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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-11
BR|T|SHERS WOULD
BRING KAISER TO TRIAL

LONDON. Thursday. Jan. 9.-Proeeed-
ings against the former German emper-
nr arc advised in 4 special report by q
subcommittee OF the commission
charged with inquir!ng into violations of
the laws Of war, appointed two months
ago. The parent body has done n great
deal OF work through its subcommittee.
each Of which was assigned TO some
particular phase OF violations charged
against enemy countries. Tlans for a
tribunal which will try cases in which
violations Of the law of war are al
legged. have already been submitted.
One ~ the most difficult phases OF the
work has been the inquiry into ILL
treatment OF prisoners. the employment
behind the firing lines. illegal methods
Of warfare, misuse of the Red Cross
flag. bombardm"nts OF hospitals and the
executions Of Miss Edith Cavell and
Captain Fryatt
The subcommittee having this work
in charge has already examined about
100000 cases OF ll-treatment Of prison
crs. and has about 10000 more 10 IN
vestiGate. The subcommittee has al
ready submitted n report on the employ
mcnt OF prisoners behind tho firing lines
and in German mines and quarrics.
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: IN ~,nj ruc-2>r ;G:iGinaJ:on md Tar
; siG!li",ln"es which will eyer r" a caus"
OF pride :" n" American pHopln."
General Squire in III" course Of his ad.
Gr"SS which was delivered by direction
OF ;i... Secretary "t War. told of interest
ing experiments conducted ny tho signal
corps IL a"rnloCy n aid tho American
>ypcii ;orarr force. It was ascortainod
crcm thrS" he said. that alloy" IN" l"r".
If Ia. hhn :"n' - 3Hrcrn; Of no winds
orn from. west 70 cast and often attain
rclnci;i"s If I'M milcs an hour. On
Novcnhc- 5. 1HlS At Chattanooga. Tom.
NJ SAID velocity % 15t miles an hour
WIS observed ~ 4 height ~ os.nhn foot.
knowledge "f rhos" conditions. ne added
:""tilL - ~ tho utruns: importance in
'hc future Of aviation.
Another scientific accomplishment or
n az scrv,ce Tho speaker said. was
tho rroductio-r NJ hriiIr'. non-irhan-
1ahin gas. in Quantities sufficient for
balloon use. Predicting that with ''S
1850 safe trone"nritr"ntal and trnrs-At-
ian,ic tract in dirSihios would DO
CONS commonplace. tho general credited
TN" navy department and III" bureau %
mines with corporation which brought
about IFS Development 10 u prac:iC1! de-
gree hof"r., III" close If 'he var.
.AftrihrT7inc t. causes som" military
S"r" civil" 'hr fa". that III" I7h;"d
States had only 4 handful "f 1;crs"
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The Whisper That .
Comics in the hight
III, Glorious Knowledge Women
Ca;n When a Wonderful Thought
S..aln Over Them.

Happiness in its most thrilling de-
gree comes TO woman with the thought
OF possessing a baby.
Every woman in In" joy of comm &
mothc-h should p-rparc her system
for the unusual strain. Three genera
tons have found the tried and reliable
preparation. Mothers Friend. Of the
greatest help at such time BY It's
daily uSr throughout the period. the
skin Of the abdomen is mad" soft and
ola site. expanding muscles relax easily
when baby arrives. and pain al the
crisis is III this way AVOIDED.
The inflammation oMhreast glands is
soothed
Obtain from your druggist. by all
means. this great preparation which
science has offered fer So many years
tU rxp-ctant mothers.
Write tho Rradncd Regular COM
pany. Dept. u. Lamar Building. Atlanta
Georgia. Tor their helpful and interest
ing Motherhood Book. and begin the use
ri Mothers Friend. II is FOR external
use. is absolutely 3afe and wonderfully
effective"
AID remember there is nothing TO
take the place Of MOTHERS FRIEND.
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AMERICAN LABOR
PARTY TO BE FORMED

