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The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-19

Poultry on the farm, in place of belng an expense is often help in destroying insects and many kinds of seed.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-19

Figure now to cut next winters feed bill as much as possible by plant ing sufficient acreage to forage crops.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-19

Celeriac is form of celery in which the root, rather than the stalk is ed1- Die. The seed is sown and the crop Is secured the same as celery, except that blanching is not required.
The Green Forest tribune., 1915-03-19

One-half the difference between A COW Is often the resul m bm ms1OO $2o and $100 COW is often the result of the difference between a poor ana good sire.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26
McutS aus Mustatint.

Ole Sd)iiler Ser Mncf Sslano &pb-
ldllle bobe1 lit elmer @%erlammll1ng
porgeitcrll Nadnlittag %beid)loiielt, eill
Srdelter 81 griinoen, meldps aus ct
ma 16 Mitglieoern lbelteben nllo balls
%prgonilirt aperoen apirb. oils 3iri-
gent mllr0e Irallf 6. guiott erlp6blt,
Der in Oieiem iSah bemanocrt lit.
8rin5ipal 6. S.. Irallb mur0e als
Iacllltp Marlager lmt0 gll1er 3ieg.
Ter ols @eidaftsfiibrer cmp0blt. Die
erlte Nfllitfprobe miro IN fl,r5er 3eit
a%bgebalten merbcn.
Der Tral1en-G erein ser oel,tiden
Miet6oOiIten- @emei1oc bielt am 0on-
1rerstag I'M Gereinslofal cine 3uiam-
mcnfllnft ab. Gsad elmer Nrbeits-
|ltln1oe faro Sic @eidaftsperlamm-
llllla ltatt, III melher beidloiien ml.r-
Ioe eincn GamldGSerfallf an Ia. Sf=
0toter III einem leeren Beihiftslofal
Gb5ubalteu. Mls MrrangemG1tsfomi-
tie fin bieien Gerfallf apllr0en Srol,
2ottie 5teinfl,rt uno Srot Senrp
|5roebner ernanllt. Die nad)lte Ser.
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Der II Sabrealte al
9enipn, beflen 9eimut popular,
Mp., lit, liegt i'm Soipital in Gounr
eli Bluffs, Sa., an 5lpei 96ublpuns
ben oarnieoer, Die inn in MiHpuri
9allep BON spei Giiterpageurdubern
beigebrabt lpuroen. Mit anoeren tom
8enIon bon Den 9utptazGrntefelosrn
5uriid, no er bart geurbettet bate.
Die Rluber orangen in Ben Sitter
pu9en ein uno beraibte1 ben iun9en
8enipn I'm $10O. 8etm YerlaHen
oes Wa9ens feuerten lie 3pei SdiilIe
alf geni on ob. Cine 8usel brang
lobe oes Hiidarates Elm. SIS beibt.
bob cine 8anbe ppn Hdubern auf
ale BON Norben tommenben @iitsrs
siige %lallert, Inn Die beimtebreuOen
G%rntearbeiter ibrer griparniTe au
berauben.
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Ncucs aus Nod Sslano

