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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Martins Ferry Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Owens OF cum,
| tcrland, Md. leave tomorrow u '''''
with rclativcsove r Christmas.
Howell Jones is expected 10 al ~
| spend the holidays Will HiS PN'N
' The semim onthly meeting Of Belmont
| CITY lodge Of the OIL Fellows VIII DC
| held in the F'raternal hall tonight: .,,,
Miss pear Trirlcr. local teacher' WI
,,ave TODAY 10 spend the holidays with
| relatives at ClarinEton. Ohio.
Miss Mary McMahon. local music
! teacher. leaves tomorrow morhi,iS ~.
Pittsburgh TO receive her -cS myeN'i noted
struction from Prol. AFc'ei'
teacher Of that city. ..5
| William and Tai Samucls arc cSpec,eu
to arriyr here tomorrow from Chattn-
nnoga. Tenn. to spend CHRISTMAS WI"
their parents On Center street. ,,ho-.
| Tho weekly meeting Of INC mcH, ,nn
NJ tho TJks lodge Will be held in their
| home on North Fourth street this even
Several local hunters arc planning 20
take a trip in search or c" ,h so ssI'n
! week bcf'.rc the close OF u" season;
Miss Alice James. who has nccn
! ,oa,biur school near Niles. ONO. mas ar
rived home to spend Christmas WIN net
narcnts, MIR. and Mrs. u. I. James, OIL
'1> II. Mitchell who is i'll at his hon, home g
M L,in, street is said to be suffering
I
| , Hrht case Of pneumonia.
| Ryrrn Roberts is expected 10 ~
! hsrE from Cleveland. q. tomorrow -
| sncnd christmas with his mother;
! Tho weekly meeting Of IN" iocal G0uLi,
! ell or the knights Of Pyihias VIII ue
/ bcl din their home on N"rth fouf'h
; street tomorrow night. ,., Tin
All or The employees Of the local ,'n
mills will receive their Christmas Pa!
~, "Wednesday Of this week.
." TIA w M =, ,mhcrs OF the Red Men and 70
o,hon,as lodges will entertain the chuu-
r"n ~ members Of both orders nj INC
| Frat ,rnal hail on North r'i'h
! Friday evening of this wE%h. o,l,.
Robert l.. Criswcil ithSkclI' 80
| homa. arrivrr here yesterday ~ Fp' ~
christmas with his uncle. Hahs' H.
| Criswcll Of South Third street.
George McCardlc, "f TINS "!'F' r!cI,'po
! Of the structural contracting L'Iim -.
! Riglow and McCardi". mao" Il nuS.n"sH
irip To- Muundsvill" y"st"rdhF a'ter"" W.
! Tickets hive been issued LOT VIC
.o,I,rr dance which will b" gwen .! INC
Rooster rommittre Of IN" Rcd M'n IN
,hr Frat Dance hall on FIfth street NC"
! Years night. ,,.u, cola
hro,n Christmas with their li't" MP w
/ In, Iuicc this year. hut several cla''"
| ;hcv nrc SIN in luck.
! Few DeOplc enjoyed IN" murKN a'h"S,
! rhcrr which hung over IN" Na'''E "''
! ,iav yesterday. c,,
Mrs. Cl arnock aged r"Fid"nt Of S"u'n
&c .oud street. IL confined to hcr nome
. a. IN n critical illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
EVERY WOMAN
WANTS A CLEAR.
SMOOTH COMPLEXION
A Skin Free of Blemishes
and With the Tint of
Youth.

