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marked contrast In the way OF age
has been seen hereabouts tnan that
afforded by Miss O'Brien, twenty
eight and lovely TO look at, and Man
ming. eighty-five, hollow eyed. bent
Of shoulder. walking with the aid OF
a cane and stroking his chin whiskers
with a shaky hand. Their eyes never
met but those OF their followers eX-
changed dagger-nke glances.
Miss O'Brien now iives In Ridge
wood with relatives, having moved
there from her boarding house in
West Ninety sixth Street after her
romance went TO smash.
Manning lives at No. 81 Riverside
Drive. His banking offices are at No.
. Wall street. He Is one OF the most
prominent Roman Catholics In the
city, being a Knight OF St Gregory
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BLUE BONNET WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-purse $500 added;
for two-y -year-olds selling hve furlongs.
Lady Eileen, III tCrumpl. straight
$500, place S3.20, first Howard Pland.
lOl GO. L.omasl. place $40. second /,
Sam Pickett, lO5 (Hsnmer). show $500.
third Tmc-it5 20 Marauder r,
Togoland md Ideal also ran
SECOND RACE Purse $500 added
for three -year-olds and up; handicap
fonled in Canada. one mile--Silk Bird,
ITO Mink. straight S21.sO, place $3.50,
frst; Cornbroom, no (Crump). place
Se.7O. second Copper King, liS CRice)
show $3.50, third. Time-l,tS. Am
phion, Red Post and Isabelle II. also
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BELMONT PARK WINNERS.

purse s7Oo: four and a half furlongs
straight. Motor Cop. i07 CBuxton). Is
to 5. 8 to and to 2, first; Sycamore,
los 81. McTaRgarU. IL to I. 5 TO and
3 to ?. second; Happy Go Lucky. i06
third. Time. SO is seconds Enfllade.
Frostilla. Post Mark. Dr. Muck. Alaric
H.. Currency. The wife and Arrowhead
also ran.
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U BOATS SINK MORE
NORWEGIAN SHIPS

LONDON. June 1.-THE Norwegian
Foreign once reports that the Nor
wegian steamships Soerland. OF 2,472
tons gross; Tordenvore. OF 1866 tons
gross. and Btcid have been sunk by
German submarines. according 10 a
despatch from Copenhagen TO the
Central News Agency.
Some members OF the crew OF the
Tordenvore are said TO be missing.
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SEES WARS END FAR OFF.
swedish Premier warns MS People
About Grentcr SuffrrinEs.

STOCKHOLM June ~ tyta London.
-Foreign Minister laudmau made a
statement to Parliament to-day IN which
he declared that the swedish Govern
ment Intended 10 continue 10 observe
unequivocnL loyal neutrality
'rhe war viii not end .pon," said the
Foreign Minister, 'aud "" must be- pre-
pared FOR grk9 ter suifvrins than we have
previously Hrnr. pll tn more as the
swedish harvest this year viii unqucs-
tionably be a poor one
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HobOken Has Taken $4,000, 900 of
the Liberty Loan.

Hobokcn. up to this morning. had
subscribed s3.2OOOOO to the Liberty
Loan. out OF an assignment Of over
S7.00O,0OO. An intensive campaign is
being waged In order to bring the
amount up to the sum required. Fol-
lowing the lead set up by Hoboken
some weeks ago. the Weehawken Sink
ing Fund Commissioners last night
voted TO subscribe $4,000 to the loan.
Most of the other North Hudson munich
pallties are following the same lead.
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WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500 for two
year r-olds five furlongs. High Cost.
ills (Smith). straight S4.2O. place S3.I0.
show S2.4O first Haseen. i0S tMoles-
WORTH. place 500 show $40. second ;
sincerity. ~ CClaver), show S2.]0,
third. Time. lO4 a-5. Walter Dani,
CraCow. Bayslde, also ran.
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wishes TO close Ns bargain before It
Is too late and II has little left to
mand
The military masters under
whom Germany 10 bleeding see
very clearly 10 what point Fate
has brouaht them. n they fail
back or are forced back IN inch.
thsir power both abroad and 81
home will fall 20 pieces like q
house Of cards. II 10 their power
at homo they are thinking about
now more than their power
abroad. II 10 that power which
ia trembling under their very
feet; and deep fear has entered
their heart.
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Chicago Must Take eI.OOO,OOO oi
LINN Each HOur.

