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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
Benaire Briefs

City council meets IN regular semi
monthly session this evening.
The willing Workers society Of the
Shadysde Presbyterian church will hold
a cafeteria luncheon at the church Fri
day evening OF this week.
Officers for the ensuing six months
werc elected at a meeting OF the Young
Mems club last night
A meeting Of the Junior members OF
the mems club OF the Christian church
WIS held last evening.
A meeting OF the Mems club Of the
Christian church is 10 DC held at the
church Friday evening.
James Lashley paid fine Of s. yes
terday in Mayor culbertsons' court for
throwing paper In the streets.
The condition Of ]. e. sIcKelvey, local
Jewelcr. is very serious at the home OF
his father in law in Martins Ferry.
Three presons have filed application
blanks for the clerk-carricr examination
at the postoffice March LIST.
The work OF remohc:nE the X. OF G.
lodge rooms has been completed
A number Of divorces were given In
common pleas court at st. Clairsville
yesterday.
Misses Bessie White and Helen Jarrct
mia.
Albert Shepard. recently discharged
from the army. has accepted a position
with tho r. & Q. at Holloway.
Miss Mary Boyd of we FOCAL post Of
| flee, is on two weeks vacation.
Rome G.. Dawson is now ut Camp
Sherman. having recently returned from
| overseas.
| Mrs. Ed Rrannen OF Franklin street. il
! recovering from an Illness nf influenza.
Stockholders OF the Hanover Coal Go.
will hold their annual mrHinc this
afternoon.
! A foreign man has asked tho rrlirn
to try and find his 13-vcar old daughter.
A meeting Of the Retail Grocrrs ASS
citation was held at the city building
! last night.
| Briefs.
| 4 meeting OF tho draft board was
| held at the city building last night.
! Trustees or the First Presbyterian
church moot Wednesday evening NJ TIA"
church.
| 4 picture OF Luigi Salvatore rnnvi'lcd
for q local murder appeared in III" Ian
uary issue Of tho "Dctcctiv"." a NATIONAL
police publication.
! Mrs. Riley Booth ontcrtn!ns members
Of the DorcnS club Thus evening ut her
home on South belmont street.
Tho Junior Christian Endcavnr soci-
! ETY. Of the Reformed church holds u
| Valentine party at tho church Thurs
! day evening.
Harry Allen ~ West Twcnty-third
street and eon Howard IF Martins
Forty. arc on visit to Kansas.
Many oS thoSr little nov nations
! seem IN have como into the world with
/ .l.i - LIE
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Tho lease on the League park. at the
lower end Of this city has been finally
concluded, as was prenaturely an
nounced in the local daily paper, Few
days ago. and the lcssees. l.. r. smith;
proprietor of the Capitol" and Ear
Vcnnum local grocer. of North Fifth
street are the lessees. Plans are 10
have Albert Graham. Of this city, or
ganize a football team to represent the
city, to stage games on the GROUNDS
next season. The local high schooi
has a contract for five Saturdays next
Fall, and one day in May.
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Nh. Arthur Blake Dead.

Mrs. Arthur Blake one Of the wen
known residents of the Mount Pleas
ant pike a short distance west OF TINS
city, passed away yesterday morning
at o'clock following a short illness
of pneumonia. She was rs years 81 age
and besides her husband. she Is sur
vived by two children. all OF whom arc
at prescnt Ill Of the Influenza Funeral
ARRANGEMENTS are incomplete.
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Eax1aa, 1rset1nr Tonight.

The FrAternal Order Of Eagles will
hold their regular meeting in their lodge
home, on the Cadiz pike. this evening
at 7.30 o'clock. and following the bust
ness session, the members will be enter
taincd at a social session. according to
present plans.
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city will honor the veterans OF the
world war at a banquet Wednesday ev-
enlns in the lodge hail on Union street
Already about forty Of the 125 Bellaire
Moose who entered the eervice have re-
turned to their homes with their final
discharges. A program will be one OF
the features.
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seon4s 90 TO wheeling.