II You haze Il ci"ar. smooth. .c.y"iy.
youthful skin. free ~ p!rpi"s and
other unSIghtly bl-niShcS. you reed
never fear the impression you maxi on
all you meet. for a woman with Il pretty
complexion always appears charming
and there is no joy like that which
comes from knowing that you look your
best.
Some women arc endowed by nature
with a clear. smooth skin: others. not
50 fortunate. can acquire i by IA" use
II the popular Black and Waite Beauty
Treatment which consists of Black and
White Ointment and Soap. You who
suffer the embarrassment OF n dark. sal
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les. liver spots and other SKIN 6lem-
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I.. Csc paCkagc o. Black and
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Soap. lust before retiring bathe your
face. arms or neck with the Soap and
Apply the Ointment according To- dir"C-
Ions. The next morning WASH of Ii"
ointment. les very easy 10 apply AID
as delightful as cold cream and ruug".
The Black and White Beauty Treatment
~ also safe and dependable. Money
back II not satisfied.
suppose you clip this advertisement
and mail to Black and White. Box 3l3.
Memphis. Tenn. for IRE" sample.
literature and copy OF the Black and
White Birthday and Dream Book.
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MILL
ON FULL TODAY
LAST SIX HOT MILLS RESUMED
OPERATIONS AT MIDNIGHT
AND ENTIRE PLANT Is NOW
IN OPERATION
All Former Employees Have Returned to
The Town and Resume cd Their
Old Positions.

Tn" last SIN mllS. numbers 70 to -
inclusive. resumed operations at twelve
O'Clock his murn!ng. after several
weeks i'll ness. and the entire plant Of
TIA" VIII cling Steal and Iron ranlparv At
Yorkvil". is now in operation. with
practically all II The Formcr employees
of The liant back on their former posi-
lions. Tn company has experienced
some !ittl" uouhi2 in securing Suffici-
ont fuel with which I" operate the plant
mp until tn" present time, but II is un-
d"-Stuud that a continuous supply of
fuel has now pr"n assured to keep tn .
rntir" plant ruuEinE. The operation Of
the "ntIr" plant mikes big diffcrcnC"
to this city commercially. as large
numb T E he "orkuru at the plant re-
side in his CITY
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.BELLAIRE NEWS

al his home on Union street. Some
weeks ago h" contracted pneumonia ami
had been IN Il serious condition for some
time. He was axrd - years. For many
%cars h" was II carpenter but for more
than a score of years has been CONDUCT
ms; a confectionery on Union street. He
was the last surviving member OF a
family % thirteen children. Several
nfccrS and ncphcws survive h III. lie
WAS Il member of the First Presbyterian
church.
Funeral services will be held this af-
tcruoou 1T his late home. Rev. James
II. Lawthcr viii ofticiatc. Interlnent
Viii be in the Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22

the services yesterday at III" Trinity
Episcopal church IN tn" ahsCn'" OF Inc
pastor, Rev. H W. Hunter. who was ri
cincinnati where he was ordained into
the EpiScupalian church.
y number from here Will 80 to Mar
tins Ferry today for the funeral Of the
late Bert II Pickett, native or TINS
city. who died IT pneumonia.
Money is being solicited her" TO pur'
chaSr Christmas toys and candy for the
moro than 100 youngsters at the Child
rcu's HON" at Tacoma.
Tucrc were but five cases Of ContaC-
ious and infectious diseases in Bcllairc
during the past month according 10 San
llary Officer Hort2rticld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Lodge Banquet Friday.

The members Of Booker Z. Washing
ton lodge Of the Masons. Of THIS cIt!'.
will enjoy banquet which will hc given
in the Mount Zion Baptist church III Tins
,ity. Friday evening. of this week. The
following program has been arrange 1
for the event;
OroEan Prelude-Elizahcth Jones.
Praycr--Rer. j. Warren.
Solo--Zelia Myers.
Welcome Addrcss.--Rcv. A. +. john
son.
Sulo--F1cda Moore.
Addrcss--Rcv. l.. w. White.
Soo--A. NJ. Ecard
RemarkS--l.. Heath
Master of tcrrmunlcS--J. A. Oliver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Mary Piekford Again.

