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of dollars through fake bids in the
purchase of salvaged munitions from
Detroit factories.
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WANTED

WANTED-Cabinet makers to work
at bench. Large sash and door
factory. Apply tx" this office.
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'LEDo, PEORIA & wEs-ERN

n ny ouly.
|ce e'.,p pn SO; telegraph Of
ca, ~ o.- information about trains.
hforn,oo..., baggage room; for general
uation' baggage, train service,
lon aho, ticket office; for informa-
Cal, '1 1aoo ticket rates and routes.
kfica lls2; Express company. depot
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CLASSIFIED COLUMN

FOR SAI4E-Property at 1107 Orleans
Ave, hot water system, bath aIG
electric lights. Call Black 1920.
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WANTED-Houseke for one
month. Frank Coyne, R R. 2, Mon
trose, Ia.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-07

STOP paying three prices for doped
tobacco. hay and other rubbish. Try
Farmer Gaulden's pure, delicious Ten
nessee home spun natural leaf in hands.
Makes a rich, ripe, mellow chew or
smoke that you can't forget. Sold only
in 5, 10 and 20 pound lots at soc pound
by mail, postpaid. If you like good
tobacco, order at once. Ben Gaulden,
Mcconnell, Tenn.
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FOR SALE-Two good quarter sec
ton farms. Fair improvements
Black land, every foot tillable. To be
sold to settle estate of T. Outhier
first offer OF 1895 per acre takes this
land. Landlords share of crops to
go with land If sold before crops are
harvested. Bert Outhier, executor,
Hamilton, Ill.
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MEN-Age 1T to 55, experience I'M
necessary. Travel; make secret in
designations, reports. Salaries; ex-
penses. American Foreign Detective
Agency, 215 st. Louis.
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WANTED loan money on f,1rni-
ture, pianos, live stock, ETC., on
easy payments. Strictly private.
Keokuk Loan Co., over Miller's shoe
store.
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WANTED Competent white girl for
cooking. Mrs. A H. Rich, 500
Franklin.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room
for rent, at the Riverview.
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WOULD YOU take steady job clear
ing $25 to $50 weekly selling our
Magic Motor Gas tablets to automobile
and truck owners? Increases mileage
80 per cent; eliminates carbon In
cylinders, spark plugs and piston
heads. Positively guaranteed. Sample
box free. Magic Motor Gas Co., GIT
Beechwood, Detroit, Mich.
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FOR RENT-No. 1918 Johnson, three
room house; $500. John Tumelty.
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WANTED General machinists, lathe
men and blacksmiths. American
Cemen Machine Co.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IF YOU WANT TO SELL or ex-
change property, write John Black,
Iowa street, Chippewa Falls, Wis,
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1913 ACRES, near Forsyth, Mo, 80
acres tillable; box house, barn. $40
per acre-this is a snap for someone.
I~Box SO, Shelby, Nebr.
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OPERATIVES unneces-
sary. We instruct you. Travel,
make secret Investigations Salaries,
expenses. Hartley Detective Agency,
ST. Joseph, Missouri.
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W'ANTED-A dish washer. Syngle
Cafe.
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FOR SALE-House, 1617 Exchange.
Inquire 1914 Exchange street.
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FOR SALE-Reed baby buggy in
good condition. Call SOC High st.

FOR SALE-New and rebuilt type
writer's, all thoroughly high class.
Machines rented allowing rent to pur.
chase-New Fox SIS per month. new
Coronas 81 per month. rebuilt Under
wood. Monarch, Remington. 81 per
month. Collier Stationery Co.
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE--s100 per acre, 621 acres
southeastern Iowa, adjoins railroad
town; 80 acres of high price corn
land, 800 acres could be farmed,
most all in blue grass, some valu-
able timber on this farm. Two sets
of improvements, best watered farm
in Iowa. Why not sell your high
price land, buy this farm that will
produce more grass, and lots of corn:
fine farm for stockman or dairy
man; make 50 where you now make
81. 100000; first mortgage; terms
on half of balance. J. w. Topping,
Burlington, Iowa
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MONEY TO LOAN-See William
Timberman, $40 Main street.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-07

1908 Morgan; reasonable If bought
at once. Enquire within
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-06-07

FOR RENT-Furnished rooms or
part of furnished house. modern.
1402 Fulton.
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FOR SALE-1917 Ford truck with
top, in first class condition. Just
overhauled, license paid. 1905 Ex-
change. Red 1910.
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FOR SALB-Two brood sows. M. n
Roberts, Main street road

