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Evening journal., 1919-03-22
sd. sTEPHENs CHUnCH.

st. Stephens Lutheran Church, Tat
nall street, near Seventh the Rev.
Frederic Doerr pastor, will hold Sun
day morning services at 1880 O'Clock,
The Blessedness Of Christian Hope
Sunday School will meet at IS o'clock /;
evening service, 730 oclocS. Con
sc!Ous Cross-bearing" Lenten service
on Wednesday evening. Catechetical
instruction on Tuesday evening.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
BRACK-FX CUtRCU

The morning subject Of the Rev
Claude w. Clark, in Brack-EX Church
viii be The Way Of Triumph" In the
evening the pastor viii preach on 9TH,
Greatest Thief" Special music by IN,
choir. sunday School and mems elias,
viii begin at II O'Clock Epworth Leagl,
is at Z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
PROGRESSIVE sPIRITUALIST.

Services Sunday evening at the First
Progressive Spiritualist Church. Pythian
Castle Hall, No. COG West street. will be
conducted by Mrs. Ellen Goff, with
messages and lecture by Mr.. and Mrs.
Fenner, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
TRINITY NOTES

There will be the usual services in
Trinity Lutheran Church. Concord ave-
nue. and Twenty-third street. the Rev.
Milton IT, Stine, d. n, pastor. Themes
for morning and evening. respectively,
"lmitators Of Christ and "Christ's
Words Of Life" Sunday school Is at 10
O'CLOCK and Y ?. s. G Z. 40 I O'clock.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
ST. LUKE's cBRcu

81. Luxe hef0rmed Fpiscnnai
Church. Monroe and Eighth streets
Will have morning aver snd sermon
al i0.45 o'clock; Sunday school at 2.30
O'clock; evening prayer and sermon al
T30 o'clock; Wednesday at 8 o'clock
midweek service. The Rev. William
Lamming is rector.
Evening journal., 1919-03-22
NEW CHURCH

At the New Church the Sunday ser
vice viii be held at 1870 o'clock. The
pastor, the Rev. George Henry Dole, will
preach on the subject, Faithful Unto
Death"
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SHADYSIDE
WHISTLE

Rev. \. g. Rennctt. who. has been i'll
for thrr. weeks from influenza, IS now
abr TO 30 UP in his home but has not
yet been out.
Mrs. Albert Long IF Lincoln avenue
was hostess Thursday evening to ihc
members nf tho Allied club. which Is
made UP Of Shadysid> and Bcilajrc Ia
dies. Fourteen guests wrcr present
wnrr present. Music and ncrdl"work al
fnr,lcd diversion FOR the evening and
lunch was served.
Rev r. y. Zimmerman and family OK
pnrI IN leavr Monday evening for their
homo Ut Canton. Pa. rev. Zimmerman
viii hid his congregation here farewell
Mt tho evening service III the Christian
church tomorrow.
Mr.. Mckinley Summons has hH"n Ill
for scvrral days al his home on East.
Thirty-siXth street.
Miss Mary Crawford. teacher Of tho
primary grade has been out Of school
tho latter part OF the week because OF
sickness. Girls OF the Senior class have
taken care Of the pupils in her room.
The Amcricus society Of the high
school gave an entertaining program in
he assembly room yesterday afternoon.
Several visitors heard the students.
Rev. a. G. Whltmore OF the Lincoln
subject. The Stewardship OF Life" for
the sermon 1T the II o'clock service to-
Al o'clock he will speal.
on the theme. Why You Should Join
Church"
Miss W1nona White of South Lincoln
avenue was a Wheeling shopper yester-
day morning.
Mrs. Helen Miller Of Avondale re-
turned Thursday evening from Piney
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DIR. W, B. FLEMING TO
SPEAK AT GROVE

