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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-11-11

CaneIs are sod everywhere in scientific
ally sealed packases of 20 cigarettes; or
ten packages (2O0 cigarettes in glass
inexperienced carton. We strongly
recommend tiis carton for the home or
Office supply. or when you travel
R.LREYNOLHs TOBACCO COMPANY
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KNOCKS OUT PAIN
THE FIRST ROUND
Comforting relief from pain
makes Sloan's the
Worlds Lini7nent

This famous reliever Of rheumatic
aches, soreness stiffness, painful
sprains, neuralgia pains, and most
other external twinges that humanity
suffers from, enjoys its great sales be-
cause it practically never fails to bring
speedy, comforting relief.
Always ready for use, it takes little
to penetrate 7cithoat rubbing and pro-
duce results. Clean, refreshing. At
all drug stores. 35c, 7Oc, S1.40.
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SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY

AS administrator of the estate OF
NJ. NJ. Long, deceased, l will sell at
public auction at the late residence
Of said deceased near Union Acad-
enly school house, on Thursday, No
venber 13, 1919, at 2 o'clock in
tie afternoon, ali the personal
~aperty Of which said II. II. Long,
:. !.ee2~e1, died seized ard possessed,
us-.Gs of household goods and
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-11-11

of hospitals; Alabama will raise
100000, and Arkansas 100000
for new Baptist hospitals yet to be
located; Kentucky is raising $780,
900 for the erection of hospital at
Louisville, while an additional Baptist
hospital has been authorized at Sar
Antonio, making four for Texas.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-11-11
A Lady in Chicago Telegraphs for
Rat.S,ao

Read Mrs Philips " "e "Youell's
Exterminator Co., Westield, N. J.
Rush So worth Of RAT-SNAP." ="
Later received the following letter,
SNAP: arrived 1t rid our
house Of rats il no time. Just
moved here from Pa, E5lerc !
used T2AI-NAP with great results.
Three sizes, 25c, SOC. 100. S Old
aaG guaranteed by Glider & Weeks
Co.
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issuance of a new certificate in the
place thereof.
Mrs. DR.. w. E. Lake.
October %, 1919.
1O-28-4t-1taw
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kitchen furniture, one milk cow
Terms of sale, cash.
H. T. LONG,
Administrator of NJ. NJ. Long, de-
ceased.
Newberry, October 20, 1919.
1O-2l-4t-1taw-T
MIR. P. LaDuke, Farmer, Says, You
Ret Rats Can Bite Through Metal.

Bet Rats Can Bite Through Metal:
81 had feed bins lined with zinc
last year, rats got through pretty
soon. Was out $18. A 81 package
Of RAT-SNAP killed so many rats,
that I've never been without it since
Our collie dog never touched RAT
SNAP" You Try it. Three sizes.
Csc, soc, s1:oo. Sold and guaranteed
bv Glider & Weeks Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tones, or trying to patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause Of the ailment clogged
liver and disordered bowels.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions, away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
If you have bad taste in your
mouth, tongue coated. appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or
energy, troubled with undigested foods,
you should take Olive Tablets, the
substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil You will know them by their
olive color. They do the Work without
gripping. cramps or pain
Take one or two at bedtime for quick
relief, so you can eat what you like.
At 10c aud 25c per box. All druggists.
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pa~0nAlG

Miss Coulla Morris spent yesterday
with friends and relatives nj Cameron.
Mr.. Lupp"rt and family of New Mar
tinsvillc are visiting friends here Tor a
number Of days.
Mrs. Elias Warner continues seriously
Ill at her home on Tenth street.
Miss Pauline Jones is confined to her
homo on Eighth street i'll.
Miss Helen Bcndy has returned 70 her
home II Cameron after brief isit here.
Pat Quieley spent yesterday with
friends at Cameron.
Mrs. Henry Miller has returned home
after Il brief visit al Warcrly.
Sterling RIGGS has resumed his duties
duties nj tho National Tube and River
side works after meeting with slight
accident.
Kcnnoih Puckrtt of Glendale spent
last evening in this city.
Mrs Peter Scltoncr spent yesterday
with friends at PittsburhG.
William HHrdHlt of Moundsville was
calling on friends in this city last even
ing.
Mrs. Florence Richncr Of B"llaire was
visiting relatives in this city yesterday.
Row Milton Griffcn Of Wheeling oE-
cupied tho pulpit at the NJ. +. church
last evening.
Miss Caroline Nolin Of Wheeling spent
yrStrrra: in this city with friends.
Rev John Buckley is able to be out
after being confined to his home on
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does hot MEAN THE END OF WARS
BUT MAKES FUTURE WORLD
WAR IMPOSSIBLE.
ALL UNJUST WARS ARE ELrK1TAT-
ED ny NEGOTIATIONS JUST
APPROVED IN FRANCE.
GERMAN PROPAGANDA TO HAVE
NO EFFECT IN FUTURE ON RELA-
T1oNSHP OF GREAT BRITAIN
AND q. s. A.

