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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
CAPTAIN OTTO FAVORS
STREET IMPROVEMENTS

The first thing that should be done
by the city administration which goes
into office July LIST is the immediate i'm
provement Of the city streets. is advo-
Gated by Capt. W. T. Otto. councilman
elect from the First ward.
The miserable condition Of the streets
Is a thing that should be remedied at
once. hn urges. as they are an eycsore -
the community and leave a bad impress
sion on automobile tourists who adver-
tise the feet that this city has thor
oughfares which resemble the shell orn
war area in France.
The city has slo5,000 left out Of the
S125. 900 turned over BY Ohio county as
its share OF the sale OF the Pewiky rail-
road stock. This money has been in the
hands Of the city administration for
eighteen months and this would form
the nucleus OF a paving fund which
could be augmented by the issuance OF
! bonds to the amount Of 100000. for the
short term of ten years.
This sum Of ;l05,000 will not do a
great amount OF paving: but 1t Is sup
plemented by the issuance OF 100000
IN bonds much can be done toward get
ting Wheeling out Of the mud before the
snow flies again. as fully $4,000 worth
of work can be done this summer and
fall" said Capt. Otto.
we would have slo5oo0 10 start with
which together with the 100000 would
make 1905. 000 for the city 10 eSpend on
its streets. Estimating that the amount
of paving necessary by the traction COM
panics would BE- onc-fifth the amount
done by III" city. this would add t6l'ooo'
or a total Of 1850. 600 worth Of work
which could be- done this year II the city
will have a small bond issue of s2oo'ooo.
by issuing short term bonds OF ten
years the maximum levy required 10 pay
OFF the bonds and interest would be out
AZ per cent, and the average levy would
be but 3H per cent. II no new paving
il done fully as much as would be de-
rived from this levy would be necessary
for patching and filling of holes IN or
der to keep The streets al all passaole
Filtration was another matter when
should be lakcn up and carried through
without exhausting the citys finahciai
resources said Capt. Otto VINO mas
promised his heaitiest support In
movement for pure water.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
FRIEND ADVICE
WISELY TAKEN AS
RESULTSPROVED
Neighbor Knew What Was Right
When He Said: Take
Nerv-Worth"

No medicine ever drew forth such
striking endorsements as Merry Worth
does and a great many Of those Whom
It blesses gladly report the facts ana
consent TO publications. very practical
form OF service to fellow-sufferers.
Here is the latest instance. Said Mrs.
CLAW a few DAYS ago to the Ashland,
KY. druggist.
Steele G. Lawrence:-I want to say
q word in behalf Of Wentworth and
what II has done for me. I have been
sick for the past year with stomach
trouble. I have been in bed the mos,
of the time. Nothing I ate would
agree with me. I suffered with severe
pains in my stomach.
Mr.. L. N. Bailey whose wife had got
ten results from taking Nerv-Worth
advised me 10 try It. have now taken
one bottle and I am VI and 1eellns
better than I have for a year. l am
today purchasisg my second bottle
MRS. ED CLAY.
Denton. Ky.
Your dollar back If Wentworth does
not benefit you. Gricst's drug store
sells Wentworth in Wheeling.
Merry Worth is sold. in Warwood BY
W. E Mcnamara: Fulton, Fulton Phar-
macy: Mingo Junction. Moore Bros;
Martins Ferry. Ralston & Parker: st.
clalrsville, Patterson & Sons; Barnes
willie, Hilles Bros; Cameron, Cameron
Drug Co.: Sistersville. c. B. Dlsque;
New Martnsville. Hornbrooks Drug
store; Moundsville. ]. H. Beam Drug
Co.; Bridgeport. selby & Reed (Dens
Pharmacy; Rellaire, Dankworth Bros.t
Padcn City. Morgan Bros; West Alex
ander. e. K. McConn; Edgewood, The
Edgcwood Pharmacy: Elm Grove,
Blums Pharmacy: Benwood, Benwood
Drug Co.; McAechen. CARROTS PIN
macy: WellsburE. ]. r. Elson.
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wsla To Grand jury.

w.E. Hershey. Of Warrington. W. Va.
and James Piatt. OF Shadyside. were ar
raigned before Squire Frank 8. Mason
Saturday afternoon on a charge Of hold.
ing up and robbing A. J. Whitlatcn' OF
Guernsey street Of his gold watch, cnaln a
and 81 in change. The watch was valued
AZ san and the chain was valued at IS.
Both men entered pleas Of not guilty
but at the conclusion Of their preliri-
nary hearings each was held under bond
Of $500 to the grand jury. Neither was
able 10 furnish the bond.
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Crowds Left Early.