Dr.. Fleming. President OF West VIZ
GINA Wesleyan college at Buchannon. is
scheduled to visit this locality on sun
day, March 30th. He has been appointed
Director for the Pittsburg area OF the
Department Of Life Service In the Cen
tcnary movement Of the Methodist E2is-
copal church and Is we'll qualified to pre-
sent the challenge Of a worlds need Tor
strong christian leadership in these COM
Ing days Of reconstruction to the young
people Of the church who desire to make
the most and best use Of lie. The
young folks Of Elm Grove and EdgeWood
will do we'll to hear this scholar preacher
en- Sunday. His visits arc as follows.
Buckley NJ. f. church in the morning.
II o'clock. and Elm Grove NJ e. church
in the evening at 1880. .
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Fork where she had. spent week with
relatives.
Corporal Cyrus. Lutcs, son Of Mrs.
George Kcyser Of Lincoln avenue, is eX-
pccted home today from Camp sherman.
CORPORAL Lutes wears the French Wei
cross for distinguished service over
seas
Joseph TruaX. Sr.. moved YESTERDAY
from his former home on West Forty
first street to Bellaire.
Charles Rennic. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
william Rennie of Central avenue, has
enlisted in the T.. S. navy. He has tax,
en- the required examinations and VIII
20 on today to Pittsburgh from "nich
City he will be sent to a training STA
ton.
s ". Hughes. contract carpenter. has
becn engaged this week in remodcliny
the rooms in the Rodcfer building which
DR.. E D. Piper will occupy as an ofrce
after April first.
Members of the Junior League OF the
Methodist church will hold bake sale
at the Smith News Stand this afternoon
beginning at 2:30 o'clock.
Mrs, Richard Hepburn has returned to
her home at Belmont after visiting her
daughter. Mrs. William Griffcn OF Lin
coin avenue. for several days.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Morris have re-
turned to their home in Washington.
Pa. after a visit of few days with Mt.
and Mrs. ". w. Mayhem Of Central ave-
rue.
Marines is spending the end Of the week
with his grandmother. Mrs. Alice Ros'
coe Of North Central avenue: He re-
ceIycd his discharge at Washington, j..
c., on Thursday and will go on to his
home in Terra Haute, Ind. early next
week.
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BELLAIRE NEW S
draft BOARD CLOSED AS THE
RECORDS co TO HEADQUART ERS

The machine. a Curtis type. camo
into the city rrom the McMahon creek
valley. having previously caperej over
towns and villages along the 4. & O.
The driver while going rapidly over tho
city made Il number of successful
nose" dives. and many people believed
the machine was falling to earth with
the driver losing control However.
the machine was Well hnncsscd and
/. the driver not only performed these
stunts. but he made the loop the loop
several times
The machine made n successful land
ing on the river bottom near the old
Benson ferry. where q crowd Of several
hundred people gathered.
The driver expected to spend the
night in Bc1laire. leaving early today
, for Steuhcnvllc and other points.
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MANY BOXES OF QUESTIONABLE
AND OTHER RECORDS SS
WASHINGTON.
Draft Clerk W. c. Upperman is to BE-
come Active Insurance
MAJ

The Headquarters OF District Draft
Roord No. =. which have been ut tn" CitE
huilding for more than year past. Will
he closed today. The office VIII not
likely be re-opcned' again unless Uncle
Sam should decide To enter another war
Several thousand queStlonnalreS. VITA
records Of local men. securely packed IN
wooden boes. will be Forwarded 70
headquarters at Washington TO-DAY.
There. are nearly a score of the boxes
filled with Questionnatres. In addition
ALL. of the records are to be sent 10
washington. where they will be pre-
served as records Of this vicinity's part
in the war.
Walter c. Cppernan. who has been
the efficient clerk Of the board since 1t
was created, is to again become IN act
i've insurance agent. Other members
of the board were Cook Danford, chair
man; Attorney Clifford L. Belt, Walter
Smith and DR.. A. J. Clark.
The draft board. while 1t has been IN
existence, sent approximately 1000
young men from Bellaire and vicinity
into the world way. Several hundred OF
them were able to get overseas and take
part in number Of battles, but many
others were unable. to get beyond the
borders of the United States.
However. on next Memorial Day they
will all be 1lttingly honored by Draft
District No. people.
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WILL
ATTEMP To
GET MONEY
Attorney General Will Endeavor to
Collect Findings Against
BeQaireians

