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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-30

The only way to get above these
high prices is to go up in an aero
plane.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-01-30

The flu is flying around again. Let
us hope it will fly over.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
CLOTHING GOES TO POOR
MISS WHITING DISTRIBUTES
PROCEEDS OF BUNDLE DAY
Many Appeals From Richmond'S
Stricken Families Arc An
swercd by Workers.

No less than zoe mems suits. 200
pairs of shoes, thirty overcoats, 100
coats for children and 200 girls dresses
and hundreds of other articles were
contributed by Richmond people on
the annual Bundle Day" of The Times
Dispatch. y full report Of all the ar
ticlcs donated was made yesterday by
Miss Charlotte Whiting. acting secrc-
tary Of the Associated Charities. who
has charge OF the distribution.
Miss Whiting declared that the poor
of the city had been greatly helped by
the gift OF the cast-off clothing. which
was renovated and cleaned by 4 corps
OF workers at Associated Charities
hcaduudTters The demand far exceed
cd the supply, She said.
Hardly had the clothing been re-
ceived. said Miss Whiting, before cold
thrensod TO her Office begging for help
joicinS among the poverty stricken
when they LEANED OF "Bundle Day" and
the gifts which had been made for
them, Miss Whiting stated.
that. besides the mems suit. shoes.
ovcrcoats. coats Tor children and girls
dresses. there We're 100 suits OF mems
underwear. thirty wolucnS dresses
fifty skirts, 10" mems shirts. loo hats,
tWenty-iiNc pieces OF bedding, seventy
i've boys suits fifty pieces OF women
underwear.
There are sim a small number of
articles. OF clothing which have not
been distributed. Miss Whiting said.
hut the heavy demand will soon dcpletr
the supply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
TELLS MORMON SECRETS
SPEAKER RELATES WEDDING
RITES SAID TO BE ENACTED
Hundreds of Richmond Women Hear
Address by Mrs. Luln LoScland
Shepherd.

Hundreds of Richmond women
packed the auditorium and gallery of
Broad Street Methodist Church yes
tarday afternoon at 3 o'clock to hear
Mrs. Lula Lovcland Shepherd for the
second time on the Secrets Of the
Mormon Temple Revealed
Mrs. Shepherd and DR.. J. III. lib
belts arc conducting an intensive anti
Mormon campaign i'll Richmond under
Inc auspices oil the National Reform
Association.
AIRS. Shepherds address yesterday
afternoon was III the nature OF Il vivid
word picture oil the Mormon marriage
ceremony as revealed to her by u Nor
mon woman shortly before her death
This woman, she SAID, had been Il
nurse in her own homo in Salt Lake
city for many years and OF unques-
touablc vcracity.
TIE oaths, grips, signs and pass
words OF this mysterious ceremony,
which it is death to any Mormon to
reveal. Mrs. shepherd declared, were
described in thrilling detail by the
Xii Mormons. she stated, were not
polyganists. but the high priests were
expected and required to take unto
themselves ten wives and there were
9H.'op high priests in the Mormon
Church.
Three men sit in the Congress OF
the United states today. she declared,
who wear the secret garment bearing
tho embroidered symbols of the blood
atoncment oath of the Mormon Church
The goal TO which the leaders OF
the movement aspred, Mrs. Shepherd
declared TO be the passage of Fed
it's ratification by the necessary thirty
sin states
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Today and Tonight
IN Richmond

Today Is legal holiday In
honor of Lees birthday.
Secretnry-AInnnEcr Association in
convention at KucEcr's Hotel vt
10.
Board of visitors or VirEinin Mill
tnry Institute meets ut Hichmond
Hotel mt 10.
business wOunn's invitation COM
mttter meets mt y. W. &. A. at ~
DIR. D0uglns Freeman speaks on
"IIistory and Patriotism" at Wo-
mans Club at 4.
Kiwani~ club meets nj HusincAs
Mems Club ut 1.
Meeting 10 Consider community
recreation plans at Arm. and Nav,
Club. nelviirre mud Main streets
nt $3.50.
United Daughters OF Conrederacy
ball Al Woman'S Club al S::iU.
lyrlc-NaudcviIle. 1880, .:45 aud
$3.50.
Strand--dark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
THREE FACING STARVATION
UNLESS GIVEN ASSISTANCE
Mother with broken Arm. Father Vic
tin, OF Paralysis md Child Arc

