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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

$3.50.
Modern bungalow, near Coun-
try club. five large comfort
able rooms, built-in buffet.
book cases and kitchen cab
met, basement and heating
plant; built last year; on two
full lots with garage, $500
cash, balance $50 per month
including all interest
Cali Ming with
STRAUSS REALTY CO. INC.
405 Reynolds Bid Phones 25e1-2502.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

80 DOWN. balance like rent, 4 room
bungalow, new, near Five Points,
1900.
$500 DOWN-New 5 room bungalow,
Sunset Heights, hardwood floors, fur
mace. paved; $50 monthly, including
interest; $3.50.
SACRFICE-Eight room story, near
Hotel Dieu- rents viii almost pay it
out; $780, $1,000 cash
NEW FIVE POINTS-SiL room bun
galow, hardwood floors, furnace, fine
electric fixtures. bed rooms finished
in white; $3.50; easy terms
PEHsHING DRIVE CORNER - Five
room bungalow. full basement. i'm
mediate possession; $1,000 down, bal
ance like rent; $3.50
san ANTONIO ST-Five room cot
tage- close in; $500 down $50 month
". including interest
WILL TRADE story brick, close in,
on Campbells take as part payment
bungaloW on Canal or near Piedras
and Alameda SITS.
VACANT LOTS on Tularosa street 10
trade as part payment on bungalow.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW, 4 rooms.
completely furnished, garage, . fun
lots; $500; $1,000 cash; $45 monthly.
including interest
HAWKINS BROS
315-217 Martin Bldg. Phone $500
200 FEET ON TEXAS ST.
Texas is the coming business
street Values are steadily inereas-
ing and viii increase for years from
the retail district clear to Piedras.
An out OF town owner authorizes US
TO sell Texas street corner with
frontage Of 200 feet by depth Of 40
feet for S12.500- Reasonable terms.
See Us for details.
LEAVELL & SHERMAN.
516 Texas St Realtors. Phone 1895
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

furnished. large : room brick bungalow,
built in features full lots, glassed IN
sleeping porch. large front porch. wood
sheds barn and garage. chicken houses
and runs p large shade and bearing
fruit trees. paved street and sidewalks.
vines. flowers. 1904 la Luz. Phi. 57s3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

Call o. 3. Hooker, with
BROADDUs & LIE BARON
u Texas St. Phone 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

NEW FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW
and glazed room. 2 lots. paved street,
$500; $3.50 cash. bal. mo.
FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW. Govt Hill
$500: $500 cash.
FRANK z cox, REALTOR-
219 Caples Bldg. Phi. s425
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~~-~-~-~-~~----~-~-~~~-- ~-~-~-~-~-~-~~-~-~
WE specialize on Fords. Smith Garage
Texas & Ochoa SITS. Phi 30os.
STEEL FLY WHEEL gear bands for any
car. Maxwells 50. Chevrolets. So, Over
lands So. See Elliott. Alamo Machine Co.
3101 Alameda Ave.
A REAL BARGAIN.
Buick Light Six. run 1900 miles. looks
and runs like new Can be seen at Re
liable Auto Repair shop. SIS ". San An
tonic.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

FOR QUICK SALE ONLY
Five room brick on East
Boulevard, close in. Garage.
House in excellent condition.
Good front lawn Only $4,000.
Easy terms.
See VAN HORNE with
BROADDUS & lie BARON
Realtors
112 Texas st. Phone 1858
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

For Sale-Miscelaneous
------------------------ -------------------~--
PORC-I curtains. nearly new. at a lar
gan. Ph- 9l5s-
FOR SALE-Large meat ice box at tar
gain. Apply Levy Grocery Co
FOR SALE-Motor for sewing machine
and small electric fan Ph. 1850.
172 EGG Queen incubator, $50 gallon rance
SEWING machine gone wrong2 For re-
pairing. call Harry Cherry 2117 Portland.
Phi 6l31J. buy second hand machines.
CAMPING OUTFIT-One Sx10 tent and
poles, folding cots. 2 camp chairs. nearly
new, az bargain price. 1878 Myrtle
HAY BALER fer sale. International,
horsepower. good condition. also 8 good
Young horses. F. l. McKamy. Anthony,
y. "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Cleaning and Pressing

