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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-28
WELLSBURG
WET,TSRITE

wELLSBURG. ". Va. Sept 17-Defi.
mite Instructions were received from the
local draft board on Thursday morning
from. Breckenridge Jones, at Charleston,
ordering 90 per cent Of Brooke county
boys into Camp Lee. at Petersburg, Va,
on Saturday, October 9Th. The entrain-
mcnt will be made at :33 p. n the boys
going to Pittsburgh. Pa, and thence TO
Washington. D. c., and Petersburg.
Twenty per cent Of Brooke county
men means 38. one-half the number
which went on September 22nd. The
local draft board is preparing a tenta-
tive list Of the boys for this Increment
and will make IL public within a few
days. The final notice to the boys will
he sent out as soon as the list 10 decided
upon.
The departure Of the next increment
will be just two weeks from the depar-
ture Of the 40 per cent increment. The
entertainment will be at the same time In
the day. namely on the 1888 o. m. train.
The citizens OF the city should united to
give the same rousinH send off as thew
gave the 40 per cent Increment.
The draft board Is ut work now pro-
pairing for the departure Of the men on
this date. The same procedure as be-
fore will be followed with respect to
meetings for instructions, etc.
After the departure OF the 20 per cent
quota on the 9Th. IS per cent Of the total
OF 1SS men remain for departure at q
time to be named later. At present IS
per cent Of the Brooke county men are in
camp. :.
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8ridrsport Briefs.

Thomas and Harrison Kochnline o.!
this city were in attendance at the
Smithfield fair yesterday afternoon.
One plain drunk was picked up by
the local police last evening and Will
be given a hearing this morning.
Coroner ]. NJ. Wyatt of Bellaire. was
in the city yesterday afternoon on bust
ness.
Clinton Hickey Of this city left yes
terday morning for New Marttnsvil'e
to enter school.
Officer George Cole. Of the local po-
lice force, who has been i'll for the past
several days. Is recovering at his home.
]. E. Bay. Of Pittsburgh, was bust
ness visitor in this city yesterday
morning.
Thomas Hill has returned to his home
m this city after q several months visit
in Ironton.
The improvements which we're started
some time ago to the Carl Wilson home
on Lombardy Heights have been COM
pleted. ,
Richard Hardy Is confined to his
home on Lombardy Heights suffering
from injuries sustained in fall.
John Roberts returned home yester-
day morning after a several days hunt
1orrtatn~n
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CERTIFY 81 IN
BELMONT NO. Z
LIFT FROM DISTRICT BOARD RE-
CEIYED IN BELLA1RE YES
TERDAY.
Many Men Prom This Number VIII 30
sent To Cht1Hcoths Next week.
other .Bellaire News.

