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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
USE OF RELICS
TO Be TOLD OF
Exhibits on Five-Car Train of TrO-
phies and Munitions to Be
Lectured ON Tonight.
TWO SPEAKERS Will APPEAR
Probably Only Opportunity Rock
Islanders VIII Have to See
Display, 1t Is Stated.

Rock Islanders will be told in de-
tail to what uses the collection of
war relics are put to in battle when
the train bearing them arrives in
the city tonight as an aid to the
sale of Victory Liberty loan bonds
Randall Parish. well known au-
thor of kewanee and Fenton W.
Booth, barrister, are the speakers
who are travelling with the exhibit
throughout the state.
The exhibit includes tanks, he'll
NETS, cannon, etc, of the United
States. the allies and of the enemy
countries. 1t is carried on five
cars, the entire space being devoted
to nothing but the display of the
relics and trophies.
The train is scheduled to arrive
IN Rock Island at 6: Is and will re-
main the entire night, leaving for
its next stop early tomorrow morn
ing.
The coming of the exhibit gives
Rock Island residents a chance to
view munitions that were in actual
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
'FIFTY-FWE EARN
| SERVICE BADGES
Red Cross Makes Awards for 500
and More Hours of Work in
Not Less Than Six Months.

Fifty-one women and four men
have thus far been awarded Red
Cross service badges by the Rock
Island chapter. These badges are
national honor granted through
the agency of the chapters, in rec
ognition of 500 or more hours of
Red Cross service, covering per-
iod of not less than six months.
The women's badge consists of an
enameled medal attached to a bar
pin by a. blue ribbon; for each adj
ditional 800 hours of service within
period of not less than six
months a white stripe is added to
the ribbon
The mems badge consists of a
small lapel button bearing the same
design as the women's medal. This
badge contains no indication of adj
ditional periods of 500 hours of SER
vice.
The following are the awards
made thus far:
Badge with three stripes-Mrs.
c. L. Silvis.
Badge with two stripes-Mrs.
John Coleman, Mrs. Mayer Levi,
Miss Pauline A. Levi, Mrs. D. N.
Simonson.
Badge with one stripe-Miss Bel
la M. Carpenter, Mrs. G. H. Dooley,
Mrs. F. H. First, Mrs. Mary A. Hoff-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
TO BE
SEVEN STORIES
New BcngstOn Structure In 1700
Block VIII BE Floor Higher
Than First Announced.
NO THEATRE AT THOMAS
Owner Declares His Plans Do Not
Contemplate Amusement
House on Corner.

The new building to be buIt "
]. A. Bengstou in the 100 block, as
exclusively told in The Argus. VIII
be a seven-story structure instead
Cf six, as first announced.
While Mr.. Bengston's plans have
rot reached a definite stage, he ta-
day declared that reports that he ID
to open a motion picture house On
the Thomas drug store corner, are
unfOunded. He declared if he en-
tiers the motion picture business it
will be with a theatre on the prop
erty in the 1900 block. 60 feet ca
Of the Illinois theatre Mr. Ben +
ston declared that his future plans
have not been decided on this
score.
AS to his new seven story Build
ing in the 100 block he declared
that it is probable that work en-
this structure will be started this
summer, but he is not decided
whether or not a theatre will be
opened on the ground floor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
NAMED TO ASSIST
IN RECEPTION OF
THE THIRTY THIRD

Governor Frank o. Lowden to-
>day announced the appointment of
reception committee to welcome
the Thirty-third or Prairie division,
and the Fourteenth field artillery.
B. E. Sunny of Chicago, was desig-
mated chairman of the committee.
The members were recommended
for appointment by the military
committee of the state council CT
defense. The list includes practi-
cally all state officers, including
members of the legislature, mem
bers of the state board of defense,
selective service district board
members and local exemption
boards. Rock Island county is rep
resented by State Senator Martin
r. Carlson, Justice Floyd E
Thompson, Mayor-elect Harry II.
Schriver, L. c. Banding, S. Is.
Walkup and Mrs. Olivia r. Reid,
and the two local board members,
DR.. G. L. Eyster. B. D. Connolly
and J. NJ WEIGH of district No. 1,
and DR.. c. C. Sloan, John H. CO.
burn and II. A. Jansen OF district
No 2
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
RETAIL MEN TO
: HEAR LECTURER
Much Interest Manifested in Inter-
esting Feature Booked Here
Monday Night.
G. W. SULLEY TO BE SPEAKER
Three Reel Film TROUBLES of a
Merchant and How to Stop
Them" viii be Shown"

