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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05
Sc INECIA Ell UICEO De
LEONARDO MARTINEZ

La Corte ara. de Distrito irici0 aver
IL trabajos en- ell juicio que Sc lie
mstruye a Leonardo MARTINEZ.
Las autoridades j~udiciales fe la eX
presaGa corte ~nvocaro con ante
rioridad a c~inCuenta individuos de en-
ire uuicncs habra de seleccionarse ell
iurado. V hasca aver tarde solo To-
graron c~onseguir Il ocho de los doce
miembros que habran de interrogarlo.
Es de suponerse que hoy mismo
ouedara complete Ell jurado para pro
cederse desde luego a tomar declera-
a los testigos. La causa de Mar
ttnez habra de ser terminada esta
misma semana.
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MAS TOPgCOS

FL ~ingeniero Robes DomingucZ ha
manifestado que Alvaro Obreg6n Sc
e~ncuentra imposibilitado para ser Pre-
.sidente porQue Sc 10 impide n Fraction
septima del articulo 50 constitutional.
Esto va 10 habian dicho muchos en-
81 destierro; pero.... Robes DoElin-
guez 10 est4 diciendo en- Mexico.
Y decir ESQ con valor. enfrente de
IN enemigo pretoriano sin escrtpulos.
constitute I'm merito eHtraordinario.
Al Cesar 10 que es del Cesar.
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NACLMlENTOS

Una nina de Juan Maldon~ 20 Y
Luz Narchan de Maldonado.
Cn nino de Oc:aviano Cardenas y
Juana Ruiz de Cardenas.
Una nina de Justo Obregon Y Emf
liza Patiho de Obreg6n.
Una nina de Librado Arce y Ro-
sa Infante de Arce.
IN niHo de J. Carrasco V Simona
Cara de C~arrasco.
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PARA MONTERREY

Sali6 anochc la sonora Maria Rita
Zeal de Monremayor acompahada de
sus dos hijos Salvador Y Cristelo. des-
puss de reSidir por espacio de sels
amos en- esta pcblaci6n. FL objeto de
su viaje es 81 de hacer una vista a
Sis familiares que Sc -encuentran en-
Ia capital neolonesa.
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Miguel Covarrubias va fue separa-
do del puesto de Ministro de Relacio-
mes EXteriores V va a ser enviado a
Londres ONO Ministro Plenipotencia
RIO. So le alicia seguramente porQue
sirvi6 en- el Cuerpo D~iplomatico en-
tiempos del Grail. Diaz. La r~evolucion
es Ia r~evoluci6n.
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Palabras reveladoras de Alvaro Ohre
g0n:
Ell bonillismo perdi6 su primera. car
ia v ST me permiten que use una
Erase humoristica, dire que Ia perdi6
la puerta" " viejo,-ahadio Inc
de los oyentes.
;Eaya un lexico Ell del future Pre-
Sidentei
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-05

Las elecciones de diputados pasaron
inadvertidas: las casillas estuvieron
desiertas.
~ luego Sc dice que e. pueblo Sc
lanZ6 a la Revolution por e. princi-
pic democratico.
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eel Heraldo de Mexico al partici-
par que Sc rindieron mos yaquis al
sobierno, Sc hace esta preGunta:
iRendido o en- Ell poder?
La sofa pregunta eS una requisite
ria.
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PARA LA ciUDAD DE MEXICO

Antenocre So EMBARGO en- esta i
lad. con Gestiro a Ia capital de Ia Re
pab!ica NexIcana el senior don Angel
Lagarda. VI acompaHado de toda su
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DEFUNCIONES

Nina Josefina Rodriguez. a Ia edad
de s meses. hija del senor Carlos Ro-
driguez V de Ia sonora doha Marga-
rita Fernandez de Rodriguez.
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Ell enorme ~problema
vicne de Ia Primera)

-es Ia peor amenaza para ell mum
do, y no precisamente poraue el O.
brero. en- ST. la constituya, sino por-
que las condolences en- que ma slho
colocado representa- un fen6meno So
cial sin ~soluci6n Imaginable
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RECISTRO Civil
MATRINGNIOS

