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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-30
claire bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

nrovcd and confirmed and stock ordered
transferred To widow upon payment or
appraised value.
Sarah f.. Douglass. trusteeship-flhai
account Of T.. r. Petty. deceased: trustee
filed by his administrator etc; sci LOT
hearing June IS. 1919; notice ordered
and caus" continued.
Sarah NJ. McKcuwn. trustccship-tlnal
account filed by administrator,
ohio OK rel. Ralph Marsh vs. Mary
MarSh-(ausc continued by reason OF
writ of habcas corpus not having been
served
charles Rudy. dccca scd-Application
flied for appointment OF executor p"ho'
s., 600, filed and approved; appointment
made, letters ordered and issued; ihNch-
tory ordered; order issued.
Cook Danfurd. drccascd-Applicatloh
filed for appoincmcnt OF ADMINISTRATOR
with will annexed; bond. s21.Ooo, nieo
and approved: appointment made lrttcrs
ordered and issued: inventory ordered
and issued. .
George GroSurCk. dcccascd-Appilca-
ton filed for appointment OF adminlslra-
tor de bnnis non vice Cook Dantoro' &C.
ceased: bond $l.700. filed and approved
Mary V. Burns. dcCeased-Applicatlo
filed for appointment Of administrator;
bond. sl.S0r filed and approved; appoint
mcnt made. letters ordered and issued.
Lola RcddinFton. ADMINISTRATIVE VS.
Thomas Rcddington CT al.--Order or pri-
yatc sale returned and filed; record or
dcrcd.
Robert A. Bethel. dcCeascd-lnr"ntory
filed, approved and ordered recorded
Cook Danford. Reconsideration 10
widow to make election under Will re-
turned and filed. endorsed with proof or
service,
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COLERAIN

Mrs. Richards. Of Columbus. OHIO,
will sneak in the w. G. T. L. hall Fri
day evening. Juno 13. Everybody well
come. Admission free.
MIR. and Mrs. s. r. Vickcrs and son.
Elmo and Miss Beatrice Barton left
Monday for Midlcn City and Athens.
where they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Clair
Sickcrs and Mr. and Mrs. Morris fick-
crs and family.
Mrs. G. II. Malin and son. Norman. OF
Brooksidc. is spending the week with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. LcMoinc White and fam
iIy and Mrs. Jones. Of Wcllsburg. spent
Sunday with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. F. White.
Miss Edith Walker has returned home
from Rocky River. where she has been
teaching this year in the high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvillr Bentley ana
daughter. Margaret. OF Canton. spent the
week end with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. 3. Peabody.
Eugene Kirkc. tn" young son OF MT.
and Mrs. H. y. Walker who is on the
sick list is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. bailey and family
wcr" callers IN Wheeling Wednesday.
Mrs. !. r. White was the guest OF
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Miller. OF
Pleasant. Grove Thursday.
Mrs. Deborah White is able to hc out
again after several days illness.
Mrs. Il. 4. Baily and son. Paul. or
Wheeling werc tho guests OF Mrs. Dc
horah White Sunday.
Mrs krcigcr was tho guest OF her
son. w. II. ErniGcr. Tuesday.
Inll n
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BRIDGEPORT
NEWS
Leave news items for Tho Inter
ilgcncer at Hickey's News stand.
Seiby & Reeds Drug Store or The
Bridgeport Hardware Company.
Program Por Memorial Day.

The members of the local post of vet
Grams OF the civil war will meet on
Main street. near the Z"rah Sharp store
this morning at nine o'clock. to be con-
Vcycd 10 Weeks cemetery where services
will BE- conducted in charge of Rev. w.
W. Long Of the West bridgeport Meth
odist church. In the afternoon all OF
the veterans and the members OF the
patriotic organizations who will JOIN
with them. Will meet nj the corner Of
Lincoln avenue and Bridge street al .
O'Clock. where special cars on tho traC-
ton line will be supplied 10 take them
TO l.inwood cemetery near Blaine. Ohio
for tho services in charge OF Rev. r. q.
R"sCnhaum, pastor of Trinity Lutheran
church.
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Cameron Locals.


