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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
Father Searching
for Missing Girl

Letha Long. 16. 1Is Blewctt ave.
who disappeared Friday, is being
sought by an anxious father. She is
described as being OF light com.
ploxion. with blue eyes. She is sub
ject to fainting spells. The girls
mother died Thursday. and 1t Is
thought that she became temporari-
iy unbalanced thru grief.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
SICNED;
war IS ENDED
Historic Ceremony Takes
Place in Versailles Palace
Continued From Page One

D.
They we're accompanied by a smail
staff Of secretaries.
An official OF the French foreign
office obtained the German delegates
credentials at > a. m. and took them
TO the DUAL d'orsay for examination.
Dr. Herman Mueller and DIR. 10
ham Bell. the German agncra. were
stu in bed at 10 n m
Big crowds were In the streets ~
an early hour.
Germans Fearful
Tho Germans expressed fear the
treaty TO he signed might contain
variations from the original. IL was
learned today.
Secretary Dusasta. of the peace
conference. thereupon delivered to
Secretary Won Hanici OF the German
delegation n letter signed by Premier
Clcmenceau. guaranteeing the copy
signed today would not vary from
the text handed TO Count Brockdorff
Rantzau. former head OF the German
commission.
German threats not to live NJ h
the treaty supuiations regarding ths
eastern boundary have bean met by
the big thr-e with instructions to the
supreme war council TO take up con
sideration ot-the problem Of getting
munitions ami war materials TO the
Polish army.
Col. House. Lord Miner. Sir John
simon. signor Terespi and viscoun'
chinda have been appointed n special
committee to draw up model manda
tories.
The question OF Austrian rcpara
tons has been completed and the re
mainder Of the Austrian treaty is ex
pected TO be presented at st. Ger
main on Monday.
In the Hall of Mirrors at the pal
ace there vera PAGES for represen
tatives OF nearly every race and
creed in the world.
The big horseshoe table was on a
platform elevated about foot above
the floor. In the center OF the horse
shoe space was a smaller table topped
with brown leather. on which rested
the treaty. One chair stood before
this table. which was used by the
delegates in signing.
An ancient and valuable brown
tapestry carpet was on the floor. and
the delegates sat at brown tapestry
covered tables.
At the eastern end Of the hall were
saions-the Salon lie Paix and the
Salon de Guerre. The Salon de Paix
was reserved for distinguished visit
ors. seating about 900. Tho Salon Dc
Guerre was for the press. and had
seats for so Americans. so British. 50
French. 40 Italians. 25 japanese, 10
Germans. 10 from smaller powers
and 20 from neutral nations. In this
salon special American telegraph and
telephone lines were installed. over
which news OF the signing could be
flashed to the cable office.
Prominent seats In the visitors scc
ton were reserved for Mrs. Wilson
and for Miss Margaret Wilson.
The courtyard was n blaze Of mill
tary splendor, detachments OF all thf
allied armies. with flags unfurled
coming sharply TO attention as the
delegates arrived In automobiles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
TAKE APPLICATIONS
FOR ALASKA SERVICE

Tho army recruiting station here
has just been authorized TO accept
applicants for service In Alaska
and send them direct TO Vancouver
Barracks for immediate transporta-
ton North. They win be attached
to tho 21st infantry. Such enlist
ments must be for three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
IOWA LEGISLATURE TO
BALLOT ON SUFFRAGE

DES MONIES. Iowa, juno U.s.
Suffrage amendment 10 the federal
constitution viii be voted on by the
general assembly in special session
at 10 o'clock July 2. Governor Hard
ing issued the call for the special SEES.
sion Just before noon today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
CHURCH CLASSES

Tho 'class in fundamentals" has
united with tho postsermon Bible
class. with Rev. II. u. Sutton as
teacher, meeting at 1890 in the par
lors OF the First Presbyterian church.
Everybody is cordially invited.
what Ais Southern Ireiand?" will
be discussed Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
300 Star Carriers
See Wilkes Show

Dean Worley. manager OF the
Wilkes Theatre, entertained The
Star carriers Friday evening at
the performance of "Charley's
Aunt" that screaming comedy.
Needless to say It produced howls
OF laughter from the youngsters,
some OF whom were on their feet
most OF the time. over 800 boys
witnessed tho show as the guests
of Manager Worley. and the boys
wish to thank him for the splen-
did time which he gave them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
Mother Near Death Asks
Police to Find Her Boy