"a m"riio-ius achievement for the
United States against war. and Presi-
dent Wilson has scored in Il great plan
said Prof Albert Bushnell Hart, one OF
the faculty Of Harvard. whcu talking
10 en- lntcliGcnccr reporter last night
ut the Mcclure hotel. when talking OF
the league Of nations. Tho league OF
M tons, the parent body. as proposed at
the peace conference in Paris, was 4
wonderful Thought in itself. but the in
irres,ing Of small nations in the league
and their readiness to come in mani
fcsts the worlds Willingness 10 forcgo
war hereafter or eliminate it rs much
as possible.
"Thc league Of nations does not ncces-
sarily put an end Ia wars or their exist
cncc, but such 4 war rs they have gone
through would he impossible If the
league had existed before the year OF
1919
with tho pcacc machinery that we
have now Germany would never have
dared to 20 to war. MS her purposes
would have been revealed and it would
have aroused the world; rs IL was. only
the triple entente. Belgium and Italy
know. but not until after war was de-
cIarcd. Tho United states and the rest
Of the world were ignorant Of Gcrmany'S
plans until hurled into the conflict.
"prrsidcnt Wilson is coming home.
but he is going back. as his presence Is
necessary for the contamination of the
league. which is IN American idea. and
Mr.. Wilson will be there TO sec that the
idea is fulfilled.
The league Of nations makes UNJUST
war unnecessary, no nation can rue an
other down; ii has TO show a goou cause
for hnsiilitics. and the attention OF man
Iii it.afi n Il a.
tons Of the two. NATIONS. and the nation
with AN unjust cause which wishes war
will he cried down and lose the respect
of other nations:
'Iirncral Who'd pointed out some time
age that in ait thu wars which Tho
| uitrd States has fought. from the
Revolutionary 10 the Spanish-AmErican
,nntIict, if such 4 tribunal rs the league
of nations had existed and the causes
presented before such body, the Ihilcu
States would have been ruled against IN
every instance and the wars declared
Spcaking Of tho future OF Great
Hritain and the United Suites. Pro1
tiar, said: Both Of these great nations
have the same interests and common
mowers: they should not listen Ia the
German propaganda which is simply
formulated TO keep them apart. and II
they can agree il will be big factor IN
establishing IL worlds peace; in fact the
Two nations themselves can take the
lead in this matter and the rest OF inc.
world would have TO follow. I do not
think German propaganda will have any
effect in drawing the United states away
from Great Britain.
AS said before. both nations have
tho same interests. arc OF the same
blood and their dcatinirs arc practically
tho same. Great Britain never was very
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OBITUARY
David o. Holrook-


=; PITTSBURGH. Feb: 1S-David Oliver
GJolbrook. aged 81. one OF the greatest
authorities On natural gas problems IN
SArnerica. and head OF the division OF
natural gas in the United states fuel
administration. died early Sunday morn
ling Of acute indigestion.
He was secretary and treasurer Of the
American Natural Gas association
!president OF the Natural Gas Supply
Mems association and vice president or
the Dayton Pipe Coupling company.
Mr.. Holbrook was born in Onawa.
Iowa. He came TO Pittsburgh IN 1888
and identified himself with coke plans
Unfontoyn: A little later he entered
the employ Of the Oliver s Snyder COM
pany, becoming purchasing agent after
a time. which position he filled I'll the
coxnpany was ABSORBED by the United
States Steel corporation. when he went
with Pennsylvania Malleablc company
and the Central Car Wheel company. &.
In 1906 he severed these connexions
40 organize the Dayton Pipe Coupiins
hcompany and the Dayton pneumatic
Tool company. and was made vice presl-
dent Of both He was a large figure IN
the manufacture Of supplies for natu-
ral gas pipe lines.
Mr. Hoibrook was a. member OF the
pittsburgh chamber Of commerce. ana
chairman Of that organization 3 1uel
sommittee during the war.
He was married in 1901 10 MISS ADJ
s-ail Macoubray OF this city. who sur
wives, together with his mother ano
SzIster living IN California. two brothers.
PARK and George OF Onawa. Iowa ana
smother brother, Evan of Berkeley Call
Hnrnia
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STRIKE REPUD|ATED

