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quality, our prices are consistently
lower than elsewhere throughout the
year.
We are known far and near as ex-
ponents of the very small profit prin-
ciple, Notwithstanding the fact that we
sell direct to the wearer, depending
entirely upon a.large volume of busi-
ness for success.
We will not conduct any so-called
"sales" at the end of the season, for
the simple reason that our goods will
not be marked up in season to take
care of reductions later on.
WONDER clothes will be sold at
the one and only price 365 days in the
year for each and every garment in
the store, regardless of whether its a
fine worsted suit, a topcoat, sport suit,
a two-pants suit, golf suit, silk-lined
tuxedo or any other kind of suit, in
any size, including stouts, longs, shorts
and stubs, and that price will always
be $21.
our product with clothes selling at from !
,ur values are little less than sensations
atronage, always bearing in mind that
customer is thoroughly satisfied.
ars to have more cents.
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! THE THEATRES ;
DETERMINATION" IS
GOOD, CLEAN PICTURE

Denomination" is at tho Court tn'S
wrck II ~ said To b. 4 true porlraS"'
&c jifc in rhr Whitr"hapcl quarter o1
Iru,,nn. AlrhcuS Lincoln. VIII" has lh'
Iual rnl.. of John Morton, head OF the
mission settlement. and James h"lVaI"'
III. gambler who has never failed /"
take 4 bet and who has never !"St onf'
shows fine bit Of repression as TN"
mission head and a joNial disposition 10
rake fate as it comes as the gambler.
After apparently having been BRANDED
os .ho Mr.. lIydnJuf Il double character
1ohn Morton Is told on his thirl'rth
birthday that he has hrn'h"r' lot
,rhon, he has been mistaken ard mis-
Judged. \ meeting is brought about ny
q ..Irl of the Whtechaptl quarter wn"
has proved the faithful friend OF Mol
,oIc. and tho brothers are reunited. IN"
1,uI.htnr Of an American senator. inter
n..cd IN charities and, Incidentally IN
rh, manly head OF the Whtt"chaprl ms
SION. upon learning that the head OF me
mission and the Paris gambler arc two
separate entities. rcgains her faith an"
marricS the mission head.
Tho play IS we'll staged ana cN'"P-
tionally we'll acted. 1t is SHOWN once
each afternoon and twice each night.
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"POLLY WITH A PAST
OPENS COURT STOCK

That Wheeling il going To thorough!
arprcciate tho venture Of Manager VII
liam Riley in bringing 70 the 'our
theatre for summer season Il tal'h""
COMPANY Of artists headed BY ou' own
charlotte WINTERS. In classy stock pro
auctions is evidenced by m" rtr'Tt! IN
which playgocrS are subscribing lot 50" =
son tickets. The books yer" opehtH
Monday and the box office force nave
hccn kent busy taking orders ma cell
Ing for The OPENING which occurs mex:
Monday night when BHlasco's clever
comedv. Polly With 4 Fast" Will oc
offered as the initial prohucuon'
patrons can have the same seats
throughout tho summer run b. select
Ing location and lcovinG name and al
dress at box office.
Miss WINTERS is well and iaVorahly
known here and her debut next week
viii he watched with interest. " me
the little lady has toured successfully
en- rnod attractions Of high Calihrc.She
has never had the opportunity or ap-
nearing before tho home foiks' IN
star mart. In Polly With Il Pas she
yDI assume tho role made famous ny
Ina claire with her her ability. locks
and nose. she should create / sensation
On tho opcning night. Miss Wyntcr3 viii
be supportcd by the best acting COM
many tina, mas ever appeared in stocE
rroduction in this city. each and every
mart having been assigned To artists
who have tho ability and clcvcrness TO
NIT II over in thoroughly intelligent
aud artistic manner. There will be
ma,inces on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
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tanment at the Plaza this week where
ne IS appearing In his latest picture.
Up and Going" Il story OF the tan
nrlian Northwest Min seems equally
clever at all sorts Of out-of-door work.
In this picture he gives fine exhibit
ton of handling Il canoe. shooting
through the rapids like an Indiat. The
picture has many features and NIX. d
course, is always up and going.
The baiancc Of the program - II
kceping with the above extraordinary
Offering. consisting or the funny Snuh
Pollard in his latest and mirth provok-
ing comedy. Full or Pep" Jimmy Au-
broy Is ar added comedy reel. HIS
jonah Dav." and tn" Plaza News
Weekly which this week shows a con-
,inuation Of the vital question, Pace 4"
FaCo With Japan
The Plaza next week will offer an
extra special attraction. Thurman. IN"
Man With tho Penetrating Eyes. You
can ask him anything. he'll toll you
You can write your questions at h"n'.
bring them To tho theatre and without
lokine at them he calls your name ana
initials an danSwcrs your question. u"
advance in tho admission. same remain
ing at ten and twenty-five cents.
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St. Louis Editor Honored

