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Bridgeport BrtOfB.

Another train rider who was captured
by the 3. & o. detectives was soaked 10
the tune of S:N and costs in Squire Brit
tons court yesterday.
Adam T.. Koeglcr. Jr.. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam ko"gler of Brookside. arriv-
ed home from Camp Sherman yesterday
after receiving his honorable discharge.
Harry Howells Of kirkwood was able
to be on the streets yesterday for the
first time following several weeks ILL
ness
Misses Mary Woodland and Ruth Hin
man have arrived home after a visit
with rclatavcs at Jacksonville. Ohio.
Another good crowd Of local residents
attended the Radpath ChautauQua on the
Island last night and enjoyed the enter
tainmcEt.
is spending a few days as the guest of
friends in klrkwood.
James Fawcett left yesterday on
short business trip to Warren. Ohio.
Carl Miller. Holloway resident. has re-
turned home after business visit 10
| this city.
J. Blair Brofrit. who has been connect
| cd with the 30sth field signal battalion.
is reported TO have arrived from over
,, seas and sent TO Camp Mills. from which
| place he will be discharged proba bly,
within the next ten days.
Samuel Willctts of f'airpoint spent
| yesterday visiting with friends in this
! place. returning home last night.
William F. Citizens. formerly OF this
| city. has returned 10 his home at Toledo
after a weeks visit with friends.
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FLUSHING

Mrs. Ada Burtoft Of st. CiAiriville,
visited Monday with her son, R D.
Judkins and family, Of Terra Haute, Ind.
w. r. Briggs, postofAce inspector, IN
spected the local office, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H., Wiley were
Wheeling visitors Tuesday. -
Mrs. Myra Moore of Canton, ID Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Bethel. 4
Harold Medley hal returned to Co
| lumbus. after a few days visit with
his mother Mrs A. B. Conrow.
Miss Dorothy Judkins who has been
attending Lake Erie College at Paines-
,, Vile, returned home this week TO spend
her summer vacation. =.
w. r. McNeal and family and MIS-.
Jennie Bethel and ,daushtsr, Bessie, Wis.
tied Sunday in Bethesda, with Rev. u.
w. Bevington and family. ..:
Miss Manda Krim Is slowly recover.
ing after a serious illness. -'..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Frasher Of BArnts-
Vile, visited with friendS-in town the
/ first Of the week.
Rev. and Mrs. W. H Klgore Of lr.
win, Pa, are visiting with Rev. Kill
cores mother, Mrs. HANNAH KilSorc.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T. Cowen visited
Sunday with friends In Bethesda
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. n. Hunter ana
daughter Anna, and Miss Mary Ned
ley are IN Columbus attending the cen.
tenary. ~
A daughter was born % Mr.. and Ma
J. A. Fisher, Monday. Juno 1o. p
Mitchell Howell has returned from
France, and Is at tho home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Israel Howell.
son was born to Mr.. and Ars-
Hugh Moore. Monday, June 16f ~
Miss Seba Bethel who has been Gt.
tending Mt Union college ct Alliance
returned home this week to spend her
summer vacation. ~ -
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tough have re,
turned from short wedding tr,1 ind
are with hrs. Lorgh's mother. Mr..
Emma Hambleton.
Mrs. Katherine diffen Of HarnesvilIe.
Is visiting her sons Will and Ernest
Giren. -,
DR.. r. J. Kirk visited Sunday with
friends in Barton.
John T. Howell was q Wheeling Wis
itor Tuesday. .
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Kirk, spent SUM-
day with friends in Rock Hill.
Carleton Conrow who is stationed b:
camp in North Carolina Is spending
twenty day furlough with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. ConroW. ~
| J.A. Fisher and daughters Josephine
and Donna were Wheeling visitors Mon
day.
Paul Ransom who has Just returned
from France. Is visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ransom. -
The wedding OF Miss Grace Bethel
Of this place and r. A. Boyd OF Dayton.
took place Wednesday morning at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A Bethel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyd left at noon for their. home at
Dayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Holloway. have
returned from a business trip to Eik-
hart, Md.
Miss Lois sipe Of Fairpoint,, visited
over Sunday with Miss Leila Rosa
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Probate Court,

