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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10
AWARDS
FOR WILLAMETTE
STARS MADE FRIDAY

Award day was held at Willamette
University Friday. awards being made
Tor spring athletics. baseball, track
and tennis
Loren Basier. president Of the
wv club. was in charge Of the er-
crciseN
The first speaker was Harold Dlm-
iek. "f0ur-lctier" man, having won
awards ln football. baseball basket
haii and track. for four years Dimick
told Of Wiilameites broader athletic
policy which IN made necessary by
her admittance into the conference.
and urged the students 70 stand be-
hind the school and bring men who
ean represent the school Ia athletics.
The wv" club Intends 10 conduct
along this line
IIaaler then introduced Coach Ma
thewa speaking ~ him as "the best
ali-rOund athletic coach Ia the north
west which remark was gtrenuousiy
appiauded By the students Mathews
speech wAa chhracteristicaily short.
ila echoed bimiek'a remarks IN speak
Ing 81 the necessity FOR growth. and
warned the students nxL to become
II they dW not set the
conference afire the first year H.
said the only thing which could pre-.
vent Willamette from succeeding as
a conference team would be the fra
ternitY aud clique spirit which has
ruined the athletic hopes of 80 many
schools. While there IL no such spirit
here now be mentioned the danger
as it II such a common occurrence.
Baseball letters were awarded to
LELAND Austin Harold Dimiek Oscar
Olson. Bryan MoEttriek Ramon
bimick. Lawrence Davies. Paul Nap-
alto, iaren Baslsr and Gordon hlck-
man Track letters were given to
Harold Nichols Harold plmick. ITO
mer Tasker. Merrill ohling Robin
Fisher aud John hedlcr A tennis
certificate was given 10 Miss Mary
Findiey and sweater W Noble
Noodle.
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MARTIN fAVORS
TIME LIMIT FOR
SPECIAL SESSION


70 siltsklns nf thN siletisl session ot
lhe legislature Representative Ivan q
MARTIN states therr VIII doubtless
he many mehhafeA presented ~ tho
spssial aeseipn and J believe That early
- rs session liine hnlt should be
i'hed fpl The Introduction of hlils olher
Wise much tliiia Mill " consumed
have 30 new legislation % Introduce
Net there are several measures % he
considered " which hni Interested
ami frW matters Mhieh ! desm 81
kait4sisAt importance ~ he aailed to
thH Aueh'iafi ~ fhe legislature Among
hssse Y ii'e inailaF ai ths state ea-ppor-
RlhN % nesAbNHhlAN . pfeper drainage
haAsaln staa she lands " the state.
ta@a syHHipn ! afpW ami infra.
"afra = hlli geAalflhiS az fruit ana ses
ss'4ill"a Mhieh We're canned ~ packed
~ ntekan e. heaf me OREGON label
mir waa " lhs Interest ~ advertising
aNF state dla noi think ihas the
measure WehlA hnfr ans opposition yet
sNlHRaaisA came tpom various parts ~
Ah1 Ntsle nblsslinR on The Eiauad that
sash lam would lniufe The sale of our
hsaamsir This main objection eanm
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Portland OR Jan i0--ca,tle steady
feNeip,a ass steers beag Slt.9aH
'ttra, Noed % eholee SI0BaWil. me-
dium 90 good fs9agb. fair t5 good
sKWs. common TO fair t78S. choice
COWS ana heliegs ks9lNl soca to
ehotee stfa8ei medium so good
ts,GaM ATS, FAIR to mvdium k49b@
z 5cannors tab0 40. bulls S84
sss prime light calves tta6o@iAs
heavy calves sfUis,5os sleekerA ana
teeAvrs fAWaae,
h0aa fsWn, receipts i6gs prime
mixed STA bskWtbFSsmedlum st4T&W
lasa. foagh heavy tiss58lagas pigs
staae4ttss
NheNp fffa receipts none, eastern
h'ahs sis@tl tNht va,iey ttgso
@taRai heavy 81 beatss 80. fesdsr
lAmhs tlaQls ycavllnga sle8ll!
etheFs taa0@ lei ewes ss8g.
Batter
p0f9lARd Iam 40 Buttef very
W1sk, cubes extra slVs parchment
wrapped box iete 5fe. cartons aSes
hAli hokes Ae mere, hess than halt
haSes le moee, naueFfaE eNwRae T.
- b ssatieNs ga@1le Portland
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willamette Students Vote
For Ratification Of Treaty