The Bellaire draft board. district No.
2 Of Belmont county. yesterday recel'eo
the list OF 81 young men from the dis
. 1rict board at Cambridge. who are held
for service in the selective army. From
this list the large part Of the contingent
to leave for Camp Sherman next week
will be selected.
The list received this morning OF
those called into service follows;
H S. Hagxcr. Ernest NJ. Green. John
s. Aitken. Clifford Torrell. Lewis Fusco.
LEROY Watson, Harry 4. Kinkade. Law
renee Baker. Thos. Zimmerman. Paul c.
Ankle, Lawrence Rothlcy. Elmer r.
Beall, Geo Wash. johnson. Ameico Sam
buco. Masciavecchi Ferdinand. Ben
Isamsen. James Wynn. Atillo Delessan-
n2rs> Sabatino. Hugh Crawford. Wilbur
Doty, James VI. Amber. Alfred Sewers.
Paul Casey. Jiosni EitaEhiono. VIM. {.
Hunt. Joe West. Louis Paul. Chas.
Yearin. Domenico Caropi. Thomas Barto-
wick. Vernon c. Taylor. Howard Travis
Frank Neuhardt. Ferdinand Fa>f9'
Chas. Tabasco. Howard Hummel. Andy
Danish. Harrison J. Allen. Jos. Wroble-
yaki, Geo. c. Wright. Anton J. Papanek.
John Slaloney. Oakley Price. Wilburt
Lucas. Harry A. Kinkkade. Stiayan Sus-.
kolo. John E. Lyons. Philipo Sabine.
SuBati Donate. VIM. ]. Gooch. Elwood
n. Workman. Harry Conner. Walter w.
Goodrich. James R Lynn. Thomas Fo-
ticzo, Chas. +. Wilson. Steve karobtc.
Carl Meistcr. Jas. R Bailey. Frank
Fampa. Roland Cpperrnan. Leroy Wetzel.
Cgo Basso. Bernard Linden. Louis Lam
don. John Todono. Asa T. Ward. Law
renee Barrett. Frank A. Rauscher. Har-
ley Wilson. Raymond c. Beuter. John ".
Ault, Francisco Vespa. James E. Rutter.
John waletick. James Wiley. Neam
Moosall Chas. ]. Frautz, VIM. ". Star
rett Thurman Alexander. Sam Minis.
Arthur E. MCGEE. Newell Davis. Guy F.
Mcdonald. Isaac Palmer. Christian
Smith Clyde Carpenter. Jesse c. Dun
Zee, Thos. c. Howell. Chas. Rizolak.
vasillo Borzi. Josef Lalka- Joe Krsul.
Wilbur Day Roy Resler. Charles c.
Dickens.
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STEUBENV|LLE

STECBENV1LLE. O.. Sept. 27.-Steu-
benville was Soldicrlcss today for the
first time in about six months. The
last OF the troops located in this county
left shortly before noon today for
Camp Sheridan. Montgomery. Ala. They
were Company I. X and L. The for
mer, which has been stationed in the
old Lacy hotel building for the past
few weeks. marched to the Panhandle
depot where they boarded special
train. The other two companies wore
picked up along the route. A large
crowd was Mt the depot 10 see the boys
off. The parting scene Was a pathetic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-28
Reoltv Deeds TIled,

Robert S. Sears to lanes F. Rupp
and Bessie NJ. Eupp. Land in FLUSHING
Tp. Consideration sl.0n.
J. A. Fisher and Bertha X. Fisher
to Angelo Springhetti. I.nnd in Flush
ing I'd. Consideration $4,000.
Rizicri Matucci. ct AL to Anon q.
Paxson and J. G. Finley. Land in Putt
ney Tp. Consideration s1.no.
George a. Caldwell and wife. To Rob-
ert Thompson. Land IN Richland TIP.
Consideration s1.00.
Fritz Refine to Frank Costanzo. Land
In st. Clairsville. Consideration sl.ON.
Valentin Pruhnyeslsy and Cashmere
Pruhnyesl1y, his wife. TO Andy Krcn and
Amy Krcn. Land In Wheeling TIP. Con-
sideration S5I5.0n.
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Common Pleas Court.

Today Is divorce day in common pleas
court and the following cases are set
TO rhearing..
Arthur Kidd vs. rrodn Kidd.
Fred T. Snyder VS.. ~rrtha Snyder.
Albert ]. Cooper vs.. Mariana Coo
per.
Ora Mania Ford VS.. Charles Thorn
as Ford.
Emma S. Ward VS.. Guy C. Ward.
Bessie E. Michael vs.. Walter f. Mich
ael
Clara Wagner vs. John Paul Wagner.
Katie Kalemba vs. John Kalcmba.
Ethel Owen vs.. Herbert j. Oowen.
Water E. Higgs VS.. Lena Higgs.
Elizabeth Johnson VS.. Arthur John
son.
Mary Reynolds vs.. John Henry Rey-
nolds.
Georgia Smith VS.. Frank Smith.
Bertha L. Gillespie vs. John Howard
Gillespie.
Anna Neispcrly VS.. David NeisPerly.
Daisy DcBin vs. John DeBin.
Charles Glasgow. Jr.. VS.. Hazel Glas-
gov.
William ]. Spoon VS.. Hattie Y. Spoon.
Emily S. Shepherd VS.. Carleton +.
Shepherd.
Mabel Roller VS.. Alexander Roller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-28
CATARRH VANISHES
Hero II One Remedy That All Suffsrsrs
Can RAiy Upon

