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FOUR MORE CAMP
SITES ANNOUNCED

WASHlNGTON June Il. - -Four
sites for war army divisional canton
mantS were approved today. compI"'-
ing tho list of Is points III which mill
tarv towns are 10 b. built by Sept. |,
when the first draft troops will be
called TO the colOrS.
A. each cant0nmrnt Il tull division
will BIZ given its preliminary training
before being sent 70 Europe for final
instruction behind the fighting lines.
They will BE- located AZ follows.
Aver. Massachusetts,; iaphank. Long
Island. New York: WrightStown. y.
j.: ApOliS Junction. Md: Petersburg,
Va: Atlanta. Ga: Columbia. :. g.;
ChIl!icothe. O.: Louisville. Ky: Battle
Creek. Mich: Litt!" Rock, Ark; Rock
ford, Ill.,: DrS Moines. Ia.; torI Riley.
kas.: Fort Sam Houston, Texas. and
American Lake. Washington.
In addition to these the following
six of sixteen camp sites for divisions
of the National Guard have been pro-
yisionallr announced: Fort WORTH.
Tex: Waco. Tex: Houston. Tex: Fort
sill. Okla: Deming. y. NJ. and Linda
Vita. Cal. IL is probable thai s"r-
snfh National Guard camp will be cS.
tabliShsd in conjunction with the nat
iOual army Cantonment al American
Lake. WASH. bur The war department
has not said The final word on This
pOini as vet
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WEST LIBERTY

commencement IS over and The Nor
NAL town has settled down for It's :.um.
ui.r vacation. The citizens or cSe
Liberty and Vicinity wcrc disappointen.
They missed iii" Meist"r band. who
were 81 generous with their music Oh
IN" sir"", Anh campus. The snn,m"r
school will commence on the lsth ara
y large attendance is expected.
The Missionary Society ana Pastors
Md Of tn. Presbyterian church VIII
hold an All day meeting 1T the churca
on Thursday and Il covered dish dla'
nor will he served
Misses Maud" Curtis: Naude Jctfer-
son. Maud" King and Lille King wr:o
guests OF Miss y. G. Bonar OF Short
Creek. on SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zark Springer If Ei9l
Grove. were visitors at the Jcron!e
homc an sunday
Miss Hanna Springer nf Elm Grow.
spent commencement; week WIN MISS
Naudr Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Matheny and
little daughter nf Belmont. have been
visiting Mrs. Milton Hedges.
Among I'll" visitors IN town COM
mpnccmrIt day were. Mr.. VIM. kc! ser.
city editor Of tn" lntailigcncer. aud Mis-.
k"ysrr: Mr.. and Mrs. George Towers.
Of New F'rankIin: Mr.. and Mrs. IL. {.
Wells ."f W"lshurg.
Mrs j. :. B"nar OF cameron Is ris-
ting her mother. Mrs. Luis" Jerome.
Miss irene Rude Of E"nwooh. has
been ths. rurS; Of Miss .tlvcr,ia jerome.
Mrs. Ralph Morrison and ii'tle soi:s
George and .1.r>"ph spcn. the COM
m"nrcmcnt week ~ tn" Waddell 4nnl".
Mrs H. l.. Rogers and little son G.
W. .Tr.. Of E!rrrkhanon. VIII arrive ~:
SUNDAY Ia inn her husband here ard
spend the summer with Mr.. and Mrs.
{. W. Rogers.
Mr.. William Mayors has been yer"
i'll at his home here.
Miss Winkler Il nurse Of Wheeling.
who has been waiting on Mrs. ". W.
Cas,el. lcf, for her home on Monday.
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or Akron. O.. where they will be en-

