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Austria to Pick Cabinet.

VIENNA, Jan. 26.-Via London
Jan. 27.-The Austrian national as
sembly will meet Friday to select q
new cabinet. --.,..
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OPERA HAT RETURNS
TO PRISTINE GLORY

NEW YORK, Jan. 27.-Opera hats
have come back. For years they were
as fiat. figuratively, as they are in
their crushed style, but they are again
quite the thing for a visit to Broadway
shows.
One Of the biggest and busiest hat
retailers Of the bright-light section of
broadway is featuring the lately re.
.vlved chapeau in an elaborate window
display. He announces they are
selling at tremendous rate.
Nor, is the velour of recent years
glory dead, according to this same
dealer, who says the bright lights still
twinkle on great numbers Of them.
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MRS. MOLAV|IS
FREED; SWOONs
|. IN COURTROOM
oirI-widow, Whose Pistol Slew
Husband, Proves Good Wit
ness for Herself.

Mrs. Lydie G. Molavi, twenty
four-year-old wife of Abdul Molayi,
for whose death by shooting she
has been on trial for second degree
murder for the past two days In
Criminal Court No. I. was found
not guilty shortly before last mid
night. y
Swoons At Verdict.
The pretty girl.widow swooned
when she heard the foreman of the
jury which had deliberated five and
one-haf hours, announce the verdict
that freed her. Revived few mo-
ments later. she was accompanied to
her home by her attorney. T. Morris
wampler, and her parents.
Mrs. Molavi. the first white wom-
an to be tried for murder in local
courts over a period of twenty
years, made an exceptionally good
witness for herself. and the testi-
mony that came from her own lips
was believed to have been the basis
of the jury's verdict.
Her defense was that the shooting
of her Persian husband as he lay
on a bed In their rooming quarters
at 1914 Rhode Island avenue north.
west on the night Of last April IA.
had been accidental.
Her claim was that she had been
given silent treatment" by her hus-
band and that in an effort to make
him speak to her after many hours
Of silence, she had taken pistol
from a bureau drawer and was in
the act of rails ng 1t to her own head,
pretending she was about to take her
own life, when the, bullet killed
Molavi. She explained that she had
had no intention Of injuring her hus-
band or herself. and that her act
had been only intended to bluff her
husband into breaking a silence
which had become unbearable to her.
Bitterly Contested.
Despite the speed OF the trial. the
case going to the jury at the con-
clusion Of the second day. II was one
of the most bitterly contested legal
battles of recent local court calen-
dars. The prosecution. directed by
Assistant District Attorneys Bertrand
Emerson and A. N Presmont, was
handicapped by an attractive. woman
prisoner, whose story on the stand
was frequently broken by sobs.
outcome Of the trial during the first
day of testimony, but with the in
PRODUCTION of an unexpected Dit Of
evidence yesterday by the prosecu-
ton. there came possibility that
the jury would not accept the
widows story that the bullet that
pierced Molavfs chest had been ac-
cidentally fired.
Attorney Emerson submitted let
ter Mrs. Molavi admitted writing to
a prisoner at the District Jail. whom
she had met on the first day of her
there three days after
the shooting. The letter was written
durins the latter part of June. 5fol.
lowing Mrs. Molavi's release on bond,
anil was presented to show that Mrs
Molsvi had not at that time been
so affected by the death of her hus-
band as she appeared to be when
on the witness stand. *
Letter Sent to Prisoner.
The letter was sent to John
Howry, prisoner employed as a Jail
druggist, who has since teen impris-
oned In Atlanta. II was couched in
endearing terms. and openly admitted
Mrs: Molavi'P infatuation for Howry,
who. she claimed, she had met for the
first time upon her arrival at the jaii.
The letter, though written two months
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w. c. T. U. OPENS DRIVE
TO DRY, CUBA AND MEXICO

