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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
BUTTER IS TWO
DOLLARS A POUND

ARCHhNGEL. May 29.-{Correspond-
cncc OF the Associated Press.)-The
population Of North Russia Is looking
forward TO the opening Of navigation to
relieve O general shortage In the sim
plnat necessities and small luxuries OF
life from which 1t has suffered since
the beginning Of the Bolshevik revolu.
ton.
An American housewife. accustomed
10 buying the little things she needs
without trouble. could hardly picture
the condition OF her sister in Archangel.
One wants. for instance. to sew new
dress. Perhaps one may obtain the ma
tcrinl. at 4 fabulou9 price. or fairly
res sonably II bought. strictly ratiooed,
By card. Search for Innings will provo
even more difficult and then one prob
ably would find IL absolutely impossible
10 buy n packet OF needles or spool
Of thread. The game would apply to q
man who had broken his watch crystal.
or eyeglasses, and wished to buy new
oncH.
In the matter OF foodstuffs, the basic
elements Of diet. bread and meat and
driod vegetables. can DO purchased
fairly reasonably but. at this writing.
pound Of butter costs tho equivalent
OF o. cggo. 60 to Sc cents apiece; and,
the other day. whom some tiny oranges
were brought ashore from q ship they
BOLD nj tho ratio Of $3.50 Zach. and wcre
bought UP eagerly.
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OHIO VALLEY NEWS,

for Friday. Saturday or Sunday on this
account.
Joe Carusalo. aged Al. passed away
at his home in Upper Weirton Monday
at 10 n. m, following Il lengthy illness
His death came suddenly Monday morn
ing from 'hemorrhages. Funeral s'rv'
ices were conducted Tuesday morning
at IL o'clock. lntermcnt made N
st. Paul's cemetery. Mr.. CaruSalo Was
well and favorably known. having been
an cmployc Of the city for number OF
years.
Holidays Cove council has crec'ed
signs in all conspicuous places along
Main street warning autOstS 10 be caro-
full Of the Incorporation speed laws
Cutouts must not bc opened within inc
Town limits. The speed limit il fifteen
miles per hour.
Ensign Joseph Pciros. L. s. navy. who
returned home recently after HAVING
served his country eighteen months
vas In town from StcubcnvillC. calling
on friends. and went through IN" mills
Monday afternoon. Ensign Peiros was
pleased to note the great change taken
place In Weirton the past year AMI a
half that he has been awayA He was
formerly connected with the offic" force
Of the Weirton Steel company and VIII
resume his old position within q short
time.
The premises about the offices Of the
strip steel mills are being cleaned aid
beautitied.
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buy WAR SAVINGS srAMps-
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lieutenant Ward Dies.

Lieutenant Of Police Patrick Joseph
Ward. entered into rest at his home
here this morning at $40 o'clock, after
an illness of several months with
BriEht's disease. He was SO years OF
age and had been member OF the Steu-
bcnvile police force for fourteen years..
having been appointed under Mayor
Robert Scott. He was made h"uten-
ant six years ago under Mayor George
McI,eish. The deceased was born at
Wheeling Junction. ". Va. the son Of
Joseph and Bridget Ward. He was mar
ried %. years ago 10 Nellie Caniff. or
this city. who survives. with three chill
dren. HIS mother. one sister and your
brothers also survive. He was a mem
Der Of ST. Peters church. knights OF
Coiurnbus and Maccabces He was vide
IL known throughout the valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
WEIRT0N

