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$500 Bet Wins S26,S0O.

Paris. Nov. Hacking a horse call
ed American with $500. an American
at Longchamps course won s26500. =
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sT am q member OF the Red Cros.
N Anertcs. and Z expect to raise
NY voice for IL again In the next
drive
SAMUEL GOMPERs.
President American Federation OF
Labor.
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Run 700 Mile. in Nineteen Day,.

Tokio.-Two university students
have arrived here from Shimonoseki.
a distance Of 700 miles. having made
the trip by foot in nineteen days.
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Auto. Burned; Rattlesnakes Saved.

Tokio.-Ffre destroyed every auto
mobile shown at the Home Exhibition
here, and missed every one of the 30
rattlesnakes and crocodiles shown.
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this WOMAN
SAVED FROM
AN OPERATION
By taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, One
of Thousands of Such Cases.

Black River Falls, Wis.-"As Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
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ASPIRIN FOR COLDS

Insist On -Bsyer Tsbi-ts cf As
pir n" in q "BAyer package. con
tanning proper directions for Colds.
Pain. Headache. Neuralgia. Lum-
bago. and Rheumatism Name
"Bayer meant genuine Aspirin
prescribed BY Physicians for nine
teen years. Handy tin boxes OF Il.
tablets oost few cents Aspirin 10
trade mark OF Rsyer Ganafactu-
Of Monoaceticacidester OF Saiey-
iIcacid-
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COAL DEALERS
RESENT U.S.. PLAN
FOR INJUNCTION
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

there be no interference by the
government departments or Rail-
road Administration.
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Imanent trained Red Cross orgsniza.
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NEWELL

NEWELL. W. Va, July 2.-Rev. R:
Clark. formerly pastor Of the Church OF
Christ, now state secretary for ives!
Virginia Christian Mission Societies. WIN
VI. Trout, also OF Charleston. Bible
school secretary Of West Virf.Alia, were
the principal speakers at the annual
Hancock county convention or ChurchcS
Delegates representing the churches
Of Chester. Newell. New Cumberland.
Holidays Cove, Weirton and other
towns in the county attended.
Speakers included Rev. E. T. Gala
CHER, of Chester: Rev: James T: RidgelsY
! wis H Of Newell. tA-A'0" '--1 MS % ~
In the evening. Rev. J. J. Cole. CT
wellsvlle. made an address at Chris
The Hancock county board Of review
opened q 25-day session in the court
house at New Cumberland yesterday. for
the purpose of hearing grievances
SCISSORS All complaints by taxpayers
must be filed during this session,
Many Newell people attended the SER
vices in connection with dedication
Sunday Of St Paurs church at Wctrton.
Funeral services over the body Of Mrs.
Jacob Wolf. who died Sunday. were held
from the late home in Grant street yes
terday afternoon. Rev. Herman Hosack
officiated. Burial was made in Locust
Hill cemetery.
The Presbyterian. Methodist Eposco-
pan and Christian churches Of Newell
will hold union services every Sunday
during July and August The services
will alternate among the three churches.
with the pastors taking turns at Off
clating.
The Asbury chapel Sunday school pic
mic will be held at Asbury grove July 1
A delegation Of Newell people will
leave here Thursday for Columbus o..
position.
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WEIRTON

