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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
Martins rery Briefs.

Tho CHRISTIAN Crusaders Boys CLUB OF
s.. Pauls Episcopal church VIII meet IN
the basement of the church TINS even
Miss Mary Mcmahon Of this city is
ep.udinC The day in Pittsburgh rccc!NI
ing instruction from Prof. Archer ho'eu
teacher OF that city ,.,, o--
Thu weekly meeting Of the Loyal Or
der of Moose will b" held tonight ana
several candidates will be given the ue-
grccs. 49,, r;,, 90
the Eri"coral church nc!I i. Hfnrt" last st
niyht to complete arrangements Tor
their annual ba2aar. .;u,
All Of the city employees w. go
their monthly pay checks yes'eroa! i"'
tn past months work., ,o,r, r,,isco-
nal church will hold meeting III the
church saturday evening. ,,.,,.,
Canton Loyal lodge of Odd Fellows
held their regular business mcetlfs III
Tho Fratrrnal hall last night.
Wilbur uoslop Of the Hcslop ana
Scns furniture firm arrived home yes
t.rtiny after a business trip TO Dayton
Ohio. o,,,rd-
OIL the regular meeting Of the Elks lodge
'"> Mr., James Whisncr left yesterday
for her homo in New York city after
VISIT with her sister, Mrg. cyril Davis :.
-
eprnJjur a few days rs the guest Of ms
mother, Mrs q. Il. Williams, OF Nor'h
Fourth street r,;,,s
Edward Fast left yesterday for FlttS-
hurch after n few days spent with ms
parents in town. -. ,,n,,
lively" Of the tw"nty-four hot mills
Mt the Yorkvillc plant got started yes
tcrGay murninG. ,, ,,,,o,
Tho girls of the local h'Gh school
mr., rlannirr a banquet for the members
OF tho football team and members W
Ihc n,hIotic association ~ the near H.
Mrs. Daisy Lane is recovering niceIy
rnilnwinr her recent fall when Con-
iIr,d her 10 her home. 49, l.,
: TnyIur Tarhcrt Of Piedmont ONO IS
in this city attending the funeral OF MS
hrothor who died recently.
DR., John S. Monks and r. :. MoTrlsoI
Ic1yr today to attend the state dch'a'
meeting at Columbus, Ohio.
MIR and Mrs. Robert Cusick hay" re-
turned to their home in Pittsburgh attcr
n visit with Mrs. blanche NJ. l.upton'
Mis-: Esther Ritter has returned 20
bcr hrri" at Grcenville. Pa, after VISIT
vim Miss Eun,rc Jones OF Pearl street.
Mrs G. II. Trlley Of brooklyn ~ :"
&, snnn6,nr a few days visiting with her
Sis1rr Mrs. Flcrcnce watson
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bridgeport Briefs.

The regular weekly meeting Of the
,,cr,bcrc of the Junior Order of United
American Mechanics was held last night.
Melvin Brady. Of the 1ntcrnatlonal
Correspondence Schools. spent snort
time in this city on business yesterday
Frank Dougherty. well known haro"r,
&c confined to his home in kirkw-Od
with IA Slight illness.
Louis Brcsock, brother of Georg" hrc-
sock of This city. n former resident. Md
riasswnrkrr, IL suffering with stroke
and is in n serious condition at MS nome
nj T.rrc lIautc. Ind. according TO w"rd
received here yesterday. q,
The condition Of l.. Englcmcicr' wei
known resident of this city, was Soihe-
what improved last evening.
Albert Roam and Charles CriSwcll lctt
Yesterday for fcw-das' hunt in the BACK
part Of III" county.
Frank Beck and ramily have arrived
home after few days visit win lrlchuS
at New Cumberland. w. Va.
Julius Davidson and family loft last
night for their future home at Hanover
ton. Ohio, their household goods having
preceded them.
James 4. Fawcett has returned 70
Warren, O.. after a few days VISIT win
his pasCnts, Mr.. and Mrs. John Faycc'''
of Lincoln avenue.
Harry Bloom has returned 20 Hunting
ton. w. Va to resume his work at'cr
few days visit with relatives here
Kenneth Citizen has returned 10 MS
work at Warren. O., after oricf WISH
with relatives hccr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Englemeler nave
returned to their home at PITTSBURGH
after a viist here.
Ross Barrett and brother. d. A. Ber-
rctt. Of Vandergrift. Pa, are spending
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CoMMITTEE OF IL STRIKING EN-
PLOYES WILL MEET WITA
THE SUPERINTENDENT
"Baer To work" Leaders Say 100 OF
Employees Are willing To
Return To work.