Isabel Peha y Eusebia Vazquez.
Jose Ruiz y Elisa Sepulveda.
Faustiao Vega Y Evelia Guajardo.
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Societies R@.sonaA@
PARA MONTERREY

Sai6 antenoche de esta poblacion
81 senior don Enrique Madero. quien
Va en- comrc3ia de una hermana su-
VI
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- -.IC "
SANTORAL

,Jueves 5.-La Dedication de Nues-
tra Sehora de las Moves San Emig
do Obispo Martir.
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hombresy muiers SEbIes ) GasEds. Una pCTaESc6n insu2e7tle canpuesta de obo
iGreGeateS tdGs rconendaGos y PCsc1Ds po- los rncpaes d%tores y especial
uGate conSRnc Euop para Is S2DSre y EStoro para los NeEEHS-
NaSa-Tone puporiora nava fue-a = las csmas de los Nervns paHnc Ia SanSre
y tonrca t%o Ell cue-po Ayuda = hacer hon5HS tuerhs = active. y uuPreS sAu-
Gbles v mas hGnosa. Este tratamicuto i. pupo-Gonsu n n2gniIco apeHto, bueaa
diSesG5n y IN speac sEadabk : 7paradOr. vsoIdee. S aisado = los R1ones, hace
mover los inteSrros EG1 : eSaE-nenrs meora Ia aeen Gel NSr0a,E va NHe4acNh
de In SanEre No mas gases. Embararisnto. etreaIne?;o y ohcsr3d: no mas nal
sientoi enSun SaSU-oa .2lalnezG & Il pHl = complexion Ns--H2: 40 mas dolores
y SEcconesi Y crando "a seRtad caor de una s2ludoblc crcGac!6n>F De saaEre en-
todas parties de su caGPO cuando Ia sad rsbose en- su semhante y In we1a reoTne
Z sus ciI entOneas I'd esEEa tan eomPacdo que reconenaaFi e. Husa-ionea ""s
GARANTLA DE LOS MANUFACTURERS: FL prcio de Nuga-Toue es IN Dollar
(Si00) i faSeo CAds rasco cua6ene Novena 500 paSdOas. IN mes complete de-
tataminto: I'd Puede obemT sss feseos, ss meses de transnto ror (SSool-
Tome NuSNTsne pr vemte (2o) Gs 81 los eSuledc no son sntcramente :sahste-
tories deyueh0nos ell raeo en d ro en- su Gaia = hanedLtanenn lie devoNesn9s
su dnero I'd Puede YER cue no pecaera TN solo centsvc. NoSoucs nmHnosU ua Ia
rsponsabHdad
Ell haSto de Gsaro sepre- Ea cmpaeado en- una form2 sencn2 = conEehehrei ea
euhte-tO con una eaa d S=aea- de baen sas7 fi de tona- Nc ePTe q maana'
USE ESTE CUPoN PARA oRDENAR-
National Laboratory. 81. IS ST. 5 Dearborn St. Chicago IL
S@ores-Adianto si-vanse eneOnt-ar Ia suma de ...........- pT "A euA @pezo
M rrnIan.- frascos de- usa-Tone
Gale y No 0 Apartado.
GGdsi sStAao. -. 49,.
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Y Y
PAM va fue llamado a Mexico.
puede irse p~reparando Jacinto Ire
vino para irse a su casa.
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FL sobierno ha querido atraerse al
magisterio V q los estIdiantes, soil
tando de los cuerpos de p~rofesores y
alumnos que propongan por medic de
plebisclto, los candidates a las direc'
clones de escuelas.
Y de acuerdo con csc plan Sc pi-
;ii6 a los nornalistas de Mexico, que
indicasen 81 quien deb1a nombrarse d!
rector General de Educacion HTima'
ia.
Y los maestros, han tenido una Sc
mana continuada de sesiones torlnen-
tpsas, sin llega- Il ponerse Ge acuer-
10 lVaya VI modelo de a~narqu!a!
.raya una prueba &c Ia incompetent
cla moral de les "iucadores!
II juego ha vueito a nsenorearse
-, tuda Ia EcpiSl ca. Los Gobe"pa6G
r.. dam concesl"Tes mediante pinGiics
prapinas, y 81 tcrrito-io hafi"nal sc
cstz llenando de g%aritos.
" luego, tanto truen en- contra del
~coronel Cantn.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28
SELBYVILLE