NEW YORK. Jan. l0.--An American
labor party will DC formed at CON
vcniion 10 he held hero Tomorrow. I'M
dor the auspices If the joint commit %
on reconstruction OF the Central Fed
"ral"d Union OF New York. the Central
Labor Union Of brooklyn and tho WI.
mars Trade League. II was announced
iC-niEht.
Among the nlan;s in the party'S pro-
posed platform hr":
Provisions tu insure every child Of nj
l"ast high school education and proper
food and clothing: abolition ~ child
labor: al ciEht-h"ur day for all work
crs. with rest period OF not less than
a day and n half u week: legislation ST.
curing Tho freedom OF labor tn organize
IL strike and t" boycott: more rigid in
sprction nf workshops: equal pay and
opportunity for women and men.
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FROM GAS COMPANIES
SHOULD NET STATE MILLION AND
AHaALF," SAYS NON. JESSE JESSE BLOCH

Interview "iiE The iE;eIigs last
yeser.a?
following
Personally believe should
million bill
which would have provided" about Sooo is entirely Inadequate
way o
Texas Oklahoma and other
similar basil
the legislature will take
Of the necessity
providing sincerely that the whom
the which
y 4 producer"
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FIVE STOLEN
SUITS FOUND
BY DETECTIVE.
Colored lieutenant Makes Charge OF
Theft, Su Disseminated by Police IN
yesttgatiou; arrest Fonows.

! Iciincc Banks. L Colnred lieutenant.
appeared in police court yesterday
morning and stated hat hr Ind ship
o. ped his trunk from the camp whrr" he
had been stationed several %"rks ago.
and Il hat he had not Yet received IL iir
also told he Police officials that he had
seen John Dewey hlphcuS wearing
suit Of clothes Of his tha; h" was posi-
tive ne had placed IN III" trunk h"i"E"
shipping it here.
Officers Reed and Riac arrested john
ncwry .Alphcus and lhi"ctIv" Hink-
Gilman made a search OF his room at
ll%N Water street and found the trunk.
which contained five suits IF clothes
ana various other clothing. All of the
stolen property WAS Identified by the
lieutenant.
II. tr"ua was arrested jay-walkInE
yesterday 10y Officer Craig. and viii be
brought up on that rhurg" before l'o-
lice 1udG" Watkins this morning.
James Flt2patric. who got rnthcr friend
~ with ulr John yesterday. WAS
brought, in from Fourteenth and Mar
krt streets by Officer Crumhachcr. He
Will hr brought up on drunk charge
this morning in police court
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DIVISION OF WEALTH
MADE THIS RUSSIAN
ANOTHER GLOOMY GUS
Especial Gable Copyright 1919 hy TIL
Public Ledger Company

tsprcial Gable Copyright 1919 by The
Public Ledger Company
WITH THE AMERICAN PEACE
i COMMISSION. PARIS. Jan. l0.-Two
typical tales If BoIshtviSm are going the
rounds in peace circles. One concerns
p stranger travelling on -ailrnad in
!. Russu. He was approached By two Ril-
. .hrvis;a. who following the tenets Of the
new 1n!tirnl faith insisted upon an i'm
mediate division ~ his wealth. They
, had rlvc hundred rouhloS each against
five thousand rouhrs in the possession
az tho stranger. which left them two
thousand rublcs. The stranger looked
exceedingly gloomy.
As they wcr" nearing Pntrograd r
distinguished looking Russian noble
boa rticd the train. Again division was
denim ndch The noble had 10000 ruhlcs
which on thc Who'll" wealth of the party
heinz quartrrrI gave 5000 rublrs to
,t,ch.
"BoIshcvism is not so bad" remarked
the first convert. since l profit 1000
ruhlcs."
The other tale - about n Bolshcvist
woman orator imrassionatrly address,
inr an audience in Moscow. AS &, climax
she *lgnaird ont 4 young man md order
ed him 10 mount the platform. Give
what you have 10 our cause" she
shrickcd. He deposited fifteen rublcs
upon the nrator's table. but before step
ping down cried out Now you do the
same. Tho demand wns taken up by
Tho audience and in a holt found in tho
wonan's waist WAS found 10000 ruhles
oTrr WITCH she wept bitterly when forced
to surrender IT,
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NOn-PruSSian Germans
Resent Arrogance, Says
Ex-ChanCeI|or Hert|ing

