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FOR SALE-Five room house, city water, light and sewerage, with in one block of business district, lot 75 125. See Elza Clifford
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION
General Election for Presidential Electors, State, County, District and Township Officers to be Held on Tuesday, Nov.
 End, 1920.

Notice is hereby given and by virtue of the authority vested Tn me by the Constitution and Laws of the State of Arkansas, l do here by proclaim, publish and make known to all legal voters in Lee county, that an election will be held at the usual voting places in said Lee county, Arkansas on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1920 for the purpose of electing all Ma tional. State, District, County and Township officials, as follows, to- wit:
 National Officers Presidential electors.
 One United States Senator. One Congressman from First Dis trict.
 State Officers Governor.
 Secretary of State.
 Auditor of State.
 Treasurer of State.
 Attorney General.
 Superintendent of Public lnstruc- ton.
 One Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
 One ASSOClale JuStlCe Ol IiS Ou preme Court.
 Commissioner of State Lands. Commissioner of Mines, Manutac- lures and Agriculture. Congressman, First Congressional District. Railroad Commissioner, Northeast District.
 District Officers Prosecuting Attorney of First Ju- dicial Circuit.
 County Officers Representatives in General As sembly.
 County and Probate Judge. County Clerk.
 Circuit Clerk.
 Sheriff and Ex-Officio Collector of the Revenues.
 Treasprer.
 Assessor.
 Coroner.
 Township Officers Two Justices of the Peace in each of the townships comprising Lee County.
 One Constable for each township. And at which time and place Ill the various townships and in the Wards of the City of Marianna, all legal voters may vote. Said election will be held at the several voting precincts as now es- stablished, and by the judges and clerks in the several townships as stated below, appointed by and who will make returns of same to the Board of Election Commissioners ot Lee county, Arkansas, as required by law.
 Voting Precincts and Places Independence township at court house. City of Marianna-First Ward at Commercial Club rooms; Secono Ward at City Hall; Third Ward at Purity Ice Cream Company. Spring Creek Township at Aubrey Spring Greek Township at Vine yard.
 Richland township at Rondo anc JaGrange.
 Hampton township at Moro. s. Oak Forest township at Oak For est.
 Texas township at Moves store and Stemac's store.
 Union township at Haynes. Big Greek township.
 Bear Creek township.
 Couach township.
 Wa4ndt township.
 St. Francis township.
 Liberty township.
 Hardy township.
 1he polls will open at 8 o'clock a. m- and close at 6:30 o'clock p, mr
 Alltak. shops and factories in Lee d6, Arkansas, are required by hf - close down on election day, dw exhcange their working forces sot later than four o'clock p. m.. M that all employees who are legally Wentled to do so, may vote. Gwen vader my hand this, the list dsy of October, 1920, at Mari aHas, Arkansas.
 ARTHUR COTTER, Sheriff and Ex-Officio Collector of
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FOR SALE-A good used piano for sale cheap for cash or on terms. Piano taken in exchange on a Syein- way Grand. Write o. K. Houck Piona Co.,, Memphis, Tenn. *16
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Industrious lady or gentleman agent wanted in Lee county to handle Watkins products. Goods are well known everywhere. Agents average $1.00 an hour. Write for free catalog today. J. R. Wat kins Co.,, Memphis, Tenn. *16p
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FOUND-Sack of rye, containing two busels. Found early Thurs day morning on Alabama road. Owner may have same by calling on me and paying 50 cents for this notice. M. H. Ford. *16
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FOR SALE-Fine Holstein COW, fifteen-sixteenths full blood, and heifer calf three weeks old. Calf sired by registered bull. Price $125. Dr. A. L. Wilsford, Moro, Ark.
 *16p
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Our Music Department