FOR SALE-Second hand Cadillac.
First class condition, at a bargain
Address M, Gate City.
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FOR SALE-Farm. 40 ncrss close to
Keokuk. B. r. Jones.
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ANY BUSINESS or patent sold for
cash, ten to thirty days no matter
where located, no publicity. Midwest
business Exchange. Des Moines, Ia.
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MOVIE WANTED-Will pay s25 cash
to person sending me particulars OF
house to lease. About 800 seats. Good
location. M. T. Mckinley, Winona,
MINI.
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FOR Rents light housekeeping
rooms. All modern. Phone Red S0I.
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FOR RENT-Two, three and four
room houses, III, 112 and 10S South
10th street. $3.50, $500 and 5000. Ad-
dress A. J. Wolter, Montrose Iowa.
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FOR SALE-New bungalow, south
side; close In. B. F. Jonek.
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WANTED-Men who can learn to sell
staple line. Straight salary Ma
tional Sales & Distributing Co., 4242-h
Michigan Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
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MEN WANTED for detective work
Write ]. Ganor, former U. S. Govt
Detective, Danville, Ill.
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WOMEN OR MEN wanted, salary $24
full time soc an hour spare time,
selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer.
Experience unnecessary. International
Mills, Norristown, Pa.
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WANTED-Boys and young men to
learn shoemaking; splendid oopcr
tunity to acquire a good trade at
living wages for beginners. Steady
employment. Inquire Huiskamp Bros.
Co. shoe factory.
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9EI8aATxS POSE FOR P1cTU31
gM Y1oNY OF YoSy o1T1cB
BUnDH4.
Interesting sessions Have TnS1
:, 8srtuntax To-day with Reports.

Yesterdays sessions Of the national
esnYensIoa OF the 4. y. O. w. u, were
brief and uninteresting. Tne greater
part OF the day was taken up with
committee meetings. These meetings
proved interesting and in some In
stances rather stormy. The reports
are being prepared and II Is oe1eSee
that the different committees Will be-
Rin to submit their reports this morn
ing. They will mean the interesting
r,Svt Of the convention for the dele
gates
Tho two hundred delegates. their
wives and, members OF the local ar
Yanxement committee posed for pic
ture yesterday afternoon In front OF
the post office building.
A. the morning session yesterday
there was considerable discussion as
"a whether q session should be helo
saturday morning. II was finaliy de-
ejded that the convention would meet
At that t!me a. scheduled.
The first rehearsal of The Gazam de-
rree team was held last evening with
II. w. Gauding in charge.
! National vice president Gillooly, Sc
lected 10 pick captains for the baseball
teams named Joe List Of Fairmont. as
captain for the eastern nine and
roc List Of Fairuont, as captain for
the eastern nine and Joseph Geruek or
Toledo, as captain for the western team.
They will play at the Sixteenth street
park; Saturday afternoon.
The auto ride to Bethesda and re-
turn and the banquet there yesterday
afternoon proved the biggest event thus
far Of the convention.
> No sessions Will be held Friday, July
Fourth.
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Belaire Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

