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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-02


snap and will not pick again for sew
al days. 1t is reasonable to expect
the quantity to greatly increase wher
the coverings are removed and pick
ings are become more general. Ten
crates of new Irish potatoes were on
the express platform today. They
brought 81 to $500 per package. One
hamper of beans brought S1.75. One
crate of cabbage $3-Plant City Cou
rier.
Thirty-four travelling statesmen go
out OF Palatka every week tocall on
the retail trade throughout the state.
What a power for good they can be
to the city of organized and aided in
spreading the propaganda of Palatka' s
vantages.-Palatka News.
Oren Brandabemy, an oil driller
at Tulsa, Oklahoma has been asleep
at his brothers house since December
Sth, despite the efforts of eight ply
sicians to awaken him.
A Washington dispatch says:
Without a record vote the House has
passed the Fordney Bill, to prevent
foreign manufacturers from flooding
American markets with products sold
at lower price in the United States
than in the country OF manufacture
The measure would authorize the
Secretary of the Treasury to send
agents to inspect the books and
plants of manufacturers of exports to
the United States and to study prices
of such merchandise abroad.
The Wayfarer," is spectacular
religious performance being shown
in New York.
On New Years Eve there will be
a special welcome to 1920. The per
Torrance will begin at nine o'clock
and the climax of the spectacle will |
come at midnight In addition to the |
regular cast of 1000 persons there
will be Helelujah chorus of 1890
voices.
1t has excited the disapproval of a |
number of Baptist divines, but one
writing of it says:
"The Wayfarer is both a legitimate
md an effective method OF present |
ng one of the dominant themes OF the |
Christian religion. II is neither opera,
irama, pageant or spectacle. 1t is an
epic of faith-faith in the fiery fur. |
lace OF trial-faith reaching its vic |
DRY through knowledge faith inspir !
ng confidence in the course of history |
Ind challenging our cooperation in !
he divine service
Arthur Williams, of Jacksonville. |
will be Senator Fletcher's camaign
manager for 1920. Senator Fletcher
will be in Florida several days yet.
A young officer of the guard at the
Iiceregal Lodge in Dublin and one
nan of band of intruders were kill.
ID article urges the Republican lead
n Phoenix Park. Apparently there
vas no direct attack on the lodge
tself.
d article urges the Republicanlead-
RS to hasten the compromise on the
reaty and League of Nations ant |
warns against further delay.
Julian Harris cables that ire last !
American soldier is due to leave Brest |
before the new year, and that the ia.
nous United States camp there VIII |
be abandoned.
WOulu-U0 ueInOCIdtiC CdHoPlotSH AoI
President to the number Of Cigrt OF
more are expected to speak at the
Jackson Day dinner in Washington IL
January 8th.
Jacksonville will in the very near
future have s250,00O casket factory
Lakeland veterans will ask &c" tho
State Reunion of Confederate Teter-
ans to hold their 1920 meeti-g ir
that city.
s. L. Griffin, one of the most sue
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APARTMENT FOR RENT-0ver q.
Serve Grocery. Four large, well
ventilated rooms. closets, kitchen,
bath and other conveniences. Suita.
BILE for housekeeping or doctors OF
lawyers Offices Rent moderate. APP
My to Ocala Banner.-tf.
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FOR SALE-Twenty acres near Bur-
bank; cheap. Write U. w. Stone,
1854 WATSON Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio
l12-19.4t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-02

TWO PLUG MULES Good working
condition. For sale at bargain.
Phone 492 or write Box 445.-12-S2t.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-01-02

zoo. 900 wakefield cabbage plants.
Bl.5O per thousand, at farm Grating,
50 cents extra. Ready now. DR..
Love, DeLand, Flasl2-6-St.
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ron sALE-2.sOO acres. IL gniIes
Courthouse. No. (. 4. pine 9and.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28