W-eirton Post No. Of the American
Legion was organized temporarily a. a
meeting Of returned sc RSers sailors and
marines. held in Masonic hall, Weirton.
and Application was made Immediately
for the frs, charter from the state or
West Virginia. Temporary officers
were elected as follows: Post CON-
mander, Ray f. Hartman: vice cum
mander. Percy Thomas: adjutant. James
]. Weir: treasurer, Elmer Norman. The
selection of a historian and chaplain
was DELAYED until o later meeting July
10 was the date selected for a town
celebration to boost the permanent or
ganization and secure a great member
ship. which will take in everyone who
has been in service from Weirton END
surrounding country. A regular cam
paisn will be conducted by the organ
izers who were present at this nrst
meeting. The celebration on the thir-
tcenth win be for the purpose OF getting
soldiers and citizens together to explain
tc American Legion. Several speakers
will be present 20 make addresses Fol-
lowing the parade in which every serV-
ice man Is requested to be present N
uniform. This meeting will be TOT
everybody and there will be no solicita-
ton for funds. 1t is merely Tor me
purpose Of telling the people OF Wetrton
Of the legion. its purposes and the op-
portunities for such an organization
here.
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new .MATRMORAS

Charles Williamson and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Rinards Mills.
in their car Sunday from their home IN
Jacksonville, Ohio. to be the guests OF
relatives here for several days.
Mrs. Hague OF Vincent, Is spending
the week with hor daughter, Mrs. II. 8
DR.. and Mrs Baird. of Wheeling, came
Mrs, ". L, West. '''0
Oven n'sar: who is employed in the
day to spend a few days with his
Miss Lucy Davenport, OF sistersville
is spending few days with Miss Lizzie
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Reyes returned
Sunday to their home in Clarksburg
after spending several days the guests
OF Mrs. keyes' parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Karcher.
Brown spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends IN Marietta
Or. T: 2. Martin. Of New Martinsville
Sis his parents, DR.. and Mrs. J. H.
Qufte!a number Of old soldiers from
this cetettended tho funeral services
q Simeon Hill at Rings Mills Sunday
Edwin &oman, Of Pittsburgh IL visit
ing his aunt, Miss Martha Loman.
MiDs Lucy Burbacher visited friends
at Hannibal Friday.
Rodney can-p6eIi and: family Of Sis
tersvtlle. spent Sunday with relatives
The Misses Pearl Hanlon and Lucille
Walter were calling or friends in Paden
City Saturday.
Mrs., Clarehoe Little and children, of
-Sistsrav!he. 'vnoresvtstting relatives here
Ilss fJsauss, Psrksr, Of Long Roach,
w. Va. spout &un2Gy at the home OF nor
hzothors 4 b PEkor.
Gr. auoS MS4lH. B, Little arn vIs1tinr
M &3erorl with ttsear-s son, DIT. Franz LittIe
saG With their. daughter. Mrs, Hocka-
NdAon NePSektof Akron, visited rela-
.ugSn IN; town Monday.
AES. Bgmgus, Of slseursvrle. In tho
Ene2S sat fts thnae'of c, G. Slower for a
few Gays -
NJ. and NsU-- ElsxSL. Way entertained
Mfth q dfnner party Saturday evcninR
% Aonof Of Mr.: 11,d Mrs. Janics Hayor,
o3 GiA0aport BosidaA tho honor RucstE
fhe9e were psoeant Mn, Harry Donnoiiy
eHd nttlo daughter FrttEto. Of Wheeling.
Why, OF this plaoo
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1orH~nneeo RraaSL

