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2:i5-eSd at, and Broadway; flat
iron Building. IJnknown
s;l0-159 W. 1890 ST.; j. Smith. None
b:oo-9l4 w. btth st.; District
Magistrates Court. TrifInr
s;4o-2 Barrow ST.; Greenwich
settlement ,...:...........T rining
1l:oo-lto Il. attn St: San Jose
Nursery ...................T rinlnK
l2;25-ls4 w. eth st.; Repe Bros. .rrininr
l3;2S--54i-546 w. slth ST.: ]. A.
,so-Sss sas 81 az; S. E.;.ic: U TnsaSwR
2;oo-sss w. 18th st.; l.. Brad
2:is-i2sth st. and Harlem River;
Comet Warehouse $500. ,Trining
2:b0-l6S4 I'd av.; II. Held. -. TrifinF
s;oo-7si Columbus av.; b. Wan
4.ss-fiI7 Cd a1.: j. Levy. unka MSns
4:4S-3ss Il. iisth St; A. CO.
b:4o--sss Deiancey ST: summer
Trade Bedding Co, ...., Unknown
s;oo-Iss linton ay,. The Bronx
l.. Burner .........,..,,. Unknown
s;l6-lt2 u, lsth st.; unknown. None
s;i5-issi I'd av.; Ahren Bros, Unknown
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Savings Banks.
The B0Uery Sarings Bank

leS and 1870 BOWERN.
NEW YORK, June . iala
A semi-snnual dividend at the rate OF
FOUR PER CENT.
per annum has been declared and Will
be credited to depositors on all sums
of $500 and upward and no; exceed
ing $4,000 which shall have been de-
posted at least three months on tins
first day OF July next. and will be pay
able on and after Monday. July q.
1919
Money deposited on or before July 10
will draw interest from July /. 1919.
HENRY A. sCHENCK. President
WILLIAM Z. KNON. Comptroller
JOSEPH G. LIDDLE. Secretary.
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UNITED VERDE EXTENSION
MINING COMPANY

DIVIDEND NO. 49,
fss Broadway, New York. June goth. 49,,
The Board OF Directors of the Tnit.a
Verde Extension Mining COMPANY hs. ihta
day declared q quarterly dividend OF nity
cents per share on the outstanding capitsi
holders of record at the close OF busina,,
July and. 1919. Stock transfer books will
not close. Z. p. SANDS, Treasurer
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UNITED FRUIT COMPANY

DIVIDEND NO. so
A quarterly dividend Of two and one
half per cent Uwo and ons-hait dollars
per sharc) on the capital stock OF thts
Company has boom declared. payable ON
July IL, 1913. to stockholders Of record a.
the close OF business June 20, 1919.
JOHN w. DAMON, Treasurer
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New England Securities.

Special Despatch to TIE suS.
BosToN, June 2i.-Latest sales Of
f1Ading textile stocks at auction hero
are as follows:
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4 mootinE OF al OF The mcmhcrs OF
tho local troops Cf the Boy Scouts has
called by Executive Ralph Gushing 10
take place III their uOmS on 1RnON
street this evening at which time plans
Will be made for their part of the work
work in the JrwISh Relief campaign.
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new MATAM0RAS

Mrs. Francis Markley and little
daughter. of Marietta, are spending the
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Seybert Of this place.
Eb Talbot of S~isterSville, w. Va, was
q caller In town Wednesday.
James Muth Of Holman, Ohio, was q
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Underhill Of Pitts
hurgh. Pa, came Wednesday to spend
Christmas with Mrs. Underhilrs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Gaut-
Warren Franks who has been em-
ployed in Oklahoma IS at home for the
George Marks came from Pittsburgh,
Pa. TO spend the holidays at home. -.
MIR. and Mrs. Bennett Moore and
mother. Mrs. Louise Blohm Of Marietta,
spent Christmas with relatives In town.
r. V. Mccoy Of Friendly. w. Va, was
a business caller In town Monday.
Miss Buena Nikolaus Of st. Glars
willie. Ohio. spent Christmas with her
father here. Mr.. Louis Nikolaua
William Pool who has been employed
in the Texas oil fields returned homo
for the holidays.
Mrs. Thad Boughner Of East Liver.
pool. Ohio, came Wednesday to spend
Christmas with her mother.
RoN. Baker was a business visitor az
Proc.Vr. w. Va, his week.
John Raper left this week for Wheel
Ing. w. Va. where he Is employed.
Harry Fulmer who has employment
in the kentucky oil fields Is at home for
the Christmas holidays with his family.
DR.. and Mrs. Ray Suter Of Ashland.
Ohio. are spending the holidays with
relatives in town.
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MnrtinR Perry Rrafa.