Mary PiCkfnrd, ono of the most popu-
lar screen stars of today. Will be shown
again AT tn" Family theatre in this city
this afternoon and evening. in her latest
success cnti,lcdh The Little American"
This Is a stirring photOrlay with a pa
tri"tic appeal and Will b" enjoyed by all
VIII" witness IN" production. A Mutt and
Jeff comedy will also be shown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22

, as warehouse man at the 8. & o. freight
station recently made vacant by the
resi- gnation of Henry Six.
Dorence Eastman has returned from
visit with friends in Wheeling.
Norval D. Waugh was here from
Wheeling his past week visiting with
friends en- route 10 Clarksburg, where he
will visit his mother.
Mrs. John Beddow and daughter
Gladys have returned after q few days
visit in Weston.
Rev. ". NJ. Jennings has returned
from a business visit in Baltimore.
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Pickett Funeral Today.
Next Door Peoples Blk.

The funeral services for the late Bert
Hogc I'ICk.:i one of the best known
residents If This city. who died AT his
home on North Fourth street, Friday cr-
cning, following q tw" w""ks illness oil
plcural pncum-nia. will take place from
the family home on tho corner Of Fourth
nrd Elicit streets. this afternoon at
o'clock in charge Of Rev Charles Is.
Minr"rd. pastor Of the FIRST PrcSbytrr-
ian church, and ir.tcrHcnt will follow
in Riv.r:Icw cemetery. Tho members
If the local lodge OF Elks. Of which de-
ceased vas member. held ritualistic
services ut the home last evening. and
the members of tho order. as wei as
most or the city officials and members
Of tnc fire department, will attend the
services in n body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22

The committee from the Red Men and
Poca hontas lodges Of the city. held a
meeting at the homo of Mrs. Rcbcrra
Harris. on jefferson street yesterday ar
tcrnnon. to complete final details Of the
Of thu f'ratcrnal Hall on North Fifth
street Friday evening of this week. for
the chi!drCn Of III" members OF the tw"
orders. b splendid program will be-
rendered during the evening. followed
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big CROWD ENJOYS
COMMUNITY CHORUS
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH H1LLEp
TO CAPACITY TO HEAR CHRIST
MAS CAROLS BIZ CHoRUSEs
OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Program was Under the Direction OF
Miss Elizabeth Malby, Teacher Of
Music In Local Schools, and was
Highly Appreciated.

The residents of this city, and mem
bcrs OF most of the churches of the town,
all Of which werc closed for tho evening,
attended the UNION services and commun-
ity sing which was held in the First
Methodist church last night. under the
direction of Miss Elizabeth Malby, teach
er Of music in the local public schools.
and tho church was filled 10 its full
capacity. The singing OF Christmas
carols was by choruses from tho various
grades Of the schools. and all were hign-
~ enjoyed by those present.
The program which was rendered was
of an exceptionally high class nature,
and great credit is due the popular
teacher for the success Of the event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22

Th- mai m0IfINg OF IhN WF'TCHt ~!
gourmet VIII b" hrld Tuesday "E'uinE al
lh,. council rharnbrr. city buih!ius: oniE
routine. matters are scheduled Ia 10
., n attention and tn" uu"StiuG "ill b"
:, b-i,r one. Thr nl,r.lh,rs ~ ihc pres
ont body who so out Of oif.'c the mrs,
q; th- yrar ar" honey stole. McElr"E
iirn uLd D''ruuI". TT" NV mcr'b'rS I"
TX, "fsirv are August Kern. Rh"y
Trur.as. George Dunlap and Lou Curtis.
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Lodge Meetinna chanr.d.

The members of the Order of United
American Men have boon asked 10 note
that the tim" OF meeting for tomorrow
night has been changed. and the session
will open at ! O'Clock instead Of 1880 ns
is usual. This is done to permit the
Sons and Daughters Of Liberty To InrcI
on the same evening. as their regular
meeting falls on Christmas cyc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Local Meetings

Thu I.Ik lodge VIII nCct tomorroW
evening at the hail ou Union street 70
complete plans for tn" Now Years eve
reception.
An important meeting OF tho Junior
rChauic lodge Will be- held tonight al
The hall on Thirty-SccOnd street.
Thu nCNt meeting of III" fultneI
township school board Will be held
Tuesday evening. December Goth.
The. Eagle lodge will hold an impor'
tant SESSION this evening at the hall IL
the Hub building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Trade and Labor Meeting.