Tho congregation OF the Methodist
church RRve q farewell dinner 1t the
home Of f. V. Stemple near the car
barns Monday evening in honor OF the
McGahan and Armstrong families, Wno
are leaving the city. There were more
than enc present in all. and roroVlns
the finc spread served on the lawn de-
nghtful evening was spent IN various
amu$ements.
Mr.. and Ms. Joseph Flynn Of Pitts
burrh are spending two weeks at their
cottage north OF Follansbee.
Miss Edith Mcclure Of Ingram. Pa
is a guest at the home OF Mr.. and MIS-
George Lonkert on Mahan- avenue.
Mrs Richard Banfeld and Miss Gallo
Shaddick visited in SteuoeuVille on
Monday.
Miss Vevie Irwin returned from
BRIDGEPORT. Ohio. where she spent the
week end with erfatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubin Avis and daugh-
Ter. Miss Louise. and Mr.. A Wilson. all
Of Braddock- Pa, were Sunday gpests 81
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. George T.
Wood.
Dave Jones and little son. David. Jr.'
ler, today for Gas City. Ind. where Mr..
Jones will visit the place OF his child
hood. the first time in ttteen years.
Thomas Rogers and eN-Mayor Sher-
dan Cox were in Pittsburgh Sunday
celebrating their birthdays. which acme
on the same day. They visited wish
friends and spent an enjoyable after
noon at the ball game.
John Leeper is the owner OF new
car.
MI and Mrs. Herbert Stewart ana
Mrs. Harry Stewart and family left to-
day on a motto "trip TO Crooked creek.
Leechourg and other points in Pennsyl-
vania. Returning. they Will stop IN
Greene county for a few days.
DR.. Cooper Smith is the guest Of Nor
ris Grossman. who returned recently
for a brief visit with his parents. MT
and Ms. A. Grossman. on Main street.
Both young men are connected with
Cleveland hospital. Mr.. GrossHan IS
completing his course in surgery.
Miss Agnes Gillispie and Mr.. Charles
Sheetz Of Pittsburgh were Sunday
guests OF Miss GenevieYe Ratclifre.
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London Expect, World %
Soon to Adjust

LONDON. July 1.-Reliek H9Aneae
ton and hope for speedy aatustNA
of the world are voiced in the adttpato
published by all morning neWspApa1DA
tho signing Of the treaty OF peAos. -
President Wilson's telegram 70 ANN 3
lea" says tho Chronicle, ,Struck4,A
right note regarding The trSaty.f
Several newspapers mingie tfAnkssiv.
ing with warnings. that there mist hN.no
relaxing Of effort to make the L411p
Of Nations effective. The Daily MN
mentions apprehension regIrdnY 80
and tho Far East and dsnolsesSs
mcnts ION both sides OF the .AtlN 4;
who, tho paper asserts, "SN trYMG
stir UP discord between EnEiGnA
America" The Telegraph AoaDiN1~4
pear to fear anythinE IN tn.
saying: ''We made ttis paooo sApcAsSo-,
operation and friendship wfth tAe ADer.s
lean people such Is has never hiEho,
been approached" ias...
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MoundEvtlla Brtefs.

Roy Baker Of this city spent yester'
day in Wheeling with friends.
Ray Ault Of Alliance. o.. who has
been the guest Of his brother. .. "
Ault OF Jefferson avenue. for re"
days. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Roberts have re-
turned 70 their home here after a visit
with relatives in East Liverpool. y.
]. Fl. Sutton of Second street. has
gone to Clarksburg and Weston to WIS.,
1t relatives.
Allen and Rex Adams OF Tenth
street, have gone to GAINESVILLE. o., 70
visit friends and relatives.
4 strict watch is being kept IN the
narrows for those who violate the reGu-
Istions and use the highway while the
improvement Is being rnade.
Miss Emily Smith has gone to Pitts
burg. to attend the summer course at
the University Of Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Foster Of this
city, are spending the week with rela-
lives on Fork Ridge.
w. w. White Of Tomlinson avenue,
was a business visitor in wheeling
yesterday.
Mrs. Mollic Bowen, who has been Ill
for some time at her home on Baker
avenue. has been removed to the Glen
dale hospital.
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Mol6oohan Briefs.

