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table Compound, and a, first she re-
fused 10 take it, but finally consented.
From the very beginning It helped her
and now size is entirely well, and tell
ing everybody how much good it has
done her Mrs. ". d. Wells, 20
North Adams Street, Petersburg, Va
II cyety girl who suffers as Miss
Well, Gld or from irregularities,
| painful periods, hackache, sideache
dragging down pains. inflammation
or liberation would only give this ia
nous root and herb remedy a trial
they would soon find relief from such
suffering
For special advice women are asked
TO write the LYDIA f. Pinkham Mcdi-
cine Co, Lynn, Mass. The resui, OF
I forty years experience IS at your
. .rrvlCc.
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ter, named Hunter who yesterday
went out in a small boat off English
Bay beach and committed suicide by
jumping into the sea.
Two letters, one addressed to re
turned officer just back from overseas
and whose engagement TO a prominent
society girl was announced last week.
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BULGARIAN PACT IS
DRAWING attention

PARIS, July 2j-M. Venizelos. pre-
mier IF Greece, has cabled Pre- jdent
Wilson asking the president il the
United States will sign the Bulgarian
treaty.
Interest in the Bulgarian situation
is becoming great as the Bulgarian
delegation is expected in Paris, July
15
The American delegates arc unWll-
ling to deprive Bulgaria OF access "a
the Aegean sea and consequently the
Greeks are anxious to know whether
the Americans will participate IN
framing the Bulgarian treaty
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welsh Miners at Work.

LONDON, July 2}-Ihe Welsh
miners at a conference yesterday de
rided 10 continue work pending
the settlemen, of the question Of
peace rates Between the government
and the miners federation
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right side; at
times she was 50
bad she could
not do any work.
For two years
she was attend
cd by the best
physicians here,
and both agreed
that she would
have to be oper-
atea on | sug
gestcd Lydia +
pinkham'S Ncgc
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Sisters End Lives
By Jumping in Sea

VANCOUVER, h. G., July 81
Search OF the ocean beach IS being
made tnlAY Tor the bodies Of two SIS
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Speaking OF the horrors OF w1
many men believe that the worst
yet 10 come after July l.-Finaneis
America.
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HER DAUGHTER
WASSAVED
FROM OPERATION
Mrs. Wells of Petersburg
Tells How.

Petersburg, Na,-"For two years
my daughter suffered from weakness
.,l ~. .,,. 10, ber
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were lcf, by the sisters The othe|
letter was addressed to their parent
who live at West End
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One Killed in Boiler L xplOSion.

ST. PAUL, July 2i-ExploSlon OF a
boiler at the Banner laundry last night
caused the death OF George T. Maeu-
dIer, a driver, injured several others
and completely wrecked the building
On her marriage a maid OF honor
to Englands queen is entitled to re-
yciyc dowry OF 5000.
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What Would You So

II you had enough Energy and Strength to carry out
your plans and satisfy your ambitions.
Energy and Strength is the basis Of all Success but
Strength Of Mind and Body Is only as strong as the|
blood makes it. II the blood Is weakened by Impur1|
tiles or Maaria Germs tho result Is Laziness, and
Laziness becomes habit. You never accomplish
much in life when this condition Is allowed to
continue.
Thin, Weak Blood does not supply the necessary
nOurshment and warmth to make strong bodiev
powerful minds, bright eyes and good compexions
Old Folks and young Folks grow much stronger Men,
tally and Physically. when their Blood is Cleer and
Rich
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ROARING RIVER
Camps and Hotels
Barry County, Mo.