In re ..
G. Fred Williams. deceased. Notice
of probate returned and filed. endorsed
with proof of service. Testimony Oh
witnesses taken. reduced 10 writing ana
filed. VIII admitted to probate ana Zee
ord ordered.
Roger Ashton. deceased. Citation or
dcrcd and issued TO widow 10 make cleo
ton under will and cause continued.
Ruth Elizabeth Mcmillan. deceased:
Application filed for determination Oh
collat cral inheritance tax. Tax deter
mined and ordered paid.
]. T. Dougherty. deceased. cause
heard on application OF HERBERT l.
Dougherty TO record receipt. 8,
Charles j. DUNCAN. deceased Apph-
cation filed for appointment Of executor
Bond, $4,000. filed and approved APP
pointment made letters. ordered and is
sued. Inventory ordered. order issued.
Angelina Porter. deceased. inventory
filed, approved and ordered recorded.
Wesley B. Frazier. deceased. lnven-
tory filed. approved and ordered r.
corded.
Jane Mcdowell. deceased. Authenti-
Gated copy Of will and order OF urooate
thereof in Jefferson county, Ohio, fleo
and application made to admit to record
in this court. Record ordered.
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NAME TEACHERS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June 7s.-Rs-
appointment OF the teachers, or the
Bluefield colored institute consumed
the time Of the board Of regents In the
session here tonight Slight increases
in salaries were given. Appointment
Of the teachers Of tho West Virginia
collegiate institute at Institute. was
not completed. designations from this
tho school Of Gideon e. Smith Of the
department Of chemistry and : G. s.
Fowler Of the department Of mathe-
mates were accepted .:
The major part Of the day was taken
in discussion Of problems confronting
the University Of West Virginia, chief
among which is the matter Of granting
the teachers increases upon the appro-
pration. The appointments Of the uni
rcrsity instructors will take place to-
morrow. -.
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FOCH COMING'
Allied dsnera1Issimo Nay Come to U. 3.
For 1oufth Of July ---

WASHINGTON. July 26-For the first
time in the history Of tho United States
tho nations Of the world actively will
assist In celebrating an American Fourth
Of July.
If hopes are fulfilled President Wilson
will he present and II 10 oven possible
that Ferdinand Foch. the great military
leader OF the allied cause, may ,partici-
pate in Independence Day celebration.
which Is now being staged in the nat.
ional capital by the War Camp Commun-
ity Service Of the District Of Columbia.
under the auspices Of the CitiEens' Com
mittee. Of which Commissioner Brown
low is chairman.
This celebration which is unique in
character and Of fer-reaching. siEntfi-
canoe, will be the nations Thanksgiving
service for the return Of peace. The
pagcantry and symbolism with which IL
will abound will recognize. not victory.
but peace. which is the fruit Of victory.
and will express tho call to service de-
manded by the accomplishment.
The President Of the United states ,s
the diplomatic representatives or the
countries OF tho world. members OF the
supreme court, cabinet officers and MEM
bcrs Of congress will sit In tho huge 70.
viewing stand at the Capitol.
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No Trouble NJ Carnival.

There has been absolutely no trouble
at the carnival which is exhibiting at
tho baseball park in this city for the
police department so far The patrol
was called TO the grounds Tuesday eve
ning. but the trouble was between cou-
pic of Bcllairc residents who have had
family difficulties. and there was no
charge placed against the person taken
TO the City building. This is claimed to
be ono of tho clcancSt and most orderly
exhibits ever seen in town.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Filed.

William Hunter and Lottie Hunter 70
John FAINTER ct al, coal in Kirkwood
township: 81.
Martha z. Lucas to W. H. Sandrock,
lot : in Bethesda; $4,000.
f. c. Boyd 10 Samuel Youst ct al,
east half of lot 722 In Martins Ferry: 81.
Charles c. Hcadley and Margaretta
Hcadlcy 10 Robert Cecil. lots 81 and 80.
in Holloway: $500.
Margaret 4. Mercer to Harry Herr
berg. lot IL in Bellaire; 81.
O. s. Shaver and r. n. Shaver to Earl
Drummond. lots and 7. in Shadysde;
1880.
Louisa Kunz ct al. to Frank L. Moore.
land In Pultney township: 81.
Callie Craig and Bud Craig to J. NJ.
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