From 4 reliable source it is learned
that the attorney general Of the state
will make m cndeavor to callcct tho find
ings made a year ago against former
and present city officials by Il state ac-
countnnt of the accounting bureau. who
examined the accounts and records Of
the city.
Recently L. l.. Fox. the examiner who
looked over the local records and made
the findings visited h"rc. and it is I'M
derstood his trip was in hope OF Secur-
ing compromise on the findings How
ever. it is said that tho officials refused
TO pay back any money said 10 be duo
the city. and as 4 result tho matter is
now up.t tho attorney general.
The findings included Former Mayor
Charles WasSman, Former Service Dt-
rector Schramm. Mayor Culbertson. Fire
Chief Fitton and various city employees.
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MORE LOANS MADE
TO THE RAILROADS

WASHINGTON. March 28.-Adrances
by the War Finance Corporation to keep
the rail transportation system OF the
country in operation until Congress can
make necessary appropriations reached
a total Of nearly S135,000,0o0 today.
Eleven more loans were announced,
amounting to $12.549,200.
The Chicago. Rick Island & Pacific
received the largest sum today, s2.S0o.-
600. The Lehigh Valley was supplied
81. 400, 900. the New York Central $1,000
600 and the Chicago, Milwaukee e. ST.
Paul s1.6O0.oo0 All the other loans
were for less than seven figures, as fol-
lows:
Michigan Central. ss9:,ooo; Chcsa-
pcake & Ohio. 100000: Boston & Maine,
sf2S,O00; Wheeling G. Lake Eric s61S.-
400: Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis, $4,000: Buffalo. Rochester =
pittsburgh, s2Os,o 900. and Lake Erie &
Western, $62,400.
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St. GAINESVILLE.
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Filed.


1do Baker and Elmer Z. Baker TO
The Dollar Savings Bank GO. North
west part Of Lot s on which lot Is 10
Gated the Clarendon Hotel in St Clalrs-
willie. 81.
Anna Eliza Sidehottom and E. A. SIDE
bottom to Ida I. Baker Lot 8. the Clcr-
cndon Hotel property in ST. Ciairs'llic'
81.
Sylvester S. Sultzcr TO John A. Bar
ricklow. Land in Flushing. s.SI'5V'
Bella W. Blackwood to John y. Bar
ricklow. Land in Flushing. 81.
Dallas W. Murphy ct ux to Margaret
Kemp. Land in Bethesda 81.
Aens A. Murray and W. S. Murray 10
Elizabeth uanon. Land in warren IP'
81. ,,,,,or
Robert l.. Newlin TO Ross D. F'owler
and Mary s. Fowler. Lot in the GAs'
end of st. Clairsvillc. 81.
George w. Shallcross. Land in Putt
ney TIP. 81.
The Nefr Real Estate and improve
mcnt Co. to Andy Torok and katle 10
rok. Lot in Nen's Addition to shaoy-
side. $500.
Mary 4. Monahan and John J. Mona
han To Carl Hagedorn. Land IN full-
ney TIP. $500. =
Tom Duffy and Eva Duffy TO Leo L.
Elikan. Lot o6 In claire. $40.
William r. Hughes to Charles"ortn
Hughes and Florence Hughes. Lana u
Wheeling TIP. $500.
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Martina Ferry Briefs.

Tho flies containing all Of tho records
Of IN" local draft board were shipped to
Washington yesterday.
Miss Marie Wells Of Minso. is spend
ing several days as tho CUES, Of local
friends.
Mrs. J. r.. Davis and Mrs. Charles Tu-
bauEh leave Today for II short visit
with relatives nj Powhatan
Mrs. George Smith of West Walnut
street. has returned 10 her homo in this
r!ty. after visit with relatives at
Cadiz q.
Rev. J. J.. l.lnghorne. pastor Of tho
Episcopal church. has removed his resi-
d"nC" To the Ott,-rettit building IN
Fourth street.
MrT. George Robcrtshaw. former
resident OF this city. returned to her
hom" in ClarksburE. yesterday after
Il short visit with friends here
Mrs. Snutrr Of Elm street. left last
night for 4 short visit n New York
city.
Miss Kennedy. music teacher nj the
local schools. left for her home in CO.
lunnhus yesterday. In spend The spring
vacH ion.
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WHISTLE
Court Entries.

