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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
STREET CAR FARE
COMMITTEE TO
MEET MONDAY

Mayor Thomas +. Thoncr last even
ing stated that the first meeting Of the
committee named TO investigate tho
proposal for a single fare unit system
for the West Virginia Traction ANA
Electric company, between this city ana
EN- Grove will be held next Monday
evening The meeting will be held IN
the city council chamber at o'clock.
j. D. Whittcmorc, receiver for the
West Virginia Traction and Electrc
company, leaves the city today and Will
rot return until the end Of the week
ncccssitating the delay in holding the
meeting.
Under Councilman Habigs notion
which provided for creation OF the com
m:ttee, residents of tho pike towns VINO
will he affected by the proposed car
fare rate change are invited 10 appear
before the committee and make known
their sentiments regarding the slnsie
fare, unit system.
The committee which will investigate
the suggestion is composed or Mayor
Thoncr. City Manager Charles o. Epn-
In. Councilmcn Ambrose +. Haolg. w
r. Otto and D. 4. Morgan, NJ. J. Culi-
nan, Bert Mead and Ben L. Hamilton
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F0iLAhSbFE
LOOKING Up
RECORD Of
THIS BAD WAN

FOLLANSFEE ". Va. August Il
I'll" seen" created Sunday night when
Patsy S"naiIa. Il hot-h"adod Italian.
flashed his revolver through a crowd
On lower Main street and the hunt
through tn" woods following. is believed
to b" TN" second in which Patsy made
his appearance here. Tho authorities
are looking UP his past record to con-
meet him with 4 crime that occurred in
Mlnrn NOR" than two years ago.
At that time Il FVlanSbc" Italian was
shot. following tho ranSackinE Of n
chicken coop IN MlnGu. After an all
might search. TN" man wanted was found
here. TIL" officials say Patsy Jocks lk"
This same man. Tho mIu arrCts"d for
tn" M.nco crime. just - months ago.
was SNEt 10 III" Ohio state pcnltCntiary.
and is out on parole. The Brooke coun-
u authorities arc now in Communica-
tiOn with Columbus. trying to identify
Patsy as this man. S"nalia is Stlll III
the county Jail ut WHllshurE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
STEUBENVILLE
03D DIVISION
REUNION At
OHIO CAPITAL

Special to Tho lntcllIiECnCor.
STEl RENNII.LE. o.. Aug. l2-Major
John Sharrard returned to III" city To-
day from Camp Sherman where he AZ
tended . meeting Cf officers yesterday
NJ which TIM" arrangements were MADE
fer the first annual reunion or INC
H%rd Division. TO h" held at columbus
on Labor day. Major Sh"rrard was
named as n member Of tn" transporta-
ton and ceremonial committees.
Approximately 300 Stcuh"nvillc and
Jefferson county mon belonged to tn
A%rd Division and Il is expected that q
majority of them will attend the rc'
union. Most Of tho jefferson county
mon served with tho 332nd Regiment III
Italy and ih"y are expecting 10 receive
details regarding the reunion plans from
their officers some time TINS week
Major Shcrrard says that all the Nor
arc requested to wear their uniforms &c
the reunion. although this is optiona
with the indiv dual.
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McMechen Personals,

Miss Helen Hszlcttc. who has been i'll
at her homo is now on the road 10 re-
covery.
Mrs. Ed. Gatewood. who has hccn i'll
for tho past two weeks is improving
nicely.
Miss Hattie Gaymore is now able to
be out again after several days illness.
Charles Weiss. Of Wheeling. spent
yesterday in this city on business.
Mss Laura Tarr has resumed her
work at the Price grocery after two
weeks vacation
Mrs. Moins. who has been i'll at her
home for some time. is now on the road
to recovery
Mrs. Ray Chamberlain has returned
Eom" from Akron. whore she spent a
number of days with her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas and family arc
calling on friends ct Sandusky for a
number of days.
Mrs. Dolph Lewis Is improving slowly
al her HON" after several days illness.
j. Mrs. Callic Truxcll who has been i'll
AT her home for some time is now able
10 be out.
Ed. Martin loft for Pennsylvania,
where nc will visit for several days.
Mrs. Fred Fullerton has returned to
her homo at Cameron after brief visit
here
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Eillers have re-
turned home after n number OF days
visit at Indianapolis.
Mrs. Harry LodEstnn and mother have
returned 10 their home at Rosbys Rock
after brief visit here
Mrs. S. J. Cotton has returned home
after spending n number Of weeks with
relatives ut Woodsfield
Mrs. Scott Chambers and daughter.
Elcnoir. have returned home after o
brief visit at Roberts Ridge
Mrs. Ed Morris. who underwent a SER
ious operation Mt the Glcnd2c hospital
IS improving slowly.
Lylo Burns. Of MOundsvilc. spent yes
terday in this city on business
Miss Nell Fletcher has returned to her
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Car Strike May Be
Renewed; Employees
Do Not Like Award

