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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-21
Honor TO Page

EDINBURG, Scotland. Sept 10
il was unanimously decided by the town
council here TO confer the freedom Of
the city OF Edinburgh on Walter Hines
PAGE. the American ambassador 20 the
court OF St James
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-21
Deafness

Perfect hearing is now being
restored in every condition Of
deafness or defective hearing
from causes such as Catarrhal
Deafness, Relaxed or sunken
drums, Thickened Drums,
Roaring and Kissing Sounds,
Perforated, Wholly or Par
TALLY Destroyed Drums, Dis
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-21
WOMAN SICK
TWO YEARS
Could Do No Work.
Now Strong as a
Man.

Chicago, Ill.-"For about two years
I suffered from a female trouble so |
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1917-09-21
Ajjj al al EHAEE
NTRES} EAEER

Don't take harmful drugs or hypoiermie In
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treatment The book alsO contains letters and
r,hoforr.nhs OF patients. bankers. ministers.
cl-f1-s lawyers and Others
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R..F,ckes. dep-sssion. Incidence: rOughness or
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" J. NcCRARY. II. D.,
DEPT. 500. CARBON HILL ALA.
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BridroDort Brifs.

John IsohrrtS. who has hren visiting
friends in MrrrisroWr for the past sew
crnl DAYS. returned home Saturday.
Tho weekly meeting NJ the Senior Me-
rhnnics will hr held in their hail on
Lincoln av.nu" this evening.
Henry Slatnr anh son returned last
evening after spending several days
with relatives MT W"St Alexander. Ia
Mrs. \. +. Rankin nf Flushing was
in tho city yesterday calling on friends
md relatives.
Tho sugar scarcity in this city was
very noticeable Saturday, and only
small amount could I've purchased
Tho union services held last evening
y, tho Kirtwcod NJ. F.. church wns large
Iv attended. and Rev. l.. ;. Rose de-
livcrrd an interesting sermon.
Tho railroad crossing on Bridge street
is again reported 10 hr In rad shape:
willard Brown returned home last
evening after spending III" day mt camp
sherman NJ rhillicolhe
John Ginrn returned last evening
after visiting tho local boys ut camp
sherman oar Sunday.
Tho rar shortage seems 10 have pe"h
overcome At the local mines. and full
time is again being made.
Henry Klrmmrr returned last evening
after visit with local boys at Camp
sherman at Chillicnthe.
state Worthy President II. F.. FeEley.
of Delaware. O.. will pay visit 10 Bel
mont Arrir Nh. 995. Fratcrnal Order or
Eagles Tuesday evening. October 30,
rlan. are On foot to give him big re-
,.r.,llnn
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NEW MARTINSVILLE

The sherman quintet. which played NJ
the high school auditorium Friday night
was a fine success and many people
think IL Was the best musicale that has
ever been In the city. The other. NUM-
hers that are booked on the course this
wear are M highly. recommended AS the
sherman Quintet. and it is hoped that
more people will turn out for the next
number, which will be Monday. Norcm-
Der s.
Misses Lois Van Camp and Lena Kin
caid OF Pndcn City were visitors In tho
city Friday evening
Mirs nellie Stone Is spending the week
end in Pine Grove with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. l.. ". 0ncacrc was hostess TO
the Ladies' aid NJ the NJ. z. church nj
her home on Maple avenue, Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. Or. Martin. Sr. has returned to
her home in Ma,nforas after spending
several days with relatives in this city.
Robert Hughes left Saturday for Tul-
sa. Okla. where he VIII he employed.
Miss VERNE Newhart left Friday for
sm!thheld. where she will visit for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Rhoda McEldowney Is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Harley Adams. in
Sistersvllle.
Misses Kathryn. Duerr and Frances
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.BR|DCEPORT'S new
BANK OPENS TODAY
NEW Homo OF THE BRIDGEPORT
NATIONAL THROWN OPEN
TO THE PUBLIC.
Is Ono of the Finest Structures OF Its
Kind In the Val1ey-other
Bridgeport News.

