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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
GcundByille Briofs.

T4ic Stockholders Of the tinted States
Stamping company will hold their an
nuni meeting this :lfterno"n At the com
I,InyS Offices.
Mr.. and Mrs. licrry Rhine o. Captina
ar the guests Of relatives.
The board nf directors Of the Mounds
yilc Crystal lee company wer" reelected
at in" rnmuany'& annual stockholders
meeting held yesterday afternoon.
Jerry Krrns of Western avenue. WHO
has b. eli quite Ill at pneumonia, IS I'M
proving.
Miss Julia t:tirphrll If Center street
Is The guest at WHrw"uh r"lativcs. @.
George Luther is quite ill OF rhcunh-
li$m III hi; home on Third street.
Mrs. Ella NGu nf TumlnSnn avenue Il
VISITING rrlnt'vrS III rarkcrSburg.
Miss EVA lIlSQuc II rnwhattan. O., Is
tho guest Of relatives.
q. W. Harris If Second street, WHO
w:ls seriously burned last Friday whnr
his clothing caught fire from m opcT
Ir,;r. continues IN L very critical con
litiuu.
Mrs. lunu TcrriIl nj Third street. WIZ
ErS been confined /" the Glendale hos
rital for Inc last three weeks. was re-
moved IN her homo Yesterday.
John Thompson al First street is srrl'
nusly i'll
Tho MoundsviIir lodge u Elk$ will
hold M important business meeting tn!
evening. Matters relatives I" the min
Str,,lS Will BE- given attention.
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Bella1re Briefs.

Miss Gertrude Barnett, of Sebrtn6, o..
is the guest Of Miss Mario Behrens Of
Harrison street
Mrs. William Stewart entertained the
Woman's Guild Of Trinity Episcopal
church last evening at her homo on
Noble street
James Matthews has returned to his
with his niece. Mrs, D. E Smith. Of
home in Columbus, Ind. after visit
Guernsey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Emory. Of Gravel
Hill. are the parents Of a baby girl.
Mrs. Elmer Powell and daughter Of
Youngstown. are guests OF Mrs. 0. H.
Young on Gravel Hill.
Mrs. T. D. Shea has gone to Youn8s-
town, called there by tho SERIOUS Ill
ness Of her sister.
Mrs. T. H Cook. Of Pittsburgh. IL q
guest Of Mrs. J. H McGraw OF Noble
street.
Mr.. ami Mrs n. II. Wilcox. Of Be
thesda. have returned homo after visit
with Rev. and Mrs ". R Chase OF
South Bella1re.
Miss Helen Eberle Is III at her homo
Oh Franklin street.
Richard Rassau OF tht= city. has re-
turned from visit with his parents at
Tarentum. Pa.
N.r. and Mrs. Charles Holub, Of Co
lumbus. have returned homo after q
visit with his parents
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cial hours have been turned Into work
ing hours for the soldiers.
Personals And Briefs.

Miss Hazel Carollcns Of Wellsburg vas
recent guest at the home OF friends
and relatives in Center Warwood.
Mrs. $. 7. Surgison returned to her
home yesterday from the Ohio Valley
General hospital very much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ziler Of Webster
Springs are guests at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. j. Reeves Of Warwood ave.
nuc.
John Marsh Of Center Warwood who has
hcun quite i'll at his home, Is very much
improved.
Miss Helen Cummins Of Martins Fer
~ Is the guest at the home Of friends N
Center Warwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kelly OF Pitts
burgh arrived in this city yesterday and
are guests AT the home Of relatives in
North Warwood.
Miss lIilda Burke Of South Warwhotl'
avenue IS very much improved after
slight illness.
Mrs. William StcnEcr of North Ward
wood avenue. who has been quite i'll NJ
her home. is very much improved.
y number OF the ladies Of the War
wood Methodist church met at the homo
oc. Mrs. j. \. EaumbauGh last crenin::
and completed plans for the organization
Of n Ned Cross auxiliary.
Mrs. W. Shaffcr of South Warwoo.!.
who has been confined to her home with
a serious Illness the past week, WAS
very much improved yesterday.
Miss Mary J. Carney Of Center War
wood avenue was n visitor ut the home
Of relatives In Wheeling yesterday.
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CADIz ts,;;f!