TEXAS CLEANING q DYE WOREs.
Cleaning. dyeinE alteration We special
lzs % dyeinE- g1z Texas. Pa. 2l29.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
DANCING LesouG

HSHI ROOM SSD sTsST DSSCHSG-
Private lessons b. appointment Class lee
so1s. Tuesday and Thursday evening".
o $50. Cotilllon Hall Pm. $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

COSTUMES for dances AZ theatrical per-
formancea- rented reasonabis in CT cut q
town. 1715 RIO Grande. Phi 7-s4W-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

HAVE your old books made rew. Bibles
and magazines our specially. Rulinr any
style, Pm 695A e Paso Trade 7indery.
los y. Czmpbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

SACRIFICE-Eight room : story.near
Hotel Dieu- rents viii almost pay it
ee-En- nrnnn .--Hn
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
Furniture Packing

WE PACK. SHIP OR STORE furniture
cut glass and china satisfaction Fuaran-
teed r. J.. DANIEL. r. q II. FACTORY.
Ph. 1o25-lo11.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

80 DOWN. balance like rent, 4 room
bungalow, new near Five Points;
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

-~-~-~-~~-~-~-~---~-~---
FURNITURE REPAIRED. refinished OF
upholstered e. L. DANIEL, F. q n.
FACTORY. Ph. 1o25-1070.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29
WOman's Exchange.

MRS. CHONLA-W oman's Exchange and
sales shop q hand made articles Ordsr5
taken Tor eakeL 1zs n, Campbell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

Painting
Physicians and Surgeons

DR. AUER-spsc- chronic dlseasss. dis
eases o. women Over State Natl Bank
Ph- es4e. nights $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

t300O
$500 DOWN-New 8 room bungalow
Sunset Heights, hardwood floors, fur
mace. paved $50 monthly, including
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-06-29

WHISTLER SCHOOL - Bookkeeping and
shorthand. summer rates. summer session
$3.50 % ]. SIG Mesa. Phi 1915.
DRAUGHON'S BUSINESS COLIEGE-Po-
sition guaranteed 10 30 days; Pitman or
QreEE shnrthand b. mail or IN person
r. +. Davis. Mgr-s Fl Paso. Tex
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-; l.IrS. II is equally tTu" that had not
go, Tpm"nt agencies !mrr"SS"': on the
/ farmers tho ahsu,Vir ned o. increasing
III WOO. "utput "f n" country, :, great
p,r. ."n of ,hr!s" sh""p w"uli have FOUND
TN. way int market channels when
prices ,r"r" stI!l high"
Impo-:atinrs " wool in III" !as; four
YEAR,, have doubled over the sam" pr
!nI prirr 10 III" var. Mr.. walker assert
al! October II" Declared. stocks 81
wool IN d"aIor.' and manufacturers
hands t";aiIcd 52l.OQohUo pounds. and
HccurGin-, - him. The bureau Of markets
estimate .. thai l-I.0"n."0 pounds Of
~" f?.n Gig stu remain N The haG!S
ui IT," i,rowrr~. or. h" said. zoe. 0o".r"n
rn@udS -: Woo stocks are on hard AZ
, t'.' p""S"n: Inc!n"ut.
"Tha, il enough 20 run every plant in
.nr twelve months" Mr.. Walker de-
Jared.
"l'n iiy" n'on:!!s.'' II" continued. IAN
additional @.5.""". 400 pounds. represent
Ing N" l?3l zip. viii be thrown on II"
nL:i>c,. or IN .ruYd numbers. 1000. O0O.-
"a" pounds Of wool VIII hr available Cor
rnHSum, - IN N" United States between
!Inw ami IuG" |. gel
"S:.i! iuw,r farm prices WI n3t mean
4 reduction 10 consumers in C!ti"s. Low.
"r farm prices. e. Tho absence "t mar
KIT viii mean curiaim"nt IN. production
ard deposition "f iiock~ ac1 herds. There
can bc only on" result Of that. IN "vcn-
tUal!- higher swing OF prices back {"
, IL" consumer
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Everybody Is Busy.
MARTINS FERRY
Lodge Chicken SuDuer.

