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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
SHADYSIDE

ARRANGEMENTS have hccn completed 20
hold the annual THANKSGIVING Day ser
vices this year in IN" i,resSytrTilnn
Rev. A. L. benjamin will deliver the
sermon.
Mrs. Walter Lovejoy, Of West Forty
first street was hostess on ThuTsday
fureru lunch was one Of the pleasant
features Of tho meeting.
Rev \. G Whltmurc. pastor or the
Methodist church, has announced his
sermon subjects for tomorrow as FOL
lows: morning, THE Secret Place Of the
Most High" evening, The Stewardship
OF Life"
entertained I party Of young people on
Thursday evening in compliment to her
niece. Miss Gladys Fendinger' OF Netl'
who Is her guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. IIallett are pre-
pairing to move next week from their
present home on Central avenue to the
flat on the second floor OF the new SPop
building erected very recently on East
Thirty-ninth street.
Mir: and Mrs. Peter schramm and an,
neral of the young son of Mr.. and Mrs
t. c. Kirkland. Of Key. on Wednesday
Hurial was made at the old "esee
church.
land, is spending the end Of the. week
with her mother, Mrs. Kate DortI;
Miss nellie Sammons. of East Thirty
sixth street. entertained last evening at
a miscellaneous shower given In COM
plimcnt to Miss Mable Hcdleston. whose
marriage 10 Mr.. Reese, OF Bellare, will
be an event Of Thanksgiving Day.
Members of the Jr. o. |. A. VI. enjoy
ed a social meeting and supper OF the
clos" Of the business session on Ihurs-
day evening.
Word has come from Johns Hopkins
hospital in Baltimore that Mr.. ). T..
Howell who accompanied his vile TO
that institution last week. Is also pa
ticnt there. He was suffering from
lurnbaEo and heavy cold when he left
home. but the direct cause of his pres
cnt illness Is not known. The condition
Of Mrs. Howell is little changed.
The foundation for the new home OF
street. is completed and the frame Will
be rrectt i as rapidly as possible.
Friends Of the couple here have re-
rcivcd announcements of the marriage
ur Miss lima RowleS, daughter OF the
late Or. and Mrs. r. J. Rowles. who for
merly resided here. and Mr.. Harley
Dunlap. Of West Alexander. Ia. The
ceremony was performed last Saturday
in the William Penn Hotel. Of Pitts
hurgh. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Davis.
formerly Of Shadyside, were the at
tcndants.
Miss Ncva Caldwell. Of Dover, was a
guest Of her cousin. A8 Doane Cald-
well, OF Crptral avenue, thursday night
and yesterday.
Mrs. Louis Tricbcr, of East Thirty
sixth street, is r"CnT"rjnr from an Ill
ness Of three weeks duration.
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GAINESVILLE

The largest department store in east
ern Ohio opened its doors TO the public
yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Ihls
store" owned by +. q. HARRISON: IS an
floor space Ivy any similar establishment
between the cities Of Columbus and
Pittsburgh. Souvenirs were given from
cnch department. and music during the
TaspaIIa.r"'s orchestra from Sisters
vill". W. Va. ,,.,,
Misses Mildred Col" and Doris FoWeIi
left yesterday for '"IunhuS I" hltchG
the football gam" between lllih"IS nno
Ohio state university. Jhey Will a1so
Hticnd tn" dinner dance gwen al w. D
|. IN tho evening" o,.,. .
G.. L. Lynch 81 hIllairc, 'n'o' was "
visitor in town NrdncSdhy. ,o.,,..
Miss l-llh t"rI''n'Iu OF nT"u'ielu ~, .
st"r" is c"n''n%I I" .i hGr nome Win Sc
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ". Cole Of South
Lincoln av"nu" left yesterday Tor &c"
Jersey I" visit their daughter Mrs
John -. Spencer.
Corwin Williams went TO Columbus
ycs'-rdny IT, &ticfld the football game
at .. S. |.
\ son was born Thursday TO Mr.. and
Mrs J. Mack Todd Of this place.
Mrs. Charles Shepherd Of Pittsburgh,
this week.
l.. l.. MauinCly. representing the Com
well Candy company of gainesville. was
a business c,,ll,r hero Thursday.
Robert Agar will spend the week end
at Akron. ohio.
Miss EIlh Wright Of Quaker City,
Ohio. is visiting her cousin. Miss Helen
Wright of this place.
William l'hlman of Summcrflcld has
accented n puSitirn in +. G. Harrison's
department store.
MIR. and Mrs r. w. Schumacher and
Mrs. Emma Hobbs of Akron will spcnd
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spending few days as the guest OF his his
street.
James Blinco. we'll known local
ter, is confined to his home in Sea-
hrrGhts Lane with illness.
David Johnson Of Hanover street IS
confined To his home with Il sever" III
ness.
Miss Alice Harris Of North Seventh
street is spending IL few days visiting
with friends at Sicub"nv!ll". Ohio.
Mrs. l.. l.. Schcrhl" has arrived home
after attending Tn" meeting of the Luth-
Gran synod al Pittsburgh.
The condition Of Eugene HILL. Bridge
port young man. is somewhat improved.
pital.
R,v. Il. w. Jamicsin has been teach
ing the FaIrvicw school, which had hcc1l
closed on account Of the lack Of a
teacher.
The regular weekly melting Of the 10.
cal aerc Of the Fratcrnal Order OF
Eagles was held last night.
Allen Graham Of Grccnsburg. IA. is
spending a few days visiting with rela-
Harry "rair and Louis Oxloy Of the
local pustofficc force arrived homo last
night after cabbIt hunt in Guernsey
county
Wnbert Woods and Ross Robinson of
this city are spending today hunting
rabbits in Guernsey county.
Mrs. J. w. Darrah has arrived home
after an extended visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Harry Litton. ut Athol. Mass.
Mrs. Irene CosS is report cd seriously
i'll at the family home on North Fifth
street
The members Of the high school foot.
ball squad held their final practice for
the game this afternoon last night, and
all Of the members are in good condi-
tion.
Mrs. Cyril Davis was tho hostess to
the members of the w. \. " club at her
home on North Fifth street last even
ing.
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Church Notes.