An interesting and w"ll attended
meeting of tn" belmont Trades and La
Dor Assembly Was h"ld Ia thc rooms ~
the H"inlCn building on Lincoln avenue
yesterday afternoon. with delegates from,
most Of the labor ORGANIZATIONS of the
county present. All "f TIA" routine bust
ness was disposed Of for tho year. and
plans made for the coming years work.
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Preached Good Sermon.

A large congregation Of the members
of Trinity Lutheran church were pres
Ont Mt the services held in tho church
yesterday morning. in charge OF Walter
L. Winner. student Srom ia" EvanE"lcul
Lutheran Theological seminary of Chica.
20. ILL.,. and all were yell pleased with
the sermon. Tho student will remain in
church during tn" holiday season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22

Police officers were called last even
InG to FerZcnStrinS lane by the report
Of cutting affair. They arrested FL
NOR Harris on charge OF threatening
to Lii his wife.
Tho woman claims that Harris. who
hadn't been living with her. came n her
house with tho intention Of compelling
her and thor children to so 10 his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
WhitA Gift Christina.

4 large Congrc cation of the members
AMI fricrds OF, the First United rrGs,
hytrrian church. attended the White
Git Christmas exercises which were
held in the church last night and all
were well pleased with III" program
which was rendered hy III" pupil" OF the
SUNDAY school. All of Inc children were
presented vim p gift OF candy following
IN, rcnd"rin: pr tho program.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Cusack Funeral Tomorrow.

The funeral services for Mrs, Marsa-
ret Cusacx. who died n her home on
NORTH Third street. Saturday morning at
len o'clock. following 4 brief Illness or
bronchial troubles. Will be conducted
from ST. Marys Catholic church in ms
city. tomorrox morning at nine O'Clock:
in charge Of Rev. {. y. Mu lhcarn: ana
Calvary cemetery at Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Christmas Tableau.

Practically all Of tho members Of the
cnnEree It; IN. md / large number of the
adherants Of he church. attended the
services last evening and witnessed the
oh ,r!niny little tabl"nuN which was
rendered by the pupils Of the SUNDAY
school. entitled The Oth"r Wise Man.
The entertainment vas highly enjoyed
by those pros mt and those in charge
wcre commended for their excellent
work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Big RusineEs SATURDAY.

The rush of Christmas Shoppers in Bel
laire Saturday night was enormous. All
II the merchants reported good bust
ness for the evening, which was the
rnal Saturday before Christmas. stores
were crowded with buyers until lat" at
nj Sht and the streets were crowded I'M
III midnight The stores Will all be- orcn
the three remaining nights before
Christmas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Preparing For Basketball.

Tho ,ncnrhr"S Of the local high s"hoo!
basket bell team will hold regular prac-
tlcr IN tn" Elm school gymnasium
every afternoon "f this week with tho
EXCEPTION nr Thursday. under the direc-
tinn of Prof Rcw"n. Of the school fac
MY. III preparation for the opening
game with tho Shrdysid" school. which
viii lc played IN this city. Friday even
ing. january md.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22

1t is understood that deal Is pend
Ing for the sale Of the Doughty Cos
neg coal property near the head Of !SI'
rrfson street, in this city. Harry Cos
nov ono Of tho members or the firm
tilted last night that he has not yet
b., n officially Informed of the deal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22

At the meeting Of n" local yulunt Ger
fircmen Of tho city. in their quarters at
he City building on Nest Nam street.
Yesterday afternoon. tho annual election
Of the officers Of the department took
rlare and resulted rs follows: prrSl-
don't. Marshal huli. wee pros dent. jam
W. ,;tftrm; secretary and treasurer Eon
Wharrv: trustee. Henry hlemmcr.
Charles Iouh was re elected by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Seriously Burned