IN spite Of tho fact that this cit
the mecca for all of the thirsty
apparently IN two states Saturday
ing. and the saloons enjoyed the
Eest days business In their caree
crowds were unusually thin aloE
wards II o'clock. and when that
finally arrived there were yer;
people on the streets This may
been the result Of nearly all 81
places running QUITO ( beer at an
hour, and the matter Of choice q
brands was q thing Of the past.
was nothing 10 prevent a man Try
tering a bar and calling 'up q 81
Cascade" OF Sunny Brook" 6I
chances were very slim for getth
brand called for. because 1t wa3
there. The officials Of the city d,
great credit for their handling
situation, and 1t was due to
watchful care that there was r
single disturbance Of any descr
pulled off in the town
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Bridgeport Briefs.

Joseph McIstcr has returned home
after week spent in Chicago. ILL.,.
where he attended the International
convention Of the Railroad Fuel associ-
alton and the National Coal Operators
association. The chief speaker at the
meeting Of the Coal Operators asSocia-
ton was Fl. \. Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Douds have return
ed from Louisville. KY. where they wit
messed tho Derby races.
The lists Of the contributors TO the
monument fund arc being filled rapidly
and will probably be completed in a
day or TWO.
Mrs Herman A. Schafcr and children
Loft yesterday for visit with friends
al Pittsburgh.
The Journeymen BARRIERS local union
of this city will hold their monthly
meeting tonight.
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Bed Rurped.

The fire departments were called out
at o'clock yesterday morning by ar
alarm from box 6. located at NORTH
Fifth street and MaCh"y avenue. stop 4
Upon their arrival tn" tirNm"n discover
I'd that two foreign residents in Tho
Roberts prorcrcyt had Gon" 10 bed sup
poeodly und"r the innucn'" of liquor
smoking cigarettes. ard as result sol
all Of tho bod clothing afro. The burn
ing Cloth!nE was thrown out Of win
dow with no darlag" TO tho building.
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receiving his discharge from the serv-
ice.
Ben Perry Is spending a few days in
Steubenville as a member of the U. S.
Petit Jury.
Wilbur Coss. Of Glassport. Pa. a
former local resident. spent yesterday in
town visiting friends.
Belmont City lodge OF Odd Fellows
will hold their regular meeting in the
Fratcrnal Hall this evening.
Only one applicant took the civil serv-
ice examination for mail carrier on the
force at the local post office.
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g Years Old and As
Good as a YoungSteI

~ or years ago I was very sick
man. Doctors said catarrh trouble OF
stomach and bowels. affecting the liver
and heart. For more than a year
wanted 10 die. hut could not. Upon the
advic" of friend l tried Mayrs Won
dcrful Remedy. and although So years
old l now fool as good as youngster."
II is a simple. harmless preparation
that removes tho catarrhal mucus from
the intestinal tract and allsys the infa-
nation which causes practically all
stomach. liver and intestinal ailments.
including appendicitis. One dose will
convince or money refunded. c. n.
Griest & Co. 1l25 Market street. and
druggists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
Program for Memorial Day.

Tho veterans of tho Civil war VIII
hold two services on Memorial day.
Friday. May 30. and the schedule OF ar
ranrcmcnts calls for meeting or the
veterans near tho Zerah Sharp store on
Main street Friday morning nj
o'clock. from which place they Will ne
taken IN conveyanccs TO Weeks come
tory whore tho services will be held in
charge Of Rev. w. w. Long OF the West
End Methodist church. In the after-
noon the assembly will take place at the
corner Of Main and Bridge streets al :
o'cIock and ARRANGEMENTS have been
madc for special cars to carry all to
I.inwocd cemetery. near Blaine. and
tbcsr services will be- conducted by
Rev, II. C.. Rosenbaum of Trinity Luth-
cram church,
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@. A. =. Annual Memorial.

