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son street. The many floral tributes
received at the home aucstcd the deep
respect in which tho deceased was held
Four Deaths in Four Squares
During the last ten days four r"s'-
dents of the district comprising only
four squares of the city along JcMer-
son street have passed away. Zach Of
the deaths has been IN a different square
but three If the number have been on
Jefferson street alone.
Leave Tomorrow
Tho party Of Kiwan!s club members
who will attend the international con-
vent!on at Toronto. Canada, will leave
this city In automobiles tomorrow
morning. They plan 10 get started At
an early hour and make as much of the
distance as possible during the day
Clean tho Streets
Business men along South Fourth
street between the fcnray theatre ana
Hanover street spent yesterday morning
cleaning the street between these two
points with the result that the portion
cleaned presented II much better appear
anCe. Tn" new cleaning force consisted
If 5. W. Parker. +. d. Frederick and
John Dunn of the Johns Cigar company.
Ice Cream Social
Two Of tn" Sunday school classes OF
81. Pauls Episcopal church will hold
an Ice cream social on the church
grounds on the North side ot Walnut
street this evening. All friends Of the
class members and members OF the con-
gregatlon have been invited.
To Entertain Friends
One Of the interesting social events
Of the week will he held at the home or
Miss Virginia Floto on Elm street this
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MARTINS FERRY
MARRIED SEPTEMBER;
Announcement MADE
CLAYTON NEwLAND AND BRIDE
LEAVE ON HONEYMOON TRIP
AFTER BEING MARRIED
NEARLY YEAR
Many Friends of couple Interested in
Announcement and Will Hasten
to Orer CONGRATULATIONS

Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Newland. or
Washington street in this city leave
this morning for Il vacation trii TO
lako points. including Cleveland. Buff
falo and Niagara Falls. This Is the
first announcement Of the marriage OF
the local young man 10 Miss Janette
Heller popular Kirkwood young lady.
although the wedding took place on the
first OF September Of last year. They
were married Mt Wcllsburg. w Va,
and have been successful in keeping
the secret from all their friends.
The bride Is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Heller. OF Kirkwood and
one Of the best known and most popu-
lar young ladies' Of tina; place where
she has been employed as an operator
at the Ohio Bell Telephone exchange.
The groom * the son OF Mrs Fannie
Newland. OF Washington stree, IN this
city. and IS employed AZ the George
Weber & Sons feed store on South
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garage on his property at the rear Of
his home on Twenty-thrd street.
Discuss Approaches
Members Of the city council and City
Engineer Homer c. Althar and Service
Director George + kreglow last night
viewed the site for the new bridge on
Belmont street over McMahou creek t"
he erected this summer. The new
bridge Will be four feet higher than the
present one. The approaches on the
north Will likely extend to Twenty sixth
street an don the south likely 20 Twcn-
ty-second street.
Make Fine Gift
The graduation class Of the high
school has presented the high school
with about $500 worth of books. The
class mas also purchased a wall clock
tor the high school and likewise has
presented the school with large
framed group picture OF the class,
Briefs.
Miss Mildred HudsrH@ entertained
ucmbers Of her Sunday school class at
her home on Nest Twcnty-th!rd street
last night.
Joe Deicot. arrested for speeding was
obliged TO post $40 with Mayor Wyatt
tor HIS appearance later.
A meeting of the W oman's Civic club
WAS held last night.
Rev. Father Whitman. with a number
of other priests Sai, from New York Tor
a tour OF Europe today.
Young people OF the South ReIIalre
". L. church held rehearsal OF the
Chtldrcn's day program last night
A meeting of Black Prince lodge
Knights OF ryth!as, was held last night.
Robert McN"y leaves tonight for chi
rago To attend the National Hardware
convention.
Word from Boston 10 that Walter
Anderson. graduate ~ the MasSachu-
sets Institute IF Technology, carried
off highest honors.
Joe Shcvlin Of Washington. u. c" for-
merry of BrllarC, is local VISITOR
Ladies' Of the Brooks Run NJ. r.
church Will hold Il lawn social this eve
ning.
\ meeting IL the Woman's RELIEF
corrs is to he held this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Burrows will en-
tertain friends today at luncheon
party. the event honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar y. Burrows.
ANNOUNCEMENT is made that the Mary
F. Rodeter W. e. T. L. Will have a pic
mic July eth.
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BRIDGEPORT
ROAD MAP DISPLAYS
ATTRACT ATTENTION
LOCAL HARDWARE STORES, GAR
AGES, BUS LINES AND WHEEL
ING TRACTION COMPANY
PARTICIPATE
Road Maps and Information tor Tour
tsts Is Idsa Of Display schene
In This City

