the lodge hall.
Joseph Scowkl and family. of Lortng
Grove on account Of the paralysis
scare.
I'harles vscrheller. Of Trtadelphia. has
:emodcled and painted his home.
Mrs. F. n. Walton. of Forest View.
will entertain the members OF the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the First NJ. E.
church OF Elm Grove. at her home to-
morrow evening.
troop Of Boy Scouts will be held to-
morrow evening in the basement or the
First NJ F.. church: The orchestra Of
the troop will meet Friday evening in
the church.
Charles paSue and Charles Caldwell
Of Elm Grove. have received their five
passenger Overland touring cars.
Harry Branfnss. of Pittsburgh, is tho
guest Of relatives and friends in Elm
Grove.
Gilbert Veins. of Valley Grove has
received his new five-passenger Over
land touring car
II. NJ. Horse. OF New Philadelphi Ia
Pa. is the guest of relatives in Valley
Grove.
Carl Smith. of Elm Grove. has resign
ed his position with the Bell Telephone
Company. and is now spending several
days with relatives near Clinton. 49,,
Paul Shields. drug clerk of the Blum
Pharmacy, at Elm Grove. has Joined
the Ohio Valley General hospital unit.
and expects to see service in France.
Jesse Keller. conductor on West Ntr-
GINA Traction &: Electric Company limo
has purchased the Whitecotton property
in McCurdy's addition.
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Vain streets, general superintendent

Main streets, general superintendent
Of the Wheeling Electric company. =,
Funeral services will be held al .
o'clock this afternoon al the nome OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Garden, NO, 49,
Main street. The Rev. Ira G: Nc,
Creery, pastor of the Second United
Presbyterian church, OF when yrs:
Howard was a member, Viii conduci
the services. The body, accompanied
By the family, will be taken on me
5>35 o'clock train this evening over
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad 10 Mrs.
Howards old home al Painted Post.
Steuben county. New York, Tor inter-
nlent.
Mrs. Howard leaves besides heF
husband two daughters. Misses lSa'
belle and Helen. al home. she y also
survived by her father, MelVllie f.
! Lansing, and sister. MIS-. l.: a
| Flower, both OF Painted POST; MIS-.
Flower has been here during her SIS
ter's illness. ,,,,
Mrs. Howard came to Wheeling
about three years ago 10 JOIN heF nus
band, coming from Scranton IA.
where they lived for several years;
Since coming to Wheeling she formed
I a wide circle OF acQuaintanceS, among
/ whom she was held in highest esteem
Besides her utilization with the oecono
United Presbyterian church She was
an active member OF the Woman
club and was one Of the charter mem
bers of the local chapter, Daughters
/ of The American Revolution.
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YORKV|LLE MILL
WORKING AGAIN
Differences With Screw BoyB Adjusted
Started In Full ut Md
Might,

Operations in full were resumed at
midnight after the plant had been idle
one week. Sunday night week ago
the screw boys refused TO return 10
work under the customary condition OF
having 10 carry iron. Their demands
were not granted and they struck. tyins
up the plant. Yesterday afternoon the
differences were adjusted satisfactorily.
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William T.. Chiffon of the death Of
David l.. Johnston. Of Portland. Ore.
lrict OF this state in 1898 and also for
mrr judge of tho Mercer circuit court.
Judge Johnston moved 10 oregon sew
cral years ago on account of his health.
He is survived by Il widow. son. who
lives in Rlueficld. and daughter. at
whuSe home he died
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ed on the charge OF stealing and sell
ing teachers examination questions,
it was announced here today. It IS
said Hubs took Adkins into his con
idence to catch the thief who had
been stealing the papers Adkins is
we'll known throughout the western
part of the State. 49,,
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Interest in Mothers Club.

Much interest ia being given to the
Mothers club which has been recent
" organized at the Forty-sixth street
playground. Each Friday the South
Side mothers who have joined will
pose of sewing. crocheting. etc. The
officers have arranged for promi-
hent Wheeling physician 20 address
them next Friday on "Infantile Pa
ralysis."
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HenE Fteld.

NEW YORK. July S.-Henry Field
grandson Of the late Marshall f1cld;
Chicago merchant and financicr. died
l,,tc today in the Presbyterian hospital
in this city. where he was operated on
for AN ahscrss on one Of his lungs. II
had m'cn annnunccd that Mr.. Field
condition was satisfactory. ana ms
death was unexpected. His body Will
be taken 10 Chicago tomorrow.
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tSchneider) BUGGY. wife OF former Fo-
lice Lieutenant William H. BUGGY. who
died in n local hospllal Thursday. Will
be held in the family hume. 2"l9 Market
street, this afternoon AT 2:Sn o'clock
Tho Rev. William 6. Ulfcrt Of st. Johns
German Protestant church will ntiiciate
and burial will he in Greenwood.
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Mrs. Augusta Sophia Kilver.

