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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
STOPS Train; Pinned $50.

Raymond Patterson Of Maynard. for
merly Of Bellaire, was fined $50 and
costs in Squire Minders court yesterday
He was arrested by B. & o. Officer Daily
after he had pulled an air cord on pas
senger train near Bridgeport. causing
the engineer to stop tho train. He was
unable to pay and was taken to the
county Jail.
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POLICE COURT

Frank Amman pushed his wife 20 hard
that she fell through window and cut
her hand. Judge Watkins fined tho
dusky hucd gentleman IS and costs IN
police court yesterday. Frank admitted
that he had hcen little rough. ana
neiehbors confirmed his statements
Mamie Row drew 81 and costs Tor
plain souse. while Joseph Cream. VINO
had a little better jag on. drew the prize
fine Of SIS and costs Of 20 days.
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To Raise Fares.

The reports cminatng from tho Of
fees of the Wheeling Traction company
seem to indicate that the company in
tends 10 raise the fares on tho lines 10
this city regardless of the franchise
agreement now in force. IF this is Al
lowed the working people Of this city
will be the sufferers. rs they arc the
ones who have not hcrn able 10 pur-
chase automobiles in which to max"
their trips to tho city. where they must
60 there daily to their work
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ro neciEiOu Yet,

Judge Charles J. Lynch Of the com
mon pleas court has not yet handed
down g. decision in the mandamus sur
brought by. City Solicitor James Tall
man to compel City Auditor McGauEhcT
TO nay wage increases to certain city
employees. A deciison is expected in
few DAYS, however. Members Of the po-
lice department arc very anxious re-
garding the matter.
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oor,mencenent speakers.

Arrangements arc being made now for
the Shadyside high school commence
mcnt exercises. The speakers follow:
Nellie Sammons. Cecil Danford. poan
Caldwell, Avery Lee. nellie Connolly.
Elmer Archer, Marion Gibbs. Vernon
Jones. Kathryn Bowen. Walter Shipman
and Marguerite Amber.
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All complaints Of non-dehvery
Of The rntell1gencsr viii DO adj
justed by notifying the Birds
News Agency, South Fourth st.,
Martins Ferry, Ohio. st
Red Men TO Dtllonvt11e.

At the meeting Of Wancta Tribe No.
IS of Improved Oidcr OF Red Men.
which was held in tho Fratcrnal Hall
on North Fifth street last night, ar
fnngdmcnss were made for Il Large
number Of tho members TO attend Inc
big initiatory session which will be held
ut Dillonrilc tonight, at which time the
team from Shadysidc will have charge
Of the degree work, on u large class
Of candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
Fo1 EQUAL PAY.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE wal
labor board in a finding handed down
today. recommended that the Western
Chemical company Of Denver. Colorado.
give women employees equal pay with
men for equal work. The board also
recommended that the employees OF the
company elect O shop committee when
would take up with the company coh-
plants Of the employees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
Mnde Local Painting.

. Palmer Cox, the noted American ar
fist. who died a few days ago in New
York, was especially we'll known in Bel
lairc and vicinity. He made famous
landscape picture Of scene near the
Rock Hill school house, just west Of Bel
laire. Tho picture was exhibited in Il
contest at the St Louis Worlds Fair
and won first prize. for which Cox re-
cetved $4,000. The picture now hangs
on the wall Of the Hoffman house. one
OF New Yorks oldest and most famous
hotelA
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Victory Girls Class Meeting.

