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War Revenue Bill Up to Conferees

Washington, Oct. 20.-The war rev
enue bill went forward another ster
to-day when the House sent it to con
ference with the Senate managers, dis
agreeing to all amendments. Speaker
Clark appointed Representatives I'm.
derwood and Kitchin, Democrats, and
Payne, Republican, as conferees.
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Agrees Not to Molest Mrs. johnson

Lawyers in the case said to-day that
the basis on which Mrs. Freeda John
son dropped the charge of assault and
battery that she had brought against
Mrs. }. NJ. Lenney, was a signed state
ment by Mrs. Lenney that she would
not molest Mrs. johnson. Mrs. Lenney s
husband believes that she is mentally
unbalanced.
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RAILROAD
Crew BOARD
HARRISBURG SIDE
Philadelphia Division-103 crew

Philadelphia Division-10S crew to
go hrst after $50 P. M; 1928, 1l5,
127.
Engineer for 103.
Fireman for 127.
Brakeman for t01.
engineers up: Manley, Grass, Bliss.
niger, keanc, Sellers. Suppec.
:, firsmen up: Gelsinger, Mulholen,
bieieh' McCurdy, Dunlevy, Carr, Rob.
inson, Rhoads, Hartz, Brenner, Myers,
Whlchello, Barton, Lantz, Wagner.
conductors up: Houdeshel, Ford,
LOCKER.
tlagman up: Mellingor.
brakemen up: Wiland, Brown, Allen,
Dearolf, Cox, Hubbard, Baltozer Grif.
lie, Gouse, Riley, knapp
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Middle Division-e3S crev "a -,

Mlddle Division-2SS crew to 20
nrst after ? p. M; $50, is, "a. is.
26. 20, II, p.
Engineer for IS.
Firemen for is, II.
Brakeman for "a.
Engineers up: Havens, Magill, Wei.
conner, SimontOn, Webster, Smith, Kur.
Ier, Willis, Briggles, Moore, wissler,
6 f1remen up: Reeder, Potteiger.
ochrefher, Seagrist. Wright, Davis, Sim.
mons, Stouffer, Beacham. Richards
harstetter, Grass, Zeiders, Fletcher,
Arnold, Bornman, Cox.
Conductors up: Cant, Patrick, Paul.
Baskins, Fralick.
Brakemen up: Reese, Bell, Heck,
plpp' Stahl, Henderson, Harris, Spahr,
FRITZ McHenry. Fleck, Kane, Matthias.
kleffer, Wenrick, SchoffstaU. Kim
Myers kilgor, Barker, Werner, Peters,
Bickert, Kohl.
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THE READING

p, H. and P.-After p. M: 70.
-, o. H,12, 10, 20, %, is, 4, ~,
Eastbound-After 2,45 p. M: 81.
SO, Sc, So. -
Engineers up: Wood, Martin, Kett.
ner, Wyre, Fortney.
fhremen up: Fulton, King. Rum.
baqgh, Miller, Aunspach, snader, Lex.
brakemen up: Shearer, Walburu.
Greaf, Ensminger, Hofbert, Ayres, He'll.
man, Carlin.
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yard Crews-Engineers up: Kuhn,
reiton, Shaver, lands, Hoyler, Hohen
shelt, Breneman, Thomas, Rudy. Hous.
er, Meals, Stahl, Swab, Silks, Crist.
Harvey, SALESMAN.
f1remen up: Myers, Bowie, Shipley.
grow, Revle, ulsh, Bostdorf, Schieffer,
Raueh, Weigle, Lackey, Cookerlv,
Miaeyer, sholter. Smell, Bartolet. GETTY,
Hart, Barkey, Sheets, Bair, Eyde. Es,
sig, Ney.
Engineers for 1886, 21S, 7o7, 1870.
1920. ~
Flremen for 7o7, 1171, 1868.
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ENOLA CREWS