We take pardonable pride in calling attention to our splendid music department now located on the balcony in our store In this department which is devoted exclusively to stocks of Vlctrolas Son oras Records and Q. R. s. Player Piano Rolls, we have assembled the finest collection of musical goods ever displayed in Marianna People now, more than ever before are beginning to appreciate the value ot good, wholesome music in their homes. There has been big demand for the Vctroas and Sonoras, the two best musical machines on the market. We have sold scores of them-all sizes and prices and Tn every instance they have given perfect satisfaction We want you to visit our music department hear these superb instruments reproduce the worlds finest music-hear the greatest singers perform the finest bands and orchestras playhear the grand opera se- lectons and the hundreds of novelty selections we always carry in stock. We want you to make our music department your source of supply for records and for rolls for your player-plano We take pleas nre in demonstrating our talking machines and in assisting you in the selection of your records. The season of the year here when you spend great deal of your time in your living room Make 1t at tractive for every member of the family by introduc ing music into the family circle.
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Leyee tax for the year 1920 became due on October 1st. Books close on December 1st, after which penalty of 25 per cent will be added. Pay now
 at Bank of Marianna. Hugh Nixon, Collector. *tf
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FOR SALE-Good three room house, we'll located in south part of city. Also one vacant lot ad- joining place. See c. N. Houck.
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Paving taxes for 1920 are now due and payable at the Bank of Marianna. J. E. Al len, Collector. *tf
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MNa1rtAds

WANTED-Three or four unfurn- ished rooms, close in preferred. Call phone 404. "lo
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FOR SALE-Good secondhand Ford touring car Will sell for $250. See W. N. Brown. "3O
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FOR SALE-Four room cottage at 4O9 Walnut street. Electric lights. city water. Lot 70 210, good garden, spot. See J. E. Grif. fin. u
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Paving taxes for 1920 are now due and payable at the Bank of. Marianna. J. E. Al len, Collector. Ttf
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0NFNu wafuCI my IIstItU VIIIs, WY 1st dsy of October, 1920, at Mari asas. Arkansas.
 ARTHUR COTTER, Sheriff and Ex-Officio Collector of the Revenues of Lee County, Ar kansas. (459)
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FRANK KEENAN, IN
'BROTHERS DIVIDED

"pn- hour Of justice. and h'inE suuhr"
!" TIA" ether fellow * worth Il year ~
prHN"rS
Th">" wy'lS cam" from tn" deep GU
prrI,lC,. Of an "N-"onNtrt nS II" took
over a mud hole town that had h""A
hliEhI"d hN hrartl"SS brother. Up
from tn" depths IT "A PRISON h"ll. wh"r'
emotions run high. h. had com" 10 p"u:'
IN" milk Of hum,IH kindE"SS into his own
hcmr. and lhr homes of iho"" VII" kn"w
bur his fhnt-sOulud master.
r" F"ank Keenan, Is given 3" So" h.
meath the outer darkness int" tn" heart
and S"Il within. With rar" Sk.li--wI h
thai touch of nature that makes thS
whole, world frI"ndIN-h" makes oar
brother Il giant Of UuS"lr$hn' -. and In b
other I petty f"sSil--H most r,markahl"
,luLI r0l" harartrri2HtI'im.
"" cant tell III" story. It's 10" hI"
too humnn--iun fun at sunshine.
MUSIC and flowers It's Too vital frr
any pen. but IT. kr'nan~ best. 1t wrii
tn. 80 h""tuSc # l"Grh"S IN" heart. /.
hits tn" heart h"rrus" II tells of tn"
hrrnr, WhatrN"r Inu II" don't fan 1"
seq II at tn" Et\ th"atr"--al>" two
roil cnm"dy-wIll h." sh"wN.
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BELLAIRE NEWS