place. Mrs Liszis secrest 10 dausn-
ter.
Mr.. Walter Boloa of the First Nation
al bank, Is at the Ohio Valley hospital
having undergone a very critical opef-
alton for liberation of the stomaen, ~
Is improving nicely.
The Mems Bible class Of the Tf0ee
Memorial church Of Wheeling, pieatosd
here at the Park on THURSDAY.
Mrs. I. n. Beall and daughter Vtr-
ginia, Of GAINESVILLE, spent last week
with her sister. Mrs. w. D. Bolon OK
Main street
Mr.. James Porternsid and wife, OF
GAINESVILLE, called on friends here ~
Gently.
Mrs. Bert Adkins and daughter VAL
ley. Mrs. Chapel, Mr.. w. W. Lucas.
Miss Edna Perkins has returned froni
a visit with her friend. Miss Aasei
Rush of Beallsyille, and her sister. ME-.
Verna stonebraker Of near ArmstFonSS
Mills.
Mrs. Canarissa Haines Of Alledonia'
Is spending some weeks with 1riehoS
here and at BarnesvillA.
Sin Clare Bolon returned TO his voIk
at Columbus. on Thursday, after rev
days vacation on account Of the serious
illness OF MS 1ntNctI 1ab' w. -
who is in the hospital.
Mrs, Flossit Brannen and h1Ie
daughter, of Rellsire, are visiting neg
mother. Mrs Hattie Kitchener ana p'net
relatives here.
Mr.. Earnest Gregg who has been SUI
toned at New York. has received hls
honorable discharge and is at home
with his father Ar. D. II. Gregg tnle
week.
Miss Margaret Croker has returned
to her home at Pittsburgh, after Z
weeks stay with her aunt. Mrs. Anna
McMillen. 49,.
Mr.. Glen McEndry and Miss Eiva
Lucas surprised their friends Ssturoas
by a quiet marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Flood spent SUD
day with friends at GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Carl Travis Of MorrtstoWn. va
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. d
Travis on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mre. Hodgen Tilton OF MAI
tins Ferry, was the guest OF hei
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Enfield Hoge
south of town, the FIRST Of the Wsek.
Mr.. Cecil Brooks and wife spent sun
dey with friends At Hunter.
Mrs. Fred Bishop and daughter o.
lTriadelphia, w. Va, Is visiting ner BE
ter, Mrs. Chas. Laws Of Main street
Mr., William Carleton and family re-
turned Thursday from Alabama, com.
ing through in thsir auto. william u
looking fine and says. making 30 many
trips to tho south has lost IT'S novelty
that It is Just like going to town.
Mr., Verne Orrison returned SUNDAY
! evening from a business trip to Mari
! on and Columbus.
MP. and Mrs. Lineas Perkins and
Mrs. Beatrice Shaver and son, OF Bel
mont, passed through here Sunday. en-
route to Fairview. where they spent th'
F, day with Mr.. Perkins sister, ME- E''
Ables-
ME-. Charles Hatcher and four chill
dren OF Portsmouth. are spending theil
vacation with her parents. Mrs q. b
Burns, south Of town.
The w. c. T. u. will meet with MIS-
Rsbeees Ewsrs on Saturday evening.
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Martina Rexry Briefs.

DR.. Carroll McGinnis who has been
III for some time, IS not improving
very rapidly.
Miss Dorothy Woods of North Sixth
street, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Woods, Is quite i'll.
Indications point 10 this being the
quietest Fourth ever experienced In this
city.
Several of the grades in the local
schools have not beer assigned teach
Grs for the coming year as yet.
The members OF the choir OF st.
PauIs Episcopal church, will hold a
practice at the church this evening.
Mrs. August Henschel and grand
children. left yesterday tor short Wis
It with relatives at Youngstown.
Mrs. ]. L. Herver and son Brandt
are spending a few days visiting at
their old home at Newark.
Miss Hazel Rogers has accepted a
position at the Capitol Inn on South
Fourth street.
Mrs. Sheets and Miss Sheets OF
wellsburG. W. Va. arc spending q few
days as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Morgan OF Third street.
Mrs. +. A. Shape and son. left yester'
day for their former home in Michigan
where she will spend the summer with
her mother.
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SHADYSIDE

Henry and Emil Summers. Of Glen
dale. were guests at the homo Of their
uncle, Frank Roseman. Of West Forty
third street. on Sunday.
Rossell Sammons was business visi-
tor in st. Clairsviiie. on Monday after
noon.
Miss Geneva Fish and Miss Bvangeline
P1ubell returned Monday evening from
Cleveland, where they had attended .
convention Of the Ohio Christian En-
deRvor Societies.
Miss Mabel Lohr OF Wheeling. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lohr, who
formerly resided here. Is spending Q part
Of the waek with little Miss Hasel SpitSl
OF West Thirty-ninth street.
Work was started Tuesday morning
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WADE RpQ HAUL

CLARKSBURG. w. Va, July BY
the merest accident Sheriff Lloyd d.
Griffin and several deputies stumbled
upon an incoming shipment of whiskey
today at Bridgeport. this county. They
were hunting for chicken thieves and
came upon a one horse chaise. apparently
bearing a load of corn. A deputy heard
suspicious clinking. The corn was
searched and 144 quarts of whiskey were
found concealed in it. The liquor. valued
at $1,000 by current bootlegger quota
tionR, was conhEcated and Cuto UT and
Joseph Mandorino were landed in Jail.
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BETHESDA s!p

eran. and highly respected citizen, pass
ed away on Monday ut tho homo Of his
daughter. Mrs. Hester Lopor Of Lloyds-
Vile. Short services wtre held on
Wednesday at the home and ct Wegtiy
Chapel on Thursday morning. whsrc
many friends paid the last rite 70 Z
true and loyal christian worker. Tha
6ecoased until recent years resided on
q farm on Chestnut Level ridge. He
was 81 years Of age. and q brother OF
Mr.. John and Charles Wilson Of this
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WidoWa Congratulated