New Work. April c5.-At tho 'lrs'
meeting Of tho board ~ directors 81 tho
newly formed American Society o.
Newspaper Editors. held here today, "t.
N,ers Tor the organization were elected;
Casper 5 Tost. editor Of the 81 Louis
Globe Democrat was elected PreS'den''
Other officers are. First vico preSlnent
Frank I. Cobb, ot III" New fork Noria
sc,ond vice president. F.. I piper ~ the
Portland OrcGnntan. secretary r.. g.
Horewood. Of the Fleroiani RAIN heh''
er. and treasurer. T.. = heCh' OF 'hc
Chicago Tribune.
TIL. PURPOSE II the new society Is I"
,..,.t editors in n solution Of country
Wide editorial problems.
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CALLED TO EXPLAIN
SALES OF STOCK
Prosecutor Questions L. r. Steel
Service Corporation Represent
alive Regarding Operations

Ralph Freeman. representative OF
the /. Il. Steel Service corprauon'
with headquarters in the Nolan
building here. was called 10 the Office
Of Prosecuting Attorney Carl u.
Bachmann yesterday afternoon, for
the purpose Of explaining his oper'
ations in Wheeling. No action was
taken, Mr. Freeman producing papers
of the company. while the proSecut'
ing attorney announced he would con-
tinuc his investigation into tho com
pany's business transactions
This action was taken following a
letter being received by City CLERK
Walter NJ. Evans from J. W. DoretIer'
OF Middleton. Ohio Tn" letter was
turned over TO Prosecutor Bachmann
and Deputy Sheriff Dave t!cary sent
20 bring Mr.. Freeman to the pToSNcut-
OrS office.
Tho letter stated that hc noerflcr(
was one Of the "SuckcrS" of Tn" com.
panv, adding that tho man who sold
me the stock IS now sales manager
in your ci,y CRalph Frecman)'. In
CONCLUSION lJOCrlIt'' - ltl'tl Fh'u =
Tell tho people for inc 70 put their
money where they can control IL Them
selves. and keep il away from me l..
X. Steel Service corporation.
Freeman admitted selling stock to
Middleton. He said the office was
still maintained there and the reason
he left was that nc was offered bet
ter position in Wheeling. He denied
there were any irregularities in his
transactions.
on March 30, Mr.. Freeman obtained
q permit in the clerks office to sell
stock in Wheeling. 1t is said he has
several statesmen on his staff and has
been diSposing. or trying 10. OF shares
in Mr.. Stcela chain Of five and ten
cent stores. and their enterprises.
Steel whose name is given TO the par
ent organization, was formerly con-
nected with some Of tn" w"ll-estah.iSh'
cd chain of stores companies. but sew
cred his connection as III" result or Dill
ferenccs with the management OF the
last ono Do was with.
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DEBATE TO feature
CHURCHMEN'S MEET
Elabor1ts Program For Ohio valley
Club Meet 1t Noundsvills Tonight

