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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
NOWY MARSzAkEK
WOJSK BRYTYJSK|CH
MIEJSCE GENERALA FREN-
CHA ZAJMUJE GENE
RAJ DOUGLAS
HAIG.
Og6lnie uznany on jest "a maj
zdOlnieiszego wOdZa
Wielkiej Brytanii.
Londyn, 16 grudnia, godz

1915 w nocy. - Dotychczaso-
wy marszafek polny i wodz ma
czelny wszystkich wojsk bry-
tyjskich we Francyi i Belgii,
gen. John French ustapiI do
browolnie z tego stanowiska.
Miejsce lego zajal general Sir
Douglas Haig.
Cd czasu wyladowania wojsk
brytyjskich we Francyi, gene
raj Douglas Haig dowodzil pier
wsza armia angielska i nazwi-
.sko jego bardzo czesto wspomi-
name bylo W raportach Frencha,
kt6ry Douglasowi przyznawai
decyzye, :szybka oryentacye,
spokoj i rozwage.
General Haig jest 0 9 lat
m}odszym cd generala Frencha.
Liczy on lat 81 podczas gdy
French lat 63. Haig W ciagu o.
becnej wojny odznaczy} sic mad
meka Aisne, a pZedewszyst- t.
'kiem dokonywujac slynnego od-
wrotu Z pod Mons, ktorym ura-
towaI swa a1Tnie cd calkowite-
go zniszczenia. w akcyi tez ge-
neralnei ma froncie bojowym
wyr6ania} sic stale i odcinek
frontu, kt6rym on dowodzi}, mai
wiecej odni6sl korzysci a mai
mniei STRAIT. Przez woJsko o.
g6lnie on jest lubianym, a co maj
wazniesze, zolnierze maja peme
zaufanie do jego zdolnoSci, jake
kierujacego wodza.
Dawniejsze jegO zasiugi.
Tsnim iednakowoz oczy caiej
Anglii zwrocily sic ma genera}a
Haig, jake przyszlego naczel-
nego wodza, juz poprzednio od-
znaczy} sic on niejednokrotnie.
Pierwsze laury zdoby} on W Su-
DAME. w Afryce wschodniej,
q6zie walczyl pod generalem
Kitchenerern j zdobyl wysokie
iliczne odznaczenia pod Atbara i
Khartoum. Wraz 2 generalem
French'em bral on p6zniej u
dzial w wojnie z Burami W po-
h,dniowei Afryce,. gdzie row
niez zaszczytne zdoby} odna-
czenia. Cd 1908 do 1906 Haig
by} gencralny1n inspektorem
kawale,yi W Indyach, cd 1909
do 1912 szefen1 sztabu W In
dyach, poczem mianowano go
genera}em komendantem W AL
dershot. q poczatkien1 obecnej
voin1, oddano mu dowodztwo
mad pierwsza ekspedycyjna ar
mia angielska we Francyi. Ge-
neral Haig jest szkoter1 od'
Powody ustapierlia
Unedownie wiadomen1 Jest
ze gen. French ustapR dobro-
wolnie i ma wlasne zaedaniie, aby
naczelna kcqnende powierzyc 81:
lorn nnlodszym. Anglia tez jak
lord Kitchener oddaje marszal-
kowi French'owi wszystkie hol-
dy uznania "a lego dzielnose.
i zasluri dia Mielkiej Bxy ytanii,.
a 49, ~ yttS 4 ~ n ~, 4 ffti5ts 4 y
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
com, kt6rym on jest zyczliwym
sprzymierzeni 25 mil cd
SalOnik.

jake byly straty sprzynie-
rzonych przy cofaniu sic do
Grecyi, ko1nunikat uzedowy
ME podaje. Wspomina tylko, re
Bulgarzy stracili 5000 ludzi W
zabitych, $4,000 W rannych,
Sprzymierzeni uratowali caly
sw6j materyal wojenny j okoo-
puja sic obecnie ma linii Kukps,: s1. u
25 mil ma p6lnoe Id Salonik. Do
tychczas AMI jedhn otnierz bull
garski snie przeszed grhnicy
greckiej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
PODWYzSZENIE WKkADEK
OSZCZEDNOsCI MA
POCZCIE.

