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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
BETHESDA

Charles Boston. Of Cleveland and SIS
ter, Miss Ethel. OF Adair. Okla. visited
over Sunday with tho family OF J. NJ.
Perkins, Of North Main street. MT.
Boston was year and half IN the
aviation service, spending some time ri
New York and nj Kelly Fold. Texas. he
was Instructor in tho machine gun ana
bombing schools ut Dayton for the past
year. Miss Ethel has been with FRIENDS
In Ohio for some months. She will re-
turn to her home in Oklahoma next week.
She is employed as teacher at Prior'
Okla. for tho coming year
Miss Hazel Rush. Of Bcallsville is tho
guest Of Miss Edna Perkins and ATTENDED
tho Chnutauqua.
Mrs, Nyrta Clifford and daughters,
Mildred and Julia. and son. Charles. re-
turned Sunday evening from Two
weeks visit with friends Mt Armstrong;
Mills. Mrs. Clifford put up so cans OF
blac%bcrrics for hnr own use.
Mrs. Sarah Brown has returned from
Illinois, where she has been for some
| months visiting her brother.
Mrs. a. VI. Warren has returned from
pleasant visit with her brother, Rev.
| Lcakc, Of Hopcwcll Va.
A. H. Mitchell, Of st. Clairsville. was
a recent caller here and attended the as
scmhly.
Mrs. Mlly Taylor. Of near ST. Glars
vile, is visiting her sister. Mrs. Eliza
both Sccrcst, and other friends here.
Paul Jones, OF Dillonvale, is with
! friends here and attended the assem-
/ bly,.
| Thursday IS Temperance Day at the
park. 4 good program has been planned
with gold medal contests and nm address
| by Rev. John Rutlcdge. which insure
an interesting meeting.
| Master Startling Lindsey. or Arm
stronEs Mills. Is " h his cousin Charles
| Clifford this week.
/ Clinton Perkins and daughter. Doro-
! thy. have returned to their home al
Plain city after a pleasant visit with
relatives here and at Belmont and Gen.
/ tcrvillr.
/ Miss Iona 10y, Of belmont. Is visiting
her sister, Mis-. Frank Anderson. north
, of town.
| Mrs. Rachel Nrok and daughter. Of
! Chicago, and daughter from Montana
arc spending some tim" with Miss Eliz-
] abrth McAliIlcn Of thr park. and othCi3.
Mrs. Pearl Kemp and children. OF Cam
bridge. arc visiting her parents Mr.. anu
Mrs. J. W. Irpcr.
Margaret and John Barrett OF War
mock. visited ". W. Lucas and WHO, OF
Gail avenue. tho first Of the week.
Miss Elizabeth McNIillcn has for hei
guest Miss Campsic McKclvy. of Lamtra.
Miss Ida Wagner. Of Mt. Cory. and
Miss Florence Garrett, OF Button. haze
returned homo alter visit with rcla-
J tivcS here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waytt, OF Warnock, 5pcr;
Sunday with friends here.
Mr. end Mrs. D. f. Perkins had FOR
their guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Ammon Perkins and children. Emerson
! Gerald and Stov'cll. and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. NlCCaugh"y and children and Nelly
and LLOYD, ot CcntCrvillc.
Miss Lou Ellis. Of Shadysid", is with
her sister, Mrs. Anna Stoncbraker. this
wrrk.
Mr.. Hart, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. RoberI
Hart. has returned from overseas SCI :
vice, coming direct from Nuremberg. he
Is looking 1lnr and enjoying the COST "
health. Charlcton Jones has also &C.
turned from over there
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MARTINS
FERRY
NEWS
Leave items for Tho Intelligent
Ger at the Burd News Agency.
South Fourth street. or call Mar
tins Ferry STR
Council Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the city coun'
ell. held last evening. was filled with
$1,000. said to be due the Todd Deco
rating company, Of pittsburgh. for the
decoration Of the town for the recent
Homecoming celebration. Councilman
Brown. chairman Of the finance COM
mittee, said that he would pay the &C.
count, when a fair bill was sent in and
o. KID by the committee. Councilman
Park suggested that the committee
meet and o. X. the bill. then send In a
check Mr.. Todd. representing the
Pittsburgh lrm, stated that he would
not return to the city except to enter a
suit for the account
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aat+.rne1d Funeral Hold.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon for the late Charles Satter-
field, we'll known local man, who died
Saturday night at his home on West
Twenty-third street. Members of the
Ionic lodge Of Masons had charge of
the services. Rev. Vim. r. Chase, pas
tor of the South Bellaire NJ. Z. church,
delivered the sermon. Interment was in
the Rose Hill cemetery.
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mittcc will take UP with Superintendent
e. l.. Billings. of the Wheeling Trac:.
ton Company. this week The matter Of
the new bridge UveG MrMahon creek.
Mayor CulbrriSou. Service Director
Gates and former Service Director Nc
Claim appeared before the county COM
missioncrs and submitted plans for a
bridge prepared 10y the Moss Iron
Works. OF Wheeling. The commission
crs agreed that tn" plan WAS the kind
desired. but said they had no funds,
Tho local bridge committee is composed
Of MrSsrs. J. T.. O~roolc, chairman; II.
i. RodewiG. secretary; John K. Cow, &.
W. Dickens, VIM. J. McClain and Z. NJ
Rodefcr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
Murt NOVA INTAKE.

