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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27

Violet Clark, who for a time has
been In charge OF the reading de-
partment Mt Universal City, il writing
The continuity for Loot" Arthur
Somers Roche's mystery play which
appeared in tho Saturday Evening
Post. william c. Dowlan IL to direct
the production, the principal roles Of
which will be played by Darrell FoW.
Ora Carew, Alfred Allen. Joseph
Girard and Arthur Macklcy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27

~ comes the ny. n you let him
I'll Wipe his fest upon the food
Ike himself entirely welcome.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-27

Arcc Brady in his Bridal Night" odeon Tuesday Only.
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
PURIM FESTIVAL
AT TEMPLE OF TRUTH

One OF the most important affairs
ever held at the Temple OF Truth. will
take place on Sunday afternoon in the
main hall OF the Temple. This occasion
will combine two functlons-the Purim
entertainment, which was postponed
from last Sunday because OF the be-
reavement Of Rabbi Rablnowitz and the
dedication exercises Of various gifts
and improvements TO the Temple.
The Purlm entertainment will include
a service, recitation and songs by the
ch ldren OF the school, together with
orchestral selections. The gifts, which
VIII be formally presented include a
beautiful set Of pulpit chairs. and the
improvements to be dedicated include
the complete renovation Of the vesti-
bule by the addition OF new lighting
fixtures, swinging doors, floor and stair
carpets
Following these exercises, a three-act
playlet Will be presented IN the base
ment hall, to be acted by children Of
the Sunday school. The playlet Is one
which has been favorably received In
other places, and has been adopted and
revived to lt the conditions and per-
sons In the Temple.
The program of the day will con-
clude with a reception and refresh
ments to all present. arranged by the
Sisterhood Of the Temple. All members
and friends OF the Temple will be well
coined at these exercises.
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
BAY SHAD SELL
UP TO S1.59 EACH
specIal % The Evenlng Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
DELAWARE CITY. Del, March 2ie-
Walter Scott. OF this place. launched
his net for the first time yesterday anc
caught seven shad. The roe shad sold
for $3.50 and the buck for 81. Herring
continue TO be very scarce In the locks,
the highest number caught being SS.
A necktie social was held last night
IN the Port Penn schoolhouse for the
benent Of the school.
A variety shower was given Mrs.
Arthur Hope last night at her home
on Dutch Neck road The evening was
spent in music. vocal and instrumental.
and several readings by Mrs. Harry
Webb. Later In the evening refresh
ments were served consisting OF ice
cream and cake.
The group committee Of the New
Era movement OF the Presbyterian
Church will meet Saturday night at the
home Of Edward L. Clark.
The Rev. II. NJ. Evans will conduct
the services in the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday.
Mrs. John Sucker is i'll at her home
n ST. Georges.
Mrs. ]. c. Mccoy is spending some
time in New York City. being called
there by the illness Of her son. Or. c.
Mccoy.
Norman Smith who just arrived from
is visiting Norman Sparks OF
Dutch Neck.
Mrs. NJ Passmore, Of Philadelphia. is
Mrs. Charles Jefferson
Harry c. Hall was a Salem visitor on
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
council OBJECTS
TO PLANNING BOAED
Added Expense. to City is
Opposed by President
Lyon
BILL is BEFORE
STATE LEGISLATURE