Philadelphia Division-207 crew In
go first after 3.45 p. M: 2S7, 215.
24S, 227, 2S2, 25S, 246. 236, 225,
'2os, 224, 226, 223, 210, 220.
Engineers for 204, 210. 22o.
Firemen for 204, 210, 226, 253.
Conductors for 204, 224.
Flagmen for 221, 224, 22e, ssa,
237, 253.
Brakemen for 22s, 2s7 (2). 24s.
Conductors up; Logan, Stouffer,
Steinouer.
Brakemen up: vandling, Rice, Slime.
hing, shaffuer, Fell>er, Campbell, Sum,
my, Carroll, Wolfe, Kone, Malseed, ia.
cobs.
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Eight Men Drown AS Barge Sinks
BY associated Pres,

Marietta, o., Oct. 20.--Eight men
were drowned in the Muskingum river
at Beverly opposite here to-day when
heavily laden barge on which they
were crossing the stream sank.
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Miss Wilcox, the visiting nurse en-
pioyed by the Steelton Civic Club. win
be in her Office from s a. m. to
q. m.. from 1880 p. IN. to 1.30 p. m.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-35S-S55 South Fourth St.
rooms each, good cellar and level
Aard' $500 per month. Apply to LOUIS
TURANO, 316 South Fourth St, Steel
ton, Pa.
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Troubles must come to all men. but
those who are always looking for
them will have the largest share.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-20

The people who SOW the seeds of dis.
content generally reap the apple of dis
cord.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-20

Happy is the man who can forget all
the mean things he knows about him
self.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-20

wise man thinks before he speaks.
but fool speaks and then thinks Of
what he has been saying.
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1914-10-20

One ounce of hustle is sometime.
worth more than pound of knowl
edge.
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Middle Division-115 crew to %
first after 2 p. M: 102, ia, 11S, liz.
11O, 100, 101, Ill, 113.
Conductor for ia.
Brakeman for 102, 101.
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GEO. NJ. SHOOK co.
HATFIELD
tcontinued From Firs, Pag.J

