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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-04
4 LUMP Of LEAD:
IN MY STOMACH
SAYS MACH|N|ST
Wheeling Man Has Suffered For Years
Prom Gas, Pains, Heavy Feeling,
Dizzy Spells and Nervousness.
Declares he IS 5000 Better Since he Took
Dreco, and Expects to be Woll 30
fore Stopping the Treatment.

IL f"lt Ike there was lump. OF lead
IN my stomach all tho time. and the g:l+
which blUated me up added 20 my mis-
cry" stated Mr.. Harry II. Miller. thn
popular rnachinist. employed by tho Ma
tlo!,al Tube 60, and who resides at 45O6
Water 81. Wheeling, W. Va.
81 believe l have taken 4 peck OF PILE.
and lots of other medicine. trying 70 get
relief NV kidneys were deranEcd.
causing backaChc. pains in my joints
and aching muscles. My liver was lazy.
wh!rh hruugh, on headaches, dizzy
spells. n"rvuu=ucSs. and loss Of sleep.
Il have taken three bottles OF Dreco,
and 4 has certainly benefited me-.
won't say I'm cured Vet, for ! expect 10
take several bottles more of brCcc. bit
| do say II has done III" lot of coed:
In fdci. more good than any other mNdl-
Cln. / eyer took. My food d:G"Sts hctirr
and the pains are lighter My Kidneys
have hC,n helped very much. and my
.livcr is acting well. / fully expect I"
get we'll 10y taking prrco. for 4 has A.
ready proven to me that Il IS good mcdi-
C.m""
What could be more convincing than
the actual experience ~ a hometown
man. with this Wonderful medicine.
have that this medical discovery does
just what many persons say IL does IN
cases of stomach disorders. kidney ana
liver complaints ard kindred frnuh.cS :
pr""o Is made from pure liquid eX
tracts of many herbal plants which act
on tho stomach. liver, Kidneys. bladder
and III" blood. prcr" does not contain
any iron. mercury. potash, OILS ~ ar'd..
but Is 4 vegetable medicine
Al! good druggists row soil nr'cn aHd
It is highly recommended in Wheeling
Nv Z, u i:r!asi G. 90.
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The Best Cough Syrup
il Homemade.
Hers's IN easy way to ave -, sd
yst have the best cough reAD4y
you ever tried.

You've probably heard OF this well.
known plan OF making cough syrup -
home. But have you ever used It'll
V Whsn ron 10. YOU will understand why
thousands OF families, the world over,
Seel that they could hardly. keep house
r;tbomt Il. It's simple and cheap, but
IN. way it takes hold Of . cough viii
n,ickly earn it Q permanent place n
your home. 49,, a., =,
piner: then add plain grAnulated sugar
syrun to ali up the pint. Or. il desired,
rsa clSrified molasses, honey, or corr
syrup instead of sugar syrup. Either
way, it tastes good, never spells, ana
gives YOU q full pint Of better cough
remedT than you could buy rsady.n,ads
far three times its cost.
II is really wonderful how quickly
this homemade remedy couquers .
comph-usunlly in "a hours or less. Il
seems to penetrate through every air
ns..ao.. loosens 4 dry, hoarse or tight
cough, lifts the phlegm, heals ths mem.
branes. and gives almost immeolSte TO
lief. Splendid for throat tickle, noare;
ness. Group. bronchitis and bronchial
asthma.
Pinex Is highly concentrated COM
pound of genuine Norway pine extract,
and has been used for generations lot
throat and chest ailments-
To avoid disappointment ask. yeur
druggist for "21 ounces OF Pinex Win
directions, and don't. accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute sat;s.
faction or money REFUNDED. Inc fns&
Co., IT. Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-04
1cEBERGS AND FLOWERS
FOR NEW ENaLANDERS