To-day will determine how soon tno
Carnegie steel works plant IN beIlas5e
will resume. ANNOUNCEMENT was Hiaue
last night OF conference or COM
nlittee of eleven OF the striking en-
ployes with Superintendent w. e. car
nahan Of the local plant. The confer
snce will be held this afternoon AZ the
mill ofTice. Robert keySEr, maChlnlSt:
is the chairman of the committee Oh
eleven. 20
the forces who have been conducting
n move 10 have the local plant resume
work believing that the strike OF nun
workers lost weeks ago. lie states tnaI
ers Of the local plant who are willing 10
return to their frmer employment.
being convinced that there - no nope
of victory in tn" present strike.
A meeting Of those desiring 10 Work
was held at the Majestic theatre ycsters
Jev Mr.. Keyscr vas the chairman or
the meeting. He pointed out the fact
that of the many Carnegie, mills me
only one not working was the BeIit!FH
plant. He said others were operating
FROM 90 to 100 percent normal Inc
company, ne said. did not care II the
local mill works or not. He declared
the average amount lost by employees
OF the local plant since the strike be-
came effective has been S455.50 and eX-
pressed belief that the average expense
has been approximately S2Zo, fnahlnS
each employc average u loss Of about
sT6n since tho strike. The Back to
Work movement. Il" declared. had tne
BACKING OF the better element OF the
citizenry OF the city: ..o
Attorney c. l.. Belt addressed tne
meeting. He said that Bellaire was
confronted with peculiar condition: IN
30 far that mills in all other DISTRICTS
were operating. The fact that the mills
in the local district are the only ones
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SHADYSIDE

The Woman's Missionary Society or
the Presbyterian church will hold It's
annual thank offering service IN the
church this evening. \ good program
Is prepared and the public Will be well
coined tn tho service.
Mr.. w. W. Bowen. OF Parkersburg,
w. Va, spent Saturday and Sunday here
with his brother. Mr.. c. 4. Bowen OF
Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. ]. y. Kcyser. OF West Forty
fourth street, has returned from week
end visit with friends In Youngstown;
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman I. Wright. OF
Lincoln avenue, spent the latter part or
last week with relatives near Bealls-
vile.
Miss Ruth Frets, OF Bethesda. who
was appointed a member Of the high
school faculty at meeting Of the board
of education, about ten days ago, LOOK
charge OF her classes yesterday.
Mrs George Frazier and little ,, hanEn-
giving visit with Mr.. Frazier. who Is
employed in Akron.
Elaborate plans are perfected Tor the
bazaar OF the Methodist Aid Society on
Friday and Saturday Of this week. The
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ladies will serve light lunch on inc
afternoon Of each day.
Miss Selma klnnemund, Of North Cen
trail avenue, will be hostess this even
ing to the 2V Club. Young women Oh
Bellaire and Shadyside are members.
Regular mid-week service will be heIo
in the Christian church Tomorrow even.
ing Because OF the lyceum entertain.
Inent number on Thursday evening chon
practice is postponed until Friday.
Miss nellie Summons has returned
from New Philadelphia, where she IL
spent the end Of the week 1T the nomS
of her brother, Mr.. Ed b. Sammons,Wno
moved from Shadys!de in the late sum
mer. .I =.
Mrs. I.eona Hall. Of Avondale, died AZ
her home Saturday evening from pHeus
monia. She was an aged lady VINO na4
spent her entire life in Pultney ana
Belmont townships and 10 Mioey
known. Funeral arrangements were not
mrnt IN this letter.
There will be special session OF tne
Daughters Of Pocahontas lodge on FIJI.
! day evening TO entertain the Granc
P%cah9ntas OF the state: ., Msi N0rA
Red Cross Christmas seals were put
on sale IN Shadyside yesterday II ~
OF interest to note that four-flfths OF
all the money derived from the sac OF
these stamps will be used 10 fight ~.
bcrculosis in Belmont county. only
one-fifth of the receipts are necessary
for the cost of printing the stamps ana
, distributing them.
Mrs. Charles whtm"re. Of South LIN
; coin avenue. is spending lie" '~''
Mr. and Mrs E""d N"' - VIII" 49,
been at woodsfield since their marriage
two weeks ago, spent the holiday W."
end here with <1>Atives.
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MINERS HAVE REFUSED
PROPOSED WAGE OFFER
The Few Mines IN the District "hen
Had Started Pending IN Agreement
Have Now Closed Down, AS the
Men Failed to Report.