All the members Of the local troops
Of boy scouts arc looking forward eager
" to the hig time in store for them TO-
night. when they will take part In the
Anniversary celebration which Will ne
held In Wheeling. The members from
this city will meet on Fifth street. pc
tween Hanover and Walnut streets al
o'clock thi. afternoon. and will march
across the Terminal bridge and through
North Wheeling to the Market audi
turium. where a big dinner will be scrv-
I'd the boys at o'clock. Tho local
Scoutmasters will accompany the boys
to take care Of them.
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HALIFAX, n. 8. Feb. 1o,-Calls for
help from the American tank steamer
Communipaw were picked up here to-
day The messages gave the vessels
position as latitude 3s:l8 north. longu-
tude s5:15 west, but did not explain
the nature Of her trouble. The American
coast guard steamer Tallapoosa was
despatched to her assistance. The COM
munipaw sailed from. New York Feb
ruary 2 for Genoa,
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Arrest Colorod Man.

Officers GOOD and Dunfee yesterday
afternoon were called TO Forty-third
street. A big burly colored fellow there
was performing some unprintable antics
that resulted in his being taken TO the
city building and locked up He will
likely face Mayor Culbertson this morn
ing on q serious charge.
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pythiau Meeting Tonight.

The Knights Of Pythias lodge held
their regular weekly meeting IN their
lodge rooms on North Fourth street last
night md some business Of importance
was transacted Several important COM
mittec reports were heard. and future
plans made for the conduct Of the affairs
Of the order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-11
1uxtnssy 1rsst OF IAdtss' Ala.

An Important business meeting OF The
Ladies AID Society Of St. Paurs Luz
thcran church Of this city will be held
in the church parIors tomorrow evening.
After the business session q social
meeting will be held for tho members
and friends Of the organization and a
fine time IL assured.
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Coroner 1uvesttgaAnE.

Coroner Wyatt OF Bellalre spent yes
tcrday investigating the accident, IN
which Mrs. Harry Roberts Of Wheeling
met death at the Jefferson street cross
inc A short time ago. The testimony
NJ number Of witnesses was taken
and the official will render verdict IN
fcU DAVIS
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n,n stops Abolished Hers.

The line force Of the Wheeling Trac-
ton company, spent yesterday morning
in this city, placing the additional stop
signs which were necessary. to the abol-
ishing of the skip-stops. All Of the old
stops we're not resumed. such as where
the squares are extremely short. but all
of the long stops were cut out. which
leaves them practically In their former
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ua.e,,tion For New Pa8tor.

The reception Of the members OF me
Presbyterian church Of this city. for
their new pastor. Rev. Charles Winserd.
who recently accepted q call from a
church in Pittsburgh. will be held IN
the church parlors. Friday evening. ana
every member of the congregation mas
been invited to attend. and become pet
ter acquainted with the new pastor
and his family. Follwoing q .hne pro
gram which has been arranged tor inc
occasion, refreshments Will be served
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Under Sloo Bond.

Elmer D. Jones was before Squire
Frank S. Mason yesterday afternoon to
answer to a charge Of assault and bat
terry on foreigner the man claiming
that Jones struck him without any pro-
vocation. Jones waived trial before the
Justice and was held TO await action OF
the grand jury under boud Of 500.
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Iuuior HechAutcs l(settn

Tho members Of the Junior der Of
United American Mechanics OF t, city.
held a very busy meeting In tn hall
In the Heinlein building. on Lincc ave-
nue. last night, with a large nuH.r OF
the members present FollowiE the
business session, a social time "; en-
joyed by those present.
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Fraternity psnee Friday.

The committee in charge Of the dance
which will be given by the local chapter
OF the Alpha Pi Fraternity. in the hall
of the Elks building on North Fourth
street. next Friday night. have all plans
about completed. and they claim that
this will he one Of the biggest affairs OF
the kind yet held in the city. There -
no doubt that n large number or the
members Of the Bridgeport chapter Will
also attend.
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rnmb.r at Yaoaut Rooms Soor

There will be no less than doz'ot
perfectly good store rooms In this y,
which will make excellent business =
tions, in about three and half mols
from now, and numerous rcsidcntsr
the town are interested in the quest
Of what will occupy the rooms. All ,
Of the opinion that there Is going to
more money spent for other purpoE
than at present, and 1t is likely that
least one Of the rooms will be occupit
in the reopening Of bowling alleys.
was done in the past
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ENORMOUS SHIPMENTS.

wASHISGTON.Feb. 1o-Nearly $is.-
o0G. 900 worth !of vehicles. harness. for
age and raw materials were shipped to
the American cxpcdltIonary forces from
the beginning Of the war TO December
/. 1918. according to information made
public to-day by the war department.
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aroeeru Association Meet Again.