Mrs. Hester Wilgus. after a lingering
illness, died at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Roxie G. Dukes, on SATURDAY
afternoon. Funeral services were held
on Monday afternoon from Salem NJ. b.
Church. Interment in Roxanna ceme-
terry
Miss Eva Hickman Of Frankford is the
guest of Miss Frances Derrickson.
Mrs. G. p. Ferguson Of Dover was the
guest Of Miss Frances Wilson last week.
Mrs. W. H. Kenney left for Whining
ton on Tuesday to attend the graduation
Of his daughter. Miss Alice Kenney who
has been in training at the Delaware
hospital.
The exhibition at the school on Fri
day afternoon was well attended by the
parents. Miss Mason of Georgetown was
present in the late afternoon.
Leroy Walters Of Pa. preached to the
graduating class Of the high school on
Sunday morning.
Chidren's Day services were held on
Sunday night. a large audience was
present and a large collection was given.
The teachers of the various classes had
trained their own classes. and varied
and very interesting program was the
result. The decorations were very good
Great credit is due the minister and his
wife. who devote so much of their time
to the interests Of the young people.
Jessie Hudson is suffering from pneu-
monia.
Miss Grace johnson was operated on
at the St. Joseph hospital on Wednesday
Miss Cole and Miss Mathews We're the
guests at supper on Monday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roland
Buell.
A baby boy came to the home Of Mt
and Mrs. George Long on Saturday.
Walter Townsend and wife Of George
town We're visitors in town on Sunday.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28
PAINTING and
DIZZY SPELLS
The Cause of such Symptoms
and Remedy Told in This
Letter.

Syracuse. n. Y.-"When I com.
menced the Change Of Life was poorly,
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28
WILLIAMSVILLE

A Sunday school has been organized at
the NJ. L. Church here in Williamsvilse,
and the people are invited TO make it a
success, as int will help make the chill
dren Of this place better citizens. It
meets every Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
The death of William Bradshaw of
Pennington was sorrowful news to his
many friends of Wiliamsville. While a
cripple, he was Of happy disposition and
had lots of friends.
An automobile tag numbered 1886 was
found on the road by Watson Galloway a
few days ago. The owner can have it,.
Miss Alargurite Galloway is visiting an
aunt at Greenwood for several weeks.
DR.. W. c. Sullivan has been entertain
ing Mrs. Clara Wilkinson and daughter
this week
been her guest this week.
Alfred Thompson has had his brother
from Philadelphia with him this week.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28

Quite a number Of our town people Wis
tied Wilmington Friday 20 see the Ring
ling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey
shows
Mrs. Alice Watson and children Of
Harrington spent a part Of last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Asoury
Salmons near town.
Miss Helen Thomas Of Dagsboro spent
the weekend with Miss Nellie Como
way.
Mrs. Lima King OF Rehoboth spent part
Of last week with her mother, Mrs. Pres
ella wilkins.
Miss Merriam Chamberlain of Frank
ford spent Saturday with Miss Ida Mae
Ernest wilkins and William Jester
were in Wilmington the latter part Of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Calhoun spent
Sunday with friends in Frankford.
Calvin Short of Philadelphia has been
visiting his mother, Mrs Hannah Short.
Mrs. Lee Mitchell has been visiting rel
atives and friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lydia Conoway has been the guest
of hr daughter, Mrs Bayard Hickman
at Delmar
Mrs. Jennie Roach. Mrs. Lydia Watson
and daughter, Mary, were in Milford
Thursday.
Bx-sherlm James P. Dukes Of Phila-
delphia was a weekend visitor among
friends in town.
Mrs. Lena Anderson and little daugh-
ter are in Baltimore this week.
Leroy Dennis is home with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Dennis for a weekb
visit.
Linford P. Faucet and son, Benjamin,
Of Philadelphia, spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Levisa W. Fau-
cett here.
Mr.. Riley Brown Of Wyoming was
weekend guest of Mrs. Amy Lynch.
Miss Elberta Simpler spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Simpler at Stockey.
Miss Edna Donohue was in Milford on
F. NJ. veasey of Delmar was among
friends in town Monday.
If you are sick, no matter what
part of your body is affected, try CHR
opratic Adjustments and get we'll
Anna K. Gregorius, Chiropractor,
Delaware. 3-5-3t
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28
SHAWNEE

