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The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-01-31
News From Over the County
MOUNT ZION

Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Brooks and baby,
of Powder Springs, visited relatives
in this community Sunday.
Miss Hattie Boring spent Monday
night with her cousin, Miss Eva Ben
son.
The singing given by Mr.. and Mrs
D. P. Kirk Sunday night was enjoyed
by all present.
Misses Pauline Moore and Louise
Boring spent Monday night with Mr.
and Mrs. Weyman Rakestraw.
We are glad to say that Mrs. John
Brantley is improving.
Mrs. W. L. Evans spent a few days
last week with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Mitchell of Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Kirk of Green
vile, N. c., are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. P. Kirk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Brooks have
named their young son, Franklin
Eugene.
Mr.. Elmer Moore spent a few days
last week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Benson.
The pound supper given by Mr..
and Mrs. Weyman Rakestraw Mon
day night was enjoyed by all present.
We are sorry to say that Mr.. Hal
lot Peetre is i'll.
Mr.. Hoke Benson spent Friday
night with Mr.. Arthur Gentry.
Mrs. Hattie Stanley of Atlanta who
has been visiting relatives in this
community returned home Wednes-
day. -Dewprops.
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Martins Perry Briefs,


Baker Boyd, of Sharon. Pa. former
local resident. Is spending few day.
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs, Harry Daliison was taken to
the local hospital for treatment yester-
day.
Robert Pyle has resigned his position
as mail clerk at the local postofnce.
Rev. +. A. Shape, Of the Christian
church. left for Akron last night to. at
tend the state convention of his dcnom-
ination.
The cncampmcnt Of Odd Fellows will
hold their regular meeting in the Fra
ternal hall tonight.
Mrs. Catherine Jcrger. Of this city. is
visiting with her mother at East Or
angc. y. ].
4 large number Of local people will
attend the jubilee for Bishop Dohahue
al Wheeling today.
Examinations were begun for the
members Of thu classas Of the local high
school other than the senior.
Miss Butterherd. of the local hospital.
is attending the meeting of the Hos
pital association al Cleveland.
w. NJ Whitley, Of North Fourth
street. is spending few days in Gin
cinnati. Ohio. on business.
The members of the Boy Scout troops
held a drill st the Central schiil house
last night.
Rev. Father Crawlcy. Of Reliaire. was
tho guest Of the local council Of the
knights Of Columbus last night.
Tho local Red Cross work rooms will
be open today and tomorrow for tho vol
untcer workers.
= The members of the Young Peoples
Christian Union Of the United Freshly
terrain church held business meeting
last night.
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SMOOTHING OUT THE
DIFFERENCES AMONG
The REPUBLICANS

WASHINGTON, May 20.-Possibility
that the progressive group Of Republic
can senators might take no part In tn;
selection of senate committees was re-
moved today by the appointment by Re-
publicAn Leader Lodge Of Senators Nc
Nary. of Oregon and Gronna, Of North
Dakota both allied with the Progressive
wing. to places on the party committee
on committees, and acceptance Of the
former.
Although no reply had been received
from the North Dakota senator tonight.
lit was believed that the differences
which resulted first in Senators Borah.
of Idaho and johnson Of California md
later in Senators Kenyon. pc Iowa and
Jones Of Washington. declining appoint
ments on the committee had been ad
justed.
the committee on committees which
| makes Gil Republican committee as
4; signmcnts signments in the senate at a
meeting today. was understood TO have
agreed on concessions to the Democrats
! in the membership Of the appropriations
committee which under previous plans
| would consist in the new senate Of
| twelve Republicans and eight Dcmo-
Gratis.
/ The committee. however. declined to
| entertain any suggestion as to giving
the minority a larger representation on
the foreign relations, interstate COM
merce and finance committees.
Five senators belonging 10 the Pro-
gressive Republican group. Senator's
Borah. Johnson. Jones. Kenyon. Of Iowa
and Norris. Of Nebraska met late today
to discuss the organization solution.
Senator Borah announced after tho
meeting that no final plans had been
reached.
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4ridHeport Notes.