Members OF City Council in session
last night took exception TO the pro-
posed Metropolitan Planning Board for
this city a bin providing for such a
board having been passed by the House
at Dover yesterday. After discussing
the measure with Edward r. Mack,
superintendent Of parks. and Harry L..
Maier, city engineer, during recess. the
Council failed 10 consider the subject
That the Councilmen were opposed
20 the measure In It's present form
was evident by remarks made George
T. Lyon, president OF Council, said he
was opposed 10 any more commissions
for the city, whose revenue was TO be
derived from taxation on real estate.
The planning board would require
5000 yearly.
Mr. Mack said the constant growth Of
the city seemed TO necessiiate the adop-
tion OF some plan by which city growth
as far as buildings. streets, sewers and
public buildings were concerned. He
stated that i25 cities Of the size Of VIII
mihgton had at present some from OF
a metropolitan planning board.
President Lyons here declared that
i25 cities might have some such a
board, but i25 cities did not have the
same system Of raising revenue that
Wilmlngton had, depending on real
estate alone.
Council opened ard referred bids for
printing the tax bI.ls for the coming
wear. The bidders and their estimates
were as follows: Charles l.. story,
s2i0. Charles NJ. Smith s2i0; William
r. TAYLOR, $3.50: Mercantile Printing
Comnsrv, s2s325 ard the Star Publish
ing Comnany. s282.5O.
City Treasurer Banks renorted the
bank balances to be s395 5sS 13
City Councilman Cathcart presented a /
petition signed by twentv-jhree team !
sters OF this city protesting against .
non-residents being allowed 10 come
here and engage IN The ieamster bust
ness when the local men are without
work and are compelled 10 pay taxes
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
NO AGREEMENT ON
TOMATO PRICES

Special to The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN, Del, March 2i.-
Tomato growers in the middle section
Of the county are still holding out for
higher price before they will enter
into an agreement with the Gamers for
a certain acreage. Twenty-Five cents is
the price agreed upon by some Of the
Gamers, but the farmers state that they
cahnOt grow them for such money, and
unless something Is done within the
next two or three weeks several Of the
growers are going 10 seed the acreage
that they would devote TO the growth
Of tomatoes In other crops.
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
dover TO have
Larger THEATRE
Peoples Building and Loan
Associat on Has Success
ful Year
REV. ]. W. COLONA
RECEIVERS HEALTH

Special TO The Evening Journal.
DOVER. Del. March 2i.--Because Of
the storm on ednesday evening, the
meeting Of the guaranters OF the Dover
Chautauqua could not be held. post
ponement being made until next Tues
day evening.
Announcement has been made that
George NJ. Swartz, lessee Of the Temple
Theatre, OF this town in the odd Fell
lows building. has purchased sufficient
ground in the rear Of the temple TO
enlarge the building sufficient to install
100 extra seats.
At the annual meeting OF the Peoples
Building and Loan Association last
evening, Maurice A. Hartnett. William
s. Bostic and Henry p. Jones were re-
flcers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Z. L. Clarke; vice-president, Z. L..
Jones: secretary, Cecil G.. Fulton: treas
urer, Mary w. Jones; attorney, George
NJ. Jones. The annual statement Of the
association shows 3 3n3 shares Of stock
received for dues. S32. .9O650: for interest,
sii.6i73i; expenses, Si962s; reserve.
S3,iS9 Sc. The i2i shares Of the NTH
series Of stock will mature with the
May payment Of dues. 10 was decided
10 issue 400 shares OF new series. all
OF which was taken In a very short
time.
The Rev. ]. W. Colona and family ar
rived home yesterday from Werhers-
vile. Pa. where Mr.. Colona had been
for the benefit OF his health. He
shows great improvement and viii
occupy his pulpit next sunday,
Mr.. James II Wilson and Mrs. Harry
Crawford have returned home from The
South, where they have been on visit
for several weeks.
Evening journal., 1919-03-21

and water rents for their stables. It
was said that one nonresident had
ten teams at work az Front and Union
streets and others were engaged
throughout the city. The complaint
was referred TO Council as a committee
OF the whole.
Evening journal., 1919-03-21
.. e. BLACKBURN. Agency
FoOter's 'sDyeWOrks