week clearing III" rooms so that tHey
ar" IN good shape for the children. II
IS understood that tho SCI FOOLS Will be
crowded to her capacity nd some pro-
VISIONS are being mad" in, hopes Of get
ting number Of other buildings TO
take car" Of The overfloSy.
Boys to Retu1 n
rho boys Of IN" WarTor 81 hlEh school
football squad which lEaI been spend
Ing III" U""k out Short Greek in camp
and i;"tt'nE in trim for" th: opening of
'hc season. ar" expected 20 return 70
their homes III" first Wsrt Of the week.
charge OF the camp and he stated that
the boys are in c\CcllrIt condition.
Slow Progr,ss-
Very slow progress e benz mad" on
I:ichlard coal works Work was stopped
carly Yesterday aftcrp Don on account
of not having enough ;;ratcrIal In COM
pct" n" job. contractor p. J. GllliGan
whn - IN "harg" of tho work stated tina.
h" will hay" enough. material on the
,"b hy Monday 80 tha5 III" work can be
r,mpictrd icNt week. 1T will b. IL days
before Il can be usitl.
North Side. Briefs.
Mrs tibcT Shcr"Ian is spending a
few days visiting with friends and rcl-
.at,ves at Newark arsl Columbus ~.
Mrs T.. l.. Kenny and grandson will
leave tomorrow FOR IittshurG. where
th"y will spend Il fc'1 days visiting with
lester jenkins. oC N"ffs ~. has re-
turned after spending. several days visit
Ing IN thiS city.
Thomas N"iskcy.. young lad nc this
city who had 4 narrow cSCap" from
death is slowly recovering NJ his homo
on Warwoud avcn ~
Work - progress ing rapidly on IL"
Gooch HON" ON NSarwo"d avenue and
N" contractor IN coarG" % III" work .cN-
ter part OF mex; week.
The Wheeling Traction company has
hccn busy OH hau ng cindcrs to Eleventh.
street whcr" thoy' are making a small
I'LL
MSS Mary Mar thall has rturncd home
after an extended. trip throughout Ohio.
Miss Mary Mc,Pjcklc formerly teacher
~ III" North w atwood school has ac
copied an appoi ntm"m, in ono Of the
ErrNood schools this season
Miss Edna Hefzl"r teacher A. War
wood High Scho-E has accepted an APP
poinrmcmt in small sch"oI in the
Middle West. Sl, will leave next week
t. tax" up her r"w duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. f;""rC" Gillmont and son
Junior have returned To heir home NJ
Mount rl"asan: after spending few
days visiting with friends lcrc.
George Iank "rS has returned To- his
HON" IN rarrrGi" after spending a few
day visiting with friends here"
tharI"s' Johnson has returned to his
home IN st CGtlrsvrll" after calling on
friends IA thie cmy.
John Sutton. "f Cleveland ~ spending
s"m"tlm" withs his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
.G"o:G" Sut'"r4 Of Sixteenth street.
carl p,wsrn has returned to rrrt%.
burg after - business N,s" in this ETY.
Fred Niburrt has returned Ia his home
IN DAYTON. - after 4 few days visiting
with relatives hero
Mrs G"or,1 Sutton has returned u
her hnm' on Sixteenth street after NJ
tending The. funeral If her mother ~
Springfield. ny.
Bernard - %h"r has returned 10 his
homo cu :''v'rt"cnIh street after visit
ing WI rTkttivrS nj Terra Mia.
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considered hut no definite plans were
n'tdr a THIS nc.
Dinner at Camp.
y uumh,I OF Ihr younger 81; 81 on
or Warwuod JuUrncycd to Camp star
ias, ",oninE where they enjoyed a din
urr after which thu remainder "t tho
">"ninG was spent in a social way. \
few hours were "nJ"!"d IN dancing NJ!
;ac pu' SIS returned 10 their nom" III
It very late hour after enjoying Il yer!
del. EhtfuI time.
Camp TO Break UP.
l. - understand that several camp
in. parties which have been spending
;hr Ia~l month at different POINTS along
The OHIO River north "i ms city are
Planning 1" hrraN u! camp and return
TIA ih":r HON. Monday mrrnnE ate"
having a very good iIm' IN spit 81
tn, hoG ana mrSvrabi" weather wAI'h
;h,y hh," put W with during tn" past
~" w"thN.
Thentcr Party.
Mrs Joseph Kenny a. inis cay VII
entertain a NUMBER e her trI' mas mas
Afternoon with t ;h"atrr PARTY at the
Victoria Thr..,cr nv, LrfaIr IS being
,umpi mrrtary ia Mrs. Daniel Marcus
of DAY ton. -, who - visiting with
friends IN ~ cItN. Following IL" Sho"
tnc guests VIII repair to the Hog, Dal &
EriN Whrr" the! VIII enjoy very a.
.Eh,lul luncheon.
Rev. Cory to SPEAK.
Re-. g. ". cory. superintendent ~
-" I.n.ou Mission az NhccilMS VIII
;Igr,l Sunday evening n ~ "'rlork
Rev. Nrror4 viii haN" charge Of IN"
muru4ng S"r> ICES.
Planning Marshmanow Toast.
number If th' younger >c' "i TINS
rt,y ar" planning I APPROXIMATIONS toast
y hn.u Will b" given "Wednesday even
ina, "t nest week out GicnnS Run \
III. "t!uS nf Ihc committee IN charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
Crudoleun Marvellous for
tue Hair

