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New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
usine-ss- N VS.

was anticipating continued liberal receipts
nsxs msek. cord In the local cash market no
Yesterdays Previous Year
% ~ eost sysl,ow $751; S;lSS saSi SSss .lss
i;s :n,,5.I 5sfs l., i5s
and further complaints of the new crop
heading short caused an active buying
movement in the oats market on sasur-
day. and prices at the close OF the day
we're firm, with net gains OF rs to 2Ac
The cash markets also were. firm. and re-
kei prices were nominallly unchanged,
with Nos. l, .. 8 and white quoted at
:l.33 to s134; fancy clipped white.
Yesterdays Previous Year
N, Y: close close. ago.
white sl.aaal.s4 sl.as@1s5 s77M@.7s
suly. sun, loaA ae33 s7n .1n3.
seR!; RRye.-MarkSst sSS steady s4'' 81"
Yes,srdays Previous Year
No o. ! West e.o's sss.n ssta% eIss' $50 tsd
Flour and Mcal-Quotations were:
N. Sss'esH.s's Y' aIn.s Prs0sous c,0.o Year sao
25p14.a6 $13.2b9l425 $11350l1 100
Corn meal
1850 4so 4s5@4s0 3.so0A1o
Rye -four
1l:75@l2.1o 11.75@l2lo e.75
Bran $500 $500 43.00
Cottonseed Oil
There was a frmer tone In the market
yesterday with a better demand from
shorts. who apparently TOOK a more bulish
view OF the technical position and were
Inclined to cover the week-end The bet.
ter tone to lard helped the market, and
at the close values were IL to 23 points
net higher Total sales for the day were
1000 barrels
The range OF prices follows:
FRIDAYS
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

June June so-Aiiss-chainers Mts. Co. ps. Is
Juiy Juiy -Amssiesn ao es Asr- Chemical Co. !; :.
July i-American ca Steel rounderi.s::
June So-Asscciated Oil Corporation. ~
Juns Ias 3 SS--Atch; TOP & s Fe Ry: Co. pf. 2H
July s-Atl, Nat. Bk. of N. Y.,2h & y e,
June so-Barnsdale Corp. Tempy x Y
Juns ss-narreta eo t Co. 'lff:::....... pf. .... !
July l-Canada Southern Ry. Co ... IL
June So-central Coal & Coke Col a & e,
5aiy 5ans e ds e. e E 1 st; l. Ry CO. ii: y X
June so--C.-coia Co. Tempy " T. ctfs' g.
lyme 'uns So--Cons SO Textile Corp ;......... y
gume 1mme 1s-Cont ~ Candy Corp. Tempy.. 4
June so~-Cosden Co. Co.......... !
June I,S0 SO-Sorn Exchange Bank .......
June utle 50 80 petrott e1a r. va 3 co. pr pr ~
june So-Domes Mines Co. La l.,
Juns Iuns So-Eii,h so,r., Aye Bank Of New York
June 30-Gold & Stock Tel. Co i Il
guly .2-Great Northern Ry. Co pf. Ia
june JUNE sS-Ins ss-1s. "A Agr r.. Corp pr. IL
June so-Jones Bros. Tea Co. Inc
Juns 9uns 3S-kansas go .s,r. City So ny. 20. pf.
July 1-Michigan Central r. r. CO..
june june ssNssas sSNs'Isss Fl; S1;eYs SsnS ~ @
ivy IN. Y: Central r. R. Co. IL
June June $o-N 80 YC. & st.L.R.R. Co. ist pt
June 2S-N. Y. Mutual Gas Light Co. S
June June S0-Miagara Falls Power Co. pf. ix
July une S-Nor,hsrn Nor,hern Gsn,sal Ry. Co..
June 3o-Nova Scotia Steel & Coal
Juns ss-"oh!o % ora; Fuel supply co. :. X I
July 2-Paeiic Development Corp.
June },ne 81 81 do Gas & Electric Co.. ~
:, = une So-Parsh & Bingham Corp.
'u,g W. asIFniladelphia Co. ........ Y
: June zS-Pond Creek Coal Co !.
July l-Punta Allegro Sugar Co. IL
y une 3o-Railroad Sec. Co. D. c. stock
tractlon ctfs.. Ser. A........ $40 per N
June 3o-Second National Bank..3 e. ex
1,n June 35o-Sinclair so Cons: Oh Corp. temp
y une 5o-Transue &: Williams S. Forge
July July, 22-U. 5. Food Products Corp: !
Jupe 3o-C: S. Ind. Alcohol Co pf ;,
July 3.Virginta Carolina Chemical
Co. pf. ............ 2
July 2-Westren Pac. r. r. Corp. pf.. IL
June 3o-Westinghouse Ell. & Mfg. Co.
9une 3',i, SO do 1st pf. ......
July 3-Worth- Pump Mach Cor.
poration, " II.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
HOLIDAYS This Week

