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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
Labor Protests Against II
Appointment Of H
New Fire Chief.
Little Of Importance Developed at Mot.
ing OF Trades and Labor AsSsH-
bly, Sunday.

, Nothing Of importance developed at
the regular oi-montkly meeting NJ the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly, in the assembly half yesterday aft
crroon.
All business Of routine nature was
taken M and disposed Of with the ex-
ccption Of tho question Of Labor Day
celebration: the appointment OF a per-
maucnt agent and n protest Against the
appointment OF Burlcy Thompson a
fire chief. ~
Tho question Of the Labor Day ceie.
hra1inn was postponed until the execti-
tive board meets with the Belmont La
Dor Assembly next Sunday and the mat.
tor is thoroughly gone over. -
The committee appointed some time
ago TO go into the question Of appoint-
ing permanent agent combining thA
secretaryship with other work. reported
and outlined their plsns 70 the Assem-.
bly,. The plans. consisting OF hiring q
business agent TO take over the work
of the secretary and being on duty ~
headquarters at all times. The assem-
bly ordered the committee to draw Ap
their plans along those lines. and aex.
other items necessary. and report IN
full at tho next meeting. 80
The committee on the municipal cleo.
ton and appointments reported on me
appointment OF Burley Thompson ~
fire chief. and the matter was dfS.
cussed thoroughly. with the outcome
that the assembly will protest the ap-
Monument .r{att
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LOCAL DELEGATESLEAVE
FOR WILMINGTON

on Sunday evening. June 5. Mr.. I. =
Brandfass. past grand master workm"n'
Mr.. J. a. Nathison. past grand master
workman; Mr.. Frank Grrsc. past grHnu
master workman; Mr.. Is. iucKeF'
grard master workman: MI y. r. Flem-
ing grand recorder. OF the a. o. L. w,
grand lodge Of West virginia leaFe 'or
INFLAMMATION Della. 70 Cttend the ben
mini supreme lodge session, which Is
held the week Of June .. Mrs. w. y.
Tucker, Mrs. a. r. Fleming md Miss
Caroline Prnndfass will accompany tho
pnrtv ma far ne Philadelphia and tNen
cyrcc, 10 mako mn extended vl:dt IN .ho
cas,. including New York Atlantic GUY.
Baltimore and Washington.
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HOLY COMMUNION
ADMINISTERED

Tho graduates Of 1T. Josrph'a academy
and tho Cathedral high nchool received
holy communion IN d body yesterday az
Tho preliminary H!rp 10 tho gradual ION
EXERCISES which will no celebrated To-Day
Immediately following tho solemn hish
mGes which will DO held al o'clock al
lha Cathedral, The ltrv, ., II, Aoyp
will say the rnAHs and the IT, hrV' j. J.
I,urhh,ie Will rnnfer lhn h"nora ana
,tlnln,nat. matinr an address 10 the
rias-ea a.i.r Ihr religious rnromnhins
havu tren ruRuiudrd,
The prariernY graduates nre' :,
AcudeIaje ,teparlmrHt=M Mary Catherine
Hughes, Marie Martha Snellerr Mary
Flisahsih MrfadGen, katherine ALLISON
''a7;wrreht Mrrgaret Eleanor Hopkins
t'"r5a.Fr,hl tep"F,RenI-Ha'hFYn To-
r,in I;runs, t-ap.nia DereihF CLARK.
h.lNFYi. ann l'immrf, t'erIla carnlshe
puseh. Eu!niia i.I!l;aR ERhia, ReHiha
i.us:,!s rsuteesha"h KataTYH Mary nAus,
Margaret t,rrcttr MahaHes Anna Aesie
McFn, ask, afarsareI hartr Hei'iS, fea'
,rrce JeseRhine TahaR,
The c. Il, i, graduates aFei me-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
OUARR|ER'S DEATH
AFFECTED SOLDIERS

Soldiers OF Battery c S14th Field Ar
tillery, on their trip curoute home. were
reviewing tho roster OF the battery and
noting the names Of the missing. Soy
eral had been transferred to other or
ganlzations Some arc still overseas in
other branches Of tho army. When IN"
name Of Charles Quarter was reached
the boys recalled with what sadness
they saw him depart for homo, with tho
deplorable information that his father
had passed away. Information that
Charles Quarter had died nj s"a cast
a pail OF sorrow over his comrades and
words Of unstlntcd praise OF his worth
as a soldier and friend werc uttered by
every ono Of his comrades.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
Getting Back to Normal
In West Va. Coal Fields

