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EMMETT 5. H0RSLEY,
Civil Engineer.
DAWSON. GA.

LAND SURVEYING A SPECIALLY
WRITE FOR REFERENCE.
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a now hearing was granted him by
Judge Robinson.
\tlurnryS Maury and MrtiinIcy
Iilri u suit for Sl5hh.n0 damages SAtuv-
day. against The Wheeling Mold and
Foundry. company. for William II. Jones
for injuries received at the plant.
Robert 'laIrrrty Of tho Firth ward
las boon appointed IA extra policeman
;n take the place If Ohl:rr "ch!p'
i'rrr,hn"k"r who Is in tn" North Wheel
,r= hospital. wh"r" II" underwent an
nn,,ratlru for appendicitis on Saturday.
i .,irl" damage MAS done to the home
nC N.rhninS Meade ut Twenty ninth and
N,r'ullurh strr"tS Saturday, when tho
rrnc ,.nlEh, fire. IN" SnILth Sid" "nmpan-
49,, easily rXiinEu'ShuE ir., hlazn.
Til" case ~ Elmer and n. I. Nc
Iniir"' charged with III" murder nf ar
rhur Jones ~ .1E!y :. las. Will u":
,,..nr M ut this term rf s'nrrt having
l"..u deferred until The %nv"r'h.'r irriE
T.minv Will Inc di,"r"" day in Fart II
Vt the circuit court when judy II. g.
IIrrv"y md DiV"rr" Commissioner lI"n
;. li..u""E.'~ Will hear = number -:
cases.
AT III" n'"o'InS "t Taylor lode" ~
Golden Links 'hl$ evening d"Er"" work
will hn conferred mn au";h"r irrr" class
rf candidates.
The Christmas ship Of the AnlcrI-
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THIS INCLUDES ALL THOSE WHO
DO NOT RESPOND WHEN
CALLED IN SElECTlVE
DRAFT
Whether the Alleged OeserteT Is Con
victed or Not the Reward VIII be
paid-AII Delinquents Face
Court Martial

Nv direction of Governor John }.
Cnrnwrll. 4 Motto" has been sent nut
10 District and local draft hoartS. ciiE
and Pnsrcurln@ attorneys and IN"
Press of ~" STATE, h. iir"CkinrldS"
Jones. chief OF The department "i Mill
.arv and census enrolment, nflrrlns
a reward of fifty dollars for III" arrest
OF and the delivery Of dcs"rt"rH 10 nc
nearest army post. Tn" letter says IN
part:
Every man who has been register
cd under the ScIrctivr SCrric" Act and
who fails 10 report for military duty
and enirainmen' n thu tim" Specln"u
by the local board. is classed as a DC
serter from the army.
Each local board when issuing III"
call for military service. posts in a
conspicuous place. the names of all
men called and the date and hour on
which 10 report. Each board also
mails each man called special red
card U64-Cl ordering him so 10 report
al 4 specified place and specified time.
Non-reccipl OF this card is no excuse
for non-apprarancc. Each rrgiS'rant
must make il his business IN lind ont
if he has been called and when. Also
every registrar who fails To report
for physical examination Thereby for
fei1ing his right for examination or
claim for exemption Is al once order
ed into military S"rvic" by This Do
partment and must answer this order
or be ClaSSed rs dcSertCr.
IF after such persons are brought
TO military authority it appears 10 The
military authority that their delin.
quency is not wilful. they will he for
wardrd TO a mobilization camp and
their local board will hr given credit
If it appears the delinquency was viii
full they will b. prosecuted before
court marshal a. GCs"r:cr. In every
case the reward is payable.
at is a patriotic duty of all police
officers and citizens 10 bring such Dc.
linQuents under the military control.
The small number Of cases Of those
who have failed 10 report for military
duty in this state is highly gratifying.
and possibly III" majority OF these
failures are due TO ignorance or misun.
derstanding of the law. but all such
cases must be immediately apprrhend.
cd by police officers or private CHI.
zenS and turned over 10 the nearest
military post or camp"
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Ruddy Checks SparklingEyes
Most Women Can Have
Says Dr.. Edwards. a Well.Known
Ohio Physician

DIFF. M. Edwards for 17years treated
scores of women for liver and bowe! all
ments. During these years he gave to
his patients prescription made OF a
few well.known vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive Oil, naming them
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them by their olive color.
These tablets are wonder.workers on
the liver and bowels, which cause a
normal action, carrying off the waste
and poisonous matter in ones system.
If you have pale face, sallow look,
dull eyes, pimples, coated tongue, head
aches, a listless, no-good feeling, all out
of sorts, inactive bowels. you take one OF
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly for
time and note the pleasing results.
Thousands of women aswell as men
take DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets-the
successful substitute for calomel-now
and then just tokeepin thepink fcondl-
ton. 10c and Csc per box. All druggists
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personals and Briefs.