Facing the problem OF providing for
themselves. family of three help
less members arc in need of imncdi
ate assistance because the source OF
their supply ceased when the m,sher
me, with misfortune in, breaking her
being made through The Times-D Dis
patch. Relief Fund. $751; having been
contributed leaving Il balance OF $50
to make the fund complete.
Three individuals are affected be-
cause Of the misfortune which has
come to the mothcr-the husband. who
is an invalid. because OF paralysis.
and little child who is constantly
in need of nourishing food and cloth
ing. to keep in health and strength
during the winter months.
Before. the mother was injured she
attended to every burden of tho little
family within the home in addition to
outside duties which brought renu-
mcration sufficient to keep the family
from suffering. Eut with the mother
injured. the three lave begun to suf
fer and with no hopes for their rclic'
for many weeks 10 come, the appeal
| for $50 was made for them
Contributions should be addressed 20
The Times Dispatch Relief Fund case
No. u
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
REVISE TRAFFIC ORDINANCES
Council Committee viii Corx,drr
Changes In LAW AT Meeting
TmrShnH f~h

Mombers OF The Council COMMITTEES
on Ordinance will have before them
%hen they meet tomorrow night ut S
O'clock the report OF tho subcommittee
with respect TO revision OF the present
automobile traffic laws. The subcom-
Inittee, consisting OF Alderman lose o,
g. NunTally. of Madison Ward, aud
Councilman Edgar g. English. OF Lee
Ward. met last Friday night, at which
time 1T received suggestions and recon
mendations from members OF tho Rich
1nond Automobile Club and citizens In
general.
The more important OF these recon
inendations, which will bc transmitted
to the full committee tomorrow night
provide that automobiles shall slow
down 10 not nor than eight niles
when approa~hing i. intersections Of
streets and.-dritcrs shah indicate the
fact that they intrnd ia turn into. an
intersectins street AT least fifty feet
2oeforc reaching such intersection or
turning point.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
REPORT CASES OF HEALING
MINISTERS FIND SEVERAL
BENEFITED BY HlCKS0N
Pastors Indorse Work Of EnElishmnn
and Learn Many Gained by
gi.+aN His Visit Here.