Extreme interest is being mani
tested in the retail merchandising
lecture which is being brought to
this city by Geo. II. Kingsbury, sec
rotary of the Business Mems asso-
citation, and which will be shown
free of charge to all merchants and
clerks Monday night at O'Clock at
the high school auditorium.
The lecture, which has been pre-
pared by The National Cash Regis
ter company, contains the result of
thirty-three years spent in collect
ing retail merchandising ideas from
merchants in all parts of the world,
and is by far the best lecture of its
character on the road today.
G. w. Sulley will be the lecturer.
and by means of stereopticon slides
and motion pictures he will tell the
causes of failure, and explain some
of the latest methods Of storekeep-
ing. An interesting feature of the
lecture will be the part devoted to
newspaper advertising. Writing of
newspaper advertisements, selection
of mediums, and the necessity for a
policy of continuous advertising by
the retailer will be taken up IN
ACIdIis DS LAG SAINT nGlLOu IH0
question of proper window display,
delivery problems, perfection of a
store organization, and other inter-
esting matters will be discussed.
Film an Education.
In addition, the three reel Es-
sanay feature film, Troubles of a
Merchant, and How to Stop Them"
will be shown for the first time IN
this city. This film, which was pre-
pared for The National Cash Regis
'-ter company at a cost of $4,000, has
been exhibited before commercial
bodies, conventions, and other or
CARNATIONS from coast to coast, and
has everywhere been declared to be
the best exposition of the troubles
of the retail merchant ever given.
The film tells in an interesting
manner the story of Mr.. White, a
grocer. who through lax business
methods and poor system had been |
brought to the verge of bankruptcy |
AS the film progresses, the causes
for his failure are wildly portray
ed. His clerks were Indifferent, his
goods badly arranged, his system |
thoroughly disorganized. When his |
hopes were at the lowest ebb, a |
change came in his career, and by |
the installation of modern business |
methods. and a Encouragement of /
his store, he rose to prosperity.
Because of the enthusiasm Gre |
ated in other cities where the film |
has been shown, it is expected that |
a capacity audience will greet the i
lecture in this city. Every scene is
said to contain a lesson All
merchants and salespeople in the
city are invited to attend.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
DRURY

Private Edward Fowler received his
honorable discharge at Camp Grant and
returned home Saturday. Although twice
wounded he is in good spirits and looking
fine. Corporal John L. Fowler. another
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fowler who
has been in France since September, 1918,
expects to sail for the States soon. -
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Clifford Monday, April IA.
The Woman's Home Mission society will
serve lunch at the church parlors of the
Providence church Wednesday, April %,
beginning at $50.
The dedication of the. Providence church
which has recently been remodeIed. will
be held Sunday, May IL.
The family of S. Cozad. residing in the
Lillibridge district. near Muscatine, are
suffering with black diphtheria, two of the
four children being afflicted having passed
in death in two days.
CORPORAL E. A. Kleist has received his
discharge at Camp Grant and
as arrived houaA.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
ANNOUNCE LIST OF
MISSION SPEAKERS

Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan of the
Oak! Grove United Presbyterian
church will speak this evening at
the Rescue Mission services. Music
will be furnished by the Young
Peoples society of the Central
Presbyterian church. Speakers for
the fore part of next week are:
Sunday. C. Lille.
Monday-Harry Hansen.
Tuesday-Rev. John Thorns of
Davenport.
Wednesday-G. o. Rogers.
Thursday-John Heating.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19