Gin Walker. well known Hancock
county farmer, suffered heavy loss Tues
day. when dogs attacked flock OF his
sheep grazing in pasture near the
farmhouse Five sheep veg killed and
partly eaten and eight other sheep were
badly injured before the dogs could be
driven OF One Of the dogs was chased
10 a farm near Hanlan Station, IA. l.
miles distant. Walker came to Weirton
and made information before Justice oil
the Peace T. s. Hoffman Immediately.
NJ V Hindman. w. ). Bambrlck and John
Motheny were appointed appraisers and
will investigate and report the amount
Of damage The fund from the county
dog tax is used to reimburse IN such
cases. This is the first case Of its kind
brought to the authorities here in several
years.
Proprietors Of pool rooms. bowling al
leys. cigar stands and similar places OF
business were in New Cumberland yes
terday renewing their licenses for the
year entering July l. Violent prosecu-
ton Of offenders of the state law fol-.
lowed negligence several years ago ana
all were in plenty Of time this year.
The streets of Weirton are pelng
cleaned from beginning TO end this week.
A
the job yesterday. under the superVls-
ion of the street commissioner and po-
lice. They will work until every street
is spick and span, and will then be put
to work on othe rtown improvements.
including the cutting Of hig hweeds IN
vacant lots.
The foundation for the new open
hearth department of the new mills 10
being laid rapidly. A section OF IN"
foundation is now being built underneath
the building now occupied by the de-
partment Of public safety. This build
ing will soon have to be moved. ana II
will not be long until the police and
fremen are IN. q newer and much larger
home.
George Fingers, Of steubenviile, was
calling on friends in the Cove ycster-
day.
J. r. Lewis and son. Tom OF Follans-
bee, spent Tuesday with Weirton friends.
A. B. McHenry, T. S. Hoffman and
Charles Ridgley motorcd t. Beaver. Pa,
on business Tuesday afternoon.
Grocery stores. meat markets and
many other business houses are posting
notices that they will be closed all day
Friday. July 4. The postoffice will also
close. Barber shops will remain open
until 10 o'clock Thursdy night
II. +. Davis was business visitor in
New Cumberland yesterday.
Since the fare was raised on the street
car line operating between here and
Steubenville, many get off every car at
Cove stop and walk the remainder OF the
distance. This keeps them within the
10-cent zone
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McMochcn Personals.

Miss Mary Randolph has returned to
her home at Elkins after a brici VISIT
here.
Mrs. Clara Wilson. who has been con-
fined in the Ohio Valley hospital lor
some time. is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Reed have returned
home after spending several days al
Terra Alta.
Miss EcU Preston has returned TO her
home at Powhatan after a brief nslt
hrcc.
Dennis McMasters. who has been
spending thcpast week nj Pittsburgh
has returned 10 this city.
Miss Hazel Mason has returned homo
after q brief visit with friends at Penn
sylvanla.
Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Connor have
returned homo after brief visit at Phil
adclphia.
Mrs Phillips, who underwent serious
operation at the Glendale hospital Is
getting along nicely.
Mira. Ed Norris, who has been confined
TO hcr homo on Fifth street III for somc
dino. is now able to BIO out again.
Mr.. and Mrs John Donovan have re-
turned homo after spending a number or
days at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. L. Kane arc attending
tho centenary celebration Mt Columbus.
Miss Frances KIldow has returned
homo after brief visit at Weston.
Miss Helen Harris has returned TO her
homo at Fulton after Q brie1 visit IN this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Black. of youngstown.
arc spending a number Of days In this
city with friends.
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Picks Dempsey To win.

Johnny RyCrs. well known tighter Of
Mingo Junction. Ohio. who has been
spending two weeks at Toledo watching
Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey train for
their Fourth of July championship fight,
PICKS Dempsey Ia win. Bycrs. who goes
back To Toledo tomorrow to witness the
battle. says tn" champion is too fat and
slow for II fighter of Dcmpscy's calibrc
and has not shown his old time form IN
;rainin%. He predicts that Dempsey will
slim over tho TX. O." about tn" seventh
or eighth round.
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MOTHER DOMINIC

The tri-cnnial election Of the superior
Of the order of the Sisters Of St Joseph
in this city was held yesterday morn
ing, resulting in the election Of Mother
NJ. Dominic, for the past seven W eight
years in charge Of the North Wheeling
hos pital.
The sisters. who have been - retreat
duriCs the past 10 days undcr the d.
rcction of Rev. Father Stanislaus. Of the
Order of Passionists, Of Pittsburgh. con-
cluded their religious dev0i!ons ycsier-
day morning at o'clock mass. when
they received holy communion and tho
comforting of the papal oenediction.
Bishop Donahuc will select = new head
for tho hospital.
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Proclamation and Notice
Continued from Page FwelvS.)