Christian church, Seventeenth street
and Richland avenue. Rev. Fred Heller,
of Bethany, will sepak. Sunday school
at $3.50. Henry Mitchell. superintendent.
Morning and evening services at 1880
and o'clock.
Lutheran church. Seventeenth and
Warwood avenue. Rev. L. A. McCord,
pastor. Sunday school at 9:l5. Supt.
Alfred Harbruck. Preaching at 1880.
Luther league at 6:45. Evening worship
at 1880.
Baptist Mission church. Eighth and
Warwood avenue. Sunday school at
ESQ. Rev. Snyder, Of Wheeling, will have
charge.
NJ. +. church, Fourteenth and Highland
avenue. Rev. Lazcnby, pastor. SUNDAY
school at $50. Preaching at 1890; Ep-
worth league at GAS: evening service al
1870. Special music by church choir
Mission Sunday school. ut Richiand
Mine. Sunday school at 5 o'clock. Mrs
s. T.. Christian will have charge. All arc
cordially invited to attend.
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Supper and Bazaar.

The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. l.
church will give a supper and bazaar
on Thursday December 4, in the dining
room OF the church. \ good menu IS 10
be served. Mrs. W. Is. Mckee Is general
chairlady. The kitchen will be In charge
Of Mrs. Helen Whitman. assisted by Mrs.
l.. H. Overly. The following ladies will
have charge of the supper tables No. !,
Mrs. A. J. Rartc: No. .. Mrs. Rtggle: NO.
3. Mrs. II. T.. Robinson; No. 4. Mrs. d. T.
Phillips. The following will have char Sc
Of booths Mrs. J. y. RumbauGh and
Mrs. William Yags, fancy work and APP
runs: Mrs. $. W. Morris. candy; Mrs. q.
u. EbriEht, china.
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warwood BHefR

Lester Smith, Of South Warwood, will
spent today visiting friends in Steuben'
willie.
A large crowd attended the Thanks
giving dance given last evening al
Laschs hall by the W. A. C. '-.'N
Weekly practice Of the Lutheran
church was held last evening following
which some business was transacted.
Mrs. Catherine Rose and daughter, OF
Bellalre, are the guests Of Mrs. Roses
mother, Of North Warwood.
Carl Pratt, Of Columbus, Is q business
caller in town for a couple Of days.
Mrs. Perkins and daughter. left yes
tcrday afternoon for Washington, Pa.
where they will spend reveral days
visiting with friends.
Mrs. Rose Schutzner Is confined at her
home on Warwood avenue with severe
cold
L. A. Hoffman. who. had his hand
better.
Harry Shepherd, Of Claysville, was Q
business caller in town yesterday.
1t is understood that Seventeenth
street, which Is in very bad shape, will
be repaired next week providing the
weather permits.
Work is progressing rapidly. on the
erecting of q garage in the rear OF
George S. Dorsch's residence in the
south end.
Miss Julia Yehrling. Of Pittsburgh,
has returned home after spending sever
al days visiting in Warwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Potts, OF Seven
tecnth street, will move to wheeling
next week.
Miss Margaret Harris Of North War
wood, is spending several days visiting
in Parkersburg
The Scott Lumber company Is receiv-
ing a large amount Of lumber and 1t Is
understood that they are getting ready
for the spring rush. It Is understood
that a large number CT houses Will DC
erected as soon as weather permits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
CARNEGIE MILL
. MEN VOTE TODAY
Fire at Hodefer Glass Plant Does $500
characterization Franchise
Up Monday.