for Akron. o.. where they will be en-
! plny"d.
Bob hughes IF New Martinsviilc, who
; ! -. been employed by The Ecll Telephone
{, IT,. in Wheeling. is here visiting Chas.
| smith.
Miss Nancy n Clarke has returned
from Morgant"wn. where she attended
commencement II the University
liz" Rice Of United States Marine. who
! has been spending Il few days here, re-
ported tn Washington. u. G.. WcdneS-
day. ~
Miss Eureka Lucas nf WccdSport. \.
Y. has arrived here 10 spend the sum,
m"r with her uncle and aunt MI ana
Mrs. l.. l.. Fisk.
Miss Anna ''awi"T has arrived nom
from MnrgaNtuwn. where she ATTENDS
VI. Y. l.. ,.
Miss Elizabeth White has gone tn
Akron. e.. whcr: she Will Visit ner
mother.
About sixty Sisl"rSvll" young ladies
made n huuS" In huuS.. canvass Tuesday
To- SECURE mrmu"r$ tor the local ISrd
i'rrss Chapter. Tn" city was laid of
inlu twelve districts mud each OF these
a Iu!mbrr Of girls led by captain So
!irl"d membership T"rlr" autoin1i'l:S
were in Scrvir" To assist the girls III
their work and Il parade was given Th"y
wrr.. served lunch ut twelve o'clock al
Ill" Rcd Cross headquarters.
pntruman Martin E"ider was ln'tafk-
shurg Tu"SduN In attend /. :. court.
l.. :. SnndErass has returned nome
from paints in Michigan. II" dr"N" 4
track through fer the diamonG EtraS":
Miss HIlnrhr smith nf Wheeling. is
rl. guest If her sister Mrs. j. IL. Thorn
I. ton.
! Mrs. g.. w. Qunin and Miss Lester
$aI$I"lt"r Of ClarkShurG. are III" guests
uf their uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs.
ln" Davis.
Mr. aud Mrs. Thomas Mnlick have ar
rived lore in their car from Akron and
viii spend several days with Mr.. Ma
hicks rartnts. Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Ma
lex
Miss r,anrgia ,;r%Ee haa arrived nom"
FROM f'ririn"ni where Sh" took \
courS" NJ Fairm"ni Normal school. Sh"
viii teach At Salem. w. VA. next term.
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RUSSIA SEEKS
TREATY CONFAB

PETROGRAD. Via london. June II.
The cabinet has decided 10 suggest
a conference with the Allies To "Xam-
inc the variOns treaties among the
several Allied powers.
PETROGRAD. Via London. June Il.
The provisional government has is
sued 4 decree declaring all acts OF
military disorder 10 be insubordlna-
ion. including refusal! 10 fie ht' ana
also Indictment TO fight against the
government. Such acts. says thr de-
cree, are punishable by long scnt"n'
ccs 10 servitude in the pcnintenilary
and lhn deprivation Of rights 10 pro
perry and also the right 10 rr-dis-
land under the coming land re'dls-
tribution.
PETROGRAD. via London. June II.
A large delegation Of Russians ana
Americans. including several minis
1ers, the chief Of The local military
star and the entire personnel OF me
American embassy and consular es'
Establishments. greeted the Root COM
mission on its arrival here Yesterday
afternoon. \ guard Of troops STOOD AL
attention AS the special rolled INTO the
station.
PETROGRAn. via London, Iuhr II:
,-Gennral Drnking. former chIef o.
staff. has been nominated 10 succeed
General GurkO in command OF 'he
tbn western fr0nI
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VOCAL PUPILS OF ST.
JOSEPH'S IN CONCERT
At the Carroll Club Last Night Before
n Large Audience-Excelleut
Numbers.

inc rocnI pupils under III" direction
~ Sister VI Angela. -: :, i"~"l'nS
H,'nd..mt. Rendered I ~ gram ~ HH-
usuHi merit ~ III" carroll club aUr.is
iqrlunL last m%h!. Every m'tan'r 81
Gh, urngram WAS w'il given md t.
Ii,.lIl.,I 4 large. tti,i"nrt ur IuuSu' luI,rS.
Th"S" wh" r""k part in ia" C"nrcrt
wee: MIsae- Mary ':airm"l. Carrie
DuN H.. l"nuua Mr';raIl. Mary &lrNultt.
lr"rurlry lHrrS. ti'."u:ain" N'Mmll'N.
Il"hu f'r"drTirk~. fl"AD"r Allison
aSrhulih. Mary |i"rsr"h. Mhml" Steele
huliI Ii..ti:. Agnes IrIGun. Virginia car
ruit. E"rlna R"hr'"!i. NI"Ef Tracey.
Margur,I lt"u&h'ri>. BESSIE M"h'm
Kathleen ,;illirru. Edna Nn;urr. EIh''l
kiltl. Esther iurSri. ';"n"Ni">" Nc
prnlid, Mr.. i. T.; t"un"I!. Mrs. i.
Handy. Mrs \ \ Wells Mrs. Ian
I;Ti-tlIurr
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GIVE VARIED PROGRAM
AT CHAUTAUQUA TODAY
THREE DIFFERENT ATTRACTIONS
WILL GIVE FOUR ENTER-
rAINMENTS.
Hawlian Singers. DR.. Chas. S. Medbury
and Charles Crawford Gorst.
On Program
Weird. b. wllch!n& Hawaiian IN;

