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The Lamar register., 1917-10-24

WANTED-An experienced cook. Ap-
ply 400 South Third.
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Relllirs Briefs.

Roy ltahaffe Of Belmont street. has
Pittsburgh
Misses Cora rItncr and Vera Fritchic
are assisting in tn" clerical work At thc
Red Cross headquarters this week
Jake Long Of Camp Sherman, is spead-
ing a few days with his parents In this
city.
Chester Clyde Duffey has returned to
Pcr, Royal South Carolina. after ris!'
with frisnds and r"IatiYs here.
Ross Neal Of FolIuns6cc ". Va, is Il
guest OF local friends
E,llair- Aeri,: uf Eagles held n we'll
attended meeting last night in their hall
on Belmont street. Plans were made fer
a bic soclnt gathering on Now Years
eve.
Clyde Rryant mas returned from n
visit with relatives a, Pittsburgh.
John Lynsky who has been i'll at his
bone on Washington street. is improv-
jng.
Miss G.ulu Nelson is a guest of friends
ar bethany.
trnn and EanrSe McClain have re-
turned To Pittsburgh. wh"cr they will re-
sumo their studies after visit with
their parents in this city.
Miss Esther F'itton Will entertain the
members OF tho :. +. club Thursday
evening at her HON" on Thirty-sixth
Greet.
toaic lodge OF Masons Will meet in
regular session this evening.
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He PAID BILLS FOR
MEDICINE EVERY
WEEK FOR ; YEARS
Grew Disheartened Over His
Wife's Trouble
Nothing She Took Gave Her Any
Relief, She Says
Has Gained Seven Pounds and Is
Still Gaining Since Tanlac
Relieved Suffering

Week after week. | raid great big
bills for m"dicjnnS and treatment Tor
my wifr until We both got diSheart'
rned because nothing helped her any
said ". y. Mathis, a well-known
painter. who lives in East Chatta-
nOoga. Tenn.
This had some on for three years
and all the doctorinc and taking nleui'
cine she did wouldn't give her more
than temporary relief from her trou'
bleS," he continued. Many tlmo |
have seen my wife leave the table so
sick at her stomach that her 1000
would come back up in a few minutes
after she had eaten it. Her liver was
out Of order. nervous heada aches would
blind her; and she would almost rant
and fall sometimes. Her whole SyS-
TEN was torn up and weakened. .
But you ought 10 see the remark
able change in her since she started
taking this Tanlac. She goes ABOUT
her homework now as il she hadn |
had a pain in her life. and never
hear her complain Of a single one OF
the troubles that kept her miserable
for so long. At her meals she eats
anything put before her and never mas
bit of trouble. and her food is build
ing her up every day, fo7 she mas
gained seven pounds and is still gain
ing"
The genuine Tanlac is sold in
Wheeling by c. II. Griest 4 Co.
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bridgeport Briefs.

Street car traffic In this city was
CRAFTY handicapped yesterday. due 10
the extreme cold weather.
The miners west "f the city were paid
Yesterday. and i large amount OF money
was distributed among the mon.
The local banks yesterday mailed ou'
checks for their Christmas savings
clubs.
Howard Andre. local high school boy
whu recently enlisted in The army. Is
i'll with typhoid fever at the mbus
barracks.
Glenn McDanicls returned TO Camp
Meade yesterday morning. after spend
ing q short furlouGh with his parents
in this city.
The weekly meeting Of the Junior Mo-
chanics will be held this evening III
their hall on Lincoln avenue.
john Adams. Of S.. Clairsvllle. vas g
business caller in this city yesterday
morning.
George Me!stcr returned 10 his hon"
a. Flushing yesterday. alter spending
several days in this city.
Mrs. John Johns Is confined TO hcr
home on Main street by serious i'll
ness.
Mrs W. y. Brown. Of Upland, who
recently underwent an operation at ;i'
Ohio Valley General Hospital. was re-
moved to her home yesterday.
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OBITUARY
William HAnGanAur.

