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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-10
WARWOOD
@lesEco Injured.


Frank Dougherty, well known local
barber. and several friends from thin
city, expect to leave to-day for few
days fishing. In the interior Of the coun-
ty, probably In the vicinity OF Barnes
vile.
The first case Of drunkenness In the
past two days. was heard IN police
court yesterday morning.
The expert demonstration Tor Chi-
Eamel, who has been at the Bridgeport
Hardware Company store for three
days. begins work at the Otte-Petut
store in Martins Ferry, to-day.
Miles Furn1ss, who was taken TO the
Wheeling hospital few days ago, TO
undergo treatment, Is not much I'M
proved, according to word received last
night.
Mrs. Anthony. Of this city. who had
her leg broken in fall from a step lad
der. few days ago. 10 doing nicely at
the North Wheeling hospital
The members Of the Bridgeport Rltle
Club. continued their target shoot IN the
rooms on Lincoln avenue last night.
The local lodge Of Foresters will hold
their regular meeting Saturday night OF
this week
John Glassco, who was struck by
wagon yesterday morning when ne step
ing easy. Glassco escaped serious In
Jury miraculously. an ugly cash was cut
in his head which was later dressed by
q physician and which is thought would
not prove serious. The cause or the nc
cident was the heavy fog which huns
over the valley during the early hours
Of the morning.
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CONVENTION LATED ron TWO
DAYS WITH RINR AT1N0AI01
AHD SPLENDID IHTKR313.
Officers We're Elected YsstSrdAy-3sa-
stons Featured by Spirited and
Interesting Addrsssss.

The eighteenth session Of the Ohio
County Sunday School association came
to close yesterday afternoon after
what was one Of the most interesting
and well attended sessions that the as
sociation has conducted.
| Mrs. Ella Norris Snow. wife and as
sociate in the work Of State 6upertn-
tendent Walter A. Snow, delivered
valuable address on 1.-THE Value Of
Child" Mrs. Snow admits she does not
know nor can she estimate tharvaiue OF
child.
Rev. George E. Lockhart spoke on
THE Sunday School a. . Missionary
Force" and Mr. n Guy Van Buskirk.
state secretary Of young peoples work.
addressed the convention on the topic,
"Hitching the Force to the Task"
These addresses were followed by the
report Of the nominating committee and
election Of officers for the ensuing
years work. The following were elect
ed: President. Pliny o. Clark; Vice presi-
dent F. e. Probst: secretary. Miss Mar.
tina G. Irwin; children's division super
intendent, Mrs F. 8. waite; young peo-
pies division. Mrs. o. c. Dean; adult
division. II. E ShearinE: home DEPART
ment, Miss Hannah Knoke; teachers
training. Miss Mary Wayman; temper
ance department, DR.. R II. Mcmillan;
missionary division. Mrs NJ. T. Mont
eomery: purity division, Mrs a. c. Car
nahan; publicity. Mrs S. p. Christian;
rural department.. ]. F. Cunningham;
business committee chairman. H. L.
Bond: executive committee, Gessrs. E.
C, Leonhart. Carl Carothert, W. A. Son
der1nan and Theo BayhA
At 1870 o'clock the afternoon session
began with 4 song service. and Was fol-
lowed by q number Of most interesting
and instructive Sunday school talks. Mr..
w. A. Snow spoke most interestingly
on aims OF Religious Education. ana
DR.. Ira G. McCreary delivered an ao'
dress on Called Of God to Teach.
symposium on How 10 Make the
Sunday School Go" was conducted ana
the following program followed out:
a:30-Symposium, How to Make tho
Sunday School Co. .'
(a) The Pastors Part.
............. Rev. J. p. Lsyenberger
TO- The Superintendent Part.
Nj. E W. 8. Nen
(c) The Teachers Part. DR.. w. F. Maury
(d) The Pupils Part Mr.. A. c. Rmpel
(e) The Secretary's Part. ~.........
............ Mr.. Geo. o. Kindelberger
(f) The School Budget Hr. F. E. Probst
The coming years work il expected
to bring Sunday school work to higher
levels than ever before. Such start as
this convention has given 1t Is expect
Cd to result in greater efficiency with
greater consequent results In Ohio
county,
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LIZ Everybody swear.ne or,