Service Director Charles E. Gates, OF
this city. has received a communication
from Chief Engineer Dittoe OF the
state deparement Of health. saying that
the intake pipe Of the city water works
Communication states that the water
passing into the local mains is now
subject to dangerous contamination be,
cause Indian Run filth is discharged
into the Ohio River upstream from the
intake pipe. The letter says that the
intake should be moved to a point above
fN4 Indian Run sewage discharge. 1t
recommends that this be done as soon
S1 possible.
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Two Ways.

Tho state health board. in q commu-
nication regarding the proposed now In
dian Run sewer. says the nuisance can
be corrected in ono Of two ways:
First. to construct a sewer following
the course Of the stream to convey the
sewage to an outlet into the Ohio river
and thus prevent continuation Of the
discharge Of sewage into Indian Run;
second. construction Of conduit to en-
close Indian Run, in which case 1t would
be still necessary to construct a sewer
to carry tho scwac~ 70 proper outlet,
otherwise the strandinS OF sewage with
in tho conduit would create n nuisance.
Tho communication means that tho
health department is not in accord with
the proposed sewer plan Of the city
officials,
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Non-Restdentr License.

According 10 the new game law, re-
Gently enacted in this state. non-resl-
dents Of the state must put up S2.5o 81
a license fec before they can so fishing
in the streams Of the state. The IL.
ccnscs will be obtainablc from any OF
the clerks of the Citiec or villages, and
It will not be necessary to get thcl'i
from the township clerks as heretofore
The hunting and trapping licenses VIII
be available after September 5.
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Mrs. B. Zimmerman Of the Kerr flats
on South Fourth street. had one OF her
hands painfully injured yesterday
morning. She was attempting 10 raise
a window, which had no sash cord
when the sash accidentally dropped on
the hand. Neighbors came to her as
siStance.
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10 YmrY HoEuttai.

Harry Baker, a well known young
man Of Shadyside. has been removed to
the Martins Ferry hospital, where he
will undergo two serious operations
Several years ago he was injured in q
coasting accident and the operations
are necessary as a result Of the injuries
received at that time. He Is a son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Baker, Of South Lin
colin avenue, Shadyside.
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Mnxicians Odscharred

William Columbus, who was q mem
Der Of the famous Camp Sherman band
for more than year. has received his
final discharge from the service and has
returned to his home here.
Harry Powell another local young
man, who was q member Of the Camp
Sherman band. has also been discharged
and has returned to his home here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
No Socialist Referendum.

ATTORNEY General Price NtStcruaE
ruled that the petition of the Socialists
asking for referendum on tho ordi-
nance prohibiting their meetings on
public streets without securing Il per-
init was illegal because they were not
submitted TO the auditor. This means
there will be no vote and that the ordl-
nance holds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06

Today will be observed as W. c. T. q.
day at Epworth Park. Bethesda Off
GERS Of that organization will have
charge Of an interesting program. The
Bethesda band will furnish concerts.
This evening Davis. the noted magician.
will furnish a program Of entertain
ment-
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Football Team Proposed.