Miss Stella McNutt. OF Steubenvilic.
is the guest Of DR.. Mary Lennon and
Miss Harriet Lennon.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Timmons have
returned home from n two months viist
in the South. spending the most OF the
time at Lakeland. Fla.
Miss Gertrude Osburn returned home
last Friday from visit with her sister
Mrs 0. II. Dickcrson in Duluth. Mimi.
Frank Ernest Rayless who was visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Amanda BaylesS.
has gone to Cumberland. Wis, where he
is engaged in business.
Frank Mrholin. Lawrence Garv1n and
Clark McFaddcn. Camp Sheridan boys.
are home on 4 few days furlough
Mrs. Frank Hines and nephew. Robert
Smith. Of Canton, were visiting Mrs.
Harvey Ynaally
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kerr and daughter
Elizabeth and son. Leroy were visiting
Cadiz friends and relatives.
Miss Frances Cochran has gone TO
Eclprr. where she is teaching In the
high school
Cadiz friends have received cards an
nouncinG tn" marriage Of DR.. Leroy
Havcrli>d. OF Akron and Miss Cordelia
Mae ErS!ar. of Pittsburgh. which took
place Saturday December Is. They WILL
reside In Akron.
Morrison Moorhead. who underwear,
an operation ut his home in Cadiz. is re-
covering slowly.
Chester \. Eranson is attending the
Shnrthorn breeders safe in Columbus.
This week. He has entered six fine ami
mails from his herd in the sale.
Howard TimmunS mas enlisted In the
F.nEinerr corps an! is now at Fort
Thomas. Louisville. Ky.
Miss Beth Gammctcr has returned 10
school at Wilson college, Chambersburg.
Pa.
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FERRY BOY INJURED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
RAN DIRECTLY IN PATH OF TIE
MACHINE AND WAS THROWN
BENEATH +" WHEELS.
Rushed to Martins Ferry Hospital
Where It Was Pound Injuries
viii Not Prove Serious.

A boy by the name OF Holiday. was
struck by an automobile driven by NJ.
LIndloff. Broadway baker. last evening.
about five o'clock. and badly injured.
the accident occurred on South Fourth
street near tho Krim livery barn and
persons witnessing the accident OK
pected TO SEQ the younEster killed as the
wheels PASSED over his body. The boy
was rushed 70 the local hospital and last
evening It was stated that no has
good chance TO recover.
His injuries consisted IN a number Of
cuts and bruises about the body. but It
is not thought that any bones are hrok-
en-.
Tho accident Is said to have been un-
avoidAbla and the driver is not to blame
as the car was travelling at a moderate
rate Of speed whom the lad attempted
TO cross the street directly in front Of
tho auto, Mr.. Ltndloff did all In his
power TO prevent the accident, but on
account of tho Icy condition of tho
streets ut this point. was unable TO con-
troll the car.
The lad was rusnod to the Llndloff
machine to the hospital where his in
jures were attended to by DR.. r H. VIII
son. assisted by other physicians.
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FATHER OF FAMILY
OF THIRTEEN DIES
William Henry McCuo OF Adena Passes
Away After Lingering illness
Children All Living.