Wr.rI h. Wilrh!n. Hawaiian music.
:,l,y,,i ont interpreted a. only real ila-
vai,nu,. ,.,,. songs ~ til" heart "f ih''
;nr.-S; t., an" Of tn" most tum"uS at bird
Iu}i:ninr~ aud i practical sermon "u
world ,itiI.ushlr 10y a uc"p-thnlins
,,ui,rrSliy nrUT,S,nr are Ih,. attractions
.I,a; ;r. offered a. thc Martins Ferry
.,hiIGtuii,r!a today.
I:n,h :,ft.rnn,u and evening Nl"rras
nu.,I IIlWniiup Singers ami PLAYERS
vii give. PROGRAMS uf Hawaiian muSi".
wi.lr!, has taken Americans by storm
SiilIu IN. last few Years. George Vi!
..rr., I..,,Irr ,f I'm, rnmnnny j. said -
have, had uS much to do with rorulari.-
rn.. IlWait,n music as ANY other par
son ana M. has given his brst efforts
-, ,i,r ,,,I..,iinn al 81 ,,rn,.r.uI which will
,i,,S.. ,laiiin.III,. n'!diEnrnS
! Ia lh.. afternoon lrr charles : Mod
l,lry OF nr,l;r ,nlI.r.. will deliver his.
,,, l.,...., ~, ...r,,, N,.r ~ \u,r His
,,I,Irn,- * ,isrnrJ f. s,I,,, Ih,. pr"h-
I,.,us and uucstinns that have arisen ~
in. minis If ali MS The result 81 the
l..
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WELLSBURG


WELLSEl'RG. W. Wa. Jun" li:-ln
order ihn, every mCnhcr hf.lh !. NJ '.
\. Marty Ia M"undsvllr on sunday can
gain admission l." the s'h'" Pr'Snil ~
rh,. rvrrrisns 10 hc held there. admission
iickciS will hr furnished Secretary W.
81. Russell. who viii Civ" m" tickets l"
those. VIII" rurrhhs" tickets for m" trip'
I:rrHuSr If the. great number mat ~
n.,t Ia ~ ndniSS sion tickets Wi! b" CIV
"n only to those VIII" =" hy IN" Spr'"II
IRAN, Thus,. who go by "th'r means al
trans purtatinn will W. unable I" get 'h'o
the. prison on that day.
rho issuance at admission ll-S"tH is
ua,.. u"crssary 10y IN" limited capacity
of rhr prison tn visitors. and III" SlZ" nl
Ilr !. NJ =. y. parry. hfH"h NhI.e
v,,II hold lh, ..nnarity nf tn" prison IN
reserve on this day for the !. NJ. t. y.
and only members If tn" party can EHt
IN II y,u want /" ,nlak" IN" al IN"
rnr,s secure Your ticket for I'll" $p'rla
rain and get your admission ticket i'll
he same tlmE.
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FOUR PERFORMANCES
OF HER UNBORN CHILD