in quelling the industrial warfare N
the kanawha strike zone. Figures
were given showing the per capita
cost of the state government TO be
lower in West Virginia than in any
other state of nearly the same size.
Denied extravaganza.
Governor Hatfield dehed the Demo
Gratis TO prove their charge OF eNtraV-
agance OF his administration and cited
the beneficial laws enacted by Re
publican legislatures. lie gave fig
ures showing the practical wIping out
OF the state tax and pointed out the
advantage to the laOoTing men that
act creating the workmen's compen-
sation fund.
The American people are pro-
grcSslve IN principle. said Governor
Hatfield in conclusion. and the Re
publican party must do as IL has al
ways done-keep ap@ce with the pro
gressiNe thought and tendencies of
the times. the Republican party in
its history OF fifty years has settled
greater and broader questions than
confront US now. ~ abolished slavery.
n cNtinguished the fallacy Of state s
rights. II established the national idea
OF government. u redeemed int obli-
cations OF the country in gold. IL put
the currency of the country on a flrm
basis. IL fOstCred the building Of
trans-cOntinCntal railroads. IL adyo-
Gated and installed the policy OF the
protective tarin its policies have
trebled the wages OF the laboring man,
II has taken the revenue of raw ma
terials and placed II upon imports, the
like OF which We could manufacture
ourselves. thus giviLs employment TO
every man who needs 10.
Made v. S. a World Power.
II has made the United States a
world power and all these policies
for good have met with the continued
and aggressive opposition on the part
Of the Democratic party n these
policies which have meant so much
Tor national advancement were riEht
the Republican party has been right.
" opposition 10 these policies was
wrong the Democratic party has teen
continually wrong The growth. the
wealth, the almost universal comfort
the Improvement IN every direction
and the national grandeur 10 the
american flag which characterized
the triumphs ~ the Republican party
during the half century that 10 direci-
ed the destiny Of the naiOn const.-
tutcs the answer as 10 which party
was wrong and which has been righi
III those who are opposed TO Dem
ocratic supremacy viii join together
in the coming battle. as 7 fully ok.
poet the great rank and nlc will do
free trade. grape Juice diplomacy
and an the other things. more or
less. that 20 with a Democratic adj.
ration viii be consigned TO
darkest oblivion"
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q p~rsou- 20 tstalrs m rfc~.. TaEfur
ts@ NhesiinE ana Plftsburxh pspsrs
q yesterday ruorninE. the mortality
iist chroniried IN their ooIunas -
sonethius frixhtfui Th.se psp<rs a.
count Tor eleven deaths and forty ave
injurec. a oasuaity list nearly a. rrsat
a. that sustained b. the Tinted STATE.
forces In the taking % Vera Cruz
u has really become a serious qu.--
ton There Il 70 excuse for these
accidents. a. they are EensraIiy attrib-
utabie 20 careless or reckless driving
Win some people speed T. ne frat
confederation and safety the last
thought on the railroads TIE man A.
The throttle must keep his mind on
Dis task and clear and watehfuI eye
on every foot % road ahead OF hin,
Many chaureurs DO not DO this. and
travel az full speed on roads they are
not familiar With. and where the un-
expected curve or n narrow strip ton
ping a deciivity comes on them too
suddenly for a safe handling OF the
car
The impressive feature Of the oasu-
atty list referred 20 r. that Il Is limit.
I'd 20 only a small section OF the coun-
ny What the total might be through
out the entire land r. startling TO con-
template. We have turned our Efforts
OF late 70 30 planning the observation
OF the great national holiday-the
Fourth OF July-to decrease the loss
OF life and limb that used to be har.
vested on that day. The safe and sane
Fourth has been a wonderfully sue
eessfui reform. and II seems thai fatal
automobile accidents can be minim-
med by relative reasonable methods
OF prevention.
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INQUIRY COMPLETED.

The Senate Committee has nnishct
its Investigation % the relations o,
Senators and Representatives with
the promotion Of the Cold Hni. North
Carolina. gold mine. with which Sen.
aior chilton's name has be,.n 40 con.
spicuously associated. The commit.
tee promises 20 have ia report ready
within a few days The last session
Of the committee on Saturday was
taken up with a lengthy examination
OF the promoter Of the mine. Walter
George Newman. who has qualified as
an artistic "hxer." The main interest
In the examination OF Newman was
the Issue between him and Comptroller
John SHELTON Williams. as TO whether
they were friends Mr.. williams had
already taken exception 20 Newman
oharacterizing him as a great friend
OF his In the mine dealings. but New
man. on Saturday. again insisted tina,
he considered Mr. Williams above all
men OF my friends"
That. however. II not 80 material as
the testimony OF Promoter Newman.
that none OF the Senators or Repre-
sentatives who purchased membership
certificates in the Gold nm mine. ex.
cept Senator Overman. has bought his
certificate In his own name. II this
does not look suspicious. Il may at
least bear the comment OF queerness.
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sen. WHITES CANDIDACY