BUTTE. Mont. Feb. 16.--Membcrs Of
the Butte Army and Navy association
which last Sunday endorsed the strike
Of the miners. today repudiatcd their ac-
ton and declared in effect that radicals
packed the meeting ut which the strike
OF miners was endorsed. The vote repu-
dating the action of week ago was
q TO 80.
Butte newspapers declared today that
the action or the engineers last night in
voting not to strike will have the effect
OF causing most Of the miners to return
to their. jobs tomorrow and Tuesday.
The electricians union, which was orc
OF the first unions organized to scs that
its members remain away from work IN
sympathy with the strike Of miners. re-
scindcd its action today.
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Reliance A. 0. U. W. Lodge
Celebrates Tuesday Night

Tomorrow night Reliance lodge. A.
q. l.. W., will celebrate its e6rh ami
rrrsary. with n dinner in the \. 0. l.. w.
temple. thaplinr street.
\ number of brief talks will be made
following the dinner. The committee In
charge of the affair is composed Of
George Bauerle. Louis {. .Laue and J. L.
Sawtall.
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WHEELING DOG SHOW IS
TO BE A" HUMDINGER"
President Albert welty Of o. Y. Kennel
Club, Goes East to Secure More
Tino Entries.

Albert Wclty. president OF the Ohio
Valley Kennel Club show 10 be held in
thr Market auditorium this month. stated
before his departure to the east that all
entries for dogs will close on next We'd
ncsday.
He further said that the show prom
isrs to be tho biggest and the best ever
large strings Of CANNES entered from
all over the country. while scores OF
thoroughbred dogs OF the Wheeling. dis
trict will he bcnchcd. Mr.. Wclty is now
in tho east making further plans for en-
tries for the show. He is expected TO
return home Tomorrow.
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RABBI SILVER HERE
ON FEBRUARY Is

Rabbi 4. H. Silver will give a lecture
Mt the Eoff Street Temple. Tuesday.
February c5th. unGer the auspices OF
the Ladies Temple Guild. His subjecr
will embrace his ticws or the war, as
seen in his recent trip abroad. He was
scnt IN France by tho French High
Commission and bureau OF public IN
trlligrncc.
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4 SEVEN PASSENGER TOURING CAR
FOR SALEAT 4 SACRIFICE PRICE

far cstranGcd from this country. but in
1898. during the Spanish-Amcrican war,
the, two nations were brought together
in the very closest relations and friend
ship. Many acts since that time have
shown Great Britnins feeling for us.
| need namc only ono example. and that
canal"
Prnf. Hart after his lecture ut the
Eofr street temple took an interurban
car for Stcuhcnviic, where he boarded
q train for the cast. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
Traction Co. Wants to
Increase Over River Fares

= The Wheeling Traction Company has
filed with the Interstate Commerce
Commission application to increase its
fares from Wheeling into Ohio. Copies
OF the application arc on file for public
inspection at the Wheeling Chamber OF
Commerce.
1t is said that the traction officials
arc anticipating n big drop in traffic
when Ohio, shall have gone dry the lat
ter part Of next May, which doubtless Is
4 correct deduction.
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ITALIANS STRONG FOR -
LEAGUE OF NATIONS

ROME. Saturday. Feb. i5.--Thc whole
Italian press grccts with JOY and salts
faction. the announcement of the founda-
ton of the league of nations. and praises
President Wilson for the evidence he has
shown in setting a concrete basis LOT
th, league before leaving for America.
All declare that the war has not been
IN vain if there arises from II society
which will forever prevent recurrence
OF such 4 conflict
The McSsaSg"ro says: We greet with
dcnp emotion and sincere faith the
foundation Of the league Of nations and
hope that the representatives of tho en-
tente gathered around Mr.. Wilson will
Immediately approve. the project which
has been presented.
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Is CENTS WORTH BURTONE
WILL STOP. INDIGESTION

nerves and refreshed. Eat big hearty
breakfast. Eat your favorite dishes.
Take Il couple more per directions and
IL Burtonc tablets don't give you quick
er. better and more complete relief than
you ever experienced before in your life
the druggist will refund just exactly
double what the tube of Burtone tablets
cost you. That's fair enough. Il Is the
same guarantee the United Store Co.
put on these tablets years ago 1t still
holds good. Double guaranteed indi-
gcstion relief. Get CSC tube.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
PROF. HART DISCUSSES LEAGUE Of
NATIONS" WITH |NTELUGENCER
REPORTER AND VOICES APPROVAL

Eighth street. i'll for number OF days.
spent vest crday in this city.
Miss Grace kresgc Of New Castle
Charles Schane continues i'll at his
home on Logan street.
Mrs. -. C. Fillmore Of Cleveland is Wis
iting friends here for a number Of days.
Mr.. and Mrs J. i. Dunn arc spending
number Of days with friends II
Youngstown. Ohio.
Mrs. K. Morris Of Detroit was busi-
ness visitor here Saturday.
Miss Ethel Pullun is able TO bc out
after n weeks illness.
Mrs. Tennessee Conway is improv-
ing after Il number Of weeks of illness.
Miss Clara Greek of Newark, Ohio,
is spending number or days in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. Anderson OF Blaine
are visiting friends here.
Mrs. r. S. Young is visiting friends
al FulanSbcc.
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Mrs. August Auth.