duty imposed upon me by the ordinance
aforesaid. I. c. II. Dowlcr. Mayor Of the
Town Of WarwoOd. do proclaim that. On
Monday. the nth day Of July. 1919. be.
tween the hours Of sunrise and sunset
of that day. a special election will DO
held AT the North Warwood Hose House
on cath st. in said Town Of Narwood;
at the Center War&ood Hose House. on
18th Street in the said Town OF war
wood and at the South Warwood Hose
House on Warwood Avenue. in said
Town of Warwood. under the direction
and supervision Of such officers as
Council may dGsignate for that purpo, 70
iect said ordinance. The ballots used
al. said election will have printed there:
on a brief statement Of the purpose or
said election and below such statement.
fication" and Tor Rejection" Tho
voter will express his choice by mark
ing the ballot in the usual way.
At tho date Of this proclamation me
property in said Town. both real ana
personal, rs shown by the last asscss-
mont thereof. in 1918. for state a'd
county taxes, previous to this date. s.
.SSl2S.529 on which valuation the
said Town is authorized by law TO incur
IAN aggregate amount OF Indebtedness OF
Sl56.42645 under the provisions or tN
Acts Of the Legislature OF west viz
ginia for l9Oo.
The aggregate amount Of indebtedness
of said Town. issued and authorized. at
the date OF this proclamation, IS
Sc. 10000. consisting OF outstand.Ge
bonds to the amount OF 100000. The
amount which the Town Is authorised
to issue. in addition TO the debts now
outstanding, is sl50,426.45.
In Testimony Whereof /. &. II. Dow
/; lcr. Mayor OF the Town OF Warwood.
have caused this proclamation to BE-
made and issued and have hereunto set
my hand and caused the corporate sea-
Of the Town OF Warwood to be AFFIXED
and duly attestcd by W. F. Bartels. Rs
icorderN this 18th dav Of June, 1S1S.
, G. II. DOWLER
Attest:
W. +. BARTELS. \
Recorder.
[Seal Of The Town OF WAfWoool
JOHN p. ARBENA
| CHARLES J. SMITH. 4
Solicitors for Town q WasNb I
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him into a nearby farm house where ne
died within Il short time.
The bullet struck him in the right
temple and penetrated tho brain. Wheth-
or n rifle or revolver bullet took his life
Will be shown by the autopsy to be per-
formed tonight.
At MI. Pleasant it is believed that the
lad was struck by straw bullet. 1t Is
said somn Young men had been seen IN
n field near the scene Of the tragedy.
shooting AT target
The fact however that an attempt was
mad" I" shoot Mrs. Paul Sterling. rcIa-
tive Of tho Mt. Pleasant family nj her
homo in brilliant. Ohio. several days ago
leads II" authorities To believe that tho
child's death may not hay" been an acci-
dent and they ar" making careful IN
ycstigatiOn t. solve the mystery.
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CHESTER