George Serena ct al, VS.. Worthy Ora
ham Of nj. Settled and dismissed at
costs Of defendant. Worthy Graham.
Antonio Cato VS.. Giuseppe Speranzo
CT al. Defendant given leave 10 ne
amended answer and cross petition Will
in ten DAYS.
Referred TO Gordon D. Kinder as rcfcrec
10 report his finding Of fact and OF law
steve Iampisck VS.. e. l.. W. Ky:
Co.. ct al. Motion OF defendants fleo
March II. 1919 overruled. Delenoa.iI
eyccnts. Defendants given leave TO
plead within ten days.
Lon Dunfre W. Elizabeth McAecnah.
Notinn of defendant TO amended petition
ovcrruIcd. Defendant excerpts. Detenu-
nnt given leave to answer on VI oeAo''
March FL. 1919. ,,,
Wilma f. Dorsey VS.. Everett Dorsey:
Divorce granted plaintiff on ground on
extrcmr cruelty. Plaintiff restored TO
her maiden name OF Wilma r: CONS,
Adrian 4. Mintler VS.. Y. & .. coal 20;
Of nj. BY agreement ~, all partlrs aIl9
with consent Of court. jury waived: ana
this cause submitted 10 the court ir,at
had On consideration whereof. court
finds issues herin in favor OF drlendanls'
V &. q. Goat Co.. aEd t;"". TaornpurE'
pros. ATTY. rs 10 \. s. Malone. lhoS.
Kelley and Adrian \ Hinder. 10 WIZ"
said Malone. Kelley ana Minoer sAeoP
Court further finds Of Earl l.: sro"h
and John Mackcy as against defendants.
VIZ o. Coal Co.. and Geo. Thornburg es
Pros. Atty. and assesses amount noun. que =, ~
said Brown from Y. & o. Coal Co, az
s25n ON and from Geo. ThornpurG' IrUs.
Xiv If $500 and the amount due Jonn
Mackev from Y. & o. Coal Co.. at SOU
amount due him from Geo. lnothpuIS =.
Pros. Atty. al $4,000 and for which sums
Judgment is rendered in favor @i S SasI
Brown &; Mnckry against 7. Q. Coat
Co. and Geo. Thornburg. Pros. Atty;
is further ordered that said !: d ~ ~. 49,
Co. and Coo. ThnTnhurE aS rroS o,;nn
m ch nav one half costs Of this actlon'
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SnaSoo Cose1

Last nights RISkclbIl EamrS nj lhc
Gravel Hill gymnasium brought To Il
close the most successful season in the
history Of n local High school quintet
OF III" II contests played on tn" regular
schedule all hut four resulted in vic
tories. TIL" teams having Victories To
their Cr'rtIt over the local tram were
Cambridge" Wheeling and East Liver
pool. TIL" local team won at least ono
game from each team met with tn" en-
rrptionS Of CambdEc High school. The
girls team has lost hut one contest dur
ing tn" season. that TO the Wheeling
High school laSSirs.
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Entertained Class,

Tho members Of The Young LADIES
Bible class Of the Presbyterian church
were the guests OF Mrs. H. S. Carmichael
AT her homo on Hanover street last
night, and the committee in charge ut
the affair was composed Of the Mes
DANES John Stark, Margaret Brainerd.
J c. George. John Donovan. George
Scdgw!ck and Mrs. n. S. Carmichael
An interesting evening was spent At
various social diversions, and lunch
con was served at the conclusion.
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All complaints Of non-dohvery
of The rntelligencer will DO adj
1usted by notifying tho Birds
News Agency, South FOURTH St.
Martins Perry, Ohio. bt
Red Men Hold Initiation.