Washington, d. c., 16 grud.
MIA. - Komitet z Izby dla spraw
poczty, raportowal W Srode przy
chylnie bill, kt6ry rozszerza pra-
wo wkladki W pocztowych ka-
sach oszczednosci z $500 ma
$1,000.
Zdaniem znawc6w, podwoi to
sumo wk}adek oszczednosci,
kt6re obecnie wynosza S7S. .00O:.
900.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
Galveston, Tex, 16 grudnla

Galveston, Tex, 16 grudnla.
W Srode wysz1o tu ma jaw, re
ma parowcu Au Sable, ktory wy
jechal stad w niedziele Mimic
ma, ma kr6tko pred odjazdem
odkrytv zosta} ogieh W jednym
z przedziaI6w kadfubu okretu.
Ogien spowodowa1 tylko wygie-
Gle dwoch pfyt. Powstanie po-
aaru lest niewiadome.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
WILHELM OBIECUJE
PALESTINE
w TEN SPOS0B PAPIEZ PO-
NOWNIE DOJDZIE DO
PANSTWA KOSCIEL-
NEGO.
Z walk mad Dzwina j W Galicyi
wsch0dniej.

Londyn, Is grudnia. - Jaka
siecia intryg, obiecanek i pro-
iekt6w Berlin oplatac potrafil
lnietylko panstwa balkanskie, ale
takze papieza, ktory "a proSbs
Wilhelma stara sic o pok6j, do
wodem obietnica, jaka Cesarz
Wilhelm zlozyi papiezowi Bene-
dyktowi przez kardyna}a Hart
mana, kt6ry wzia} udziai W o.
statnim konsystorzu. Oto VIII
helm oSwiadczyl papiezowi, re
ie$li dopomoze on Niemcom, ma
tenczas Niemcy utworza ponow-
ME panstwo koScielne i papiez
wr6ci do dawnej wladzy swiec-
kiej, jake glowa tego panstwa.
Powstanie ono w Palestynie,
zloza sic na ME wszystkie mia
sta, wsie j okolice, kt6re tworza
tax zwana Ziemie Swieta. Ably
panstwo to- ME bylo odcietem
cd mora, przylaczony do niego
takze bedzie okreg Jaffa, Z
miastem portem tel samej ma
zwy. Stolica panstwa kosciel-
nego w Palestynie bedzie Je-
rozolima, a rzadzic tenn pan
stwem bedzie wicekr6l, miano-
wany przez papieza.
z walk ma wschodzie.
PiOtrogr6d, Is grudnia. - U-l
komunikat rosyjski
glosi:
w poblizu Ukskul niemiecki
aeroplan rzucil kilka bomb. WI
Jacobstadt wzm6gl sic
pojedynek artyleryjski. w o.
kolicy Rygi artylerya nasza roz-
pedzila W kilku miejscach Mem
COW, fortyfikujacych swoje po-
zycye.
w Galicyi, ma p6lnoc cd Zale-
szczyk W dystrykcie Usieczka
mad Dniestrem patrol wywia-
dowczy rosyjski natknal sic ma
patrol wywiadowczy austryac-
XII, ubrany W czapki i plaszcze
rosyjskie. Zaskoczeni Austrya-
cy dali ognia do patrolu rosyi-
skiego, kt6ry tax skutecznie
odpowiedzial ogniem, re cze-
Sciowo wystrzelal, czeSciowo
rozpedzil oddziai wywiadow-
COW austryackch.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
KR6L p1oTR WYJEDzIE DO
WLOCH.