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Junb S.-C"al
production in all of the West Virginia
fields now ranges between sixty and
eighty pcrccn, Of tho full time produce
ton The demand Is steadily growing
for export and lake coal and inlan4
markets both in IN" cast and west are
more active
Labor shortage in som" Of IN" fields
is beginning {" afr"" production when
CnuN!cd with the car ShCrtaG" has hr"n
keeping The production IN IN" New River
fields from reaching 100 percent of full
capacity.
II is predicted by coal operators her"
that since tn" amount "f coal produced
thus far this year is So far below tho
amount needed that soon fh"rc VIII b"
n coal shortage in the country.
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PROTEST AGAINST
RECOGNITION OF
ADMIRAL KOLCHAK

NEW YORK, Juno S--Victor Berger,
Socialist leader. out on bail. pending np-
peal from n sentence OF twenty years IN
federal prison, for violation OF tho o.
pionngo law, and who thus far haa boon
refused permission TO tHko the scat In
tho house Of representatives. TO which
no was elected from Wisconsin, was rnr
Of tho principal Speakers ~ II Socialist
rally in Madison Square Garden her" to-
day Tho rally WA called To protest
, rnirst recognition OF "thr Probationary
Kolohak forces" ia thu government 81
Russia md to demand Immediate release
OF NIL political and industrial pr.aunrrH.
Others who Addressed tho 5000 rndi-
cain IN attendance included S"rmnur
Stcadman, Chicago lawyer, who has
acted an counsel for many INFLICTED ~
clallsts and I, W. VS.; Charles ", Err
vine, editor OF tho New York call. nud
Albert Rhys Williams, writer. "h" r.
Gently returned frcm Russia
Berger, discussed hts conric; iou i:
Chicago, declared that "such v"r,i:"t
try except Japan AMI character - Il =
As "lesaliaed iynch'ng" AmcI:'.. hr
declared, appeared To hn IA" only c.'iu
try in which Yeao!l ion HnGns IL ir',:r .Uu-
plant,
, AIR. Irvine brnuEht into the pr, r,.l-
ings a discussion IF the bomb p'a, -
June Q, which he declared 'r'pr'r!' -
lie nr,-Sk' WAS seeking lu Sadhl" ~, he
SorlAllStS,
Mr., stcdmaa ridicul"d tn" csnal,, frr
its efforts to obtain III anNaI"" 81 49,
, acreptsnee the peace treaty., hani'd IT.
the uer1nans, He d"Clarrd that + lhc
senator's had any haChh"rs".' TIA. y
! would Photography for o"plrs Of tie
treaty ard, it they were not r"ri"''.''-
| inR IL tea a4ss, V"uid Institute ~
| peashsnent proceedings against Wssd-
rev Wilson"
william n. Strors If. yes, r'.HE ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
GIRLS
OF Y. W. {. A.

Y. ". &. \. members mr." urged Ia join
tho line Of march on next Wednesday
morning. There will not r" n special
group Of Y. W. c. 4. girls owing 10 H."
fact that many have relatives and
friends among the soldiers and will he
marching with other groups. hut all VINO
can arc urged 10 be AT the pla.e Of for
nation. 10Th and Market streets.
promptly a, nine o'clock. Th" Y. W. G.
A. will thus join with the other groups
Of women who will assemble there. Mrs
Flora williams will be in charge or the
Woman's Division.
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Property.