Indications are that the coal mines OF
his district do not intend to accept the
Il percent advance In wages which mas
been agreed to by tn" operators follow
mn, the conference at Washington. ana
no now mines in the district arc reported
in operation since last week. On the
contrary. the mines at both tho Whit
nkcr-Glcssncr plant in this city. and the
Aetna Standard plant OF the American
Sheet ana Tin Plate company at Bridge
port were closed yesterday morning, U*-
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Tarbet Funeral Today,

TIN. romans Of the late william Tar
bot former resident Of this city. VINO
died few days ago At the soldiers
Home at Dayton. Ohio. were received IN
,hls CITY by K. q. Hcslop & Sons, local
undcrtaii"rS and were removed to the
Mems Rihln class room at the F1rst
Rartiet church on South Third street.
night. bv the Mother Mckinley circle OF
tho G.. !. Il. and the late rites will he
conducted this afternoon at two o'clock
with Rov. II. r. Mcdaniel in charge;
Members Of tho knights Of Pythias and
odd Fellows will act as pail bearers anu
he intcrmcnt will take place at River
Wow cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-02
Dorothy Da|ton'S
Beauty Chat

Miss Dorothy Dalton. the actress Ia,
NOUS the world over f"r her beautliul
complexion. says: ANY girl or woman
can have n beautiful, rosy-white com,
plexion and smooth, unwrinkled SKIN
like mine If they will follow my advlce
and use Dcrwilio, a simple toilet prep
aratlon. I use II because il imparts
instant beauty. Is easy to apply abso-
lutely harmless and has a marvellous
effect upon the skin. One application
proves it," Be sure to read MISS Dai-
ions interesting story OF how to quickly
acquire a beautiful complexion. soon 10
appar in this paper. In the meantime
get DerwiliU nj any toilet counter and
Try it today; you will be delightfully."-
surprised.
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few days in this city. called by the scr'-
Gus illness Of their mother.
William lIollcr returned 10 Cleveland,
o.. yesterday after spending Sunday with
relatives in town.
The regular meeting Of council will be
held at the city building this evening.
The weekly meeting Of the local coun-
Gil of the Order of United American Arc-
chanics will be held this evening.
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Coync Funeral.

Rcq,iicm mass for the late Mort Coync'
wife of Torrance Coynr. well known
Klrkwood resident, who died at the fami-
" home on Howard street few days
ago. following Il brief illness, Will be
conducted ut ST. Anlh"ny's Catholic
church in this city, this morning ut .
o'clock. in charge of Rev. Father Lintei.
and intrrmcnt will follow in Linwood
cemetery.
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ing to tho fact that none Of the Nm
plOycs Of the mine showed up for work.
1t is understood that the miners do not
intend to accept the offered increase ri
wages. and there will be no coal mined
until they nrc certain of receiving sonIc-
thing nearer 10 what they have demand
cd for their work. With the mines Idle
ut the Whitakcr-GlcsSncr plant. it Is
likely that the hot mills at the plant. as
well as the Wheeling CurruEatIng plant
will again be closed down III the near
future. as they cannot be run without
the fuel.
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Servica Well Attended.

The first Of the series Of revival
services being conducted at the First
Methodist church in kirkw"od. last
night, was n very successful affair. and
the meeting was well attended by the
members Of the congregation. Inc
meetings will BE- held each evening or
this week. in preparation for communion
next sunday. and the pastor. Rev. Nor
rjs. Will preach Il series of interesting
sermons
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Committee Returned.

The three members of the committee
from the hot mill employees OF the
LaughlIn mill. who were sent to visit
the "th'r industrial Ccnters and report
conditions. returned yesterday alter VS.
iting Chicago. H.. Indiana Haro"r' lna;,
and Gary, Ind, and they have very
elaborate and complete report to make
which j, is said will show conclusiveiy
that the reports printed in the daily
urrSS Merc substantially correct.
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rnnh ~eating Tonight.

The mcmbCrs OF The Fast U1IIccrS
Club of Guiding Star Council No. l6 of
the Sons and Daughters Of Liberty;
composed OF residents OF this CITY anu
bridgeport, will be entertained this .eF-
cuing, at the home of Mrs. burton or
Virginia street. and an interesting pro,
gram Of diversions has been prepared
for the evCr!nG.
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MATHEMATICIAN Club.

