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full days fishing at Rock Point last
Tuesday. Their fishing sack con-
tanned three trout, four rock, four
founders, fourteen hardheads, twelve
spot and forty large King Williams
and white perch. Martin Burke, a
novice at the fishing game, carried
off first honors, landing three
founders.
Observe the laws and you will keep
out Of danger.
George Burrows and family have
returned after a weeks camping and
fishing near Chesapeake Beach.
Georges favorite sport is night fish
ing. but was handicapped during his
stay by high winds. Better luck
next time.
who remembers" what fine fish.
ing there was ut old Buena Vista
wharf?
II. Spignull. one of Washington
prominent realtors, fishing at Solo.
mons last week, landed two trout
for total of nine pounds.
DR.. Linville, DR.. Wilson. DIR.
Sothern and Frank Hughes, fishing
at Solomon's Island last Wednesday,
landed one hundred and thirty. five
trout. On the quiet, the boatman
told us the largest trout caught was
the one that got away from Frank
and it weighed pounds.
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FIGHT CHINESE
AT DETENTION BARRACKS

SAN FRANCISCO, July 3O.-when
forty.five Hindus were brought to the
city this afternoon for deportation II
was learned that a race riot for a time
threatened 10 assume serious proper
tons at the angel Island immigration
detention barracks.
Prompt and courageous Intervention
of island guards In the melee. In which
the Hindus were pitted against 800
Chinese, prevented serious casualties.
Five were severely gashed by knives
in the fight and others were bruised
by flying missiles. a gambling quar-
rel 10 said to have precipitated the
affair.
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ALEXANDRIA CYCLIST
HURT IN COLLISION

ALEXANDRIA, Va, July 31.-One
man was badly cut about the head in
collision late yesterday evening at
st. Patrick and Franklin streets.
James McClory, the injured man.
was driving his motorcycle at high
speed. according to observers, and on
the turn into Franklin street side
swiped an automobile driven by j. Il.
Kincheloe. McClory was hurled to the
street and was picked up unconscious
and taken to the hospital in the patrol.
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IMPORTANT
NOTICE
To
Bicycle Contestants

Tomorrow morning The
Warrington Times $780,
900 Bicycle Contest Head
quarters UiIl be trans
ferred from 1922 F street
northwest to Room 254,
Munsey Building.
All Subscriptions and
collections sh O al d be
turned in at the neU
headquarters after 10
o'clock Monday morning.
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I 300 MEN RESUME WORK
AS METAL PLANTS REOPEN

MONESSEN. Pa, July 3O.--Plants
here Of the Pittsburgh Steel Company
and Of the American Sheet and Tin
plate Company resumed operation to-
day after many weeks idleness.
Nineteen hundred men will be back
to work by Monday morning, IL was
announced
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RAID ON RICHMOND CHURCH
UNcOVERS BOOTLEG CACHE

RICHMOND, Va, July s0.-Police-
men today raided a church in the resi-
Dental section here and found a still,
coil, a quantity of mash anu nearly u
gallon and a half OF whiskey. G. B.
Matthews was arrested, charged with
storing the stuff.
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GRAHAM, Va, July 30.-Plentv
of elk abound in the Tumbly noun.
tains of Russell and Tazewell coun.
ties, according to reports received
here through local sportsmen who
have returned from a fishing trim in
Little river. 1t Is said that the elk
brought here from the jackson Hole
country of Wyoming have replenish.
ed rapidly and are thriving beyond
the hopes of the department of game
and fisheries of the State. In some
sections the farmers have complained
OF the animals destroying the crops,
When the season opens in Virginia
the Graham Nimrods are looking for.
ward to some fine sport chasing the
animals, for as the hunters claim
amy old fox hound will chase a
deer"
HAGERSTOwN, Md, July So
Fifteen thousand bass have been nut
into the Potomac river and it's trib.
utaries under the direction OF the
Washington County Game and Fish
Association to help restock this
famous stream with these game fish
Ten thousand of the fish were placed
In the river at Williamsport togetb.
er with 500 Mississippi catfish. The
fingerlings came from the State fish
hatcheries at Lewistown, Md.
Next fall. Frank Bentz, of the
Fish and Game Association, stated A
carload of bass, about 100000, will
be sent here from the Government
hatcheries to help replenish the stock
of game fish in the Potomac river
Owing to frequent period of high and
muddy waters. very few bass have
been caught in the Potomac this sea.
son and this condition, Fishermen
state, is aiding to make fishing better
by allowing the bass to accumulate
and Grow.
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Reilly in Porto Rico.