The fast that there has been practi-
cally no offenders on the carpet in po-
lice court in this city during the past
couple OF days. Is leading some people
to wonder as TO the reason. Some. when
approached on the question, seem to be
Of the opinion that most Of the drinking
men arc kind Of taperins off the habit.
in preparation for the long dry spell
that confronts them. while others seem
to think that the lack Of intoxication
Indicates that the mon have very little
money to spend for the fluid that cheers
on account of the Industrial inactivity.
One thing Is sure II this keeps UP. the
report Of the officials for the month
OF April viii be very small in compar-
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rnusaa,1 csnaiaa+es RIOT

A meeting OF the candidates for the
1919 high school football team was held
last night at the school, The team may
hold scrfn1 training.
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SHOOTING Of CHILD MAY
t, HAVE BEEN INTENTIONAL

and q luncheon was later served. Tho
High School orchestra furnished music.
Captain James Tallman was in charge
Of the meeting. A temporary organisa-
ton. TO be known as the Veterans ct
the World War. was formed.
Congressman B. Frank. Murphy Of
steubenville was one of the speakers.
He congratulated the boys an their great
service to their country and told them
Of what they might do in the coming
loan drive. Dr.. George 3. Smith. q
chaplain in the old Fifth Ohio. also de-
livered an address. as did Captain Tall
man. William Roy. sub-distriet prest-
dent Of the miners, and others.
1t was decided to establish temporary
headquarters in the room whore the
meeting was held and the room will be
open each night from until II o'clock
to returned soldiers and sailors and their
friends
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2anhOnnla

Miss Katherine Woods will entertnin
the members Of her Sunday school class
at her home tonight al so O'Clock. Ar
rangcments will be made for the Easter
social which is being planned.
Miss Stella Morgan. Red Cross nurse.
who has been stationed at Camp Taylor.
is spending n short furlouGh with her
sister Mrs. David Arris. Miss Morgan
has but reccntl; recovered from an at
tack Of influenza.
Mrs. Paul Jenkins. Of Wellsburg. Is
the rucnt Of her sister. Mrs. Ralph
Burns If Hess avenue.
Mrs. Pat 0'Conncll and Mrs. Fred
Murray Of Mnundsvillc have returned
to that city after short visit with
friends hero.
Mr.. md Mrs. Roberts and son Of Dial,
las, arc visiting I'm Tho home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Becker. OF Warwood avenue.
Ivnn Woods is making n business trip
to WASHINGTON. n. e.
Mrs T. style and Mrs. Burns. Of this
city nre snendin'; some time ms the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Al Jennings In
Mchechen.
Mrs r. Reed. Ia visiting in the home
OF her mother in ParkersburR. the latter
being quite i'll with influenza.
r. b. Cooper left yesterday for short
visit with friends in McKeesport, Pa
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nHSxHrus xHCUTED

OTTAWA. April o. Hugh Guthrie.
solicitor general Of Canada, stated in the
house Of commons today. he had been
informed that O number Of Canadian
descrters overseas had been executed
during the war. Others had received
sentences up to 80 years. He said, the
punlshments in England were more sew
ere than in this country.
General Sir Sam Hughes. former min
lister Of militia and a member Of parlia-
r1rnt. said the DISORDERS had been tried
by courtsmartial and shot both in Eng
land and at the front
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rix stnktnr TrnH xe~y.

The sinking fund trustees have fixed
the levy for caring for the city bonded
debt for the n.xt year. The levy has
been agreed upon at one and three
quarters mills per 81 Of valuation OF
city property. This is said to be the
highest sinking fund levy adopted for
the city. Such q large. levy Is neces-
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Gambling Becoming Unpopular.

There Is little question but that gam
bling will become one Of the most un-
popular sports in the town II the pres
ent activity Of the members Of the 10
cal police force is kept up for httlo
longer. Three raids resulting In convic-
ton have been pulled or in the past four
nights, and the fourth raid was missed
by a hair. as the officers were unable
TO secure the evidence required 10 con-
vict. The officials arc to be commended
for their conscientious efforts TO clean
tho town up and make it q 1T place to
live in,
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ptxis Dancing osr1a'

The attractions billed for the New
Pustine theater. on Hanover street. dur
ing the later half OF each week. stIll
continue to attract special attention and
this weeks bill Is said to be something
exceptionally good. The Frankford's
Dixie Dancing Girfls Is an excellent nu-
steal comedy and vaudeville combinn-
ton
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HAVE YOU A
BAD GOLD?
Relieve It With DIR. Bells Pine
Tar Honey.