"Sinoe my NtfGS Death ave ysa1s
ago. ] have suffered greatly from staw.
aeh and liver trouble and ~ SttAckA
lost over 50 ID, An4, d tnsS va
- yellow - saffron. ~ Doctors ecal4
not help me. Blk dosss Of NAyrs Woa..
derful Remedy have entirely eufe4 me-
I have reEainsd ny weight end svsSy
one is eongrstplsting me how we'll l
look" It 10 q simplA ASmlses prep
aration that removes the catarrhal mus
mus from thu intestinal t1Aet and AllAys
the inflammatien which causes pf1ett.
eally all stoAlaeh. liver and intestinsi
ailments, including apDsA6idtis. Ne
dose will convince o. money rssunAed.
C. II. Griest Co. sod dSugSasts sr31'
where.
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on the new home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ber-
nice Mobley. on Lincoln avenue. The
house will stand beside the new resi-
dencc Of Wilbur Luellen.
Mrs. Matte Danford and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Charles Danford. spent Tues
day with friends in warwood.
Roy Myers. Of Dayton. who had been
q guest at the home of his sister, Mrs,
John Connolly. Of South Lincoln avenue
for several days. left yesterday for his
home. Mr.. Myers had been q student
at Waynesburg College during the past
year.
John Archer, little son Of DR.. and
Mrs. J. c. Archer, Of Central avenue.
has been quite sick for few dayss
Mrs. John Miller and children and
Mrs. Carl Schramm and little son, spent
Tuesday with friends on Weegee creek,
Milton Auit. of SmithfIeld street. who
had been seriously Ill at the first Of the
week. Ia improving.
The fisst annual picnic Of The wo-
mans Club, is to be held In Wheeling
Park on July 18th. The members Of tho
club will 60 over in the afternoon and
the gentlemen invited will 50 later for
supper
The stores and the bank Of the town
will be closed all day Friday In obssrv-
ance Of the Fourth. Holiday hours will
prevail in the post office.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Guliey and little
daughter. Florence, and Mr.. and Mrs. j.
o. Truax and daughter. Dmma. will &C
to-day TO Canton to remain over tbs
| Fourth.
Miss Jean McConn. daughter Of M
and Mrs Fred McConn, came home last
evening from Camp Sherman where she
In in the training school Of the army
hospital. She will hase q month q va.
cation time.
Mrs. z H. He'll and children Of South
Lincoln avenue is spending the week
with relatives near Jacobsburg.
Rush Ramsay, Of Captina, was o bust
ness visitor here on Tuesday and yes
terday.
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CIRCU&S COMBINED
IN GIGANTIC SHOW


Not Btnc1 The AAndHAlnR OF tented
hmusenssots Aaa tA1g0 - sny event -
important 70 the eipx1O lat1Cas a TIE
annoanesfusnt that t. Iin1lSaR BIRTH.
ers an 1eSAsm D yaiIe1 eIF06oos have
been eombina1 int en0 Innnno<A nov.
tcI years the AsaA0WJ1lgo6 giants Of
the cav dust WoEi1 tAoO0 I've iAstjtu.
tons nov eomret1e ~ bieU0& 81 most
rrmas2able travcliAG ofHAaiAttons that
has yst toured AuAseiA. ~ nOes thaa
Two decades tie shown - no0NeNke CON.
esFRG yesSsatA1 tn .voeSfs 1oreraost
Aseuie GytistA th tVo eroat0ot nenaS.
sstsa In existSqo1 ~ "a - that COM
pHSsd tie sRsaa Of ~ otftus word.
Nov tAs AAAs0OO Gh0vU1a haye nsieeted
the ,vsfy 49, Of IL ~ ahows and een.
traltsa1 Il u o GFSoE ~ cireaS knowa
a. tho Ri10iinN ~ md Darnum q
Bailey Shows g. This super,
circus oOG0oA ENGA1n6D1 q he Madison
RauaSs 0erSsa 81 New Ycet city. Il
played there fpf aaaf reshh 4 milllea
persons saW IL many wcelsrs. There.
a. elseWhsee, u has been proclaimed tha
most S4eentic undsrta1in1 n the history
Of amuSdlnents. When the HGGregeti6n
exhibits here those VINO visit It viii 80
svoa more thaa New Yosk'S million saW.
FOR. lofHo a. II Madison Square Garden,
II could not aecoMo6ate al he circus
u requtres TIE specially constructed
tents used to tour to do that "a.
Some idea Of "the tnnenaity, Of the
Ringing DFcthses A64 D1snum Ind
Bailey Combined may - had when II -
stated that there 10 on trsinad elephant
Get that conpsiss0 Q .Uaxtse oE mill
lion rounds Of elaNAant&~ III giant
- L.
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Play Bradley Team.

