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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08
BROWN BLOTCH OF
KIEFFER PEARS.

One of the most common troubles of
Kieffer Pears in New Jersey is the
Brown Blotch which appears in late
summer as irregular blotches scatter
ed over the surface of the fruit. 1t
is not known whether it is a fungous
disease or not, but it is possible to
control the trouble by spraying, al
though in a practical way very few
growers are getting satisfactory re-
suits at the present time.
The Department of Plant Pathology
of the New Jersey Agricultural Elk
pertinent Station began a spraying ex-
pertinent last year looking to the Grad
ication of this trouble. An orchard
containing 215 Kieffer pear trees was
divided into plots to make a compare
tive study of the effect Of Bordeaux
mixture of a 4-4-50 formula, concen-
trated lime sulphur, Pyrox and atomic
sulphur upon Brown Blotch, both early
and late sprayings being tested.
In general, the results OF the work
for the season were that copper in
jury in the form of enlarged russetted
linticels were severe on all of the Bor-
deaux plots. 1t was somewhat less
upon the plots receiving but two treat
iilcIfIS VI OOIutduA IilAIuIG5 anu Icld-
lively slight on the plot sprayed with
Pyrox; some russell spots were MOTTO
ed on the lime sulphur plots.
Black Fruit and Leaf Spot were not
severe anywhere in the orchard, but
were present to a considerable degree
on both fruit and leaves of the check
plot and the plot receiving two spray
ings of lime sulphur. 1t did not oc-
cur on any of the Bordeaux plots or
on the one receiving the full treat
ment of Pyrox.
Bordeaux when properly applied ap-
parently will control both Black Spot
and Brown Blotch, but it has a ten
dency to cause enlargement of the
lenticels and russetting of the fruit.
1t is possible, however, that weaker
solutions of Bordeaux mixture used
early in the season may give good
results in the control of the Blotch and
still cause no injury. 1t may be also,
that lime sulphur will prove satisfac-
tory for the first two sprayings, and
Bordeaux applied late in the season
would not be likely to cause injury
to the appearance of the fruit. Py-
rox gave very promising results the
past season.
A more detailed study of the Brown
Blotch and of the effect of spraying
for its control will be made by the
Department of Plant Pathology the
| cODJnn cnaCnn
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08
HOW A DEEP
SEATED COUGH
And Sore Lungs Were Over
come by VinoI-Mr. Hill
mans Statement of Facts
Follows:

Camden, N. ID had a deep seated
cough, a rundown system and my lungs
were awfully weak and sore. l am an
electrician by occupation and my cough
kept me awake nights so | thought at
times | would have to give up. l tried
everything everybody suggested and
had taken so much medicine l was dis
gusted.
Zone evening l read about Vinol and
decided to give it a trial. Soon | noticed
an improvement. l kept on taking it
and today | am a we'll man.. The sore
ness is all gone from my lungs, I do not
have any cough and have gained fifteen
pounds in weight and | am telling my
friends that Vinol did it.. FRANK
hILLMAN, Camden, N. j.
1t is the curative, tissue building in
fuence of Gods livers aided by the blood
making, strength creating properties of
tonic iron, contained in Vinol, that made
it so successful in Mr.. Hillman's case.
We ask every person in this vicinity
suffering from weak lungs, chronic
coughs, or a rundown condition of the
system to try a bottle of Vinol on u
guarantee to return your money if it
fails to help you.
THOS. F. CRAWFORD, Druggist.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Veil; Re-
move Them With The Othine Pre-
scription.

This prescription for the removal
of freckles was written by a promi-
nent physician and is usually so sue
cessful in removing freckles and Civ
ing a clear, beautiful complexion that
it is sold by Thos. F. Crawford, or any
druggist, under guarantee to refund
the money if it fails.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce of othine and re-
move them. Even the first few APP
plications should show a wonderful
improvement, some of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine; it is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08
FEED COST OF RAISING CALVES.

