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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08
EXECUTION SALE or Personal
PROPERTY.

Notice Is hereby given that ! hold
an execution against SIDNEY r.
WAITE IN favor OF JOSEPHINE CHAN
DLER. issued upon a Judgment rem
dered at the December Term, 1871, or
the Bennington County Court for the
sum of Five Hundred SiXty-nine and
7b-1OO Dollars (S56975) damages ana
Fifteen and 5l-l00 Dollars (Sl55l
costs and that said execution has been
levied and extended upon one certain
Two-ton Republic automobile truck
now In the keeping of Henry II, Rudd
at No. SIG Main street in the village
OF Bennington IN the county of BEN
nington and State of Vermont, as the
property Of the said Sidney II Waite.
Notice Ia hereby further given that
bv virtue OF said execution and by the
direction of Henry Chase attorney for
the creditor In said cause unless said
amount OF said execution costs and In
terest. together with my fees and legal
charges thereon Ia In the meantime
paid and satisfied, | shall sell the per-
sonal property above described and
with all OF said debtors rights therein,
TO satisfy the amount Of said eXecu-
ton interest and all costs thereon at
public auction to the highest bidder
for the same at and IN the public high
way adjoining the residence of the said
Henry ~ Rudd at No sic Main street
first day Of March, 1929. at . o'clock
IN the afternoon 60 satisfy IN whole or
In part said amout OF said execution.
cus's. and interest. together with my
fees md Legal charges thereon as di-
rected In said execution.
Dated at BENNINGTON In the county nf
| bennington and state of Vermont this
| 9th day of February 1922.
EDWARD SHANAHAN.
Deputy Sheriff
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08

NOTICE-Reward offered for recov-
cry or Information leading to recovery
OF yellow collie with white breast An
swers TO name Of Patsy" Commune
cate with Mrs. X Timberlin. North
Pownal Vermont. Tel 2-2. 29t2
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08

LOST-Pair OF mems Kid gloves from
Woolworth store TO Rutland Railroad
station. Saturday Feb T. Finder please
leave at Banner office 29t6
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-02-08

FOR SALE-Tuxedo. Prince Albert.
Lucky Strike and Velvet Tobacco, 15c
can: fresh Schrafft's Chocolates, 45c
ID. Mechanics Delight, for 27c; for
this week only Wilson's Grocery. 2at6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
Crown POM News
Happenings OF 4 Day In Lake Couny's Lively Capital

Judge Martin Smith is leaving on
Thursday for Indianapolis for the pur-
pose OF participating in the two day
conference which Coy. Warren r. Nc
Cray will hold with officials Of Indiana
on January 18th and 12tn.
Misses Ida Heckleman Agnes Mich
eison. Bonnie Dubois and Matilda. Hen
ming and Messrs Audley Fifer Edward
Donnaha. Harvery Minas and Cyril
Atkinson attended a skating party at
Cedar Lake asst Monday night.
Miss Esther Wall Of Hebron has been
engaged TO teach school in the north
wsrd building taking Mrs. Walter
Beck's room, Mrs. Beck having resigned
on account or III health
Mrs George fetz charrningly enter
aimed 4 patty Of women al cards last
Monday night IN honor Of her birthday
anniversary. Miss TIA Hall and Mrs.
Alta Ainsworth held high scores and
we're awarded aainty favors. A daih-
~ lunch vas served after the games.
Mr. and Mrs Michael Grimmer. Fred
and Frances Grimmer attended the fu-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
VETERANS OF FOR
EIGN WAR GROWING