ABOUT n half dozen candidates appcar-
cd at the meeting Of Wancta Tribe NJ"
rs. which was held in the Fratcrn"l
hail on North Fifth stree, last night to
BE- initiated into the order. -Four oil
the number were given the CHIEF or
third degree. while the remainder were
for the first and second degrees. TIL"
work Of the degree team was especially
enjoyed by those present. and several
members remarked the busincss-lIkH
manner in which the work was done
Several matters OF Importance were
discussed al tho meeting. and plans were
practically completed for tho diSiriIi
rally. and class initiation which Will
take place in this city on April Is.
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WHISTLE
Fish And Game Meeting Held.

The meeting Of the Belmont County
Fish and Game Protective Association,
of tho association. in the rooms or me
Rifle Club last night, was well attendeo
CITY, hut from all parts OF the county
A large number Of new applications Tor
membership were received, and the
membership seems 10 be growing .!
leaps and bounds. 4 large amount OF
very important business was transactcd
at the meeting. and many plans madc
for the future conduct Of the affairs OF
the organization.
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ENTERTA|NS
:: MANY HERE
~; III IN Ny sly bh
machine Visits Bel1aire in Interest Of
War Saving Stamp Drive.

Bellaire late yesterday was captured
by a big aeroplane. which before max
ing a landing scared over the city. with
the driver performing a number OF
daring feats. The machine came TO this
city from tho Wright field. Dayton. I'"-
ing On tour of the state in tho inter-
est, Of the war saving stamp drive.
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CIRCUIT COURT
C0NVENES FOR
Term monday
Chaneery Bu5tness And Few Suits
VIII Occupy Courts Attention.
No Heavy Damage Suits
Dockcted Yet

The Ohio county circuit court. con-
venes next Monday morning for the
spring term. with Judge Sommerville
presiding. The court will convene daily
for several weeks. No heavy damage
suits or other suits Of material impor-
lance have been docketed as yet. Cen
cral chancery business and several suits
will occupy the attention Of the court
during this term.
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Rasidents Aiming Themselves.

The fact that providers have boon no.
ticed in the ncshborhood Of several
homes in kirkwood during the past
couplc Of evenings has caused several
Of the residents in that vicinity TO purcc
chase fire arms for the protection Of
their homes. Ono local lady was fright
encd out of years growth BY the face
inc in nt n window on Thursday even
Ing ins. " The man is known 10 local par
tics. and will he arrested as soon as as
found. 1t is said that it will not nc
very pleasant for any more persons
hood as SOMEONE is apt 10 get lead
Mill in their anatomy.
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Eagles Meeting wsu Attended.

A largo numbcr 0f ihn mHmD''rS IT
the Frat"rnal Order nf Eagles OF thIS
city, were in attendance at the mcetin ~
Of that lodge which was held in their
lodge homo on North Fifth street Inst
night. and took an interest in the dis
cussinn Of the affairs Of the order. Frar-
ticnlly all of tho business matters con,
nrctcd with the recent indoor carn!NoI
of ,hr order were disposed Of. and it Is
understood thut a handsome sum was
realized on the affair.
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War Tank Coming,

c. w Dickens. the Belmont county
chairman for tho Liberty loan drives.
has received word from the federal re-
Serve headquarters at Cleveland TO the
effect. that ono Of the Is war tanks
that will be exhibited in the fourth
federal district during the Victory loan
campaign will he in Bcllairc and other
Belmont county cities and towns. 1t
will be here between April "3 and -.
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psenlar Services At Trinity.

Regular services will liz conducted al
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church I N
viii take place al $3.50 q. M, with morn
ing services at 1915. when the pastor
vii discourse on tho subject Of Bread
for the Hungry Multitudes. Inc veS,
per services OF the evening Will pcElh
a, - o'clock. and the subject for dis
cussion will be "ManlineSs.
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Good Declaration Present.

quito Il largo number OF delegates
from most Of the towns and cities Of
this county wcr" present at the semi
annual convention OF the County Wom-
ems Christian Temperance Union. which
was held nj the First Methodist church
in l[irkwood yesterday. The ladies or
tho congregation served dinner and sup
per for the delegates. and the program
which was carried out al the meeting is
said 10 have cen something splendid.
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Jr. Social ENJOYABLE Affair.

