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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
BETHESDA

The W. c. T. U. held their regular
monthly meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Anna Flanagan, on Friday nftsrnoon' an
The first Armistics Day anniversary
was very fittingly celeorated mere on
Tuesday evening at the N. Z chureh;
The following; program was rendaere ,a
by T' the Bethesda band; Invocation. Rev:
J. r. Fretts; 1.-The American. Legion.
=. X. jenkins; address, w. +. Dixon,
prosecuting attorney. st Clairsvills;dueI'-
M MsS rrSa a address. Judge VIM F. Smith.
!! Barnesville. O.; America" audience;
benediction. Rev. Male.
Mrs. Stanley Brown and two. children.
are with home folks at Elm Grove this
"t Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Perkins and daugh-
ter, Miss Edna, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Per;
kins and grandson. Raymond. attendea
aud were entertained to dinner at the
home OF Mrs. Lena Perkins and dausn'
ter, Miss Edna.
Mrs. Alex. Landers, Of Morristown.
was the guest Of friends s mere hSs rs snd
Mr. Andrew Craig. Of Centeryile, VISIT
ed Mr.. James Craig. on Sunday. ana A.! AZ
tended the evangelistic services At the
! Christian church!
, " at his home south OF town.
/ ,irs. Anna McAillen and Arl- 4Ancel
Wilcox attended the Home missionary
Convention at Akron last week. A re.
! port will be given at the meeting on
/ Friday evening at tho home OF miss
ANT! mr, J. u. Taylor. wife and daughters.
[ Miss Dorothy and Virda, and Mr.. CraW.
| ford Neff OF Shadyside. spent sunday
with his sister, Mrs. Carl Clifford.
! Mrs. Mary Duffy and children. OF
GAINESVILLE. are tho guests OF Nelns
Miss Marie Heskett Of Musldnsum
! college. spent the weekend with mono
| Mrs. l.. A. Stonebraker and daughter,
Mildred. Of Armstrong; Mills. were re-
cont visitors with Mrs. Stonebrakers
PARENTS, Mr.. and Mrs. y. e. Perkins.
Mrs. Viii Kenondy, Mrs. Matte Jar
| rctt and daughter Miss Ruth were shop
! ping in Rarnesvilie on Saturday.
Miss Frctts Of New Concord. visited
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs ]. h Frcts
! recently. returning on Sunday.
| Misses Elite and Esther White re-
turned to Iowa this week. after z pleas;
ant visit with their parents, Mr. ana
Mrs. James White. Of Badger1burg.
| Prof. F. L. Maria and the high kchool
teachers. Misses Hubert ana BAfnts al.
| tended the Eastern Ohio Teachers Assoc
citation at Marietta. recently: MrA
| Maris and daughter. Miss Mildred. ac'
companicd them for . visH with friendh
The greater the necessity for savin0
the greater your opportunity 70 uSs
! The IntclliGencer Want Ada
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Senatro Briefs.

Mrs. Martin Potts will entertain mem
bers OF the Loyal Daughters class Of
the Christian church next Tuesday ev-
ening at her homcf
Quite a number from here will go to
wheeling tomorrow morning 10 sec the
Wheeling Martins Ferry football game.
Mrs. c. L. Burkhardt and Alice Kruger
have returned from Canton whore they
attended missionary convention Of the
Reformed church.
Wilmer Blair, Of Oakland. Cal. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Blair, formerly of this
city, who served in tho recent world war
has rcenlisted and will return to Franc"
according to word received here by rel
atives.
The Liberty Club will give dance
| tonight at the Armory hall on Union
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jones' have ro-
| turned to their homo At Columbus after
a visit with relatives here.
The Christmas program committee Of
the Latter Day Saint church met last
night at the homo of Mrs. Thomas Duffy
on Harrison street.
Tho degree team Of the Knights Of
Columbus lodge will 20 to Steubcnville
Sunday TO conrcr tho second degree on
class OF candidates.
with Rcllaire and Canton high school
football teams playing here Saturday
afternoon N IS not likely that the w &
J.-Bcthany game at Wheeling will draw
many from this city.
A rehearsal Of tho Amcricus club
playground minstrnls was held last
night NJ tho club rooms in the Nichol-
son building
Tho third animal Red Cross roll call
drive &c scheduled To end Ncr" tomorrow
Tho choir Of the First VI. T.. church IS
preparing to give Cantata entitled THO
Nativity" In tho near future.
Although tho arinis;Ico was signed
more than n year ago. n number Of Eel
lairc boys nre still in tho service.
Mrs. Walter Gr"nGhOus" Of South
Guernsey street. entertained mcrnhcrS Of
tho Mary and Martha Rlbln claeS nr the
South Reliaire N. T. church Thursday
afternoon.
Tho Moose club CAV" dance last
night at Moose hall on Union street
which was largely attended.
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Fred TaE"Gt" hGs gone 10 Canton
whnr" h" expects "a spend several days
on business
Edward Fast. OF South Seventh street.
has returned [" Pittsburgh University
after hricf visit with his parents here"
The old ;iTC dane" If IL" Rcd Mon
given in thH Frat Hall last night was Il
very enjoyable affair
Mrs. =. y. IIowd"n. nf Washington
Ia. is Sn"ndinr few days visiting
with relatives in town.
An energetic effort is being made by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
when YOUR COM
PLExION BEGINS
TO FADE With AGE
You Can Preserve That
Clear, Smooth Tint Of
Youth
By the Occasional Use of
the BLACK and WHITE
Beauty Treatment.