Mrs. August sophia IWatcrhouse) MI
Yer uvcd -. II Wcll klIuNh and hlshly
.strcmrd resident of this city for many ANY
,cars, died in the family home, 2b29
.Iaroh street. saturday afternoon at AZ
o'clock. Death WAS du" |" con'PIlIA
ira, - diseases incident - advanced
Years.
Mrs. Kilvsr was born in Germany.
January "a. l.2>. and WAS III" daughter
rf the lat" Mr.. and Mrs licnrE Water
hot 80. when Il :"unS girl she came i"
mrs ,nuntry win her parents who for
some TIM T., sided in CINCINNATI: she
vas married I'm lS6" to Henry kilvcr,
who died IN this riIv in l9!l. Mrs. XII
Yer Was II member Of 81. stephens Gtre
nrun Reformed church. She leaves me
rnIIrwinp children. William II. and Ed
war,! KiIy-" Mrs. Charles q. Stein. Mrs.
Jacob 3riswaqg"r. Mrs. Robert Eahr-
ling. al Of this city. and Miss Matilda
kuvrr of Pittsburgh.
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WILL NOT PROSECUTE.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, July s.
State Supervisor Of Grading and Elk
aminaiions George Z. Hubs refused
to return an Indictment against Lu,,
clan L. Adkins. Cabell county school
teacher, after Adkins had been arrest
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Jomn Downs.

Special pspatrh Ia III. lntclrEerrrI
CLARKSRURG, W Va, July s.-John
Downs. assistant. superintendent at
Salem for the Philadelphia Gas Com
pAny. died to-day In Clarksburg nos
pitai after n long illness Of romplIca-
ton 0; diseases, aged - years. The
widow and several children survive him.
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Child Plague Victim.

Lillian. the j-ycar-old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Garrison. OF Pat
terson. succumbed to infantile paralysis
early yesterday. The death was report
ed TO the county health officials. and d
private funeral was arranged. Funeral
services were held Yesterday afternoon
at o'clock from the place OF death.
Rev. !. H. Hess. pastor of the First
". f. church of Elm Grove. had charge
of the services. and interment followed
in the Stone Church cemetery.
\ strict quarantine has been declared
between the towns of Patterson and
Elm Grove. and officers will not per-
nit any child under Is years Of age TO
leave or enter Patterson. No new cases
were reported at a late hour last night.
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Mrs Grace Lansing Howard.

Mrs. Grace Lansing Howard died
in the North Wheeling hospital AT l
O'Clock last evening after An illness
OF several months and sever" 0pfr-
alton some weeks ago. She was III"
wife Of Frank Howard of Fifth and
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7. M ponnelly Il Dead.

The death OF j. ~. Donnelly. OF West
Alexander. occurred yesterday morning
at o'clock at the family home. from
injuries received III Il 20>toot TALL from
a barn at Coon Island about 4 mile
from West Alexander Mr.. Donnelly
was in his send year. Besides his witc.
he Is survived by three daughters. Mrs.
Henry Mullener. OF Eighty-tOur. Pa;
Mrs Thomas Campbell. of California.
Pa: Mrs Frank Duubenspcck. of Cen
,ervillc. Pa. and one son. George. OF
West Alexander. He also has tw"
brothers: Glenn. OF Jctfersonville. No.
and Elmer. OF Glendale.
The funeral services Will be held to-
morrow afternoon Ut 2:30 o'clock. from
the place OF deatG. luterment will fol-
low In the West Alexander Cemetery.
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BODY Of Prery Child Arrives.

The body Of Catherine Virginia Friery.
three-year -old daughter Of Hurry j. aud
Nettie tBodcnl Fricry, OF 233n Market
street, who died in Baltimore hospital,
Friday arrived in the city yesterday
afternoon. Funeral services will he held
in the home today and burial Will be IN
Nj Calvary.
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SOUTH SIDE NEWS
Services at Wesley M. s.

Last evening q splenedld service
was held at the Wesley N. E. church.
Owing to the illness Of the pastor. Rev.
P. Y. DeBolt. W. NJ. Hervey and W..
L. Miller preached. Special music was
rendered b. the choir
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Will Entertain ucky Glover.

This evening the Lucky Glover club
will be entertained at the home Of Miss
Marie Weiss Of Water street. After
devoting an hour and half TO bust
ness matters and sewing a luncheon
will be served
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TWO Camps on Big Wheeling.

