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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09
Disorders Subsiding
In Italian Cities
Associated Press

PARIS, July 9--(Hayas)-- Dispach-
es from Rome report q continued i'm
proyement in the situation in most OF
the Italian cities wher disorders were
inedent to the high cost Of living.
Bari on the Adraitic, where gem
eral strike was proclaimed is the ex-
ception.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

Business women will hold their
third annual convention, in st. Louis,
July i4-1s, and viii, Of course, show
men something.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

After footing up the appropriation
bills leaders in Congress are less
sure that the new war taxes can yet
be repea ed.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

The words biggest bar is in II 1ng,
kong, and it's working "a hours day
but that doesn't quench the local
thirst
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

Mrs. Dave Jones Of Highlandale,
was q visitor in Greenwood this morn
ing. she left today for Yazoo City
where she viii visit here sister, Mrs-
upshur.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

Seems the Poles ana Ukranians are
not bound BY the peace treatyar.g-
way, they are fighting.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09
Dirigible Return
Trip Postponed

MINE0LA, July 9--unfayorable
winds today again prevented the Bit
ish Dirigible R-34 starting on re-
turn flight to England,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09
Mississippi Boy
Killed in Action

WASHINGTON, July 9-Sergt.
Clifton A. Smith Of Utica, Miss, was
named today in the casualty list,
among the billed in action
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

Ajax defying the lightning had
nothing on Senator Borah, who u
simultaneously defying the G. q. \.
and the league.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

You never can tell what's explosive
Ia Lynn, Mass, man let spare tire
fall, and it exploded and broke his
leg.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

And yet the bunch Of males who
went to Toledo will continue To talk
Of silly women
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09
RECRUITING STATION NOTES.

George Quigiey Of Grenada applied
for enlistment IN the Medical Depart
ment and was rejected for physical
defects.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

Somewhere, some day man MAJ
be found who thinks he is adequately
paid for his services.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

Oh, well, you know what the maxim
says about the fool and his money.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09
X n " 4. II " T n # n II +
THE COTTON
MARKETS

# X r II n u II # # n 4 n 4 n "
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
Prev.
Open High Low Close Close
July 1880 34.48 1880 34.48 33.8)
Oct. 1910 34.25 1856 3422 1856
Dec. 1856 34.18 1886 3411 33.44
Closed 68 to 70 up.
New York Spots 35.50--70 up.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

Time evens up lots Of thingseyesy
day 'ast years straw hat looks less
conspicuous.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09
MISSISSIPPI--Generally fair Wed.
nesday and Thursday, and warmer.
Local Dissertations

Temperature--Highest, 96 degrees;
lowest, 10 degrees; at 7 a. m, II de-
grees; precipitation, 90; river gauge,
8.6; fall in "a hours 04.
Miss Annie Long Stephens,
Local Observer.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET

Nantucket, Mass, IS fully Justified in
beng chesty over having been crime
less town for eight months.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

This talk Of hlgner freight rates
does not listen like lower prices.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09

Drs. Loper s. Lpper's Optometriss
office will be closed until August lst.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-07-09
THE WEATHER