report Of IN" schools for the month Of
April tonight.
Cleanup Continued.
Tn" cleanup campaign III B"llaire
Will be continued throughout the pres
emit week. The drive hogan Monday OF
throughout the week by tn" rain. II
was decided 70 hay" the work done
throughout this week.
Engagement Announced.
~ n social event at rhc MCt;raw
home saturday afternoon announcement
was made of the coming wedding Of
Miss Anna McGraw To Mr.. Joseph Nc
Claim. The nuptlals VII he an event Of
Jun" 10Th. The young lady is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. McGraw
and the groom 10 he is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs W. J. MCClain.
Church Canvass Made.
The every member canvass of tn"
Second Presbyterian church was made
yesterday. Teams OF the congregation
visited ut all Of the homes of men,
hers. The pledges are said IL have
church. Th" canvass was In secure
money for both operating expenses and
benevolent purp"s"s
\ son has been horn To Mr.. and Mrs
Alex Anderson Of Guernsey street.
- vi l.
Mrs. Edgar l.. O'Mallcy Of Thirty-scv-
enth street.
\ son has been born To Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Workman Of Winding Hi.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Is mad, Of the birth Of
a son to Mr.. and Mrs. William Griffen
Of Shadysid".
County Health Notes.
Tho Advisory Council Of the County
Health Board * scheduled to meet this
morning at 50. tTairSvIllC. l.. l.. Du
BriS If this city is membcr
County Health Commissioner Dew
announces that the County "clran-up"
has been continued to include
this week.
Beginning May 18th the County Health
Board 10 to conduct = 'Bctt"r Health"
in this county.
Bellaire Briefs.
The odd Fellow club VIII entertain
with a dance tonight 1T tn" kali on Bel
mont street
watching for the total eclipse of the
moon.
]. f.. NcT has purchased Ford coupe
through the 7. II. McGr;tw & Sons firm
Of this city.
4 meeting of tho Young Mems club is
10 be- held tonight and some important
matt nrS Will be given attention.
The work Of making dental survey
.hoag pupils vr the local schools Is
nearing completion. The work has been
Gutshnd i'm all bur lhTc" buildings.
\ meeting of members Of tn" Ameri-
chs club Will he held Thursday "v"n-
ing at The rooms IN the Nicholson build
ing
The Daughters Of America will enter
:ain with O. dane" tomorrow evening at
tho O. L. y. NJ. hail.
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ON
RELIGION AND
HEALING ART
Tlrong at Court Theatre Hears DR..
John Tut Christian Scientist
Make IN Address.

Tia. Court thru;rr MAS we'll riII"d Yes
trrdLy afternoon when DR.. John NJ:
Tut, {. 5. T.. mcul"r Of the Board "i
l.rrtur"shrr of tn" Mother Church. tn"
First church at Christ. Scientist. IN
E"Ntuu. delivered i Christian Sri"n""
address. u Was rn" al IN" most inter-
"Stlnr meetings held here 10y Ia" CHRIS
liam Scientists. and bI Tu;tS lecture
Was followed closely ny his hearers.
Taking tor his Suhrrt 'Thr nINcr-
sal I'auar"a." Dr. Tut said that If each
ndiN idual ia Tia" audI"m'" were asked |
tn" r'aS"m for has presence. replies
could h" rlHsSrd uudrr rs" heads
lIIiuu and m"dIrIu'.
"thriStI:tn SCI"n,". h" ~i!d, has
dmal"nmat"d rh"S" INTERESTS :" that.
rightly viewed. religion and m"dI"Iu"
h'rum" one: and sine" Christian S'i"m"".
IA its saving AMI healing grace. - Hr-'
pli"ahl'' L" al manner 81 dIS""roS. Uh>
seal. mental and mural. il ma? h''
termed Ih, universal Wama""i."
H. = running study II hl~t"A. tho
speaker went on /" show Ia. separation
"r religion and m"dl"lu" as rrar'Is"d lay
IN" earliest systems at religious PM
"snrhy. "Mar"ral m"dIcln".' IA" sand.
had - developed INTO system Hlrr'
from religion Ma, when lrSws h"&',u his
r"St"ratlN" ministry. Ind h"al"d tn"
sick 10y purely spiritual I"w'r, IL. WH>
termed both lay ih'"l"g'tmS and Ia"
master phlsr"Iam> Il mrra"!" worker, ="
uuh"Hrd at had II h,''"ru" T." inN"k' tn
h"Hliug Power Of Cod
I'''I'!LN instances 81 Meanings 10y
.. S"'' '''' NI''N'r WI. g." l" S"H :"
I't..r .,,.,..i.,u.,,.
u, """"H ~" 'h'' y! VII. " ~
l>'ry j. prayer. By prayer sickness -
'''""' sill - H'S''H'u ""d '''' "i'"N
itNI"i'u iN prayer It'"'ai,' - ~
rIaH,d WIlh Understanding. 10y prayer
"" draN near I" tod ana enter INV" lii'
lt,t II - h.,f
cess 10y WhIrh false h"IlrtS a." d'SifuA-
ch and rant concepts r"N'"i'd -, !"
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PEGS" LOST
Special To The lntelligencer:

Special To The lntelnscncef'
MANNISGTON, w. Va. May 1.-Ir
hard fought game here this afternoon,
the Consumers Fuel nine had to, step
their interest In their scheduled game
with the Patterson and Elm Grove nine
OF Wheeling to emerge the victorSby q
score OF 4to 5.
II. Smith was the big star for the
visitors. stopping several hard drives
that looked good for extra bases In CEN
ter field. Madden and Workman also
played we'll both at the bat and in the
field.
The locals put up a fine brand Of ball.
and by hard hitting were able to put
across two runs in the fourth and NTH
innings:
Score by Innings:
p. Il f.. q. .... 0U3 UOa- 000-3 7
Warrington 100 go 00x-4 s
summary:
Three base hit-Madden.
struck Out-By SChoufel, IL; by
Howard. ..
Base on halls--On Schoufel, I.
Impirc-HarriSon.
Attcndanre-".UUU.
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Farewell Services Held

Three services were h-ld 1T The Kirk
wood Presbyterian church yesterday and
ALI were of special interest 10 the I1tRr
CONGREGATIONS The AFTERNOON meeting
was in charge of Rev. Samuel Gibson.
Of the First Presbyterian church Of
Wheeling. who delivered an interesting
address. Prof. Mitchell rendered Tn"
Holy city" and other special .musl'al
numbers, and the members of III" choir
and orchestra also rendered special So
lcctiOns The evening - rNtC"S W"t"
conducted by Roy. John W. N""l pastor
Of the local congregation. assisted by
Prof. Mitchell and were in IN" nature OF
farewell services for Mr.. MITCHELL Tn"
special services have been -! especial in
tcrest II all who hay" attended md N"
community At large. ana haN" mad"
many additions TO the membership 81
the congregation.
interested In street Cars
A large amount OF interest WAS man.
ifcsted locally, curing tn" latter part al
the past week, in the matter of IN" d"-
mandS OF the street car men Tor hiHi''E
wages and all were wondering whether
or not there would h' another STRIKE.
However tho fact that the matter was
settled amicably was pleasing l" All
patrons Of the cars.
Ens To Attend
Practically all Of the local n"mi".rS
of thc Elks' lodge. residing ~ thus city
VIII attend the meeting Of TIA" order &"
be- held in IN" lodge room "n North
Fourth street this evening. m lnitla-
tory session will be followed 10y II social
session.
interesting Photoplay
Tho wonderfully interesting picture"
entitled "Thc Law Of The North star
ring Charles Ray. Will be- tn" special at
traction at tn" Family th"ntr" I'm this
city this afternoon and evening and The
management is assured Of packed
houses for all Of the showingS.
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BEv, A. M.FLAX
'RES|GNS LOCAL
: CHURCH CHARGE
HAD BEEN PASTOR OF THE DIS
crrLE CHURCH SINCE JANu
AIRY, 1906.
He Goes TO the North Hhl Akron
Church-Takes up New Duties
August lst.

Rev. Albert NJ. Flax. for six and
half wears pastor Of the Disciple rhurCh
of this city rendered his resignation TO
the congregation at yesterdays ser
vices. He will go 10 Akron wher" he
will take charge Of one OF the largest
Christian church congregations in ONO
Rev. Flax and wife visited IN AKRON
last Sunday. ,,.
Rev. Flax came to the i So h rmurT IN
on January LIST. 1905 and mas oe'h III
charge since that time.
His resignation here takes effect on
June Is He and Mrs. Flax Will ENJOY
n months vacation before taking up
his new duties ~ Akron. tn" call
which he accepted is at tn" North f'iI
church.
both Mr.. and Mrs. Flax have been
identified with many movements tor
the general good Of tn" community.
They will h" missed In tn city.
IS Arrests in May.
During the month OF MAY I; total Of
oS arrests was mad" by members az IN"
local police force. This ~ shown IN tn"
monthly report issued yesterday 10y
chief OF police y. ). Malone. Although
the number OF arrests WAS min'miz"d.
the anes collected w"r" largo. owing I"
the number who paid fN Violating the
liquor laws.
There were no arrests by TIA" local
nolice force Saturday night. Not - call
was received at the polio" station sun
day.
The baseball team of TIltonvi!l". was
wen an awful druhhlug on tn" Pinch
an diamond yesterday afternoon by
Florence Athl"tI" club team Of
nth Bellairc. when the smokr uf IN"
laught had cleared N" FLORENCE team
4 SO runs and tn" visitors none. tn"
.touville boys had - "rr"r> "haIk"d
gainst them.
Men Team Victor.
The fast Wheeling II LAX" Ere has,
hall team OF NeiTS downcd IN" Stars.
managed by James Mooney. "f this
city. The score was to u. TIL" con-
test was played NJ IN" Sixteenth street
park and was witnessed by a big crowd
OF fans Lee and III" formed the
local battery.
Ministers Meet.
4 meeting Of the B"llairs Ministerial
Association will DO held thiS morning
at the Christian church study. \ paper
will be read b. one Of IN" members.
Matters pertaining 70 Mission 70.
Rellaire will be given attention
waddel Named.
Attorney Paul V. Waddc'l Of this city
AaS been named as the supervisor for
he government industrial census which
80, TO be made in the near future. Mr..
waddell will hav" complete charge OF
the work IN this county,
School Notes.
The prrncip pals or tn" local schools
will meet this afternoon at tn" ofir" Of
Hupt. J. v. Nelson to discuss mat tiers
pertaining to thS schools.
There will be but four more weeks Of
the public schools until the annual
Summer vacation.
SupL J, Y. Nelson will distribute tia
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EAGLES CONTINUE
WINNING STREAK BY
1875 WIN YESTERDAY
Kirley A. e. Of Pittsburgh, Fell Easy
victims Before 11aytrg CT
Ferry Eagles