f. c. Walter of Elm Grove has &C
crptrd n position on tho Jobctty farm
on bethany pike.
William Phillips Of Denver. Col. has
written back that his health has ini-
proved very much. Mr.. Phillips was
formerly resident of Philadelphia and
moved 10 Denver on account of his III
health.
Miss Grace Martin Of Fairmont Is
visiting relatives in ElGwood.
Miss Beatrice Sandersun OF Wellshurg
has returned home after visiting friends
in WnodSdale.
George H. Clarke Of Patterson left
yesterday for Pittsburgh. whore he has
accepted a position with the West Penn
Electric company.
Miss Henrietta Cline Of Syracuse. N.
V. is spending two weeks the guest Of
relatives at Echo roint.
Floyd Blake of Fulton Is hack from
Clrakshurg. where he has been en-
played. MIR. Blake leaves Thursday In
tn" next Sclcctiva draft contingent.
Ray Rice of Elm Grove is visiting his
parents at that place. Mr.. Rice Is en-
pioyed by rho G. & T. Telephone COM
pany ut Fairmont.
Mrs Wesley Rice of Elm Grove is
confined TO her home on account Of i'll
ness.
rrof. c. c. Rosscy Of Edgwood has
returned home from Elkins. where he
has hscn attending to business affairs.
Miss Olive lirrvcy Of Sigma Pons will
resume her duties us teacher at the Elm
Grove school. after being III n few days,
W. {. Mccall of Pittsburgh Is spend
ing the week with relatives in Elm
Grove
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Porter of Carnegie
Pa. are the gtlL--- II relatives In Elm
Grove.
Miss Mary Earnest Of st. Clairsville
is spending some time the guest of
friends in OvcrbruOk.
Miss Gertrude Evans Of Elm. Grove IS
visiting friends in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burger of Elm
Grnv" arc visiting their son. Harry. at
Dctroit, Mich.
John Trusscll OF Elm Grove still re-
mains seriously Ill at his home with
typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cater of Edg-
wood arc tho proud parents of fine
baby hoy.
Mrs. George Fcnt OF Pleasant Valley
has been removed to her homo from the
North Wheeling hospital, where she re-
Gently had to undergo an operation.
George Armstrong Of Fulton has left
for Washington. y. c.. where he will
enter the employ Of the L. s. govern
mcni.
Miss Maymr Oliver of Rarncsvillc il
th" EIrst nf relatives in Elmwooh.
Oscar Whitehead Of Erllaire ~ the
guest of relatives in West Alexander.
!: c. Mcclure Of H"ndrysburg O., Is
visiting friends in Fulton.
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abolished. j. J. l7ah"y. VIII" held III" Of
flee =. tirInr IT. S:,turiHE. Eiui,hi"GS III
fin, future will IT, 'nSr"-t"i hy ''ItI En-
rin,..r cool. and Fare chief ii"s'.
--.IudG" Man II. E"biU$"n Saturday
imrrA.d i ,-..n;rnc" ~ twenty years ~
Charles Miller convicted III an H!m'u
,,nn:.hl,, erin" nn hl,s L. y'ar "ld 'i"nSh-
tor.
After lcrr tin"d E2:."h ani "">t@
hv JuIgr Robinson in ~" criminal criIti
IN Srrurti;.y for maintaining - nuisance"
on the South SID. l"r"ttn Rome. vas
rrn,andrd 10 tH! uut:i nctni"7 IL
charged with hnrhnriuE a minor child in
tho house.
-t'harIcs Tnnfiln:S WIS fired S"I."H
and costs and sentenced To hil for ."
dnvS in police court IN Saturday ami
1nter was turned over In III" county Hu-
thnritics on vagrHu"y rharG''. P"nti!':
WAS arrested Ivy n:lirrr l."nrw"ll when
bn attempted 10 clean ny tn" South
Side.
Five dollars and costs w"r" "'-
tarh.d to Roger NShIunn aud Dan smith
in police court SATURDAY. Ii"lh rl"nA"t
guilty In hsirG drunk.
The trial of James Lucas charged
with non support. has been set for 40
vcn,lrr = Lucas failed t" appear at
n former trial nj whi"h he WIS f"'InI
guilty. .Lhraugsh, a misunderstanding and
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ran Red Cross will sail from Rust Ter
min.i some time near the middle OF
October. one hundred boxes will be
the contribution If the local chapter 10
the cargo.
-r;uv G. Erose who for the past
scycral yrars has been an efficient clerk
in the Wheeling postofficc. loft last
evening for For, Sherman. Chillicothe.
o.. where he will have charge Of all the
incoming. outgoing and distribution or
the West Virginia mail Of IN" soldiers
rncarnrcd there. Tho appointment was
received Saturday evening from Post
master General Rurlcson. upon recon-
mrndatinn Of Postmaster ". W. Irwin.
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WRrWood Personals.