Monday-ln New South Wales. Saliva
dor, South Australia.
Tuesday--In Argentina, Austria,
Brazil. Canary Islands, Chile, Domini-
Hungary, Malta, Peru, Poland, Spain.
Wednesday-In Guatemala, Panama
Thursday--In Brazil Estate of ANA
zonas), Canada, Ceylon. Newfoundland,
Siam (Bangkok).
Friday-1n Brazil Estate Of Bahia).
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

Southern Spot MArkcts = EaIVeBton
steady, unchanged at 3S50c; sales $50
bales New Orleans quiet. unchanged at
3e.75c; sales. sos bales. Mobile nominal
unchanged at 3e.26c Savannah nominal.
unchanged at $500 Charleston steady.
unchanged at 4o.5oc. Augusta quiet. 2sc
lower at 41c. Memphis steady. unchanged
at 40c: sales $50 balea Houston steady,
unchanged at 3sc: sales. S48 bales. Little
Rock quiet. unchanged at 3s.toc: sales.
Io3 bales. Dallas quiet. IS points higher
at 1635c; sales 100 bales. Fort Wortr
quiet, 20 points higher at 3s2oc.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

a REAL HOME BARGAIN
Owner leaving for California VIII sac
rfice home way below present value. At
tractive home of ten rooms and two baths
First floor: living room dining room, kit
chen and breakfast porch. Second floor:
four master bedrooms and bath. with two
maids rooms and bath on the third floor
viii cell house with electric dishwasher.
washing machine and freless cooker. all
for $4,000. Plot 150x1o0 with shade
trees, fruit trees and rose bushes This
is good opportunity to grasp barg in.
Phone for appointment
BURKE STONE INC.
Phone. Bronxvile 1850 Bronxvilie. n. 7.
SOUTH YONKERS-Possession Oct lst.
Two-family Colonial. exclusive Residential
section; minutes to station: main line
y. Y. Central. Large foyer hall, living.
dining ROOM kitchen, bedrooms. and
bath on each foor. maid's Sd
floor Gas and electric. hot water heat.
laundres and cxtrn toilet In basement.
Price $4,000. Mortgage $4,000. Balance
cash II. T. WHELAE. $50 South Broad =
way, Phone YOnkers a549
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Peekskill on Hudso,,

90 . & acres old run down revouti ionary farm,
mouse. big barn big trout brook; one-thtrd
timber miles from Peekssill DEPOT
$500: nearly new. bungalow style. 3-room
mouse on main road: acres. few apple
trees; miles from Peeksktll depot: 1880:
large tract wild, heavy timber. old aban
doned farm house. big trout brook: 10
miles from Peekskil!; $40 an acre; several
small cheap places, acres 3-room cot
.age: $l,1oo; IL acres. Groom house
ALEAAN DER, 9o7 South st, Peekskill
Phone 435. Sunday lnSpection
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