Rev. and Mrs. Buckley loft yoatordHy
for Columbus. whore they will attend
tho Centenary celebration.
J, 0. Mcbride has returned homo after
Epcndng several days In New Martins"
willie on business.
Mr., and Mrs, J. E. Brown nro spending
several days In Indiana with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. w. l.oRch are spending
this wcpk nj Columbus attending tho
Cont cnRry celebration.
MlAa Mabel Finding hRa returned to
her homo 1T yoilnnaboo after brief
visit here
Mis- Florence Douck has accepted n
position al tho 4. NJ, l.nrentS GREGORY,
az clorx.
Mr., and M-s. EImar Pick have return.
cd 10 their homo al Flushing after n
brief visit here.
Charles Morris and family have re-.
turned after spending tho past woek At
Canton.
Mlps Koruna Howard span; yesterday
In MoundsvIl!e on business.
Albert Acker. of WhqnI,ns was a bust.
nosn visitor in This city yesterday.
Miss Mary strRhl has returned to her
homo nj New MaPtinaplile Gftor n brief
Viait here,
Fred SalnRn Ia spending number or
L.a9. IN Proctor with Ms parents
John Barton has returned Ia HE homo
ii Barton after brief visit here
Mp. Cass, Seibargail ami family, who
returned homo after brief tour IN
l'ennay!Ypnh,
Misaes Marguerite and Mona Sharp
arc spending their GUNNER vacation win
relatives nj i,sinit AMI Cleveland,
Miss Marguerite Sharp, or Sehwnod,
will leave Saturday fer Clrveiandr where
she will visit for a HumnoF uf days,
Mr., ami Mrs, George O'Cnhner have
returned "a their home al Philadelphia
after brief visit bore,
Mrs, W. Phillips eaRtihdes ILL at The
HIepdalr hospital.
John Donovan haa returned hane ar.
ter a hrief visit with his aunt in fiith.
buFgh,
RDnsdiet Murphy mas returned fram
Pittsburgh, whore he spent humber or
days.
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Jury witnesses who ii was charged had
poor memory. and hew aS sent 10
jail on orders OF the court until ne was
ready to tell what he knew. In his
petition to-day he alleges unlawful.
forcfble. arerst and imprisonment in jail
without probable cause: that he was de-
prived Of HIS liberty. reputation. health
and happiness and was occasioned an
guish and torture and submitted TO ridl-
cute and dishonor in the prescnc" OF ms
fellow citizens.
He charges that he was nc"er furn'sh-
I'd with statSment OF In" nature OF
his crime and that he was confined IN
dark place where bed bugs and creep
ing things" kept him company. he
alleges he was rendered unfit Tor ouSi-
ness and suffered monetary loss. Coxl4l
is a butcher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
Hold Boat Ride Last Evening.

The members OF the Mountain State
Post Of the American Legion gave a
boat ride last evening on the steamer
Verne Swain. Tho boat left the local
wharf al s O'Clock and travelled down to
Powhatan. A delightful evening was
spent in music. dancing and other de-
liKhtful pastimes. Music was furnished
BY a Jazz orchestra About 800 people
were on the steamer.
The Mountain Post Of the American
Legion is a new organization for the re-
turned soldiers. The proceeds of the
boat ride will be used for the benefit Of
the lodge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
FOLLANSBEE.>

CredC Bartlett and Dave Paxon' wen
known TIN workers OF Beech hot'on-
were arrested here carly Monday morn
ing by Officers Chambers and Swer'I-
feger on u charge Of bringing Ht"N'CS'
rng liquor into state contrary TO Jaw.
Monday they were arraiEnco
Mayor Charles Berry OF Follansoe'' WY
gave them the minimum sentence OF
500 and costs each and SIXTY days III
the county jail. They began serving
their sentences Immediately.
The arrests wcr" mad following
hzht NJ the home Of Mrs. Rstha Weber.
m the lower end OF town. Mrs "eoer
was arrested on charS" OF oea'iils
Charles Sabo. She and Saoo ~ero
oach AID s,n and costs for fighttns
when brought before the mayor. The
officers entered the house TO arrest the
couple for dghting and. seeing StN
quarts Of whiskey in plain view n'au i.
inquiry. The two men said they orouE"e
II m. three quarts apiece. They "'r'
then placed under arrest.
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Memory Came Back

One Of the four young men who nave
been in tho county Jail +, the past week
because they could not remember any
thing when they faced t." special grand
jury probers. sent for Pros ecuting Attor-
ney Roy Carpenter to-day, stating that
he was ready 10 tell his bit" lie stated
that he was sick OF tn" iron bars ana
wanted 10 get out. The other thr"" are
sttll sticking. however. and m" Prosc-
cutor declares they will remain IN JAIL
until they are ready to talk.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
GERMANY PLOTTING
TO CRUSH POLAND
BY AN INCITED war.
world Han IN wArsav Aftsr 4 Trim
Through RruSsdA Finds Ola Army
&otosd 1sAdy For How AGat1St-
Inferior HoD.
BY A1Ho DoscK-HIu1or.