9os Solbaten.M onun1ent mur6e
geitern Nadmittag auf Sem Chip
piannof Srieobof mlter 1beilnabme
bon Im1lenben cingelpeibt. Gus INF
pulante document, oas befanntlid
iiber $4,000 gefoltct fat, mar auf sic
paiienolte Meile nit Nlunlen 1lno
|6abnen gel6miidt, ebenfalIs sic lint
gebnng oesi cl6eN. 9ie @al1ptreoc
|bielt SON. 8. s. 9Der bon 81. 2onis,
&m1i1nanoant ser @~ereinigten Spa
niid)el ariegspeteranen. Nad ibn1
lpra6 Nep. Soc Bea BON @aleshurg.
9as Nrogran1m ml1roe nit Dem Si11=
ger Ser National Sprnne uMmerica"
eroffnet, apor9uf6in Die aopeIle ,Gbe
|Star Spangle0 Banner" ipielte. 3ie
gntbiillltng bes 9enfmals muroe bon
6ran gaa 81. @p0frep n1b Jrau Ser,
|trltOe @p1n, gertretcr bes @on1en's
Nelief Corps, poll5ogelt. @eteranen
aus Dem 8iirgerfriege iptpobl mie
aus Dem lpauiihsamerifaniide,
&rieg tparen 5ugegen uilb gobcn Ser
fit 6as Maoltilmer1t. 5troeb.
Hes &apelle l@ieferte Die Mulif. Mad
Der 6eier mur0en biibide @llnrell.
lpen0en ont Document nie0ergeIegt
9ie Nnlprafen maren redt erbabent
llno i'm redbten 5i1t1e gebaltet1 nri
|praden augemein OH. Spn. Sfo:
mas Ganpbell fungirte ols gerct1to.
%nienmeilter nno IS. 8. 1ra1tfs mal
|offi5ieler Better. Nm Mbeno fa1ro iii
&od Sslanb @ouie Elm gntpfang 81
@bren Ser a%ltslportigen @e0ner Uni
@alte itatt l,,ter Ben Mnipi5ic1 6es
5ibonep @ag Camps.
SSn Sem 8efinoen 0es ldmer fran,
fen Son. 8. g.. Mc@abe bat iih bis
iebt nod feline @enoln1g 5l1m 9eIie.
rem eiraelteut. 5cin 3ultono lit eir
fritiider, 10 bob 0as S1limmite be.
fiirdtet miro.
Sle SUulllllpel Der OTeH1ltdeI
Stootldlllen tbafell 1pabrel1o ser Der.
floiie1el1 @od)e $216.41 gcipart. 9it
2incoln Sd)ltle mar oieies Mal al
eri tier Stel1e init $42.15.
Die @robgeldmorenen boben ge.
itern tire Arbeit bee1l0ct lu1o baber
30 9elinquenten III Mnflage5ritan>
perlebt. 5ieb5ebn Salle ml1roen ab'
gclebnt. Die Mngeflagten fms:
Diego 5dlarcn5a, Mprb.
Sobn Nrice, Iootldlag.
6ranf Mnoerion, Mneriff mil
Mor0abiidt.
@ife aapotoipid, Mnariff mil
MorOabitd)t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-26
iammll,ng fm0et an fommenoen
Ionnerstag itatt.