CRGDOl.ECM IL a pcrtec. 1n,is"p'ic
scalp cleanser. i petroleum liRh; ~ col
or and OF high natural purity a toilet
luxury; something that leaves that
clean and fresh feeling 1t ls The source
Of hair and scalp comfort ard tha nc.
qgirinK Of hair beauty. That g will re-
Iaove 6Andruff IN At established fact
Those who want cleaner scalps Inust re
move the dandrufr; soap and water
alone arc inadequate. (RCDOLEtiN
has been proven adequate As n daudru:f
renfbver FOR both child and adult II has
bern thoroughly tested and tried FOR
years and We do net hesitate in recon-
mendinG II 10 you CREDOLEUN In ar
s"ntial 70 beautiful hair and dsndruff-
free. spic and span. clean scalp Wo
urge you to prove CRUDOLEUh MS pro-
frSsIonl hair dr~ssers prove It; that Ia
IS actual application: then noto it's bono
hc,al results.
g. H GrIesl G. Co. who Is AGENT IN
Wheeling. Is authorized 70 return the
purchase price II you are no, satisfied
after thoroughly trying II 10 this not
fair offer You try Il At our risk.
money back II II fails. n your drug
gst docs not keep ". order from VIM
NJ Simpson Drug Co. W.lkinNburE Sta
non, Pittsburgh. Pm Price by matt. 400
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ment will hold their carnival. ihou=h
IL Is expected to be held in nnar
future. The present plans call ,r an
openair affair which is 4 Gepartuifrom
the usual custom and with the A of
good weather. should prove more srac-
tive.
Improvement
The entire front OF the Barth Sera
House is being given a coat Of Nite
paint. thereby improving the appearlce
one hundred per cent.
Informal Tea
Miss Rosetta Reed OF Morganton
guest OF Miss Virginia Fenwick. at Ie
lattcrs home on North Charles sire
was the guest Of honor at an inform
tea. given Wednesday afternoon by Mi,
fcnwick from 3 until O'Clock. In &C
dition to Miss Reed. the other guest
were Misses Louise Jacob. Frances Car
man. Sarah Thompson. Angela Emf:
Guncida Wells. Hazel Cuisick. Ameli;
Danthirc. Virginia Palmer of Wells
burg: Mss Ellen Hartman Of iTtts
burCh. Pa; and Miss Garda Batchcl o
Bethany.
wellsburE Briefs
MI. and Mrs. Arch Cooper and child
ron Of Wheeling. are visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. John Burns has returned to no
home here after 4 visit with friends II
PITTSBURGH. Ia.
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'NELLSBURG

Wcl!shurE. W. Va. Aug. c7-Weis-
burg l'nst No. -. American Legion. is
:-o'ug 10 70 its hit toward assisting J.
Byron NickrrSon. recently elected state
'uruniand"- az West Virginia, in bring
inC tine total state membership Of the
Legion to,;"O 000 instead OF approximate
civ 9.J0u. It's present membership.
Ho@t Commander clinton 9. kr-r ha =
called Especial meeting OF tho local
post Tor next Tuesday evening The
membership "f the local post Is little
NOR" i!uEn nfty-eiEht At the present
Tim" ami efforts Will be mad" To in
crease that number to so before the
end Of the present var In order to
accomplish that task tho post COM
mlrder IrrdliI"s that some attnrt ION
must bc presented by the legion in or
der to intiuCn the former service men 10
sign up and m accordance with that
View several propositions will ," ad
vano"d a; th.e meeting on next Tuesday
evening.
NO Date Accounted
" u.finltC date has been ntLrnHL when
to W9 -sSurE Volunteer Fire Depart.
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BENR.'OOD
Largest Funeral In
Long Number of Years
Held Here Yesterday
THE BODY OF @S. MARIA SAP
TENIo OF WATER STREET,
LAID TO REST IN MOUNT
CALVARY.
BsrlAire italian Band Played Constantly
while Corpse Was Moved Up
Water and Main Streets.