CHICAGO. Jan. 27.-The women's
Christian Temperance Union last night
announced campaign ito carry the
truth about prohibition into Cuba and
Mexico" in the hope Of drying UP
these two Gases in the prohibition
desert. .s
b, Mrs. Anna A. Gordon, world and
national president of the w. C. T. u,
personally will conduct the campaign.
starting on a lecture tour into the
two countries early next month. She
will visit Havana, Matanzas. Santiago,
Isle of Pines, New Providence in the
Bahamas. and other large cities.
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FlRE-FIoHTERs BALK At
RUNNING NATAToRIUM

PITTSBURGH. Jan. 27.-Fighting
fires and managing a public swim
ming pool are two different things.
according to officers of the Summit
Hose Company. a volunteer fire COM
pany, which today announced the
proposed sale OF modern hose house
natatorium which has been conduct
ed by the firemen for two years.
Our fellows do not like turning
out and fighting fires and In add
ton spending all their spare time
managing natatorium." said ON Of
fetal OF the company today.
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Blizzard Hits DanviIIe.

.DANvILLE, Va, Jan. 27.-The
deepest snow recorded here in about
twenty-five years is in evidence today.
1t is a foot deep with drifts twenty
feet deep in exposed sections. The
snow which began last night is still
coming down. Street car service is
halted
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MUSIC WEEK
CONCERT

JOHNSON POWELL COMMUNITY
s CENTER u
TONIGHT AT e:1B O'CLOCK.
American" saldte to the Flag; Oath
OF Allegiance to the Flag.
Instrumental number. simple
Confession"
Claude Ballard. yioiinist.
Recreational sinEing-Everybody.
.The Lost Chord" sullivan
Walter Beck Mrs. Beck. ac-
companist:
Recreational singing--Eyerybody.
Vocal solos
t-smiiing Through"
b "Just q Drop OF Honey"
Mrs. Martin Pope, soprano soloist;
Mrs. Albert Merz. accompanied.
Announcements.
Recreationai singing (study Song)
america the Beautiful ~
Everybody.
Artist number--Seiected.
Walter Matson, basso; Mrs. Vivian
Matson. accompanist, ~
Good Night. Ladies"
b The Star-Spangled Banner"
Everybody.
Recreational singing directed by
Robert Lawrence.
Accompanies for Recreation sing
ing, Helen Burkart.
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rasteII on Wednesday n:Sht by Shcr'h
Lynch and pcrrtI"s Fiardesty ana Raj
et"p and !, IS alleged that quant'ty
f I.quo-. ma II and 4 Fn, Tcr" '"nn"
T.. the orriC"rs Lab"shi comes from
Willow Grove.
St Clairsvtue Briefs.
Mr. and NrS. !. Z. Moor" OF ih's
riac" LET; ycst"r'lay for Auburn. ~ !
where they will spend some time Win
relatives.
Attorney Gc"rr" 'c"i" Of bridgeport
was a business ralIr- here yesterday.
rJyd" Hatcher Il Pittsburgh spent
yesterday at the home OF Mr.. and MIS-
John Sidebottom on Marietta street
,ayd" I.appcrt Of ISollaire was caller
IN $, CTa!rsyil!e yesterday.
Charles SpraEuc of bridgeport was IN
town on business yesterday
{. W Madden Of Eol'a:-e was bust
moss visitor here Thursday.
August Kern Of Ec'airc was IN ST
CIaIr+vtiir on business Yesterday.
m" Cprut" Fair Eiy"A in the parlors
Of Tho local Methodist Church last
evening was a decided success and a
large number arc expected 10 attend
again this evening.
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ST, CLAIRSVILLE
Probate Court