A meeting Of the Ohio Valley Church
mems club will be held at the Trinity
Episcopal church. Moundsville. this eve
ming at S o'clock. An elaborate pro-
gram has been arranged and a most
enjoyable evening Is assured those plan
ming 20 attend.
The program will include very In
tercsting debate. Resolved: That the
woman SUFFRAGE amendment has re-
suited in an improvement in political
affairs" The Wheeling organization
will have two contestants in the debate
and Ballaire and Martins Ferry Will
each he represented with one partlci-
pant.
Edward Cornelyn's Harmonious Syn
copators will render several selections
Delegations from the Churchmen' s
clubs Of Wheeling Moundsville. Wells
burg. Bella!rc and Martins Ferry will
be in attendance.
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.RE[|MRE Roy HELPS FRESH|ES
tn WIN VIZ J, |NTER-CLASS MEET
YurHY FOURTH HIGHEST 1Np1'
VDUAL or ANNUAL 1NTEA-
CLASS YIELD MEET
Yrta6richs, Of TriAdslphlA High q
Also Helpsd Yrsshtss-Rscords
SLOW

washington Pa. April .6-WashinS'
ton and Jefferson Freshmen won the an
nual interclass track and field game
here this afternoon with total OF IS =
points The Sophomorcs were second
With S7H. and Juniors third. with 20
and the Seniors last. with l."
Tho Freshmen eNcclled in the sprintS
taking all the places IN the lhO-yard
dash aud all but one In the 22O-yaru
dash and the quarter-mtle. while the
upper classmen were superior IN the
held eyents.
Alderette. the sensational New MeSl-
ran Freshman. was the individual star
OF tho meet. with three flrsts and on"
second West IN" Sophomore col"rea
lad and Capta!n Kemp Conn. JHn'"t'
each had two trsiS and fourth. The
records were only fair. weather c"ndl'
lions operating against excellent MARKS
The summary:
1oo-yard dash-Won by Aldcr"t'e.
Freshman: second. Futhcy. Freshman;
third. Harmony. Freshman: fourth. Gill
more. Freshman. Thine 10 S-5.
220-yard daSh--Won by Futhy. Fresh
man: second. Alderettc. Freshman;
third. Harmony. Freshman; tourlfr
Style, Senior. Time: IS As.
4to-yard dash-Won by West. Sopho-
more: second. butcher. Freshman: third.
Allen. Freshman: fourth, Nanpyke' Jun
ior Time: SIS IS.
One-halC mile run-Wo2 by butcher,
Freshman: second. Reuter-. Sophomore;
third. Allen. Freshman: fourth. Swos'
ger, Sophomore. Time: ear 40.
Mile run-Won by Reuter-. Sophomore:
second, McKisSolk. Freshman; third.
fourth TlmeN
500 S-5.
Two mile run-wou by Taylor. Jun
Tor; second. Lucas. Senior: third Reuter-.
Sophomore: no fourth. Time: 1886.
12o-yard hurdles-Won by X. Conn.
Junior: second. Haddcn. Sophomore;
no third or fourth. Time: $500.
22o-yard Manifestation by Alderette.
Freshman: second. Harmony. Freshman;
third, Gibson, Sophomore: fourth. HAD
den. Sophomore. Time: 81 As.
Iunning broad jump-Won by Alder
cite. Freshman: second. Style. Senior;
third. Malone. Freshman: fourth. Futh-
ey. Freshman. Distance: 20 feet.
Running high jump-Won by {.
Conn, Junior: second. Futhey. Freshman
and MADDEN, Sophomore. tied: Fourth
Weinman, sophomore. Height: feet,
inches.
Putting IS pounds shot-Won by
Ericsson. Senior: second. Hadden. Sopho,
more; third, WilSohs. Freshman: fourth.
West, Sophomore. Distance: So feet. n
inch.
Throwing the javelln-Won by West
Sophomore; second. wilgohs. Freshman:
third, Fredericks. Freshman: fourth. h
Conn. Junior Distance: 1t3 feet
poIs yaultinS-won by X. Conn. Jun
tor: second Riggs. junior; third, C
Conn. Junior: Malone. Freshman. and
EnkIn, Sophomore. tied. Height: 10
feet.
Throwing the discus-Won by MOI
rat Freshman; second. Wilgohs, FRESH
man: third, Marion. Sophomore; fourth
E,rader,cks. Freshman. Distance: 100
feet.
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Dust 1T the p"a"u.% and get your
,hruu,% r"..d, for III" pink l"in"naoc
for the CIRCUS is canning /" town Ana
heinz, Sells Flu;r circus. there ts never
any doubt az {" lh' quality OF the en-
tcrt;.:ument.
l;ut this Sra%o:. I IS douOl" snow
havin combined with the equally Ia
nous IflfCalo BilrS Wild West snow
Matinee and evening shows VIII Ne
given N Wheeling n E'!I,:;.y. April Is.
4 clean up-to-,hr- minute show. Sells
Floto always has been. ba; If newspaper
critics tell me truth. iand they always
dol. /, l. in a class 10y itself this year
Opening the third annual ChlraE"
Coliseum engagement the papers IN the
Windy city were lavish n their praise.
The entire performance. exactly az u
was presented there. w'l roS'''N'lF
come u Wheeling.
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These may be considered
sure signs and should be
given prompt attention.
Drcco, the great root and
herb remedy, has proven
powers to quickly over
come indigestion an d
other forms of stomach
trouble. -.

