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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
new MATAM0RAS

Mcssrs Harold and Bernard A5ansoi'
returned to Columbus. Ohio. SunoaH,
after spending Christmas here WIN
their parents Mr. and Mrs. W. 4. Au
amson. ,;..,a
MIR and Mrs. James Hayes and little
son. lanes Jr, returned Tuesday 10
their home in Glassport. Pa, atter
several DAYS visit here with MFs'
Hayes parents. Mr. and Mrs. < -
Way. e. N
Columbus Ohio. after visit here VII Mn
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. shannon Ens-
Mr. Ed Carson. Mr.. and Mrs. WAYNE
Sutton and Mr. and Mrs. waiter - S,.;s
man returned Sunday from q Few dny >
mieit with Mr., Newmans mother. Mrs.
Newman, at Moundsvillc. W. Va
Messrs. Fred. Edward and John moore
Jr returned to Columbus. Ohio SUNDAY
after spending Christmas mere W.
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J"hn Moote
Miss Jennie IlutchiSon. or Marie.ta,
Ohio, is the guest for few days AT M
home Of her aunt, MISS E'l%aoe'"
Ralph Powell will leave for the Ken en-
lucky oil fields Tuesday atter WV
weeks visit with relatives IN .o%m , n
William KnOwltOn. or wilson hu'i' W.
was n caller in town Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred NaneSse. or W heei-
ing, w, va. returned Sunday 10 tneII
home after n few days visit mere NJ NJ
Mrs. Vanessc's parents, MT ana oil
Johial Barnhart. ~ 49,, aoreb.
,or Ms SclIc spent Sunday with MT.
Ss E!S narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Norris. at Willow Island. w. va.
Hector Craig. who has been WorkIns
in the oil fields in Texas, has relurneu
Tank Payton. Of Bloomfield. Ohio. was
. business visitor in town Monday.
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MT. PLEASANT

Mr., and Mrs. Will Shannon spent
few days last week ut the home Oh her
ucicC, Mrs Audl"y Rhodes, or Raylahu'
Mrs. Minnie Turk. Of Canton. spent
few days at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. Elmer Wells.
Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers McConahey
and son. Mr. and Mrs. John MckelFlc
and Miss Kate McConahcy of lhtts.
burEh. was visiting At the nome Oh
their mother rs. y. J. McConahcy last
week.
Miss Florence Bone is on the sick list.
Mrs. Lucy McGonigal is about the
same.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanton McMasters
spent few days last week WIN thelr
daughter, Mrs. Will Curns. of Steuben-
willie.
Mr., and Mrs. Allen Murray and Fam
ilv. Of Washington. Pa, spent few
DAVIS with his father. Mr.. William Muir
ray.
Mr., and Mrs Finley Rhodes. OF Salem,
Ohio. spent n few days at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Buch-
anan.
Margaret. the young daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Charles Mott is i'll at her home
with whooping cough.
Mrs. Theo Wells is i'll at her home
Mrs. Banner Riddle is i'll at her nome
with tonsllitis.
Rev. Jacob Merglcr returned home af-
ter a business call in New York.
Mrs. Lizzie Bowers is able TO be out
again after an illness.
Mr.. J. c. Hogc is still on the SICK
list.
Mr.. s. +. Irwin is growing weaker at
this writing.
Mrs. Mary Ann Whitson is at the
home of Mr.. S. T.. Twins.
Mrs. George Craven is improving nice
~.
Mr.. and Mrs George Halpny of
Stcubcnvillc. is visiting at the home OF
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Lawrence. Of tOl"raln.
Master Ben Milhoan, OF Toronto. is
visiting at the home Of his grandmoth-
cr Mrs. Alhina Milhoan.
Ford Sicklrs. Wilmer Twecdy and
Hurry White were callers at the home
Of Mr.. S. L. Irwin Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thompson. Of
Ramsey, were callers at tn" home of
her aunt. Mrs. Lucy McGonigal. Sun
day
Mrs. Angelina Williams is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Mary Smith is improving nicely.
callers in Rayland Thursday Of last
week.
Mrs. Albert Burk" was a caller in
DlIluuValc Saturday.
Mrs. Carrie Hall is i'll at her home
with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Sickle and sons,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
Of his sister. Mrs. Oliver Brannan. OF
MuundSNillc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Coleman and fam
lily spent Sunday at the home "f his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Coleman.
Of Harrisvillc.
y New Years Day dinner will be held
in tn" Presbyterian church. All members
Of the church are invited to attend.
Mr.. Austin Thompson Will have
public sale Jan. s,
Mr.. John Rcppart and son. Charlie,
Of near Adcna, were callers at the home
Of Mr. Samuel Buchanan.
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Every Druggist in q: 9: In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
erIf Relief Does Not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste, Immed iatel
Relief, Quick Warm:Vp.