Boston. Jan. 3.--DnRdcl!ons and pam
sizes were reported in bloom today as
markers Of lat" and mild winter, SIM
uitau"ously with word that !ccbergS had
appeared on III" traus-Atlantic steamer
lanes rs harb!ngers OF an carly spring.
With the mercury at the temperature
stage. pansy in full! bloom was
puckcd from a garden in Nat!ck that
had been under IL light snow several
days ago. In bingham dandcl!ons wero
found. MayHowers have been reported
from several places in recent weeks.
The iceberg indication Of approaching
spring has been fairly dependable old
salts say. The ice invasion has
reached such n point that today the In
ternattonal Mercantile Marine company
ordered It's ships TO take the longer
southern lanes at once instead Of wait
ing until February /. the usual date for
tho change.
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FRIENDLY

Miss Ruth Ash Of Charleston, who hAs
ben the guest Of relatives and friends
returned Monday.
Mrs. J. o. Eddy has AZ her guest hef
brother, Claremont May Of Pullman, W.
Va.
Miss Esthelene Williamson left Nom
day TO resume her studies in West Tlr-
ginIa Wesleyan at Buckhannon. after
spending the holidays at her home.
Miss Belva Ash, who teaches IN the
Petersburg public schools has return
cd from a two weeks visit with rela.
tives here.
Miss Bess Anderson was the guest
over the weekend Of relatives in Md
dlcbourne.
A party Of local men composed OF
Archie Wolfe. Hugh Williamson. Myron
Lytton. Stewart Wright. Sam Hays,
Paul Brown. +. F. Hughes, Ross Brown,
George Doty and Charles Bell, have
gone to Kentucky where they will DO
employed.
The small son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Racer IS very I'll Of whooping cough and
complications.
Mrs. Alice Flesher entertained the
members OF her Sunday school class ~
al Informal party. Music and games
were provided and ut a late hour delici.
GUS refreshments were served to fifteen
guests.
Miss Hazel McVey mas returned from
Mlddlebourne where she visited rela.
tives over the weekend.
Mrs. Rebecca Williamson. who h11
been Ill the past several months Is 10
4 critical condition.
Miss Anna Hester. who was the guest
Of relatives at Waverly for TOW days
has returned.
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Baltimore, Md, Jan. 3.-For the ffr6t
time since December IL, when he Wa1
stricken after 4 service In st. Joseph'o
church, Cardinal Gibbons slept tonight
in the plain little room in his residence,
whero he has lived and worked for many
years. He vas removed to his home
today by automobile from the Robert r.
ShrIver home. in Union Mills. Appar-
emily he suffered very slightly from
the fatigue Of the Journey. ~
The windows OF the cardinals room
were dark tonight. aud 1t was reported
by members OF his household that he
was sleeping as peacefully as 4 child.
In his heart. the priests Of the venera-
BILE prclate's official family said, was
Il feeling OF great gladness to b home
again,
The cardinals physician. DR.. Charles
O'Donovan and Or. G. Louis Wetel.
were pleased at the way in which he
withstood the fatigue Of the trip. Al
though advantage had been taken OF an
unusually favorable turn In his illness
TO bring him home, the physicians were
somewhat uneasy as TO the outcome.
Due to tho extreme weakness induced
even in a ROBUST man by long so5ourn
in bed, They'll would not haro been sur
priscd If temporary setback had re-
suited from the thirty-fve-milo trip.
Only the ordinary reaction OF slight,
fatigue occurred.
DR.. O'Donovan and DR.. Wetzel believe
that the easing Of the cardinals anxiety.
to be back in the home atmosphere that
has grown dear to him will have a bene-
fetal effect on his health. This desire
has been expressed by the prelate sew
eral times in the last few days. On
one occasion he remarked TO one OF the
priests Of his household:
II want to be back at my cathedral
would like to back again among the
priests Of my household"
= AS soon as the cardinals presence In
the city became known. callers began
to arrive at his residence.
One OF those who met the cardinal at
the door Of his residence was one Of
his grand-nicces. Mrs. Vertulie Wells
Of New Orleans. Mrs. Wells had ar.
rived from her home only few mins
utes before.
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I'm the RICH. side OF the head. She died