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
EXPANSION IN
| STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Oct. 26-Pronounced rH-
bansion dealings accompanied by El".
en-, advances and declines. characte.
zed the week in the stock narhe''
transactions for the period were ap-
broximately 10000 O00 shares
An overwhelming proportion OF tn
business again crnaU3tcd from p"".r ,i, :.
allied speculative interests Se. .,de Of
committed 10 the constructive slue -.
the market. but public participation was
mot wholly lacking. ,i,.oa
The high pressure Of activity drriEcu
much of it's momentum from edstc.
credits. especially the drop in rates tTI
call loans although the more 1aSoraoI,
industrial outlook of the hrst nan %
the week was also an important lacLoii;
Financial interests were dlsapp".ttC,t
at the failure "f the industrial EU e.
cnce which gave the market It's hrsl ie
versal.
Rails contributed more than their rec
ent quota to the later dealings. the oe-
mandS for those shares evidently pelts
stimulated by the belict that steps "
restore the railway systems 10 PFiNa>e
ownership are we'll under way.
Basic investment conditions continued
satisfactory even though the oona mar
ket failed to share IN more than mooer
ate measure with the movement OF
stocks. The attitude OF investors in con-
nection with the now British govern
ment Offering Of S25O,OQOOOO VIII pu;
the investment situation 10 its frst rcaI
test in many months.
Other proposed foreign tiotations are
marking time. the only DEFINITE adut>
tional undertaking being S+5.O0O oOo
French municipal Offering. This Will re-
place the 1885, 000 600 three year loan eS-
p.ring the end Of this month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Messenger. OF R"-
chester. TT. WAS visiting friends ana
relatives in M"unL~r,ll" yesterday.
Frank Martin left yesterday evening
for MorGuntown. whcr" h" Is Attending
thu state University. after spending lhc
week end here. ,,..-.
Miss Margaret Meals. Of PiitSursh'
spent the weekend with friends here.
Walter blair. who Is Attending the
State University ri M"rEant"wh. spent
! the weekend with his parents on tour'h
street. W.,
Robert McNiurry. student At West Nlr.
gluia University. spent the week emu
with his parents On Fifth street.
Wayne Mason and Robert MED "nn"ll'
who are attending Bethany college,
sp,ut the week md here.
| Miss Margaret Zane returned tn WASH,
! ingtUn. Pa. after spending tho w""k end
J with her parents. DIR. and Mrs. H. i
! Zone on jefferson avenue.
! Paul Il. Wrl'man who IS nttcnuInE
! Marietta College. spent Saturday ana
! Sunday with his parents.
! Mrs, Harry Jenkins. nf Wheeling Is inc
| ru,.sl OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nauplc. OF
| Second street. 49,.
Mr.. PAUL Dorsey IS on u business trlr
| to Lexington. Ky.
| J. NJ Grey. Of Akron. Ohio. Is visiting
! friends and relatives in this city.
| Dnan" GnrvIn left yesterday for West
virginia University after spending th'
week end here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
MONEY MARKET

Snnctor DISPATCH 70 The Intellig"nCrr.
NEW YORK Oct. 2I--DiSrussing the
money market Henry ClcwS says.
while the money outlook hps not
bern such as to encourage speculation
and investment. enough funds have been
available from day to day to kdep up Il
yerv large volume Of trading and to en-
able those who had CONFIDENCE in tn"
future of securities to carry chem by
having tho necessary price fof funds
Cons idcrabln quantities OF loaf funds
have b"rn drawn in from the interior
hanks and have served 10 exc Iout the
shortened supplies OF call funds in the
New York money market. Thf reduc-
zion Of the general reserve percentage
Of tho Federal Reserve System 70 about
4S per cent has been n factor which
tended to cause some anxiety. but tho
rxpansiVe power OF the syStcrH is Of
course still enormous. Reports hhat re-
discount rates were likely TO btk raised
i'm order 10 check operations int stocks
and bonds have apparently had little
foundation and should scarcely be re-
rarded with much seriousness so long
as needs Of Treasury financing continue
what they are at the present timA. Firm
rates for call money may rtheless
be expected quit" regardless Of Ihe sit
uation in the Federal Reserve System.
II for no other reason than beCathSe the
demand for every available dol Aar for
actual Investment purposes bcSth at
homo and abroad Is so unpreced4ntedly
strong as TO promise a return farV great
or than has ever before been vaAlablc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Big Demand For VIVA.
Coal During the Week