At her home at TAG Edgington Lane
w5a,vood az us o'clock Saturday al
ternoon. occurred the death Of MI, Mrs
Anne Z. Auth. wife of August AUTH
-Rronchial pneumonia was the cause o. Q,
death, and she had been III out snq CO.
tiine. She was in her 9Th year; Mrs
Auth was born on the South Side. ano
her n marriage 70 Mr. Auth took place Au;
Eust Sth. 1855. The union wa blessed
With nine children of which two sons
George Auth. Of Battle creek. Hlcn
and Albert Auth. and three daushters'
Sister Terasita OF ST. Joseph,S con,
Vent. and Misses Mary and Theresa a
Auth. at home. survive surviving U1t*t a,ST
of Baltimore. Md. and brother. Peter
:Wasman. Of Chattanooga. Tenn. ~,
Deceased was member OF st. MI
ehaErs church. Edgipgtons Lane -, a
Kind and loving mother. admired ana
respected BY all who knew her.
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residence at 30l: Thirteenth street. fol-
lowed by requiem high mass at ST.
Joseph's cathedral 81 S:45 o'clock. m
terment will be made in Mt. calvary
Mrs. KELLEY died Of pneumonia, Tot
lowing Influenza She was in the I2nd
year Of her age and had been Il resident
Of Wheeling for the past eight years.
She is survived by her husband. one
SON aud seven daughters. also two SIS.
tcrs and two brothers.
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JUST oVERHAULED AND IN FIRST.
. CLASS coNDlTION-oFFEREO
AT Low PRICE FOR
QUICK SALE,

Here is chance to purchase a high.
grade seven passenger used car at q
bargain.
This car has just been thoroughly
overhauled and am authorized to sell
1t at a r1diculously low price II taken
at once.
Make appointment with Floyd D.
MatherS by telephone at the Lincoln
gaarge, Sixteenth and Eoff streets, for
further particulars and demonstra.
ton Of car. Fish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
EASTERN OHIO
TROOPS HAILED
BY ITALIANS

GENOA. Italy. Feb. lG.-Thc Thr"n
Hundred and Thirty-Sccond regiment of
United States infantry arrived here from
the Italian front. The American sol
,Iicrs wore enthusiastically welcomed.
The streets through which they passed
were drckcd with flowers and crowded
with cheering lhrnnES who threw nuu-
quctS tn tho passing troops.
l;y order of the military commander
in Genoa. the American soldiers Will be
cntcri aimed as guests ut the Hotel Mira
marc until they sail for New York.
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KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
Memorial Held In 81. Pulls Church at
Elm Grove by Out-the-Pike
Members.

Quito number Of tn" members Of tho
knights Of Columbus met II the Car
roll club yrStCrda: morning NJ 10
o'clock and went to Elm Grove. whore
they attended II mc"tins nnd memorial
at the st. paul's Catholic church at that
place. TIL" meeting va" called Ia order
by Felix Niece" and the memorial adj
dress WAS made by Rev Father FlrEhnr
Of tho Elm Grove church. Tho prngra II
was II very impressive ono. but tho at
tendance was In an extent cut down b.
The bad WrNthcr-
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Mrs., Elizabeth wienaxe.

= Mrs Elizabeth Wleneke wife or VIZ,
liam Wienckt, died Saturday atternoo.
sss Twenty-nlnth street. in n1 her S, Ia
year. Death resulted from paeuhiS" nxs
rSs deceased before her marriage was
miss Elizabeth Mist daughter Of Mis- Miss
!Caiherine and the late Andrew 5; MIST,
She was born in WhSsi,n siS ane sh Ss Vas
an active member of Hope VI. f. Ghurcn.
GSurTiying, besides her husband ana
! 1nnther, are two daughters. Ruth an, ana
Gorilla Weincke. and two sisters; .;s Mis'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
BIG COAL DEAL,

PHILLlPpl. Y. Va. Feb. lG.--Wi!.
liam Taylor George. on behalf OF him
self and associates. has sold 10 the
Etcot'nu Coal md Iron company the foil
lowing mines: Randolph Smnkcfess
Coal company. the Joseph Hart land on
Rich mountain. $500 acres. s2a0.0GU:
Ihn Il. j. Jones tract Of s. acres at Wi
moth for $4,000: tho Muranz Coal COM
lnany at Middle Crock. in Clay county.
$50 600. md tn" clay County Fuel CON
pany. near Iiartland. &s5. 900. making Il
Total nf $4@@j. mo. This is one Of ti,n
tirgrsr deals in this section OF West
Virginia in i long period.
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nanrhort funeral Today.