When the cost of a good dairy COW
capable of a yearly production of sew
en- to ten thousand pounds per year,
ranges between 500 and $3.50, it is
only natural that there should be an
increased interest in the raising of
calves. This condition exists at the
present time in New Jersey, and the
attention of dairymen is being turned
to the desirability of raising calves
instead OF depending upon a cattle
dealer.
The Dairy Department of the New
Jersey Experiment Station appreciat-
ing the Importance of raising calves,
has during the past two years been
making a study of the feed cost of
raising, and the effects of certain
feeds upon the average daily gain in
weight. The feed cost of raising the
present Station herd including about
10 heifers between n and two years
of age, and % one year of age, has
been carefully compiled and offers
some interesting information. Of Is
pure bred and high grade Holsteins
averaging eight months of age, the
average cost of grain and hay has
been $14.76 per head. In addition to
this, the calves averaged to consume
Alb pounds of whole milk and 1900
pounds of skim milk. This whole
milk, valued at SOB per quart, would
be approximately 1852, and the skim
milk at $50 per hundred, $3.50, MAX
ing a total of $10.52 for milk; thus
making the total cost of feed for the
average calf eight months of age $25.-
%.
The New Jersey Station has found
feed cost during the first eight months
is considerably greater than for the
same length of time at any other
stage of its growth, and could be re-
duced below the figure quoted pro-
vided the calf was changed from
whole milk to skim milk at an earlier
period.
The average cost of feed for six
pure bred Jerseys averaging II Ia
months of age, was $24.12. In addi-
ton to the roughage and grair., these
calves received on an average 405
pounds of whole milk and 1915 pounds
of skim milk.
The average cost per head of three
heifers Is months of age, was approx
imately $4,000. None of the heifers
on record are old enough to calve, but
judging from the present feed cost,
it is not likely to exceed $4,000 or
$1,000 up to the time these heifers
freshen. In cases where pasture is
available, they can be raised much
more economically, as the figures CIV
IN are taken under conditions where
the calves received all of their feed
in the barn.
A study is also being made of the
comparative gain in weight where
calves are fed whole milk for several
months, as compared with feeding
whole milk only a short time. The
following data for two calves each 7
months of age is a good illustration
of the results obtained up to the pres
ent time.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08

ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOT in
the new mt. Pleasant" section of
Pleasantville, corner New Road and
Richmond avenue. 65x125, for sale;
S275-$10 down, $40 monthly. Ap-
ply Pleasantville Press office.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08
Most Glowing.

An old mar attended a public fu-
neral in honor of an American states
man a few years ago. In describing
it to a Boston friend, a close relative,
he said enthusiastically: Jim, it was
grand. 1t was the most CLOWN pare
goric of words l have ever had 'casion
to listen toi"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08
This VIII Interest Mothers.

Mother Gray's Sweet powders for Children
relieve Feverishness, Headache. Bad stomach,
Teething Disorders, move and regulate the
and destroy worms. They break up
Colds in "a hours. Used bv mothers for 26
years. All Druggists, 25e. Sample FREE.
Address, A. S. Olmsted, Leroy, y. Y.-adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08

To those wishing to establish rela-
tions with a safe, strong bank, we
heartily extend our services PLEAS
AWHILE TRUST co.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08
HEALTH PROMOTES HAPPINESS

without health, genuine joy is i'm
possible; without good digestion and
regular bowel movement you cannot
have health. Why neglect keeping
bowels open and risk being sick and
ailing? You don't have to. Take
one small DR.. Kings New Life Pill at
night, in the morning you will have
a full, free bowel movement and feel
much better. Helps your appetite
and digestion. Try one tonight
adv.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1915-05-08
PLEASANTVILLE
OFFICIAL
ENVELOPES

Nre on sale at i.
The P~leasantville Press Office.
Five cents a package of %. Every
body who is interested in Pleasant
vile il urged to use these envelopes
and thus let the outside world know
! th~t ours is the "Best Town on the
Map"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05

