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Evening star., 1919-10-06

Near Bureau Of Standards.
$3.50: Easy Terms.
Seven well-planned, light, airy
rooms. tiled bath, open fireplace,
sleeping porch. concrete front
porch; high elevation; beautiful
view Of surrounding country; new;
vacant. 80 r. z-.-S.,' -. =. =
Evening star., 1919-10-06

A MOST DEaIRABLE HONE; 8 ROOMS AND
died bsth; colonial front porch rear and sleep
ouetry doass; deep lot to 20-ft- alley. Address
Box 54-D, Star once. &c
HOME ON GEORGIA AVE.
and Shepherd st.: porch front; Z rooms, hath
and sleepfng porch: hardwosd dosn; cleo
tfie1ty; h.-v.h.i roam for garaee.
Immediate Possession. $500.
i1S3 Caluuhta rusd.
TWO srx.RooM BRICKS FOR SALE IN AN.
ses.tsa. Prise. $3.50 each. Dsairabis mod
JOSEPH c. zRKI1.
n. 1855. :: ms Celoeade bldg.
Evening star., 1919-10-06
South ,Brookland.

Beautiful corner home On wide
lot. 65xl20, to paSed af1sy;. ahso-
lutely3 modern home. containing 6
. re6ms and bath; het-natsf leAt;
elsctr.e lights; front eoioafkl porch,
and sleeping porches; close to
Rhods Island ave. car line; i'm
mediate possession; liberal terms.
. Price. $500. - -
Evening star., 1919-10-06

>. .-..-.- -.
KENYoN ST. NEAR 1fth-CoZY
Groom ard bath. 2tstoF3 brick
homo; deep lot to alley. Can be
handled ON very reasonable tefms.
j. EDWARD LEWIS,
1929 Pr. ave. NV. Phone II. 551.
Evening star., 1919-10-06
Chevy. Chase, Md.

Beautiful eeater-entranee colonial
home, situated on large lot In
this particularly 4, fine residential
section; 8 spacious rooms, tiled
bath, h.w.h., electric lights, large
cement porch; brAnd-new: vaeatt.
You will be delighted with the
many noral features.
Evening star., 1919-10-06
foR>sA1E-HousEs.
C1tinOel.-
POSSESSION

NJ NJ EDIA E. .FVSSESSION
:, =. -.-.<.s ..-..-a-...t -.
Taylor ST., .Petworth. .--.
: : $3.50 Easy Terms.
Six rooms, tiled bath, h.wA;
electric lights, colsnial and 6YH
sleeping porches; i1rse yard; va.
1905 Newton St. NV
9,85O. Terms to Suit.
Nine delightful rooms; h.w.h.;@
room for garage; sohthefn cex.
posufe; newly papeeeA and. paint- :.
ed; screens and -9Hnihka; spfendid
residential section: vacant; open. 1'-
Evening star., 1919-10-06

: Monroe near 18th St.
z rooms and tAthS furnace heat;
excellent surroundings; eonveniekt
to 14th Ut. car line; ciose 10 18th.
street: immediate possession. Price,
$1,000.
Evening star., 1919-10-06
Mt. Pleasant.

Bfand-new house on Kenyon
street, containing . .rooms and
bath; up. to the minute in every
detail; hot-watef heat; electric
ity: to be ready for occupancy in
= very short time. Price, $12, COO.
Evening star., 1919-10-06
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated,
= 1O4O, Woodward Bldg,
18th and H SITS. NV.
t mo P1aee lke Home.
No Home Like Ours"
Since 1899.
Cut out this ad-See these homes. F.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main zs4s. 713 14sh st. NV. =

Downtown Rooming House
Located I square from 9th and
G; excellent residential street.;
walking distance Of entire business
section; convenient to fheaters,
ETC.; Il rooms md bath; hot
water heat; immediate possession;
liberal terms: $1,000. -
Capitol Hill. 80 .
10 rooms and bath; hot.water
as,,s;. ssst; iaSndry l;Sn @ tubs; 80 s:Fv,nt's
poeches; lot 17xl36; attractive In
appearance; convenient In arrange
Ment. Price, $3.50. Immedfate
pos1e0o8on. "- -
Evening star., 1919-10-06

