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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
WILMINGTON POULTRY WINS.
Captured Prizes 1t the New Jersey State
Fair In Trenton.

William T.. Lanphaw 4 Sons of Will
mingtou won first, second and third
cockerel, and FIRST, second and third
pullet prizes on six entries of Dark Cornish
in a class Of 20, the CockereIs scoring
g5, S3 and 90, and the pullcts scoring
~, 94Ia and ss out Of 100 points each,
at the Trenton Fair.
James II. Thompson won 35 prizes
ont Of 35 entries, the majority being placed
under the blue. Brookwood Farms also
won many prizes.
An amusing incident Of the show was
pigeon, which was discovered porched on
one of the rafters of the pigeon depart
ment. At first il was thought il bad gotten
ont of one of the cages, but after being
caught and its leg band examined il was
found TO be racing homer, an entry in a
race from New York City To Camden,
N. J. The bird evidently "j,rt stopped
Mt the show 20 look things over" ON the
way home After a good feed and w.ter il
VA. liberated and Il made q straight line
fev Camden.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
BROWNS BIRDS WIN
200-|M|LE PIGEON RACE
E. M. Henderer Was Awarded
Diploma for Best Average
Speed for Series.

The Diamond State Homing Picpcn
Club hold its third race Of the 1920 young
bird series last Saturday. The birds were
liberated at Charlottesville, Va, At $40
and the winning bird, owned by David
Brown, arrived At l2.l3 p. m, making an
average speed Of over 300 yards per
minute.
The birds Of the following fanciers
arrived in the ordor named: David
Brown, r. M. Hcndcrcr, Albert Welsh,
Stephen Irons, r. f. Martin, II. Springer.
The diploma awarded for the beet average
speed for the entire series won was by +.
NJ. Hendercr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
WOMAN'S GOLEIrOURNAMENT.
Hundred Of Best Players In u. 8. and
Canada to Compete at Cleveland.
Assocla ted Prcss to Eyery Eycning

Hy Associated Press TO Every Evening
Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 4.---The twenty
fifth annual National woman's golf cham
pionship tournament was inauguratcd at
the Mayfeld links here today with more
than 100 of the beet women players in the
United States and Canada competing.
Only 30 can qualify and the battle
over the Is holes medal play today promis-
ed to be hotly contested. Match play
starts tomorrow morning.
The real veteran Of the field in point Of
tournament play is Mrs. Caleb Fox Of the
Huntington Valley G. C., runner up when
Miss Ruth underhill won the champion
ship at Shinnecock Hills in 1899 She was
pared today with Miss Alcxa Stirling, Of
Atlanta, title holder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
SATURDAYS SCORES.
AMER iCAN IHAGuE.

AMER lCAN IHAGUE.
Washington, z; Athletics, 5.
Washington, 4; Athletics, 3 cd game
Cleveland, 10; Detroit, 1.
Chicago, 10; st. Louis, z.
Other clubs not scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston. s; Philadclphia, ,.
Philadelphia, 4; Boston, 2 III innings,
I'd game.)
Brooklyn, 4; New York, 2.
Cincinnati, l3; PittsburR, 4.
Cincinnati, Z; Pittsburg, 3 cd game.
Pittsburg, &; Cincinnati, I'D game,)
8 innings, darkncss.)
st. Louis. 4; Chicago, l.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Minnick Wins Cycle Title.

William Minnick, Jr, of this city, won
tho 25-mile motorcycle Pennsylvania state
championship Saturday at Pottstown,
Pa, from field of nine starters Some of
the best motorcycle men of the east were
m the race. Fred Nixon, OF Springfield,
Mas, was second and Ray Creseson, Of
Pennsylvania, was third. Mnnick's of
time was - minutes and Is seconds. The
track was very heavy on account of the
rain of Friday night
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
INSTRUMENTATION.

"What is the funniest mispronun-
citation you ever heard?' was uues
tion heard the other day and one which
we pass on to our readers. One answer
WAS this: up in New Hampshire two
men were talking politics and one spoke
of certain corrupt influences. "The
trouble he said, is with the dormant
party'-he meant TO say dominant.
Another answer was this: II heard a
man the other day speak of Ibanez's
celebrated novel as "The Four Horse
men of the Acropols'" :" Who will match
these?-The Outlook.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Fhiladelphia, 4; New York, /.
Brooklyn, S; Boston 4 40 innings.
PittsburK. 4; Chicago, 3.
Sc. LOUIS, 6; Cincinnati, 3.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Athletsos, &; Washington, 6.
Detroit, s; Cleveland, S.
Sc. LOUIS, l6; Chicago, z.
Other teams not scheduled.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
WORLDS SERIES AT SEAFORD.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Seaford, Oct 4-The Seaford baseball
fans have made arrangements to put on
the worlds series games between the
Brooklyn National and Cleveland Ameri-
cans by electric score board and have
rented Wright's Auditorium for the pur-
pose. This is an event looked forward to
with keen interest by the Seaford fans and
the games always draw we'll here.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Anglers and Gunners 10 Meet.

