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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
GAINESVILLE

Dr. Fred Peregoy, a wen known
and highly esteemed resident passed
away at his home, on West Chursh
street. Wednesday, death resulting from
a complication Of diseases. DR.. Peregoy
was born at Athens. Ohio, in 1870. In
1890 he graduated from Startling Med
ical college Columbus after which he
came to this community where he has
since practiced his profession with the
greatest success. He was united in mar
rage in 1895 TO Miss annie Hanse. who
survives. One sister. Mrs. MCGnnis. OF
Caldwell. also survives. Funeral services
will be held Friday afternoon at .
o'clock. Rev. II. H. Scott. OF the First
NJ. F. church. will cfnciate. Intcrmcnt
will be made in the Southern cemetery.
The marriage OF Everett Cronn. OF
this city, and Miss Ruth Sheppard. Of
bethesda, took place IN ST. Clairsville
Wednesday. Miss Sheppard is we'll
known in this city and is popular among
many friends here az we'll as in her
home town. Mr.. Cronin. who recently
arrived in this country from overseas
service, Is associat ted with Mr.. Stone
braker In the barber business They
will reside in Fast Main street. where
they have home in readiness. The
best wishes OF their many friends at
tend them.
Mrs. Grover Duncan and daughter. AL
berta, and Mrs. Walter Reed. Of Green's
burg, Ind and Miss Helen Mcndenhall.
Of Salesville. are spending the week
with their sister. Mrs. Ira Deck. Of East
South street.
Mrs. Thomas Duffy. Of Lorain. Ohio
and Ross Hunt, of Pittsburgh were here
Tuesday to attend the funeral of Miss
Mary Harlan.
Thomas and William Talbot, Of
Hutchinson. Kas.. who were her" 10 attend
the funeral Of their mother. Mrs w. A.
Talbot, left Wednesday evening for
their home. They were accompanied by
their father who will make an extended
visit with them
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Spring and baby,
Of Cambridge, have been spending the
week wit htheir parents. Mr. and Mrs
Will Spring, Of Leggett avenue
Lewis Berry. Of Harrisons store, has
been in Chicago and Grand Rapids,
Mich, this week in the interest OF tho
store.
Mrs. Edward Machcntanz. Of New
Matamoras. Is the guest Of Mrs. Nell
Howard. Of North Chestnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Moore, Of
steubenville, are visiting with relatives
in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Latham. OF South
Broadway. will leave the first Of the
week for an extcrHcd visit with relatives
In Iowa, Nebraska and Illinois.
Carl Smith has been attending the
National Hardware Dealers convention
which was held in Pittsburgh this week.
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Protest Agatnst Phone Rassa.

A largely-attended mass-rneeting was
held at Shadyside school auditorium
last evening and a protest was framed
against the increase in the telephone
rates and the limiting Of the free area
service. The opinion among those at the
meeting. seemed to be that it would be
better to dispense with the telephone
entirely rather than be at the mercy of
the telephone company any time they
desired an increase in rates. Many per-
sons who have telephone poles located
in front OF their premises will notify
the company TO remove same and. should
this not be done, 1t Is said they will be
chopped down.
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For 20 years ! suffered with my
stomach. I could scarcely keep anything
solid in my stomach, as It would ,ferment
and cause gas, and I suffered great dis.
tress after eating. My kidneys were az
fected and ! had terrible pains across
my back and in my side. ! could not
sleep at night and felt weak and miser-
able. One day friend advised me to try
Plant Juice. as she said 1t had cured her
of bad case Of stomach trouble. did
so and am glad to state that II proved
to be just the medicine needed and Il
put my system in fine condition. nov
sleep well and can eat anything want
without distress. I cannot be too Erate.
full to my friend for recommending your
medicine to me. I ain greatly pleased
and surprised at the wonderful result IN
my case and will recommend It to all
my friends"
Plant Juice is sold in wheeIinE At C.
II Griest and Co.'S Drug Store.
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fr. and Mrs. Fielder Rucker wednes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Fielder Rucker wednes-
day.
Mrs. W. S. Garrett, Of Salem, O.. IL
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Deborah
White.
Miss Mable Thomas and brother.
Byarn. Of Harrisvule, were the Euest OF
their grandmother, Deborah Bundy sun
day.
Mr.. W. 8. Garrett and daughter, Miss
Lois, and Mr.. Carl Crawford, Of Salem,
spent the weekend at ColerAin.
Mrs. T. R. Calvin. Of Dillonvale, spent
the weekend with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. P. Baily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burke and son.
Bernard. and Miss Rosa Bookmiller, of
Martins Ferry. were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Rigsby Sunday.
Mr.. Dickerson. Of Harrisville, was
caller IN this place Wednesday.
MIS- George Scott, Of Mt Pleasant,
was the guest Of her Eistera, Misses
Edith and Mary. Cunday.
Mrs. Steven Hopkins, Of Martins Fer
~. was the guest Of her sister, Mra, J.
w. Rigsby. Sunday.
Squire r NJ. Simpson and Mrs. Cath
crime Simpson. Of Barton, were callers
at Colerain Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Haback. Of Wheeling, was
caller in Colerain Sunday.
Mr.. A. w. Evans. Of M Pleasant, was
visitor in this place Sunday.
The Philathea Class was pleasantly
entertained at the homo Of NrA Edward
Summers. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burrts and fam
lily, Of Tiltonsville, vere the, guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Westlake, Sunday.
Mr.. H F. White was q businesa caller
in Wheeling Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. White and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and NrA ". n.
Hall, Of Harrisville.
Mrs. Alice Crawford and daughter, OF
Philadelphia, ia visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. ]. Bundy.
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nhnroh PicuioA