IN the right side OF the head She died
instantly.
The girl leaves her father and n mar
r:ed sister. TIE body will i'' taken back
10 Morgantown for bC"..
No Arrests Nade
No arrests have been been made in
connection with tho automobile accident
whiCh occurred al the corner OF thirty
fourth and Guernsey streets la" S.3-
day although II is understood thee "Ly
be arrests made. \ mNchiu" owned and
driven by {. W. AlCurn v".i!dcd with Il
car driven by John Kelley o! Shadys!dc.
Mrs. Harry Fosnot and child wer"
slightly hurt and tho Acorn machine,
q small truck, was damaged.
Girls Pay Pines
Two we'll known B"llaire young ladies
were arrested by Onicrr James LETTERS
late SUNDAY night on charges OF !o!tcr-
INK They wcrc'lucd 81 and costs each.
'rhey made Il spcc;a! request that ;h"'r
names be not given g. the newspapers.
On Full Time
The parcel post business at tho local
poStolCiCc has enjoyed prosperous
growth the pas: few months. In fact,
the increase has been 50 much that Il;
has been found necessary to have the
carrier, llr.cS f1eNutISp SON "bs n AAAA
time instead OF part time as heretofore
To Give Musical Comedy
The combined glee clubs OF The high
school will give n musical comedy some
time before the close Of tho school year.
They will be under the directions OF
Prof. I. NJ Snyder. Rch"arsa!s VIII be
held in the very near future.
Now Instructor
Miss Eva McCauley, OF Wells. Mich
!gan and graduate OF the physical
training department OF Northwestern
University at Evanston. H., Is the new
physical instructor for the public
schools. She takes UP her duties next
Monday. She succeeds Miss Blanche klc-
Der who resigned recently 10 go 70 Ear
bcrtor. Ohio.
Three Teachers III
Three Of the grade school teachers
were off duty yesterday because OF ILL.,
ness. They were Misses Lillian Ferrcn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-04
Fragrant Pine for
ChiIdren'S Colds

'rnn most robust younKster Invariably
'uk"s I roS" cold during III" autumn and
"ar!y wintrr--th" "stuffed up feeling" is
quickly relieved by the US" OF Mayrs
Pin N""dln Ealm. Ii is a pure natural
product. containing the hcalthgIving es-
realty enjoy the stimula ting and sootn-
iug effect nj this refreshing pine fra
gruur" Adults find that catarrh AMI
colds of IA" head. nose and throat clear
up almost Immediately when Mayr's
P.ue Nr"dir Balm IS used. Sold III two
-.Z.s---&Nr and G0C tubes. Free trial by
writing Goo. II. Mayr. 2i9 w. Austin
Ave. Chicago. Mayrs Pine Needle
Balm i for sale by 4. II. Gr.cSt & Co.,
and druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-04
BELLAIRE NEWS
GIRL USED Gun
Of DEPUTYFOR
DEATH WEAP On

Using 80 automatic Colt revolver
owned BY a Deputy SHERIFF. Miss Ethel
Mu,liEan. a pretty 70 year old young
woman ~ NorgaDeown. W Va, Sho;
and killed herself yesterday ~ the
homo OF John Bose 1T Fort Pitt. Mead
township, on the Ohio side OF the river
across from Moundsviile. III health IS
given at the cause OF the rash act.
John L. Wyatt OF South Bella!re IN
vestigated the case yesterday for cor
oncr CLYDE =. Hardesty OF Bridgeport
who was unablS 70 make the trip to
Fort Pitt yesterday.
Tho girl was tho daughter OF Richard
Mulligan OF Morgantown. Her mother
IS dead.
Tho girl had been IN I'll health for 4
long time. Tho physician attending her
az ALorSantown had recommended q
change In scenery IN the hope OF aiding
her condition. Last Thursday. accom-
panied by her father she went 10 Fort
Pitt TO the Bose home. The father re-
turned to Morgantowa.
Yesterday morning the girl arose
from bed and appeared very despondent
to members OF the Bose family, the cor
oner was told.
Deputy Sheriff Carl Dunfee boarded
ut the Bose home. After he had left the
Bose home. the girl went into HIS room.
secured tho revolver and shot herself
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-04
MARTINS FERRY
u, R,K, Of P. PLANS
INSPECTION SUNDAY
Annual Inspection Of Membership OF the
Uniformed Ranks win be He1d AT
Lodge Home Next Sunday.