II YOU ever feel any Of the numerous
outward symptoms which denote that
vour stomach Is out of order or thai
your digestion is impaired. you are not
treating fair with yourself II you do
no, take immediate steps TO correct the
underlying trouble.
Do YOU have full feeling in your
stomach after meals: does gas bloat you
YOU helch or have acid risings when
III. YOU have 20 loosen your clothes: 90
huron your stomach: do you feel there's
n lump in your throat that you cannot
swallow; does shortness Of hreath OF
heartburn annoy you: do you nave
cramps diarrhoea or suffer from con
st!rati"n?
II any 81 thcS" symptoms oothef Sou'
10 time should he lost in Getter DOT
II, Of Drccu. the pure liquid extract Oh
many roots. herbs, harkS and leaves.
which has actually proven to thousands
who suffer from stomach troupie lh'9
!. Quickly wipes GU; this malady.
Drcco IS pleasant 20 take. prompt 10
ac, and can l.. secured at any druE
store.
Mr.. Rlaek. the veil Known Drsco M.
port. has ssadqlArtsrS st Q. u. 6r1sst
+ Co., 20 rAst the iocal publ ara eS'
pla!n tho merit, Of this grSat remedy
Sos him eodAy.-AdT'
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BEAUTIFUL SHOW
IS "ADAM AND EVA

The writer had tho pleasure Of wit
Messing the performance Of Adam and
Eva" last night Mt the Rex Theatre.
Much to cvcryone's surprise. the play
WAS we'll up to any of tho S2.h0 shows
one SECS In the cities. The Fees-Ball
Players mus; b" given credit for sew
eral things; first of all. they have al
ways been known as good mixers. good
clean mon. with business ability, clever
actors and n smile for everyone. They
have had good rcputafions as being reai
citizens. and a credit to tho city. They
give Us their best. and if ono dropa
around to $40 them At tn" Rex. they will
l-c highly entertained. Let us wish them
success. as they deserve. with such
company. and with such plays. they will
get the support. that the city has al
ways given them.
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Three rings. two STAGES and M
moth iiIp ,d:oms ira tor the w Il"
West races and other cNcntS) VIII p';
bus.ly occupied with OVER "ne h"huE'''
headline circus acts H"r SeIiS-Fi"t" -
a real circus. rot Il doS and pony or
wild animal show.
lleadin" the aC'S Will y" IN" famous
Riding llHnn"f"rdH and !""c''S. '"'
worlds I--.&tcSt clown rider; '"N'
trouprs Of dIrin2 chimes" circus stars
r.rrrrr,fu,, for the frs, time out Of their
own country and offering an rHAih.'l""
both thrilling and uujVU". IL" HyinE
Nelson's. six hcrGH Of elephants, in'!"d-
ing the largest and SMALLEST in carNr'
ity. ard scores al clowns am pref!
ladies'; bertha lrC%"n. IN" Julian III
;inEc of III" wire. is one" more under
the Sells FlOtn banner.
A blk street parade at II o'clock.
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EDITOR CHARGED WITH
MURDER AT DURANGO

D,-,,co Colo. April 26.--Shortly
ot,o- roroncr's jury had returned 4
.rdic, holding Rod s. Day. editor OF
ia Dur,nro Democrat. responsible" Tor
,bc death OF William l." Wood. Guy
,ai,,r ~ the Durango Herald. tn" dis
,rIct attorneys office announced 'hh'
nm Information charging FIRST d"tr"
murder prub7hly would be hl"d against
(sIv tomorrow.
Wood va" aho' Monday noon on
Jown,own street here following Il news
...rc- en- ror~r"v over the "lEhtr"hth
,rc,drrcn, that Ind lasted for several
4 w ,,
Accordl' - 80 .'im"nr NJ IN" inHn''''
" OILS ha"' go 'nrHrd '""''" Ivy
rlcn III" 'nt'"r fired.
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xas NARY CHRISTOPHER