Are you going to let 1t stick and be-
come chronic condition? .
or course not Not when you know.
you have a preparation like Dr.. Bells
to loosen 1t up and 30
allow Nature to rid you Of It.
The FIRST dose will produce gratifying
results. The second and third will con.
vince you that DR.. Bells P1ne-Tar.
Honey Is an enemy to cold.
The preparation is second to mono for
Its soothing, relieving effects. Coughs,
Ia grippe, bronchitis. asthma cannot
withstand an attack by DR.. Bells Pine
Tar-Honey. Economical. SOC, SOC and
$40,
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Gamblers Ftaed $40 and coeta

The four men who were arrested BY
members Of the local police force Tues
day night at IL O'Clock were arralgued
In Mayor .Ralston's court yesterday aft
ernoon and fined $50 and costs each.
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STORM N THE ROCKIES

DENVER. Colo. April 9--A success
ion Of storm, ranging from heavy snow
In some localities to rain and sleet In
others throughout the Rocky mountain
states and tho southwest today resulted
In serious delay to train service and de-
moralization Of the telephone aud tele-
graph communication. Tho snow fall
was general through eastern Now Mex
leo. West Texas. western Colorado,
Nebraska and Kansas and south into
tho Mexican mountains Of Chihuahua
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All complaints Of ncn danvory
Of Tho ntsaligenoe7 viii Be Cd
tusted by notifying tia N1do
Hevs Agency, south Fourth 81,
Martins Perry, Ohio. es
Hexy rneotro c,ns,ued q Pact,

It Is stated ON good authority that
this city will have a new theatre erect
ed In the near future. and it 10 said TO
be fact that arrangements have al
ready been made to secure the ground
for the building on South Fourth street.
The proposed project is In the hands of
wheeling business men who have the
necessary capital for the venture.
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AVIATOR KnLED

HAMPTON. Va April s-Lieutenant
John f. Nicely. OF Seattle Wash. was
instantly killed and SerEeatn J. 8. Rich
ardBon, seriously injured today at Lang
ley field, when an airplane which Nicely
was driving fell from a height Of about
$50 feet.
Witnesses said Nicely attempted q
close to the ground.
Nicely was twenty-four years of age
Richardson's address was not given.
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FLORAL AAxAr to Opeu,

Plans for the annual floral bszar,
which will be given at the Armory hall.
on Broadway street, beginning Satur-
day OF this week, and concluding on Sat-
urday night Of next week under the aus
pices Of the Modern Woodmen Of Am Ter
tea are said to be practically completed
and all who attend arc promised the
time Of their lives
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SOLDIERS Plan
!. THEIR PART IN
VICTORY LOAN
DcnSreezurnn Murphy and Other SPEAK
en- Address BoyS Of tho
Recent War.

Returned soldiers and sailors Of the
vecant world war held well-attended
rally at the Commercial Club building
last night and made their plans for
Part in helping Uncle Sam put across
the Victory Loan drive the latter part
OF this month. More than 100 OF the
BOYS were Ia attendance Besides listen
ing to q number Of master1ul addresses,
they exchanged their experiences while
IN the service, sang their favosite songs
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comr1aiut rerardInR car Stops.

Residents in the. vicinity OF South
Virginia street, and those OF Indiana
street as we'll, have been complaining
bitterly since the re-estahlishment OF
the old stops on account Of one OF tho
stops on Zancs street. which Is q great
convenience to them. not having been
re-established. causing a large number
Of residents to walk an extra square
on their trips to and from the street car
line. The matter is said to have been
brought TO the attention OF the Traction
officials, but they received very little
satisfaction.
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ALI Soldiers Invited.

All Of the soldiers Of the city who
have returned FROM the service have
been invited to attend the meeting which
will be held at the Board Of Trade rooms
tonight, at which time the part which
they will take in the coming. Victory
loan campai On will be planned. Several
good speakers will be present, and later
In the evening the men will enjoy an
old-time smoker.
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Hcrzsanr 7osddnnt poAd.