The new Bridgeport National Bank on
Lincoln avenue. will be thrown open to
the puhlyic to-day and visitors are cor
daily INVITED TO Inspect the building be-
tween tho hours Of and and Z and 10
o'clock.
The building Is said TO be one OF the
finest banking houses In the valley and
represents the last word in modern bank
construction. Everything that Will add
to the comfort Of the patrons and en-
uloyes as well us officers OF the lnstitu-
ton has been provided.
The exterior is Of impressive classic
design with appropriate brunge iettered
ensignS. The walls Of the main banking
room are finished In French stone with
deeply panelei ceiling In old busted gold
effects The counter frosted walnscot-
ing md floor in the public space are or
Appalachian golden gray marble OF SOFT
rich effect.
The Indies room and customers room
with coupon booths are situated on the
main floor with directors room. supply
room and storage vault On mezzanine
floor reached by an easy stairway at
thc roar The vault Is one Of the finest
In the valley. being installed by the Die
bold Safe & Luck Company. while the
safety deposit boxes and money chests
were installed by the Herring Hall-Mar-
vim Snfe Company.
Tho bnnking house was designed by
Architect Charles W. Bates, Of wheeling.
while the general contractor was ChhS
q. keyser, of Rellaire.
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Ross Finney, Mrs. Charles
Wise and Mrs. Alex NcCloy.
Charles
Bellaire Briefs

Miss Anna Lando. who has been Ill
at her home on Twenty-seventh street.
is improving.
Mrs. Nal Somehow Is III at her home
on Harrison street.
DR.. j. S. Mcclellan has returned from
a visit nj Cleveland.
Len Moore and Tom Carey were WISH
tors at Camp Sherman yesterday.
Miss Lulu Nelson. OF Guernsey street.
is spending few days at Bethany.
Miss Leah Marsh. IT SistcrSville. has
returned home after visit with local
friends.
J. {. McKelrey has returned from Il
visit with friends ut Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Trislers arc spend
inc few days at Chllicothc and CO.
lumbus.
l.. c. Leach Of Union street has been
improving.
Special Harvest Thanks giving SERVERS
will be held at the Trinity Episcopal
church Wednesday evening.
The VI. u. 5. club Will entertain with
dance In Elks hall on Monday eve
ming. October 20.
Miss Sadie Lchow has returned from
a visit with friends at Marietta.
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Afr and Mrs. j.. R. Stewart are visit.
Ing their daughter at Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Sinsel have left
for Florida where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 3. Bcro and family
havr left for their home in Tlffin. o.
Isaac Coulter Is visitor In Prin-
tain.
MIR. and Mrs. N. c. Clayton have ar
rived here after spending the summer
at Mt. Lake Park. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. =. J. Jones and daugh-
ter, Miss Jeanette Morgan. are visitors
IN Buckhannon.
DR.. and Mrs. r. W. Vance and family
are home after an EXTENDED Fhlt IN
French Creek.
The Misses Bculah Hess. Virginia
Shan and Clara Quake are home from
" Y. l.. at Morgantown for the week
end.
Ed snodgrass. Dale Turner and Rus
soil Eudbec spent the weekend at their
homes here.
Ester Martin Of Metz was visitor
I'm town during the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Biers OF
Moundsville, are visiting relatives here
for few. days.
Mr.. D. - James OF Clarksburg, spent
Friday in town. ~
Mr. Earl Patterson was I visitor, in
Fasrmont Friday.
Mrs. 4. n. Arnctt OF FaIrmont. spent
E,rIlay md Saturday here with friends.
Mrs. Cook Of t'airmont. was visitor
here this Weekend.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Dee Arnctt OF Rymer.
sn,nt the weekend at the 'latter's homo
here.
Mrs. /. Price was visitor in Fair.
mont Thursday.
Miss Maud Graft has returned homo
after n visit in Pittsburgh.
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p.rronals and Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy NICHOLS entertaineu
on Friday evening for their brother ana
bridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. Nichols.
who were married on "Wednesday AFTER