Tho ideal resort o' tho midwest, in
tho heart Of the Ozark Mountains TEN.
perRturc ot the Rockies without the nlti-
mi, Plro water. cool nights. no mos.
qulfoes Hotel and cottages. with al mod D.
eTn convenience. Electric light baths.
etc Table urrNCellrd. Chef from lead
ms New York MOTEL
Bathing Tensis, Dancing, Fishing
Rainbow trout ana bass Hotel md cot.
tRgsa now open for the season. write for
Illustrated booklet and mako reser yatlons
Tor rooms.
n Y. RRUNER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
AA SHADYSIDE Va

Several boys from the local hish
S seoIf nxncct to 20 Saturday to 81.
C'Iairsvlle to attend the track 'ie'1
be held there. e. tho Ar
,o,is,-Svrisn Relief work has turneSa
over 10 the county committce stu..op
In addition TO that sum the Presoytes-
ian Sunday school paid direct TO me ma 10
tionaI fund ;1lo.2s: which which Is TSnorc re-
m main s56.25 pledged and unpaid; J n Sc
n.ho have no, paid in full should 40 ~
n, once because there is urgent neeu ioi
the money to carry on the wotk;-
, Mrs. William Schermcr, VI rncsday
Manchester Of Liberty Avenue. ,,,:
There will be a meeting. otthe Sps
Scouts tomorrow evening IN inc in ~ a..
odist church. corpora .y -, n,acn Of
pcv Zimmerman. who recently moved
! sron, ne town. Corporal Lutes return
ed only a few weeks ago from service ih
France. .,,d,,o has
her her - parents ,a at Malaga. .,a
Mrs. W. F. Copeland. Of Smithfield
street, has returned from PITTSBURGH.
where shs was ,o ea1co a e y rcIat i've
The council Of the town has taken
nrclirinary stems toward inc lnStaila-
| lion NJ A sewer system. A resolution
has been PASSED TO district the village
and then to do the work either by as
tricts or as a whole. as may seem oe-
, Commencement exercises Of the high
| school will be held on Friday OF next
! week, The annual banquet of the
Alumni Association will be held on the
! Monday evening following in the audi
This is C1can-Up Day for Shadysidc:;
Mcssrs. Charles and Cecil Danford
arc preparing TO. leave next week lot
| South Dakota 10 work in the narVest
fields during the summer. The FORMER
was employed in similar work last sea-
+; The residence OF wilbur Luellen. or
Lincoln avenue. is being lathcd prcpara'
tory to the work Of plastering.
Mrs. Harry Hays and Mrs. Everett
Haines were hostesses last evening &c
thes Young Woman's class OF the Meth
odst church. the meeting being held a.
the latter's homo on West Fortfetf
| street.
The Junior Christian Endeavor So
ciety Of the Presbyt erian church, hello
a business and social meeting in the
basement Of the church Monday even
ing.
The May meeting Of the Woman's
Club Is to be held next Tuesday evening
at the homo Of Mrs. James Luellen or
i Lincoln avenue. This Is the annua
business meeting Of the organization
and one Of the most important session:
OF the year.
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rownsnip TeaenerS.

: rbe Pultney township school board
jhas hired most OF next years teaehins
fecrps. A list Of the teachers e'n0i0'eo
ttnus far follows:
! Nens-Mildred caryster. Jesse rose
A.sArv witcaey. Rose Durtss, Louise
site. Bertha Weekly. Nellie hcconne'A
Frances Quisley. CIV.
- e. Joe-Harriet E Craig. Pearl SIM
mons. otheda Kurth. Leila Ross
Meclsinville-Violct. Stidd.
: ceorsetovn-Not supplied:
: sroek. Run-winitred Moore, Rose
shaffer. Faye Tannehan.
Avondale-Hazel White.
- 1,v.ry3ev-Mrs- Lily Jackson. Leila
fDangherty.
Roek HIll-Mary Nelson
High Ridge-Not supplied
centsnniai-Mrs. ". A. Reed.
Fatrviev-Margaret Starrett.
sand Hill-Mary Kcyser.
Rold KnoA-Not supplied ~
Center Hill-olive Adams.
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HouR or TowNs REPORTED "oVER
TIE TOP YESTERDAY IN
YTAH DRIVE.
sRallaire And Barnasv111e Are Nearing
Thsar Allotment And Will
Win

