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Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
Money for Beatrice Players.

Beatrice. Neb., Sept. 1l.-The di-
rectors of the city baseball league
held a meeting Wednesday evening
and wound up the affairs of the or
ganization. After all bills were pait
there was $3.50 in the treasury, and
this was divided among the eight
clubs in the league. President Num-
ford presented a silver cup to
George Langdale. who led the
league in batting with the percent
age of .4S9. He returned early in
the summer from France.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
To Plan longeways

The Omaha Red Sox, a crack
!colored team, will play the Longe-
ways of Council Bluffs at Rourke
park, Sunday afternoon in a double
header.
These teams have been trying to
get together for some time and
now that the arrangements are COM
pleted, a great battle is expected.
The first game will begin at 2 p.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
Large Squad Reports
For Foot Ball Team
AT Shenandoah High

Shenandoah, Ia, Sept. 1.-THE
second week of foot ball practice
for the squad of the Shenandoah
High school has brought out a num-
Der of better men from former years
who add experience and weight.
Prospects are favorable for win
ming II this year with six or seven
veterans to build the team around.
Among them are Lewis, Drake,
Hamilton. Fishbaugh, Corey, Martin
and Purcell.
w. S. Morganthaler. who played
on the varsity II at the University
of Missouri in 1914, is coach of the
high school II. A squad OF p men
have reported for foot ball practice
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
Arrangements Made
for Murphy-St. Paul
Game Here Sunday

Sunday afternoon at Fontenelle
park, when the Gordon-Fe -Fergusons.
members of the Saturday league and
class A. A. champions Of the St.
Paul Amateur Baseball association
clash with the Murphy-Did-Its,
pennant winners of the Greater
Omaha league and Sunday class
A champs in the worlds amateur
title game of the Western Amateur
Baseball association, followers of
the National pastime will witness
one of the greatest games ever pull
ed off in this part of the country.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
Zim is Suspended.

Chicago, Sept 1l.-Heinie Zim-
norman, star third baseman of the
New York Giants, today was sus-
pended for the balance of the sea-
son without pay, according to Man.
ager John McGraw. The manager
declared that his reason for sus-
pending the player was because of
Zimmerman's violations of the club
rules.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
OMAHA OUTbATS
WICHES, BUT IS
NOT ABLE Win
Musser Holds Rourkes in the
Pinches and Lands in
Sight of Pen
nant.

Wichita, Kan, Sept. l1.-Omaha
outbatted Wichita but Mueser had
little trouble holding down the
score in the pinches.
The victory makes it possible for
Wichita to win the Western league
pennant provided it wins all the
four games of the series from St.
Joseph.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
|N|NE GAMES FOR.
WORLDS SERIES.
WILL Be played.
Majority Of Club Owners Of
Two Leagues Favor In
crease In Playing Schedule
This Year.

Cincinnati, O.. Sept. ll.-Nine
games will be played in the world
series base ball games this year, as,
against seven last year, August
Hermann, chairman of the Nations
al Commission, announced today.
Hermann said majority OF the
clubs of both the National and
American leagues had ratified the
recommendation that nine games
be played.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
Tulsa Makes it Four Out
of Five From DeS Moines

Tulsa, Okl., Sept. 11.-Tulsa made
it four out of FIVE by winning from
Des Moines here today. to l. Van
Glider, pitching for Tulsa, allowed
only four hits, and no passes. and
struck out FIVE. Score:
Des Moines O1o o 0 0 0 0 o--1
Tulsa ...... 0 0 0 8 0 l o 0 - 9 1
Batterles Boyd and Breen: Van Gill
der and Schmidt.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
Today's Calendar of Sports.