William Hauscnaur. aged hifty-threc
died yesterday afternoon, at the family
homo al No. 1919 Eoff street: after a
lingering illness Of over n year. De-
ceased WAS r. collector for the House
and Hermann company for seventeen
years and later a collector for the C.. A.
House company. About year ago. his
health failed and death resulted yester.
day. William Hausenaur was one OF the
best known citizens Of this city. BE was
born here and lived here all his life. tlc
was member Of Carroll Council.
Knights of Columbus, and belonged to
the Catholic church. j.
Deceased is survived by his wife and
one son, William. Jr., who IS employed
at tho Bloch Brothers Tobacco company.
Funeral arrangements are not yet COM
plete.
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!, som. m4r:,ircry Will" at work Al

!, so,nr m4r:'ircry Will" at work at
,h. Times Rant Saturday.
Tho rcs supply In this ci'y was en-
,ir,.ly .ul nIf yesterday morning due 10
Tho r.Hrcr,r cold weather.
\ rehearsal # Ill ih"s" taking part
~ ,hc Christmas "nl"rtni;tin"rt al IN"
rirst Raptist church will Il" held TINS
Afternoon.
Fart uf the l.auEhiin TN plant was
forced to suspend operations r"Stcrlh!
nj noon un account Of iul"r troubles.
ru,.Is attending tho various school
huillir.. I"Sl"r,im% reported mat inc
roun" were very cold during thu morn
Ing nu, none W"r" dismissed.
Forest Lyons al Mount Pheasant. IN
d"rwrui m operation for appendicitis nj
thu local hospital yesterday m"rmInh.
Dr. K. H. Wilson and Miss tr"d"rlrEs'
= nur&r at tn" local hospital. had Il
thrilling "Xpcri,ur" saturday evening
when their auto stuck III snow dr'!t
while answering; ii call I" Mount l1"h$-
ant.
Rev. ". H. M,.Mas'"rs of Mount
Union .a.ll".". who. c0udu"i"i services
at H.. t'IrsI VI. f.. church .$I"hay "N"n-
INK. returned /" New Athens y"Hi"r-
dav
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Henry Charles Becker.

Henry Charles Becker. aged and re-
sncctcd resident of this city. died yesi"r-
day morning ut o'clock at the family
homo. Nr. 1892 McColloch street. after
lingering illness. Of fifteen years. De-
craScd had. been in serious condition
about n month.
Henry Becker was born IN Germany
ii:'y-thrcc years ago. He came TO this
country with his parents about forty-live
years ago. corning to this vicinity Since
then he has been a resident here. Mr..
Ercker was a member Of the First Eng
lish Lutheran church and was an active
worker.
Deceased Is survived by his wife. Mra.
Annie (F'ishcrl Booker. two daughters.
Mrs. Anna Shaub. and Mrs. Dora Custer.
both of this city. and two sons. LoHis
of Detroit. Mich. and c. n. Of this city.
Funeral arrangements arc not yet COM
plctc.
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Monndsville Briefs,

All trains operating in and out Of
MoundEvi'ic arc srv"r;ul hours off schtd-
ule Oh account of The SHOW and severe
cold.
Mrs. Emma Rogers. VIII" has hccu
quite i'll nj her home on Ninth street
is unimpruvcd
Mrasrs. l.. NJ. Hn"rman and Louis
Conner were in rittSmirGh Yesterday. At
tending TO business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. W. M"rris Of
Charleston. arr visiting relatives here.
Il. f. henderson, is Gwit" Ill ut his
home on l.nfny"ti" avenue.
Tho students of tho high school will
stag" \ mock trial this evening mt The
Central school building. Tho public l.
iaviic'..
Miss MARGARET PriCr has recovered
from an attack Of lonsilitIS.
Miss Doris Grandsiaff ~ Thirc street
leaves shortly for Philadelphia. where
She will visit relatives.
Miss Jennie Gallagher or panvl!e. H..
ia expected t0 arrlv" her" today for Ar
extended visit with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. :. T.. McrullnGgh and
daughter Miss Evelyn. hay" returned Il
Wheeling. after a visit with Mrs. Mar
gHrrt Grands,nff W Third street
Mrs. Bert M"Ilvair Of Glen Eastnn
spent yesterday her" With relatives.
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FARM LOAN RATES ARE
RAISED BY UNCLE SAM

WASHINGTON. Dec. 10.--Thc Ecnec-
al upward movement UI interest rates
was recognized today hy the federal
farm loan board by raising tn" rate on
government leans IL farmers from To
~. per cent. III anticipation nj u later
incrcaS. III the present II. per cent rate
on farm loan bonds. Decision probably
will H. reached tomorrow whether L"
raise the bond interest rate at this time.
or 10 reduce tho selling price which
heretofore. has been Mt u premium Of
- per cent.
In spite Of the decision reached by
The farm loan board. Secretary McAdoo
said today he hoped future issues Of
Liberty bonds would hear j. per cent. tho
same rs Of the second loan.
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KNIGHTS Of COLUMBUS N|ARR .
FUND CAMPAIGN NOW UNDER WAY