Announcement has been male thai
the annua! inspection OF tie members
Of ohio CITY company No. a.. Of The
Uniformed Rank Of the knights or
Pyth!as Of this city, will be neId III
their lodge home on North Fourth street
nnyt Sunday afternoon. rlars for the
event were made at the meeting held
yesterday. and those N charge srai"
that the affair Wi! be OF interest {"
all members Of the company. and have
been urged 10 ue present ut the event
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-04
BRIDGEPORT
NO CLUE TO ROBBERS
OF STORE AT BLAINE
Sheriff Dick Lynch Notified OF Breaking
Open OF Place Of Business ut
Blaine, o., Sunday Might.

No new developments have been made
public regarding the robbery of the
Riainc stare ConrHny'S place of huyl-
ness al RiaiuC. o. which occurred al
some time during Sunday night. TIL"
parties responsible" for the oni"rine Of
the place. tool; out tho broken pieces g.:
4 window Of the Lorraine Coal & Dock
cumro'Y offices in tho same building.
and after rrnsaCking tho drawers In
the office. where they found no money
they are claimed to have entered the
stnrcroom by way Of the cellar and the
elevator Shac;. Shoes, ovcrallE AMI
Jackets. and underwear were missing
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his home on Noh,o street from the CITY
hospital where u" underwent ~ opera
t.ru for tho removal o. his tUns:is.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett; henderson 81
Now Philadelphia are visiting at the
home GO Mr.. and Ngs. John Keys on
Indian Run.
MjsS Mab,c Hart has returned &c
her home IT WOodsNClI after visit
with friends IN Rclla!rc.
Miss Mildred SrrHgg has returned 70
bethany To resume her studies n Rcth-
any college. after v!s!; with friends
here.
Mrs. Henry sherman and daughter
hay" returned - their nome at BARBER.
ton after u visit with local friends.
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Tolsing Remains Inferred

Following funeral services for John
Fe!sing. who died Friday evening at his
home IN Stcubcnville, which were held
nj his late residence. the remains were
sent TO this city and buried at Mount
Wood cemetery. The deceased was well
known here and had a large circle OF
friends who were shocked when they
learned the sad news
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ESCAPED UNINJURED

Special Dispatch to The 1ntHli:S"n"cr
Charleston. w. Va. Jan. %--kathcr'ne
Marshall and Esther Bills. both Of en-
cago, were practically uninjured when
they jumped from the third floor Of the
burning dormitory OF the L"wtshur2
seminary. Lew lshurG. w. Va. carly this
morning. The dorulitory which was
three stories high was n total loss and
valued al 100000. Nothing was saved.
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SHOOT TO KILL ORDERS.

Cleveland O. Jan. S.--Follow:nE two
more daylight holdups IN the business
district shoot to XIII orders were Is
sued tonight to all policemen by Chief
Of ro!ic" Frank W. Smith. Mayor w
:. FtaEcrald. told chief Smith here
after emphasis in The clean up cam
pa!gn would be placed on getting dan
grrous criminals rather than minor Of
tenders,
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srRAwTHER FUNERAL