Postmaster Thomas Duncan is improv-
ing nicely. following his recent illness
at the Ohio Valley General hospital.
Several local residents who have been
at Chicago. ILL.,. attending the national
feel convention arc expected to arrive
home shortly.
The Fratcrnal Order Of Eagles held a
wcll-attcndcd meeting in their hall on
tho Cadi pike last night
The display of old. rare and curious
coins in the window OF the local news
stand is attracting considerable attcn-
ton.
The Loyal Order of Moose lodge will
hold their regular weekly meeting to-
morrow evening.
Elmer Moore. Of Dillonvale. has re-
turned to his homo after attending the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Margaret
Moore.
All of the members Of the Port Huron
club, OF this city. are planning 10 attend
the club dance in the Elks hall. at Mar
tins Ferry. Friday evening.
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GAINESVILLE

The death of Mrs. Mary Ann i'atter-
son, a we'll known land highly esteemed
lady. occurred at the home on Clifton
street, Tuesday morning about o'clock.
death resulting from pneumonia. She
was about Sc years Of age. and il sur
vlyed by five children. Miss Ida, Of the
home; Miss Belle, Of Clumbus: Frand
and Jerome Patterson. Of Cleveland.
and Bert Patterson. Of Wheeling.
Funeral services will be hSld Thursday
morning at the ton o'clock. Rev. H. H.
Scott of the First NJ. E. church. Of
fIciatinE. The remains will be. taken to
Harmony cemetery for burial.
GAINESVILLE lodge Of Odd Fellows is
enjoying a season of great prosperity,
and on Thursday evening Of this week
a. class Of twelve splendid young mn
viii prescnt themselves for initiation
into this, the oldest fratcrnal order in
Barncsvillc. This lodge was instituted
nearly seventy years ago, and many OF
Barncsville's most illustrious citizens
have boon enrolled among its member.
ship The records show that Venerable
r. J. Hagcr was initiated into tho order
Scptcmber Il. 1851, and is the oldest
living member.
Miss Mary White Of East Main street,
has been in Cambridge for tfs past few
days where she attended the national
convention Of the United Presbyterian
churches.
AT a meeting Of the board Of educa-
. ton which was held Monday evening
The teachers who were employed during
the past year were reelected for tn
ensuing year. with the exception Of
MISC Alice Nav domestic science teach
err who has resigned her position.
Mrs. c. W. Weeks Of Canton, aIrl
Miss Blanche Duncan OF Millersburg.
are spending the week with their sister,
Mrs. w. A. ZaugG. Of Bond avenue.
Julius 1!ager Of East Main. street.
will entertain a number Of frienda at
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NJ ARTINS
FERRY
n EWS
FINANCE COMMITTEE
MEETING TONIGHT

An important meeting Of the Finance
committee for the homecoming cecbra-
ton will be held in the council chamber
Of the city building this evening, and
Chairman Brock Brown has asked tina,
all Of the members be present to an
swer to their names at roll call. Two
speakers, one from Ci..rInnati and the
other from Columbus, will be present
and An interesting meeting is promised
II the cclebe :'."n Is TO he complete
success. all Of the members of the
Finance committee must attend the
meeting and do their share of the work
The publicity committee will also meet
in the city ball this evening.
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
H,sh School Commencement.

Tho st. Clairsvillc high school COM
mnncemcnt will be held In the United
Presbyterian church on Thursday even
ing, May 90, at $50 o'clock. Following
is the program;
March NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. JdHleHiek
Orchestra.
Invocation
, DR.. ". Fl. Dickerson. pastor Of the
VI. E. church.
Music-ScIcction. Dainty Daffodila"
................. -. -"iiSS
Orchestra
Satisfactory address. Lorena Applegar'h
Observation-Disclosures, We are Redy -
William Evans
Music-Waltz, Beautiful Ohio. Earl
Orchestra.
Oration-"Life's Purpose" :....-.
Margaret Downing
Oration-"Dreams and Dreamcrs 80.
Cecil Ayers
"Piquante .Picrson
Orchestra.
Valcdictory address. Marguerite Brown
Music-Spanish Waltz. "Famabclla" :.
.............,... .........'.-. Nlltiti
Orchestra.
Glass address
DR.. william E. smyscr. dean Ohio
Wesleyan university.
Music-March. Army and Navy .....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bFanan
Orchestra.
Presentation Of diplomas. ........... .
Supt.J. H. Brill
Bcnediction-
Rev. Ira F. Lccpcr, pastor Of U. T..
church.
MusIc-Mnrch, For the Freedom OF
the World" JamenieA
Orchestra.
Music BY St. Clairsvillc Orchestra.
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ministrator. Trial to court. Court
finds issues herein in favor Of defendant
and petition Of plaintiff hereby dis
missed at his costs.
Stanley Wise VS.. Martha Wise. Dis
missed at costs Of plaintiff.
Emma Bode vs.. Hattie Arbaugh ct al.
Order Of partition. Thos. ]. Irwin,
Chas A. James and John Rice appoint
ed commissioners.
Anna Otto Kaiser VS.. Joseph Kaiser.
Plaintiff given leave to file amended pc
titfon instanter.
A. Stcrnberg vs.. Argo company, a
corporation. Judgment Of justice Of
peace affirmed: Petition in error dis
missed at costs Of plaintiff in error.
William Uren vs.. H. n. Crossley. De;
PENDANT given leave TO plead within 80
days.
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Common Plsas Court ENTRIES.
Joe Sergi VS.. Edward 2. Wallaca n
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cornett-Donahus.