The members Of the United Presoy-
terrain church will hold their annual
picnic and outing today on the Wheel
Ing Island fair grounds. A program Of
athletic events has been arranged for
the occasion. An old-fashioned basket
dinner will be one OF the features
A, committee has been named to select
q place and date for the picnic Of the
First Reformed church.
Members Of the Christian church hclc
their picnic yesterday at the Island
fair grounds. More than 900 members
Of tho church were IN attendance and
the event proved to be very enjoyable.
II was held In conjunction with tho pic
MICS Of other Christian churches OF this
part Of the Ohio valley.
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Roy Scout NotaiS,

Az OF the Boy Scouts Of the South
BellaIre Methodist Episcopal church
troop have now passed the "tenderfoot"
examinations.
The Boy Scout troops Of Pinch Run
and South Benaire will hold their annu-
al camp on Captina creek from August
4 to August Is. They are now making
plans for the event
A meeting of tho First Methodist
Episcopal church scouts will be hold
next Monday evening at the church.
A social was hold last night at tins
Florence Methodist Episcopal church.
under tho auspices OF tho Boy Scout
troop Of Pinch Run.
Boys Of the Pinch Run scout troop
will meet tonight at their headquarters
A committee will have charge OF the
serving Of a noodle supper.
Scoutmaster Donald Ward OF tho
First Presbyterian church troop is SUI
fering with an injured foot. the result
Of having big needle DtnetraI0 the
member.
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1ont nxcurniou ro-morrov,

All plans have been completed for the
boat excursion on the steamer Verne
Swain. which will be given by the mem
bers Of Buckeye Camp OF Modern Wood
men Of America tomorrow evening. for
the benefit Of David Grter, Of htls city.
who Ind foot badly injured In n pre-
mature explosion Of dynamite. whilo
making an effort to raise the body Of
tho late Fred williams. who was drown
cd in the river some time ago. The ex-
cursion will probably be the best pat
ronizcd Of any taken from this vicinity
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New Bakery Coming To Town.

One Of the branches Of the Feoeral
System of bakeries, will be estaoisheu
in a room Of the Hcinlein building on
Lincoln avenue. probably within the
next ten days or two weeks. The room
is being repaired. and placed IN nrs'
class condition for the new business
and it is expected to be valuable az
dition TO the business interests OF the
town. All Of the products of the ne"
concern, is baked in full view OF the
public, and they have enjoyed an enor-
nous business in all places where tneS
have been placed in operation.
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BaEo Sale Saturday.

All plans have been completed for
the social and bake sale. which will be
given on the Central school grounds. to-
morrow evening. under the auspices Of
the Hunters class Of the first Baptist
Sunday school OF this city. All kinds
of palatablc baked goods will be placed
on sale. and the affair will, no doubt be
well patronized
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BELLAIRE NEWS

went to that allied country in April
after securing a passport at Washington
through the efforts OF United States
Senator Warren G. Harding. Her mis-
sion was 10 look after the child OF her
brother who. with his wife. were killed
during a raid by the Germans on a
French town. The child had died OF
grief She located the childs grave after
considerable difficulty.
Owing to the scarcity OF food and the
utter lack of quarters to remain, It
was necessary for her to return home.
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Civil Service Examination.

