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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
GOrdOn.Bergsten Enlargement.

Announcement is made of the en-
gagement and approaching mar
riage of Miss Gertrude Bergsten of
1908 Second avenue, Rock Island,
and Frank Gordon, sporting edi-
tor of the Davenport Democrat.
The wedding will be an event of
the early part of May and will be
celebrated at early morning mass
at st. Joseph's Catholic church by
Dean H. p. Durkin. The bride is
employed as assistant to DR.. P. A.
Bendixon of Davenport. Mr. Cor
don is well known in tri-city news
paper circles.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
Woman's Relief Corps Meeting.

Mrs. G. l.. SilYiS and Mrs. VIII j.
Sweeney presented the matter OF
the proposed course in home nurs-
ing, at the meeting of the Woman's
Relief corps, held yesterday after
noon at Memorial hall. There were
eight comrade guests yesterday.
The time was spent sewing carpet
rags.
A committee composed of Mrs.
Flossie Reddig, Mrs. Kate Reddig,
Mrs. Bertha Bruhn, Mrs. Agnes
Householder, Mrs. Hannah Larson,
Mrs. Emma Kahn, Mrs. Arabellc
Skinner and Mrs. Olivia Reid served
refreshments. Next Wednesday will
be the regular business meeting, at
IMMORTAL hall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
Soldier Benefit Dance Friday.

Preliminary plans indicate that
the benefit dancing party to be held
tomorrow evening at Odd Fellows
hall for the soldiers who have been
discharged and are without en-
pioyment, will be a tremendous
success. The affair is being arrapg-
ed by a committee of which Private
George Wilson is chairman and it is
for the general public. Mr.. Wilson
is anxious that all soldiers who are
to benefit from the party cOmmuni-
cate with him at the Y. NJ. c. A. be-
tween the hours of 1 and 2. This is
important that every man register,
If he is to share in the benefit.
The boys are very anxious TO have
a large crowd at their party and
are assuring the best kind of time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
Farewell for Mrs, Hagedorn.

Mrs. William Hagedorn, 4430
Ninth avenue, who is to leave Rock
Island this month to make her home
near Minneapolis, was the honoree
yesterday afternoon at a farewell
party rendered her by the Ready-to-
Help circle of the Kings Daughters,
held at the home of Mrs. Sidney An
derson, 1904 Fourteenth-and-a- hals
street.
The business meeting was dis
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
Mrs. Myers Entertains Class.

Mrs. Charles C. Myers, 1927 Six
teenth street, yesterday afternoon
entertained the members of the
Covenant bible class of the First
Methodist church at the regular
sewing meeting. The afternoon
was spent making supplies for the
visiting nurse. Mrs Myers served
refreshments late in the afternoon.
Mrs. /. o. Schultze. 1926 Four
teenth-and-a-half street, will enter
tain the class May IA. She will be
assisted by Mrs. Harry Denecke.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
WHkinsOn.R Richmond.

Justice John C. Higgins of Dav-
export united in marriage Mrs.
Mary Richmond and Aaron Wilkin-
son, both of Rock Island, through
a ceremony at 2:30 Monday after
noon, which took place in the JUS
tice office in the Lane building.
There were no attendants. The
bridal couple left for a wedding
trip to southern Illinois, where
they will visit the groom's mother
They will be at home after May l
at the groom's home, 507 Fourth
avenue, Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
Celebrate Anniversary.

Eliza Garfield tent, %, Daughters
of Veterans, of Moline, met yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Julia Forsythe. 2S47 Seventh ave
nue. in celebration of the surrender
of the rebel forces at Shiloh, fifty
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
Gives Luncheon for Visitors.

Mrs. David Neustadt entertained
at a prettily appointed luncheon
yesterday noon at her home, 2342
Eddy street, Camp Mcclellan, Dav-
EXPORT, inviting friends to meet her
sister, Mrs. Jacob Levich of Des
Moines, and Mrs. Harry S. We'll of
Cleveland. Ohio, and Miss Julia
Levi of Chicago, who are visiting
in Rock Island.
Two tables in the sun parlor and
dining room were laid with covers
each for seven, and rooms and
tables were gay and fragrant with
spring flowers in bouquets of sweet
peas, jonquils, daffodils and other
early pOsies.
Mrs. Neustadt is entertaining
also at a small informal luncheon
at her home today for her sister
and a group of visiting friends.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
Fahiau-StanIey.