William Henry McCuc. prominent
farmer Of Adcna, passed away at his
home Wednesday afternoon aftor n TWO
years illness Of complication Of dis
eases Although Mr. McCue has pec'
III for tho past two years. no has only
been confined to his bed for tho last
two months. Mr.. McCue WAS born in
this vicinity and spent practically his
entire life IN jefferson county. He was
the father Of thirteen children, being
the head of one OF the largest families
In eastern Ohio.
Besides his widow, the following chill
drcc survive: Mrs. Horny Myers. VIII
bur: Theaker and Walker Mc'Mc Mar
tins Ferry: Mrs. Harry Coleman. Mount
Pleasant: Ray and Ashley MctSS". TiSkt-
wall, ILL.,. and Alvin. Elizabeth. N"!ma,
Mildred, Vera and Sadie at homo.
Funeral services will ho held from
tho late homo at" Adcnt, Saturday att
crnocn ut O'clock and the body Will be
taken TO Mount Pleasant, where inter
ment viii be made.
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Martina Ferry Brie1S

Chief If I'olirc Edward llrlhnd and
officer Cha rles Knthcrmund were ut 81.
iC,latrsyillc yesterday ON business.
Harry Gricr left yesterday On a soy
.rnl DAYS visit to Macunh, H.. and other
points. , ~.
David Thomas and sister Muricl or
Pittsburgh. Will arrive in the city sun
day, tn visit nj thr home OF Mt ana MrS
y ". Thomas Of North Sixth street.
Michael Iicrns and daughter. have re-
turned To their lI"tn" at Newark. allct
sncudus. several days in this city.
+, l.. Roberts of Columbus. was IN
,h, civ for - short time yesterday att
crnnon on business.
Tho draft board has classified 10"
inr The -uucstionnair"s that have SO far
been ill"d. "a
humane Officer Roy j.. MannuS. VIII
lenyr this afternoon for Warren. where
no will give an entertainment tins eve-
ming. :.
Fred Williams. local mail carrier IS
a.,nln on duty after several DAYS III
ness. ~ J..
nr Shontz. Wheeling physician. IS
rcrny.rIug u, III: local hospital from the
effects Of nm ops ration performed Mon
day. In.
Mrs. u. W. Mcdill has returned 10 hcr
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WARWOOD
Meet;nG OF Loyal Daughters.

last evening "a her hnmr IN North
Warwun,i. Miss Hazel iicntlcld was hos
tess t. the ~ GIncrcS of the L"yd!
nauchi"rs Of ihc Warwnod christ inn
church. The welfare of the soldier hoyS
is ono Of the chief aims NJ this society.
and quit" Il number of articles. such
as vriSIlrtS. sweaters and scarves with
which th..s" ;'nuuS ladies have occupied
tho SPAR. time. were turned in last night.
These will u" ;ldtl"d 10 thoS" "of tho 9TH
rr societies doing dnrk for the Rcl
Cross AMI srnt to the soldiers 1T the va
RIOTS rantuIln!cntS. rh" reviewing OF the
proceeding Years work was ais" lea
turr If In" evening. which was rnnclud-
ell with tn" serving "t an extremely
Euuyrrixrh luurhrOu.
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M'MECHEN

William Anguish Of this city. popular
motorman on tho McMechen-W heelinS
division Of the Wheeling Traction COM
pany. was removed to the Glendale hos
pttal yesterday. where he will undergo
a minor operation.
The R"d Cross chapter hold an enthus-
!asttc aud we'll attended business meet
ing last evening in htquarters 1t Tenth
and Marshall Streets
Miss Lizzie Donav0n. who has been
quite Ill Of chickenpox ut her home on
Marshall street. Is improving nicely.
Lone Star Lodge No. ;. Pythlan Sis
terS. will hold an important business
meeting this evening III the lodge quar-
tors In the McMcchen building.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. r. Cr!mmcil Of Ma
rietta. o.. are the guests OF relatives
here.
Frank Goodwin. who sustained tho
loss nt both arms - a" """'''"nt In the
Is. and .. yards. is improving nicely
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Tie members uf the Ladies' War Re-
lief ynrict, 81 the Corpus Christi church
hrh a very rnihusiastir meeting at TIL"
home If Mrs. Thomas Manion on Nine
trruth street. Tho attendance last even
ing nututiinh"red that of any other meHs-
ing If :h. Snrirtr. y number OF begin
urrS were present and q Eoodly num-
Dor Of articles Wrr" completed, Includ-
ing n large numhrr of socks and sweat
crs. Anynnr who wishes la become profit
cienI in the art Of knitting much need
cd articles for ihe soldiers is invited to
attend the meetings. rs quite few very
learned ladies are extremely willing 20
begin any ri tn" garments and give the
instructions for their completion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
M0UNDSVILLE
Abraham Jones Dead.