SIN ei1cm Salslcioen lit pl0Blid)
pprgeFsrn 9ea6mittag Ser 20 Sabre
alte sllbert Steinfe i'm &eim ieiner
gltern, 6errn nno GSral1 Martin
tSteinfe, 514 Nono 5traBe, gcltor=
ben. Ger jllnge Warm mar MIR bier
Cage franf un0 p%eridlimmerte lid)
lei1t 3ultano nit ieocm Sage, 10 0aB
fur5 Dor Dem CODE cine Operation an
tbm porge1ontmen merOen nu1Bte, o1
|lpcld)er CT etIpa cine balbe 5tllnoe
oaralf ltarb. Ger 10 jung 8erltor=
|be1e mllroe bier gehoren; er binter=
|laBt allber Ben glterl1 51pei griioer
nno bier Sdmelter11. Sic 9eer6i=
9l1l'a fi'10ct notwithstanding 9elte itatt.
Saruep Noienmlrno, elm 6llbr-
mann, apure porgelier1 Morgen BET
l1abe nit leinem 8nael1 III sen Mfii=
ltlltppi geltiir5t, mem er iid nidt
ourd ciaen Sprl1r1gii11 Siderbeit ge=
bradt battc. Ct wpr feim 5anoab=
looel1 .an Ser Nubiront beidaftigt,
|ols Ser @agen unItfir5te llllo in sen
NllB fiel. IS nabnmlal1gere 8eit, Bis
Der @agen apieoer nus Sem @a1ier
|ge5o9en merOell fon1lte.
Capt. .@enrb s. annae 6at BON
&riegs0eparten1ellt Bic 9rore erbal-
ten, ieine 9otterie, ieoer5eit in Sc.
reit}daft 5u halten fit purfonlll1enot
|Saae. Illd lit ibm ol@lenlpiobIer
lppr0en, init %leil1er 9atterie ~itranun1s
Grcr5itien por5ul1ebmel1, 10 0oB oit
Wannld)aften eeriige1D int ibren
8ienit ibelpan0ert 1tl1o, nell11 lie eir1.
|berllfell merOen %iollten.
8as &riegsoepartement fat fir &c.
11iigenb Wlrnitiol1 fir Mattcrie s &c.
iorgt fir Die Salutidiiiie bei Ser Gin.
lpeiblrng Ser 11el1el1 Mrmeebollc, 1penl1
8n1perl1el1r Glarfe 5ltgegel1 lein u1l(
Ioie NeDicm ii6er Sic @atterie abbaIte1
miro. Die 11elle MrlneebaQc, mcld,e
etpa 100000 gefpltet bot, miro ct
ma ont Is. Sftober eingepei6t ul1l
tbrer 9eItimnllllg iibergcbel1 lperoelt.
/, 1909 purbe in .@ebafn<
? Of etn pplitif9sr agerbreder" @er=
sg1nn Wpgt sebanst, Dbeleid er tpz
| pDustrant mar urb 40 @rQp sSiebsr
aatte.
Sn Der Nopu1eon5eit lisben
; Die Iran5pi en- III 0sut{9lono INNER
ocs 9a9 Der 5alier 5eritDren, au5
sensn MiliiarpfIi9tige iiA midi ge<
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@iaiam $. &oran, Shape.
9enrD &lnb. 4anoerina.