VII
100 Abr Co, Met.
100 'Amer Sfines.
200 'Ariz Silver
5sse sfAtlanta
!oeo sfBelch D "a p)
uoe tBelch e "a p).
ssao Big Ledge
Seo stBooth
.9W sBoss & Mont.
1910 stCaledonla
!ete sCandeiaria s.
1850 s4Cashboy
$50 Cons yir silv .
Hee 'cortez Silver
se9 Div Ext "a %.
!Me Emma silver T..
!Hq Ear Cr u Co.
1880 stEurska Hol.
go sFor,y-nine u
400 '+Goid Zone d
..e9 Golden Cate.
1893 sfGoldt Cons
lNe sfGolds Dev. j..
2M9 '-Goldf s,sr. .
s!s Hecia Mining.
1900 sHond Am syn
1850 'sJirn Butler.
100 tJumbo Ex.sn.
1850 Kewaras
400 'tKnox Divide.
.les Louisiana Con
.se9 '7Nac%arn II
sse9 -Narsh Mn.
iee Moth Cop.
ie9 4sit stztss 81,
sse A1r-& 81 Ltd
~ J Z.nc
e 40 rights
ne Nii,isx!ng Mn
sss oahir Slly ~
20 Prime Con
.H5 sReco by 3lsr
sM9 Eoper-G ~ q
~ >, Croix Ssiy,
- SILVER Dol VI
sse9 ISL K ot Ariz
lN 'fsllv X DIV
20 sfSiiYeg PICK
axs M Simon sll Ii
~ Stand s1 Id,
..ss stSeccess ssin
'sss .ssunbu.s. VI
,sysTon Eeinor,
sToHcDan 3l2
~ IogopAA Ext.
~ In Esst@sD
sses ses ~ i Con sil,
~ ~ sfy:e y "a -
III ,Wstt End =
sss ,sss tWn csps ri,
sss sss ~ G Ex Ia
's@ Wllb.r. afln
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Butter. Cheese. Eggs

Rutter.-Receipts were 1o.7so packages.
Creamery, higher than extras. lb. 5s96oc
score, Sc "a 5Sc: firsts. IS to 50 score. s. u
q @S5c; seconds. SO to 81 score. $50 sec:
lower grades. 43@ 44c; unsalted. higher
frsts 5s@59hc; seconds. 49@ sac: state
5sassc: common e tair. = q SIC; reno.
ladies. current make, firsts. 45@ 4ec: sec
onds. Al u q 42c; lower grades. 4OQ41c;
packing stock; current make. 40 J., 40
Cheese:-R were $500 boxes.
State. whole milk, fresh flats, colored or or
specials. rs Y q 27c; average run. white or
solored. 25l1 @ sc; lower grades. 2oa csc
ieas. 81 y a ssc Dalsies; $50 a0c; wIsson-
fresh. 2sa?7c; single Daisies fresh, u !? %
sssS hsa ssS ss9se aSSss pSsSs Youns
Americas. fresh. al@3lNc; state Skins.
fresh. specials. is II q &c: prime to choice.
16@l7hc; fair to good. l2Ql54ac; lower
Fresh gathersa s extras; dozen a 40 $ 5oe g
45c ungraded. Al a 4ac; seconds and poor
er, 3Om40c dfrties, No. !. special pack
incs ss y, q sec; regular packed. 81 q use /;
choice. dry. $2ms4c; state. Pennsylvania
and nearby Western hennery whites. ex-
tras. $50 5sc; extra frsts, $50 55c firsts,
500 SEC; gathered whites. frsts to extra
frsts. 5oM csc; under grades As case; Ra-
cihc Coast whites extras, 55M57c; extra
frsts. 53M54c; irsts. 5oM52c under
grades 46M4Sc; small. IS a 42c; other
Western and southern. gathered whites.
400 soc; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
Western hcnnery browns. extras 81 q &c {:
gathered brown and mixed extras. 400
50c frsts to extra tirsts, 42@4Sc.
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
Yesterday. Year ago
Live steers. fair to
primo. 100 lbssl52bdpfs25 sl3oOQ15.4o
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Stocks Ex Dividend

Enlisted. tsells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
COUNTY REAL ESTATE
YONKERS