man, Mrs. C. W. Halves, Mrs. J. R.
kimball, Mrs Louis Mosenfelder,
Mrs. j. L. Wilson.
Badge with plain ribbon-Mrs. F.
w. Bansen, Mrs. Mary Bailey, Mrs.
Harold Barr, Mrs. J. B. Bassett,
Miss Elnora Baumbach, Mrs. F. S.
Brough, Mrs. H. S. Cable, Miss
Blanche Canty, Miss Mary L. Car
ter, Mrs. H. E. Casteel, Miss Ell
eanor Cleaveland, Mrs. Annie B.
Cox, Mrs. A. W. Champion, Mrs.
II. W. Crawford, Mrs. George Davis,
Mrs. Christine Graham, Mrs. E. H.
Guyer, Mrs. A. T. Huesing, Har-
riette A. Johnson, Mrs D. A. Jones,
Mrs. Florence McCombs Kohier,
Mary Lepper, Dorothy McCabe,
Mrs. Frank Mixter, Mrs. c. S. Nor
ris, Grace W. Murphy, Mrs. George
Perrin, Mrs. NJ C. Rice, Mrs. F. J.
Ryder, Mrs. Ada B. Schwatke, Mrs.
c. E. Sharpe, Mrs. w. J. Sweeney,
Miss Miriam A Walker, Miss Grace
M. Wheelan, Miss Clara Whitman,
Mrs. w. H. Kistler of Joy, Ill, Mrs
Carrie McGovern of Port Byron,
III.
Mems pins-Ira Karr, T. A. Muir
ply, NJ. C. Rice, |. S. White.
The chapter states that anyone
who has not yet filed out q service
QUESTIONABLE, indicating either
time put in or articles made, and
who believes he or she has devot-
ed 500 hours to Red Cross work
should communicate with the Red
Cross at once. The chapter has
made every effort to get in touch
with those eligible for the award
and requests the cooperation to-
wards this end of all workers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
Personal Mention.

F. W. Goddard and family have
returned to their home at Joy after
visiting in this city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher have
returned to their home at Joy after
a short visit in this city.
Mrs. Hulda Harvey and son Fran
els returned to their home at New
Boston Thursday after a short visit
here
Miss Leona Small returned home
to Joy after a visit here.
Miss Edna Merritt returned home
from her school at Galesburg Fri
day to spend the weekend here
with her parents
DR.. and Mrs. H. J. McCauIey of
Chicago have located in this city.
DIR. McCauley will be an assistant
to Dr. W. ". Warnock, veterina-
rian. He has had practice in Chi
cago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
CAME FROM GRINNELL TO HAVE
TREATMENT FOR EAR
TROTRLE.

Mrs. L. T. Johnson of Grinnell,
Iowa, was in Davenport last week
to have her ears treated by DR.. W.
o. Coffee, the oculist, in the First
National bank building. She had
been afflicted with severe deafness
for several years and rapidly grow
ing worse. She remained here two
or three days and was much bene-
flied by the treatment. The doc
tor thinks that she will have real
good hearing. For further infor-
nation about this call DR.. W. c.
Coffee, First National bank build
ing, Davenport, Iowa.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
COMMITTEE MEETS
FOR MEMORIAL DAY

The Memorial day committee,
composed of Robert McCouochie, J.
". Carse, L. M. Titterington, H. l..
Fecker, William L.. Franks, Mayor
William McConochie and James
Beardsley, met last night at the
home of Mr.. Becker, 3S09 Eighth
avenue. to consider and discuss
plans for Rock Islands Memorial
day program.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
Aledo At a Glance
|. O. o. F. Centennial Monday.

Il u u e NtHNtIIIIIHT -NVHUnys
The membership of the Odd Eel
low and Rebekah lodges of this
city and county will celebrate the
Tooth anniversary of the order in
Aledo Monday evening. At this meet
ing at the l. o. o. F. rooms Mon
day several members will be given
the third degree. In the program
which viii follow the work there
will be an address given by Past
Grand Master H. NJ. Blood of Chi
cage, which will be held in the city
hall. An invitation is extended to
all the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
of the county to attend this CEN
tenniaI celebration.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
,ok Today -It Shows All Our Screens

Five thousand other. building
bargains are also described here.
This book will save big money
for you in buying building mate
rial of any kind. 1t shows how
you can get the best materials at
lowest prices. Don't miss getting
your copy right away. Use the
coupon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19

use on the battlefields overseas. No
other opportunity of the same kind
probably will be afforded again,
Victory loan officials of Rock Is
land point out.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19

The annual convention of the
Council of Agriculture held recent
ly in Winnipeg was attended by
women delegates, for the first time
in the history of the organization
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19

Our 1919 Building Material book
with its rock-bottom prices, is
out YOUR copy is free. It con-
tains complete lists, descriptions
and prices on the hundreds of
different screens we sell. Do not
buy anything in the way of
screens before seeing this book.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
ATTENTION. MEN BEERS FAY
HALVES CAMP. n. 2SI. II. n. A.