CHICAGO, June 1.-THE Chicago
Federal Reserve District to-day was
running on $1,000, 900 an hour sched-
ule in the Liberty Loan Sweepstakes.
As n result OF the s34.OOO.OOO strike
yesterday. the total subscriptions in
the district was raised TO t2l7,s26,OO0.
The minimum allotment is $3.50, ,OOO,-
600. To attain this amount, $4,000, 900
must be raised for each working hour
between this morning and Friday
poon.
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boro Gas and Electric Company. So
500; Kings County Lighting Company.
$1,000: Staten Island Rapid Transit
Company. $3.50; New York Central
Railroad Company-0ll lines, $1,000
600.
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wheat shows Downward Tcndcnc,

CHICAGO. June lI-Reports Of
large world shipments Of breadstuf1s
gave the wheat market downward i'm
pulse. II was said many more vessels
FOR commercial purposes had been re-
leased by the Entente Allies. Opening
prices. which ranged from iRc TO Pie
lower. with July at go and Sept. az
LOS. were followed by slight rally
ana then a nescent turtner man be-
corn values slightly down grade.
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LOAN IS UP TO
S1,&3,OOO,OOO;;
NEW YORK'S WORK


would point TO the supposition that
Brooklyn was failing in its duty
lamentahly as compared to the rest
Of Greater New York, especially Man
haitian, and was TO be compared to
SGT smaller municipality in that lo-
cality known as upstate" yet the
loan committee announced that the
picture was not as black as It
appeared.
There have been undoubtedly a
good many subscriptions from Brook
lyn men made in New York as would
naturally be tho case where a man
subscribed where he was employed.
Another encouraging feature OF the
Brooklyn subscription list Is that
while small, yet It contains the names
Of more individual subscribers in pro-
portion than It's more successful rival,
Manhattan. The committee an
nounced that 1t was expected before
the loan books were closed to-mor-
row, Brooklyn would he fully sub
scrlbed. and perhaps there might be a
comfortable oversubscription."
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"uslNo MEN THEY 0EsPlSED
AND OPPRESSED"

"rhey are employing liberals In
their enterprise. They are using men.
In Germany and without, as their
spokcsmcn whom they have hitherto
dcspised and oppressed, using them
for their own destruction-Sociali
the leaders OF labor, the thinkers they
have hitherto sought 10 silence.
Let them once succeed and these
men, now their tools, viii he ground
10 powder beneath the weight OF tho
great military empire they will have
set up: the roVOlutionists In Russia
will be cut off from all succor or CO.
operation In Western Europe ana "a
counter revolution, fostored and sup
ported. Germany herself will lose
her chance Of freedom; and all Eu.
rope will arm for the next the final
struaale.
The sinister intrigue Is being no
iess actively conducted In this country
than In Russia, and In every country
Ia Europe to which the agents and
dupes OF the Imperial German Gov
ernment can get access.
That Government has many
spokesren here, in places high
and low. They have learned dis
eretion. THEY KEEP WITHIN
THE LAW. II is opinion they
utter now, not sedition. They
proclaim the liberal purposes Of
thoir masters: declare this a for
eign war, which can touch Amer
ice with no danger TO either her
lands or her institutions; set
England az the centre OF the stage
and talk Of her ambition TO as
ssrt economic dominion through
out the world; appeal TO our an
eient tradition OF isolation in the
polities OF tho nations, and seek
10 undermine the Government
with false professions Of loyalty
TO its principles,
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ITEMS FOR INVESTORS.

Royal Baking Powder Company Reg
ulsr quarterly dividend Of Ia per cent
on preferred stock and per cent. on
common, both payable June 80 TO stock
of record June 10
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BANKING AMo rlnANclAL
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IIediey Gold Mining Companv--E
dividend of . per cent, I'm addition To
regular quarterly dividend OF 3 per
cent. both payable June go to stock OF
record June 20.
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porphyries copper companies de
o,1'euf o,a of ,bo Red TrosN' IStaS G0nnnr
Company, 80 cents; Chino Copper Com
pany ~ cents: Ray Consolidated Copper
Company. 20 cents; Nevada Consol-
idated Copper Company 10 cents, and
Total amount. 81 ,S9l ,666. All payable
July 25 to stock of record july IS
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Phelps, Dodge a Co.-Extra dividend
Of 50 SO share In addition to quarterly
dividend Of $3.50 a share. payable
June 26
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United Shoe Machinery Corporation
Extra dividend Of 10 per cent m stock
and 4 per cent In Liberty Loan bonds
In addition to regular quarterly dividend
OF 80 cents upon the common stock.
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American Agricultural Chemical Reg
ular quart orly dividends Of lls per cent.
on preferred and Ia per cent on COM
mon stocks both payable July 10 To
stock " record June 90
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"Thst Government has other val
uahle pawns In It's hands besides those
4 have mentioned IL still holds a
valuable part ~ France, though with
slowly relaxing grasp, and practically
the whole Of belgium. lee armies
press close upon Russia and oyerrun
Poland at their win II cannot go
further. II dare not 40 back i
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NEWS BRIEFS

