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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
AGED BRIDGEPORT
WOMAN PASSES AWAY
Mrs. Caroline Miller Dies Following
Short nlness-Other Bridgeport


The death of Mrs Caroline Miller. wife
az Michael Miller. occurred at SIN O'Clock
Wednesday morning. Mrs. Miller was
SiXty-lwo years of arc last March and
r"s idcs Ut Fifth and Lrn"uln-arenuc. She
Was hnrr in Germany. having com" TO
his country when shH was lively" years
Of age. lhc deceased WAS o1r of The
towns most highly respected residents.
Mrs. Miller had been i'll for three
weeks of 4 complication OF diseases
and underwent an operation az III" Mar
tins Ferry hospital three weeks ago. she
was removed to the home Of her dauGh-
tcrs. Mrs. l.. II. Irwin on l020 Indiana
street MartIrs Ferry. where her death
occurred. Mrs. Mllcrs' death is tho
first one 10 take place in the ldmliy Of
eleven. she having been tho mother hf
nine children and grandmother Of ihir-
teen children. ON. of her sons. John. is
IN active service in Franco.
The deceased was an active member of
the Camp Sherman knitting club Of Mar
TINS Ferry. and was the clubs hest work
rr She was a faithful mchcr If the
Kirkwood Presbyterian church and wis
active in church work. She leaves hus-
band. Mr.. Michael Miller and the follow
ing children. Miss Clara and Mr.. Adam
at home. John now in France. McssrS.
Dave and Paul Of the we'll known Miller
Brothers grocery OF this city. Mrs. Ira
Irwin of Martins Ferry: Mrs. F. II. IT.
win. Martins Ferry: Mr.. Charles Of this
city and Mr. Philip Miller OF H17 North
Wabash street. Wheeling, w. Va. Funcr-
al services will be held Mt TWO o'clock ~
The homo OF her daughter. Mrs. +. IT.
Irwin of 1920 Indiana street. Martins
Ferry. Ohio. Friday afternoon.
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BELLAIRE
a.11 tn~ Prutt Cheaper.

From all over Belmont county one
hears the complaint OF fruit going &c
waste for lack Of sugar. There are Other
methods Of saving fruit, even in tn,
great scarcity OF sugar. II the price OF
fruit was reasonable it would be bought
and many housewives are purchasing II
in large quantities and drying It
thereby saving the sugar. II food pro
ducers would reduce. the price OF theli
product the fruit would not go to waste
With unreasonable prices people will MOI
buy fruit, and it is certain that II tne
price was reduced it would be purchased
and means found by which it could De
utilized for the winter. II appears the
food commission. grocers and run
raisers are acting in harmony regarding
the scarcity Of sugar and the waste or
fruit
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Mcmechen Personals.

Raymond MARBLE. n prominent TounG
man of this city. Will leave Friday n
Camp Humphrey. Va, where he Will
enter the United States service.
Irwin Burke Of Midland. Pa. spent
yesterday III this city.
Miss Lillian McCombs has returned
homo after brief visit al West Lib
erty.
Private George Hrlfpnnny OF Camp
Loo is spending n few days fur!"ugh
with his parents.
Private William Bartlett. prominent
young man Of this city. who Is now
stationed ut MnrGantown, writes and
say, h. IS having "A timr Of his life. and
asks all tho boys 10 join him.
Misses Della Wells and Minnie DAVIS
have returned home after hrirf visit
Il, rrlnwar". q.
Roy. {. \. Eyler and Walter Steph-
ems left for Cleveland yesterday.
Miss Norma MARBLE. who underwent
serious operation al the Ohio Fa"ey
hospital. is improving nicely.
Miss Esther FlemmnG Of the Wheel
ing Island is visiting friends here for
several days
Many Of tho pcopl" Of this vicinity
spent THIS morning in Moundsvillc. CIV
ing the hnys who left for Camp Ice
ruusinG Sesd-nff
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Ohio. spent Labor Day with Miss Eliza