Six Belmont county towns nave over
subscribed their quotas 10 the victory
Joan. This announcement was made last
night BY county loan officials al the
headquarters on Union street Inc
towns already having met their ooasa-
zion In tho 6nal drive Of the Liberty
loans arc Nefis. Morr:stown. .Somerton.
Belmont; Bethesda and Po~hatan. All
OF the plaeea having reached their Soals
tare rural districts which speaks well OF
THE rural population in the Fifth LID
tefty drive.
& 1t vas stated last night that Bellsire
land GAINESVILLE Eere expected TO TO
mort over at any time. Both are very
snea- their quotas IN subscriptions Sen-
iaire's quota Is $73:,soo. being the lare
lost Of any municipality IN the county,
iIt IL believed that less than Sloo,ooe
ineeds yet to be raised to ny another
shonon nax for the city. BarnesTi4e L
even nearer her quota in the drive.
ALTHOUGH these reports are very en-
their are some places IN tne
county where the campaign Is far be,
fh4na schedule. Martins Ferry anc
fHrtdsenort both are In bad shape 50 la
as the loan Is concerned. The ofheia!'
Thsre. however. arc determined that the1l
trornrntttees will not fail Ia the drive ane
t3or tho remainder Of the week VAL pu'
teyAry effort. forth to dispose OF the 1ot
allotment. Of bonds.
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9aoa &apatr 2saa oass.
Thomaa Walker, shoercDaiS man, who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08

bridgeport has been the scene OF an
unusually large number Of deaths an"
accidents since tho beginning or 'h.s
week. Sunday night the body Of cor
ored man. who had apparently commit,
tod suicide with revolver, was fonh"
ir n box car on the Baltimore ONO
railroad, near the Pennsylvania stati'A-
Monday evening the body Of floater
was taken from the back river. at IN"
mouth Of Wheeling creek. not more IMAM
five hundred yards from the place where
tho first victim was found. and TUESDAY
evening. n young man was run over oF
n motor truck. at the corner OF 9!aih
street and Lincoln avenue, not more lhph
five hundred yards from wherr thH
other two bodies were found. This mas
caused considerable comment among the
citizens of the community.
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in sewing at the night school IN this CITY
will be placed, on display Saturday
Dr. C. B Messerley Of this city, spent
,,o.,d,r I, Columbus Ohio. on buA-
L. R. Smith. proprietor Of the capI ao
", n,odes a business trip TO SteuOeA-
willie. Ohio. yesterday. .u5 IN
Jesse Mcintosh. who was ln1urca G ;a
South Fourth street Monday cVeh'hs' -
said 10 be improving nicely. =, <o-
Ti,rhcrt Owens, who has been III lot
several months. is able 10 again be up
and friends hope for his carly and COM
p' The baseball teams from the local aI
lodge Of Eagles will play the A!hle,l's
of this city at League PARK r'tSt rostinr
snd the game promises to be interest'ns,
All Of the local churches will onscrse
Mothers Day with appropriate services
nm next Sunday.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Court.