-Rt. Rev. Bishop Dnnahuc has been
selected to preach the sermon at BsSti-
more when Rev. RuSsrl Will be made the
bishop Of North Carolina. Clergyman
from ali over the country will attend
the exercises.
Samuel NJ. 'McMahun. mnc insrrc-
tor Of the Fifth district with head
quarters in Wellsburs. has resigned rs
position to assume the Gutics Of assist
ant general manager Of the Jamison
Coal and Coke company at Fa!rmonl.
John McMahnn. Il brother of the pres
cnt incumbent, will b" tho new lnspec-
tor beginning January IL.
The Holy Name society held lis
regular monthly meeting last night at
st. Josrph's Cathedral The services
were conducted by Rev. Edward CAL
way.
Leo Guthrie OF Akron. Ohio. arrest
ed at the Baltimore & ohio station on
Il drunk charge Saturday evening. will
ge, IL hearing befor" Squire w. P. Wick
ham at the jail this evening.
-Four marriage licenses were Issued
at the county clerks office Saturday.
Two deeds were left for record.
f liner Bartcls and William, Herth
have been named executors OF the Will
of William l3artcls. deceased.
Two western young men. who ran
out Of money. forty miles outside Of
Wheeling. walked 10 this city TO find
work. arriving here Saturday. They are
being cared for by The Salvation army
until tneS can get WORK.
James Mnruca. q South Side grocer.
when arraigned before Squire Charles
Miller Oh a charge OF selling cigarets TO
a minor. was dismissed on the ground
OF insufficient evidence. \ boy tcSti-
fled that Maruca sold him rigarcts; the
grocer testified the boy stole them.
An automobile belonging 10 Fred
Weimer was almost totally destroyed by
fire at Sixth street and National road
Saturday. The Eleventh street chemi-
IT.. 1 L.
Carl II. Dyer. formerly with inc
Alexander Shoe company, has accepted
position with the w. A. Helm e. Co.
store.
Officers Of the Mems Bible class of
the First English Lutheran church have
teacher: William J. Higgins. assistant
teacher; George i3Auerlc. president: vii
liam Rradbcrry. vic" president: Henry
&. Mayer. secretary, and Edward Chap
man. treasurer.
Miss Nell Healy. we'll known local
young lady. has left for Cleveland where
she will enter the Ohio School Of CHR
opody. Miss H"alcy will locate here
upon tho completion of her course.
Declaration OF intentions wrr" fled
in the local federal office Saturday by
Harry Frakel, "a. OF Austria. and Harry
Schwartz. of Roumania. Both came TO
this country III 1900 and live 1T 1882
Market street.
The Rev. DR.. Newell Hills. famous
preacher. lecturer and author and pas
tor of the historical Plymouth church,
will deliver q lecture Thursday evening
in Eoff street temple. under the auspices
of the Independent Order Bnai Birth.
on "F.ConumiC Cause OF tn" War"
---It"nnrt received at the Pan Handle
Agricultural club tha; the app" crop
of Berkeley county in 1916 is estimat ed
al 3iJ.pd0 Of which 3G0.nnn were graded
as fancy fruit. m" apples sold at an
average priC Of s2.5h the barrel. whole
sale. Thousands of young trees will be
set out this spring. continues the re-
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ELABORATE PLANS
CONTINUED frc.n First Pafe.)

testify in the lay Cooke failure was
sent 10 Jail Eventually kilbourne sued
and recovered damages from the ser
geant-at-arms. bur this. according 10
the report, was due 10 treatment he re-
ceived in jail and in no way involved
/ the right of Congress 10 imprison him.
,, The Wikoff Precedent
The other precedent is found, Mr..
Campbell says. in the case OF Henry
Wikoff. who declined to testify in the
famous 1878 leak case when news
of the contents of a presidents mes
sage became p b &c prematurely
Through Wikofr. He capitulated after
few days in Jail and was released.
.. Mr. Lawson will be given two
chances 10 reply 10 the committee 5
questions before he is turned over 10
the sergeant-at.arms. If the case goes
That far, once before the committee
and again before the bar of the House.
Power 10 punish him under the plan 20
be followed by the committee would
expire With the Congress on March T..
Several other witnesses including
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fine FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those Stiff
Joints-Drives Out Pain

