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za zachovani zivota. To mu
gjednalo arci jeste vttsi slavy
a od te dolby nesmel sc mu Ia
Ike uz mkdo pro jeho podivin-
ske chovani posmivati.
Jednou doslo k udalosti, kite
IA vzbudila rozruch ilesmirny
a ma kterou z ticastniku nikdo
,nezapomnel.
Bylo to po bitve u Marovoy-
su, kdyz Berthiot bojoval OBJ
: divuhodnou statecnosti.
Druhy den ma to, kdyz ce-
tam bylo dovoleno odpocivati,
pozval zahadny legionar sve
soudruhy k dobremu dousku Il
,vfnoval Jim k tomu ucelu ctyri
iahve burgundskeho.
/ Sam nepil skorem ani kapky
a rozpravky, ktera nasledIiem
ohniveho napoje byla vzdy Ii
lvnjSi, pocatku sc AMI nezu-
castnil.
| HovOrilo Sc, jak u vojaku
prlrozeno, o rnznych duka-
Zech statecnosti mezi cizine-
ckymi legionafi bylo horIive
debatovano tom, ktery naro,l
maze sc zvati nejvico chladno
krevnym a V nebezpeGi otrlym
Jisty Svycar pochlubil Sc 5
sraianem svym Vilemem Tel
lem, ktery, iak znamo, sestfe
lil synu sv6mu pevnou rukol
jablko hlavy.
"Vilem Tell - 70 jest ba,
chorka, ktere neverime!"
"Nu, ia jsem uz takovy ne.
Verici Tomas - co ma sve oCi
Icvidim, tomu neprikladam vi
ry".
NIUE Sc ii brzy naskytnou-
ii prilezitost, abys 10 vidal",
odv6til iakousi vzne5enou Tho
stejnosti Svycar; "ia sam trod
Fam 81 sestreliti nekomu ma til
Get kroku S hlavy iablko".
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povazuji "a trochu I otrestene-

povazuji "a trochu I otrestene-
ho.
Pts mi cas- Cd casu, jak Sc ii
vede, mily pfiteli. Pfani vseho
zdaru ii posila a ruku tvou u
pfimne tiskne tvuj vroucne ii
oddany
Andre Vernier".
"Ubohy pfiteli!" vzdychl 81
Pierre, ukladaje dopis opet do
kapsy. 2 M'
PAX uvazoval o lnladem vo-
jinu, ktereho mu Vernier dopo
lucoval.
Nahlednuv do noticni kniz-
Ky, zabrucel k sobe:
"Hle, nemylim Sc: Antonin
Thiemet - siouzi prave podr
mnOu!"
V tom okamziku uGelil lodni
velitel rozkaz, ably rciezy byly
uvoneny a kotyy vytazeny.
Slavnostni okamziH odjezdu
nadesel.
Obrovska lod' Sc pohnula a
ria jestatne sc otocila, nacez po
Gala sc ubirati klidnc velcb-
lie smerem urccnym.
Il tisicerych hrdel zazn6Io
ohlusujici: "Slava vojsku! Sla
va Francii!" a 2 lodi i u nabre
III mavano satky.
Pierre Courtial obratil SC k
Jcdnomu z poddtstojniku:
"Serzante, oznamtc Thiennc
tovi, re MIN chci mluViti".
"Okamzit6, pane poruciku"
odvetil poddustojnik a odkVa-
Ipil.
Ia maly okamzik stall jiz
syn pytlaka larigniesskeho, po
nekud ieste neohrabany a roz
padity, pred chefcm svc setni-
ny.
"Pfejcte 81, pane porrci-
ku?"
"Obdrzel isem prave dCpis
od pana Andrea Vernicra. Pr
Sc mi, re jste vstoupil do Vo-
.ienskych rad a jak vidim, "a
lima Sc vas. TEST mne, &c 4
vas bude fadny vojin".
"V teto nadeji jsem vstoupil
do vojska, pane poruciku".
"DobTe. Pracoval istc dlou-
10 ia hutich?"
"Ano, pane poruciku.
"Bydlil jstc primo V Larig-
niesu 2"
"Zcela blizko - Ii svych rO
diGu " chudobnc c'latrci tsc
vorubce Thienneta! Pamatuji
sc, ze jsrne tam podnikali OBJ
cas- vylety".
"Tak jest, pane porucillu.
