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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
CARUSO'S CONDITION
CONTINUES IMPROVED

New York. Feb. @o-EnC-ico Caruso
watched the falling snow that hlanEet"d
New York today from a window near
his sick bed. and with tho, ScarnlnG or
a school boy with the mcataes. DECLARED
1T looks line"
While the tenor was euoying the
sight his physicians issued bulletin
indicating his continued Improvement.
His family plans to take him from the
city as soon as he has recovered suffi-
ciently to leave the hotel.
Tho bulletin issued by tho physicians
remained conservative. hE indicated
that no great anxiety WAS rclt for the
patient. who a few wecr ,Co was strick-
en- with plcurisy and h"\' III At deaths
door for several days after suffering q
relapse last Tuesday night. 1t follows:
Mfr. Caruso has had 5000 night and
he is quite refreshed this morning. His
condition ia quite fevcrish. but quite
satisfactory"
Another bulletin vii! not 10 ISSUED
until tomorrow.
An day visitors poured in and out
OF tho singers hotcl apartment. but
mono was admitted 10 the sick room.
They consisted chiefly OF opera singers.
Bruno Zirato, Caruso's private seoer-
tary. said his employer was cheerful
throughout the day and took keen in
tcrcst in all that went on around him.
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noon at the home Of his uncle William
La wrence.
Mr., Henry. the milk tester was at
the home of Henry Icyer, Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bess of near YORK
willie. arc visiting at the home OF heT
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John krinkc.
William Hall has purchased the Dr;
J. A. McGlcnn property in the west emo
OF town recently.
Word received here Of the death or
Mrs, Samuel Miller, mother Of DAVID
Brooks.
Frank Thompson Is still en- the sick
list.
Mrsdamcs John krlnkc and VILLA nj
Lawrence. spent Tuesday at tho home
Of Mrs. David Buchanan.
Samuel Irwin remain about the SANE
Mrs. VIII Tomlinson is on tho SICK
list.
Charlie Hchurn purchased the a. r.
Thomas property recently
MUIR Gummery purchased the C. ~
Young farm recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Young moved 70
Dillomvale recently.
Union revival meetings are stu goine
on. Thursday evening. February II was
mothers night. the oldest and youngest
mothers received prizes.
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DRY RAIDERS
CD To GRAF TON
WORK or, FEDERAL PRoHe1f1oF
SQUAD MERE rIN1sHED roR
rRp TINE BEING.
Moro Than $4,000 worth OF Stills and
Illicit Liquors Are
Seized

Having completed their work Tor lhe
time being IN this section. memp'rN y.
tive United states prohibition squad lrlt
Wheeling last evening for Grafton W.
VT. Nhilc in this city and Other S"'-
i!nnS Of the Northern Fan Handle. th'y
Carturcd and destroyed approximately
$50 MUu worth OF stills and Illicit liquor
Tho last raid wts nadc Saturday niSnt
Wncu Acting Chict Joseph i'"err' '''"
Ross. h. NJ. R'nKrr and W. i. Cross
federal men: Deputy Prohibition Conn
missioner Vincent li:lbjG and Anti
Saloon League prohibition cntorccmcnt
officer Tom Arlington. went out eiEhe
miles south Of Roney'S Point and cap
turcd 1876 quarts OF whiSkey. tcnrF
Rrounc,z and Ray Gary were arrested IN
the house and were held under S''''o
bonds to tho grand jury N May. b,
Commenting on the fact that thcy
found made than dozen stills destroyed
In this locality. federal prohibition opcr-
ativcs declared that their activities were
being tipped off. and that report 10
that effect will DC made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
GREATER PRODUCTION
OF NEWS-PRINT PAPER

Washington. Feb. co Production OF
ncwsprint paper by American mills in
1870 amounted TO l.5Ih96S tons, an in
crease OF 10 per cent over 1919, the fed
cral trade commission reported tonight
IN u summary OF last years business in
tho paper industry. The year ended
with 2i.T63 tons OF ncwSprint on hand.
aS compared with 1850 tons carried
over from 1919.
The production OF standard news. the
Grade used by newspapers. totallcd l.
SSO.2S9 tons. an increase OF IL per cent
over 1919. The production OF book paper
paper board. wrapping paper. bag paper.
inc paper. tissue paper. hanging paper
amounts made in any OF the years be-
q nd building paper all exceeded the
ginning with 1917. when the commission
hogan collecting figures.
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MT. PLEASANT