Funnral scrvI'HS Tor VAIV.n \. TIFHW-
th~r. cofrrcd. who died Sunday n his
jato home, No. 1881 Morrow street,
viii be held Wednesday afternoon at
1:%0 o'clock at the Mendel company un-
der,aking .parlors, No. 1912 Chnpline
street. Services will hh held at :
o'clock at the Wnyman's \. NJ. f..
church. Int"rmcnt Will he made In
I;!very!cw cemetery. Martins Ferry.
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INDIANS WIN SUIT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-ParehIS OF
minor children OF the Usage Indian
tribe won their suit IN the District OF
Columbia court Of appeals today for a
mandamus 10 compel the secretary OF
the interior TO pay them money due
tnrir children as accumulated bonuses
on the sale Of Usage oil lands.
The decision affects withheld bonus
es amounting to more than 333.UOO,Oo0'
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OBITUARY (
SUDDEN DEATH
Of EDW. E|KEY.
WELL KNOWN PUBLIC SERVICE
CO, MoToAMAN vICTrk or
HEAAT ATTACK.
Became III while Eating Supper, After
Completing Days Work.

Edward Eikey. well known motorman
for the Wheeling Public Service Com
pany. expired last evening 1t $3.50
street. Elm Grove.
Mr.. Eikey. who held an early straight
run on the Wheeltng-Elm Grove div!-
sion, worked yesterday and finished his
run At o'clock az usual and had not
complained about being III, although he
las suffered at various times with
heart trouble. He went home and while
eating supper became III. His wife at
once summoned physician and every
possible thing was done to save his
life. but he died several hours later.
His death came as n sudden shock
to his large circle Of friends and his
fellow workers as they knew nothing
OF his Illness.
Dccea sed was born in Pittsburgh. Pa.
and was in his forty-n!nth year Of age.
He came to this district thirty-one
years ago. and has since resided here.
For the last twelve years he has been
employed as n motorman for the Wheel
ing Public Service Company. which was
formerly the West Virginia Traction
and Electric Company.
lie leaves 10 mourn his loss his wife.
who before marriage was Miss Jessie
Green of this city and one daughter,
Miss Annabelle Eikey. at home He also
leaves some relatives in Pittsburgh
whose names could not be learned at Ar
early hour this morning.
Funeral arrangements were tncom-
p!ete At an early hour this morning.
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CARDINAL TAKEN TO
HIS HOME, SUFFERING
LITTLE FROM ORDEAL

Rome. AIN. Pope Benedict
Is following with the deepest
sympathy and affection every
detail received here from the
United StateR with regard to
illness Of Cardinal Gibbons,
archbishop Of Baltimore. Tho
pontiff said today he was con-
stantiy with Cardinal Gibbons
In prayer.
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LavsuS Services

Tomorrow morning at $50 O'Clock at
her late residence No 2iO7 Eof street
will h,e held the funeral services for
Mrs. Catherine Lavelle. who died ST.
urday following short illness. seq
ueim high mass will be offered at 8
o'clock at the Church Of the Immaculate
Concept!on. Irtermcnt will W made N
Mount Calvary cemetery.
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Tolmar Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. William
Folmer. of Patterson, who died Sunday
morning following 4 short illness, Will
he held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at her late home No. 20 ;Syca-
more avenue. Rev T.. q. Alpers, pastor
Of st. Marks church. will ofTtciate. In
torment will be made in Stone Church
cemetery.
Deceased was IN her 69th year and
has been long time resident OF this
city and Benwood.. She Is survived by
six sons, two daughters and two sis
tors.
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NINE TRIED FOE MURDER

Chicago, Jan. G.-Nine negroes. lncIud-
ing Grover c. Redding. self-styled
prince of Abyssinta," were placed on
trial today charged with murder In
connection with the staying of two men
IN . rio, here June 90, 1920. when Red
ding and his followers are said 10 have
burned an American flag as the climax
Of n demonstration in connection with
n movement for the return Of negroes
10 Africa.
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CharnhArlain,s Tahlath.