4 a committee OF the mil! workerS, "Io
have been en- a strike for weeks. an
nounccd at the city building yesterday
afternoon that 4 meeting would be- h"lo
this morning at ten o'clock at the Car
viii be taken on the proposition TO re
turn TO work \ concerted effort mas
been made the past few days TO haSV
the men return 10 their work again. inc
committee which announced the meeting
for this morning were not members OF
Ntha strike COMMITTEES Of the local union
OF iron and steel workers. They SAID,
however. that they had secured express
sion from many Of the men and that
majority OK item desired TO return 10
their eInplc yment.
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RellalrO HriefA

MIS- Taylor Corbett, OF West Twenty
third street, has returned from a visit
with her sister at Rayland.
Mrs. George He'll is improving ut the
Martins Ferry hospital. where she I'M
derwent an operation.
4 rehearsal of tho Americas club min
strcl was held last night.
The Moose club will give a dance to-
night at Moose hall on Union street.
Miss Helen johnson Of South Bellaire,
will entertain friends at her home on
Monday evening.
Many local football fans saw tho
Wheeling-Cambridge game yesterday af
ternoon.
Chester c. sedgwick left last night for
Columbus to attend III" Ohio Statc-1ll-
ncis football game today.
s. B. McClain has begun the work OF
erecting n retaining wall at the east side
Of the city reservoir.
Mrs. Robert Nelson. Of West Twenty
third street. is quite i'll Mt her home.
The work Of remodcinE the residence
OF Judge Charles J. Lynch on North
Jefferson street is nearing completion.
Lester F. Gibbons has been accepted
for the army at tho local recruiting Of
fec and forwarded TO Columbus bar
racks.
Miss Clara Sommers. injured in an
auto accident hnck Of Wheeling. has
boon brought to her HON" here from the
Ohio Valley General hospital.
DR.. and Mrs. 4. c. Ecetham enter
tanned friends at their home on Thirty
seventh street last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
WHY not RELIEVE
THAT COLD NOW?
DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-IIoney Is
noted for its effectiveness

YOU'LL find the small cost Of a
Y generous bottle of DR.. Bells
- Pine-Tar- Honey sum we'll spent
when you learn how promptly and
efficiently and comfortably it helps re-
lieve that lingering or new cold or
cough.
Its balsamic and healing antiseptics
are unsurpassed in promoting case
from distressed bronchial tubes, help
ing to loosen phlcgm, congestion, and
allaying Inflammation. Children, too,
]ike its pleasantness. Thousands every
where use it the minute they feel a
cold coming on. Get a bottle at your
druggists to-day &c., o0c-, $l.20
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has been secured by the local high
school team for basketball practice.
The regular meeting of the meinoers
of c. l.. Penny tent Of the Knights OF
the MacCahccs. was held last night o
4 good crowd Of local people are
nIluniuE to see "Frcckles." presented
by the broadway Amusement Company
al the Pa&tlmS theatre in Martins Fer
ry. next Tuesday evening
prDuty shrriifS arrested man yes
tcrday who was hunting illegally hav-
ing secured a license, although he Is
not 4 citizen.
Local football enthusiasts will attend
the came between Ferry High and the
team from Washington, Pa. high school,
at League Park. this afternoon.
The last of the high schools exams
for this semester. were concluded yes
terdav and the students are not sorry.
Howard II. Wilson. local undertaken
made a business visit to Colerain. o..
Yesterday.
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POSLAM CAN
HEAL SICK SKIN
SO QUICKLY

Your urgent need for some thing. right
away t. clear unsiEhtly skin TO- heal
hrnkru-rut places, To remove PimplcS
nn5 h!cn,shrs. is splcndidly mot III Pos
lam which drives away the very trou-
hes Won ARE anxious TO be rid OF quick
~ Soothes angry skin. stops itching
aggravatiun. Saves time money. lcm-
nor Embarrassment. II is safe, easy to
i,sn and SO little does so muCh-be-
cause il is highly concentrated.
Sold everywhere. For free sample
write to Emergency Laboratories, 2i3
West 47th St, New York Guy.
I'oSlam Soap is a daily treat TO tender
skin or skin subject 10 cruptional trou-
blcS.
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Rridreoort RriefS