Eorn {" Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson
a daughter. Wednesday. F"brt+sry ..
MrSc. Charlie King is on the sick list.
Albert Burke was n caller in Bridge
port Sunday.
Ford Sickle and Wyatt Sickle were
callers At the ohio Valley General hos
p,tai F,rida" OF last week.
Miss Iiathryn BEEN OF Wheeling
spent the weekend at the home of her
mother Mrs. Lizzie BEEN of Emerson.
Miss Ada Davis is slowly improving
after taking poison. her many friends
wish her speedy recovery.
Mrs. Will H"burn is i'll at her
homo with pneumonia.
Harvey McCuc about tho same
Ern Coleman purchased the Mrs. De-
horah Morris home recently.
Miss Ella Rcrm az Emerson was a
caller in Parton Saturday.
McSsrs, Ross Forthysc and Roland
Dennis and son 81 Scotch Ridge. NJ. C.
button were callsrs at the homo or
David Buchanan Sunday.
Mrs Robert MurioCk and daughter
Miss Marjorie Of Pleasant Grove spent
Sunday ut the homo OF Mr.. Nat. Bur-
Kiss
William Hall not so we'll at this
writing.
Forrest Lawrcnc" spent Monday after
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May OrgAni1e Club.
Announcement has been made that The
members of Belmont city lodge Of thc
odd Fellows may take steps for the for
nation of q soc!al club among tic menu
bers OF the lodgn az the nice ting 10 be
held in Fratcrnal hall this evening
Every member Interested ir this feat
ure has been urged 10 be present and
give il his support.
To Entertain Club
Mrs Fred l.. Sclby will entertain tho
Monday Night club of this city at her
nome on Elm street this. evening. The
usual club diversions will be followed
by a tempting luncheon
Attend Presbyterian Meet
Rev. Charles +. WinECrd. pastor. and
other representatives Of the First Pres
bytcrian church OF this city will at
tend the meeting or st. Clairsvilc pres
bytcry which will be held at the Kirk
wood Presbyterian church this after
noon. supper will nc served the rcr-
rcsrntativcs in the church dining rooms
tonight.
Moose Elect
The annual election Of officers Of the
LOYAL Order cf Moose will be held in
their hale on East Hanover stree: this
evening. A brief social session will fol-
low tho business.
Service Men Attend
Al cX-s"rvi"c mon OF tho city who
sill participate in tho exercises 20 be
held at tho High school auditorium this
afternoon have bccn asked TO meet at
tho Charhbe- OF Commerce rooms at I
o'clock, from which PLACE they Will
march 10 tho High school auditorium
m a body. the procession TO be led by
drum corps.
Attend Institution
A number OF local Red Men, including
the state officers Of this district. will
make a trip to Woodshc,d. O.. Satur-
dav evening of this wcck. to attend tho
institution Of n new tribe Of tho order
at that place Tho team from tho shady
side lodge will have charge OF tho de-
rrcc work.
Matron's Club
The Jolly Matrons club Will be en-
tertalncd at thmc homo Of Mrs. Reuben
Mcdaniel on South Sixth street, to-
morrow evening The usual club social
diversions will hc enjoyed. at tho Cou-
ciusiou OF which a delightful luncheon
will be served blythe hostess.
pyls Funeral
The funeral services for John VI. rylc,
aged Civil war veteran who died At III"
homo Of his daughter. Mrs. Nda still
well SATURDAY.. will be held this after
noon at the place Of death. in charge
of Roy. {. r. WirENrd pastor oC IN"
First Presbyterian church. lntcrm"ns
Will be made at Rivervi"w cemetery.
Mr.. Pyle was in tho SSth wear OF his
age. He had been III for thr"" years
but has only been hodfast for tn" paint
three months. Tho deceased vas born
at New Castle Ia. hut was a resident
OF this vicinity for many YEARS. Resides
his widow he is survived by tn" follow
ing children: Mrs. Henry West, OF
Wheeling. w Va: Wil'lam II. OF De
troit. Mich. Elvin l.. Of New fh.la-
dclphia; Howard. Of TclIaIr". o. john
o. OF Colorado: Mrs. Thomas Wise, ~
Dillonvale. O., J. l.. Pyle OF forNN''ic'
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oaru.I Yesterday with 4 good crowd
~, S"ui
Mss p"~uthy Foru"ll IS reported inn
r"u,'up nicely. following an operation
for appendicitis. last week.
Tin. member sol tn" F:lkS' club will
hold a dance in their lodge home on
Friday evening Of THIS week.
Mrs. l'r. !. l.. Harvey WILL entertain
- party of friends complimentary t."
Miss Madr" li"aton, "f cleveland. O.,
Tuur~daN evening.
Miss l.yl" Chambers and Miss Ruth
I"f'ir VIII entertain tho Janet Mann
,u.lp,.r Of the Westminster Guild. Of
IL" Presbyterian church. at the cham
hcrS home. "n fourth street. this eve
ming.
Dur Of t.lr heaviest SHOWS Of tho
ycar tell sunday night. and walking
wnS very heavy for tim" yesterday.
The students Of tho Mr"y skacoohc
Tho students Of the Mackey school
building Will nod an entertainment on
Friday evening. and an excellent pro-
cram has been prepared for tn" event.
IN interesting and busy meeting Of
the E.!kS lodge is promised for This
evening and a good crowd or members
i. expected to turn out.
Wilbur r. Il"SIop leaves tonight to
attend the furniture mems convention
ut Columbus. -.
One sleeper WAS registered al the city
building last night. giving his home as
lIohokcn. y. I.
Elmer Thomas and sister. Mrs. Mary
EillincSlry. Of Wclishurg, spent ycstcr-
day visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Otto, Of South Third street.
Jane Novak. in The Golden Trail"
a gripping story Of the klondyke, Will
he the attraction at tho Fcnray today
and tomorrow.
Mrs Timothy Welch. we'll known
local musician. left yesterday morning
Tor New York city where she will visit
her sister Miss Dorothy llclmbrecht.
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.PADEN CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ctraight. who
have been the guests Of her aunt, Mrs.
T.. r. Hopkins, have returned to Akron,
Ohio. =
willie. Ohio. where he has accepted a.
position.
Mrs. c. ". Garrett was In Wheeling
Friday as the guest Of friends.
Mrs. J. c. Bons hire and daughter Miss
Irma of st. Marye. formerly Of this city
left Thursday nj Eht for MichigaH to at,
tend the funeral OF the formers mother
Mrs. Elizabetle Jacobs, after few
days illness at her home on Seventh
avenue. is able to be out again.
Joseph Wade of Middlebourne 10
spending the werk-cnd at his Home here.
John Wilson left Friday for Perrys-
vile, Ohio. where he has accepted a
position.
Ernest WATKINS OF Bartlesville, Okla
who Is spep ding several weeks with
relatives in Tyler CountS' Is the guest
of friends hare.
M G. Noble Is reported critically
i'll at his ht1ne in this city.
Mrs. Alex Koerber pleasantly enter.
tanned members Of the Ladies' Aid soci-
CIV OF the Christian church Thursday
evening. following a brief business
session an enjoyable social hour was
spent after which delicious refresh
ments we've served to Mesdames Leo
Resseger. Earl Resseger, Charles Eau.
man. Etgcr Slider John Jacobs Harvey
Slider ~. l.. Kendle. Charles Hauxn''
Thomas shook, Lemucl Slider ana E''|-
abeth Jacp bs. <-
A number Of basketball fans from
this CITY were in Sistersville Thursday
oyeninr to attend the game between
HANNIBAL and Sistersville's second team.
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Finds Unexpected Some
times Happens