Tlr Retail Grocers Association OF
this CITY Will hold An adjourned meet
Ing at the city building. this evening nj
o'clock. at which several matters OF
Importance, which wcrc carried over
from the meeting of last week will be
discussed and decided. Practically all
OF the grocery proprictors and owners
Of meat markets In the city arc now
o,ernbcrs of the association.
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Rin Mnannic Meeting.

A stated assembly OF Bellaire council
No. 81. Royal and Select Masters. Is to
be held "Wednesday evening ut Masonic
temple. Degrees will be conferred on
a class Of candidates and the now equip
rnent will be used. Following the con-
fcrrins Of the degree work there Will
be . smoker
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A foreigner was fined s25 and costs IN
police court yesterday by Mayor Charles
Culbertson. Besides being assessed the
heavy fine. the man carried dark eye,
received from the fist of Officer James
Good. The man uninvitedly entered the
officers home on South Belmont street
Sunday night.
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Funeral services for George, the TWO
year old son Of Mr. and Mrs. George
Boncho Of Clark street. who passed
away Sunday morning. following short
illness of pneumonia will be held from
the Roumaninn Orthodox church, this
afternoon ut o'clock. with interment at
RiverYieN cemetery.
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GchOol Notes.

The sale Of war savings stamps md
thrift s,awps In the public schools last
wccl, amounted to s222,8S.
Miss Francis Ault Of tho West l'cll-
afro school. Is off duty because Of Ill
ness and Miss Lulu Mcrfhee Is substi-
tuting in her place.
Tho tcacher's extension class g TO be
rcorsanizrd Mt tho meeting after school
Wedne sday.
Teachers OF the local schools are busy
grading examination papers.
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War Picture Attractive.

The filmed story Of the "Caillaux case
one Of the great scandals OF the great
world war, which was shown at the
Fcnray theater last night. and Will pc
shown again tonight, Is said, by some OF
those who witnessed the productloh' 10
be one Of the best war pictures yet
shown in town. and the house'has oeeh
packed at each performance. O.
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The members Of the Wednesday Al.
ternoon Club OF this city will be the
quests OF Mrs. John Fawcett, at her
home on Lincoln avenue. tomorrow at
ternoon, and plans have been made for
very interesting time for those Of the
members who attend.
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~c44,a Fonirnf

Tho high school basketban teams
hold the first practice Of the week this
evening at the Gravel Hill gymnasium
in preparation for Friday nights con-
tests with the teams representing
GAINESVILLE high school Two easy vic
tories arc anticipated by the locals.
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.,,ba p, msst,ur Last Hisht.

The local chapter OF the Alpha II
fraternity held an interesting business
meeting in their rooms last evening.
with most of the members present. FOL
lowing the business Of the evening the
members were entertained at smoker.
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Moose Meeting Tonight.

The Loyal Order of Moose lodge or
this city will hold their regular weekly
meeting in their hall on Hanover street
this evening. and all Of the members
have been requested 10 attend, and take
an interest in the affairs Of the or
Ganization. Some matters OF import
ance will be discussed.
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TO o1xF1nn HIGHWAY.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1o.?A decision In
extend from Reading, Pa. to New YORK
City the Daniel Boone trans-ontinentaI
highway WAS reached here to-day by
the directors Of the Boone highway as
ISOLATION,
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Valentine Party.

Members Of the Loyal Daughters class
Of tho Christian church will hold VAL
entine party this evening at the bone Of
Miss Minnie Sewers on Gravel Hill.
Various social diversions will be- enjoy
ed and q luncheon will be served
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Settled Grievance,

William Roy. sub district head OF the
coal miners was at the Morgan mine at
Stewartsville yesterday investigating q
grievance between the miners and the
company. The grievance was satisfac-
torilY settled.
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W. G. r. q. Meeting Tonight.

The Womens Christian Temperance
Union ~ this city. will hold their regular
meeting tomorrow evening. at which
time they will I've tho guests Of Mrs. John
Turner Of South Third street. The at
tendance of all Of the members Is de-
sired as some business Of Importance
will be discussed.
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The Westminster Guild Of the First
Presbyterian church will cntcrttn the
ladies of the church Mt a sewing party
this evening at tho church. Following
the sewing refreshments will be served.
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Alpha Pt Hesting Tonight.