The sensation Of the year In tno efu9l
trade Is Aspironal. the two-minutS oos1
ord cough rel.ever. authortteayeAY
Guaranteed by the laboratories; ttea
annroyed and most enthusiastically ca.
dorsed by the highest authorines. Aanel
,roclaimed by the common people ~
Ten times as quick and effective ~
whiskey, rock and rye. or any other
cold and cough remedy they have frie0;
All drug stores are now supplied Win
,,n wonderful new elixir. 80 All You
hayc TO do to get rid Of that cold u TO
s,en into the nearest drug store. han4
,he clerk half a dollar for bottle OK
aso,ronal. and tell him to serve yoA
900 teaspoonfuls with four teasoonfuiS.
-, water in a glass. With your wAtcA.
~ vour hand. take the drink At on1
swaIIow and call for your money baek
IN two minutes il you cannot feel your
cold fading away like dream withiAs
NO time limit. Don't be bashfuI. Tor
OIL druggists invite you and expect you
- nv IL. Everybody's doing It
when your cold or cough 10 to9eve1
+.ke the remainder Of the bott3o hons1'
~ your wife and babies, for ASpifonAl
"a nv far the safest and most effective
The easiest to take and the most agfees
able cold and cough remedy for infants
and children--Adv. = -
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Mrs. Charles rranzeu Dead.

Mrs. Katherine Louise f'ranzcll. one
Of the best known and highly respected
residents OF this city. passed away az
her homo, corner Of Lee and D"kalb
street yesterday morning at $50 o'clock.
following 4 few weeks illness.
She was born III New York city on
Christmas day. lS45. and at the time ot
death was "A years Of age.
Deceased has been II resident or
Kirkwoud since lNSi. and has been n
dcvou' member of the Presbyterian
church. IN which she took an active
part IN all church work for the past
thirty -fiv" years.
She IS the widox Of the late Charles
Franzcll. who died about eighteen
months ago, and is survived by the fol-
lowing children: Miss Lulu. Miss Ella
and Edward F'ranzCll Of Kirkwood. Mrs.
H. G.. Strachau. of Rochester. Pa. and
chester FranZcll. Of Pittsburgh.
funcral services will take place
from the family home Saturday after
noon at two o'clock in charge Of Rev.
John w. Neal. pastor Of the kirkwooi
Presbyterian church. with interment
private at Linwood cemetery.
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GAINESVILLE

Tho V A. club held their annual ban
nuct in the Masonic hall New Years eve,
Among the out of town members Tint
,Irrn present were Paul Fred of Bel
lairc: Harvey barnes Of pittsburgh, Pa.
and Ealph Moor" Of Struh"nvill".
Last Monday evening Miss Pauline
Eradncld entertained few Of her
trends at hridg" in honor 81 her sisters;
NIr,. rVaudr conrad If Cleveland and
Mise II,,ru of New York city who ar"
spcudiug the holidays here.
Misses Eva carter and Marie Gibson
entertained with watch party WcdneS-
1ay evening in tho carter home. Cards
and music were tn" diversions and Il
Mrs Matthew House entertained the
members IF the Double : club at her
bone on Cherry street Wednesday eve
ming. The time was spent playing five
hundred and refreshments were served.
Mrs. H. II. Watt entertained the Mag
nzinc club Monday in honor OF her sis
tnr.in law. Mrs. Edgar Bostock OF Nut
ley. \. J.
Miss Marjorie stevens entertained
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wArwood 8ris9R.