Yesterday afternoon nj l.cagu" l'ark'
the Martins Ferry Eagles continued on
Ihnir winning streak by knocking the
KrrIry y. G.. one Of IN" best semi-prn
teams IN pittsburgh by score Of l2-';
Eel land Iattimrr hit tn" bail hard ana
SEM CCynr to the showers.
With 4 little warm weather inc
Eagles will show some classy games at
League Park and expect To get II least
an .."vn break with GAINESVILLE neat sun
dry.
Scor, ~ innings:
E;rlry " nn% O00 OIL :
I:,rl:s " 500 ulQ I'll"
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DISCUSS WORLD PROBLEMS.

TNEIS. My "---NUlTN TrWbINlNN NN'N
~ IN, hirh ,"$i If living. exchange.
comm, rrial irHnSpnrlaiion aerial COM
m"rrr aud uaiiou:l d"hr't are uu tn" pr
rr0m "f the international pHrl Hnl'ntHr,
conference Of commerce. wh.'h i u"
w.. in session a. Luxembourg rom May
10 :. Tw" hundred i"l"CHt"s ha"'
already arrived Hnd others ar "E thu"
way Belgium. Hr"zil. CHINA. tinlnnl
Great Britain Greene. Italy. IapaH..
Poland. Portugal. Rumanin cZ"rhn-
Slnvania and JuEu- SlaVIa will l." repre-
sent cd
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Body To Be Shipped Here

Th,. body o. W Z. IarriC". VIII" dI"i
al FaIrmunt W. Va. on SATURDAY. VIII
he received in this city some tim" to-
dav and Will hr removed 10 TN" hCm"
Of his sister. Mrs. Florence MaJ"SkN.
No. 5ll Front street Island. The tuner
al ARRANGEMENTS have not Vet been COM
pl"icd The deceased was IN his "N;h
Year of age and was Il former r'N!d"nl
of tins city.
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MIS-, George Dawson

Mrs Emily hughes Dawson. VII" OF
George Dawson. Of Valley Grove. died
very suddenly last evening ~ TO-"
, O'Clock III" deceased was born M
Eairpomt ohio. and VAS in her i9lh
year Of arc. Sh" iS survived hr her
hrshard and +hr"" children. George Jr
William y. and Helen T.. Dawson
Funeral services Will be hold ~ IN"
family residence Tuesday afternoon at
ON. O'clock TIL" remains will then Ia"
.hipp"d rn s.. ClalrSvll". ONO. where
intHrmcnt will be- made IN Union Gem
q ~.
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TIL" Chimes" must h" the most absent
minded people in the world. They in
vented moro things than any other race
Of peupIe--and then went and forgot
them frw inventions claimed as or
iginally Chinese are: gun powder, the
telephone. stills, coal paper money.
cards. domlnoes, chop suey. Chinese
restaurants, rats. birds nest soup and
long finger nails.
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ABANDON THE SEARCH.