You'll know why thousands use Mus.
terole once you experience tie glad re-
lief it gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. 1t is clean, white ointment
made with the oil Of mustard Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Brings ease and comfort while
It Is being rubbed on!
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars are
used annually for bronchitis, Group, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia. pleurisy. rheu-
nat;sm, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints. sprains. sore muscles,
bruises. ctilblains, frosted feet. colds of
the chest Git often prevents pneumonia.
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MRS, SARAH LLOYD
DIES At FA|RMONT
Past President of the Ladies Of the
Grand Army Succumbs to
Brief Illness,

Mrs. Sarah j. LioyG. past president
OF the Ladies OF the Grand Army Of
the Republic Of West Virginia. is dead
at her home in FairmOnt, according TO
Il telegram received here yesterday af-
ternoon by Mrs. NJ. Anna Hall. past
national president Of the Ladies of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. Mrs.
Lloyd was in her 65th year, d had
been Ill but short time. She was a
member of the Ladies' Of the Grand
Army of the Republic for number
of Years. and had Il Statewide &C
Quaintance.
Members OF the local circles of the
Grand Army of the Republic will prob
ably send representatives to Fairmont
to attend the funeral, the date OF
which has not yet been announced.
The local circles have arranged a. flo
raj tribute.
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GOVERNOR COX MAY REORGANKE
THE OHIO BUILDING COMMISSION
XA1 THAT AUTHo1ITY UNoEA
HvLYHo or THE ArTOH-
M1Y GENERAL.
1S.slsctaon DOES Not Garry oont1nu~-
Sion Of Acknowledgements
News Of Ohio.
1ntsuigsncsr Bursau-
Columbus, O., jan IA

Governor Cox in all probability VIII oe
given an opportunity to reorEan,1e 1he
state building commission. as the result
Of a ruling made Yesterday by the attor-
eyn General to the effect that members
OF the building commission appointed py
nerrnitted TO serve on the commission
after their terms Of office az represent
tatiyes and members of the board OF ad-
ministration had expired. The commls-
sion as constituted is composed OF for
1ner Representative ". K. Swan. Of
Preble county. Senator o. E. Eollenwei-
der. OF Vlnton county. and Members "a.
vies and Cramer. of tho state board OF
administration. The opinion Will give
Governor Cox the authority to reorgan-
ize the commission II he desires IL 10
continue It's work. The commission has
plans under way for = new state ortice
building Some OF the legislative mem
bers OF the commission were re-electede
that reelection does not entitle them to
continue to act on the commission.
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proved and I am now the mother of a
fine baby girl and do all my own house
work. Mrs. ALLrA B. T1MMoNs, ZIG
Almond ST., Poplar Bluff, Mo.
In many other homes, once childless,
there are now children because of the
fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound makes women normal,
healthy and strong
Write to the Lydia E. Pinkham Medi-
cine Co., Lynn. Mass, for advice-it
will be confidential and helpful.
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New Members xscsived.

At the quarterly communion service
In the Vance Memorial church at Woods
dale, Yesterday morning, five new MEM
bers were admitted by letter from other
churches. DR.. J. NJ. Potter, pastor Of
the church, preached on the theme The
Story OF the Garden" Dr.. Thomas E.
Hodges, former president Of the State
University at MorEantown. an elder in
the Morgatnown Presbyterian church,
was invited to participate and acted as
an elder in administering the sacrament
Of the Lords Supper. There was an
Of 125 at the session OF the
Mans Bible class.
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MOTHERHOOD
WOMAN'S JOY
Suggestions to Chldless
Women.

Among the virtues of Lydia E.
Pinkham' 9 Vegetable Compound is the
ability to correct sterility in the
cases of many women. This fact is
we'll established as evidenced by the
following letter and hundreds of others
we have published in these columns.
Poplar Bluff, No. IL want other
women to know what a blessing Lydia
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MOVIE" THEATRE ROBBED

UTIONTOWN. Pa. Jan. 14.-Safc-
blowers entered TWO motion picture the
aires here "nrly today. blew open three
safes and escaped with $1,000 In money
and valuable papers. Tho robbery was
committed during n blizzard, which ii
Is alleged prevented the sound Of tho
explosion when the safes were blown
from being heard, and falling snow
covered the tracks Of the robbers.
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OUT-THE-PlKE
Communion Services Observed.