TWO clmpe VIII be cSIAbIlShed On st
Wheeling creek today. Tho Boys Ath-
letic CLUB or the ST. Marks Lutheran
church of Elm Grove will leave for thor
camp near the Langmeyer farm. where
they will enjoy weeks outing and will
be taught the fundamentals Of regular
army life.
The Wheeling Boy Scouts will hold
their annual outing near the Magnolia
club on the same stream. They will
make camp today and from the ndicu-
tious they will have royal time. Mr.
Barry, OF the Thomson IL. Z. church
troop. will be in charge.
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Go TO Detroit.

= This afternoon the seven Felician
Sisters of ST. Ladislaus Catholic
church at Forthwith and Eoff streets
will leave 70 spend theeir summer va
cation in a convent at Detroit.
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..OUT-1HE-PIkE
Lawn Fetes and Suppers.

A number OF lawn fetes are schsd-
uled to take place during the next four
weeks.
The Uomen's and Mems Bible classes
OF the First Christian church or Elm
Grove will hold lawn fete on the
lawn OF the Fry hotel Saturday even
ing. The plans for the affair are fast
maturing. and 1t promises to be large
event. The lawn will artissically deco
rated. and all kinds OF refreshments
will be on sale.
The members OF the Ladies' .Nd So
ciety OF the Buckley NJ. &. church If
Edgwood will hold another lawn fcte
on the Edgwood parry on July ls and
90. The ladies are arranging for a
large sale OF refreshments and articles
usually found at such affairs.
A lawn rete and supper Will be held
In the hall and on the grounds OF the
ST. Vtncent's school. o. Elm Grove. on
August l and ?. The proceeds OF the
affair is for the school and a large
number OF tickets are expected TO be
disposed Of. Supper starts promptly at
5 o'clock each evening.
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runera1 for CHARLES pornan Today.

Thu. afternoon at 40 o'clock funeral
S"Ivir"S will he held III the family home.
.4li Jacob street. for Charles Little
puruan. who uied in a local hospital on
Friday "a :: result u: being struck nv
ii train. In1"rmcnt will be in Linwood
CPnI itrE,
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Funeral for wilson Child.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
for l.rnnr" Elizabeth. twn-ycar-uld
daughter ~ I.rSl"r r.. and AEnts tFooSe }
WilSuu VIII" dI"d Thursday. we're held
IN th". family homo. l03S Lind street.
with burial in Mt. calvary.
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Saturday afternoon a number Of
yuutg people from the South Side
held a picnic at Jim's run. near the
McAlechen car barn. Games. races
and picnic spread were the fea-
tureS
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Memorial church at WoodSdale We'd
nesday evening 1T 1:30 O'clock. This IS
an organization Of the lads of this sec
ton. and Is creating = great deal Of en-
ehusiasm. y large number Is expected
TO he present and plans tor events 10 be
held Will be arranged.
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OBITUARY
eIoomfield Funeral Today.

Following an illness or tnre monLns,
William Bloomfield. prominent cltl,
zen and farmer Of Sand Hill, Marsnail
county, died in the family home sat
urday afternoon at 4:46 o'clock me
passing Of Mr. Bloomfield was not un-
expected but nevertheless ~ came as
a shock to his hundreds OF frlenos
throughout Marshall county and this
community.
Mr.. Bloomfield was man or ster'
ling qualities and a consistent Chris
tian. He was born near Cameron
August 5, 1857. and would have been
go years old next month. He spent
his entire life in Marshal county.
For many years he was a carpenter
contractor and during the past few
years. had been engaged in farming
recently retiring from active work
owing to failing health.
Mr.. Bloomfield was staunch mem,
Der OF Sand >Hill Methodist Episcopal
church and a prominent member or
Nightingale l. o. o. F. lodge Of Sand
Hill. Twenty-four years ago he mar
ried Miss. Lula Seaton, who survives,
To them were born five children,
namely: Miss Ida Bloomfield at
Grove: Mrs. c. A. Mcmillan. Cam
erou: Mrs. C. W. Dauge. Sand Hill,
and H. ". Bloomfield. former local
newspaperman. now managing editor
of the Washington. Pa. News. He
also leaves two. brothers and one
sister.
Funeral services will be held in the
family home this morning at ~
o'clock. Rev. G. D. Sampson OF Ben
wood Methodist Episcopal church will
offciate. Interment will be in Dallas
cemetery.
T,nkins, Thomas Kimmins. George
Maxwell, John Maxlett, Thomas Gull
lev and Willis Cole.
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1pdra n z Johnston.