At the St. Johns church yesterday was
performed the marriage of Charles Cor
bctt to Miss Marie Donahue. Rev. Faith
or Jos. w. Whitman performed the ccmo-
mony. Miss Helena Wall was Brides
mai dani Frank keane was best man.
The bride was given away by her father
Owen P. Donahue. Following the we'd
ding. a breakfast was served at the
horne Of tho brides parents. The couple
arc now on wedding trip 10 Cleveland
Detroit. Buffalo and other lake points.
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his home Wednesday evening. An ems
jcyahle time Is anticipated.
The Westminster Guild Of the Pres
bytcrian church met Monday evening
with Mrs. D. C. Whtmarsh at the manse
on West Church street. A program wa2
given after which social hour was
held.
Misses Mary Sheppard and Helen
Chappcll of this city. arc spending two
weeks with their friend. MISS clara
Robinson Of Philadelphia.
Claude Cunard, member Of the T7th
division. who recently arrived in TINS
country from France. received his dis
charge from Camp Sherman Tuesday
and returned 10 his home here.
Francis Hubbard OF this city. IS
spending a few days in Cleveland on
business. .
Miss Georgia Davis Of Newark, is
visiting with friends in this city.
Edwin Rcnncr. who recently received
his discharge from service. left SUNDAY
for Willoughby, O.. where he has
position. =,
Mrs, Ira Deck and daughter, Mrs. Al.
A. Hansc and baby. Francis. spent sun
day with Mrs. Decks mother MIS-
alissa Mcndenhall of Salcsville.
George Sahatti Of Cambridge is Visit
ing his uncle and aunt. Mt. and MIS-
Nick khoury Of North Lincoln avenue
Cyril Giblon of Chillicothc, speEt
Sunday at his homo here.
Among the out-of-town people VINO
were here to attend tho funeral Of 'lr'
Herbert Barnes Of Chicago. which was
held from the fiCc.ic Of his grandparents
Mr., and Mrs Isaac Hagcr Of PARK
street, were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Scott
and son. George Of Mddlctown. O.;
Mrs. Harvey Pastorius and son. Harry
Mrs. Hattie Gallagher and Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hager and son. TLford, OF
Akron.
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TWO RECRUITS ARE:
ACCEPTED FOR ARMY

Sergeant Bruce Barker Of the local
Army Recruiting station. accepted two
recruits yesterday for service In the!
United States Army
Chester Pearl YeaGer Of New Martins
willie, w. Va. accepted for. service in tho
engineers for duty with American ix
peditionary Forces in France. Lester
c. Smith Of Elm Grove. enlisted In the
Coast Artillery. for service in the states.
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Eomecorniug Tor Members.

The social event which was held by
the members of Guiding Star, No. To-
Sons and Daughters of Liberty. follow
ing their regular meeting last night
was very enjoyable affair and was
well attended by the members Of the
lodge. The affair was in honor of the
members Of the organization who have
recently returned from the military ser
vice. and the committee in charge had
left nothing undone which would add 10
the Measure Of the evening.
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pad Men n Visit shadyside.