(Staff Correspondent Of The Intelligen-
Ger and The New York Worldly
Copyright 1919 by The Press Publishing
Co.. The New York World.
WARSAW. June Is. (via Para 3uhe
2S.)-Germany is planning to give. Pc.
land blow at the earliest possible A3tk.
Germany means to hir Poland 20 Ia
that its new strength VIII Be knpHd
out and all chances Of its rivallinE I'D
sian in Importance viii end.
1t means to entice Poland into at
lacking frst. 80 It can have . seemingly
clear record before the Allied Powers.
and to that sud II t134ir III bs1t 20,
provoks the PokIh troops h - aeo0nA
Poscn to attack. -.
Germany has massed troops slOneAlR
Polish border which are stronHpns and
better equipped than the ,Poliah. army Of
Gen. Hallcr The Poles are in no position
yet TO conquer, because the, oppo0inK
troops are the pick Of what 10 lsA "a
the old German army, with an armament
and ammunition far beyond those which
the Poles have had a possible chanea OF
acquiring.
They know they can get away viYRIt
only by discrediting the Poles before he
Allied nations. and to this end ara ~
lively carrying on propaganda Ia EnEAN
and America - '..
At Kovno they, have estabsistesf.4
propaganda office which II furnhhfAk
Polish atrocity stories and storiA1s6k
Polish posroms. which are going bat
through Berlin and Copenhagen. eIAS4.
lar stories are going out from giie
Tho Poles are getting reports Of fQy
man oppression Of the Poles in 6iH&d4
but these have not had tn publi1f&
which the stories from German So1feee
are getting. - .,.'dbs't
The belief that the Germans are ~
pairing for a conflict with the Poles -
have come after making Q trip n0h
Berlin to Danzig. through West ProHA
and across the troubled frontier fAf6
Poland. At Posen people arc expe6tlnk
II Germany signs the treaty that etlf
its eastern army win refuse to 'neAn6e
ledge the signature and win advancN6h
that its whole Third army. which II n6h
concentrated in the east, will declare Won
Hindenburg, or some one else, Prd6A
dictator. 90 Shsyf
The Poles point out that Won HiB1eL
burg. when he left Grand Heedauafeefs
at Cassel, went to the eNSterRt nolll,
where the German General StaffS1
been ever since. When the war -wn1roOe
on the western front they simpayHsrSsy
moved their operations to the e9SkS4'
front. where they intend. sooner or
to strike at Poland :: ~ tsLfA
The military situation along. the-onl
tic and to the south, through rot60o'
into the Ukraine. is 50 unsettled -an0cto
threatened BY the concentration d6ANN
German Army to the eastward. ''dhok
WAT with Germany oAnnot-1st 1S+Ad
s1dsrsd ended, even WITH psaoS a,eD
until xhs 0Srnaas sTs w4tAdroW1 -
dsmohu1Ied. .. .r.'eSe'',
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Entertained Society.

Mrs Chester Shields entertained the
members OF the Ladies Aid Society of
the First NJ. E. church last evening at
her home on Caldwell street. Following
the discussion OF the weekly business
matters the remainder OF the evening
was spent in social time. Al late
hour the guests were served to delicious
refreshments.
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Entertained Club.

Mrs. D. 3. Evans was hostess 10 rue
members Of tho Mntrons Club yesterday
evening at hor homo on Tenth strect'
The meeting was we'll attended and was
hold complimentary to Mrs. Charles >.
Bcartleley. OF East Liverpool. formerly
Of this city. Music and games wore
The diversions and danny luncheon
was aorvod.
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Phillip Club.