The Delaware Anglers and Gunners
Association viii hold its monthly meet
ing in the Bottomley Building Seventh
and Orange street tomorrow evening
Business of Importance is to come before
the association, including the election of
officers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
TICKETS SOLD OUT.
Brooklyn Returns Money and AppiIca-
tlons Ioe Seats.


by Associated Press 70 Every Evening
New York, Oct. 4--Indicative Of the
interest in the world serie1 the frat game
Of which will be played in Brooklyn to-
morrow was the announcement today Of
the Brooklyn management that the demand
for tickets had exceeded the capacity OF
the field. Thousands Of applications and
the accompanying checks will be returned
by the club. It was said
The demand has been greater than that
four years ago when the aupcrbas won
bhe National League flag.
The influx Of out Of town fans has CON-
menccd, he added by baseball writers
from all sections Of the country. Ground
keepers at Ebbcts Field were busy today
putting the diamond in first class shape.
The Superbas planned work out this
forenoon.
The Cleveland team is not due here
until tomorrow morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
HORSE NOTES.

A carload of Wilmington horscrnen left
yesterday TO attend the trots in Ken
lucky.
Nella Jolla (3), 2isL, owned by w.
u. Austin of Wilmington, has won two
81 900 stakes for Trai er Lew Barta.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Cleveland Fight Declared OF.

Cleveland, o., Oct. 4.-The lO-round
boxing bout between Jack Britton. cham
pion welter-weight, and Benny Leonard,
champion lightweight, was indefinitely
postponed late Saturday because Of cold
weather.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Victory for ST. Mary's.

Before a crowd of 1,500 football fans,
ST. Marys A. A. decisively defeated the
fast Dechantal Catholic Club of Glouces-
ter, n. j., at Fourth and Church streets
Saturday afternoon, score 25 to 0.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
BRIDGEvILLE WINS.

The Bridgcville High School football
team on Saturday defeated the Seaford
High School, 2i-o. Messick, the Bridge
vile star, scored two of the three touch
downs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
GOLF STARS BEATEN.
Edgar Neses Out Jenes snd Dovnes fos
Southern Crown.

Atlanta, Oa., Oct. 4.---Douslas Edgar,
Atlnnta professional and twice Canadian
open champion, won tho Southern open
golf championship at tho East Lake Club
Saturday. His card for the final round Wa
a 20, giving him total for tho ~ holes
OF 3O2.
Bobby Jones, Atlanta amateur. finieh-
cd scoond with Jim Bsfhes, 81. Louis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Local Dog Wins at Chester.

J.. ". Jester, of Wilmington, red cocker
puppy, Clifford Us Red Lassie, won at
Chester Dog Show Saturday second in
puppy; second in American; second in
Oten classes, and $40 in cash.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
New Boxer Here.

The Diamond State Athletic Club has
added TO its list of boxers another good
one This Is Johnny Walker, featherweight
champion OF the Pacific coast
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Pedricktown Beat Defiance.

Pedricktown, n. j., Oct 4.-Pedrick-
town opened its season Saturday by de-
feating the crack Defiance team, of VIII
mington, by the score OF 20 TO O.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
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BASEBALL HEROES OF 1920.


Batman CA. L.)-Sislcr, st.
Louis, .405.
Batsman IN. L.)-Hornsby, st.
Louis, .365.
Home run king-"Babe" Ruth,
New York. So Tor morc).
Pitcher CA. L.)-Bagby, Clcve-
land; won 30, lost IL.
Pitcher On. L.)--Alcxander, Chi
cago; won 27, lost ID.
Base runner CA. L.)--Rice, WASH
ington, SIS steals.
Base runner On. L.)-Oarey,
Pittsburg, 81 steals.
Run maker "a. L.)-Ruth, New
York, 100.
Run maker On. L.)--Burns, New
York, la.
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04
Man O'war's Last Race Of Season.