The United States Civil Service COM
mission announces that on July IL. 1919.
an open competitive examination will
be held at St. Clairsville. Ohio, for the
position Of clerk in the pastoffice at that
place. This examination is open to all
citizens Of the. United States who meet
the requirements. For application form
1871 and instructions to applicants adj
dress Local Civil Service Board, ST
Clairsyiilc, Ohio.
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CITY Being Decorated.

The city is being beautifully decor
90 for the national convention OF
Sint glassworkerE. which opens Two
-ssks' session on next Monday with
,.s,iona1 president William P. Clarke
- otbar national officials in attend
sncs streamers OF the allied flags were
-, nm YESTERDAY by a Pittsburgh dec
GRATING arm and make fine appear
snee Many Of the business houses OF
the city have also contracted to have
their places decorated.
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(a) Sing Robin. Sing. :sS.
CD Ding Dong Bell. at'aS|.?3~'
(c) The Bundle Bee
(d) The Gobler.
(e) The Peacock. ....... Robert Dorm
Shadows on the Water. Esther Sprague
Swinging Rose Waltz.
................... Esther Burkhardt
Duet--My Mas Waltz.
...... Mildred Woods. Clara Woods
Rose Pedals. Ernest Mackey
Duet:
TAI Folk Song.
(b) March Around the May Pole.
.... Edith Dorm. Dorothy Henschel
Solo-Pussy's Lullaby. go. Clara WOODS
Medition ............M Mrs. X Wolfe
Duet-April Smiles. Observation-Disclosures.
Dorothy Henschel. Helen Cochran
Duct-LaGrace. .-.......
.. Esther Sprague. Jean Mitchell
Musical Rcading-Star Spangled Ban
ner Observation-Disclosures. Anna Howells
Accompanied by Miss Mcmahon
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The June meeting Of tho city health
$500 will be held tonight atithe may
-. ofsee. Mayor Culoertsod VII pre-
side and matters IN connection with the
health situation will be gwen asfsn-
tton.
a meeting Of tho Pultney township
trustees was held last night and road
Improvement matters were given a"en-
ton.
.he dint RrassworkerS convention will
Sneet tomorrow afternoon at the city
building.
me playground committee Of the
lArnertcus Club met last evening and
made arrangements for tag day.
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Improving.

1ohn steger. injured when hit on the
80 1r,th a piece Of steel at the Mar
sfns Ferry mill plant. Is improving al
TIE italian at the city hospital who
Nd h,a lex injured while at Work IN
the c a p. yards here is improving
CHARLES Oldham. injured when MS
motorcycle upturned. is recovering from
4ba wounds received.
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Crswell ObsequieS.

Funeral services over the mortal re-
mains Of Mrs. Mary Criswell. well
known Island woman. who passed away
few days ago. were conducted rom
tho home Of her daughter. Mrs. William
Bresock. at stop West Main street.
yesterday evening at o'clock, by Rev.
R. G. Rosenbaum OF Trinity Lutheran
church, in the presence Of large circle
OF sorrowing friends. Tine body will De
laid at rest in the Stone church GEM
ctcry, East Of Wheeling. this after
noon intcrmcnt will bc private.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-27
Fairbanks Picture interesting.

The Aircraft picture, featuring the
popular Douglas Fairbanks in the won
derful production Bound in Morocco"
attracted a good crowd at the Fenray
theatre last nifht, who voted the play
intensely interesting. The same feature
will be seen at the local theatre again
tonight, and the patronage will prob
ably be equally good as last nghts
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Preparatory Services.

Services preparatory TO the quarterly
communidG uAll be held at the United
Presbyterian church on Fourth and
Hanover street this evening. and Rev.
John w. Neal. pastor Of the First Pres
byterian church OF Bridgeport. will
preach the sermon. The session is
scheduled to meet Immediately after the
services. and communion will be held
next Sunday morning.
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&&x IN Conf.