1905 Fairmont st. NV:
> $l0.5m. Easy Terms.
Eleven spacious rooms. tiled
hath. electric lights, hot-water
heat: in splendid residential see
ton, convenient to cars, stores,
movies and churches; mopthly
tenant oecuDtes. : =
Evening star., 1919-10-06
FoH -sA1E-HoUsEs.
-COAtin0e4.' :


FOR sALE-PRICE, $3.50; IN CoLUMBIA
Heights; 4 splendid location: q mighty sttsac-
hot.water heat. electric lights and oak floors.
Tho sess |; :nR1s RhEHss asfa Il nc
Fon sALE-PRICE, SIC. 500; ON FAIRMoM
st. between 18th and 14th Sta; possesston
Eiven At once ansisokinE house harins aI.,l;. II
iiEhts. This property can Be inspected At any
BOSS PHELPS, INC. 14os Il st. nv.
aSs sse.. .sss.es7e haGe: IN H.ss
lot e 7ssli5: veil built nous. hayins .
frtat trees. shade trees and double garage. -
BOSS PHELPS, INC, 14O6 ct. 2. y.
FOR 'sALEPRICE, S12.0 coo; JUST OFF
from 1sth st. near Harvard: splendid buy In
baths: hot-vater heat: electric lights; in.
ssantaneous heater; inlaid floors throughout;
large perches; ample room for 4 garage; owner
Ross { PHELPS. INC. i4os H s.. NV.
EoR sALE.PRIcE. ss;oso: on lss 81: IN
sloeminkdsie@: @ desisanle style Of s nsa:s eo,,
an Be ob,aiaed and owner VII sell on terms Of
sle99e cash pss, a1s Ps seh,y ny pay%%ssns; iyr%s
ated built-to-order detached corner brick
situation where property ID rapidly enhancing
In value for huSfness purposes 4 lot 56xs0: an
s-room house having hot.vater heat. electric
lights and there is also q garage. The whole
property il in beautiful condition. PossessieA
at once.
BOSS 4 PHELPS, INC. 1905 n 1t. NV
FOR sALE-PRICE, $4,000: IN IT. PLEAS
ant, west Of 18th ST.; q decided bargain in q
most desirable Groom colonial house having
hot.water heat. electric lights ana porches:
owner occupying premises will gfve possession
reasonable terms Of SALE. You should see this
house promptly.
FOR sALE~PRICE. $500; WE'LL To-
Gated in Petvorth; vacant house; reasonable
terms of sale; 4 meat complete home Of 6
rooms and bath hot-water heat; electric
lights; large sleeping porch and 4 6reproof
garage. This house Wilt be sold within q day
BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC, 14os H st. NV
Evening star., 1919-10-06

srn detached" home, near 16tfi ana Nevton :
!ot lS0Il10; deehle garage; $lo,5oo., ". 2.
Evening star., 1919-10-06
2 2 $3.50. :
{ rCHEV:Y.,CHASE.
T.. 49, NJ k73E,

If you have $4,000 cash; owner viii not
take lest; BEAUTIFUL 7.foem house list being
carr; absolutely best buy il this section:
~ Ls,G.: SCHROEDER, ,&; !:
=. Real Bstate and * Investments. -,
q .14.h Ct. Phenei ItaAkzip l2os e. IN1
Evening star., 1919-10-06

1311H .FAIRMONT N.W.-3-
story and basement brick; 10 r.
& b., completely furnished /;
ample. room for. double garage !;
immediate possession. Apply at
house. Owner. -. y
g g ..: & rhfTI s:y. sIly,ssos % .. , ss ;sss .ss
s6vet3s6 At q fair pfiess -izauset tAa0: ~
6eaSeA s1ee % the yRopefty opn svexy aftse
$50 would - glad = sDaafs ~ ! 1naes
. hsOss saeessdia6 70 ysge sws ideas: ths e.
1a1sta1 sf 10th ct. WIN RA1D yoef esOo u
tAlS' eubdivttisa insFeeN Ht1tly N valoA
ROBERT .. HAAT1n
Z, Min 10eE III .A1o Caeesa60 s10111A.
"A REAL RAH(3AIN.
{. Price Ss1y =, ,760.
TWo-fGmily' apartment on, 9Th Ut. ne. neaf
T. SuhGtihfial, ihudert; tvo apartments Of 8
and 8 rooms each. L. q. +. PRINCE, 1910 H
FOR sALE-INMNDIATE POSSESSION: TWO
family Ap&rtment; each apartment has i've
rooms and bAth; Sepafate cellars, yards and
heating plants; double front and rear porches;
rent one apartment and live in the other. Price.
q 500; eaah p.ynent' 5000: balance easy
Also smaller two-family apartment, nine
roons and two baths latFobe heat. Price,
St.0o0; -inannediate possession.
Address Box 216-B. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1919-10-06