StsterSyille. APRIL -b.--Mrs' MdF'
Christopher. wife of ciar& CHRISTOPHER
nassed away ut her home here follow
inr a five days Illness Of heart drsraS"
Mrs. Christopher was :" years "' age
Her maiden name was Mary Nlcc!S AM
she was married 10 Mr.. CaTlS'ophe'
f.fty-fuur years ago.
Besides her husband "he Is survived
nv I'VE children: Mrs. Ella Miles an'
george Christopher Of this city: MIS-
Eror.nce Ohl!nEcr Of E"w Mart'nSriI!2
S,.;,lian and Ben CHRISTOPHER OF AlIi'
ance, O. The following brothers ana
s,sters also survive: william. 'i""FE'
Perry and Bert Nicely. Mrs. Ida COOK
and Mrs Alice Kahi". all q; IarK"rs
burg.
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YANKEES vs.. GREYS

The fans OF the South Side Will DO
treated TO one OF the best games OF the
1ea,. next Sunday on the Twenty-siNth
street grounds when the fast little an
kee A. c. baseball team clashes with the
strong Wheeling C"lored Greys mo
Greys have 4 fast team This season. and
las, Sunday scored 4 victory over lao
McConkey baseball ,eam. The Yankees
will hold practic" this evening on tho
Twenty-sixth street grounds and all
nsmbers are requested to be on hand.
The gane Sunday will star, at O'Clock
sharp
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WILL GIVE uLTIMATUM.

New York. April 6.-Manutacturers
OF news print upper whose proposals
for wage reductions IN the industr! "cro
refused to-day by the international
brotherhood of FapermaNers, announced
tonight they would present the unions
delegates with an Hitsinaium OF accept
or strike
This policy according 10 Floyd Car
Lizzie president ut the 81. Regis Com
,,nv was decide! upon AZ Il conference
~ manufacturers. after session with
IN, union men earlier to-day.
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30 PARKING AT p. o.

mo Parking" signs were put up yes
tcrday about. tho Federal building, warn
Ing autoiS:s that parking was nor al
lowed Parking for n certain time IS
permissa bic. but the autoists arc not to
exceed tho limit anc must use his juds-
rent in regard TO the traffic rcGula-
tons.
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CONGRESSMAN IRELAND
VISITS ", ". irwin

Hon. clifford ireland. or Peoria. He
,-n,rirrut member of congress, pasSrd
ihrruph this city yesterday on an auto
,nur. Mr.. Ireland called upon f"Stina"-
ter w. w. Irwin. whom he has met on
rcycraI rcraeiun& Ut the sessions al the
Imneriu Cuurrii of Mystic Shrine. The
shrine Temples throughout III" country
arc under deep and lasting "HhGa'l"hS
to Mr. Ireland. as It was through MS
efforts tina, the treasury department 70.
funded the war r"vcnu" tax c"!lcct'"
from them under 4 ruling of former
director Of tho treasury
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rz1a TAYLOR FETTY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., April - --Izra IN!T"r
Ectty AGED T3 succumh"d To I!nEer-
Ing Illness at hIa horn" here. Mr.,
Fc,,y was 4 retlr"d farmer having
moved 10 the count! seat s"rera! year
ago from Rearsv!ll". W. Va. His vic
and 10 children survive. They are: L.
\. OF wick; Cora Henderson OF 'l"ve-
land. &. G. of Elhurad'. Kansas: lea
Dell Baker OF Mokim: Finer OF Snail
W Va; EsSic owen % Friendly; Ine-
resa Germs Of Florence. khn: oIa free,
land of Sanrho: Blains ~ NearsHi!ic ana
clarence Of BridSc%ay
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four SMALL JURORS

waukegan. llks. April 2S.-0Ey the
Aseociatcd Prose- -Four jurors wer"
srIcctcd and sworn in today for inc
trial of Governor Len Small charged
with conspiracy TO rmH"zzie stat" IN
teres, money while n" was state treas
urer in 1911 and 1918.
Lawyers for The >tat" To-Day an
nounced that they "Nr"' tea 70 o'PeH"
partially on circumstances! eE'o'h'c i"
Nhnir case.
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pANNER FUNERAL