Millamaise OniyvrslsY aaes an "a.
safa A. taNeglna ans compremis.
Nhish Mlil nAke ratification ~ the
tseAalae af Nations ana trsat. II es.e.
l's'aslhles aseossstag n straw sate
hsAa theFe yesterday. The gssun Mas
az fellows
sAA@f ahy eompFaHsise aM The res
srssiians which Mill nAks ,stlfica
tlaA possible, IS,
taNer lhe adoption 0f tina l.sssu.,
1f Nations eaysnant aaa treaty N
la@ee with die senate reservations
am opposed % the adoption az
shv lsAsee 81 Nations covenant in
any feFM. Is.
! ~ n tANag ~ ratification az shy
issN6Ae ~ Aatlens covenant ana
NNAss without reservation. Ef
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Seniors Lead In Varsity
Inter Class Basketball

The seasoss seena Is ha taksnw sac
srsa III sAa snssf class hssn.at..9
asAiaes'siAn a. Willamette &atsess,ty
hAsaAs MeA sme eenes paysa 81 gar
ahs'EAsiAf they defeated tAe PgxsMie iers
AAstn hrsis ara teges plsspd ~
i,sssf ganas Ttr fIAgss sKxnss.A Ms.m
fensA the hagpes sk'eesAl. s,k aaa
ife fAesesass ifNm ths noheats iagA
freshmen seAms ~ ta al Ia FM.
daS's sAsaes the AWRiers wssA ths heyn
1f hslah, fatAeg VARSITY naAa - asn.
81 Aiss tsasarlsseks ssenhsA gtss rhe
Pirates w1A fgeaN tse taeseea,s "a
assH shs heheaAs gram siss Xas.ersmes
4 Santsl is-s
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WILLAMETTE TAKES
FAST GAME AT DALLAS

Coach Mathews Rearcats took a
close game from the Dallas Legion
team last night. winning 2s-2s Dali
las led al the end Of the first half. and
we're ahead Hp to the last minute Of
Ilay. v hen the college men took a
Hpurt and nosed them out
The Dallas team is unusually strong
this being their first defeat this year
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Americanizalion Drive
Through Movies Planned

Washington. 1sA 4 EaHstmaas
ff thA n0glea picture iaAnssgs rs Az.
eriranigagfan wNrk nGil ha Fes&aessa
NJ i committee AZ falan psNaNesss @iss
nsheFs appointed hg Seoi~iAFe I@me
- fhs rasnat III pesens conferences 49,.
1waRn tar seeEeiaFy ard rageseMs2
ssvea If industry lnesaaeA on ere
Nammitsee, II which Mr. kans "
HAAtssnan ara AAelph Eskar &aa
Fseuss ] seisnisk af Nsw work hefh
nfnlafssanf II lhe saeasIsg peseae
a'egasi
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Wheat saga barley tls. eats
ss8 % bsa eara Ne sellee tsSae
bla
hAY bassRg pFies. valley tlNaths
sse8AN alisifs ssi ses grain tgs
es4sAl ss&s clover saa.
Alllssafgs HsEsees Gah mni city
sFtase 81 easraa Msl raa. car lots 81
NsaNeA csrs ssS goAl NalseA esflvY SIS
f@Assa @sts SIS gH0aRd hAasy ss&.
@fateh feea sxA
ceFa > hoie sFS egaeASA So
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10

Portland iaa 10 EgtgetNe Mon
daN Esss settling pylcs ease. ceuat
#sr beyiNs prise tle ssdhns prlee
eaWdlst tSe selected eandisd Ia CAR
taps fse
raalgs Hens ssasses br0ueFs 80
i sec raeSseU ass. tufAvNs dressed
isess ss~se e@aae, ducks ss@ teS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-10

asst July of Hiss Lesser. was -,
yesterday when arguments - 3
jury were commenced. Asa v y ne
deputy district attorney, opened 4 =
arguments for the state. 'ae
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Water Company.

