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PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR
TO PRESENT SACRED
CONCERT NEXT SUNDAY

The choir of the Presbyterian
church VIII present n sacred concert
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock. TO which the
members ana friends OF tho church
arc invited.
The program ain include: Anthem.
Bread OF this yvorld'' and duet. Abide
With Me- sung by Mrs. Perky and
Miss Homer: anthem. There Is a
Blessed Home soloists. Mrs. Ralph
Buckner and Mrs. II. L. Bottoms;
quartet, He Shall Como Down Like
RAIN Mrs. Buckner and Mrs. +. s.
Leschlnsky. Mr.. Firpstn and Prof.
iLundberg; duet. "oh Eoly Father Mrs.
John Lind and, Ears. l.. Leschinsky;
male quarter. God is Love" Messrs.
Bottoms, Williams. FiImin and Lund-
berg; ladies' quartet Crossing the
bar" Mesdames j. w. Burns. Pelky,
T-schinsky and sundweli: anthem,
''rhe Heavens are Telling sololsts,
Mrs. y. w. Frank and Messrs. Rarie,
Hayden and Jones.
The musical selections are taken
from well known sacred concerts and
are grouped to the best advantage to
suit the voices of the musicians and
to put into shape an unusual program.
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BLACK REIGNS r
IN PARIS, ADVOCATES OF
COLORS IGNORED, REPORT

PARIS, Nov. 20. - Black remains
supreme in the fashion world OF
Paris. Despite a severe onslaught
By advocates OF color. the supreme
council OF style has been forced TO
retain the conventional black as the
dominant motif Of all fall and win
ter modes and there is every indica-
ton that %coiors, except in minor
trimming effects. will not be able 10
challenge black until late spring.
Adopted at 4 time when economy
was the guiding idea of all feminine
purchases, black has ON TO be re-
garded as tho most becoming color.
French women say It Is alone in
lending itself 20 striking effects.
Dressmakers quietly gathered to-
gether before fall and winter models
wsre given TO the world and facility
agreed that colors should have n
chance. The adoption OF black was
hurting them financially. One black
gown. carefully selected. took the
place OF two or three dresses OF diff
ferent colors.
But the French women who are
indicators OF the newest develop
,nents in style, said n very emphatic
no" The demand this fall vas for
black and the big dressmakers bowed
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TO the Inevitable Crepe Moroccan.
velvotine and perilaine are the most
popular materials
The corset makers however have
been slightly more successful in
their efforts TO bring the corset back
into its own. Dressmakers are in
sisting that corsets are now neces-
sary to give the ''uncorseted look"
This propaganda has succeeded in
some instances but most French
women. having fought and won their
freedom. r loath in the language
OF a famous French actress. ITO
jail their bodies again"
There are four definite features
OF the fall and winter modes; a very
long waist line. longer circular skirts
with fun sides. eccentric sleeve3 of
ooiors and the famous Brateau
neck line.
Brick red has been used extern
sively as trimming and some green
steel ornaments for hats, purses.
dresses and even shoes are the new
est thing in novelties.
Door knobs and nail head effects
are used In making girdles. In the
case of shoes the usual order OF
things has been reversed and the
smartest shoes In Paris are "knick-
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WILLIAM s. HART IN
THREE WORD BRAND
Plays Three Big Parts In New
P~hotoplay

william s. Hart in a triple role
that is one OF the novel features OF
Three Word Brand" his latest Para
mount picture. which win be shown
at the America theater Sunday. The
double exposure was remarkably well
done. The task Of keeping the char.
acters absolutely distinct was a prob
lem for any actor. nut Mr.. Hart sue
ceeded where many would nave failed
and the illusion is perfect.
The star appears as the father OF
twin boys in the prologue. He dies
by his own hand rather than be cap.
tured by Indians anil the children are
rescued. They grow up. one to be
come a rancher in Utah. the other
the governor OF the state.
A special trip was made to Salt
Lake City 10 obtain the scenes at the
state buildings. The story is by wnl
Reynolds and was adapted for the
screen by Lambert Hillyer. Who also
directed. Joe August, A. s. c., waa
cameraman.
Jane Novalk. M OF the most besuti.
full actresses OF the screen is leading
woman in this picture which is said
10 possess qualities OF interest that
nre most unusual. The comedy arts
ing from the dua role OF rancher and
governor is highly effective and spon-
tAneous to a degree. The support.
ing company is excellent.
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TRIO CONVICTED
At T0RRINGT0N;
AS MANY FREED
Man Accused of Attack on
Bank Held Guilty; Jury Is
Out so Hours on Liquor
Case.