Children's Day services will be held in
Central NJ. p. Church June 6. beginning
at 1880 D. m.
Homer Stayton Of New London, Conn.
visited his parents last week.
Mrs. NJ E. Middleton Of Haddonfield. N.
j.. has been a recent visitor with friendE
here.
Ernest Jefferson and family Of Hell
wood, Pa, Mrs. Elizabeth jefferson and
Miss Virginia Jefferson Of Milton were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Abbott
Saturday and Sunday.
When Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Isaacs were
returning from Milford on Saturday
their horse became frightened at an au-
tomobie, throwing both Of them out but
fortunately no serious damage was done.
Sunday school as usual at 2 D. m.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28
ST. JOHNS CATHOLIC CHURCH
eV. F. \. Fitzpatrick, Pastor

Sunday, May 30-Mass at a. m.
Evening services at 1880. Mass at
Harrington at IL a. m. All are invited.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28
FRANKFORT

The school exhibition which was helo
last Friday afternoon was decided sue
cess. Supt. Hardesty, Miss Mason ana
quite a number Of the patrons OF the
school were present.
Early strawberries are in market ana
are selling at 50 per crate.
This is the last week Of school Ihe
teachers are now giving examinations
preparatory to closing the last OF the
week.
Mrs. Lou Bunting is on the sick list.
Stephen Lynch suffered light paraly-
tic stroke last week.
Can't. Ebe T. Chandler is making some
changes 10 his residence on Main street
He will move his family here from Phll-
adelphia in the near future.
Quite a number Of our young people
attended Children's Day services at sell
byville on Sunday evening.
Rev. Edwin Gardner and family OF
Maryland are visiting Mrs. Gardner
sister. Mrs Levin f. Murray
Senator Josiah O. Wolcott VIII ne the
speaker at the commencement here.
1.-TWO out of every derelicts make
oood &" The Salvation Army.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28
trinity
(Near BrIdqevllle.)

Lewis Kinder. an aged retired farmer,
is quite i'll at the home Of his daughter,
Mrs O. W. Handy.
The home Of w. f. Kitchens which has
been quarantined for scarlet fever has
had that ban lifted, and the family arr
about again.
Elmer White, Jr,, is in the Cambridge,
Md, Hospital with a broken leg.
There win be preaching at Trinity
Church Sunday at 10 a. m.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28

Compound and found It a wonderful
remedy. commenced to pick up at
once and my suffering was relieved I
have told others about your medicine
and know of some who have taken it..
am glad to help others all l can."-
Ave, Syracuse, n. Y.
While Change of Life is a most crit
ical period of a woman's existence the
annoying symptoms which accompany
it may be controlled, and normal health
restored by the timely use of Lydia E..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Moreover this reliable remedy con.
tains no narcotics or harmful drugs and
owes its efficiency to the medicinal ex-
tractives of the native roots and herbs
which it contains.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28
BLANCHARD'S STATION

Mrs. James Parker and daughter have
returned to their home at Wilmington af-
ter spending three weeks with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Cahan at
Greenwood
Mrs. Alfred Cahan has returned home
after spending a week with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James Parker at Wilmington.
S. r. Collinson is a little improved at
this writing.
Miss Ina Morris spent Saturday and
Sunday with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Norris at Greenwood.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28

1.-TWO out of every derelicts make
good" The Salvation Army.
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28

had no appetite and
had fainting spells.
/ suffered for two
or three years be-
fore I began taking
Lydia f. Pinkham's
V e 2 e t a b I e Com
pound and the Liver
Pills which I saw ad-
vertised i n t h e
papers and in your
little books. l took
about twelve bottles
of vour Vegetable
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28

6:45-The EpwOrth League service
will likely embrace a patriotic pro-
gram.
7;30-The pastor will preach.
The class meeting on Monday.
The prayer meeting on Thursday at
1880. All are invited
Milford chronicle., 1920-05-28