necrs, scarlet fever and pneumonia: Al
bany. New York.
Private Lyle B. Rich. medical corps
December S. typhoid fever: Willow City
North Dcllota.
Private Jackson W. McDavid, engi-
necrs. December 6. pneumonia; Nola,
Miss.
Private Earl E. Coons infantry. De-
ce,aber l. scarlet fever; Prescott. Iowa.
Private Raymond Hamilton, artil-
lery. December S. measles complicated
with pneumonia RuShville. Indiana
Sergeant. first class. Frank ]. OLcary
medical department.. November 81, Trau-
matiSn OF brain; Roxbury. Mass.
Private William E. Hancock, enGi-
neers. December 2. septicaemia: Smith
vile, Kentucky.
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Miss Jane a. Evans. died at her home
at IS Sixteenth street, yesterday after
noon. after weeks illness Of pleu-al
pneumonia. Miss Evans was we'll known
having hecin in charge OF the registery
department OF the local postofilce Tor
the past twenty years. She Is member
of the Unitarian church. She is survived
by her mother. Mrs. Mary Evans. one
sister. Mrs. James HansbarGer. OF Los
Angeles. Calf. and one brother. Will Of
this city Funeral arrangements ara
not yet complete
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Presbytery Meeting Today

The quarterly session Of the Wheel
ing Trcshytcry Will hc held In tho" First
United Presbyterian church In this city
today and seventeen churches III this
vicinity will Il" represented At IN" ln"r'-
ing which will open at eleven .nclock'
number Of important matters VIII No
taken up At the meeting. among them
being tho making Of engagements for
tho installation Of two now pastors. Tho
ladies aid society uf tn" church VILE
servo lunch nj noon Ga the visiting MIN
listers and delegates.
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MINI Almost proZen.

\ man giving his nam" as Fai Clark
WAS fuHInd nearly frr zen I" death ScSt"r-
DAY HnuHi noon, near IN" ll"nSch"l barn
ON EruciiI aVcnu" by IhruaId Woods
win" was passing nt that time. The m"u
was found lying face downward IN the
SNOW and VAS unable "a SHrnk. WoniS
notified polio" hcaLnuart"rS and the man
was removed Ia the city hGildiug AID
vas later removed 30 tn" l"crl hospital.
Or e. r. MHsScrly was called In attend
him aud found him t. h" III s"ri"m !
condition L. the long 'Nn"%w!" in th''
weather.
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AL GRAY DEAD

The police had not located the mother
OF Al Gray who was killed in an cxrlu-
sion at Gary, Ind. lust week at an
carly hour this morning. Information
had been sent here saying III. dead
mans mother lived in ths city, but
NO trace has been found.
Al Gray was killed in an explosion
Mt the Aetna Powder works.
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Revival Meetings Open

Revival meetings hav' opened at both
the Church of God on North Fifth street
and the Deep Run school house and de-
spite the cold weather the meetings are
h''ng largely attended. At the former
place thu meetings ar" in Char%" OF
Roy. Turner. evangelist Of Washington.
IA. while ut the latter rlac" tn" meet
ESS ara in rharE" Of Rev. Riznr "A for
ncr resident Of this city.
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INDUSTRIES PARALYZED

FORT SMITh. Ark. Doc lN.-lmdus-
tries Of this ely aS well rs the opera
tinn Of several inrE" "DHu mines in this
country wer" raralyz" today. AZ TN"
result Of f general strike iuHueuTaind
Saturday. by the central Trades AMI
Labor Assembly. in sympathy with N"
striking operators Of tn" southeastern
Bell Trlephun" company.
The clty was IN darkness last nIEh'
asid All electro driven !u'u'hhi"ry l"!ty
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Tany Attended HenG1t.

Despit. thr riii Weather Of lnSt even
ir.. i nurrh,.r "f local people attended
The cake walk nnh "Dtertainment given
III -" iiart"n miners hall for III" bHnn-
Il. Of 'h- i:arr"n branch % 'hn R"I
Cross Sc".icty. III" Eart"u branch will
shortly make II shipment &, n" nat:nnal
headquarters.
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Delivered Adttess.

C-. McMaSters president Of Mr.. Union
college. and a u?.ivr nf E"iin"n; c,un:*.
delivered an address :" ~" Students az
the local high school Yesterday after
noon. His subject. TT, Necessity
Of completins Your High School ami
COLLEGE EGuration." Dr. McNasters is
here In an effort to raise fund Of s15.-
90 for Mt. Union college.
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Trcx Club Bang1et,

AT tho regular weekly business mrn!.
ing ~ III" Trek club held laAt evening
tho social cnmmltte" was empowered L
proceed with arrangements for n hiG
New Years banquet and lance 10 l."
held Friday evening following Christ
mas Tn" affair promises IN he one q:
the cruwning social events II tn" sea
son. other important huS!n"s was xiv.
Ell attention AT last evenings meeting
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Rurstel Pines Do Damage