Ohio. spent Labor Day with Miss Eliza
beth Ulrich. OF Follansbee.
Miss Edith Gano has returned to her
work in Fcderman's Department store
after spending very enjoyable vacation
1T ncr home in Garrttsvillc. Ohio.
J. L. Cole returned to his home in
Moundsyille on Sunday after visiting for
several weeks with his aunt. Mrs. ". G..
Churchnan.
Miss Sarah Thompson has returned
from several days visit with friends In
Sharon. Pc.
Miss Helen holland has returned from
Pittsburgh, Pa. where she has been Wis.,
ting for several days.
George Lawrence OF Toronto. Ohio
spent Labor Day with his sister Mrs.
Frank Walker Of Ibis city,
Miss Mary Frances McConaugh,--~>t-
turned to her home in Pittsburgh. Pa. on
Tuesday morning accompanied BY her
aunt. Mrs. W. +. Barth of North Charles
street whore she has been visiting for
several weeks. Mrs. Barth expects
visit for a few days at Pittsburgh. Pa.
Prof. and Mrs. Henry F. Lutz. an6
Mrs. NJ. W. Scott left on Tuesday for
Fairnont. w. Va. where they will attend
Il church convention.
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HollAiro Briefs.


Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Fryman. Of Can
toni are guests Of relatives and friends
here.
Miss Anna Long has gone to Alliance.
for a visit with relatives.
Joseph Fallon. of Belmont street. has
returned from few weeks visit with
friends in Cleveland.
Miss Sarah Hunt has returned from a
visit with friends at Youngstown.
Mrs. J. Mccarthy Of Pittsburgh. Pa
is spending few days with relatives
here
Stephen Dorsch has returned from a
visit to Captina-
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush Ramsey Of Cap
tina have returned home after a visit
with friends in ais city.
Miss Fleda Mcdonald. who has been
i'll at her home for the past four weeks,
is improving slowly.
Work has been resumed on the new
addition being erected at the Sisters
Of Charity convent at the corner OF
| Thirty-seventh and Belmont streets.
Mrs. Mary Morrison has returned
from q visit to st. Clairsvllle.
The members of the Holy Name So
ciety Of st. Johns church will attend
services in 4 body next Sunday morn
ing morning at o'clock.
Miss Dorothy Bradley, who is con-
nned to the pest house. suffering from
smallpox. is reported recovering.
John Moran has resigned his position
at the Rodcfer glass factory and has
accepted 4 position at Benwood mill.
Mrs. Dave Hanklcy and child of --eu-
benville have. returned to their home
after visit with Mr.: and Mrs. B. A.
Neff of Union street.
Robert Englehart will rcurn TO Camp
Sherman after few days furiouSh
spent with relatives and friends in this
city.
Mrs. Charles Koher. who has been
confined in the hospital for few weeks
is recovering and will be able to be re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
STEyBENV|LLE

STEUBENN1LLE. o.. Sept. Suit Tor
S.un. coo damages. the largest sum ever
FAMED in civil action in jefferson coun-
~ cour;s. has been brought here by
David IL. Harding against William
:Srrlllwond ana The SmalIwnod Stone
company of Empire. Ohio.
II is alleged tina: in March 1911. plain
tiff entered into Il contract with William
Smallw God Ia open Il stone quarry, OWN
ed BY the latter IN Mongolia county. '"
Va tn" plaintiff having lSCerthined mat
tn. stone was exceptionally well adapted
10 the manufacture Of pulp stones for
use in the manufacture Of paper such
stone being rare in the |. s. and OF great
value Under tho contract Harding was
In become An equal partner IN tho ven
turc with Smallwoud. but tho plaintiff
charges that tho latter afterwards en-
tered irtn n contract with The Small
wood Stone Company. "f Empire. ONO.
10 manufacture the stone. receiving a
largo sum If money for tho contract
from tho company which he and rela-
tivcs cuntrollrd 10 violate his agree
mrnt with tn" plaintiff.
The Smallwood stone company has been
mnnufa curing the stone from the quarry
ana IL is hiIfEcu lhaL tnC net RFoi It's
arc not less than million dollars. that
tho operation Of the quarry alone has
ncttcd so. emo To $4,000 year and that
the plaintiffs interest as partner in the
business is valued at 100000 for which
he asks judgment. The petition also asks
that tho Smallwnod Company be perpctu-
ally cnjoincd from the manufacture Of
tho stone from tho quarry. that its con-
tract with William Sn!allwood be de-
ciared null and void and that tho plain
tiff he granted ono half the profits from
/: operating tho stone quarry. The suit
was fiicd by Attorneys Cohen. Rogers
and Porter Of this city. for the plaintiff.
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NAV =. Rtxhtsen Cents.