Jcdnou take .iste IA prochazce
) pani Vernierovou & slecnou
Johanou zabloudili a ia jscm
byl st'asten, &c jsem vas uvcdl
na pravou cestu".
"Vim 0 tom, VIM, rekl hla-
sem ponekud zmen3hym dit
stoinik, jehoz tvar3 vzplaiy
lehkym rumencem.
Voiinovi neuslo toto pohnlti
a vzpomnsi 81 na zninku o ne
veSclem vzczreni Pierrovu, kite
rou k nemu prohodil kamarid,
kdyz sli do pristavu.
"IIled'tc tedy, mi;y Theme
&c. abystc vzdy plnil sprayn6
svc povinnosti". promluvil NY
nj op6t Courtial, rychlc sv6
vzruscni opanovav, "a bud'tc
ubczpccen, zc budu miti vHdy
peel abych sluzbu YAM zpri-
5emnil".
"D6kuji vam, mil poruci-
nu!"
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"M1zete jiti".

"Mdzete jih".
Thiennet salutoval a vratil
Sc ke kamaradum, shromazde
nFm koiem lodni vlajky.
LODI Sc jiz rychle vzdalovala
z pristavu.
Trojbarevna vlajka vesele
tfepetala Sc ma stezni a pod
sneznem sbor vojaku pei pisen
no rozloucenou $ vlasti.
VSichni nell size V ocich.
Mlady dustojnik prodral Sc
davem a pfistoupil k okraji.
Tam stanul, zraky MAZE u
preny k mizicim brehum Fran
Gle a zaseptal:
"Neuvidim iiz zeini tuto nj
ldy vice..
Nekolik hodm ma To hnal sc
rarnik jiz plnou parcu ma ST.
rem mori.
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viasti - a obecenstvo ma ma
drazi shromazdene zpivalo Sc
bou, provolavajic mezi tim sla
wi voisku a Francii.
Dustojnikum byly vykazany
,lvnitr lodi male ka5iny; Pier
re Courtial zahy po SVEN vstu
pu ma LODI odebral Sc do jed
re z Mich, kamz pred tim dial
rrin6sti sva zavazadla.
Byl st'asten, re mohl opu-
slit hlucny dav a oddati Sc sobe
samemu.
Nyni vynal z kapsy balicek,
nemz stuzkou ovazany byly
vSecky dopisy Johaniny.
Nekolikrate jiz byl skoro IL
pine odhodlan spaliti je, ale ne
uCinil toho.
Dnes chtel je zniciti.
Nebylo V mem zadn6 zlosti
ani zadne zoufalosti vice, ien
veliky smutek, tupa resignace
naplnovaly jeho srdce.
Snail Sc, ably obraz neverni-
&C uplne re sve pametl smazal.
Pcsadil Sc a chlaGnokrevne,
olhodlane wal dop;s mezi pr
sly a roztrhl jej. PAX pfisla ma
radu fotograpie - tento obraZ,
ieiz druhdy TAX vaSnive byl
tiskl k svcmu srdci.
Dlouho dival Sc na podoEiz-
nu tuto, kde tmavc, u skrani
mirne zkadorene vlasy dodava-
" mIade divce podobu Madon-
ry.
V rohu stala, jemnym pis-
mem nactrnuta, slovA: ma We
Ky tva, - mui Pierre -"
Rychle odvratil oci a po1o-
b,znu roztrhal ma nescctnc
ninozstvi kousku.
"VSe jest IL konce", fekl sam
k sob6 = "nechci uz dele NJ to
mysliti. - Neni mozno dele
voliti mezi minulosti :, budouc
nosti. Prvni je mrtva, druh;l te
Drv zaCina".
Wal utrzky listu a fotogra-
Fic do hrsti a rozhodii JIG S ok
ia kabiny do more.
podivna energie vzpruAlla
ccl0u jeho duSevni bytost.
Nem6l iiz potrcbi, vyhyvati
Sc lidem'; upraviv rychle ze-
yn6iSek, vySel ia palubu o.
debral Sc ma mustek "Cac Ia
ra".
Pohlcd odtud byl velkolepy.
,Ia lodi pestre smesici sbli-
zovali sc voifnove vsemoznych
odvetvi oddeleni.
Hodina odjezdu sc jiz BIZ
lila.
VSem formalitam, kterycn
vypraveni muzstva Ia velkou
lnorskou cestu vyzadnje, bEio
~ vyhoveno dustojnici meli
ma uniformach pfipjaty polnl
odznaky.