All members are requested to at
tend the funeral of deceased Neigh
Dor Mary L. Carey at st. Joseph's
CHURCH Sunday afternoon at $50
MARY COLEMAN, Oracle
AGNES SIMPSON, Recorder.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19

The play, Katy Did" will be
presented by the junior class of
the Aledo high school Friday even
ing, April 25, at the city hall. The
proceeds from this play will be ap-
piled to the fund for the French
orphans for which this class has
subscribed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
Marriage License.
Junior Class to Present a.katr Did. .

Clyde F. Balmer, Aledo. and Miss
Lorena 3. Crawford, Aledo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
Screen Doors, Window Screens, Screen Wire
and Hardware

and screen wire All styles and Sizes prices the lowest Win
dow fuzed and hasized all fit all
dow Our building material catalogue complete lists
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19

Tri-City people! Here's our
special screen offer made only to
you. Phone us in your order and
We'll do your complete screening
job from start to finish! Our ex-
perts will go out to your home
and take measurements, thus re-
Heving you of this trouble. We
make your screens up at the fac
tory quickly and perfectly, for
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-04-19
SatiSfactiOnC

Corner East River and Federal Streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
Belmont

Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlton FlS'''u ~
r + BurkhafI's. Sunday.
Mrs Ron Shaver visited at john ram
daIl's, sunday.
MIR. Harley Wilson. Of All"don'a. VS.
tied relatives ut l.ampsrillr. FRIDAY.
Mr., Lawson letters were calling nero
Sunday.
Mr.. Frank IIawkberry was calling on
friends here Sunday.
NJ. Allison Masters was calling hr'
Sunday.
Mrs r. r Hatcher visited her dauGh-
ter. Mrs. Roy Hurst at Hunttr. last
week -,
Mr.. and Mrs Earl S"crrst and chill
drn were the guests Of Mrs. pcrmo'''
Sunday.
RAYMOND Underwood passed through
this vicinity. Tucs'lny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Davis visited MIS-.
Davis father. Mr.. Saw Morris at Chest
nut Level last week.
n. and Mrs Emmett Powell and chill
drcn. of Captina, wcrr the guests ut the
homo Of T. J. Hatcher. Friday
Miss Jessie Hatcher was calling on
fritnds hero Sunday.
Andy k"mr passed through this ricin-
lily Tuesday.
Mr.. Kent. If Kansas. is visiting with
friends in this vicinity.
Herman Girtz was n visitor at the
home Of r. j. Hatcher. Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hunt arc rejoicing
over tho arrival Of a inc girl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
7 TOBACCO AND
CICARET TES To
ADVANCE MAR. |

Owing to the new rcrcnu" law c'-
fcctivc March LIST. there will be a gen
eral inCr"Ls" il prices OF 'lohacSo.
cigarettes and %tns!cS. "f thirteen 10
twenty cents per pound. Every d"aicr
will ~ r"uuircd /" take ~; Inrrntory
Of all his stock. and ii report sent 10
the office of tho collector Of internal
revenue.
Local drrlrrS stale that there viii be
n big increase IN cigarettes. Packages
OF twenty, iha; ar" now selling At 10
cents. w!lI be al least Is cents or TWO
for - cents, and probably 20 cents.
Tobacco Will be Increased nj least i've
cents per pound. Chewing tobacco
will not bn affected. and the 2acNnScs
Will not bc reduced. owing In III" de-
crras" Of quality OF this weed. 'iEnrS
will rot advance III price. but tn" SEC
will be smaller. StogicS will bc the
same.
\ local dealer. when asked II the
sale "f cigars. cigarettes. "t".. would
decrease. stated that the sale would he
slack for a time. hut AS. the public no
comes used 10 tn" rals.. th"!"' use would
inCrraS"
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Notes.

