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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27
HaIlntra Bde{S.

Bellaire aerie Of Eagles will hold a
meeting this evening in Odd Fellows
hall.
Rev. w. r. Chase. pastor Of the South
BcllaIre Methodist Episcopal church.
will deliver the memorial address at
Creston, O., on Decoration day.
Mrs. o. NJ Young has returned from
a visit with relatives at Youngstown.
Rev. ~ VI. Flax and c. NJ. Rodefer
have returned from visit at Warren.
O. where they attended the annual con-
vcntinn Of tho Christian churches Of
Ohio.
Mrs. Henry Dean Of Gravel It'll has
gono 70 Akron for q visit with relatives.
E. NJ Ffndlcy has returned from a
visit with friends n. Pittsburgh.
Miss Leora Fischer OF Sstcrsville is
guest Of local friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs S. W. Mathews Of
Moundsvillc arc guests Of local relatives.
Mrs David Jones or Rose Hill has re-
turned from a visit with friends At
Pittsburgh
Misses Anna Greenwood and Myrtle
Smith have returned from n visit at
Camp sherman
Miss Vera Boyer OF this city is spend
ing a few days with friends at ST.
Clairsville.
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Moundsvillc Briefs.

Howard II. Brown. who has S"cn con-
nrrtrJ with the J. &. l}ardal. ca. here
for tho last three years. Leaves tn0uy
for chicago, where he Will n Axe his fu-
lurc home.
,'aplaln Stanley r. Wilson. who has
hrCn stationed al Fort sill. Oklahoma,
is visiting his father. l. g. Wilson. Of
Seventh street.
Mrs. A,u.lu IIarcicr and daughter.
Miss Georgia. hav" arrived home from
,'.,u.r Shrrlrru. u'hIllc tho. OHIO. where
;h,.v visited 'F'r'h Ki.rcher. who VIII
lraic soon f"r Franc.
!. L. Dorsey vii. leave Tuesday ev-
rrin; for Camp Jackson. Columbia, s
I, v.L,.r,. h. will enter the medical sup
ply department.
Misses Margaret AMI Frances Carney
Of Enrirstcr arr visiting their aunt
Mrs. Fan K'.prcCht. Of Third street
Mrs ". ". Henderson and Mrs. Andy
NcNamicI', huN,. been called /" WASH
inE,nn. IA. 10y Tn" illn"$S "t their
mother and sister. Mrs. Charles F";tn
MIR md Mrs. Raymond rirEE. Of Sis
rrrs. lIir, spent the Weekend al the
home Of their parents here.
frank Arm. Of Eleventh street. has on
listed III the light artillery and has left
;nr tn" Columbus barracks.
&. 7. tauldwrll. or Mc'EhcH L'eiluc'
rnu was Injured III II fall last October
has been tnkrn To the Glendale hospital
.yhrrc he Will undergo an operation.
Mrs. Il. NJ. llitc and son. Of Manning
.n,,. arc the guests of Mrs. Dora WHIT
bingham and the Misses Grace and l'ru
Wnndhur. Of Sixth street.
l., 4. Cooke Will arrive home Wcdn"s-
I.y night from Washington. IA. |"
Spend Memorial Day with his family
here. ,.
J. n. Barbour will return to his work
=, parlicrsburg today after spending
sunday with his family here.
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Go 10 an English church today and
you would probably hear sermon on
potatoes. Pick up an English news
paper and you would read about po'
latocs. Visit an English school and
you would hear a lesson on potatoes
Ovcrhear a conversation on the street
and the chances are ten to one II
would be about potatoes. Travel any
where in England and you would sec
men, women and children planting,
hocing, digging potatoes as If their
lives depended upon it.
This is no trivial matter with them.
Next winter the nutrition of great
many people in England may depend
on how many potatoes they raise this
summer. Of course this is based on
the doubtful assumption that the Ger
man U.boats can bottle England up
and prcvcnt the safe delivery Of Amer
icanshipments Of meat and wheat.
But even with America able to sup
plv generous share Of meat and
wheat, the weIl-to-do of England plan
TO make potatoes largo part OF their
dict next winter, so that American
wheat may he given TO the poor, VINO
cannot afford 70 buy sufficient meat,
cheese and milk. and 10 whom plen'
tiful supply of bread is an actual ne
costly.
The British ministry Of food, which
CORRESPONDS to our food administra-
ton. has asked the English people 20
undertake the cultivation Of a million
more acres of potatoes than were
raised last year.
As the farmers in. England are al
ready overraxcd with work, this means
that This large surplus potato crop
must be raised by volunteer growers.
II is 4 largo 0rdrr-the cultivation
Of n million acres OF potatoes by ama-
tour gardeners. but if present indica-
lions in the English press are trust
worthy the English people have set
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142 MARSHALL
CD. bOYSLEAVE
Marshall Couaty's Quota to Camp Lee
Given Scndoff.