George sieaman, grlangltng bon
'8elo untcr fallden @oripiegellngen.
Sian 2ancoiter u1b CHARLES Ian-
gerfielo, Iiebitabl.
3apio 5bca, 3iebitobl.
George Gprbin ualb Gbomas Mur.
ran, gi1lbrl1b.
Nlbert Gbebaf, ginbrl1d uno 1ieb.
itabl.
gbarles 8umoros, Giebtobl.
Tronf Datof Iiebltabl.
George 1apis, ginbrnd u1o Iieb.
ltabl.
@eirotbs grIaubniBideine.
Otto q. &lebl, Iupenport, ltnf
Sri. 5tata Neaie, Colt Maoline.
So6n @eqing, @alt Moline, uni
SRI. Mmanba 8loom, MoIine.
CHARLES sanlale, Moline uno SRI
emma aousfi, @od Sslano.
Galtor s. S. @olf lit nad) Mas
5cati1e aereilt, mo er .oie engliidt
ssltpreoigt 6eit oenl BORT bette ltatt
fitoen0en Miiiionsfeit ser 0eutidct
%epangeliiden @emein0e tbalten miro
6rolt Mpbert 8. Mc9ep an 35
.5traBe nnb is. Mpe,1l1e 1pobnbaft
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mad)t, SOB ibr Ma1n lett 1iensto{
Mad1mittug ipllrlos pcridaplln0en lit
|Micgep- ut elm StraBenbabnfonouf
tei1r nltD bette etfpo $40 bel itidA al,
e,r bon @altle fort gillg; Ell. lit % Sob
re alt, fiinf SUB, adt 3on groB mi
geballt. @s miro gelagt, sal
CT alt Dem belagten 9eadmittog nod
0abenport gefa6ren fem ion. Mfcsge,
ltn0 6amilie, beitebenO aus Ser Tral
ltlo 5apei @inoern, mob1,te ieit fin
Sabren IN &od SsIano. Sic Noli5e
lit jebt ouf Ser Guide nad) Den
|Mfarn.
aHEnE5aE UHHNNH .HssrENt ItEae"HN 4u.
Gin 1pciteres M,,tonlobil lit tie
porgGtern Mbeno aeltoblen mor0en
'es gebort 90. WcGlain, COS Al
|5traBe. Die Maidine murbe lpdte;
at Ser 6. Mbemle l1n0 is. Strab
bon ser, Goli5ei anfgefunoen. 3ai
bon ct. 6. 9cnion an1 0onnersta!
geltoblene Mlltomobil ml1roe gelterl
bon Ser Noli5ei aufgefunoen ur1b Sen
@eiiber 5ltriiderltattet.
@ier ebemiioe Naare 6oben ibr
|5dciormg bon Mid}ter Gbllrh er
ibaltel1, nat1lib 8eiiie 5iepers po1
Tranf 5iepers; 2ucille &imbon DO,
Sobn 81. @imbau, 9el1ie 8. 9apn,
bon Seq &apl1c uno Sa5el 2effel po1
WSl1. 81. 2pffpu
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Mittnpb- size Slirt iii
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BY un0 s.. 8inninger, She Judge
mint Of min" WarD Suuer.
9onnerstag-u@ alIeb of re-
generation ~ 2 Meel Big 4 - MoeIe
Qari lnD gb. Slpman. ugbic. Srib.
Gin BeeflD lub Slo Soc GOT. sn
Cartoons.
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g'oat" Sector - 8illp 8bobes.
Gam tasg - 81 tale Of tipentt
gtpries" - 2 Steel $3.50 80 8. Mann
llno gaap gmprp. Charlie gbopli1
GomebD".
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Die Sn oianer nanrten Sen
laarm, Sen Die an Der Miinoung be5
MmasonaS 10 Meter bobe, 1000 SCI
slomster fluBaufpdrts 1teisenbe SLUT
lpele Derpria4t, nMmai1unu", 5. i.
MaKerDoltenldrm. 9ie Spanier beu=
ten Den Mamen auf Mma3onen.
.9urin lit Der Mittelpuntt bes
acknowledgements. Das @etrdnt miro
aus 5eigen, Weibpein uno berI9ieDez
men GbemitaIien berselte1t. Mrgen=
!inien llno bic Ser. 9taoten impprz
tterten oaDon i'm Sabre 1918 1882
100000 5lafhen.
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ldtpere 3iegelr6bre altf sen aorper
tiel. gr muroe nad) Ser Office oes
Softors S. @. Seib5 gebra6t, Der
I'm III 8ebanollng nabm. 3lm @liid
litro feine &nod)en gebrod)en.
Git ueritupftcs sgitcm braudt sluf.
mertiamfeit.
Sino Sic sauliidtis. 16minblig nt,o
aputbiidl? ST.. Sings Stem 2ife Yills,
lofort eingenommen, tpirteu lofort alf
Gcrtnpfung nnb g%eipdbren glten
,StubIgan9 altf natiirlibe nno leidte
@eiie. llnb bieielbeu nirfen idnter5z
lps. @ernadIdliiguna zines beritopiz
ten Spitems fiibrt oft 81 gefabrliden
Gnmplifotinnen. @enn Sic morecn
iriib frDbIid uno 5ufrieoen uufpnder
mpllen. letblid unb seiiti9, bouu be-
9innen iSe Sic 8ebunolung nod beute
Abeno. 25e Sic Slai1e. (An5.)
The evening world., 1915-02-04
|THE CRIME CTOR
By E. ". HORNUNC