.N1c Willis. VII" resides just I" th''
rcar Of III, N"fi S.uI" company at N'nH.
is SUFFERING with serious burns /" ms
tnrc and chrst He was EN;EE Il S"S"-
1IIc l,tur and was pouring som" EhSo-
Tiur irulI the lamp with it lighted. Fh',,
HAM. "auSht IT,. ho"nS gasoline ana
r,vrlry,l the uan. II" w.'S paI!E
bUrnrG ,rbout the chest and tar". AZ
though his condition. may not prove
fatal. he Is in an unusually serious con-
uit nom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
"rhe I,urs Of Ambition"

Th-da Sara in In" William Fox pro.
In zion .:nli.i.l 9TH" Lure Of Ambition
which is claimed L. hc on" Of IN, most
sensational phUi"plaNs Of the year Will
il" III. special attraction AZ III" F"nray
theatre m 20 nth street this evening.
In tho play the DR.! ing power ~ ruth,
less ambition is dramatically risualizcd
and tho play Is sure To attract packed
houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
MT p1easnut Resident Dad.

Mrs James Caldwell. wife of one or
the bcGt kno vn farmers Of ;his Vicinity
died al The family lomc at Mount Pleas
ant, just west of this place Satdrda?
er:I weeks ilIn.Ss Of 4 complication Of
disease Funeral services Will hC con-
iucted at 'Nc family home. tomorrow At
ternoon at two o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Plight on Car.

4 free-for- all fight is reported TO
have occurred on one of the Martins Fer
ry cars. in .Nc,navillr. Saturday "vcn-
ing. and ii WAS necessary for the mem
hers Of tn" crew IT, eject a Cuupl" of rn"n
from the car. before III" disturbance
could he qucllcd. no arrests have been
made in the case So far.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Xmas Candies. The Capitol Inn.
Junior Kings Daughters Meeting.

A meeting If the members Of the
Junior Kings Daughters Of tins city
was held at the home Of Miss Helen
Burris. on SuIth Third street yesterday
afternoon at which Time me boxes
which will nc hiStrrhutcG 10 the needy
about the city on Christmas. were pre-
pared by the young ladies. Of the or
ganizatiJn.
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Buy awnings now cheaper than later.
Wheeling Tent & Awning Co. Tel. 663
Eumbaugh Funeral

Funeral services will be held this
moruing At nine o'clock at the St. Johns
Catholic church for the late Mrs. Cath
crime RumbauSh, widow Of the late Con-
rad Eumbaugh. who died at her homo
on Thrty.third street after a brief III
mess. Rev. Father J. ". Whitman Will
have charG" Of III" services. 1ntcrmcnt
viii bn n the Nj. calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
nDafldv I,onr Leps"

The feature production for the New
Pa i'm" theatre on Hanover street for
tonight will he the wonderful Mary
Pirkford in her greatest Of screen sue
cCsScs. DADDY Long Legs love story
Of an orphan girl. ard ono uf tho great
csl nhut nplANs Of I'll lImC.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for Tho Intcllisencer
at the Rurd News Agency. South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
527-R
Albert w. Otto, Local Correspondent.
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Young Child Dies.

Edward Dull. three months old son
OF Mr. and MrH Steven T.. Dul!. died at
tho family home on North FiF'h street.
Sunday evening at 80 o'clock. after a
lengthy illness. Funeral arrangements
are incomplete.
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Moo,, Meetinr Tomorrow.

Tho regular weekly meeting Of the
| members of tho Loyal Order OF Moose
OF this city will nc held in their rooms
| on Hanover street. tomorrow evening.
! and II is understood that there will he a
! class Of candidates present for tho init
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
No Arrests

There w.r" no arrests by local p"li,'
SATURDAY, ulghj ur sunday. Police mad'
tar,r arrests las; week. c2"n 81 IN" Of
I, ndcrS being up ua Il drank r"HrE',
..rcsts in tn" dry region are getting aS
scarce a. llrnS teeth iW B,tldir".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Taken to Hospital.