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. @6.-"The
most Conspicuous development Of last
ra.. in Nest Virginia coal producing re-
ptons VAS tho pronounced demand for all
grades Of coal, Max II. Tomb. secretary
II the kan;,whu Coal Shippers assoCla-
ton. stated today. this being tn" result
rt tn, prospect for = natlnn-w!uc strike
on November |.
InaSmuch rs stocks hay" been low IN
many quarters. consumers suddenly be-
came alarmed at the danger Of having
rh.rr sources Of fuel supply cut Off ana
hay, been making strenuous attorts TO
Inv N n supply before the dat" OF the
>tr.kr; however. This demand did not de-
Nclop until October 90.
yet despite the sudden demand Tor
coal prices did not advance very rapidly
in the kanawha district. III" increase
unt being over - cents n ton above the
nrlces previously prevailing.
"produrtiCu during tn" carly portion
~ Tho last week was about on Level
with The, pre-, iuus weeks. hut toward the
I,.r of the week cmpji"s did not rctrrn
So rapidly from tn" luke regions ana
car shortage prevailed.
..prirrs hay" advanced NOR" rapidly IN
rho Fairruour field than tn" kanawha
since October |. "l.":" 60 Goals nave
bccr made nj fame prices. prosperity"
bu.,rs offering from $3.50 to Si.Io Tor
RIM of MIN c"dl. on account or the I'M
ncnd,ur strike. However. the New RiNer
nrcr;tors being for tn" most part ued
up with contracts had but little 20 Oh
NV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
|MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
Jr. O. U. A. n. Memorial And flag
Presentation.

4 large crowd witnessed the TAG
raising and Eibl" presentation AT my
new hugh school building yesterday al
tcrnouu by the Junior Order United Am
cr.Can Mechanics.
Th" members mot in tho lodge room IN
tho Schaub building al l:lI and. headed
hy the Junior order band. marched 10
lilo FiiSt Vi. l.. church, wh"rr u memoir
ial program WaS rendered. Tn" mcinor-
ial address was gwen Ivy Rev. {. q. sta
ter and the names Of III" deceased were
read.
After the conclusion Of the services
the members of the order. visiting broth
rrs Daughters of America ana 10y
Scouts marched through the pr!ncipal
streets of Tn" city Ut the new hlSh
school building on TuminS"n avenue
where the following program MhS gwen:
Meeting called TO order by Victor T.
My crs.
Music q. L.. a. NJ. Band
Address. Hon. }. i. Ar"AI
Music. -. /. \. NJ. bahu
Presentation Of Bile and FlaG..,.
.......... 3D. H. "'''N
Acceptance of Bihl" and FlaE....
.............Su pl. Ii. '. Mrrr''R
Raising uf Flag. State Treasurer l.ut"e'
assisted by W. H. Harris. stat" wee
councillor and J. w. Powell rcpr's"h-
tatiTC.
Music. q. /. y. NJ. Band
Selection. Christian Church Gle" CIub
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ST. MARYS