James :. Dixon. deceased. VII! ana
arr,irl,i,n to admit 10 nr"oa'" "!"o
~, v,,cr OF notice and consent |"
rrnh,,c TIED by widow and each or n"\'
Of KIN rrsidcat Of this state. TcSu-
mrrv &c Witness Jennie L. NlhT.and "a"
eo reduced t. writing and Med. Te@t-
r.or, If two witnesses TO III" signature
Of Robert H. C.ay.and. a deceased VII
moss ,aiicr. reduced 10 writing ana h!"n'
VIA admitted t. probate and record or
dCrc1
Citation t. widow 20 mi sc A"r "'cCt'"n
uotr- Will ordered and issued.
sad citation returned and h'"H en-
do~srd with Acknowledgement Of *"rrI0c.
Widow came into open court ana elect
Cd tp take under III" Will.
Jaw .. Smith. deceased. A70i''1l'ion
flied for appointment Of AdminiStrn'"t
with tho will annexed. Fond s@2'0oo'"o
clcd ard approved. Appointments made
letters ordered and issued. inventory
nrIcrcd order Issued. Continued
GEORGE \. rryor. deceased. Inventory
0IcI orrrnved and record ordered.
CYtat!on to Wow 70 make her election
rc.urncd and fled. endorsed with tc-
knowlcdCncnt Of service.
William Ross Carlo deceased. ADpi-
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p"t~rs" rnn,~!;rc.. Her subject wa2
''l.ahur and ti.r courts.

u
I'"t"rS" '"n'mi''N her
I.a""r an" u" COURTS
Bollare BHefE
Nt.rr,.cv la8i y. WaId"l AND N't"T-
roy Chester =. E"dry,:"k hA".' returned
f.on' II y:.,.' Ut Cu'umr':S.
Nj. and Mr.: / l." SMITH 90 ".,5h'
" Va. ua," been visiting "'r th";T
!nn Nlri Smith al Guernsey sire,
M"mNr-F g. th" Mar ana Maf M
iHpi" class "C hhr Son'h h"!!aiT" Nc,I.-
,h: Erisr"''J1 church cD'"rt'in'd win
"A flH-ywurk Vnr'y at tn" IA' t"Aat;o
lretcrd.,y H:icr"""n.
MaA Du~l. commander "f the Nm
NIi",ur L"@."H r">; Of I~''.A'F'' WIZ
- r,l,r@,a.r visitor last might
N'rAr SNrEfaa; Joseph Mcmahon ha'
resumed MS WORK al We '~'S
u':"- n'."a on duty for ""Hers' i "'Fn'-,
n"ran-e O.. sickness. l'urinF Ms a's ,i',''
John douglass WORKED on 81" '''''''
force
Andy NuSh". PROPRIETOR OF 'hH o."
r'.-r.H "uoi room. has inS'a''"H
RADIO "T'h" for receiving the "'S '''" Nv
baseball. scores by innings
meeting o! Tlack lT''" 'o"E7
!N!Ee. knights Of lEtA"s VIA nM ""'"
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MnMECHEn
Library Site 20 BIO Chosen