Americas greatest, best and most
complete cleaning and dyeing works.
i0s West Sixth Street.
Bell Telephone 1850. Wilmington. Del.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
De a business trip here tho nrst OF

made a business trip here tho nrst OF
the week.
The Tennis club held their THURSDAY
afternoon picnic on the tennis co.rt.
north Of town. Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David l. Brown nd
Herold McCammon. Of Woodsfeld, O..
spent Wednesday with Mr.. and 1rs.
r. Healy. of Mulberry street.
Miss Lavina Clark returned to Ter
home in Wheeling after q two weeks
visit with her sister. Mrs. O. E Eicen-
berry, Of West Main street.
Miss Ruth Hills gave a party Thrs-
day evening, honoring Miss Martha ny.
Tor, of Elm Grove. Miss Naylor Is 'is-
iting her aunt. Mrs. Charles Jackie, OF
West Main street.
Mrs. and Mrs. Willard Groves, Mr.
and Mrs. II. Bulger. Misses Lulu few
ems and Ethel Hannahs. Carl ClousanI
Hcrold Mcbride will leave tonightfor
n ten days camping trip on the Tsca-
rawas river.
Miss Mary Riley and Dick Haresty
are visiting Mrs. Harbert WhitliScr.
Of GAINESVILLE. Q.
Madge Mann is spending a few avs
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BulgeI Of
st. Clairsville. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Foster, Of FrIno,
Cal, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mil.
Of Warren avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
1.-THE Crimson Cardenia'
YiriIe Rex Beach Drama

The Crimson Gardenia" - .ex
Beach's newest novel to b given TO
tho cinema by Goldwyn- When II
comes to the Liberty Theatre beglnfng
Friday and Saturday. Admirers OF he
American author will be astonishednt
an unsupported phase OF his story-th-
ing genius.
The Crimson Gardenia" transplis
in New Orleans at the height Of n
Mardi Gras. Roland Van Dam Gown
Moore) separates himself from Is
sightseeing friends determined to Sex
adventure. Masked and wearing a
domino. he Is accosted By Madelon Dr.
cite (Hedda Nova). who is in searl
of her cousin. whom she has never SEN
His mark Of identification Is to be q
black domino and q gardenia
Each unaware OF who the other IS,
the young people fall in love while their
meeting is observed by members OF n
lawless gang. The criminals dso think
Madelon's companion Is her colsr. he
is a fugitive from justice and IL thought
TO have betrayed secrets which Will
lead TO the apprehension OF tie Hars.
When finally the real cousin appears ne
ia stabbed by his pursuors. Then
Madelon knows the truth Mad to be.
lieve that the man she loves 10 IN eE-
envy, she betrays him into the hands or
the criminals and the succeeding cpl
sodes develop a climax no less thrilling
than 1t is unexpected.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Attorney George Coke, of this city,
spent yesterday at ST. ClairSvile OH
business.
Lawrence Kuckuck, who was injured
at tho Lauglhin mill few days ago, has
been removed to his home and Is doing
nicely.
Attorney Gordon Kinder was a bust
ness visitor at ST. Clairsville yesterday.
Miss Bcl blackburn. Of North Sixth
street, is improving nicely. following all
operation at the local hospital.
The members Of the Peoples band. Of
this city. held their regular practice
at camp last evening.
Miss Irene Linn arrived home ycstcr-
day after short visit with friends ut
East Springfield.
The Young Americans of the city held
"A wcll-attcndrd meeting last evening",
and some important matters were dis
cusscd.
Tho local banks will remain closed on
Saturday evenings. beginning with the
first of September.
Health officer W. S. Cusic secured
samples Of milk from local dairics yes
tcrday for n test.
William Johns. who was reported crit
ically Ill nj the hospital few days ago,
is now said 10 BE- doing nicely.
Miss Elizabeth Williams, VI Rocbcs-
Ter. Ia. is spending n f"w days visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Joseph Duncan.
on Faycttc street.
Joseph Watson. who was injured in
an auto accident fcw days ago, is i'm
proving nicely and may be home today.
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In spite Of the fact that influenza
recurs in modern times every 20 to 80
years in explosive waves, spreading
with the rapidity Of An express train
over the land and with the speed OF
an ocean liner on tho sea and around
the globe, there has never been an
intelligent preparedness for the cpl
demic, nor suitable measures taken
before or after the attack. This
epidemic has differed from those that
have gone before in that the largest
percentage of victims were from 20 20
80 years Of age, with fewer victims In
advanced years. In the first place, no
one should be alarmed by the approach
of the epidemic. ALI should, however,
practise hygiene and cleanliness. A
clean body and skin. Battle inside as
we'll as outside. Icannot too strongly
call attention to the importance of
keeping the bowels open by mild
cathartics. Often a lingering high
temperature (rfever will disappear
after q brisk flushing of the bowels,
by taking castor oil, or q pleasant
vegetable laxative, made up of May.
apple, aloes, ialap, and sugar-coated,
to be had at most drug stores, and
known as DR.. Rerce's Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets. When the system Is
saturated with alkalies, there's poor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
MARTINS
FERRY
NEWS
Robert Mtddlemass.
Leave news items for The Intel
ligencer at Mobiles Furn lure
Store. Shanrs News stand. johns
Brothers Cigar Store and BIRDS
News Agency,