We were a little mixed last week in
our item concerning the memorial scr
lion. II was not preached till last
Sunday and was preached at the ~ f..
church by Rev. Fisher OF the Baptist
church.
DR.. and Mrs. W. C. C., HILL viii leave
this evening for Baltimore. where they
will remain two months while tho doctor
takes a post graduate course at the
John Hopkins University.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harton. OF Bell
nire. arc the guests OF friends in the
city and in the country near this place.
McSsrs. Ercillc and Earnest Ross Of
Fairmont. arc guests at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. I. y. Thompson. Erc!llc.
who recently returned from overseas has
rcinlistcd and will leave in few days
for Camp Dicks. n. 7.
Mrs. I. y. Thompson, and guest. Mrs.
Chas. Patterson Of Fairmont. were shop
ping at Wheeling. Monday. Mrs.. Pat
tersons little son. Boyd. also accom-
panied her to this place on a visit.
w ". Kittlc a county commissioner.
OF Shcrrard. was a business caller in the
city yesterday.
Prof. s. w. Loilcr wen remembered
in musical circles OF this place was in
from Ryerson Station. Pa calling on
| friends and transacting business Yes
tcrday.
Ollie Kinney. (coiored) came home
from overseas yesterday.
Allen Gump. who recently returned
from overseas had the misfortune to cut
his foot while working In tho woods
getting out timber a few days ago. H"
Is able to 80 about with the use or
crutchcs.
Attorney ]. p. Allison. spent yester-
day Mt Moundsvillc attending meet
ing OF tho Marshall county grand jury.
Mr. Peter Fleming. whose slight Ill
moss has heretofore been mentioned has
gotten better. He was able 10 10 70
Wheeling yesterday TO consult a physi-
clan.
G. !. Simms. Is making decided i'm
provemCnts at his place Of business ana
will conduct Il grocery store IN cohnec-
ton with his meat market.
A young son arrived Al tho homo or
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Howard yester-
day. Mother and son are doing fine.
Plans for the fourth Of July c"lcbra-
ition arc being made and il is tho intcn-
ton Of the committee on Arrangements
to have tho biggest fourth this year
over soon hero.
Tho Venerable c. 7. McCardlc has
been confined to tho home for several
days past with n slight illness. He u
some hotter today.
Engineers ar" at work surveying IN"
coal lands west tho city. This ts IN"
tract upon which tho proposed coal tip
pic is to be located. provided shaft IL
put down here.
Harry Hai.lop. moved his family from
I the Duncan property on the South Side
to the Roster. property on the North
Side yesterday.
Mrs. George can has returned home
to McMechen. after a visit with rtb
In the city.
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MEMORIAL DAY WILL Be F|TT|NGLY
I OBSERVED HERE DURING THE DAY

Nellie futile, Julia Tannahan. Rhea
Sutton. Mildred Spragg Pearl simmons.
Ella Siddall. Wilma Schncgg, Margaret
Rodewig Grace Robinson. Elizabeth
Robinson. Rcda Ross. Kathryn FcarS:H
Edith Pyle. Thclma OBrien. Pal1Dc
Moore. Martha Milikrn. Roberta Mcckcr
Agnes McClarin. isabelle Mann. Edna
Luce. Dorothy Lafferty. Esther Hines.
Flora johnson. Eva Johnson. Margaret
Harvey. Laura Horne. Florence Hill.
Evelyn Grella. Ruth Greenlec. Margaret
GCsslcr. Blanch paugherty. Glcnna OFT
Sythe. leila Grove. Fern Cox. Lillian
Gathers Rcttic Carpenter and Belle
RrWCn.
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tered into rest Wednesday. May IS. 1919.