Commando Harry G. Miller and Ad-
jntant Mac McCvlnre of Edward H.
Larsen Post, s02 " r. w returned
yAfrerday morning from South Rand
here they attended tho Institution OF
Notre Dame Post, which has a mem
bership or nearly 100 This is the
second Post Of the order N that city
the other ore being Geo. H. Campbell
Post With over 200 members over
seas veterans are locking to this or
=aniSation ir increasing numbers
The Hammond Post will on next
Tuesday evening initiate 4 large class
~ recruits and any overseas @eteran
who has not already made application
for membership should Join at thar
time az the fees viii be increased aft
er this meeting. Further announce
anent will he made OF the place Of the
meeting. A general invitation ia ex-
tended 10 all overseas veterans - he
present.
IN addition TO this the local Post
il furtherinE the starting 81 a Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Veterans Of Foreign
Wars. to which are eligible all cold
star Mothers whose sons died orersea :
and also al the wives, mothers and
sisters and daughters over Is years
Of age of ex-sArvice men who served
3outsife the territorial waters or the C.
= The Auxiliary il now organizing
under the direction 81 Mrs Margaret
Bartxsn. national junior vice presi-
dent OF the order who viii he present
when il i Instituted in the near e.
rare The chapter will be open for
. snort time only and all ladies who
desire 10 become charter members are
requested to get IN touch with Ms.
Mabel Cone 4eS Bauer street. phone
AMIN. She will be glad to give any
further particulars.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

neral or Mrs Harry Grimmer in Ham
mond today.
Mrs. Hazel I'ravers and son Rob CRIT
who have been spending the past few
months with her mother cnloa Ross,
have gone to South Bend to reside Mr.
Trayers having located there
nr and Mrs. Water Beck moved n-
TO the Beck property in North Main IS.
Since their marriage they have resided
with Miss Josephine Meel<er
The following committees have Heen
appointed BY Mayor Edward G. Clover
effective Jan. End. 1922; Good and wei
fare. Black. chairman. Morrison. caip-
man. Finance. Chapman chairman Lata
and Meeker: street alley and franchise
Meeke-- chairman. Letz and Hoffman
stree Lighting. Meeker, chairman. Heff
man and I.ct2; Water. Lett chairman.
Neeker and Chapman. Cemeters Black
chairman. ChiBman and Morsisoa. Ja-
dietary, Morgison, chairman, Hoffman
and Black Public safety. Hoffman,
chairman Black and Mcetev. Licrfiae.
Hoffman. chairman, Morsison and
Black
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
Scott Out For
County Chairt7son

Retiring as city eomntrsssas Ia Cary
after two years oe fafthfHi SERVED TIM
first Of the year, Attorney John scots
well known overseas veteran fsoundef
and easscd in THE # Miebl and aolnme
engagements and prominently iaontf-
fed with the Gary Post Of tho Aneris
can Legion. has assumed active dutiss
in the law firm or MARSH and Scott 6aa
Broadway. besides Becom ng ali aspir-
ant for the county republican chair
manship upon the advice and urging az
his many friends
MT. Scott was enc 81 c;aryx arst
men to enlist during the worlds war
AZ q lieutenant he was a member Of
the First Division for TWO years an
overseas duty. IIc saw active service
al the front II tho ST Mfehi aud
slomne engagements receiving seri-
Gus wounds from maehine gun hull
lets Previous 10 this ne had been
gassed in the Nosse mountains Aa
n member ~ the ARMY OF Occupation
in Germany he was in command Or
the farthest advanced outguard. being
stationed st the famous Molsberg
castle.
Following hiS diseharge from the
army Mir. Scott rtturnea 10 Gary ana
in July 1920. was apf ointed city
comptroller under the Hodges admin
istration To- fill the unexpired term "
John a. Brennan who resigned 40
tase up his nome IN Michigan
Mr. Scott has also been prominently
identified with republican politics ia
Gary and la<e county Ter number
Of years and especially active ~ inc
recent city and county campaigns IL
is one of Gary-s best known Young msft
and a. John loes not know what n
means Ia say No his apponents will
md they have battle on their hands
before the Craftsmanship appointment
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