Robert MiddlemnsS, aged 40 years.
died at his home AT stop IN. Glenn
Run. at 7:20 o'clock last evening. l"l-
lowing a lengthy illness. lie suffered
an attack OF tho nu last winter from
which he Incvcr fully recovered.
The deceased was horn in England
Some time after coming to this country
he located at Barton and was employed
as an electrician nj n coal mInc "t mat
place. HI is survived by wife ana
four children: also two sisters and TWO
brothers. One or his sisters. Mrs. WIZ
bur Hale, Of Newark. O., arrived In the
city yesterday TO attend the funeral
Funeral services will he held Sunday
afternoon ut o'clock at his lat" resi-
dcncc nj Glcnn's Run. Int"rmcnt Will
be made in RivervieW cCmrtcry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
GAINESVILLE

William Eahner, young son OF Mr. and
Mrs. George Fahner. OF North Brodi-
way. was rushed TO the Ohio Valley hos
pital yesterday to be operated on for
appendicitis. William Fahncr is IL
years old.
Rorn, a daughter. to Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Bowers. Of North Broadway,
July a.
Miss Anna Wilson. Of East Main
street. left today for visit with her
nephcws. Fred Wilson, OF Cambridge,
and Howard Wilson. Of Kimbolt. o.
Dallas Douglass. of Columbus. visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Douglass,
OF West Main street. Wednesday.
Mrs Louise Eichcnbcry is spending a
few days with her son and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. Q. E. Eichenbery, OF West
Main street
r.. J. Patterson and James Porter
fcld made business trip TO Belmont.
Wednesday.
Mrs. George Fowler returned home
yesterday after spending a week with
her daughter, Mrs. Earl NOVEL;. Of Cam
eron, w. Va
Harry Kochenderfer. Of Cleveland.
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ST. CLA|PSV|LLE.
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Court.

Estate or George W. Bright. deceased.
Widow came into open court and elected
to take under will.
Estate Of William ". Major. deceased.
Nitatlon To take or rcnouncc admins
tratl"n returned and filed. endorsed with
proof of service" Cause further heard
on application for appointment Of ad-
n'inistrator. Eoni filed and approved.
Appointment made. Letters ordered
and issued ana inventory ordered and is-
Sdcd
+. r. Sedgwi"k. executor Of Robert
j. toS*. deceased. VS.. Alfred Coss, ct al.
Petition 10 sell real estate to pay debts,
affidavit and praccipc for summons
hl"d. Summons ordered and issued to
ria!ntift and cause continued.
Estate Of Emmett Perkins. deceased,
Distribution account filed. approved and
allowed as final discharge of admins
tr1'riN. Record ordered.
Estntc Of Charles j. DUNCAN. de-
ceased. Inventory filed. approved and
ordered recorded.
EStat" "f Fila Pnsin, deceased. In
v"Et"ry filed. approved and ordered re-
corded.
EllHnora I.ill'an Vcverka. minor. In
Ncnt"ry filed. approved and ordered re-
corded
Estate Of Tony Romano. deceased.
Inventory filed. approved and ordered
recorded
Mary \. Hall. trustccsho. Inventory
filed. approved and ordered recorded.
Estate of rasQualc DurCi. deceased,
Final acc"nNt sled. Set for hearing
August goth. Nntice ordered and con-
tinu"d.
Elizabeth Wagner. a minor. Final ac-
count fll"d. Set for hearing August
30th. Notice ordered and continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
BARBER BOTHERED
BY GAS .,is9f,
E. J. JULES, 3726 s. 3rd st, fronton, o.
Relieved Of Year Old MAlady.