The principal generating station OF
tho company In tho Windsor Station. II
's Situated on tho cast hank OF tho Ohio
River about twelve r'!las northeast OF
Wheeling and immediately adjacent 10
coal rineS with which long term and
advmn! Rcoua fuel contracts have been
made. thus affordlnB ar adequate supply
Of fuel for operation without railroad
transportation. This station when COM
plct"d, will be one OF tho largest and
most modernly equipped steam electric
generating stations in the country. The
portion OF tho station owned by The
Central Power Company will consist
when completed. " three General Flee
trio steam turbine generating units,
each having a capacity ur approx
40. 900 II, f., or u total IF le0hD0 II, II,
to which quipment additional capacity
will h- added the requirements or the
company are increased. Some "f the
generating units In the station have
been In operation for little more than
u year. and others ar now under con-
struCti0n,
Tho Windsor station supplies large
part OF the rnmpsny's power require
mcnts in the Canton ard SunnvSide d.
visions, The other power source Tor ms
group Of properties Is thu company
IS. 900 f. 4, generating station al taa'
ton. The VII dsnr and Canton stations
arr intrrrennerted by 5b-miie, lSo 600
volt, double circuit steel tower trans
mission line,
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MILITARY FUNERAL

As many returned soldiers. sailors
md marines as can possibly arrange 10
do so, are requested to assemble at
Sixth md Marshall streets. MeMcchcn
ut I o'clock Tuesday morning TO attend
the funeral Of W. T. Fox. who died
Inst Friday in New York hospital or
wounds received IN battle overseas.
The body OF young Fox arrived In Nc
Mcchcn last evening and was tnkcn 10
IN, homo OF hi. nun,, Mrs. w. II. Becl
Rcouicm nnsa will be held ut 81. James
church. McMechen. NJ 1880 Tuesday
morning, Irtcrmcnt will be made at
Cameron. Tho Soldioro in body wll &C.
company &c remains from the church
10 tho railroad station.
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HOWARD MILLER HOME

One Of the happicst lads In Yheelto4
last evening was Howard Miller, Moll
known young man Of the South SNes
who arrived in the city over the 49,
svivania Lines from Camp Meade, NJ.
after returning from Germany. where
h" was with tho army Of occupati0n.
He was a member Of Battery A. 34fnd
Field Artillery and had great tAo
while UP in the Hun" country. He he1
some Interesting stories TO tell rege1A.
ing his trip into Germany. Mr.. Miller
sailed from Brcst on his return trip On
the T. s. s. Frederick Wilhelm. ~ ~
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able to do my work now. I esft
praise your medicine. "-An. SunA
OLprArHER, 6l8 West sseood StSosa
MishawAka, Ind. s.
Women who suffer from such dimAal
should not eontinue to dag around -
do their work under such eoo&6ooa, -
profit by the experience Of Ma or
father and thcusands Of othsssWhobeO
tried this famous root and hSsb remedy
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable CO
pound, and found relief from 0odA
fering. II complications sxist WE1ND
Lydia e. Pinkham Medicine O., 1~
Mass. Tho result Of thelr Osy
experience IN advising wo01l
subject u ct yom SsuicaH aS<.SS =
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Alien Brock.

Funeral services will be conduc'r"
this Afternoon at > o'clock from tho
family residence. 3 virginia street. Tor
the late Alicn brock. one OF wheeling 5
mos; prominent c;tizcns' VINO paSsca
away Saturday morning following
lingering tilrc.r. Rev. r. f. L. Strtder.
raa,or Of 81. Matthews church. Of which
Tho deceased was a vestryman. will con-
duct tho scrvcca. md intcrnent Will be
mnGo in Greenwood cemetery.
Mr. rrocx was the son OF the late
Daniel and Mario Carpenter BLOCK. ano
WAC born at Cameron. W. Va. He was
a teacher in tho public schools Tor q
number Of years in That city OUT ia'cr
eone 10 This city whore no became the
for the Joseph Spell
del Grocery COMPANY.
q, W. i.uta. Howard McSonh. c: H.
eorn A. r. Hum. Hal sne,dcl. and Pee
hleu Tstum will DO the pall.oearers'
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DOT 90 my N0tR Uo
! could not gst 0y.
thing 10 relieve NJ.
A physician rootA
me, but II did -
good. I bad bssoh
his eoo&Hoo t.
three mooths Whsl1
began taking Ly&
E. Pinkham'S V0Eo.
table Com poun4
tablet form) 81
ii cured n 9. .
kan honS0 - -
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G., A, Amend.