PITTSBURGH. August 12.-By the
award Of the War Labor Board. ar
nounced'in New York late tonight. the
1000 notormen and conductors of the
Pittsburgh Railways company are
granted an increase Of fraction more
than cents an hour against their de-
mand for IL cents. Division No. So
AmalCamatcd Association OF Street Car
Men, will meet in regular session here
tomorrow night, at which time it Is
probable the award Of the labor board
will be discussed.
P.J. McGrath. international vice pres
ident Of the street Garments union. when
informed tonight Of the award Of the
War Labor Board. expressed surprise
at the smallness of TIP wage increase.
and said that a renewal Of the street car
strike here is inevitable If the receivers
Of the railways company accept the de-
cision Of the board is final.
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weirton Briefs.

The ball given in tho Chopin hall
Saturday night as n benefit OF the Pei
ish band was 4 success and neat sum
was realized The crowd numbered
nearly two hundred.
The suit of 0. l.. Brown. Of Pittsburgh
against John Rumlcr. of Weirton' Tor
damages 10 his automobIl" in 4 recent
collision here. was heard before Justice
NaginuIs yesterday. Verdict was rem
derSd in favor Of the plaintiff i'll sum
Of $l9S.
The damage suit Of W. s. Reid. OF
PENNSYLVANIA, against Ed Arnold. OF
Wcirton. was thrown out Of Squire Ma
giunis' court yesterday upon agreement
Of plaintiff and the costs divided. Inc
suit was brought recently over an auto
mobile collision in the upper end OF
town.
Hundreds Of tons Of earth arc being
used to fill along the elevated tracks OF
the narrow gauge railway al the open
hearth mill location. Many tons are
Fitted each day whore the new founda-
tons are under way.
The street car company is making re-
pairs along their road bed below Nir-
GINA stop in the upper Cove. Wecds
have been trimmed from the tracks
through Wcirton.
4 CLASSY baseball exhibition will be
the meeting of FollanSbce y. c. and the
Werton Steel company. arrangements
for which are under way. Both teams
have been playing good ball all summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kaufman nave
returned home from Pittsburgh, where
thew were called by the death of Mrs
3. Cohen. mother Of Mrs. Kaufman. The
death occurred at the family home. 3i29
Butler street. Pittsburgh. last Thursday.
Funeral services were held Friday afer-
noon. Mrs. Cohen was we'll known
and highly respected citizen Of Pitts
burgh. where she had resided for many
years.
Attorney r. C. Porter. Of Steubenville.
was a business caller in town Monday.
Rev. II. +. Pierce preached in the
Methodist church here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roth. Of Steuben-
willie. spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. S. B. Campbell, Of the Cove.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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[Ohio Valley News

home down near Smichhcld. W. Va,
when he heard John had arrived horn"
from France. John had 10 tax" car" 81
his fathers big farm uut!l part II IT,
crop was harvested. tic wrote som"
Tine ago that he would b. here Monua|
August 18th and h. WAS r:Eat On m
dot. Chief Brooks says h. knows Il"
Will be right on the dot IN every other
undertaking also.
At present Officer Carroll IS stun
wearing MS arN% uniform for consider
able difficulty has been 'Np'T"nred ~
securing HIM i p"l!c"man'H OUTFIT. Inc
suit Is finished At last. however. and i"
ready :ur h.tn. al, but tuc buttons. II
WAS necessary To make new cast suit
GENTLY lt:-e enough 10 pr0duc" buttons
Of suitable proportions and as soon "a
they arrive III" StvuhrnvIllr tailor Will
hand over johns CLASSY new SUIT ol
blue.
Then there is tho badge. cap and
mace 10 contend with. but Chief Bro"kS
- trying his best 10 Secur" these n'r"S-
sites which mast also be IN proportion
for when John gets on his new UNIFORM
and high cap h. will be easily seven
ftct n height and 4 common mace
wnUld lock like Il lead penal IN one "1
ms h.S mIts.
TIL. now man has been placed und"r
the command II Night Sergeant Ward
Ice who initiated him into his new
duties last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
EUGENE FANKHAUSER
TO TAKE UP NEW
DUTIES SEPTEMBER ISL