HANDSOME HOME NEAR DUPONT clnMl:,
Is rooms, 3 baths; hot-water heat. elseuts1kyl
and gas; double garage. Price, $e0,000. IN
Evening star., 1919-10-06
HARTUNG & GIBBONS,
so1 Southern B1dg.. 18th I h Sta. NV.
Main 100 and Main I3. -

PRoPERTTEs EVERY SECTION WAsHING-
PLAN. CONE IN AND HAVE RI EXPLAIN
ED. HERE ARE A FEW OPPORTUNITIES:
IN 100 BLOCK ON n IT. NV, 16.k0o.
IN 600 BLOCK ON PA. AVE. A.E., $1,000.
IN 800 BLOCK ON Q. CAPITOL ST., Il, 800.
JOHN G. SLATER, ROOM so6,
~,
Evening star., 1919-10-06

Remarkable value ia . new srsom Sub.ean-
psrehss, atti<, ,handsssd .dsiih; hsaatifsI s6e-
trie axtuxss; large roons; lot 22xilo feet -
w1ds aley; .yefy' feGtonahie. teTs1,.. THKlfT
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Rnilroaders Meeting.

ral ssa. wheeling Tent b AWntng 90.
wateruroof Covers for All uses
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Probate Court.

Estate Of Guyory Keller. dec. Anthem
ticatcd copy of will adm order OF pro
bate thereof in Ohio county, W. Va. filed
with application TO admit TO RECORD III
this court. Record ordered.
Estate Of r. c. end-rshot. dec. lnven-
tory filed, approved and ordered record
ed.
Gibson and Price partnership. Ac-
count Of surviving partner settled ana
record ordered.
Estate Of Roseanna Stukey. dec. Tes-
timony OF witnesses taken. reduced 10
writing and filed. Will admitted to pro-
bate and record ordered. Citation or
dered and issued to widower to make ell
ection under will continued.
Estate of Charles i. Smith. dec. Par
tial account filed. set for hearing Nov.
90, 1919. Notice ordered and cause con-
tirucd.
Estate Of ". D. Johnson, dec. Final
account filed. set for hearing Nov. 20,
1919. Notice ordered and cause con-
tinued.
Estate Of Eliza J. Milstcad. dec. APP
plication filed for appointment of admr.
Set for hearing Dec. 2. 1919. Citation to
next Of kin to accept or decline admits
tration ordered and issued and cause
continued.
Estate Of Augusta Haas, dec. Appli-
cation filed for appointment Of admir-.
Bond $4,000 filed and approved. Appoint
mcnt made, letters ordered and issued.
Inventory ordered, order issued.
Estate Of John Carach. dec. Applica-
ton filed for appointment Of admir-. Bond
$4,000 filed and approved. Appointment
made. letters ordered and issued. Inven-
tory ordered, order issued.
Estate OF Valentine Brock. dec. APP
plication filed for appointment Of admir-.
Bond. $500 filed and approved. Appoint
ment made. letters ordered and issued.
Inventory ordered. order issued.
In re accounts for settlement Nov. %,
Proof Of publication Of notice Of filing
account and time set for hearing there
Of filed. approved and ordered recorded.
Realty Deeds Filed.
Z. Z. McCombs as admir- Of estate OF
Michael Hafner. decd. to Rosa Boehn
Lot COZ in Martins Ferry.
L. witt to Alfonso Gallucci. Land In
Pultney TIP. $40.
Charles X. McKeen to Ollie H. Nc
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Martins Perry Briefs.