Mr.. and Mrs Earl Nesbit and son.
Junior. Of Bellaire. spent yesterday WIS.,
iting friends in town.
Miss Lucretta Thompson IL slowly "a
covering after being i'll for several days
at her home out Glenn Run.
Cecil Montgomery has resumed his du.
ties at the Beech Bottom power plant
after being i'll for several week.
large number OF local people AZ
tended Al. G. Fields minstrel yesteF.
day at the Court theatre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Daniel, OF west
Liberty, are the guests OF MI ana MIS-,
Parker, Of North Warwood. z
Mrs. George Kratz. OF Cameron, hA3
returned home after spending several
days visiting friends In North war
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl F1erba,;Sh, OF.
Nineteenth street, was New Yer VS.
iting relations at Holiday Cove.
Rev. and Mrs. r. P. Carson ana son.
OF Center Warwood. spent YESTERDAY
with Rev. Carson's parents. at TORONTO.
Ohio.
Miss Erua Litten has returned to hee
home at Warren. O.. after spending seH:
eral days visiting Mrs. c. II. Cafosners.
of Warwood avenue. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dillon. Of CAM.
eron. w. Va, have returned after spend.
ing several days visiting MI. ana ArSl
Fred Dillon. Of Vance avenue IS
Miss Bessie Armstrong. OF AKRON. ",
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe' Af1falFfr
James Ambroset. Of Dayton, Or In;
returned home after spending several
days visiting in South "arWood.
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BANKS RESOURCES
SHOW BILLION GAIN

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-An unpfeee.
denied Increase Of approximately W.
000. 600. 900 in the resources OF na1opaL
banks for the year was rep8rnneGe .
On the date Of the las: call, NovemDer
II, national bank resourcez sppr0Sxi.
mated S22,5Oo, 900. 900. nearly thoeo;osu..
90 more than ever before Isyerted.
The Increases IN deposits ana toei
tered widely throughout the country.
wv" hanks or national bt41u ottAids
he reserve cities since June 3 vASs
nearly ssoo.ooo.ooo. The f ,sS ~ ~
ibc nast six months alone 413l. 00o. 00e..
or a per cent. while in Nirth Carohna
the increase was over $51.ooq.oeo, OF -
per cent.
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vile, spent a few days last week a.
S. u. Hatcher's. 49,
Albert Kemp spent Christmas at tho
home of his brother, Byron Kemp.
Ross Ault, OF Cool Hill, passed
through this vicinity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Nelson, or lowe
arc visiting her parents Mr.. and MIS-.
Etna Perkinc-
MT. and Mrs. Anthony Showalter vi5-
tied their son at GAINESVILLE last Thurs
day. ,,is-
Miss Poulson. OF Belmont Ridge, VS.
tied at the home of Etna Perkins 1c"
dayg last week.
Miss Nellie Hatcher was a Bethesda
visitor Saturday. ,1
Corbe White Of Skyr6ckct passeu
through this vicinity Tuesday.
Sd. Hatcher was n bethesda caiier
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hatcher and dauSh-
tors, Nellie and Bessie, visited lrlenu"
at Captina Wednesday,.
Mr. and Mrs. John Davis were ber
mont callers last Friday.
Miss Coda Norman, OF Speidci' us
tied at Icy Wilson'S few days las"
week. IT,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Powell and ch!I,
dren. of Captina, spent Saturday wish
friends at Lampsvillc.
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mouth So DRY
Walked HER Up
DURING NIGHT
BAD CASE OF cATA1RH or TIE
NOSE AND THROAT BELIEVED
BY TAKING DRECo, THE GREAT
ROOT AND HERB MEDICINE.
Also Suffered Prom oastritis, 0onSttps-
ton, NervousnesS, Dizzy Spells and
Stomach Disorders which Chow
Big Improvement Also