II you want to drive catarrh md all
its disgusting symptoms from your sys-
TEN In the shortest possible time go to
your druggist and ask for a Hyomef out
lit today.
Breathe Hyomei and 1t will rid you Of
catarrh; 1t gives such quick relief that
all who use II for the first time are as
tonished.
Hyomei Is a pure pleasant antiseptIc,
which is breathed into the lungs over the
inflamed membrane; 1t kills the catarrh
germs soothes the sore spots. and heals
all Inflammation.
Don't suffer another day with catarrh !:
the disease is dangerous and often ends
In consumption. Start the Hyomei
treatment today. No stomach dosing. no
sprays or douches; just break it--thats
ALL Ask C. II. Griest & Co.
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ALIENS
ARE NOW CITIZENS
YESTERDAY n o r A L ZAT1oW
DAY IN BELMONT COUNTY
COMMON PLEAS COURT. =.
Next Hearing at st. C1airHvnle to Be
April l2-other News OF st.
C1airEvtlle.

Thursday was naturalization day IN
| common pleas court and forty-four
aliens were admitted as citizens Of tho
United States.
The hearings for next year will be
April - and September zsrh. 1918.
Those admitted to citizenship yester-
day were:
Harmon Kravitz, Bellaire. Russia.
Louis Luschinsky. Bellaire. Russia
Sam Levitt. Bellaire. Russia
John. Kish. Barton. Austria-Hungary.
Vasil Serdula, st. Clairsville, Austria
Hungary.
Frank Dolak. Klee. Austria.
John Frank Cook. Bridgeport. Hun
gary.
Frank Tutino. Lafrerty. Italy.
Kazimur Klusek. Bridgeport. Austria.
Alphons Courtheyn, Maynard, Bel
GUM.
John Theil. Martins Ferry. Austria
Hungary.
Henry soland. Bellaire. Switzerland.
Santo Bonanno. Martins Ferry. Italy.
Rocco Barbara, Martins Ferry. Italy.
John c. George. Martins Ferry.
John Gregorcic, Bridgeport Austria
Hungary.
Sante Spontaneo. Fairpornt. Italy.
Nichol Sucky. Bellaire. Hungary.
Antino Inalmo. Bellaire. Italy.
Pete Basrak, Bellalre. Austria
Joseph Buttitta. Bellaire, Italy
Gnetano Enamelc Bellaire. Italy.
Roman Kluska- Shadyside. Austria
Anton Kamac, Glencoe. Austria Hun
gary.
Benetos John Gavala, Martins Ferry.
Turkey.
John sukacsko. St. Clairsvllle, Aus
tria- Hungary.
Paul Kanyuch. Fairpoint. Austria
Hungary.
James Rys. st. clairsville. Austria
Hungary.
Hector Jenkins. Blaine, Belgium.
valentin Dakskabler, Glencoe, Aus
tria-
Nicholo Marfisi. Bellaire. Italy.
Dontato Dimattia, Dlllies Bottom
italy.
Andreas Torko. Belmont. Hungary
Thomas Melvin, Martins Ferry. Ire
land.
Tim Sullivan, Martins Ferry. Ireland
Joseph Wild. ST. Clnirsville. Austria.
Joe Wilman. Blaine. Austria.
John Bostia. Martins Ferry. Autsria-
Hungary.
Elias Paraskevas. Bridgeport. Turkey.
John Wozniak, Neff. Austria Hun
gary.
Richard Rende, Lansing, Austria
Andy Mozdzen. Maynard, Autsria-
Hungary.
Andy Gregor. Barton. Austrta-Hun-
gary.
Stcfen Roth, Martins Ferry. Austria
Hungary.
Joseph Ratzdorfer, Neff Germany.
Antony Brumkalla, Maynard, Austria
Hungary.
Peter Groaver, Enlisted. Hungary.
vasilc Ratu, Martins Ferry, Austria
Hungary.
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Killed By Engine.