Racing: Autumn meeting Of Westehss-
ter Racing association at Belmont na,E
n. Y. Autumn meeting Of Harfnrd
Md.
Trotting: Grand Circuit meeting =.
Syracuse. Close Of Great Western Circrit
season at Milwaukee.
Shooting: Annual trapshooting tourn.-
Tnent Of the Westy Hogans at Atiant;c
City.
Athletics: A. A. L. nptional track and
A>ld chamDionShips at Philadelphia anu
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
Sioux City Takes Both
Games From Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City. Sept. 1l.-Sioux
City made it three out of FIVE for the
series by taking two games from
Oklahoma City today by scores OF
8 to 5 and to |.
: First game: R.HE.
Sioux city ....5 ooe 900 ISL 1
Okla City ....1 0 l 0 8 0 0 O. II
~r Batteries: l. ms and McDermott
Salisbury and CIR lin.
Second game: RH e.
Sioux City ........o o 0 0 0 Ia s O
Oklahoma City 30 0 l 0 0 0 O. s
Seven innings by agreement.
Batteries: Barham and McDermott;
Applegate and Moore.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
INNu TUT "VVP III TFHFEi
WICHITA.

Two-base hits: Wolfe. Wilhoit Gislason.
Three-base hit: Wolfe Sacrifice hits:
Yaryan. Washhurn. Sacrifice fy: Var
yam. Double plays: Ewodt and Mueller;
Yaryan and Washburn; Kruger Wash
burn and Mueller: Barbeau and Jackson.
Stolen bases: Wolfe, Musser Left on
bases: Omaha. IL Wichita. 10. Bases on
balls: OFF Musser. I; off Kopp. g. Hit
by pitched ball: Wolfe. by Kopp. Time:
1:45. Umpires: Jacobs and Shannon.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
Clay Court Matches.

Chicago, Sept. l1.-Three matches
Friday and three Saturday will be
played in the international tennis
events between Australians and
Americans on the hard courts Of
the South Shore Country club herr
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
SoX SPLIT even
IN DOUBLE BILL
WITH SENATORS
Shaw Holds the Edge in the
Opener, While Williams
Allows But Two
Hits.

Washington, Sept. II. - Chi
cago made it two out of three from
Washington by splitting even to-
day in a double header. The
league leaders won the second
game, 5 to 0, after dropping the
opener, 4 to 3. Shaw outpitched
Kerr in the first game, allowing the
visitors only four hits. Williams
bettered his performance in the sec
ond contest in which only two safe
ties were registered by Washing
ton. Score:
First game: r. H. T.
Chicas" .......o % : 0
Batteries: Kerr and schslk; Shaw and
Charity.
Chicago .......c 10000: :11-5 8 Q
Washington 30 0 90 :
Batteries: williams and Lynn; Zachary,
GIL and Picinch
Browns Shut Out Twice.
Boston. Sept. 11.-Boston shut out ST
Louis twice today. to 0 and to o.
running catch by Hooper In the first
and the brilliant support given fennock
and Russell were the fielding features.
ST. Louis started Maple. a rookie south
paw. in the second game. and his wildness
was mainly responsible for Boston's runs,
Score:
St 'fSS Louis sa'is' 90 90 % 8 !
Boston .....1 o 0 ? o o x-4 10 0
Batteries: Iiefield, Wright and Sew
ereid, Pcnnock and Schang.
Second game: X n. T.;
st, Louis .....o Q % % z
! Boston .....l 0 o 0 o x--6
Batteries: Maple. Bright and Collins,
SEVERED. Russell and Walters.
| Yanks Beat Indians.
| New York, Sept. ll.--New York defeated
| Cleveland in the last game OF the year
between these clubs today, by score OF
| pitchers battle. despite the fact that only
| four hits were made off the Cleveland
! pitcher Bodie drove in what proved to be
| New York's winning run with a single II IN
| the fourth. Score: X II T.
| Cleveland .....1 0 0--l
New York .....o l 0 x-2
| Batteries: Bagby and o'Neili; shawkey
| and Ruel.
| Tigers Beat Mackmen.
| Philadelphia, Sept, 1i.-Detroit beat
Philadelphia, to 2, in the final game OF
the series today The visitors punched
| three singles with a wild pitch by HastS
| in the first inning. scoring two runs. The
| winning run was scored in the fitth. wnen
| Hasty muffed Griffin's throw Of Veach,s
| grounder. Score: X H. Il
Detroit .......2 0 \ 0 0 0 0-3 s
Philadelphia 20 0 2 0 0 0 0 %
Batteries: Ehmke and Ainsnith; Hast!
/ and Parkins.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
Keenan, S Percheron
Horses Win Awards
AT Nebraska Far