One of the most interesting and a.
tractive displays ever seen In thIS CIT!
has been planned and carried out py
s r. Hickey. proprietor Of IN" news
stand on Bridge street The central
idea OF the display is ;he sale or road
maps for the benefit Of tourists passing
through this city By way Of the Nations!
pike and the supply Of information to
them.
A small space in the window has been
taken by each OF the hardware stores.
automobile garages, accessory stores. as
we'll as the two bus companies and the
wheeling Traction company. Each has
an auto. street car or bus In the space
allotted TO them with display card
boosting their business and the sal" or
the road maps Hundreds Of those pass
Ing through the city stopped TO examine
thu display during yesterday afternoon
and last night.
Former Local Nan
Charles Northup. a former local man
and at one time connected with the Di.-
Ion garage in this city. IS reported quite
i'll at ST. Mary's. W. Va. H is said to
have suffered paralytIc stroke from
which his recovery Is very doubtful.
Truck Breaks window
The new motor truck OF Il local bakery
concern which was being driven by the
owner while learning to drive on Thurs
day evening. was run into the show win
dow OF Elmer Rohertshaw. local con-
rectioner. with disastrous results. The
driver made q mistake when he intend
ed to put his foot on the brake. Work
men replaced the glass yesterday af-
ternoon.
Wonderful Stamina
The condition OF Stanny GonbryCkt,
Polish resident. who attempted suicide
by slashing his throat Thursday after
noon, WAS reported critical at the North
Wheeling hospital yesterday evening
aud His friends had little hope Of his
recovery. The wind pipe had been soy
cred and II had been stitched up and n
silver tube placed in his neck in an ef-
fort TO prolong his life.
Sorority Bake Sale.
The Alpha Pi Sorority OF Bridgeport,
will hold a bake sale beginning at 10
o'clock this morning in the Bridgeport
Hardware store. An assortment OF de-
licious pastries will be on sale the entire
day.
Have New Son
Edward r Burke Of the Studehaker
agency on Main street Is the proud
father of fine new son born Yesterday
morning. The mother was formerly
Miss Laura Marquardt Of Martins Fer
ry. Both mother and son are reported
as doing very nicely.
Body Laid rS Rest
The remains OF the late Thomas
Client. we'll known resident OF Klrkwood
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who died a few dayls ago were laid at
rest in Linwood cemetery yesterday at
ternoon following services held at his
home. Rev. Will Way u! the Spiritual
list church. oCfirIatcd and Belmont IodE"
Of Knights OF Pythtas, attended In
body.
Festival Enjoyed.
The June festival held Icy the mem
bcrS OF the l:araC.t class Of IN" Kirk
wood Methodist church on the lawn q.
the church last night. is reported as
having been very successful event. y
good crowd OF the friends OF the class
members and members Of the conErcea-
ton patronized tho affair and all re
Port a fine time.
Special Music.
Announcement has hc"n made that d
special quartet composed Of pupils ct
Miss Dora NeninEcr Bard have been Sc
cured to sing At tn" services both morn
ing and evening In TIRE Nirkwnud i'res-
byterian church tomorrow. \ special
musical program viii h" rendered nj
the services iu the evening" Al 80 p. m.
Announce Marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton N"w!aud leave
this morning for vacation trip 10
Cleveland arr the lakes. Mrs. Newland
was formerly Miss jeanette Heller,
uQuRnter OF MI anu MIS-. w lilidll Ii'I-
Ter Of kirkwoOd. and announcement wRs
made yesterday Of the marriage when
occurred last September. The many
local friends Will hasten to extend their
concentrations. The couple Will max"
their future home IN Martins Ferry.
Miss Heller has been employed as An
operator at the local telephone office.
Bridgeport Briefs.
r. r. Human and family left yeStcr-
day on n motor trip 10 visit friends III
Cambridge. O.
John Gilhooly Of this city left y"S-
terday for several days business visit
to Columbus. Q.
The contractors are making g""'!
progress on the SChullcnhcrg and the
Bethel homes on Whitley street.
Mrs Earl Sloan and daughters hay"