Funeral services were held Yesterday
afternoon from tn? late residence on
rrnwns Run for the ate Gus A. Afncha'
who passed away Friday morning aiter
mn Hincss OF four years. Kew H. ~
Lcwcilyn. pastor OF tho Stone PresoE-
,crian chur,h. conducted the services
ard iotcrT,ent was made in the Stone
church cemetery Mt Elm Grove
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
SOUTH SIDE BOY GOES To FRANCE
To LOCATE CRAVE Of HIS BROTHER

Classical parrm'nl-Anihony Store.
BENJAMIN LiorsuCh. Charles Mayer. LLOYD
Hughes, Harry MCEntcc. George STEM
Joseph MCCah", James Wright.
English Experimentation j: 'arroli.
Hugh Barth. Charles Frlcsmuih. Johh
uc:ncr Paul Cock, Herbert BREEDING.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
BAR ASSOCIATION
MEETS TODAY

A meeting or lhc members or tho ONO
County Rnr Association has hecn called
far this Afternoon a. LAO O'CLOCK In lnc,
Federal building IN TAX" Rc'i5n in Inc
death OF Judge Campbell, who was
Judge I'm III, Circuit Court hero nai
member OF ihn Ohio County bar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
OBITUARY
James McNnm5ra.

Funeral services ere tncompi"t" lot
the late James Mcnamara. w"lt-kho"''
rcaidcnt OF the South Side. who rasscd
ava, Saturday morning al the Nortn
wheel n= hospital after lingering Ill
meas Ir. Mcnamara was in his htty-
sixth year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-09
ARAB PATROL OFF
FOR INDIANA
MEETING OF IMPERIAL COUNCIL
AT INDIANAPoJIS OPENS
TUESDAY.
Large Delegation Of wheeling Members
Departed Last Night For Con-
vention City.

10
~ NJ" >i,'.,,, chrir,. recommended
'"'I ~ '.r chrtr.. hand wrlI leave =,
"a ,r,. cy,rirp for Indianapolis. Ind.
c,ruhrrvillr for the IMPERIAL
, , <,r,h ,ru,rlca which Will ho
3D.. Ir,os,.r conjtal tomorrow and
,,'i,..,o,.
.rh. ,.,,r,I vrll he headed nv Capt II
:. L,r,,dr.rhs and thlrty-ihr"c mCmb"-S
ana th. band "f thrry-"mr pl"'cS and
v.,Ir ,,,.,,,ry sprrtal I'ullmans on the
: ,n,lrn,, Ia indianapolis. where they viii
, I've ioInrd by Past Imperial Poi"ntatc
u. " rruir Dr q. W. Eurdat,s. Chas.
! y ,arrIpan. Or George l.. Ni"wcg and
! Walter : SuCd"n OF Slst"rSvlIl"'
! This will l." ono Of the biggest SOS
Sons OYER held IN Shr'Hcd"rn' r'p''S,n'
aIivcs h"rng thrr'. from canada. Ia
wall. Panrma. Nula. ana IN" lh'I'p-
pIncs IN addition I" every Stat" IN .h'
uion. The ceremonies Will he Prc*ld'u
i,,...r hy Imr.riaI Putcntatc JaCOhy.
,xbosn tenure If urtC, runs out nj this
j.cssion. and new officers will h" elected.
| Tho parade Will take plac" tomorrow
evening with more than 100000 Shrincrs
IN line. after which IN" various patrols
| will cumprtr in III" prIzc drlll.
! The. fight for tho n,A' convention lies
thc,wcCu New Orleans La. and Portland,
! Oreeuu. both cities having already sub
is.rih,.1 moro than slnn mo for entertain
mcut purposes.
! Tho following members Of the os'rus
Arab Patrol l"arc thu evening
: IL G. F'rcdrlchs. 'harI'S T." arr
Captain. gan ORrnp
n & EIiy Robert Linsley
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". r. Tor.