Four performances r"' remain !" IL"
L,;.n Of Tho birth control play. Her
t'lIrnrt, 'nilt.." which is ia" last spoken
,irarlia - ;h.. ,'llrr"ui S..aS,in To l"' S""n
At ,h., t'rir' theatre. III" usual mat .
ilr... for la'i.,~ only taking pia"" his
aft"rnunn and t.ni"rr'w at;"rnnnn. Its
= ,'laS = lItti. en- ~ IN" ordinary AMI
t!'HiS wiki certain propaganda IN
Whirh IA" puhiI' now :. interested An
old fashioH.d TuIuan. devoted |" hrr
huili. and children. - IN antagonist "i
birth control wilIl" woman "t NOR"
rr,url"rai" circumstances Hnrl Il S",'i"ty
ir:i,rr h,.ii"v.'S in tn. hySlrpi .'InanCi-
pa:i"n "t ~. WIFI Although ,h"r" ~
r.u.h serious t:muGi.i III thu plaS. th"E:
tl~0 ia Il strong Thread If comedy.
,I,I arrnj;u' a.! tho great demand for
seats - iiI.. matinee V"ri"rInanr"s is"'
management ~ tl.- ''U,ir: has,. dt."id,I
IL r..S-rN.' 4 Iirrt If sin" lower floor for
:h.. Saturday rlH;;r'" only These wIl
!". sold a. tf'y ""n;> Zach and may be
reserved III advance.
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE
OF METHODIST CHURCH
will Come to Close Today at Pine
Grove--Many Ministers From
Here Attending.

The annual conference" q: tn W h''i.
inc district g.: IT.. M'ih"dlSi f.;iS'"IiAI
rhrrrh which has been held At I'm"
GROVE tor ih'' past tw" days. "ilt H.
brought - Il "i"N' today. ScNHr''i MIN
i>rrrS Irruu IhlS "ItH. VIII" nav" h'"h
attending the session returned last
might tI;h"rS viii r'Iuru hnIn" i"da'.
YESTERDAYS program r"n$lSt''u ~
G",nii"n:,l .,orvIr" ny y w. Mili"r Ihe
e'"in",IS ANA addresses "'r" h'IiNri"h
hy III Rrv. Ur. j T. l;lrd "nh ~" TO-.
Clarence. E.ur":I" .il"n. II. l.
iuSinrs. was 'rHn~arf'i during M
HfI .rn"nu ard I:"v. NJ Homer trimmings
con IUr;rd a Sung S"rViCt' las night.
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SISTERSVJLLE

Milan Slathcrs. VIII" VAS injured about
n month ncn. when 1t" fol- from desk
n IN" Lincoln garage. was operated on
Sunday in rhn SiSIrrSEli' hospital by
DR. Srhviun ur Wheeling. "" is Erttin z
along nicely AMI hopes ar" entertained
for h.s recovery.
Wilaur Hubbard L. s. Hospital Corps.
who j. stationed at columbus. visited
his mother her. this week
Homer I.urklrv ut Marietta. WAS the
guest Of friends here Tuesday.
Richard Stem lker, Hubert Nnrcross
md Dewey Patterson left Wednesday
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Hobo King May Speak Here.

-PrrmlSSlnm VIII u SNNENT V"uHy
from thu playgr"uudS association hI
Jeff Davis. king az h"ho"S. VII" -
spending Week III Wheeling. I" speak,
- III" youngsters ~ nus 'ilh ~ 'h'
ui:tvrro,u,lS next Monday afternoon.
The messing" "f IN" h"h" kin" - aiyi""
against leaving HON" and an appeal !"
hove. home and mother. In his travels
throughout various countries ~ III"
world he has SON; NOR ethan >"r h"i =
who have left h"m" back /" ti"nr par
.nts. lie has r"cenlly rrtir'uh from
France and has $pnk"u /" :"". """
Youngsters In New York. FcnH%INHnlI.
ohio and West Virginia. SlAiy thou
sand of them HAY" promised nil Ia &raH"
home. Cu. "t his bits al 'tdvi"" I" III"
children is "Mrm's apron Strings S'"H
wear out. Hang onto them Will" You We
80, a IhnMCe.
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Birthday Party.