The Ruth Bible class OF tn" Pr'shy--
terrain Sunday school. held II nhN" anu
candy sale At Ogdln's furniture S'o:''
Saturday.
&. =. Martin OF Eureka. was in town
Wednesday.
RAYMOND Fauss. Of Belmont. was a
caller here Thursday.
Howard Goddard, Of Lower Newport
Ohio, was Il business visitor here
Thursday.
r. J. Adkins and Harry Morgan. re-
turned Friday from Raymond Guy.
where they had been repairing boilers
for the standard Oil company.
Harry Myers, of Finch, was IN town
Friday. ..
a caller hero Thursday.
Russell Wright. If Parkersburg. was
= business caller here few days TINS
week. o.
town riday. ;,
Mrs. l.. rcthtcl. OF I.aBcllc, visited
relatives here Thursday.
Leon Van Camps spent the weekend
with his parents at Padcn cry.
MIR. and Mrs. K. y. MCGEE returned
this week from Bcattyvillc. Ny, whrrc
Mr. McGcc had been employed IN the
oil fields. oo,,o- N
town Thursday.
Mrs. .. NJ. Sarber spent rev oa''
This week with relatives at WaFcrIy.
Il ID, Riggs. of Bcns Run, was trans
acting business here Friday t
capt. J. G. Mclaughlin was a pus'-
ness visitor at Williamsburg FRIDAY.
Miss Zenia Ratcllff was shopping a.
Marietta Friday. ..
Miss Pearl Craig NlsI'cu Afie"uS "
Eureka Friday. ,;,. r-,d,v
Hon. G., H. Smith was a business
caller at Harrisvillc THURSDAY. a
Mir. and Mrs. w. .. Hardman an =
baby. of ClarkShurE. are me guests "a
Mr.. W. \. Little this week. ,sbr-c
=. T.. Dotsou was at ParkcrsourS
Mr, and Mrs. H. b. Russell, of Fixef
Ky, are visiting relatives ana lrieNuS ~
Mrs. \. b. Vincent spent the week
carl Baker, Of West Union. spenl
SATURDAY and Sunday with friends II
town. -, ,r,i,,or loft
his wrrk for their home in Birtnlnsi
ham. Ala. after a visit WITH NIL ''
AiT Henry ' a;rifnth left Friday for Ncw"
Martinsvillc. where he Will Dc c'"P4oS'e
bv tho Ecll Telephone company. S,-
Frank Zane, of Glendale. spent Ac"
1are here witty old friends this week.
Miss Avis S3attcrficld. Of Pike, IS ths
grns, Of Miss Leila Jamison TINS Wrtk
Nrs ia Dotson. who has been WISHING
bor danphtcr. Mrs Cliff WllllamS' re-
turned 10 her home at SistersFille ri'
a Barron is homo Few ooE
from Kentucky oil fields; .
GrOrrn Eoby, of PittSburgh spent >,
f.y daTs here with relatives ms wcHN
u Martin spent the weekend Will
frIrnds al New Martinsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
GEO, B, Diem DIES
OF TYPHOID FEVER
Construction Engineer at Beech Bottom
Plant Succunbs.

r;corE. u. Diem died at lO:l5 O'Clock
SATURDAY morning at his nom" NJ stop
40 Beech Bottom. Death was due |"
tvlpno;d fever Funeral arrangements
had not been completed last night, hut
the funeral will be- held at o'clock TINS
afternoon.
Mr. Diem was construction engineer
at the Windsor plant OF the American
t;as & Electric Company. located AT
Beech bottom. cnm!nS To that place
when the construction Of the mammoth
plant was started tire" years ago. ii"
was then connected with the firm OF
Sergeant 4 I.undy. Chicago engineers.
who designed the big Beech E"ii"m
plant
The deceased was 4 native Of SwltZer-
land but had lived IN this country for
many years. and was recognized as one
of the best Tractica! construction en-
pinccrs in the country. lie Is survived
hy his wife and TWO daughters.
The news OF Mrs. piem'S death came
as 4 shock to his acqua'ntances in
Wheeling. 1t was known that he was
i'll. but not that his condition was criti-
cal Speaking Of tn" deceased last
night, Mr.. John 3. Garden. who is prom
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
G, A, R. LADIES HONOR
Civil WAR VETERAN
WHO LEAVES CITY

On Saturday night a reception was
given At Holiday Post by the I'au,rS o.
Tho q A Il. hunoriuG MIR. J. Elwood
Hughes retiring adjuiant OF the q. y.
y who will leave soon for Philadelphia
where he will make his future home All
members of the Post were present 10
rarticipatc in the reception Tor MI
Hughes, and at III" close of the evening
he was presented with huge bou!uct
of roses by Mrs. George Greer, IN behaIl
OF the Ladies of the &. y. L.
4 very entertaining program was
nrnvj1cd which consisted Of Rotations
Lv Miss Catherine Baird vocal Sclec-
tons by Miss Virginia Hall and ad-
dresses by several prominent members
of the Post. in addition to which many
tales and "reminiscences Of camp HE
were told.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
ELM GROVE
JUDGE DAYTON At
STONE CHURCH
JUDGE A. G. DAYTON, OF THE q
S, DISTRICT COURT, DELIVERS
INTERESTING ADDRESS.
Other Items Of General Interest Gather
ed at Random in Busy Outline
Pike Town.