The annual memorial services Of
Branum poot No. 221 Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic Of this city were CON
Quoted at the Trinity Lutheran rhurcn
church in Kirkwood yesterday morning,
with the church auditorium filled IN irs
utmost capacity. The services wrr" n
Rev. r. G. Roseubaum. pastor "f tho
church. ad all of the patriotic societies
in town attended in body. and most
Of the residents. The program which was
rendered was enjoyed, and the sermon.
which was the main feature of the oCca-
sion, was interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
Elks Meeting Tonight.

The regular meeting OF the Elks lodge
OF this city. will be held in the lodge
home on North Fourth street. this eve
ming, and all Of the members are expect
ed 10 attend. Plans have been made for
the raising OF the local quota in the
home service drive Of the Salvation
Army. and all of the members are OK
pected to volunteer their assistance in
the work.
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4frty-two Arrests.

AZ evidence that all "f IN" members
Of the local polio" force were on tho job
Saturday Is tho fact that thirty-,wo ar
rests were made during that day
Eleven Of the number w"rc charged
with being suspicious chara Ctrrs. and all
put up $50 for their appearance and were
run out of town. The balance Of the
number, twenty-one, were charged with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
Red MN IN shadvside.

: largo number Of the members nf
Wan"ta tribe No. IS. Improved Order oil
Fed Men Of this city. have made ar
ranE"mrnts to attend the meeting at
Shadys;G". ohio. tomorrow evening. Tho
degree team from the local tribe has
been ruu"er"I 10 take charge Of tho work
ur tn" evening. and tho big feature will
~ IhH banquet which Will follow the
tnitiaturv session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26

Louis Duga has announced himself as
q candidate for city treasurer on the
Democratic ticket at the primary cleo
ton August IA. He is the second can
didate to come out for this office on tn"
democratic ticket Two Republicans
have also announced themselves for
CITY treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
E--aov,ruor Hanlsy speaks.

Ex-Governor Frank Hanley' OF 1nol-
ana. who recently returned from france
vhc-e no has been working among the
American soldiers, delivered an address
at the Christian church Sunday evening.
His subject was "America-The Torch
Bearer" Tho address proved to be very
interesting to the many who ATTENDED
the service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
Memorial ssr71ees void.

Memorial services for the veterans OF
the Civil war were held last night at the
FIRST Presbyterian church. Rev. James
H Lawther delivered the sermon. Be
sides members Of the Spangler Post 6.
A r. the woman's Relief Corps, Vet
Grams Of the recent World War, Boy
Scouts and other organizations attended
in a body.
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Young v:sies to Entertain,

There will probably be g. good crowd
in attendance at the entertainment.
which will be hcld in the Sixth Street
A. n. E. church tomorrow evening. and
all are promised very enjoyable eve
ming. The program which has been ar
ranged is very interesting. and refresh-
mcnls will be served following the
numh drs
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mrs. John Coleman and children Of
Wheeling. spent yesterday visiting with
relatives in this city.
Prosecuting Attorney w. T. Dixon. Of
this city. left last night for Columbus,
Ohio. to appear before the Pu bile Ctili-
ties Commission today
The members Of tho Monday Night
Club will he guests at the home Of Mrs
A. H, DorcinE on Walnut street tonight.
Albert Handel is expected to arrive
homo from Camp Sherman today after
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Civic Club Me cts,

The regular meeting OF the woman
Civic club will b. held Tuesday evening
at tho home Of Miss Ada Weyrick on
Belmont street Mrs. J. VI. henderson
Of Martins Ferry will give an address
at this meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
Huohro Party wednesday

The members Of the local council Oh
knights Of Columbus. will give another
OF their enjoyable cuchre parties IN
their rooms on Hanover street. "eohes-
day Of this wc"k. and good attendance
If tho friends of the order Is antici-
ratcd the proceeds Of these interesting
AFFAIRS is being used TO dcfray the eH-
uenses of the councils participation IN
III home coming celebration which taxes
Mace June Goth and 2lsi.
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EutsrtntnS Class.

The members Of the Mary and Mar
tina Bible class OF the South Reilaire M
E. church will BE- entertained "euhes
day afternoon by Mrs. John Caruean ana
Mrs. Taylor Corbett at the latter nome
on West Twenty-third street. y reIl.
gious program Will be rendered ana
social diversions will be enjoyed and a
luncheon served.
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solingly remarked the other day. ever
better and better-and we ought not 70
mind having the little additional cost
for goods that are really worth while
when we stop to consider what we've
been paying in the last few years OF
grace. for that which was not. SO /
suppose we can all appear . Few
months hence our hearts singing this
joyful refrain. Now have my moneys
worth in bright. gladstone colors. any
way
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nnff 1nueral Services.