( - Unqualified Endorsement and ap-
proral of the work Of the Christian
healing mission conducted i'll Rich
tmond by James Moore dickson for
y two days of last week marked the
sermons of number Of Richmond
,1ninisters yesterday.
Tho regular weekly meeting OF ,he
dtichmond Glorious at 81. Pauis parish
house this morning at 1880 Will be
featured by discussion from tho local
point of view Of Mr.. HickScn and his
work.
While no marked instances OF in
light, number OF authentic cases OF
marked physical Improvement have
gone on record. il was stated yes-
terday.
Woman Receivers Health.
One oil these relates 10 > member
of the congregation OF s.. Marks, who
ls generally known 10 have been badly
crippled from rheumatism for several
walk up the incline 10 Einford Junior
High School. where the services are
held each sunday.
This woman told her pastor last
night that she had limpcd with dith-
Guilty into the chanccl at S. Paurs
hGpiseopai Church for MIR Hickson's
the altar rail the limb had become per-
fectly supple and had remained 50 ever
When asked relative TO The attitude
OF the inmates oil tho Virginia Homo
Tor Incurables TO Mr.. Ilickson's visit
10 the ins;itutiGn Friday. the super
.1ntendent. Mrs. Emma VERIFY. declared
tnat she herself was the best example
OF what Mr.. Hclson had accomplished
out there.
Cured "f SIccpie..ne...
She had been unable TO sleep well.
iact, tor a long time She had not had
a;n iood nights i!;f!, rest Following Mr..
l,. 90 "A ,1,n,
10 her surprise, she slept long and
soundly. and had been sleeping sound
iy eYeTy night since. and that her
IN consequence.
From another authentic source
comes the report of 4 patient who had
ana since the moment Mr.. dickson IA I'd
his hands on her head she had not
nag 4 twinse Of pain.
ttcv. j. j. Ciravatt, r.. -. OF Holy
Trinity; Rev. w. Il. Smith u. D., of 81.
Marks: Rev. Cary Montague, at the
Episcopal church in Gimtor PARK. and
spoke particularly yesterday OF phases
pr the Christian healing mission con-
"ucted by Mr. Hickson i'll Richmond.
Church Is Crowded.
The church in Gintcr Park was
packed to capacity 10 hear Mr. Nom
taGuc, city missionary Mr.. Montague
was most enthusiastic in his approval
2 .n,nnd; healing lG mission He urged the
prayer circles in all Christian churches
IN Richmond. and spoke OF what he
nmsGif was doing in co -ope Grafton with
Mr.. Hickson's mission
Or. Smith preached 10 ST. Marks
conservation on Increase OF Faith"
me sermon was based on the siEnifi-
canoe OF the healing mission. lie had
special prayers for tho continued sue
cess OF Mr.. Hickson's work and dc
clared That he would continue this
program OF public prayer
believe in Mir. Hickson." DR. Smith
SAID last night, and l believe he nos
sessees in 2 marked degree some
SSpeS;iai quality which fits him pecu-
know Of people who have already been
WondcrtullH helped and whose phys,-
Grams bear out their testimony oc
marked Improvement in their nhvsi-
cal condition as a result of Mr. Hick-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Ns3o- Alexander Forward VIII speak 10
the men oi Petersburg at the Central Y
NJ. c. - building tomorrow nigh, on "hy
Modern State On Wednesday nigh; no
VIII address the Mems Association OF Gin
tie, Park
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
RAISE FUNDS FOR CHURCH
Judge Ernest IL. Wells Addrexses Zion
baptist CONGREGATION on Spirit
of Giving.

Judge Ernest II. Wells. of Hastings
Court. Part III, addressed The consre-
cation OF Zion Baptist Church. coiored
Yesterday afternoon in Independent
auditorium. 1916 Hull Street, on The
spirit Of Giving, Its Source, and What
We should DO With 1t" Following Ills
address. a collection was taken and
nearly s2Oo was raised With which
TO purchase a furnace ana install II
in the church
w. 7. l1abney. secretary ot the Cham
Der OF Commerce, assisted in collect
ing contributions for the fund. Judge
Wells was introduced by Augustine
Royal = banker and real estate man
of South Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
Irish Will Celebrate

Patrick Henry Branch. Friends or
irish Freedom, will httinSly celebrate
AT the regular meeting Of the branch
10 bc held in the Arcade Building
Foushec street. between Broad and
Grace. tomorrow night at s O'Clock. the
sweeping victories achieved by the
Sim Fcin in the elections in ireland
last week. As related In dispatches
the Sinn Fem. Which has established
the Irish Repuhic. elected more than
Offices.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

II. :. Jenkins. 20. !, sailor. was arrested
yesterday afternoon on the charge OF bc!ns
Giso-dcr!y at i:irhmoud Hotel. Jenkins is
also chirged with being =. fugitive from
Washington. iic Will appear in Police
Court this morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Discussion OF proposed amendments 10
The ccnat!!utlcu and hy-iaws Will feature
thc meeting OF the Couaci Of Social Agcn-
c!"s tomorrow afternoon o'clock at
TIT W"man's Professional Building. al ai0
East Grace street ~ secretary ci the or
fani@at!cn VII! also be elected 1T this meet
ms.
Jennie Thompson, coiored. 90, was found
dead .; hcr home. 500 Center Street. last
n!Bht ~ $50 o'clock Ivy one Of her children
Coroner Whitfield stated that dcst was
due to natural causes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