CHARLESTON. w. VA. Jhly 8'-An-
nouncemrnts we're received here to-
night by former United states Senator
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The council Of the town or Elm
Grove will hold meeting Thursday
evening 10 discuss matters pertaining
to the bond issue Tor So 900 for the fire
fighting apparatus and repairing OF
streets.
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OFFICER Edward G. Frantz.

Edward George Frantz, aged 32
wears, lifelong resident Of the Eighth
ward, and for the past few years
cornerman at Fourteenth and Market
streets. died in the family home. 1916
Jacob. street. Saturday night at .
o'clock, following prolonged illness,
but had been confined to his bed only
four weeks. Despite his suffering he
continued on duty until about a month
ago. He had been member Of the
Wheeling police force for seven years.
Mr.. Frantz was born in this city
and was the son Of MI. and Mrs
Frederick FrantZ. He married Miss
Minnie Rohrig. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rohrig. Of South Wheel
inc, April II, 1912. His parents, wife
and one son survive. He a 80 leaves
the following brothers and sisters,
Row A. Frantz and Chester A. Franlz,
both of this city, and Miss Emma
FrantZ. at home.
Mr. FrantZ was Il member Of 81.
Stephens German Reformed church
and the IT. Henry lodge. Shield o!
Honor.
Funeral services in the family home
Tuesday afternoon at 2:f' O'clock
The Rev. s. II. Matzkr Of 81. Stephen :
church will officiatr AMI lnlerinrnt
will be in Mt. Zion.
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Stricken with Paralrta.
r,- arora Council

John Gardner. retired farmer OF ELM
Grove. was stricken with paralysis Sat
urday night. The attack is not serious
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MACCABEES TO HOLD
OUTING WEDNESDAY

Tho Wheeling Maccabees have in
yited fhe adjoining lodges Of that
order TO join them i'm 4 joint outing
M Wheeling park Wednesday. The
ladies are making preparations Tor
tho day.
r;ink--f E.-ar hey are going 10 nave
dumb walters AT he onion.
LrnH--WiSh they'd lut IN dumb bar
bers, too-Chaparral.
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Bond Issue Passed.

The bond issue election hrid IN Tn:
town OF E.dgwood Saturday was ratified
hy the residents OF that town. The mat
Tor has been up befor. the town for
some tirlr. anu now that II IS settled
council may rest -aSr for 4 while. The
streets OF the town have been in very
bad condition when q heavy rain hit this
section and the work Of repairing and
paving them Will be taken UP rs soon
us possible.
Tho results OF tho election from the
two precincts are as follows Rtttsrs
garage. "a for: opposed Town hall.
- for: opposed. Tn" total Rumber Of
votes cast werc' i3i. with rs for III.
ratification or the ssue ana ; opposed.
The bond issue provides $4,000 for IN"
paving and improving OF tn. streets.
Howard Emery Jackson.
The funeral services tDr Howard
Emery laciS"fh cnior"d inmate % tn"
county infirnilr:. Will be held This Htt-
rrnoon a; = o'clock from III" Palace In
dertaking parlnrs. Wh""iinG Mr.. Jack
son passed. .awAy a. IN. ,nrir.n;,ry Sa:-
urday morning. b. ins in tn. J>:h year
of his lits. H.. waS 4 Stur,. mason by
trade and was ;n!iE..r!. - -. 'ih!rS
willie. but moved I" this section recent
Is. Intcrmrnt ~lll >" III ia" SION"
Church cemetery
Newly Organized Club &C Meet.
The newly organized Eic:c!" ian az
the pike section will meet " the Vance
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Funeral for Mrs. BUGGY Today.
ElnrraI services for Mrs. Louisa
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To BANQUET bible Class.

Mrs. r N. Pedicord. Of Elm Grove.
will banquet the Excelsior Bible class
wednesdaNevenirg in the parlors Of the
Stone Presbyterian church. OF. Elm
Grove. After tho banquet. tho evening
will be spent in a social way. with
games as the diversion OF tho evening.
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MOONLIGHT walk.

A numb1r OF ypunG people or Elm
Grove will hold q moonlight walk.
starting at Elm Grove. and walking TO
the Wayman Inn. at bethlehem. where
q delicious luncheon will be served this
evening. After the luncheon. the even
ing will be spent in Il social way.
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Instead Of $50 and 81. 30
for the seasons most want
I'D models in White and col
orrd Waists. All the popu-
lar weaveS.
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Newly Organized Club &C Meet.
The newly organized Bicycle ,iun az
The pike section will meet u the Vance
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Two tables lillcd with
Vote. Swiss. Lawn. frcna-
dine and Linen Waists. MI
hest styles. sl.aS 10 $3.50
values.