John Irwin and william Carson have
returned t" their home in Detroit.
Mich. following a visit with ]. d. Car
son Of this city.
Belmont city lodge OF the Odd Eel
lows will hold thor regular meeting in
the Fratcrnal Hall this evening.
Miss Mary Eoyd. Of North Fifth
street. is somewhat improved following
her serious Illness.
The weekly meeting OF the Elks lodge
Of his city will be held this evening in
, their homo on North Fourth street.
Mrs Rose Webb has returned TO
! Buckeye Lake after spending q few
days with relatives.
/ tai and William Samuels left yestcr-
day for Chattanooga, Tenn, after a
I visit with their parents on Center
street.
Bruce Hangartner left last night for
his home at rhi!adelphia, Pa, after a
! visit with his father in law. ]. l.. Rey-
, noldS. Of Locust street.
! Miss Dorothy Rose, Of this city. is
! spending several days visiting with
friends at Barn"srlll". Ohio.
! william Sanders. of Broadway street.
arrived home last night after a visit at
! CRrt"n. OHIO.
Tho regular meeting Of the local
lodge Of the knights of Pythias will he
held in their home on North Fourth
street tomorrow evening.
Mrs. DR.. Jack Johns and son Billie, OF
after a visit with friends at Steubcn-
David i. Jackey. Of this city, il
spending L few days visiting with
friends at powhattan. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Hodge OF East
Liverpool. mr." spending Il few days Wis
iting with Mr.. Hodges parents in this
Ira NJ Owens and daughter. Miss
Thclma, left yesterday for a few days
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|FEIT LIKE
WAS Up
IN MY STOMACH
wall Rnowu Local Lady Suffered from
Sastrits, Indig eSdon, N~ervousnesS'
poor Appetite, Loss Of sleep ana
General Rundown Condition
Deela-es She Feels Like New since
taking Dreco, tina Great ROOT anu
Herb Tonic

Dreco. the new herb medicine has oeen
.zanor,aI IN ACCOMPLISH SO much Good
thst II js often called The Miracle Med
feine" by grateful men and women VINO
have used IL. It's power 20 wipe pam anu
sickness from the human system seems
i'm many cases. 10 justify ITS name IL
49, a~ckp0y.lcdyed one of the safest ana
1,lckest general system rcconstructants
Ennwn TO the medical profession today
and rs greatest good IS perhaps accom-
pIiShcd in those cases OF stomach us
that AFFECT other parts or ehe
body. .,rod
s,,..nu WIit BRING on. Constipation
kidney disorders, liver trouble. catarrn.
Nervousness, yes, and even rheumatism
has often been traced directly TO a us
ordered stomach.
n treatment OF prCco," said Mrs. Charles
Reynolds who lives at 1885 L ChapIine
street. Wheeling. W. Va.
For some time I've had a lazy liver
which EaVe me headaches and dizzy
spells. My Stomach WAS IN bad condl-
ton. tho food lying there fcrTentrd and
felt like my stomach VAS burning up
sometimes. | kept denying myself the
things I craved for fear OF the misery
afterwards ill I got weak and rundown
and lost weight. then l got alarmed; l
got quite nervous and couldn't steep
much. but I'm back 10 my old sell again
since Dreco got 20 work on me: tee
hut how I can eat now and the beauty
about IL all Is that IL does not hurt mo
as before. | never have q diZ4y spell
nor 4 headache and | sleep sound all
night long. | give my praise TO Drcco
for the great good II did me
All good druggists now sell Dreco and
IL is highly recommended IN Wheeling
by c. II. Gricst & Co, HIS Market
street.
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AharrArd Rr1Afl