Man OWars Last Race Of Season.
Racing men and devotces of the turf
are discussing the future of the great three
year DID, man o War, whose last appear
ance will be when he meets Sir Barton
at Kenilworth on October H.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04

Delaware - n9sst Wsa11aeosa-
DelawAsw Collage msch ths Gsypryo
Washington eIevcn ~ Wstungtos on
naxt Saturday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04

Hslssss4Qg nsal CMvosA.
The ChA~sook foothAu tam swat ~
PhiIadeIphoA saturday and k-t 10 Holus.
burg, rs too
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-04

and CIassocs Hackney, Richnond, usd
for third p1sos.
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TORTURED TEXAS
WOMAN WRITES
Standing On Her Feet Torture to
This Lady. had to Ride
Everywhere She Went, Until
Cardu Brought Relief.

Mckinney. TeIas,-Ars. A. B. Sto-
vail, OF thls place, writes: Sometime
ago 1 was IN a critical condition We
only lived two squares from town. yet
wasn't able 70 walk the two squared
had to ride everywhere went
and suffered at that but not so much
IS when tried 70 walk Standing on
my feet was torture
My greatest suffering was in my
right side. II was 50 sore and felt II
I stepped down or Jared myself tho
lcas, b., I could not stand it--so just
walked mostly t!ptoe This kept UP IN
iii I was just about discouraged and de-
cided I had best try something else.
Someone told m" Of Cardui and whore
y had benefited cases similar TO mine.
I felt at leas, :, would not hurt 70 give
II . trial.
After my first bottle tclt better
there was less pain and soreness IN my
aida
After my third bottle OF carduI was
veil and have been ever since"
Cardui may be Just what you need
~ IL
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Wounds From Rusty
Nails Dangerous
Houstonia Your Safeguard

Serious results, through blood poi
uoning, often occur from scratches,
cuts or wounds from rusty nails or
other metal. Don't run this danger.
Protect yourself by having bottle
of Noustonia always At hand for
emergency use.
Dean McKillip. well.known farmer
Of Clark Co., Ohio, says: II stepped
on 4 rusty nail which extended half.
way through my foot applied
Houstonia to the wound and ban
daged the foot. In q short time the
pain got easier. After FIVE days |
did not limp and tho wound healed
nicely"
Houstonia 1.-THE Original Jones
Linimsnt) may be freely applied to
open cuts, sores or burns without
fear. 1t soothes while it heals. At
your druggist. 26c, soc and 81 90
sizes. Be sure you get the genuine
House-tone-e -ah with DR.. Jones pic
ture on the yellow wrapper. The DR..
J. c. Jones Co. S. Charleston. 0
Sold by N" Goodman prug &C.,. chi,
Valley Drug &C.. Wl'"I"Spl" rls'rlhur. 49,
md sold by TN" following drug store,
John Coleman & &c.. ~" stores. lrri
and Market and "a" 'hapiIr'. EHnr
pruE stores. eth Hnd Nnrh"i. Kau.'
Drug store, lith and Market. i. /.
Merge. 1918 Jacob; Qu'nn'>. 18TH anC
Jacob: Fulton Pharmacy. Fulton: MrAl
arts. Bridgeport. Morrison 4 Lewis
TWO stores, 44th and Jefferson and @ls'
and Belmont. Brllairc. ana rhns. Arnold
Co. opposite b. & 9. depot. Rcllare.
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NEVER FORGET
THE FIRST DAY
Wheeling Man Says "It Marked . Turn.
ing Point In ny Life" Believed
of the Agontss Of Stomach
Trouble, IndtgSStion and
weak Kidneys,
BY Drsco,

II am once moro . we'll man ana
never will I forget the FIRST day 1
bought bottle OF Dreco." says John
WIthcrs. highly respected citizen OF
Flushing. near Wheeling. w. Va.
Il suffered agonies from kidney ;rou-
BILE. which caused pains in my back. aud
Al times they would draw ME double:
had indigestion very badly. and some
times Id never touch my dinner I had
taken 10 work with me. and Al home
Ia often miss a meal. for | felt so bad,
and had such a burning in my stomach.
! wouldn't eat. for 1 knew how Id sur
fer later. My liver was sluggish am
some mornings Id have to force myser
To GO to work. because l felt SO worn
Cd: and sluggish.
"a friend persuaded me 70 try Dreco.
and III never forget the first day
houEh; ;h!s medicine: I commenced 10
-: better after the first dose. now the
pains have left my back: the kidneys
Ar" regulated. and are much stronger.
that dan. druwsy feeling is gone, ana
!t's Il pleasure To cat. for l don't have
that burning in my stomach any moro.
ami my appetite has picked up until
my wIfc wonders what the trouble is.
for l. am now such big cater. My
work comes easy. and | don't dread To
i"av" tn" house every morning. Dreco
has done wonders for me. and III al
ways have 4 good word Cor IL"
Dr"cu, tn" herbal remedy. that did so
much for THIS good citizen. is vege-
tnhl" remedy. containing no iron. mcr-
curry. potash. acids or oils. IT acts on
tho stomach 10 assist il TO digest the
food rouscs sluggish liver TO full ac-
ton; strengthens the kidneys: quiet5
tho nerves: induces sound sleep: 0xpcls
catarrh of the nose and stomach and re-
builds a rundown system.
All good druggists now sell Dreco. and
It is highly recommended In Whoo1iAG
by c. ii. Griest & Co.
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Ma,tIn,a Forty Briefs.

william Mullen "f South Third street,
WOO has been seriously ~ with iu'u'
moria. Is reported improving.
W. y. cox Il Hickory street under
went an orrrat,on for arp'ndicills At
NJ tho local hospital yesterday.
Harold R"rfhmill"r. cashier "f .ih"
r!iIzru's bunk. ~ roy. r'"d mum M
proved. following a several drvs' illness
Mrs. Hoh"rt ;"uo" az North Seventh
street - imrr'' M nicely following .
recent attack If tniITrsti"n.
David Jones. who has boon confined
10 his Lunln IN Nurth Seventh &tr""i
for r"v.ral .:lyS. J.. reported improving
nicely.
Mrs Toss W"s@l"y was reported in
a srr,ou, condition al her home on
South Fourth str.': yesterday.
T. f. Reynolds. Ir Inns E"n" In
Athens. Ohio Ia r"sum" his studies NJ
Ohio University. after several days
spent II his homo during the Illness
and death Of his mothef.
Lawrence Turner left yesterday To re-
sumo his studies at Ohio Northern Uni
versity. after several days visit with his
parents on Third street
known dsntst, who has been i'll for
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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some time. was reported not much i'm
proved yesterday.
, James Ralston was able to be out yes
tcrday for the first time following SCI
Vcral days illness.
Mrs. Higgs Of Locust street is re-
ported confined TO her home very Sc
rIuu>iY III.
{ Mrs. Samuel p. Alpaugh has arrived
h"mc after a trip TO New Jersey, where
she was called by the death Of her
mother.
Wilbur Heslop Of North Sixth street
was reported somewhat improved last
evening, following a several days i'll
. moss.
, Miss Myrtle Thompson Of the post
office force is again confined TO her
h"m" with illness.
The LvU-acre farm Of Mrs. W. c. Bur-
grndthal at Powhattan was sold 10 the
. Powell Coal company og Bellaire, Ohio.
yesterday.
A ia:g" number Of Ferry boxing fans
Witnessed the fight staged in Wheeling
last night.
John Burgend,hal left for his home
IN chester. W. Va. yesterday. after a
few days visit with friends here.
There arc nineteen active volcanoes in
IN" Chilean Andes.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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CONRAD LONG FUNERAL
WAS HELD YESTERDAY
BODY OF FORMER BUSINESS MAN
AND WELL KNOWN CITIZEN LAID
AT REST IN RIvERVIEw
CEMETERY.
Impressive Funeral Services Were Con-
Quoted by Rev. L. 8. Rose, at Home
Of tho ceased On Indiana
Street.

Fi.. r'uH.:' "f IN" late conrad i."Na.
"i.'. 81 Jh" older r.'"iTvuls az ihi- ':''.
y un dlrd ~ las, h"ur, 80 Indiana Str'''.. .
last FrUla! evening. iuIl"NinG rev
weeks Illi"~S. We're Iaid al rest IL. RlI q
,r.l'W cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Following impressive services. az me
home. "a charge OF the Rev. H. :. Rose.
pastor "f IN" FIRST Methodist church,.
and III m" present of large company
ui "a" sincerely SurrowtuS friends ami
rrlH,Iy"& Of the departed. The iloraI
offerings Wrrr many ana beautiful. In
dlcatlug the respect and esteem In which
h" Was h"id nv lornI residents. III"
members of IA" local lodge of odd F"!-
lows. "f wh."h decreased has n"cn \
Ir"Iuh,r for many years. attended IN"
>rrN I""s m a body, and tho pail h'irerS
were 81 rr''i from tn" members "l mat
organization.
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,.r the .Kniahi> e Hy'h'n< VIII h"in
;h~,r rr$n!ar meeting this -T"T,imFi 40,
..,.lim.,I nf ia. kiHrhi: If ''"lu"lhnS VIII
h.. 1T 81 'h'r ""'r,' "' 'l'",Nr,
.r',r' thl- ','""". ~" '"' ''' ''''''
VIII fellow IL" meeting. 49,
I'll. :sul weekly meetings. or the
,NII prdcr nf Muos" will h" held AT
,hc,r room. IN Hanover street ms eve
NM. with Il lar" amount OF business
go H.. hisprsc, 80.
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Cats franchise COPY.

Sup! {. L. R'Ii!ngs. OF the Wheeling
fraction company. has heen Furnished
with copy % the franchise ordnanC"
which has been read the f.rSt time In
city council. Mr.. Billings Will send 20
council his written objections 70 the
rraurhIss which has hcou drafted.
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Remains TO Beallsville.

TN" r"ma.a> # tho late Mrs. Thomas
l'Er,-..u. uE Shniys!Je. who died Of IN
hU,f:l w-Ir '.l,"u :" B"aiIs"Illn yes
;.Edrl :"- ..."rw"'.'. Tn" remains
l>.r.. hur 81 IL H!.r"r' Ridg" r"noteg! .
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Club Meeting Tonight.

IT," Ir"nh' rs ~ the Fast Masters
'lmh -: tn" Guiding star council Of Sons
and Daughters of Liberty. will meet a,
ihc home If Mrs. Emma Coylo. on West
rayet'" street, Martins Ferry. this even
Img. and all of IN" members. who attend
III" meeting have h"cu promised a fInr
'1HlI.
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Event at North School.

tSu0Uur"uH"ut was mad" N"s'crdav
lat the .Iun.rr- ScUio" literary contest
- me h!Eh school scheduled -" fcidar
evening vi, b. held al 'ne Gravel HI
school. The chanye from IN" high
school auditorium = mad" IN order 'ha.
more nrni,, .niEMt be- aDrnMnLndatcd.
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Revival Postponed.

The :, 'iIHi -'IE n W'T" Y,
have started at th" First MrIhod!St
: Pose have h"cn postponed on ac-
rount If tho epidemic Of sickness which
IS raging in this city. and III" meetings
Will hC hcl', later.
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he WAYS. Of destiny with Just ordinary
,,..E,. ~ i:,..r"i -",'d crowds al th' li-
o. ni SipH ~ - III" t'nTh! Ihea!'r Hoii
L. shown i..,- ;iicrH"un and evening"
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WIN Get Station.

l'nLar ;h. Law r9Ns"I by the Ohio
leg >la;urr irnv.d:rg fer a number Of
MIA" rescue s'at."us for eastern Ohio.
on, * e. D" l"cHtrd here. The tentat!N =
i"p1trrus ~ IT." stations has been made
ht stat, ra.ar ,h."r Jerome Watson.
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Threatened Wife.

Frank Quail was h"f"r" Squire Frank
s Mason yesterday to answer 20 4
charge Of assault an battery aud
threatening hlS VIE. Il. was arrested
pv Deputy Game Warden RuuSh and
officer Good. lie was held under 500"
hDni
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Mrs. baltimore Dead.

Mrs MarEar"t Baltimore. well
known local coiored woman. died az her
home yesterday of pneumonia She was
AGED about 35 years aUd2,rar"s her hus-
band. The remains W. b" taken 20
FOrQue. Virginia. for burial.
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he remains viii hN removed 10 M
~ tomorrow tor !ntcrment
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Revival S..ry:r"S witch wee undo"
way az In" t.rst M,tuodiSt church Tor
several weeks h4v, concluded DUriag
the time that the services w"y" held 4
total ~ - persons united with IL"
,.'.u-rl
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Tho locaI news dealer reports som" al
HIS morning papers having h"ru stolen
from IN" bundles in the mornings pre-
Niuus 10 his arrival. \ reward of
twenty-five dollars has been offered by
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To Entert-Ir ClaHa.

N.,rherS Of IN" athea Bible class
nr hc second Presbyterian church VIII
r. sui 7rtaiued this evening by Misses
Rachael I.aRnChe Mt hor homo on Nohl"
street Games and music will form the
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nrvx c1eveland Restaurant.

Nelson Shahar. local man. has gone
80 cleveland. wi..rc y" has purchased
rcw rrs'au~1u' He was accompanied
=, Columbus hF Arthur Patterson
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name.
Gan ShOrtaRA.

TIE cold weather Whlrh ir"Iai'cd r"e
trrday resulted ia an"'h"r shortage e.
the natural gas \ tuN supply WAS NJ
given tho glass r.aui~ and ~ Il r"Sv.'
many Of the men We. ~"
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ABELLAIRE NEWS

',r'. >"H&. Funeral services VII h.
'"!d :i.S rl'u.ug at the owens l"'H'
rhr l.n.,..< Nj, br ;.,..rH - I"w"H
'r:. N.DI. ,Ldl :urlu.uE fer mt rmcnt.
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