ToRRNGToN. wye. Nov. "a
Frank Wharton. in the first trial OF
sts kind ever held here, was found
runty in district court Of wilfully and
maliciousiy circulating false state
ments derogatory 10 the financial
condition q a bank. He VIII he sen.
tened with thers convicted At the
present term OF courL Other convie'
tons follow;
clifford Horney, rObbing store at
Toder.
Fred L. Scott Illegal possession Of
liquor.
W. c. Frazier was acquitted Of a
charge Of b~ootlesBing by a jury which
established n new recon- for jury
trials in this county by remaining out
for so hours before a verdict was
reached
Others acquitted were d, ]. Fahey.
charged with Illegal possession Of Il.
quor. and Jake BulEar. charged with
operating a stiil.
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TWIST HOME sADDENED
by DAUGHTERS DEATH

Miss Nellie Twist. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Twist, died at els
O'Clock this morning at her home 6Is
West Eleventh street, following an
illness OF three days, being a compli.
cation OF tonsilitis and heart trouble.
The young girl was a freshman in
the Natrona County High school and
has many classmates who viii srieve
over her death The family have beer
residents Of Casper for n past two
years. Twist is in the employ Of the
Midwest Refining company.
Funeral arrangements will be made
later pending word from Colorado.
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nine INJURED
IN CAR CRASH

FORT SMITH. Ark. Nov. 2s.-Nlne
persons were injured. two probably
fatally. as the result Of IN automobile
.piunsing through the railing OF a
bridge crossing q suburban railroad
track yesterday The car landed on
the tracks IS feet below The bridge.
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NICHOLSON WILL SHOWS
ESTATE WORTH $4,000

KENAfERER. wyo., Nov. az
Admission for probate OF the will Of
the late James Nicholson. cattle
king OF the upper Green River valley
reveals hal the estate Is much small
er than estimates published at the
time OF MIickelson's death. IT VIII up.
prcximate $4,000. Mrs. Nicholson.
widow of the deceased, was appointed
administrators without bond.
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FOrd-N eUberry
Case Deferred
Till January

WASHINGTON. Nov. zs.-rhs sen
{ agreed TO dispose OF tbs
Ford-Newberry senatorial election
contest early in January. The agree
ment. which wal by unanimous con
sent. provides tbs tho Election case
shall be considered to tho exclusion
Of all else on the fourth calendar
day. on which the senate Is in session
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Much work within the past weeks has
been put on The concert and an invita-
ton ia extsnded to every me TO enjoy
the evening OF music
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home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Smith Of
McKinleyville, left Tuesday morning for
their home in New Castle. Pa.
Mrs. II. l.. Judge and guest, Mrs. J.
T. simmons Mrs. Dorothy Hervey
keane. Mrs. Jay illiken, Mrs. o. j.
Reyes and daughter. Mrs. II. T. Spauld-
ing. Miss, Sara Thompson and Miss Char
lotte White were among the Wheeling
shoppers Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Bauer are moving
, today from the Chainock Flats on South
Main street into their new home on
Main near Eighth street. recently pur-
chased pom Charles L. Wilson.
Mrs Elizabeth Bassford, Mrs. g. II.
West, sisters Mrs. J. f. Smith and Mrs.
Bess Snedeker and daughter. Miss June
we're visiting and shopping in Wheeling
, Tuesday.
II. r. SpauIding. who has been visit
, ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. j.
kryeS, of Main street; left TUESDAY
morning for business trip to Birmlng-
ham. ala.
Mrs. Mary Geist. Mrs. william Has
lagc. daughter Miss Ruth and son Her
bert were Wheeling shoppers Tuesday.
L.. A. Keckler OF Brilliant O., was
Wellsburg business visitor MONDAY
evening.
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BRIDGEPORT
Missionary Meeting