The members OF the Victory Girls
class of the First Methodist Sunday
school Of this city. were the guests or
Miss Elizabeth Bonnell at her homo on
Indiana street. last night. at which
time a feature Of the evening was a
parcel post sale. All who attended
spent n very enjoyable evening and
voted the affair Il complete success.
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BRIDGEPORT
NEWS

Leave news items for Tho Inter
lIgencer at Hickey's News stand.
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Hardwa are Company

Mrs. Anna Elijah wife Of Joseph
Norman. one Of the best known and
highly respected residents Of this Wei
nifty. died at her late homo, Stop So.
Blaine. O.. yesterday morning at 1880
o'clock. following a two weeks illness.
She was born in England, removing to
this country about thirty years ago and
at the time Of her death was in her 67th
year. Deceased was q consistent mem.
Der of the Presbyterian church OIL
Blaine and besides her husband the fol-
lowing children survive: Mrs. Caesar
Laurent. Mrs. Hector Jenkins. Mrs.
John F'ulmer Charles and William:
Twelve grandchildren also survive, and
all arc residents of Blaine.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the late home Sunday afternoon at 3
o'clock. in charge of Rev. l.. r. Wiley,
pastor OF the Blaine Presbyterian
church. Intermcnt will take place in
Linwood cemetery.
/. FurnIss Funeral Tomorrow.
Funeral services for the late Miles
Henry Furniss. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Furniss. Of kirkwood. who pass
from lie in the afternoon. a Christie
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North End Child Dead.

Edward Michael the siN-monthS-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Ncsmas.
passed away at the family home, No.
SIC Clark street. yesterday morning at
3 O'Clock. following short illness or
pneumonia Funeral services will DC
held from the home Of the parents tins
afternoon at 200 o'clock in charge or
Rev. Frederick Frank. and intrr1nent
will take Mace in Rivcrvicw cemetery.
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from lis in the afternoon. a Christie
comedy will be the added attraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12

Quite 4 large number OF the MEMBERS
of the Bridgeport Rifle Club. who have
entered tn. contest for the souvenir
watch fob. were at the shoot held in
the range rooms in the Heiulein oullo-
Ing last night and some gooa seGs
test will continue on the three nights:
Monday. "Wednesday and Saturday. Of
each week. until the contest is con-
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|BELLAIRE NEWS

teenth street ball park. They were I'M
able 10 complete negotiations for the
lease. however, and tn time for complct-
ing the arrangements for the big con-
tests has expired James McKelvey,
one Of the men who was interested IN
securing the park. had assurance that
every one Of the National league clubs
would play game here. as well as a
contest by the Detroit Tigers.
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Tho weekly meeting of the Retail
Clerks Union of this city will &c h-lI
in The Board OF Trade rooms IN tho
Citizens Bank building, Monday even
ing at $50 o'clock. and large alien
dance of the members Is anticipated,
rs all arc taking n great interest III
the affairs OF the organization.
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VIII Give Play.

The Alpho Theta class OF the Allen
Grove Sunday school will present a
inlay entitled Sewing for the Hcathens."
in the school auditorium here. Saturday
evening. April 26th. The cast of char
acters is as follows:
Mrs Judd, the hostess. -. Miss Clyde
Mrs. Chesty. ...... Mrs. q. L. McCleary
Mrs. R. B. Towers Miss Mabelle Patton
Grandma Gibbs. . Mrs. Ralph Drum
Miss Luella Higgins. Miss Ethel Fisher
Mrs. Strong. Miss Hilda Briemson
Miss Mccker. Miss Helen Garvin
Mrs. Day Miss Clara Fisher
Nicely, Miss Ruth Boughnet
An interesting musical program will
also be rendered
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BELMONT NOW
DOWN LIST IN
v, {. :. SALES
Is. 9G9 O1 ~ VHA
cnsn4y Schools Banked Seventeen In
Sc STATE for RIrSt Three Months
OF tho Year.

THE schools Of Belmont county RANK
sse.ventleth in the state Of Ohio in the
standing Of the war saving stamp con-
stsa FOG the months Of January Feoru-
{ g $50 and March, according to the report
s XrS me educational division Of the war
aSNfnxs stamp committee
SSrhe per capita sales in the BeunonI
Snsify schools for the 'nrst quarter u
Fhe year was but 50 cents.
ssssSsy achool units the sales are reported
a follows: .o,o-
ssss.s-e,ort No report
ssSSWsSsse S2.243.4:
sss+aI.s. E.--v 2.62S.65
Ra1neSville. ............... .... 4.oo-'"c
- The Barnesville pupils led in the per
4 r,s,,ita sales as we'll as the aggre gate
tsthe per capita being $500.
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x-High Dance Successful