MI. WORK. Tan. if-The mark ii
closed steady roday Mast III the
leading issues closed around fho basf
hsufes q TIE Gay Cora Products
cont nued n demand selling up Ii
n crucible steel recovered nearly
2 points 70 So ana d. s. Steel 90 III
~ So The copper shares We're
strong Utah advanced 2 points "
IT Texas Co was q feaoture Of the
PA group selling al KS. gain II
nearly 3 points
Government bonds unchanged. rail
Nay and other bonds strong
Total sales stocks today 80. 7oeo
~ ares: honds S2725a zoe
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
WHITING MAN rs
SUED FOR DAMAGES

Andy Baran, 7oa schrsge avenue.
whitinr. was made defendant IN two
dasnag. suits hIed this morning in the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11

rganazation- II they are not s'eoIts
they viii he referred 10 the police. The
charge j. practically that Of impersan-
atng AN officer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES
NEXT WEEK Hammonds Big Theatrical Week

MONDAY JANUARY l6th--F0R ONE DAY ONLY
MATINEE:-2:30 LVENiNd:-S:l ID
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-01-11
Tomorrow and Friday
PARE.N IS!

HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN
YOU WERE ONCE YOUNG
YOURSELF AND THAT
YOUTH MUST BE SERVED?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
BRIDGEPORT
Mayor Junktns nl.

,, -. bor,c of Mayor
"'p''' -. .r;. citv in Kirk
N'a' 'ee - ,,D.,a, nrnre n the
WOOD !eSte'" "S t.,t'I ,n. ,,urh i'm
effect '"'i' ne 80. HI. rondI-
pf"Nc"' ana !" ,'''tH n, under
non. Ma! J"IH''!' .."r no
the care 81 p'. j. A. -H' Wv ahia
city for SON" tlme an" mas o'e'
to attend 20 his "'h'ial ""''eS a"'
eral days past Ne Guy NV '"' ~
highly respected by rractica!'J cEeiS
resident Of the N.i'aS" ana "' '''
pressing the SINGER nope mat HIS '''''
cry may ne rapid ,,--
rtreman IMPROVING.
rro ocrii-jcn or UcZrfiah stuff. local
rro,,,,u who was thrown from the
,r,,rl. ubcr ,no dcpar:mcnt RESPONDED
=, ~, alarm M .rnD II Tuesday after
n,.o, ,,,.. raror,od a. SOM" improved
I.., ,,.b, The ,.ir,fm sustained = cash
T., ,Lc Lc,a and WAS uncon scious for
scrora, r,urs
Meet After Holidays.
0,sc,aI, of The Roosters' club an
rnunred Yesterday that the meeting for
,oripn, has been postponed on account
Of -ne Inability ~ officials and many
m.,,hors IN attend 40 meetings will
No holL during .he holiday season but
the WORT Of the organization will be
,,kcn mn win the meeting 10 be held
Thnrelay avcrinr. january IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

Roberts drug store on Lincoln avenue
Saturday afternoon and evening Inc
nroceeds of the event Will nc uscd 10
ou,f, the troop for camping and outings
Of next summer.
Brtdg eport Briefs.
+ NJ. Garvey Of the Veterans Assoeh
lion. OF the y. g. O. railroad spent yes
,erdav in this city on business.
The knights Of Pyth!as VIII holn
their annual election OF officers al Inc
meeting in their home tonight
Hon. and Mrs. ]. c. Iieinletn Of Kirk
wood are spending several days as the
guests ~ Cleveland relatives.
Mrs. J. ". Hunter will entertain the
second division Of The Ladies AID So
cietv OF the First VI. f. church at her
home on Main street tonight.
Anthony Tartar Is reported improving
nicely Following an operation at the
Ohio Valley General hospital.
The annual election vii! he feature
Df the Womans Benefit association OF
the Maccabees at their meeting tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