PARIS. Jan. lA-"The animoAity Of n
great majority If III" Germans toward
Prussia Will have 1 decisive Influence
! on the future Coufiguratinn OF central
Europe" said Count ven Hrrtling. the
former imperial German chancellor. in
an interview with the correspondent Of
TN. Matr. three days before Won Hort
iHE's death.
'Al MUNICH. as at Stuttgart and Co.
lnEnc. there is resentment against PruS-
sian for having 50 badly stored the
common ship and lot il be- understood
, tha:. by Prussia no; the country. hut the
cast" and III" political system is meant"
Existing I'TusAta j. incnmnarahly
stronger than all the other confederate
states. huL II docs not represent n
homogeneous clinical bloc hut an ag-
rlo:n"rHtion Of widely different PROV
'ur"s. II tho rrcscn; ideas follow their
r"ur&". moncntouS historical events soon
will occur ana tho namn nf Prussia will
disappear from IN" map o. Europ+
I'm ia" new federal Germany there
will hr no place for hr sproportionatc
Prussia, surrounded by feeble satellites
Tn" nov Germany will comprise six or
Seven states equal in !mpnrtnncr. In
hcad Of Prussia W.. shall SOC tho stare
Of Eranb"urE md Tom"ranIa the state
&C Hanover md 10 Lower Elbc the
state Of West phalia. bound by federal
Ties 10 Bavaria to Saxnny and to wurt-
tcmhurG and itself united to the old
grand duchy Of Rndrn-
Hr was questioned by tho correspond
crI rs to his hatred for Prussia, which
Tho correspondent said appeared to him
10 hr If recent date
"F:vidrntly." Won EcrtlIne rerljcd with
@":iiarGsS Ono reasons very differ
3nr|' oSS ,H-arcncd by IN" clamors If
victory. and everybody believed In VIC
tory At tho beginning Of July. 1918. 7
was convinced. 7 confess It. that before
the frs, Of September our advcrsarIes
would send VS. peace proposals. Certain
~ our situation was most dangerous. In
tho sens" that We had playcd our last
card Rut what did that matter. since
"" wcr" sur. we wcrr winning"
''W" were all the more sure Of that
because Of certain information Of tho
most favorable nature which reached
us from tho cn'ent" countries. notably
from France. II was on account or
'hi" information that tho high COM
7rand. Notwithstanding the opposition
IF the government was able to con-
tinu" homhardinE Paris. It was ohvi-
cusly hoped to hasten thus the process
of Generalization. about which we'll
meaning agents furnished daily fantas-
tic reports.
w" expected grave events in Paris
for tho end Of July. That was on the
18th. On the 18th even tho most opti-
miSur among w understood that nil
was lost. The history Of the world
was played out in thr9e days
Tho Germans on July Is resumed
their offensive on Hfly-m!" front be-
tween Chaicau-Th:"rry and Massgcs.
Three days later th- French and
Americans launched their counter
nrfcnsiv" between tho Asnc and tho
Marine. This cnunter-offrn1ive maIktN
n" beginning OF the downfall OF the
German military powcrs.)
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whoa war was declared. General Squire
asserted T.N4% aviatnrs had been Iraincd
IN this country wirm thr armI$tiCc was
signed. wiki a toll "t fatalities aston
;shnEly r.s>"--ah"U; "u". Tor every
:. -" hours Of ny!u. Vt the *Htr"
tinl". h" stated. 25n firms. employing
@nn. 6nG persons. We're engaged i'll The
production - utrplanrs.
Tn" government decided ut III" out
So. General SOUR" ,aii. not only 'ln
supply the american AR lighters with
a. good. II not Better. planes than those
used ny the rnriny. hat Ia send into III
field American ;tvIalnrs who would bc aT
good. il Tl"t better. than those or -"
enemy" liz This effort he said: th'
n"~t rigid Sci"utii" tests Wrr" applied.
revealing. ar."ng other facts. that g
per cent If III" candidates were capahi"
of dying 10 20.un0 feet or moro, est pr
cont should not ny alloy" $4,000 f""t
and per cent we're unsafe above 5000
feet.
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BIG ALLOTM ENT FOR
WEST VIRGINIA ROADS