Fln aierne lit SproJ % benoeS
gsrn Irrer MooereuS Sprog, uoen
at Sumtnlen nieo Stamntens sorige
Snoipioer 9encrcs AZ oct. :
aln paa ct beitemt Smraabe fill.
Ter Snoiuuerre paa begge Sioer al
Slooen liz ira b~oeranore. Eaa oeu
teire Si0c anuenocS @ue og Eil.
pau oen peuitre ocrimoo forgiiteoe
Bile. fom ilpngeS no al CT 2uftrsr.
Sagten er oereS Sopeonpring; Dog
briper noglc al Stdmmerre Iiot
Igerbrug. = Whooiptuing iii iine
noroanerifnnife Suoinnerbrshre ifo[
Hi2ic Sn6ionere pGre meget arbeio.
itmmc. - Noitialge al Stanmerne
irGfter iig lGtgere o. lGngere ino-
coer SfOJeue, 0a Dc meo Nagt bli.
cer tpullget I'll at ianIle 8linlmi %
iii od nleo bliuer mishdnolet al &C
fautidufroucubc GngelifmGub. =
Gn al Stammernc, iom beoer Gathi.
pos, lful iTtte Itor EriS poa Men.
neifefiso. aon DC rsue Ell huio
aoin0e arier Sc SET FOR Ell itor emf.
tc. NoBIe AZ Slroinnerne or cnoog
"0opcNirQere", oet pil iige: Ge
rrTber Wcuneifer Tor at isrc oere5
@opcoer bicm iom GroiPcr. Nien.
>eu5 NopeO bliper f%unierueret pa1
en- mcrtelig Mnuoe, lao oct beholoer
lit OaEliqc lloieeuOe; oere'ter op'
GGnges oct / Sntteu. elsie Snbid.
%ncritonmcr ador lin Iifrc ltnoer'
qoul imaOc. hpi3 life ReaIeriugerre
&c ipoomcritouifc Republifer ir!'
Ter Ell Stoppcr FOR aolltidnit'om'
Ieritc3 poloiomme Sremipro moo
Hs6hu0erne
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05
&autihufiamiernc
pco Tmajonhooen,

gangs Ama3onflooen itrpffer Ser
iid mPltige llrlfoge. ION er lioet
fienot oq npiter uigiennemtrpnge-
Iige. ) oisie Sfoge Dor Ell MPnl-
De %noiaueritnmmer, iom itaoia Di-
ger lpngere og lPngere bort Tor at
fomme un6ni De hpioe WtPno. en
Wano peo Raon @eorl Snsiel bar
qiDet Ell SfilOring az %noiauernes
2epeiPt % ll6breoelie peO Nmo3on.
ilooens sore SOB. Sn bar ielp
@nnmiplnntager ! oisie Srafter os
bar leoet II anr mellem Ssnoia.
uerne.
Som Selae al aIltidufiamler.
ueS @ruiombeoer moo De ltattels
SSnoianere er oeres Anial luntet iii
cmfrinl 100000. elsie Snoianerc
e. uatre og mteai5erte Wemeifer.
lem let itul0e frune tIlegne liz
heiere alltir. 9tan fan / &c mpg.
tIge Sfogarealer ltielne mellem so
ulige Smaaitnnmer. enbper meo iii
Sprog. l~lligbeoen mellem Spro.
aene err boe life i~nnoerIie nor.
Ruar man :. Gr. rsper en- Gpinoe
ira en- anSen Stamme, beboloer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05