The police have been asked to
locate two missing boys whose
mothers. ono OF whom is on her
deathbcd. arc waiting anxiously
their return
Edward 8. Flanagan. a logger. Is
being sought by his sister. Mrs.
Joseph Flanagan. 2is goth ave.
His mother lies dangerously Ill at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
FITzCFRALD GOES SOUTH

The deliberations OF the city coun-
ell will be carried on without Coun.
Gilman c. u. Fitzgerald for the next
two weeks. Among the passengers
on the steamship Governor Friday
night were Councilman and Mrs.
Fitzgerald. They will visit several
California cities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
Nonpartisans Win
Referendum Fights

FARGO. N. d., June 2S.--Unitcd
Press. )--Victory for the Non Partisan
league In the referendum OF seven
bills Thursday was assured today as
returns from remote precincts piled
up n big lead for the league The
returns were not complete today,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28

Snohomish. Flanagan Is said to ~
well known among tho loggsrl
Lawrence Meehan. 20. u wanted
by his mother In Oakland She
sent him q ticket TO return house
about a month ago. and nothing
has been heard from him since.
He Is said to have been working
in the shipyards and his last Cd
dress Is given as 6fsh Sixth ava. 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
THIEVES GET PENNIES,
WATCH AND ClGARETS

The cigar store OF A. II. Kellogg.
S223 Ballard ave-. was entered
some time Friday night. Thieves
carried away 80 cents in pennies.
a valuable watch and quantity
of cigars and cigarets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
TEXAS RATIFIEs SUFFRAGE

AUSTIN. Texas. June 2S.--Ratifi
cation OF the federal suffrage amend
ment was completed today, when
the senate passed the house resolu.
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-28
YACHTS RACE SUNDAY

The third heat Of the Waterhouse-
Sands handicap race, on Lake Union.
will be held Sunday BY the Queen
City Yacht club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

IT, D. Rnrvln hnr returned Ia hin hnmc
nj Huntington inter II brief Whit hero
with frlnndn.
manuel d71unirr wnr called To Man
ninEtnn ynnlnrdny by IN" d"n'a or rein
iIvnH.
John I,In,brrKcr spent ycrtcrdny In
Wheeling on bunIncrH
Mirn Arhcrnri hnn returned To her
homo nj Iurlon hfirr npnntlInK tho pnnL
ncv-rni dnyn here with relatives.
Mlnn Carrie Yrntrrr who hnr boon III
at her homo un Caldwell street for tho
pnrI rovrrni dnyr. la nhln to hn out
again.
Mrp. Trnt1,rr Goodwin lnn returned
homo after brief whit with rnfniivnn
ut lrnirmoT.
Ing on hin family lnnt evening at their
ho,n, on Marshall nj rv,ni.
Minn Audrn Dury hhr rrcivrTc1 nfirr
b-luR confined mt her homo for tho part
urvnrnl dnYr.
Mirr IIcirn McKee, oontInu"r III nj jtrr
HON" 0f pnrumnnln.
Clarence Mnrplc hnn rrrumct1 hin WORT
at tho II. e. O. nftor ruff~rinE from n
rprnincd nnlt1r for tho pnnt wnoh
Mrs. John M(S'rnclcon han returned
home after n brief whit nj MoundHvillo
Mr. .Tnmcr Rhril. who h,n boon III
ut her homo on Fifteenth nj rrHt for tho
pnrl Hcveral weeks In now on tho why
to recovery
Robert Dicecrson continues i'll Mt his
home or pneumonia.
Mrs. John ITiggnca Ia III Mt her homo
on Marshall street. OF pneumonia
Mrs. G.. Hohstctcr Is Ill ut tho Ohio
Valley hospital.
Mrs. Cusack was calling on friends in
Wheeling sterday.
Mr.. Ray Hornrr and family have
moved to their new home on Seventh
street. recently purchased from J. G.
Carpenter.
Seats may he reserved Mt the Carroll
pharmacy for the Benwood Glee Club
Ministries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
ST. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Probate Cout