SAN JUAN, p. R., July So.
Mont Reilly, the new governor Of Porto
Rico, arrived here yesterday to take
up his post. He was met by Acting
Governor Benedicto and a party OF
officials.
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Neglect on Part of Motor Boatmen
Noticeable at Salt Water Resorts

Several serious complaints have been registered with
in regard to conditions that exist at of the saltwater
fishing resorts The whole trouble rest with those
having motor boats for hire Not only is the pleasure
taken out of fishing trips, but lives endangered
WELL
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association, spent Saturday night
fishing at Chesapeake Beach.
Caught twenty trout averaging
about two pounds each.
Many complaints have been re-
ceived about the excessive license
fee charged, $500, to be allowed
to fish in the waters Of West Vir.
ginia.- This matter will come be-
fore the next meeting. Your at.
tendance is solicited.
Lew Perron, enjoying a three
day vacation last week, spent
Friday fishing at Rock Point with
several friends.
The outing committee appoint.
ed at the last meeting is on thu
lookout for the best possible fish.
ing grounds.
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Martin Burke. Don" whitman,
r.. A. Angler and son had q delight
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Keep your reels well oiled and
dry your lines when finished fishing;
they will last much longer.
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Do not trespass on posted grounds
without permission.
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Water Conditions.

The upper Potomac is clearing
nicely. and by the middle of the
week, II no heavy rains put in their
appearance. should be in perfect con
dition for bass fishing. Lower Pc
tomac waters, especially in the
creeks, are simply ideal for big
mouth bass, perch, Graphic and pike
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Be careful when you build your
fire, and be sure to put II out with
water before leaving.
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A two-pound hardhead won first
prize for ]. p. Strobel In a fishing
contest composed Of J. r. Strobel, e
p. Kean, Olive Atlas and r. c.
Head champion toad fisherman)
Their total catch for the day was
fifteen trout and twenty-five good
size hardheads.
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]. o. Wiley and w. White, fish.
ing at Benedict, landed fifty-one
hardheads and one trout.
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Charlie Kraft and friends motored
to Herring Bay last Sunday and re
turned with as nice basket OF
trout, hardheads and spot as hat
been seen this season.
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Or. Day, Sam and Henry Gompers,
Sam Sidoff, Harry Lewis and Jack
Freedman, members of the National
Masonic Fishing Club OF Galesville,
Nd. report having caught seventy
five hardheads, trout and spot.
Another party, Harry Coleman,
Gale r. Judd and George Serestack,
members of the same club, landed
eighty-four good-size hsrdheads and
four trout.
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Several nice catches of trout and
hardheads are reported by George
Mills at Colonial Beach.
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A point TO remember when taking
a toadfish off the hook, keep your
fingers out Of his mouth.
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When the law goes into effect this
year, declaring a closed season for
crabs, there will be a big howl from
dredgers who have slaughtered the
sleepy fellows in past winters. No
wonder--crabs brought 50 to 80 a
barrel at Crisfield last year during
the cold weather. But we say let
them howl. for In a few seasons, al
the rate they were disappearing, the
crab would have been extinct.
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Howard street.

Howard street.
Miss Elizabeth Cole, East Vine |
street, left Saturday evening for Chi.
cago. where she will visit friends. She
will also visit in Sandusky, O., be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Peterson and
daughter Bertha, of East Gambler
street, returned Saturday evening
from Pointe aux Pins, Mich, where
they spent several weeks at their
summer home.
Knox Electrical Co., 10 East Vine
street, Mt Vernon, o. Phone 1855.
Household electrical appliances and
supplies. House and store wiring.
Also fixtures. xlo
| Miss Marguerite Arnold, who has
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. e. o.
Arnold Of North Main street, left Sat
urday for New York Miss Arnold
will be an instructor in English at
Vassar college this year.
Mr.. Wayne Armstrong and Miss
Georgia Garrett of Columbus motor
ed here Sunday and spent the day
with Miss Lulu Moffitt, North Main
street. Miss Moffitt returned to Co.
lumbus with them.
Mrs Walter Helm, North Main
street, returned home Saturday even.
ing from months visit with rela.
tives and friends at Atlantic City, N.
j., and Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Ernest Hadley and daughter
returned to their home in Logansport
Ind, Sunday after a visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Jones, North Main
| street, and other relatives.
Mr.. Harry Patterson was business
visitor in Columbus today.
| DR.. s. e. Deeley spent Monday In
Columbus.
Mrs. Katherine Reese left this
morning for Milwaukee, Wis, where
she will spend week on business.
Mr.. T. o. Freeman of Toledo is the
guest of Mrs j. w. Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcellus Brown ant
daughter Cleora, Mr.. and Mrs Sim
mons and Mrs. Mary White, all o
GAINESVILLE, motored to this city Sun
day and were the guests of Mr.. an,
Mrs. John erosion, West Sugar stree
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Tudor o
Canton spent the weekend in thi
city with relatives.
Mrs. w. H. Thompson returned Il
her home in Canton Monday after Wis
, iting her mother, Mrs. ]. w. Freeman
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| Pleasantly
SURPRISED