Miss Beatrice Mcconnell. who 10 q
student in the university Of Wisconsin.
Is spending the Christmas vacation at
her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Montgomery Of Mt.
Olivet. spent Thursday at the home OF
their son. J. H. Montgomery, Of War
wood.
4 ChrCtmas cantata was rendered in
the Pleasant Hill church on Tuesday ev-
cning. which was very well attended.
Mrs. Charles Wilson Of Bethlehem.
has returned home from the Martins
Ferry hospital. where she underwent an
operation recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Miller and daugh.
ter. Ruth Geraldine. Of Wheeling. are
visiting at the home Of ]. F. Kiger.
An all day meeting Of the Mt. Olivet
Ladies Aid society will be held in the
hall next Wednesday. An important
business session will Be held. .
A.. F. Shroyer left on Wednesday for
his home in Philippi. after q visit at
the c. w. McCombs home.
Bcryl Postlethwaite and James Har.
Ian, are both recovering from a serious
illness in the Postlethwaite home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r Kupfer are
spending the holidays with relatives in
Mrs. B. v. Mozen. and children.
Alvin, Alberta Elmina, Eula n Mary.
and Mrs. II. J. Mozena, all Of Martins
Ferry, and Miss AIDA Mozena, Of Kirk
wooo. were guest Of Mrs. J. F. Kger on
Thursday.
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Miss Mary zweig has gone to Little
Rock. Ark. for a visit.
Patsy Daughcrty will leave today for
q visit at Chicago.
WARRINGTON

Mrs. Thomas a. Leonard has been
quite Ill for several days al her home in
Dancer avenue.
Edward A. Holland Of Dancer avenue.
Is able TO be out again after a few days
illness OF influenza and kindred all
mentS
B. F. Pratt. a we'll known Warrington
citizen, died at Cooks hospital in Fair
mont. Saturday. after an illness OF sew
eral months. He was aged about eighty
an dhad been a resident Of this city for
some twenty-five years. He Is survived
whom five in Pittsburgh while the
other. George NJ. Atkins. is a resident Of
Market street this city.
Charles l.. StillinGs and Joe Hamilton
arrived from, Ranger, Texas. yesterday,
where they had been employed in the
oil fields. Mr.. StillinSs will visit rela-
tipeS here for n few days and then will
go TO Weston where his parents reside.
Mr.. Hamilton will visit his parents. on
Flaggy Meadow. They both expect to
return to Ranger.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Hickman have
gone 10 Los Angeles. Calf, where they
will spend the remainder OF the winter
Miss Elizabeth Baker, a student at
Bethany college, is at her home on Buff
falo street.
Roy 9. Conover. a former teacher in
Tho local high school, is here from
Springfield, Ohio, on a holiday visit
with friends.
Gerald Elliott, a student at Kiski
preparatory school at Salisbury. Pa. is
spending a visit with his father here.
DR.. w. R. Andrews has Joined his
| wife. who IS spending a visit with their
daughter. Mrs. O. H Stout. in Clarks-
burg.
washington, D. c., for the holidays with
! her parents. Mr.. ard Mrs. II. S. Hardes-
~. in Howard street
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VIRGINIA MAN
GAINS Is POUNDS
HaIvE ME TANLAC EVERY THE"
BE SAYS AFTER GETTING
Rid OF TRoUBLEB.
B.. n. STRICKLAND DECLARES IN
NOV FEELS PERFECTLY
WELL AND STRONG.