The Bridgeport chapter Of the Alpho
Pi fraternity will hold their regular
weekly meeting in their rooms on Main
street. this evening. and, according to
officials of the organization. some bust
ness of extreme Importance will be taken
care OF at the meeting.
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BRIDGEPORT
news
Leave news tens for The Intel
liEcncer at Hi&ey's News stand.
Selby & Reed Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Harware Company"


The Ladies societ Of st. Anthony's
Catholic church Of his city, will give
one Of their very eloyable socials and
card parties at the laus hail, on Lin
coin avenue, to-morrF evening. and all
who attend are pro,ised a pleasant
evenings entertainer,
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Equal xirnts LsArus ,sst.

The local club Of the Eal Rights
League held a we'll attendt meeting
last niEht. at the home Of Mtand Mrs.
Martin, at their home, No. 10 Wabash
street, on the Island. and. large
amount Of business Of importce was
kal
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Red Cross Meeting.

Tho executive committee Of the Bel
mont county chapter of American Fcd
Cross is to meet at tho county head
quarters in the parkworth building this
afternoon G.. i. Howard Of BarnesVillc
will preside at tho meeting.
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College Tam May Play.

Manager James McKnlv"y Of the p. =
G basketball team. Is negotiating with
Tho management Of the West virginia
Wesleyan basketball team for a contest
hero ne,t Saturday evening Definite
information rnea riding 4lro gam. Is ex-
pcc;cd ny wednesday.
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Many Hternr Up.

When tho city council meets this
evening In regular session many mat
ters win be UP for consideration. The
matter Of improving West Twenty
third street VIII be considered The
Traction company franchise ordinance
WIN be Up and the finance committee
will report on the communication sent
council Inst Tuesday evening by City
Auditor McGaughey regarding the en-
barrasstng financial condition Of the
city.
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VIII Buy New site.

The congregation Of the AGuidis Achim
Jewish synagogue. has voted to sell the
lot and building on Twcnty-seventh
street and to seek new location nearer
the central part Of the city.
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naughter OF Rebecka Meeting.

The Daughters Of Rcbccka. the local
auxiliary OF the lodge of Odd Fellows
will hold their regular meeting In the
Fraternal Hall on North Fifth street
this evening. and It is considered Ger
tain that most all of the members Will
turn out. ms unusual interest has been
dlspIaycd in the meetings lately.
Sehn Funeral Yesterday.
Funeral services for Alphonso A.
Schn, we'll known resident OF this place
who passed away at the home OF his
daughter, Mrs +. NJ. Swcringen OF 6lt
South Fourth street. last Friday. were
held from st. Mary's Catholic church yes
to-day morning, in charge of Rev. {. ~
Mulhcnrn. and the remains were later
inferred at ST. Mary's cemetery.
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~JeaionnIv Society.

The Ladies' Missionary society Of the
First Presbyterian church will meet this
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. James
Stewart on North Jefferson street.
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presbyter,an Church Aid Nesting.

The members Of the Ladies Aid society
Of thu First Presbyterian church OF this
city will hold IN important business In
the church. this afternoon at o:20 o'clock.
and all Of the members are expected to
attend.
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Quality shoe repairing doubles the lie
o1 a pal- Of shoes. Have them remade
by bringing them to The Shoe Hospital
1nI5 Main Street, Wheeling. ja-l6-20
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The members Of ;he s. y. club viii be
entertained this evening by Miss Mar
garet Oliry Mt her home on Nohl" street.
The event will be given "oc1plincn;arT
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entertained Friends,

Mss Elizabeth Ney entertained
friends Monday evening at her home on
Rose Hill Games and music formed the
chief diversions and u luncheon was
served.
Miss Berturs Francis delightfully."- en-
tertained friends last evening at her
homo on Rose Hill. Following an even
.ng spent at various social diversions
a luncheon was served by the hostess.
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Yoretzu Mission Day.