As the years 60 By. women lose that
baby-like softresS and the rosy tin;
which they possessed in their girihood
days. Face powders. rouge and toilet
-creams oil help and Serve as a mask for
their faded, sallox compleN.on-eUt
such results serve only for few hours.
The Black and White Beauty Treat
rnent will restore that bloom Of youth 80
much desired-ma&eE mothers and
daughters appear 10 b. sisters-and its
use both safe and delightful. Before
retiring you battle your face with Black
and White Soap. then apply the creamy
Ointment and wash off the next morn
ing. You'll be SO wesl pleased with this
home beauty treatment that package
of both Black and White Ointment and
Soap will always have place on your
4 dressing table.
Your druggist sells both Black and
White Ointment and Black and White
Soap at Csc each or the manufacturers
!. will send both on receipt Of soc.
q A sample, literature and Black and
White Birthday and Dream Book will be
sent you free II you clip and mail this
advertisement TO BLACK and WHITE,
lox Yi3, Memphis, Tenn.
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ST. CLA|RsV|LLE
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Filled

The Pittshurrh- Belmont Coal Co. to
James +. Mcllott and James Brender-
COST. Coal in Belmont County. y.
Daniel l.. Daniels ard wife TO The
Pittsburgh Belmont Coal Co. Land in
Union TIP. 81.
Thos. II. Schultz and Alice l.. Shultz
to W. NJ. Foster ct al. Land on Smith
TIP. 81.
Steve Petrokubi TO Borka Petrokubl
Lot "A in South Barton. $40.
Carl W. Losc and wife to John Gal
ct al. Land in Flushing TIP. $500.
Levi u. Mitchell and wife to Mrs.
Mary Dugan. Land in Colcrain TIP. $40.
Chris W. He'll and Caroline c. He'll to
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Bridgeport prtefs.

s. r. Hickey, local news dealer, Is
back on duty following weeks Illness
house.
\ force Of trackmcn Of tho Pcnnsyl-
vania, started to make repairs to the
crossing at Bridge street, yesterday.
Mrs. John Dcudna has gone I. visit
at New Athens. O.. after a brlcI visit
with local relatives.
Several automobiles Will convey the
members # the .. L. A. NJ. on their trip
to Cambridge this evening.
%hc weekly meeting of the members
OF the LOYAL Order OF Moose. OF this
city was held in their rooms on Main
street, last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
OHIO RABBIT SEASON
WILL OPEN TOMORROW
Large Number of the Hunters OF This
Vicinity Have All Preparations
Made to Take Advantage
Of First Day.

with the opening of the rabbit season
in this state tomorrow, most or the
local hunters have completed all ar
rangcmrnts for their first days hunt.
and several will leave to-day for few
days trip to various places in the coun-
ty The local hardware stores have
been experiencing run on firearms Tor
several days past. and the city CLERK
Charles SchclI, has been busy man..
issuing the necessary licenses. Those
who have made trips into the wilds dur
ing the late weeks, claim that the cot
ton-tailS are more plentiful than they
have been for many years and the mar
ket will probably be drugged with the
palatable animals in the next few days.
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injured In Auto Accident