Mrs. Peter Yost one of the well
known residents OF Stop 16. on the Ma
tional pike. was taken to the Ohio VAL
Icy General hospital yesterday morning
for treatment for a broken hip. which
she sustained in fall near her home IN
Saturday afternoon. The case is N
charge of DR.. Howclls. OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22

members of the department as fir" CHIEF
10 be recommended to the new CuunCI
at their first meeting for confirmation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
Christmas Music Rendered

I'lrINttEU" 'IilSlV was T'Ilu'TtU III
number uf the Rcllairc Protestant
churches yesterday. II proved apprc'
pri"tr L. Ia" Iul'tIdc ScaS"" and wIs
heard h> nuany PERSONS. \ 'antata. "Th"
Npvci.n Choir" Mas gwen last night At
~ ,'h~,Siian church At TIA" First
fresh, T." rIau church III" choir rendered
=, cantata IN H.. morning and Christ
mas entertainment w2G given IN tn"
rvcains The choir al tn" CHRIS; IAN
church rcuL, red special Christmas mus
!c last night also.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-22
School Notes of Interest

Rev; Frank l.. freet. pastor or INC
cr.nr Of the high school orchestra.
There VAS no school in Bellairc today
thus hvius the first week OF the holiday
VACATION.
Srur-% Of local boys and girls who
turned I" BciluirH for the holidays.
Local school teachers who reside out
Of town. have lctl for their homes for
tho holidays.
y christmas program Will be given
Tuesday evening a. IN" s.. Joe school,
located ives, Of B"lla.r".
The city school board Will reorganize
for III" year at special meeting III
January.
4 meeting Of tho rultncy township
school teachers will b" held here Jam
uary 10TH.
4 total of sIGS.7S was contributed by
pupils OF tn. locaf public schools for the
as the annual Christmas donation.
Bellaire Briefs
The Premier club VIII entertain with
"A dance this evening n tn" Armory hail
on Union street
COUNTY AUDITOR Arch r. Fogle: for
ucrIy Of this city. now OF st. Clairs-
VILE. spent sunday in B"llairc.
tltF auditor Gcorg" V. McGauEhcy
has returned from WOOdslicld whore he
d!d some auditing work.
Some TIA" next month III" seven
tocuth anu!vcrsar! Of the AmcrCUs club
YvIIl be observed y committee IS now
planning the event.
Deputy Sheriff William L. MilliEan. Of
St. Clalrsville. spent Sunday in Bellairc
VISITING with friends.
Miss Laura tl"land. who has been in
India as 4 missionary az the United
, I'r"ShvtSrion church. spoke at III" local
church last night.
y rehearsal VIII be- hSil at tn" South
EclihIrr Methodist Chu$cvi this evening
Of tine special Christmas CHntala TO he
given Christmas night at IN" church.
MISS Vera torh"tt. of West Twenty.
third street. - able TO be out after an
illness,
A meeting Of tho Retail Clerks union
wIl be held al odd Fellows hall on
Mondap evening. December 10Th. for the
purpose OF selecting Dryers for the en-
suing year.
Miss Margaret k"v<Nr Will entertain
friends t0m"rr"T evening at her home
IN South Prlla.rc.
Local persons handling Christmas
trees report unusually large sales this
year.
Walter Z. uppcrman had charge OF
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home, and that III the roUrS" "f the
trouble Harris threw scaldInE water on
her.
Harris was taken to the city building,
where he was relieved of a big razor.
He was locked UP for hearing this
afternoon.
Lawrence Turner. n student at Ada.
Ohio. - home 10 spend Christmas a the
home Of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Turner. Of South Third street
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Coal Deal Pending.

by a treat prepared for all OF tho child
rem under the age of twelve years.