Rzym, 16 gludnia. - v po--
blizu Neapolu przygotowuja pa !
lac Caserta, ktory zaJnle Krol
serbski Piotr, zgodziwszy sic ma
propozycye wloska opuszc zczerlla
flbanii i osiedlenia sic tyncza-
sowo we. Wioszech. !
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
GRECYA | BUkGA-
RyA Ma ROzDR0zU
LUD GRECKI DOMAGA SIE
WOJNY PO STRONIE
SPRZYMIERZO-
NYCH.
Kr6l grecki Konstantyn rOZchO-
rowal sic wskutek tego.


jaki krok odwazy sic obecnie
Bulgaria, jest pytaniem, kt6re
! Jest zadawane ME tylko W Lon
dynie i Paryzu, ale takze W A
! tenach, stolicy Grecyi. Sytua-
cya jest nadzwyczaj trudna, a
nawet krytyczna.
Krol Konstantyn chcialby u
trzymae z Bulgarya Niemca-
mi dobre stosunki i day do te-
go wszystkiemi silami. Pre-
ciwstawia mu sic jednak lud
grecki. w imieniu tego ludu
prasa grecka oSwiadczyia, II
ME dopuSci on, ably chociaz je-
den aolnierz bulgarski znalazl
sic ma terytoryum greckiem.
Nar6d grecki wolf wojne, ami
zeli takie zniewazenie swej gra-
nicy.
ze tego samego zdania Ga
wszystkie klasy narodu greckie-
90, wyjatkiem sfer bezposred-
MIC zaleanych cd korony, dowo-
dem, ae socyalisci, prowadzacy
kampanie do wybor6w, jake sic
odbeda W przyszla niedziele, o.
twarcie agituja, ably nar6d gre
cki stanal po stronie sprzynlle~
rzonych jake panstwo walczace
Z koalicya niemiecko austry-
scko bu4garsko turecka.
Rad grecki miedzy miotem
a kowadlem.
Jak depesza Reutera Aten
donosi, rad greek zabiega ze
stron obu o pokoiowe za}atwIe-
,ie sprawy. 2 jednej strony u
klada sic re sp1zymiezonyn'l'
z drugiej sonduje opinie butgar-
ska. z Sofii iednak mic stanoW-
czego ME moga Ateny. otr7y-
mac, gdyz Sofia rzadzi obeenle
Berlin. Oswiadczyl tylko posd
bulgarski W Atenach, re Bu]ga-
rya zyczliwie jest usposobiona
90 Grecyi ME mySli o zadnych
wrogich wzgledem Grecyi "a
miarach. Slowa tie ME zgadzaJa
sic jednak re stanowiskiem wo-
iennem Bulgarow, ktore icn
zmusi do uderzenia ma wojska
sprzymierzonych W glebi Gre
cyl. Wlasciwie Bufgarom w wy
rzuceniu sprZymierzonych 2
Serbii pomagalo tylko 10000
Niemc6w. Sila ia, pozostawiona
samej sobie, mic zdziaIac ME
moze pr2eciw sprzymierzonym.
Jesli wiec Bulgarzy ME przejda
granicy greckiej, sprzymierze.li
najspokojniej przygotowywac
sic beda do Rampant wiosennei.
Ma to ME moze pozwolie BERN
i'zmusi on niewatpliwie Buiga-
rye do przejscia granicy gree
kiej. To jednakze bedzie W Gre
cyl has}em do wojny z Bulga-
rya do przy}aczenia sic Grecy.I
do sprzymierzonych. Rozunn1e
to doskonale kr6l Konstantyn 4
dlatego rczchorowal sic 2 roz-
paczy, ze minao wszystko nar6d
ie2o stanac moze przeciw Mem
y l. L - > ~ :
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
Kirkwall, 16 grudnia. p:

Kirkwall, 16 grudnia. Pa
rowiec Oscar II, wiozacy rnisye
pokojowa H. Ford'a, przybyI I'd
wsrode. II ia, q
Okret ten bys y drodzes do
Christanii, a Kirkwkl Jest, ~
tenn " kt6rym Anglia za 3
nluje okrety najace bye ptz
szukane lub zatrzymane, Wn6
sic vice 2 tego nalezy, 5e q
ten zostanie tl 1atrzyS sry
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1915-12-16
Londyn, Is gr'udnia.