tllAI-F.STpN. W. Va. lar. 10
VEST NIrs;nIa's share of federal MD for
constructor NJ lass A. roads in the
stat" il s212.Sn3 20. according To off
rial allotment som t. \. Dennis VIII
liamS. chairman Of tho. state road com
mission. from Washington tonight.
This amount is nraIlabl" as Of July
l. 1919 and the state and counties TO
SECURE this contribution must provide
IL like amour: Cor the construction OF
the same class Of ncrmnn"n, highways.
bill now pending IN Congress
would increase IN" amount for West
Virginia TO SUM in excess Of $1,000
COCO. contingent upon IN" state and
counties raising SIMILAR amount to
that appropriated by the national gov
eminent.
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Each Of the Powers 10
Prepare Peace Program

PARIS. Ian. 10.-"lt is understood.
aSys the Paris edition -: tn" London
Tally Mail today. in an artIci" dealing
with the preparations for III" rcac"
conference. that each o. the great al
li"s has prepared III" draft Of pr.
gram for the proceedings Of The con-
ference and that Of th"s" III" French
and Americans alone show any dlv"rE-
cncr. 90 that in III" end "" mag haN"
n program which Will amalsamatc Me
best features 1T EACH.
Til" security officers attached ;" the
British commission" continues the
newspapers. arc enforcing the most
String"n; rules. No. caller IS allowed /"
pass The lobby Of tho hotel. not even
an Official guest. however exalted. II
i even stated that Il special rcpr"Scn.
tatiyc Of tn" british lnckmak"rs vas
sent TO Paris for tho sole purpose "t
testing the locks of The attaches cases
and III" handbags Of tho officials so that
there may be no tamperinG with them.
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ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
Probate Court,

In re cStatc--T7yde Emerson Miller
deceased: inventory filed. approved and
ordered recorded.
In re cstatc-Sarah A.. Lydcn,. de-
ceased; inventory filed. approved and
ordered recorded.
In re- cstntc--Prter O'Ncill. deceased
application filed for appointment OF
cxecutri1; no bond required; appoint
ment made. letters ordered and issued !;
inventory dispensed with.
In re cstatc-Lcvina S. Evans. de-
ceased; application filed for appoint
ment Of trustee for Matte Vaughn
under Item 2 OF will: bond $500 filed
orders and issued.
In re cstate-C. E. Timberlakc, ad-
ministrator OF Clyde Emerson Miller,
deceased: petition to sell real estate to
pay. debts. affidavit. prccipc for sum-
mons and waiver Of summons filed.
Summons ordered and issued and cause
continued.
In re estate-Joshua Devices, de-
CEASED; application for order 10 trans
fer stocks to widow upon her election
to take mt appraised value. filed: cleo
ton approved and transfer ordered.
In re cstate-KathcrMc u. Devices
and Dorothy Devices. minors: choice OF
guardian Illcd: application filed for ap-
pnlntmcnt OF guardian: bond $500 filed
and approved appointment made, let
trrs ordered and issued.
In re est1;e-Samucl J. Shane: de-
ceased; fiEal account filed. set for 'hcar-
Ing February %. 1919; notice ordered
and continued.
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VERDICT FOR S646.25