Abraham jones. u'iviI w"r veteran nnL
we'll known resident ~ this city. died
Wednesday, evening. nj ihr family hnn'"
on Fourth street. death being due I"
paralysis. !I'r'"HS'.d had boon Ill for
some TIM. IT." was TG Years OF age and
ie survived by his wife aud on" dauEh-
ter. Mrs. Rosa Rogcrson. -Four grand
children also survive.
IricI funeral ScrviC"s Will h" held ~
the late v.sid"TC" mn Fourth street. sat
urday Hricrnn"rI ri nrlurH. concludes!
ut The l'Hirvicw NJ. l.. church. K"v. =. -.
smith officiating. lnt"rm"ni VIII be III
F'airviCw Church cemetery.
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HESITATE! WHY7

Some wag perpetrated a
Joke on the motorn1an Of
Bridgeport car, yesterday,
which had the brake handler
guessing for a long time. He
noticed that all along the route
that people who looked at his
car gave a merry laugh, and
he could not guess why until
he discovered that someone
had changed the sign hanging
on the front Of his car.
The sign read: "martins
Ferry, Bridgeport" ETC., but
directly under the bridge
port" large white pIacard had
been placed, reading: "Hesi-
tate"
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Rddcanort Rrtets.

The many friends Of Mrs. Blaine Free
man will regret to learn that shc Is con-
fined TO her home by illness.
w. A. Shrtycr has resigned his posi-
ton as manager Of the Red Star store In
this city.
George Holler returned last evening
after @ business trip TO Adena and 9TH
or jefferson county points.
W. H. Evans returned last evening
after an extended business trip TO Ec-
thesdA
Henry Frcter was at Tairpoint and
Lafferty on business yesterday after
noon.
Torfner Lewis OF GAINESVILLE was IN
the city for short ume yesterday
calling on friends and relatives
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DULL, SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
Or. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE AT oNCE-1o CENTS A
PACKAGE.

You take a DR.. James Headache
Powder and in Just few moments
your head clears and all neuralgia
and pain fades away. It's the quisk-
est and surest relief for headache,
whether dull. throbhing. splitting or
Send someone to the
drug store AID get a dime package
now. Quit sufferlng-it's so needless
Be sure you get Dr. James Head
ache Powders-then there will be no
disappointment.
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Police Court Last Might

Four offenders faced Mayor Ralst"n
at the evening session at police court
last evening. tn" following being tho
Victims: Joe Harris aud Alex holland
were given trn dollars and costs each
on "A charge of lighting. while John Nc
Dowell and Pat Mcintyre were each
given twenty i've dollars and costs on
q dlsordcrly charge. The former tw"
paid out. whilo the batter two will b"
taken ~ st. C'lairSvlllc 10 serve out their
fines.
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This evening at the First Ward school
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home on North Fourth street. after q
visit with relatives ut Wellsburg.
Al. Gosuey has returned TO his homs
after visiting his son Howard, who is
stationed at a New York aviation camp.
Daniel Niehardt. we'll known glass
worker who has been Ill for the past
several days is agait able 10 be out.
Tho Red Cross society will accept tho
offer of the high school TO use the do
nestle science room at the high school
building for sewing room.
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at the Glendale hospital. lie will hc able
To be brought to his home within Il few
days.
Thomas Sharp Of Marshall street spent
yesterday in MoundSvillc. Attending /"
business matters.
Miss Catherine Murrcy uf Middle.
bourne is spending several days with
friends.
A series OF cvang"liStir meetings WAS
opened tn" first &C the week in the old
school building on sixth street.
John 1lurlt"r -! WcllShnre spent Yes
to-day attending ia business matters
John j. Slippu"r 81 tn" Marshall
county draft board. spent yesterday -
Mourulsvill". ntt"nHsu:; To business ms!
tors.
oscar Wah" Of Washington. Pa. spent
yesterday the guest Of friends.
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TO R:MOVE DANDRUff
~~o~~~>~~~~~