The following relatives and friends
gathered at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs,
Naid Cochran. Coshocton avenue,
Sunday. and pleasantly surprised
them, honoring their 2lst wedding an
niyersary: Mr. and Mrs. Judson Nc.
Manis and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Green, Mr., and Mrs. Claude Green,
Mr., and Mrs. Ray Cochran and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs, Roll Cochran and
son, Mr. and Mrs. Goodman and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cochran, Mr.
and Mrs Fred Cochran and Mrs. |
Hutchinson.
At the noon hour, dinner was
served. followed by social after
noon.
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Here is n beaded blouse which will
compel many an admiring glance
wherever 1t Is worn. For the thenter,
dinner party or any other place where
splendOr-loylng women undertake to
look their best, II Is sure TO triumph.
Those two rivals in beautiful fabrics
---cfcpe de chine and georgcttes--have
ioined forces in this blouse. Imagine
It In sapphire blue crepe de chine with
beads In sapphire blue and steel and
falling fl0nnces on the sleeves made
of black geOrgette similarly beaded.
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Wednesday. Sent. 2t

e Mrs. Browns circle Of the M.
e p. church meets at 2 o'clock
2 with Mrs. w. II. Turner, North
4 Gay street. Bring thimble and
H darning needle.
q Philathea class Of the Baptist
H church meets at 1880 In the
4 chapel. Election of officers.
& The Shamrock c!ub meets In
& the afternoon with Miss Cath
q crime Burson, Of the Green Val
e ley road.
a The Dorcas class of the M.
4 q. Sunday school meets at $3.50
q .. m. in the church parlors.
x The Past officers OF the Sons
e and Daguhters of Liberty will
x meet In the afternoon.
e College Womap's club meets
& with Miss vivian nowds, 207
q North Main street, at 1880.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish with all earnestness to
thank those of our neighbors who
came to our assistance in fighting the
fire that destroyed our barn and
threatened our home, 79 Columbus
road. South Vernon, on Saturday af-
ternoon last. MR.. and MRS. G. d.
GESSLlNG and CHILDREN. x19
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ANDERSON IMPROVING

County Agent S. l.. Anderson was
able to be at his Office on Monday for
the first time after an absence of sew
eral days. He has been suffering from
an infection of the eyes, from which
no has not wholly recovered. Some.
thing got into his eyes that caused
him much suffering and temporarily
blinded him.
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CALENDAR
Tuesday, Sept. 20

& Meeting of dramatic club
& (not recent applicants) in base
e ment of public library at 1880.
Y A. l. u. meeting at 1880 p. m.
y Daughters of Veterans meet
e al 1880. Special time wilt be
e given to practice.
q The Sunset club will meet In
y the afternoon at the Old Home
q stead club rooms, North Main
q street.
IS Knox chapter, No. 2"G, o. f.
- s, meets at 7:30. The Septem-
y ber committee will entertain.
ss st. Vincent de Paul sewing
u q circle meets In the evening
" at the home of Mrs. NJ. McDon.
.1 ough, sol East Chestnut street.
e A good attendance is desired.
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Birthday Surprise
ls Given

Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Porter were
pleasantly surprised Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
CrOwthers on the Columbus road by
seventy-fve of their friends. The oc-
casion was the birthday anniversaries
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Porter.
After musical program, games
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served,
After presenting the guests of hon
or with number of gifts the guests
departed, wishing Mr. and Mrs, Porter
more happy birthdays.
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Thursday, Sept n

N Circle No. 2 Of the Church OF
q Christ meets In the afternoon :
q at the home of Mrs. Barber, !
ye MartinsbHrg road.
N Tho Epworth League Of the Z
q Green Valley church viii enter.
y tain with social in the even !
sx ing at the home OF Miss Alice
n Sellers. All yonpg people Of the
X church are invited.
M Ladies' Missionary society Of
y Brandon meets all day at the
M home of Mrs. Erma FRANCIS.
II II II II II II II II II II u
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PIeasantly
Entertalns