Tho social which was given By m"
Junior society Of the Young P:opl"s
Christian union Of the United Preshyt"r-
ian church, in the parlors Of the church
on Fourth and Hanover street. last
night. was one Of thc most enjoyable
affairs hold in tho church for some time,
and practically all Of the mcmbrrs or
tho Junior society were present ana
spent very enjoyable evening ne
limo was sucnt at various social games
and concluded with Investments
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Planned Cam1nairn-

A rl"cIin:E n hnIlh"rS md huSInrsS
n"n was held ia IL" First National
bank hIi}dInE last night when plans
w"r" furth "r',I fer ll,. raising of funds
here for assisting ia nnyiur the "Xp"us"
Of having TN" J"w"ti enamel plant Innv"
ar" going into tho r;nil;lil-n in the right
manner and II will result in the Srcur-
ing IF the plant for IN" city.
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3eIIare Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

mont County Fish and Game Associa-
ton in this city last night. a largo num-
nor Of ut-of-town visitors were here
Thomas Hughes of this city is spend
ing a few days in Pittsburgh on pusl-
CC,harles Weisend Of Salesrillc. ONO
q former local resident, spent yesterday
in town visiting with friends.
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WIN Give Three Prizes.

The Woman's Civic club is complci :
ing plans for the cleanup campaign -
be- held in Belllr" mex; week. \ CON-
mtir" Of women called upon Mayor cul-
bcrts"n yesterday afternoon and asked
cooperation OF the city officials. TIL"
club has decided to award three prizes
TO tho three school buildings kccpir.
their surroundings tho clnancst during
the campaign. \ COMMITTEE" has been
named to award thr prizes.
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MARTINS
T Z RRY
NEWS
Leave news items for The Intel
ligcnccr at Mobiles Furniture
Store. Shanc's News stand. Johns
Brothers Cigar Store and Birds
News Agency.
Many Interested in Bake Sale.

Many Of the residents OF this Guy
are interested in the bake sale. which
will be conducted in the old postnfficc
rooms in the Brady building on South
Fourth street today, and there is llltie
doubt that the affair will be we'll pat
rnniZcd. as il is being given under the
auspices Of tho Womcn's Auxiliary TO
the local hospital.
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WHISTLE
Fire Department Called Out.

All Of the companies of the local fire
department were called out by an alarm
from box yesterday afternoon at 3:l5
o'clock. The box is located at the cor
ncr OF North Fifth and Columbus ave-
nue.. and the fire was located in one
OF the homes near the Laughlin coal
trestlc. The work Of only couple OF
minutes was required to extinguiSh the
blaze. and the damage will be but few
dollars.
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Decorating practically Completed.

Tho work Of rcpainting and decorating
the new city building has been practir-
ally completed by men in tho employ
If Contractor James MCGEE. and to say
that the change In the building Is an
Improvement is putting the matter
mildly. All Of those who arc employed
in the building are certainly Elad 1t ~
All over. MS the odor of the paint in tho
building was at times something awful.
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lie schools yesterday amounted ~ n,o-o
lows: "'1'H" 4o1-
Ccntrar$CS.
Gravel 1Iill--SI312k
hose Hill--$l25.bI.
indian Run-Sl 90.
Union Slrcrt-$5. 80
First Ward-$3l.29
South Hcllairc-$2
West Bellaire-Sl so
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Merchants Sign Agreement

According to members OF the Retail
CtcrkS union OF this city. majority
OF INC merchants Of the city have signed
INC new aErr"in"1t. Thu new aErremcnt
Griwh up by tn. clerks provides for
Saturdays. Il minimum warc of * Nav
week and seven holidays during he
year. 49,