poesIs o. PRpCrDINo cHAPTnRs.
y nn1eB = - Dno1AA aasnbt who 0Akss
u11, q ~ cure Of cfSms. He snlists IN
H11oB - synpatAy nd cid a nsa
vhnm. pAsuboUuA. . youns nsa -
~ - oovsnnne sr driving pla.A. &C..
- = DunAs h Usat diskas. H = sbous
- unRssd. - - Inst termed hat ~ p
- OUAan = sslling espto d 0o~WunnA
- = . soesia pew0. He = innocsnt snd
: - pessa = Uosnn hs ho asowA the plsm
loDHsuAnuA. 10 vepa b y snsAssd. Doiias
-, ~ ~, asA ss.ssai,G pdsnborvHh On
\ ons6V 6nonkds - Uso. ~ frsatly admits
- o1U1s1 - ~ ~ paAaA
The evening world., 1915-02-04

to Switzerland for he Christ
mas holidayA II 10 alto q
world largely composed Of
that particular. class which
really did provide DR.. Dollar with
the majority Of his cassA He
was therefore not surprised ON the
night Of his arrival at the great
Excelsior Hotel. In winterwald. to
feel . difidsnt touch on the shoulder
and to look round upon the sunburnsd
blushes Of . quite recent patient.
George Edenborough had taken
winterwald ON his wedding "trip. and
nothing would suit him and his nut
brown bride but for the doctor to
Join them at their table. II was .
slightly embarrassing invitation. but
there was good reason for not per-
sisting In . nrst refusal. And the
bride carried the situation with .
breezy vitality. while her groom chose
the newcomer explained that he had
arrived BY the afternoon train. but
had not come straight to the hotel.
Then you won't have heard q our
great excitement" said Mrs. Eden:
borough. "and I'm afraid you won't
like Il when you dol"
"If you mean the stryohnine AFFAIR.
returned Dollar. with . certain -.
liberation. II heard one version BE-
fore had been In the place an hour;
I can't say that I did IKE y. But I!
you both think about M all."
Edenborough returned the wtne list
TO the waiter with Sepilohral in5uAc-
"Ars you telling him sbout our
medical scandalf" he inquired brisk
" OF the bride. MY dear doctor. tn
make your professional hair stand on
end! Here's the local practitioner
been prescribing strychnins pills war
80 hear" said the crime doctor.
"Ths poor brute has been fnght-
fully overworked," continued Eden
phiesmatic front than he had sx-
pected OF the British faculty. They
say he was up two whole nights last
week; he seems to be tho only doctor
In the place. and the hotels are full Of
fellows. doing their level best TO lay
themselves out. We've had two con-
plicated fracture this very week. Still,
to 70 and give your patient . hundred
times more stryohnins than you In
And he stopped himself. - though
the subject. which he had taken up
with a purely nervous ze0t. wa
rather near homo after all.
But what about the patient? 2"
adroitly inquired the doctor. "If halt
that one hears Is true he wouldn't
have been much loss"
mot much, I'm afraid" said LUCY
Edenborough, with tho air OF Roman
matron turning down her thumbs.
Hes q fellow who was At my
private school. just barely twenty.
ono. and making an absolute fool ol
himself" exclaimed Edenborough
touching his glass. It's an awfu
pity. He used to be such nice Mttlt
chap. Jack Laverick."
He was nice enough when he VA
out here year ago." the bride ad'
mitted, "and he's still q sportsman
He won half the toboggan races Las
seoson, and took II all delightfully
he's quite another person now. aut
gives himself absurd airs on top O
everything else. 6tiIl. shall sxpeo
Mr.. Lavertck either 20 0weep ~
board or break his neck He svi
IDENTITY wasn't born TO b poisoned"
did he come 70 srisf last ysaI
Mrs. Edsnboroghr
"Hs only nearly had one Of his ear
J cut on In . spill on The ioe run. o
. sAsy said: but hs was tssossaain'
-. m i0oS~A ATTIC. NL, All risA
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10 his wedding mornins. ana he's
only-only fast asleep!"
CHAPTER Y.
A Nchoolv,aster Abroad.

1T 10 . small world that nocks
to Switzerland for he Christ
mas holidayA II 10 alto q
world largely composed Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
LEELANAW MADE
EFFORT TO ESCAPE

WASHINGTON. %. C.. July %
With the receipt late to-day OF a
practically complete report OF the
torpedoing OF the American steamer
Leelanav by a German submarine.
state Department officials began the
preparation OF a note TO Germany re-
questing the payment OF damages on
the ground that the Prussian-Ameri-
can treaty OF 1928 had been violated.
A report from American Consul
Dennison, at Dundee. Scotland.
brought to light the fact that the cap
tain OF the Leelanaw attempted to
escape. but submitted to visit and
search after warning shots were fred.
The right TO escape. officials declared.
u conceded by international law. only
repeated attempts to evade capture or
forcible resistance being regarded as
affecting the case.
Unofficial reports that the German
submarine commander vas unwilling
TO J~ettison the cargo of the Leelanaw
and to allow her to proceed as the
treaty provides cleared up doubts
here on this point. The material
necessary for the presentation OF a
claim similar TO hat made In the case
OF the william p. Frye was there
fore practically ready for considera-
ton tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
SOON TO LIFT THE
RUSSIAN EMBARGO