The dance which was given in tho
Elks club building on North Fourth
street, last night. under the aupicrs oil
The E-High club Of this city. was a very
successful and we'll attended affair. ond
ali present spent fine evening. Gump>
saxaphone orchestra furnished tho pro-
gram of dance music. and tho commit
ice in charge, were highly complmcnted
for their untiring work and cntrgy. in
an effort to make the affair the sue
cess IL was.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12

Mrs. Grace Newcomb. formerly MISS
Grace Fry. has been granted a divorce
from Jack Newcomb. railroader. in COM
MN Meas court Of Jefferson county at
Steubcnyillc, A large number Of local
neonle were at Stcubenvillc as Witnesses
in tho case. Recently Newcomb was ar
rested. on a charge Of removing NOR
chandisc from railroad cars.
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Still In Jail.

Samuel Domb, alias FIGHT. arrested for
forgery in passing number Of worth
less checks here and at Wheeling. was
still In the lookup last evening. How
ever. a police official was expected from
New York city, to which place he will
be returned. He represented himself as
an official Of the New York China 6:
Decorating company.
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Rible Class Entertained.

Tho Hunters" class Of the First I3ap-
it's, Sunday school was entertained at
the homo Of Miss Good on South Third
street last night, and large number
Of tho members were present The
evening was spent ut tho usual social
diversions. and an excellent luncheon
was tho concluding feature.
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For Quality Shoe Repairing.
See Shoe Hospital.
1O45 Main st.
To Paint Interior.

Contractor John Giffen, Of this city,
stated yesterday that he will be able
to begin the work of re-painting the m
tcrlor Of the Robcrtshaw confectionery
ON Lincoln avenue, about Monday OF
next week. When the work Is com
plctcd the place will be ono OF the finest
in the city. -
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To Build Ice Plant.

1t is reported that the Echo Coal
COMPANY has purchased tho Mckim
property on North Third street. west OF
the Pennsylvania railroad. for the pur-
pose of erecting an ice plant. Tho m
corporators are Louis Helling. Jr.. Ed
ward X. Delaney and Carl Shcmp Of this
city, and e. S. Rominc Of Wheeling.
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MA RTINS
FER RY
NE VS..
Leave news items for The Intel
ligcncer at Mobiles Furniture
Store, Shane's News Stand. Johns
Brothers. Cigar Store and Bros
News Agency.
Doughty Funeral Today.

Funeral services for Warren, the In
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Doughty
who died at the home of his parents AZ
Stop 4, Thursday afternoon. following
n short illness Of infantilc troubles
will be held from the place or aea,n.
This afternoon at two o'clock. and the
remains will be inferred in Rivervic"
cnmcfpry
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Floral Bazaar Opening.

The opening of tho annual Floral b.
zaar of the Modern Woodmcn Of Amer
lea will take place in the Armory hall
this evening. and the opening night IS
likely to he we'll attended. The affair
will extend throughout tho rntir1 com
ing week and close on Saturday cvcn-
ing April 18TH
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Beaire Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

ed away at the North Wheeling hospltal
a few days ago. following: two weeks
Illness. will be conducted from inc nome
No. 20. Sumpter street. TOMORROW al
ternoon at O'Clock. and VIII DC M
charge Of Rev; John W. Neal, pastoE "
the Kirkvod Presbyterian church. The
remains will be laid at rest In LinWooo
cemetery following the services.
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Hold Practice Sunday.

Weather permitting, the Candidates
for the Bond Athletic association team
will hold, their initial practice at the
sixteenth street ball park Sunday AFTER
noon. The team last year played totai
Of eight games. winning all or the".
The team will be managed by James
Mooney, who so successfully managed
the team last year.
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.oes 70 Columbus Barraofs.