Ida Carmel. L. year cid pupil Of tho
Central school, was run down accident
ally and injured by an automobile owned
and driven by +. T. AppicGarth, on
Fourth street near the school building
just at the opening of school yesterday
afternoon. The driver was said 10 he
entirely hlamelcss in the matter of tho
accident by eye witnesses. the youngest or
having run directly in front of In"
machine. She was taken TO the local
hospital for treatment for n deep cash
in the head which was sustained.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
Laughlin Men to Return

At a big mass meeting Of the hot mill
American Sheet L. Tin I'iat" company $
plant held in the F'"nray theatre ycster-
day morning. the men voted Ia return To
their work. This is the first break in
the steel strike in this district. The
men have been promised work Monday
and all Of the former employees have
been promised their jobs back, This
leaves the Aetna Standard as the only
mill left out and there are only two
mills nj thai plant.
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wAs REsrnEss Ar NIaHT

Coughs and colds are prcNhI!Ht, aIIu 1t
is n serious mistake to neglect tnen,,
os dangerous sickness may develop
from them. There IS one safe and re-
liable family remedy for coughs. colds
and croap. John Conroy. uiivcr. "a,
writes: My ailmCut was bad cough
for tire" years: Then l got a bad C"la a
and could not sleep for coughing. l was
restless Mt night. but an all right
now. thanks to 'olcy's Honey ard Tar.
II clears the throat Of phlcrm ard mu-
CouS and coats the raw, unnamed sur
faces with a healing, soothing medicine.
Sold cvcrSw here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

Practically all OF the members OF the
congregation Of st Paul's Lutheran
church spent an enjoyable evening ut
tho church last evening as the guests of
the members of the Ladies' Aid Society
nr the church. The evening was devO-
ted to social amusements. and refresh
uhcnts We're served TO all during the
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

Awnings taken down, washed and
stored. Tel e63. Wheeling Tent b AVN
ing Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

VT. and NrS. {. Z: 0NHcoCK' 0I MIN
members nf the First Division or Tn!
Ladies Aid Society Of the Kirkwn"d
Methodist church. at their home on
JaCllctt street. l[irkw"oL. last crvuinG.
Most Of III" members and their nus
haads wcrr prvS,It and were delighted
with the program of amuscments car
vcd out during the evening.
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Red Hen Meeting

The weekly meeting Of III" Wancta
Tribe No. - of tn" Improved Order of
Red Men Will l." held in the l'ratcrnal
Hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock and
several candidates arc expected To he
ing To a recent ruling Of the Board of
Great Chiefs soldiers Of IN" late war
can br admitted to tn" order for nom
nul fec aud The ruling Will hc discussed
at This evenings meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

Tho members Of tho Red team Of St
Paul'S Episcopal Sunday S"hol were tho
hosts t. the members Of the Blue tenn
as Il result OF losing tn" membership
contest. in tho social rooms of the
church on Walnut street last night. All
if the members Of the school spent n
most enjoyable evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

7. s. Starck. Lot ~ In Pcase TIP. $40.
George &. McGrew and Emma NJ Nc
Grew 10 Chas S. Wolfe. Land in Pow
hatan Point $40.
Lille Hoskinson to r V. Mellott
and Anna Mellott. Lot SO in Barnes
vile. 81.
John A. Cain and Josephine Cain to
Mary A. Chambers. Land in Martins
Ferry. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

The first OF the series Of old fashioned
square dances. which was given under
the auspices Of the Booster committee
Of the Red Men in the Frat dance hall
on North Fifth street, was signal sue
cess and all who attended claim 10 have
spent a very enjoyable evening. 1t is
probable that the affairs will be contin-
ucd on every second THURSDAY through
out the winter.
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The greater the necessity for saVlne
the greater your opportunity to use
The Intclli Gcncer Want Ada
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Final Practice Tonight,

The Rcd and Black football team Of
Bellaire high school holds final practice
this evening in pre- 2ration for the game
tomorrow with Mckinley high school
eleven Of Canton. Coach Layman last
night gave the boys n light scrimmaGG
practice and the work out tonight will
DO in signals only. The eleven regulars
will begin the game for the Red and
Black.
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womeu's Club Meeting

The regular S"mi-mmnthiy meeting OF
the members Of ;hr Wumcn's club was
held AT the home % Mrs. y. W. Kerr. on
South Seventh street yesterday after
noon. and the interesting program which
had been prepared for The meeting was
carried out Mrs f.. X. Dixon. Mrs.
John Nelly and Mrs. Fred Sciby took
part in tho program.
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Miners, Meeting Saturday