I.itl" WilmH NrliS entertained II 81;
ii"r Young friends yesterday al II .rnriE
in honor of her seventh; birthday.
Tn" lirtlr folks w,r.. delight fully On
iortaind for an hour with various Eau"S
on lhn lawn. after which they wrr" l.,
into the dining room which bud boon
made very attractive" with prnnIcS and
roses Dainty REFRESHMENTS were served
md cach child received - snlll. token
Those present Wcrc:
Misses Ruth Str"us". Mildred StroISc.
Gertrude Flynn. Virginia Carroll. vir-
sinin Murphy. Helen Murphr. Ruth
Eastw nod. Bertha Cupp. Miriam Tust!n.
Angela rnSsnn. .\lir" ReiSter Fl"ssy
Mnlrny. Mildred Wells. Wilma Wells.
md Masters Carl aud Robert Nril>.
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POLICE PICK.UPS.

\ man whose name is registered Oh
tn" police record is John Doe was
called down by in" manager ot PUT
liz diniag room last evening for what
is alleged 10 HAY" been improper IAN
cuage. ~" hrCHmc diSnrderiy ana as
SauIllrd the manager. it is charged,
with rho result thai Policeman Holmes
arr"=t, d him lie was required 10 post
So for his appearance i'll police court
this morning.
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NEGRO MEDICoS MEET.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Juno IT,
The West Virginia Medical association
an organization If Cnlur"d rhysIrlaliH
dentists and pharmacists. IL holding us
eleventh annual session In this city.
ruprrs were. read today on various med
zeal topics aud thu Saniinry and hygiene
conditions 1T tn" race cam Ill for mpch
discussion. y public meeting VIII ne
h,.lI tomorrow night. while Friday
morning the surgical clinics Will DE
held al a r0lorcd hospital.
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Hold showere for Bride-Elect.

MISSES Mn.Arrt AMI EaHchI" WNtrh.V
Ill and Isabel nixon hrld 4 Sh"W"r ~
,n.. niynn hrm" un N"rih Fu"rlh street
last "v"uIli" h"norrug Miss Thea l'"n-
..rt Shnw. whose wedding :" cara ''"l'i'"Et
will tak,, place. U"Ni "Wednesday. on
Nrr,lav evening Misses Kathryn HlnrH-
ford and ISador. .Whiicly Will also hold
IN shower for Miss Roberts shaw ~ The
Whiticv HON" Oh North Fourth. street.
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Class Social.

IL. social i.;l"u lay Il" Young Mems
I.,his ..las. nf The PRESBYTERIAN church
-. nc huiu.. "f Edgar N"wlinE this "v"n-
M vas we'll attcul"d aud - fiur tins.
Mas had Each nrrnh"r If thu class i'll
, i;"Gv friend :,i.d over iiftl were i'll at
,"I,ianrr Th" evening was spent i'll
"u, door gam End II II i'm"'E hour
.i:,:rrN refreshments WEI" S"rN"d. rms
* ;hr first If Srri"s. ~ such events I"
tn .i,ru nv thu class during Tho sum-
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Schools Show UD Well.

In tho report of Sup"rini"nd"n' ~
S..lnuiS Walls Of the niri"rcr tnNr>tlGa-
iI,,uS in nrit hnlrIic conducted in the. aye
upper grades during May tho ruriis "t
M. local schools made an excellent reg
ord and in L number al instances sur
passed tn" standard fined 10y n'"St'Er-
lions conducted among other schools.
Thu. -onm .; Moss bird Farr showed
IL, especially w"nu. ~ her pupils diI
better than The "staudard Sr"r" III IL
nui If - tests. lu h":.hin"ii" they W"t"
Ion per cent acrurat". ar perfect. IN
efficiency IN Tho same branch they male
:; Sr.nr,. of -. while III" standard is I.
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Persouals and Briefs.

Mrs. Ncva Fly ot Nashville. Tenn
is visiting Mrs. l.. Tucker OF Sunln
Warwuod. for i few days
Mrs. George RiShotf and her asuGh-
ter, ,;rurgin. were The guests OF ne:
mother. Mrs. E. Troll. yesterday.
Mrs William Burns has as her quests
ro;. the week. MIR. and Mrs. }. II. burns
III Falrview, ". Va, and Miss Hrrci'
H"nnitt.
Miss Mary Marsh OF Twcnty-hrst
81 rect. Il nurse in Glendale Hospital.
has returned nome from Steunenvll!e.
Miss Margaret Nuelcr is VlsltiES
friends III Warwnod.
Miss I.u.llu Clark OF Massachusetts,
is SPENDING several weeks with MIS-.
parksufcIlrr of Fourth street.
Mrs. William Jenkins Of Center war
wool. is visiting Mrs. Williams or Inc
Island. this week.
Mrs Angela St"necr-Baker and ~
husband. have returned TO WarwoCi
from their wedding tour: and Will make
Ihcjr future homo in Elm Grove.
Samuel pnlapl;tn" Of Center Warwood.
has been very i'll for the past few days.
Miss Palmer is visiting Mrs. Earl 5.
Ford.
E:lwood Mcrrinar of Sand Hill. W. Va.
is visiting friends IN Warwood his
week
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MIR. STONE ENTERTAINS