WASHINGTON. July 2S-To hasten
restoration OF trade. details OF the ar
rangement under which the Russian
embargo on exports 90 the United
States will be lifted will be worked
out with the Russian ambassador.
George Bakhmeteff. A request that
this course be taken was cabled 10
the state department today from
Petrograd. Immediate steps will be
taken TO perfect the plan for an early
resumption OF trade between Russia
and this country.
Under the proposal accepted ny the
Russian government in agreeing TO
lift the embargo. Russian shipments
will be consigned 70 Secretary Red.
field OF the department OF commerce.
who will distribute TO importers and
merchants I'm this country under
guarantee that no Russian products
will find their way into countries at
war with Russia. Negotiations with
the Russian ambassador are expected
To develop a method OF distributing
shipments under bond 10 be held by
h secretary until the merchandise
has been consumed.
The Russian agreement eliminates
successfully negotiations In progress
for months. brought about by pres.
sure from American importers and
manufacturers whose demands for
Russian products. particularly vetch
seed for fertilizer. hides. skins and
mineral oil have cen insistent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-29
MILKMEN AND
MAIDS PICNIC
LARGELY ATTENDED OUTING
HELD YESTERDAY AT
WHEELING PARK
Lf.tie vida May Nichols Wins Firs;
Prize IN Baby Contest-Athietie
Program Rendered.

The annual outing OF the Ohio Val.
ley MIX Dealers Association. held yes
terday al Wheeling park. Wa well At.
tended considering the weather. Re
ginning promptly At 2 O'Clock. one OF
the best athletic programs OF the sea
son was carried out. consisting hrst
OF the base ball game which was play
cd on b park grounds between the
United and p and c. dairy company
teams. The r. and G. team won by
the score OF s TO & A prize OF ten
dollars was awarded 10 the winning
team.
One OF the most interesting features
was b baby contest. In which nine.
teen babies were entered. After care
full consideration. the judges rendered
the following decisions. For the mic
est baby. six months TO two and one
half years old First. Vida May
Nichols. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Nichols. prize SIS baby car
rage: second. Kirby Linton Wallace
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Wal
lace. prize SIS Eo-cart: third. Adalins
Stahl. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Stahl. n set OF beauty pins. The
judges were ID. @. Brown. OF Wheel
Ing. John Trussell. OF Elm Grove and
VIM. c. Tough. of W~oodsdale.
The winners OF the various contests
and the prizes awarded we're az fol
lows:
Nursing contest-Louis Pahenbach.
FIRST prize. $3.50: William Campbell.
second prize. $50: Harry Anthony.
third prize. 81.
Buttermilk drinking contest-Hu-
bert Hunter. first prize. $3.50 gold
piece; stephan Kurtz, second prize.
and Herbert Hess. third prize.
Pie eating contest-Ralph Selbert.
FIRST prize. $3.50 gold piece: Danna
Jones. second prize. $3.50; Ernest
Dreckman. third prize. 81.
The greased-pig race attracted a
great deal Of interest owing TO the
number who participated in the con.
test. The pig was let 20 on the park
ball ground and one OF the merriesi
chases ever held at the park ensued
After a long chase the pig was finally
caught and held by Ralph Seibert for
hve minutes. and he was awarded tht
pig for his effort The pig weighed
about ninety pounds and was later
sold by its owner for Sc. The winners
OF the n hundred yard dash for
milkmen resulted as follows: Boyd
Green. first prize. $3.50 gold piece
Harry Wees. second prize. $3.50; James
Holmes, third prize. 81.
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that all OF their crops are better than
last season.
Bell Telephone company employees
were busy yesterday on the installing
OF a couple new telephones in differ
ent parts OF town.
Miss Cora Darrah. Of Seventh
street. will spend a couple OF weeks
visiting friends in Hannibal and other
points down the river.
Conductor W. "a. Smith. OF the Pan
handle traction line has returned TO
work after being on for a couple Of
days.
Samuel Lewis. conductor on tht
Panhandle traction line has returned
TO work after being on on a weeks
vacation.
Mrs. W. II. Smith. who has been ~
for the past couple OF a Al her
home on Twentieth street. Is some
What better.
Charles Proellochs. Of North War.
wood. has returned to work after
being on for the past couple OF weeks.
on account Of cutting his hand on a
scythe which he vas sharpening.
J. Romeo and family are moving
from Johnson flats into a house on
the corner Of Sixth street and War
wood avenue.
Conductor Harry Hendcrshot and
wife will leave on their vacation the
last of this week They will spend
most o. their time In Paris. Ky.
Many local people attended the Ma
sonic moonlight excursion given last
evening on the steamer 81. James
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lutz. Of North
Warwood. left last night for Atlantic
City and New York whore they will
spend their vacation.
Work e. progressing rapidly on tho
70 painting Of Johnson flats. corner
F1fth street and Warwood avenue
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At X VICTORIA.