IT don't know what it is. but there's
something about Tanlac that certainly
does the work." said B. H. Strickland.
a we'll known carpenter. living at 10
China street; Richmond, virgins, while
discussing the medicine. recently.
II have been wanting to get IN the
Woodmen Of the World for sometime"
explained Mr.. Strickland. "and bad
health kept me out, but I am going over
to South Richmond tonight and Join.
ton and was pronounced a sound, well
man.
-Four years ago I began suffering
from heartburn and indigestion. but did
not do ANYTHING for myself until the
that 1t looked like I would never get
rid OF it. Like others I know, 1 kept
thinking II would wear of or I could
work it of, but I just kept getting worse
until vas about worn out; Ny ap ?,
such bad shape that what little I did
manage TO eat would make me so sick
that I could not keep 1t down. Ny
stomach seemed as lou as vinegar and
my head seemed to be spinning around
like a top and I had to sit down to keep
from falling. My kidneys bothered me
and my back hurt me so bad at times I
the worst kind and was constantly TAX
ing something for this. as we'll as for
my other troubles. but nothing did mo
any good. My nerves got to be SO shat
tered tina even the telephone ringing.
and other noises I had always been used
to hearing. would upset me and I could
never get a nights sound sleep. Just
the children playing around the board.
ing house would get on my nerves 80 l
would Ia to get out somewhere. :.
Many a time I was unfit for work
and If I had gone by my feelings I
would not have hit a lick, but as I had
tried so many medicines with no results
I WIS puzzled TO know what to do. But,
one day I happened to see Mrs. Lena
Goodwin, the lady ! board with. and her
daughter tai G Tanlac. They were
both sufferin. from indigestion like !
was and when I asked Mrs. Goodwin Il
Tamlac was doing her any good she
said it was the best medicine IN the world
make me we'll. too. Well. I believed
what she said because she and her
daughter both were looking SO much
better. So 1 bought a bottle OF Tanlac
and the first few doses made me eat
way. BY the time I finished my drst
bottle l was feeling better than I had
in years. I am now feeling perfectly
well and strong and I mean to say that
I haven't an ache or a pain OF my kind,
eat heartily and sleep like a log, and
can do as much hard work as l ever
could. have also gained fifteen pounds
in weight and this shows how well what
I cat agrees with me. Others: Of course,
may have the kind Of medicine they
want. but you may give me Tanlac
every time"
Taniac is sold in Wheeling by the
| Hoge-Davis Drug Co., 1l45 Market st.
and 1894 Main St.. and the E. K Hoge
Drug Co.. Martins Ferry!
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MRS. VIM. BANTER,
OF UNIONTOWN,
MUCH IMPROVED
Fast Recovering From Flu After.
Effects, Thanks to Merry
Worth.

Every reader in whose system lie all
ments which came in the wake Of influ-
MIA should take careful notice of the
following remarkable signed statement.
made at l'nioutown nor long ago. In
source and charaCtcd. Mrs. Bantcr's re-
p rt ~ Il most comforting message 10
fellow-suffcrers:
Guyhpn'S Drug Storc-I had 4 terri
bic case of Flu" which let me in a
very nervous and rundown condition.
| was in the hands of 4 doctor hut did
not seem TO respond to his treatment.
| would feel 4 sickness in my stomaCh
after eating. My sleep was disturbed
and ! did not get rest or gain strength.
l purchased a bottle Of Ncrv-Wurth
from you and took II as directed and
can truthfully say that | am no longer
nervous. No sickness after eating and
| sleep soundH' all night and have re-
gained my wouted health and strength.
recommend Nerv-Worth 10 all.
MRS. WIN. BANTER.
&C. Lemon ST. InInntOwn. Pa.
Griest'S Drug Store. Wheeling soils
Merry Worth. Price Sl.25 a bottle plus
war tax
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Rriefs.

Mrs. o. l.. McCla!n: Of Fort Wayne,
Ind. is spending n few days visiting
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Martin. Of Lincoln avenue.
Harry Thompson. of Pittsburgh. Is
snending \ few days visiting with
friends and relatives in this city.
The rooms in the Ncugart. building.
which are being ~rcmodcled. will be
ready for occupancy the later part Of
the week.
Peter Bane, Of Chicago. ILL.,. Is spend
ing a few days visiting with his par
entS in Kirkwond.
Walter /. Winner. student, who has
been conducting services at Trinity
Lutheran church, leaves to-day for Chi
CaEo, III.
Practically all of the local members
Of the Elks lodge. will attend the an
nual meeting Of the lodge at Martins
Ferry. this evening.
TIL" children of Trinity Lutheran
church received their annual Christmas
'~"Gt at Sunday school yesterday morn
ing.
Tngular morning and evening SCR
vices were conducted al ST. Paufs Luth-
cram church yesterday.
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LADY MACCABEES HOLD
RITUAL|STIC SERVICE
sopY oF MRS. WIN. MuLLIoAN WILL
az LAID AT REST IN
CEMETERY TOMORROW, FOL-
LOWING SERVICES AT 2.
; Women's Benefit Association Of the
Maccaboes Will Conduct Their
Ritualistic Service at 8
j O'Clock This Evening.