tered into rest Wednesday. May IS. 1917.
at l0:45 r. M, IN her S"vcnty-SiXth year
at the late residence. 1865 Guernsey
street. Bcllairc. Ohio, after an illness
covering tho period of the last four
years. Her Christian fOrtItud" and pa
ticncr. and her unrail!ng faith were 4
sourC- Of blessing to all VIII" had III"
privilege of knowing her. and she num-
bcrcd a host Of friends in tn" cntir" com
munity. She was born IN Pittsburgh.
Pa. and married there 80 years Az" I"
William NJ. Reed. The family have re-
sided in Bcllaire for Al years. 4S or
these in the present dwelling. Sh" was
the last surviving member "t h"r ram
lily. She was the mother of SIX sons anu
six daughters. 4 true typ" of Christian
motherhood. earnest for her Ch!ldrcn'S
welfare patient in their direction and
exercising constant care and "rf"ctual
prayer for them always. Tw" of these
children have died recently. during her
long illness. Mrs. Ethel Benson. of Day
ton. Ohio. and William r. Reed. of
Charlcs-Town. W. Va -Four daughters
survive her. Misses Fannie. Emma and
Prcssic Reed at home, and Mrs. Florence
Ocsch. of SebrinG. Ohio. Thrc" sons sur
vive. DR.. r. A. Reed. of Bcllaire; Capt
Norman s. Reed. M D.. with the Amer
lean Expeditionar Forces. now in Lon
don. England. and Capt. Charles l.. Reed
VI. D.. with the American Expcditt"nary
Forces, Base Hospital No. 50. Anglers.
Franco. Six grandchildren surrir" her
Mrs. Reed WAS one Of tho oldest and
most consistent members Of III" Second
Presbyterian church Of Bcllair". Funeral
services will be conducted by Rev. +. l..
Erect, pastor OF that church. Saturday.
May 81, 1919. at ESQ r. NJ. at III" lat"
residence Friends invited. lntcrm"ni
will be private. later, at Rose Hill Gem
ctery,
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The beautiful weather during this
week has given everybody an opportun-
ity to prepare for decoration day. Not
only wagon loads but several car loads
OF the most beautiful flowers have been
planted and placed on lots in Inc GEM
eteries and II nothing interVenes to mar
the days events this will be the biggest
decoration day in the history OF Cam
cron. Hon. J. B. Summerviile. Judge
Of the Circuit Court will deliver. an ad-
dress Immediately after the conclusions
Of the exercises al the cemeteries and
the return OF the Parade. II 1t Is fav-
orable weather the speaking will be- on
the lawn at the b. & o. depot. and il
nat il will be at the High school hall on
the South Side: In the afternoon
large delegation will go out TO Big Run
where n large celebration has been plan
ned. They have never failed to-. have
n big time at the run for forty years
and they have made moro elaborate
plans this year than ever before. ~
least ono hunrdfd returned soldiers will
bc In the line Of march on that day. In
addition to Mr.. Summerville's speech
several other speeches will be delivered.
some perhaps by local talent.
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The annual tag day for the benefit Of
the artns Ferry Fairgrounds aSsncia-
ton will bc observed tomorrow and all
nC the ladies have their assistants 50
lccted and preparations made for day
Of hustling. Very few OF tho residents
Of the city can ever find il IN their
hearts To refuse Ia contribute To The
Fairgrounds. rs they are we'll awar" or
the benefits derived from the grounds
by tho Riddles of the town.
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CAMERON
IN. COMMENCEMENT Exercises.

A full program of commencement ex-
ercises was put on at the School nall
Wednesday evening. We are sorry We
cannot publish the program in full but
wc were unable to obtain a copy loI
publication. There arc nine graduates
this year. they are: Luke Ross Ray
mond Cullcy. Frank Fletcher. Arthur
Kent. Gertrude Buzzard. Grace Mathews
Erma Crow, Elsie Mohr. Lillian Chari-
ton. Although somewhat retarded by
being closed twice during the winter on
account OF the fue. the teachers rallied
their forces and finished IN fine shape.
Taking all things into consideration our
school was a decided success this year.
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continne to Improve.

James l.. Lnard. inSuranc" man. IN
iurcd some time ago in the auto acct
dent at Blaine. continues 10 lmprov" al
his home at Edgchill.
Mrs Margaret Welsh. who drank car
holic acid in an cndcarnr To end her life.
is improving ut the home Of her parents
on Guernsey street.
James Taylor. kicked by mule som"
time ago. while working at thr Webb
mine, is improving at the city hospital.
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Little Complaint Locally.

The FIRST day Of III" increased fares
on IN" lines Of the Wheeling Traction
company. found few persons in this city
complaining. for the simple reason that
the chang" does not materially affect
local residents. with the possible OK
C"ptIun Of thnS, who are working west
Of the place. along the Barton line" or
north. along tho Rayland Inc. Tho
other towns al"n,; this side Of tho river
are harder hit and may attempt to try
some means Of CirCumvCntlnS tho plans
Or the railroad company,
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Lady Maccnheea Entertained.

4 very enjoyable affair in the nature
Of a EuChrc and Domino party. was
given in the rooms of the Hcinloln
building last night by tho members of
the Woman's Benefit Association Of the
Maccsthc"S of this city and good crowds
Of The members Of The organization as
well as their friends were present.
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Mrs William DlCkcrSon. wifi" e
William nJck' r$"n. well known cnlnr"d
Resident "f C;lCNs Run. above this ci!y
passed away yesterday following a four
months Illness "f lung trouble. :>h"
WAS III IN" thirtr"th year Of her AK"
and member IF tn" g. NJ. +. church.
Funeral services VIII hr Condurt"I
from tn" place Of death tomorrow aft
noon at = o'clock. in charge Of Rev
N""l aud tn. Iu;.rrnrnt VIII tab" plac"
NJ kIi"rNI"w cemetery
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Officials Still On Vacation.