Mayor Curbertson presided over po-
lice court Of former proportions yester-
day. In all. six offenders appeared to
answer to charges. Bryan Magilton
and Ella Magilton claimed to he man
and wife They were up for unlawful
cohabitatIon. They could not produce
the credentials and were fined $40 each.
Two men charged with being disordcrly
were fined IS each. and Lena Doty and
Elsie Rufur. charged with lettering.
were fined IS each.
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Morris Infant Dead.

Bertha Leona, the l0-weeks-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Norris.
passed away yesterday afternoon at
12:45 o'clock, at the Martins Ferry hos
pital following weeks illness. Flu
neral services will be conducted from
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Morris,
915 Broadway, tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock, in charge of Rev. E. Z.
Shift, with intcrment at RivervieV
cemetery.
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oco+, rn1tnnnra Arrive.

Te,errams were received in Sellaire
va.terday telling Of the arrival OF the
seSth ENGINEERS at Charleston south
CAROLINA. The members Of this outne
were in Germany UP until recently. TneS
wsrc among the hrst engineers OF the
SraSt To 20 overseas. having been on
Srty there for nearly eighteen months
FoliovinE the signing Of the armistice'
fhsy formed a part OF he army OF oc-
rnpation. Among the local boys con-
nected with the OUTFIT are c c. Dickens.
RAYMOND Beuter. Sam Duga, and sam
Zimmerman.
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colored rea,n Coming Again,

The Buffalo Giants, n colorcd organi-
zatlon. Is scheduled 10 stage another
baseball ron;"at nEntnHt tho local Eagles
team on League Park in this city, on
next Sunday afternoon. Tho visitors
camc here tho former game. loaded to
trIU the local hgEreEntion,. and met
with failure They are said to be hop
ing for better success on this occasion.
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Traction Plight Up Today.

Attorney Fred Spriggs Of this CITY
left yesterday afternoon for Columbus
Ohio 70 assist IN the case of the c1S
against the Wheeling Traction, In the
injunction fight. which comes up IN
that city today. II will probably be
several days before there Is any hnal
action In the matter, but the case is
being looked forward TO with much in
tercst locally
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Entertainment Popular.

The entertainment OF Music, Magic
and Merrimcnt which was given under
the auspices Of ST. Paul's Lutheran
Sunday school. at the church on West
Main street last night. was very large
" attended and enjoyed by those pres
cnt. A neat sum Is said to have been
realized on the affair. for the benefit or
tho school. and great credit is due those
who planned and carried out the work
in connection with the affair.
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LadieR Social ENJOYABLE.

An enjoyable social of the Ladies Aid
Society OF St. Johns Lutheran church
Of this city, was held in the church on
North Fourth street last night. with
large number of the members present.
The evening was devoted ID social en-
joyment, and concluded with a delight
full luncheon.
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CarniHnl Rask Ever.

The carnival which has been exhibit
ing on the League Park grounds all OF
this week. Is said by those who have
patronized the exhibition. to be the best
Of the kind which has ever struck the
city, and all of fhe shows arc absolutely
clean, and worth while. This is some
thing very unusual in an affair Of this
description.
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Mead township residents will hold
good-roads meeting tonight at Key.
Each Of the Ave road districts in the
township will be represented by a spe-
cial committee. The meeting Is open
to all persons interested. but only mem
bers OF the committee Will be eligible
to vote on any proposition. although
any person attending will be permitted
to give his views. A definite program
will be mapped out with the hope that
some needed Improvement will be Sc
cured before next winter.
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HAMMOCK
Charrh Services.

Church services were held on Sabbath
With preaching services conducted BY
Rev. James Hamilton, Of Washington,
Pa, Sabbath school as usual on Sabbath.
June 29th. with preaching services con-
Quoted by Rev. J. g. Stops. Of Prosjer.
ity, Pa. who Is the candidate before the
Two congregations at the present time.
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Mokhers OF Soldiers.

An interesting and we'll attended
meeting of the organization of the Moth
ers of Soldiers OF the city. was held in
the Board of Trade rooms last night. al
which time the matter OF consolidating
their organization with the organization
known as tho Mothers Of Democracy was
discussed.
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rntc,rr r.oap-ne r,avn Pete

The members of the Luther League OF
ST. Johns Luthrrn church Of this city
will hold an interesting lawn fctc on
the Isralc lawn. on the corner OF Zane
and Jefferson streets. this evening and
all are invited. as a pleasant time has
been provided for, In case Of rain the
affair will take place in tho church on
North Fourth street.
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Recruiting Notes.