I"..;.ra,N .i "G t.. '.rn.h".s 81
i:'"h'r r. W's":nr,"" '..ie. "f ia" =.
i 4 \. NJ W''r r, td,- IA his civ l...
blaming /" attend Ia. checker, ~, s.
which Viii hr given h.. -, l.d.,r. ~ inr
Mt. Hi"u Eu't.>, rlM-rh III KIrhw,u,i
EriAGcpori. .. "n Nnnd.Iy evening, IT,.
"'inh"r -. \ special .I:"E-nui has u.,r
been prepared fer IL" went. ana Tickets
a." selling rIrdIS.
System working Better.
f"EdH tor e." il'. j.':'.S Of thr. Wheel
.1S Fraction system r'.i'"I-;rd yesterday
i.at IN" n"w far 2:r'ua"mcmts work, :
CONSIDERABLY "H~:.r during yesterday
rlau Mt t." ,as,. uu N"ui.ly. ENp.artI,
i.""- h."l - hn mad" :, nsuet ,.lr... TT.
t:nu VITO bearded ilrr carr Nnrd@y. bTl
nl"S' '""rn'd /" hay" ;:.'!n"d = w"rk.u"
hHuw '"dE" g tn. pan hy Yesterday.
Christmas Trees Moving.
The sal" - IN. 'irr-r'."u tr."S 10 T..
u~'i a. garments "H which t. h,.ul: IN,
-hri -inaS PRESENTS fur IT, 81: 'Gr'u. ar,
nih'r decorations. started - .'.>.; "a ar.
nrst IN 'htS c.;y yesterday. ..ro!!np
70 REPORTS 81 dealers. and n...r. VIZ.
sen carrying a." ,r're hon,-. rr"pnru.
tor! - getting ;h"n decorated
Entertaining Class.
Mss Nnr:,n:'' NCNrlnu &C this cry
W." conducts &. 81 ""' f pG,nu n u,
TW":E hu.idIuE 81 Erlln.r., o., VII -
4; h"c studi" II R"lin.r". -. tn afi,:
moon with - CHRISTMAS party. I"l,rw
INK "a muSi'h. "r""""lN. .!%Ht r"lr.'>!,
m'u'S viii bc served. Pc r:,.;rL:n f.,
Methodist Program
TIL" arrHui. ''.r.Sir'.ns Cnl"r'a .nrllnr,t
and treat for tn Ei.uih.rr 90" 'hr sun
day s'h"oi wiii b" h"id q: :H" .i'irri
;"UI"rguw "IruInE . ~" 60. l"rK I'll,
last pr.u't..'' of II" program W., hc he.
for -" h.s 'N'';. p" Gr..!.m;. Il til.
prrrr:rn and til" rrriprL'lui., naV" h,.l.'
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BELLAIRE NEWS
Orange Meets Tonight

Orange AoetS 1oniHN' -
\ 0''"'."- - u" i.''N l'.'' f'"" -
g -. i'.I iH.S evening ~ tA> t'''A ~
=, h"''. &r&s" y Si"'''. 'hT-|'f' MAS i'''
~, = - 20 ""nd'""". \ p'H a'''""'
49, o.: "''u'h''TS = "Np'rt"c.
somewhat improved
y. ~" '''y a">i.'''' .'S' '''S" - va
@'ti'"l W." IA" = ,''"''"" @ ,",'''H
iR.'""' '"J-F'u q" 81" H",'' y, ..'
Lent! '''''-' S'r''S M~""ay NIX "'T
>''''"" 2' improves III, 49, '''
"a" UL"'' ~" ""''iF'"'' - 60 -,
'&i'". E'T' S"r.pHN INJURIES ~ "'"""','7
- MtAN"'h t'I'k Z" '''| '"'.'" = '"''
actH.
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BRIDGEPORT
CHRISTMAS EVENTS
FEATURE OF WEEK
Pratt lcally All Local Churches Wul
Celebrate Christmas During tho
week With Programs by Sun
day Schools.