CHESTER, ". Va. July @.-Charles
- Adams who recently graduated IN
dentistry at the University OF Michigan
Ann Arbor. has accepted an appointment
as instructor there. He returned mere
Yesterday TO spend his vacation WIN
relatives.
DR. g. G. Austin. physician and nurse
a, the American Sheet and TinptaNe
companys plant here. has been trans
fsrrAd 10 Cambridge. Ohio. DR.. W. L.
simpson, Of Pittsburgh. has oecn APP
pointed TO succeed him here.
The intermediates Christian EndeaHor
Society Of the First Presbyterian churcn
held an outing at Rock Springs PARK
= Tuesday night. ,L
A meeting ~ the Globe Th'mble CLUB
vas held in tho First nlteo iFesoS'e-
rian church yesterday.
A baby boy was born yesterday to Mr..
and Ms. Louis +. Stahly. of Louisiana
avenue. I
Tho Mill Creek Presbyterian church
,,cntr win be held on the Sill Creek
grounds Friday.
Samuel Muto. OF Weirton. indicted r0r
cheating with intent to kiln. will be given
n stennd trial nj the November term OF
the circuit court AZ New Cumberland
rh. annual outing Of the Philathean
phi. class Of the First Presbyterian
church Will be held at Rock Springs PARK
Tuesday.
Miss Pearl NeisvonEer entertained
the FRANKLIN Fancywork club at her
homs in the Hookstown road Wed1es-
day afternoon. .,
virgil Hasson has accepted a clerical
.os,t,on n the Panhandle station here.
BECAUSE OF the serious illness OF h'1
mother, Private Frank Tolley. now So
toned at Camp Sherman ONO. wiz Nc
s,..h.rred thin week. war department
ere-t.,s have advised Chester relatives.
After II months service overseAH ri
,..tn vyu.tan Simcox has been dis
charged and has returned to HIS nome
here.
Rev. Paul r. Reynolds. pastor OF tne
First Presbyterian church. IS enjoying
a,tn.. vacation ut Fort Henry. y. 7.
Dur,nr his absence no regular services
he held in the church.
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Local Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. 7. f. Scott have arrived
IN tho city toSmakc their future nome:
They are now stopping ct the HoSti
Wells. Mr. Scott Is connected win INC
Sistersvine and New Martinsvllie lrac-
ton company. which is taxing over ''''
Mon Traction system. .
Miss Daisy Reppard Of Middlepourne
and Mrs CLYDE Conway Of CcnterV'llc'
we're here this morning on their way "
Wheeling. ". Va.
Mrs W NJ. Mallick OF North Wells
street who has been spending the past
five months on the Mallick farm near
ithaca, y. Y. has returned home
Mrs. o. S. Rexrode. who recently uh-
5erwen, an operation at the Ohio NaIley
Geenral hospital is slowly recovering At
her home on Water street.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Alder have retur ~
GA from a ten days visit with 1rlenuS u,
Chicago. III. Mr.. Alder also a'tehoNu
tho Moose convention IN Mooseheart'
III. 10 e
sncndinr q couple Of months with her
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Folger' OF
Purslcy, was shopping in the Sistersvl'le
stores today. $780, oL,a
Miss paula Dubois Of Sanduky. OHIO
-ri,.nd mis- afternoon and Is the guest
OF Miss Rox:e Alexanotv and other
friends ,. -
Misses Nora and Frances DeRolt re-
turnhd this morning from Colum0uS' O''
where they spent a few days.
w. E. Moss Of the land department or
The Wiser oil company has returt.eI
from Lodi, Ohio, where he spent several
days
Mr. A. B. Moore. who holds a respon-
<ible position m the office OF tne s. "a
auditor was here n snort time inns
Warning onroute 70 Charleston from ms
home in New Mart,nsville, where ne
spent the past few days.
Miss Bulah Hcnsell left this mornins
at,snd the Methodist Centenary at
Columbus. Ohio.
Mr., and Mrs. W. J. Russell Of Russell
avenue. motored down 70 Ihei! lart'
near PORTLAND. Ohio. today. They antlci-
mate a pleasant time. They will remain
= few days to arrange for camping. on
tehir return to camp next week they VIII
10 accompanied by friends from Wheel
ing who will spend some time with
them.
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! SISTERSV|LLE
aooa needs Association.

Following an address by II. b. SnYder
or pprkerShurr. divisional engineer OF
the state Road Commission. an organi-
cation 10 be known as the Lincoln Dis
trict Good Roads Association was FORM
"a AZ a meeting OF representative citi-
gems held last evening IN the city build
ing.
Charles Z. schupbach was elected
president and walter r. Rsits. secre-
tary. Eight Vice presrdents were elect
ed who, with the president and secre-
tary. form the executive committee. The
committee 10 to work out plans for per-
fectinE the organisation waien VIZ, ~, %
by Prsatdsn4 acAupNaeh.. .-..
d The vice peesidsnts elected last even
ing include D. T. Thoensn. Mayor Will
Nan l. Sutton. J. p. Flynn, John Mo
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wellsburT Briefs.