Miss Helen Chew Of Pearl street
leaves tomorrow for Cleveland, ONO
where she has accepted n responsible
position.
Miss Mary McMahon Of this city
leaves this morning on brief business
visit to Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson. ST..
have arrived home aftet a visit with
relatives Mt Philadelphia.
Mrs. Eta Scdgwick Of Washington.
n. g.. arrived here last night for brlet
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. James Wilson has arrived home
after two weeks spent visiting with
friends AT Cleveland. Ohio.
Miss Nilda Rauschcnberg Of Eleventh
street is confined to her home critically
i'll.
Mrs. George Strain and Mrs. Wilbur
Davis arc in Pittsburgh attending the
funeral of n relative.
Mrs Ed Lewis is spending n BRIEF
visit with her father at Washington
ID. {.
Miss Margaret ScdGwick has returned
to her teaching at Quaker City after
visit with her parents. NJ. and Mrs.
Frank r. Scdgwick Of Hanover street.
The members OF the California CLUB
of tho Maccabces will meet Ut the home
OF Mrs William hurry on Sixth street
tomorrow evening.
Miss Marie Mccall Of New Athens,
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new ERA MEETING
FRIDAY EVENING

Ons OF tho largest meetings Of the New
Era drive Of tho Presbyterian church OF
thi. vicinity will be hello under the aus
pices Of tho St Clairsville Presbytery
at the First Presbyterian church in Kirk
wood Friday evening. Some Of the
strongest speakers in the campaign.
among whom will be the Rev. Mr.. Holt.
will address tho assemblage. and tho
meetings will be held in both the after
noon and evening. All of the members
of the local congregation and adherents
Of the church are invited to attend.
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Martins Ferry News
Agency soo
A@o'' ''~ ~ call STIR
W. Local
corrurating P1aut working.

The film will be show nagaIn this even
Ing
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Don't Burn and Blister
Your Skin With Linz
ments and PIaSters
Trying to Cure Your Rheu'
matte Aches and Pains.

Whenever you suffer from an at
tack OF rheumatism, your muscles
and Joints ache and hurt. it's but
natural 10 try to stop the pain. SUCH
relief. however, is only temporary.
and sooner or later the aches anu
agony return. even worse than De-
fore because the poisons are all
the time accommodating in the blood
The necessary treatment Is 70
remove the real cause Of the aches
and pains-cleanse the blood OF
those impurities which multiply un-
teas the proper treatment Is ap-
piled.
Do this before another attack. be-
fore your joints swell and you lose
the use Of the parts affected. Get
yourself a bottle of the well-known
Plough's Prescription C-2223 and
package of 2223 Liver Pills. Take
one pill at bedtime; the following
morning begin the Liquid Plough's
Prescription C-2223 treatment. tax
ing teaspoonful doses three times
a day in half glass OF water. Wear
suitable clothing. do not expose
yourself in damp weather and abb
; stain from the use Of red meats
and pastry.
! Many medical authorities agree
that there are very few drugs which
= have any value in the treatment
of Chronic rheumatism. and those
named are used in the preparation
OF Plough's Prescription C-2223.
The manufacturers have so much
faith in the merit Of Plough's Pres
cription C-2223 that they will re-
fund the price Of two $3.50 bottles
< II YOU do not get the relief which
you expected.
Yoar nearest druggist can sup
My you with Plough's Prescrip-
ton C-2223 at $3.50 a bottle. or
: the 1928 Laboratory Memphis.
Tenn, will send 10 you prepaid. Oh
receipt OF price. Clip and mail this
for sample Of 2223 Liver Pills ana
leaflet which tells you all about
this real rheumatic treatment.
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ST. CLA|PsV|LLE.
Belmont County Seat News
Common Fleas Court

New Cases Filed:
Maud Kinter vs.. Harry B. Kinter.
Action for divorce.
Florence Dawkins VS.. Phineas DaW-
kins. Action for divorce and alimony.
1.yde McMillen VS.. Cambria Galleries
70, Action For Money. Amount claimed
;9500.00.
w. A. Bishop and Minnie A. Bishop Vs.
Luigi Paolucci and Alfred Eucrezl. Ac-
ton for money. Amount TOT "hlen
nlaintiffs will take judgment II defend
ents fail to answer is $1,000.
Ida barnett VS.. Ben Barnett. Action
for divorce.
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mAnction Of Souls."