Nahle obievil Sc na pristav-
III hrazi poddustojnlk, jenz
nesl plny yak depesi.
"Posledni postal" zvolal cl-
81 HAS.
Skutecnc doSly dopisy, ktcrc
r,ino poSta princsla a kterc vo
;akum ncmohIy byti 0dcvzda-
ny drive ncz tito kaSarnN opu-
sill. jeStc V pravy cas- pred od-
nlutim lodi - jen hodinu poz-
leii byli by tyto vzkazy dra
.lych svych obdrzcIi teprv po
nekolikadennim cckanl.
Plukovni vclitel dal listy roz
dtliti. V nejcdnom oku zazari-
10 radost. V ncjcdnor' zat!py7
lila sc j sl2a.
Byly tu dopiSy od starych ro
diCu. snoubencu a Snoubcnek.
pratel, milosanych bytostl, kite
~ vojaci opustili, aniz by We
deli, zdali ic Ease kdy uzri.
Pan porudik Pierre >Cour-
tall"
Pierre vztahl ruhl a pfijal
dva dopisy.
.p,,I ,,npGkuJ rnzrlIIpD
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Sirotkova vina.
= ROMAN -
Napsal Paul Rouget. Prelozn a. n.

Dnstojnik sc podival ma a.
0resu a srdce jeho mu mocne
zabusilo.
Zaseptal zecla tise:
"Jakze - Gopis cd nj! - je
ttdy jeste tax nestoudna, re mi
pfse, bidnice! Co jen ode mne
chce? Neni pochyby, re to bu-
dou move Iii, move hanebnosti.
Ale nikoli - vsemu Jest konec
q ia jsem sobe dal slib, re s nj
mic vice miti nechcj Dopis pro
ste cist nebudu".
Ucinil nekolik krokI a "a
vravoral. Ale hide hledeli nan
mohli snadno jeho rozruseni
zpozorovati.
Musil Sc ovladati, musil ma
byt opet chladne krve. Zvedl
opet hlavu, pfistoupil pevne k
zabradli a aniz by byl obalku
aopisu roztrhal, odhodil ce1y
list do more.
Kdyby byl fadky tyto, ma
psane pevnou rukou, preletel,
kdoz vi, nebyla-h by sc V srdci
ieho opet vztycila pochybnost,
kdoz Vi, k cemu by byl jeste
pohnut byvai posle6nim po-
zdravem Johaninym!
Mimo to byl by zvedel, re IL
tinila zavazne pfedsevzeti.
Die rady lekaTu ncchtela Sc
vice shledati Sc svym od nj od-
louccnym dit6tem drive, nez
budc bud uplnG zdravo, nebo
r1rtvo.
Ably jc pi.i zivote zachovala,
ufinila slib v6novati sc spolu
$ nakolika cbdivuhodnymi ze-
nafhi, ktcre organisovaly jiste
dilo milosrdenstvi, dobru a bla
hu bliznich.
A pax jeSte ucinila zavaHek
jiny, o kter6m Sc ale nezmino-
vala, uznavajfc, lie chvile k to-
mu pfihodna sc jest6 ncdosta-
villa.
Zakonceni tohoto druhcho
llstu znelo iak nasleduje:
"Ty isl mnc odsoudil. Pierre,
budiz Vzdavam sc svemu osu
ia a neuvidim t6 nSkdy vice.
Dell mas ncpfekrocitelna pro-
past. - Ver jen dale V mojc
Irovineni, jest to ncjlepsi. Zij
hlaze!"
Nyni otcvrcl Pierre list dru-
by, maiitelem huti mu posla-
ny, a ceti:
"Mily pritcli! Pos:iam ii do
ris tento ma zdal' bun do tabo-
ia SatnonayskGho, soudim, ze
tam bud jcStG meSkas nebo re
nejspiSe dostaneS touto ccstou
list muj drive, nezli q Francie
odejdeS. Doufejme, ze tam do
le,v lkolu, ktery ii nastava, ma
!ezncS to, po Gem TAX vfele tou
ais: zapomenuti.