The willing Workers Of tn" PrcShy-
tcrian church will S"rv" Il cafeteria sup
per in tho baScm"nt ut thr church to-
morrow evening.
A number Of ShadySihc ladies will at-
tend the annual sewing party Of tn"
Peter Gordmn Blbl" class Of the First
NJ. j. church in E"llairc tomorrow af-
tcrnnOn.
Private Harry Allen. At homo ~! fur
Tough from Camp Sherman. lately re-
turned from Franco. went Tuesday even
ing to JacubshurG I" spend lw" days
with relatives before going back 10
camp.
Dr. +. NJ. Price. rastor "f II" l'r"ShT-
tcrfar church. "r"rt "iU"$i!nE At lh''
hume &C a sun in W"liSTill".
Tho Old Dairy lIutn"sI"ah' is :" hr'
given this evening; IN IT," school auditor
rum. A full house * assured h"caus"
the. play will moi be repeated.
Miss Mary Bowen entertained thu
members Of IN" Junior Gk"l"lc club "a
their rehearsal Monday evening.
Miss Vera Walker n student ut Beth
lny college. spent In" week end holiday
mt the homo Of hcr parents. M. and AIRS.
David Walker. Of Moth central avenue.
Mrs. Shannon Math"SS an! daughter.
Miss Marr. hav" r"iG'lmd - their
,hcir HON" at ItcHliSvillr after visiting
nvcr Sunday with Mrs. y. -. Truck and
Mrs. Charlie" Frank Of Lincoln avenue.
The choir Of ia" Christian church Is
preparing l." Gir" n ""uccr' nf IN" IA
!nritc old selections on sunday rH'n-
ing. the card
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
SHADYSIDE

Pleasure was the kcynot" Of the Feb
ruary meeting "C the WonIanS club hold
Tuesday evening al tn" home of Mrs.
Martha Marsh OH Lincoln avenue under
the direction ~ III" hospitality commit
tex Mrs. J. y. Henderson ii Martins
Ferry, vlcs- president OF the district Of
the Ohio Federation, was Il guest or the
club and gay" an interesting outline OF
the work of the Ill strict and urged men,
berS to attend tho convention TO b" held
in StcuhcnNillc III March, Mrs. 3. W.
Matthews Of Mourd$vllc. actIV" in the
work Of worrcn'S clubs in West Virginia.
was also present and made Il brief and
appropriate. talk. 1t was 4 pleasure, too.
70 earlier workers in the organization TO
have Mrs George PinhoCk nf Alliance.
formerly Of ShaGySidc. with them again.
Plans for the George Washington fair.
which is 10 he Ei"cn on February LIST.
we're outlined. Twenty additional wom-
en- became members of the club nj this
meeting. bringing the number Of lncal
active members rn 81. Charming piano
and vocal SrirctinnS were rendered by
Miss Nova Fish and Miss Elsie Ward.
At the close Of the entertaining program
dainty refreshments were served in buff
fet STYLE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-13
SEBORRHEA A
HAIR SCOURCE

Scborrhca IS The scourgc that
kills tho hair.
1t p1opagates TIE dandrutf hacilli
and eventually causes badness.
If your hair is falling out, it is
fghtirS for its Lie:
Nature fights to supply new hair.
bu, with scborrhca: in the scba-
ceous glands each succeeding hair
is weaker.
badness keeps coming closer
and cIoscr--unless l:AMO is used.
FAMO destroys the dandruff ba-
Gill. 1t ends all itching.
FAMO causes the growth OF new
healthy hair.
1t rctards grayness-it contains
No alcohol.
FAMO intcnsihcs the natural
color OF the hair and adds a new
lusser and sheen.
Every member Of the family
should use FAMO regularly.
Even where the scalp is healthy,
FAMO should be used as It will
keep seborrhea away.
Also. It will make the hair soft
and fluffy Its use is daily habit
you will enjoy.
FAMO comes in two sizes-a
small size at IS cents and big
bottle at 81. Your money will be
returned ii you arc not satisfied.
Srbor-jcd is The medical nonS for
rcrhidiy increased fo1p from The 5ebdcseuI
cIaadt CT the Ieolp. Thc fe5orhfnn erers-
81, nT NJ
monty kncpn cJ ddndr~F
MID. by The Famo Co.. Detroit. Mich.
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4 3. scots of Aoundsvillc spent tho