1O:3O-The pastor will preach a
sermon in harmony with Memorial
Day.
2 D. m.-The regular session Of the
Sunday School. The collection will
be for the Library Fund.
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GAINESVILLE

Mrs Halbert Wilson entertained with
a bridge party al her home on Norm
Chestnut street Friday afternoon.
Mrs. ST. Clair Hashbrouck OF IalA
street gave reception Tuesday alter-
noon honoring her cousins, Mrs. Dean
No,I and Mrs. Howard Wilson Of Bur-
alo, n. Y, who are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. 4. Hunt OF North
Chestnut street. ,.
Chas. Rayha. Of New York Clay. ar
rived Saturday for an extended Visit
with his wife who is spending inc
summer with her mother, Mrs. Nell
Howard of North Chestnut street.
willis Coon who holds position with
the American Window Glass company
at jeanette. Pa. is spending rev
weeks vacation at his home on walton
Dr.. Henry W. Felderich Of Columbus;
Ohio, is the guest this week or DR.. aho
Mrs w. f. Ludwig.
Robert Howard, OF Akron, ONO. IS
visiting his mother Mrs. Nell Howard
Miss Margrctta Modem. who is at
tending Muskingum College spent lew
DAYS at her home here.
Miss Dorothy Mott went to COLUMBUS
Monday To visit relatives.
Mrs. Marquis Bulger OF wheeling
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. c. +. Maun of Cherry street:
George fisher Of Walton avenue was
a visitor in Wheeling this week.
j. ". Benson Of Wheeling spent
Tuesday in this city on business.
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Goth. and the many friends OF the
couple will hasten To extend their con-
gratulations.
The members Of the Ladies' Ala SO
Getty Of St. Pauls Lutheran church
will hold another Of their famous col
Tee socials IN the social rooms or inc
church this evening. All members
hive been urged Ia attend ana Drns
their friends. The committee in charge
Ss composed Of Mrs. Chris Knellingcr.
Mrs. Gottlcb Hrrtle:, Mrs; William
RucckIe and Mrs. William Elder.
Company Lsases Coal.
The ShddySde Coal company ma
completed Il lease for the mine ana hFe
acres Of coal formerly operated pS
Scott Gordon IN hlrkwoou Hho p'".,S
are hcing made for the operation oil
the mine in the near future
Citizens Meeting.
Following the announcement or inc
lease Of the coal mine by the Shadysloe
Coal company. comes call LOT me-
ing Of the citizens of klrkwooo 10 DC
hid Al the city council chamber TINS
n n,,'rinr 70 enter a protest against the
nycrIoading Of the coal trucks when Is
,rnrkinr hayock with the streets OF the
,nwn 1t is Understood that mayor
charles Junkins cOntcmplatcs GAZING
sn,rial meeting of council III 'n' nea.
future to pass an ORDINANCE 1890
the size Of loads WhlCh may ~
over the streets.
Club Pleasantly Entertained.
-rho Members of the Past Officers
club Of Guiding star Council NO. 10 oi
the sons and Daughters Of Llne cry
s n a very pleasant evening as the
,."c..s of Mrs Charles Laase. ST., al
her home on West rayette street, Mar
TINS Ferry. The hours were ae'".v G ~
Variety Of social diversions ana
Trr,hson wa. a feature OF the evening
institute New Lodge. ,,
rror, have hern made for the Insu'
,ui,n Of the new tribe of the Red Met
TO take place in tn" Eagles nai Ii On i In'
Eadiz nike Thursday evening. July Isl
.n nG'% di SIR and state officers Will be-
nrcscnI, Degrees will be conferred ns
irams from Martins Ferry and Shaos'
sid. on that evening.
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sisting with the work in the otnce u
Troll Coal Mining company.
George Brown. wife and son or Cle'c-
land are visiting local relatives.
Tho members Of the Thimble Beo
.nont most enjoyable evening at the
home Of Miss Margaret Moore OF EaS-
Main street. Tuesday evening
Jacob Parkinson Of "arnocK was
business visitor In town I've, au Io3av FOR
:, several weeks visit with relatives anu
friends in III" cast. hars
Donald Dooley Of Ecllaire was mere