Shenandoah. la, Sept, 1.-The
Percheron horses from the stables
of Frank Keenan, & Son won FIVE
awards at the Nebraska State fair
at Lincoln.
A senior championship and
grand championship were among
the awards. The complete list IN
cludes: First prize S-year-old Per-
cheron mare; senior champion s..
year-old mare; grand champion s.
year-old mare; second prize, futur-
ity; first prize 3-year- Percheron
stallion. G.
The Japanese silk cocoon crop
this year is estimated in excess of
l7,400,000 bushels.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
GIANTS BUNCH
ON ALEXANDER
AND BEAT CUBS
Hcme Run by Frisch Also
Comes in Bad Inning and
Helps New York
Win.

Chicago, Sept. ll.-New York
punched five hits, including homer
by Frisct. in the fourth inning off
Alexander and took a lead over
Chicago, which the locals were un-
able to overcome, and won the fin
al game of the series today to
). Score:
New York ....o oo4oo 0 % 10 0
Chicago .....0 0 0 0 8 0 o--3 0
Batteries: Benton and Snyder; Alexan-
der. Martin and Killefer.
Pirates Near Third.
Pittsburgh. Sept l>,-Pittsburgh crept
a little nearer third place today by de-
feating Philadelphia twice, 7 to and Z
to 2. while Chicago was losing to to New New
dinals, pitched part OF the first game
for the visitors and was hit hard and
timely throughout, while Cheney was un-
second game Hamilton held the Phila-
delphians to five hits and two runs Score
First game: R. II. e.
Philadelphia Q 9 o-l g 5
Batteries: Ames. Cheney and Trages-
sor: Cooper and Lee, Schmidt.
Philadelphia ooaoooo 90 5 o
Pittsburgh ... 0 0 0 I l - 13 0
Batteries Meadows and Adams; Ham
! ilton and Schmidt.
Home Run Wins Game.
St. Louis, Sept. 11.-Schupp's home run
| drive over Myers head on the first ball
| pitched in the ninth decided today's game
in St Louis favor. to 3, and gave the
locals a clean sweep OF the series with
| BROOKLYN Score r. H. 4.
Brooklyn ......o / o0el 0 ] 0--S 10 8
st. Louis ......o 0 0 0 II IL
Batteries-Cadore and Kruger; Schupp
| and Clemons, Dilhoefer
Omaha daily bee., 1919-09-12
Rain Interferes With
Grand Circuit Races
on Syracuse Track

Syracuse, N. Y, Sept. ll.-A
heavy rain prevented the carrying
out of the Grand Circuit program
today. Nearly 10000 spectators
waited from l o'clock until shortly
after S, when field of horses got
away in the 2:07 pace, which was
Non by Esther R. Best time:
2:07A.
The 2:1S trot for amateur drivers
was won in straight heats by Qui
Salt, driven by Pierre Lorillard of
Tuxedo Park. Best time: 2:l5H.
The program for tomorrow in
cludes nine events.
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Personals.

Miss Agnes McDinty. who has been
a paticnt in the Ohio Valley General
hospital with the influenza, is reported
improving.
Mrs. +. slicker, 27O9 Wood street. is
confined at her home with compilca-
ton Of illnesses.
Samuel Welsh, 1871 EoT street, g.
Civil war veteran. is improving from his
long illness.
Mrs. C.. Zimmerman. 3Sl4 Wood street,
who recently suffered paralEt'c
stroke, is said to be regaining her
health. Her granddaughter, Miss Helen
Zimmerman, is improving from recent
attack Of Appendicitis.
Mrs E. Otto of 3 Thirty-ninth street
together with her three children, have
recovered their health after an attack
Of Influenza
Mrs. c. Lyle Of is,4 Forty-ffth
street, and small babe arr rapidly I'M
proving from their recent sickness.
Mrs L. Nicdermcyer of 40l3 Wood
street and daughter. Marie. have recoV-
cred from an attack of influenza.
George Miller of the, South Side. who
has been in a serious condition for some
time past, but who was improved, is
again seriously i'll at the home of rela-
tives at 74Ok Market street.
Mrs Ed Remkc Of Sixteenth street,
Wnrwood. formerly Of this city, is the
uroud mother of a girl baby.
Mrs. ]. Hess Of South Twcnty-ninth
street is confined TO her home with SICK
ness.
The pavement in front Of Fonner's
pool parlors and Selvcy's hardware store
is being repaired.
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GERMAN OFFENSIVE
JUST ONE YEAR AGO