\ crowd yari0uS!y estimated between
ld.nmh and I.n"G persons assembled on
Sunday morning in Il mammoth demon
SlratIon for Marshall county drhttceS
VIII" departed! for Camp Lee The crowd
was tho largest that has attended any
single occasion III years Delegations
from R"nwond. McMcchcn. Cameron and
other places in tho county poured III dur
ing the carly morning. Spccial street
cars were run and hundreds Of vehicles
horr persons To the city.
Shortly after . o'clock a special pro-
gram was gwen on III" court house lawn.
attended by several thousand. The
Eagle band furnished music and the Red
Cross choir sang II number OF songs.
The meeting was addressed by p. J. Sui
livan. James T. Miller. Fred l.. MCMul-'
len and J. {. Simpson 4 few minutes
after II 4 parade WAS formed and
marched tn the railway station. The
drafirrs marched in line together with
their friends Soy Scouts. G.. ~ X. vet
Grams. tho Eagle band. police officials
OF MnunGSvillr and BcnWnnd. ana DINERS.
The area around tho station was pack
cd with probably the largest crowd ever
assembled there. The Special train came
nm over the Ohio River division Of the
Bait imnrc & Ohio. bearing the draftcrS
form Tyler. Wrtzcl and Pleasant coun-
ties. Tho special was switched and an
other engine was substituted To pull the
coaches out cast over tho main line. The
train did not pull out until about ll:l5.
although it was scheduled to 20 at 1880.
Tho demonstration that attended IN" en-
trainment and the departure IF the tram
was varied between the tears nt relh-
tivcs OF the draftrcs and the cheers Of
others
The contingent thnt left Sunday morn
Ing was the largest Ia leave tho county
ut one time. One hundred and forty-two
Marshall county men left. On" hun
drcd and thirty-siX were scheduled to
20. but there were Il number o! alter
nntrs present WI" wanted I" Z" ana
they wcrc sent. Nj but Two Of thnS"
scheduled on the regular list answered
To roll call.
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my Four Years In Germany"

Former Ambassador james W. Ger
ards MY -Four Years in Germany" will
have it's first presentation At the Fcnray
theatre on Friday and Saturday. The
photoplay loses no opportunity to i'm
press the spectator with the supposition
that the SCarajcvo incident was not &C.
cIdcntal. but coolly and carefully plan
ned by the German emperor and his ad-
viscfs. Two Of the most interesting
scenes Of the picture are Mr.. Gerard 3
visit to TIE prisoners camp at Witten.
berg and that in which he is given his
passports. The German government It
will be recalled. 1T first refused 10 SUP
ply Mr.. Gerard and his official family
with passports until he had signed an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27
BELLAIRE
Memorial Day Celebration.

:. Arrangements have practically
been completed for observing me-
mortal day next Thursday By the In
ion Memorial association Of this city.
It promises to be the biggest celeora-
ton ever held in this city. In con-
nection with the celebration Mayor
, &C. CulbeTtson has issued the toi'
lowing. proclamation:
Whereas, the thirtieth Of May, mas
for years been devoted to the memo
ries OF our soldiers and sailors who
fought for and won democracy for all
the people of the United States OF
America in our great civil war, and
Whereas, on the thirtieth of May IN
! che year 1918, millions Of our young
men are engaged in deadly world
war for the democracy Of the whole
! world and not OF the United States
alone; and,
, day in Ills year TO pay our respects
) to the soldiers and sailors Of the
great civil war, and also to those Al
present making the supreme sacrt-
! flee for US and all the people Of this
! universe;
Now, therefore, I, Charles Culberl'
. son, mayor of the city OF Bella.re.
state OF Ohio, do hereby call upon
all Of the people of this city and vi
cinity to assemble on the thirttetn
J OF May to demonstrate to the world
lthat We reserve and honor our civil
g.: war veterans. and all those now IN
the service OF the United States OF
=, Aemrican and Of humanity: and,
I further request rntat all orGaniza-
'tions join in a great parade on said
day, and that all vehicles OF every
kind be kept Oft the line Of march;
and,
further request that all dwellings
and business houses display the ma
tional colors on said day.
Witness my hand and official seal
OF Bellaire. Ohio, this twenty-fIst
day OF May, 1918.
C.. c. CULBERTSON,
Mayor.
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! About People !
Novemsnts o. lndIviduals b
and From the Ctty.