Plans of the members of the local
tribe Of Red Mem will be completed nj
the meeting of Friday evening Of this
week. for the attending of the members
al the big ceremonial session OF the
order. which is scheduled 10 take place
at Shadysidc on Tuesday evening OF
next week. and ii is understood that a
large number Of the members from TINS
city will attend. The hospitality OF the
Shadyside tribe is we'll known to the
local members.
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Mrs. Harry Couveu.

Mrs. Harry Conwell. former we'll
known resident Of this city, died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Ardelle
Lucas. at Punxsutomy. Pa. at 2:l6
o'clock yesterday afternoon after a lin
gering illness of four months. Mrs. Con-
well is survived by the following chill
dren: John and Charles Conwell Of
Juliet. Ill, Mrs Ardelle Lucas Of Puhx-
sutomy. Pa. The remains will arrive
here during the day. Inter1nent will take
place at Mount Calvary.
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rhrsa nars OF .NGicrey.r

The wonderful 100000 production III
which Mack Scnnett presents the Famous
photo2lay. Mickey" will be SHOWN at
the Fenray theatre on South four.h
street. on Thursday. Friday and sa'ur-
day of this week. and it is antlc'pateo
that the popular playhouse Will DC M
ed to it's capacity during all OF the tnrec
nights.
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The Parent-Teachers Association OIL
the North school building held one OF
the best attended and interesting meet
ings Of the season at the North ouilo-
ing last night. at which time severaI
inteycsting addresses were made by tne
teaching. staff of the school. several
fine musical selections were also renoer-
cd, which were enjoyed by the members
Of the association.
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Inst Day for Signature.

This is the last day Of grace allowed
the Wheeling Traction company ofiiciaIS
In which time to afiX their signature 10
the new franchise agreement. which was
passed by the city council few weeks
ago. and the future action in the case
is being awaited with interest. At a
recent meeting of coukcil the company
was given IS days in which to sign the
agreement, failure to do which would
result in the solicitor making applica-
ton for. an Injunction restraining them
from using the streets of the city.
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r,ve More Days for GBooze."

With the closing of the licensed sa-
looms in this city only Ave days distant,
there is not the mad and hysterical
scramble in this city to get last sup
ply Of liquid rcfrcshment that was an
ticipatcd. The business OF this week
seems TO be going along about as usual.
but on account Of all OF the mines. as
we'll as tho mills and factories. having
a pay day on Saturday Of this week,
there may be last-minute rush THAI
will be hard to handle.
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Shakespeare Club.

On Tuesday evening the members OF
the Shakespeare club entertained their
husbands and friends with supper AT
The Blaine church. Following the sup
pcr the party returned to this place and
spcnt the remainder Of the evening win
Miss Anna Dean. a most cnJoyaole
evening was spent by all.
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X.eoture-Recita1 Club,

Tho last Of the regular meetings Of
the Lecture Recital Club. for the sea-
son was held in the Board of Trade
rooms in the Citizens Bank building last
night. at which time the new officers Of
the organization were installed. A spe-
cial program which had been prepared
for the occasion was rendered, and en-
joyed by those present.
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Mrs, George G. Ralston was the
hostess to the members Of the Whist
club, at her home on North fourth
street yesterday afternoon. All Of the
members were present and spent YER!
pleasant afternoon at cards and TINS
was followed by a delightful luncheon
TO the members.
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CIV. Outdoor Embarrassment.

Boys and girls Of the Union stree'
school Friday evening will give an on.
OF doors entertainment on the schooi
grounds that promises to be very inter
eating The event will be in charge OF
Miss Blanche Klebcr. physical instruct
or of the Bellaire schools. The program
will consist of a Maypolc. dumb bell
exercises, folk dances and other events.
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RIzor Fuucral servicss,

,uneral services over the remains Of
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Sa.nnploy old Tesehsrs.

Supt. J. V. Nelson Of the local SCHOOLS
said yesterday that the school board
would. re-employ all present school
teachers who re-apply for next year. Al
ready a. big majority OF the teachers
have made application for their present
positions. The list OF next years teach
:ers will be published soon-
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On Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Frank r. Williams Of this place rccclrc
= telegram from their son Frank stat
In, Tim, he had arrived safely In New
port from overseas and that hr was wei
and hoped to be home soon. re ia
been in France for the past lour'ee'
months and his many trirnos arc
glad to know that he Will soon DC noun
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c,ass p1eaaant,y Entertained.