gone 70 spend the summer visiting win
relatives near Marietta. O.
A. r. Hess OF kirkwood started N"S.
terdav to moving mis- family 10 their
summer home near ST. ClatrSvillo q.
One plain drunk was fined In the sum
OF s. and costs in Mayor JunkinS court
yesterday.
The odd Fellows of this city Will
hold their annual memorial services n
the Ktrkwood NJ r. church tomorrow
evening.
Chiidreu's DAY services will nc h"li
at the West Wheeling NJ. f.. church to-
morrow evening with an interesting
program planned for the event.
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afternoon. Cards viii be the principal
diversion and Invitations have been is
sued to a large number Of friends.
To Erect teel.
Since the completion Of the pouring
nf concrete for the Foundation OF the
new Heslop building by Contractor Carl
shrimp preparations are being mode TO
begin tho placing nf the steel for the
supcrstructurn in the near future. This
part Of the work will be started in about
a week
Martins Perry Briefs.
II. NJ. Miller OF North Fifth street
drove his family to West Newton, Pa.
yesterday for a weeks visit
Many Of the members OF the Women 3
Missionary society Of the NJ. +. church
attended the conference at Belmont, o.,
yesterday.
William Payne and family OF this city
irft yesterday for Brokaw. O.. to spend
their summer vacation.
An interesting meeting OF the I'm
proved Order of Red Men was held in
The Fraternal hall last night.
Miss Mayme Hyland has assumed her
new duties as chief operator at the CEN
trial office Of the Ohio Bell Telephone
company.
Mrs Wilhert Woods of North Fourth
street Is spending n few days as the
guest Of Cleveland friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Ncwland lcave
this morning for a vacation trip to the
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Bcvard. for
mcrly Of Cadiz O.. but now Of Waterloo,
Iowa, are visiting at the homo of Mrs.
Harry Wells at No. 312 North Fifth
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street, Martins Ferry. cnroute back
home from New York. Mr.. Bevard was
formerly proprietor Of at a hotel at Fos-
torla. For the past several years he has
been operating the Kaskaskla hotel at
Waterloo.
4 fine new son arrived for Mr.. and
Airs. Will Yinglng al their home yes.
tcrday.
The remainder Of those who expect to
spend the summer in Camp Rest will
move on Monday -
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burke are the
proud parents of A fine new son born
yesterday.
Miss Helen Reed Is again able Ioi
leave her home on Hanover street fol.i
lowing an illness.
Clarence Peterson or the Capitol Inn.
has accepted a position in the office
Of the Whitaker-Glessner company.
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Fourth street Friends OF the couple
will be interested in the announcement
,nat they Will take up Housekeeping on
Washington street upon their return
from The vacation trip.
Neuhart Funeral
The funeral services Tor the Ih'e
SRI Ncuharl. ono IF the best known
r,-\der., Of this city. who died at the
North Wheeling hosp!ta! on Thursday
evening. will he held al the family
home ON Jefferson and Fourth streets
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. Kew.
II X. Diet,rirk, pastor Of St. John
Lutheran church. will ofhciate ana me
burial Will he made Al Greenwood. me
members Of the Elks and Eagles
lodges are planning to attend IN b"uy'
Stillers Scarce
Following repeated inspections or
premises In this city by the memhers
Of the notice department In which they
nrc unable to find any evidence or mo
making OF liquor even In the places
where it has been known 10 he maze
S"cnrc. local residents are compelled 10
-urm'gr that lIt'lc liquor is being made
In the city. although Indications point
,r qomC few h~ing nhlc to yet the con-
trahand somewhere.
Murray Funeral
The funeral services for Mrs cain.
crime Murray, who died ut the nom" OF
hrr son on Zane street few days ago
will he held this afternoon nj = o'clock.
Rev. l.. s. Rose. pastor Of the tlrst
Methodist church. Will nfnc!ate and the
burial will be made Mt Short Creek
cemetery.
belmont CITY Lodge No. "@l. I. O. q.
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MASONIC FORUM

