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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13
Common Pleas Court,


Luigi Vianell and Frank Codispoti
VS.. Beatrice Williams ct al. Action for
equitable relief. Reformation Of deeds.
Butler Bros. a corporation VS.. Julius
Tallarovich. Action for money. Amount
claimed 327460 with 6 per cent interest
from May 8. 1918.
Joseph Stevens vs. Mary Bell Stevens.
Action for divorce.
The Eeffs National Bank. Neffs. Ohio,
Va. Alice Ream Colburn. ct al. Action
for money only, amount claimed 500
with interest thereon from the Path day
OF October. 1918, at the rate Of 8 per
cent per annun.
The greater the necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity TO use
The Intelligencer Want Ads. ....
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Rr4dreport Briefs.

Mrs. Ed. Kenncy OF Grafton. Pa 10
! spending a few days as the guests OF
! her brother. Frank NJ. Roberts OF Lin
! coin avenue.
! Frank Holler. local business man. is
/ expected home today after few days
! vacation trip 10 Philadelphia.
i ]. A. Beck Of Ravena. Ohio, Is spend
! ing few days vacation visiting friends
| in this city.
The condition Of Mrs. Roy Farmer
| of Jacquette street. who has been seri-
| ously i'll for some time. shows some I'M
| provement.
The drive for funds in the interests
, Of the Boy Scout movement will prob
ably be started in earnest the f1rst OF
! the coming week.
: John Schramm Of Kirkwood has ar
, rived home from Ohio State University
! at Columbus Ohio. 10 spend the vacation
with his parents.
Abe Myers, former barber at the In
gclmeier shop in this city, was in the
city from woodsheld yesterday. calling
| on old friends.
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GAINESVILLE

The death Of Mrs. Charletta Lucas, A
we'll known and highly esteemed colored
lady. occurred at the home on Vine
street Wednesday morning about three
o'clock. death resulting from organic
heart trouble. She was 81 years OF age
and leaves one daughter. Miss Katherine
Of the home. Funeral services will be
held Friday afternoon at one o'clock,
Rev. A. II. Ncwsomc. Of the 4. n. f..
church officiating. The remains will be
taken to tho St. Clairsville cemetery for
burial
Mrs, F.. O. Sheppard and children re-
turned TO their home in Martins Ferry
Wednesday after visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ellis. OF Eas
Vino street. They were accompanied by
Miss Rosetta Ellis. who will spend two
weeks with them.
The Westminster Guild, Of the Pres
byterian church will hold social meet
ing at the home Of Mrs. Herbert Fowler
Of Walnut street, Monday evening. A
program will DO given.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Cunard left this
week for Cleveland where Mr.. Cunard
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Estate Of 5. =. HARBOUR. deceased.
Final account filed. set for hearing July
IS. Notice ordered and continued.
Application by Lottit Vejroda for
mothers pension.
Estate OF Faust Falcone. deceased.
Final account filed. set for hearing July
&c. Notice ordered and continued.
Estate ,,f Henry S. kinkAdc. deceased.
Citation TO widow 10 make election re-
turned and filed endorsed with acknowl-
cdgment Of service. Widow came into
open court and elected not TO lake under
will.
Estate Of C. Fred Williams, deceased.
VIII and application 10 admit TO probate
filed with waivers OF notice. Set for
hearing juno 10. Notice 10 minor next
OF kin ordered and issued and cause con-
tinued
Estate Of William p. Mccarthy. de-
ceased. Inventory filed. approved and
ordered recorded.
Estate Of Mary orend. deceased. In
vcntory filed, approved and ordered rec
orded.
Estate Of Catherine Reuff. deceased.
Authentic copy OF will and order Of pro-
bate in Ohio county. West Virginia. filed
and application made 10 admit to record
in this court. Record ordered.
Estate OF Harry Barertt. deceased.
Final account filed, set for hearing July
20. Notice ordered and cause continued.
Estate OF Mary Catherine Tilton, de-
ceased Inventory filed. approved and
ordered recorded. Application filed for
authority TO sell corporate stocks and
bonds At private sale. Private sale at
not less than prices fixed by court or
der. Order Issued.
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Fairgrounds Directors Meeting.