Miss Katheryn Twinem delightfully."-
entertained with "A wiener roast at
her home on the Newark road Friday
evening. After the roast an hour WAS
spent In playing games. Miss Twin
EN- was assisted by her sister, Miss
Mabel Twinem. The young ladies I'm
the party were Misses Thelma Lucas
Marguerite Lucas, Marie Barr, Eloise
Scott, Dorothy Magill, Wanda Thorn
as, Vera Perrine. Mildred Jacobs, Haz-
el Fishburn, Gladys Myers. Irene
Baker. Ruth Green, Katherine Wyn
cook, Naomi Swigart and the hostess
| es.
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Birthday Party
Is Given

IS 1IVSn
Mrs. p. b. Horner of Mansfield av-
enue delightfully."- entertained a num-
ber of boys Saturday afternoon at her
home, honoring her son, Carroll, who
was celebrating his eleventh birthday
anniversary. The young guests spent
pleasant afternoon in games and
contests. Mrs. Horner served refresh
ments to the following boys: Donald
Nuce, Lawrence Drish, Raymond Mon
dron, Romaine Mondron, Conard Tay-
lor Kirke Taylor, John Taylor, Clar-
ence Nixon, Robert Swanson, Robert
Nixon and Carroll Horner.
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Entertain With
Dinner Today

Mrs. Charles Green entertained the
following persons from this city with
dinner today at her home on the
Green Valley road: Mrs, Richard
Shut. Mrs. William Shatt and sons,
Mrs. Charles Mil. Mrs. John Schroe-
der. Mrs. Norman Hopwood and daug-
ter Margaret, and Mrs. Lula Porter.
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Insist on the best!
Ask your grocer for
Jefferson Creamery Butter.

n "a {
Mr.. Willis e. Wolfe returned to
Lancaster today after spending sever
al days with Mr.. Nelson w. Burris,
East Gambler street
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durbin Of Mans
field were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
]. Henley, West Chestnut street, Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Meehan and
Miss Genevieye Durbin of Barberton
were in the city Saturday attending
the funeral Of Mrs. Mary Durbin.
| Mr.. and MRS. Gail o. Cooksey and
daughter Marcella and Miss Mary
Black spent Sunday at Brink Haven
with friends.
Miss Margaret Cardino returned to
her home In .Elyrla Sunday evening
after spending the weekend here with
Mrs. A. Schiappacasse and family.
Misses Margaret Ayers, Priscilla
Tarr and Lennabelle Lafever left to-
day for Oberlin, where they will. at
tend school
Mr.. Edward Kilkenney of Cleveland
spent Sunday in this city with his
mother, Mrs. Catherine Kilkenney,
West Chestnut street.
Mrs. Harry Ashburn was called to
Danville Monday morning by the SER
ious illness of her sister-in-law. Miss
Elizabeth Ashburn.
Dancing as usual Tuesday OF this
week, Zolman's pavilion, Frederick
town. Music by Cupid's Novelty or
chestra. ,t.i.s x2O
Mr. Michael Keneire of Cleveland
spent the weekend at the home Of
rms. E. E. Kilkepney, West Chestnut
street. -, III.
| Miss Loretta Barnard, who is in
college at Delaware, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Bar
nard, East High street.
Misses Opal and Helen Cheyney
and Messrs. William Duke and Charles
Eddy, of Redwood, were visiting
friends ip the city Sunday.
Mr.. Edwin Travis of Marietta was
the guest Of Miss Diane Whiteman
+, East Vine street, Saturday and Sun
9 day.
| Miss Margaret Walton Of Gambler
, left Monday for Wellesley college
Wellesley, Mass, where she attend
school this year.
s Miss Marguerite Allen Of Gamble
went to Cleveland today to resum
!. her studies at Western Reserve uni
I versity.
Lloyd's Studio invite their man,
t friends and customers to visit tn
J. studio, located cor. Hudson an
Church streets, Newark TuThsI2
Miss Mary Eckenrode of Barbertol
J. was the weekend guest Of Mr.. an
Mrs A. J. Henley and family Yves
i Chestnut street,
n Mr.. Herbert HuAtsherger OF Clcvs
land w4s the guest Of his mother Mrs
II Susan Huntsberger, East Chestnu
u street, Sunday, r.
Mrs. Putnam Of Canton. who ha
u been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. i
>. Warner at the Hotel Curtis for
week went to Columbus Sunday t
IS visit relatives and friends.
II Mr.. b. X. Boyle, yard brakeman 10
the Pennsylvania railroad, Ia moyin
" his family from Orrvills to this cit!
n Mr.. Doyle has rented property O
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Monroe Grange
Has Meeting