Minnie L J. Holloway. executri1 OF
Hannah Gaus. deceased. vs. Josephine
Dillon ct al Cause heard. finding that
nil Defendants are properly before the
court, that the allegations OF petition
Are true and sale OF real estate neces-
Wary 10 Day debts. Appraisemcnt order
ID. free Of dove rand life estate Of Max
\ E&nR, widower, order Of apprusement
/ aagmcd.
- KRde Hudock. guardian OF John Hu-
!. Hoc3r, q minor. vs.. her ward ct al. Ped-
zion 10 De1 real estnta. affidavit and e1-
Afhfts dled. Set for hearing April II.
h9t9, 1t 10 q M Notice ordered. order
Hrr notice fsSNed and continued. Waiver
NJ suurnous and entry OF appearance
Med b., defendant. Mike Hudoch- An
gSser OF defendant. Katie Hudoctt. rled.
Estate OF L. r. Petty. docease1. VIM
and application 10 nfInit To probate nied
evith waivers or notice. T'ostin0ny or
afttno<,Sen tako1i. retlu"e-l 10 writing ana
iien. I-rni,ata AMI ro"t'rh "rt1aI-d ciin-
zion urt1aTed ami Issued To widow To
rnhha election under win
EAoate or John ilutnr. 1o~ooao1. WIN
Apd application I" oilmi, !" pr"hat"
ssisd. flet for hoarlng April 7. 1910 ut
@ a IN. Notice ordered and Iaauofl ~
soetft.oner Cor minor nosf Of kin.
IS Estate OF .Inrp~a r. Moran. do~eas~d
Application fled for Annie lfcnRue. For
isi1n guardian To demand receive receipt
Ror remove district share. Waiver or
notice fllcd by adminiseratrlH. Cause
heard, authority granted to receive TO-
raplt for and remove district ahero-
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crnnr al al. Judgment hy agreement ar
pnriIrn IN fnvnr Of rln!nillf against H"'
! rrudnnln for 80 md ""nin.
Tnnuy II~blnriu VI. tho Iiniiln &
| Ohio K. IT, Co. Hulil"h at C"rsr OF de-
| f"urnui
Jnrcph Mniyl vH. l"mlH Macy. l'"I"n-
! dnnt rmIIcI To appear Thcr"uI"n In"
pIaintirr with c"rrrcu, OF TIA" court wniv-
| cd n Jury nnd c.nuac submitted to court:
. trlaI had. court linda issues in favor "t
! pIaintifr nnd asscss his damage mt tho
/ sum Of 5000. for which sum with COSTS
! Judgment Is here returned against do
/ PENDANT.
| &I,nr ounrcc We. Elizabeth McMcchcn-
| Settled dismissed. costs paid.
/ Otc-Pctit Hardware Co. Va. r. L.
| Ryrum Sons Co. CT nj. Motion or nc
! PENDANT E. r new trial ovcrrulcd. Judg-
| mcnt on verdict
Court Entries.
Emmett V. Bilycu VS.. Oliver Bilycu.
/ Report Of commissioners approved and
confirmed. Plaintiff elects TO take OF
apprtdscment. subject To dover. Sheriff
! ordered to execute deed TO him. Order
! Of distribution
The Lake Shore Liquor company Va
! John Yurlsochcck. Jury returned verdict
| I'm favor OF defendant. Judgment on
verdict and for costs against pininiln
. Henry S"lwny w. -. W. Slcwny. De
| frnianI given leave 1" nlG motion III
! athnter
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liam 3chnrrr. l.nnd In Washington ~

liam acharrr. Innd In Washington -
$12b.
u. II I'orkinn m g"nr'lIn" I" I'nrry
, I'rrlsInn Land in WnrhinEt"" TIP
S32.4.
;,IInn Perkins ct nj I" Harry r"rhinH
Land In washington TIP. !t."li17.
Mike and Ami" I!iE: to John l.. nhd
Carrie Martin. Two acres in Col"rnir
Up @39tSo.
John l. Davis ct al To Nathan C
Kemp. Land in bethesda. 81.
Hurry Z. Gibson and t:st"lia i. Glib
son to Clarence Mullctt. Land in Pow
hatan Point. 5000.
Edith Thomas ct al to Harry +. GID
son. Lot IS in Powhatun Point
$1,000.
Donald Huh McGhcc and Oral McGhc'
10 Robert Brown. Lot 80 in BciiNre
SO.
Cora NJ. Booth ct al to Harry S. Rus
sell. Lot l in Rcllare. 81.
Common Pleas Court.
New cases filed:
Cora Bethel vs.. Ross Bethel. ACTOR
for divorce and ulimuny.
Florence Boich VS.. Thomas Boich. Ac
ton or divorce and aIimOny.
Elizabeth II. Silcorn ~. Michael i
Slknra- Action or dlNorr" ana hliin"hY
Margaret i. 'ihlch"ll ~. Albert df"S
and Mrs. Albert Gray. Appeal
Joserf,ino Hhurknn W.. Mlh" Miller
Plaintiff allrgca In tn" i"illlph lhnI 10
OctniroE. 1917. defendant PROMISED ''
1 marry PLAINTIFF. and sh'" has ever slime
lpoo4, ready and willing /" marry defend
rnnl and has frequently I"I""nl"d Il"
fot,1anI Ia "nrrY "iII nhh rniiiIl h'e
pr,rniao To marry hor. yet defendant ~"
giocis and roru1oa Ia marry h"r Il"in
mr. ihcrrrprn asks damag"a in To" Hu"
of $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
M'MECHEN
r.,,uro,d <1lpo nuso uz,uusrvlr.


