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giving her. "A look In which his laughter
tried TO remain but vanished before a
gratitude threatening TO become emo
tIonal In spite OF him. Isabel. how
ever, turned instantly to Fanny. "Glve
him your hand. Fanny" she said gay
~; and as Fanny mechanically
obeyed. 'Therel" Isabel cried. "If
brother George We're here. Eugene
would have his three oldest and hest
friends congratulatIng him all at once.
We know what brother George thinks
about IL, though. It's just beautiful.
Eugene
Lucy leaned toward George and
Whispered. did you ever see anything
so lovelyf"
4 AS whaty' George inquired. not
because he misunderstood but be-
cause he wished to Ipolong the pleas
ant neighborliness of whispering.
''As your mother Think of her do
ing that, She's darling And
papa"-here she imperfectly repressed
a tendency To laugh-'papa looks as
II he We're either going TO explode or
utter loud sobs 7"
Eugene commanded his features,
however. and they resumed their Gus
tomasy apprehensiveness II used "a
write verses" he said-"if you remem.
ber--'
Yes" Isabel Interrupted gently. IL
remember"
IL don't recall that I've written any
for twenty years or So" he continued
But I'm almost thinking | could do
IL again, To thank you for making "A
factory visit into such Kind cele-
bration."
"Graclous' Lucy whispered, gig
Cling. Aren't they sentimental
People that age always are.
George returned. "They get sentimen.
tai over anything at all. Factories or
restaurants, II doesn't matter what T.
And both OF them were seized with
fits Of laughter which they managed
10 cover under the general movement
Of departure, as Isabel had risen TO go.
Outside upon the crowded street
George helped Lucy into his runabout
and drove Off, waving trlumphantly
and laughing at Eugene. who was
struggling with the engine OF his car
In the tonneau OF which Isabel and
Fanny had established themselves
Looks like hand-organ man grind
Ing away for pennies" said George. as
the runabout turned the corner into
National avenue. "Tll still take a
, horse, any day"
He was not SO cocksure half an hour
later, on an open road, when siren
whistle walled behind him. and before
the sound had died away Eugene's car
coming from behind with what seemed
fairly like one long leap, went by tn,
runabout and dwindled almost instan
taneously In perspective, with lac,
handkerchief In blackgloved hanC
fluttering sweet derislOn as il was
swept onward into mnuteneSs-a mer,
white speck--and then out OF sight.
George was undoubtedly impressed
"Your father does know how To driv,
some," the dashing exhibition forcet
him 10 admit. "Of course Pendennii
isn't as young as he was. and don
( care TO push him too hard. Well.
! enjoyed part OF that lunch today quite
lot. Lucy"
"'rhe salad?"
"No. Your whispering 10 me-
George checked Pendennls Ia a walk
Whereupon Lucy protested quickly
"Oh, DON'T"
| "WhyT
II know when you make him wall
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CHAPTER XII.