Tho postimr theatre was crowded last
night by patrons who We're ANXIOUS 10
witness the first showing OF the Auc,
ton Of Souls" which features Autora
Mardyganian herself. tho sole survivor .t
NJ half a million Of Christian Armenian
girls, in her own story Of two years III
,hn kurdish slave markets and TURKISH
h.rcms. The film IL produced WI"
5 900 persons and So principals ana Is
onc Of the most sensational rcrc,at,"nS
mr. conditions in tho ,icar east YET se''
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SHADYSIDE
Friends 1ntartains4.

At her homo on West Thity-nipth'
street last evening Mss Jessie Mcclure
was hostess to q chosen party OF Snaoy,
narIor games were diversions Of the ev.
ening and a delicious supper was serSed.
The list of quests incfuded Mr.. and Mrs:
q. II. Kemp. Mrs. nellie Dinsmore ana
Miss Mary Woodard Of KirkWood; NJ
and Mrs. Bender. Miss Margaret Dun.
Mcssrs. Melvin Devaul. Howard Qua ana
George Heilerman. Of Martins Ferry:
Mr.. and w. T. Dainty, OF Cadix IT. anc
Haines. Miss Oma Bunnll. Miss 4argn-
RET ,Eskey and Messrs. Russell Caldwell,
]. b. Ekey and Cecil Haines Of SHADY
side: Mr., w. H. L.anham. Of Bellairs.
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Ohio. is visiting with Mr.. and MIS-. -.
V, White on Fourth street.
Miss Mary Huffman Of this city spent
Yesterday attending the funeral OF
relative.
The retail clerks Of the city held
we'll attended meeting in the knights
Of Columbus hall on Hanover street last
night.
Wilbur Heslop Of the Heslop sons
furniture store accompanied BY George
3. Matthews Of GAINESVILLE. lert last
night for jamestown. n. T., to WISH the
furniture show.
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AAllnirA RriAfa.

Freddie Voisht has returned to his
home here after visit at East Liver
pool.
Miss Martha Amber has returned to
her home at Clarksburg. w. Va, after a
visit with friends here.
A meeting Of the Bellaire Aerie Of
agles was held last night at the hall
in the Hub building.
John Dubois has returned to New Con-
cord after visiting with his father here.
St. Clair Brady has returned from a
visit at Wellsville and East Liverpool.
Miss Dorothy Lanerty, Of Fairmont,
w. Va. formerly Of this city, is visiting
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs William Watkins have
returned to their homo at Cambridge.
after a visit here.
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,r,ssIonary Society Meetin.

The regular monthly mce'lpg u NV
,,-ornor.s missionary society of the fIrs'
pr,sbytcrian church will be held IN lne
oh,,rch in Kirkwood. Thursday aitei
~ . o'clock, and n large attendance
,ho members is expected. The usua,
oa,,ino program will be followed ano
49, matters of special business as
cussed.
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TONIGHT!
Take "Cascarets" if sick.
Bilious, Constipated.

Enjoy life! Straighten up! Your
system is filled with liver and bowel
poison which keeps your skin sallow,
your stomach upset, your head dull and
aching. Your meals are turning into
poison and you can not feel right. Don't
stay bilious or constipated. Feel spleh-
did always by taking Cascarets occa-
sionally. They act without gripping or
inconvenience. They never sickcn you
like Calomel. Salts. Oil or nasty. harsh
pills. They cost so little too-Cascarcis
work while YOU sleep.
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Euchre Party Thursday.

The regular meeting of the members
-, tho woncn's Benefit association OF
tho Maccabecs will begin at I oclocN
rhorn Thursday evening. In order 10
mako wnv for the members Of the Por'
IIuron club of the organization VINO
hn,d n cuchre and domino party In the
hall during the evening. All are ~, 4,.'s
70 the affair and promised fine ''f'e
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Donate Trucks.

r. G.. Hcslop & Sons. furniture dear
ers. have donated their furniture delivery
truck to Mother Mckinley circle OF tne
G A. p. TO ride in the parade this morn
ing. The ambulance Of this firm will
be used BY the local chapter Of the Red
Cross for n display in the parade.
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Entertained.