Sts' IIS 1V . II " 7
sza z Piotrogrodu z pol urzedo-
wego biura prasowego donosi:
,,Oficyalnie zapzeczonem 20
sta}o wiadomosciom, podawa-
nym przez pisma szwedzkie, o
zabarwieniu pro : germahskiem,
IL Rosya zgromadzila 100000
wojsk mad granica szwedz-
ka".
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-02-16
DOGS BRING LOAD OF FOOD.
Hounds Driven IL Miles Through Ii
Snow to ReDlcniSh Iarder

Camden (Tenn.) dispatch to Knox
vile JOurnal)
John IIundley, a farmer, awoke IN
the morning to be advised by his wife
of a serious deficit irf the pantry
neither -four nor meal. Hundleys
horses were not shod, the sleet and
ice were too rough for the animals.
the family's strong box was empty.
and the farmer resided six miles from
town.
But John met the emergency He
constructed a large sled. hitchec nine
fox hounds to it, loaded on five BUSH
els Of stock peas and hit the trail for
Camden. After a couple Of hours
rest Hundley returned home, the dogs
pulling a Bag Of meal and barrel
Of -four through the snow.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-02-16
MANY LANDS SEEK
AMERICAN GOODS
Nu.3qt1 Inquiries at Offices
OF fr's S's lcan Export
Association

Foreign trade is pressing in upon
this country from all directions as Is
revealed by the current bulletin OF
the American manufacturers Export
Association. The trade inquiries and
the calls from duly accredited agents
or European and South American
houses show that the first fitful fever
Oh buying war supplies has been fol-
lowed by an increase in general trade.
according to The New York Herald.
Much attention has been called to
Russia, especially since the address
Of Curtis Guild, former Amba ssador
TO the court of the Tsar. which was
delivered before members of the assO-
citation at the Biltmore.
Among the callers at the offices OF
the association recently was Alex
andre w. Behr, a member of the Cot
| ton Committee from the Moscow E,x-
| change. Mr.. Behr and Alexander
Beck, manager Of the commercial de-
| partment of the Moscow Bank have
| been visiting this country to investi-
gate the possibilities of purchasing
American cotton direct for the Rus
| sian mills. AS Russia had been buy
ing s50,o0o,oo0 worth of cotton year
from German and English brokers the
American brokers are on the alert.
| A Russian representative who has
just arrived here is seeking to make
connections with American manufac-
turers Of electrical supplies, machin-
cry tools, electric light globes and
electrical appliances of all kinds. Rail!
way supplies, including tired wheels
in pairs, are sought b an agent from
| PetrOgrad.
barcelona, Spain, comes forward
with questions concerning American
patented novelties.
The official representative Of the as
sociation in Turin, Italy, desires to
hear all about army boots and shoes,
5 waterproof canvas for tents and medi-
cal supplies.
Belgium had an important place in
the metal industry. A London repre-
| sentative, who has been in Belgium
is looking for an opportunity to 60
2 business with American manufacture
!. ers Of iron and steel billets, sheet bars
2 wire rods, beams and channels.
Going further down the map there
come to the association inquiries from
the Commercial Bank of Athens fol
pig lead, copper sheets, boot feathers
S timber, pitch pine and wollen yarn.
Birmingham, England, has firm O.
n jewelers. that is wondering what i
e can get in the United States in the
f way of rolled and shell gold chains
7, rings and brooches. Then comes
e London house which formerly did
: large business in Bohemia and woult
: know what can be had in the United
e States in the way of imitation ant
) fancy jewelry, ladies' dress button
r. and trimmings, fancy hair ornament
h and hand bags.
IS A French agent representing a dis
l. tributing house in Paris and Bueno
IS Ayres is looking for cheap presse'
= glass dishes.
} Sydne, Australia, is inquiring abou
e pocket torches. Letters. in the Spanis
/ 10 20
is Peraza, of the Canary Islands, VIII
} would like to buy some of the bes
IF iron pipe and waterWOrks supplies i
IS general.
% At the Office Of the association, NJ
r 6 Broadway, it was said that no da
st passes without many inquiries for a
Is kinds of American goods.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1915-02-16