Plans arc ocing rounded INTO shape
by the local Acre Of Eagles to place a
first class football team IN the field this
Fall. and several of the best players IN
this Vicinity have already been signed
with more to follow shortly. II IS m
tended to gather together the best tai
cnt TO he found III the valley ana
good article Of tn" pastimc Will DC eX-
hib!tcd AT League lark for the benefit
Il local fnnc
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missionary Society Meeting.

Tho regular meeting OF the Wnmcns
Missionary society OF st. Johns Luthrr-
an church will moot at Tho homo of Mrs.
tomorrow afternoon. Tho hostrSs"s
will be Mrs. Frcd Rocker. Mrs VIM
Otto Sr., Mrs. Vim. Otto Jr. Mrs. An
tall and Miss Elizabeth Otto. and an
excellent program has been prepared for
the afternoon.
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Would Play Glencoe.

Tho fast baseball team representing
.%he local o winners Of the Rail 4 River
No. 6 mine, at McClaIr:ville, has issued
e ehallenEs TO meet the fast team OF OF
several games during the season and
has won the majority Of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
Rentzler Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services for Jacob Rcntzler.
well known Standard addition resident.
who passed away on Crawford street, Il
few days ago. were conducted from the
place OF death. yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, in CharE" of Rev. llOrnihcucr or
ZionS Lutheran church. lntCrmcnt
will be made in ST. Mary's cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06

Duo TO the slippery condition or tho
street car rails yesterday morning. the
motorman on one Of the south bound
Rayland cars, was unable to slow his
car down before striking the curve at
Union street and the car nearly round
cd the corner on two wheels. The pas
sengers wer slightly shaken up, but no
damage was done.
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IDENTITIES ON Guard.

Fifteen deputy shcriffs were at Dll-
les yesterday when the Fort Pitt coal
mine resumed. but There was no trouble.
They were armed with riot guns. The
miners were on strike and many or
them want cd TO return to work. It was
rumorcd that tho Bolsheviki element
would start trouble. but his did not &C
cur
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
Railroaders Meet Tonight.

All plans are completed Tor the DIE
nceting of tho railway clerks and sta
ton employees, which Will be held in
the rooms OF the FratCrnal hall this
evening. at which time several of the
national officials of the organization
will be present to address the gather
ing All of tho clerks and station mon
from the towns in this vicinity arc eX-
pcctcd TO be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
CONFIRMED BY SENATE.

WASHINGTON. August 6.-The SEN
ate late today confrme dthe nominations
of John Barton Payne. Of Illinois:
Thomas A. Scott. Of Connecticut. and
Henry n. Robinson. Of California, to DO
members of the United States Shipping
board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
ssReaHinp Trha Odd1u

Tho attraction at thr Fcnray- theatre
for this evening will b" Harry T.
Morey and Betty Blythe. In "R"n,ing
Tho Odds" from the popular novel.
"The Money Maker" in which David
played the game or easy money and easy
friendship on the level. according To
his code of strong primcval man. and
won. Then he played the game Of big
money and strong friendship. and again
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HOin1 Nm.

ing in proportion OF not moro rapidly
than other things. Star soap, which at
one time sold for six bars for rs cents
and which two weeks ago sold for six
and a half cents. Is now retailing here
AZ nine and ten cents the bar. Many
people are planning to wash their faces
only once a day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
Election Ono Week OFF.

The primary election in this state Is
only one week off. falling on next
Tuesday. and yet there is very little
interest being taken. chiefly for tl'a
reason that there are no contests tor
municipal Offices. However. tho refcr-
endum on the question Of fire equipment
may be the means Of bringing out
. good vote
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xuirhta on oolu,nbu Meeting.

Of the local council Of the knights Of
Columbus was held in their rooms on
Hanover street last night with a goo!
attendance Of tho members. \ large
amount of important business was dis
posed of. following which a social ses-
sion was enjoyed.
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pnnohnntns Mnetinr.