Nesmis stale mysiiti ma nj,
tn nest astnou, jcz ii TAX kruty
, osud pfipravila. Jsi jeSte mlad,
mas pred sebou budoucnost -
, a az sc jednou navratis, nalez
hes dojista bytost, ktera bude
toho hodna. ably tive jmeno ne
sla, a kterou 81 oblibiS. PAX la
lie budeS St'astcn. Jl bohuzei
;iz nemohu doufati v nejak6
stGsti. Helena chovana jest u
stavicnG jestc V ustavu Saint
Mande. Stravila tam celou Ii
mu, avSak stav jeji &c ami dost
malo nezm6nil - ostatn6 SOU
dim. lie ami kdyby Sc vratila
, domu, nezjednalo by mi to spo
kojenosti. TuSim, ze neco je tu
shryto a &c odhaleni tohoto ia
lemstvi zpusobi netusene pre-.
vraty. Jsem vSece vyeilen, Wy
, cerpan. uStvan - a byt .bych
i GiniI cokoliy. ulcvy a pokojc
81 ziednati ncmohU.
Ale nyni icStc o nGcem j.
nem.
.Jeden z mych d6Iniku, jisty
: Antonin Thiennct, dal sc ma
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Minulo ien asi pet nebo Sest
tydn1 ode dne, kdy francouz-
ske vojsko Sc odebralo ma Ma
dagaskar liz dobyiy cety ry-
chile po sobG Majungasu a
Marovoysu.
Zde soustredili Sc vojaci
vSech tfid a druhu, dtlostrelci,
zeniste, voiini radovi, mysliyci,
p6Si namornictvo, zuavove, Tur
kosove a prisluSnici legie CHI
inecke.
Den co den vysilany byly no
We oddly do boju, syad6nych
o Tananarivo, hlavni mesto Ho
WASH.
Nebot' dobyti tohoto taiem-
neho, cetnymi legendami opfe-
n6ho mesta bylo takfka prvnim
& hlavnim cilem vypravy.
Hned cd prvopocatku jeyila
Sc We francouzskGm vojSt6 u
datnost pOdivuhodna.
Vsichni zavodili VI chrabro-
sli neohrozenosti.
A jake Y tetnych jinych pri
padech, tax i zde zviaSte legi-
omar, ktery byl star asi tricet
let, ale yyhlizcl mnohem star
81.
Vstoupil kratce pred odcho-
dem praporu X vojsku.
Jaka byla jeho minulost?
Nikdo nevedel.
Nikdo nevidel ma Jeho tvari
lsmevu a vojaci sc mu proto
posmivali
A pfecc byI rad WIDEN.
Dalt6 neznamy muz hned
prvniho dne, kdy 90 voiska
vstoupil, zfctelne na ievo. ze
ma penize a ze meSec jeho jest
otevfen tenn. kdoz pomoci o.
pravdu potrebuji.
Do vojska vstoupil pod jme-
mem Berthiot.
Obcas videli no zamySlene-
ho a mnohy druh .ieho hadaI.
re asi Berthiot ma V minulosti
svc ledacos neutesen6ho.
Avsak to plati vice meme o
rSech clenech cizineckc legie.
Berthiot rozdelil ilz nekohk
napoleondru mezi ostatni jed
nou 81 na jeho zdravi pripili.
Pfi dyou jinJch pfilezito-
stech, a to nejprvG "a pozaru
a podruhc kdyz prekrotovali
ficni brod na nebezpeGnem mi
sic, dal aivot s nevSedni odvaz
'iVosti do sazky, abg kamar5-
da zachranil.
A Y obou pripadcch odmcnt
"a jeho statecnost plnym zda-
rem - diva vojaci dekovali mu
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CITY NEWS
By Ada F. Hyde

| his best man, Mr.. Earl Bowman. The
| Episcopal ceremony was read by the
Rev. s. L. Brit The bride and groom
knelt on q large white satin pillow
During the ceremony Miss Aurora
Brooks sang 80 Promise Me-
The bride was charmingly gowned in
white georgette and satin. Her bouquet
was Of white roses and white sweet
peas and she wore wreath Of the same
flowers in her hair.
The pink and white color scheme was
| carried out in the dining room where re.
freshments We're served by Mesdames
James Woods, vi. Jones, Gus Watkins,
Misses Osceola Jones, Meredith Hum.
burd and Gertrude Parker. A beautiful
wedding cake formed the center piece
for the table.
Many beautiful and costly gifts sxere
received by the young couple They will
be at home to their friends at 2l21 West
Twentieth street.
CLUBS.