In The intelligencer this moruinR
appears the announcement OF the can.
didaey for the Republican nomination
for Congress OF Hon. George White
OF Lewis county. at present State Sen.
ator. and one OF the most active and
aggressive young Republicans OF the
state. Mr.. White has an enviable
personal and legislative record. He IL
man OF spotless character. splendid
natural ability. excellent training IN
the law and in public affairs. and f.
well qualified In every way for the
most important and valuable public
service.
The Republicans OF the First Con.
Rressional district are TO be congratu.
lated on the prospects OF the nomina.
lion OF a man OF his character and
ABILITY for Congress. Other candidates
may enter the race. and II is not nee.
essary TO predict the action Of the
convention which meets at Fairmont
but Il can be said with absolute cor.
iainty that the nomination of Senator
white Will assure an aggressive and
a vigorous battle and a winning cam.
paign- The First district OF West
Virginia is Republican. II is essential.
ly protective tariff district. II Is
now misrepresented in Washington.
It's great Industrial interests and it's
thousands OF working men have had
no voice in the legislation Of the Dem
ocratic Congress. The First district
wiz send a protectionist to Congress
ihis fall. II will send a Republican
TO Congress this fall. The Republican
voters Of this district will see TO that.
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families Of the Fairmont Pike be-
tween Sherrard and Mt Olivet are
Planning TO move to Wheeling.
Mrs. Thomas Bodie. OF Mozart. wha
mas been taking treatment at the Ohio
Valley General Hospital. has returned
nome considerably improved.
The Mozart Volunteers have leased
The Mozart Park from the Park Asso.
U'atloh ana they VIII have control OF
u Tor their own social AFFAIRS and TO
let 70 others. until October first
William White. who has been III
Tor some time. Is not much improved.
". T. y. Cox returned to Cameron.
friday after spending a couple oil
Miss Margaret McCombs left satur.
DAY Tor Fairmont where she will bs
me guest Of her sister. Mrs W. r..
watson. Jr.. for a week.
Mrs. Silas Frecse and daughter
Miss Elizabeth, OF steubenviilo. ara
guests Of Mrs. W. y Caldwell
Miss Eula Kiger returned home Sat.
urday after a ten days visit al the
nome Of Miss VIII AIDA Rodgers,
Miss Ruth McCombs and Miss Mary
Mier. two expert equestrians. enioyad
long ride out the Fairmont pike
ana across 20 Silvoraidp Thur6dav
evening A feature % tho ride was
thriliing race, In which Miss Mier
was winner
ON "wednesday evening 81 this week
me Adult Bible class Of tho RofhIe-
mem Union sunday school will be- an.
tertained a. the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
CHARLES y. Caldabaugh
Mr and Mrs. George VI Schmitt
have new daughter. whom they have
named Katherine Laura. after her two
Grandmother
Mrs % X Nozona and two cbiIdrc,
Kendall and Mary of Martins Ferry.
are visiting relatives az Sllvcreide.
Miss Edna KlaFcs has returned
from e visit with her Rrandparcnfs
Mr and Mrs. Chester Dean of East
Wheeling
Wilma and Angie Frazier Of stou.
bouViIlo ore visiting at the home ~
their uncle John Culver
Mrs N'lCha Dowlcr Of NoundavIfo
was a sunday guest az the A " sncd,
cker home
DR. and Mrs r Cox viii start
for Atlantic city. Thursday on a siv.
teen day excursion
Rev. and Mrs ~ A Riddle v-s-o
guests ~ Nr and Mrs. ID. M Car,In
Saturday evening.
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FOR SAFE AND SANE SUNDAY

The death toll from automobile acct.
dents is growing TO an appalling total
this summer. There is scarcely an
issue of this paper that does not
chronicle one or more fatal termina.
tons OF automobile rides. and looking
into the causes. IL is found that ninety
per cent Of them were preventabIe
cases. The railroads, where the risk
Is supposed TO be greater. and the
chances for collisions and mistakes
more numerous. seem TO be as secure
as sitting on the front porch in a rock.
ing chair compared with the hazards
OF riding In an automobile.
Sunday is a day more prolific in
automobile disasters. because Il AZ.
fords opportunity for a larger number
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DIR. HODGES ACCEPTS.