Mrs. Annie W. HolIlngsworth delight
fully entertained a number Of friends on
Monday evening at her home on West
Main street. complimentary to Mrs. Jes-
Sc Macarthur, OF Dayton. Kentucky who
Is the guest at the home Of her cousin
Mrs. A. L. Bumgarner. 500 was the d.
version of The evening and at q season.
able hour a very appetizing lunch was
served
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About a hundred and nifty Of the men
employed in the plant Of the wheeling
Corrugatng company resumed WORK
yesterday morning in the presence OF
the entire police force Of the CITY, VINO
were on the job to quell any trouoie
which might arise, Plans arc being
made to get the plant working In full
during the next few days, or as soon as
ARRANGEMENTS can be made to secure
fuel with which to operate.
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,,n,. rindarellaman."

rbc natrons Of the Family theatre on
,o,n avenue will be treated to some
thing especially fine when the peau. . ~, ~
Mae Marsh appears there 'o'norr'" "
Tho Cindercllaman." a novel dram"
pecially written for Mac Marsh. IL VIII
bo necessary to see the picture 10 ap.
nreciate the fullncss of its beauty ana
interest
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n.+ Arur DISCHARGES,

Norman Rush. Of South BelIaire, WHO
has been in the army for more than TWO
wears. yesterday received his sIscharge
and returned to his home. He was IN
France and Germany.
Fred Eisch in France and Germany TOT
IS months. with the American ENpedi-
tionary Forces. has just received his ais
charge and returned to his home here
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The regular meeting Of the Brother-
hood Of Railway Clerks and station EN-
ployes will be held in the rooms OF tne
Fraternal hall on North Fltth street To-
morrow evening. c. L. Gamble one u
10 oat,onal officials Of the organtza-
lion who has been spending some time
~ ,hie vicinity, will probably be pres
~, ond address the assemblage.
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s.crst Practioe Hold.

The members Of the local high school
football squad held secret signai prae
tice at League park last night IN ptepa
ro,ion for the game against wheeling
higb school Saturday. The manner In
Witch tho machine works at the present
time would indicate that only stronger
t.sn, than those usual in high schools
could stand up against them.
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r,rrch social Tomorrow.

The members of the congregation anu
rr;o,ds of ST. Paurs Lutheran churci.
nil hr entertained by the members OIL
aides. Aid society Of the church al
= .ociol affair in the church parlors' TO-
',,orroy evening. 4 special program mas
been prepared for the affair and a l'"e
time promised.
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shadysIde To Celebrate.

Shadyside will hold a monster eeIe.
bration this evening in observance OF
Armistice Day. At $50 O'Clock. In ruil
inform all returned soldiers are sched-
uled to drill in front Of the old school
building. William Rose. who was with
the Rainbow Division. will be in charge.
a parade will be held later and the Gel
ebration will end with meeting at inc
school auditorium. where Attorney Chas.
f. Timberlake Will giv9 m appropriate
address
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Church Supper Friday.

Tho committee in charge OF tho
church supper which Will De gwen ~
the First Presbyterian church on ooutn
Eonrtb street Friday evening report all
arrangements practically complete, ana
Tho WONDERS Of the Ladies' Aid society
under whose auspiccs the affair Is being
eiye, promise to sustain their usual
reputation.
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rntertains Ladies' Aid.

Tho members of tho First Division OF
,,a ladies' Aid society of the FIRST
Methodist church Of Kirkwood VIII DC
entertained at the home of Mrs. l. T.
,voodcock ON Jacquett street kirkwood'
THURSDAY evening of this week The us
ual program will be followed duTi t";,o ,ne
evening and a social evening will follow
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RAILROADS HERE
LAYING OFF MEN
yrors Than Score c. 3 p. shopmsn hAo
OF Temporarily.

More than a score of men employed IN
the Pennsylvania shops here were ~
o|S YESTERDAY by the railroad oftctais.
TSe,r idIeness, X Is stated. will be only
tsmporary. Lack of work. due TO the
strike Of the steel workers and the; Goa.
n,insrs is given a the reason for laying
the men off.
A few DAYS ago. a number Of the men
enployed al the Baltimore ana ONO TO-
road freight trains were laid OH
porarily. TraiC crews or ooln con asS a
have also been laid off temporarily do
result OF the two big strikes.
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racrst. Goinr Rapidly.

The members of the booster commit
tee NJ the Improved Order Of Red Men,
who are staging the Old Fashion dance
,o the Fraternal hall Thursday even
Inc If this week, report the tickets pass
Inc out in fine shape. and all will prob
abIv be disposed Of shortly as only
limited number will be disposed OF.