According to reports circulated las'
nigt coal in Bellaire may sell at 10 cents
this winter to the local consumer. tne
-Dr.ee i. mp to the Belmont county rue
commission. which fixed the price las
year at 1S cents. just two cents hisnel
NAV that fixed BY the government fol
+hi. .dtstrict. With men on commissions
interested in coal mines. the public
yo,,ld ike to know what a reasonable
price they consider coal. If the Car
negie steel Company can sell coal to its
sr,nloves and deliver the article at eight
cent, a bushel, paying the same wages
as local peddiing mines. coal consume.
in Bellaire feel confident that me pr
- 90, can he fixed at reasonable fig
,,r,s and still allow a good profit to tn
generator.
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Personals.

Miss VioIa Whitrman. VII" rr'cnl!S
underwent an operation Tor appendicitis
Al tho Glendale hospital. is able 10 pc
around again.
Miss MayInc = Sarr. nf East Liver
r,nl. q. is visiting friends here.
Mrs j. y. Ley. nbcrEcr attended the
meeting Of tn" Indies Missionary 60
cjrtv at Follansb"c yesterday
Mrs. g. H. sampson ard sun cecil an"
Miss Mamie Crawford arc Nis'''"s
friends in Weston.
Mr. walter Ulrich. formerly Miss
1orcn, Hnfreut"r. is visiting her par
cn,s al WarTood.
Miss Hannah kn"k". who was oper-
oted n, MT the Ohio Valley hospital a
week ago. i. improving rapidly.
Miss Anna Fries. VIII underwent an
operation ut the North Wheeling nos
initial last Saturday. is much improved.
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SHADYSIDE

Mcssrs. John Barth. William kcnnIe
and Vernon Fulton motnred I" mon,
town, IA. Monday morning I" attend
the races.
The young people az the Endcar0I
S,s,.cty of the Presbyterian church Will
have a marshmaIluw toast in Futhcy's
orchard this evening This is to tax"
the place OF the usual monthly business
and social meeting. They will nsScfnni'
At the church at eight O'clock.
Tho Avondalc school will begin next
Monday. The teachers are Miss Gra"'
torrstyr OF Rcllairc. who was in tho
school last season. and Miss Virginia
Hood of Shadysidc.
The fall meeting nf Ill" Womans club
will he held Oh Tuesday evening ~
next week nj the home Of Mrs. Fred
McConn ON South Central avenue. rms
is 10 be the inst session following inc
summer adjournment.
Mr.. Israel Boston of Oklahoma, has
been guest here for several days AT
the home of his father. Mr.. John BoS-
ton Of Central avenue. ana hroth"r'
The Sunday afternoon meetings OF
the Junior Epwnrth League OF the Lin
coin avenue Methodist church were re-
sumcd last Sunday.
Miss Rose SpitZl Of Contra! avenue.
has returned from the Hooking Valley,
where she had visited friends for sever
al days. -
Lieutenant Harry Conner is home on
n ten day leave al his home here. lett
Tuesday morning for Camp lHkc. Ark
where his regiment is stationed.
Miss Marie Phillips of Key. IS stay
ing in town while Sh" is teaching inc
Ault school down the tennsYivAnla inc.
Miss Helen Meek and Miss Hazel VINE
of Shudyside. nr" ALSO tcachihH SchooIs
in York township.
Directors Of the ShadySidc bank hold
their regular September meeting y"Stcr-
day morning. -,.
turned on Tuesday 10 their nome IN
cleveland. They had been guests LOT
several DAYS ut III" hum" of her fathcr.
Mr., :. &. Kelly IF Lincoln avenue.
Miss Margaret LucnS "f North CEN
trail avenue. is at homo again AFTER n
visit Of two weeks with friends IN
Springfield. ohio.
cd in government work IN NaShlhEton'
~ =, anI who has agent her vacation
here with hrr sisters. Mrs. l.. ). Hall
EFT and Mrs. william kurncr. Will lea q
pt III" end Of This week for the capitol
city.
Sir. and Mrs Harry H"ntz Of Akron.
Ohio. who visited relatives mere last
week. have returned ~ their home.
Miss Alice Gill&p" OF North central
avenue, md hrr sister Mrs. Sadl"
Wrirncr ri Portland. Ore. who is nor
guest, spent tho early part Of tn" week
will friends i'll st. ElairSr'll".
The home nf Nj. and Mrs Wliiiam
G,frrn on Daisy Run. whrr" th"r" nave
h.rn three 4"v"r" cases If scarlet fcf-
rr WAS fumlratrd MONDAY ana INV
quarantine lifted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Briefs.