Mrs II. .. McCuskcy and daughter
Margaret. expect To leave on Thursday
for L visit with relatives in Morgan
town ami FairmOnt. W. Va.
Miss BESSIE Mechanic was Wheel
INK shopper Wednesday.
Mrs Jay Zilliken was n shopper in
Wheeling. Wednesday,.
Miss MarGcr? Mag"c. Of Century
farm. Is III" guest Of her aunt. Miss Sue
Magcr. and attended chautauQua.
Mrs. L. Il. chew and son. Linden, arc
visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Schrnck. of Wheeling.
Miss Mary lIcadlcy has returned 10
her home in Wcllsvilic. O.. after a visit
nj the home Of Nr. and Mrs. 0. ".
LigCrtt Miss Lucia LiEgett accom-
panied Miss lIcadlCy TO Wcilsvil)c.
Miss Martha Peel. of Maynard. o.. s
n visitor at. the home Of Mt. and Mrs.
James Peel and other relatives.
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Word has boon rCCCINCN NCTC IIIttN ".
Neil Ankrcm Of Huntington and MT.
Caldwell Riggs 81 Charleston. were
married SUNDAY. Mrs. Riggs is MID
dlrbourne girl but for the past few years
has made her home in Huntington: MT.
Riggs il a Tyler county boy ana was
formerly employed in the Bank or MIC
Clebournc. For some time before the
war ne was living on a homestead IN the
west. then ne served nearly Two years
with the American forces IN France !"
and MIS-. Riggs will make their nome l"
charleston. where Mr.. Rggs is employ
"a in a hank. Their many friends wish
them much happiness.
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Mrs. Della May lI"lt Graham Perry.
who says che has had seven husbands.
three Of whom ar" living and four dead
will BE- given Il preliminary hearing this
Coming IN JustiC" LAWYERS court on "A
hlgamy charge made BY her last hus-
band. JOSE William Perry. of Point
Pleasant. w. Va Sh" has been con-
fined in the county jail since brought
back from Hammond. Ind. last Monday.
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Only One Left.

Two moro of III" four young men
locked up IN IN" county jail for ''r"fus-
iug to testify" - alleged gambling cases
secured their release today by going
before Prosecutor Roy Carpenter and
telling ""vrryth:rE." This leaves only
one Of the "trstificrS' in Jail and II was
thought hc would s"cur" his release by Il
like action by tonight. Tho special
grand jury conducting the county wide
probe on gambling and other lawlcssl"Ss
will ayaru convene on next Monday
morning.
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Petroleum Exploration Company.

At meeting of its board OF directors
Yesterday afternoon IN" petroleum EN-
ploration company adopted liberal poi
icy toward its employees. the plan per
hitting them 10 participate IN M
nrofits Of the company through the
medium Of becoming stockholders.
Another feature which will ada muCh
TO the comfort and convenicnc" OF those
identified with the corporation IN me
Kentucky field is tn" establishment OF a
company store ut which employees may
secure foodstuffs Mt greatly rcauceu
price. ., 90
Tho directors have also decloeo 10
erect moGHrn school building On
L-anturky nropcrty for III" benefit or
the children Of tho employees. IN"
school will offer the mcst modern "dH-
cational facilities and tho building Is so
constructed that it, may be used ZOE
general social purposes.
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All man taking part in tho chorus Sun
day evening Mt tho Fairgrounds nro re-
qucEtod TO rneot this evening Mt o'clock
in the auditorium Of tho First Church OF
God. The evening will bo spent IN ro-
hcurriug a number OF now acloctions for
tho Sunday rervico Tho chorus In COM
poaed Of 90 malo voicos. who will fur
ninh tho music for tho joint orpn air
seryicss OF tho churches OF this city.
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Golfers Miner Killed.