Albert NonklC has EOnr 10 Los An
COLES. cal, whore he vii spend the win
ter with brother. Ed who Is located
at that place.
The members Of the local troop Of
BOY Scouts. held q riff" practice last
nirht in preparation for their contest
with tn" members Of the Junior Rifle
Corps Tuesday.
John Giffcn, Charles Criswcll and
Lind Handsun, of this city, Are spending
Bert willard. we'll known salesman
for the ". bingham Company. OF Clcve-
land. O.. spent yesterday in town on
business.
7. j. H. Schaff"r. OF this city, left for
Pittsburgh yesterday. to attend a meet
ing Of the Shrintrs.
The top floor of the Acorn building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-22
VVARWOOD
WARWOOD TO HAVE
union SERVICES

At meeting Of the laymcn of the diff
ferent churches. 1t was decided to hold
a union Thanksgiving service. This SER
vice will be held Wednesday evening.
November 26th. in the high school audi
toriam. Rev. Lazenby, pastor of the NJ.
+. church. Will deliver the sermon. He
will be assisted by Rev. l.. A. McCord
and Rev. j.. L. Carson. a union choir
will render several selections. The choir
will be under the direction of John a.
Moore. director Of the Presbyterian choir.
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Martins Perry RrdaHR

Fred Kurtz has arrived home after n
brief business trip To Pittsburgh.
John NJ Henderson Of North Fourth
street is sp"ndinE n few days visiting
his son Mt EaSton. Pa
Mrs. W. II. Hobbs arrived here from
Los Angeles. Cal, yesterday 10 spend
the wintor with relatives in this city.
Miss Ruth Petit IS spending row
days visiting ut Columbus. and will wit
ness the Ohio ato-1llinois game today.
I. D. Morgan Of New Martinsville Is
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FINED FOR
ILLEGAL SELLING
Selling Tobacco to Minors Is Expensive
for Three Local Confectoners, AL
Of Whom Paid Pines.

Local officials are determined that
the rractic" of selling tobacco and
cigarettes to minors shall BE- stopped.
and three dealers were convicted of this
offense IN Squire William Britton's
court yesterday. and assessed fines OF
$50 and costs each. The practice has
been common IN this vicinity according
To- III" officials and they intend that it
shall b" stopped if II r. necessary 90
fine every offender the limit under the
lnw
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Meet Next monday.

Members Of city council and city SOHO
itor Sedgwick will meet next. Monday
evening at the council chamber, city
building, to 20 over the Wheeling Trac-
ton company franchise proposition. The
traction company now wants council 10
adopt a substitute prepared by the c;'rn-
pany for the previous ordinance. cons'd-
cred hy council, which was also pro-
pared by tho traction company. tney
say they will not accept the former or
dinance. The substitute ordinance as
read by Supt. Billings to councilmen Is
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Plav rrtadelphia High.

The Bellaire high school football team
will play Triadelphia high school eleven
at sixteenth street park this afternoon.
Coach Layman will start his regulars,
but will likely "yank" them soon and
allow the seconds to play. These will
start tho game:
PIckens. end; McDermitt, tackle; Schif-
flcr. guard: Snively. center; Shackleford.
guard; Cutshaver. tackle: Harris, end;
Lopeman. quarter; Kilgore, half; He'll.
half: F'uthCy full-back.
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Margaret Reese Dead.

Margaret Reese. one Of tho well
died at tho homo Of her uncle. Ross
Ellis OF that place. Thursday evening.
death being due 10 dropsv. Deceased
was IT years OF age. The funeral Scrv-
ices will probably be conducted Sunday
afternoon.
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The bazaar of the ladies OF the U. P
church opened at the church yesterday.
with good patronage. 1t will be contin-
ucd throughout the day with buke sale
also,
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To Attsnd UnvetlinR,

The ex-scrvice men Of this city are
requested 10 turn out In uniform TO the
unwilling Of the honor roll and memo
rial tablet IT Benwood this evening at 7
o'clock. a number Of the boys from
Wheeling Will be present. and a full
turnout OF Benwood and McMechep boys
will be on hand.
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will PLAY Elm Grove.