Robert StittS. of Bridgeport. leaves N
the next few days for Marietta collcG"
Forest Frankhouser. who has been WIS.,
itipe local friends here returned 20 hi.
home at Fairmont yesterday
Miss MARY Freeman and brother Doug
las OF Whitley street. Kfrkwood. re-
turned Tuesday after weeks vis!'
with Mrs. Clinton Thompson. ri Clev''
land.
James Mcdonald. OF FLUSHING, was
local visitor yesterday.
Frank Rood spent Tuesday WIN
friends at Powhattan.
james Nichols, Of the. county road
left for short bushes trip I" Man
nington yesterday.
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Local Draftee WEEDS.

Elmer c. Schweizcr and Miss khca
Hornig were united in marriage last eve
ming The groom is a member of the
Junior Mechanics firing squad. he Is
employed At the Whitaker & Glcssner
office at Wheeling. lie is tho son ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schwcitzcr OF Sec
ond street. His bride is Il popular
young lady Of Wheeling. also employed
at the Whitaker & Glessner office there.
He leaves today for Camp Sherman with
other drafteeS.
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Friends will regret the death OF "li-
liam II. Jones aged IS, who passed away
Tuesday evening al o'clock at the
homo OF his mother. Mrs. Louis Jones.
on the corner Of Monroe and Flrst
streets Mr.. Jones was stationed AZ
Camp Sherman for seven days. he ma"
been homo for about three weeks. He
died OF complication of diseases. -1e-
sides his mother, he leaves a sister. MIS-.
George Thomas Of this city. and
brother John Jones. OF Lorain. Funeral
services will be held Friday.
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Church Notos,

Tho 30. Scous will hold n meeting
Friday evening o'clock Every
scout is expected TO be. present.
The u. L.. choir will meet for re-
hcarsaI Friday evening in tho audi
torium Of the church at o'clock
September Is will be observed rs
membership day. Every member Is OK
prctcd 10 be- present. ns n class Will be
received in tho church
Rev. !. t. Buckley will preach a series
of sermons Sunday evenings on Inc
Man Who Missed the Trail" Next sun
day ycnins the subject will be. The
Man Who Lost His Dream" Everyone
Is cordially invited tn attend.
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Died In Ntn0o jail,

John King. aged forty years. was
found dead in n cell in the Mingo lookup
this morning. Death. according TO Coro-
nor Kirk. who conducted thc inquest. was
dur 10 alcoholism. King was employed
by thc Fuller Contracting Company al
Mingo Junction. His place Of residence
is unknown. He was picked up by the
police in an intoxicated condition late
last night ard probably died during the
early hours of the morning.
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Personal Briefs.