stomach trouble and dortor"d away Il
In. Of money before found 4 medl-
cine that was Il real benefit 10 me.
since taking ono dose Of Ma%r'S. Won
derful Remedy - weeks ago. | have had
more real JOY Of living that had in 10
years before" It Is a simple. harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal
mucous from the intestinal tract and
allays tho tnflammatl ton which causes
rrartically all stomach. liver and mite
final ailments. including appendicitis.
One dose wir' CcnviRcc or money re
funded {. ii. Crest & 60. md drug
Elsts ctCrs where.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
WILL. STOP DRILLING.

Tulsa, Okla. Fob. 20.-RulcS for the
stoppagc Of drilling in the oil friends OF
Oklahoma have been drafted by :hc Md
continent Oil & Gas Association. it was
announced to-day
The association hold that until the
market approaches normal again pro-
duccrS should not drill in Il wcN unless
il was AN offset to producing well. or
unless forced TO go ahead b. legal re-
Strictions.
The pipe iino companies. II was an
rounced. (laNc agreed TO cooperate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
MEXICAN VOLCANO
NEARS AN ERUPTION

Mexico city. Feb. 2O.-Popocatc,pclt,
Mexico's smoking mountain" is in i'm
uinent danger % Vocanic. erpt!on.
according 10 report OF the commits
Sloncr from the National GcoSical In
Sticuto which has just returned from
tour Of iuycsti cation.
Immense columns oc gasses. some
times moro than Zoo feet high. arc
arising from tho crat"r. which no long
e.. = covered with snow. due. the geo.
,uStSts say, 70 the vocano'S activity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
BETHANY CELEBRATION
CLOSES WITH SERVICES

Special dispatch 20 Into.ljscnccr.
BETHANY. w. Va, Feb. @o.-Spccial
services today at tho Memorial CHRIST
ian church concluded the Million Dollar
Jubilee celebration here. services started
at 1880 o'clock. with Rev. +. I. wise
delivering a sermon OF Thanksgiving to'
the recon, increase in the endowment
If Bcthanv college. President Good
night delivered the Invocation.
Special music by chior OF mixed
voices formed an Interesting addition
10 tho service.
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STATE BANK TO OPEN.