Mrs. Stella. Hyde was hostess to the
Mary Church Terrell club Monday eve
ming at her home $40 Tenth street, A
very interesting stulv of county govern
ment was enjoyed by the members. The
next meeting will be Monday, March %
with Mrs. Colleen Jones, 700 Grandview
avenue. Mrs. Johnnie Shaw will conduct
the lesson on the suffrage outline.
The d. Y. w. Y. X. Art club met with
Mrs. Albert Cater, III Thirteenth street
Tuesday afternoon. The next meeting
will be Tuesday afternoon. March %
with Mrs. Garth. 311l Amherst street.
The s. l.. Brit club met Friday with
Mrs. Mavweather, 1882 Fourteenth
street. This was visitors day and an ex-
ceHent program was given.
Y. w. g. A. NOTES.
Sunday vespcrs at 4:3o. In charge
Joe Brown, chairman.
Mrs. Charles A. Rawson, president of
the central Y. w. G. A. will be the
speaker. Miss Myrtela Brown will be
the soloist. We hope to see many in
terested friends out as well as the mem
bership.
Wednesday, March II at 4 p. m. the
Wide-A-Wake corps of G. r. gathered
in the club room for an Irish party.
A bit of green was displayed by the
girls. The two hours were spent in
games, sings, and eats, hot cocoa, sand
wiches and fruited jelly jif was enjoyed
by all.
The social committee met Monday
and completed plans for the g Shamrock
party that was given Thursday evening
March 10.
The educational committe met We'd
nesday evening in regular monthly meet
ing.
The provisional committee Of the
Tenth street branch wishes to thank the
Callahan Industrial club for their gift Of
one dozen cups and saucers.
The Sunbeam corps of Girl Reserves
meets every Friday after school for
girls from 10 to 12. This corps is not.
complete and we would beg lad to have
other little girls who have not joined
any corp to join this one.
The Sunset corps Of G. r. held very
interesting meeting Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. II. franklin Bray was present and
talked to the children about their won
derful advantages for training for serv-
ice, and invited them to come to the spe-,
cial meet of Friday after school and
bring their songs and yells and hear the
message that he had for them.
On Friday evening April 2 the Girls
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Reserves who meet at the road side set
Element will hold their first public ini-
tiation service at the Tenth street
branch. Their mother and friends will
be the special guest that night.
Friday night, March 26 is to be Y. w.
G. A. and Y. M. G. A. night at the revi-
val meeting at st. Paul's A. NJ. E.
church. All the Y. w. G. AS will be
seated together and will be furnished
with blue triangles to wear that night.
\ Bible class every Monday night
promptly at 7:30 p. M.
Vespers Sunday March 90 will be in
charge of the girls work committee. Mrs.
Gertrude Rush, chairman Watch for
the coming events 49, ..
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AsSA~SAS@ ; AASASAD "a ~ i LIZ - IA 04s
E. ZION CHURCH, REV. E. 8.
s. HARDGE, PASTOR
We promised in our last week s notes
that we would publish eur rally held the
fifth Sunday in February in detail this
week. So here it is. Upon Feb. in our
regular monthly meeting the official
board accepted plan presentd by the
pastor to raise $500. The pastor imme-
diately proceeded to to organize the
church into clubs and set them to work
asking each club to report on the fifth
Sunday. Like the servants with five and
two talents they came repoicing on the
fifth Sunday reporting as follows:
Trustee board--Armstead Ashcraft,
chairman, $40; George r. Woodford,
treasurer, 1880; Odist Forbush. secre-
tary, $40; w. J. Clinton, $40; Marshall
Taylor, $40; total, $500.
Steward board-Geo. Broadus, chair
man, So; Fred Myers, secretary, 50; j.
$32.
Stewardess boards-Susan Ashcraft,
president, SIS; Sina Robinson, treasurer,
80; Eliza Jackson, $3.50; Mamie Broad
us. $3.75: Eliza Tillman, So; Emma Har-
ten, $4.25; Kate Graves, So; total, $51. SO.
No. 2. Florence Brown, president, So;
Myrtle Lewis, So; Maggie Eally, $3.50;
Alice Clinton, So; Louise Muslin, SO
Mary Garrett, 75c; Jennie Bass, So; to-
tai. $34.25.
Sunday school-$25; Varick Christian
endeavor, SIS; Third Street club, Lillian
Russell, captain, $685.; Maud X. Moss,
So; Herbert Muslin, IS; Emma Allen,
1920; Elizabeth Allen, So; Lula Muslin,
SOC; John schooler, $2.75; NJ. Q. Russell,
80; George Brooks. $1.20; total, $50.