\. 3. Scote of Moundsville spent inc
dav in this city on business.
Mrs. F, ". CARRIER continues Ill at her
home on South Marshall street.
Misses Lillian Justice and FRANCES
whitlach Of Boggs Run arc the guests
Of Miss Esther Marshall Of Fourth
street.
s. X. Frank spent yesterday IN this
city on business.
MIR. Grover Hamilton and family OF
Holloway ar" spending several DAYS !"
this city with friends:
Mr.. Kenneth HARRISON. and family are
visiting friends and relatives AT Hooo-
lawn for a number Of days.
Mrs. William Rushlon has returned 10
her homo in Pittsburgh after an eN'eno-
ed visit here with friends.
The infant of MIR. and Mrs. N. Hauent
continues Ill at its home on South MAJ
shall street
Mrs. Earl Morgan is confined at her
home on Third street seriously III
Mrs steve Kisinski is suffering OF
severe attack OF pneumonia At nei
home on Marshall street.
Frank Anderson has rsturneo 70 nus
oo,,n at New Martinsvillc after orieR
n, and Mrs. Nyle Hunt of Wheeling
.neot Yesterday in this city. calling On
friends. o.. M
Nick He'll is now on the road 10 re-
covery after an extended illness.
Mrs. Ed Morris continues III at "e'
homo on Fifth street.
Mr. and Mrs. F.. n. Tucker or Coiul''-
I'VE n arr the guests of Mr.. ana MTs'
William Kerer for a few months; a.
Mrs s. D. williams has returned 10
nor home at Whitaker. Pa. after or'ei
visit here. ..t,rned
Miss Myrtle zimmerman SrinS ri eIS At Pitts.
to this city after a oT'e1 WISH d. '>
burgh. ,,,,,se,i,,e spent
last evening In this city. 80.
Mr., and Mrs. r. Fl. DowlHE left yes yes,
terday for Cameron. where they VIA
spSu norothv Herman of youngstown
T. I.isitinr relatives and friends here. e.,
" 1obn Wai,ely spent yesterday IN TINS
CITY on business
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me,,ing of the Eastern stars Will
ho hcId in Masonic temple Friday even
INC After the business is transacteo
social will be held and refreshments
will ne served. All members are lnVt-
cd Ia br present NJ.
Rorn-A daughter to Mr.. ana s'
william Hutchinson OF West Chureh
street, Tuesday. uy,.
Moir street left Tuesday for. TWO
weeks visit with Mr.. and MRS. ~. m'
Bailey of Pittsburgh.
carl Wilson, who was called 10 20
,,,,I,,c IN account Of the death or his
hro,hrr-in-law. Harry Whcatley. visited
a. his homo here the frs; OF the week
and left. Tuesday night for camp Shtrl-
inn Montgomery. Ala. where nc Is s'a-
toned. ,.,e,+-
cd the first ot the week with her sister
Mrs Charles Reed Of South Lincoln
avenue. ;-;.oa
the first Of the week Win ms p"Ien.s'
Mr.. ard Mrs. Henry l3anse OF m'' Hiea''
ant. Pa. ,.o,a n
is visiting her niece. Mrs. CiFoc "ooA
of East Main street
ERNEST Bailey OF cast OF Barnes"iiie
left tuesday for the south. where he
viii spend tho remainder Of the winter;
Mrs, Will Moore of North CHESTNUT
81 reef ind sister. Mrs Harry Barnes OIL
pittsburgh. who is visiting IN TINS cry
spcnt Tuesday with relatives in Ca'h-
bridge. ,;.,,o en-,
! Uorrcn NJ Toledo, Ohio. arc here Tor
,.isit with her mother. Mrs. Annie Ste
,.ns Of East Main street.