Quarterly communion services were
observed in the Stone Presbyterian
church yesterday morning. at which six
persons were admitted to membership.
four on profession of faith and two by
letter The rite Of baptism was admin
tstered to cen adult. and after an i'm
pressive sermon by the pastor, Rev L.
b. Lewellyn. the sacrament Of the
Lords Supper was observed.
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The GIat OF Il

Last December had a very severe
cold and was nearly down sick in bed.
| bought two bottles or Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy and it was only very
few days until | was completely re-
stored to health writes o. J. Metcalf.
Weatherby, Mo. If you would know
the value Of this remedy, ask any one
who has used it. Obtainable every
u.here
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LAKE STEAMER AGROUND.

CHICAGO. Jan. 14.--IIampered by
zero weather. Ice floes and fog, the
freight steamer Indiana of the Good
rich Transit Company. ran aground
near the entrance of the Chicago hnrbor
In Lake Michigan to-day. Efforts OF
several tug boats. members of the coast
guard and the lndiana'S crew. failed TO
release the ship during the day.
A tug lay by To lend any required as
sistance should the Ice pack become dan.
ECrOuS.
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UNIVERSAL INSURANCE

ALBANY, y. u, Jan. IA bill in
tended 10 provide for universal health
insurance o. workers will be introduce
ed In the legislature here BY State Sem
ator Ogden l.. Mills, Of New York. to-
morrow night. the measure was pre-
pared by the American Association for
Labor Legislation in cooperation with
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Gov. Cox to Attend.

. Ohio rural schools were advanced a
quarter Of Il century by the new school,
code. according I" ]. : McRrten Schoo!
extension agent OF thc United states de-
partment OF interior. who to-day in
yited Governor t'ov to attend the ma
tional conference of the bureau OF edu-
cation April TO II. at Philadelpnla.
The governor has tentatively accepted.
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T.. Plnkham 8 ege-
table Compound has
been to me. W g
had always wanted
q baby in our home
but l was in poor
health and not able
to do my work. My
mother and hus-
band, both urged me
to try Lydia E. Pink
h am 3 Vegetable
Compound. l did
III
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PiH&o1 Eotin1 Law.

Dr. y. S Hoy. representative Inn tho
legislature from Jackson county. 10 pre-
pairing a bill to be introduced IN the
house soon to regulate the sale ana car"
ryinp of revolvers His bill would re-
ouire dealers to escure a license before
they can sell postols and also require tho
purchaser to have a licease to carry the
same
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. D. V. Mcafce Is confined 10 her
home in Elm Grove with a bad case OF
Stanley. Hughes. Of Springdale. will
be taken to the Ohio Valley hospital
this morning for slight operation. His
friends hope for his quick recovery.
DR.. Fulton will perform the operation.
Will and Harry Porter of Elm Grove.
leaves this morning for Erie, Pa. where
they will work In a bullet factory.
willard Harris loft last night To re-
sumo his duties in Butler. Pa, after
spending the weekend at his home in
Elm Grove.
Miss Olive Fox Of Slstersville. was a
guest of Elm Grove friends yesterday.
Earl Klemm has accepted a position
with the Lester Shoe Company.
Miss Bertha Henderson returned home
after "a visit with friends ON Stone
Church road
Joe WisscT OF Elm Grove. has re-
covered after q serious illness.
Louis Moore Of near Viola. Is ConlincrI
TO, his home on account of Illness.
Miss Olive Hunter Of Marshall ave-
nue.. Elm Grove, is out after serious
illness.
Foster Davis is confined to his home
on account of Illness
John Yeastead of Elm Grove. is con-
fined to his home on account OF Illness.
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the American Medical Association and
representatives of labor and indus.
tries. The same bill will he introduced
this year in the legislatures Of many
other states, including Massachusetts
New Jersey and Ohio.
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S13chtlv Wounded.

BEI.I.t:FDN TAGNE-Drawing re-
vnlver and firing point blank. Stlvestro
Axnettu. lodging house keeper. only
slightly wounded Albert Myers. local
contractor IN Il quarrel over money
matters Myers diSarmed his assailant
after short struggle and turned him
over to the police
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Msstinpn This Week.

The Senior Carothers Mission Circle
Of the Stone Presbyterian church. will
hold a meeting this evening. in the
church at Elm Grove. The monthly
meeting Of the Bessie Shaw Mission
Band will be held in the church to-mor-
row evening
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Yerreu Ob1euuie6.

The IT months old baby OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Sherman Terrell Of Stone Church
read, will be buried this afternoon IN
the Stone Church cemetery. Rev. L: 3.
I,ewellvn will conduct the services. The
child died Saturday. following short
illness. ., - u
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VIII Moot Tuesday Evening.

The A. w. X. Club Of Elm Grove. will
hold it's monthly meeting Tuesday even
Ing in It's club rooms, Key avenue: Elm
Grove. Several new members will be
taken in the club