Estate Of Samuel Westwood, deceased
Will and application to admit 10 probate
nony of witnesses taken. reduced to
writing and flied. Probate and record
ordered.
Hattie Owens brought before court.
Inquest held finding that patient Is m
sane and proper subject FOR treatment
at Columbus State hospital
Estate Of Ernest Bentfirld. deceased
Will and application 10 admit 70 PROBATE
filed with waivers of notice Iestlnony
OF witnesses taken. reduced TO writlng
and filed. Will admitted to probate ana
record ordered. Citation ordered ana IS
sued to widow to make election under
will. Cause continued;
Estate Of Minnie Watson. deceased
3lst, 1919. Notice ordered and cause
Civdc McKelvcy. a minor. Final ac-
count filed. set for hearing May 3l:19l9.
Notice ordered and cause continued.
ceased. Final account filed, set for
hearing May. 81. 1919. Notice ordered
Estate Of Nellie Kolosa, deceased;
Application filed for ap pDS tns5 of Of
approved. Appointment made. letters
ordered and issued. Inventory ordered.
order issued.
Estate of Kate X. SpraEue. deceased.
Petition for dlstrlOuliOll Oh CYL poi o>o
stocks in kind filed with written con-
sent OF distributes. Distribution in
kind ordered.
Frank ]. Holman. brought before the
court. Inquest held finding that pa
tient Is proper subject for treatment at
Columbus State hospital.
Estate Of Arthur |. Elliott. deceased:
Widow came into open court and elected
to take under Will.
Estate Of Philip ]. Newhart. deceased.
Proof Of publication Of notice OF ap,,
pointment filed. approved and ordered
recorded
Estate Of Matthew Patterson. deceas-
cd. Proof Of publication of notice 70
appointment filed. approved and ordered
Estate Of Marian Gardner, deceased.
Proof OF publication Of notice Of ap,,
pointmcnt filed. approved and ordered
Estate of Lawrence D., Phillip. de-
ceased. Proof capitalization OF notice
OF appointment filed. approved and or
dercd recorded
Estate Of james C. Ferrcll deceased.
Citation to widow to make election un..
der will returned and filed endorsed
with u1 acknowledgement Of service. >.
Everett H. Walker. ct al: Juvenile
dcpcnd.n t. Attdavit filed: set for
hearing May 7. Warrant issued.
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Council ndeet,ne VIII Be Attractive.

The adjourned meeting OF The CITY
council. which will be held at the CITY
building this evening to hear the reply
Of the officials Of the Wheeling Traction
company To tho proposal for change
in the tariffs Of the company, will prob
ably attract A good crowd Of interested
citizens, all of whum arc anxious 10 sec
what action the trnction officials will
take. The public is of tn" opinion that
the company will accept the suggestion
for the slight increase in fares which
could he obtained with sevcn-ccnt cash
fare in effect and should be willing TO
sell Is tickets for n dollar. but all arc
agreed that fight should be made he
fore submitting to the proposed increase
Of the fares to 10 cents.
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~ = Church
Week lend Boat
Excursions Popular
Pittsburgh Folks

Transfer boat excursions will be IN
aueurated Saturday by the Lloefty
transit company. when q numoer %
cr,nloves Of Rosenbaum's big store III
D;,+shurph will board the General
wood and come as far as wheeling on
,hat boat, and then return on the zen
cral Crowder. The beats meet hels
every Sunday morning. when the Trans
fer of excursionists will take place.
, This is one of the most popular week
end trips on the upper Ohio fiEeF,
the passengers leave Pittsoursh
uorkine hours on Saturday AFTERNOON
end arc back in time tc 80 to wore
Monday morning aftef'a TIP u
miles on the river. ~
The r;ya- at the wharf YESTERDAY Al
n m, was s feet 6 inches and rising.
and the stage at the foot OF mcsie
dan, was 9 feet inches and rising.
Repairs on dams 13 and is are near
ing completion. and the Q. s. enSlness
think they can be raised BY the r'Nq.o
o. TIC me- General crcwder arrived from
! pittsburgh at o'clock: yesterday morn
ing, being detained by heavy business
After exchanging freight at tne "halI
she left for Charleston at - md
nth a big trip Of passengers no
freight. ,, -.,,o1 from
po-re-sbur9 at . o'clock in the after
noon ami lett for Pittsburgh at p H.
The Old Reliable. passed up at :. d
~ With loaded gasoline barges Afo'"
! sistersville tc Pittsburgh.
The Helen E. arrived from New Ma'A
| orss AT $3.50 o'clock last evening.
rho Liberty is due In tonight lFo"'
McConnellsville. %, +on,o--
The General Wood VIII De up 'o ..or,
row morning on her way ho'ne
Cincinnati to Pittsburgh, or
~. Helen E. leaves today at noon
i0r Tho Liberty departs at noon tomor'
I row Ter Parkersours. . d;s.
Business is dull in the Pittsburgh a's !
,rict for pool and towboats. out OF
total of IS boats only IA are opeFAI'"e
~ tho present time.
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Reaire Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