\ meeting OF The city runhrI AMI the
library committee VITA Mayor g. &.
Morrin will he hrih next Tuesday even
ing in the hiciicrh.n arhp"I building for
the purp cSu Of deciding m = site for the
new library. Several people have offered
SUgEc~i ions e., 20 u .p"s!Alr ,or-I;ion Tor
the new imGti,ui.rn. "MiCn lie commit
tee j. 50 >lrCHIOuS.y cndfaEorihS 10
raise funds &, uulIF "a" members OF
ia" committee: wish Ia huiid the Struc-
;u~. IN :; ccn'r.,. Io...l!0n, convenient to
all.
The members oc the library committee
rcYucs, that all p"~<ou. having books
u donate t. -" library dc!iNer them at
the school buihMng 10y SATURDAY noon, as
they contemplate. buying some Of, the
books neat wccE and dc not wish 10 ou!
the SAN" looks that viii b. donated
THIS mc"ii".; neat Tuesday evening VIII
+. An imr"r;Ar; ono and AL council
members are requests! - lie present.
Dawson Funeral
Funeral services for the L.iC Mrs. H.
t.. lawson. Of this city, who d:cd at the
homo .: her rar"nt-. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
#. Davis. Of Metz West Virginia. yes
icr,!Iy morning, following an operation
at the Glcud:,i" hospital, VII! II" held
from inr Methodist church q. G!orers
Gap trrnornw morning at II "'c'ock. In
rcrrrcn: Will b, made at tn" ,iiuvers Gap
cemetery.
Annual Flower Sale
Tho annual Elst"- "oNcr salr or IN!
members OF tire ChiiSt.un church began
Yesterday morning at the pser meat
market. on Mnr:hnll stree. good sale
Of the flowers Wa reported yesterday
and the ncm"-# expect 10 sell ali of
their flowers before tomorrow night
Ladies Aid Entertained
Ms. Ar1ninda sharp and Nrs. Basil
rafferty, dalichtful!y entertained the
members o. the I.ad:e4, Aid society OF
the FRS. church Of God - th"!r howe
n, Marshall street last evening. Fob
lowing a business session the members
enjoyed scN cral hours of social raStirc
after which a delicious luncheon was
served.
Gardens Started
Many people Of this city are utilizing
their back Yards for gardens this year
md the male members OF most of the
families sDcnt the greater part of their
snare tinc Yesterday 1t work in these
wards. Although IN paSt years many OF
tho reoplc Of this city have had small
farms IN their back yards and vacant
lots Il seems that they have taken more
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interest IN the art Of gardening
year.
Injured Lad Improving

interest IN the art Of gardening e41
,,o,- s4,.s
Injured Lad Improving
Vincent Markcy. Yon o: Mr.. and -Nfs.
Philip H. Markcy. pf Fourth stree.
recovering nicely crSrn injuries receixed
when he WAS run ddssu 10y an auto sStt
Marshall street Wednesday eVenteeA
The accident happrn.d when ne ~
playing with SEVERAL other ch1ldreua
the street and not noticing the Appf3's
ing machine. stepped in front OF i1se
suffered slight injuries and bruises ana
at a late hour It was stated that NJ w.
rssstnr easy. f. I
Meyers Aites
The last sad rites over tho bodHSef
Mildred. n.ne-months-old daughtsNSE
Mr. and Mrs Richard Meyers. wholus0
ut her hom., Wednesday morning At
$50 O'Clock. will bs held from tno M
lily residence this afternoon at 3:3o. Afns
services will be In charge Of Rev. f31a
L. Flanagan Of the Methodist cnnen
Interment will be made at hSfkN=
Mcchen cemetery.
Special Programs
The various churches OF this dSy-1dh
hold special Easter services and D9eesS
programs on next Sunday DorninG
evening. The children OF the Suno0
school classes Of the churches viii ray
der the programs. which will cons"t
mostly Of musical mum beTs. -,
McMecheu Personals
Miss Anna Cook IS able TO be -ous
SITTER a brief Illness.
The egg rolling contest IS echsduied
for tomorrow afternoon in the Midway
addition. The members OF tho JuAdof
League OF the ". L. church will tsfe
part in the contest.
Mss Francis Hnnley. studenA q.
Fairmont State Normal is spending the
Easter vacation with her parents 90
North Marshall street. Y
Mrs. J. II. Brown spent yesterday mi
Pittsburgh shopping. - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Max EssiS. Of Pitts
burEh. will spend Easter with relatives
in this city.
George Franklin has returned nome
from Pittsburgh, where he has been
visiting.
Eayrord s Daley. Of ParkersburS'
will spend Easter visiting friends-h
This city. -.
Miss Gladys Ciatewood Is Visiting
friends n Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Marley: have
, gone to Columbus where they Will spend
tho weekend visiting with friends.
Mrs. II. II. Dawn, OF North Marshall
street is able 10 be out after . rsoeNe
Illness.
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cation fled Tor REORGANIZATION OF inherit
iar,c TAX. Tax d,,-r!Lircd without
,ul..,r.. .,r,,r,:,,I r,.li3E 10 tax Gu".
L. ". lfarIw!r!t. G,"rl:.,d ~Npplira-
,ion Med for determination Of Inn"rIt-
an, ,,y Tax DETERMINED without .NII!
tor, a,.n-:,:=,l rrdip. no tax dive
liayr1nrI !. I'r,rc,, Decreased. Final
account rlrd SGT tur hc.tr.u:; Nay -.
1872. Notir. ordered.
E'iyaIcth krni'.:. isrras"i I'rn"f OF
arbitration Of notice 49, ap?oinrn'nC
:!.c!. approved and r"Nnrf ordered
Realty Leeds
Nudy Ealeh and Anna Eal"k 10 larry
N Ir,--nlJ Tract nC land in " hc"lIrS
Township. Consideration Sl.OG.
y "a ro,hcl and E.a \. Bethel to
l-,nr, t,,r,,,h --rar, Of hand In
,.,.,.'-..,,. ,,,,.'.l, ;.. classification ;In0
4 ,r,.,.o !. lIucr ~ Hen
,,r,,cc., perI,ins
."t''. ''''" ,.,,,ii.r.,:on
Loo "o' III l'''''N'''
Slo'V.
I. :. Nalior"" ana lara NJ. "''
- shepherd end sons Lou -" ="
ElociI l. &C l'"m"Nir" "1H'f'"h )" i''''
eGda. Consideration E'.v"-
William shea and Nina NI'" 80 ,,.,,
u'' g, m
1oHhA"'P' '",,, -, - r-r.,
G"orE" ~ N"o'"H'.' ~,
l'atek ana JoScphIh" "''N'
l61 IN West f'iia'r@ '""'''''' '''''
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FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Ont Ugly Sreta.
how 10 Remove ESet1y. ''"-.-