Ell m Spitnnb / 1868. llnoer ben'
ne ltetteoc Wi@marcf ener9iIf aeiler
Nlerun0er 20en og oenne bite i'm
SafnemmeliAheo peo en- itert. inoi'
rcfte Stptte baooe 1866 on 1870.
Voleu bar iioen life engang or.
iiteret al Noon, % Eolatterne er
blct bdorot unoerfuet. Winoit /
Giterri1, bpor Den polite Abel bar
Ipiuet Ell ltor Hoae, Sra init SIDE
bar Ser berimoo / De icnerc Aor pp-
ret Ell itubig itigenoe llnoertrptfe!
ie. Rolf Sprog ioriuIgtes, og
man iorie9tc at iao Soroen ira 30
Iofferne. Der or oirct mango Wfil.
lioncr poa bette SormnoI, men NE
l~llltotet bar ppret p6erit riuge. Ser
er oonuet Ell RPffc tpife aolonier
lnnl3 @rGnIcr, men i'll @~iennlPlo
er Eolafferne trprgt in6oper moo
@ran6enburg, Shlelien oo Belt
preuSien. Eoloffcrue %iornerer ia
miterft, og DC ilelte blnIbeoe 9@a,e-
ifaber biir belt polite. Selp / 8e't,
3uiflano er ser mi ggne, iom er
oucrucicn0c polite Zen npeite 2llrs
/ FoIcn bar UGr5t ON nuillQ 'turpe.
re eu0mu.
Hu9icrnc llu0ertrutfelie er mint
ore %ipItenatilf, men bar IelliaheoS-
pi5 upret mere brutal, lprlia / Den
nu%tIonallltilte Ecrlooe melem Nler-
on0er Poems Moro OF Hepolutio.
men 1905. 5 &c TO ieritc Iumaer
lao life ina Eolofter, % oct lpntes
at ln5ne for Eolen Nie0 oen ire.
Ole Iumo tom Geottion. o. ii0en er
lln0ertrnffelien ifr,Oet pioere irem.
: oct iioite Aarhunoreoe bar 80.
lofferne giort ltore Sremifriot /
aanoelia % materieI SenleenOe. 49,
On pollf @orgeritnno bar barnet
iig, oq Nsnoerue ltaor betpoellg
hsierc emo Sc rusiiite. Sprlia bar
Sn0ultrlen / oe ienere 9lor ituot Ell
froitig Bert / &olen. @oriAaH er
Wi0tpunftet ior Sen r~u3iiite Wtetol.
% Wlaitininouitri, &oo3 0opeoiP.
oet Tor oen polite Iertilinouitri OF
Soinopice Centrum Ior Tor Ben
ruSiiif polite 9erqperf5inoultri.
Nnn moa heaer life qIemme. at 30.
lens acknowledgements 1rcmtiO bp.
Der Iiqe NANCE panifelige Pro6lent-
mer ion Den poIltiite Sremtio. Gas.
ripes Folen ira HuSlano, oil oet
tube De itore opnrbeioeoe 4iipt.
ninq5marfeoer / oct inore Huslano,
% ct mt Marfeo | De pit.siterriqite
@rrnIeaebeter oil iiffert life bpOe
iomme uiai9e og aubne llopitIing3.
mIligbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05
st Har Naao.
5srf: lloiGt life. Seruet: Soretas
lnacu Experimental.

0Ui5 Oh iioer al 3gaimerter. pooeaa
pine eler 2HiGlo az S1immeIbeo; on
Din Ss0u e. Oadrlig "a III er ilsp %
mat ON &ogssneu; ON lIotsEme!iers
ne ira 9lprsrHe er ursseImG5iIse %
uuauIrlige al lIoieeEoe. pa uoiRI fife.
! iaaoanue SilfGIoer trguser Rqrerue
ofte 6i9I9.
2oan'5 aions1 Bills er ~iDecieIt III
pirieOe for Rnreiugoomme er au5e'
ialeoe al SuiinNer. auu slansts Sus
iere iorIanae mere o5erbseiisnSe @ins
ues6pro END isIsenoe griIGrius?
Sobu ouiteN. Sarmsr. ut. eoreb,
@is, iiser: Seq lager pauIisuis
Soau9 NiSnep %iq5 6pert 10 @aanes
Ser. o. Sc 5oIoer mine 9Iprer i 500
6orfatrin5. Sec raj 9Iaset en- bel SeE
meo 8pgimeyter isr lea oioite uoset ON
Soan's 0iouep %iQ5. Ser imerteSe az
6eie mig. on ies bIep let trGt, Su
bar lea nISria uogen al eisie Slayer.
Sc lea itiac Eager rare paa mine I'm
rer meh Soau's aiouen Yius.
9ris so 9ts.. hos aas Sauelsuss, Seo
life ON tuR a. Npremibpel - idd Sodn's
siensp giQs 49, BET ldmuR lom DIR. Sultso
brIete. Softer @tilburu 60. gisrs, Suifalo.
r. y.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05
Wmmfcfrig paa Htbos.