One Sc the largest ;U""raiS in m"
rjty Tor long number "t years was
hold yesterday over the last sad ritSS
~ Ms, Maria Sa0t"C.O. 81 North va
ter street. who d3"d At nor family resi-
Gcnce here last Thursday. tn" c'r"'
u.u> wa~ on 90 N" greatest "V"r VII
messed and was marked b. musical airE
from tho Rcliajr" Italian band wh'cn
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MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
TEACHERS IST|TUTE
COMES TO CLOSE
Splendid Program For tho Last Day OF
Meeting

The last day OF the teachers InSti-
'utc was opened yesterday morning By
IN" singing Of America. Supt. CHrmlCh-
arl introduced Rev. VIII Stidc"r Of
the morning. Rev. SudcCr. was raised
IN this city and attcpdrd school n N"
Central school building. where tn" IN.
Stitute is being h'ld. II" Spohr on his
travels in the Orient during IN" past
year and some or. his experiences whI!"
IN France Rev Stldgcr IS u very MFR
esting speaker and expects 1" be prog.
IN; at tn" NJ. r. C"nf"r"nc" To J." hold
IN this city next month Su2'. W"rN i
subject during the muruinC was "Sus.
gcstions from the Great TcaCh"r." Miss
Mary G.. Shotwell, who - n director &C
IN" educational division Of the war loan
organization for IN" rIIlh Federal IL
srrv" District, talked ia the teachers
today on the necessity % Teaching chill.
drrn thrift habits in all manner OF liv-
ing.
Memorial services were held for : T.
Mason. who died sine" N" last institute"
The eulogy was read 10y !. NJ Erur and
the resolution by Miss R"'tI Pounds.
During tho afternoon many OF tn"
teachers went through the PRISON hy the
courtesy OF Warden !. 4. Terrell.
Morrison Not Coming
Word was received IN Tins cI;y yes
terday afternoon that Guy Morrison
could not come from Indiana |" pitCh
for the American Legion today hccauS"
Of Ms contract with that team. They
are lighting for tn" pcnnanr IN tn" la
que in which he is playing and T."
Evansville team needs his .rrNi ices -
badly that they would not rrl"as. him
However nc is expected To arrive here
the first of next week
Outside OF this one rNr"uii"U. ali the
REGULAR team will be in the I'm" up to-
day against the MS'onk"yS from Wheel
ing for the third game Of the series "r
n" Firth street park Sn"wd"u. from
\rw MatamoraS is expected To- hurl
for ne l"CionIIr"s and Spears Will b"
ready to relieve him ~ any tim. lIlr
gins will ho on N" r""ciysuE md Irr
the locals.
Ring Bells Today
Mayor ChaddOCN annuUi, ID v,St"rd7 g
maj AN the bells and whistles u IA"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-28
STEUBENV|LLE