Mr.. Eugene Fanhhaus"r: VINO IS at
nniiurr contrary At Warwond. will take
m iI' his new duties s"ptcmh%r / at III"
New CaS,l" Eusincs% COLLEGE Now
castle. Ia. Mr.. rankhaus"r was rlTctcu
rr:rrinol Of :hC nhON" named college
lis hroth"r. =. Il. FankhauScr. who was
rnnsid.rIny tho princIpalship of west
crm bls,nr:;S college,. cancelled arrange
monts after tn" board of education nt
Triad"lphia district Eran''d MN "a!
isfartorv increase This Is Mr.. Fanf-
hauscr'S sixth successive" year at tn"
;rri,drlnhia District HIGH school as
head Of tho c"mm"rcial d"partm"nt. Tn"
FankhauScr brothers ar" hn,h former
teachers If Monroe county. ONO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
SWEEPING PROBE

LANSING. Mich. Aug. 1"~.Rcid grand
Jury Investigations III every county ="
of tho high cost Gf n"C"SSltl"S OF ne 70
be conducted lay tn" attorney genera
department and later special session
Of the lrri&latur" I" enact laws undrr
which all forms uC rruit""rinE might nc
cirhnd cumpric" the program adopted
hv prosecuting attorneys 81 Inc S'h'"
- a meeting here today called 10 form
ulalc plans for a fight against the nigh
If lINinL-
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STRIKE CALLED OFF

ATLhNTN, Ga, Aug. l"-Tho strlko
Of allied railroad shopm"n in the south
east was officially called off n Il con
vcntiun here late today of r"pr" S"nta-
tiVcS If tho various unions. Decision to
end the strike pending III" adjournment
of matters by president Wilson and hi
rector General Hines came III tn" rorI'
Of a resolution which wa. unnnImUu. =
adopted. Tho men were ordered Ia r.
turn to work Thursday morning.
The resolution adopted by tn" shop
mon provides that all now on strike re-
turn To their work ut III" usual hour
Thursday morning. The situation
throughout the southeast t"uiEht WAS
regarded as approaching normal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
WEIRTON
WE|RTON'S Bic
. POLICEMAN IS
.. HOLDING THEM
Special Dispatch 10 The Intelligencer.

Special Dispatch 10 The 1ntell!gencer.
wElRTON. W. Va. Aug. l2.--lndus-
tries are working. merchants are thirty
ing but otherwise Weirton Is quiet.
There is a reason. Policeman John l..
Carroll the giant West NirgInlan. is on
the Job Officer Carroll = SIN f"";. ten
inches tall in his stocking feet and
weighs 500 pounds. He arrived y'Ster-
day afternoon and walked his beat rs a
policeman for the FIRST time last night.
Officer Carroll was secured Tor the
local police force by Chief Books. who
made a special visit to the EttlH country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13

Joseph Caruso. of Yorkvlllr. who was
held for second degree murder in con-
ncction with the death of his wife. was
released from $4,000 bail by judge
Smith today and is now AT liberty on
his own rccognizance. This action fol-
lowed Coroner Kinks verdict Of suicide
in the case.
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homo at Fairmont after a brief visit

homo at Fairmont after a brief visit
here.
Miss Crclla Morris. who has hccn Wis.
itng relatives at'Camcron for several
weeks has returned home.
John Laishley. of Wheeling. stcnt
yesterday in this city on business.
Charles Clark has returned homo at
ter n brief visit at Pittsburgh.
Ralph Parlette has returned to his
home at Pittsburgh. after a brief visit
Zero.
r. W. Kcffcr. manager OF the Kcffer
Hotel spent yesterday in MOundsville
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Jennings left yester-
day for Ohio, where they will spend two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. MARBLE are the proud
parents Of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bruning hsve re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
Bathing Beach Popular.