Word was received here YESTERDAY
from Youngstown Of the death there OF
Mrs. Isaac Nelson, which resulted FOL
loving an operation for cancer. Deceas-
ed was aged 40 years. She formerly
resided in this city. She was formerly
Mrs. Marshal Taylor. Besides her hus-
band she Is survived by one son, Carr
Taylor, and one daughter. Stella
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sary. members of the sinking fund board
say. because during the next year bonds
10 tho amount Of SIC. 1000 fall due.
For Quality Shoe Repairing.
See Shoe Hospital
=, l045 Main st.
WIN Clean All Strest1.

Service Director W. ]. Mccain, Jr..
said yesterday that all Of the streets
and alleys Of the city would DO given a
thorough cleaning in connection with
the campaign for a Cleaner BcIlairc.' Sc
The service departne-.l now has two
teams and eight men at work on Gravel
Hill sweeping the streets and remor-
Ing the dirst from the thoroughrares,
The entire city will be Thoroughly gone
over.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs-
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TO Recommend Equipment.

The committee from the Martins Ferry
Fairgrounds association. composed OF
D. D. Parks, Mr.. Cook. Mrs. Mannuc
and Mrs. Nelly. appointed to look over
tho equipment at the Fairgrounds OF the
city and recommend any new apparatus
required. will hold a meeting N the
City building Saturday night Of this
week 10 begin their work.
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PoacHD TO conGn down.

PARIS, April 9-Lieutenant J. P. Fon-
tame. who started yesterday on the arst
leg Of flight which he intended should
take him across the Atlantic from the
Cape Verde islands. was compelled to
land near Bourges, ITO miles from his
starting place near Versailles. On March
Is the Lieutenant also started but was
Blois, because OF a cracked cylinder.
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c,,nn>a,ne M Roossns.

The residents of the coferrln pike AFRO
complaining on account OF the practice
Of number Of young men who make a
practice Of shooting firearms in the vi
clnity Of their homes every Sunday.
frightening their cows and chickens 1t
has been suggested that a constable
might be sent to the neighborhood nn1t
Sunday to put 4 stop 10 this practice.
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q q Grcla-

Members Of the c. c. Circle are re-
quested to meet at the home of Miss
Clara Long. Of South Warwood. from
whence they will go by motor to the
home Of Miss Cecil Long IN Welfsburg
10 the regular monthly business meeting
OF that organization to be held there. A
large attendance is requested al the
business meeting and social hour which
will follow.
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ksoo uanH AAeot &VWoE90~.
The regular meeting OF tho Wanets
tribe No. 7 5of the Improved Order OF
Red Men. which takes place In the
rooms Of the Fraternal hall on North
Fifth street tomorrow night promises
TO be very we'll attended and interest"
ing. as several matters OF importance
will be taken up. as we'll as a number
OF candidates given the initiation.
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Child Diea,

Dorothy. tva-ano-one-hah year old
daughter Of MI. and Mrs. J. E Kinney.
Of Columbus, son Of james Kinney OF
Gravel Hill. this city. died at Column
bus OF Spanish Influenza The father.
formerly of this city. is the president
of tho Buckeye State Building & Loan
company Of Columbus
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r6ovtur season Rsro.

The residents Of this city were treat
ed to q sight that Is new In this vtci-
nifty ycaterday morning. when largo
motor truck drove through the city en-
route northward, with not only the fam
lily furniture and all Of their household
goods. but the members Of the family
as we'll, on board Some were heard to
remark That is the life"
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Yuur O1fender2

Four offenders faced Mayor Cuioert-
son in police court yesterday Two OF
them were up ON charGass OF oeins
drunk and the other two were arrested
for loMertng. They drew fines OF -
and costs each"
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nr,seionav soodetv nreettng.

The Women's Missionary Society OF
the Kirkwood Presbyterian church will
hold meeting this afternoon at 2
o'clock. in the parlors Of the church. and
a full attendance Of the members Is de-
sired. as plans will be made at this time
FOR the annual meeting Of the st. Glars
willie Presbyterian Missionary Society.
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IN Brssaehe1 Open

Sergeant Harry Van lnwasen, m
charge, OF the Belletre army recruiting
office said yesterday that all branches
Of the service were open to recruttA
Men cctween the ages Of l8 and 20
years Will be accepted for service
either In this country or overseaA
Fifty Thousand are desired at once FOR
overseas eervice. The local Office
opened yesterday. First-olass Private
Walter Smith Is also stationed at the
office with Sergeant Van 'InwaSen-
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A meeting Of the building committee
Of the sub-digtrict miners Is to be held
next Wednesday at Bridgeport. BIDS
for the new temple to be erected here
will be opened. The contract will be
let as soon as possible
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Ynnda Funeral