Get Il small bottle Of Danderine al
any drug store for Il few cents, pour
little into your hand and rub well
into the scalp with the finger tips.
BY morning most. II not all, or TINS
awful scurf will have disappeared.
Two or three applications Will des-
troy every bit of dandruT; stop scalp
itching and falling hair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Maun-Bulger

Tho marriage or Miss Mary Mann tn
Mr.. Marcus Rulgcr. both wclI known
and popular young people Of this plncc
which took place nj Wheeling. Dcccn-
her 70. HIS become known Ia their rcla-
tivcs and friends. Miss Mann is the
attractive daughter "f Mr.. and Mrs
Carroll Mann. and Mr. SulGrr is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. clyde l!ulgcr "t this
place. Mr.. DulE"r left Tuesday for
philadelphia. where hr has n goo! posi-
ton. Tho bride who is attending FL
Holt business College. Wheeling. Will
leave far her new l"m" i'll Philadelphia
in tho near future. They have the best
wishes Of their many friends.
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GiYen Heavy Pine

F. NJ Jowdy, South Fourth street
grocer was arrested yesterday morning
by constable George Duncan. on n war
rant sworn out by l.. VI. Nandykc. state
dairy and food commissioner. on n
charge of selling olcomarEcrino in his
place Of buslr<nss without displaying n
sign. Flo was given hearing before
Squire II. T. OnE yesterday afternoon
and WIS fined hfty dollars and costs
which he mid
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Plead Not Guilty

Newton Chapel of the Cadiz pike,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Constable Gcor6- Duncan m warrant
sworn. our by Humane Officer Roy Nc
Mannus. charging cruelty To animals.
He was given Il hearing in .lusti"" +. +.
Ongs court last evening and pleaded not
guilty. lie was released on hond Tor Il
hearing next Thursday evening ut :
o'clock.
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BRIDGEPORT
Teams to Triadelphta.

Both the boys and girls basket ball
teams Of tho local high school will jour
ney to Wheeling park this evening"
whore they will meet the Philadelphia
boys and girls team on tho Casino floor
at the park. This locals arc feeling IN
fino spirits over their victories at
GAINESVILLE last Friday and arc con-
tidcnt Of taking the pike teams over.
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Knit and stitch Club,

Yesterday afternoon the home Of Mrs.
!. 4. Walden was the scene of patriotic
aid ruthu%iastir sewing party. when the
members of the Knit and Stitch club
met in their regular weekly meeting.
These ladies' arc also knitting and sew
Ing for the soldier boys. Tho hnyS are
not being forgotten III Warwo"d. cs-
pecially by the members Of tho various
clubs. us their regular meeting and So
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Hoeruig Funeral Today.

Funeral services for tho late MTs.
Philip Hoernig. who died at her homo
"Wednesday morning. will BE- conducted
this morning. Short services, Will be hold
at the homo at $50 o'clock after which
the body will DO taken TO st. Anthonys
Catholic church, where services Will be
conducted at o'clock in charge Of Rev
Father Won lAutel lnterment Will Oc
In Linwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-11
Installing New Furnaces

The American sheet and TInptatc
company has IL large furcc OF men at
work installing new furnaces on mo
middle cigh, mills At the LauShlin plant
In this city. Last summer tho 1ur-
naces at the eight mills were installed,
but the balance nr rhc work was held up
owing to the non-hrrivnl az matcSial,
The work will now bc rushed to COM
plctiOn.
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OYSTER Supper to Be Held.