Two men who applied for enlistment
in the army at the recruiting office here
yesterday were rejected because OF
physical defects.
Sergeant Booker Of the army recruit
ing office will go to ST. Clairsville today
to canvass for recruits.
Private William Stevenson OF tho
army office was at Martins Ferry yes
terday putting up army enlistment post
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hammock 2I1s3R

Misses Bollie and Alice LodTs, nephew
Kenneth, snd niece Miss Hester Lodge.
OF Cleveland. spent Wednesday evening
with Mr., and Mrs. Fred Cellar, of st.
ClairsviIle.
Mrs. Paul Berry and two children are
confined t" their home with tllnesa.
Quite a number from here attended
the field meet and picnic held at the
county experiment farm. near Lloyds-
vile on Thursday.
Sergeant Abner II. Hayes has return
ed to Camp Sherman. after . ten days
furlougft, at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L L. Hayes, south Of town.
Mr.. Carson L. McCleary. Of WEIGH.
Oklahoma, spent a few days last week
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs John Cos
sett, while visiting with friends At
Flushing and ILoydsville, attending the
picnic on Thursday. while on his way
to visit with other friends in the state.
Misses Wilma Lodge and Bertha Kim
kelaar have returned to their home at
Cleveland after a pleasant visit At tho
home OF their brother. Mr.. and MI. FL
dred Lodge. and with other friends-
Mr. ". T. Caldwell and son. George
visited on Sabbath with relatives IN
Harrispn county
hrs Mary Gregg and Alss Ethel
Caldwell have returned after oriet
visi. with the latter's sister and hus.
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilkinson. OF
Waynesburg. IA
Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Taylor, Mrs.. LYDIA
Taylor and Mrs. J. f. Whlssen spent
last Thursday shopping in wheeling.
Mrs. Edward Lodge is suffering from
an attack OF tonsilitis.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Myers and daugh-
ter Miss EliS@oeth. Of Columbus, vere
week end visitors at the home OF Mrs.
Myers sister Mr.. and Mrs James NC
tarland. Of west OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lodge. daughter.
Miss Mary and son John. OF near Shep-
hcrdstown, spent Sabbath afternoon with
the formers sisters Misses Mollie and
Alice Lodge and brother. VIII.
MI and Mrs. J. F.. Gossett and guest,
Mr.. &. c. Carson. Of WEIGH. OklaAo0a,
spent last Thursday evening 1t the home
of William Merritt, north Of town.
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Sigma Chi fraetrnity. will be held IN
their rooms in this city this evening, at
which timesall final plans will be made
for the picnic Of the organization. which
IL is planned to hold on July 4th. On
next Tuesday evening the charter mem
bcrs Of the new chapter Of Bellaire will
be entertained in this city at q social
event.
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Chi In Pound.

Pole yesterday were asked to aid in
the search for Beatrice Elkins. l6 years
old. who has been missing from her
home here for several days. Police Of
surrounding towns were given a descrip-
ton Of the girl and she was found in
Wheeling.
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To Hold Lawn Party.

The members OF the Young Ladies
Bible Glass of The First Presbyterian
church. will he the guests of Mrs. Simon
Parker. at a lawn party, at her home,
on walnut street.
The entertainment committee Is COM
posed of Mesdames Simon Parker. John
S. Monks, w. T. Sims. Fred Tebcate.
John krim. Paul Carpenter and Miss
Beatrice Gordon, and a fine time is an
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BOARD of rrade Meeting.

The monthly meeting Of tn" Martins
Ferry Board Of Trade. is scheduled to
take place in the rooms OF the organi-
cation, in the Citizens Bank building on
South Fourth street. Tuesday evening OF
the coming week. and the officials state
that there will probably be large
amount Of important business up for
action.
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Another meeting Of tho mebmers OF
the American Legion. composed OF the
ex-scrvice men or this Vicinity. will ~
held tomorrow evening, and plans -
being made to accommodate large
turnout Of tho members. Several inter
esting speakers have heen secured for
the meeting. and those who do not at
tend. will miss much Of Importance,