Funeral services for Mrs. marguerite
.Dankhoff. wife Of William iDarkhoff'
who died last Thursday night. viii pc
Market street, this afternoon at 1870
O'clock Rev! Mr.. Mccullough. pastor
of the First Baptist church. of which
tn, deceased was d member. will Off
iciate. Intermcnt will be made in Green
hrood cemetery.
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Ra-1ou KprAral

Funeral services for BENJAMIN 5: Sa sSII
nou, Who died last Friday morning. WI!
gaze PISef this rs afssoee0a a, Is Isfsss
stuao, Rev, c. E Hemmer1ck. pastor
etfe shc Softh Street NJ + church ,as VII III
sofaciate and interment will DO mace az IA
Mount wood cemetery: under tHs and
sspices of Ohio lodge, NO. l. ~ AA0
Mt. Barlow was s. years Of age an no
.one OF the most prominent srocSes anu ns.
business men Of the city. he vas S. eSpe-
E6cen pas, chancellor. OF WhcslinE lodsei
which office he resigned atse "a, S hcnifn
wears of service on account or lli-hea''H'
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MARI Fuueral Today.

Funeral services for MrS. Cathsr,ne
,HTarE widow OF the late Edward Marx:
whose death Occurred ,; last Ms in Ftts
S,,reb will be held at the family resi-
Sence at IS South York street this ,, al IL
,ternoou at > o'clock. lnterment Will DC
made in Greenwood cemetery.
Mrs Mark was - years OF ago aHo
bsJ heen a lifelong resident Of " heet-
ing. x son. one daughter and Two SIS
TORS survive
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win Entertain Society.

Mrs. Merton Carroll will entertain the
members OF the Ladies' Aid Society OF
District No. Tuesday evening nj her
home in Marshall street. The evening
will be spent in discussing some buSi-
for some social events which will tnke
place In the near future.
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Double What Tube Costs Refunded ]
They PAN to Do It,
BETTER THAN ANYTHING
YOU EVER TRIED BEFOR,

Indigestion pains. bclching spells. dig
zincss. headaches. shortncss OF breath.
sour stomach. etc, vanish like the morn
ing mist when you take Burtone tablets.
Take one right now. Another tonight and
wake up hungry clear head, steady
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Birthday Party.

Tho NJ. F. church Sunday school will
hold birthday party Friday c"anirE
in the church parlor$. All having birth
days during tho months OF January and
February are requested 10 br present
and bring their parents Elaborate plans
have been made for this occasion and
good time is being anticipated by those
who expected TO attend
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Manton Funeral.

Funeral services for Mrs. Katherine
NHanion. wife of William Manion. who
died last Thursday evening. will be he'd
AT. $50 o'clock this morning at the fam
nv residence at .1S3 Eighteenth street.
following which requiem high mass will
sbe celebated at o'clock at St. Josephs
cathedral Iutermcnt will be made in
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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Rev. G.. N. Murray.

BALTIMORE. Md. Feb. l6.-Rev. g.
MoSlcy Murray. y. H., rector o. ST. Bar
tholomew's church and 4 widely known
clrrkyman OF tho Protestant Episcopal
church. died last night. He was ordain-
cd in 1891. and had been rector or
churches in Virginia. Massachusetts. Ar
kansas and Maryland.
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MCMECHEN
Quarterly Conference.

The Sunday school quarterly confeF
ence will hold 4 meeting Thursday eve
ming in the NJ T.. church ut 7:45 sharp.
This meeting will be Of vast importance.
Everyone is invited to attend.
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The weekly city council meeting Will
bA held Tuesday evening in the mayor 3
present. as a nuhm"r of business mat
office Ali councilmcn arc urged To be
present. as important matters are to
discussed
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Ladies' AID Society.

District No. | Of the Ladies' t;d So
cicty Of the First NJ. T.. church will
meet Thursday evening ai tn" home Of
Mrs. Jennie Dram. District No. 3 will
, b. entertained at Tho HON" If Mrs. John
Linrb"rgrr Thursday evening at y
O'Clock. District No. 1 will meet al Tho