A big game Of baseball is scheduled
for tomorrow afternoon at the Six
teenth street park here as Fourth OF
July attraction, The Key stone Ath-
letic club (colored) aggregation Will
meet the fast semi-pro team Of Brad
lev. Jefferson county. The two mines
appear to be about evenly matched and
the Rame should be close and interest
ing. The game is the only on sched-
uled In Bellaire for the Fourth.
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Sheldon, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. IshnIael
Soles Of Shadyside. died yesterday Ut
the family home. Funeral services Will
be held today with interment in the
Wegee cemetery.
Funeral services were held yesterday
for the infant. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Corners OF Guernsey street.
The child died Tuesday night.
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RshearnSI ToHi33ss.

The degree team Of the Gazam 80
ciety of the glassworkers' organization
will hold a rehearsal this evening Tor
the initiation to be conducted nexr
Tuesday evening at Moose hall on
Union street. II. w. Gauding will be in
charge Of the rehearsal. The initiation
and social Of the knights Of Pythias
Lodge scheduled for this evening at
Armory hail has been postponed, so
that hall could be used for the rehears-
al
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Many Good Prizes.

Messrs. Browning. Pracht and Jack
son have completed arrangements Tor
the big day of sports at the Sixteenth
street ball park, Saturday, for dele
gates to the national convention OF
flint glassworkers. A game Of baseball
will be played and there will be other
events Of an athletic nature. About
twenty-five prizes will be given. rang
ing in value from 81 to $40 each. They
were donated by local merchants and
individuals.
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Location Of Monument.

At the regular meeting Of council
which was held Tuesday evening, mem
bers Of the committee, in charge Of SON.
citing for the monument for the e1-seF-
vice men and women Of the town, re-
Quested permission Of placing the affair
on the street at the intersection Of Main
street and Lincoln avenue. The matter
was referred to the streets committee,
with instruction to grant the location
desired.
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Sunday School Rtnies.

Members Of the Church Of God or
South Bellaire. viii enjoy picnic to-
morrow Afternoon In the Keyser Or
feherd at shadyside. A basket dinner
will be eRjoyed .,....-
Members of the Center Hill church
will enjoy their annual picnic tomorrow
in the Shocksy orchard on Winding
Hill. Out or door diversions will be
enjoyed and q basket dinner served.
Members Of the Kings Business Bible
class Of the First Reformed church will
entertain their husbands at an outing
tomorrow at the Clark Yocum home on
Rose Hill.
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.BUsY SESSION At Convention
!. OF FLINT CLASS MEN YESTERDAY

The event took place at the home or
the brides sister, Mrs. D. A. Z. Beet
ham. They are now on a months wed
ding trip in the East. There were no
attendants, the only persons being
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Dank-
worth and Dr.. and Mrs. A c. Beetham.
Mr.. Dankworth is associated with his
brother, Guy Dankworth, in the drug
business here. Miss Parks has been
the efficient bookkeeper at the Buckeye
bank
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Two Arrested.

In order to start the new month
right. two arrests were made by the mem-
bers Of the local police force on Tues
day July LIST. The offenders were q
man and VIC man and were charged with
lettering. Ro,h were abba to put UP the
necessary SIS % guarantee their appear
ance in police court. and neither Of them
pu in an appearance 80 their bonds were
forfeited.
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There will be no sessions for the dele
gates to the national convention OF
flint glassworkers here on Friday. But
one session will be held Saturday. the
committee on Rules reporting that the
convention shall recess each Saturday
at the noon hour. No special entertain
ment has been provided for the dele
gates for tho Fourth and they will
spend IL at various places.