In III" case Of III" WhItak"r-- ,"ssncr
Company. Il corporation. against tho
Suburban li-irk Company u corpora
ton. the trial of which took up thr
entire day yesterday "a Part II. OF the
circuit court. the jury lntc last rrcn-
Ing r"turn"d verdict for the plaintiff
IN tn" sum Of SG46.25.
The plaintiff company i'll It's d"clara.
ti"n chained damages in III" sum NJ
si.npp for breach Of contract. bat the
actual amount asked was less 'hnn one
third that sum. Attorneys General T.
S. Riley and Guy l.. &. Allen repre-
scntrd tn" plaintiff and Attorneys n
u. Evans. az MOundsvillc, and J. J. i.
O'Bricn. Of THIS ri:y. the defendant.
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Ma Tor General Franklin Bell.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1n.-Funcral scr
vices for Major General James Frank
lin lsnll. commander Of the department
or ;ho cast who died IN hospital her
Wednesday. will hr held nj IN" chapel
Of St Cornelius. III" Centurion. Gov
..rnuy'< Island n, $50 r. IN. tUinnrr"w
T"h.. body will liz In state at III" chapel
from "a u. M. until noon and after Tia,
services will 10 sent To Washington rur
burial Monday ia Arl'aSton National
cemetery. Military ceremonies will H..
observed at the graz.
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St Clatrsvillc Personals.

Mr. ard Mrs. Emmett hatcher lcf,
today for Pittsburgh. whore they Will
max" their future home.
The many friends o: Ray CorGner
Will be- glad to know that he returned
10 his homo last evening after several
months service overseas.
Attorney Il. W. Schori2"r AZ Bnllairc
was l7ansactinG business IN tho court
house yesterday.
Martin Cowen returned homo ycstcr-
day from New York. where he spent
thu past w"rk
l.. l.. Moore OF Martins Ferry vas Il
business caller IN town yesterday.
Mrs James Arnold Of Bca!lsrille Is
visiting his sister. Mrs. o. r. Taylor.
An excellent program wns rendered
Friday afternoon BY the Literary So
vinty Of the local high school.
George j. Sandrock Of Belmont, com
missioner elect. was calling on friends
in town yesterday.
William V Bennett OF GAINESVILLE
was a business caller in town yesterday.
Mrs. Roy W. Lewis left yesterday for
New York. whore she will join her hus-
band Lieut. Commander Roy ". Lewis.
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Young nan, mq ad-
vice IS, that qou
uoe KeSlTlOl

How that leg itched-you scratched
il ill the blood came. Having tried
various treatments without success,
your doctor advised Rcsinol Oirt-
raent-and then came glorious reliet.
Scratching like this sometimes leads to
dangerous infec;ion-blood poisoning
tyour skin burns, itches, has ten
dency 10 break out in little sores
don't scratch-that makes il worse
get speedy relief with Resino! ONT
ment. 1t seldom fails to clean up a
trouble such as this.
Resinol Ointment is doctor form
uia, prescribed by many physicians
throughout the world.
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DON'T LET THAT
COUGH RUN RIOT
Stop It with DR.. Bells Pine Tar
Honey

The tens OF thousands who use IhDs
medicine regularly 10 r"li"v" colds.
coughs. sripp" and bronchitis. testify -
it's prompt and effective action.
Use it prn2crly--:gIv" its helpful IN
gradients a chance 70 prove their vaiG'.
Follow tho first relieving dos" with 9th
crs occasionally until the cold or cough
leaves you and you again feel At.
An economical bottle. Kept handy,
means cold freedom and thrift soc soc
and s1.e0.
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TIRED,
ACHING MUSCLES
Sloaa's Liutmcnt Gives Soothing Com
forting Eelief-Get Bot
tie Today.

II goes rirhi after that fever. that
hot. paln-throbhing Joint. that uncom-
Portable swelling. T:r,i"f comes quick
~ for Sloan's l.lu!r"nt pcnutrates with
out rubbing when applied.
Congestion and inflammation. result
ing in aches pains. stiffness. give way
before its soothing. warmth promotion.
Economical certain. convenient. clean.
You won't find II druggist who haSni
Sloan's Liniment.
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Kilabloo Club Enterains.