Miss Mabel Willis has returned {" her
homo in Maroon. Ga. after spending IN"
summer with her brother nj the Charlton
Hotel.
Ira Wilmington Of Camp HnllAbtrd. Bal
timnrr. Nd. has returned To camp after
spsnding a few days with his parents in
Fnlanshce.
Miss Lottic Jones, Of Martins Ferry,
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Killed Under Cars.

Lawrence Henry Brown aged Is years
II. Toronto. Ohio. WAS almost Instantly
killed near his home when he fell be-
Meath the Wheels Of n freight train. His
right leg WAS severed at the hip and one
arm was amputated. He died shortly
after being picked up. He and other
youths were riding the train and he at
tempted to 20 from one car TO another.
lie lost his balance and fell onto the
track. He is survived by his father.
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Stgn Changed.

Tho Central NJ. L. Church is tho new
rarrr ON the sign board Of the Methodist
church. l"cai.d at the corner Of Chap
Inc .,tr,,t md Alley IS. The original
name was The German NJ. &. Church
and tuc idea has long been in the minds
or the CONGREGATION 10 have 1t changed.
In almost all churches over the country
german" has been crndicated from their
names, and it is hoped that IN the future
there will not b. anything in the states
10 remind us Of that country.
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Briefs.

Paul Torbet, was Il visitor in town to-
day. he Is assistant principal Of IN"
Dillunralc schools.
John Frazier and bride have returned
homo after weeks honeymoon 1T
cleveland. and other lake points.
Tho Y hi club held An important
business meeting at their rooms on tn"
corner of Fourth ana Hanover. Tuesday
evening.
Mrs Marshall Chopper will lrav" for
Camp Taylor. Kentucky. to visit h"r son.
Corporal Charles d. Cr"pp"r.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Chambers Of Camh-
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kCkECHEN
Farewell PARTY.

Miss Lntiie Ecttc entertained n num-
her Of her friends Tuesday with a
farewell party IN onor of MNSSrs.
Lionel Andrras and Harley Whiting
ton. wh" l"ft Wednesday for lamp
Leo. TIL" evening was spent in games.
music and dancing. Those in attendance
wc- Misses Marina Shaw. Rose TrrS-
sue. lay to"hranc. Wilma Cunningham,
Maui Conway. Cora conway, Nellie
Stun. Frcda F'"ttr. I.otiic t'"ttr.
Mcssrs. Ralph SIhcrt. Harley Whiting
ton Harry MuIdrew. Herman Howard.
Lee Osborne. Roy Ross. Lionel Andrews.
William Cn"hranc Irwin Fclte.
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Mrs. Miller Dies.

Mrs. Caroline Miller. wife OF Michael
Miller. died this morning At o'clock at
her daughters home on Indiana street,
The deceased was 81 yoars OF age and
was born in Germany, having come to
this country I: years ago. Mrs. Miller
died Of complication Of diseases. TWO
weeks ago she underwent an operation At
the local hospital. Besides her hus-
band she leaves nine children. Funeral
arrangements arc not completed.
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Kick Of Horse Fntal.

William. nine year old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Campbell. Of this city. died
AZ the family residence last night from
internal injuries sustained when kicked
in the stomach by horse last Sunday.
lIr is survived ny his parents and two
sisters
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SUNDAY school Meeting.

A very interesting meeting was h"'o
las, nigh. by The teachers and officers
NJ 81 paul's Evangelical church. Elah'
or,tc rrcparatinns were made for tho
celebration of Rally Day on the fret
Sunday in October. and Il very roustnS
Time i. expected.
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Onr Gf Brooke county's oldest and
highly respected citizens. Mrs. Margaret
I;rig$by. died on Monday night at ll:o9
o'cIurk aftrr m Illness OF few DAYS.
The husl,;trd John tiriEshy. di"d over n
ryar ago. Funeral "rrviCcs' will he hrld
On Thursday afternoon nj two O'CLOCK
from ;hr homo or her son. David Gr!EShy
of High street. 1nt"rmcnt in Franklin
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Mems Bible Class.