When YOU are trouble with 'ndigeS-
ton or OnStipa;ion. take ChaInberla In :
Tablets. They strengthen the stomach
and enable Il to perform its functions
naturally. indigestion ~ usually az
compar!cd by constipation and IS ng-
Eravated by i. Chamherlain's Tablets
cause Il gentle movement 81 the bowels.
relieving The cnnStipatrd condition. Fer
sale by all dealers
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TIED UP BIZ STRIKE

Hazclt0n Pa. Jan. ALI the antNrd-
cite mines of The LehiGh coal and Nav
igation company in the Panther Creek
Valley were tied 10 today by strike
over the employment OF sixty Splniards
and Portuguese. Seven Thousand mon arc
idle Tho strikers contend that the new
employees cannot speak english and hence
do not understand the safety regula-
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" 7. Mckinney,

Special Dispatch TO The lntelllgencer.
East Liverpool, Ohio. Jan 3-W. j.
Mckinney. 20. in the jewelry business
here for more than so years, died today.
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! from tho store when 1t was opened for
! business yesterday morning, but no
money was found. Twenty-Five dollars
! in = cash drawer had not been moicstc1.
! and a sum Of money. left in the butcher
| shop Of the establishment was found in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-04

~ woman IS more graceful than
man" observed the Sage. Not when
shes getting off street car COM
lncntcd the Foo!.-C!ncinnati Enquirer.
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Lisby Rites Held

A final tribute TO the life Of the late
Captain Frank b. Lishy, head pressman
for the Wheeling News and Wheeling
INTEL lgcnccr. who died Thursday morn
ing following short illness. was paid
yesterday afternoon at the home Of VIII
liam G. Fisher. No. 1922 Oregon street.
Steubsuville, Ohio. 4 large concourso
Of friends IN the upper river city turned
out to attend the funeral. There were
quite 4 few friends and acquaintanccs
Of the deceased, as we'll as many Pyth-
ian brothers OF Wheeling who attended
the services. Following the services at
the home. the Pyth!an burial service
was rendered at the grave in Union Gem
ttery, Steubenv!lIc. Pallbearers We're
members of Ohio Valley Lodge No. 81
of Knight sfpythias, and Steuoenrille
lodge NO. !. knights ut Fyth!as.
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Russell Funeral.

The funeral services Tor Mrs E"a
Fmzel Russell, VIE Of George Russell.
who died nj the family home, TpS High
street in this city few days ago, vii!
be held from the place Of death. this
afternoon at . o'clock, III charge Of Rev
J. 7. Morton. pastor Of the West Bridge
port Methodist church. The int"rment
will be made AT L.uwood cemetery, near
Rlainc @
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Interesting Ceremony.

4 large number of the members OF the
Imrrovcd Order Of Red Men, as vel! as
the Degree of Pocrh"nt;ts and friends or
the orders, attended the public lnstal!a-
ton OF the officers of thu local tribe.
IN the Shaffcr hail in Kirkwood last
night. The ceremony which was IN
charge OF the orders district greas
chief Of the order was very interesting
~ those present and the members Hf
Tho order were well pleased with the
success Of the event. Refreshments
were served those present following the
ceremony.
Big Event Friday.
The biggest event Of the year FOR the
members az tn" Belmont County FISH
& GAME Protective association VIII be
held IN the C4ty building Friday eve
ming, when the annual election OF the
ofhcnrs OF the association IS followed
NY the annual banquet for the members
and their friends. The committee III
charge have left nothing undonc which
is likely TO add TO the success or the
evening.
Council to Meet.
An interesting and busy session ~
The city council is scheduled for tonight
At which time a number Of important
matters Will ba laid before tho body fIT
cons alteration. A number OF the inter-
.strd citizens arc planning TO De pres
stTfF
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\ meeting o: Hope ConmInderE.
Knights T"mpIar Will be held Thursday
evening at tho Masonic tempt" on Bel
mont street. There Will be work in III"
degrees. Members will attend from a.!
, PARTS of the county.
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Conservation League

A meeting of the trhi!d Conservation
League Is 10 be held this evening IT me
home Of Mrs. Herbert Kern ON Forty
second street. Tho subject for the meet
Ing will be. "Chi.d Culture, Manners and
Social Relation" Among those 20 take
par: In the program are Mrs. Thomas
Moore. Mrs. Albert Powell and Mrs
Hart FankhausCr.