land IN Pease township: IS. -,
John Tokorz to John Zeman. Lou SA'
in Shadyside; S2.479. - c.or1. ".
Hood Land in Martin Ferry; tl'1SU.
". R. Crews to Jesse Copeland. Land
in Somerset township, 81. o.
Frank Stepetz. Lots $50 and ss1 in
Shadysidc; $3.50.
A Rare Treat. w.
Harold Mctzner. Of Grafton. ". -
vii speak at the anniversary OF me
Enworth League Of the NJ. E. church OF
ihs plscs on sa d3,a,o e a pea p Uni
ynrsity. 4 soldier for two years Snd
ovcraeas for nine months. he mas a md
y wonderful experience. Be sure sau
hear him.
II. Z. Church. -
The Centenary Drive In 81 Sialc 81
willie began Sabbath e after snd OUT oft last
Sabbath evening with service OF 'uSStt
lee. The apportionment for S Sae and
CIairsville II. E. church is %4s''1o Gin
the subscription is ;14,352.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08

Earl Adams. well known hirK"oou
young man who died at the Mar'l"s
Ferry hospital yesterday morning Us q
result Of falling under the wneclS "
one Of the motor trucks OF the briost
port Wall Plaster company, was the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ADAMS ~
kirkwood Heights. He WAS IN Nv"
thirty-iifth year OF his age and p''Sn..'
his parents is survived by SiS'''' M,
II. Saver. and a brother, Clarence H', l"
or This CITY Funeral services will D."
conducted from tho homo OF the parents
in Kirkwood Friday afternoon al
o'clock. in charge Of Rev. f. Z. va"
Winklc of the Island Christian ch"Fci,
and Rev. John W. Neal Of the hlrK"oo"
Presbyterian church, with intcrmcht |"
Greenwood cemetery, near Wheeling.
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Many Will See Exhibit.

Most Of tho residents OF this city are
expected TO be interested in the trophy
train, which will arrive in this city to-
day at noon. and hopes arc entertained
that the train may be kept here until
evening, so that all may have the oppor-
tunity to view the interesting exhlnit.
The train will be placed at the foot Of
Hanover street, where is will be conr"-
nicnt to residents Of all parts Of the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
RHdrcport Briefs.

The Moose carnival which As being
held on the West End Fairgrounds an
this week is attracting good crow IS
every evening. and there Is no doubt thAt
the affair will be a complete success.
Charles Dillon left yesterday on n
short business trip 10 Pittsburgh ana
other eastern points.
The Womcn's Benefit association ot
tho Maccabccs will have bis time lo'-
lowing their lodge meeting tonight
A large number from this plac" vii
sec the feature film at tho Fenray inc
atrc in Martins Ferry tonight, cntit'co'
Why l Would Not Marry.
The regular meeting of the Moose
lodge of this city. will be held IN their
building on the Cadiz pike tonight.
Seven DRINKS paid s. and costs cacn
In police court yesterday morning.
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Not Near Loan Quota.