on business Tuesday. ot.s,
Thomas Davis, Jr.. has rcturnen at.e,
a short visit with friends IN ',t H.,
son / " Kirk of Clargsourg:
Miss Margaret Shepherd will be nos
toes n tho Kilablue club at her homt
on West Main street. Friday evening.
Mrs, Herbert w. Mitchell and sor
John arc visiting relatives at AKRON;
Fred Sidebottom left yestcraay , iTt
Chicago. after spending few days Wit
has parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett SIDE
joseph Fisher Of Flushing, was here
on business Tuesday.
o'' Marr1aEs Licenses.
Tlam c Wsn K tn.ef @" Of se niag
and MErt Common Yi.ss court.
New cases filed:
lillian Schlcrnitzauer VS.. Loui:
schlernitzauer. Action for divorce anu
John w. Nichols VS.. Nathan l.. Mich
OILS. et al. Action for partition OF rea
Charles W. Renner and Mary A. Rem
nor VOC, The Wheeling & Lake Erie Goa
Mining Co. Action for money. Amount
claimed $2250.
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man with such force that the animal
fell upon the local man and injured him
TO Pittsburgh Meet.
The best athletes Of the Carnegie
Steel works plant Of this city Will rep.
resent III" local industry in hlg he!d
m.e, al Pittsburgh the coming Satur-
day Athletes OF other Carnegie Ste
corporation mills VIII participate IN tho
meet. The best athletes IN the Pitts
hurgh event will represent thr company
in the meet Of the International Indus
trial association TO be held in August
TWO Games Arranged.
Manager James Mooney OF the Gem
trail club. announces that nc has COM
rIeted arrangements for playing TWO
games OF baseball with the faSt Amer
can Legion nine OF Moundsrille. Tho
tirst Of these games will be staged at
MoundsvlllE Saturday afternoon. Tho
second game will be played at the SIX
tenth street park. this city. on Sunday
afternoon.
m Charge Of Office.
Corporal Donald Walker. who Tor sew
eral months was an assistant at thS
iocal army recruiting office and wn"
has been transferred To Lancaster l"r
nuty will be in charge OF the latter re-
cruiting ofchc. In connection win NE
transfer nc Will likely be raised TO int
rank OF sergeant: -oa,x
The remains of the late Mrs. Pcarl
Brovnlee, who died at her home OF
Thlrty-first street. after 3 long illness
will be taken TO WoodSiield, her former
home today. lntcrm"nt VIII be IN the
cemetery at that place.
Indoor Festival
The Junior Mechanic lodge will hold
an indoor fair and feStiva! al thelr new
headquarters in the Hub oulldln'
10 be very enjoyable. Dancing ana otnef
diversions will be enjoyed.
Farm Agent Resigns.
n G.. stevens the Belmont county
farm agent has rendered his sigma non
70 the executive committee Of tho Rel
mont County Farm bureau, effective
July l. Mr. Stevens has not Yet d.;
vulged his future plans but they viii
likely be alon1 similar lines OF actlFl-
~.
The threatening weather early restcr'
day did not halt two local picnics which
had been planned. The choir of The
First NJ +. church held Its picnic rs
scheduled at RClhel and the members
or the Rrnaire Ministerial association
and the families enjuysd their outing
at the home Of Rev r. T. Cooke At
Key, as originally planned.
Briefs.
Funeral services were held At St"u-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dale
Interment was in rhs Glencoe cemetery
Misses Lillian Morris and Levon pa-
Wis have hecn named as delegates from
tho Shadyside Presbyterian Christian
Endeavor society 20 tho state convcn-
ton q: Columbus.
Mrs. Charles Lancaster Of this city
EARTHQUAKES in the program OF the Wo.
mans Home Missionary society Of tn"
GAINESVILLE NJ. f church ~ BE- held al
Bethesda tomorrow and Friday
West McManaway held under s2Oo
bond In tho mayors court has furnished
bond and has been released from GUS
tody.
Tho Elk lodge held a big meeting last
evening Mt the hall on Belmont street.
meeting OF the teachers OF the FIRST
Reformed Sunday school was held last