The bathing beach is popular as ever.
despite the cooler weather. although the
evening crowds are not so large ms in
July. The municipal beach here has at
tracted big crowds every day for the
past three months. as many as l.n2O
composing the Sunday afternoon crowds.
The beach was built by body Of town
boosters and given to the care Of Eugene
Miallard, who has conducted ii in a most
pleasing manner.
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Interesting wedding.

The many friends of Miss Lola Toho
and Mr.. Fred craddock. Of this city. Will
nc surprised 10 learn Of their marriage.
which took place Sunday nj Moundsville.
Their marriage did not become known Of
until Monday. when they sent n telc-
gram to their friends announcing T..
Following short honeymoon the couple
will take up their residence IN this
city They have tho hearty congratula-
tons Of their many friends.
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M'MECHEN
Luke He'll Home.

The many friends Of luke He'll VIII
be glad to learn that he has arrived
home hftcr serving the past t"th!
months for Uncle Sam. He went from
this city TO Camp Lee. but was statioh'
cd there but a short time when he was
sent overseas for active service. he re-
ccived his honorable discharge at Camp
1 I
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In Unitcd States.

Mrs. J. g. Downing received tele-
gram from her son. Wilbcrt. announcing
his safe arrival at Newport News. He
states that he cXcpCtS his honorable dis
charge soon and will be home probably
by tho latter part Of this week. He has
been in tho service since tho war was
declared, being ono of the first lads to
l>avc this city. He spent II months
overseas in active service.
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BACK to Kentucky.

In the custody Of J.tilrr d. F. wise
of Shelby county. Ky. Vincent Harris
and bride left here This morning Tor
Shclbyv!llc. Ky. where the young hns-
band will answer 10 charge OF steal
ing $50 from his fathcr-ln-law. Mrs.
Harris claims she took the money TO
finance their wedding trip and that she
will defend her husband when they
get back TO Kentucky.
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Looking for Site.

Much speculation Is being made as 10
whore the new FollanshCc High School
building will he erected. Supt 4. F..
YOUNG and members Of the district
board Of education can be seen going
over the town nearly every day looking
for a centralized and othorwis" suitable
location. Tho sit" just above the Jc(fcr-
son Street school. Mt the head OF Ray
mond street, was under consideration.
but it was formerly n sand bank and
might noi be strong enough TO hold tho
large structure. There are n number
OF sites available. however. and work on
the magnificent new structure will be
under way within a short time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
Camping Marty,

A group of people Of this city lett
yesterday for Wheeling creek. wheEe
they will spend two weeks camping. Inc
group were conveyed TO their desIiha-
lion in machines. Those who went were
Misses Maxine Howard. Jane Myers.
Irene Jones, Elinor Myers; Mesdame
Harry Myers: Messrs Harry Myers, Har-
~ Burscy, Paige Myers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
COMPANY D TO HOLD
REUNION THURSDAY

Surviving members Of company ID.
OHIO rounty'S famous "rganizitl"h or
tho West virginia volunteer infantry ~
thc civil War. viii hold their anhuAl
rnuriun tomorrow nj tho church ut
T Eom"y;a T"rmt. More than a dozen Of
The Survivors OF tn" company which
WAS almost exclusively On ON" COMFY
organization. ar" expected 10 "''''"' '"c
rNnnlnn.
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Three big celebrations are coming fop
Follansbcc. Tho fircmcn will honor the
returned heroes probably tho latter part
of next month. The knights Of Pythias
lodge is arranging for II two-day jubilee
for September 81 and % and tho big
town welcome homo celebration is plan
ned for early in October. Follanshce
will also take -, part in the Trades
and Labor Asscmbly's Labor Day cele-
bration at Stcubcnville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13

Authorities here arc investigating al
legged cxtortion by q detective Of none!
from the proprietrcss Of river front
resort. 1t is alleged that the detective
collected SIS 4 week to permit the place
Ia run. The matter will be called TO the
attention Of the prosecuting attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
Everything II Readiness for Social.

Everything is in readiness for tho two
day social which is To he held Thursday
and Friday evening in the 81. James
hall on Logan street. by tho 4. & Noun
tain Post OF the American Legion. The
boys have been making elaborate plans
for this affair and no doubt it will provo
prove 4 larger success than tho last one
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Lodge Met.