An open air meeting Of the members
Of the board OF directors Of tho Play
grounds association was held at the
Sixth street grounds last night. with a
good attendance. President criswell
was in the chair and several matters OF
business were transacted. The follow
ing bills were received and ordered paid
Scott Lumber company, SllA37; H. Long
hardware. $685. Scdgwick Printing
company. sl.75: Miss Devault. supplies,
$2.10; labor. preparing the grounds,
$152.S5: total. $30S.6S. Plans were made
to secure Mayor James Ralston TO speak
at the flag raising tomorrow evening
at 8 o'clock. and the Hon. W. B. Francis
will make the presentation speech. The
local Boy Scouts have been requested
to take part in the ceremony, as we'll
as the troop Of Young Americans.
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CAMERON

A petty home wedding took place At
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Aonro's
at the west end Of the city, Saturday
evening. June 7th. when. their: Oldest
daughter, Miss Esther. became the vita
of Lieutenant Howard BuIIard. Rev. c.
C. LAnham, Of the n. E church. per-
formed the ceremony; the only guests
that were present, were the families OF
the contracting parties. The bride 10
one Of the best known young ladies OF
this city, and has many MEh accom-.
pIishments. She spent several yeatS at
the conference seminary at Buckhahnon,
where she took = course In music ana
drawing. Lieutenant BuEzard, the bride
groom, enlisted In tho U. 8. seryice.
some tim. before tho ware was declared
with Germany. He served with dis
tinction in the Hawaian Islands, later
returning TO the U. g, where he served
til returning homo . short time ego.
He Is the eldest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
f. D. Buzzard. Of this city. Nj" and
Mrs. Buzzxrd will 60 to housekeeping
on the Monroe farm. south OF tho, city.
where they will ever have the best
wishes Of a host Of friendG.
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FRECkLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Win Bring Out Ugly
9potS-Hov to Remove Easily.

Here's q chance, Miss Freckle-face, to
try remedy for freckles with the guar
not cost you a penny unless ii removes
the frcckles; while IL II does give you n
clear complexion the expense is trifling
Simply get an. ounce of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist and
q few applications should show you
how easy IT is to rid yourself OF tho
homcly freckles and get beautiful
complexion. Rarely is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength Othine. as this strength
Is sold under guarantee Of money back
n. 1t fails to remove freckles.
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Tonight at midnight. will DO the last
opportunity candidates for tho primary
in August will havo for filing their Pc
titions with the county election board.
Petitions must be tilcd by candidates in
Martins Ferry. Bellaire, Bridgeport and
GAINESVILLE. No petitions will be &C
cepted after midnight. None Of the
tickets were filled completely last night.
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MARRIAGE Licenses.

Henry st. John and Cora Elizabeth
Hamilton. both of Neff
George Travis and Mary Call, ooth
of Neff
William Jennings Bryan Burson OF
GAINESVILLE and Lois Pearl Hanna OF
Bethesda.
Joseph Lewis Klngelsmith OF MAS
s;llon and Anna Belle Edwards OF
Flushing.
Stanley Ellsworth Stevens OF SENECA
vile and Margaret Stella Lytle Of Bar
ncsvillc.
William johnson and Evelyn DeLair,
both Of Bellaire.
Henry b. Kirk OF Lafferty and Ada
u. johnson Of Maynard.
Louis Blaechl and Frances Willard
kellar, both Of GAINESVILLE.
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Solicitors Tor Monument.

The COMMITTEES OF twenty Of the cIti-
Ens OF this town. who are in charge of
the securing OF the funds for the mon
ument for the soldiers and sailors Of
this city who served the country in the
late war, will hold a meeting in the
office Of Mayor Charles Junkins at the
city building tomorrow evening, and all
Of the members Of the committee have
been urged to be present, with report
Of their work prepared for submission.
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Apogher P1oaaent Evoninr.

Members Of St Anthony's Catholic
church OF this city spent another enjoy
able evening at the Lawn F'ete. on the
church grounds on West Main street and
q large number Of the friends OF the
church and residents Of this vicinity
were also present All manner of re-
Treatments were-served and the affair is
said to have been hugo success.
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Local Man Ronored OF Eler1s.

Hal r. Stropc. one Of the best known
bricklaycrs Of this vicinity. who mas
been in attendance at the convention
Of Bricklaycrs, Masons and Plasters OF
Ohio. at Eleria. O.. was presented with
handsome gold watch, chain and
charm Wednesday. when he declined 10
be a candidate for the fourth term.
for the office OF president OF the state
organization.
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|ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Piled.