A union Sunday school picnic will be
| held on the grounds Of the NJ. +.
church at Spcidel Saturday. June 2Sth.
! An interesting program will be given
, in both the forenoon and afternoon,
consisting Of Rotations. exercises and
musical numbers. \ basket dinner will
be enjoyed at the noon hour and re-
, freshments will be sold on the ground.
Let everyone attend this picnic. and
make il a day long 10 be remembered.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Porley Pickett Of Ta-
coma. Mr. an Mrs. A. +. kennard OF
: Barnesville. and Samuel Devices OF
Rosedale Pa. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Sears. Sunday.
Mrs. Athea OF Pennington. w. Va.
! is visiting her daughter. Mrs. David
| Barrackman of Speidcl. O.
/ The next meeting OF tho c. e. <.
! Girls will be held at the home Of Miss
Lillian Hoffman Of Tacoma. Thursday.
! Miss Alice Hobbs spent Sunday with
Miss Trenna Shipley OF Taoma.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Elbin Of Spell
! del. spent Sunday visiting friends at
Olivc:t.
Mrs Lydia Burton spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Thornburg OF Spei-
del.
! Mrs. Charley Parker and daughters
Marguerite and Clara. Of Columbus, are
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Miss Helen Bailey returned to
! Athens. Thursday. after a short vaca-
ton with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Bailey Of Mt. Holly.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. r. Fisher and fam
| lily. spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. Foreman Of Speidel.
Mr. Ward and spn. OF near Egypt.
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Chcs-
ter Goodman OF Speidel
Mrs. Rcnna Mulquin Of Mansfield, Is
visiting her father, Hanson Ewcrs. OF
Spcidcl.
Mfr. and Mrs. Herman Talbot Of Bar
ton and Mrs. Isabella Talbot Of Nor
rstown. were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Wells Of Speidel. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Goodman Of
GAINESVILLE. spent Sunday with rela-
tives In Speidel.
Mrs: Frank Conard Of Union Ridge.
spent Sunday with her parents. Mr..
and MIS-. Alex Mann OF Speidel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Kuhn OF Spci
del. attended children's day services at
Mt Olivet. Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Pierce OF New
York are visiting the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Bundy OF Tacoma
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Davis Of Barnes
willie, were Sunday visitors at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Stewart Of Mt
Holly.
Mary and James Howell OF Somer-
ton. arc visiting their grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Howell
Mrs. Ellen Koehler OF GAINESVILLE, Is
seriously III at the home Of Ar. and
Mrs. Leonard Mayberry Of Shutdown.
She was token Ill while visiting there.
MT and Mrs. George Fisher, Mr.. and
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Miss Sue Copcnhavcr. who has been
spending few days with her sister. Mrs.
Dr. r. 8. Morrison. loft yesterday for
Morristown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Darrah. Of this
city. are the proud parents Of a fnc new
baby boy.
Mrs. Albert Kuhn is confined to her
HON" on Virginia avenue with illness.
Tho ladies' OF st. Monica's guild OF ST.
rauIs Episcopal church gave a straw
berry social at the church last night.
Miss Ircnc McFaddcn. OF North Fourth
street left yesterday for short visit
at Atlantic City.
The Young Ladies' Bible class OF the
First Baptist church will hold a meet
ing this evening at tho home Of Mrs.
Conner Samucls on Third street.
John Sauters has arrived at Camp Dix.
following service overseas and expects
10 he discharged soon.
Ralph Springer. who has been in
France for moro than year is said to
he CnroutC home and is expected TO ar
rive here soon.
Tai Samucls left yesterday for Chat
tanooGa. Tenn. after n short visit with
relatives in this city.
Yesterday was the semi-monthly pay
day for all Of tho coal miners in this
vicinity and the difference will be felt
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Speedy have re-
turned 10 their home at Warren. Ohio
after n few days spent with friends in
this city.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of ST. Johns
Lutheran church will hold a social IN
tho church on North Fourth street this
evening.
AHargc number Of local people went to
Wheeling park yesterday afternoon to
attend tho picnic of the INDUSTRIOUS
Danes.
The members OF the N-High club If
this city have all plans about complete ed
for their picnic at Stcclc's grove on
July L. -
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Notes.