Conveniently Located.
Frame dwelling. in perfect condition. cor
talns rooms. bath hot water heat. gas
and electric light. hardwood floors and
trim Good size plot In very desirable
section, minutes walk from station
main line of Grand Central R. r.. also
trolley. Price $4,000. Apply Y-los.
Phone Yonkers 1886.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
NEW ROCHELLE

frame house. rooms, bath. all modern
improvements. Convenient to school and
station, Price sll0o0 Apply N33a.
Phone New Rochelle 140
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

Nine rooms. three baths; sun parlor. sleep
Ing porch; garage; laundry, electricity.
heat, modern; Ave minutes ia station, IS
to Grand Central; view Hudson: elevation
fruit trees. flowers; $4,000. Phones 4s6
Doobs Ferry, 1890 Franklin. Barden
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27
Other Oils

Otnel
$4,000 'tAllied Oil.
1000 tAnna B w o
1900 Arcadia Oil.
100 HAtl Gulf Oil.
$500 sBooae hit. -
1900 "Bos-Mex Oil.
800 sfBos-Wyo Oil
ae0 sCarib Synd. =.
1850 'Cushing Pet.
100 Dominion Oil.
seos sDuquesne Oil.
800 EEK Basin Pet
1890 Engineers Pet
1900 Esm o & G..
500 "FederaI Oil.
400 sGlenrock OH.
100 'Granada Oil.
ZOE sGuN-Gill Oil.
3ao0 Harvey Cr o.
100 Home P OF d.
1900 sHudson Oil.
500 'Indian pref.
200 'Internat Pet.
1900 Livingston Oil
100 'Lone Star G..
500 sManhat Oil.
100 sMaracaibo Oil
100 'alerri.t Oil C
1900 sNexico Oil :.
SEQ Aex-Panuco o
alse 'fMidw Tex o.
100 No Am o & r
zoe sOkla Nat Gas
100 Omar o & c n
100 'Panh Pr & r
100 sPanh Pet pf..
loeo prod & Ref.
go RED Rock Oil
100 ROY Dut rts.
800 Ryan Con w !
1870 sPyan Pet -.
100 sSapulpa Ref.
100 Shell Tat rts
sos sSimms Pet s..
80 Sicily Oil ....
100 Spencer Pc. c.
100 Steiner Oil
tee Superior Oh.
$40 TEX Chief O..
1870 Tex Ran PER.
1870 TX P full pd r
$500 sTexon Q & I.
M Tropical Oil.
400 sUn Texas Pet
1890 Victoria Oil
1900 svuican OIL
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

PELHAM MANOR U.o13 Edsewood Av)
--Attractively furnished house. living
dining rooms, library. four masters rooms,
two baths. two maids rooms: cool com
Portable; rent $3.50 per month Telephone
1917.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-27

Lawrence Park.
6 minutes walk from station Frame
dwelling, rooms. = baths, all improve
ments. Attractive plot $500 square feet.
Price $l5.500: terms. Apply H-5s5
Phone Bronxville 100.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-16
STUDENTu sA NU .FACA.
POLTTIUA.

Rusciuk. - Ministrul de in
structilme puhlica Dl Omaroew-
ski depus pc biroul' Camerei un
proect de lege, tinind la limita
rea activitatei extra-scolare a
stHdentilor de ori-ce categorie.
Prin acest proect sa interzicc
Gu desavirsire studentilor sa fie
1nscrisi in cluburile politice: sd
organizeze sau sd participe la
cosfatuiri intime, intruniri pu-
bIce sau manifestatiun1 GU ca
racter polite. Ri nu pot colabora
sub nici Q forma la ziarele de
partid ssi nici Sd vdteze la alege-
rile de camera. judet 81 comuna.
Contravententii vor fl elimi-
nati 'definitiv din toate scoalele
bulgare.
In expunerea de motive ce i'll
soteste acest proect, ministrul
Omaroewski arata ca studenti-
mea trebue sustrasa ,de La luNtela
politice, GU att mai multi GU cit
uncle particle cauta sd faca din
student unelte, Gu ajutorul ca
ror. sa-si ajeSga anumite scopuri
politice daunatoare tarei.
j ',Dacjass).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-16

masura, vor duee la agitatii ca
cele. intimplate in ultimile zlle,
dezorga1izind provincia 81 avind
corsecinte dezastruoase in viitor.
e"Avintul" st. Mures.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-16