John Boyd. ST.. We fatally injured
when he was hit by Panhandle switch
engine ut the Market street crossing
last night. He died l-ter in Gill hos
pital. He llad been 10 Pittsburgh and
had just gotten off the train on which
he returned here. Instead Of going to
the depot through the tunnel he walked
around in front OF the train and stepped
directly In front Of the engine.
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Captain Bauman Honored.

Captain Bauman Of Company r. was
sgnally honorcd Ivy the war department
just before the rcparture of the COM
pany. He received orders 10 20 at once
to Fort Sill. where he will take up
bomb and grenade throwing. When no
completes his training he Will be sent
To some camp and there become an in
structor in this certain kind OF war
fare
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-28
Largo Sign Destroyed.

The large sign which was crectca
several weeks ay" on the Barbour prop
erty q; the corner Of SIKH and Han
over streets was destroyed some time
Wednesday night. 1t Is said that
good clue has Ecrn obi aimed 10 the
guilty parties and prosecution Will
likrlN follow
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fine, large Victrola from the Sellers
music store on Belmont street. The in
strument will be sent to Camp Sherman
at Chillicothe for the entertainment OF
the Bellaire and Belmont county boys.
- number Of records donated by many
people have also been shipped with the
instrument. The music box Is OF style
that will play any kind OF records.
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Ready For CAMPAIGN.

The jefferson county Liberty Loan
organization Is ready for the big Lib
erly Loan campaign which is to start
October /. The entire county will be
strcwn with posters telling Of the loan.
II. II. Galbreath will visit every town
ship In the county a.a arouse interest.
The various chairmcn have been named
and they will form ,netr own commit
tees The campaign headquarters will
be in the Chamber of Commerce rooms.
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one. The officers Of company L, most
Of whom are from Fremont and Clyde
Ohio declared that they had been treat
ed royalty during their long stay in
this city and it WAS with a pang OF re-
greet that they left. 4 neat sum Of
money was collected last night for the
boys in most unique manner. All of
the theatres and movie houses were
visited bya committee and the hat was
passed around. There were few who
did not contribute.
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wailaburr NrtMa.

Mrs r. S. McCamlc and daughter. MiB0
Sarah left on Thursday for WaahinEton,
Pa, for a short visit, after few days
spent in this city.
Mrs. Eva Stuart. Of Pittsburgh. Pa,
is the guest other brother. Fred Bolton,
OF the Fourth ward
Mrs. Harvey Hannah was q caller In
Steubenyille O., on Wednesday,
Miss Helen Hannah has accepted "a
position at the Pennsylvania freigth sta
ton In Steubenville. o.
Miss Rachael Witten was a business
caller In Pittsburgh. Pa, on Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-28
Realty Deal.

Marshall Morgan has purchased tho
FletZ property on Marietta street ana
Iayfayettc Thomas has purchased the
John Fox pronnretv on Woodrow avenue
and the Bert Thomas property on Mar
lett street has been sold to the He'll
Telephone company. These salrs were
made through T. II. Stoffell. the real
estate agent of this place.
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Popular Young People wed.

Wednesday evening al the st. Paurs
German Lutheran parsonage. occurred
the marriage Of Miss Louise KnellinEer
and Arthur Price. both we'll known
y3ung people of this city. The ceremony
Hes performed In the presence Of few
friends and relatives. After a short
wedding trip they will be at home to
their many friends In this city where
Mr.. Price is engaged in the dairy bust
ness.
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MINORS Funeral Today.