noon. ut the brides home nj Bethesda.
Several from here attended the sale OF
lex Hoffman's, held at Lallef1! OF
Thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene 1mhoff were
shopping In ST. ClairsvIlle. on Monday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Rankin visited
Mt the home OF their parents. Mr.. ano
Mrs. F. NJ. Daniel. one day the tlrst OF
the week. They were accompanied ny
their sister, Miss Farnia Daniel. who mas
snent the past two weeks with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taylor and three
children and sisters. Misses Etfie and
Emma Lyle. spent one day recenti! WIN
Mr.. Taylor's sister and family. -. ~
BENTLEY, OF WeddIngton. wheeling ~
Va.
Miss vernice Tanhorn delivered
reading at meeting held IN LailettS
school house on Tuesday evening In the
interest OF the Dry movement. Rev.
I.aw,ber gave an interesting address
and a quartet composed Of Mrs. Lowther
and Miss I.ongley: Misses Workman and
RroInv. of 81. ClairSvi1lc. furnished the
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lodge. were
co1l.rs in St Clnirsville on Tuesday.
William Nichol. son Carl, and dauEh-
tor Miss Hazel. Mrs. Elizabeth ferGn-
snn and Earl Walls spent Tuesday eve
ming with Samuel and John Clark and
sisters, Misse Carrie and Lizzie. ut their
home south of town.
Miss Olive Nichols is suffering from
On attack of lagrippe.
Mrs. G.. 4. Caldwell and mother, MIS-
Julius Taylor returned home Thursday
ry.nine after visiting with Mrs. Taylor j
SON Ed. Taylor and family. OF loungs-
town.
Messrs Guy Hartley. OF MorEantown.
and Roy LIggett. Of Dennison. spent Sab
hath will Mr.. and Mrs. John Cunard.
.rhey were accompanied ny their wives
10 their respective homes the first OF
The week.
Mrs. Charles nickcrson. Of Cadiz.. and
Mr. and Mrs. John y. Barricklow. OF
Flushing, spent n few days the past
week Mt the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Lodge.
" e. Sidwcll. Of st. Clalrsvilie. was 4
business caller in town Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Effin Lyle. of Uniontown. Is WIS.,
,tinu at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Fred Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed whsson, accom-
nanicd by Mrs. II. X. Ledge. and Mrs.
r;n. Lodge. Of near Nwc Athens. spent
saturday In Wheeling.
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street. were the guest Of Mt. and Mrs.
Thomas Gnff at Wheeling Creek
Sixteen hot mills at the Laughlin tin
plant resumed operations mt midnight
aftnr being Idle over Sunday.
Mrs. Harry f;Eayson will leave Tues
day TO join her husband. who is NJ the
present time working AZ Norfolk. Va.
Henry Sommers returned last evening
after spending Sunday with his brother.
Louis S"mmara. mt Mount Pleasant.
The gypsles who have been creating
great deal OF disturbance In the up-the-
river district. were ordered to move sat
urday by Constable George Duncan.
Miss Irene Webb returned Last evening
after spending the day with friends and
relatives at Washington. Pa. Saturday.
The weekly meeting OF the I. Q. Q. F.
lodge will be held In their hall on North
Fifth street. this evening
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Williams were shopping in Wheeling
Saturday.
]. VI. Google has returned from a
business trip to Pittsburgh.
II. +. Thompson has returned to his
home in, Littleton.
Sam Kerr has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Pittsburgh.
Miss Helen Whistler OF Smithheld was
the guest Of friends IN this city Friday
evening. II
Mrs. John knight of Clarksburg is
visiting relatives here and in Sisters
vile.
". E. Mcknight has returned from
a trip TO Charleston.
Miss Flossie Tagert Of Paden City at
tended the musicale here Friday eve
ming.
Mrs. Charles Smith and children OF
Wheeling is the guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Probst, on Ohio
street.
Miss Grace Bridscman Is homo from
Wheeling. where she is attending school
Mrs. Maurice Frances and baby are
home from a visit with relatives in Pine
Grove.
John Heber is on = business trip at
points up the river.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