Announcement is made of the
marriage of Miss Nina Stanley and
Stephen F. Fabian of Rock Island,
which took place at Pontiac, Mich,
April 5. Rev. J. R Milligan perform
ing the ceremony.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
Announce management.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Meyer of
$40 fremont avenue, Davenport,
announce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of their daugh
ter, Miss Esther Meyer, to Ernest
Breaker, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ry Breaker of 1902 West Sixth
street, Davenport
The wedding will be in the first
week of May, and will be a quiet
home ceremony. Miss Helen Lyons
will attend the bride and Fred
Maehr will act as best man. The
young people will reside for the
present with the brides parents
on fremont avenue. Miss Meyer
is employed at the Purity Oats
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10
EVENTS

company's office Mr.. Breaker has
been working at the arsenal, but is
now employed at Bettendorf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10

All those who made application to
join the Eagles, who have not re-
ceived their applications, can get
them tomorrow night at the Eagles
hall. The committee in charge did
not have enough blanks on hand
to supply the demand, but more
have been secured, and all will be
able to fill them out tomorrow. All
the applicants, whether or not they
have received their blanks, and who
expect to be taken in with Sundays
class are to report for examination
tomorrow evening.
1t is expected that a class of $50
will be ready for initiation by Sun
day. Two teams have been working
in an effort to raise the member
ship to 800, and this goal it is ex-
pected will be reached. The teams
have been given two districts to
work in, one from First to Nine
teenth street, and the other from
Nineteenth street east. The eastern
team is ahead so far.
The initiation ceremonies will be
gin at 2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon at
the Eagles hall.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-10

BOLSHEyIkI PLAN NEW BLOW.
London, April 10.-The bOlshe-
Wiki are preparing for further at
lacks on the Vologda railway sec
tor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
BASEBALL GAME
HOME COMING DAY

In order TO make fitting start Tor
Ferry's Day of Days" j. +. MullaneS
has arranged TO stage a great bascball
ramc al 10 m. on juno fist. In the
soldiers lineup will be found six over
seas" lads headed by Jack Nelly. the
citys greatest tWirler. Every Hun
Chaser" on the team will be Ferry
lad.
Ed. Mullancy who captained the
champion cantonment team Of the
country and Don Woods. former high
school star. will do the catching. BUCK
Morris. another champion. will play
third. end "Cy" Thomas. who gathered
the Huns in bundles. will play right
field. In fact. they arc all as Good
ball playcrs as they were Hun annlhl-
etors.
The opposition will be just as strong.
Captain Easton will bring on the field
the stars OF the 1918 Athietlcs-ffg-
sock. Ford, Hamilton. Crum. Weicher'
Graham. p. Morgan. Shane and Lattl-
MGR. Truly great team. 1t will be
some game. just among the "Home
Folks"
Vcnum and Smith have donated the
use of Padden park for the opening
event on Our Great Day. Mayor Raj
ston will pitch the first ball. BROCK
Brown will catch it, and Fred Bcrthel
will call balls and strikes.
Soldiers leani-'F: Morgan. LIST; 'Du11
.Tierncy. IT,: Wilson, mi; 'rhomas, RI.
Mullaney, c.: 'Woods. c.; 'Neilly, p.
NJ. +. Athlctics-Shane.' list: Prysock'
end; Ford, 3rd; Easton. capt. S.;
Hamilton, IT,; Cdum. mf.; Lattimer,
r.; Mclchcr, c.; Graham, j. Morgan, p.
s-Scrvcu overseas.
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Popular Movie Started.

The move which was started by the
directors Of , the Fairgrounds -Assoct-
alton 10 secure permission from the
council and city officials 10 construct a
new swimming pool on the city park
grounds, near the line OF the play
grounds. the same 10 be larger than the
old pool. so as 10 AFFORD a place for the
older folks TO 80 in bathing during the
sine when not in use by tho kiddies. is
very popular move and will probably
be backed up by the citizens of the COM
munity. There is not sufficient funds
in the treasury Of the Association 10
carry this project out, hut subscrip-
tions could probably be secured to A
fund of sufficient size. TO make the
thing success. once campaign is
launched. AS the pool would I'LL long
felt want in the town. Alex Dixon. 4.
IF. Gaines and Rrv. l.anghorn, arc the
members Of the committee in charge Of
the work.
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Brtdueport Briefs