jamln O. Matthews. oldest member ~
. IN" StcubcnvIIlr police force died at his
home here today. after an illness Of only
four days. His death. was due TO COM
plications The dcccascd was - year
Of aS". Despite his advanced years.
he was active and energetic and had
: serve almost continuously on the force
for twenty years and would have soon
been retired OH pension. He walked
! his last beat on sunday and the fol
I lowing day was suddenly stricken with
n fatal ailm"nt. BY trade he was =
stogic maker and had been life lonS
resident here. He - survived b. four
lam. O.: Mrs. Pearl blackburn. OF Fol
i lanshc". W Va: Robert. OF Akron. and
Benjamin. Ir.. Of this city.
Motormau Injured
e AntatoSc motorman on an interur-
ban car WAS severely cut and bruised
today when 4 car hc was taking from
the Wrirton branch To the barns near
Follansh"". rolItd"d with Ia Bell"
Belle coke plant. The front end OF the
car was cavcd in and III" truck was
overturned and wrecked. Tho driver OF
;ho truck escaped by jumping. but ANITA.
ton" was caught in the vcstihule and
was cut by broken glass.
Henry + Eodcr. aged -. who says his
homo is in philadelphia. Pa. walked in
10 y barber shop hero today while the
hcrher was absent snaichcd ten dol
lar bill from the cash r. sister and ran.
Tho barber heard IN. cash register
ring. and grabbing, razor chased me
thief and caught him. Rodrr handed
over the ten h" had taken and An On
ira ten besides as the pric" or his I'M
crty Tho barber lot him 60 then cal
led tho police who arrested Rodcr later.
He Will be hold for investigation.
sxty-one Stills
So far this year in the "nfororment'
of prohibition laws in Jefferson county.
Constable James Parkinson and assis-
tan's or this city have captured total
Of 81 stills and about five thousand gal
Ions OF Illicit liquor. In the prGsecutiGn
Of the cAscS in Justice W. y. DoHners
court approximately $4,000 IN mes
have been collected and turned into ths
county 'rca$grH, ou.,.
tn" colorrd folks of Prince Albert
lodgs OF this city will hold home CONF
lnr celebration hero Monday. Zig dele.
cations from all surrounding commune"
tics ar" expected The day Will ne Tea"
turrd by a street parade FOLLOWED by
picnic and outing at stanton lark-
= Owner Escaped
Proh hiijon officers ra;ded the home
of a resident OF Stratton today ana cap
turrd fifteen gallon still and consid-
err: bio mash but failed to got the own
or. who happened 10 he ahScnt ~hcn e
officers called. IN effort is being mao
10 locate him
He Had a Quart
Stanley Litko is under arrest q
Wtirion charged with violating ~
p-uhIhit'on laws Wrirton officer saw
him pull quart Sottl" from ms pocket
and give friend n drink on tho street
there and on investigation found that
tia contents was honest TO goodness
vhisksy.
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Ct, ywull make all the nos" po.'s,n!" al
noon today 20 Celebrate lh. van am'rd-
mcEl S"N"ra! lId,rs If the ,lly ASH
I'd The mayor {" d" THIS 80 IN" l.. rs
n.ll ring and TIA" Whistles w1!i s""M All
uv,r IN" continent AZ moon to-day 20
celebrate the ~a&S;nS 81 tA' ann MI
mcEl.
Park A. C.-Tcrriers
Tho West Virginia Terriers "'I CLASH
with IN" I'trk \ e ct tins rIiT al IN"
..l5 prompt Last Wednesday evening
In" Parks defeated the East lila, H. ut
thr PRISON ana N" Terriers 'Nr,rl :"
ct rrNrnE" tor H." '"s'ilui on.
John Rptman Dead
rho funeral services 81 J"hn Euian
Will h" Held TINS Afternoon at on"
O'Clock Il; ri"aA'n. l,ds". Mr. Hui'n.
who WAS a Veteran II Nh eva war.
died at his HON" At Lynn camp IhuIS'
day. Nag Goth III his ?&rd lrnr II"
children are Mitchell and Jack. O. Ron
rrts Ridge. Dudlry If iEG"MrIl -.
Thomas. lleury and Cash &: He'd iious".
Putnam county. Eliza. Of PHEASANT
Ridge, Mrs. Edn' N',Mnn>, ~ MHF"i
county. and Ian, ard TnI Al home
Richmond Wallace
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y Richmond wash
L. announce the coming marriage OF
their sou. tharl"S ". \. E"rhm""h, Z
Akron. -. to Mary Mar" Wallace. "t