Heres a chance, Miss Frecke-taeA b
try remedy FOR freckles wt0Sethe
guarantee of n reliable concern that It
will not cost YOU a penny unless IT re-
moves tho freckles; while II Il does
give YOU a clear complexion the expense
is thrilling.
Simply get an ounce OF othine-
double streneth-from any druggist and
4 few applications should SHOW you
how easy It Is to rid yourself OF the,
homcly freckles and get bea4dfui
complexion. Rarely is Ef're than cos
ounce needed for the orst case: ~. ~
Be sure to ask the/druggist for the
double strength Othine as this strsnSfh,
is sod under guarantee OF money oAx]
il it fails to remove freckres-AdN:- -
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MARTINS FERRY
MOONSHINE STILL
OWNERS FINED S4O0
MAJOR nrr E1s Rtg Court SESSION
Following Series Of R.a1ds

MAJOR Dur had his hands full last
wight ythe- re lad to pass CIT fines for
ls1uor -,ola'ors who were arrested In
RAIDS early TIucsGly morning. Red
M-rlssr, uas t-cd t+An Cor having
,,u AVID nash - his possession on
Tfrro.r- st-e"t George Cage was
God -" sans Cu- having liquor in H.
20 session .ir" l'onA"r of First street
mad. RIO officers =, through a IS foot
ti-7ai co- HIS Sril ana liquor but that
did ~, bother tn officers in the least.
Iia also wa aacd 800 for his trouble
Sc -.,l Others aliens were fined 500
for , tolatiu. the iNth Amendment
tn" ra,ds mad" hy the officers to,aled
81 rn.'- - barrel OF w;tsh and plenty
OF ..q,!or. The rad also nctted IN" men
AID one woman. II appears a. though
no rri,-t,r,.rs ns-e preparing for Z,
h,- TIN" tor Easter and were not stCH.
ring VITA small quantities. Several
cues have been found by Service nirrc-
Tor Swc.ny who found sewers stopped
10 ~ttl mash
Ready 20 Clean Up
Al a meeting OF the persons !-.erest-
- ~ the cleanup week %hich starts
~ this city next Monday. al plans we're
cor,p!etsd ard ers-y thing is ready 70.
s,,rtine. Members or the Board %
trade Kiwaris cub city officials and
r,emhers OF different organizations were
present and have signihed their inten-
lions OF making this campaign Success
INSPECTORS will be here from different
narts Of the state TO look over tho work
The officials are Determined TO make
tbs campaign a great success and want
tre cooperation Of the public In so
5otns
Much Mall Going Through
The local postOfSico has been utterly
.S.ap2cd with mail caused by the
I:,ster rush. There Is no danger OF
the local mail force being hung up as
4 result OF the rush ~ they got the
christmas mail out IN good order and
on time.
Ask Bids for Paving.
II was rumored about town yesterday
that IN" bids for the paving OF Colcrain
pike had been advertised and that the
bid will oe let in the near tutura IT Is
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BRIDGEPORT
MARTIN BICL DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
v.~--sy genvcod Tpoe Mu
Moro Recently conduoteo
Grocery Store