The congregation Of the Stone Pres,
byteran church. of Elm Grove, turned
out in large numbers yesterday To- hear
Judge A. G. Dayton. of tho L. S. district
court. deliver an interesting address IN
which he urged the members Of tn"
church to stand back Of law AMI order
and to aid in every way in directin.:
the ship Of state into the harbor o!
safety. He spoke Of tho lawlcSs reign
that only through carefully foIIowins
tho teachings of Jesus Christ. and right,
was il nossibIe to conduct Il government
as II should be conducted.
The Judge also delivered n oricI az
dress to the members Of the Mems Bibl2
class Of the church during tho mornlhh;
Uis mostcrful appcal to the men 10 ala
thc country and to stand back OF the
officials of tho law was listened to very
attCntiSely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
Wy2S;,'Kw0oD III. FOOTBALL TEAM.

warwood PersonA&)
crt BuriSS has re- W8" ,
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OBITUARY
JOHN c. DEVINE
TAKEN BY DEATH
At RIVERVIEW
rorner wheeling Business Man sue
o-,,hc IN PARALYSIS

John e Divine. for many years a
nrnnIinrnt business man OF nus Gi!'
died al the home Of his sisters NJ ny
crvicw, Ohio. yesterday nttrrn,mT"n aor ~
IA o'clock. Deceased had been III some
time hu, ten days ago his condition Pc
came critical. Death was duo to p'FaIS-
SIS. . .,;- oi,,, ord
was in the 64th years Of his age. ne
was a prominent real estate dealer ior
many years and started the suburb OF
! Rivcrvicw. He was very active p4.i,
tician during his residence in IN" f'lShtn
ward being u loyal Republican, MS
| brother Joseph NJ. Wcvinc was al on"
! time lieutenant governor or North I,hko-
| ia MIR. Drvin" was mcmuer OIL 81
Lukcs l.. l.. church. ;a,u-
| pcccdrnt is survived by two sisters.
Margaret and isabella Dcvin". with
! whom he made his home Of late years
! They reside at Rivcrvicw: Three broth
! org also survive: Joseph NJ. William De-
and Hugh T.. all of IN" West,
| No dcliuii" arranE"mcncnts have h"cn
! made for the services but Rev. J. j;
| birmingham. Of 81. l.ukcS Chur'h Will
! official" and int"rmcnt Will be nadc IN
! Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
IRON REVIEW


NEW YORK, Oct 26.-Steel mill out
put is reported increasing. Premiums
arc being asked by dealers for prompt
deliveries on light production. A num-
Der Of large plants report themselves
booked I'D for the remainder OF this year
and in some cases orders are reported
into next year. Little forward business
IL being taken but wherever such is re-
ported higher prices appear to be the
rule Demand for plates is marked and
operations are being maintained at high
levels. Rails are reported to be more
active.
Export demand for all grades OF light
products is helping TO exert pressure on
the market here. The demand is broad
and mills have had 10 decline business
on account Of their bookcd-up condition
on domestic orders. ship plates and
angles are moving TO the Far East.
Considerable tonnagcs of malleaole
iron have been reported sold this week
IN tn. west. Foundry sales continue
steady at somewhat more limited levels
and heavy export inquiries for basic IRE
outstanding In tho market here. Prices
arc very firm for prompt delivery ana
1920 delivery. wherever quoted. Is bring
ing from 81 10 s. per ton higher than
current levels.
The ton" OF the copper market IS weak
and trading here is practically al Il
S,andstiI. Prices are easier the general
\ rang" for producers and larger interests
airing % To 22ie cents per pound. Some
interests are offering at 81 cents. En-
rort trade il f"aturclcSs. Failur" OF the
industrial conference IS regarded as the
real reason for the unfavorahic tone
hero.
NV - strong with few sellers at cur
rent prices. Lead is also strong
Tn - strong on account of fair de-
rnaad auI Il scarcity If ava:lahl" spot
supplies. I.arE. toonagcs remain tied up
-, docks ard IN ships At tn" local port
b. tho Ntrih" Of lnuEShOrrmcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-27
McMechen Briefs.