RI, ,,,,,,.,s r al, 80 Tho Sunday
,.,,,.. ~, ,,fs ,.j,,. r,y,. been huStly on
NV. ~, .,,.. ,r,.l. ~ ,,rr,,,--,,iors
80 ,,, .,r,,.,,,e ,ntcrtnir-
,y''i,r, .,rc d, r..,,nr.. uC thu. au.j-
g. ,..,,,,, =, rl,n a,r..YgoJ for ~.
,,.,,., ,r.,. .. ,.,ud;,,s ;nr the pupils IN
,I,.' Srr1,y ,lh,ni N :,t!U!i:tn 80 TN
r,r,r-,rr, n ,,. rendered.
=, Ta,l,y Iu.rcr,r Church VII hold
J .,f, ,i,.r,,p. ro- 49,, ,rrrlhcrS Of
49,. .r,,,,.. ,rr.,r or Sp,rr,Iry rvruin,;
! 49, ,,.',,. ,,l vcvrr,l s.,rr,,' I,.,,-
y, ''''1 ,,,,',,I :, ~. ur,rra,1
.u''' ~, L,f-., NI,.L,dl:.
70 I:j-,,,,.oo1 wi he -.nd,-.a
49,, ,,Hn,, ,,i.T ., Christmas
s,,i,,. a,.o,;,r Dcc.nh..r -;
~ '''.,.' i',, ,,.;n ,,,.n ivan, ,rr ~,
".'u -"'' "'''
.,"''', ,o, ,..,,,, ;,c,uJj,~ .bo on
~, az" ""' ,,. ,,.;i, 30 n,rd ror
',' lin .'n' - ,rr,r;,.. t,,hnr,u
Nv ',"'''' t,i'...,, v,,IrI., evening.
G,., ,,.,. h,,., rrnr,,is..I .i,..
'''.' 49,, ~, .r.o,L AVID .nr.-rrr.i
.,., ,.,-.,,,,, ,-orr,,r and trc,, ro~
,,h,,r, - n, Sun.l,, school Of
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WHITE GIFT SERVICE
AT~MARTINS FERRY

Tho United Presbyterian Church OF
Martins F'crry VII! hold their annual
Christmas WIFI" G.ft Service In the
cnu-.h saturday Christmas Night at
30 J.. NJ. The gifts this year have been
designated for n" rebuilding 81 the
,E,.forr1nd Church Al HargicouFt.
r-anc.," This church was left pile or
ruins by the Int" Mar
christmas program will hc rendered
Al this time IN which all departments or
tho sabbath school Will TAX" part. In
addition 20 a good sonS program
christmas play Will be g ven entitled:
White Gifts FOR The xihg'?- birthday
cast 80 Charac;".s)
Tho K!rg-Rohc-t French
kin-.s httcndam;S--0wcn MycrA Eu-
ward kuckuck. Murdork French.
Acknowledgement Williams
DEMONSTRATIONS Mctl"ary
G,.."rs-- robert Fowler. Francis kuck.
uc.i. H"da Ray.
4 I..r:i" ,iiri--Eu;h Miller
\ Sculptor Karl R"thcrmuad' Jr.
, Millcr-Nilliam Narin
E.,ita zion Catherine McCleary
Everyone welcome.
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SaAk CONTAMINATION.