ST. MARKS congregation has Just pur.
chased Il site at kcusnEton and Belmont
Avenues for Tbs new church oditicc. About
$4,000 WAS paid Tor the property and plaus
&rs ALREADY under way for the new st.
between $50 900 and 81 600 when com
l!ctcd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Rev. W. L. Cox. rector OF the Church
OF the holy Comforter. will preside at the
insettng OF the Richmond Glorious, this
morning AT 1880 In -. paul's parish house.
hlr. Cox was recently elected chairman OF
tina organi2a ton oi Episcopal minister's for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19

Reports OF the past years WORK VIII
feature the aanua! Indoor Picnic" OF
IN. congregation OF tho Church OF the
HOLY Comforter tomorrow night. The
entertainment begins at G:3u o'clock.
supper viii be served in regular pic
mic style. Members of the Ladies Md
Society will serve coffee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-19
MILLER g Rhoads
'The Shopping CeuteY''
Character and Credit
'The Shopping Center"


epHnt tby euuesD fromt economic
Good and credit hand-n-hand good name helps
credit, and credit helps good either
one must pay bills promptly.
Credit is the greatest force the business
to borrow obtain the property another
promise to For every of be
debt, and there can be credit where there debt
To be in debt is dishonorabe credit is To
grocery bill is crime, but failure pay you have
agreed should be- To furnish house the plan
often advisable plan-some persons could home
other 1t often the sake of
the time when you might need accommodation
Persons should guard their credit health
Borrow must buy credit when necessary pay as
you When give word make good
bond Consider debts sacred obligations Never that
your creditors forget your obligations.
To meet ones obligations promptly encourage thrift 1t
on this account that NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK empha-
this phase Of thrift for the New following bro
gram has been arranged:
National Thrift Bank
Day., National Life Insurance Day" own
Day., Make Will Day Thrift Industry Day." Family
Budget Day. and Pay Your Bills Promptly Day"
program, viii willie continue all week
special phase the following
Work and Make a O
fc Make
will ills Share
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-21

BOW CITY, Jan. 90 Special \
n Friday evening the $40 local on the
Ncfk hNseatern carried crowd of over
4ety 70 Denison to witness the basket
\ III game between the Denison high
III and the local high school team.
~ game was called about s o'clock
~ Ms started with a rush, Denison
9effng one point on a free throw. Then
~ City jumped into the lead and
~ mp 10 score Of 10 to III Dow City
1tt2ed In the, lead until the last hall
4 IA Denis0n tied the score. After tenl
/ 59sltes Of play Talcott, forward on theI
\ DIV City team, was put in ON four
i Ddt0nAl fouls. He also suffered an &C.
4 d6&ut that might have been serious.
n ~ with one Of the Denfson players,
Xt4e fighting for the hall when Talcott
1l6 forced Into an iron post, humping
M head severely. At this point in the
9aane Denison put fresh men in and
SqWly worked the score up Dow City
f6j,ght fiercely ali the time and can be
scmplimented on holding the fast Deni.
I s6n,; five to that close score on their
autall floor At the final whistle the
ere stood 20 to 81 In Denison, favor.
o1ltnA WAX the star for Deniborl, MAX. |
s5lj The ma 0rity OF their points. Til. |
Ind Cooper, the first hall. shot most |
iJ1tlastes Of play that Talcott was in he !
nd two fflne shots. Our team plays
Wt Side Friday evening on their
i fl6Gr. 6
l .;as.a Marriage licenses
The following licenses to wed have
been issued by Clerk j. w. Monaghan
during the. past week:
Name and address =. % Agel
january r.
iInbA H. Hansen, Gchleswig ----. legal |
Hannah Kluver, Schlesw1g ------leSall
HI e.. Lochmiller. Denison ---.-.legAfI
dIadys - Arr, penison --------l legal
y Il January 16--
Henry b. Lackman. Denison --------23l
Martha N. Luetjens, Denison illegal
Newton b. McCracken, Manila ----22 |
M1lda E. Hoffeins. Manila ---,.-.-21l
1(il3uS Hartwig, Dunlap e-----1-N. as2SV
n(hel Pedersen, Dunlap ----------419I
UdAef g. Larson, KirOn ----------l legal
fearl II. Beaumont, Denison -----legaiI
Burlington Hawkeye: Bryan ID for
the treaty with reservations. Lowdenl
sbecause he Is convinced that that isl
TIE right thing to do. Bryan comes
IN at q much later time. because he |
feels that this liz the right thing to do
TO catch votes,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-01-21