sAlEN WATER COMPANY 20 tAsEiea
essfHer c0mnseRvial ana Trade s4s
fsists pAsAhie monthly Ia Aasanes.
iNAnA Aak
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Safety Razor Blades.

sAk ETY. sas@F blade sharpening fAS
eaime. fissg Installed Al A a Stew
ass RsrAiF SAep sac ceaFs ~ !.
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Woods and Boydston are both pnenoiil-
onally good shots ard did the scoring
for Dallas. jackson Is proving to De
the most consistent basket-tosser lot
willamette. making the greater num-
her Of points In the two practiee games
played 81 far Wapato played MS usual
start game. and was responsible tor
the points which turned the game IN
Wilamette's favor in the last minute
Of play.
Gillette and Irvine also played
great game offensively and defensiyely
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NEW TRIAL NEARS END

Tos Angeles. Cal, Jan. 1o.-The
final stage in the trial of Harry )
New. charged with the murder here
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Friday with her aunt. Mrs. Rose La
| than.
DR.. I. y. Beall. Of GAINESVILLE. was a
professional caller here the first Of the
! week
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bolon had for
! their guests on Sunday, Mrs. Bolon'ss
sister, Mrs. Grayham and family. OF
! Lima. O.. and DR.. and Mrs. ]. y. Beall
and daughter. Virginia. Of Barncsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Belts so Id their
personal property on Saturday afternoon
! and will move to Columbus.
Mrs. Andrew Gill was at Cambridge.
on Saturday. visiting her brother. Mr..
, Barnes. at the Keenan, hospital. Mr.
Barnes has undergone an operation for
Mr. and Mrs. David Lucas celebrated
their fifticth wedding anniversary. last
Saturday. About 10 Of their immediate
family and friends were present to en-, en-.
Joy the ASSOCIATION OF friends ana 'ne
Mrs. Willard Hoge and son. Alden, at
tended the family reunion. at the home
OF her father. Mr.. Wesley Goodman. or
Speidel. on Monday.
ton, spent the week end with friends
here, and attended the Lucas celeora-
ton. A pleasing feature Of the day was
| the gift Of $50 gold piece. which MT.
David Lucas gave 10 each Of his chill
! dren. Mrs. Lucas gave ''o 70 eHcn
Mr. and Mrs. John Shepherd are re-
| joicinC over the arrival OF = new dauGh-
ter. born on Monday morning.
DR.. Sloan and wife. OF East Liverpool,
are conducting evanRelistic services az
, the Missin hall. Three services were
held on Sunday.
Dr, Sloan, district superintendent of
the Nazarine church. OF the Pittsburgh
district, preached in the morning. Dedi.
catory services in the afternoon. ana
Mrs. Sloan preaching in the evening.
The meetings were all well attended
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BETHESDA