Dudley RumaEe. 81, colorcd. miner
was killed in n fall of slate in tho West
virginia. Pittsburgh coI company's
mines al Golfers. w W. near here. this
morning. Rumage Uttered passage
and began work as usual at s a. m Sew
ernl hours later another miner found his
body beneath heavy fall Of slate. His
BODY was badly crushed. He leaves a
,,,ifa NJ CoIlicrs
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The St. James church al 'h'N CT! -
being repaired and painted. h'h VA. III
terror and exterior. tn" carpenters
bavo been working on il for several days
but no doubt they will have ii completed
for Sunday. Two large painted windows
arc also bcing Installed
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Sprains Ankle.

George Reed. Of this city, Sprainrd ms
ankle Tuesday when he fell from ms p'-
cycle. Young Reed was turning Inc cor
ner at Sixth street. and '.S the street was
wet. il carscd tho wheel 10 SKID. throw
ing him from the wheel. rcsulIing In Il
enroincd ankle. 1t will he several days
berore no will have the use Of his foot
again
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Toz,n Will Be Dosorted.

No doubt tho town of McMcch"n vii!
be deserted Friday. July Fourth. M thrrc
has bean nothing planned here. duo 10
Tho lnrso celebration Rt Mnund"vii!c'
Many of tho societies and clubs or tho
city have planned plcnics, while many
Of the men arc attending tho willard
Dempsey night at Toledo. No doubtNMc
Moohen will DO we'll represented At
MoundsYilla
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Ladies' Aid Society.

Tho Ladies' Aid Society OF tho firS'
Church or God will hold social session
this evening IN tho pnr!ors of the church'
A delightful oventng Of various amuSc-
nonts has been planned md all m"In-
hers urr invited to bo present.
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Snxaphone Club.

Tho Saxnphonc club Of this city VIII
meet this evening at III" nome "l MI
Hermann Nuldrew. on Garh"ld avenue
Tho evening Will be spent In rchearsing
.omoncw selections on The instruments.
A, i, so.sorpblc hour the guests will DO
served 10 dainty refreshments.
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Biekertaff Homo.

Paul Bickcrstatf. Brooke county sol
der who recently arrived in tho United
States from France. but who was F"nt
to tho government hospital in WASH
inrton, D. c., for medical treatment.
has received his discharge and is nov
back in Wellsburg
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MANY WIN Go 20 Moundsville,

Many people Of This city will attend
tn. Fourth OF July celebration that Is
to DO held Mt Moundsviiie. ns thcro nre
no activities hera for tho day. A num-
her will participate In tho parade. while
others will just look ~. number of
tho people are PLAN - 10 take their
lunches and remain for the day.
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STEUBENvILlE
PROBING THE
SHOOTING Of
AN OHIO BOY
Special Dispatch to The IntcIlGcnccr.

STEI'RENEuLE. O.. July 2.-Jeif"r-
son county authorities arc at MI. Pleas
ant investigating the death OF 'harl"S'
5-ycar old son OF MIR. and MIS-. Johh
Sterling ,uf that place. who was Shot
to death Ivy some unknown person WINE
gu; riding IN buggy with his la'hcr
last night.
TIL" shooting occurred about one h'''r
east Of Mt Pleasant on the county ROAD
Mr. Sterling said he heard tn" report of
q run and III" next instant his son top
pl"d over on the buggy scat. ii" carried
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Entertained Last Evening.

Miss Mary Corsons entertained group
OF her friends last evening AT her nom"
on Marshal. street \ delightful "N"h-
ing was spent in games. music ana oth'r
delightful past imeS. At Il lat" hour 'ho
guests were served delicious rclrcSh-
mcntS
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City Council.

CITY Council will hald their weekly
session this evening in the mayors OIL
fee. on Marshall street. All members
Of the Council arc urged TO be present
AS there arc 10 be a number OF business
matters taken up end discussed.