One of the best attended and most in
teresting meetings OF the present sea-
son was held by the Womens Home
Missionary society OF the Bridge port
Methodist church at the home OF Mrs.
John Hogg Of this city last night. TIE
usual devotional program was followed
by a social session and program Of SD
cial diversions.
New Equipment
New equipment. in the way Of scales
and Il refrigerating plant are being In
stalled in the GILES meat market on
East Main street, which when complet-
ed will make the establishment one Of
the finest and most up-to-late Of the
kind to be found in this city.
Stealing Coal
Edward Boyester of Boydsville, weA
known colored man. was given a hearing
before Squire Britton yesterday morn.
ing charged with stealing coal from the
freight cars loaded by the coal company
at that place He entered aplea OF gull.
ty to the charge AMI paid q fine Of 81
and costs. with a promise that he will be
soaked heavily If brought before the
squire again.
Mons Club Meeting.
The members OF the Mems club. of the
First Methodist church enjoyed their
regular meeting Ia. the social, rooms Of
the church last hight One Of the feat-
ures of the program was an address de-
liyered by the Rev. George w. Byrncs
pastor Of the Lansing Methodist church
A social session was followed by the
serving Of refreshments
Third Degree 3omoTrcw.
Officials Of Belmont lodge No. loS
knights Of Pythfas. report, that a large
class Of candidates will be given the
third degree at the meeting TO be held
in their castle on the Cadiz pike tomor-
row evening Plans are being made for
a social session to follow the work.
PrspAso Sor Meet
Officials Of the High school and MEM
bers of the Athletic association are max
ing elaborate preparations FOR tho an
nual field day of tho high school. the
grade schools and the Brookside school
which IL to be held at the baseball
grounds at stop II next Saturday after
noon. and the event is certain to be in
terestIng to a large number Of sport
FANS
RoznO Rus1da.
A meeting Of the Home Guards Of tie
West Bridgeport Methodist church Is
planned for the assembly rooms of the
church. Friday evening. All OF the num-
berg have been urged TO be present at
the meeting and a pleasant program
has been prepared for the evening.
Br1ag0pors Br4OSR.
The Girl Scouts Of the West Wheeling
II. E. church viii meet in the assembly
room Of the church Friday evening.
Mrs D. A. Ward formerly Of this city
is spending a few days as the guest OF
Steubenville friends.
william Roy. state president OF the
United Mine Workers has returned &c
Columbus after a business visit here.
Many Of the local K. Of P.'s are at
tending the Dokies' fair at the Market
auditorium in Wheeling each evening of
this week.
The annual Junior Senior banquet
will be held In the dining rooms
OF the First NJ Z. church tomorrow eve.
ming.
The Alpha Pi baseball team will play
the Harding & Burleys on the grounds
at stop II this evening.
An interesting meeting was held by
Belmont Aerie No. 9s5 of tho Fraternal
Order Of Eagles last night.
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WELLSBURG
News of Death

Word has been received here of the
death Of Mrs. Lizzie Gillespie, VINO
died Monday at one o'clock AT her nome
near Georgetown. Beaver County. Pa.
after a lingering Illness. The deceased
WAS 4 former resident of Wellsburg,
and has several brothers here. Joe and
James Ha wlcy. of Bethany Pike and Al
bert of Follansbee. The brothers and
other relatives left Tuesday for George
town. The funeral will be held Wednes-
day from her late home.
veterans Leave for Encampmena
NJ c. Carmichael John West and Alex
GiIchrist left Tuesday for Warrington.
where thew will attend the West Vir-
einia Department of the G. A. r. En-
campment.
I. wellaburg Briefs
DIR, W.T.. Booher. of Bethany. has
returned home from a six weeks visit
In Chica go, I'LL. where he has been TAX
ing a post graduate course for ear. eye
Fand nose tres .ment.
Miss Marion Meyer. of Yankee street,
left Tuesday for visit at the home or
her uncle James Cooper of Washington
Pike.
prof. Jean Wood of the ST. ClairsviIl"
Ohio schools. has returned home AFTER a
short visit 10 .Wellsburg.
Mrs. Anna V. Little and Mrs. Charles
KirknatrIck., >of Cleveland. Ohio, we'll re-
membered here as the Misses Sage, Of
the Sage farm arrived recently for a
visit with friends in Wellsbnrg and vi
cinty.
Mrs. w A. Cave has returned to her
home in Pittsburgh, Pa, after short
visit in Wcllsburg.
Miss Margaret Connors Of Struben-
VILE, Ohio. Bookkeeper for the FoIlans-
bee Gas Coal CO.. of WeIlsburg. has re-
turned from Il short visit with friends
in Detroit Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Spsulding .of
CleHela nd Ohio. are guests at, the home
OF Mrs: Standings parents Mr.. and
Mrs. o.. Reyes. Of Main street.
Mrs. Ella l.. Bishop. Of wheeling. was
the guest over, Sunday Of her cousin
Miss Jennie Duval OF Main street.
Fay Lazear,: Of the Pfister Flats, was
Pittsburgh visitor recently. going up
on his motorcycle and attended the
Motorcycle Hill climb.
Mrs. Ed Burbaker and son Kermit, OF
McKimleyvlle. were Wellsburg and
Steubenville shoppers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Smith and oil
dren. who have been visiting at the
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STEUBENVILLE