Doctor Thomas r Hodges accept.
ance OF the nomination for Congress-
man-at-I.arge. procured by the bosses
OF the Democratic party. appears in
this issue of The Inelligencer. DIR.
Hodges had no other course open 10
him. because a refusal OF the nomina.
ton would have been a reputation OF
the powers that brought about his
nomination. The time he has taken
for consideration was a play 70 re-
move the impression that he was an
accessory to the plans OF Senator Chill.
ton and the representatives OF former
Senator Watson.
His letter OF acceptance Is a plain
blum. His statement that he was
drafted against his will, and that the
bosses had no knowledge that he
would accept a nomination IL ten
dered. fatty contradicts the statement
OF Senator Chiffon that he knew all
about IL. And the Spontaneous &C.
ton OF the convention. as he terms Il.
faces another contradiction. in the tele-
gram OF congratulations wired him by
his opponent. Col BeaIl. Having
been so long in communion with his
conscience. something stronger was
expected OF DR. Hodges than the letter
he has written in acceptance OF a
nomination that was flched from a
man who would have been the choice
OF the convention but for the ban
put upon him by the corrupt bosses
of the Democratic party OF West
Virginia.
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WHITE ANNOUNCES
HIS CANDIDACY
PROMINENT YOUNG WESTON AT,
ToRNEN AFTER REPUBLICAN
NOMINATION FOR CONGRESS
Is Now Serving First Term a. State
Senator and Has Made EnVisbie
Reeord-Stronq Candidate.

The lntelligencer last evening re-
ceived the following communication
from State Senator George r. White
OF weston, which Is self explanatory.
Weston. w. Va, July 1914.
To The Republican Voters OF The First
Congressional District.
hereby announce myself as a can
dldate for the Republican nomination
Tor Congress In the First Congress
sional District of West Virginia Hav-
ing been consistent and life long Re-
publican and having served at the last
session in the State Senate OF West
virginia, my record I'm that body will
indicate the character OF legislation
that ] favor and support. II will show
mat / have supported aggressive and
liberal enactments and particularly
legislation designed to benefit our
working men and farmers and the
masses of the people in general
" nominated and elected to Con-
gress ! pledge myself to support un-
waveringly the Republican principle
OF protection TO American industries
and TO American working men. and to
advocate liberal and progressive legis-
Iatlon IN harmony with the tendency
and desire OF the American people.
AT later time ! will more partic-
ularly define my position on specific
questions. In the meanwhile | soli-
cit the kindly Consideration of the
Republicans OF this district and assure
them that II made their nominee /
VIII enter this campaign with he de
termination TO carry on a vigorous
and successful contest.
| remain
Yours very truly.
George r. White.
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GATHERING IN OFFICES.

When Senator william z. Chiffon
vas before the Senate committee In
vestisating the character OF his con.
nection with fake gold mine in North
Carolina. and the use OF the stationery
OF his committee in promoting II. he
was quite rippant IN giving his testi-
mony; that Il was only a little fier he
was taking IN stocks. and that really
he wasn't much interested in the mine
but only invested to help along some
friends Of his. Yet Il was these same
friends who were trying to unload the
stock on the guils OF Wall street. The
impression left by his testimony was
that his connection with the mine was
entirely philanthropic.
But the humor of the situation has
been entirely changed by the revela.
tons OF Col Beall. in his interview
with a representative OF The Intelli.
gencer. published yesterday. detailing
the Incidents leading up 10 his double.
crossing" by the Chiffon. Watson gang
at the Democratic State convention a
few weeks ago. After charging sena.
tor Chiffon and his hirelings with per.
fidy and dishonor more infamous than
that OF Judas Isoariot. he made the fol
lowing astounding statement:
"slttins In the Gold Room OF the
White House one day, awaiting an
audience with the President, Senator
Chiffon tried 10 have me invest So.
600 70 SIC, 1000 In a certain North Caro-.
lima gold mine. You have probably
heard something Of II here lately.
rejected the proposition.
"Now firmly believe that I would
have been the Democratic candidate
today had complied with Senator
: chilton's request"
This is an amazing revelation in
contradiction OF Senator ChiIton's pro
fessed casual connection with this
fake gold mine. and stamps him as a
peddier OF practically worthless stock.
with the understanding that the pur.
chaser was to be the recipient OF his
approval for one OF the highest Offices
in the gift Of his party and the people
OF his State. a refusal to purchase
was to result in political destruction.
These were the conclusions OF Col.
Beall, who refused 10 demean himself
by any such corrupt bargain. He is a
man OF honesty and proved business
probity. and his construction OF the
proposition put up to him cannot be
affected by mere denials on the part
Of Senator Chiffon. Il Is one OF the
most serious charges that has ever
been brought against a member OF the
United states Senate. and puts tho
senior Senator from West Virginia in
the position OF being unworthy OF the
trust and confidence Of HIS fellows
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Yours very truly.
George y. White.