Harold Lacy Of Warwnnd avenue Is
the guest Of friends in Baltimore. Md.
for several weeks.
Mrs Don t:sicp and young son hav''
returned TO their homo after an EXTENDED
visit at the hom" of her parents. AIR.
and Mrs Robert \. Ankle OF Twcntict y
street. = WEE
Miss Dorothy Brooks. who has hecn
listing ut The home Of relatives in Gin
cpgo for the past few weeks. is expected
to return 10 her humr on Nineteenth
street some time this week.
Miss Mabel and Kenneth Moore NJ
Center Warwood arc tho guests Of rcla-
t;ves in Ohio.
Miss Gertrude Flynn. who has been
confined to her home in North Warwoud
as y result of injuries received aS re-
suit Of being thrown from i hicyCl" i
tcw days ago. is very much improved n
her home.
Frank Grimm has returned I" his
home after spending som" time with
friends in Warrington. w. Va.
Mrs Carl Ehbcris OF Richland avcnu"
is the guest Of relatives in New Mala-
ni"ras. q.
Mrs David Evans is rxp""i"d TO r"-
:urn 20 her home on Warw""I nr"Iu'.'
after - visit with relatives ami friends
IN Marietta. o.
Mrs. ,nk"y Valentine "r Eiglt'"n'''
street is visiting At l.'inrl Fails. q.
Miss .Ttha Barnes of Ih.nv"r. ''"l.. j.
the guest ut tn" HON" nj Miss Sar
Gouch Of W;,rwund avenue"
Carl Ebhcrts of South Rirhlauh 70
nur who has been spending SON" tim
in Charleston on business. has returned
10 his home.
..Ir and Mrs. Elaproth and daughter.
Villa. Of Fast Wheeling. spent ycstc--
day as guests at the hone nf Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Movers. of Ohio avenue.
Elwood Mcintyre. of 2fu4 Nanvc Nv
nue.. underwent serious operation f"r
Appendicitis at tho North Wheeling hos
pital late yesterday afternoon.
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NEWS BR|EF5

Lawrence FrHnzhem. and r. r.
R"wie. both nf whom Hr" in IN" off,
GERS training rornq viii report directly
u, Camp I.c" and II. W. Bond and \. Il.
Srhaf"r. n" former Of whom is in tn"
Medical R"S"rv" Corps ind the latl"-
" hn will 20 directly I" Petersburg from
Charleston. ar. four drafted nrn who
viii not h" with til" ritY cont InGent
leaving her" n"Xt' Saturday.
ARRANGEMENTS ar" being mad" for
n big demonstration for the county con
tIngcm If selected draft men leaving
here next Thursday tut IN" d"Iint" pro-
gram viii not L. announced until to-
day col w. II. &. Curtis has hc"n
made marSlIrl ard has been ~ work on
h" raratlr for several days.
james \. Dyson. William Windsor
md j. w t'ummns hav, h."n appointed
- r"inlniltc" To- make I,laTS for lnrI.:
turnout nr mcmh"rs "r Wheeling Lodge
M. Is. l.. T.. q. r. in ia" rarad" being
arranged in honor If III" S.'l"cU"d drnfl
nm who will l"av" "n Thursday for
Petersburg Va \ hiC banner has been
presented 10 the lodge hv Mrs. Charles
Schmidt aud il will h" carried in the
procession while MI mnmh"rS Of TN" or
der will carry flags hearing IN" state
seal nr West Virginia.
AS = mark Of appreciation Of his
services during lhH pnst tw"iN" years
". !. SrruETinS. lat" superintendent Of
thr water works WAS presented with a
gold watch Saturday hY employees n the
works
Ashley Mal"y. william Swnr.z. Earl
Znrn"s and Stewart Mahan. f"nr Wells
burg boys We're returned FROM camp lie"
last week on account Of rhySi"nl dis
qualification.
--Parch"inn knlnnIs. u Crock. was
Hr.d $40 and COSTS hy SPUR" lr"bbs
Saturday fnr assault and h"tt"rY on
Mix" Trola%.
Chief Clerk .Iuhn Walla"" will issue
all building permits in III" future. tn"
office Of Building Inspector having been
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Trouble Adjusted.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Sept. go
Announcement was made today Of the
settlement nf troubles which arose in
Inc ranks "t tho building trades unions
.,f charleston and resulted in work BE-
ing tied ur in different parts or tho
CITY and several hundred wnrkman again
take w thrtr duties TOMORROW. The
differences arose oyer the refusal ~
union mon mf several trades working On
large contracts. 10 associate with nom
;:rinn mrn on ri" Jobs while another
branch nf Tho h,ii'dinS trades worcd in
dcpendcntly Of the strikers.
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Pound Intox1c2nts.