F31ifl 'salN.4aD9H ssWTsi aDHH aioii5
4 tai,irH fa3ae agitita 5sisEi'2ff 1s.sffS q :.
s4l6 IIns lsi 10 1864 ali 5oaiftaa
~ 8263}3s 4F tstf z s3fs FSts ,fy,.. - tf,Ftet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
INDIGNATION AROUSED
BY TAXICAB DRIVERS
CHARGE FOE TRIP FROM THIS
CITY TO ST. CLAIRSVuLE
RAISED TO ONE DOLLAR YES
TERDAY, Is ALLEGED ON
A PRETEXT.
talk Of Petition to the County Com
nisstoners to Compel the Taxi OPP
orators to Pay o County
License.

A large amount Of indiEnation was
aroused among thOS" who have been IN
Il habit Of making their trip To 81.
CHairSvillc. from this city. yesterday
morning when they were Informed iha'
the price OF the trip had been raised
from fifty cents per head 10 one dol
lar each for passengers, and most OF
the usual patrons Of the taNicabs waited
and made the trip on the tram instead.
Talk was started yesterday for m"
circulation Of petition among the OFF,
Gals and attaches Of the court hOus"
st ST. ClairSvillc. and another in this
city, to have q law passed compelling
the taXlCabS to pay fee I" tho county,
as well as tho license that is paid 10 the
state and some have been suggest ed
that tho local council should take cog
nizance Of tho affai9 and charge n civ
license for the operation on tnNlcaDS
To and from this place.
The excuse given yesterday for tho al
legged increase in fares to the county
seat was that the roads are slippery and
very hard TO get over and "a usual ono
Of the former patrons remarked 'aii
of the drivers have gotten together in
a combination and all have agreed =
charge the same price.
One Of tho drivers - alleged TO have
charged n business man the sum Of
scvcnty-five cents for bringing a small
package Of less than a pound weight
from the county scat. and when ques-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
A Stubborn Cough
LoOse,ls Right Up
Thh homemade remedy n woa-
der for quick results. Easily
and cheAply made.
.3.f++++++4t++++$$4

Here is a homemade syrup which MI
most dependable means o, breaking Up
stubborn coughs. 1t is cheap and simpe.
but very prompt in action. Under -
healing, soothing influence, chest SON
ness goes. phlegm loosens, breathing b.
comes easier, tickling in throat stops and
YOU get a good nights restful sleep. The
usual throat and chest colds are con
ouered by it in - hours or less. Nothine
better for bronchitis, hoarseness, Group,
throat tickle, bronchial asthma or win
ter coughs.
To make this splendid cough syrup,
pour 2b ounces of Pinex into . pint
bottle and fill the bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup and shake thor:
oughIy. II you prefer, use clarified
molasses, honey, or corn syrup, instead
of sugar syrup. Either way. you get
a full pint-a family supply-of much
better cough syrup than you could buy
ready-made for three times the money.
Keeps perfectly and children love it,
pleasant taste.
Pinex is a special and highly concen.
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, known the world over for
it's prompt healing effect upon the mem.
branes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for "2h ounces Of Pinex" with
full directions, and don't accept any.
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re-
funded. The Pinex Co. Fl Wayne,
Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27

Not Worth TAKING Out. <
Much presidential timber never gets
out Of the woods.-Arkansas Gazette.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
HER WISH HAS
NOW CONE TRUE
MRS. wHTLoW LIVED IN HOPE OF
REGA1NING HER LOST
HEALTH.
MADE WELL AND STRONG AGAIN
BY TANLAC-TELLS HER
EXPERIENCE.