Senator White is one OF the young
or Republicans OF the state and is
now completing his first term I'm the
state senate. He Is rising Young
lawyer OF Lewis county and IS recog.
nized as one Of the most brilliant
young men in the state. He Is a man
or extensive family connections in
both Lewis and Harrison counties and
Is widely known throughout the first
district where his natural ability is
recoEnized. In the announcement OF
Mr. White the Republican party has n
strong candidate for the nomination
az the coming congressional conven-
ton.
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The late. but not lamented. Demo
cratic county convention ~fox.fired
around over the quaEmires OF doub,
With set OF meaningless resolutions
about the great Woodrow Wilson ant
some other general subjects OF nc
local interest and failed 10 make a
ptatioen Tor their candidates for tbs
legislature 20 run on or stand on
Perhaps the bosses prefer TO make the
platform FOR them TO vote BY after
they are elected.-Fairmont West Vir
ginian
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UNCLE WALT: The Poet Philosopber.

!. ! "a E.sys
me nue engger tolls with vgor long and
~ VII" @eH burrows rs winding burrows
iorm me measly chigger! VIII
'I O"NDLN ~ was placed earth. tougher
make US suffer, and Danish peace mirth We
" 20 Iaole or lightly gambo IN fields there
t gger persistent digger is waiting his prey We dread the
O oI mere We re sorcst with Jumps
our races from pleasant places the tempng bad Tbs
sncakng Ginger that IS bigger needles eve can male
man sncr from lungs 20 liver
sn W. Inc SIZZLING hornet that lodge with redbot
suhsCI IS trouble brnger but chance
mar humhles spirit BUNDLES
MOSQUITO gives warning ditto with vocal But on the
enggcr u pulls the trigger and shoots
and morning without warning raise The
WALT MASON.
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Ninth airthdax

on her ninth birthday last Satur.
day. Miss Rosetta Culver entertain
Cd several little girls at her home
near Silverside. The young hostess
received some very nice presents.
The afternoon was pleasantly spent
IN outdoor amusements and refresh
ment were served. The following en-
ioyed the party. Kisses EDNA
klages, Mary KogerEOn. Angelina
Frazier. Alice Behrens, Lucille Muir
ply. Wilma Frazier. Elizabeth CuI-
yer and Rosetta Culver
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-14

TIE had q the De1oer.ts o1os
trust IN this state Ia, fAii-a 20 Io-
estate indeee. ~hea n. L. foros1 20
barter s-Hy his inss~ae. snd p~ddis
onsss FOR the money TIA, 10 m thsua-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-14

4 very heavy storm attended with
much hail passed across strip Of
country just south 81 here Friday ar
ternoOn. and did considerable
amount Of damage.
Mr. and Mrs. ". p. Carnahan and
daughters Misses Wilma and Kathryn
~ Whcelinr. we're visiting NJ Olivei
relatives Sunday.
Yesterday Mrs Presha Fisher. who
has been il for n long time. was 70
ported to BE- ln very serious condi
ton
Mrs = 49, Fcreuson and little
daughter BDrnIcc have returned from
visit with relatives az Cottarevilie
vs. Va
Miss Beulah and Mr. VIII sne5oter
have returned FRO ma VISIT with rala.
lives near Pleasant Valley
Mrs Alvin Nouohan. % Edrwood
viii visit 81 Mozart This week
To Is reported that two prominent