Columbus. a.. Dec. @l.-.-Ohio world
war veterans may ask the Incoming
general assembly to submit a cons:!tu-
tionH! amendment 10 the, pcor," making
il p"SSIbl" 10 grant Traditional cnmNrn-
s:.iton" In each Nhio veteran. accord
Ing - officials OF former service mems
urranizati"rs here.
columbus CX-S"rvicr mon have ok'd
tho proposal. ard the Veterans OF For
"irn Wars at n meeting here. also urged
such action.
III" proroScd plan Is 10 provide \
sum large enough 10 grant every cN-
service man NJ least $ln 4 month tor
each month Of S"rvir" NY 10 - months.
This would require ~ i"aSt. II is est
mated. between go 400. 600 and 1000
u"h
With Artic!H I. Section s "f the Ohio
const:tus ion. prohibiting tn. stat" from
contracting debts III excess Of SITt 900.
Ia" veterans viii ask III" legislature.
according t. plans now. II submit an
amendment "a the voters allowing the
stat" 20 contract 4 larger indebtedness.
The amount necessary Is proposed 10 be
raise by IL" issuance Of bonds.
tn" veterans declare OHIO IS only one
OF %"yrn states that have not granted
"X-vrrNi'" men Z cash bonus. land. vo-
cat!unTl education or free scholarships
Veterans opposed 20 The state com
p"nSatiOn win bo struck 4 death blow
tn" majority hold. however, that re-
IardlcSS Of the outcome" in this STATE.
III" campaign for federal bonus Will
Cpnt'uue.
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opened. and IN" votes Tor tn" various
rrnC ldA'cS for orc" III tn" district an
Suh-di%tri,t VII J." ;Anu.U;rd.
p,,ce. rr,a-al
J." '"''''' - ''' NV go
c''' - ''',~'' "'''' N"""n ''7.''' III 80
lh'E 'i'i' VINO ':'H = l. " "'HH AZ. d..
cow INK I H''' .''',S, "''' ''' "''"
'i"'h III" 'l""N" ~ ''N''" ',''' ~ 3"
'!'" Ky 'hiS az 'h"',n a. "'''" Pc ~
'''HE' ~ ''''' J.. ~ "'i''"' I''S!i ''
''' N''N"'"'' W. '''''''N' : '"' ~ TO-
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a, tho pcn:'cnt!ary. it IS IA 10 ono: at
the new prison farm, 20 TO one. and at
the Mansfield Rcformatory, l" TO one,
tho report shows.
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,..rorHEH" HOLT REcovxAna.

Mr. Mary Holt. who suffered seri.
o,iT trrrd.nt some weeks ago At her
home, No. l4n9 Woods street, 10 slowly
recovering. Mrs. ll3.t or Mother Holt.
~ she - generally known - all the rest
dents If that section will be 30 years
odd ON New Years day. Her many
friends are hoping that she will re-
cover.
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Cleveland, O.. Dec. e1.-of SSt per
sons ARRESTED in Cleveland during No
,.,nhcr for violation Of state and ma
,ionaI liuuor laws. $50 came from
kurnpc, according TO III" police olotter.
Only 1874 Of the alleged liquor law Vio-
la,ors wcr" natives Of this country.
Aus,r!ans. the records show. lead all
the rest, There were 1ss OF that na-
tinnnlitv
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ruchsretl tho Blind.

Columbus. O.. Dec. determination
Of accounts az the state board OF adj
minisiration hy Examiner J.. VI. Hoop
ifga-ner Of the state bureau ~ account
ing. revealed that the state school for
/ III. blind has ben cu"h"r"d out or $751;
$3.50 each year in the past by the state
school for IT." deaf through an arrange
meat by which deaf pupils did the baE-
ing for tho blind pupils. in return FOR
the blind pupils doing the laundry work
!or tn" mut"S.
Under "A contract tha: had been In ct-
feet for years. the blind pupils did tho
washing for the deaf pupils at Hat
rate Of s25 per week. or $1,000 per year.
while * 10 cents IL pound. the prevail
ing price for laundry work. the work
was worth S2N.S99.so year. Hence the
examiner figures hat III" school for tho
blind was done ont Of $l9.59?.sO.
This inequality now has been cor
rcried and the school for the deaf now
has 10 pay rho school for tho blind at
tho rate OF II cents pound for laundry
work ~
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Columbus. O.. Dec. 2l.-A pocket
bar" for "him'' for Chris; mas is adj
yanccd by local merchant as an ac-
crptah'r solution Of Yuletidc worries
as II what 20 get.
when woman comes in here "ith
wired look. We always shf; her
around to the leather goods counter and
nine times out oc ton. she gets her gift
there" the merchant declared. our
supply or pocket bars Is running low.
and the fifth shipment is on It's way
h. added.
"'rhr most popular Of the private
bars. according "a. this merchant. Is
slightly larger than a cigar case; In
s;Lr are two four-ouncc tubes, each
with 4 capacity Of one snftcr. There
also arc two-drink containers and soma
with ii capacity OF full pint. One has
q small aperture in III" side. so the
owner can keep tab on III" contents or
his bar" hen friends Enc up aga!n
II -
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Cincinnati To Borrow.