Bssmark, " r.. Feb 20.--Thc Bank OF
North Hakota. state owned and operated.
will be opened to private as we'll as pub
lie deposits tomorrow. Branches Will
be opened in each OF the fifty-thrce
counties in the state.
This was decided upon by the state
Industrial commission at meeting
which concluded carly this morning a
resolution adopted said: There appears
70 be = concerted effort on the part Of
privately owned banks which arc unable
to meet their obligations TO detract at
tcntion from themselves by refusing to
cash checks drawn on the Bank of North
Dakota. or by IT,"
On timo deposits for less than year
the bank will pay per cent interest
and SO per cent on dcvos'ts for more
than q year.
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MEXICO TO TAKE. OIL
IN PAYMENT OF TAX

Mexico City, Feb. % The Mexican
government may hc in position TO sell
petroleum to foreign buyers under an
agreement reached by the secretary OF
the treasury, Adolpho Dc La Hucrta.
and representatives oc exporters hefe.
by which the ten per cent tax imposed
on petroleum exports is 10 be paid IN
kind This new form of payment, which
was decided upon after many confer
cnccs held at the Government's sugges-
ton, would be effective probably on May
first.
Officials here cstirr1te that after the
country's railway and marine needs 2rc
supplied. the government Will have a
surplus which doubtless will be placed
on the market.
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PYTHIAN ANNIVERSARY
Black Prince lodge VIII Entertain
Members and Friends OF Order
This Evening

Celebrating the rtty-seventh anntver-
sarv OF the rounding OF the Knights OF
pvth!as. Black Prince Lodge No. 4s VIII
entertain its members and friends at
the Castle. Chapltne and Twenty-sev-
cnth streets. this evening. An evening
brimfuI of entertainment and fun has
been arranged for the guests.
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MORR|S7OWN

It is reported that the present officials
arc going to clean up the old town OF
all illegal games. and resorts, that they
claim exist in the village. and that the
violators will spend few months be-
hind the prison bars.
Hon. Charles Lynn. OF the Sunny
South Is spending this week. with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-21
BATTERY "A" REUNION
Ex-Ssrvies Men VIII Have Organization
Session, Banquet and Entsrtain-
ment Today

The first annual reunion OF veterans
Of Battery - 81 It'll Field Artillery
will be held here today. Tho business
session Will be az the Mcclure hotel
inns morning when an organization Will
he formed \ theatre party and auto
mobile ride will ill the afternoon. and
the banquet Will DC served at the Nc
Lure this evening.
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LIFE TERM FOR WIFE MURDER.

Wilbcrn. Ncb.. lNcb. "0.-Ttto jury in
the district court today convicted
Rudolph Kraus Of murder in tho first
degree and he WAS sentenced TO impris-
opment for life.
Kraus killed his wife and two chill
drcn in 1917, shooting them while they
lay in bed. Hc then shot himself three
times. as result of which he is totally
blind.
He was found guilty os murder at n
previous trial. but tho supreme court
reversed the verdict and ordered new
hca ring,
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ARRESTED FOE MURDER.

Scranton. Pa. Feb. 20. -- Charles
ZingelcS, of 17H Perry avenue this
city. is under arrcSI. charged with haT-
ing brutally slain Joseph Koscnski, 4
Newark. y. J.. butcher, on January 20
Impressions OF X1ogeiaS' finger prints
taken after his arreGt are said TO cor
respond with bloody imprints found on
the walls OF tho kosenSkis business
phce. koscnskt was slain for ms
money and was stabbed more than httY
times with one OF his own butcher
knives
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JOHN NJ CRONE,
80, MISSING
ARED NORFH WHEELING MAN
wANDERS AWAY FROM 11S
HOME

John McCrone, aged 50 years, one OF
tho best known residents OF the North
end was missing from his home al
4ts North Main street at an carly hour
this morning. having wandered away
from his home last evening saying ne
was going out for walk Al an carly
hour This morning. the p6llce were stu
searching tho city for him.
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CONDITION SERIOUS.