The members of tho Women's Welsh
American club OF the Welsh CongreSa-
iiuuaI church of TINS city. will meet at
III, home Of Mrs. Samuel Thomas or!
North Eighth street this evening. ana
all of the members have been urged 70
attend. An interesting program mas
been arranged for the evening.
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DID YOU EVER
USE SLOAN'S?
Keen It handy 70 promote prompt relief
from rheumatic pains and
aches.

HEN you know what sioan's
" Liniment will do. as thousands
" Of men and women the world over
know. you. too. will keep IL handy. You
vii use It for those 'twtnges Of rheu-
natiz." for relieving that lame back.
muscles stiffness and soreness. aches.
all sorts Of external pains and exposure
aftermaths.
Only takes a little. applied without
rubbing. Soon penetrates, scattering the
congestion, bringing merciful relief to
The throboing. jumping part.
Three szes-35c. zoe. $40. Any
fruggist has Il. II not. we'd like to know
lis name.
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u,h,o Glass Meeting,

Mrs Hannah SedGwick VIII D" NV
hoStnSs to the members OF the k"tnonla
class of the FIRST Ha7,ist church nj
her home on Hanover street this cy yen,
husiness meeting Of the class, and the
c"mmitjec in charge of the meeting
comprises The foilr, .ng: Mcsuamcs;;
Hannah srdgwick and Miilgan ana
Misses Florence Hastings ana Lulu
ScdEwick.
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TO Entertain Club.

Mrs. Burton. OF Martins Ferry. Will DC
the hostess To the members of the faSt
Officers club Of Guiding Star Council
No. l6. Of the Sons and Daughters OF
Liberty. at her homo on Virginia street
this evening. The usual club diversions
will BE- followed during the evening and
n fine time Is anticipated.
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The members Of the Aid society OF
the Second Presbyterian church met last
night at the church.
The Westminster Circle OF me Ssooiu
Presbyterian church met iast n,en. d.
the home OF Miss Elizaoe'h l'oo'''S'-
ON North Jefferson street.
~. phiIathca Bible class study will
ho hold this evening at the hom" OF
SIies Grace Rodgers on Forty-fourth
street
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Tom Mix To-day.

Tom Mix, Americas Ace Of tho Sad
die. will be the super attraction at inc
Family theatre on Lincoln avcnHr ms
afternoon and evening. in five reel
Western drama with c"rKihS E""u
story Of tn" western plains. \ S'"rS
filled with thrills and punch and plenty
of laughs. A good comedy WILL be shown
in addition
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nntxhnxer Fnr Tackle.

Cutshaver. tackle on N" h'II'1IV
bich school football team tn" past seas
on and the two seasons previously IS
ths logical candidate fol-. captain OF IN"
ia aud slack team for next year.
6rri,., tho mast season he proved HIM
taif ta be in n class by himself along the
Gar ard no doubt his teammates Will
honor him by clcctinG hum as me C. cap
tain Of the 1920 Red and Black IL
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school held y meeting at the church
last night
Gets Discharge.

Andy Forbes, well known local man.
has received his discharge from lhe
service AMI has returned to his home
here He was with the American Expo
dictionary forces in France for more
than a year before the signing OF the
armistic:. He took part in many or inc
big battles and IL one had a pHrlioh oi
hiS left hand torn away. He has been
nj al eastern hospital for months.
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sunday school Expert.

Miss Mary l. Ozark. an cNPcrt IN
Sunday school work. Will spend this
week in this vicinity. Wednesday even
ing she conducts q cOnt"renc" Of sun
day school teachers nj the Ep."'"piihlh
chsrch at Martins Ferry. Thursday ~
ming At Trinity church here, confer;
cncn viii be held for sunday school
superntrndcnts and on Friday, there
will be conference for all Sunday
school WOrkcrS.
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nrha Man Of Might :"

William duncan with Edith Johnson
ana Toe Ryan. the three peerless Metro
Stars. Will be the attraction al the New
paslimc theatre this evening in the
nnal number of the great serial meio-
drama entitled Tho Man of VI! Eht.
LNrus-MurGn comedy entitled y M"oel
lin hlnJ" will be the added attraction.
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The showing of Blanche Sweet in th'
Interesting photoplay entitled The
flushed Hour" At the Frnray theatre
IN this city. attracted some OF The pest
houses of tho season last night, and
there Is no doubt that the popular place
of amusement will again be filled TO
capacity tonight again for the same
attraction
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WALL Funeral Today.