The funeral Of the late Mrs. Johanna
Wanda, who passed away at the homo
Of her son. Anton Yanda of 1907 War
wood avenue. will be held this morning
at 9 o'clock at Corpus Christi church.
Father Giilcman will ofHiciate at the
services and intcrment will be made in
Mount Calvary cemetery. Mrs. Yanda
was well known and enjoyed the high
respect OF a large number of friends IN
this vicinity.
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Club Moets Tonight.

MP. McKeown. representative OF the
Coit-Alber Chautauqua bureau. Will he
in Bollaire thts evening to attend the
Americus club meeting and discuss the
matter Of next years lyceum course.
The club will take up q number Of other
matters also.
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missionary soo4sty Nesting.

The Womans Missionary Society OF
the First Presbyterian church Of this
city held q we'll attended meeting IN The
church on South Fourth street yester-
day afternoon beginning at 2 o'clock.
The devotional exercises were in charge
of Miss Linn Patterson and the meeting
was very interesting.
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co2oEx3 WYATT or TNS C0Xx
uNA8Is8 10 DETERMINE FACx
AZ 1HpDRS9.
raar WHO FAD Gun winch Killed S@oe
So conAnsd TO ocon+y Lookup.

s Coroner John r. Wyatt Of South Bel
iaire said yesterday that evidence Sc
cured By him at the inquest Into the
death Of Stephen Macy. seven-month,
old child Of near st. Clelrsviile, killed
Sunday by ahotgun wound: was not
OF q character to determine whether the
Affecting was accidental or whether II
was done Intentionally.
: Joe Robinshi. foreigner Is confined
to The county Jail at St C1airsvfiie. ana
Il In understood that charge. Eiil De
Gle dasainst him and the case will Do
investigated by the grand jury.
The man and others Sunday were en-
gagged in shooting beer bottles T1'n d
NO. snn Bobinski. It Is said. when his
trrn came to shoot turned around and
tthn gun IN his hands was discharged
The bullets landed in the body OF the
Young babe which was held IN the
rnoYheI, ANNA. It was killed instantly
ard the woman wounded She IS now
!conaned to tho North Wheeling hospital
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women to Organize

A. meeting Of the women OF st. Johns
Catholic church was held last night and
the matter Of organizing chapter OF
Daughters Of Isabella was taken up. 1t
Is planned to initiate big class Of can
didates the first Sunday after Easter.
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Mrs- Elsie Wolff Of North Fourth
street left yesterday for q few dsyr
business trip to Cleveland.
Thomas Heaphcy Of the Pittsburgh
offices Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
company Is spending a short visit with
relatives hare.
by all Of the local grocers who are MEN,
bers Of the association yesterday AFTER
noon.
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Enf&fAsns 0nn.

Nrz. Arthur Stewart Of st. C1atrsviIle
tonight will entertain members Of the
Merry Mntron club at the home Of Mrs.
J. w. Oberrlan on thirty-nfth street.
The usual diversions will be enjoyed.
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Rarlsn Weaf Tu1uo1roH.

The Fraternal Order Of Eagles lodge
Of this place Will hold their regular
weekly meeting In their lodge home On
North Fifth street tomorrow evening at
TAO o'clock. and a large attendance will
probably result as some business OF
importance will be taken UP at that
time.
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The Junior League OF the West Wheel
ing Methodist Episcopal church. will
hold a social affair. in the Assem- bly,
rooms Of the church In West Wheeling.
Saturday afternoon. April IL. and all Of
tho members arc expected to attend. An
excellent program has beer prepared for
the occasion. and a good time L. prom
ised
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Propmty MOE Purchased.

The property on South Fifth street
which was claimed to have been pur-
chased BY the local lodge Of Eiks for
the purpose Of erecting a new building
has not been purchased and Will not be.
according TO statements Of members OF
the order who hold official positions.
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3cy Rcouf Noes

Boy Scouts Of Pinch Run will hold a
social this evening.
Boy Scouts Of the Second Presbyte-
rian church will meet tomorrow even
Ing At the church