Martins Ferry has not near reached
her quota Of the Fifth Victory loan and
our people arc going to have to do some
tall hustlinE II the quota Is reached no
fore the close of the campaign Satur-
day evening OF this week.
Homes ba.ye leon entertained that there
will be n number Of largo subscriptions
hcro during the next few days Of work.
and II they are secured. they will aid
materially In making the reouircd
amount. If all Of tho industrial plants
had been working. aa they wcrc during
the previous loan campaigns there would
have hccn no doubt Of the outcome. Tho
county ~ nlso In bad shape and therc
arc several cItiea which have fallen down
badly, along with Martins Forty. The
officials In charge are still optimistie
tina, tho total required will be reached
by Saturday night. but to some OF the
peuple II looks hopeless.
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GREENSBCRG. Pcnna.. May 7.-State
nolicc were today completing the chain
of evidence upon which they hope to con-
vIct lanes Crawford and John Ray OF
tho murder of Miss Emma AUSTRIAN. La
trobe school teacher. Although Crawford
ha. confessed In full to state troopers
duplicating Ray the police today declar-
cd the latter stcadfastly has refused to
discus. the case except to profess his In
noccnce. The intense feeling against tho
prisoners by the populace hero and at
Latrobe, had died down somewhat. and
the police said they expected NO exempt
by mob to get possession OF tho Two
men would be made.
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P0HcnA1A


+ Miss Virginia Young. Of Covington'
Ky, who has been tho efficient and a&
conmodating secretary for the Victory
Liberty loan headquarters. expects 10
leave for home on Saturday.
Mre Jennie Seeley. who has made an
excellent record as clerk at the W. II.
Cook store, has resigned and leaves on
Saturday for a rest at her home in At
lantic City.
George Buxton. Of Avella- Pa. was
,-+sito- IN the city. Regular as clock
work. once or twice year. this friend
~ many wellsburg citizens comes. ana
there is always a welcome for George
Buxton.
A ]. Grouse. Of wheeling Junction.
Vas business visitor In the city on
Wednesday evening.
Rriees McC1clIand arrived In the
city on Tuesday evening after an ab-
sence in the south and west during the
winter. Well and happy is the returned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
BRIDGEPORT
NEWS
Aaston Woman Dead.
Leave news items for Tho Inter
tigenccr at HIckey's News stand.
Selby q Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Hardware Company.

Mrs. Susan Swontek. wife of Anton
Swontek, ono of tho woll known Aus
trian residents Of Barton. Ohio, passed
away at tho Wheeling hospital Tuesday
morning at Q o'clock following briof
illness. DcccaAcd was in the hfty-siNth
year OF her age Bunoral services will
DO conducted from the late home to-
morrow morning. In charge Of Rev,
Father Won Lntol. 1nterment will be
conducted II I4nwood cemetery,
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presbvtsr,a, Convention opens.

The First Presbyterian church OIL
Kirkwood. is expected TO be filled to It's
capacity today. with the delegates from
all towns in the county. and local resi-
dents who arc interested in missionary
work. the occasion being the annual
convention of the Womcn's Missionary
societies of ST. Clairsvillc PrcSnyt"rF'
The members of the local society have
arranged for the entertainment OF IN"
delegates from out-of-town who will DC
present. An excellent program has poem
prepared. and the convention Will last
throughout today and tomorrow.
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MARTIN
FERRY
NEWS

Leate news items for The Intel
ligcncer at Mobiles FURNITURE
Store, Shanr's News Stand. JOINS
Brothers Cigar Store and Hirds
News Agency
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Trim Tuueral Today,

Funeral services for the late W. l..
Trip. we'll known former mechant OF
this city and veteran Of the CIVIL war
who passed away at the home or ms
daughter. Mrs. John Smith. at stop NO.
:, north Of this city. will be conducted
from the place of death this afternoon al
2:2O o'clock in charge Of Rev. Wlngard'
pastor Of the First Presbyterian church
and the intermcnt will take place at
RlycryieT cemetery.
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Martins Perry BriefB,

Lieut. LIsle Chambers and vito re-
turned from Camp Sherman last night.
following Mr.. Chambers discharge from
the service,
All of tho fire plugs in the city Will be
flushed today by employees Of the service
department..
Tho Womans Home Missionary socl.
ety ef the Methodist church will hold an
open meeting In the church tonight.
An exhibition Of TIE work Of tAs class