Nv W l.. Si"n". -: TIA" iIrnl 1T Stone
X 'rinrltuS entertained - nrtnt":r al ms
!ri.udS IrStrrrinN al his country rrsi-
=, r... at Short Greek. y, r""il 'i"ii'I-
.u> "li-'aShion"d country dinner was
>,t..d. Nj. Stnn'' has GiI" "r Ia" t"'st
Farms - hi. ~.'r.iIuE # tn" SIat". equip
; 81 with tn, niret modern COnScniGucrS.
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To Make Selection at Primaries.

N0ulimat iUIIN Tor DrWOrrHlIr rhNNi-
dH,cs aSid.. from mayor and lily s"li"i-
Tor viii hc mad" .: IN" prm"rratlr PR
mari"S IN August. A. MIS- announced
Yesterday At the h"mncrai L. caucus
Wednesday,. James Sweeney was select
ed as the candidate Tor mayor and At
,ornny Nictod kchror for city solicitor,
Tho ramcS Of nIncr candidates viii be
written in Al tn" primaries.
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Licenses Granted.

N the .,,sSIru Of III" Brock" county
,.:r,uii ,.uIiri un Thursday morning,
.IudC. t. NJ. A.ldIr,nan granted licenses
to carry rr,"ll"rs or other wnhn"nS l"
: -. I?ull md T. - Fisher at The EAGLE
Glass AMI Manufacturing company. W
r"ru"y J. +. cree hrl"'Hr"! Tor the P't'-
TONERS.
I'uHIr, nv matters Yer" aIlCr"hrh
heard AMI III" court adjourned for ina
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ENTERTAIN FOE SON.

Yesterday aftsrn"nn a: rh"Ir nom" IN
Market Strn.': Nv ami Mrs l. FilnCE de-
lightfully entertained :" children in
honor nf ri. firth birthday anniversary
a.: their Herman. Games AMI
music wcts thu chief Diversions
dHInrv lunchH"n WIS In" c"nri"'iInS f":'-
ture.
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GAINESVILLE

ENRNESNlll.E. %. .IUn" i4.--.lnsrpIi
W barton. IT this rlH,".. rHuEhi 4 black
lfI>S fish IA Ih. i::,rn"svill" reservoir
Tuesday. weighing; Tire" pounds and
n'":iSurIuG - m"h.~ III length AMI :;
inches IN width This WAS the largest
h%n seen III Ia" reservoir IN l?l and
Mr. Wharton will probably l." in III"
had in ri!.. contest h'imr Iui on hy th'.
i;.!lcn Drug 60. Offering 4 rriz" for HI"
largest fish caught ihiS season.
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Council MaetInR.

Considerable routine business was
transacted at n Meeting Of Warwood
council last night. Council ordered that
stems be taken TO ibatc the AUTOMOBILE.
Cut ont nuisance. and hereafter The
exhausts of automobiles and motor
cycles must be kept closed within the
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WARWOOD
NnHro CHGhtenS Child.