Mrs O. CuSiCk and daughter. M!loreu
have rturncd home after br!et VISIT
at Hundred.
Miss ESse Richmond has returned
home after spending 4 number or days
at Fairmunt with friends.
Miss Helen Brown is now on the road
to recovery after several days Illness
Mrs. Clara Morris has returned home
after a brief visit at l!arn"Svlli".
Ed Murphy is now on the road 10 re-
covery after being confined TO his home
for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Il. Bridges has returned to her
home at Barn"sv!llc after spending sew
eral days in this city with her parents;
Jack Majcskcy nda Jack StrohCl, or
Wheeling. were calling on friends in
this city last evening.
VIM. Bardall. OF Mou0dsv!lle. wer"
calling on friends in this city last eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs. Forman. who have been
spending the past two weeks IN Nlr-
Ginia, have returned home.
Paul Goodwin is able to he out again
after being confined at his home Ill Tor
the past several days
Mrs Al Jennings. who has h"cn i'll ut
her home for some time. - improving
nicely.
T. w. Kcrfer Jr.. has returned home
after spending number or days IN
Pittsburgh on business.
Mrs. Pearl GciSlcr who has been
spending a number Of days in Pitts
burgh with friends, has returned homo.
Mrs r. W.Kcffcr il able to be out
again after being confined to her home
i'll for Somo time.
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mont after a visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Walters. or
Ashland. Ky. is visiting friends here.
George Bichl. who was injured IN
fall Friday. is improving.
The Gihls club met at the home of
Margaret O'Bricn. Friday evening.
Miss Alice Marsh is visiting friends
at StcuhcnvIllc.
Mrs. VI. H. Clark has returned from
Glendale, hospital after successful
operation.
Earl Fisher. OF Bcnwood. has been
visiting friends here.
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Music. ...........Jr O. /. y. NJ. Band
ScIcc ton. Christian Church Glcc club
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Xooniaeger Funeral Today

This afternoon at . o'clock IT the
'hnm,, Of hrr daughter. Mrs. $. Il. Daw-
SON, 30. lioG Market street. funeral ser
vices will h" held for tho lat" Mrs. Car,
olinc Kronjacrcr. VIII" Of the I2,e Car,
IIrnniacgCr, who did Friday afternoon
si 9:i0 o'clock following brief illness.
Rev. August Kaschr. pastor of st. l'aui $
Evangelical church, will c4nduct inc
services and in tcrncnt will be MADE IN
Mount Wood cemetery.
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WARWOOD
Meeting for Celebration.

a meeting viii be hold Monday eNcn-
Ing at the high school building at
o'clock of both religious and civic soCi"-
ties to entertain the returned heroes Of
this town on ArmistiCc lay. November
18th. Warwood sent a larg" number "f
men 10 the front during tn" war and
all OF them proved themselves noble
men.
The following ts tho committ"":
Mayor G. II. Dowlcr. F. =. Stcinhickcr.
David Evans. 4. !. MCFaddcn. Frank
Smith. L. J. Mcclure. Rev. T.. =. Carson.
Father Gilscnan, l. 4. MCC"rd. Roy. 4.
Lazcnay, Henry Mitcur!i McSdnm"s:
carl Ncstuann. James Friend. Albert
Lasch. Charles Nor,y. :. J. Rcall.
Misses: Blodwin Thomas. Elizabeth
Stcinhickcr. Alice Marsh. Margaret Mar
ion; M"ssrs: Lester Smith. Fen Kemp.
T. P. KIndrlbcrgcr. 6. w. Kendall and
S p Christian.
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rnt.rtain irwin Society.

Tho members OF the AZuIINlt iIVrE"Iy
Society Of Union high school will enter
tain tho Irwin Society Friday evening
-, ,bo rvnnosiurn Of the school. Elab-
crate arrangements are being made. ana
no doubt the affair will prove sue
cess. a passage has been made to enter
the gymnasium which il filled WIN al
sorts OF scary things. 4 pleasant even
;np will be spent I'm music. games ana
otter pastlmcs. At 10 o'clock luncheon
Will be served