News hse boon received here Of The
.srih +. ". +. rex. Of McMcchen. MT
Fox died IN n New York hospital on
FRIDAY night Of injuries received while
/, action with tho AmnrirEr expedition.
ary forces, He wa. % years old. and
beroyu eniisting N tho army was en-
ntnyed to A brakeman n tho bcnwooe
railroad yards A.,
Two aitn.s survive They are Mrs
~ IT I,sa; ~ McMnrhcn ana Mrs
5nHa Nevan n: tiniiarre. The body ar
T,yeA yesterday afternoon and was ia
lien 10 The home OF Mrs, Boei OF NC
MeeheR, Funeral arrangements arc In
complete, u-.a......s....4.Lais,A1zL.
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lNter-CODnCCtei WIN inc W nFCl'nS
company through its 5000 volt trans
mission lines is the Central Power COM
pany. This company supplies electric
light and power service in thirty-live
cities and towns In Ohio. including CaN-
ton. Fremont. Fostoria, Tiffin. Mt. Yer
non. Newark. Lancaster. Logan and
Barnesville. In addition. il furnishes
electric power at wholesale 20 o;her
companies operating in numerous other
cities and towns. including Steubenv!lle,
East Liverpool and Wellsvillc.
The properties are so intHr-connectcd
! by high-voltage transmission lines Us
10 form two distinct operating systems.
the properties in the northern and south
ern divisions forming one system. and
the properties in the Canton and Sunny
side divisions forming the other sys-
TEN.
In the Northern Division the company
supplies power to n variety Of indus
trics.( including plants manufacturing
automobiles steel tubing. wire, carbon.
machine tools and cutlery. US we'll as to
grain elevators. packing plpants and
stone Quarries. In the Southern DivI-
sion power Is sold 10 an unusually di-
versified line Of industries. such as rail-
! road shops. coal mines. shoes. glass, rub
| Der and engine manufacturing plants
and stove and brass and bronze foun-
, dries. In the Canton division power is
supplied TO steel mills and foundries and
10 paving brick enamellcd ktchcnware
and rubber tire plants and other nisccl-
| laneous manufacturing establishments
In the Sunnysido division tho principal
sale OF power Is to coal mines and TO
other public utility companies, In this
division the company supplies power to
about 70 coal mines, which comprise
practically all mines OF Importance in
what Is known as tho Pittsburgh No. 8
district.
The company has greatly Increased its
business during the last few years. II
now has moro than 26.00 customera
! with total connecting load Of moro
| than $4,000 II. p. whereas thrco years
| ago the companies now comprising the
| Central Power company had O. total Of
only 1920 customers with r total con-
nocted load OF only $1,000 II. 7. Tho
increases In tho number OF customers, In
the connected load and in the kllowatt
hour output are shown in the following
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WHY DO WOMEN
sss: SUFFER
When There is Such . RsuI
edyfor Their Ills asLyda ]
E. Pinkham's Vesetar :
bic Compound? !

Mishawaka, Ind.-"1 had such 9
severe female weakness that ! Good
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william n. Stoors If yrS''T"HF -
Franklin. Pendlctum cuun'y, 10 'r1h" 80
summer,
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-puY WAR SAYINGS STAMPS
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-07-24
THE COSMETIC OF TIE INANIMATE.

III am the Of surfaces. -,
III am the wOrld-old preserver.
NNoah knew for he pitched the ark within and without
1.-THE Pharaoh sought tombs-
their mummes endure because conserve
III the woad of the ancient Brons their blue battle
because of the the Ssne Chapel defy
men
III am the keeper of the antique
I'll am the servant of progress
columbus found bedekng the who watched him
plant Ferdnands banner the New SPAIN
sails of his caraves resisted the elements of the
through my aid.
NThe pioneers westward vending their daubed the prairie
schooners with my protection.
the royal robes of civilizations monarch Steel and Lum-
Der.
1.-THE au wings of the arpane CLEAN under my protective
iThe suen deadnaugh and the homng transport pillow the
seas impervous TO coroson because of
III waterproOfed your of destruction the bullet and
shell.
HThen drew the mercy of my conceaing camouage
your hospitals.
III gsten the homes and the barns and the
surfaces.
1Where life is. alive.
1Where death and decay in my absence haens them.
land my mission is to preserve
ISaver of Surface. PAINT
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the PAINTERS assr Fr'ENo