Burstcd water pipes at the Peoples
hank and the Fred White residence in
thr 'Hnhcnsack apartments yesterday
morning did considerable damage at
each place until IN" water could he turn
81 Of Al tn" bank building thu water
ran down the steps leading In the bal
cony and dill damage while ri the White
residence the water ran onto tn" floor
Of the buckeye dye works. damaging
the stock Ia sonlr extent.
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M.,,s+er,al Association Formed

Nt a meeting of IN" ministers nf ,hr
various churches held yesterday morn
Inc nj tho parsonage Il the First l'r"S-
.hyicrian church. an organization 1" h"
known M the ministerial association
wns formed. REV. r. l.. Mcdaniel az
tho First BAPTIST church. vas elected
president. Will" Rev. {, .. I'ndG" of III"
'hurrh 4,f cod. WAS elected secretary.
Tho following church W"r" represented
prrshyI.riun United rr .shyirrian, NJ i;
Ra;hi$t. Lutheran. EpIsr"pal md church
80, ;,,1
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BRIDGEPORT
Buffet Lunch To-day,

y buffet !unch will he served this nf-
:"ru"on ct the Red Cross headquarters
IN Main street. and the public Is cor
daily inviind to attend. The work
r.,-;ns VII :" "r"n for inspection au'
'h"s" attending viii b. given an idea ~
h" large Arn"urt al work being turned
uu' :"r The soldiers.
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iLu"rai services were conducted i"S-
,crrlav afternoon from IN" home az her
daughter. Mrs. ". r. Morgan. on D"l"-
war" street. for thr late Mrs. Louis"
SwauScr former r"siI"ut Of this cry.
who died at her horIc IN Chester. W. Va.
Friday. The SERVERS w"r" in rharg" "f
Rev. f. T.. Schi!tz. pastor of til" First
NJ. T., church and were largely attended
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bELLAlRE
Received Sad, New5.

Mrs. George Counsf.s. ot 'his city
yesterday received two letters tnt"rm-
irx her nt nc dcath d Charles fo"r-E'tr
Did son rt Mr.. ard Mrs. !. VI. J"uE'nS
which ACQUIRED At Ja'ks"u.. Tenn. Inc
other letter stated that Mrs. fora Jct'>-
ms and h:,i,v. wife. ard chiiG ~ stephen
Jenkins. di"G following It hr;et Illness
The r.mai.S will ~. S-f1p"d to M"nti-
c.,iic. Florida. for tntrrr"r'. tI"th fa;H-
lies were f,.-n.r residents 90 this Cily
and have =. hos. q fri"t,.lS Who viii 10
Srievcd t. learn . fth"r log.
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Traction Cars Cold

Much complaint was heard yesterday
from patrons Of tn" Wheeling Traction
r"mpnny. in regard To the poorly heated
cars. In su.r" "I the cars thcr" was
but little heat aud passengers rspcc-
ially children suffered greatly from the
cold.
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Fire Last Evening

The entire mr." department, wnS called
out last evening H.: an alarm from box
~ nj the corner Of Park and Fifth
streets. Due To the icy condition 81 TIL"
streets much trouble WAS experienced in
getting II the scene. When the fire.
mon arrived a slight haz" was disc"v-
cred IN HE August Miller HON" on
Sixth street which WAS cmsilS "Nl'n-
IuiShrd.
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aar,sorv BOARD He1d meettnr

The advisory board t"r district Nv. >
composed nt Attorneys II. 7. Tyler. Jns
G. Tallman md T. W. Scher'zsr held Il
meeting last Might and discussed The
G,lcst!nnn4i-na sept n';t ny tho war e.
7ar-men, Teachers and othe- clerical
workers attended the meeting.
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Christmas Savings Club Checks Mailed

Christmas Savings Club checks were
uail'd out by the three local banks veg
lrrday morning. and ii is said that i'll
all about $4,000 was paid out by the
banks. Money WAS very plentiful IN
this city yesterday afternoon and "vc-
ming and much Christmas shopping WAS
done.
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Roads Still Blocked.

The country roads ar" still nnpassnulo
rs 4 result Of the snow drifts If Satnr-
lay afternoon and evening. and prarl ~
ally all 1T yesterday Wus spent III OPEN
inE q rpud through the drifts. WIllinIr
Poland who operates Il milk transfer
wagon from Pleasant Grove I" this cli?
WAS unable 10 get to town yesterday.
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The Young Ladies' Auxiliary Mission
arr society OF tho FIRST Reformed
church will meet THURSDAY; evening 1t
the home OF Miss Alma Lockwood. on
Gravel Hill. Following the business A
progran will ~ rendered.
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Cold Morning.