Steubenville, Ohio. May 1.-THE clos
ing OF the school year here will be
marked by the unusual event Of the re-
tirement OF two of Steubenville's best
known teachers, Miss Mallie Clemmans
principal of the Garfield building. and
Miss Dora Evans of the Washington
building. Both will retire on pensions.
The retiring teachers will be honored
at banquet by the Board OF Education
at the Fort Steubcn Hotel on Friday
evening. May eth. All the teachers Of
the local schools. numbering 1870, will
be guests. Miss Clemmans will be sue
ceeded az principal of the Garfield build
ing by Miss Elizabet Hukill. who has
been assistant principal for several
years.
Minister RonorOd
Rev. George w. Arms. who has re-
signed as pastor of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church to accept Il call to
Duluth. Mimi. was the honor guest at
a banquet last evening. given by tho
Steubenville Ministerial Association.
In Session Here
Ohio Valley Lodge, Frat Order
Of Police. is in session here with repre-
septatives In attendances from Bellaire,
Bridgeport, Martins Ferry. East Liver
pool and Steubenville. The principal
business before the session is the nomi.
nation Of candidates as delegates to the
national convention Of the F.. o. p. which
will be held at Reading, Pa, August I.
Remains Shipped
iMr. "aHH Mrs. James Mclean. OF To-
ronto, have received notice that the body
Of their son, Ray, who died in France
while serving with the Expedtionary
Farces has been shipped from overseas
and will arrive in New York City May
21st.
Bond Issue Carries
The voters Of Bergholz at special
election approved the issue of bonds in
the sum OF $4,000 for the erection Of
new high school building.
Pastor Resigns
Rev. Frank L. Harris, who has been
filling the Fosterv:lleAlikan NJ. E.
charge. has rendered his resignation,
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street. will int"rtain the Industrious
DANES tomorgofy afternoon.
p. and Mrs. John Hcrrer OF Walnut
street. left yesterday for Visit with
/ relatives at Newark, O.
Rev C. b. Wingerd Will arrive home
this morning after trip 10 Piedmont
O.. to attend the installation OF new
pa Stor.
Earl Heslop will arrive home today
after attending demonstration OF
Drmi-surgery at Pittsburg, Pa.
The members of the Service Star
Legion announced yesterday that they
arc planning TO get in 4 second addition
al order for the Memorial Day peoples.
Reports Of stolen machines and auto
mobile tires have been received at police
headquarters during the past few days
. Frank Harris and family Of North
Fifth street have arrived home from a
visit TO Buffalo. y. Y.
Several OF the local polio" attended
the meeting OF the Franternal Order OF
Police at Stcubenvillc yesterday.
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Currie Mccarthy wife Of Charles Nc
Carthy. who died suddenly Monday
morning at the family home on Noble
street, were taken 10 Pittsburgh yeStcr-
day. Funeral services Will be held at
the home Of her parents there. Inter-
merit will fbe in ~ Pittsburgh cemetery.
Remains 70 Virginia.
The remains of the late. Mrs. Myrtle
cha pman. aged "a years. who died ut
the family home on Franklin street. fol"
lowing d complication Of diseases, were
shipped to Wythevillc. Virginia. yeSter-
day by Undertaken Albert Grafton.
Burial will he there.
Beuatre Briefs.
MISS Viva Williams entertained a
number Of friends last evening at her
home on Franklin street.
Miss Cecil I.ynSkcy has returned to
her home on Rose Hill after a visit to
SteubenYille
The social cN ont Of the Woman's Ma
sonic Club scheduled for this afternoon
has been postponed UNTIL later.
A meeting OF tho Woman'S Civic Club
is TO be held Friday evening in the
auditorium Of the Miners Temple. The
subject for the evening will be Home
Economics and Thrift
Members Of the star Bible class of
the United Presbyterian church were
entertained last night by Miss Lois
Hathorne at her home on Harrison
street.
The ladies of the United Presbyterian
church will hold an al-day sewing at
the church today.
Members Of the Glover Leaf Social
Club were entertained last evening at
their hall on Thirty-second street.
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the Martins Ferry Lecture Recital
Club held in n" Board OF Trad" rooms
yesterday afternoon, was the instalIa-
ton Of the new president. Mrs. John
Nelly. y special program of musical
numbers WAS rendered and tea was
also enjoyed during the afternoon. The
rooms were prcttily DECORATED for the
event with real and artificial flowers
Initiation and soup
Following the initiation Of a class OF
several candidates into the knights of
Columbus at their meeting held in tho
Metropolitan building last night, the
Kitchen committee Of the organization
served Il turtle soup lunch 10 the MEM
bcrs and visitors which was highly en-
joyed by all present. D.
Bashar Funeral
The funeral services for Mrs. Augusta
Bushar. we'll known resident Of South
Eighth street. who died very suddenly
following n stroke will hr held from the