Episcop;i MajIath din Alba
lula, Nagy Josef din lCluj pre-
cum 81 acei din Oradi,l-Mar 81
Cenad refuza depunerea jura.
m1ntulni.
Prin aceasta dovedesc ca men
tin legaturile Gu coroana ST.
Stefan, find mai multi repre-,
zentantii sovinismului 1naghiar
in Ardet.lul romfnesc de cit mi
sionarii religiei catolice 81 repre-.
zentantii ST. Scaup.
Acest refuz era de prevazut.
Pentru acei carl cunoec faptele
acestor episcopi ce sunt 0 necon-
tenita sfidare autoritatei ro-
minesti 81 a unitatei noastre dc
stat, pentru acei carl n'au uitat
aruncG'ea afara de la examenele
,scolilor confesionale a reprezen-
tantilor ministeriului de cutie
romin, pentru acei ce Isl amin
tesc de suferintele parintelui
Truppel vinovat de filo-rominism
aceasta atitudine nu este de
cit una din nlmeroasele fete sub
care Sc prezinta ura maghiara,
una 81 acei'asi, fie ilnIbracata in
haina bolsevicului lni Tisza 81
Bella Kuhn fie. maseata in SUI
tana.
Aceasta ura venita din partea
acelora carl nu au nu.mai IN rol
religios dar mnul educativ, prin
numeroasele scoli confesionale,
nu poate sd ne lase Indifferent.
NJ putem admite ca educatia
generation viitoare sd Sc faca
in sensul indicat de Majlath ct
comp. altorii protestelor la con-
ferinta pacei, proteste ce-au stir
nit o legitima indignare prin
neadeIvarurile asrlpra unor o1bri
fnchipuite in Ardeal. Acei ce stu
atit de bine sd minta, .acei ce stu
sd urasca ca un simplu honved,
nu pot prezida dnainte educatia
tineretului.
Ori cit S ar invoca tratatul de
pace cu clauza minoritatilors -
GU orr cita bllnavointa s'ar in
terpreta acest tratat, - nicaeri
nu Sc va gasi nn articol care sa
justifice atitudinea episc0pilor
paghiari, ferindu-i de o. dreapta
5consecinta faptei lor. :
Rominia inconjurata de dus
mani dim toate partile, nu poate
-admHe dusmanii manifesto in
fhotarele eli, dnsmanii ce Sc
.perpetueaza i'm inimile nouilor
generatii. .Episcopii au de ales
intre juramint 81 neamestec. in
afacerile politice san. plecarea in
Ungaria.
Guvernul trebue sa la masuri
Ca demnitatea statului . romEl,
stirbita in chestianea examenului
scolilor confesionale, sa capete
scel putin de data Nceasta satis-
sfactia cuvenita. Jumatatile de
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WANTED-RelIable truck drivers.
Imperial Ice Cream Co.
, S.23.2tSIl5
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MISCELLANEOUS

CARBON BRUISES Pun 6atsh
Carbon Brush Company. 81 pIes
mond Street, n. S. pittybHfgn,
Pa. 2olS Cedar,
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AUIO.-ACGESSDRlES
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Personals.

lt PERSONALS.
Mrs. Clyde Polling has returhe:
from a two weeks visit with nc.
parents at Montfose, W. Va.
Mrs. G. ". Toothman left re.
tcrdsy for Elkins where she VII
spend some time the guest OF
friends.
Nj. and Mrs. Jessie Grubb aiit
son, Leonard, Of Indian creek. were
the guests Of the formers mother.
Mrs. Martha Grub over Sunday
Mrs. Susan Keenan, has return
ed from q two weeks visit with nef
daughter at shlnnston.
Miss Mildred Wilson, Of Naomi
street, left Saturday for a visit win
friends at Warrington.
Ryiand White, VINO had been the
guest OF friends in Pittsburgh, re-
turned home the last OF the week.
Mrs. Parker, Of Newark. Ohio, IS
paying an extended visit 70 nef
daughter, Mrs. Charles Southern,
Of Highland avenue. Mrs. Parker
has been in poor health and came
here hoping tobe benefited BY the
nhonOo
' Ernest MILAN, of Warrington,
spent Sunday with Beilyies
flienda. .r,..,.
Mrs. c. D. Russell and children,
Maxine and Jack, spent the week
end with Mrs. Ruasell's mother.
Mrs. c. D. Toothman, a; G:ays
Flat. ;.
on a TWO weess vacation ~ t!..i
will be spent In Brooklyn, New
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rEMALs HsLp. WANTED