Deaconess board, Cintha p. Mash,
1915; Mollie Tolson, So; total, $13.76.
Young men club, Marshall Smith, cap
tain, So; Carl Smith, $l.50; Hall Ratten,
$2.75; George Patte4, $3.50; Linwood
Tillman, 50; Marion Tillman, $50; to-
tai, 1925. Morning Glory club-Mil-
led Tillman, captain, $2.35; Lucille Mar
tin, $3.50; Maree Hargray, $500; HELEN
Harris, IS; Mary Harris. $40; Ger
.trude Robinson. $3.50; Jessie Fonza,
$3.50; Arlena Robinson, $3.50; Pearl
ackson. 81 HELEN Lewis, csc; program,
81; total, $42.10, Kyle's Chapel club,
Viola Hardge, captain. SO: Rhoda Nc
Clay, SO; Mary L. Woodford, $50;
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MISS DUNLAP Addressed
LEAGUE.

At the recnt meeting of the Colored
League of Women Voters held at the Y.
w, G. A. center, Miss Flora Dunlay
president of the Iowa League Of Wom-
en- voters, gave an interesting account
of the National American Suffrage as
ISOLATION and National League of Wom-
en- voters held in Chicago recently. Miss
Dunlap also urged the women to prepare
themselves for the big task that is now
confronting them. Mesdames Pearl
Thompson and Jessie Davis gave sew
eral musical numbers,
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Parks, 41.10; Rev. G. Claybrook, sl;
Jack Patrick, u; Leonard Horton,
Slips; Ed Freitz, 81; others, $S.65; total,
$44. From diner and other sources,
$4,000; making total Of $513. Thanks
to God and our friends for the support
received in this effort.
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Willie Tolson. %; Mamie Brown, 37.75;
Elizabeth Tolson, $4.35; BERTHE Patrick,
$500; Nellie Darby, %; james Darby,
$2.65; total $55.45. Friends club, Rev
z. g. H.rdse, captain, 40; Frank !.
son, IS; Mathew Tiliman, -; Frank
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CARD OF THANKS.

| wish to thank our many friends for
their kindness during the illness and
death of my dear husband, l. M. Jones.
l also wish to thank~the Masonic lodge
and Odd Fellows lodge for their kind
ness and sympathy.-Mrs. l. NJ. Jones.
RALLY HELD AT KYLE A. M.
E. ZION CHURCH, REV. e. s.
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after 4 visit with friends at sandusky
'" Mrs carl E"ys ,cft for her homo in
CLEVELAND. O. after a v!Stt with rc!a-
tIvcs in thus "iry.
Mr.. and Mrs. ';"org" + Mat'hGNS
win NJ and Mrs. GorVG" H"h.
Harold S,hcchlo has arrived nome
after weeks business tr'H 20 Nor
gantown. W. Va.
George Nohlc hae arrived HON" after
attending III" funeral Of niece a.
NlCx FraI',r 81 Scwrcklrv. IA 's
spcndIu" ~ few days - III" guest ct
old friends in th:s Vicinity. =,
&c encrdinc n few days as tn" guest al
Mr. and Mrs. Dan pAN,s Of this "',E.
Mrs cora Bail and daughter. MISS
Avis. arc spending p f"w daNN N"'H-
non with friends near Henry burg. q.
Mrs. clara Rogers has left for hrr
b,mr AZ Gsrv. Ind. after \ Wet with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank li"rdman "I '"'H
Tho weekly meeting - ,hc LOYAL
order OF Moose Viii u" bed III men
hall ON Hanover street thiS 'NrH'nG;;
several members "T IN" Local ir!hH
If no Red Men Will attend tn" district
meeting At Thr,vhsvlllc. O.. on S"lur'
Tho members Of the knights Of CO.
Iumhus will hold Il busy and interesting
meeting in their rooms on '""o\''
street this evening. At.
Mrs l.. u Israel and stst"r. Mrs.
,~ortcr If Wheeling. have gone To VISIT
at Newark and GAINESVILLE.
MISS rLsc'ta Israel has rCtHfhrd I"
h"r home ?f'|r nE'' a. q s ;"nS IS
VISITING her son. clyde Graham, on
Washington street.
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day when he fell from a smoke stack
at the Imperial Glass plant. He w&s
on the stack painting when d rope hold
ing his scaCfold broke and let him fall
10 the root OF the factory. Consid"ra b!"