Chris W. He'll ct al. to Ellsworth
williams, lot 2 in Yorkvillc; $500.
William Lipphardt 10 Thomas and
Mary Jones. lot 1887 in Martins Ferry;
$40.
Jesse b. Bethel and T. E. Bethel.
admrs. TO Wesyl Koronich and Hazel
Koronich, land in Union township;
3l3.0S3.
Annie p. Barton to Michael YouhasI,
land in Colerain township; $500.
A. L. Kennard ct al. TO FrtedberS
Bros. land in GAINESVILLE, 81.
Reese Evans to Margaret Evans, land
in Pease township, 81.
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Early Morning Fire.

The local Are departments were call
ed out yesterday morning at O'CLOCK
by an alarm from box rs, at the cen
trail school building, upon their urrtFai
at that point smoke was found 10 DC
issuing from thc OBeirne contec'lon-
ery, and investigation disclosed the fact
that a dynamo in the carbonation plant
had become short circuited. The loss
will amount 10 about two or three hun
dred dollars.
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A letter has been received by MI
and Mrs. Joseph Beuter. or Harrison
street, from their son, Raymond. local
musician. who is with the 3oSth Engi-
neers' band. For months following the
signing Of the armistice this division
was in Germany with the army OF oc-
cupation. The letter states that the
3oSth was scheduled to start for homo
on May "a.
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Aenlty Dada HNSd,

William Lipphardt to Thomas and
Mary Jones. lot 1881 in Martins Ferry
a. K. Kennard et al. to FTeidbers
Bros. land in Barnesvlle: 81.
Charles Walkinhaucr and wife TO II.
p. Rodewig. lot 2 in BelIaire: SO.
Mike Kcndercz and Mary Kenderez 10
Elizabeth Balkan. lot >. IN Bellaire;
5000
The Cumm,ns company and CORPORA.
ton TO Leo r. Elikan. lot 10 in Be-
lairc; 1850.
Jas. f. Davis and Clara b. Davis to
Wilbur Linden ct al, land in Goshen
township: 81.
Reese Evans to Margaret Evans, land
ir Pease township; 81.
Chris w. He'll CT al. TO Ellsworth
Williams. LOT in Yorkviitc: $500.
Annie P. Barton to Michael Youhasz
land In Colerain township. $500.
Michael Gaydosh and Julia Gaydosh
to William Gray ct al. land in Colcrain
township; $40.
jesse p. Bethel and T. F. Bethel
ndmrs.. 10 Wcsyl Koronich CT al. land
In Union township: Sl3.0s3.
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A swell event Of the season was the
welding Of Prof. II. R Dodd md Aiss
Tbelma TURKS Teagarden,; ut, tine home
Of the brides parents. Dr.. and Mfs1W.
v. Teaearden. Of the south Side. on
Monday evening. The Ceremony ~ :,
performed By Rev. J. B. etnith. y the
Christian church q HoundSvtile, IN the
presence Of q few Of their most intt-
rnate friends. Prof. Dodd will be re-
membered a. . teacher ID tAo Cameron
high. school for two years, where his
labors were crowned with. abundant
success. He left the school ut his eovn-
try's call and Joined the aviation cops.
He is still in the employ % the govern
ment and Is q teacher Of aviation ana
located at Long Island. The bride -
the only daughter Of DR.. and Mn. w. ".
TeaEarden, Of the South Sids. Bhe To-
a graduate of the Cameron high school
and tho Fairmont normal and taught
in the grades in this city last year
She Is a very popular younE lady In
Comeron society and educational cir.
cies. Prof. and Mrs. Dodd have gone
to his home at MArtinabur1. ana later
visit Philadelphia, Warrington and
other places Of interest. After which J
Lieutenant Dodd will return to duty
and Mrs.SD will return 70 her hdme
at this place for tho present - =.
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Foresters Annual Memorial.

The annual memorial services or inc
local lodge Of Forestcrs Of America,
will take place on next Sunday after
noon, and an excellent program has
been prepared for tho occasion. Attor-
ncy Herbert Mitchell OF 81. CIairsville'
has been selected 10 deliver the prin-
cIpal address,
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Mothers Of soldiers.