WASHINGTON. March Clone year
ago today the German army at the peah
Of it's power, poured down on the BRUSH
lines in Picardy. bent on winning HI
overwhelming victory before American
troops should reach the front In 1orce.
Today Germany no longer exists as
military power her gigantic war ma
chine has collapsed and the American
army she sought to avoid stands astrioe
the Rhine, shoulder to shoulder WIN
the British and French. and with aii u
Germany absolutely at its mercy. o
When the cables on March Il. lslo.
brought the news Of the first terrihe
German onslaught. American enor, OK
flccrs here today recalled. was STRIVING
toward the production Of an army OIL
1000, 900 men. equipped to bring V'etoLy
In 1919. Within less than nine months
the First and Second American armies
had broken the very hinge OF the Wide
enemy front with the capture OF seotp.
while decided victories had been won ny
the British and French. 1t was theh
that to save themselves from the isho"y
~ having their army captured. the Ger
man leaders forced the flight OF inc e'1-
pcror and surrendered as a nation:
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THOMAS W. Greenhouse

The many friends Of Thomas W.
Greathouse will join the family - sor-
row over his death which occurred suo
denly yesterday morning. Mr.. Irea
house has been a lifelong resident OF thls
community and was well known as
mill man. He was employed at the
wheeling Steel and Foundry plant as
hot saw worker. Mr.. Greenhouse was
ill but three days with the influenza
The family had much trouble 70 keep
him in bed and it was while out OF MS
nod that he suddenly succumed. He
leaves A. wife and the following named
children: Grace. Sam. Thomas. James
frank, Ida, Belle and Mrs. Willie Ann
Pructt, all Of whom are residents Oh
this city. Mr.. Greenhouse was % years
of age. 49,, ..,.
Funeral services will be held this
morning at s o'clock at the family res
idencc. Interment takes place at cam
eron, ". Va
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Henry Dixon McMahon passed away
nj the Glendale hospital at one . c'ocf>
Yesterday morning OF a complication o.
diseases His many friends JOIN the
family in grief over his untlmeiF oeati.:
Mr.. McMahon was rorty-flve years %
age and had been sick TWO moh'hs' i1'
leaves u wife and one son, Don. age l'u'
years. who reside at ia mann s'rtel'
Brnwuod. TWO brothers ana QUO sis'e e",
also mourn his DEPARTURE Chal''s ",o
l,rcrt nf Wheeling and Mrs. Alice Will
ison Of Glcnco, Ohio. The deceased
was q member Of the Loyal American
lodge.
The funeral services will take place
on Monday afternoon at two CLOCK,
from the lScnwoud Methodist Eplsc"pa'
church. Rev. o. |. MARBLE officiating,
IuIcrmcnl will be made at Rose n'i'
Cemetery, Bcllairc, Ohio.
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Doctor Tells How To Strengthen
Eyesight so per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

glasses. Eye troubles Of many descrip-
tons may be wonderfully benefited By
following the simple rules. Here is tn"
prescription: Go to any actir" drug store
and get bottle Of Bon-Optn tab let's.
Drop one Bou-Opto tablet in fourth Ut
a glass Of wafer and allow To dissolve
with this liquid bathc the eyes two to
four times daily. You should notice your
eyes clear up pcrccptibly right from the
start and inflammation will quickly dis
appear. II your eyes arc botherlng you
:En a little, take stops I" save them
now before it is too late. Many hope
lessly blind might have BEEN saved II
they had cared for their eyes in time.
Note: Another prominent Physician t" whom the
.loyo article was submitted. said: ''H"!-Opto is a
rcr, remarkable remedy Its constituent ingredients
ana we'll known to eminent specialists and widely
pr-scribed by them. The manufacturers guarantee II
10 erpnS,he1 eyeslsht so cent in one weeks time
IN many Instances or round tho mony. 1t can he
ootaind from any good druggist and IS one OF inc
xcrr few prrraratons feel should oe kept on hand
for regular use In almost every family II Is 500
In wheeling By C. IL Griest & Co. and other drug
storee-
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4 Frse Prescription You Can HaVe FUed
and Use ut Home.