Moro hocenNy
Grocery SooF"'
,.,.,,,
N7-''- Esgl aged Is, do"d al '.T .4.,..
Q. First street. N"iAaN'"', ~,
e,,o-rcor. following several H.arN 49,,
ne lie vas burn i" \uS'-'' - me-. =.
CT Na-'h =. lS1S. ard carr ." ~,
count. whHH nut wa NN
M l. former ""'1l"l" - '9'
-rh, Works. 4; E"u"""'. ~ TX ,.,,n
o. a. I y,l.rN'rist "" ..Eed N
Esl,li-". FrnTr where he cam.
CITY acd has devoted MS lo''
cory SIOre in A"tnaF"'s .A.,,,s
He was q member pE -. N"t''"!
rh2Sch. lie IS survived ~ as We 49,
four children. Miss t'nml'
pninc. MISS MaTsar'; a"d ''''''
hor's. ., ,ae
The SN0H-ai va - ~ dr. =
t'iwi,y home SaiHr"A> i,tel.
O'Clock. N"E. f2th'F =. 80 -....,ts
C. St Anthem! 'hi, w. sar,,.> cc,n.
i7terT"nt will ." IN -. NH>'''"'
r'sry At Blaine. ONO.
Everything Fixed up Toe,
Courrt,upan pj,N"n a'H'u''SeA -,
rfSht iNat the G;ttIcu ,tiHs pew" "
G"r"~t TrrtI"S o. tNS ''G.1 -,
r.Xsd M and everything - :" ~ ,,a
Sorr- sight tronb,e arose 90 I.,s
back OF -" marking OF % inc ''',i -
although me trouble "'t no. 49, Tho
much. - caused bit ~ !N'eIcS''
work OF fiii,nS II II" concrete sue -
the rNId viii be done TO-DAY
Ready for Ferry.
Players on INC local HiSh S"No0' 80
ball team announced EEstetCN9 -,
they IRE N Sine snap" i"r '.'
with Martins Ferry. Much interest," ~
,-CrSsA over snH defeat o. L-.IS'N A''N
a very larre crowd IS expected 10 q >V'',
this evening. TT" game Will oe P'AS
a. League Iarn and Will &c started AT
O'CLOCK.
Several in 1Astitu1e-
Several merchants OF ms - ..t,n.o
Joined tie Retail Merchants lnS'''u..
~ Martins Ferry. II j. thouSht t"1'
several rcrs Will apply TOT aoi" S>''"'
The me7rhan,S took ready :n"tSN' ~
the matter As soon as II VAS ms, t,,
II this city. They aud ther c'''NS W.
listen - lectures BY well known SPEAK
p~S on tho subject OF making tne'r re-
tail business better and more eit'c'eo1'
B. q o. Pay.
Local Z. & O. employees received tAc'r
ray yesterday and as result tners ""S
a steady stream 10 the BANKS d" u":'
Although the yards were cut conS'Ce.
ably. the men Will not nave any 80
-
money un;h the next P"!'
on the =Sth OF TINS nlo"S"'
hoard ~'-I - -, ~ This
Several o'Sc'atS mo s.Jt.j,S ,est,-
mony on the Pace murder case s' s,st,
day, The case was ontS 1T ~ 80 land
Witnesses ~e'e ,>,asassio,
Jury at their resulaI sessu.,
epee14 A-..ori.,, church
Inc HFH"opr s..,,,s Eos.cr sun
Vii nave Specia' SCI $50 pri1fed with
cay - 'lt.o Tbe choir has been
ire Wn"'c - ,,ueir FOR
pracuS,hs spsv.n rscor, attendance
ho'lS Usne '"'N "''0
- eNP'~' .,. r,sr rrv
aa,srd.a unon
IL 'oT''let 'A'I 90 rivi,r he
ire nuHoe' % .h,s Month. So
H"d'L DC III b,d M mine
FAR ta'S month. nc 10 ..aJ
cases "H'cn Is 20 oe
AN ~ 49, .,oo, .-e
seniors At 'ne 90. - r-aG,,attnn
haTd a. WoTA prey Tne s,saker
%a,cA taxes pace n r,sas has not