WIN b souvenir matinee today.
"len patrons of the Victoria Thoator
VII q smother photograph 10 their
portfolio of Wees players. the nrsf Of
nFe performance 90 a drama Without
= name will b. given by the Albert =
Nees company The author has -oal
y gwen this play n name. but % iq
n"i considered appropriate % be- ba.
l'Frd that some % % tho many hun
dreds who will witness the perform.
ances during tho second half Of he
week VII suggest n better Tile tban
that which the author selected No
encourage patrons f0 mako tho effort
mo manaFemcnf has decided 10 oTor
a prize ~ g. IN gold for the beat f.fIr
The only stipulation o. tho manage.
ment is mat no old title b. submitted
The name ~ any play already uses
whether Do has been r1pvr'rbfrd or
not, viii not be- considered AM o-ir
NAL title is desired ANY number mae
Do suggested BY the same persor
They should be written InrIbIv ON /.
sheet Of white paper. with me name
or The person submitting them The
play iE q remarkably strong drama
containing an fhn elements that an
peal fo lovers ri Che dramatic art and
% De- believed Thar 10 wIl prove ono of
ne most entertaining plays vat B-e.
hied hy fhe Wees company Friday
rifhf The Country Store viii be- 70
rfatrd
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day morning went over estimates with
the county engineer for the roads mex
year. In their estimates they figure
on the distribution OF thousands OF
tons of stone.
There has beer six hundred fewer
licenses issued In the city this year
than last year. The condition IL a
puzzle TO the officials. and License OF.
hcer Ingram is making an effort to 10
cate the cause.
Preparations are being made by
the clerk OF the courts for the opening
Of the fan terms. All courts in the
county will be In session after the hrst
week in September.
The trustees OF the Scottish Rite
Cathedral will meet Friday evening
when bids will he opened for the on
struction Of the new building at Byron
and Fourteenth streets.
The remodeling and refttinR Of
The offices Of the high school building
are progressing rapidly and the build
presents an improved appearance. but
quite a little work Is yet 10 be done
before they will be in shape for the
beginning Of the school year.
An examination in the r r. Bar
telbaugh bankruptcy case will be- held
In Referee n. A. Notes Office tomor.
row morning This is a continuance
of the examination. The Affairs will
be closed In a few DAYS.
Secretary 4. T. Arnold of the
West Virginia Sunday School Asso-
citation, will return the frat Of the
week from the west where he has
been spending a month 90 Illinois and
Wisconsin. lie will leave later In the
week Tor the eastern and southern
part ~ the state where he will con.
duct the county Sunday school con
v%entions.
The advisory board Of tho Asso
ciated Charities held a meeting yes
terday morning boz their rooms in the
hoardof Trade building a number Of
cases were brought 10 the attention OF
the board by Secretary a. p Sinks.
Tho West Virginia SUNDAY school
Association yesterday issued q char
Ter io the Loyal Daughters Glass Of
The Holiday Cove Christian church
The class is composed ~ "a women
and makes tho 1923 class f1 receive
o. charter through the local office