Saturday evening as Mayor ]. Fl.
montgomery. Officer D. l.. Poole and
Councilman r. Mcclure were going
through South Warwood they spied
something quite in the shape of keg.
Upon investigation It was found thai
they had not judged wrongly. as 1t was
a large key Of beer. It 4s quite evident
that those who brought the beer from
the Ohio side had seen the officers COM
ing and eluded them in time. The con-
tents Of the keg was emptied into tho
river.
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will Practice Tomorrow.

Tho newly organized orchestra Of IN"
Stone Presbyterian church nj Elm
Grove Will moot tomorrow evening III
rrcparalinn for IN" Rally day exercises
which will 10 held next Sunday. Several
Few members have been accepted ana
they are plnuning Ia hold II iarg" num-
her Of entertainments and musicals dur
ing cthr coming winter.
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will Play GAINESVILLE.

Triadrlpha district high school foot
ball team is beginning practice today
~ preparation FOR the game To lie played
with IiurnrSvlllc Saturday on the Elm
Grove grounds. While Coach Miller was
we'll pleased with the showing made
against Bridgeport last Friday. he has
luund several weak spots which will he
patched up with four new men that
have not played yet this year.
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Henry Rarth CHANGES.

The many frielus nj Mr.. Henry Barth
we'll known timer FOR some time con-
nrcteG with tho Geo. w. Johnsnn's Sons
company. hardware store of No llls
Main street viii be pleased to know that
he has accepted position with Geo. T..
MCkown. ni WnodS,laic. we'll known
plumbing contractor and timer. He Will
be- back IN III" Job as usual and will
be pleased To meet his many friends.
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STATE OFFERS $50 REWARD
FOR DESERTERS FROM ARMY

and those that supported the hnnd issue
are hlEhly "lnl"d "N"r ~ success. I'll"
council has :iiTrIiy d"'.Id"d how much
will hc rAlr'nd"d an "nrh Individual
street. but II Will tar" several m"I:i!iS
t. sell tho bonds. J. Will Il" as l"i~i
nest NprIl ar May h.l"i" ~ real work
uf paving aud iUrr"I ing VIII start.
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Oyster supper.

The NJ. W. \. Henry Clay Camp No
7"2G Of Elm Grove will hold an oyster
supper in its rooms on Main street to-
morrow evening. Several events have
hccn planned for the evening. which in
addition IL the music furnished by the
Vic" promises to make the affair
mcIry one.
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sIAcKER TO BE TRIED.

CHARLESTON. ". Va Sept 40
In tho United States district court at
Huntington IN Monday. Edwin Firth.
accused of conspiracy with three other
men. to prevent IN" operation IF tn" So
lective draft law. will again 10 placed
on trial Tho first triai WAS held in
Huntington two weeks ago hut the jury
disagreed.
ON Wednesday nf this week. the Min
GO election cases involving tho theft OF
ballot boxes in the Rockhouse election
in 1914, will be tried again.
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MANY Attended Lecture.

Their" were Z great number present
al tho Vance Memorial church last
night 20 hear tn" Rev. J NJ. r"ttrr's Ice
turn on IN" great rrform"IS IF the
world TIL" subject was "Savnnarnlh.
thc Great Italian Erfnrm"r." II WAS az
great interest to III" congregation. THIS
was tho first OF five lectures. The next
ore will No delivered I"Xi Sunday.
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Heorpanized Glee Club.

The Gle" club of tn" Trlad'lphlh dis
trirt high school has been r""rEan1z""
fer tn" ensuing year and the hrS' prac-
.;,.,. will hr h"ld tumnrrnw evening. As
several members graduated last year.
sevrral Erw glIiS will hav" Ia lac So
cured. aud Miss H"sS M"'hanahan dI'
r. ctrrSS Will test IN" Voices al large
lulu.h,r nf girls in til" school,
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Miss Mary Smith

On Saturday. September 20. at lo:l5
a. m. at her late residence on the north
fork of Short Creek. occurred the death
Of Miss Mary Catherine Smith. Funeral
services will be held on Tuesday after
room at o'clock. Friends OF the family
are respectfully Invited to attend. In
torment will be in the Short Creek ceul-
etery.
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Motorcycle Accident.