Tho Wnrw"od Athletic football team
has scheduled game for Sunday after
noon with the Elm Grove A. G. at Elm
Grove. Tho local team is reported To he
In fin" snap" for tho game and all OF the
squad are expected to be out Sunday
morning for practice.
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Thomas Warren. a well known local
man, died yesterday at the home Of his
daughter at ST. ClaIrsv!lle. He had been
in Ill health for months and ms death
was not unexpected. He was coal
miner by occupation. having followNi
mining for many years. He was aged
about so years. Arrangements for the
funeral were not completed last night.
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Awnings Taken down, washed ana
stored. Tel. $50. Wheeling Tent b Avn
Ing Co.
'rPrechlea" Tuesday.

The record breaking play written by
Gene Strntton-Portcr entitled 'FrecKies
will be presented by the Broadway
Amusement company ut the ew PaStime
theatre Tuesday evening. This play, Is
taken from the worlds most popular
novel, and is truly different from the
usual line Of plays. The tickets VIII De
placed on sale this afternoon. and all
seats will be sold at the box Office.
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work on Sewers.

In spite Of the cold weather during
the past couple OF days considerable
work has been completed on the laying
Of the new sewer south of Third street
along Warw0od avenue. AS soon as this
is completed work Will be started on
having Of this stretch unless the weather
VIII not permit.
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recover stolen Robe.

Police yesterday recovered an automo-
bile robe which was stolen from the au-
tomobile owned by Charles Morris. day
boss at the Imperial Glass plant. A
young lad took the robe and disposed or
IL In Wheeling. The youngSter was
taken into custody but later released.
His case will likely be turned over TO
Truant Officer W. o. Umstead. for
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Hampton Funeral To-day.

FW0orII ScrV.c"s Tor tNc LIto Mrs
Elizabeth Hampton. who died at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs Isaac ITog".
al t"lcrain, @, Thursday morning. Will
take plate from The home this morning
at O'clock. followed by iHtrrmcnt al
Sunm9rtOn cemetery.
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To Test Siren.

1t was stated by members Of the Gem
Ter Warwood firrnCn that council re-
quests that the new siren be tested. The
men state that such will be done on
Sunday afternoon. As soon ~ this is
done it is thought that WORT Will be
started on the erecting Of the siren.
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Cowboy Picture Tonight.

Harry Carey. in his latest cowboy
Picture cnrI''rd dropped" winch is
chuck full Of thrills and DIR" devil
stunts. vii! y" the main attraction at
the Family thcalr" this afternoon and
evening. In addition. Charlie Chaplin
in "Shanghait d." Will also De- shown
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Mating Chnnned

Methodist church. Will meet with Ms.
!. NJ. Hunter. az her home on Nam
street. Tuesday evening 60 next week
tn" meeting date having been changed
from Thursday IS originally stated.
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French Acc Spoka

Rev. Gill Wilson. OF i'arkersburg. an
ace in the French air service. during the
war, gave an interesting address at the
First Presbyterian church last night. He
told In q most interesting manner his
experiences while overseas
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whitaker Plant to Resume.

The miners employed in tho coal mine
Of the Whitakor-Glessner company of
this city returned to work yesterday
morning. and all preparations are being
made for the rcsumption Of the hot
mills at the plant Monday morning.
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Rations To strikers.

Another allotment of food was distrto-
utcd among the striking steel workers
Of this city yesterday by the strike COM
mittcc.' The distribution took place at
the ct,y building auditorium. 1t was the
biggest allotment OF food yet sent TO
this for distribution among the strikers.
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for The lnt"lIlsehcer
nj the Burd News Agency. South
Fourth street, or call Martins ferry
537-R.
=, bert w. Ottc. LEGAL Correspondents
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HamDton Funeral To-day.

The funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Hamp
ton. mother Of Mrs. Clara Van Pclt or
this city. who passed away Mt Colerain.
Ohio, will n, conducted from the place
Of death this morning At O'Clock. with
interment at SummCrtOn.
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Mrs Ben Nen. aged rs years. died at
the home Of her daughter. Mrs George
Harris IN Bald Knob She leaves n SON..
Crawford Neff. of Shadyside, besides her
daughter. Funeral services will be ut
the Bethel church Monday.
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The Bellaire Athletics and the Vance
A. c. football teams clash here Sunday
afternoon. The game promises TO be
one OF the best of the season. The To-
calls beat the Ferry Capitol Inns 1870
and the Vance beat the same team 10.
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Mrs. w. Dixon vii entertain this af-
tcrnoon with n carl party compliment
nrv 10 her guests. The afternoon will be
spent in playing five hundred and at 6
o'clock the guests Will repair to the din
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Rehsaye sunday,

4 full dress rehearsal OF the Americas
club playground minstrel will be held at
the Elk Grand theatre Sunday afternoon.
Clint Draper will be in charge OF the re-
hearsal. a rehearsal was held last night
Mt the Young Mems club rooms.