All arrangements have hcrn cnlnilrt-
ed for the oyster supper to ho given on
Monday evening OF next week. Ivy III"
members of the Buckley Mems Bible
class Of the Warwood Methodist church.
Outside Of appeasinG the aTpctit" there
has been IL program 3rranEcd for tho
evening consisting of n number OF very
interesting talks intcrminElcd with a
wonderful selection Of appropriate
music
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Personals.

Edward Morningstar has returned 10
Camp Lee after q visit with his parents
here
Mr.. ana Mrs r. B. Moore returned
from Buclhannon.
Mrs. u. 3. Parsons IS seriously I'll
at her home on Main street.
Lewis MeIbcrgalL Of Camp Leo. is
expected to return homo the latter part
OF the week for five day furlough.
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O.. ian. 10.-The
death Of Mrs. James Meek. occurred at
the home In Columbus. She was well
known here and her many friends VIII
regret to learn Of her death Mrs. VIII
Meek OF Columbus who has been visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. THOMAS
BradflcId OF North Chestnut street, left
Tuesday 10 attend the funeral. |. Il.
Lane. Of South Lincoln avenue, attend
cd the fuperal.
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Minstrel a Great Success.

The minstrel given the past two
nights at the Elk Grand theatre for the
benefit OF the local Red Cross chapter
was a big success. judging from the at
tendance. Tom Donnelly and Nick GlSnn
who directed tho performance were tho
life Of the performance. while the local
boys acquitted themselves creditahlE
The entire proceeds Of the show will be
turned over to the Red Cross.
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BaSketDAu Tonight.

GAINESVILLE high school lads and las
sizes will come 10 Bellaire this evening
to play basketball teams OF the local
high school The game viii be played
In the Gravel HUI gymnasium and 4
largo crowd Is expected to attend. The
boys game Will be the principal at
traction. while the preliminary contest
will be between the girls OF tho two
schools.
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Infant Child Dies

The four months old child OF Mr. AMI
Mrs. Alfonso Marshall. passed away ut
tho family home in l."uEhlin addition
yesterday morning. after tw" days III
ness of iurnrtllc troubles. Funeral ar
rfinscn1rntS were Incomplete last might.
but services will probably hr held THIS
afternoon with .inlcrmcnI in EiycrN icw
ccneterS
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Mission Circle Meeting,

The members. of tho Mission circle OF
the First Baptist church. ilcld meet
mg ut the home Of Mrs Carl Ncstman.
on Eighteenth street last evening. with
u very large number Of III" members be-
ing present. This society Is acrnmr-
plishinE 4 splendid work and the meet
ing was held to ascertain just what was
done during the year 1917.
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eHou REPAIR FOE ARMY.

WASHINGTON. Jan. Io.-Contracts
for 100000 pairs or half solcs and =
900. 900 toplets FOR heels were lot today
by the section Of supplies Of tho adri*-
ory commission OF the council IF nation
al defense. The half solcs will cost 81
100000 and the toplets 81 $50. 900.
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Smclter to Suspend.

Tho pllnI ri tho ln!t"h XIiir Smrlt-
ing CORPORATIONS suspended operations
yGSt"rla! on account of lack Of zine orc.
II xii 10 som" time before ore can he
received her" trulh The Missouri mines.
which supply tn" local concern. and tho
plant VIII clos" down for al indefinite
u"riud.
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Mzs. K1tza Cross Dies,

Wednesday night, at the homo Of her
son, John Cross. In Pike street. occurred
the death Of Mrs Eliza Cross. after
lingering illness duo to lntrmtties or
old age. Mrs. Cross WAS 81 years or
age and her eutire life WAS spent in this
vicinity. She was the widow Of tho lato
James Cross and was devoted member
OF the Etrkwood ". l.. church. The fol-
lowing children wcrc lett 20 mourn her
loss: Mrs. William Hoffuer of Barnes
willie, Frank Cross Of Ashland. Wis. and
Ellwood, and John Cross. at home. Flu
neral arrangements are incomplete. but
interment will be in Weeks cemetery.