Funeral services will be conducted
this morning from ST. Mary's Catholic
church on North Fourth street for the
late Joe Stoviski Holloway man. who
died at the local hospital Wednesday
morning. The services will nc In charge
Of Rev. Father c. y. Mulhrarn md In
terment will be in ST. Mary'S cemetery.
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Placing Posters.

If good looks win. the Republicans
have it on the Democrats In the present
campaign. Yesterday number Of posters
bearing the pictures Of the Republican
candidates for city offices were dis
tributed about the city. Some people
thought Il circus was coming to town.
but were disappointed when they saw
the date, November s.
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w,fo B.ater Arrested.

Matthew Garter. q colored resident or
Washington. was arrccted at an early
hour yesterday morning by Officer
Thomas Iarltin On the charGc of beat
Ing UP his wife. Carter was captured
nrter long chase md Will b" given
n hearing this evening before Mayor
Ralston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-28
New Headquarters Opened

The TiItunvillc Rcd Cross society
opencd new headquarters yesterday att
,rnonn in the room adjoining the RICE
pharmacy and a number Of women were
rrcscn, during the afternoon makinE
articles for the soldiers. 1t is saln
that the rooms will be open at least
three DAVIS Il week.
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Will aton Shading.

1t Is likely that the authorities OF
Rrookside will take drastic action with
In the next few days in an effort 70
stop the practice OF speeding through
the village. Since the death OF George
Burke Wednesday the authorities will
make an effort to put stop 10 the
practice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-28
Court Notes.

In the case Of Mrs. Stephen Cozart,
administratriX Of the estate Of Stephen
Cozart. VS.. The Steubenville & East
Liverpool Traction company. Z jury
trial was waived and Judge Smith rem
dered Judgment in the sum Of $3.50 for
the plaintiff.
Stella Santo has started an alimony
action in common pleas court against
Patsy Santo. They are now separated.
So far this month there have been
liz new arrivals in tho county Jail and
this month may set q record. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-28
BRIDGEPORT
Burfls Funeral Sunday.

Funeral services for the late George
Burke. who died Wednesday evening.
following injuries sustained Sunday
when he was struck by an auto. will be
conducted Sunday afternoon. Tho serv-
ices will be in charge OF Rev. Otto Won
dell. pastor Of the st. Paurs German
Lutheran church and inter1nent Will be
In Ltnwood cemetery.
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AovR AaA-A.

The Brooke county boys who went to
Camp Lee, Va. last Saturday. have been
ing battalion. Depot Brigade. This Is the
address of all Of them for the present.
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@H1E

met at the Red Cross headquarters in
the Central hose house last evening ana
engaged IN sewing for several hours
About twcnty-fivc members We're pres
cnt and the work thal was done was
greatly appreciated.
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Many Afkanh Pair.

Many from WellshurE attended tho
Smithfield Ohio fair on Thursday. prob
ably Is or 20 autos went to the annual
display. The weather while threatening
at times did not mar the day and all re-
port having very good time.
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nnrnad Man Resting Easy

Last evening at the local hospital 1t
was stated that the condition OF John
Chesjtovia, Yorkville resident. who was
burned IN q gas explosion Wednesday
morning. was slightly improved and
that tho man has an even chance to
recover. He will be confined to the
hospital for some time as his burns are
serious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-28
Tay Trtpdeiphia Today,

Weather permitting. the local high
school football team will journey today
to Triadelphia. where they will play
the high school team Of that place Sew
eral changes have been made in the
lineup Of tho team and a much better
showing Is e1pecSed today.
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Lieutenant Colonel Powell Of Column
bus Is expected here today to examine.
the recruits OF the past week who made
application at the local office for serv-
ice in the United States army. About
IS will be examined. Among them are
Arthur Sells. a well-known Bellaire mu-
stefan. and It Is planned to give the
boys a great send-oft when they leave
for Columbus. a band will escort them
: 10 the Baltimore C Ohio station.
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Nnrriare Licenses,

Robert F. Robertson. age 90 Of klee,
and Matte Z. Robinson, age 20 OF Nc
Clainvlle.
Alex. jamie. ngc 80. and Hilda Lind
uist. age IS. both Of Martins Ferry.
Ralph Edgar Chapman. age 20. OF
rooklyn. y. Y. and Margaret Virginia
ouser, age "a. of Bridgeport.
Charles Edward Kirby. age 90. and
NINA Ettta Barley. age Is, both of
Jeff
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Class Entertnins.