WANTED = Mattresses. New
Roush house, 200 Madison s.. /.
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& Mrs. I. ]. Doolittle Of Clarks-
burg are spending this week with
I Nj. and Mrs. O. NJ. Doollttle in
Diamond street.
EnsA and Marion Edward, cnil.
dten Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Bailey Nu-
zup are recovering from few
1a1 illness.
Ms Hazel Thompson who was
TIA guest Of Mrs. c. C. Patterson
aid lMrs. Cora L. Morrow has re.
turned TO her home at Cameron.
Thomas Hall and Mary Frances.
children Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3.
Harden Of Maryland avenue are re-
col bring from several days illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carpenter
81 Pittsburgh avenue have return.
I'd iron, visiting relatives in Ohio
and Illinois.
Mrs. c. f. Miner and Miss Leah
Debolt leave Wednesday for Rails
tor, Oklahoma, to visit the for.
: mer's brother William Mccullough.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Breakirou,
Of tIniontown, Pa, are here visit
ing the formers sister, Mrs. Bruce
Morris, In Camden avenue.
On account Of the Illness OF Oral
Morgan, city letter carrier, the mall
Is only delivered once a day 10
Brookdale by Guy Lipscomb.
|. L. Danley was q business cal
ler In Fairmont yesterday.
Mrs. Frances Esketh was Shop
ping In Fairmont yesterday.
The home occupied by the late
Mrs. Mary Higgs, in High street.
near Camden avenue, was sold re-
Gently By her daughter, Mrs. hys'
tie Murphy, to an Italian.
Oh account Of lack Of materia:
the new Thoburn high school Will
not be ready for use this fall. Tae
high school viii be commenced In
the old building.
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Painful Accident.

Thelma, the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stevens, oil
Murray avenue, met with quite a
peculiar accident on Saturday aft
ernoun having stepped on a needle
and broken il OF In her foot. Sur
gical aid was summoned but they
failed to locate the missing half Oh
the needle In the injured member.
Should further trouble occur an
Xray will be used to locate 1t.
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on Motorlnn rtlp,

4. and Mrs. R. E. Kefns and
!lknlily Of Alta Vista avenue &C.
Icotnpanied by Mrs. Kerns' parents
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Harris Of Park.
er1 Run and Mrs. Belle Murphy
bf Diamond street will leave We'd
nesdhy morning on a motoring trip
Through Maryland, Pennsylvania,
eiiu and Indiana. They will visit
elhtlyes at various places along
VI route.
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BELLYlEW
interesting Sermon.

Rev. J. C. Buckley, OF the Dla,
lnond street NJ. E. church, deliv.
cred a very interesting sermon to
the Highland avenue N. =. congre'
cation on Sunday evening. The
regular pastor, Rev. Mcnamara, IS
enjoying a well earned vacation
the Sunday morning preaching sey'
vice haying been dispensed with
during the month Of August.
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GAIA "a cnnf.rene..