The funeral of Mrs Anna banner
VIZ" oc Charles Banner, Sr.. will be
held from the family residence. Va. 90"
Marke, street. this afternoon 1t $50
O'clock The Rev f.. :. bishop. pastor
Of the North STREET VI r: church. Will
oniciate. AID !ntcr1len; Viii hc n Green
wood cemetery.
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EEARD SERVICES

Funeral services for the late Mrs
Pet, Beard, who died Monday at the
home OF her daughter Mrs. II. J. VIII
son. OF The Island. were held yesterday
morning at ~ O'Clock at III" Mende'
Funeral Home. Burial vas made at
o'clock yesterday afternoon At 'iar:ng-
toa, Ohio, cemetery.
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CASEY RITES FRIDAY

Funer.,. services trr The late John
William Casey. wei known local resi-
dent. who died Tuesday afternoon. Wall
be held at the AEmeycr and Mccoy
;uncrai pa-lar*. Friday morning at SO
o'clock Requiem high mass VIII nc
offered ~ . o'clocH At st Joscph's
cathedral. and burial will be in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
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SELL s. POTTS.

Paden City. April - Sell : i0''S'
,rod residcn, Of thiS city, and former
chief OF police. was found dead IN be-"
hy members Of his family VII" went
to call him to hrrikfaSt Mr.. f"t's
Rad not hem In III health aud his death
Is attributed ~ heart disease. Ito
l.,yrS his wife AMI hvc sons. ThomAS
OF Wheeling. William. Jess. Roy ana
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oARR1soN oBsEou1ES

Services for the late Johnson l.. "ar-
rison, who died Monday. were he!d !'E-
,erday at o'clock at the home O. M's
son. 4. Il Garrison. Vest Liberty. inc
Rev. Mr.. Kelley. pastor "t the NeS'
Liberty NJ e. church, ";t.c,a;ed ana IN,
;ermen, was in the West Liberty GEM
etery
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MAGn RITES

Last sad rites fur MISS Caroline
Mayer viii, be held this morning At IS"
o'clock a, the home OF Fred Kyle. Glen
wood REQUIEM high mass Will he OF
fercd AT 9 O'Clock AZ -; Jose2h's cath
ed-al. Burial will he in Mount Calvary
cemetery.
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IANEs OWEN DIES

James owen. died Monday. Ap'" -''"'
at Lincoln Hospital, New iorK' a.
Three years ago. Mr.. owen Win "'s
wife, resided at the StlmW "o.e" '",
his wife's death. Mr.. owen mas nee"
living with his son IN E-onN Ne" VI NJ
While residing in "hcehnE' N'' w"
made many friends who "AI regret "
hear OF his death.
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RIVER KILOGRAMS

Davis Island Dam: 1913 feet. rlSihE'
cloudy.
on city: 3 feet. falling cloudy.
Morgantown: feet. stationary. ri"""S
TarkCrshur:: SIS feet. railing clear.
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MANY A modern girl who c"n pu' =
ra,ch on punctaT"l tie ""n'd not IH'
\ match on punctur"d pair o. trousers
70 save her.-Cincinnau Enquirer.
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Tho I.orain Goa land Dok nine would
like to hear from any fast OUT OF town
semi-pro nine for 4 game sunday. write
George Brcstle. Hox 81, K II. NO
Bridgeport.
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The Boy Scout baseball team OF May
nard Is booking games FOR Saturday
with any scout teams. Address 4. l..
Stewart, Maynard Ohio.
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Tho Ee,,a!re Ow:S are looking to-
raua for Sunday away from home. Cal!
R.llahn~ ga for Arrangements
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CHALLENGES

Tho N. 7. C baseball team OF Mayn-
ard would Ike 10 get In touch with any
ISL. year old teams for Sunday at
Maynard. For Information. add."sS
James r. Jones. Maynard ohio or call
f1DS-l3 and ask for Jones.
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weltv Buick va Social club No. >.
rre,ende- vs. Lucky Strike.