The kiabluc cl;!b entertained last
evening ut the home Of Albert Johnston
III Marietta street with covered II sh
party. complimentary 10 Mrs, r.. j.
Hatcher. noe Beatrice Myers. The
guests Of the evening were Misses EliZ-
ah"Ih Thomas. Mary Shepherd. Eva
Stewart. Elizabeth Majors. Mary Gray
McRrid" M"Tharn"" r. J. Hatcher.
Charles - Bulgrr. Isaac T. Newlin. g.
v Iurtcriicld Ruth Barton. =. II.
tchcn. J.,Ci. Russell. Roy, W. Lewis and
Harry Pollock.
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COMPANY Formed.

Company A.. OF the Moundrvtllc high
school cadet corps WAS permanently or
Eanizcd yesterday with Lawrence Trim
bic as captain Other officers were
named. Excellent progress has been
made in training The boys are to r"-
crive one-fourth credit each year for
military work.
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Etill At ERre,

I Charles Moore and James Boarders.
the two convicts who escaped from tho
state prison Thursday morning, arc still
at liberty. Police authorities ore aiding
In tho search. bot nothing had been
heard from them last evening. Descrip-
tons Of the men have been sent post
haste throughout the surrounding coun-
try
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Minar HuTf

Jacob Renel ls confined to his HON"
on Jefferson avenue with injuries sus-
taincd while at work in the Panama mine
Thursday He sustained r. cut in the Lei;
and a badly wrcnchcd ankle. He is get
ting along nicely.
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MOUNDSVILLE
Resume Old Stops

Street cars arc stopping at the old
places in the city now. The skip stop
svstem which has been in effect here for
the past few months was discontinued
yesterday The convenience to patrons is
great.
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victorian River Man Dead.

GALLIP0I.IS O.. Jan. l0.--Cart ain
Peter NJ r"t"ret. 30. veteran rsvcrman
died to-day III Eacino. II" was chief
mate al tho tuwboar Alex Swift the
first iron towhuat operated out Of Pitts
hurgh. IS years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-11
E1ks Hold Meeting

Last evening a we'll attended meeting
Of the Moundsville Lodge Of Eiks va,
held In their hall on Tomlinson arer~u"
Initiation took place and much hus;n"s;
WAS disposed Of. a social hour WIS en-
joyed.
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alee Club TO Meet.

Sunday morning the Mems Glee Club
Of the Calvary NJ. E. church will meet
IN the church Immediately after the
morning services. Important business
will be taken UP.
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One New Cae.

One new case Of influenza was report
ed to the city health officer yesterday.
No new cases had been reported at three
o'clock Yesterday afternoon.
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L L. Dunlap and Mildred Dunlap to
L. G. Nichols. lots IL and ~ in Hol-
loway; -.
William F. Pluuimcr and Cora I.
Plummcr TO the Flushing Improvement
company. lot l"3 in Flushing: 81.
Mary l. Mcfarland and Eugene Nc
FarIund to John I. Mcfarland. lot q
in Belmont; $1,000
Thomas H. Howard and Mary f.
Howard 10 Frank Il. Stllwcll. land in
Colcrain and Wheeling twpS.: 81.
Joseph N. Smith TO Howard Smith
ct al. acre in section 81. Up. S. range
s.: 81.
William V. Bennett, trustee. to c. A.
Rrniion. part Of lot . in GAINESVILLE:
$500.
{. \. Bratton and Emma B. Bratton
TO William V. Bennett. part Of lot =
in GAINESVILLE; $1,000
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SOcial Notes

Miss Anna Dean pleasantly enter
tanned the Entire Nous club At her home
III Main street las. evening.
!, The mcmDcrs uf the ThinIble Bee
club were entertained last night at
the home Of Miss Laura Thompson.
knitting was :ne main diversion OF the
evening.
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STATIONS

It~~~i . we~E.a '1a~rs q cnm~ssL
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DAILY RIVER BULLETIN

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