under the auspices Of the Toilet Water
club wiki several gouh addresses Dc
/ lNcrcd h> members.
Many at Opening.
ll.udr'dS ui friends "' Il -. li''''p
4 Sons attended ~" icrnn! opening 81
their 'irr new store rooms on SoHtl
Fourth street Yesterday afternoon ana
r,cuing and all were taken on Il tour al
lrspcriiun. \ ten-piccc orchestra sup
pl!cd music during the event.
Health League Meet.
President Mrs. Blanche NJ. Lupton o.
the Pubic Health league has announced
a meeting Of the league will he heId IN
the council chamber at the CITY huIiH-
ing tomorrow evening at I:5O ocIo'h'
Many matters Of interest arc TO be dis
rusSed at this meeting an! Il good at
, tendance Is desired.
Near Drowning Reported.
\ member Of the crew Of the steamer
G"neral Wood Is reported to have faiIen
overheard into the river when the boat
arrived here yesterday morning. and
came M under the boat Fortunately
tho man was rescued before he had
shlpped enough water t. drown.
Traction Men Here.
Manager wills, Superintendent
Marsh and Martin Cowen of the Wheel
ing Traction company were In this city
FOR conference with Mayor Dun yes
icrday afternoon. and following the
meeting the mayor stated that the con-
terrur, was In regard TO improvement
Of the facilities Of IN" company Ia TINS
city.
Meeting Tonight.
Another meeting Of the officials or
the Wheeling Traction COMPANY Win
the mayor. board OF control and city
Solicitor Henry - Pratt IS TO h" he'd
at the city building this evening. 1t
Is likely that a statement of tho pur-
pose of the conferences Will b. gwen
out following tonights meeting.
Card Party.
Mr. and Mrs A. II. Doerirc viii en-
tertain a number Of their friends at a
card partv IN their home "n West Wal
MI, street Saturday evening. Follow
iug the evenings program Of amuse-
mer,. the hostess will serve dainty
luncheon To- the guests at the event.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Alhcr. Scahrighi has arrived home
for visit with his parents after SONS
time spent In Alaska
John Krim iK home after business
trim 10 Souht Rend. Ind. from where
he brought a new Studchaker car.
Superintendent ]. F. Nelson Of the
Bellaire schools will present the loving
cup to tho high school football team to-
night.
Mr. Dan James ot this city has been
called 10 Johnstown 10y the serious i'll
ness Of her daughter, who has pncu-
monia
The weekly business meeting OF th'
Junior Mechanics will be held IN their
hall on Hanover street tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. Gaines Of Craw-
ford street have been called to 81.
Clair. W. Va. by the serious illness Of
Mr. Gaines father.
The knights Of Columbus Will hold
! services at the home OF the late Thomas
J Coyne this evening at 1910 o'clock.
Health officer Tilton reports an cpl
| dem!c OF the measles IN this city. with
many cases under quarantine.
Tho Ladies' Aid society OF the Welsh
| Congregational church will servo a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
COURT UPHOLDS
DEATH PENALTY
IN HAB|G CASE
Srprarns Tribunal RsYsrses Decision OF
C1yahoES County Judges--Goes
TO Chair.