Yesterday afternoon when young
man by tho name Of O'Brien was coming
to his homo in South Warwood on his
motorcycle in some way he was thrown
TO the ground. DR.. George ". Ahers"ld
was Immediately called and the young
man was removed 70 his home where
he is resting as we'll as could be ex-
nected.
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Junior League.

The members of tho Junior League ot
the Methodist church will meet in reg
ular session on Friday afternoon of this
week. Mrs S. Ecall will have charge or
Tho meeting and after tn" study pcrioh
a social time will he enjoyed by all
those present.
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Football Practice.

The Warwnod high school football
team viii! hold L practice on their field
this evening Coach Hammond will put
Inc boys through som" fast work. Ben
Kemp will b. hack on tn" field. af"r
sSraining his ankl" Will" practicing last
Thursday.
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Pnrcel Post Sale,

Tho ladies 81 Tia" First Christian
church Of Elm tir"v" will hold parcel
post sale in the church next Thursday
Afternoon and evening. ~ great num-
hrr Of parcels have been made ana an
are worth ten cents whii" inhllE arc
worth much more than this SUN. lhe
ladies Of the church Will serve Ice
cream. CufTrc and cake.
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at the local Presbyterian church on Oc-
tober IS 4 program has been prepared
and will be given by the students Of the
high school. and addresses will also he
made by several prominent citizens. The
public is cordially invited to attend THIS
meeting.
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About IL young couples from Elm
.;rove will enjoy Il hayridc next FRIDAY
evening. They will <" I" M"rEans
hotel at West Alexander. where Il SuI-
per will he awaiting them. This is tho
IrSr of ~ or nnrr prupuSrd events OF
rhlS nature, tn he held this autumn.
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The members Of the F: NJ n. and the
n. O. NJ clubs will entertain their
friends with a weiner roast on Monday
evening at the Miller camp grounds. The
members as we'll as the friends are an
,icipating O very enjoyable time.
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PLAY Tomorrow Evening.

Tnm0rrUw evening another OIL the
LADY O$hurnr pictures VIII lie SHOWN
at the 81. Nincrni'S hall Several hlmS
featuring this young him star have been
shown here before.
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0UT-THr-FIkE
Council To Meet.

" IN" meeting nf thu E.hSw"uI Coun-
ell this evening. matters pertaining |"
tho rnpairH now hCiHg dour 10y Tho At
1autir RiiuiithiC company "u H"iSkrll
avenue will hr discussed.
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Football Rana Yeatardax.

Yesterday afternoon al the South
Warwood gridiron was staged an cxcit-
ing as we'll as very strenuous game of
football by the Warwood y. c. US. tn"
PAUL. a. c. uf bridgeport. The game
ended in a tic
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1,oval DAUGHTERS VIII Meet.

The LOYAL Daughters nf the Christian
church will meet this Tuesday evening
q. their usual plar" of meeting. and III.
usual diversion of sewing will b. in
culged in by those who attend.
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VIII Give an Oyster Supper.

What is expected 70 he Il Very enjoy
able event is An oyster and roast beef
supper given by the Mons Eible class
of the Presbyterian church on Tuesday.
October Q. IN the basement of the
church.
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The E. r. ". =. class Of thr rrcshY-
terrain church will hold a very important
plectinG in the church rooms. y great
number of business matters will h. un-
der discussion. Harry Shearing. teacher
% the class. requests that all members
be in attendance as there is n pleasing
feature in store for each member of tho
class
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WARWOOD
nadies' Ala VIII Meet.

The Ladies' Aid Of the Methodist
church will meet in the church rooms on
tomorrow evening for the purpose OF
perfecting plans for the giving OF
turtle supper. and various committees
will also be appointed to assist in tho
serving Of the supper. The cate for the
supper will appear in Thursdays paper.
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Teachers VIII Meet.

The teachers or the North Warwnoa
school will meet in the school rooms on
Monday evening. Various topics rCla-
tive to the coming months work will be
under discussion
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LoST-Be.veen Sescnseenth and "arUood avenue
.anall green pure containing bills. Neat reward
Call coT-R Bell. warwood. DIN
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Get Toqather Meeting.

Y, A meeting nf the parents. teachers.
students and townspeople will be held
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
ltuirciluilliacr l,ieminu.

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