Rsv J. r. Frctts. pastor Of the NJ E.
church. Is attending the District Con-
ference. held at Hannibal, the first OF
this week.
A number from here will attend the
Belmon, County Sunday School Conven-
TIN al Barncsvillc. June Sth and 9Th.
Addresses will be given by Rev. Law
renCeI Rev. +. B. Van Blarcom. Rev,
Cleland Or. +. ". Thornton and Rev. c.
W. Cooper.
Miss Cora Spencer and brother Ho-
bert. Of Coal Hill. spent Tuesday with
their grandma, Mrs. K. F.. Perkins. and
left here in the evening for the home OF
their sister, Mrs. Roy Workman. OF
Kansas.
Miss Lura Perkins is on an extended
visit with relatives at McConnellsville.
Mrs. Beatrice Shaffer. OF Chestnut
Level. attended services at the Christian
church here on Sunday and spent the
day with her sister, Mrs. Lucas.
Mr.. Elmer Lucas and wife. OF Wiscon-
sin. are visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Emmett Lucas.
Miss Ethel Gordon. Of Belmont, spent
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street will entertain the members OF
the Kings Business Bible class OF the
First Reformed church at her home TINS
evening. The usual diversions will be
enjoyed and luncheon served.
Missionary Convention. ..
Thu annual convention OF the Home
Missionary society OF the Methodist
Episcopal churches OF the BarnesNille
district will be held at the Bethesda
church on June II and IS. 1t Is an
nounCed. An interesting program mas
heen prepared for the sessions.
Enjoyed Theatre Party.
Members OF the Flint club OF this city
en- loved a theatre party at the Elk-Grand
theatre last night. Following L. movie
show they enjoyed refreshments at
local confectionery.
Meet at Church.
The members OF the Mary and Martha
Rible class OF the South BellaIre Meth
odlst Episcopal church Will be enter
tanned this evening IN the church pase-
ment- Mesdames Geo. Byrnes and Will
liam McCleary Will have charge Oh the
entertaining.
Miss Mary Eggiman entertained the
members Of the y. B. club last night al
her home on Franklin street.
Albert Wilson. Jr.. has returned %
Bethesda after VISIT win relatives
here. eA po,,ai-.
ssi'aStfuliv entertained members OF the
Patriouc club last night at her nome
'rhe JuugIetown hshing camp al
Shadyside has again been opened oS iva
parties for the season.
Tn. Roma theatre. under the manage
ment of Raymond Beuter. now has an
orchestra TO furnish music.
Councllnan John T. Johnston VIII
I1x-Iy alo 0 petition today as candi-
date 10. county commissioner.
PatroluaD Joseph Mcmahon mas re-
,urn.d from . visit at SteubenVille.
A Islrratio Of members OF tho local
Moose lodge will 20 TO Moundsrillc sun
dav for a meeting OF the Moosehc1r'
James Brush. a South Bellaire lad. is
,mnroytng at his home froru injuries re-
ceiyed in a fall from wagon;
william Dorcr is at ColuuouS "n M re
he IL attending meeting u '"e O''
Optical association. ,
William II. Roy is at Columbus AT,
tending 4 meeting OF the executive po"Fu
Today viii he pay day for persons
who have been working AT tue ""' d
veil as for the coal miners.
ch;idren:S day will be observed at tne
cbriHiian church on Sunday. June "0'h
On. drunk faced Mayor CuIhertSon II,
.oi,rs curt last night and he WAS iIned
IS and costs. Nat, in Fol.
la,re doing special army rrS!u.n"s
Vi. Margaret Ault has been taken "a
Wbe,Iing' hospital for an A-ra! cN'
animation OF AN injured shou'ue' 'e
cpiyed some time ago. , .,,-j.,
A. a meeting Of Daughters OF N'n'rIta
hold at the q. L. A. NJ. han last H'sn
MANS we're made TO attend the r'''S 90
East Liverpool
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SHADYSIDE I'LL

The June meeting Of the Woman s
club was held Tuesday evening in the
pa rlors OF the Christian church with
Mrs H. T. Fish, Mrs. John l.. Caldwell
and Mrs. Harry Hays AZ hostcsses. The
officers elected IN May presided and the
beginning of the new year gave promise
of splendid things To come. Owing 10
unavoidable delay in tho print shop. the
new books were not distributed. but II IS
tho intention of the committee 10 get
them into the hands Of the members
within few days. The July meeting
is planned as basket picnic 10 be held
at the homo Of Miss Marx Crawford al
Dlllr's Station. The hospitality COM
mIt'"e Is looking ahead 10 having auto
mobiles IN which TO make the trip.
Mr. John t'outy, of West 4%rd street
Is having n building at the rear Of his
property remodeled into house for
renting.
Miss Gladys Murphy. OF GAINESVILLE. is
d guest of Mrs Robert Futhcy, Of Lin
coin avenue.
Mr.. W. NJ. Smith and wife. who have
spent the past three months here with
their son and daughter. left yesterday
! to spend short time at their former
home in SisterSville, w. Va.
Mr. clyde Baker and mother. Of Klec
Ohio, are moving 10 the Gullcy house on
Lincoln avenue. which they recently
purchased Mrs Baker is the widow Of
mcrly resided on South Lincoln avenue
Mrs c. T.. Timbcrlakc. Miss XellI
Potts. Miss Doane Caldwell, Miss Edith
Ward. Mr.. Nile Schramm Mr.. Lorain
Ault and Rev. r. NJ. Price were amonG
the Sunday school workers Of Shadyside
who attended the Belmont county Sun
day school convention held at Barnes
Vile on Tuesday.
Mrs {. T.. Hoskinson and children. OF
Brooktield, Ohio. are expected here TO-
day 10 spend about two weeks with reIa'
liNcS.
Mrs Henry Davis. of S"bring. is al
the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob SChramm. Her mother continues
t. lose strength and no hop" is enter
tanned now for her recovery. She SUI
f"red Il stroke OF paralysis about six
weeks ago.
Mrs l. l.. Cunningham. Of Highland
avenue. will be- abb" to return 10 her
home this week from the Brllairc hos
pItal where she underwent All operation
three weeks ago.
Mrs. y :. Workman. ~ Baltimore
Mr.. and Mrs 5. T. Workman. and other
relatives here for about four weeks, left
Turs day for her home.
Mr.. O'Toole and family. Of Bellaire
are moving To the property of Mr.. Joe
Summons on North Lincoln avenue.
Little Miss Karan Evans. who spends
the winters with her grandmother AZ
Ncnctia, Pa, Is here to visit her rather,
Mr.. Il. J. Evans. through the summer.
Miss Margaret Lucas and her little
girls IN the Methodist Sunday school en-
ioycd picnic yesterday afternoon on
Cash Hill.
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BELLAIRE
Plan Elm Grove Team.