my mouth often became so dry dur
ing the night that 1t frequently walked
me up" said Mrs. Catherine Heaps, OF
1915 Oak ST.. Wheeling. w. Va.
Il have had catarrh for q long time
and have tried to cure It by taking
many different treatments but mono
successful. Ny breathing was 80 diff
cult at times that I had to Breathe
through my mouth which I know eIl
doctors claim is unhealthy. Ny nose
was stopped up and there was a drip
ping from the back Of 1t into my throat.
Some Of this'mucus was bound to reach
my stomach which became inflamed and
gave me much trouble by forming gas
and dull pains after meals.
II was also badly constipated and had
to take medicine constantly fo0 this
trouble; I frequently had dizzy spells;
my appetite dropped down to nothing
and my nerves got so bad I simply
could not sleep. That's how was when
started to take Dreco and now hard
ly recognize my old self for these tron-
bles are all gone. Best Of all the ca.
tarrh has been banished, entirely. The
dripping ceased and my head Is clear
as can be every morning upon rising.
Dreco Is fine and I strongly urge my
one who has catarrh to take Dreco.'
All good druggists now sell Dreco and
1t is highly recommended in Wheeling
by c. H. Griest & Co., 1925 Market
Street.
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MORRISTOWN

One of the largest barns in this COM
munity owned by Joseph Shepherd. west
Of town. was completely destroyed by
fire yesterday. The fire is supposed
to he of iuCendiary origin. Loss S5.OO'.
Funeral services over the remains q:
Mike KosonoviCh. tn" victim Of tn.
shooting scrapc Sunday night, cast OF
town. were held yesterday. The off
GERS have failed I" locate Rcddy, the
man that is wanted for firing the fatal
shot.
Fave Carpenter. of Belmont, was in
Yesterday on business.
Mrs. c. r Frittcr is visiting her SIS
ter. Mrs. Chat Strahl Of Belmont, TO-
day.
Several from here attended the dance
AT the Miners hall at Lafcrty last night.
All report n fine time.
\. NJ. Pool and T.. w. Dolcn maze a
business trip to 81. Clairsvillc yesterday.
William George left for Magnetic
Springs this morning.
Toe Brown and wife OF Columbus
nrc visiting relatives here.
Roy. TcagaTdcn is conducting SER
les of meetings a. Nj. Olivctt.
Emmett Wirkum has returned iropl
Rcllairc. after L pleasant visit WIFI
relatives.
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IT'S DANGEROUS
To Be HURRIED
Authority wArnss People Hasty, Drastic
Action Injuries
System

One dash 81 water doesn't max" your
face clean does - Just one big blasting
mill won't cleanse IN" intestinal tract
and put your liver and bowels Iu =
clean healthy condition again: a SINGH
dose IL powerful enough will HAS rs
way through alright - s"ru' times M';h-
out gripping or discomfort bur IN" '*
no sign that you are not wr',king your
stomach.
Instead of taxing one big dos" TO tit
eyerybody'S case (which Ih"E d"nD
take tiny DOSES ar IutSrI1 ais through the
day: YOU need not wait un'il night al
some other convenient INN I" g,' r'!I'
drive out headache. bilious hI"at"d
coustipated feeling Just take an III
tablet right away. anytime You wish.
another a little later and perhaps an
other when you get hume and go 10 bed.
results are thorough. r"utlr. permanent
no hurry or discomfort no waiting
untu convenient um". Tho e II tirI'St
"C,ut Rate" and all druggists sell the
400 tablet size wooden bottle &c.
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eovery. The first few doses OF it gave me
the first relief had had in months and I
took three bottles OF it which made me feel
like different man. In Eighteen years |
have not had 70 diet or deprive myself Of
anything to eat and my appetite 10 always
Tny stomach trouble."-J. F. BOWLES,
r ID Box a
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AdditIonal speRkers occurred.