Miss Margaret Manhart Of East
Fourteenth street spent yesterday IN
Pittsburgh visiting with friends.
Jack Bolen OF Seventeenth street
was the weekend guest of friends at
Pittsburgh.
Blair Profit, OF Aetnaville, enter
tanned a few friends yesterday. lie
leaves for Camp Sherman Tuesday.
Harry J. Klein of New MartinsvlIIe
spent yesterday visiting friends here.
Lester Thompson leaves to-day TOR
Chicago on business.
Clyde Smith has returned from
brief visit to Pittsburgh friends.
Miss Rhea Barte has returned to
Bethany after spending the weekend
with her parents in Warwood.
Mrs. Joe Brown OF East Wheeling
is improving at he7 home.
Col. f. w. Oglebay of the food ad.
ministration has left for Cleveland.
DR.. j. r. Trotter of Morsantown
will return here to-day after spend
ing the weekend at home.
George Mccarthy. OF Twenty.ser-
enth street., has left for Fort BenJa-
mine Harrison where he VIII Visit
friends.
Miss Gertrude Lawrence Hall OF
South Eoff street, leaves tomorrow
for her home.
Mr., and Mrs. Harold Young and
Miss Delphi Young have returned
from visit at the National capitol.
Mrs. James P. Hanley and .daugh-
ter. Miss Millicent, returned from
months Wit with relatives in Chi
caGo, and lamp Grant, Ill
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Future Bliss.

Two out-state monument dealers
chonrrd Ia meet on tho rear platform Or
n street car. and they were soon talk
ing shop. After they had discussed de-
signs and inscriptions for scverai
blocks, ono OF the dealers happened TO
notice that Il nrGr" passenger WAS IFS
tculng Ia the conversation with nppar-
rnt interest.
Turning to the negro. the dealer
asked:
you seem 20 he interested in tomb
stones. what do you want on your
grave"
Shy. boss" replied III" negro, i don't
want none nf them stnne-nHfkcfs'
When ] die want en- tn plant water
melon un my grave and then lei me
riorious juice soak through. III
dIanapnliS News.
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Wholesale Raid.

TWO state inspectors who arrived
her, sunday morning, with the assist.
ance Of Chief of P,t'e Malone and
Offers Davis, l,unfee. Good and
IIicr man, raided / number Of places
yc..t1oay and arrested the proprie'
tors. All were CHARGED with Sunday
selling.
Those arrested were James Smith.
Plum Alley: Mrs. Detrank. Crescent
street; Emmett Dill. houseboat south
Of McMahon's creek; Tom Feeney,
Crescent street, Bartenders' Club,
Belmont street: Mrs. Conroy. Cherry
Alley. All plead guilty except Mrs.
Conroy. and were fined 800 and cost
Mrs. Conroy will be given a hearing
today before Mayor Cubertson.
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Supt. ". \. Walls will deliver tho ad-
dress NJ the cemetery. Decoration day.
This address will b his far well ad-
dress to the people of this city. Super
intcndcnt Walls expects Ia 50 II Franco
in the interests of the y. NJ. G. \. III
this country. The active part he has
taken in the local branches Of the worn
makes him we'll fitted FOR the position.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27
Last Campaign Day.

To-day Is the last day If the Rcd
Cross campaign. TIL" last arailhhl" ;iS-
urr:s showed that Marshall county had
subscribed $l.2SG L" the VIII fund. TINS
docs not include Saturdays $uh&rrlp-
tons The goal for the county Is No.
nnn and Chairman w. y. l.. i'aI:'I! -
confident .that III" nv"rSu hSrrI ~ iO!'!'
will hn heavy Speaking WAS held
;hr.uchout tn" country sunday after
unnn. hul on account Of the condition
If tho roads following tho heavy rains.
th.. .,;,,rial tour Was chilled Of.
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Sermon Preached.

Tho annual sermon To the graduating
class Of MnUuIsvillc high school was
preached in the First NJ. T.. church sun
day evening by Rev. Harold Garfield
t;aunt. pastor Of the FIRST Presbyterian
church The II graduates wh" attended
il. n body were given good advice. Their"
WIS Il large attendance nj the services
AS several If the city churches did not
have services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27
RIVER TEIEGRAMS.