a--~~s@eU "~~a~----->'~A@Af
Young George paid his respects 10
his grandfather the following morning,
having been occupied with various af-
fairs and engagements on Sunday un-
I'll after the Majors bedtime; and top
les concerned with building or exca-
vations were not introduced into the
conversation. which WAS cheerful
one until George lightly mentioned
some new plans OF his. He spoke OF
his desire TO extend his proficiency in
driving: in fact. he entertained the
ambition TO drive fourln-hand. How
ever, as the Major said nothing. and
merely sat still, looking surprised,
George went on TO say that he did NOT
propose 10 "go in for coaching just
at the stait;' he thought it would he
better to begin with tandem. He
was sure Pendenpls could be trained
10 work as leader; and all that one
needed to buy at present. he said,
would be comparatively inexpensive
q new trap. and the harness, of course.
and a good bay TO match Pendennis."
He did not care for a special groom (;
one OF the stablemen would do.
At this point the Major decided to
speak "You say one OF the stablemen
would do?" he inquired, his widened
eyes remaining fixed upon his grand
son. That's lucky. because ones all
there Is just at present, George. Old
fat Tom does II ALL"
ooh. that will be all right, sir. My
mother can lend me her man"
"Can she?" The old gentleman
smiled family. 81 wonder He
paused.
"What. sirf"
"Whether you mightn't care TO go
10 law school somewhere perhaps. I'd
be glad TO set aside sum that would
see you through"
This senile divergence from the topic
in hand surprised George painfully. Il
have no interest whatever in the law
he said. ~ don't care for IL, and the
idea Of being n professional man has
never appealed to me. | was speaking
Of driving tandem"
81 know you were" said the Major
quietly.
George looked hurt. II beg your
pardon or course II the idea doesn't
appeal to you" And he rose TO 90.
The Major ran "A tremulous hand
through his hair. signing deeply. 81
I don't like to refuse you anything,
Georgie." he said II don't know that
/ often have refused you whatever
you wanted-in reason"
you've always been more than gen
erous, sir" George interrupted quickly.
"And IN the idea Of tandem doesn't
appeal 10 you, why--of course" And
he waved his hand. heroically dismiss.
ing the tandem.
The Majors distress became obvi
Gus. "Georgle. Id like 20, but--bu
I've nm idea tandems are dangerous /,
drive, and your mother might be anx
ious. She"
mo, slr:sI think not. She felt 4
would be rather good thing-help e
keep me out In the open air. But 4
| perhaps your finances"
"Oh. II isn't that ~ much" the oil,
gentleman laughed uncomfortably. :"
guess we could still AFFORD new hors'
or two, II need be-"
II thought you said"
The Major waved his hand airiIy
"Oh. few retrenchments wher,
things were useless. And n you wan
this thing so very much"
Its not important enough to bottle
about. really. OF course"
"well. let's wait till autumn. then.
said the Major In tone ~ reIief
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manded hotly. what does grandfa-
ther mean, doing such thingsT"
my private opinion Is" said Am
berson gravely, she desires 20 increase
his income by building these houses to
rent"
"Well. in the name OF heaven, can't
.he increase his income any other way
but thisl"
"In the name OF heaven, IL would APP
pear he couldn't"
Its beastly It's a damn degrada-
toni It's a crime J"
II don't know about It's being a
crime" said his uncle. stepping over
some planks TO join him. 1T might be
a mistake, though. Your mother said
not TO tell you until we got home. so
'as not 20 spoil commencement for you.
iShe rather feared you'd be upset"
/. Upset oh, my Lord. should think
j would be upset! He's In his second
childhood"
"Well, l thought, myself, it was a
mistake. | wanted him TO put up an
apartment building instead Of these
houses"
can apartment building Heref"
"Yes; that was my idea"
George struck his hands together de-
spalrIngly can apartment house Oh.
my Lord y
Don't worry! Your grandfather
wouldn't listen To me, but he'll wish he
had, some day. He sticks 1t out that
apartment houses will never do In a
town OF this type, and when / pointed
out 20 him that dozen or so OF 'em
already are doing, he claimed II was
just the novelty. and that they'd all be
empty as soon as people got used 10
'em. So he's putting up these houses"
ais he getting mlserly In his old
ager
Hardly Look what he gave Sgd
ney and Amelia !"
II don't mean he's mlser, of
course" said George. 'But why on
earth didn't he sell something or other
rather than do thing like thlsf"
AS n matter OF fact" ANDERSON re-
turned coolly, IL believe he has sold
something or other. from time TO
ltime'
II suppose you're joking--or trying
tot"
= That's the best way TO look at H."
Anderson said smlsbly. Take the
swhOle thing as q joke-and In the
lpeantime. n you haven't had your
ibreakfast-"
81 haven't"
Then n were you Ia 20 Ia and get
some. And"-paused. becoming seri.
'ous- ''and n were you I wouldn't
2 t~ay anything to your grandfather
about this"
II don't think could trust myself
10 speak To him about &C." said George
'.'T want to treat him respectfully. he
cause he Is my grandfather. hut donl
believe I could n 7 talked to him about
such a thing as thisi"
And with gesture Of despair plain
ay signlfylng that all too soon after
leaving bright college years behinC
him he had entered into the ful
tragedy OF life. George turned bltterl,
upon his heel and went into the house
for his breakfast.
HIS uncle. with his head whimsical,
upon one side gazsd after him not al
together unsympathetIcelly. Being .
philosopher he was not surprised. tha
afternoon, In the course Of n drive h'
-kook in the old carriage with the Ma
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"Obfaining any relief nephew?' he
inquired with some interest you
must have learned quite number OF
those expressions in childhood-its so
long since I'd heard them | fancied
they were obsolete"
'Who wouldn't swearT George de-
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LOST Black and white COW. Horns
OF NJ ends. Finder notify this office
or return to AttSlio Tirapelli.
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FOR SALE black mare. steph-
en- c. stone
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FOR SALE--3 year old COW. =. -IioI-
stein. Will milk all winter and fresh
en- In May. Mrs. Peter cosetie.
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Read The DIamerd nrIn.
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.,,or+ ca,penter, of Brookstde, Dice Az
Tn. Martins Perry Hospital FOL
loving Gas Engine Explo sion NJ
scott Lumber Plant