Monday. April 26th- TIM Federated
Cruftn OF thin city ond Bonwood will
pro.:on1 tho Bcnwood Tco Club Min
H,rnln IN tho public nohool auditorium
OF thin c,ty. Thin Ia thc flint time n
minstrel hnr owcr been ahnwn In thtn
city and 1t PROMISES to bo n great ruc-
ccsn. IT Will DO q fn1stl from the time
You outcr undl you go out. Scenery
will b furnished by tho vnembcrs OF
tho hoao house. Tho great dancer.
IInven Robb. OF Wheeling. In taking
part. and also Byron Leach with HIS
An1can hnup. wdh help entertain you.
Tho Pruuter orchestra has been engnRcd
to render tho munic- Dick Dcegnn. VINO
was q great succcss in the play The
Iron Hand" singing when Toncy Goes
Ovor tho Top WIN sing How You
Gonna Keep Tm Down on tho Farm"
II liz assured that those who will attend
WIN enjoy themselves. Those taking
mart In mo HransHels are:
Misses El1zubeth Donovan. Billy Dec
gan, Sue Mnhod. Mcr4pel Specht. IGphncl
Deeenn. TrarnGs Hanloy. Mrs. William
Mea1rz. Hnxry nDoGutre Charles
Rroschn. Dip,t Dcegnn. Blu Knier. Rob
ert DooEnn. JnInen munfy. billie Bartlett.
John Donovan. Tunho Se1ilwngon. Al
fred Grammar. Louis "erninki. Hurry
CnpdEou. HE1dn nU6b. Byron Loach
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Mrs. Margaret Bowers. prominent 10
chi woman, passed nwny Into Thurndhy
night ut her homc at tho corner OF l;lny'
rn,,,, n, In, result Of Il long illncnn. She
In survived by hGr husband. J. w. j.
Ilnwcrn. and QUO ron. Edward. Two rih'
tern nnd three brothers nln0 nurvlvr
Irivnto funeral BnrViroH Will u" hrln
Sundny afternoon In tho late HON" with
Rev H. T.. l.. HirIdcr. Of tho ~. Mat
thrwn T.. IT, church OF Wh"rlinR In
chnrgr. inirrIncnt will DO private lf
Mount ltOn1 cGnIrtOry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
RaaItY Deeds Piled.

N Really Deeds HNed-
:j2 The PursSlove-Maher Coal Co. TO J.
T. IddIngs. IS acres in Rlchland TIP. 81
"a John A. BarrtcSlow ct al to w. 3.
E}ckenbottom. 81 acres in Wheeling TIP
$1.oo.
Albert Roam and Loretta Roam to T.
Roam. Part OF lot No. l in Pease TIP.
$500.
Forrest Melville Gray and J. W. CRY
20 W. G. Mccain. Land in Mead TIP
$40.
( William Melting and Sara l. NerlmE
20 I.cw. Marble IS acres in Pultney
Tp. $500.
E IDorniano Chini to tho bridgeport
Savings, Loan and Building association
tIotS66 in Wolrhurst. $40.
h I.nolla CAST and Frnnk Cast to VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Otis RIne Of Rosebys Rock b spend.
Ing few days hero with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. M. r. Cox has returned to her
homo on Jefferson avenue from . visit
with friends In Wheeling.
: daughter. Mrs. c. A. Vincent OF Wheel:
Ing .,-%
! Web Baton has practically recovered
from Injuries sustained In an accident
ut the PARIS Run coaI nina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
MOUNDSvILLE
NEWS


I-nnt uvonlnR very Intervening meet
Ing Of tho Moundnvilln Lodge of hlhh
wnn hold. md uiTicGrn named recently
for tho rnHIInK year were lnnlhll'u
with very irnprcnnivn crrrmonInr. The
nuw nnic0rn hnnunrd rhnrRr OF tho
meeting. lengthy dIncunhiun OF the
pro Jr,;t fur new I:lkn home took plnc".
M urh burIn0nn which hnd nCcumulnt rti
during lhr pnnt two w'>Hkb wnb Tlnnrntl
nwny during tho "vnninE. TIL" attend
nn'N, wan worry lnTHn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