Los ANGELES. Calf. Mry e. e.
Search for tho body If Nina IT," n"l"H'
one Of lh,. women whom Walter An'lI"N
Watson. alias James \. HURT = alleged
tn hay. married and murdered. MIS- tom
prrarilv ahnlId"nod today after sheriff.
d, IuIri,S had dug for :, vrral hours in
th,. desert thirty mIlr~ west ~ II t"i.-
,r, Calf
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WANT GAMES

Sporting Editor Iutriligenr"r:
VIII you kindly inform tn" manager
"f ia" Rodgers hail team To get III touch
with {. Il. Riley Manager Mck!nl"yNlllr
team at W"llSburg.
Kindly issu" :? challenge for amy fast
team n IN" valley wishing games "a get
in touch with the writer.
Thanking YOU for past favorS We are
yours very truly,
Mrkinleyville II. Is. CLUB.
q, r. Riley, Manager.
1909 Main ST., Wellsburg, w. Va.
Bell phone 262 or 22SJ.
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Funeral services for Franz liarh"r.
wei known South Sid" resident. WIZ,
died Friday ut IN" ohio Valley General
hospital following Il brief illness. Viii
he held this afternoon n III M"nd"(
J'ndcrtnklur Chapel. Nc. l2l2 Chaplin"
street. Rev. J. II. Hess. raS'cr Of the
Chaplinc Street. NJ T. church. VIII hh%r
charge Of H." services. ln'"rW"mt Wi'l
be IN Mt Zion cemetery.
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FATAL NOSE DIVE

Vallejo. cat. May Ills father
ard Am ,Ighi-vrar-Uld cirl w"r" kIll,d
and third person WAS seriously MUIR
Cd today when Charles St"fi"r. Ir. at
tempted 1" maxi. u Night with 'hr"'
paS>,nCcrS in an Hirplan" which II. hh
recently purchased. Coming down from.
tho hight tho "ngin" ,li"d ?ud -" IiHu.
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day morning. Requiem high mass Will
h., offered M st J"Scph'S cathedral In
I.rmrnt will b. mad" ~ Mt. IIou rrm"-
terry.
The deceased Vas morn in 'h.S ,!lN -
Years ago ard WIS lh'. son Of an" of the
oldest Italian families in thus "ii!, liiH
parents died several YEARS Hr". II" i,
Surl iv"d hv his wifi" and Ium children
also three mothers aud w" SISTERS. Tn
deceased Was we'll known and his death
came iS a sudden shock L. his large car
Gle Of friends
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Although tn" funeral services haN"
not hcrn completed for Gcorg" l-ag"mat
elmo. who died saturday 'N"ninG at his
late rcs idCnCr on Twelfth and Wairi
streets. following an eight"en-m0n' hN
illness they will probably b" held Tues
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Chester NJ, Drum.

chester NJ. Drum, n-ycHr-"Id son Of
Mr. and Mrs. John Drum. Of Peters Kun,
near Sh"rrard. W. Va, died Sunday
morning At $50 O'clock. following a
months Illness due 10 heart trouble.
In addition /" his parents. ~" 'hi'h -
survived by five hruthrrS ami sisters.
Funeral SrTN ices VIII l." held ~ tn"
family r"sidrir' TUESDAY aft'rn""m. In
trrmrui viii me- ~ Allen ';r"N" '"im"-
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SUMMARY OF GAMES
PLAYED SATURDAY
Wheeling. 2; xoundsvi1ls, 4

Wheeling iIigh was defeated BY
Mnundsvill" in one of the most bril-
lIantiy played games OF the season AZ
MuundSvilc by IA score OF TO z. Boto
l'aur for Wheeling and LanertY OF
DESPITE six errors made behind tho lat
ter h, was given sensational support IL
the nutfirId -
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COUNCIL MEETING
PROMISES INTEREST

Busy Meeting Of CITY Dads" Planned
For Tomorrow evening And Much
Business TO Handle.
The monthly meeting OF the City
council will be held at the City building
on Main street, tomorrow evening and
large nHpabAr Of iFapf'rtant matjars
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The Dead.

TITNNI.ES STOFFENI 81.
JOSEPHINE SIl.NEl;l
The pilot Sustained several t':i!I'rS
md .lns- SiIv"r,. tn" 'EII DIS~"uG"r.
suffered serious injuries.