rbroa mon were injured when the gas
recniyer on the gas engine at the So ~
Lumber company'S mill in TINS ctts az
yo with a crash yesterday morning a., q.
$50 o'clock with force lnat ~ ,'iIJinS
dcrl ylishcd the two-story 1raine 49,
housing the mill On l-lncoih Sii,n wbo
Eugene Hill, Of the Cadlz flHc, ort
WAS in charge OF the engine. ana A'oelI
c'nrnnn,rr Of Rronkside. Ohio, ms rs
iiStant were rushed to the MartI'o
Ferry hospital. suffering Win ho5
hurns and bruises. while carpenter nv
hi, legs broken and was SO Sci,y nj
iurcd that he died at the institution "'
1870 o'clock
Ir CrocKard. of wheeling Island
,,in an cmplove Of the plant. was IN
iurcd TO some extent when the cTp'oSi;tth
occurred hut he suffered mostly WI"
burns about the head ana race. ~ -,
Tho force OF the explosion tore az az; w
the glass from the windows OF INV r,, "n
building of the Scott Lumber C"thP"h y,
about a hundred feet distant from .ho o
mill as we'll rs the windows o! w
Nortir home, located on The strcrt cor
ncr opposite tho mill. Fire broke 1 .o
in the plant Immediately, foll9%ihg tls
eruption, and the Island ana ma, &c
Scrry fire departments were calico 40
wcI "a the local firemon. but the local
mon were unable TO get the blaze eX'ls-
guishcd before the arrival OF the out-'A
! town fircmcn. So ham
The explosion is said to have Dec. oGGn
which was being used in an effort TO get
The gas engine started. and the loss 10
Tin, lumber company will probably eA-
coed $1,000. ,, -. tho
Albert Carpenter the victim or tne
accident was resident OF StoP ca
Rrookside, Ohio the son Of Finley CAT I.
nontcr, and was SO years Of age. lie
has been an employee OF tho Scott Lum,
bc ' company for the past ten years ana ana
besides his wife and two children Id en- 0 geo
tor Yrs ErIizabcth ]. Smith. Of Cameron
West Virginia. and three brothers, j. y;
carpenter Of west wheeling; Alonzn ana AM,
charles Carpenter Of Wheeling. Funeral
services will be conducted THURSDAY Al
| tcrnoon Mt two o'clock in charge on ne y;
" IT Eirlds Of the Christian church or
Wheeling. with interment at Greenwood
/ cemetery
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SHADYSIDE