The funeral services for the late Mrs.
william M%ulligan, well known resident
Of stop l5h, Brooksidc. o., h died a
few days ago, following a lengthy III
ness. will take place from the family
residence tomorrow afternoon Mt $50
o'clock. in charge of Rev. John W., Neell'
pastor OF the First Presbyterian churcn
of Kirkwood. viii which deceased had
been connected for years.
The members of the local lodge OF
the Women's Benefit Association or
the MaCcabces will hold their services
at the home this evening at 3 O'Clock,
and a large number of the members or
the order. many of whom had been
lifelong friends of the departed. will
be on hands TO do honor to her memory
Following the services which will be
conducted tomorrow afternoon. the re-
mains will be tenderly aid at rest in
L!nWood cemetery.
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COLERAIN

Mrs, Frances Walton. of Philadelphia,
is visiting Mr.. w. d. Hall and daughter.
+ Mrs. w. r. Hall passed away at the
home OF her son George. Of Ravcnnn,
Ohio. Thursday morning ut s o'clock.
The remains were brought to the family
home at Colcrain Friday and funeral
services held Saturday morning at 10
o'clock from the Friends Meeting House.
Mr.. Jacob Manlo and Rev. +. II. Ran
dali officiated and intrrm"nt was in
Friends cemetery. Mrs. Hall leaves n
host of friends to morn her loss while
surviving arc her husband, Mr.. w. b.
Hall. and six children: Albert. OF AL
lance. Ohio: George. Of Ravcnna, Ohio:
u~dclphia. and Misses Lura n Helen at
home.
Mr.. Jacob Maule Is quite Ill at the
home Of his daughter. Mrs J. r. Haines.
suffering with luinbago.
Mr.. Ernest KreIgsr Is spending a few
days with his parents. Mr.; and Mrs;
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Thomas and
family. of Huntsville. were the guests
and daughter Laura. Sunday.
Mrs. Dcbrah White and Mrs. ]. r.
White were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r, A. Baily Thursday.
Mr.. Wilson Sidwcll OF Iowa. attended
the funeral of his sister Mrs. w. B.
Mrs. Oliver Bundy and Mrs. Charles
Ellison, of Salem. Ohio. attended the
funeral Of their sister Mrs. w. b. Hall
Saturday.
Miss IT"lcn Hall has returned 10
BarncsvillC. Ohio.
Mrs. Rachel Maulc. who fell and broke
her hip Tuesday morning. is in a serious
condition at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. ]. Il. Haincs.
Mrs. II. +. White continues about the
same.
Miss Mary Hazard. who has been
visiting Mrs. ]. r. Haines. left Friday
for Barnosvillc. Ohio.
Miss Marjorie Murdoch. OF Pleasant
Grove. was n caller here Wednesday.
home.
Mr.. Harry Fox spent the week With
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox
Mrs. T.. J.. Simpson continues about
tho same.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1cNToinc White and
family. Of Wcllsburg. w. Va. spent
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RallRire Briefs.

Lester Duffy Of Bclllsvlllc. Is visit
ing at the home Of Thomas Duffy on
Harrison street. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Corbctt OF West
Tucuty-thlrd street. have returned
from a visit at Massillon.
4 daughter has been born 10 MI. and
Mrs. J. II. RehOr.
Bert Lowell Of Roanoke. Va. has
beer visiting with relatives here.
Miss Mary CoGlry has returned from
a visit with friends at MoundSvill".
Bcllaire Acrin OF Eagles VIII meet to-
night at the hall IN the Hub building.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Dubois have re-
turned from a visit at Tlppccan"e.
Prof. G. Il. Wclbaum will return t.
Akron. today after a visit with local
= l.. Il. Graft is quite III at his homo
on West Twcnty-thiTd street
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MAUI Cigar store Opening.