Monroe grange, No, SAT p. of II.
held u very interesting meeting Thurs
day evening at the home Of Mrs, Jen-
nile Hardesty on the North Liberty
road, with large number of mem
bers in attendance.
Debtty Master Clyde N. Purdy gave
a talk on grange work, which was fol
lowed by talk by Mrs. Purdy on ju'
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UtopIan Dancing
Club To Entertain

The Utopian Dancing club will en-
tertain its members with n dance In
the X. OF G. hall this evening. Music
will be furnished by the Knights Of
Pythias orchestra.
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Marriage License

Is Issued
A marriage license was issued Mon
day from the probate conrt of Knox
county to Mr.. Stanley Smoots OF
Utica and Miss Lucy Hanger OF Nor
gan township. Rev. j. M. Miller OF
Utica was named as the officiatine
minister.
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venile grange work.
A guessing contest was given, the
prize being won by Mrs. Name NC
Dermott, and the marshmallow con-
test was won by Alice fitzpatrick.
Mrs. Hardesty served refreshments.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Master Charles Law, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Law of Howard underwent
an operation this morning at the M.
G. s. sanitarium.
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Dinner In
Given Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Sweet OF Mar
ION street entertained with dinner
Sunday. The guests at dinner We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Sweet and chill
dren OF Zanesyille, Mr.. and Mrs. J.,
w. Sutton and children. Frederick
town. Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Sweet and
son. Mr.. and Mrs. ChaNss Sweet,
Mrs. Barringer and MSS Eliza Sweet,
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gel and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Colopy and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Corwin Blanchard and Mr.. John jean
ette of Glenmont.
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Fredericktown
Dance Tuesday

Dance Tuesday
A dance will be given In Zolman's
hall, Fredericktown, Tuesday evening.
MUSIC for the dancing viii be furnish
ed by Cupids Novelty Syncopaters'
orchestra.
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McMiiIsn-Gresr
weddino

Wedding
Mr.. Ralph w. McMillen OF near Dan
VILE and Miss Zons NJ Greer of Dan
vile were united In marriage at 1890
o'clock Saturday evening by Rev l..
@. Walker at his home In Centerburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. McMillen will reside
in Walhonding, where Mr.. McMillen
IL engaged az . teacher.
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!, THE BXlulEK.


Painesville, which she will attend.
Miss Hattie Elder of Cleveland was
! the guest of her parents Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Leroy Sharp left Sunday for
Purdue, H., where he will enter I'LL
nois university.
Mr.. l.. V. Gore and DR.. George F..
Sorgatz returned to Newark Sunday
afternoon after spending week here
on business.
Mr.. Claiming Armstrong and fam
lily of Howard spent Sunday In the
city as guests of Clerk of Courts and
Mrs. c. C. Letter, East Gambler street
Mr.. and Mrs. Romeo wi hanson
and children, Robert and Madeline, oi
Columbus. were guests of Fir. and
Mrs. Joesph Hancock, Sunday.
Messrs. L. b.. Ryan, Robert Mile!
and M. F.. Smalley returned to New
ark today after spending few dayr
ereh on business.
Misses Catherine and Garcia Web
err returned to Cleveland today aftel
spending the weekend at their home
here.
Insist on the best! :.
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PRQFESSIQ QNAL CARDS
STREAM h RIMER

REAL EsTATE AND LOANS
Farms and city property bought. sold
and exchanged. Properties rented and
rents collected. Fire insurance . spe
cislty. Rspreseutating ~ old reliable
stock companies. Accident Insurance.,
I've stock insurance. Plate glass IN,
spFsnce, automobile Insurance, In fact
We can insure any property you may
hAya. Surety bonds Of all kinds Call
and see ", Room sipe bldg, South
Main St, Cit. phone No. AT Black
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Mr.. and Mrs, Lawrence Blanchard
OF Howard entertained with dinner
Sunday. Their guests We're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius King and daughter, NADIA
len. Mr.. and Mrs Earl Blanchard and
son, Ioseph. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Rel
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Mrs. G. II. Brown OF East Vine street
was operated upon today at the M. and
s. sanitarium,
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Miss Mary ZeislOft of East Gambler
street was operated upon this morn,
ing at the M. and 8. sanitarium.
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u. ~. HuN&6BERGER
Fire, LIE, Health and Accident LA
biIIty. Automobile, Plate olass lnlyr
anes. Security hends written. Real
Estate Sold. Money Loaned.
Reem Mepsrmstt nidu.. 100 . Msis
. Phone ~ RED