Mr., Jilcs now calls next" with his
old time hcartincss. For more than nVe
years." ne says. II suffered with stomach
trouble. causing gas and bloating. and
could get no relief After trying DR..
Parkcr's Treatment for Indigestion and
Const ipntion. I have received great re-
lief and recommend il TO all suffering
with stomach trouble
Indigestion and Constipation are max
inE life miserable for thousands Of pco-
pic who could find relief in DR.. Par
kcr's Treatment for Indigestion and Con-
stipatiun. II il guaranteed TO relieve
sour stomach. bclchinG. bloaiinS. head
nrhc. backach". dizziness. pains In sto-
mach and bowels. offensive breath. bad
taste in mouth and other symptoms Of
Constipation and Indigestion. Your dol
lar back II not satisfied. Geo. B. Parker.
N. D. Athens. o. Sold at E. H RAu's (:
c, H. Gricst Pharmacy and al drugEtoA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-25
bridgeport BRIEFS.

Howard II. Wilson. Of this city, made
a business trip 10 St. Clarsville o., yes
tcrday
Miss Nellie McGough. Of Brooksidc
has returned homo after n week spent
with Canton, O., friends.
Miss Mary Alexander. Of Kirkwood
left yesterday for a Coupl" Of weeks va
cation at Pleasant View Beech. West
erly, l.. !.
DR.. Schafcr. OF Krkwood, has pur-
chased a new Chalmers coupe for pro-
fcssional use.
Thomas Biglow. structural iron con-
tractor. loft yesterday for trip u"
Pine creek to look after IN" repairs OF
some of the bridges damaged 10y recent
storms.
A number of out-of-tOwn visitors VIII
be in the city this evening TO attend the
meeting of III" Fish and game asSocia-
ton.
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-GA' "
By B. q. HAMBLrTox, Il. D.

chance for the germs Of "indrsnzs~
or pneumonia. Therefore I employ,
always with good results, dmrh,
harmless remedies, like bicarbonats
of soda, or, what lie still better, . nov
remedy discovered by DR.. Pierce and
to be had at drug stores - UAnuric'
{ anti uric acid). These "Anuric"
tablets will neutralize the acids in the
system, render the urinary tract and
intestines antiseptic, besides flushing
the bladder and kidneys and carrying
off the uric acid and toxins (poisons).
After the attack Of influenza or
pneumonia the kidneys arc often
affected, and the victim suffers from
backache, frequent arising at night,
perhaps rheumatism or Sciatica. Tho
UAnuric" tablets are then the natural
remedy, and most efficient. After
influenza there Il usually marked
prostration, pale { anamic) skin, poor
appetite, weakness everywhere, and
gently acting tonics should be taken
to build up. Sometimes An iron tonic
Is best, such . one is made up Of .
soluble iron, nux and herbal extrscts
known - rIrontic"; or An herbal
extract made from wild barks and
roots, without alcohol, known a. Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and sold for the past hfty years b
nearly every druggist In tho land.
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GUILTY OF NU1Dn

BLUEFEELD. w. Va. July 24.-Nrs.
Lula Taylor. Of Northfork. w. Va. vas
found guilty Of murder in the second ie-
gra today on the charge Of killing Roy
Willard, her son in law. Immediately
after marrying her daughter on Juy
4th.
A specially appointed lu:acy commits
sion composed Of five physicians turnet
in a decree Of temporary insanity. Ths
jury. however. rendered verdict O.
second degree murder, which carries E
pcnitentiary sentence Of from five &c
eighteen years. Tho sentence will be
pronounced shortly.
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Eaplos VS., McConkeys,