Funeral services over the remains or
the late Robert Duff, we'll known mn
worker Of this city. and resident OF
South Fifth street. were conducted from
the home yesterday afternoon at s:3o
o'clock in chage Of Rev. f. z. SchilH
of the Methodist church. and the inter
nent took place at Rivervicw cemetery.
The members OF the Foresters lodge
attended the services IN a body.
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r. sehednle IN Eject.

The new schedule on the c. P. rail-
road and on the Powhatan division wen'
into effect Yesterday. There are two
changes on the c. & P division and both
trains on the Powhatan line leave
earlier than formerly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26

The regular meeting Of IN" Junior
Order Of United American Mechanics Of
this city will be held in their rooms IN
tho Hcinlein building this evening. and
all Of the members arc expected 10 at
tend Some important business Will bc
transacted.
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a. II, n Club Danoc.

The g. H. B. club will entertain with q
dance this evening at the Elk hall on
Belmont street. The Jones Jazz orches-
ira Of wheeling. will furnish the music.
an excellent program having been ar
ranged. The committee in charge Is
composed of John Pickens, John Null
doom and John Tobin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
EaTlex Lost Hot Game.

The local Eagles baseball team ost an
interesting contest which was staged at
League park yeterday afternoon with the
Panhandle A. c. of DennIon by the hort
end of Il to score. The game was
warmly contested throughout the entire
nine innings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26

The final meeting OF the Union Mem
orial association before the activities on
Friday May 30 will BE- hold Wednesday
evening AT the city building. At TINS
time chief marshal Dunlap will an
nounce his aides.
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TWO Hurseu to Graduate.

Two nurses will be graduated from
the local city hospital ut the conclusion
Of their course Of training this season.
Miss Ola Vim of Rarracksvillc. w. Va.
and Miss Eleanor Worstell Of Adcna,
Ohio. arc III" lucky ones. and the time
for the commencement exercises has
not vet been definitely set.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
Pythtar Church Services.

All Of the local lodges of knights OF
Pythias attended special services for
their order which were conducted in the
Presbyterian chuch yesterday morning.
in chage Of Rev. Wingad. pastor Of the
church. All Of the lodges met on North
Fourth street and marched 20 the
church in a body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
Modern woodmen BANQUET.

Plans arc being rapidly rounded into
form for the banquet. in honor of their
members who have returned from the
service, by the members Of Buckeye
Camp OF Modern Woodmen of America,
and plans are being made TO accommo-
date at lcSst 300 persons. The affair
Will take place on Saturday evening OF
this week, in the dining rooms OF the
Fraternal hall on North Fifth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26

A centenary jubilee service was neld
last evening at the First Methodist
Episcopal church. Reports Of tn" cam
paiEn fund drive wNr" made and the
team captains gave brief addresses. Ths
quota OF the local church is S25,pV"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
aiT Demand For Tickets.

A biz demand is being experienced Tor
tickets 10 the Senior class play. "All Of
a Sudden Peggy" which will be pre-
sentod at the high school auditorium on
Wednesday evening Of this week. and
those in charge Of the affair state that
all who attend the performance will be
we'll pleased as 1t is something excep-
tionally good
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-26
First Communion Yesterday.

A class Of more than sixty young
folks were present 10 celebrate their
first communion. at ST. Marys Cathollo
church OH North Fourth street ges'er-
day morning and the services were IN
charge of Rev, Father C. A. Mulhearn.
A large congregation OF the members OF
the church were present TO witness the
beautiful ceremony.
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Soldiers and Sailors Meeting.

A meeting of all Of the returned SOL
diers, sailors and marines Of this city.
has been called TO take place at ma
Board Of Trade rooms on South Fourth
street. tomorrow evening at 1880 o'clock.
at which time It Is hoped that an tr-
ganziation Of all service men may be
effected. Every service man should thke
an interest in this meeting and arrange
10 he present
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saecalaureste Sermon Interesting.