le r%usltife % DC bulgarife Wlnfe
/ aloitrene poo ,Sleloet Mthos er font
met / Strio meo hueranorc. De init
penllge buIgdrlte Mtunfe Io%rnnlinlfe,
De nemllg en- Sattcauostlerelte. Oh
De nj eit~erretninuen ON Dc tpite OF
9itcrrlglt.nngorlfe Setre ouer Jflts.
lerne. Sorbitret heroper pasieoc
6iisierne Dem 90 uoeuior aIrten. OF
oct fom til et 0aanbgemPng, buoroeo
ilere IerioHer blen iaaret paa beaae
Sioer. Qrlorerne Tor oeotommenoe
aloitre bar oerior Iorbltot etbpert
Samtuem melem r~usiiife og billear.
ite Wlrnfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05

Voris. 6 Septbr.
Set ifllIoe life u1ore mig, ON
Sraltfrige peO Sioen az lin traoitio.
nellie Notionalfeit, @aitile-G agen
t4be Suli, bereiter oooptereoe iait
ogiao Ell aloen 6ribeosoag - "War.
ne-Gagen" - iii Minoe ON Sranif-
mrnoereS Sopeoieir og EariS' og
2anbetS Srelie unoer SeroenSfrigen
1914. Set piIoe ga blipe forite eaer
anoen Spnoog / September, - BELT
Den anoen. Saor ~beepnbtc man rig.
tignof at feire SSltbiIGet paa Wtoo'
neoens fsrite Ssnoag, 3. b. I. i9aar,
og BERT fam man foriaaoiot bape Net,
iom 4j9mpeilaget inoleoeoeS netop
poa oen Senoog, bpis Cato ifior alt,
iou bar 6te September. Smiolertio
bar Gegieringen bciternt, at De fleIte
Teitligbeoer % Geremonier | gnIeo-
ming al Seirs- SubilGet % Hegie-
ringens egen 0eItogelie / Dem ifal
uoItaa til npite Spnoag, iom iaole,
bes biz foo bet officieae TrGg al
"Seirs-S snoagen". 90 BERTH fan
mo bare iaa meget iterre @rltno,
iom ltgeilagets Ifilutning o9 Seize
retts enoeliee Groflamering funot
Steo netop bcn Scnbag Tormiooag
aiennem oct oiiicieQe &ommunife og
SSoffreS beremte Telegram I'll &rigS-
miniiteren.
Spor nroIlettelig Winbet ON Sen
Spnoag ifior itnnr pr9get | min
@rinoring! Get bar en- Solionoog
uoen lige. Sele TnriS bar tiolig poo
Serene, - oct bar ligeiom hi bapoe
paa Sclelien, at ibag maatte Der
bpnbe ncget, ioog maottc hi faa rem
geifeb. Higtignof bar bet nlereoe
lpsnet libt DC Bar foregoaenoe 90
qe; Ser bar fontmet nogle foriGt-
tenbe blao Sitter / llpeirsbinunelen,
lom mi en- bel Iaaneb og itnbig t9t-
tere og tpttere bupoe truffet lam.
men oper 5raitfrige, og Seroag ri.
ten bar Ser gnaet ct %nnoerlig Npgte
ira Muno til Wtlrto oper 8oris, -
ct Hpgtc Tom iogbe, at Sofire / ct 81
telegram ino til Stooen bapbe 1lpn-
get no sc Sro: Sc les items ---
ieg boloer bent. Sc aaigepeI, =
aaigepell Sapoe life Waaneoen n9-
ret aItfor rig paa Stltifelier og Ne-
berlag til, at ma MI nteo ell Sang
ifltloe fltnne bnnbe, babe iaa grant
bieit, ia bloc og filnne iige til bper-
andre, bit og %litfert: De er ilaaet!
&c goor life Longer frenl, men til
baac. Ser err intct / &eroer, Tom
gier mere ~lliiffer % poflenOe eno Ne-
berlag % after Neocrlag.
SSiotil bar 10 oct belle guoet ioa al
0eleS iorfiGrt % isrgeli9. Selpe
SoriloiPtnin9en Tor arigen hnpoe
bit iig at ramlc Innlnen ior Sranif=
menoene: 9tt 9lnerebet ituloe font
me ira Git, aiennem Nliace-2orraine
% moo SpitningSbeltet Selfort-
Soule- Geroun. Ger ifllloe NOT
SranIflnGnoene flInne bolbe Ell
Sttnol Men MI fom Sopebiteoet /
norOeit, giennem Selgien. Sraftut-
Se~ligbeoer, iom 6ranifmGnoene
bapbe re9llet paa, itanoiebe fife Sp-
~ifernes Irnleer eft SienoebclS &C.
fund, gelgiernes fife @rme eiorbe
fit poerite forat pinoe Sio for ben
iranife Sopeoarme til at omgrltppe-
res og rpfte op, men Spifernes Sor-
iprang og Sperntogt par for flor:
SpffreS Sfieniiniteb inc / geIgien
mi5Ipffeoes, GngelifmpnOene og
SranifnnGnoenc Ieo BET grlliomme
Neberlag Der Gbarleroi, beaer life
poa @rGnIen funoe Be boloe Jig. -
Siege, Namlr, Wallbel,ge og Itlt-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05