Merle Campbell Of South Bellairc was
examined for the service at the army re-
cruiting office. city building. yesterday
and accepted. Today he will be sent 10
the Columbus barracks. From that
point he will go to Camp Meade. Mary
land. and. in the near future will go
overseas. He is the first recruit sent to
the Columbus barracks since the local
recruiting station was reopeneo 'ne
carly part of the week.
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Athletics Play Sunday,

The newly organized Martins Ferry
Athletics baseball team will play Their
first game Of the season against the
McConkcys of Wheeling. on the Tunnel
Green tomorrow afternoon. and there
will certainly be q large number of
local fans present to see them win their
initial victory. The opening game Mt
the League park will b. played be-
tween the same Two teams, ono week
from tomorrow.
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For Quality Shoe Repairing
See Shoe Hospital
1915 Main street.

Decorating Committee Meets Monday.
The members Of the committee who
will have charge Of all OF the dccorat-
ing Of tho city for tho big celebration
which will BE- held in this place on
June olst. will hold meeting in the
City building. Monday evening at 8
o'clock N. T.. Blackburn has been So
lcctcd as chairman Of the COMMITTEES,
while Carl Thompson Is The secretary,
and the presence of all The members
is desired at his meeting.
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Not Much Equipment Needed.

The committee recently appointed
from the directors Of the Fairgrounds
Association to inquire into tho matter
of new equipment needed for the local
Fairgrounds for the coming season. held
a meeting in the City building last night
and it is understood that lh,y will rec
ommrnd the purchase nf Tcry little
additional material for this Summer.
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roresters Meeting Tonight.

The regular meeting of the Forcstrrs
lodge Of this city. will be held in their
lodge rooms tonight Mt 7:3h o'clock and
large amount Of important business
will be taken UP. The lodge will de-
eide Mt this time. as 10 the part they
will take in the big celebration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
Rerf H,oweu Home.

Bert Lowell. we'll known and popular
Bellairc boy. has returned to his homo
here, having been given his final dis
charge from the service. He enlisted In
the engineers srvice and after spending
several months In France was placed at
the head of an optical department in an
army hospital. For long time he was
located in italy.
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women,s Decorating Committee.

The members OF The Womcn's Deco
rating committee for the Homc-Com-
ing celebration. held an important meet
ing in tho Reed Studio on Hanover
street last night. ut which time. the
part which the ladies will take IN pre-
pairing tho city for the celebration was
outlined. Practically all IF The mcni-
hers OF the committees were present. and
took I'D the work enthusiastically.
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Earles Meeting Held.

Tho F'ratcrnal Order Of Eagles OF
this city held one of the busiest meet
ings OF recent months in their lodge
home on North NTH street last night.
Tho meeting WAS worry we'll attended.
md several candidates were initiated
following the business session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
Poretrn Child Dead.

Kailman Nagg. 13-months-old cnlio "
MI and Mrs. Nagg, Of Blaine. O.. pass
ed away Thursday afternoon al
o'clock, following 4 short illness OF IN
fantile troubles. and the funeral ser
vices over the remains were held yes
terday afternoon at o'clock with IN
lcrment at Linwood cemetery.
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Third Owner.

Captain John Manley Of this city has
purchased q third interest in the river
steamer Verne Swain The boat will be
taken to Pittsburgh to be used in the
excursions in the Wheeling district. The
first Of the excursions will be held
April %. under the auspices Of flint
elassworkers of this city.
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Rake SalA Today,

The members Of the Choir Of tho
First Methodist church of South Third
street arc conducting e sale NJ baked
goods at the Hayward Long hardware
store on Hanover street today. and they
will realize q nice sum from the affair.
as these sales always arc we'll patro-
n{1
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Tho members 0f the local Iodge OF
Forcsters Of America have completed
plans for a good meeting of their order
which will be held in this city tonight,
and all indications point to the meeting
being exceptionally well attcded.. Sew
cral new members will probably be mi
tiated.
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Preparing Their Gardens.

The pleasant weather of tho past few
days, and the rain of yesterday has
started local residents to work prcpar-
ing the ground on their property for
their gardens for tho summer. and the
green vegetables can be expected TO be-
peeping their heads above the ground
in q few days.
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:Jnnior 1,eague Social.