..V.c-. - .r,,.. 3D., ,,..S, won, nav,
- I'm M .,...r, ,.., ,,,..-e'' remarked
.b,rrrs uahi. ltr,,I~s nam. when Ia.
formed ma, y, must nav the death
r,r.,.v 80 ~, .,,,,~ia~ ~ a cleveland
ro,,rey,an las, Ecl~uary Tho Ohio
=. nrer,, ,,or-, ,,.y.y,,I ~, decision uc
10 C,u,.,bcr, ,.,,r. ~ .,rrcsls And s,,s-
r,,,ra ;pe ,rtn, ,u5r. The date for
his exsrn,,on Nj p, -, by the SUI
Dror,c cur, ,rA. ,-,c o-ryinusIv Sc.
ynr ne eIar,r.,r.tcn r,ss.I white the
case ,,as n.odlu, h,snr,, To-, court
R-fcre IN. trial Judge IN lie, rlAnd.
Flahi. r,cad guilty - the murder %
Ia,rnln,au August pykernau. lie k:!,rl
tho officer, according % his confession.
during 4 Euu battle ThcNvtti,cr caugr;
hin, and two ,..r,.p.,HionS holding up a
PEDESTRIAN ua3i: was she, In the neck
hv The officer and WAS u Il serious con-
G.,!o1 fnr some tine d. tn. state pen.
..r,iary. Inst / short lime agy. guards
~ m. stat. ,rrr@n;,lrv cNu,n chat
tlev gcuDd 4 number nj fine ste,,, saws
i.. trsblr.s coil
m, cr,,,a v.s ro,rI,iit;sd on Eebru-
,r,. n 100, md SG,,- that time a
.,-.,-,.,,s h,.,I, bas beap ,varrd 10
save him from TIRE electric chair. Fol
lowing his confession the ,ria, judge
sentenced him "a death and the case
Was carried 20 the court OF appeals
v&.ch reversed The decision OF the trial
Judge. The prosecutor then carried
T." case - The supreme court "h'cn
=
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
TRUCK DRIVER DIES
FROM HIS INJURIES

Martinsburg. W. Va. Dec. l3.-Ed.
ward NJ. Walker. II, died IN local
,csp!tal today as the result Of Injuries
SUSTAINED near here yesterday. when Il
luck. the properly OF i. Flanagan &
sons. Baltimore contracting firm. by
whom he was employed. backed against
=, road cnc!nc in front Of which he was
standing. and squeezed him between the
TWO machines. An operation failed 10
save his life He Is survived by MIS-
parents. one brother and three SISTERS.
The Flanagan concern Is working on an
Improvement contract In this county.
Chicago has a $4,000 fund 10 exper'-
ment with films to determine their edit
cational value.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
Schedule Announced

rae B.!la!re H!Rh school ""9Ne,'A''
schedule ,or the 1928 season VA az,
aouaccd yesterday. The legal boys ana nc,
sir!x open The season with Sh9dys,1'
on January ; at the Gravel Hal gym,
nasIum. Practically every high s[A"''
IN his section that = represented 'E "
floor team IS on the local schcddie'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

",. in" L5rcum course. Edward Reno. eA-
pert l'u,lnulst. VIII take p.a"" At the
.,cn ,-uI u.&.l"rlum u.>l M"idh>
,>.r.np Tho SOLE If seats for tn" 'n-
..sii.al n.u:l,.r VIII rp"u at TIA" lf"G'-
l,tv'~ Gru; s'"r. ro,u"rr0w evening At
u.cA.rr.
~oottall Banquet.
wrr r.n,r,,l,r ~ charge Of the har-
q4.c far ~. ,ortaaIl team Of the h'Eh
school t. -, n,.d this evening at o:"9
u.,Iork at tie Elns' club building on
North Fourth street. report all arrange =
u.rr,S comrlrtrd The silver loving cup
VIII be- presented t. The team and svh""'
urrly,al> and 's'v ~rap"r men viii b" Nrc-
clal guests of th" occasion.
Mems Class Banquet
Tur n.'uh"rs Of I've Mems Bible class
.yr ruc F.~z, rrr-uyt"rjau church VIII
ruld "A hlucur, u the dining rooms OF
t., church 'nm"gr"w evening and all
n,,.n of 'r.. church nav" been sent spc-
,>d .n,lta'i"',~. IA"was \. Me Fner
,,u and EaI, i Iirkrus are lh" com e
n,'r". 30 ,aarr" "t tho event
High School Play.
The. :rrSt play Il the year, 'Ihc FIRE
Ir,ur,.' given 10y the students az the
hira srhuol wlu T.. produced at the
htEh schol auditorium tomorrow even
hf. ne play ; al "P''"'" ~ ,.,,.'o,.,
and bids fair 20 draw one Of the biggest
crowds Of the year.
"a'eh Your S4o BILE
,hH!c!aIs OF i"'d! "anNlNH ihS"'N''' rs
report spurious ten dollar 0'''S ~ CIR
rulatiun IN in'N r.iE ana the p"""' u'9
been urged l." "i'rh Tor IN" 'nu", '''s
monty. The picture vi VI, N'"''i -
'arr"d on t"r lac" ~ Inc note ""' ~,
ink Is not aS dark rs that uSu"'H use"
t" print the notes.
Wharf News.
The steamer Senator '"TdeIi en- route
from JUS" XII u, ''", '''''",''
at the local wharf H"s''Tud! morning
at ~ O'Clock. The Genera! WOOD ar
rived here yesterday afternoon AZ 4;Vo
o'clock aud received a large quantity OF
freight for dowu-thc-rivcr points.
Bangs Funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14
Clerk Is witness.