Tho condition Tf Mrs. T. c: Farmer.
venerable resident Of klrkWond' remains
rnimprovcd. and slight hopes arc enter
tanned for her recovery.
Harry Dyson. local barber: attended
the funeral of rcla1lr" nj TlitohVliie.
ohio. yesterday afternoon.
Frank pou2hcrty and Edward fisher,
have returned home after business Trip
10 points In Tn" southern part or the
stale.
Howard Wilson has purchased new
Sludrbukcr sin from the McConnauEhcy
agency in this city.
Roy, Cook, tiilr"n of Mingo is Snend-
I'M; II few days in this city visiting
with relatives.
The members If thu Rife club held
another shoot IN their souvcnicr fob con-
I.sI last night.
The position If tho village counCilmrn
on The fire truck proposition. has been
The most important topic of discussion
III Tins place far several days past.
Local residents hH"" started purrha%-
iu:s lawn mowers for the summer, ana
th"y will hc seen in service soon.
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MAYOR RALSTON
4 BUSY MAN

Mayor James Ralston Of this CITY, ID
surely one busy man, and has been SO
for the past couple Of wc"ks. lie has
hccu In great demand for speeches al al
kinds of gatherings, and In one cFeh'hs'
has presented himself al as many as
four different and distinct organization
and committee meetings. The mayor Is
connected with every one Of the SUB
committees on celebration of the home
coming, working on the loan drive. as
sistinc in the direction of the play
grounds. running q coal mine. trying
offenders against tho peace and dignity
Of the town and other activities too
numerous 10 mention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Lead BELLAIRE 80. 49,. -.
Field Artillery Band and war Tank
VIII BE Attractions for Day.

Friday has been proclaimed as VIC
tory loan day in a proclamation issued
BY Mayor Charles G. culbertson yester,
day. A war tank and the 1SSth neio
artillery band will be the attractions IN
the city during the day. Many OF the
business houses have arranged to close
their places Of business for the day
Both tank and band will be here from
o'clock in the morning until O'Clock
In the afternoon.
The proclamation issued by the mayor
follows:
TO the Citizens OF Bellaire-
In the interest Of the Victory Liberty
loan. -,
To enable as many people as posi- Die
TO hear the 13Sth field artillery band OF
40 odd pieces, and to witness mo war
maneuvers Of a real tank. 1t is request
ed that business be suspended so FAR as
practicable from 9 a. m. to IL O'Clock
noon on Friday. April %. In the inter
est Of the Victory Liberty loan during
these hours the band will play on the
platform on the east side Of the PARK
and the tank will vancouver all around
the park. Charles Culbertson. Mayor.
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8h4dy1ide Notes

Misc Daisy Terrell Of Moundsvillc.
snent Easter Sunday as q guest OF
friends here.
4. 7. Harbaugh. now residing In Mar
tins Ferry, is having his residence on
Lincoln avenue cleaned and repaired pre-
paratory to moving his family here next
! week.
Mrs. John Rennic, Of Venetia, Pa, has
gone home after a visit OF four days az
the home Of her son In law, Reese Evans
OF East 36th street. She was accompa-
MED home by her daughter in law, MIS-.
William Rennic. of Central avenue.
Mrs. Pearl Shook. Of Friendly, W. Va,
Is visiting at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Amber. of South Lin
coin avenue She will be here until after
the high school commencement at which
time her sister, Mss Marguerite, grad
yates.
Mrs. T. B. Meeks and daughter. Miss
Helen. have gone to Donora- Pa, 70
visit relatives for week or ten days.
Miss Anna Wilson, daughter OF Mr
and Mrs. Swan Wilson, OF West aSth
street. has resigned her position IN
! wheeling and will remain At homo dur
/ ing the summer.
the cast preparing to show the war
drama, standing By carly in Nay.
| This is a very modern story and indPca-
lions are that il will be the best. yet CIV
/ en- by this capable company OF homo tai
! ent.
Vernon Jones. son Of Mayor and Mrs.
". T. Jones. who has been quite SICK Tor
several days. is now improving.
Miss Doanc Caldwell was hostess Tues
day evening to the Ekelele Band. entd<'
tanning them at her home on Central av-
| enue.
Mr.. and Mrs William Snyder OF North
! Central. avenue. have announced the pc
/ trothal of their daughter, Miss Clara, to
Mr. ]. Tillis, Of BellaIrc. Mr. Tillis-
came recently from Gainesville. Florida.
Mrs Elizabeth Davis and daughter.
Mrs. Gertrude Wilgus. are visiting rela-
lives at Darlington this week
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ADENA