4 mass meeting Of the representatives
Of all Of the mincrS in this district has
been called to take place at the Trades
and Labor Assembly hail on Market
street, Wheeling. for Saturday morning
ut . O'Clock, and it is probable that a
decision Of Their stand in the strike sit
uatiou will be reached at that time.
There will he none Of the members Of
the organization returning 10 work until
the first of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

Miss Ouimby. the superintendent OF
III, Bcllairc hospital. has rendered her
resignation as tho head OF the local in
#,itut.nn to the hospital trustees. 1t
has been accepted and she has left the
local institution Temporarily Mrs.
Mary Wcerns. public health and welfare
nG.s1 - acting as the head of the local
hospital.
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relatives at FlushinG.O.
for a two weeks visit with relatives At
Jules Rcnier and Emil Raspallaire
left yesterday for their homes In Sis
Miss Emma Eichorn, who 10 teaching
school at Rockhill, spent tho week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Eichorn. OF this place:
CHARLES Wharton, OF Camnridge' was
a visitor in town Tuesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

A New Era NOvrnrNt llcrtlNE Tor st.
ClairsviIl,. lr,%hytcry Will be held in
the First Presbyterian church. in Kirk
wood. this evening. and members of the
church from all "C the towns In the
county are expected 10 be present Some
Of the strongest speakers in the move
mcnt ar" expected ~ he pC:"nt. and
the meeting pomiscs to Der interesting
and productiv" Of much good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

Anita Stewart in Leroy Scntt's sensa-
tional novel Of big pleasure in New
York. entitled Mary Regain" Will be
the main attraction AT the Family thea
tire ON Lincoln avenue. this afternoon
and evening Appropriate music Will
be rendered along with the picture. and
Il comedy which is Il scream will COM
plctc the program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

Funeral services will be held this az
ternoon at two o'clock for the late John
McGraw, who died Tuesday Mt his home
at Forty-elghth and Guernsey streets.
Tho services will ne at the late home.
Rev Frank T.. Erect. pastor OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church. will officiate
Interment will be in the Linwood GENE
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
New waiting Room Soon

The officials of the Wheeling Traction
system have mad" the ann"unccincnt
thai the long looked for waiting room
which Will II" located al the corner OF
Sixth and Hanover streets. for the &C
commodatiQn Of patrons of tho cars who
reside above III" city. Will BE- ready 10
place in position soon and the announce
mcnt meets with favor on the part OF
the patrons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

The last sad rites for the late Henry
Swartz. we'll known Tiltonville resident
who died suddenly at his home in that
city short time aso. were conducted
from the place OF death yesterday after
noon at O'Clock. followed by intcrrncnt
at Upland cemetery. The members of
tho local tribe of the Improved Order Of
Red Men conducted ritualistic services
ut the cemetery.
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Junior Class Rhetoricals.

An interesting program VIII be rem
derrd 1T the Junior Class rhctoricals at
the local high school this afternoon. and
several special features Will be included
In the program. Readings. orat;ons. de-
bates. class prophecy and the class
newspaper will be interesting features.
as we'll as special numbers by the boys
and girls scNtCttcS.
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Church supper Tonight

The members of the Ladies Aid SOC
icty of the First Presbyterian church
have completed all I'll the arrangement $
for the church supper which Will hc
given in the dining rooms of tho church
this evening and they expect good pat
rcnagc from the local residents and
promise Ia sustain their usual rcputa-
lion for supplying Il good meal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
Marriage Licenses

Clarence Fortune of Braddock, IA
and Bell Bradford Of Glenco. kal"an
Sabo and Julia Sabo both OF MAYNARD.
Floyd NJ. Brown and Elsie Mae Davis
both Of Holloway.
Emmett Jefferson and Lucille winners
both OF l4aficrty.
Ernest Lester Iwinim ana Lea Dora
Gil both OF BarncSVillc.
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The iriTrr;ll services for Hilda
RauS il. Hbrrg. we'll known young lady,
who passed away At III" family home on
Eleventh street. Martins Ferry, few
days ago. viii taxi rlac" from the home
If her aunt. Mrs. Mary Moore. at stop 3.
West Main Street. his afternoon at :
O'Clock. with imivrnen; following at
Lnwuod cemetery.
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Cell. Iaualrz Rusinsss.