For long time" said Mrs. ". T.
WhIll"w. Of 27O5 Fast Grace street.
Richmond. Va Il have lived in hopes
that some day ! would get back my
h"alih. and 10y the help Of Tanla". my
wish has at last come true. for nav
gained fifteen pounds in weight ana am
now strong. well and happy woman.
Il never knew what ii WAS TO reel
hungry, and just had TO force myself TO
eat a little something to keep soul ana
body together. What did eat seemed
10 do III" no good, as | got IN Such IL
badly rundown condition mat | had ~
have SOMEONE to d" my h"us"w"rk.
WAS So nervous, weak and dizzy that |
could nos get out uf my chair without
huldinE onto something To Keep from
falling. Sometimes there was SuCh IL
swimming in my head that every hlhS
seemed L. he whirllnS around. and i"r
tw" or three months was so SICK ana
weak that nay folks were all uneasy
about me. Finally l went to n hoSplIal
Tor treatment. but this nor anything else
did IN" any good. There was Slcken-
ing taste IN my mouth all the time ana
my nerves were completely shattered.
Al night | would just lie wide awake.
suffering. worrying and wondering IT
there was nothing made that would help
me In the mornings ! always l"It ="
badly that could not get up until away
! in tho day and then could do nothing
q but SIT around
But. thanks to Tanlac. my condition
i altogether different now. ] had not
finished the first bottle until ! knew II
Was wonderful medicine, for ] was feel
ing like Il different person. MY appe-
lite returned. l was sleeping better and
began to feel like stirring around. Now
| am able to do all my own work. Tor l
am feeling perfectly we'll and strong.
Every sign Of stomach trouble, nervous
ness and dizziness have left me. and my
appetite IS So good that ! can hardly get
enough to cat. Besides eating three
hearty meals a day. | take a lunch be
tween meals and enjoy every mouthiul
If Tanlac had done no more than get me
OF Of milk and toast. | would think II a
grand medicine. but sine" | am able Ia
eat just anything and everything, and
feel 50 we'll. can't praise II enough
Here is another instance. or the won
dcrful rCCoHStructiv" powers OF Tanlac
Mrs Whitlow is only one of many thou
sands who have taken II with tn" same
gratifying results. Tanlac proved or
great benefit TO her because ii contains
certain medicinal properties which en-
rich the blood and promote healthy
appetite for nOurishing food. Tanlac
has been very successful in overcoming
nervousness and Slcpl"SSncSS. not from
n Uuici!nC effect on the nerves, for ii
has no such effect, hut by strengthen
ing the nerves and bringing back the
normal stat" Of health through it's effect
on the appetite and nutrition of the
body.
Tanlnc Is sold IN Wheeling by the
Hogc Davis Drug Co.. ll45 Market St
and 1884 Main ST.. and the E. X. Hoge
Drug C" Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-27
Martin,a Perry Briefs.

Eugene HumphreyvIlle OF this city
left last night to attend meeting al
Cincinnati, O.. as n delegate from st.
Paul's Episcopal church.
Miss Ella Ingclhright continues seri-
ously i'll at her home on North Fourth
street
Miss sara Louise Dixon has gone to
Washington, d. G.. where she has &C.
ceptcd a position at the Walter Reed
hospital.
Mrs Lyle Chambers Is reported TO he
somewhat improved at her home on
North Fourth street, following several
days illness.
Mrs. Fred Bcrthel has been confined
to her home on North Fourth street for
several days with illness.
The members Of the Boys Club Of st.
Paurs Episcopal church held supper
at the church on West Walnut street
last night.
! Miss Alice Craig Of this city, Is spend
ing the week at work in the telephone
exchange at st. Clairsville. in place of
one Of tho operators who is Ill.
Preparatory services will be held at
the United Presbyterian church Thurs
day and Friday evenings Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. T. Mays Of Center
street leave for Mingo, o.. today to at
tend the funeral Of Mr.. Mays father.
who died a few days ago.