The members Of the Sabbath school
|class Of Rcv. l.. r. Lawther entertained
for Rev. Lawthcr and wife Thursday
evening ut the home of LELAND Ault.
There arc about twenty-five young men
in the class and each invited n guest
and most enjoyable evening was
spent by ALL At seasonablc hour nm
elegant lunch was served.
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from infantry to a machine gun corps
satisfies him. He says IT is too hot
down there to wrestle Z rifle around
eight hours day. In a machine gun
division the men carry revolvers.
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Ca. of DdufbAFfa-

The health department was notified
yesterday OF a case Of diptheria which
developed in tho George Waller home in
Aetnavllle. A small child has a mild
case but the homo has been uuaran-
tined to prevent a spread Of the dis
eases.
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Erecting Large Tanks.

Tho Wheeling Steel II Iron comphny
has nearly complrt"d Tho erection nf
two large water ianks thnt there York
willie plant will greatly tnrrcnS" the VIII
ter capacity pt the plant. Thu tanks
will hold several thousand gallons Of
water and will 'uvcrcn:no the shortage
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To Take Care of Bows.

jefferson county boys in all branches
Of the military service are 10 be taken
care of by liberal Steubenville people.
Tobacco and other Injuries will be sent
10 the boys at regular intervals AL
ready a neat sum has been raised and
the fund is being increased daily.
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May Use Jail Sunday.

An effort is being made tn have the
Jail part Of the new city building in use
Sunday at the latest. Work was started
yesterday on making the gus connec-
lions and the contractor i'll charge is
rushing his part OF the work TO COM
Met ion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-28
Condition Rsnorted NJ Serious.

Last evening It was stated that the
condition Of George Grlffiths. foreman
Of the Wheeling Electric company. who
was struck by an auto while south Of
the city several days ago, was not as
we'll as could be expected. During the
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VIII likely Delay work.

Owing TO the increased cost Of build
ing material 1t Is likely that the work
of erecting the new miners hall at
Blaine will be delayed for several
months. The smallest bid received for
tho work was $1,000 and 1t will be put
I'D to q vote Of the miners.
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Now Mtns Opened

The new coal mine belonging TO D.
NJ, Ryan has been opened at stop Is
on the Barton line. Only q few men
have been employed for the present.
1t Is said that larger force will be put
TO work tho latter part Of next month.
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Entertained Class,

The German class Of the First Re-
formed church was entertained last
night at the home Of Mrs. C. Kruger on
Central avenue. A variety OF diversions
were enjoyed and an excellent luncheon
was served.
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T,Nonard PRYp0.

Leonard. the 13-year-old son Of Mr.
Snd Mrs. J. A. Payne. Of Thirty-third
street. died yesterday at his home fol-
lowing a days Illness Of diphtherta- Ar
ransernents for the funeral are inconH
plete, but interment will be made in
Rose Hill cemetery
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RnAkdM AAhhAd.

A local delivery boy was arrested for
speeding his machine on Wednesday and
was fined 50 by Mayor Rine. Speeding.
even for delivery trucks. will be broken
UP in the city. and every man coming be-
fore the mayor has to pay the penalty.
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The junior class Of the Bellaire high
school at O recent meeting elected tho
following officers for the ensuing term:
President, Stephen Harris. Another
meeting will be held In q few days when
a vice president and secretary will be
elected.
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Entertained Board Members.

The members of the board nf educa-
ton were pleasantly entertained last
night at the home of DR.. c. B. Messeriy
on Center street, ono of the members.
\ short business session was held after
which social evening was spent.