The many friends OF Thomas Fox
well known aged mill worker. who has
been a resident Of this city practically
his entire life. will hc sorry to learn of
his serious condition at his homie. No. -
Poplar avenue. EdGwood. Mr.. Fox is
suffering from complications. and late
last evening his condition was reported
to be slightly improved, and it is though
that he may recover.
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DECREASE IN SHIPMENTS.

OIL City, Pa. Feb. "0.-Watcr ship
ments OF refined products and crude oil
from gulf coast ports aggregated T.lS0.-
SIS barrels during January, according
TO tho Derrick. This is decrease Of
396.7l4 barrels as compared with the
December figures.
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APPEAL TO HARING.

New York, Fen. 20.--PointrnS out That
more than 100000 persons hero arc
entirely dependent upon foreign trad"
Cor their living. tho National Committee
on Foreign credits Of the National Asso-
citation OF Credit Men, has sent commu-
nications TO President elect Harding and
other prominent members 81 congress
who are urged to make liberal aprro-
prtations in the future toward maintain
ing the activities Of the Bureau OF Fer
c.Sn and Domestic Commerce.
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RoBaEn AND MURDERED

Huntington. Pa. Feb. 2o.-With his
skull fractured and his pockets rihed'
Carl Stcllkar. aged Is, blacksmith
and wagon maker, was found in MS
shop here at 40 o'clock yesterday
evening. He died shortly before mid
night. The thugs got between S%5 and
$50 and a gold watch,
Police have not been able 10 uncarth
any clue.
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CRITICALLY Ill

Samuel Ashby. we'll known Rayland.
Ohio. man was critically IN with pncu-
monia at the Martins Ferry hospital at
an early hour this morning. Hospital
attendants said 1t was not likely he
could live until daybrcak.
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KENTUCKY CRUDE DOWN.

OIL City. Pa. Feb. 21.-Indcpcnd"nt
rciincrs OF Louisville. Ky. announce the
reduction OF - cents u barrel In the
price they pay for western Kentucky
crud". Tho new quotation is Sl.6S a
barrel.
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MARTINS FERRY
MAY OrHani1e Clnb.

BUY Awnings now cheaper than later
Tel. $50 Wheeling Tent & Awning co.
fl4m-wf-tO -my-l3
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Presented With stove

Tho officials Of tn" SN"nc".''a;E$ com
ptnN have mad, Il present of INC
lHrgr 10 TN, liberty hos" company
which Will hc installed III their row
building which WAS occupied during the
rasCt week Needless TO say nc W"n'-
h"rs Of the company arc nl"as'd with
-
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Ma Meet Here

pasCt week Needless TO say nc Ul"h'-
h"rs Of the company arc nlras'd with
the present.
Ma Meet Here
officials Of the belmont county F'Sh
and Game Prot"ctiv" NS>"r'ht:"n ar"
considering the ACCESSIBILITY Of h"i"'hE
tho regular meeting of th" ASS"''at"h
in tho chamber Of Commerce rooms IN
his city Friday evening. This action
- probable as Il suitah" meeting place
is not available in bridgeport.
Honor Visitor.
Mrs nr. John :. Monks VII! enter
tain 4 large >party "f friends AT her
home on Walnut street this evening.
nm3limrntary 30 Miss MadG" li"ai"H'
of Cleveland. ~, who has been VISITING
friends IN this rlty f"r several days.
Tho evening oC social diversions VIII No
followed by tempting l"1"h"@n.
Miss Bob white.
All is in readiness for the product ION
Of tn" American Legion play. Miss Eoh
White" which will l." staged IN tn"
High school auditorium on Friday and
Saturday evenings Of this week. Re-
htarSals will l,c hold in tn" auditorium
each evening Of this week and every
part is now moving smoothly. This
will be one Of the best attractions cvcrr
brought to this city and no doubt will
be we'll patrOnizcd.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Joshua Hancock ~ South Third street
has arrived HON" after 4 visit with
relatives az Cleveland. =.
Andrew Smith. employ" of tho blast
furnace. who has suffered fracture Of
the arm last Saturday. is reported I'M
proving nicely.
Parrot jump. onr Of tho aged veterans
Of tho civil war is reported as s"r.Ouly
i'll, at his home on Virginia street.
Forrest Williams. Of Nashville. Tenn,
is spending few days as tho guest Of
hiS mother on North Fourth street
Charles limbaugh. OF this city. arrived
home yesterday after a brief visit
with friends at Hannibal =.
The series Of revival services 10 ~"
held at tho First I Baptist church
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DISCUSS HouEiE =

-. Mr.. j. L ii.:g. "C ,Hrida. and Ny.
= .LlM.L If ,his rliN.
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-Ru9 WAR SAVINGS 'sTAMrs-