A we'll attended meeting OF the Moth
crS Of Soldiers. Of this city. was held
in the Board of Trade rooms on South
Fourth street last night. and all hnal
plans for the work Of these ladies at
the homecoming celebration were made
he mothers will have complete charge
Of the big feed for the soldier boys. on
that day. and they will excel themselves
in their efforts
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Word received hero Is to the errect
That Dave Howell. who formerly ooaroeo
at the home OF Joe Monday on west
Tventy-third street. had two sons
ktTie6 IN the world war while with the
british army. The former local mar.
also enlisted In the British service after
being rejected by the American ana
Canadian armies because OF his age
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NnE II Killed.

Naxzxrino Corbi, who resided at
Seventeenth street. was killed In the
Rail and River No. 6 coal mine at NC
Evansville. Coroner wyatt held an in
Guest yesterday and rendered verdict
OF accidental death. The man WAS
caught under q fall Of stone and one
Of the main blood vessels in his chest
was crushed. death resulting from the
internal shemorrhage. He was aged 26
wears and was single. The inquest was
Asad Yesterday afternoon oy the cor
of,eP at the Rail and River office IN
Aoofh Bellaire.
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u, q. Steel ofnoialr coniur

A number Of the officials Of the
United States Steel corporation arc
scheduled to arrive in this city today
about noon from the New York head
quarters on a tour of inspection Of the
local plants. They win visit tho Laugh
lin and Aetna plants on this side CT the
river and the La Belle in Wheeling.
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W C. r T. Meeting At waysids nm.

4 meeting of the Womens christian
Temperance Union will be held In me
orchard Of tho Waysidc Inn west OF this
city this evening. and Mrs. Florence
Richards. state president OF the organ1-
cation will bc present and deliver an
address on The Obs"qucs Of John
Barleycnrn." The program is scheduled
to open at $50 o'clock.
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An interesting meeting Of the Luthcr
League of ST. Johns Lutheran church
was held In the church on North Four'h
street last night. with large NUMBER
OF the members present. An excellent
program was carried out during the
carIy evening and "a delicious lunch was
served at the conclusion. The COM
mittcc in charge of the affair was COM
posed OF Mrs. Earl Schepp MSS cara
ThieL, Mrs. John McGrail. bernard
Burke and Louis Jerger.
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Muth In Charge.

John Muth, Jr., we'll known local
young man who is in charge Of the oath
house at Epworth park this summer.
He is an excellent swimmer and Is hrell
capable Of the position. He formerly
played on Bellaire high school athletic
teams and the past few years has been
at Ohio Wesleyan college, where he won
athletic honors.
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ren,or.a, problem interesting.

Following the regular business meet
ing of the order in the Hcinlein build
ing last night. the members of the Wom-
ans Benefit Association of the Macca-
bees held their annual memorial scrr-
Ices. Tho meeting was we'll attended BY
the members and the program which
had been prepared was carried out be-
fore an interested audience.
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Tho members Of the Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. OF Trinity Lutheran church held a
well attended business meeting at the
church in Kirkwood last night and all Of
the routine business of the organization
was taken UP and discussed. Following
tho business the members spent a short
time at social-diYerslons.
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Buckeye Band to stsuponvllle.

The members OF the Buckeye Band,
well-known colored organization Of this
city. and a number of their friends, will
journey 10 Stcubcnvillc Sunday morn
ing Of this week. al which time the
band has been secured to play at tho
annual memorial services Of the eolored
lodge Of Elks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13

A special meeting OF the city council
was held last night at the council
chamber. The meeting was called for
the purpose Of taking up the annuS'
financial budget for the year 1920. which
ffxes the tax rate on local property. The
resolution was carried over from the
regular session on Tuesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-13

Members Of St Anthonys Catholic
church Of this city will observe the
feast day for the patron saint Of their
church with solemn high mass at tho
church this morning at nine o'clock and
many were expected to attend the in
teresting services.
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1ix Masonic Meeting.

Hope commandery, Knights Templar.
held a big meeting at the temple on
Belmont street yesterday afternoon and
last night. Members OF the lodge were
present from Martins Ferry. Bridgeport,
st. Clairsville and GAINESVILLE A class
of fourteen candidates received the de-
Erees. Following the afternoon session
recess was taken and supper had at
Baldi's restaurant
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Rsptist womsa,s Meeting.