Davis Island dam-Rircr 1O.7 feet
and rising. clear.
Standardization l.9 feet and ris-
ing: clear.
oil City-I2ivcr. rs feet and falling:
c!rur
Warrcn-Rivcr, IS feet and station
airy; clear.
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Bnnco obseQrues.

Funeral services for the lat" Miss
Katherine. Efnnro. who passed away a.
her home in South broadway. late Era
day evening. following an extended ILL
ness. Will lie conducted this afternoon
nj o'clock with Icy. T.. L.. ShiltZ. pas
tor OF tho First N"thudrSt Episcopal
church. in charge. lnt"rm"nt will hc
made in Rivcrvirw cemetery.
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neser-ter In Iatl.

WarCirlI Evans is in the county Jail
waiting to hc taken back 10 Fort NILS
on Il charge Of drScr;ion. Evans belong
cd to Co Is. 1h%rd Engineers, and 1t is
charged that tins is his third dcSertlnn.
He WAS: arrested SATURDAY evening about
$50. at his home opposite rficrdingrrs
bakery. ny Deputies clayton and L"pcr.
Evans has been home nine days.
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IN Police Court.

John Burles was arrested Saturday
morning on a charge of impcrsona:ing
an officer and when arraiEned before
Mayor Ralston Saturday evening was
fined so5 and costs. Robert Burns and
George Long were arrested for stealing
scrap brass. will be given their hearings
this morning. Officer Myers arrested
George Burt and William Bowman for
fighting at. the carnival Saturday even
ms 1t is alleged that Bowman assault
cd Burt. They will be given a chance
to, explain before the mayor this morn
ing. Frank Barnetta, italian. arrested
Friday for making alleged pro-German
remarks. was given his hearing Satur-
day morning and was fined $500 and
costs,
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Fighty-two boys from this district
will leave tomorrow morning for Camp
Sherman. where they will take up work
for Uncle Sam. The men will repor. NJ
the local draft board this afternoon for
instructions. A special train leaving
the foot OF Hanover street shortly
after 7 o'clock will carry the boys 10
camp. A band Is being procured 10 liven
the march to the train. II is likely that
the members Of the Red Cross will pre-
sent the boys with sweaters and other
soldier needs before they depart
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27
WI, Ente1-taiu Danes.

Tho Indust rious Danes will be enter
tanned Friday afternoon of this week 1T
the bonn, Of Mrs. George Burton in
North Firth street The DANES usually
meet on Thursday afternoon. but this
day being Decoration day. tho meeting
WAS postponed until Friday afternoon
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Carnival Moves.

Tho Arena shows. which hnvn been
showing in this city for Tho past tw"
weeks. moved To Wheeling. yesterday
afternoon, where they VIII show for Il
week. after which they will 20 t. Steu-
hcnvilic. : larg" crowd was Mt The
carnival Saturday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27
Council Meeting Tuesday.

The regular meeting Of the city
will be ueld Tuesday evening in. the
council chamber-of the city building.
The session promises to be enc OF
the most interesting held for sever
al months. as it is reported that
number Of matters will be given at
tentiou. Council may start an IN
vestigation Of the city building quar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27
DOUBTED By pEvL1N.

RELFAST. May 2G.-Joscph Devlin,
Nationalist leader. does not accept tho
governments statement regarding tho
alleged prn-German conspiracy III Ire
lnnd as at nil conclusive Of the verify
Of tho charges. he indicated IN speech
nj Dungannon to-day.
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Fuuera1 To-day,

Funeral services for the late John
Gibbons. who passed away at his home
in Glens Run. north OF this city. Sat
urday morning. will be conducted this
afternoon at his late home at o'clock.
The Wheeling lodge OF Moose will have
charge Of the services,
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Alpha Pi to Moundsvtlle.

Tho member Of the Eta chapter or The
Alpha 1T alumni fraternity III this citT
and those uf the Omega chapirr at
bridgeport will e" to M"unhSvillc. this
evening. where they will make i,ians To-
wards establishing II chapter nj that
place. The trip Will b. made III ma
chimes 1t is likely that most nf the
boys will return hnmr Tuesday morn
iuE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27
Hold Mon10rial

The local lodge of Eagles held THAR
annual memorial al tho high school aud
itorium, yesterday afternoon. Tho SCR
vices wore rlaSscd rs the best that haI
ever been held by the organization. Most
Of the members Of the order turned out
to hear the memorial address.
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Funeral services for Charles Elmer
Schaffcr. who passed away al tho home
Of his grandparents. in Indiana street.
Friday evening. will br conducted this
aftcrnnnn at $50 n'clnr3, with Enr. L.
Il. McDancl. pastor 81 III" First Baptist
church in charge. ln."rmcmt will be
made in ltivrrvirw cemetery.
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Was Big Success.

lit was announced late Saturday rvcn-
ing thai close t. $Ghn had hcen raised
by those who sold taEr saturday MORN
ing and afternoon for the benefit Of the
Martins Ferry play grounds. Saturday
being n large pay day hundreds IF p"n-
Pie contributed Ia the fand for the ben
eff of tho children.
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Sells Groceries on Sunday.