ARRANGEMENTS nave been practically
completed for Miss tcCele Hdrt2. stat"
organizer for the American Jewish Re-
lief campaign, To arrive here Saturday
evening, to address the patrons of the
TWO theatres Rabbi silver l. expected
here Sunday for speeches III the local
churches, and Miss HIrtz Will also be
available for talk at the churches, in
order to further boost the work OF the
campaign. The work Of the remainder
of the week htaS been planned by the
publicity committee, and If the other
committees connected with the work
viii bring their members up 10 the
notch, there Is 10 doubt Of the ultimate
success OF the local campaign which
begins Monday. and closes Thursday
evening at o'clock.
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with five hundred rarty ~ her home
u" Th" "'i members r Of the Magazine club
and their husbands will be entertained
ut tn" home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer
I.aughlin this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Dondna and two
children Of Pittsburgh. Pa. arc visiting
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II.
Doudua and Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kirk.
\ telegram was received here Thurs
the six year old son of MIR. and Mrs.
George Ross Of Grafton, w. Va. Mrs.
Ross was formerly Miss Nell Little of
this place.
Miss Marsretta Modem entcrtaincd
few friends Thursday afternoon for her
cousin. Miss Bcss MUShrud, of Wheel
ing. The afternoon was spent playing
five hundred and Mrs. Geo. Fisher enter
tanned tho same crowd in the evening
with 4 theatre party.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The Intelll-
genccr at Hickey's News stand.
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport hardware Company.
Albert w. Otto. Local Correspondent.
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WOMEN Drawer THAN MEN

Women often do their daily tasks IN
home o(fice or factory while suffering
main and misery that would put man
in bed. However. much Of womcns SUI.
fnrinE can be allcviated. Backache, sore
r,onnr1os sim Joints. rheumatic pains.
dizziness and like symptoms arc caused
by disordercd Kidneys and bladder. Mrs:
Thos, Davis. Montgomery. Ind, writes:
II doctored several months without re-
lief, when l commenced using Foley
Kidney pills. and got relief. Eight bot
lies cured me-" Safe, harmless; quick
results Sold everywhere.
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Making improvements.

The Wheeling Ceiling and Roofing
which was recently purchased
by the Witaker and Glcssncr people, is
extensive improvements a
large amount of new machinery is be-
Ing installed and II - thought that this
factory will be used for making differ
Cnt parts Of machinery for the number
of different plants OF the Whitaker.
GleSsncr company.
pcctcd to be installed ready for bust
ness after February !. THO present plant
will also. be enlarged.
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Thin Blood, Rundown, Ner.
un,Ia. Gall Stonea

Fafrmont, W. Ya-:-"My wife became
ailing from complication Of diseases abe
had thin blood, was rundown, nervous and
had other ills had 70 wait on hGr FIVE
weeks, day and night My time lost from
work and money spent cost me about
n1ty-6ve dollars. purchased bottle OF
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
which gave hsr strength and ambition: also
A great number Of gall stones cAme from
her which she did not know she had. The
Golden Medical Discovery il moro than
1t IS claimed to be; it in worth i've cents a
drop TO tho rundown and debilnAted
nystem. "-SOLOMON EFAW. R T. D. 6
Indigestion and Stomach
Iipdnde, ". Val had been . suf1erer
from indigestion and stomach trouble for
over fvo months, nothing ate aeeed with
me, and could not sleep well ut night l
used four packages OF DR.. hOrcee Golden
Medical Discovery and received tho great
est Of results from its use. l am usnS
DR.. Pieroe's Pleasant Pellets now and ind
them to give good satisfaction. "-MhSs
HATTIE BOYD. r F. D. l. Boz A7-- -
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A Peculiar Case