:, y Confetti, city rleck, IcIt Ia'V
.ro,.,y for columbus where he Will he
wines. In the suit Of James Long
.,-,.,,s, M, Wherlirg Traction rompah!
fnr - 500 DAMAGES He viii produr" IN"
CIV ordinance relative 70 tho iTa'H'
.lav.s ,s evidence in the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

Eleven local business men have sup
sc~,bcd Cor $1,000 each in stock Tor the
milk bottle manufacturing company
THAI IS now being organized here. Many
others have subscribed for amounts
ranging from 500 70 $1,000. The com
nam proposes to take over the Bellatre
Bottle plant and manufacture milk bot
ties exclusively.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14

The new pump Tor th' V''F WOOL
work. arrived in this city yesterday ana
,rcnaratiors were Immediately started
- unloud y. The foundation has oec''
ready for some time and 10y christmas
~, civ nrohahlv will lee receiving It's
y,,4- through the new pumps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-14


.,,,,, ,,rc..,,v Tn. ro,Intv ow2s the
r,,., and mo money 'Na. would Nc ~
,[,,.I.d -, r,.~,,ha..uy q s,,, saved. ''.
..,,-..,t,, h..N.or ,n., lr-,!.u'.r" .'"d
49,. s.,,,. ,,..,,ri h, 3, Tx SAVING 90 j,fH.
.,,,o rr.fp,.:, a. the farm would U"l'-
....r,. .,,,,.,,r, n, ra,Ir,tS ,vhu ,.'HlI
-, ,,-,, york ..b,pt ~. farm. From
"' , 1900. ,,.,, 20, farm
....,.,,. 100, g.. alsn rho mos, !rsls,a,. Tn"
,s.,,.,c,,s r:,,. tho Yo,,,r
.,....,,.. 49,. .,,a and awarding Ihc
% SCI, 80. 49,, h,,s,a,,rs
EoN''"1' '"' 90, 49,, n,us
.-,,.. ,T.E.,,,,.. f,-r,cr r~opri"tur
.,ho C,,h. bnrcl and uut.. recently -
~ ~ - xar,h Eohlo street. ul,d st
''S'rr',' " ,.an-,do. '7.,,..,day evening
"' ,,. mas u. MAS pro
'''''N E,,,,,,,.,. ,,,,n, IN CAM
pr'"''' y. ''' 49,, survived Ivy
bridge. Lac l.rrh,,r
MS Vic one $50" 90"
40 s1',,,,, rr,nnrr
The SoaEC"N"S ''''S','," ., 49,.
which VII! be demonstrated ~ -, 80
officials arrived a. III" '"A''". nc
tiuu last evening about '."' . '''N"'
WAS driven from Columbus I" t"'S '''H
Yesterday The demonstration VIII 'F
made at the ferry landing to-day
Pumps Arrive.
The new pump fer the ciiy water
,,.,,rss arrived IN this city yesterday ana
,..,,r,,io,. ,r.rc Immediately started
, ,,,i,,,t -, Tho foundation has hec''
:" ,-,,a and nv Christmas
rSauS ,o' I',,,, ,y,r a., receiving it's
81" 49, ,n-a,,,,h ,he new pumps.
""'e' -, =. uttnsss.
,, ,,.rL lot, last
= L. ,NSt,,,s ,,hcr, he Will lie
cN'"'"A ~ 49, s,,t, of lanes Long
" "''"'- w.,.,t,,. T-,,.,ion company