william Webb returned home Ihtr '"St
evening after spending Snnda! Win HIS
brother, Earl Webb. ri Ch'lllcothH'
The lower eight mills at The l.nuShlih
tin plant Will likely get started the iatteT
MR. IF the week, after being Idle two
months.
VIM. Otto returned home last even
Inc after spending the day with friends
md relatives at Mount Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sommers. OF Main
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will be Given Royal "send-ott."

The rnIorNd people Of this rIty arc
planning Il royal s"ud-"fi f": th" r"l"r"d
men If IhS rlty VIII" viii l"ar" Saturday
for Camp Sherman, at fhilllcoth". "a so
!uto training. Only six Will X" from
This district. hui th"y will be- much en-
:crtaincd the canning week. y banquet
win hr given in their honor ana the
Ruckeyc band has been engaged |" rnr-
nish the music. The hand will also play
for the parade Saturday preceding the
of tn" Iiirn.
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At tho meeting Of council held Satur-
day evening the director OF public safety
and the ordinance cimm!ttee was In
structcd TO prepare an ordinance prohib-
iting the heavy trucks from damaging
the various streets of the city. Tho
trucking company which operates sew
eral heavy trucks over the streets has
damaged several Of III" streets during
tho past few days. It is said that the
trucks haul close to ten otns Of coal at
one load. {:
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To Hold IuQueet

Coroner J. r. Wyatt announced yes
,erday that the inquest in the death OF
Mike Zubauics. who was run down ann
Instantly killed by the Overland auto
cnobilc owned and driven ny Harry Mel
lott. or Erfc. will be held this evening.
Tn. acrihent occurred Saturday night
while N~l!ott was coming |" hrliair"
with 4 party Of friends. who Intended
leaving on the midnigh, train TO spend
sunday with friends at Camp sherman
According TO statement, Of N"lott the
nan was walking along th- rond near
Et.e when ne suddenly collided WITH the
su..mcbil. He fell on the radEit".
striking his head with such f0rr" L"
caus. n fractured skull. Death vas
instant Very little is known about
tine man. Friends say that NJ was en-
oloyed at Rail and River mine No. s. and
boarded ii Mcclainsvillc. receipt
.ound in his possession Indicated that
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Liberty Bond Campaign

Tho local Liberty hnnd campaign Will
be- conducted in earnest this week in an
effort To- secure Erllairc's full quota OF
s4S0.0h0. The teachers OF the public
schools will instruct the pupils today
and lectures will be delivered by prom
inrnt speakers. Tuesday and Wedncs-
day will BE- campaign days and commit
tees will visit every industrial plant
and house in the city
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Miners Hold mass Meeting.

The miners of the up-thc-river district
held mass meeting ut the forkVi!le
miners hall yesterday afternoon at
which time action was taken on the pro-
posed increase which was to have been
granted to the miners. Nothing was
given out but II is said that the mines
will continue operation pending a set
Element Of the matter.
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School Again Closed.

Owing ln the prevalence az several
cases OF diphth"ria at Lansing the
school NJ that place will be closed the
llrs, part Of the week. The school only
'oprnad last Monday after being closed
several days on account Of the disease
MS 1t was thought that NIL danger was
past.
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Returned yesterday Morning.

The local high school football team
returned yesterday morning from Salem
highly clalcd over their victory Sutur-
day afternoon. when thye defeated the
team Of that place hy Il close score Of
10 3. The game was ono Of the best ever
seen on The Salem grounds anu local
boys were high in their praise Of n"
treatment accorded them.
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To HONOR praftad Mon.

The cnlorrd residents OF this city are
planning a reception this week in honor
Of the colored boys" ~ this city who
will leave next Saturday for Camp Sher-
man Mt Chillicuthc. where they Will 20
in training for the new National army
Six Will lear from this district saturday
and two are from this rlty and one
from Colerain, while tho other three are
from Martins Ferry.
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Referred to Safety Committee.

At the meeting uf council held Saturday
evening the much talked Of trailic ordi-
nunce passed third reading. but II was
again referred /" the sHtciy committee
Cor further changes. TIL" ordinance met
with objections from the business poo
,l" when II was learned that all 81 inc
cars we're to DO parked on IN" side of
tn. street. II ~ likely that It will again
Ia, presented ut the next meeting Of
council
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Pire Destroys House.

The dwelling and store room in Union
town. owned by Mrs Jennie Brewer. VINO
lives east Of town. was burned TO the
ground on Friday morning between
and . o'clock The house was vacant AZ
the time. Mr.. Henderson, and tamliy
having moved only few days oetore 10
the East Ohio Gas Company's boarding
house. west of town.
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BElLAIRE
Accidental Death

Coroner J. r Wyatt has ""n2'eteo
the INQUEST In tho cas-" Of James SINUS.
we'll known young man who died tr'uis
morning n; N. city hospital from
run-shot wound accidentally intii''cu nt
his brother Walter SimmS. on the n's"'
of September IS. Coroner wyatt
arn;ned five witnesses and All 'cNtt .'
.nat ,hr shooting was accideh'"''
testimony of tho witnesses S"rF"'"'
49,, st,t,.n,.rt of the victim who said
Tho. Tho shooting was accidental. Atter
hc,rlr- thr testimony the coroner rem
,I.rea a verdict that th* man came l."
nj. death frnm 4 gun shot wound acct
lcntally inflicted. 80
The furrraI Of the victim VIII take
nlncc this afternoon from the t''nI'S
h,me on West Twenty-thtrd S'reet. IN
ter1o.nt will be male in the laws
cemetery on Winding H'!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-22
Local Team Won

Tho North End Athletic Club football
team defeated the Merchants Athletic
Club. OF Wellsburg. on the League park
yestertf><y afternoon by score Of IL to
Q. The game was played before large
crowd and all claimed that II was ono OF
tho best games seen on League park this
season.
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Special Meeting Tuesday.