The members OF the Degree or foco'
hontas auxiliary OF the Improved Or
der of Red Men. Will meet in the Fra
tcrnal hall on North Fifth street this
evening. and according 10 the. ofhcialS
of the order, a large amount OF import
ant and Interesting business VIII como
I'D for transaction.
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Tia newly organized Bellatre baseball
team will clash with the fast Men nine
Sunday at the Sixteenth street park
here. Tho two teams are about evenly
matched and the game should be a
rood one. Sells and Long will form the
6attery for the local nine. It will be
tho FIRST time the two teams have met
during the present season.
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Esx Paaehall roninht.

VIII weather permitting . game Of
baseball Will be played this evening at
tho Klee diamond between tho Nee
team and the West Twenty-third street
All Stars. L. Smith, former semi
pro twirler OF this vicinity. will pitch
pARta will tHtrl for tho Klee team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06

A party OF local men interested in the
Scout movement will make the trip 10
the summer camp Of the local troops on
Big Wheeling creek. this afternoon at
three o'clock in automobiles and they
will spend the night there, returning
TOMORROW morning.
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Our Awninrp Satisfy and Shade You
wheeling Tent Awning Co. Jy-10-ti
M,s.,oua-y society Entertainod.

Tho members Of the. Young, Peoples
Club OF St. Pauls Episcopal church
wcro very delightfully."- entertained ut
tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman on
Clinton street, last night. with practlc-
ally all OF the members present. Tho
evening was spent at social games and
concluded with refreshments.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06

Coroner Wyatt or South Bellaire. was
Ak Crescent, near 81. Clairsville, yester-
day, investigating the death Of a coal
miner. The man was caught under q
1All Of stone and crushed to death.
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MAS I4R Broken.

John Tolesky. foreigner Of Neffs,
IN confined to tho City Hospital with =
fractured leg. The injury was received
when ne was thrown from his motor
cycle while riding on the pike near
Neffs. He was Immediately brought to
Tho hospital here.
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he won. Then love took n hand in his
game and he tr!cd to rradjust his code
codc to win and hold love. He won. but
he odds OF his past were too great. ana
he lost both love and fortune. batting
thcs- oGds. for the sake of love that
was lost ne won back his fortune and
his friendships. and with them returned
love
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Bixhop Berry Spoke,

Bishop Berry. ono Of tho big men OF
the Methodist Episcopal church in the
country. spoke at tho F:pworth Park
Chnutauuua yesterday. HI appeared In
connection with Methodist day. In
spite OF tn" rain many from this city
were in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06

Fiv" forcirn lads IF Gravel Hi wefe
rounded mp by tho police hcrc ycster-
day. assisted hy Chief Of Polio" Nc
ConnauGhcy. Of bridgeport. The boys
robbed an ice cream wagon at Bridge
port while the driver was in n confcc-
tionery. They secured SIS. Parents Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
BELLAIRE NEWS

{, ness men met with representatives Of
the company and discussed the PROPOSE
! ton. An initial expenditure Of $4,000
for buildings will be made and an addi-
tional expenditure Of $4,000 will be
! mado for eQui pment.
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After Glass Plant. !,

GhadysIde has an excellent opportun-
Nv. TO land the new 4. c. Wilcox glass
Sfnnt committee composed Of
Eessrs. McConn. Futhcy, Gamble. Syar-
5ray and Keyscr has been named TO Sc
~ q fund with which to purchase a
o. several acres. Shadyside busi-
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interesting Event Scheduled.

An interesting event Ia scheduled fer
thus afternoon when tn" members OF tho
Wednesday Afternoon club will hc on
tcrtHincd with u chicken and waffle
dinner at WclCnm" inn at Iloydsville.
Tho members who Will attend have hcrn
asked TO meet nj the Roberts drug
they will he conveyed to the place of
.CntCrt ainmCnt In autos. Those who will
not be abb" to attend hay" been asked
to notify on" Of Ia" following. who arc
IN" businesses for IN" occasion: Mrs.
Frank Roberts. Mrs. Frank Woodcock
and Mrs, W, W. Scott.
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News that the Riverside plant across
the river, would resume in n few days
was welcome here. Several hundred
Bellaire men who have been idle for
some time past are mployed at tho
Tpianf
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Dance We'll Attended,

The dance which was given by tho
members of the Port Huron CLUB OF INC
Womcn's Benefit association or inc
Maccabccs. at Wheeling park, last nlGh'.
was one Of the best attended Of recent
months and all present enjoyed Nne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-06
Moose Meeting Interesting.