Marion Ind The ceremony ~ !" h"ii
az Il o'c(ocN THIS evening ~ lH' 'r HON"
GA eastern Seventh S'rv"i
BpyS Home
Nc \ l.. Ayers has rir' '"~'H !. ~ y.
bowler huu!" on TN" ,rrn'E 81 ~ u
street and EIh,r aN"udr lh,N 49,. Mf,
Ayers VIII inh- pusa"Ss."u a""Hi '"'
ur-t Of October
Moundsviue Personals
MIR and Mrs \ < +. h".~'"' h1t'
moved from IN" IariSn h%u",, 10 lMH
Erherts uronrriv on S,N"Hth 'iF'"i, "p-
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provided tn" music throughout IN" en-
| tire procession.
; Requiem high mass was held in the
! -. Johns Catholic church at O'Clock
! after the corpse had been taken up
! Main and Water streets. Rev. Father
I. NJ Schooner Of the Catholic church
! Preached me sermon which was clos
, "d BY MOURNING tune from the Italian
/ IND. The body WAS Immediately rH-
! moved from the church to Mt. Calvary
, where IL was laid To rest. over twcnt:-
! tive machines were used IN the process
sion 70 the interncnt grounds and many
Italians. friends Of the deceased, "ers
present from her" and Other cities. Shh
Z i survived by a husband and five Ch!I-
, dr"n Death was attributed 10 contine-
) ucnt.
Many local young mcn and social fol-
. lowers attended n" dance gwen by IN"
American Legion at Wheeling Park lasr
evening The boys reported having u hnc
p, time and enjoyed everything that raS
prepared on the program. Dancing
games and other sports wcr" the main
diversions of the evening. 4 tasteful
-cfrcshrn mt was served during tn" en-
B tire evening". ice cream. and o:hcr iuN-
urles be nE handed out Joseph Nolan.
Joseph FisGehs. Tom Nolan md Vincent
hCrgdn yer" among H." WA" att,hoe"'
stag Party at Camp.
y stag party w, b" gwen Al amp
N'rrE I"','"Iio" .' ,'',,,,,. Inen arc in.
amp a." , 49, N.;.. Inn handed o,N
rs fast a. pC<S!bl" for IN" past tcW
days and onr ut the largest crowds OF
the present season ar" expected TO at
t"rd. \ lamb roast ana r".r" nm
VII % NV Hs ,tbcr snorts
VI, NI'nn'inF; ,nnr.fsa ~ rho davis pro-
w.. 49,, W 80, .,an,,,,.,.s bav. ben
, run SF"'itl 49, l.ns, oiro,,t
la
. H. ""'''''' v.,d Ma.t4nq.
Aeio n'0'S
Tn" regular meeting OF mo lrtnI|S o.
Maccahc"S. R"Ticw ~. II. was h"'H IN
, th"'r hall on South MArFN'H street, laSI
cyerjng TIL. session VA not marked
J ne rrsu.nr routrn" matters w"r" taken
up The question ~ tn" next meeting
place OF IN, ,oc.c;i"> from all surround
: ing districts. 'nc!ud.uE n'"i.n na
, vas discussed hr,' could not b" agreed
l:3,u. 7. VII b.. continued ~ he next
IN. et:ns
X. Of p. Hold Meeting.
.rh. som. Weekly rr"ctlng OF tr" Uni
. Farm, y.,,nE..nr ~, knights &C rythias
49,, =, r., ,,.,,,,,- - ,Eclr nnwly
M,> ,I ",'' H,r I'[ IN Eo-ih Main Sire. The
S.'. g." 49,. ~, ,, r,,hcr ehnr, aud no
n...'uE va r~. =, ,~. hro,,rht M
81 ,. ,.i,nn ,,,t maj no c,nc-
,to,' ,..,,. ,nr,nh,.rs would take plac"
Jpn o., H., "',.', ,,,i.- h,siress trans-
a,."I.,' ,,' > - thro,yT and mo srs
'rl."n9 "rr E'., " ,iock
~ az ~. r,a, -, MS CITY will
,,,,d &c.,, snLy ,.,c.,,.nn AZ Fish creek
. L.uu W. NE'"7
I J,rrr4 Mcmahon. ur North Mnin
.,.,s. -.c,,,.o-,r,. .,r,c- an operation
-, ',.,s,,o II1,y'i,,j
a. ,h' ',.''it,t 'i' Sn,,b Main 9
-. 49,, b-,-e.hnut rho STATE
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wood Eank. IS ii at his homo IN Edge

charles MIury. q Main street. accepted
I position with the Wheeling So, X
Iron yesterday.
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TricoIette BIOuses S265

Every Blouse rrrfcct way. "SS"onds also
included wonderful selection of nm" g""rE-
etc and crepe houses nj N" newest styles
trimmed v:h cu'hr2dc-"S and ia""s All sizes
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Morrison Not Coming

Mayor ChaddoCN annuuu,"d Nrst"rd7
that all the bells and whistles ~ ia
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avenue. Plans FOR 4 hak" sal" w"r"
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" ,i.trnItc date has been nLrn"L when
to N9 LsSurs Volunteer FIRE Depart.