Miss Helen Hall, daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. James Hall Of lincoln avenue,
has returned from visit with 1rienoh
in McKeespost, Pa
Miss Frcda Goldsmith of Bellaire 10
spending a few days as a guest OF MIS-
Margaret Lucas Of Smithfeld street.
Herbert Fisher of Canton, was
guest Of z. NJ. Smith here Tuesday
evening
A large delegation Of members IRON
the Shadyside tribe of the improved
Order of Red Men visited the lodge al
Hunter last evening.
Private Hugh Hood. son OF Mrs. Eisie
Hood Of Central avenue, came hohe
Tuesday night from Camp Sherman
where he had received his honorable
discharge from service. The young
man had spent nearly year overseas
attached to the hospital divisions.
At the meeting Of council Monday
evening an emergency ordinance was
passed TO provide for jury trial and the
.ummonsing Of jurors in cases whore
necessary.
There will be a meeting Of the Board
OF Education Saturday evening for
further business in regard to the
schools for the coming season.
c. f. Bowen on Tuesday received
telegram from his son. Howard. that
the young man had landed at Charles
Ion. s. c., and was cnroute TO Camp
Sherman where he expected to receive
his discharge this week. He had been
overseas about six months.
J. y. Irwin Of Liberty avenue, Is nav
inE his residence reprinted.
The Senior Ukelele band Is planning
a trip 10 the Shallcross home on Wind
ing Hill for this evening.
David Keyscr, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis in the Bel
lairc hospital last week. Is rapidly i'm
proving.
S. p. Owens, veteran OF the CivH
War. returned yesterday to the Sold
icrs' Home in Sandusky. after a visit
~ three weeks in Shadysde and VIC
unity.
Mrs. c. D. Miner of Lincoln avenue.
will be hostess tomorrow evening TO the
Home Society Of the Christian church.
Mrs. J. c. Archer, Mrs. Albert Burns,
Mrs. A. c. Whitmore and Mrs. Ed
Bessc compose a quartet Of hostcsses
to entertain the Aid society or the
Methodist church at the home Of Mrs.
Archer this evening.
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proRram for 8. q. Entertainment.

The entertainment which will be given
AT ST. Paurs Lutheran church At stop
on vest Main street this evening Will DO
on" Of the most interesting ever attend
I'd. and the following Is the program
which has been prepared for the affair;
Piano Duct ..................
Jean Knellingcr and Helena Liapple
Reading-Daisy's Music Practice.
............... Catherine Mctleary
Magic Mr.. 4. Miller
Vocal Solo .... Clara Wursshum
Piaylct--A Good Little Girl
Frederick Gracb, Albert knellinger,
Margaret Spears. Virginia kosglcr
and Elsie Liapplc.
Violin Solo .......... Andrew Lehotsky
Piano Solo .... Margaret kocgler
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u. S. OFFICER HELD , .
FOR HUN DEATHS

COBLESz, June ~, (By the ASSocia-
ted Press )-Lieutenant John BeSgs.
23rd infantry. Of Kansas City Mo-. IL
under arrest facing a charge Of murder
in connection with a shooting affair at
seeburg. village in the neutral some.
opposite the American area OF occupa-
ton. The German authorities claim that
two civilians, a man and woman. were
killed. -.
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Social and Bake Sale.

The members Of the Hunters class or
the First Baptist Sunday school will
hold social and bake sale on the
grounds Of the Central School building
Saturday evening of this week. and II is
anticipated that the affair will be cx-
trcmcly well patronized.
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Sunday school entertainment.

The members Of st. Paul's Lutheran
Sunday school. at stop on the pike.
have planned to take care q. Il large
crowd at the entertainment which will
BE given this evening. The evening will
be devoted to music by members Of the
Sunday school. magic by. Mr.. A. Miller.
who makes hs second appearance in this
city. and merriment which will re sup
piled by pupils Of the school. The pro-
gram which has been prepared will open
promptly ut 7:46 o'clock. and one of tho
classes has arranged for tn" sale OF ice
cream, cakes and home made candies.
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Pish and Dame Meeting.

What promises to be busy meeting
of the Belmont County Fish and Gam.
Protective association will be held in the
rooms of the Rife club, in the basement
Of the postoffce building, in Bridgeport.
tomorrow evening, and it is expected
that the members Of the association
from all parts OF the county will be
present.
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A big bicycle race from this city 10
Shadyside and return Is being planne
for July 4. It is being arranged by the
TAYLOR harness store Of Belmont street.
The raise is now open for entries.
bicycle will be the FIRST prize offered.
There will be two other good prizes.
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MN Ofdoon.