Tho members Of the local lodge Of the
Loyal Order Of Moose. held an interest :
IuS ana imporIant meeting in their hull
on Hanover street last night, with ono
of the best attcndanccs "f tho season.
\ large amount of business was dls,
posed Of, anu social session enjoyed
later.
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O, q. A M. Meeting.

The regular weekly meeting OF the
order of United American Men, which
was held in the rooms Of the Hcinlcini
building yesterday evening, was well
attended and large amount of ousi-
ness Of Importance was taken care or
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Complimentary Event.

Miss Lesnoir Pomery OF North Frank
lin street will entertain number OF
friends at her home Thursday evening.
The event is complimentary to Miss Ma
tile Simmerman who leaves soon for
Clarksburg. w. Va, to make her home:
to the event.
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aeoIaantAl Doath verd.ct.

Coroner Wyatt Of South Bellaire has
rendered q verdict OF accidental death
fn the case Of John Rushitnik. the fore
3arer Of Maynard who died at the Mar
tins Ferry hospital. Tho man was
caught under a fall Of stone and badly
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Tho fact that tho vacation season Is
now on Ia proven by the large number
or local residents who arc spending va
riuus lengths of time at various sum-
mer resorts and camps about the coun-
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For Sle-Six-room house. hot and
cold water, bath and electric lights,
centrally located on street car line.
Will sell at bargain Call w. IL Hide
brand. AIS Walnut street.
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BRIDGEPORT
news
Leave news items for Tho Inter
iigenccr at Hickcy's News stand
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or toe
Bridgeport hardware Company.
Village Council Meets.

The monthly meeting Of the village
council was held last night with all but
| one member present. The monthly, re
port of the mayor. showing, total OF
s4S collected for the month. IN hhcs
and licenses, and the report al N" mar
shall showing three arrests for the
month were read and approved.
The bridge committee reported on inc
old west end bridge to the effect that
arrangements have been made 10 have
the Baltimore and ohio railroad com.
pany diSmantlC 'hc structure. provided
they will adhcar 10 their agreement
Gnade some timr ago to do the work
without cost To the city. motion pre-
vailed TO Civ" all Of tho lumber from
I the StruCtur" To- S'It"ca Lyle OF thus city
I in return for tho work of removing the
same.
Attorney Fred Srriggs. special attor-
ncy of the city in tho Wheeling Traction
injunction case. was present ana SUB.
mittcd complete copy of the decision OF
Judge Safer Of th' federal court. and
discussed tho case al some length. He
stated that "injunCtinnS are OF two
kinds. temporary. where conditions are
considered as being dangerous and per-
mancnt, where condition arc intoler-
able" II firmly believe. said Mr..
SpriEgs. that when tho case comes TO
a final hearing the permanent Injunction
will be granted because tho defendant
franChis" in Bridgeport has expired and
the city has under the conditions "A per
move it's property from the streets.
The final hearing in the case Is expected
to he given at the September term of
federal court.
In tho report OF tho water committee
, Councilman Morrow stated that repeated
efforts to get satisfactory settlement
of their water contract for the future
out Of tho Martins Ferry council have
been unsuccessful He suggested pur-
chasing site for tho erection Of water
plant for this city in the future. Coun-
Gilman MCDanicls suggested that the
council make an effort to ascertain what
II plant for this city would cost. prepara-
tory to installing ono here.
a motion prevailed that the solicitor
be instructed to draw up franchise
accepting tho decd OF n street in tho
Waterman addition, from tho board OF
education with thr intention Of improv-
ing the same Following tho payment
of all the routine monthly bills, the
council adjourned to meet next month.
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The greater the necessity for saving
the great CT your opportunity & use
The IntclligcnCcr Want Ads.
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Hand Injured

W. H. Hildebrand, grocer, Is selling
fresh country eggs at 46 cents per
dozen.
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try. At the present time all who are
able to get any time off work have gone
some where for recreation.
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The Belmont Street Bridge.

the boys agreed TO pay the money back
and the ythus escaped prosecution.