The attraction in the way of baseball
mt the lrague park on this coming Sun.
day afternoon Will h" tho local E1GlCT
team against the MCCOnN"yS. of NfCcl-
ing. and Il good game = promised TO
local fans. In striking contrast 10 the
attendance NJ tho gam" ~ last Sunday.
III" game Of this week Will probably no
very well attended .as both Of tn" teams
have n strong lineup and tho game prim-
lScS 10 BIZ 4 Emml CnntCSt.
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with the Soldiers.

Captain Walter Russell has returned
% Camp DIX after sp.nd.nc u ;url"ush
With his parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. {. I.
Russell.
Sergeant John rurroy has arrived At
amp sherman from overseas. He cN-
beetS- his discharge soon.
Charles Bchr"s has arrived at Camp
Mills from overseas.
A young man applied for enlistment
Il the ARM recruiting office yesterday.
not he was rejected.
Patrick Kane has arrived at Camp
Nils from overseas. according 10 word
eceiyed by relatives.
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Commission Selected,

Director of Service Bert Ticket, Of
this city. has announced the names Of
George l.. Spence. Harry Hooking. New
ton Wycon. Hayward Long and Fred l..
Sleby as the men who will he suggested
10 council nj the next meeting for rati-
flcation and who will handle the work
of placing the contracts and the build
ing Of the new municipal plants when
the vote for the S450.0U0 bond issue goes
through at the coming election.
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James Funeral Toduy.

Funeral services over the remains Of
tho lat" David Jau"s. w"ll-kn"wn rcsi-
dent Of this cry. who passed away
few days ago nj In" hrmr Of his daugh-
tor. Mrs. Frank Rurs IN. Gl: Grant av"-
nue.. will bc conducted from tho place Of
death this art"rnC"n nj o'clock IN
charr" Of Roy. T.. j.. SHIFT. pastor OF
the First Methodist church and IN" body
will b" inferred AZ Rivrrvicw cemetery.
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Speakers Secured.

Good speakers have been secured ror
the annual Harvest Homo picnic 10 be
held at Whites Grove. Bethel. August
IA. They are Congressman Mccullough
Of Canton: Attorney Warren w. Cowen;
PROSECUTOR William IT. DIXON; Common
pleas judge. Charles J. Lynch and Fro
bate Judge John G. Nichols. Large
posters advertising the picnic were dis
tributcd yesterday.
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Big Crowds See "Sis."

The FCnray thcat"r was packed TO It's
capacity mt both Of IN" showtnEs Of Ma
bel Normands production. sis Hop
kins." which is one of the most scrca NJ
inGly funny ph"'Hplays ever shown in
this vicinity. TIL" sam" films will again
be- shown tonight for tho benefit Of t"ose
who failed to sec it last evening.
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Moose Meeting Sunday.

The members Of the Loyal Order OF
Moose Of this city have received notice
to attend a special meeting Of the lodge
which will be held in their hall Sunday
afternoon at which time matters con-
corning the purchase Of a new home for
the lodge will be discussed.
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r1sh and oane Meeting.

The regular meeting Of the, members
of the Belmont County Fish and Game
Protective association. with hcadQuar-
tcrs in this city, will DO held in tho Rifle
club rooms in the Hcinlcin building this
evening. and q largo attendance of the
members from all parts Of the coun y
is expected. Matters concerning the
proposed establishment Of county
game preserve will be discussed.
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Word was reviewed in this city ycster-
day by Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Littcn, OF
Faycttn street. that their son. Jesse r..
Littcn has arrived SAT" in New York and
been sent TO Camp Mills. l.. !. Tho
Young man has seen NOR" than years
service in France. part uf the time Of
which was spent in Grrmrny. and Is e.
pcctcu 10 arrive home next week.