Funeral s.rvlc,s will hr held this nf
ternunn at two o'clock at the late home
at Avondal". south Of Bcllairc- Inter
incnI will b. in TIA" Rose ltIll cemetery
here. Deceased. who WAS aged ~ years
is survived by ten children.
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Wines Still Idle.

The coal mines in Bcllairc and vlcln-
!ty are still idle. cSp"cialiy inc ID. a.,
a few OF the peddltnS mines conIlnu"
10 operate but none of the others have
vet resumed work The miners here
say they will not return to thTlr WORK
ot 6erccnt increase. Local indus.
rial plants may be Affected by the coal
shortage soon
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LEGION Meeting inter, sting.

Ono OF the most interesting and bcst
attended meetings OF the local post or
the American Legion since It's organic
lion vas held in the Board OF Trade
rooms last night. and n large amount Of
business was disposed Of. a resolution
defining tho position OF the post on the
matter Of the Bolshcviki was passed
Mummy Several recommended changes
wror made in the bylaws of the organi-
cation.
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wheelar Funeral.

The last sad rites over the remains OF
George w. Wheeler. we'll known resident
of Pennington. near Barton. o., VINO dleu
following a brief illness few days ago
will take place at the family home lhis
afternoon at o'clock. in charge Oh nc"
Jacob Maulc. Of Colrrain. O., and the
body will be laid to rest in Pennington
CcnlclCrN.
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KtnEs Daughters Meeting.

A union meeting If AL Of the local
circles Of tn" Kings Daughters Of the
city. was held IN tn" auditorium OF IN"
First Presbyterian church on South
Fourth street last night and most OF
lhr members were present. An inter-
oSting program which has been prepared
for the evening WAS rcnGcrrd. following
the business - SSlUn.
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To Entertain Orchestra,

Members If the orchestra OF the
Christian church will be- entertained
this evening in IN" club rooms Of the
church by the Sunday school teachers
and members of the church choir. An
interesting program Of speaking and
music will bc rendered and luncheon
will he served.
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Health Funeral.

Funeral services will be held at the
Myers morgue on B"lmont street tomor-
row morning for the late Mrs. Sarah
NJ. Health. aged lady who died Mt her
home in South Bellairc. lnterGn"nt will
be i'm tho Lower W"gee cemetery. The
deceased was aged 81 years. She is SUR
vivrG by three sons.
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service well Attended.

The first Of ;h- series ~ revival ser
vices preparatory t. communion next
SUNDAY. which are beng hold In the
First Method L church on South Third
streIL. was very we'll attended last
night. and tn" m'rtinES give promise az
bcIuc a distinct success. The pastor OF
the church. H'.v. J." ). Rose. Will have
charge of the services for the remainder
of the week.
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items FIR Tho Int"ilccnccr
at the Eurd Nrws Agency. South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
STR.
Albert w. Otto. Local Correspondent
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School Notes.

The public and parnchal schools re-
sumcd yesterday after being down
since last Wednesday for the Thanks
giving vacation.
High school students yesterday fit
tingiy celebrated thAr Thanksgiving
gridiron victory over Wheeling.
Deposits we're made yesterday in the
school bank.
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preparing For Christmas.

The pupils Of most of the Sunday
schools in This city are making their
plans for their annual Christmas ccIe-
h-ation for the schools. and rehearsa!s
fu, their programs arc regular event
wlt h;hc children nearly every evening
of The Mnnk.
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NAV Play NO More.

Belairc may have no more football
season is closed. Unless manager Nc
Gaughey. Of the R"llairc Athletics is
able tn secure Marietta college eleven
for this city next Sunday. the season
for the local professional team Will
also be closed.
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womens Club In Charge.

The annual sale OF The Red Gross
Christmas Seals for this city has been
placed N the hands Of the Women :
Gu bof this city. and they arc under
stood to be making extensive plans !"r
the sale Of the seals beginning at once.
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Mill workers Meet.

A mass meeting OF the striking en-
ployes Of the Carnegie steel plant Of
this city will be held this afternoon at
the city building auditorium. The
meeting will be under the auspices of
the strike committee. Rev. G. G. Will
ktnson. called The Billy Sunday Of the
Steel Workers is to give the principal
address. He is from McMechen.
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Class Initiation.

large number Of III" rn"mhcrS OF
ElkS If this city and the surrounding
towns wcr" present n the meeting h"Iu
"a their lodge home last night and saw
the initiation of large class of Canu!-
dates, \ social session followed the
initiation.