The members of the Junior League
Of the West Wheeling Methodist churcn,
will hold a social IN the church Oh that
hers of the league will doubtlessly be
present. as a fine time is promised by
those in charge Of the affair."
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senson Shows Deficit.

Tho financial statement covering inc
high school basketball season was is
sued yesterday. 1t shows total receipts
Of SS5043 and expenditures for the year
Of s852.67. there being a deficit for the
year Of $1.91. However, there was a.
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RETURNED
SOLDIERS
IN RALLY
One Event Held ct st. Clairsvine, Ono
at Bridgeport and at GAINESVILLE.

Returned soldiers. sailors and marines
OF Belmont county held three different
rallies in different parts of the county
last night. The events had twofold
purposc-to plan their part in the COM
ing Victory loan drive and to make ar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
Class Holds Bake sale.

The class Of the Episcopal Sunday
school Of West Walnut street, winch
is taught by Mrs. Margaret Campbell.
will hold a sale of baked goods at inc
Heinrich store on Hanover street, to-
day. and the proceeds will bc placed in
The missionary offering Of the class.
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PLANNED Excursion.

A meeting Of the convention Of flint
Elassworkers was held last night at the
city building. Plans were completed for
n boat ride, to be given on the steamer
Verne Swain April 90. The details for
the national flint convention, to be held
here next July. were outlined also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
Gets Patent,

Peter West. local glassworkcr has re-
ccived a patent on n new invention. IL
is claimed his patent will place design
on glassware at the same time 1t Is I'm,
der the blowing process. 1t Is said
trials have proven its worth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12

The regular weekly meeting OF tne
pen,hers Of the local volunteer fire de-
partmcnt will be held in their hcadauar-
tcrs In the city building. tomorrow al
ternoon and hopes have been entertain.
I'd BY the Officers in charge. that all OF
the members will make 1t their ousl-
ness TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12

It was stated on excellent authority
last evening that the local lodge OF
Fratcrnal Order of Eagles have about
completed their plans for organizing a
baseball team for the coming season,
as we'll AS a football team for tn" COM
ing Fall. Art Rowlcy. we'll known
athlete Of this city. is said 10 BIZ in
churgc Of their arrangements. and a fast
team will no doubt b. the result Of
his luburs.
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Barly Morning Tire.

The three fire trucks were called our
early yesterday morning to put out
small fire which had started to the rear
of the ]. Ross Greenlee wall paper and
paint store, on Belmont street. The
blaze was extinguished with very little
loss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12

But four offenders faced Mayor Chas
Culbertson In police court yesterday.
All four Of the offenders were up on
charges of lettering and disordcrly con-
duct. They were assessed fines Of IS
and costs each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
olub Elects Officers.

J. Y. Nelson has been elected prcsi-
dent Of the Mems club of the Second
Presbyterian church. The other officers
follow Vice president. II. a. Ncfr; sec
rotary. Karl ]. Eggiman. and treasurer
George Ball.
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rorcart Gundav.

The Archibald Premier band will give
a concert Sunday afternoon at the Elk
Grand theatre under auspices OF the
Americas club. The band will hold d
rchoarsal during the morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12

Mrs. Mary Wecms. public health nurse
yesterday issued her report Tor Marcn-
Among other things it showed 81 scnool
visits 1o5 home visits, 20 other visits
and 25S children inspected.
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Ala Balm Today.

Tho oriental play Of the Arabian
Nights, entitled Ala Baha and tho Forty
Thieves will he tho attraction at the
Fcnray theatre on South Fourth street
today, with continuous performance
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p,annsd Big League Games.

n BECAME known yesterday that
snnn,her Of big league baseball contests
sba3 been planned. for Bellaire by three
ss5cal men. who some time ago cndeav-
sotcd to secure possession Of the Six
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balance Of sIS.1S on hand at the open
ing Of the season.
For Quality Shoe Repairing
See Shoe Hospital
1U45 Main Street.
Six O'CLOCK Dinner,

George Scott entertained II number or
friends at n six o'clock dinner last night
at his home on North Noble street.
Later q smoker was enjoyed. p