The new cigar store and billiard par
Tor which Is being installed in the
South building on Lincoln avenue, next
to the Family theatre, will open for
business Wednesday of this week. un-
der the title Of the National Cigar
Store" and indications point to the new
place enjoying a good business from
the very start.
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Mr., Juckey to Leave,

David J.. Jackry. who has been an in.
strurtor in IN" trade school Of this city
under tho Smith-lEuEli"s act. Is planning
10 leave here in tn" n,ar future To take
up work in other fields, and a special
meeting Of tho members of all If his
classes Will he held IN the Elm school
building Wednesday Of this week. This
will be his farewell appearance, and To-
cal men will TAX up the work Of con-
tinuing the classes.
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Ministers Talk Jewish Relief-

PrnrtlCnTTy al OF tlr ministers IN
tn" churches Of this city spoke to their
congregations on the subject Of the
Jewish relief campaign. al the services
yesterday morning, n all were urged
I" attend tho meeting which was held in
the lH"nray theatre yesterday afternoon,
at which time the condition Of the
people Of the East WAS discussed by
speakers familiar with the subject.
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Christmas with the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F.. White.
Mr.. John Kreiger is improving slowly.
Mr.. Ernest Ashton Is quite Ill at the
home of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Ashton.
DR.. L. L. Hawthore. Of Mt. Pleasant.
Ohio. was a professional caller at this
place Friday.
Miss Bertha vickers 10 visiting at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Vickera.
Mr.. Elmer Vickers is able to be out
again.
Miss Bertha Edgerton Is nursing Mrs.
Rachel Maulc.
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Torresters Elect

At tho regular meeting Of Court Ohio
Valley No. - Of he FurrcStcrS of Am
erica of this city. which WAS held in the
rooms OF the l'rat"rnal hall Saturday
evening. the annual election OF officers
took place and resulted a. follows:
Past chief ranger, Henry Mills: chief
ranger. Edw. Cooper; sub chief ranger.
Oscar Mills: senior woodward. William
Morris: junior wuOdw ard, All. Davis;
senior bcudlc, T.. Ward"n; junior bcadlc.
Ambrose Brown; lecturer, ChAS. BIrk-
hardt; recording secretary, VIM. Harris:
financial secretary. Wyndham Davis;
treasurer. Edw. Harris; trustee, 3 years,
Albert krclgCr,
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. Al,rt Hose COMPANY Meet

A business meeting of the members
of the Alert Hose company was held mt
the Central hos" house yesterday after
noon and several matters of importance
were discussed. The annual election Of
the officers Of the company was post
poncd until next Sunday afternoon, fol-
lowing the election of chief of the de-
partIncnt which takes plaC" next Satur-
day evening. Ellis -. Lash was elected
as q trust &C.
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Mills Resumed

Sixteen II The mills at th"
plant of the American sheet 4 I'm
ilatc mpan rs we'll as all the h"t
mills of the WhitAker-GlcsSner plant
in This city and all If the mills Mt York
yiIir, were prepared I" r"sum" opera
TONS las. night at mldniEht follo"ins
their close on last "Wednesday Tor the
Christmas holidays. ORDERS are "aiu ~
hn on hands at all of tn" plants which
viii keep them III operation for the en-
Tire Nnnr
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MaGtin1,

The weekly meeting Of the members
Of the local fire department was held
in their quarters at the city building
yesterday afternoon. with a good at
tendance Of the members. the newly
| elected officers were installed. following
! which plans for the work of the organi-
I zation were discussed for the coming
year.
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Council MeetIng wednesday.

4 special SESSION or the village coun-
ell will be held at the city building. on
Wednesday evening of this week. at
which time all of the matters of bust,
ness pending before the old body VII
bc closed up. n the business Of the
city turned over to the new City Dads,
who assume office with the coming OF
the New Year.