' Mrs. John Bright has been elected
as the president Of the Kings Daugh-
ters' class OF the Christian church. Tho
other officers elected are as follows:
Vice president Mrs. w. c. Parker; sec
rotary. Mrs. Gallagher: treasurer. Mrs.
Harry Thompson. The officers were
elected at a meeting held at the home Of
Mrs. George Mertz. at RiverView. Fifty
ladies attended the event.
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boat excursion which takes place on
board Of the stcamCr Verne Swain, on
the coming Saturday evening under tho
auspices Of Buckeye camp OF Modern
WoOdmcn Of America state that there
will certainly be large crowd on the
boat, Judging by the sale Of tickets. The
excursion is being given for the bencft
of David Greer. Of this city. who re-
comfy had a foot badly injured.
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The fast Keystone Athletic Club (col-
ored) baseball team Of this city will
play the Pipe Creek aggregation at the
Sixteneth street ball par Sunday after
knoon. The two teams are about even
" matched and the game should prove
TO be close and interesting Earlier in
the season the two teams met in an ex-
cellent contest at Pipe Creek.
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bound In Morocco"

The always popular Douglas Fairbanks
will appear at the Fenray thcatcr. on
Fourth street. tonight and tomorrow
night in an Aircraft picture entitled
Bound in Morocco" which feaures
loose-hsted. sharp-tongued American
who has run amuck In the sultan's ha-
rem TO save the queen. This Is q typical
Fairbanks picture and will enjoy the
usual popularity.
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Hsw Solicitor On Job.

Attorney Chester c. Sedgwick. the
new city solicitor. has assumed his new
duties in connection with the city gov
eminent. He occupied the collectors
seat in the council chamber for the first
time this week. He was named by May
or Charles Culbertson to succeed Attor-
ney James Tallman, who recently re-
signed the office of city solicitor.
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SANITARY INSPECTOR

James Howley, Of the Sixth ward. who
was appointed by DR.. J. Z. Marsehner tn
be city sanitary inspector. Will take
charge of his official position July l.
the health commissioner announced last
evening. At that time the new health
ordinance becomes effective, and, Mr..
Howley is devoting spare hours now to
studying the provisions OF the ordnance
governing sanitation.
DR.. Marschner has not yet made. his
decisions in the case Of Ave other OFFICES
which remain to be Aiie6 BY 'apOs
ment
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Red Man Meeting,

The weekly meeting of Waneta tribe
No. rs. Of the Improved Order Of Red
Men, Of this city. will be held in the
lodge rooms Of the Fraternal hall. on
North Fifth street tomorrw evening.
and it is understood that thre is a large
amount Of business on hand TO be trans
acted.
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Contractor J. r. Shannafclt has COM
pleted the work OF grading Thirty fifth
street cast of Belmont. and Plum alley.
fr~rr Thirty-ffth to Thirty-sixth
streets. The bricks for the paving are
ex pectcd soon and will be put down as
soon as they arrive. Mr.. Shannafelt
Yesterday began paving job at Martins
Ferry
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Residents OF the Indian Run district
have petitioned city council for the eN-
tension of water line up the run. This
matter was given much publicity about
a year ago when onn Of the deputy state
firemarshals conducted an invosti cation
and urged that n water line be put up
Indian Run for fire projection IF for no
other reason. Their arc some other parts
Of the city without water for fire pro-
lection at the present time.
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Roscoe c. Mccullough. Of Canton.
congressman from the 18th Ohio district
will he thu principal speaker at the Har-
vest Home picnic at Whites grove. Key.
on August ~. Other speakers for the
event will include prosecuting attorney
William T. Dixon. Of Martins Ferry:
common pleas court Judge Charles J.
Lynch and attorney Warren w. Cowen.
the latter two OF ST. Clairsville.
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BRIDGEPORT
news
Leave news items for Tho Tnroa-
ngencer at Hickey's News stand,
Selby q Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Hardware Company


The force of workmen in the employ
Of the Wheeling Traction company are
stfl busily engaged on the streets Of the
city IA IN effort to get some Of the bad
places along their tracks repaired and in
good condition again. The force was
working on Lincoln avenue near the
Pennsylvania freight house yesterday.
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monument Expected Soon.

Only the bronze plate or tablet for tht
memorial monument 10 the soldiers and
sailors has arrived in this city 40 far
but the rest of the material for the cree
ton has been shipped. with the exception
Of the bronze figure OF soldier for thu
top. All Of the material will probably
be on hand within the next few weeks
and the work Of erection can then pro
coed.
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r,uh and Game Meeting.

The officials OF the Belmont County
Fish and Game Protective association
have expressed a desire tina: large
number Of the members o - organiza-
ton will be present at V:Ie meeting
which will be held in The rooms OF the
Rife club in this city tomorrow. as ousi-
ness of Importance requires their attcn-
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PtcnicD Today.

The Christian Church congregation
and the congregation OF the Trinity
Episcopal church will hold their annual
picnic today. At both events athletic
contests will be among the features. A
basket dinner will also be feature at
each Of the events. Those attending
will return home late tonight.