Directors Of the Shadysidc Bank will
hold their regular November meeting on
Wednesday morning.
Mrs. sam Wallace. of Wc!Iswille is
visiting Mra. Kate Dorff Of Lincoln ave-
nu".
Miss nellie Camhpcll. Of North High
lard avenue. is suffering from an attack
Of grippe.
\ number or Shadyside people were NJ
the United Presbyterian church in Fol
!Airn on Sunday evening to hear the nd
dress Of MIR. Clrlland Of the Christian
University. Cairo. Egypt. The speaker
is tho son Of the pastor of tho church
ard is at homo following service with
The English troops uEd"r General Allen
by in tn" Holy Land. He SPOKE of Jcru-
SALON. and It's present needs.
Mrs. Irwin Whitchair Of Stewards
Vile. spent tho end OF tho wc"k at tho
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Long. Of AVondaIc.
Mr.. Roy Bonar. who IS teaching at
Midway. ONO. was n guest Of his par
cnts Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Ronar. of West
Forticth street. over Sunday.
The ladies who Will he in charge cf
the Domestic Booth ut tho bazaar Of the
Ladies Aid Society in December will
quilt nj the HON" of Mrs. William Fry.
Of Lincoln avenue today. tomorrow and
Thursday. Others who wish 10 help will
be welcomed
iiGh'bN l'T inc CnlChen supper 10 DC
served At the Christian church this cv-
eninE mr." on sale At the Smith news
stand.
Miss Martha Gibbs, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Gibbs. Of West Forty
Sc cond street. spent ihc end of the week
Mt home. She is teaching near War
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ross, of Mount
Pleasant. are visiting her parents. Mr..
md Mrs. J. s. Realty. Mrs Ross was
! formerly Miss Grace Beatty and her
marriage OH last Wednesday came rs Il
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HellEire Briefs

A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Hudson OF West Twenty
third street.
George V. McGaughey returned homo
yesterday from Akron where he accom-
panied the Bellaire Athletic football
team Sunday.
The ferryboat. CharOn, has been re-
painted and renovated and will supplant
the Ironton in the Bellairc -Bcnwood
trade in the near future.
The worK of giving official numbers
to local houses has been about com
pleted under the directions of City Aud
itor George v. MCCiaughey.
The Patriotic club Will give n masked
social at the o. L. a. NJ. hall Wedncs-
day evening.
Mrs. Thomas Baker and Mrs. Mitchell
Day will be hoSteSSes t. the Aid society
members of the South Bcliaire NJ. F..
church in the church basement tonight.
The third annual Red Cross roll drive
Is being continued in this city through
out the present week.
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included about thirty-six and at Z late
hour nice refreshments were served.
Miss Hilda Campbell was . visitor In
Wheeling Saturday.
Sunday evening James McH1iece took
the following people over to Fairview TO
furnish some music at the United Pres
bytcrian church: Mrs. George Fisher.
Misses Margretta Modem. Audrey Mel
son and Robert Fisher. After the SER
vices Mr.. McNiece took them to Nc
Cartney's tavern and Q chicken dinner
was served
The girls Of the senior class enter
tanned their boy friends and the high
school faculty in the high school room
Friday ccvnng. Music and games were
much enjoyed by all and an elaborate
feed" was served.
Francies Harrison, the young daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs: Walter Harrison had
her tonsils removed at the Ohio Valley
General hospital Friday. She wat able
10 return homo and u getting Yong
nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Smith atteE1 led
"Fddlers Three at the Court, FriCY
evening.
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ONE DEAD, TWO INJURED
As RESULT Of EXPLOSION

nounce administration returned and filed.
endorsed with proof Of service.
Estate Of John Turner, dec. Citation
TO next OF kin TO take or renounce al
ministration returned and filed. endorsed
with proof of service:
Estate of VIM. II. DUNCAN. dec, Ap-
pllcation filed for authority to sell cor
porate stocks at private sale. Private
sale for not less than S9T per share or
dcrcd, order issued and continued.
Estate of John Harold Brill, dec. VIII
and application to admit to probate filed
with waiver of notice. Testimony OF
witnesses taken, reduced to writing and
filed. Probate and record ordered. Cit
make election under will. Continued:
Citation returned and filed endorsed
with acknowledgment OF service. Widow
came into court and elected to take un-
der will. Application fled for appoint
ncnt of cxccutrix. No bond required:
Appointment made, letters ordered and
issued. Inventory dispensed with, wild
Ow having waived statutory set-up.
Estate of Melinda Neptune, dec. Ap.
plicatiun filed for appointment Of
Appointment made, letters ordered and
, issued. Inventory ordered and issued.
j. w. parrah. guardian OF stephen
Hopkins vs.. his ward ct al. Bond in sum
of $4,000. with l.. a. Darrah, J. A. Oar
rah and J. W. Payne as sureties. Failed
and approved. lublc sale ordered free
of contingent dover Of Margaret II.
! liipkins. Order issued and cause con-
! tinued.
Estate OF Isabella NJ. Boot, dec. Cause
| continued for hearing on application to
! probate will to November 20. 1919, at
| 10 a. NJ. Notice TO next of kin ordered.
! Notices issued and cause continued.
Anna Kasarda, guardian Of John Zu-
! Yak, a minor vs.. her ward ct al. Petition
! to sell wards real estate filed with
! waivers Of notice by all defendants ex-
! ccpt ward. Set for hearing November
80 nj 10 \. NJ. Notice TO ward ordered.
Order for notice issued and cause con-
! tinucd.
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Court Entries