The Mems Bible class Of the First N.
X, church will hold rts annual soclai
this evening at the church. An intee-
.esting program will b. rendered CONSIST :
w. If music. readings and addresses.
Durinr the evening luncheon will be
served.
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nanort This Norn1nR.

The fifty-three general service nv.
win report this morning at the ioca W
fiee Of the draft board FOR ron can anu
anal instructions They will depart TO-
nt1t over the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
10. catnn sherman. It Is likely that At
torney r. W. Schertzer will represent
tbaY M C. A throughout the trip and
.rcornn.ny the draftees to camp.
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Camping Party Returned.

4 party of young boys composed OF
Nelson and Ralph Hickey. Daniel Coffce
and Howard Snyder have returned from
their camp III Woodslands. W. Va.
School has called all tho campers home
and they come reluctantly.
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ps-g.c.. Held Meeting

The pcrrects Of the Sodaiities OF 81
Johns church held M HnS last even
i,nr -, the parsonage If st. Johns
church. The purpose OF the meeting
zoe RI complete plans FOR a bazaar TO
10 held ,h.. latter. par, of this month III
tho St Johns school hall.
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VIII Open Soon

Work on Elm school Is progressing
very nicely. Tho interior Is being fin
ished fast. 1t is hoped that Contractor
Keyser will have it ready for opening
in the near future When finished i;
will be one Of the most up-to-date
school buildings The Riddles arc look
Ing forward to the gymnasium. which
will furnish much enjoyment for them.
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FALSELY Reported,

The young Camden hoy Of The Island
who was run down by an auto Tuesday
evening. and having been reported
killed, is recovering nicely. Physicians
have high hopes OF his recovery.
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Eend Ont Circulars

The Boy Scouts executive board 81
this city mailed hundreds Of circulars
to-day to help the Scouts in their cam
noipn 10 raise tho $4,000 required 10
flnanco them for a period of three years.
The circulars have many interesting
,binps In them to boost the campaign.
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r.o1iA1, AId CocIs+y

rh" l.adic$' Md society uf the VI. r..
chVrch MT Tuesday evening IN tho
basement nt the church. The monthly
business WAS transact ted and also DILL
GERS elected for the ensuing year Those
whc wcrr elected were: President. H.rS.
:. Chamber: vic" president Mrs. Al
jennings: s"cr9ary. Mrs. John Weekly;
treasurer, Mrs Clara Parker.
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SOUTH SIDE
rntehts OF St. George Meeting

At the Columbia Club auditorium last
Monday night very important matters
relating to the Columbia Cnmmcrclal
Cnli"g" were brought up and discussed
hv tho knights Of st. George. From all
indicatiors M" college will prove very
importan; feature OF the South Side
this winter.
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Attracts Mich Attention

The worlds champion Ionc-hand pool
player gave Il ncXhibition at the White
Front pool room Tuesday evening. y
largo crowd attended. No admission
was charged. Many difficult shots were
exhibited during the evening.
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Police Headquarters.

The police force rounded up the usual
amount Of drunks yesterday. They were
given their hearings before Mayor Jun
kns last evening and received their )"
and costs, MS usual. No pickpockct$
have been reported yet.
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Round Nm Slnoker,

The police at bridgeport have rounded
up a Stacker by the name of John Twar'
doski. The victim says he registered nj
Detroit. hut no qucs;ionnairc has been
filed at that place. The local police arc
invest iSatiuC the case.
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Funeral wednesday.

ruu,raI services for the little SIX
months I'D daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
lanes Thompson. Of FnrtE-tirst street.
wrr. held yes, erdny afternoon at the
family residence and internent WAS
,,,a,. 1T tho Mnundsvile cemetery.