Foreign Mission Day will be observed
next Sunday at the First Reformed
church. There will be q special pro
gram rendered by the Sunday school. "A
collection will be taken also for mis-
s!onary purposes.
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Givcn Heavy Sentence.

to Mrs. Alice Dawson OF Point Pleasan
w. Va, who is visiting here.
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COUNTY TRYING To
SOLVE DNENPLO YED PROBLEM
HPUBL|C ROAD WORK FOR MEN

1OOu ClulHlnS W sustain IIIc WILL
the coming harvest. He said: This is
not call to patriotism, out call to
humanity" He continued: Many peo-
pie will ask the callers, What is my
share? because all desire to do their
part in this great work" Mr.. Hoge
said that big subscriptions must not be
expected in this work, but all must be
asked to do part, no matter how small.
He added: 1T was decided to place this
work in the hands of the women. be-
cause the matter strikes closer to the
heart Of the home. the interest Of the
women" He asked the canvasscrs to
get into contact with oil Of the residents
and not the few who have been called
The amount asked has been cut to the
very smallest amount that can be used
to keep life going In the people, and it
Is thought that little trouble will be
experienced in raising the $4,000 asked
for.
A motion was made by Rev. r. w.
Jameson that the same Indies commit
tees be used as was used in the Red
Cross campaign. and Mrs. William
Thomas, chairman OF the>last Red Cross
drive. made the following appointments
for the work in tho various districts or
the city. Motion carried. 1t was ar
ranged for all of the chairmcn to meet
Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock and
make their reports.
District No. Mrs Lattimer, cap
tain: Mrs. StrlcklIn, Mrs. Lee Woods,
Mrs. Dunlevy. Mrs. Ed Kubuck, Miss
Martha Beechan.
District No. Mrs. David Thomas.
captain; Mrs. Archie Jones, Mrs. George
Spence. Mrs. DR.. Messerly. Mrs. Hurry
Hooking. Mrs. George Johnson. Mrs.
Charles Wray, Mrs. William Brooks
District No. 3-Mrs. Stark. captain:
Mrs. Clark, Mrs. cronin, Mrs. Mildred
Rowan, Mrs. William Rowley, Mrs. S.
T. Kerr. Mrs. C. w. Plank. Mrs. Cham
bers, Mrs. r. W. Jameson.
District No. miss. Beta ENley,
captain: Mrs. Uptcgraph. Mrs. F. X.
Dixon, Mrs. Walter Taylor. Mrs. F. s.
Morrison. Mrs. J. NJ. Henderson.
District No. Mrs. Charles Otte. cap
tain: Mrs, James Sweeney, Mrs. Earl
Hcslop. Mrs. Blanche Lupton. Mrs. Ring
! Grayson. Mrs. Earl Schepp. Mrs. Sue
Jergcr.
District No. 6-Mrs. J. NJ. Turner.
apctain: Mrs. A w. Kerr. Mrs. Walter
McClcary. Mrs. Alex Dixon. Miss Hazel
Vale. Mrs. II. r. Kerr Mrs. w, II.
Moore. Mrs. II. H Criswell.
4 District NO. mrs. Ralph "yle. cap
tain Mrs. Vic Rehter. Miss Nellie Dcun.
Mrs. Homer Moore. Mrs. Andrew Fred
crIck Mrs. Roy Mcannis. Mrs. David
| Thompson Mrs. Mabel Schemp.
District No. S-Mrs. Fred Selby. cap
| tain; Mrs. H. G. Moore. Mrs. michael.
Mrs. Weldy Davis. Mrs. Wilbur Davis
Miss Mary Swartz. Mrs. r. f. SchiltS,
Mrs. Newton Wycoff. Mrs. Geo. Muir
|
Mitchell. Mrs. f. r. Miles.
District No. 9-Mrs. William Howell
| captain: Mrs. Jesse Burton. Mrs. T,
/ Bowen, Mrs. J. B. Farrell Mrs. George
johnson. Mrs. Joseph Francis. Miss
| Gregory. Miss Anna Howells.
District No. l0--Mrs. Alapugh. cap
! tain; Mrs. Charles Mcclure, Mrs. Will
| liam Harris. Mrs, Cecil Davis. Mrs.
Harry Snodgrass, Norris Rowley. Mrs,
/ George Mcclure. Mrs. William Saunders,
Miss Anna Frest. Miss Martha Ware.
ODD Fellows Meeting.
T1,~ -Antio1 ~ Belmont CitV lodge
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tended and interesting meeting In their
building on North Fourth street yester-
day evening.
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Rutortatns Glass.

Tho members Of the Kings Business
Bible class Of the First Reformed
church Will be entertained Thursday
evening by Mrs. E. c. Burkhardt at her
home on Harrison street.