Tn" local cffIr.nlS. In'lUdng tho
mrmhCr> Of The police force. ar" Stli on
Ih'gr FIRST vacation for som" time. as
10, jail consistently refuses {" h" oc-
capped and tho citizens and visitors de-
elmo Ia commit my offence. which VIII
cause thtir arrest. The officials arc
rci$r"r.rc no complaint on IN" pr"scn;
condition Of affairs.
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SanlorR To Picnic.

All Of the members Of tn" graduating
class Of IN" high school Will meet at the
city building on Main street this morn
ing nj nine o'clock 10 he driven 10
Duum'S grove, near ST. ClalrSvllle, to
spend the day at a picnic Plans have
been made for an excellent program for
thr day. and all Of the class members
Will attend.
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Won Riph Hounrs.

Captain I;tchard Dorcr. Bcllairc boy
home on Il furlouSh. who Will lead the
returned soldiers, sailors and marines
in the Memorial day parade this after
noon, won tho highest honors IN Franc"
while in the active service. II" twIr"
won the Croix do GuCrrr and was ihri,"
cited for bravery. and was rcromm"nd-
cd for the DISTINGUISHED SCrviC" cross.
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Rocruifiu0 NOtez-

Sergeant Blocker. of the army recruit
ing office is Ia Woodsfield seeking re-
cruItS
Persons who enlist in tho air service
may ride from the Columbus barracks
10 Wright field. Dayton. in an acrUpianc
il they so like the air Joy ride.
Two applicants for enlistment In the
army were rejected at the recruiting
office yesterday.
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The baseball team Of tn" Eagles OF
this city will probably stack up against
the strongest opposition which they Will
be called upon to meet during the sea-
son in the game scheduled for sunday
Of this week. when they play III" lnd"-
prndents Of Pittsburgh at League park.
The city has first class baseball at tho
present time, and II is up TO the fans
to turn out and support il.
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Modern woodnen Banquet Tomorrow.

The members Of Buckcyc camp No.
G3j6. Modern Wondm"n Of America. wIl,
hold Il hlg banquet IN IN" dining rooms
of tho f'rat"rnal hall. on North Fifth
street. tomorrow night. for the lodge
members and their wives An excel
lent program and menu have been ar
ranged for tho affair and Senior Consul
William GCurE" Will act az tuastmas-
ter
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FERRY
NEWS
G.. A. r. Memorial Services.
Leave news items for The Intel
ligcncCr at Mobiles FURNITURE
store. Shanr's News stand. johns
Brothers Cigar Store and BRO
News Agency

All If the organizations Of the city
that arr gong t" take Part IN IN" me
mortal services and par;Id" with the VIZ
Grams of tn" tivll war haN" been ~
ul"Strd To meet ON Hanover street DC
tween Fourth and Firth streets ms
morning at {! o'clock. ana thc mar'h win
be- started from that point. I'M N'',
Grams Of the World War har" been calie'l
10 meet al the corner Of Hanover ana
Fourth streets. and 10 appear dressed IN
fun uniform. These men have been
urged To turn Out strong and thus snow
their respect for the veterans VINO
served N the former war.
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To Entertain Graduates.

The GRADUATES "f the local high school
in IN" lass ui 1871? Will h" tho guests
II SUpt. ard Mrs. tiillcu At their home
IN Kirk wood at a six o'clock dinner to-
morrow evening and Hll Uf thu members
OF the class arc planning Ia attend.
This Will probably he tho last affair Of
the class ~ IN organization. following
tn" close IF their school days
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First Showing Well Attended.

The first showing of IN" feature pic
turc "Gahy DcslyS lnfatuatiOn." which
took plac" at the Frnray thcatr" last
night. WAS witnessed by good houses,
and all claimed the feature TO be Of ca
ccptional quality. The same crowded
condition Of tn" play house Will probably
he experienced again tonight.
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Hall Game To-day.

\ game of baseball which promises to
be interesting is tho on" I" b" staged
this afternoon at the Sixteenth street
ball park between tn" Keystone Ath-
l~,Ics of this city and Pipe creek. The
two teams arc about evenly matched.
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ElkS to Rellaire,

4 larg" number IF the members of
IN" local lodge Of Elks journcycd to
H"llaire last night TO hold another
meeting in connection with their county
drive in the HON" service campaign for
funds for III" Salvation Army. All Of
those appointed aS solicitors attended
the meeting and received their instruc .
tions covering the work which is to hc
done.
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Antos OFT Streets.

Safety Director Walter {. Cppcrnan
yesterday announced that all automo-
bilcs and other vehicles must be kept off
The line Of march of tn" parade to be
held this afternoon. Persons who park
along the parade line will be arrested
for violating the emergency order.
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Business Houses Close.