bporbau llbialoet fom iitano. Sor
alt gaor, iom Oct NJ eaa.
90 man Tiger, at oct lfdl pprc
Hetiproiebeb / DC 2opc, Tom tiIilut
itprer 5illaenes Gang.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05
Ct tort Qarsminoe.
Marnc-0 aacn, oa Sutfrcs Scir ircl.
ito TGorclanoct.
Voris. 6 Septbr.

@rcp ira "Tecorob Voten"s Barrier
Sorreiponoeut, Sr. Treis Sreislano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05

Ser er Siebliffe / Nationernes
iom / ben enfeltes 2ip. oa oct gjQI-
Der TO be or not 10 be-. Sar man
ba iat III inc - al Billie, al epne.
az FRO % Sprigtigbeo - ia. iaa er
Oct %isrunoen minore pietia. bporban
man bageiter iorieger at iorflare,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-05

esuS "retprab.R oitru" nj sIRsf % Sem
ner I bet aagiIe 2anb.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-18
Bl(].E||E Held
Is Chosen as the Next Meeting
Place of Head Camp of
the Woodmen.

4 FAIRNiONT, March 18 The Head
Camp convent ton Woodmen Of the
World of the Jurisdiction of West
Virginia. which includes the states of
West Virginia, Maryland and Della
ware and the District of Column ia.
.cameSt to close last night with
big banquet at the Masonic temple
early in the evening followed by Ia
fine entertainment at the Hippodronle5
Itheater The Woodmen left the city
on the late cars and trains, we'll
pleased with their meeting and en-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-18

The feature today at the Bijou
is 20 Garry OF the Roya.,
n Broadway star 4produc-
ton in three parts presenting Edith
Storey. Ned Finley and $. Rankia
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-03-18
SAL |:0N