The principal speaker before the
weekly open forum at the Scottish Rite
cathedral yesterday noon was \. s.
Adams. who spoke on Fire Preventfon.'
defining the three styles OF fire eXtin.
guishers. Over 200 members were pres.
ent and Archie Hupp. Jr. acted ms
chairman Of the meeting. A special fca-
turezof the program. was the singing OF
America" with all standing will be in
cludcd as a part Of the regular weekly
exercises at future meetings.
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NOTICE EAGLES

You are requested - meet nj the mai!
70 North Fifth street. Martins Fe'rH'
Saturday evening. June lIth at :"o J..
NJ. to attend the ritualiSt!c services oi
our deceased Brother Fred Neuharu,'
F. GREER,
te1-u Worthy President
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Alphas Elect

THO annual election has been an
nnunCed for the meeting Of the Alpha
ri fraternity to n" held In their rooms
In the HoGe building on North F"nrth
street on Monday evening pther mat
Tors Of in-7rcst Will I've taken care or
md good attendance Is anticipated.
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4 day Of ten hours. an hour ~ 100
minutes, minute OF 100 seconds has
been advocated.
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MIS-. Hartman Buried

The remains Of Mrs. Anna Hartman
widow Of the late William Hartman
who died at the City hospital few
DAYS ago were laid az rest IN Green
wood cemetery yesterday afternoon FOL
lowing services at the home on JeHer-
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Good Game Promised

An exceptionally good game OF hase-
ball IS promised for tomorrow AFTER;
noon at the League park grounds when
he American Legion team. formerly the
Martins Ferry independents, paying nm
der the management OF Fritz Niedel
meet the Wheeling Greys for The second
time. Tho game started last SUNDAY
was interesting bu: was spoiled by the
rain and there Is certain TO be Sooo
rrnn.,i
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Busy Day EXPECTED

One OF the busiest days Of recent his
tory Is anticipated today by the mer-
chants and others Of this city AZ this
IL the second OF their series OF "oppor-
'un!ty" days. The merchants In the re-
tail bureau Of the Beard Of Trade each
have q special for tn" day and all are
real bargains.
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Belmont City Lodge No. eel, l. O. q.
+, will meet Mt their hal Tomorrow
morning at nine O'Clock to attend mem
or!al Mt Bridgeport.
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Former Local Man

Charles Northup. former local man
and at one time connected with the Dill
Ion garage in this city. IS reported quite
i'll at St. Mary's. W. Va. H. is said &c
have suffered paralytic stroke from
which his recovery Is very doubtful.
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To Render Cantatag.

Two cantatas will be given at the
souht Bella!re ". f. church Sunday
evening for the Children's Day ohserr-
ance Many rehearsals have been held.
The first part OF the program will he
the cantata. Gods Flowerland." and
the second part will be the cantata.
Heirs OF Liberty" The younger chill
dren will take part In the first and
nlder nersons in the second cantato.
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Continued from page one)
ties, manufactured and otherwise.
due to the slowing down Of indus
try because of scarcity or lack OF
fuel.
2-Tremendous increases in IN
employment at the normally dull
season. not only In the coal fields.
but In Industries that depend upon
steady production Of coal for theil
operations,
SHARP rises In the interest
rates in bank loans which may be
precipated by frozen credits oc-
casioned by embarrassment to In
dustrial concerns.
Little doubt exists that ultimate
ly President Harding will have to
take some action that Will stop the
strike. The mine owners are pre-
pared TO Withstand e. strike In
definitely, and while the miners are
not so fortunately situated. they
can nevertheless remain away from
the mines sufficiently long to bring
about the crisis. for which the
white house feels It must await be
fore stepping in.
The belief prevailed In washing
ton today that there will be no
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court" action TO end the strike,
That when the time comes for the
government TO intervene it viii do
SO through Informal mediatory &C
ton. probably by President Harding
through the appointment If COM
mission of settlement
The coal operators frankly do not
want government Intervention, and
they will fight to hold thar of. as
long as possible. They are frank
iy but privately out to 'oUstr the
United Mine Workers and its grip
on the central competitive Geld, en-
bracing the state of Illinois. Indi-
ana. Ohio and western PennsFl
vania, which produces the major
part Of the nations coal They
want to return to the old system Of
state or district or even individual
agreements to suppiant the four
agreements under which the union
has risen to its present powerful
place.
While the executive branch o. the
government was content today 60
sit back and wait developments. ae'-
itation continued in congress for
Something to be done Hearings
continued in the house on the Bland
resolution. providing for a congress
sional investigation Of the cause of
the strike.
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Strategy of the miners. general
staff is apparent IN the inclusion
in the alliance OF the $4,000 mem
bers Of the longshortmen's union.
for leaders of the dock workers
have promised that their men VIII
unload no coal imported from Eng
land
Union mines closed. non-union
fields a possible source Of reserva
strength for the strikers, coal i'm
ports shut eff. railroaders' SYM
pathy-a combination that makes q
perfect" strike machine-4n the ex-
pressed opinion of union leaders.
NONE SEE EARLY END
Yet with al thls-everything pee
pared for a long drawn out struggle
and none in a position TO speak au-
thoritatively, having the temerity 70
predict an early end TO the conflict
the man In the street IS oddly apa-
thetic.
Spring is here. the end of the fur
mace firing season 10 at hand. ana
with ffty-one days Supply OF fue.
above ground to keep the railroads
and utilities moving, he has little
to be alarmed about. is the tenor
of his discussion.
SO the man in the street snlemuiy
assures his neighbors that now iE
the time for a showdown to find
out Just who's who In industrial
America.
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STATE HEALTH
EXPOSITION
IS ARRANGED