Yesterday was one oil tn" coolest days
for years according to older residents
Of the city. as at no time during the nay
did tbs, Thermometers go aboN" |" ao"v"
zero Yesterday morning III various
places they registered as low as !" h'-
low, Will. al Upland it was reported -
below. Tho Indications last evening
were 10 the eft"c; that this morning
would be even colder.
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Missionary Circle.

The Young Sldirs' Missionary circle
Of the Christian church h"!d q meeting
last nigh; at the home os Miss kathrEn
Gallagher. on FRANKLIN street. Follow
int tn" business Il social session was
held ami N "nto%ah!c evening resulted.
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a,s Shortage Felt Hcre.

There was noticeable shortage o;
gas. in this city yesterday morning. and
I'm many homes they wcro unable 10 pre-
oare the morning meal on account OF
not having any gas. Shortly beio:'
noon the supply came on stronger. anG
last evening the supply was again nor
nal.
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Funeral To-day.

Funeral services Will be held this at
tcrno"n ct the family home. at 13S Sow
"r'renth street: for the infnnt daughter
az Mr. ard Mrs. Frank J. kirchner. VIII"
passed away Sunday. Interment will DO
mace 1T Mt. Calvary.
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Home on EurlouTh.

Leslie Beuter. machtuist on the U
8. S. New York. is spending ten days
furlough with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Ecuter. oq Rose lttll He vii
be assigned to ire L. 6. s. South Caro-
lima on his return 10 duty.
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AttcNpts 1t rem

Attcnnts NJ removing the green tops
&C potatoes on the assumption HAT thcy
detrucI from the rubcr !nrnrrit
have proved - pour plan and in the ma
joriIy 1r cases where records were III pt
the poorest pmlatoe1 produced the poor.
est crop weight. though In some in
stances ;hr- r"!blurs were !AIEsr.
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WILL EntArtain C1nSS

Mrs Wriliara Sch-amn will entertain
the members os the Kings Bible class
~ tho First Reformed church at her
homo ~. HolrGont streo'. Thursday s:"-
,i,=. T'o,l,wirc t::" hHs,:"Ss n" evening
will he spent social.
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Mother Dead.
Ralph

Ralph Cox Of Grave Hill. yesterday re-
Cciv"d word announcing the death of his
mother at -. Joseph. Ma. Mr.. Cox left
tor ST. Zoe and expects to be absent
about one week.
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Observation-Disclosures.

At tho Lutheran pArsrnaE" on Ncrom-
her :. 1877. nrcHrr"u III" marriaGc n!
Miss Almn SiGnn KlaStnn r'rnradSon and
Gur'a" Linus Gts;ar%"n. Rev. i. T.
Mrrani"l. pasi"r, performed the ccrc-
mNny.
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cold weather. q special train from
Wcllsvillr to Bellairc was run over III"
c. & L. lines last evening. The Glove
land train was several hours late and
local people were unable t" get Train
~ this city unless a special was nun.
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To Entertain Club.

Members Of the Variety club will b.
entertained Thursday evening at III"
home Of Mrs. r. p. Cowen on Gravel
Hill. Knitting will b. the diversion and
4 luncheon will hc served.
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MARTINS FERRY

l0ST-Moniav evrninE between e, Il r fright ia
ton mud Hanover street. end wedding TnS. Re-
VAIL II I"urt", IL KTrkurk Grr.'cry. ff'h hnd
Walnut s;tNTN dig
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American Casualties

WASHtNGTuN. De-. l1--Gen.ral
PcfShIns reported Today the following
deaths from natural causes:
corporal James IL. Marshall, cmgi-
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The fur"rai "f T. T.. M"udslsnn who
died a. m carry h"rr Nondor morning
will taf" ria"e today II; his hosrr on
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Th;rty-.irst street. Services will he con-
duct.h at . O'clock. ln,.rm"ut will hr
n thu .I"Hi:h cemetery "a Winding
Hill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
Schoolg Close.

Several Of the schools here were clos
od yesterday nm account Of iEah"quats
heating facilities 'fh" lowest temper
allure registered was tire" below zero
carly Monday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-11
This Big D., B. & T, Christmas Sale
OF Standard Pianos and
PIaver-Pianos
Brings to your home the quality you ought to buy
at the price you ought to pay.

If YOU want a full dollars worth for every dol
lar YOU spcnd-if you want the satisfaction of
knowing that You have made wise sclectlon-lt
You want the support of reliable business house
back of what YOU buy-You will find all this right