\ call has been issued for special
meeting Of the business Mems associa-
ton, which will be held tomorrow eve
ming at S o'clock. Tho meeting will be
held nj the city building and full at
tendance is desired. as many important
matters will be taken up at the meeting.
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Fpoernl This Morning,

Funeral services will be held this
morning ut 10 o'clock from ST. Mary :
Catholic church on North Fourth street.
for the young child uf Mr.. and Mrs. John
Buska. which died Mt the home Of tn"
parents in Yorkvillc Saturday. aftnr \
short illness. The services will be In
charge Of R"v. Father {. y. Mnlhcarn
and interment VIII bc in ST. Mary's cem-
ctrrY.
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Many Prizes Offered.

Several cash prizes have already been
donated To the Halloween committee.
which will be distributed during the cell
cbratlon. 4 prize Will hr given tho lodge
having the largest turnout. best deco
rated float and for the best decorated
window At the meeting Saturday sew
eral more new features were added and
the final plans will be completed this
week.
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change. ! later took Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound and soon
felt change for the better. took it
until was in good healthy condition.
] recommend the Pinkham remedies to
all women as have used them with such
good results. Mrs. MILFORD T. CUM
MrNGs, 322 Harmony ST., PENIS Grove,
N ].
Such testimony should be accepted by
all women as convincing evidence Of
the excellence Of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound as a remedy for
the distressing ills of women such as
displacements, Inflammation, liberation,
backache, painful periods, nervousness
and kindred ailments
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Local Bus,usss Men to Turn out.

Practically all Of the business men
Of this city have agreed 10 turn out In
the industrial parade to be staged IN
Martins Ferry next Monday evening in
connection with the Halloween celcbrn-
ton Several Of tn" firms Will enter
floats in the parade.
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bic Compound Tor
Inflammation an d
other weaknesses. I
was very irregular
and would have ter
rible pains SO that I
could hardly take a
step. Sometimes I
would be so rnisera-
bic that ! could not
sweep a room. l
doctored part Of the
time hnt felt no
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Price Funeral Today.

Funeral services for the late Silvanus
Price, who died at his home al stop 20
on the Barton line, Friday evening. will
he conducted from the home this aft
ernoon al o'clock. The services will
be in charge Of Rev. C.. O. Dean. pastor
OF the Lansing NJ. K. church. and in
terment Will be in Linwood cemetery
west Of this city.
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Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services were conducted yrs-
trrday afternoon from the home OF the
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis
ut stop - on the Barton line. over the
body Of their 5-year-"ld child. when
died Saturday afternoon. owing % the
nature Of the disease. the services were
nriya,c. with intcrmcnt in Linwood
cemetery.
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Meeting This Evening.

The city building is expected TO DE
crowded to Overlooking this evening Tor
the meeting to be held there in the In
tcrest Of the Liberty Loan campaign
in this city. The meeting will be called
Mt & o'clock and 1t is likely that com
mittees will be appointed TO call on all
OF the residents OF the city. urging them
Ia purchase bonds.
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CLARK Funeral.

Funeral services for the late Thomas
\. Clark. who died ut III" home Of his
daughter. Mrs. F'srral. in kirkwood. Fri
dav afternoon. will be conducted from
tho late home this morning a: 10 o'clock
The body will be taken to Mount Rose
cemetery at Moundsvllle. whore inter-
mont will hr made.
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hammock
Attend Sewing.

Mrsdemes: y. q. Hayes. y. L. Hayes
r, B. caldwell. Alice Lodge. W. l.. Arm
strong: Misses MullIc and Alice Lodg"
Emily Nichols. Ethel Caldwell and Sarah
Merritt. spent Thursday afternoon with
the ladies' Of the Red Cross chapter. In
their sewing room at ST. Clairsr!lle. in
x,r,Iction was given our ladies as to the
making OF the garments and the knit