10. c. c. lawson pastor Of the
tst N. P. church weni to Clarks.
fg today to attend the Methodist
gtestant conference which con
! INES there this week. Rev. Law.
son viii likely be returned to the
First church the coming year as
his work has been most satisfac-
tory to the congregation during his
stay here. A unanimous call has
been sent To conference for his
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Board Meeting.

hAn important meeting o the
I oAfd Of Trustees OF the Diamond
skteet church will be held this
|eyeniNg 1t 1880 O'Clock at the
schHtch. Every member is expected
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Eton, Nicholas County,

Mrs. Marion Barnes. laughter
Mrs. Dixon, and daushter.in,iaw,
Ms Guy Barnes Of Cowhn, W. Va,
an guests Of Mr.. and MtS, French
Barnes IN Spring street. The Ia.
dies came here for the Barnes re-
union which was held Sunday al
the Y. M, C, A. building.
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A picnic party composed Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Mahatfey and
two daughters, Gretchen and Elsie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rutherford
and Sam. Jr., the Misses Florence
end Lois Rutherford, Gail Arnett.
Helen Wilson, and Messrs. Earl
Jordon, Clan Layman. Il. T. Deton
and Mr.. Chapman drove 10 Man.
nington Sunday morning where
they spent very pleasant day.
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Dauuhter

A daughter was born recently to
M. and Mrs. Earle Morgan OF
Akron. o. Mrs. Morgan was Miss
Sxte jenkins before her marriage
Snd daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. s.
b Jenkins Of Morgartown avenue.
The child's name Is Beatrice Eve.
llyn Morgan.
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EASY, HONE SELF TREATMENT
0verstoutness weakens, the liver be
nones slncgiSh fat ,nrunti,2tes heah

action becomes weak,
energy fails work is an
effort and the beauty o.
the figure is destroyed.
Fatexeess q unhealthy
..
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EAST SIDE
NEWS


lhe monthly mothers meeting
|of the W. G. 7. q. will be neld
|nexl Tuesday, August 81. al the
home oi Mrs. ]. B. Crowl In All
bum street. The annual election
|ot officers viii be he'd at this
~ hing and delegates appointed
70 ne county convention which
I'M be held The first week IN Sep.
tenbOf 1t Fairyiew. Members
WHO have not paid their dues are
askea to DO 20 at once as only
pad Up members are eligible for
|6tdce or as delegates.
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General Meeting.

A general meeting Of tie Ladies'
Aid society Of the Diamond street
d. D. church will be held on Thurs
!, day evening al $3.50 at the church.
{ TENDERS Of each division are re.
lQusited to attend this meeting.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Anthony, Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Ambrose and son.
and Mrs. Martha Wlnlng are
among those from Bellyiew who
are attending the Presbyterian pic
mic at Brookslde beech, on Prick.
ett's creek today.
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Miasionarv Meetlnu.

The Foreign Missionary society
b the First N. 2. church will NEE;
his evening at the home Of Mrs.
|nnA Clelland near Jacobs street.
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Mrs. Pinkney Araett has recent.
ly returned from q pleasant auto.
mobile trip on which. she visited
Of various places in Pennsylvania.
Points mentioned were Wasnos-
burg. Cannonsburg, Washington
and West Alexander.
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stcte Iii bssl aNiy ch I NE
ID & fafi16s places She fsti1fs
"a Sunday and resumed her POSI-
ton which had been occupied ny
Howard Watson during her an.
sence.
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At Cook Hospital.

Wayne, Ruth and James, Jr.,
children of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Carroll, Of Bellview avenue. were
taken to Cook hospital Monday for
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Ha, R.lanse.

Mrs. Clarence Hall. who had
seemed 10 be recovering from scar
lei fever, has suffered relapse
and is again confined 10 her bed.
Ciarice, a small daughter also has
the disease In a mild form.
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Moving.

Roy 3. sapp Is moving his lam.
Or from BellIisw avenue 70 the
property he recently purchased on
Murray avenue. Z.
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on AND GAS

TiENSNESSEE on LEASES s'i IN tef.
ritory geologially approved,
from 50 cents 10 IS an acre; con-
tinuation great Southwest Ken
lucky shallow sand field: free maps
and reports. Write Tennokla Co,
Dlskson, Tenn. S-i0-9Ct-S447.
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Sncures AnartmAnt

Secures Apartment.
G. ?. Mullen, who Is employed
here by the Consolidation Coal
company, as pit boss at No. 6 mine
has secured living apartments at
the home Of ]. Lee James. Mrs.
Mullen arrived here Sunday.