Indiana Is to have a state He lita
Exposition at Indianapolis May 10
III, under auspices OF the state
Board OF Healths and Indianapolis
City Beard OF Health in co-opera-
ton with large number Of national
orEa nizations. Every phase Of health
activity and disease prevention VII
90 brought before the people hy
displays. demonstrations, motion
pictures. lectures, lessons. mode 81
and special features. The Mana-
facturers building at tie state Ia .,
grounds, wita So 900 square feet of
display space, and the Coliseum,
seating 5000 persons, Will be the
scene OF this great undertaking
cooperating with the state and In
dianapolis Boards OF Health in this
undertaking arc the United States
Public Health sArsice, National
Health Council. American Public
Health Association. American Red
Cross. American Social Hygiene As
ISOLATION, American Society for the
Control of Cancer, Conference OF
State and Provincial Health Author
tiles OF North America. Council ON
Health and Public Instruction OF
the American Medical Association.
National Child Health Council. Ma
ticral Committee for Mental Hy-
giene. National Organization for
Public HealtA Nursing. National TIL
5erculosls Association. American
Child Hygiene Association, Nation
81 Child Labor Committee and the
child Health Organization Of Amer
lea All these organizations viii
present their respective subjects and
activities with live. moving dis
plays demonstrated by specialists in
the prevention OF disease. Indiana
annually loses about fifteen thous-
and men. women and children from
p+sventasle disease. involving 4
nzncial loss OF not less than $4,000 =
coo. Individual health education Is
the great solution to the problem
The gigantic display at indianapolis
is expected TO pave the way for a
public ava kenina on the very great
Importance Of raising the public
health
INDIANA HEALTH EXPOSITION.
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Crown Point

The following song service VIII
Sunday evening. April ends
AatheEl-My Faith in Thee--Fearis
Choir,
Prayer .....s.,s-. -.t.s..... Pastor.
Reading ....... ......- Selected.
Mrs. Gladys Linton,
SOLO. There IL a Green Hill,..l..
......... Madeline Sloeum
D4ett. Thy Will Be Done Rockwell
Miss Thelma Smith. Elmer Bullock
Anthem. . Saviour o. the World
Choir.
OGertory .,.....-..... Selected
Mrs. Harper. Miss Cecil Crowell
Sermonette. The Liveless Trudge''
Pastor.
Trio. The Bells Of St. Mary's- Adams
Misses Lillian Wilmer. Theima
smith. Ruth Patterson,
The Lord Is Great Herbert.
Choir.
Benediction.
The death or Joe Nichols. other
wise known rs Niger Joe" occur
ed at the county farm on Thursday
night. death being caused from Sc
we're burns inflicted. while starting a
IRE in the chicken house. When he
entered the county institution sew
eral years ago he begged 10 be al
lowed to be given some work tina;
he could DO 70 keep himself busy
and he was put in charge Of the
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lIInlID NJ n TaDLI
NEW QUESTIONS

by Nelson Brfsbinl
Name the parable which con-
trasts selfri ghteousness and hu-
mility.
2-What was the intent OF an oath,
forty Jews took upon themselves
why did It faii7
what was the last question any
man dust ask Jesus Christ?
4-F7ow many cases Of bribery are
mentioned in the y. r.?
5-Name those disciples who
went with Jesus to the Mount OF
TRANSPORTATION.
e-whom did st. Paul commend
for their steadfazt loyalty to him
sele7
What did the school Of the old
Stoics teach2
s-Among eastern cities, which Is
probably the oldest7 For what no
ted?