Mrr. r. d. Artis entertained n group
OF her friends last evening ut her home
on Marshall street in honor OF her
father. Mr.. ii. D.. Sarver. Of huntington
The evening was delightfully."- spent in
music and cards and dancing. At Int
hour O delicious dinner WIS served In
the dining room. Those present were:
NJ lsscs Eun Chambers. Ethel Scott
Helen brighton. Grncc Wcst: Mcasrs
Owen MoIirddr. Charles Schnne. II. ID.
Sarver, John Chnrlotton: Mr.. nnd Mrs.
T. u, hrtiS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
EdTu. MON olVoy.

Tho many frIonds Of Mrs Jun" IT
win M.I!ciVeY woTu very sorry l." hear
,,r hc, hrnIh GA Friday nfiorn""n. Mrs.
M,(I[oiv~y had horn nj MI Clemens.
MIrh "a. como Time for tho lrcunf1l at
hnr hcaiih but all" gradually grew
wnrao. anh two wookr uE" wnH brought
Ia Tho homo nf Ior nom. irwin M"Knlv"y
nr W~dr'boir. whore nh" died on April
nj 40 p. III. Shc wan tn" widow OF
tho Into A. r. MrNolvcy md Ind boon I"
resident Of this plncc for number OF
years and wna wrIl and fav"rnhiy known.
Sho WINS n rr.crnhcr OF tho NJ. IT.. church
Of tris plncc. and up until her Illness
several months ago was very actinvc In
all the organizations OF tho church. She
is survived by the following sons: 1r-
win Of Woodsdnle. Charles Of Pittsburgh.
Clarence Of Michigan and Thoburn OF
Montana Funeral arrangements are In
complete, but intermcnt will be made In
the Union cemetery Of this place. Be-
sides her relatives, sho leaves host
Of friends to mourn her loss, she having
been one OF the most popular and highly
respected women Of tho community.
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Funeral To-day

Fmnornl nrrvlcrr will DO hold this
morning over TIA" romninn or ltph"rt l."-
inoynr, infnnt ron OF M. md Mrh oliver
MnI,ou who dlcd Mt their homo on Oak
nvrnuo Thurmlny morning. influenza
md pnrumonln Cnuncd ilin dcnth md no
mot her in norinusly III Of pnnuHinnin.
The nrrvirrr will bo held at II O'Clock
In tho Into homo md inirrInrnt Will &C
cur In Mount ItnG1 crmrtHry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
Commencement uroroipou.

Tho date Of May 29th lna br1,n nnt for
the commencement ckrrclnra for tho
Union high nGhOolH on South Mnrhhull
ri rest. DcnwOod. T'hrr" nrr HcVontern
Rrndu ntrs In IN" clnnn th1r yrnr. IL being
the lnrgeM class for quite awhile. Dr.
w. H. Planning. prcrid~nt of the Wra-
lrynn College. will deliver the nddrnnn
or tho evening I" Tho clnrr. An Inter
rntinE prnKrnn hna been Arranged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
DEATH oH THE RAIL.

PARKERSBURG. w. Va. April A.
Frank Rollins. n youth Of II years. was
decapitatcd Thursday afternoon mt Le-
tart. W. Va. several, miles below Raw
cnswood when he attempted 70 board a
local Baltimore and Ohio freight trnin.
His foot slipped rs he reached the side
Of thc train md he fell under the
wheels his head being severed from his
body. Several persons Mt tho Letart
station Witnessed tho accident.
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Farewell EaTtJ.

Tho I.ni1lrn Ala H"nioiy or tho Tirni
M H. church gave farewell party len'
ovnulnI Of tho homo az MIs. Fred Iin
unor,unu la hnInr ur Mira ! johnson.
who In leaving This oily n""n Tor tho
lower part 81 virginia. whore NH" Will
make hcr future homo, Tho evoning
was apont In music CnnvorHntl"n and
nootllrwOrk. Mira. Johnson wns prcHonl-
OIL with oautiful Ivory jewell caTn, ny
tho n0cicty. At u late hour delicious
refreshments will DO RnrvCd-
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n6Ihnnu fllnh Mani.