James Marvins was arrested ycstcr-
day afternoon for selling groceries on
Sunday II is alleged that several more
grocery keepers tn tn" upper part of
town will also IN arrested on III" same
cause 1tn will be given his hearing
this morning
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Grand Jury Tomorrow.

Tho grand jury for The May-Junc term
Of circuit court will convene here Tues
day morning. II will probably hc only
Il ono day session as tho docket this
term Will br especially light. There
will probably be few If any f"lonI"s 10
u" acted upon and the misdcmGanors arc
e.
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agreement whereby America promised To
release German boats informed a. Amer
lean piers. Dir. Gerard's refusal To- sign
on The dotted line and his statement that
before doing so he would stay in CIR
many until he'll freezes over" supplies
one of the exciting incidents Of The
picture.
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VIII Meet To-alorroW.

A meeting Of the saionnists of this
city has been called for Tomorrow even
ing. All of the members of tho organ
ization will report ut .hr Gus Miller
home in Hanover street where matters
about closing hours Will be discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-27
Faust Funeral.

The funeral Of Earl Faust took
place yesterday afternoon at the
home of George II. Beam, on North
Noble street. Rev. I. F. Jones, rec
tor of Trinity Episcopal church con-
Quoting the services. lnterment
was made in Rose Hill cemetery.
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Patriotic Address

A patriotic meeting will be held on
Thursday evening Mt Atlas. In tho south
ern part Of Belmont county. in tho inter-
est OF the War Saving Stamp sales. Tho
speakers will be Hon. p. V. Waddell and
Attorney Clifford l.. Felt. Of this city.
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Many Hear Sermon.

Many were in attendance at the local
high school last evening To hear the
baccalaurcatc sermon which was dcliv-
cred 10 tho members OF the graduating
class by Rev l.. c. Nesbi:. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church. The high
schonl auditorium was packed to its full
capacity.
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LARA Crowd Present.

Tho community memorial services
held yesterday afternoon at St Pauis
Episcopal church in Walnut street werr
largely attended. Rev L. Z. Shiltz.
pastor Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church. delivered the memorial sermon.
The members OF the Alpha RI alumni
fraternity attended the services in
body.
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Attended Memorial Services.

Members Of the C, y. Il. and Wonan's
Relief Corps attended memorial services
last night at the FIRST n. E. ohurch
Members OF the Junior and Senior Me-
chances. led by the bridgeport drum
corps escorted tho veterans TO the
church 4 special program was render
I'd and very interesting patriotic adj
dress was delivered by Rev. G. b Smith.
pastor OF the church.
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Will Leave This Week.

Rev. l.. (. NcshIt delivered his fare
we'll address 10 hlS congregation yestrr.
day morning and will leave some time
Tins week Cor his home in Springfield.
His many friends in this city will miss
him sorcly.
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rel which has caused animus among
half of the city officials.
Nearinn the Goal,

1t was announced yesterday by the
captains and teams in charge Of the
Red Cross war fund drive that they
expect to secure the total amount OF
the allotment for Bellaire and bel
mont county to-day The indications
are that the country will oversuo-
scribe it's quota by large margin.
Belmont county must raise S9O,0Oo.
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Stultz Funeral To-day.

The funeral Of Balzer Stultz- who died
Saturday morning at his home on West
Washington street will be conducted
this afternoon services will be held at
O'Clock Intcrment will be made In
Rose Hill cemetery.
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To Entertain,

Miss Ethel Dreamer will entertain
friends this evening at her homo on
North jefferson street. the occasion be-
ins the observance Of her birthday. A
variety of diversions will be enjoyed
and luncheon served.
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ur river mon, were too much for tho
local team. The gam" closed with the
score To /. \ large crowd was pres
pDt.
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officer Larkins arrested A. Tennis or
Wierton on q charge Of exceeding the
speed limit in town. He put up SIS for
his appearance next Saturday morning.