Cincinnati a.. Dee. "I--Cinr:nrafi
VII have Ia borrow S2.%2J.non I" met
current Expenses during IN" frs half
81 1891. Mayor Calvin estimated IN his
recent presentation &C n" S"mi-annuaI
appropriation ordinance. The estimated
amount required to meet IL" "iiy'a op-
Grating costs for tho iirst SIN months :s
S5.21E,b1., and II" estimated r"v"nu"
from all sources. SS.lJl.G12. the may or
said. This does not irr'ud" sink ing
fund charges aggr"Gatjus $2.Sc9.390. ac-
Corling to h!r. Pruning IL apprnpr n
IONS for various city d"HartmrntS or
Curttilrl"rt Of some OF III" r!ty'S gov
ornamental activities. VIII b6 n"C"ssa ry.
III Mayor Galvin's opinion. unless some
unl"okrd for way IS found out OF the
I financial difficulties.
Columbus. O., Dec. @l--That Il takes
from seven 20 ten times as many civil.
IAN clrlloyrs based IN per capita uf in
mats L. run soma. nf The states Cilar!t-
able institutions, Ian to winaE" IN"
penal ard correctional institutions IS
revealed m ii report Of Examiner Hoop
engarner Il tho state hw-ear uc a"couut-
ins In an examination of accounts OF
tho stat" board -: administration.
Tho ratio a.! inmates To C:vii:an "lN-
r!oyre a. TIA" .S"hO"l for tic blind md
the Madison HON" - two TO one. Will"
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q ellaire Briefs.

Lus ry.H.an Ii-.nIS1,p '..o vi
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Do Good Business

St"r"s ." Rriir!rH Ar" dn.:r an "Hr''' O.
.cat christmas b1s;r"ss. !: IS Sfa."d ~
"a r2:Uh"r Of u" r"r"hr",S. r."
%:"r" 40 now "I-.:t evenings until niH"
u'"."r,. :,"d '5'y w.i h.. "I."H each even.
irE Ur'I that :imN Throughout tn" pr.
-. w'"... "\rer:::R saturday. t'hr,S;mrs
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New K. Of p. Building

4 was stated y"St"rday that Tho
plans for the new knights Of I'ythtas
h"ri" call for Il 'hr"N story brick
building on IL" site al III" rormrr HON"
destroyed by f!rr In N"vcmhrr. IT,.
;hird floor Wi. h" used for club rooms
AMI Offices an G;n" ground c.opv VIII ln
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Miners Tellers Meet.

\ meeting "f th,' t"ll"r,: 49, IN" sub
district uIi"rS' headquarters has boon
called Cor Tuesday. January :. At which
tim" ~" ha,.otS received scaled Crucl
the local UNIONS in the d!s.ric, W.! b."
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Ralroaders Violate Laws.

| ~ ;,3i D,5ng hds: VIA christmas plans.
md l G"l". A'.r." ir"'l'""i :"T n"Nt
Rauroaders Violate Laws.
~pui" i..Ik IA r.t-" "lra ,:r:,rl hy rer-
! ''i'njs %! tm'a 60! WIN "'E.'rd ;o go
! ~. "r..uh, cars 49," b'.N- left 10y en-
rI.I's II ia" rn.'t,.sGa Ia-*irE thr"u,.i
! his 80! sometimes ari WH% A'E":S tile
! s:rv,.t rru>~iu@l. ani 81 uth"T TINS -
| clos" - IN" crossings thI, persons a:c
! ,irlahi" TO SIC W.'th,r or not Il train -
| coming. IL - claimed that ih"r" - Il
! s.lt- law winch rr"nih!tS having -; :
L,..s than twenty lv"' from grad" cross
| ms. and ar'raijou las started t. VruS,-
| cut. IN" az. ud"r". crews are ai~n r.
| ported t. hy k!rH.u;: ar ou!" >'d!HS>.
| aud making flyinE switches within tao
! ,.,tv limits. al at which Violate TN
| laws. This m"nn'" Will probably nc
! taken UP By the directors Of the Board
| nJ Trade. ard prosecutions "r!,red.
Sunday School Program.
| Practically AT Il tn" Sunday schools
| rf ls, various churches 81 this 'lt% nav
! ,.,m;lc,rd arrangements for their an
| uunl entertainment Ter In" schools and
| u.ulbrri Of thu congregations Ia BE- held
| his week.. and a. VII! have spc"!a!
| treats prepared tor TIA" pupils IN the
! Sunday 'sch0ulS TN">" vii! be about
| ,hr only special features OF the present
Concert Monday Evening.
| All arrangements hay" been competed
| hy tn. officials of the American Legion
! rnr the 4n"Sira, entertainment when
| vii h, held under their auspices AT IN"
} Iilrh $,L,n! auditorium Un next M"h-
! day evening. with "a" Oh!" Wesleyan
: r"Il"." E!"r club rs n" attraction. ~
I .,.:an..ltiun WIS fortunate" III h"'ilE 400
/ L. @et th:s popular rtHh, a':d Il treat -
N ~iurr Iur thrsr Who pa'r''N'H'' lh'
! event. III. rr"rrr!~ viii b" placed II
/ lI,. legion huul" 'UEd.
! Club Christmas Program.
! .r,c ,,,uL,rS 81 tho Martins Ferry
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Wheeling Team Hero