An interesting meeting Of tho Wom-
ems Missionary Society OF the First Bap
fist church was held in the church on
South Third street yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Roy Jump was the leader for the
occasion and the topic for discussion
was Hospitals ard Medical Work"
Practically all OF the members were
present.
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puulan for Council.

George E. Dunlap. we'll known local
man. has filed petition with the county
election board as a candidate for coun-
cilman-at-large. He is a Republican
Other Republicans having d1ed for the
same office include John F. johnson
and Guy T. Moore.
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Women.a Class nseatiur.

The members OF the Women's class
of the First Presbyterian church will
he tho guests Of Mrs. J. c. keyser. at
her home on Elm street. this evening.
All Of the members are expected to at
tend. The evening will be devoted 10
music and fancy-work. and will con-
clude with a luncheon
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Mise Maud Corbett, Of Noble ard
Thirty-eighth streets. for the past rev
wears principal Of the Central school
building. has been granted life certih-
cate by the Ohio state board OF school
examiners at Columbus.
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Large crowds saw the initial perform
ance Of Hauk's Cupid Revue at the New
Pastime theatre last night. Musical
comedy and vaudeville are popular with
the partons Of the local theatre.
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Luncheon Dance.

June IS a luncheon dance will be given
at the o. u. 4. NJ. hall. on Belmont
street, by the graduating class OF St.
Johns high school. An orchestra WI:
furnish the music for the event, which
promises to be very enjoyable
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Red Men to Meet.

The weekly meeting OF Waneta Tribe
No. IS Of the Improved Order OF Red
Men will take place in the FrRternal
hall on North Fifth street this evening
and all of the members are expected TO
attend, as important business matters
will be considered.
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Cameron 10cc1k

News Of the arrival Of twins ut the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Omef HcEard,
at their home in Grant county. Nab re-
ceived by relatives and friends Inf this
city yesterday morning. The pnesSags
also brought the peasine news thai
mother and both daughters were doing
we'll The mother will Be remembered
as Miss Edith Wilson, who formerly
resided in this city.
Elmer Gump. who Wa In the ffst
conscription and was one OF the poys
drawn with the first number. arrived
home Saturday. This Wa . very sad
home coming for him as the funefAl or
his mot her occurred the next day
The funeral OF Mrs. d. D. Guinp.
whose illness has been mentioned in
this paper several times. occurred rom
the home Sunday at 2 p. m. and tho
intsrment was made at Highland Gem
etery. Che had been on invalid Tor
some time, and her mind had become
effected. The husband and 4 family
Of crown children survive.
The large delegation that went from
this place to Wheeling to attend the
parade Wednesday. left the town with
only half Of its population.
Mias Eva B. Clyde. . once popular
teacher in the Cameron High school. u
here from Beaver FallS. Pa, the S1Ast
Of Miss Hattie Hicks.
The Willing Workers class Of the
Baptist church will hold - pie bocial
and sale at the Sincsl hardware store.
Saturday afternoon. 30
The lawn fete given By the ladies' of
the Christian church. At Cox'S lawn,
last Saturday afternoon. was . success
in every particular.
All the churches Of the city observed
hcildren's day last Sunday except the
Baptis. which will have theirs next
Sunday. 49,. tst.t
Rev. s. G. Fisher. Of the HSptIst
church. will preach the annual aoemeAs
to the Odd Fellows at the Hapttst
church Friday evening. Decorations NJ
the cemeteries Fill preesda ths @ -
aaryicA ... - Z. y 8 Srrsr-,sy 2.
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70 Lima EncampmeRt.

At the meeting of Spangler post. G.
A. r. held at the city building last
night. arrangements were made for at
tending the annual state encampment or
Civil war veterans at Lima next week
About o half dozen members Of the local
post will attend the encampment
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woman's Missionary Meeting.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Missionary Society OF the
First Presbyterian church OF this city.
was held at the home of Mrs. Blanche
NJ. Lupton. on North Seventh street.
last night. and the short programme
which had been prepared was carried
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Memorial comnittee Meeting.

Another meeting of the committee ap-
pointed TO plan some suitable memorial
in honor OF the boys and girls Of the
city. who gave their services to the
country and failed to return was held IN
the mayors office at the city building
last night. at which time final details
Of the work were planned.