Last evening q pleasant meeting or
the members OF the Phillip club. or
the Baptist church was held In the
home Of Mrs. J. NJ. Criswell on Third
street. A short business session was
held and later a social time was enjoy
cd Music and games were the diver
sions, and the hostess served dainty re-
freshments.
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STEUBENVILlE

STEUBENvILLE. o., July Dam
ages of $4,000 is asked from Sheriff
W. T. Baker. Deputy Sheriff John Dunn
and the jefferson county board OF COM
lntssioners In a suit brought in common
pleas court here to-day by Richard
Corill. for alleged false arrest and hu-
railiation in connection with the special
grand jury probe.
Coxill was one OF the twelve grand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
GENTLY DINKr c1oWH.

CHICAGO. July 1.-Aldcrmnn Michael
Kcnna tHlnkey Dink) closed his famous
workinVmnna exchange half An hour
hofnro midnight last night because his
nuppiy Of boer became exhausted. The
place opened today a. q soft drink om-
pnrium.
During liz existence Of noarly quar-.
tor Of = century. tho exchange nold APP
proSinnntoly $4,000 barrels Of beer, All.
dorr.Ian Knnna naid,
ANY workinKrnan without funds could
Hot drink thore froe between s and 8
o'clock IN tho morning.
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Rnnmood RHefa

Miss Florence MCGOWAN. OF Fatrmont.
ratmrncd 10 her home there after visit
inr relatives and friends here for the
past week.
Many young poplc of this city attend
ed the boat excursion given by the Am
erican legion Of McMcchcn last evening.
4 party of sport fans in this cvtty arc
getting together to 60 To Toledo Friday
10 see the Willard Dempsey fight. while
many who have not the cash to see
big hght. are buying tickets TO see the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
Now Prices Effective.

Yesterday the new prices estaohshed
by local BARRIERS union went into effect
The new prices arc the same as have
been in existence in Wheeling, Nc
Mechen and Bcnwood for some time. a
haircut now coats so cents, while
shave detrocta twenty cents from your
puy envelope.
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Last co2eA1ntlou.

Friends Of John Rarieycorn staGcd
their final celebration here last night on
arrival Of late trans from Pittsburgh.
Several hundred local men. many OF
whom had evidently remained to see John
laid carefully aHay-in his grave, formed
a gig zax procession down Market
street. All were wen loaded with wet
roods inside and out. Hundreds Of gal
Ions Of liquor were brought in from
Pennsylvania.
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8osrd In Session,

The hoard OF equalization and rowe"
for Marshall county convened In an
nual EcRsion yesterday. The properly
and lnnd books OF tho county submitted
by tho assessor for tho year starting
April |. arc 10 be reviewed. Tho prop
crty assessed in Donwood. is now be-
inr reviewed, starting yesterday and
this Hec,Ion OF tho work will DO finish
I'd today, Tho board will not meet rri-
day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
|MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
Bake Sale Thursday.

Arrangements arc being completed oS
the ladies of the third division OF the
Woman's Missionary society OF inc
Christian church for bake sale 10 DC
held Thursday afternoon IN the Blsse't
building on Jefferson avenue. tho
sale will open at 2 o'clock. and gooo
supply Of good things to cat will be
presented TO the public for the holiday.
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, PirSt Church Of God.

Instead OF the weekly prayer service
Of the First Church OF God this evening
the Ordinances Of the Lords House will
be observed. Rev. Byler will have
charge OF the service and has prepared
an interesting talk appropriate for the
service. All members are invited to at
tend
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VIII AppeA.

Notice Of all appeal in tho non-sup-
port case of Hugh Lucas. local man
found guilty in cirrai, court has boon
nleu by course! for tho Defendant. At
torney Martin Drown represents Lucas.
The court imposed finc Of $500 and
lhrae months in jail upon Lucas. Tho
non,suurort eanr or John Hall was uiHo
aired Monday ard Halt was found not
ruilly,
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Many Are Betting.

Quite number Of local mon are In
terested in the WIllard-Dompsey fight
which Is to DO staged at Toledo Friday.
A number arc bott!ng heavy while sonn
have left for Toledo 70 attend II. Argu-
monts are heard on every corner as to
who In tho best man and who will win