TT" d"rroN toam 0r Tho WhNcling III;
louGe was her" las: Night and conferred
work On i riaS,s oc candidates AZ tn"
regular meeting Of IN" local Elk ord.:-.
Following tnr .@!;ilt!uM. Il social session
WIS auIrNrd and n luncheon sr-yrI
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Gets Music Stand

..,'''n.' ':,s f,-..s..~t"I -. " Snvdcr
go" ,'.':-.. .Ts''nr'ny " NJ. s-!:a,'s Nth
\ 1,"au' M -nms'r -tonG I~"r Sr,l"-
500 oppressed - :,r.;'rcc'"'!"U g. -"
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SiITlStltLl SAAd4 SAA - 80
Al arrr.grm, ITS hIE" been r"rlr."t-
ci for the arnUHl th-'atmas rrngrhr'
To be civ"'r r.r ;h.. m'Th'"s Of h" sun
day school auI Goa -r"Ea,i"n Of the fi:SI
christian ch..r,h. The "T"nt VIII TAX"
place ia IL" church "n ii~"Ad""% street.
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The members rl III" Martins Forty
Lrr'urr-Krciinl club wcr" treated To- an
INTERESTING Christmas program at 'A'ir
m""iiug in Tia" Hrard of TRAD" rooms OH
: .uih Fourth street Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. John Nelly - Tenth street VS.
lh,. h"=trS~ II thu Hft' rnuun. ami AL r.
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Concert Monday Evening.


All ARRANGEMENTS hay" been completed
hv tn. officials Of the American Legion
,nr the 4nWSir;i entertainment WA'Ch
viii be- held under their auspices AT IN"
high ..,A'u! auditorium on next M"h-
d.,N evening, with "a" Oh!" Wesleyan
,.,il..... tiir,, club as n" attraction. The
,,,.an:.atinn WIS turtUrai.' III h":nE a.'i'
IT, @et th:s popular r.nh, ar:d Il tr"hl IS
n lore Tor lsuSr whG a'r"n'@" rae
.yrr, TE. rr",r,,i- will be- placed II
~. / rlwtnM hnMln fNEN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-22

hU'o'Sts: y"~,"r,!ay brgan getting th".-
a':t"n"h'l7 l'c",u=o :ars fo- tho new year
t.. J. II. M,,;"-w t.~nl az 'h.s C;;v *
distributing U.n 'nrS. TIL" c""s tins
70. :. q -, .r.. ,-.-..., az Is, yc1-
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Rcorganize Troop

: 1"w '-"rn &C Toy Scouts has just
l., ~ """~p:,n'z'd nero. Meetings Will be
hold one each week. Thus far nearly i
S""r" e bows hav" s!GniG"l ,h"!r .utHn-
ions a." - ~ l,n
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enjoyed during n" evening and lnnch-
| NrU Will D. served ty N" hostess.
! Pound nead
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Many Attend Fair

The FAX and festival 81 the Eagle
lodge being hold q: the Turner hall on
Rcl'non; stree: j. PROVING u h!, success.
Another Big crowd vas in Attendance
last n.Gh;. r." event Will continue
,hrnuEMOG, Tho rr,.ean 4, wnnk