Announcement was made yesterday OF
the sale Of r. b. Phillips jcwelry store
stock to \ GrccrburE & Son. OF St"u-
bsnviIlc. Mr. Phillips closes his store
here December /. The new owners VIII
take the stock - SteuScnvilic. MT
Phillips Is Beila:-"'S Oldest Jcweicr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

THE funeral services for the late Hilda
Rauschenbcrg. well known local young
lady who died at her home on Eleventh
street n few days ago. will tax" place
Mary MoSrc. AT Stop s. on West Main
street this afternoon at o'clock. and
intermcnt will follow at Linwood GENE
terry.
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HThe Rrlmble Bush"

Corinnc Griffith in "Th" EramblC
Bush" 4 strong human-iutCr"St feature
Of love. romance. Politics. adventure ard
emotion taken firm the widely read
ma GaZino story Of Nalbrn BARLEY. vii
be the feature attraction ut III" FcnraI
theatre tins evening and II IL bound tC
uttraCt good crowds
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Effort to Get G2nnc

Prof. Berry. Of the local high school.
stated yesterday that the game with
Wheeling High school for Saturday had
TO hI ne tor tbo loceI schon, MI nfrIc,i
concecd all of tho demands Of Prof X.
y. Johns OF the Wheeling school in order
TO get to play the game. lie expressed
sorrow that the game had to be can
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

Tho molnNrrS II lhN IUNAT CNaptNr ~
the Alpha II fraternity were entertain
tl as tin" guests Of III" girl members Of
the S"rurity ut tEr chapter rooms on
Main street last n,gat. at Il big feed and
social affair. The event was one Of the
most enjoyable ever held by the Crgani-
zalI"u. lLuSt Of the members being
pIn&Cnt.
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Held Masa Meeting.

Amass meeting Of coal miners was
held Yesterday afternoon at the 'ms
building auditorium. The meeting was
called TO discuss tho situation reSut.,"s
49,, rho rcscinGint- % the strike ord"r.
The auditorium was PACKED. Sab dis
trict officials wcrc the speakers.
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Play Second Team.

Sunday rft"rnoor at tho Sixteenth
street ball park the Carnegie Bolsheviki
football team and the Buckeye A. c.
eleven will clash Cor the second time
during the present season. Early in the
season the Carnegi" team won a game
from the Buckeyes by the score OF 2 to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14

Tho Senior class of the high school Is
the first Of the classes TO eject officers
for the school year. Robert Perkins is
the president. Ralph Lockwood is the
vice president and Miss Isabel McClain
is the acknowledgements
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Reception for Pastor

Nearly all of the members OF the con-
gregation Of ST. Johns Lutheran church
on North Fourth street, were present NJ
tho reception which was given in the
church last nigh, in honor Of the new
pastor. Rev. II. X. Dietrich ana VIE
Several Of tho ministers Of the other
Lutheran churches OF the n"iGhborho"d
were present and delivered addresses
during the evening which were interest
Ing.
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Nc!dert Funeral Yesterday

The funeral sCrN ices. for tn late Mrs.
Hannah Nridcrt. former resident nf this
city who died ut hcr HON" on Coal street
in Wheeling. w"r" conducted yesterday
afternoon and tn" body was lHil nj rest
in RivCrvicw cemetery in this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-14
Missionary Society Meeting

Tho Womcn'S Missionary society OF
the First Methodist church held m in
torcStinT meeting NJ the home Of Mrs.
Hamilton G.. Woods on West Washing
ton street last night with most Of tho
members present. \ short social cvc-
ming was spent ny III" members follow
ing the business uf the evening.
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Sweet Daddy Company

The members OF the Sweet Daddy
company r0ut,nu" Ia pleas" In" patrons
Of the Past inc lhCatr" each evening ~
the week with IL, ir interesting musical
t1h'uidS and vaudeville. I'll" company
viii Coutinu" the remainder If The week
with n different show each evening.
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new MEMORIAL TREES
HAVE Been PLANTED

Workmcn have completed the work of
replanting the memorial trees which
were originally placed in the City lark
grounds. III memory of those OF the CITY
who gave their lives while serving the
country during the World war. The trees
were planted during the Homecoming
celebration on June @lSt and number
Of them failed TO survive the summer.
The trees were placed in charge OF the
various schools OF the town and those
which died have now been replaced by
fresh new trees. which viii he monu-
mentS t. those who passed away.