= 90 an the many liquid sub.
= stauccs which cnu be- used for
q the binding 20 paint or dty sub
Z stances which when dissolved In
= wuter are usrd as vehicles FOR
= pigments n0ne fultlis necessary
4 cOuditlons so wcli as tnsecd oil.
4 the King 10 the fixed oll. aud.
= what il OF euoruiou> Importance.
= does Il as cheuply Il Is the
painters best friend he,uuse il
\ makes his work satisfactory.
4 = :. = !. /. 4 4. :. 4 :. n a :. a 4 a.
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The good old times, the sond olC
times
The fool 81 Person whined-
He's like the silly lightning bug
With his searchlight on behind
Cartoons Magazine.
Miss Ruby Barnes underwent an
operation for appendicitis at the
County hospital Wednesday, DR..
Dwight performing the operation.
The patient is rep ,rted doing
nicely.
Don't fail TO see Douglas Fair
banks in his seven-reel picture,
KnickerbOcker BuckarOo' at Gem
Thursday, July 81. Admission
} and IS cents.
Astronomers ARE making An
attempt to weigh light. Som,
grocers have been doing il for
years.-London Opinion.
Tourist Note. The best way to
see France, we found, is from the
stern Of transport. The Gas at
tack (A.E.F.)
Archie II. Thompson of Win
nemucca, New, is visiting for a
few days at the Carolyn Clark
home.
Douglas Fairbanks in his latest
seven-reeI picture "Knickerbocker |
Buckaroo" at Gem theatre, july |
81.
Lost-2C folding Kodak in
leather case. Leave at Record
office and get reward.
O. j. Hicks was business Wis
tor at St. Anthony last week.
Grover Pugh returned Monday
rom overseas service.
Miss Mabel Orm is spending the
week in Twin Falls.
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Wanted.

Earl Munyon wants a private
secretary-must be good cook.
Bill Rufener wants sweetheart
Unjust be white, free hearted and
have good income.
Jim Penny wants recipe for
camouhaging the desert on the top
of his head.
This editor wants to borrow an
unused vacation with all expenses
paid.
Salary wanted by several men
about town who are constitutional
~ opposed to work.
Bill Walker wants to swap any
thing but his standing in the com
munity.
Geo. Potter lost his reputation
while on fishing trip with this
editor. No reward offered.
Wanted---To converse with an
amateur fisherman who did not let
the big one get away.
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New Bakery.

.Iackson's new bakery and con =
fectinnery will probably open for
business on Saturday of this week.
Work is being crowded tOthisend.
The room and fixtures are for
most part finished in white enamel
and present very pleasing APP
pearnnce. Mr.. JacksOe has COM
pleted an uptodnte oven with a
baking capacity of POO lOayes of
bread every thirty minutes.
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METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENTS.

1Oa IN. Sunday the Bible school
under the superintendency of l..
Otto. =
IL "A. m. Morning worship.
III a. m Morning worship, Sub
ject: Why Celebrate the Euchar-
istl"
s. p. m. Evening Worship,
Subject: "A Friends invitation"
Miss Holland sails for Malaysia
August 10th and writes she cannot
be with US next Sabbath.
g. +. Deal, Pastor.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH.

Sunday School 10. a. IN. in
charge of w. T. Kalbheisch.
Preaching / a. IN. followed by
The Lords supper, also at 8. p.
m. Rev. NJ. Schuster will preach
at all of the.e meetings.
All are Welcome.
q. w. Plummer, Pastor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-07-24
MENNONITE BRETHREN.
Cor. Yakima Avenue and 3rd Street.

CUT. IdkIhd HFtHut dHd JTu oIIttt.
Sunday school 10 a. IN. Supt.
Earnest Dexter.
Evening Service 7;30 p. N.
Preaching 8: 0 p. m.
All are welcome.
(. W. Wilder, PIstor.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-07-24
SAVE TIE SURFACE.

! save the surface and you save
} an pisintcgration aud decay {
) are conditions which usually :
; start at the surface 81 any ma ,
} terial Protection against de- I
tcrioration or rot OF substances.
therefore. should begin with :
care 81 the exterior. Provided a d,
material does not carry within ,
itself the element OF sure decay, ,
proper surface protection viii ,
undoubtedly lengthen its life. ,
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-07-24
MENNONITE CHURCH.

MENNONITE CHURCH.
Sunday School at 10 a. IN.
Sermon ii a. m.
Childrens meeting 7 p. IN.
Y. p. Meeting 1880.
Sermon 8:15.
.Miiweek Sermon.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-07-24
Maroa Church Notes.

Sunday School at 10 a. IN.
Church services at III. a. IN.
5. K. Welty, Pastor.