Tor eommeNce"eHt . - o,,cctsd 70
le'n ""''eu yaryrs The
re announced II u"e ne". - :, ..n-
last examinations VIZ -, M ga
rart % May ana al SsH'''9
ErldpeDort Briefs.
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Several members &C the Knights OF
Malta. Il new organization, will attend
the meeting In the old Masonic temple
,cnignt. 4 membership campaign IS
being made In this city and several have
el-eady Joined. Many members Will NC
taken IN tonight hat Will not be init-
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II was rumored about town yesterday
that the bids for the paving OF Colcrain
pike had been advertised and that tho
bid will oe let in the near future. II Is
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Pats.e Zel.nsEo. q West BeHa're vas
before Mayo Io17 r wyatt yesterday
20 answer 10 n charge OF violating the
Ilouo- laws Police raided his home at
I,i3vood. west Of Relaire. and found
some roonshine. fn~ CT 5000 was
assessed. Il was not paid ard the mr. =
was PIT IN the city jail
Three-Hour Devotous
three hours devotional service -
10 be hn,d at tho Trinity Episcopal
church from noon until :. m. today.
The pastor. Re-. Herbert ". Hunter
vii hnvn charge OF the service. The
co,Inrtinn NJ this scr,i'' VIII E" 10 tho
Near East Relief. Saturday afternoon
at / O'Clock there Wi" be infant oa2-
Gs:n at this church.
Reception SUNDAY
Thnre will 40 = reception cor new
members at tho Presbyterian church
,his evening. The reception will follow
a Good Frldav church service which Will
begin at $50 O'clock. Rcy. Floyd Nc
r;ra-y. tho pastor. viii give special
sermon. Services hay" rc"n under way
ca>h evening thta week in this church.
Prayer Service Today
THE Woman'e Home Missionary 80
,,,e,y 81 the prs, MethodiSt Ep!Sco0a
churcn and friends o. the society VII
cbserve ,odav as dav % praH"-. \
r-a~e- .orvire = :" ," he'd IN tho
assec,blr room ~ tie church this after
noon from 3 70 1 o'clock. The members
are urged TO bring their LentNn offering
70 this service.
At o. p. Church
The Preparation and the Conversion
or Peter" That IS the subject for the
sermon At the First Reformed church
this evening 10 be given by Rev. Perry
II. RauIran. the pastor. The service Is
the final one OF the week preceding the
gpecial services Eas:er Sunday. LAST
night Rev. Baunan spoke on the sub
Iect The FA,l % Judas"
Scout Circus Tonight
Tho indoor circus OF tho Boy Scout
troop OF tho Union Mission Is to be
Given this evening at the Gravel XIII
school gymnasium. Many tickets have
been sold and tho gymnasium will like
~ he tlilcd TO capacity. There arc man y
features on the program. Harvey
Gardner. comedian. will appear In n
negro mouologue. Ernest Bishop viii
give \ tumhI!ng act and John Wilson
Hayes will give BoVery approximations