aGA'HS. we 10 ,,,Il rroLurr tho
W. ,r,,.,.,nrc relative 70 tho traffic
ciiE ordinance 'v.", 49,, ,as.
laws as evidence I" 1
oeeoN-V s-T'",,I h,.k.,hav
T3e h'.'a't ma 20. a.,s,, ~, A.
schedule '"' az NJ, ro..,I No,.s and
ao""ccd yesterday l"' G,is,.il,
girls open ;Ne Se"S'' 49,, t,,n gym
on January AZ H'e wa" I,,,r s,hn,l
nastum Practically every M'n. ~. q,
II his section 'H"' = ,t,.I,,io
floor team IS on the 'o.s. ss"'1"'e
z M T. a. 10 o,.,. u.,rI
The sunday Scnu''S ,.o,S,Ii ios..u,
be represented III '' NO. mrdn- me aus
that mas oeen oR rive league
pices OF the l. NJ So ho,.. froD
has TWO o'FIS'o"S' s.ra- rom II
y 10 II YEAR,. ai' ,,.,T - ,warJ,d
20 Is years .'VpU''I
the winners o. edoH ..oy n
Inc business ..t' -, ,,,rI uu,l
I. A. VIII mu. ON r,t,,,, ~ Royce
, At'er the ""',uaS - ~ " - 4 ono
! brp"A' stNFe'"'! % -, ,he rirs,
class WI" meet d, "o ~ .,,,a,. a, 5.2D
! Ward gymnasium an" INC 0''''
at the GT"rel KIM .! ,.,...-
secretary brow" - ,''T,.i " s;,,,.
| mentS !" oFSan.@e d" ,'',,,,-. ,,,o,
tlar :" the MY among INC 49, 49,
and boys employed III '''"'
| plants.
SUBSCRIBE S'ooN. ,..,.o .,,n.
Eleven !oca' business '''e,' 90 ~ 49,
sc"ibed tor S''"Oo '''H !" so 'a
milk bottle nNaH"''S 'u' .,S Wa,,.
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NOTICE TO EAGLES

You are requested 70 NEE; at Eagles
Home 5th street. Thursday evening at
30 =. m. io attend the ritualistc serv-
ice ~ our deceased brother Thomas
FRANK GREER
Worthy President
Decl 4-g
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Furcru' services ar tho late Thomas
;. C"yn". JUstiC" Of ,hc peace, wh" died
Tuesday evening Il, the family home GA
North Second street. VIII he hcld at >
o'clock Tomorrow morning at -. Marys
Catholic fhrrch. The N"y g. \. Mm-
hcarn VII! have charE". Burial VIII be
made tp Nj Calvary cemetery, near
Wheeling.
Fostorta Scheduled.
Faculty Manager Prof. +. W. Bowen
announced yesterday that he has re-
rcivcd contracts from the F"s'"r'a h:Eh
school fur fruthalI game 20 hc played
in this ci'y ON ur'uh'r -. 1923. y very
.romDl'mCntary lc,ter roicrrng to the
rpor sman ship shown ny representatives
from this city accompanied the con-
tracts.
Lyceum Number Monday.
officials OF the Aloha II fraternity an
gouuccd yesterday that the next number
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sunpcr in the church dining rooms
SATURDAY evening.
Kenneth Scdgw.ck * reported I'M
proving nicely following m aPP'n1'N
operation Il few days ago.