OF a distance. DR.. +. 5. Wright IS al
tending HIM.
Mother Dies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. L. Ha3ncs Of shady
side. were called 70 Portage county. -,
by the death Of Mrs. isaac Ha!nes.
mother OF Mrs. II. K. Halncs. D"ceas-
I'd was aged 81 Years The remains
are 10 b. taken TO SislerSyIlle and IN
termcnt Will be IN the cemetery there
on Thursday.
StiCkers will be made today for tho
county election board containing tn"
name Of Harry Clay Smith. co!o-cd cd.-
the primary ballot August 10 but which
case wuS not decided until alter the
ballots IN this county had been printed.
II Will b" up Ia the election judges IN
he various precincts TO place the stick
crS on each Of tho ballots.
PLAN Traffic Ordinance.
4 committee of city council. compos-
I'd OF johnson, Dunlap and Curtis. met
at tho cry BUILDING. Tho meeting was
for the purpose t. draft a.trItt.r ord :
nAnc" IN compliance with tn" mS,ruc-
items IF the city council given 1T the
ittFltUS last "''N
Plans Completed.
The plans for the county tour by
Ralph Il. cole. Republican candidate for
governor TO be made on July - az" now
completed. An automobile party val
be formed and Will tour tho county N
Tho interest OF the candidate. The auto
mobiles will meet Mt st CiaIrSNlllc at y
o'clock in the morning and The first
stop will hc az Flushing. The trip j.
- end at o'clock wiki A big meeting
In this CSN,
Entertained Club.
Members Of IN" y. +. t.. club wore
delightfully."- entertained last evening BY
Miss Ethel MoorchOuS" a. her home on
West Twentv-third street Games AMI
music formed the diversions of the eve
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victims Brother Coming.


Harry K"rras. brother Of christ kcT-
ras The man who died OF Euhshul
wounds in Il local hotel SATURDAY "tls.
noon. IS on his way TO inns CITY iii
his home IN New HampShIrr, " a,.orT, -
urohnblv arrive here tomorrow cNch!n~
10 claim tho body whICh - sun IN tn'
r,orxur at the Howard II. Wilson 1ut'
nIturc store. - r,uh
Tho members Of III" N'Hh'Eua ~, -
,nrunon club Of this city. ana ihcir h"S .
bands viii hc crt"rtan'd ny MI, anu
Mr. Harry IunElinE, At th'r homo on
Linden Avenue. cast "l htf't"E' l."
.LrrInC. Al uf N" members ana ny.
bands have been rr"mi'"G on ,, I,..Sjcn.
',,I g, luncheon Will b. the SPECIAL feat
urC. ,5
The funeral services Tor inc 'a,r
liam II. Long. car Inspector i|r 'n' -"
,lmorn and Ohio railroad. VIII" "!cd u
Tow. DAVIS ago, were held from the 1anl-
Nv hnmc. Su6 IVES, Main street. yes
,crday afternoon At > o'clock. ~ 'n"Itt
Of Rev J. r. Morton. pastor OF t,T
Wcs, Bridgeport Methodist 'hurrh, an,
tho intcrmout was MAD" al I.'H"o ou
cemetery. near blame. q.
Past officers Club.
The members Of tho Past Nthccrs
club rr tho Sons and Daughters "i Law.
sriy VIII lac pleasantly cnt"rIa'ncn NJ
home
E,.ri,, STREET Martins Ferry. th!s eve
ning. All Of tho members hay" h""n
urged to attend III" me, ting. aH uIS''
ness of lmpCrtanr" VIII h" discussed.
preparatory Services.
Services preparatory I" inc 'oni,n II..,
ion which will h" held ncN' SuhdhY
morning in Chare" oC Roy Ralph NC
combs who has hr'p IN 'RarG' ul the
Vacation Hiblc school
Craig Funeral
CralC. well known resident Of ihIS cav
who died ~ h"r homo. 40. 80 l.!n'otn
avenue. will hc Eleld Wednesday after
noon nj . O'Clock at III" Free Methodist
church on West Main street. Roy. West.
uaSlnr Of tho church. Will uf'Iciat". In
tcrmcnt will h" made N Weeks came
Irry The deceased WIS IN her Ioih
year or age and death was dur 10 ."m'
plications which sh" had suffered from
FOR a period Of about SIX months She
is survived by thrc" daughters and four
sons.
bly, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS