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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23
GALA DAY AT
 WEATOCUE CLUB
Prize Tournaments, Bridge and Picnic Luncheon
 Enjoyed

Members of the Weatogue Country club and their friends gathered to- gether yesterday for their second an- nuaI picnic which they held down by the shady nook of Beaver Brook, which flows gently through the north section of the golf links.
 At 10:30 in the morning a nine hole medal play golf competition was, in order and the prize for this was won by Mrs. George Hawley. Those competing in the contest were: Miss Elsa Hoerle, Miss Maude Eul1, Miss Natalie Middlebrook, Mrs. George Houston, Mrs Harold Fish, Miss Esther Dunn, Miss Martha Miles. Mrs. Wesley Coney, Miss Mabel Smith. Mrs. Edward Spargo, Miss May Topping, Mrs. George Hawley and Mrs. LestSS Finch. Next Friday these golfers will members of the Race,brook Country members of the Rocebrook Country club.
 After the picnic luncheon, an ap- preaching and putting match took place with Miss Martha Miles winning the prize. This was followed by bridge and a ladies doubles, progress i've tennis tournament with the fol- lowing contestants: Miss Helen Jen- nison, Misses Harriett and Helen
 
 Elsa Hoerle, Miss Isabelle Lewis, Miss Ida May Burritt, Miss Bertha Hitch cock, Miss Ruby Reed. Mrs. Irene Wright, Miss Dorothy Peck. Miss Esther Dunn, Miss Edith Thibault, Miss May Topping, Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss Norma Weber. and Mrs. Herbert Grandage. Misses Topping and Smith will play in the finals on Monday against the winners of Misses Hoerle and Hyde against Mrs. Wright and Miss Peck who are playing the semi finals.
 The bridge players included Mrs. Lester Finch, Mrs. r. w. Finnegan, Mrs. T. Fuller, Mrs. Harold Fish, Mrs. H. c. Goddard. Mrs. William Marsh, Mrs. Arthur Haywood. Mrs. Edward Spargo, Mrs. Frank Fargo, Mrs. Wesley Coney, Mrs. George Houston, Miss Mabel Smith, Mrs. E. W. Mercy. Mrs. A. w. Farist. Miss Maude Hull, Miss Martha Miles and Mrs. George Hawley.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23
LORDSHIP MANOR
 SPOT SELECTED
 FOR CAMPERS

Camp Fire Girls of the Stratford Congregational church, will leave on Monday to enjoy their annual camp ing life at Lighthouse Point, Lord ship Manor, for two weeks. They are to be chaperoned by Mrs. John Graham, their new leader.
 In order to raise money enough for this anticipated event, the girls have worked diligently through the winter months, by selling chocolate, sewing arnlets. giving suppers and entertainments. Perhaps the biggest event they undertook was a circus which they gave in conjunction with the Boy Scouts, which proved a de- cided success.
 The girls are a capable lot and taught to do many things during their course of training. Each one aims to reach a higher rank in the organ ization.
 Miss Arleen Hull, Miss Dorothy Wilkinson. Miss Virginia St. John, Miss Dorothy Hoffman, Miss Lucy Sherwood, Miss Emma Gregory, Miss Mildred Graham, Miss Anne Birdseye, Miss Bertha~ Smith and Miss Esther Nothnagle comprise the camping party.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23
ARE WOMEN NATURALLY
 DESPONDENT?

A prominent writer so claims. Women are constituted with deli cate organism and in nine cases out of ten mental depression may be at tributed to an abnormal condition of the system, which expresses itself in nervousness, sleepIessness, backaches, headaches, causing constant misery and as a result despondency. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, a simple remedy made from roots and herbs, is the one great remedy for this condition. It goes to the root of the trouble and overcomes des- pondency.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23
YOUNG STUDENTS
 PIANO RECITAL

Mrs. Harry J. McCabe of 223 Laurel avenue gave a delightful piano pupils recital at her home on Wednesday afternoon for her beginners class. The older pupils assisted Mrs. Mo Cabe in serving tea after the pro- gram was rendered. Several mothers and friends were present.
 Among those participating were: Miss Marjorie Higgins, Miss Gladys Foss, Miss Mary Kane, Miss Helen Meyers, Miss Margaret Kane, Miss Eleanor Langham, Miss Gertrude Brown, Miss Dorothy Spence, Miss Anna Rowe, Milton Sharon and Charles Hayes
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

Mabel Ivie of Webb. Mo. were mar ried here by the Rev. H. M. Miller of Mrs. Olson announced they would make their home in Brooklyn. Shortly after the ceremony, they left Tor Pittsburg, where the Brooklyn team is playing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

decorated with illuminated Japanese lanterns and various booths. contain ing food and fancy articles will be trimmed for the occasion. The pro ceeds from this will go towards the $100 fund for the church.
 Miss Gladys Hinderer is chairman of the committee in charge, assisted
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23
LAWN FETE GIVEN
 BY GIRLS SOCIETY

The Girls Friendly society of the Calvary Episcopal church will hold a lawn fete this evening at the home of Mrs. Zalmon Goodsel1 on North ave- nue: The grounds will be prettily
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23
IVAN OLSON TAKES BRIDE.

We1lsburg, w. Va, July 23-Ivan M. Olson. shortstop of Brooklyn Ma tiona1 League baseball club, and Miss
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

by Miss Edna Moore. Miss Sadie Bell and Mrs. Charles Willie
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

Reformed church. Mrs T. B. Wilber, mother of the groom was the matron of honor and Frank Starita was groOmSman.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MISS ODFTTE F'EDOR of Green field Hirl will be hostess for large house party over the week end.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MRS. CHARLES CYRUS of Pacific street recently entertained at a bridge party and shower in honor of Miss Ruby Reed of Stra.tford who is to be- come a popular August bride, wedding George Beeman of New York.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MFR. AND MRS. J. SIIAr1o of SpNng- field, Mass, announce the birth of a 12-pound son in that city on Monday, July 19. Mrs. Shaw was before her marriage Miss Margaret Ivers of 102 Hanover street, this city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

FRrENDS OF MRS. JOHN CURTIS of Coleman street will be sorry to learn that she is confined to her home by illness.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

WILSON MARSHALL of Marina Park is entertaining Clinton Barnum Seeley of Ingleside place aboard his yacht 'Ansantawae." They are re- viewing the cup races
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

ATTORNEY AND MRS. MAURICE RESNICK of Connecticut avenue have left to spend the remainder of the summer on a farm in Long HILL
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MIR. AND MRS. NORMAN HOvEY of Park street are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby daughter. Rebecca NCoffin, born recently at the Bridgeport hospital.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MISS GERTRUDE DUGGAN and Miss Margaret Kane, who have been visiting Miss Duggan's brother. Wal ter Duggan of Capitol avenue, have returned to their home in Westerly R. l.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS CONNIE of Stratford are receiving congratula- tions over the arrival of a son born at St. vincent's hospital on Tuesday Mrs. Conine was formerly Miss Edith Luce.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MRS HARRY HULL of 45 Boards ley avenue entertained her aunt. Mrs. Emma Swanson of Oahville, for a few days at her home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MRS. RICHARD STAPLES of Brooklawn avenue entertained recent ly as her guest for short time, Mrs. Florence Hunt of New York city. formerly of this city.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

LAWRENCE F. GRAFTON, U. S. N, of s4 Holley street, has been trans ferred from the Receiving Ship at New York to the U. S. S. Dolphin.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MRS. CHARLES I. CROSBY O Beechwood avenue left yesterday fo Intervale, New Hampshire, wher' she will remain until the first of Sep tember.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

DIR. AND NDRS. HAROLD CLARKE of Jackman avenue have returned from a several weeks motor trip tour ing through Canada where they stopped to. visit at various points o1 interest.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MIR. AND MRS. DAVID SCHINE of Norman street are spending a snort time at Mount Clemens, Mich.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MRS. F. IAAiNDES and daughter Miss Theresa, of 1O7 Gem avenue, anc Miss Elsie .Katz, of Sanford avenue are spending a few weeks in Monti- cello, N. Y.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MRS. AARON WITTSTEIN and children, Ansel and Beulah, of Beech wood avenue, are spending a week in Asbury Park, N. J. @
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MR. AND MRS W. L.. WHITING of Washington, D. C., who have been spending a week with MT. and Mrs Henry Langhammer of Warren street, left today for Collins Wood New Jersey, where they will visit be- fore returning to their home.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MRE. EDMUND s. WOLFE an daughter, Elizabeth, who have bee in Europe since September, will retur to. this country by steamship Moor dam of the Holand-Am erican line arriving in New York on Tuesday July 27.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MIR. AND MRS. FRANK H. LEWIS of 1545 North avenue are rejoicing over the arrival of a baby daughter. Vivian Beverly, at Bridgeport hos pitaI on July IS.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

FRIENDS OF MRS. FRANCIS SANFORD of Hazlewood avenue will be shocked to learn of her sudden op- eration at the Roosevelt hospital in New York city performed yesterday
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

GEORGE HAWMAN of 297 South avenue is spending a few days in Providence, R. l., as the guest of friends.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MIR. AND MRS. DENNIS B. Mc- GEE are now at home to their friends at BOP Orchard street. The couple were married at St. Augustines s church on June 30. Mrs. McGee was formerly Miss Katherine E. Cody.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MISS ELEANOR HARRIGAN of Iranistan avenue is spending few weeks in Port Jefferson, L. l.. with friends.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-23

MRS. FRANK R. GARRETT of 2119 Park avenue has returned from a seven months vacation trip spent in various sections of California.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
NORTH SIDE
wGrwood and RlchlAnd
CITY MANAGER PAYS
VISIT TO WARWOOD
L,ookz Over tho Streets Of This Section
and VIII Mako Certain New Rec
Concentrations.
wArwood and RtchlAnd

City Manager Charles Q. Ephltn pay
cd q visit 10 the Ninth ward yesterday
afternoon where he spent several hour"
in looking over the city's holdings IN
this section. Manager ENhln was well
pleased especially with the present fro
apparatus and told the fircmcn that az
soon as IL was possible work Will ne
started on the new house which Will
be located in the central part oc the
city on Warwood avenue between SiN-
tCenth and Seventeen streets This ~
one OF the best locations and when the
building is completed this part of War
wood avenue which IS NOT paved be-
tween the street car tracks VIII, be
paved
He also asked Capt. Charles Long or
Warwood Engine company how all the
water plugs were, and Mr.. Long stated
that all were in good condition with the
exception OF several down in the cN-
tremc lower end OF tho city. These MT.
Ephlin stated ne would have looked ar
ter and repaired at once BY the Love-
land Water & Light company.
Mr.. Ephlin also looked over the war
wood paving program and stated that
no was well pleased with the wori;
which was being done by the local COM
tractors. He stated that the work was
going along slowly and after talking
to several Of the contractors ne tound
that 1t was due to the shortage OF ma ma,
that he would try 10 assist the contraC-
tors in hopes Of getting enough ma,
terfal so that the work can be rushed
through and completed before cold
weather sets in.
entertained Alumni
Miss Lucretia Thompson entertained
the members OF the Warwood High
alumni last evening at her home out
Glcnn's Run. Several hours were spent
in rehearsing the play which will be
given sometime next month by tho
alumni. The remainder OF the evening
was spent in social way.
Those present were: Misses Myra
Shutter, Marie Nesbitt, Stella Meyers,
Mary Miller. Marie Btngell and Lucre-
tia Thompson. Messrs. Hollis weiss
Ted Meyers Albert Schrteu, Robert
Riddle and Cecil Montgomery.
Lawn Pete Well Attended
A neat sum was made by tho lawn
fete which was given two evenings by
the ladies OF the Corpus Christi church
on tho lawn in front Of the church on
Warwood avenue Last night finished
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10 prepare an ordinance covering the
matter and present same To council at
THAR next regular meeting toc adoption.
Annual Outing Staged
The business force amt FACTORY en-
Moves Of the Gcnrr" Shcrrard Paper
Mil declared 4 holiday "Wednesday an"
spent tho day at WHuGh'S Dam on I"
n;rniC Fairy "Wednesday morning Two
cars on the Bethany street car I'm" u'-
parted with capacity rT""dH Tor L""
scene OF the pirn'" ana 49,, , N rI.%rd
conditions could not have been "'H"'u
Tho ,rranCcmcn; whereby tn" women
were to furnish the chicken, Sahu" 'C'.r =
watermelon. l"monad" ana arp',I,'S'
proved highly %aIIsfu, tory |" nc men,
and from the amount OF good tceilnF
which seemed - prevail on u" scene
mis- came satisfaction Ma| cNi'rH'
among ''S I Ts Confirmed
Au lovicS rs affect i;roo," county
citizens have u, On r"mtirrntd by IN" re-
sprctIvr confirming boards. IhH r nar'
ious boards Of "duc7tton mot "m THi"%-
day evening and r"mpli"d N''N ''' J"
applying To III" s.tua lion
Y. NJ c. A. Notes
, meeting was h"ld N III" ASSOCIATION
huiiding OF "Wednesday 'mch!n& - .'
"frirrr. were elrri"d. President, Aitoh
Wrasi,r,r term 81 IN months, wee
nrcs,dcni. Thnma~ Sh"rr'rd. term ni
ona year; secretary -'r'' .ur'S' jon"
THOMPSON. term Of S.N 'n"m'N@,
/. was drcidrd Ia limit III" tnemhcr
,b', ia ho,s over - years &C hE". y
Inrstf,,,inn was r.ad and revised 4"
.uit ,Njs organization. tn" N,Sh'H'
meetings 81 the club VIII !" l''H W
TUESDAY evening Of "''h "''N ~
n,r,ock If satisfactory Arrangements
can b. comrl,t"d as "" nope iA'N can
49, V n 4 Wlrclc-s club viii 70
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-27
MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
MARSHALL COUNTY'S
TEACHERS INSTITUTE
IS PROVING POPULAR

Tho fourth day ~ the Teachers in
etrrlte gpened yesterday mornlnG with
tho Singing Of "Ail Hail the lnwer OF
Jesus. Name The devotional exercises
wrrr conducted by Rev. c. J. Slater.
Surr work. ~ Lancaster. Pa. was the
,ir,, ,peaker and took Up his unfinished
>"HIcct Of -Amcrtc2nisnl. Supt work
49, , very able speaker and his work
n..- been one OF The features OF the IN
\<,r- the recess Miss Alta Gate~ood
,.rr A SOL. aud MISS Jessie Bell gave
.,.yl.aG ira: vt, ''uch appreciated.
NJ Nor, a.. N" gave a talk s on
'','rIr" o-.l.nl. 'r "a the FuouC
~cn"u.
Nrt.unls. yg,..HcI; 81 West Liberty
Normal Wa tuc Itrst speaker and he
talked on the school and what good
Vorh .; had done and is doing among
tn, teachers.
Mss Fontatne gave a reading and Supt.
Work made An address closing the ses-
sion.
ExpsSt to win
Tho American Legion team will place
their strongest team OF the season
AGAINST the McConkcy team OF wheeling
tomorrow afternoon on the Fifth street
parry.
Guy Morrison. who coached the High
school teams last year Will be in the
mound for the Leg1onalrres and with
Tits strong pitcher they should win the
third game OF the series.
Nigh school Rag1strnt1on.
The High school students have been
asked. 70 register Monday Aug" 80 in
room n, according TO the following clas-
stncattons: sB-9A. 9 a m: loB-lOA,
1o.Ss q M; 11B-11A. 100 p. m; l2B-
Lccknrs books and supplies can be
secured any time Monday.
RacttattonS viii begin Tuesday morn
ing az $40 u M
ANY serdenes desiring special or extra
woxf must see the principal at the High
school souoetirns Tomorrow.
Pne Bankruptcy PSAnon-
Louis Make, who Formerly conducted
a tailoring and mems furnishing estao-
hshment on Jefferson avenue has filed
a voluntary bankruptcy petition with
United states Clerk John Conrad at
wnealtnS A number OF local firms are
arncpE his creditors
Max1o left some time ago and Special
Constable King closed his place OF bust
ness.
sahary RsopanA
Tho East End Bakery will reopen for
husiness today. D. +. Henderson has
purchased tho bakery and the delivery
route will be started today.
MoundSv11le Personals.
Miss Margaret Schaub OF .Tonlin-
son avenue IS spending few days at a
house party in Sistersville.
:. ". koontz. OF Second street spent
yesterday afternoon in Wheeling on
business
jesse Rarnum left yesterday morn
ing for Alelnport. Pa, where he will
spend the weekend with friends.
Mrs. Rose Rogersop and Mrs. c. E.
Peters spent yesterday at Fatrvtew
with Mss Flora Cupheld.
Irs. William Dugan. who was called
here by the deaht OF her mother. Mrs.
Katherine Price. returned to her home
IN Akron. o. yesterday.
Jesse OHara, son OF Mr.. John O'Hara.
Of jefferson avenue was removed to
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the harder for players. Any one who
has had football experience Is requested
To report at 4 meeting which will bs
announced later. Some husky chan'
from this years base ball team hah1
already sent in their names.
Benwood Briefs
TIL" Gamblers OF this city will meet
the strong BclIairc Enamel team sun:
day afternoon on the South Bcn~ood
grounds
\ STAG party will he hold Sunday al
Camp Kerry No ladies arc invited
\ large delegation OF non-partlSaM
journcycd 20 Moundsviie last evening:
who has spent the past week with
friends on North Main street. has re-
turned home.
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WELLSBURG
CITY IS POWERLESS
TO PROTECT STREETS
Aratust Heavy Damage Done BY Large
TRUCKS BY Special TAX
stats Law ,Preclndes Municipality OF
Subdivision That Right