.th0Ut ! o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
a strange ncgr" walked into the meat
market II WarwnoG
AZ his side. h" carried gun cas-
and seemed from outward appearance.
u suspicious character. When asked
what n" wanted II" made som" irrelevant
reply and turned 20 a group IL small
boys. wh" had followed him INTO tn"
store.
liz mullrr"d something. as ii 10 him-
self. and then pretended To take out
gun. tnr It'll" fellow. Walter Wei
Shans. hccrm" terribly frightened and
was about I" run. when officer REC
appeared
The negro. after being questioned.
WAS found In b" from tn" Foundation
company and had been drinking heavily
Iir WAS i,Ii IN IN" next car and sent
iu. R"cch I;nttnm.
The Endless Chain firrl" ni IN" I'r"S-
hyInrian church Mas entertained HcSt"r-
day in 4 serial WAY. at the home ~
Mrs Thral IT Eighteenth street y
Ughr luncheon WIS :S'"r""h to IN" FOL-
hwinE guests: N"sdamcS Myers l"rN:s.
Montgomery. Weiss. bunker. t:aririS.
M""ks. jenkins. Mcclure, MaNW"ll and
ThrHI
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Plaza SAINT Dinner PARTY,

Mrs. Homer Wells al North Warw""I
WAS hostess last evening 81 url'"'h
dinner party In u number nf h"" friends
An rnJnyahl" rIrniuG was pass u with
music AS the rhIrI diversion. TIL" fol-
lowing guests acre present: Ms. John
W"idirrr. Mrs Inward Smith Mr.. jain
W"!dunr. Mr.. Howard smith and Mr.
Wells
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-..r-,...S viii L.. hrld for III" iiun:
la..'t Snt,!'i. f"Gu!': stat. senator. VII"
,I"d Wednesday, IN III" hUnI.' If his SIS
t.r. Mrs " T. Norris. Of 1914 t.''if
>;r"..f Til. T:..v. l.. r.. t.. Stridrr - -.
Matthew's Protestant Episcopal church
vii "t,'iai" and Int"rm"nt viii b" IN
'i-r..uWund
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Sol6Iara NJ the Soil wanted.

Who wants Ia rnlSt Ia Ia soldier az
;I,. ,uInmissari" county Agent w. H.
sin i. in L".d Of nrru IL work on The
farms If l!rnulir rmuuIN. Volunteers are
rirSir",I. if nnl, for Il ia! 4 month"; u
lnn men volunteer for day mun!h
.,.arh Ion days uf work Will l." III" result
TIA" farmers VIII" ~'rur: III" "Ihr!"Etii'nt
VIII l,:,A. M" employ" fair wages. ana IN
,,,,il,i,n H.. will IN. eiN.n lran>purtalln ION
!n ihc plit,..+ ~ work. NHy ON" desiring
- :Ivr Il ,lr> "r Nv" can .S"rur" Same
rtnIr MIR :ili Ills "lflc" NJ til" '"ur;
h"us. Viii II" ",'n Friday evening". TOT
all Wn" wish IT, '"il!nl"'.f.
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where" she is attending tho University
If Wisconsin,.
Tho old s,rhIl.r IIdrll""S Nh" d"p"Hr"u
At IN. rhautNuuGu last night Will lGaV"
this morning ;"r New l'hiadclphia.
Whrri. they :iI,prHr today.
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The Williams Funeral.

Rev. f. : jenkins al In" Welsh church
VIII h.. III charge "E the fun'ral S"r-
yir.S tor Edward NJ Williams. Wno
died Wednesdays aIi"r'"rn al HIS h"Inc.
Sto;, :. on tn" l:aylani Mn. IN" tun"r-
al viii II" held either Saturday "r sun
dnv arirruu"ti and in;"rtu"Hi W'll b" IN
lsi,CrNirw cemetery
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Contractor Loses Finger.

Nl..> nixrn. we'll ilu""'u contractor
~ North Fifth street. had On" of his
fingers cut Oft Wednesday. while ut
work ~ til" Yurkvil!" mill.
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DEDICATED Shoulder.

IN cm1oyc" OF thr Foundation conn
rauy nf E"cch Bottom. received mad
fall Yesterday and in some way disin-
ra,cd his shoulder. Or. At"r;nld nf
WRrwnod. WAS called and tho man WAS
removed to tn" North Wheeling hos
piial
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Cannon Funeral Held.

ofrrrunuu FOR Wilbur cannon. VIII" died
in the city hospital Monday afternoon
from meningitis E"v. =. II. Holden
ntticint"d ami int"rmcnt wHS mad" III
EiVcrrlrw cemetery.