The members Of the Acorn class OF inc
r1rst Baptist Sunday school. were very
pleasantly entertained at the home or
THOMAS. Shat on South Seventh street.
Ia st night. and nearly every member or
the class was present. The evening was
devoted to various Earnes of social ma
turc, and concluded with DAINTY
luncheon.
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Pound Unconscious.

Fred Curtis. Of West Liberty. was
found in an unconscious condition On
the Union street bridge late Monday
night by police. He WAS bleeding I.ro-
fuSely md was taken to the city build
ing where DR.. P. l.. Ring attended him.
His brother. James Curtis of bridge
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"Ths Hoodoo."

The play entitled The Hoodoo" given
nv tho Senior class on Monday evening
in the Court House hall was gren'
success. For the benefit Of those VINO
were unable to secure seats for Iha'
evening il will be given again IN INC
Court House hall this evening ana
large crowd is expected TO attend.
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ElccSivo Study.

Supt. Nelson Of the local schools said
yesterday that. beginning next term.
manual training and domestic science
: ,rili be elective subjects in the freshman
ro,Irse Of study These branches will
also be dropped from the sixth grace, Do
ginning next year.
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MAYOR Heard Seven Cases.

A total of seven offenders against the
peace and dignity Of the city were
brought before His Honor Mayor JUNK
inson in police court yesterday morning
All of tho number were charged with
plain drunkenness and were hned mo
usual amount of IS and costs.
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The local Junior Order OF Cn''eu
American Mechanics will meet IN FeSu-
lar session in their hall on Hanover
street. tomorrow evening, at when f-'he
final plans will be made Tor their par
ticipation in the memorial day services
Of the veterans OF the Civil war. Inc
drum corps of the order will make music
for the parade.
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Climb Dance Tomorrow.

Most Of the members of the Elks Cluo
Of this city arc planning to be present
at the dance. which will be gwen ny inc
club In their building on North Fourth
street. tomorrow evening. and accord
inr to the plans of the committee in
charge of the affair it Is bound TO he
one Of tho best events Of the kind yet
pulled off.
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Se.rt r,odro K Of p.

The members of the s. W. StarKe
lodge (colorcd) Of knights of t'ythlas'
of this city. held we'll attended meet
ing in the Shrevc-Medill building on
Hanover street. last night, at wh}ch
time all of the applicants desiring the
degrees of the order were accommo-
dated. A short social hour was held
following the business session.
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) Next Sunday afternoon the st. Johns
baseball team OF this city will go to Ben
wood for a contest with the Swift stars
of that place. The two teams met re-
Gently In q game which resulted in .
victory for the local nine.
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knights Of Columbus Initiate.

A class of more than Il dozen cand-
dates were given the degrees at the reg
ular meeting OF the local council of
Knights Of Columbus. at ihr meeting
held in their hall on Hanover street last
night. and lurge number Of the MEM
bers OF the order were present 10 wit
ness the work,
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Organizes EAU Team.

: "A baseball team is being organized
here BY James McKelvey Of the Windsor
hotel, It Will be known as the Wits
ties" and will advertise the new SOFT
drink The team will be one OF the best
ssenat-pro aggrcsations in the valley. It
Is planned to play the first game about
Sunday week.
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VIII Settle Controversy.

The controversy over ownership OF
records and instruments in the. Office OF
former City Engineer A. ]. Norton. Will
probably be settled this week. Homer
Atthar is representing the city and Nor
ton is looking after his own interests.
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Recruiting slow.

Business at the army recruiting onHe
the past few days has been very ouIi'
Quite a number Of young men nave ap-
piled for enlistment. but in each IN
stance they have been rejected. None
have been forwarded 20 the Columbus
barracks thus far this week.
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RELLAIRE NEWS

che daughter. Mrs. Earl Myers OF Bel
latrc, and one brother. william ]. Luxe
Funeral services will be held at the
late home Thursday afternoon al e"o
o'clock. Rev. A NJ. Flax will nave
charge. Interment will be in the Rose
Hill cemetery.
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Attorney David James and City So
licitor, H. G. Pratt will leave for Wash
ington- D. c.. tomorrow evening. whore
they will look otter the interests or
local citizens in the controversy over
the proposed increase in the rates or
car fare on the lines Of the wheeling
Traction company.