T-bc cIty of Wellsburg Is powerleSS 10
protect itself from the great amount OF
damage done 10 It's streets by the hca W
trucks, as far as imposing speC'"i IN
is concerned. and any aid that the C!tS
or any Srh-diN iSion IS TO receive mus
come following 4 change OF the sta'c
Jaw. which precludeS the right OF any
municipality from imposing Ill huu'-
tional tax on automobiles or tcuChH'
This point OF the law wnS explained 10
thc members Of city council who met on
TUESDAY evening in an ADJOURNED mrr'
ing for the purpose Of confirming INC
1920 city tax levy. CRY SOLICITOR
X. Jacob was unable at that time |"
say definitely whether me Ely PT,%
Bezsed the legal right 10 Limit inc
amount of the loads carried by IN"
trucks, but was quite positiN" rs 10
the cUy's right to regulate the Spc"d
at which they could be compelled L"
travel over the city streets.
No legislation was attempted At Tues
days meeting in that connection now
ever. Il being the policy OF council 10
await the outcome OF inc app iCAI'"h
for an injunction by the Kimberly com ..
pany of Wheeling. against ne Dlty OIL
Wheeling. TO enforce an ordinance re-
Gently passed there. The city SolIcltnr
has an ordinance which Is rraCi'IiIN
the same as the one passed hy Inc
Wheeling law makers. and AhoAId inc
courts refuse to grant. IN" injunction
of the Kimberly company, council her"
will proceed To adopt the ordinance as
prepared.
Another outstanding feature Of Tues
day evenings meeting was tho decision
OF council 10 adopt an ordinance which
is designed 10 prevent couples coming
to WcllsburG in quest ot q marriage
license from being uaraSscd by hotel
porterS. taxi drivers and young boys.
In bringing the matter before council
Mr. Harry Paul produced an affidavit
signed and sworn T." by Il couple from
Pittsburgh. Pa. which st forth tn" fact
that after refusing tho services OF one
Of the offenders at the depot. VINO off
cred 10 "Stc"r' them t. tn" Jc~cIry
store and then L. tn" court house for
the sum OF twn dollars. they We're
again .tccostcd by Ia" sam" person.
mucn 10 their d'S?!"aSurc and disrun,-
fort. The city solicitor was nsiru"t"d
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ths North Wheeling Hospital for ereafS-
msut. after a thrce-veekS illness
r. L. koontz and son. George or
jefferson avenue spent yesterday IN
PitiSburg on business.
MaSsrs John W. Crow. H N. Dorsey.
Charles White. I. l.. Dorsey and J. W.
Dorsey drove 60 WayneSburg. Pa. where
they attended the races.
Miss Frances I.ePaire. lam for her
home at Morgantowu yesterday after
spending the past two weeks with Miss
Olive Lohr. OF Second street
Mrs Andrew McCardlo has returned
TO her home on Parriott avenue after
visit with her brother John Courtwrigm
and family at Smith6eld.
Miss LEILA Dobbs, OF Parriott avenue,
has as her guest her niece, Miss Vera
Dob6s, OF Glenn Easton.
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Ladies Of Maccabees

1t tha last meeting on Monday. August
-. only few. members were present
and NOR" activity from The members is
requested
Ladies of Maccabees
The regular .,"m!Imonthiy meeting OF
The, l.adi"S of NaCcab bees Will ba held
IEI~ evening AT their hom" on South
MARSHALL street. The meeting IS said
to b" OF tn" utmost Importance and all
are requested to h" present \ few
matters al Importance viii I've brought
up for discussion ut This evenings scs-
Ion tn" meeting will start promptly
AT 80 Pclock.
Expect Fast Eleven
m, local L. X -. team ~ now gather
ing together EridfrOn players Of worth
~ preparation FOR their coming football
.a~"n ard "Nr''' |" present on" of the
strongest i"lmS ~ IN" valley this S"a-
-uu : NEC,',.$ful %ia-Nn tor IN" begin
ming would mean rou>ldrrnhl" praise FOR
thu irca!a dUL - making thcGl work all
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rropa rations ha~e bean mad" for tn"
oronlnE Of school on :t'pleinO"r .. mere
Funeral Services
Funeral services for Mrs. Maria Sa9i-
'lUo from the family residence" on
South Marshall street. will be n".d ms
AFTERNOON at : "'ci,rk sharU- tn" de-.
ceased ~ survived h> her husband and
nv, rhildr"u. k"qnirm high mas VIII
hn hid IN tho -. Johns taIN"ll" church
,h.% morning. and li'v l. VI. S"h""n"n.
- IN. 'Iih"llr church wIli pr'sld" over
i',, rrr, mon, lurrrm.rl VIII hC mad"
in Mount Calvary
X. OF =. beet This Evening
Tin. r-"ular yrml-W""kiy meeting Of
ih. knIrhtS OF I'yth!Hs. local order"
Will l." h~ll ~ thar NV h.,il ON Nam
street '1ls .y"iI+u& rur >'~~Ion VIZ
-.nrl prompIly 80 u.,irCh and HjI mCm.
Irr- .ir,. urc,f f., b.. irre'ui. Few mat
t,r> 90 .mn"rlam'" are "\U"'''I. 81
ri."r-u - ru',n." 81 regular r"H''n"
ma.,.:. az ,-!,,lrL lg b. brought up.
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