SALEM. Mar 1S-=Mr. and. Mrs.
Thomas T. Flint. of Clarks6urg, are
Visiting Mrs: Flint's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Joshua Dennisor. Sof East
Main street. The marriage Of MI.
and Mrs. Flint has Just become gen.
orally known. the event occurring
last September, but they were able
70 maintain the secret for several
months
James II. Hughes came in from
lRosedale Tuesday. where he had
WORKED for he Eureka Pipe Line
Company all winter. Mr.. Hughes is
afflicted with rheumatic trouble. and
went from here to Mt Clemens;
Mich, for course of treatment.
Word has been received here of
the serious illness of Oscar Lambiot-
tie. of West Union. a, brother OF Mrs.
Clarence Lough. He was taken to
a Clarksburg hospital "Wednesday to,
submit to an operation for appendi-
citis. Mrs. Tough is with her broth
er.
Willard T. Frum Is at Fairmont
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lit is a Fine Western Drama in
Two Parts Full OF
Thrills.

Heart OF Flame two part
western drama, featuring Vivian
Iiich, the popular little leading lady
OF the American Photo play Company.
and having an all star cast. is the
big Offering at the iOrpheum theater
today. This play is thrilling, and
yet the clever acting makes il intense.
absorbing and pathetic. and is one of
the best yet achieved in film form.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening.
#..rhe Ordeal a powerful three-act
drama OF love and war. intermingled
With battle scenes. will be- shown.
Miss Anna Lougnlin. the beautiful
and clever actress, takes the leading
role of this. mammoutha Life Photo
Film production.
Klaw and Erlanger's massive pro.
duction Of The Roundup by special
arrangement4with Robert Campbell,
will be the Offering at the Robinson
Grand thea1er. Two nights aud Satur7
day matinee, beginning March 19.
'.The Round-Tp' is the greatest
@1,lay Of the hour Every character
and scene insthe piece breathes the
life OF the great Southwest It is so
realistic in its aspect that the audi
ences who witness it forgets. Tor TIN
time being. that it is in theater,
and becomes translated TO the locale
or the story and. ini5its intense inter
est, actually participates in exciting
happenings IN real life. The enthu-
siasttc. interest displayed by every
audience is the most hattering en-
dorsement this really great produc-
ton can receive. Shep Camps tinl-
personation OF slim Hoover, the
sheriff, Is said to be a masterpiece III
character representation. The dra
Ioatic incident OF twenty mounted
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Drew. 1t is spirit drama Of out
door life. beautiful mountain scenes.
strong men and brave women. 1t is
enc of the rarest combinations of
love, adventure and daring ever con
Gensed into a feature Aim.
The Woman Who Paid. !. a fine
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attending state meeting OF the
Woodmen OF the World, where he
represents the Salem camp.
BENJAMIN Stout, of Lost Creek,
former student of Salem College. has
been here delivering state maps re-
Gently extensively sold by him.
Harvey BroadWater, OF Cairo, was
a prominent business visitor here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Laura a. Williams has been
critically Ill at her home Miss
Slussar, a competent nurse. has been
attending her and she Is reported i'm
proved.
Justice Herman b. Davis. who
has been at Hot Springs for several
weeks. will start for home today,
much benefited by the treatment re-
ceived there
f. b Robinson. district member
of the farmers Organization. was at
Glarksburg Tuesday on committee
duties connected with the new move
ment.
The Rev. w. 2. Warner. Of Banks
vile. Pa. and brother, DR.. II. ~.
Warner, of Clarksburg. were guests
of their mother here Wednesday,.
who is in failing health.
The will of the late George Cum
iberlege. of Center Point, has been
probated at West Union. The tesla
tor bequeaths all his property to his
daughter Mrs. John T.. Shields. The
estate is very valuable, consisting of
100 acres of land at Center Point.
and large personal holdings.