The knights OF Pyth!as Lodge No. IA
met last evening in the X. of i. hall on
Marshall street. Following the inltia-
ton Of a number of candidates, the re-
maindcr or the evening was spent in n
social time. The meeting concluded
with a smoker.
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For Champion Ship.

The. Acme y. {. OF this city and the
Carnegie Steel company team of MlnGo
Junction have arranged a tlvc-game
series for the championship of tho
county. The first game Will be played
at Mingo next Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13

Police court this morning rcsemblHd
its old-timc appearance when John Bar
lcycorn held swAH. there being nine prts-
oncrs charged with intoNlcatton. Tho
authorities suspected that all were VIC
TINS of election booze but were unable
to locate the source Of the supply. All
the offenders could remember was that
il was given to them"
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WASHINGTON. Aug l2.-SecretAft
Daniels will leave Los Angeles tod13
for Hawaii on the super-dreadnaugM
Mississippi. 1t was announced at Ha
navy department. The dreadnausht NeW
York and six destroyers Will accom-.
pany the Mississippi. Mr.. Daniels y1li
return To San Francisco early - Sep
tcmber when President Wilson 10 ex.
pectcd to review the Pacific fleet there.
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Marriage Licenses.

Dclhcrt Salsbrrry. %. Of Broadacre'
md Stcll" J. Huscroft, "a. Of Richmond;
William Gcary. %. and Dorothy Philla-
baum. IS 10Th Of Stcubcnville; Tony
Barbcrni. 81. of Rhodcsdalc, and Ros
Montcpry, II, Of DllonValc.
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Hall Practice.

The local baseball team Will hold their
weekly practice this evening on the NICK
He'll diamond on Marshall street ana
every member IS requested to be on mana
carly. Though there is no game sched-
ulcd for Sunday probably before the
week is out a game will be arranged.
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Viscount Grey May
Come as Ambassador

LONDON. August 12.-(By tho Asso-
ciated Press -Viscount Grey. Of Fallc-
din. who retired as head Of tho British
foreign office in 1916. it is understood.
Is likely to accept the post Of British
amba ssador 10 tho United states.
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Anderson Funeral.

Funeral services for Charles Anderson
will be held this afternoon at $50
o'clock at the family home on Garfield
street Rev. Byler will have charge or
the service and intermcnt Will be made
at the McMcchcn cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
Printing Garage.

The newly painted garage owned oy
George West. of this city. is now beng
painted. The garage was opened 1or
business last week and has had num-
Der Of new fixtures installed and is nrW
a first class garage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
POLICE PICKUPS

James Mcpherson will be arraignen
in police court this morning charged
with driving IN automobile while lntoN-
icatcd. McPhcarson WAS arrested cy
Pa,rolman Bickcrton. who charges thaH
tho offensc was committed on the ISL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
Weekly Prayer Servica.

The weekly prayer s"rvlC" Of the First
Christian church Will be held this even
ing in tho auditorium Of the church.
Rev. Wilkinson will conduct tn" service
and has prepared an interesting sermon.
Everyone is cordially invited TO attend.
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! turned to their home at Columbus aftef
brief visit here.
Miss Hilda Secman. who has peen
visiting her aunt here has returned 10
| Bethesda.
Ed Schanc Of Wheeling. was calling
on friends in this city last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
MANY rNDICTMENTS

CHICAGO, August l. - IndiCtmCnts
against Sc negroes and four whit" men
charging OffCn$cS ranging from assault
to commit murder Ia carrying concealed
weapons. were returned today lay III"
special grand jury invest eating the rec
ent race riots in CHICAGO.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-13
Claim Gray Accepted
US. AmbaSSadOrShip

LONDON, Aug. 13.-The Mirror
claims 10 have good authority for stat
ing that ViScount Gray. of Fallod"n. has
accepted the post of British ambassador
at washington.
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Mot Last Evening.

The King Herald Society OF tho First
VI. +. church met last evening in the
parlors Of the church. Following a brief
business session the remainder OF the
evening was spent in social time The
meeting was we'll attended.
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T,ika Old Tir1eS.

Re suro to have n representative In
your town in III" In,CllirCnCor Automo-
bile and Diamond Campaign.
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Big Celebrations.

Have you soon the seven prize heaut
les the lntclliScnccr is giving away?
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: The carly beginners Will be tho happy
inlshcrs in ;hc lu,clIlGcnCcr Aulono-
pile and Diamond Nan.palSn.