Last evening In their club rooms I'M
der the Red star Grocery the Midwny
Club held their weekly business moet-
Ing Tho meeting wns largely attend
ed. During the evening many business
matters of importance was taken UP and
discussed and plans were made for
some social events which will take place
In tho near future. The meeting was
brought TO a close by a smoker.
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Convention ThurunnY

ITunhrrhr ar vinIinrn nrr expected
here Thurriny when tho annual ""nvnn-
tiuu of tho Womnn'r rllIbn or Whrnling
dnlrict Will ho held IN the Firni I'rrrby-
inrInu church. rho program han boon
announced md lnrluhrr II number OF In
IrrnntlnE hhdrrrn"n mud other fcniuron.
Tho local body viii entertain tho vln-
torn In royal mnDncr.
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Br-prino PnrtY.

Mrs Noble war tho honorcd guest nj
n Hurpirc paIty Inst evening mt her
homo arranged by tho mcmhcra or DiE-
trlct No. I. Of tho Indies Aid Society
Of the FirRt M. l.. church. Several
hours OF Informal social diversions oc-
cuIdcd tho evening. Tho affair was
concluded by tho serving Of q delicious
luncheon,
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81. 81. BENWOOD
6tsAlhAn TuAsrAl.

Friendn or tho family aro invited 10
attend tho fun1rnl nnrv1coa 0vor tho re-
unInn OF tho 1Ato William q. Btraxhan
To tnkn plnch thin afternoon n tho Bon
wood M. ". church conducted by Row.
hnrplo. pnntor OF TINT oOnxrorAuon.
Mr.. Strnghnn djod al his homo At 40
Main street following = continued lllnonH
OF lhrrn or four Joarn. Tho docoaand
pnnnrd away curly WodnaAdAJ morning.
Intormnnl will DO mado In, The NoMochen
ccnhtory.
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Examinations OoaA.

Tho 1rrt uniform examinations for
ihH trnrh"rr Of Mnrrhnll county wcrn
brought to n clone ynEterdny afternoon
Tho number enrolled for tho cxnIninn-
toms. which occurred I'm tho Union High
Hchool Mt 1lGnwOod. WINS large. Tho pa
pcrH will hc Scnt to Charleston and will
be returned. corrected.
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Thin afternoon n bnko rnlr will bn
held IN tho Milnr n0Wor rtorn on Jrffnr-
non avenue by mcmhnrm OF tho liuny
cleaners Ginnn Of the Calvary NJ. E.
church. All rnrin of pant rion viii h1 ON
nnlr. Home nLudn candy will nlro DO
ulnprnncl.
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Yor r.oan BOND aa1errnc,.

Arrangements are rapidly being closed
for a big luncheon to be held for work.
ers who will participate in the Liberty
Loan campaign In Marshall county. The
event will tnke place in tho First NJ. E.
church pnrlors next Tuesday evening.
Lieut.. Hahn. Of Washington. repres.n-
tnuve Of tho treasury department. will
be on hand. The loan drive will start
April Il.
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woodmsn OF tho World Moot.

Tho United Wuodmnn Of tho World
will hold their wcGkly meeting thin oVc-
ming In tn" knlGhtH OF PythIaR hnll on
Marshall atrcct Mt & o'clock. At this
meeting n number Of Important business
matters will he taken up Following
the business session number OF intor-
estinR addresses will me made Tho
meeting will DO concluded by a smoker.
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To Damp yIhar7nnn.

Word rrrnivr,l from Jacob Ilnumbor-
E"r. 1uCnl boy JuHt returned from Franco
rtntrn Int ho han b"cu nrnt from Now
YORK. To- Camp Hhorrnnn thilllc0iho. q.
lin unlbnrgcr will DO dIrClmrEod from tho
Ohio CnnU
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Court Entries

Court Entries
Carl S. LaRoche VS.. William r. La
Roche. Settled and dismissed ct costs
OF defendant.
Carl S. LaRoche VI. Louis r. La
Roche at nj. Settled and dismissed at
costs Of dcfandAnts.
Lawrence r He'll VII. AdnTna 1Trprens
Co. Defendant given leave to flo mo-
ton within ten days.
Trlmble & Lutz Supply Go. WI. @. 8.
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mud while here he wna llknd by every
one. During tn" ycnTh ho was h"ro no
built tho new church nuh pnrznnnR".
Iuri before 1t wnn 'nnplrtrd hn t"oE up
ovnnEriiuIic work. lEu many frionhn
will bc glnd 10 l-nr1l Of Tho rir>rrHn ho In
meeting with In hlR rvnngrlintlO work