Tho young men Of Adena- gave an
Easter dance in the old theatre building
last Thursday evening. IL was Wcli at-
tended and music was furnished ny the
Cadz orchestra.
their son Raymond, to the Martins
Ferry hospital Friday evening TO De
opcrated on for appendicitis. Several {;
others Of the. family are Ill with Whoop-
ing cough.
Zimmerman who have been over seas Z
returned home Friday evening.
Mrs Fred Mcconnell Mrs. Ray MOORE
Mrs Anderson Hagau were shopping IN
Wheeling. Tuesday:
Mr.. Roy 'Gutshall. wife and motner
from Massilon, are visiting friends IN
Adona.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Adams,
Sunday morning. daughter.
Miss Audrey Johnson spent the week
end with her parents In Cadiz
Several OF the young people from mere
attended the dance in HarrlsVille' FIJI
day evening.
Mr. Oscar who has been in Belgium:
arrived in New York the gath of March
and received his discharge the 18th OF
April. and arrived home safely last
Monday.
working in Akron. spent Easter Sunday
with his mother in Adena.
Miss Marich Gouchcr OF Toronto.
spent the weekend with her friend IN
Adcna.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Black OF Long
Ruin spent Sunday with Mr.. and ME-
Hcrnan Fitzgerald.
Miss Ada Gummera spent sunday
with her sister in Harrisville-
Mr.. Ray Munson is home on snort
i furlough from Camp Sherman. /
Miss Elizabeth Hardy spent Sunday
with her parents in Dunglenn.
Miss Gertrude Gummere was shop-
ping in CadiZ. Friday evening.
Miss Della Blake spent Sunday with
her parents IN York.
Mrs. Harry Reid, son and daughter,
were in Wheeling. Saturday. attending
Wedding shower.
Miss Mamie Nay1or Of Pleasant Grove.
spent the weekend with friends IN
! Adcna.
The Grammar school Of AdeoA- TOOK
the examination for entrance TO High
| s,'"ul here saturday.
Mr. Wash Rcynnrd who has been i'll
for some time Is slowing improv~
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street, A. NJ. E. church, and intermenc
will take place at Riverview cemetery.
ME no Anton, ohIIs :

Morton Wilson. young man. Of thfa
city, was struck last evening by an
Overland touring car driven by. Robert
Patton Of Broadway, on Fourth street
in front Of Burd's news agency. Wilson
was taken to the Martins Ferry hospi-
tai. Although the full extent Of his in
iurics could not be determined, It IL
thought that he will recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
.SHADYSIDE sxta


A pretty affair is planned for this
evening by the sophomoree OF the high
school who are to entertain in compile
ment to the graduating class. The party
will be held at the home OF Newell Ne1t
on Smithfield street and profuslon OF
spring flowers will be used in decorating
the spacious Eeff home. Green and
white, oolors Of the Senior class. are to
predominate. The company will include
the following who are members OF me
faculty and the two classes. Mise:
Grace Price, Dorothy Wassman, Mabel
VIM. Helen Morgan. Bess Workman.
katherine Bowman, Marion Gibbs. Neil
Connolly, Marguerite Amber. Nell SAM
mons, poane Caldwell. Pearl Fouty. Mary
Kcvser. Edna Monahan, Margaret Meek
and Edythe Ward. Messrs. H. c. Mar
dis. Walter Shipman. Vernon Jones, Ell
mer Archer. Avery Lee. Cecil panford'
Robert Danford and Newell Neff
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r,odterers Fined Heavily.

Mike Sara. Pete Scpaneas. May Moore
and Mary Davis were arrested AT
house on Walnut street. between flrs'
and Second streets. at an carly hour yes
terday morning and placed in jail
charged with disorderly conduct ano
lettering for immoral purposes. IheS
were given a hearing in police court yes
to-day morning and the two men were
fined $50 and costs each, while Inc
girls were turned over 10 Supl' U. al
Cory Of the Mission at Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Colorcd Resident Dead.

Darinc Prather. we'll known and
aged colorcd resident Of this city. died
nj his late homo No. 1875 broadway
street, yesterday evening AT $50 O'CLOCK
Deceased was ~ years of age and was
hnrn in Maryland. He has been employ
cd at tho local blast furnace Of the
Wheeling steel and Iron company. BE-
sides "A wife. three young children sur
vivc. Funeral services will be con-
Quoted Friday afternoon AT ::3n o'clock
in charge of Rev. holland of the Sixth
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Martins Ferry BT1Sf1.

Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Henderson have
returned home from spending q short
visit with their son a tCulver, Ind.
Miss ruth Morrison. Of Springfield, O.,
is spending few days visiting with To-.
cal friends.
CITY Solicitor H. G. Pratt LETT last
night for Columbus in the interest OF the
fight against the telephone increase.
Sergeant Russell Frazier has arrived
home from Norfolk. News Va. to
spend short furlough with his parents.
The Hunters class Of the Baptist Sum
day school will hold bake sale in the
Parker building on Fourth street satur-
day:
The local barber shops will close one
hour. earlier on Saturday evenings be-
ginning with the first or the month.
Bond statesmen were busily engaged
covering the city in quest Of subscrip-
lions to the Victory Loan yesterday.
William Ledson has sold his property
IN West Washington street and will re-
move his family to Weirton, w. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Victory Celebration

Everything Is in readiness for tho
Victory celebration and Peace Home.
coming Of the Loyal Order Of Moose "t
Bridgeport. The Fairgrounds on Main
pleasant event during tho week Of May
9Th continuing through the entire week
Ono OF Tho features of the celebration
Is the popularity voting contest ar
the younger set Of the town and suburbs
Balloting boxes have been placed at rot-
ing stations in Lansing. Rrooksidc. Bar,
ton West Wheeling, Wheeling island
and BRIDGEPORT for the convenience Of
the contestants, their friends and sup
porters, Both contests have good
number of candidates and things are
warming up IN fine style.
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Rcd Men Meet Tomorrow.

The weekly meeting of tho local tr1oe
of the Improved order of Red Men,
will be held in the rooms Of the Fra
.tcrnal hall on North Fifth street. TO-
morrow evening at 1880 o'clock, and sew
cral candidates arc expected 10 be pres
ent to receive the degrees Of the oroef'
Sitting Bull who waS inflated in'o
the order III the meeting last week. has
already secured an application for MEM
bcrship, and it will be present tomorrow
II
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Tank CommirR Today.

The small army tank, which is to Wis
it this city today. in tho interest Of the
sale Of the NTH Victory Loan bonds.
will travel over the streets Of the town,
and there is little doubt that local resi-
dents will be on the lookout for the
monster. as many have never yet had an
opportunity To see ono at close range.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
NAV Abandon Hish School.

II Us reported that the Shadysidc high
school may De abandoned after this
year. Officials OF the local school board
have heard talk Of the matter. Should
the school at Shadysidc be abandoned.
the Bellairc high school. already over
crowded by moro than 100 pupils will
have to be enlarged. School board pres
ident H P Rodewis believes that the
best way to meet the emergency tempo
rarily would be to erect third story
on the present high school building.
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Eap1ss Meeting Tomorrow.

Plans have been made for an inter-
esting meeting Of the local lodge Of
Eagles nj their lodge home on North
Fifth street tonight. and the usual large
Of the members Of the lodge
is anticipated. The baseball team OF
the local lodge Is now an assured fac''
under the management Of Art Rowlcy'
and the first game will hc played al
League park on Sunday, May llth.
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Services Well Attended.

Tho special preparatory services
which were conducted in the United
Presbyterian church on North Fourth
street, last night, were we'll attended,
and all enjoyed the sermon preached
by Rev. Hugh G. SnodgraSs Of Saline
Vile. o. The same minister will have
charge Of the services tonight ana
those OF tomorrow night will be IN
charge Of Rev. Charles 5. Wingcrd, or
the Presbyterian church.
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Soldiers to Pnrde.

All soldiers in this city have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
Fish and Game Association

The regular monthly mrttlns OF INC
Belmont County Fish and Game l'rotec-
tive Association. which Will he held IN
tho rooms Of the Riilc club on Lincoln
avenue tomorrow evening. promises TO
be interesting. and will probably attract
Il large attendance of IN" incmhcrS
throughout the county. II is unuerStooq
thai cases of violation of the fishing and
hunting laws have been uncovered, ana
action Of tho association will likely be
taken in the matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-24
rnnrtsen Offenders,

Fourteen offenders faced Mayor Gull
bcrtson in police court yesterday when
nc called the docket at the city building
TWO were up for unlawful cohabitation'
y half dozen for being drunk and disord-
crly and the others for treSpaSsinE on Is.
& o. property and lettering. They were
given the usual fines.
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All complaints Of non-denveFy
of The rntelligencer will be ad-
,usted by notifying the BIRDS
News Agency, south FOURTH 81,
Martins Perry, Ohio. 61
soldIsrs' Memorial Sunday.

All of the returned soldiers have been
requested TO meet at the Board OF lraue
building, Fourth and Walnut street.
Sunday morning al $3.50 o'clock, TO az
tend memorial services for CnaFleS
Criswcll. The. services will be held III
the Methodist church Sunday mornins'
and Rev. Z. E. Schlitz, the pastor OF thc
church, will preach. All soldiers VINO
have their uniforms are requested 10
appear in them. and those who nav
ricnc will attend in civilian clothes.
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PLAYER
ROLLS

Large stock to choose from. Latest best
,rrnbars ALWAYS in stock. Courteous and
obliging attendants Come in and hear.