20 P1aY Elm grove ToA1n-
.-. At the Sixteenth street ball park sun
.. day afternoon the fast Central Athletic
o. club ball team Of this city will clash
with the fast team OF Elm Grove.
, Earlier in the season these two team.
met at Elm Grove. and victory resulted
for the locals.
. Friday Last Day.
Friday is the last day candidates Will
have for filing petitions with me county
election board for the different county
, and district Offices. Thus FAR great .
number OF petitions have been Med
The primary election will be held Aug.
~ 10th.
. Rev. J. v. Grin. Of the First N. 4:
church and Rev. GcSrge W. Byrnes, OF
the South Bellaire NJ. T.. church. re-
turned yesterday from Hannibal where
they attended the district VI. K. confer
., ence.
A score OF Rcllairc people who were
school convention returned 10 their
homes here last night.
Neighbour Might.
The Rock Hall grange observed Eelsn-
oors' Night last night at the Rock Hill
school house. \ fine program was rem
: dered and great number OF persons at
tended the meeting.
70 Returned 20 Moundsvtue.
Earl Pinkerton. young man OF Mounds
> 2ville, arrested in the 3. and .. camp cars
q
pei ing from the service. was taken back 70
the West Virginia city. 1t IS said ne
ran away from Camp Shorman Just a
few days before his enlistment expired
Il MarkmnAn-
Private Joseph Trolley. OF this city.
who enlisted in the marines at Wheel
ing last November and who - now on
the Superdreadnaught Arizona has quail
ned a. a marksman IN the marine corps
according 10 official report fro nj Wash
ington. The new honor entities him 70
q medal as we'll as increased pay.
To Charge Meter Rent.
Service Director Charles l.. Gates an
nounces that meter rent Is TO DC
charged local water consumers who are
on a meter basis. BY charging the
meter rent the city will retain posses
. sion Of the meters. The, city will also
- be obliged 10 purchase the meters and
~ pay for their installation.
- Furnace Blown In.
"A One OF the furnaces was blown IN Al
:. the Carnegie steel works plant here late
:. yesterday. Although date has not
:. resume in full, It ~ sand IN" resumption
will be probably Sunday night.
Enjoyed Picnic.
- The more than 500 boys and girls Of
~ fhe St Johns school OF this "ItH enjoyed
- their annual picnic at Wheeling park
- YESTERDAY The event proved very en-.
- joyable with nearly all "c tn" boys and
~ girls present Today viii b" the fna
- day for the parochla! schools
- Klss Boy EniEts.
- Robert Rouse. OF kIee. was accepted
= FOR enlistment in the army at the lota
:. recruiting office yesterday. He selected
;, the infantry branch OF the service. H'
:. was sent TO IN" Columbus barracks
From there he will Eo to camp Sherman
- Cor duty.
To Have Boat Ride.
The Colored Masonic club or this city
- has completed arrangements for a boa
I,t1. a
- will be AZ Crcsap's Grove. below Pow
~ hatan and the trip will he made by boat
OF Entertain Glass.
Mrs. Hupp Johnson. Of G0S6 Belmon
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operation at the Glendale Hospital is
getting along nicely.
Walter Johnson continues i'll at his
home on Third street.
Bobbie Lyons. who has been III for
some time. is able 10 be out again.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Huston Higgins have
moved from Moundsville 10 the burst
property on Garfield street
Miss Della MarChOlomcw and Mrs.
I William CosSrr is visiting with friends
In Rowcrstown for 4 number OF days.
| Miss Thelma Scott was visiting with
! friends in Wheeling yesterday.
| Misses Mildred CuSack and Wilma
Merrinar. who have been calling OF
| friends at Fairmont, have returned
| home.
I DR.. William Mackey Of Baltimore, IS
! spending a number Of days here.
| A. ]. Hiatt has returned To his home
at Shawsvillc. Va. after visiting here
for number OF days.
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BOZ SCOUT IxuA1sA1