Fire Chief James L. Fitton. ~ this
city. was arrested Wednesday, AT HridgeS
port on a charge Of h,orkinE tn" street
ear traffic. His auto was standing at Il
corner and * suid to hay" Intrrfcrred
win car traffic. The marshal ordered
him to move thu car and h" refused and
was taken 70 tho cjly building and COM
r,l'cd TO furnish h"nd for hearing
tins evening. Eitton claims m" company
has no right OF way over tn" streets aS
they have no franchise. II" Will night
The case.
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GLADYS Leslie will NJ Tho attraction
At the Fenray theatre this afternoon
and evening. In "Thc Golden shower" a
film Of New York GrcCian dances and
tho great west in which she gay" back
his millions. hut kept his heart. Ac-
rnr,linE TO the story. Mary Kane. frau
college student. dances with GrcCian
rraccs into the glitter Of broadway. Tho
r!ty throws gold At her feet. kings Of
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PLANS COMPLETED
FOR BIG BANQUET
EAGLES BUILDING HAS BEEN Sc
CURED, AND LARGE NUMBER
OF MEMBERS or ORGAN
IEATTON EXPECTED.
Officers Of Plsh and Game Protective
Association VIII Be Elected
Previous to Big Affair.

The members OF the executive com
mItt.e Of the Belmont County Fish and
Game Protective Association hav" all
plans completed for the annual banquet
81 the Association. which Will BE- hold
N tn" Eagles Building ON IN" NadlA
nike. tomorrow evening. following tn"
annual meeting foT tho election ~ Off
GERS. This will be tn" first. banquet for
the association members. as the orGanl-
cation - less than I year cid, but mem
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snnnrn nnncan Attrnctive,

One Of the Dicgest CroWds 70 attend
A social affair of the kind in the city
was noted at the Old Time square dance
which was given IN the Frat Hall on
North Fifth street. last night. under the
auspices Of the Booster Committee Of
the Red Men.
An excellent orchestra rendered the
program Of music for the evening. and
all apparently had the time of their
lives.
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"Human Desire"

For the interest OF the patrons of the
Family tlSnatrc III this city. the First
National attraction. Anita Stewart IN u
dainty. charming and altogether differ
,ut r0mancc Of mother love. Human
rsIrc" wIll be- shown this afternoon and
evening. This IS the story of waif
who adorcs babies, and wife who
hates them. a play with a special hu-
man appeal
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Good Contest Assured.

One Of tn" best contests in III" way
Of a basketball game. probably for the
entire season. VIII hr pul!cd off At III"
Elm school gymnasium this evening"
when the local high five meets the team
from the Shadysldc high school The
game is being looked forward 10 with
much interest and IN" local fan' are
backing the Ferry to win.
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New Council Meeting.

The FIRST meeting. held for inc nur-
nos, Of organization of the new village
council Will b" hold at the municipaI
tuIId,n". F~idav evening "f this W. q
-, thar they may max" I start on their
wurk AZ IA" regular meeting 10 h" n"id
Tuesday Of the coming week. TIL" cleo.
mon 81, = rltv solicitor will be ono or
the matters for tomorrow night s
meeting. hut sentiment among the new
members 10 all in favor OF Attorney
Vincent Campbell who Is certain al
election.
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.yn,,,.n Rol,.F Snashers.

Rev Charles p. Wingerd, Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. addressed tho
crowd at the Fcnray theatre last night
Rev, r. W. Jameson. pastor IF the
United Presbyterian church. spoke at
the PastIme theatre. Tn" speakers for
Tonight are: Fcnray $50 o'r'loCk. Rev.
r. s. jenkins Of the Welsh CongrCCa-
,ional church. and Pastimc. 7:i5. A. J.
Fallen. chairman OF the publicity COM
r,,Ite
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Scout0 Met,

4 very interesting meeting Of the
Boy Scouts. Of Troop No. 10. was held
last evening AT the Methodist church.
A large number or tho young men reg.
istcred in tho organization for the year
while the old ones rc-rcgistercd. The
old members have been busy on trying
to increase their membership. Several
plans for the year were also discussed
This being followed by n social session.
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missionary Society to Meet.

The Womans Missionary Society
OF the Presbyterian church will meet
this evening at 1880 o'clock at the homo
OF Mrs. Edward Pcll, OF Warwood av.
enue. The Third Chapter of the book
OF Christian Amcricarlzation. will be tho
topic for the evening. which will b,
explained by Mrs. T. =. Carson.