Mary lIoGuc It al vs.. Frank Zuzak
Sale confirmed. deed ordered; order OF
distribution.
Hazel T. Pyle vs. Ernest r. Pyle.
Divorce granted plaintiff on ground Of
adultery and plaintiff awarded custody
of minor child.
AmcrIcus Lynch We. Ellen Lynch Di-
vort granted plaintiff on ground Of
adultery.
Mary Gardell VS.. benjamin GardelI
Marriage contract existing between
plaintiff and defendant adjudGcd void
for want ut capacity o nthc part Of
pla,ntlN 10 enter the said contract and
both parties released from same. Plain
tin permitted TO use The name of Mary
LanI"WSkl.
William II. l.akin VS.. Kathryn Hakin
Divorce granted plaintiff Gp ground Of
adultery
Argyll G. Eaton vs.. Nola Eaton Di-
COSTS al riaintiff.
W. Y. Braguc VS.. Cora T.. Prague.
D;N"r"" granted plaintiff on ground Of
WIl!fGl absence for more than three
years
Eiizrh, IT. Raumgardncr VS.. Randolph
Eau'ngnr,lr"r. DivorC" granted plain
tin Oh ground Of willful absence for
MOI" thu three years and plaintiff a
wurI"H custody Of minor child.
Preston Jones rs. Henry G.. Pratt,
t:Iardal.. Judgment 10y agreement in
f'.vrr If plaintiff for S260.l5 against
CtIrndaut nd for COSTS.
w. J. rit'S vs.. Fannie EonEhottom.
Defendant given leave To plead within
10 days.
Charles Jctl"ry vs.. Faye Pratt ct al.
Order Il partition. J. W. Charncll T..
l.. liaShruu"k and VI. L. Pancnast ap-
pointed commissioners. w. o. thappell
appointed guardian ad litrm for minors.
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GAINESVILLE

The following members of tho
"Whippoorwill" club took dinner in
Wheeling, Friday evening. and attended
"Fiddlers Three" at the Court. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gibson Bradficld. Mr.. and Mrs.
Franl, Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Bratton, Miss Virginia Ely. and Mr..
Barnhart. They were also accompanied
by Mr.. Ernest Ely and Miss Jennie Ball.
Mrs. and Mrs. J. Il. Guffic and son.
Wherry, will leave today for Ashville.
n. c., TO spend the winter. Whcrry has
not been well for several months and it
Is hoped he will be greatly benefited by
tho change.
Miss Mamie George. Of Wheeling,
spent the weekend with her sister. Mrs.
Chas. Reed. of this place.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Carter and Mrs. Geo. s.
Fisher attended "Fiddlcrs Three" at
Wheeling. Friday night.
George Laughln was visitor in
Wheeling Friday.
Community cntertainment-will be CIV
en- in the high school auditorium Thurs
day evening. The entertainment is pre-
pared by the young people OF the First
NJ. E, Main Street NJ. T.. the First Chris
tan and First Presbyterian churches and
the proceeds will be denoted to. local
charity work. You arc urged to support
the young people in very worthy OBJ
jcct.
Harry Moldcn. of Wheeling. V. Va.
spent few days with lbs parents, Mr.
and Mrs. ThcO. Moldcn. of this place.
Ernest Hobbs, who has been WORKING
in Pittsburgh. Pa, for several months
spent the weekend with his parents
here.
Woodsficld basket ball team came
over here Friday evening and was de-
feated by our GAINESVILLE high school
team, 50-21.
Mrs. I. N. Beall entertained at her
home on North Main street, Friday eve',-
ing. with "42" party. The guest list
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bridgeport Briefs.