A meeting Of the drum ana oIslS
corns OF the Wheeling council Of Boy
Scouts was held last evening in the asE
sembly room at the Market Auditorium
Following a short rehearsal the re.
maindcr Of the evening was spent u
discussing matters relating to the sums
mer camp.
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Euohro Party.

association OF the MaCcabees have all
plans completed for the cuchre party
which will be held in their lodge rooms
in the HcinlCin building. following their
usual lodge meeting tonight. and all
friends and members of the order have
been invited.
Coroner Renders Verdict
Co!oHer John r. Wyatt, of Belmont
county. held an inquest into the death
OF Lawrence J. WaCkcr who met death
at Martins Ferry Tuesday evening Will.
Of work as 4 car inspector for the Bait.
more and Ohio Railroad company \
verdict Of death due TO internal injuries
from being crushed about the hips and
abdomen by two cars. was rendered. The
victim of the accident WAS one OF the
ocSt known young men OF this city.
Organize Tonight.
The meeting OF the organization ot
the new tribe of the Red Men will ht
held in the Eagles building this even.
ing. The work will be in charge OF Al.
bert w. Otte. district great chief Of III,
order. and all Interested IN the new or.
sanization have been Invited 10 attend
The meeting.
Show Pictures Saturday.
The fish and game pictures sent here
by the state department will be shown
at the Home theatre ON Main street sat.
urday evening of this week. and good
crowds are expected a. each OF the
showings.
Missionary Meeting.
The June meeting OF the Woman's
Missionary society OF Kirkwood Presby-
terrain church will be hel dat the church
this evening at 1870. All the women Of
the church arc urged to he present. Mrs
S. .. Cummins. Of Brllairc, will repor,
the Philadelphia meetings. Mrs. W. "
Scott. Mrs. Nell Thompson Dill and
Mrs. Albert James will furnish special
music. A social hour and rcrreshments
will follow the program.
Entertained For Bride.
Tuesday evening at her HON" in Kirk.
wood Mrs. Helen WOodCock entertained
for Miss Grace Ellie. whose marriage
To Mr.. A. II. Holschuh. Of Toledo. vii
take place Wednesday. The evening
WAS spent with the usual diversions and
al late hour a delicious luncheon was
served. Those present were:
Misses
Grace Lille Margaret Roberts
Florence Sttllwell Ruth WoudCoCk
Grace Hog" Katherine Hunter
Virgins Hell Helen WoudCuCk
Ruth Thomas Helen Pyle
Mildred koChuline
Mr.. 4. II. Holschuh
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street. will entertain the members OF
the Kings Business Bible class or the
First Reformed church at her home TINS
evening. The usual diversions Will be
nd hnnn served
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CENSUS FIGURES.

WASHINGTON. June 9.-Census fig
urcs announced to-day follow:
saginaw, Mich. 6l,903. increase H.
ChilIicothc, Mo. S.5S2. increase $50 or
81 per cent.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The Intelli-
sencer at Hickey's News stand,
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport hardware Company or
cal; Martins Ferry :?7 J.
Albert w. Ot,e. Local Correspondent.
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