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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27

favor of the law. At present the
months for daylight saving in New
York conform to the old federal
statute from March to October. To
have the law uniform. Mr.. Marks
said. an amendment will be introduce
ed changing the time from the last
Sunday in April TO the last Sunday
in September. The New York board
of aldermen's recent action in pass
ing a daylight saving ordinance, it
was said, had impelled other cities
TO take similar steps.
Mayors Want Saving.
Fifteen Of the is mayors Of Con-
necticut," continued Mr.. Marks. re
Gently vote unanimously at a con-
ference in New Haven to initiate
campaigns in their cities at once for
daylight saving Hartford previ-
ously had blazed the trail by adopt
ing an ordinance which will be in
effect the last Sunday of April next
year Plainfield, n. j., has taken
similar action. In Baltimore, Md, a
referendum vote showed that five
out Of six were in favor of it. Gin
Cinnati has adopted It, so has ST. Jo-
seph, Mich, and we are getting en-
couraging reports from Hoboken,
Jersey City, Paterson. Trenton and
Camden, n. J., Wilmington, Del,
Philadelphia, Scranton and Pitts
burg, Pa, Richmond, va, Chattanoo-
ga and Memphis Tenn. Chicago,
Minneapolis st. Paul, Denver. Salt
Lake City Milwaukee, Louisville
and Lexington. KY
1T was the intention of the Ma
tiOnal Saving association, following
the repeal of the federal law" said
Mr. Marks, Ito confine its efforts this
year to the Eastern time zone, but
so many cities and towns elsewhere
have registered such an emphatic
protest against the repeal that we
are including the entire country in
our movement"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
kalamazoo Plays Turkey Game Here
\. AND 8. OUTFIT
PLAYS At BELO|T
Local Players Will Tackle
Badgers in Final Game
Away From Home.

The Koehler and Schafer football
squad left Thursday morning for
Beloit. Wis, where they wind up
their season with a Thanksgiving
day battle against the Beloit Ath-
letic association.
With a newly developed system Of
open play. Coach Kelly's eleven hope
TO close a successful year by a de-
cisive victory over the Badger team.
The recent game with the Arrow
when the Arrows left the field, has
given the locals the confidence
needed TO battle the Beloit gridders
10 the last ditch, and lay at least
partial claim 10 the championship
Of this section. The Koehler and
Schafer eleven was leading by a :
10 0 score when the Arrows for
feited last Sundays contest by leav-
ing the field.
Play Many Games.
The team has met many of the
leading professional elevens of this
section playing the majority OF their
games with teams above their
weight and turning in victories over
the Mishawaka and Arrow teams.
They dropped their game with the
Fort Wayne War Vets and lost to
the Tornado Heavyweights of Chi
cago by a Is to score.
After holding the Pine Village A.
A. team, reputed as the strongest
professional club in the state, to a
0 to 0 tie for three quarters, they
lost a to 0 battle in the final pc
Rod
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
ARROWS To PLAY
At SPRINGBROOK
important Football 6 a m e
Played in South Bend This
= Afternoon.

This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock the
Kalamazoo Independents and the
Arrows. the latter a local team. VIII
play Of the tie which has existed
since they met at South Bend three
weeks ago. Nal Cooley. a former
Mercersburg star, viii act as ref
cree. as he is known 90 be strictly
impartial and 20 have a thorough
knowledge of all the rules OF the
game.
The Arrows have been practicing
diligently throughout the week I'm
Coach MadiEan Wednesday night
expressed the opinion that his
proteges would come through with
win. Manager Bartoszek. OF the
Arrows has already posted a $500
guarantee with the Celery City
boys
The Arrow Kazoo game is the
most important athletic event
scheduled for northern Indiana and
viii doubtless attract several thou
s4nd fans The advance sale Of
tickets has been unusually heavy.
and everything points to the largest
attendance Of the season.
The local team viii depend much
upon Capt McGuin. Lodge and
Klysz to bring home the bacon for
the locals. while the Kalamazoo
boys have as their ace. Dunlap, the
negro star. who played such a
whale of a game when the two
teams met before. Buntman will
umpire.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
TURKEY DAY ON
THE GRID|RON
Eiqht Games Carded in East
-Army-Navy Contest At
tracts Much Attention.
BY United Press

By United Press.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.-While
most Of the football battlers will
forget training table fare over tur-
key today, eight teams of the east
will be hard at il in their fall game
Of the 1919 season.
Pittsburg meets Penn State at
Pittsburg; West Virginia plays
Washington and Jefferson at Nor
gantown: Cornell and Pennsylvania
will como together at Philadelphia,
and Brown and Columbia will be the
attraction here.
Chance for DOpesters.
It will be the last chance for an
other assault on the dope If. by a
stroke of the "upsettery" which has
been a contagion throughout the
season. Cornell and Columbia should
win, the eastern situation would
scramble itself into a Chinese pUz-
gle
Jim Morrow is back in toys with
Pittsburg and Charlie Way has re-
sumed his place in the Penn State
backfield. so both teams will have
one hundred per cent strength for
their battle Pittsburg is favored
TO win by a shade.
West Virginia is wrought up over
the prospect of battling in the mud
with Washington and jefferson. The
mountaineers have banked their
hopes on a dry, fast surface. Both
teams are in good condition.
Cornell-Penn Play.
On the strength of past perform
ances, Cornell should be a set-up for
Pennsylvania. The Ithacans have
been consistently kicked around this
season by teams no better than Fol
wells. Speedy Rush has been work
ing hard with the Shiverick crew
and is reported 10 have outlined a
new attack which may bolster up
the weak offensive.
Columbia is ready to accept an
other defeat at the hands of Brown.
Since the defeat Of Dartmouth, the
Rhode Islanders are looked upon
with more concern than in the
early season. Columbia has battled
through an unsuccessful season fac
ing all kinds of difficulties.
Efforts to arrange pOst-season
games between several of the near
championship teams have failed, as
usual, and the season will close this
week with the record the greatest
success in years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
TABOO NEW CLOTHES

NEW YORK, Nov 26.-Protec-
ton for the coal miners against EEK
ploitation" by the operators was
asked in a report Of the federal
council" of the Churches of Christ
in America, after a review Of the
coal situation. The report was ad-
dressed to the federal government
by the Rev. Worth NJ Tippey, exc
cutive secretary.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
ARMY TEAM READY TO
BATTLE NAVY SATURDAY

Ey United Press
WEST POINT. y. y Nov 26.-
only light work remaining on the
Army schedule in preparation for
Saturdays game with the navy in
New York
Signal practice alone is billed for
today and early Friday morning the
team will entrain for New York.
Sec'y Baker and Gen PerShing
will attend the game
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
BULLA. BUIILA.
u Tnited Prass:

EI IUILeU Tross.
NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Jim West,
captain OF the Colgate eleven, re-
jected an offer of $1,000 to play next
Sunday with the Cleveland Tigers, a
professional team, according 70 a re-
port here. West desires to retain his
amateur standing for basketball and
football
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
DAYLIGHT SAVING
To BE CONTINUED
IN MANY PLACES
Surveys Show Public Senti-
ment FavOrS System
Adopt Ordinances.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Surveys
by Chambers of Commerce and in
dustrial organizations are in progress
in 16 states to ascertain public senti-
ment regarding a continuation Of
daylight saving and the campaign
will be extended throughout the
country before next April. accord
ing to Marcus NJ. Marks. president of
the National Daylight Saving asso-
citation.
The states where the movement is
under way for permanently eXchang-
ing IAN hour of night for an hour
OF light are Massachusetts. New
Maryland. Virginia Tennessee, Hi
nois, Ohio Michigan. Colorado, Utah,
Connecticut, Minnesota and Ken
lucky.
Massachusetts Is for It.
Proponents of the idea in Massa-
chusetts. $500 manufacturers be
longing 20 the Associated Industries
Of that state. who are making the
survey there, according TO Mr..
Marks. reported that a bill would be
introduced in the next legislature
which meets in January and that
cit would be supported by a MAORI
" in both the senate ad house"
New York state for two years has
had a daylight saving law on its
statute books and, Mr. Marks said
any effort 10 repeal IL would be hope
less, without the help of legislators
from New York and Buffalo most Of
whom. he said, had been found in
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sELI.S PRIzE HoRsEs-

~ ANlAt-4 4 At-~
NEW YORK Nov. o6.-Eleven
yearHngs. sold by J. +. Mcgowan 30
Mt, Sterling, Ky, brought $4,000
late yesterday at the "Old Glory
horse sale in Madison Square Car
den
The top price was paid by W. TT.
Cane. of New York. for Belvue u.
G. Mcdonald. Pittsburg. paid $500
for three yearlingS.
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Compare Prices
of Turkeys i'm
Various Cities
BY United Press:

By United Press:
NEW YORK, Nov 26.-Denver
will have more to be thankful for
Thursday than any other city in
the country. according to figures on
turkey prices collected from al
parts of the country Wednesday.
According to most reports "fxin's'
were about the same price as last
year, possibly a shade cheaper.
Turkey prices by cities were:
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beautiful Ohio. "

"Oh, What a Pal Was Mary and
I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles, "
both vocal and instrumental now in
stock. The c. W. Copp Music Shop,
omen every evening. 39O2-3O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. 26-Heavy
work will be placed on the blacklist
after Wednesdays sCrimmage be-
tween the Navy regulars and
scrubs" Only light signal work Is
on the program for today in prepa-
ration for the Army game Saturday
The teams coaches are due TO ar
rive in New York Friday morning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-27
DAILY TO LEAD PURPLE.

rs allied Press
CHICAGO. Nov 26.-John r. Da-
ley left tackle will head the North
western football team next season.
This was Daley's first season with
the regular team. He played right
end on the freshman squad in 1915
ecmy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
FERRY Gun MAN
UNDER ARREST.

Pctro nclmn tn" local italian wh"
shot and rruhahly fatally w"und"d
Caesar ColnHvr. Il buddy. on Dewey
street at an early hour Yesterday morn
im.. was captured IN Fulton. east "t
Wheeling. Il, 4 O'Clock yesterday "Trn-
ing by Officer .AlGcrnon t"ync or the
local poicE force"
The officer had boon TIPPED of by c"r-
tain parties ;ts t. tn" pr"hnhl" where
nbouiS OF IN" gun artist. and il w:S the
work Of n short time Ia 10 to the piac"
mentioned and grab him.
The victim OF tn" shooting is still IN
the hospital in dangerous condition. ind
may not recover.
DclIuo was placed In tho local jail
upon orders from Prosecuting Attorney
w r.. Dixon. whore hr will be- held pond
, ing tn" 0utcum" Of tn" injury TO ms
victim. In an interview with tho corrc-
epondCnt last night Dclm" stated that
Caesar refused 10 give him tn" money
belonging to him and threatened him.
and he shot him. He stated that III"
wis sorry he had shot Caesar. as he has
always been his friend.
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colored Bunch Arraigned.

Thr ciLscs Of the Inmates al il cn,,'.u
huu.c. whlrh was pulled. nj stop IL. on
the National pike Sunday evening III y
o'clock, by nrpuIy Sh"rlff% sloan anG
norlnw. nsaistrd by Marshal ElSlag"r 81
l;rnnksidc. and Constable John Moore.
Of this rlnr". wrr" heard IN Squire J. rr''
mans cnur, at Martins f"rEy y'strr
day morning III ln:3o "'i"'h' h''t "
,,ngnd Of MS follows: Boyd child, Ethel
Watkins and Lula Carey. all r"rfrit"h
.hrir bonds. nn account Of not putting
in IN appearance at tho" tim" Of th I
trial. Walter Allen. Tom Ehhrt ana
I.addy Livingston. upon pleas ct gully
and the signing nf Il wH'r"r OF jury
trial, were each fined S. and costs.
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SHADYS|DE: tx,s.
WHISTLE
THE PEP OF PURE
SUGAR AND FRUIT
saa In Bottles '<T

Quite number OF local people who
hold tickets for the seasons entertain
mcnt course in Bellairc will attend tho
concert Of the Montague Opera Singers
there this evening. This number was
post poncd from an earlier date.
Mayor Jones has made II known that
his proclamation. issued moro than -FOUR
weeks ago, prohibiting tho Keeping Oh
DIGS in the town is not m April joke.
but will be rigidly enforced. Many
people disposed Of their hogs last week
TO comply with the law.
A discouragngly small number OF
garments have been sent TO tho local
branch of the Red Cross In RESPONSE 10
the urgent appeal for clothing TO use
for relief OF war sufferers In Europe.
The box hero will not be packed until
the latter part Of the week and doha'
lions may be sent to the Smith Nc~s
stand on or before Thursday. !
Mr.. md Mrs. X. D. Norris, .enroutc
from u visit with relatives Mt Marietta
Ohio. to their home in Pittsburgh, stop
ped here over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
r b. Neck Of North Lincoln avenue.
The willing Workers will hold their
meeting this week on Thursday after
noon in the basement room Of tho Pres
bytcrian church.
:, Miss JOY Taylor, former principal or
thu local high school. spent Sunday and
q part of yesterday here as guest or
Miss Vcma Rodefer.
The Senior Epworth league OF the
Methodist church. will hold the April
business and social meeting this evening
at the parsonage. The committee IN
charge has planned tho affair In the
nature OF IN April Fools Day party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond Of Proc
tor, w. Va. arc moving this week to the
nropcrty on West Forty-ftrst street,
which they recently bought from Joseph
| Truax, ST..
Miners Of Shadyside and vicinity Will
observe Mitchell Day today. MOI ceie-
bration has been planned. but, this ID
tho anniversary of the cght-hour day
and Is taken as q holiday by miners or
! this district
Mrs. H. c. Wagner OF Snithfield
street, continues to be quite i'll from an
attack Of influenza from which she mas
suffered The past ten days.
| The Missionary society OF the Aetho>
dist church. will meet on WEDNESDAY
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Archer on Adams avenue. MIS-. Joseph
Beatty is TO he leader Of the study. hour.
Funeral for the infant son OF Mt. anu
(Mrs. .Kcdward was held at the nome
/ Sunday afternoon. The other t"in.
which also has been very sick IRON
pneumonia, seems slightly better.
Mrs. 70. NJ. Price has been sp.enrlng
\ few days at the home OF a son IN
Wellsville Ohio.
The Aid society or the Mctn2o'st
church. will meet in the 6asrnesnt 81
Tho. church or Thursday Tho hostess
os b Mrs, Thomas Crozier. MIS-. jacob
Sch ANN, Mrs. Charles Crow and Mrs'
4. 0. Buskrk.
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surfnr;nr with the painful wound which
hr accidentally received while at work.
Quite a number from this place. VINO
are members Of the Elks lodge. Attended
The meeting Of that order at Martins
Tho members Of the Junior Rife Club
If This city. held their usual weekly
target practice in the club rooms last
The colored man who was arrested
charged with carrying concealed Weap.
E'reeman's court yesterday.
Officer Massey of the B. & o. deteo.
tive force in this city, spent, yesterday
in Martins Ferry on business . :.
Marshal Elslager. Of Brookside, pinch-
cd ono spccder yesterday. and ne put UP
for his appearance this morning.
Dlsordcriy joints out the pike must
hc getting scarce, as the officials arc
pulling about ono every day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
Mayor Nov Retaliate.

Mayor RnlSt"n of his city. is con-
sidrrably inCrnsrd nj h" resolution pub
liShcd in this city. coming from INC So
cialists local. and thu official - SAID
to hc contemplating suit against tn" "r-
Eanization. for certain allegations which
are made Mayor ltalston has at all tines
been the foremost citizen Of the town.
in all plans for the benefit of the sol
dicrs Of the city. and others who were
IN the service of the government. and
this attack WAS entirely uncalled for;
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BRIDGEPORT
NEWS
. Leave news items for The Intel
Iiycnccr at Hickcy's News stano.
Sclby & Reeds Drug Store or inc
Bridgeport Hardware Company"
weaDon Toter Fined.

The case OF Wilbur lkard VINO "as
arrested Saturday evening. at the =. d
y. depot in this city. by ConStaoic JONI
Moore, and found to have in his posses
sion Il new pair OF brass knuckiers' Wncn
searched at the city building. was EI.ot,
, L,orjnIr before Justice lanes Freeman
Yesterday morning mt 10 o'clock. Ches1
Ter Scdgwfck. Of E"lliirH. r"rrcsen,,%d
tho prosecutor in the case. wh'I" .nt
colorcd prisoner was represented by Al.
turnry a. II. Henderson. 4 plea OF no
guilty was entered AMI lnll"".ns ~.
Signing nf Il waiver Of Il jury trial hy
thr prisoner. the former plea was WIN
drawn and II plea Of guilty rntcrGd. ~:
WIS assessed Il fine Of 500 ana COSTS
which he arranged 10 pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
DEMAND RELEASE OF
POLITICAL PRISONERS

BERLIN. March 30. N3y Tho Associ.
at.d prnss)-The executive councii OF
tirrat Berlin has adopted tho appeal OF
IN. rommuninst work mems council for
The rclrns IF i:"orge LcdeDdur ana "'her
political prisoners
II was decided {" demand or Chhhc'''
lur :icirmidrnhlilI thai lie "IIer' W"
l"n"" IL ihts men iii''''"'''} "'
In.is OF n promise made on March w.
t,u that ,1nir III" rhnn"rll"r nAih Iir war
,,,I,I, Il, uruuI AMNESTY until or'lrr
anal u,i,t huI been rrsi"rGd In 1irrln
li,r GrIrInrg minister or posts "'h'
rrI.rrnrhr. ut tho sam" limo gave h'r
,y,,r,I Of honor that h~ would would mp
peal 10 tn, cabinet for 'h"'r r"'""Er ms
NOON ma IlcrlIn waH TuI"t.
rho cS"crItIvn council claims 'h"'
order has been rc-cEtnblieh"h ana 90
mands that tho promise I've r"d"e'h"o'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
Soldier Notes,

Archie Bchr. Of tho L. s. Navy is
spending few days nIrlnuHh with rel
atives here.
A. A Taylor. Y N. G. A. secretary.
delivered an interesting talk at the Trim
ity church Sunday.
Frank King has returned 10 his home
ut Shhdysidr from overseas service.
l.nut GIN H. Wilson. "r i'hrt crShurE.
IL to speak next Sunday al ia" First
FRESH Ytrrlnu church.
James F,irs VI hr. VINO was In The oyer.
-,n- service fear several iIuulh- has
turned Ia hl~ htnuu here with his nnnl
discourage.
t.filt-Ii f:r,,rII>v'nr1 Young Innu az
f!,utI, I!~il&ir". VIII" il III" n
rrrvi"~ has received Ills ti-''Ini4r niItl
hnr returned 1,,rII".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
r,,,,bi.o In roound Recalling.

rho u,,m' important business '" h''
taken M - tho meeting Of c"'In"il.
vhi,h v.iII hr held ~ 1T" city huilfliug
Tonight, viii I,ruhrhly u" III" matter 81
tho e,r"nd r"ndiuG 81 Ih" frnnChi."
agreement b"l"''"u this city ana INC
NhrrliuE Trariiurr i'umprnH. and 1T rs
uruhahIr that ilI' smbSiiiul" amendment
which was Offered at lh" last meeting
hv Councilman james Murrnw. viii II"
,i.rrutrI tustrnd Of tn" original draft.
Mnsi OF the members of council express
ths. dcsrn = get this matter out "t IN"
road and finally disp"S" Of 1t in tn"
shortest I,ussihi" tirr". aS il is in"lr
,I"a that tho thing has been hanging
fire long enough.
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The linnu"' ''ulrUiil'" Tor W. '"'"'"H
characterization viii '"urisH ~ We '''
lowing: Mnymr Lame" ltnl@l"u, '''"' -
i;Iiuru. &"wlnm WNv,n. 1h"tu"% W.
uuude .Inrl".: Freeman. NilmI' N'""" =
I:cu Mark"y. y. r.. blackburn. ''"% h''-
rnlIiug"r. Fred kIIrtH William carer
IIuwrI Jnnr". William Blair. "rN!ll'
E'ran,z, William Lewis. Ira T"rr'i%. Ii"h-
rri Johns. William Faust. Joseph DUN
cam George Evans. ". u. tranrl$' W.
- prxnn. W. L.. Noble, Robert bryan.
u i, Parks. Albert ii"rrh"r Lawrence
WAY. Eruck Brown. chairman.
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Har1zel funeral Tomorrow.

Funeral services for the late Joseph
I1artzrll. we'll known resident Of Til
lunriIl', who ;Eas&rd away at his hom"
in that place yesterday morning. FOL
lowing an illness at ono weeks duratl ION.
will hr conducted from thu pla"" Of
death. tOmurr"w afternoon Il, tw"
o'clock AMI will J." in charge of the
knights ct l'ylh.:gS. Tho Improved Or
dor nf Red Men uf which dcrcas'd was
also u member. will rnndurl rIlualis-
tic services AT TN" homo This evening
at 80 o'rlncl; and there Will probably
hc :; large number Of tho members pres
rnt Tho remains Will hr inferred al
Upland cemetery following tho Services
tomorrow afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
CLERKS Mat

TIL" Retail clerks Union nF his city
held ON al III" most interesting and
enthusiastic meetings in tho HISTORY Of
th"ir "rEnnlZatinn. last night. with prar-
tcnlly all Of IN" members prrsrnis
l'lans are being made for getting every
clerk IN retail establishments in tho
city into thr organization in tho near
future. and with tho clerks Of Bridge
pert. affiliated with thr union. Ihry ar"
ginning IN strength and prestige rapidly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-01
Board Of Trade Meeting.

TIL" regular meeting Of the local
Board Of Trad" will be held in their
rooms in thn Citizens Bank building on
South Fourth street. this evening. and
several matters IF Importance to the or
GariZati"n will b" taken up. according
To Il statement Of one Of tho officials.
TIL" part which this hudy will take in the
hiI celebration ais" vii b. decided at
this Time
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College Glee Club Concert.

Practically all arrangements hA|'
been completed b. tn" members ri Inc
Young Ladies' l:ibl" rl;Lss Of the FIRST
Presbyterian church "f Tins city. for
The musical program which will u" T"il-
d"rrd in tn" church. tomorrow "N"nirE
at ~ o'clock by tn" W""St"r t"llrS"
Cleo club. The il"c club is composed
If six MEN and three wuIII"n ni tho COL
lego. and tho proceeds "f the affair
will be devoted I" the New Fra move
mcnt. as the part Of tho Bible class. e
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weeks visit with friends in New lorK.
|AIlnrnry Chester S"dGwick. rr1rescnt-
ing tho prosecuting attorney. tried soy
oral cases in Jusiic" FrrrmanS court
yesterday.
Mrs. \. =. Sl"hy and daughter leave
for n short visit with friends in 1'itts-
hurgh this morning.
Mrs. William Evans Of North Seventh
street. who has hrrn suffering with
pneumonia. IL improving.
Miss Jennie Moore is spending week
visiting with her sister Mrs. Roger
Jones of Athens.
Charles CptcGrnff il confined to his
rcsidcnct on North Fourth street with
illness.
Tho local draft board formally closed
up the atrnirs Of the office yesterday
and arc now out Of existence.
Melvin Kline leaves this morning for
4 short trip TO Cumberland. Md.
Mrs. Fred rnnchcr Of Tiitonville was
removed to the local hospital yesterday
to undergo an operation.
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gouth M. E. Church Notes.

III" UNI LEADERS, "f ~" South Pol
tar" NJ r.. church r"lh Il meeting ~ tn"
,hurrh Monday evening.
"unE rr"rl" e: tn" South b. Hair" NJ.
f. church who 'nk' part IN IN" Easter
entertainment. h"ld u rehearsal last
evening nt tn" church.
Mrrnh"r; &C tn" .AId Soc" nr rhr
South H.l'lir" ~ T.. church hay" pur-
chased m electric Sw""r.r Eur tho
church.