Philadelphia. Pa Do you wear glasses?
Are you a victim Of eye strain or other
eye weaknesses? II 80, you will be glao
to know that according to Or. Lewis
there Is real hope for you Many whose
eyes we're failing say they have had their
eyes restored through the principle OF
this wonderful free prescription. One
man says: after trying it: Il was almost
blind: could not see to read at all. Now
can read everything without any
glasses and my eyes do not IVA water drs ANY
fully: now they feel fine all the time. 1t
was like a miracle to me-" 4 lady who
used it says: The atmosphere seemed
hazy with or without glasses. but after
using this prescription for fifteen Gays
everything seems clear. can even reao
fine print without glasses" 1t IS De
Heved that thousands who wear glasses
can now discard them in reasonaole
tins and multitudes more will be able to
strengthen their eyes so as to be spared
the trouble and expense OF ever getting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-22
Moundsvtlle Briefs.

A short session Of circuit court was
held Yesterday. with Judge J. Is. SOM
mcrvillc on the bench. Chancery mat.
tcrs were disposed OF.
The Red Cross work rooms will open
Monday to make refugee garments Tor
peoplc in France and Belgium.
The pupils Of the junior department
of the First NJ. E. Sunday school were
entertained last evening in the church
parlors.
surprise party for Mrs. 4. L. ALL
man was held yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Roy Wcllman on
[rirs, street. The event celebrated Mrs
Allman's birthday.
James D. Parriott went to Pittsburgh
Yesterday on n business trip.
Miss Ethel steele Of Bridgeport Is
visiting her grandparents on Second
street
Mrs. George Tyrcll is spending a few
DAYS with friends and relatives IN
Shadyside.
Mrs. Grover Stewart Of Uniontown,
Pa, Is the guest of friends and relatives
here for n few days.
Mrs. Joseph Sancr has returned to her
home on Lafayette avenue after Visit
with her brother in Toledo. OHIO.
Mrs. 4. J. Balm and sister. Mrs. j.
their mother. Mrs. Ella Miller of Third
street
Mayor T. G. Roberts has returned
home from q business trip 10 TEXAS.
Miss Mildred Rublc. Of Powhatan Is
the guest OF her sister. Mrs. Ben Zink
Of Second street.
Miss Daisy Smith has returned from
Wheeling. where she attended the fu-
neral Of n relative.
Venus Il Strosnidcr arc moving their
/ store from tho Hunter property to the
Chendlc building.
Mrs. l.. 4 Ward and Miss Josephine
! Rrun,ncr spent yesterday with friends
in Wheeling.
Mrs. Kathleen Riggs and Miss ELIZA
beth Riggs will lrnvc Sunday for Fort
Barranccs. Fla. to visit Sergeant James
| II. Riggs, on duty with the coast artll-
lrry.
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POSLAM'S BALM s.
ENDS ITCHING
SOOTHES SKIN

For eczema you must have an EN-.
cieni competent remedy to see tiuo
results. Poslam is so good 10. s, sHtn
in trying i, first and for all hp nng
right on the places that burn itch a,u
harrass:. they will be pacified. soo.neu,
cooled. Poslam offers duanty "
ounce that cannot be cqual!eu y!
~ inorficicncy. For every form or
o. an the skin. .pimples. scalp
scai h rashes. blemishcs. burns, itching
feet. -~nA
80 So,o - Emergency Laboratories s+3
Wns, sS,h St, New York City.
We" Grre ' your '' skin to become clearer:
brighter, better, through the daily ,use
# Poslam Soap. medicatcd with PoA'A
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WHY DO PEOPLE
ENDURE COLDS?