All Of the eighteen members or the
class Of 1919 Of the local high school,
as we'll as n large number OF the ctti-
CONS of the town. were present ut the
First Methodist church last night to
hear an interesting sermon to the
graduates which was preached by Rev.
Roscnbaum Of Trinity Lutheran church.
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|BELLAIRE NEWS

home at Thirty-fifth and Noble streeta
The Archibald band Of which the de-
ceased was a member, will be In charge
Of the services. The members OF the
band will turn out IN a body. Interment
will be in the Rose Hill cemetery.
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American Casualties

pisd Of Diseass
Corp. don. Edward Levi oAzr4so1' VI
wounded slightly
Lieut.. Wolfe. Charles III P1ttsbursh
.Pvt co.lsy, Gay T. chspsnAava1ls, ".
Va.
PVT. simmons, BOYD r, ospon Springs.
wounded (psgrss uudstsruatnsd).
ssrgt. RatlIn, Charles O., 1AtoahAs
Pvt. jenkins, Willie, a1rta, ". Va
Pvt. Seifricd. Albert A., Cleveland, O.
wounded Slightly =.
Capt. Stark. William c., Pittsburgh,
Lieut.. Roberts. Charles n. Erie. Pa
ton, V. Va.
Pvt. Reescr Roy. Columbus. Ohio.
Pvt. Wood. John D.. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pvt. Breedon, George r, 1lairton, ".
Pvt. Moegle. Harry Smith. Pittsburgh.
Pa.
Pvt. PAUL, Anthony J.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died From Accident AID othrO Causes
Corp. Delaney. Jack. Johnstown. Pa. :.
Killed In Action, Previously reported
Missing In Action
Corp. Fitzgerald, Edmund. Cleveland,
Ohio.
PVT. Fisher. Carl r. Butler. Pa.
Missing tn Action
pvt. LouRh, John D., Kline, ". We.
Pvt. McNally. Frank c.. CleveieAd, o.
Pvt, shafFer, Charles l., Hunt, ". Va
BUY WAR SAVINGS srAl,rs-l
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New Patrol Here.

Tho new police patrol and emergency
ambulance" which was purchased by III"
city through the Sims agency and built
hv tho Roo company has arrived in the
city and has hecn inspected by hundreds
i * ono oF tho most up-to-datc pieces
If equipment ever turned out.
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commencement Exerclseg TomorrOw.

The annual commencement exercises
Of the graduating class Of the h'Eh
school will take place at the FIRST
Methodist church. Kirkwood. tomorrow
evening. and a good crowd Is expected
TO be present. An interesting program
has been prepared. and the main ad-
dress Of the evening will bN delivered
by DR.. j. Knox Montgomery OF Muskin-
gum college The high school Glee
clubs will furnish som" of the muslcai
numbers of the program.
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Industrious panes Meeting.

Mrs. ". H. Griffith will be the hostess
10 the members Of the Industrious
Danes Of this city. at her home on Ellcr
and Eighth streets. Wednesday after.
noon Of this week. and the members
have been asked 10 note that the day
is one earlier than usual this week
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drunkenness. ard will have the pleasure
Of donating IS each 10 the city eN-
cheQucr this morning. Saturday Was
the biggest day Bridgeport even ~
perienced in the saloon business ana
the police kept all disturbance DOWN
with credit 10 themselves and the 'o"n'
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The congregation Of the Trinity E
copal church will hold reception
evening for Rev. Hunter and family
the Parish house at o'clock.
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yrsSsrs Funeral Tuesday.

Funeral services will be held at two
o'clock Tuesday Afternoon for the late
william LETTERS. saloon proprietor VINO
a. AT the city hospital OF a gun shot
~ound in the neck inflicted by Alice
Afford. a rnulatto. OF Warrington. w.
Va The services will be held in the late
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n A n Memorial.

The annual memorial services TOT the
veterans OF the local post Of the Grand
Army were conducted at the FIRST Zap
list church yesterday morning. and the
church was packed with interested spec,
tators. The veterans met at their hall
on Hanover street. and marched to the
church in q body. accompanied by sev"
eral other patriotic organizations OF tue
town, and the address which was de-
livered by Rev r, B. Mcdaniel was con-
sidered one Of the best ever heard.
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The members OF the BNaN q
lodge held . big initiation at the
Fellows hall yesterday afternoon.
lowing the initiation q smoker was
Joyed-