family home this afternoon Al o'clock.
Rev. n. X. DicttriCk. pastor of St
johns Lutheran church. and REV. q. B.
Wingcrd. pastor Of the First PrcShy-
terrain church ciatinG. The services
at the cemetery will be in charge of
Wenona Council Of the Degree Of Poca-
hontas. and the inteFment will be made
at RiverNlc~ cemetery.
K. OF p. Meeting
good crowd Of the members Of Ohio
City Lodge No. "a of the knights Of
Pythias were present AT the meeting
held last night and witnessed the
= initiation " large class of candidates
who were present TO receive the first
and second degrees Of tho order The
work was highly enjoyed by all. espcc-
ially the candidates ~.
Reported Improving
Following 4 critical day. which he
passed through safely on Monday. Harry
Majors. well known local man, who re-
, Gently underwent an operation at the
City hospital. was reported very much
improved at the institution last even
ing. Members Of the X. Of p. lodge
have been with the man constantly since
being taken to the hospital.
Entertain Hdatrons
The Maids and Matrons OF this city
will be very pleasantly entertained at
the home Of Mrs +. c. Boyd on North
Fourth street tomorrow afternoon. The
usual club social diversions will be fol-
owed at the event and dainty luncheon
will be Il special feature.
Prepare for Program
Students in the grades of all of tho
7
daily for the May Day event which will
be- given on the League Park grounds
on the afternoon Of Memorial Day.
Most Of those who will participate have
already secured their costumes and this
is certain to be one of the hest attrac-
tons Of the kind ever seen in the city.
Mrs Thomas Tanlcy was the hostess
TO the Helping Hand Society of the
Christian church at her home on North
Fifth street last night.
NJ p. Lindelof. we'll known local baker
is spending 4 few days in Columbus, O..
! on business.
Mrs. Joe Williams is reported TO have
been severely scalded while doing he
family wash yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Saunders Is reported i'm
proving nicely following an illness Of
several days.
Mrs. George Mccain Of Jefferson
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ton Of the Board Of Directors AZ ohrir
meeting last Monday at noon was read
and approx cd.
Another Carnival
With one carnival showing in III,
| Brcidcnstcin property in the South end
of the city, reports have been received
| that another company will I've here foI
| next week. and will locate their attraC-
| lions on the League Park grounds
| With as little work as ther" - at pres
"nt IN the city. all are Wondering what
| Is the attraction for tn" carnival com
| panicS.
hunting wire Trouble
Employees OF the MuncipaI light
! plant spent all Of yesterday in hunt
for the short circuit in the lines which
iced the street pillar light system on
| North Fourth street. The lights went
out Monday night and after scverl
fuses had been put in the switch bon
and all had blown out. it was decided
that the wires were short circuiteL
! somewhere.
Exhibit School Work
Work of the art, cooking and manual
| training classes Of the local schools will
be placed on exhibition at the Elm school
! building tomorrow. according 10 an an
| MaSton. The rooms will be open for the
! inspection OF the public during the
usual schoo! hours. and from $50 TO
in the evening.
Parent-Teachers Meet
The monthly meeting of the Parent.
! Teachers Assertion Of the Elm schoo
building was held ut that building last
night. An interesting special program
was rendered during the evening and a
social hour was enjoyed by the members
! OF the association at the conclusion.
Legion Chaplain
Rev. Father Branahan OF Yorkville
! o.. and chaplain of the local post of the
American Legion, will be the Speake l
at the regular luncheon Of the kiwanis
Club at the Ellk's Club building at moor
/ today. The members Of the Legion viii
! have charge of the entire program fUl
the day.
Missionary Meeting
! An interesting meeting OF the Young
Womeu's Foreign Missionary Society
Of the First Methodist Church will BIZ
J held in the social rooms Of the church
on South Third street tomorrow even,
ing. An interesting program will be
followed by social diversions.
FROM Mules to Autos
The old barn on East Walnut street
! formerly occupied by the G.. W. Burt
Mule company as mule exchange, has
been taken over by George W. Davis
and Son, and alterations made TO take
care of the storage and repair of auto.
mobiles. Several cars can be accomo,
dated for storage and repairs at the
| same time.
volunteer Workmen
A large force of volunteer workmen
| is expected at the Fairgrounds tomor.
| row morning under tho direction OF
/ President Roger o. Lopton and other
| officials of the association. 10 make
the necessary repairs and preparations
for. the opening OF the grounds on the
first of next month. Many men have
signified their intention of giving a
day or two Of work to the association
to help get the grounds In shape.
president Installed
The special feature of the meeting of