When by simply entering n drug store
and asking for n CSC jar OF kREW-
PIMA they could put an end TO thc'r
troubles. KREN-PINA is an ointment
that kills all inflammation .whcther
external or internal. You can apply IL
on your nose and chest before retiring
and your cold will he broken the next
morning-and a second application usu-
ally removes all trace Of the trouble
1t gives quick relief to croupy children
and Is splendid for bronchitis. tonsil-
tits, catarrh, headaches. neuralgia, sore
throat. burns. cuts and bruises. and the
hundred little troubles that beset the
average household. Put up in "ac Jars
and on sale at all drug stores.
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UN|ONTOWN {,

Mr.. Joseph Rcall VI Flushing was
caller at tho home IT his sister. Mrs.
Agnes McGlenn. Wednesday.
Several young folks OF this vicinity
attended tho dance at the home Of John
Caldwell, Jr. near Bannock. Tuesday
evening.
Joseph Gillespie was a New Athens
caller Wednesday.
George Armstrong, Thomas Grimes
and Emil Rose were business callers at
ST. Clairsvilc Monday.
J. u. Harm of st. Clarsville, accom-
panied by another man. were invoicing
at the store on Tuesday.
Jack Cook Of near Brilliant was
caller ut the home OF Hinton Rutman
few days last week.
E. J. ST. Clair and Henry McCabe OF
New kcnsington, Pa, were business
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Personals.

Miss Margaret Monroe Of Eof street
is the weekend visitor Mt the home OF
her grandmother at Taylorstown.
Miss Margaret Tucker of the South
Side, who has been i'll for some time
past, is reported improving.
Miss Naomi Laughlin, another victim
of influenza is confined at the North
Wheeling hospital seriously Ill.
Rosa l.aShorn is rcmodcling her resi-
dcuce at "a Twcnty-nrst street John
Fowler is doing the work.
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visitor, At the home Of Fred Roso las,

visitors at the home Of Fred Rose iasI
Saturday. ,,
Mrs, Kate Grimes Is able to be ABOUT
again after an attack Of the nu.
Mrs. Emma Brown Of st. ClairsVllie
is visiting at the home Of Ben moore.
John Humphrey has purchased tno
Sherman Able property near mere.
Steve Shores has moved his family "
Bannock. ,a
Albert Rutman. Harold randolph ahu
Ernest Gordon were in FLUSHING "eu'
nesday. an
Jack Folei was called nome on a..
count NJ sickness among his family.
The mines at this place have shut
down for q while.
Thomas Crimes who has been recent
w discharged from the army, Will go
TO work for the East Ohio Gas company
in the near future.
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Rriefs and Personals.

Dan Scully will give another oahce
in Belairc soon. n.
Will DecGan recently drove throue''
from Detroit with new Fora Which,
he has purchased. -, :.
Thomas Dcegan Jr.. and MT w.
Blake. are taking a trip thr9ush 90,
west in the interest OF their OIL ou''
ness. or,
snrndinr the weekend at Brooks Kun
visiting friends. ,,
Knights of Pythias held their rcEu-
lar weekly business meeting last nisht
at the Armory hall.
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BENWOOD
MN Resumes WORK.

The steel and plate departments OF
the Wheeling Steel and Iron plant
which closed down indefinitely three
weeks ago. will resume operations the
coming Monday, at which time tho
entire plant will be on in full in double
turn. The resumption Of their two de-
partnenfs means employment for at
least ono thousand men. 1t also means
tho resumption Of certain departments
Of other mills Of the wheeling Steel ana
Iron company which are dependent on
the Benvood plant for certain prooucta
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Meeting Sunday.

A special meeting Of the Methodist
minute men will be held Sunday AFTER
noon at 2 o'clock in the Calvary N. E.
church. The call for the meeting was
issued yesterday by District Chairman
James A. Sigafoosc. Plans for work IN
tho district in connection with the CEN
,cnary movement will be taken up at the
meeting. and full attendance is desired
by the chairman.
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WILL Canvass Returns.

Monday evening a meeting Of city
will be held and the returns OF
the city election March 10 will be can
vassed. The victories were 80 decisive
this year that special session OF coun-
Gil was not deemed necessary. At tho
meeting Monday the present city coun-
Gil will close their work. as the nc"
council will take charge Of the ahnlrs
nf the CITY April IA.