T.. &. Farmer and family have re-
turned to th"ir HON" in StCnh"hFi'i"
Ohio aftcr II visit with relatives in
KIrlivond
charles Groves has arrived home after
n few days spent in Columbus. Ohio on
business.
Tn" regular meeting Of the Junior
Order Of United American McchanlcS
WIS held last night.
James Dillon left this morning Tor
Reading. Pa. to drive home new Dan
iclS touring car.
Surnrr VII u" served NJ the Kirkwood
Presbyterian church this evening be-
tween the hours Of ; and o'clock.
Tb,, weokly meeting Of the Order OF
United American Men Will be held this
evening.
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.,,rnr;sc TO most Of her Shadyside

SUNRISE to most OF her shadyside
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. A. +. McMurry or
Moru,dsyillc. spent the end Of the Week
here with relatives. on saturday MRS.
McMurry and her sister. Mrs. {. +. BOW y,
cr:. Of Lincoln avenue, were shopping III
Miss Mary Belle Cutton. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sutton Of west
;rbir,v-ninth street. underwent an opcr-
atom Yesterday in tho Bcllairc, hosrltai.
Mr.. Robert Futhey. Jr, Win ac' ns
chairman of the committee in this dis-
trict ;o make the rural survey In connec-
ton with The Interchurch World Move
Mr. and Mrs. Shipman. OF Wheeling
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. La WIZ
son of Central avenue on sunday.
Nv and Mrs Harry landkrohn Of LIN
coin avenue. are spending few days
Sith relatives AT Jewett
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MarrIape LicensAS

Frank Grashancn and Susie Oprondels,
both of Barton.
David Fred Mcl.ord and Ida Helen
Bunar, both of Shadysidc.
George kosloviCs and Louise Manhart,
both of Bcllairc.
Roland Brill and Mary Fitzsimmons,
both Of GAINESVILLE.
Melvin DcItCh and Blanche DIETRICH,
l. ,lh Of Martins Ferry.
David VIM. Turner, Of Bethesda, and
Ella Wilson Eandal, of Flushing.
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Realty Deeds Filed

George O. Mckee. admf. Of Josephine
II. Mitchell To Lillian Bingcl. Part of
Lot 362 i'll Bridgeport. $lT66.67.
V. l.. Thornbcrry and Mayme T.
Thornbcrry TO John L. Gricr. Lot II in
GAINESVILLE. 81.
Mathew Scott md wife to 4. X. Or
rison. So acres in Flushing TIP. $500
J. w. McClcllund and wife to J. r.
Giffcc. Part Of Lot It's in GAINESVILLE
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The Young Peoples club OF st. Paurs
Episcopal church. will hold Il regular
meeting on Tuesday evening in the base
ment Of the church on Walnut street.
Important business will be taken up.
An all day meeting Will be held by
the Womans Auxiliary OF St. Paul's
Episcopal church in the basement of the
church on Wednesday.
The Emmanuel Bible class OF 81.
Pauls Episcopal church. will hold its
regular monthly meeting on Thursday
evening of this week, at the home OF
Mrs. r. w. Bennett 81 North Third
street. This will be an important meet
ing as officers for the ensuing year vii!
be elected.
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yoSsnh creen Mad

Joseph Green, one OF The best known
residents of this city, died at his homo
at Indiana and Jefferson streets. sun
day evening at II o'clock following an
Illness covering a period Of several
months. Deceased was in the 10th year
of his age. and is survived by n wife
and two sons. Funeral services will
take place tomorroy afternoon at 2
o'clock, in charge of Rev. i. Il. Nc
Daniel. with intcrment at RiVcrview.
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"podCinr q Million"

Mabel Normand in "lr"dEinIE M,
lion" her latest release. will n' the
main attraction 1T the Family Theatre
this afternoon and evening: In addition,
to this seven part special. Il five reel
western picture will be shown. present.
ing ono Of the greatest cowboy stars OF
the day.