Most uf tho business houses in 'lr.
city. including IN" hanks and the past
office. Will b" closed all day toda. In
honor Of Memorial day. ms Is tn" annual
custom. - as Ia permit tn" propric'rr>
and employees 1" properly c"lchral" rhN
day ard show their respect for tho vot-
Grams Of tho great war. who are as,
diSapEearinE.
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Maccabces Meet Tonight.

\ large ATTENDANCE" If tn" members
Of IN" knights Cf IN" M"C"ah""s "f thi'
city - expected at the meeting n thor
lnd 20 rooms tonight. and plans have
ben mad" " very entertaining
meeting \ debate Will h" feature Of
tho evening on on" Of the current sub
J"cis 81 IN" day and good speakers have
h""r secured for both sides Of tho arSu-
mont
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Animal Alumni Banauet.

Tho annual banquet Of the high school
Alumni association will take place IN
the gymnasium of tho Elm school build
ing this evening. and plans arc being
made for the accommodation Of a largo
number OF members OF the association.
Tho program arranged for tn" AFFAIR -
interesting. and Wilbur licSlup Will act
as toaS tmaStcr for the evening.
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Accidental Verdict.

Coroner John X. Wyatt was n tho
Valley Cove Coal COmpany'S mine at
Stcwartsvillc yesterday conducting an
inquest into the death Of Felix Rcgalia.
aged Is years. killed when caught be-
tween the car and TN" rib and squeezed
verdict OF accidental death was rem
del ed
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Smith to Fight Greh ut Home Coming.

According Ia announcement made by
tho committee in charge. Jeff Smitt.
has been selected Ia meet Grcb in tho
boxing match which ~ Ia take place ia
thus city during the homr-ComlnE r.l'-
hration Of Friday. June 20. y rouIi
Of preliminary contests will b" staged
prior to the main bout
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BOT ON Budget,

A special meeting Of the city council
was scheduled for last night 1T the
clay building to act on the-annual tinan-
cial budget Tho budget must b" in the
hands of the county budget COMMISSION
by ncEtsMnnday-
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Thomas Candidate.

Announcement is made that Charles
Thomas will be candidat" for city
auditor on the Republican ticket He
has entered the race following the with
drawal Of Walter &. Uppcrman. 1t IS
rumorcd that Uppcrman may be the Re-
publican candidate for mayor.
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Plan ARMY Drive,

At the Elk hall here last evening 4
meeting OF tho solicitors for the Saliva
ton Army drive WAS held and iuStruC-
tions were given the members Of tho
teams 1t is expected that Belmont
county will more than reach tho goal Of
$4,000
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Ms,nbsrsnip Committee.

4 drive will be conducted to-day
among returned soldiers. sailors ana
marines for membership In tho American
legion. The membership committee FOL
lows: j. Reedy. Roy Mahaffs". Iud Sea-
bright. Arthur Lawrence Robert Tim
b, rlakr. Nick Schiller. Ross Neal and
NJ he Mallry,
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Overseas Veteran Home.

Ollie Kinney. we'll known local colorcd
man has returned to his homo with his
final discharge from tho service. He
spent about L year in active service in
France.
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Open September q

Township, School Superintendent O. +.
Warren Of NcfTs announces that tn"
Pultncy township schools will rcsum"
next fab on September >. This ia IN"
same date that the city schools open
following the summer vacation.
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Red Men to Meet.

There will probably bc n good attend
anrc of the members of the Red Men
lodge at tho meeting Of tho order whlch
takes place in tn" Frut"rnal hall on
North Fifth street this evening, as an
interesting meeting ~ promised. mere
Will likely be- several candidates for the
degrees, who will be given the best the
local team has 10 OffCr.
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On Perry Gard.

Leo kcanc. we'll known local athlete
ard boxed. is 10 take part in tho nox-
ing program at Martins Ferry June 20.
HIS opponent will be CHM Davis. wen
known Martins Ferry boxer.
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ReH Child Dies.

Marjorie, two-ycar-old daughter or
Mr-<and Mrs. Warner Carpenter. died At
the family homo following a brief III
ness. Funeral services will b" held this
afternoon at the home of J. II. Hend"r-
son ut Maynard. Iirtermcnt will be in
theAEarrtSV ille-c6dnetGry.
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Report Cards Given Ont.

All Of IN" children in ;he grades Of
the public schools received their years
report cards yesterday afternoon. and
all will probably be on hand this morn
ing Ia assist the veterans Of tho civil
war III the celebration of Memorial day.
AS is the usual custom IN this c!ty.