fContinued on Page Two.)
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09

The date of the pie social at
the Corley school house has been
changed on the account Of two
other pie socials on that date.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09
WEAVER.

The health Of this community
is fairly good at this writing.
Mrs. H. II. Greene went to Ell
kins Saturday on business.
DIR. Warren ID. Miller and wife
went to Elkins Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Payton Stipes
and family left Friday for Cum
berland, Md, where they will
make their future home.
Mrs. Warren Corley an d
daughter, Mrs. G. L. Green went
to Belington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Davis, of
this place spent Sunday with
Mrs. Bruce Davis near Tighe-
view.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Grov-
err Corley, Saturday Dec. A, a
fine big IA pound girl.
Several people of Tigheview
attended Sunday school at the
Corleytown church Sunday.
| see in The Progressive that
Uncle Billy Street is planning
to have a Flag Raising at Dart
rDoor Friday. Everybody must
get ready to attend for uncle
Billy is the one to show you a
jolly good time.
l. B. Finks went to Elkins,
FRIDAY on business. :.
Hayes Boudman went to Bel
ington Saturday.
Patsqual Pratt and family
are moving to Cumberland to
make their home.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09
MOUNTAIN VIEW

Winter is here to stay says
the old people of our burg.
The people are not done get
ting in their corn,
Mrs. J. L. Ramsey is very i'll
at this time. She has been doe
toring for some time, but the
doctor doesn't seem to help her
Will Digman purchased a fine
riding horse one day last week
from L. D. Cross.
Rev. j. B. Cross attended the
meeting of the Old School Bap-
fist church on Saturday and
Sunday.
Porter Price and wife were
calling ON viii Digman over
Sunday.
The LOYAL Order of Protec-
tion met on Wednesday Of last
week and mt on the second sto-
nv of their hoIl Thew saw thew
are ready to taIye care IF al that
may come, Better ioin 'em
hovrs Thev are doing a fine
h,.einess.
Dewey Nnstnr was shot the
o+hnr dow He was taken to the
Fllrins HeenitoI HI vras s'1f-
eo-.;or vo~v rn''oh. Peonle are
too careless with pnns some
t;,s,ac h-+ &c 40 rov+y- I'D tho
cIoo+i,,o with i,,ta,,tions r. hurt
~ r-:Il In e1oo,-ia no -,roceo.tad
4 q Tcros hos HE ronltrv
v-e~5 aho--+ co,o,>le+ad He has
So q+--air ofNchic1ens.
Il don't hear much about the
s--@rara orestion of late. I
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09
BELINGTON ROUTE NO. /

Hoe killing seems to be the ord
err of the day this week.
Ross Kidder was out on the
ridge taking measurements for
the gas line which will be put
down soon. This will give the
Deanle living along the road
from Delbert SIMPSONS to the
ton of Coon Hill chance to have
gas in their houses if they want
it.
The protracted meeting begins
Sunday at Concord.
Mrs. John Gibson is on the
sick list.
w. D. Westfall and RE Rine-
hart We're in town SATURDAY..
\. r. McCarlev was visiting
in Flkins Sunday.
Misses Ina KnapD and ODDS
Kittle were visiting friends at
Darfrnonr Sunday.
Morris Bolton and Jesse Moore
had a cow trade Monday.
Warren Kittle has gone to
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09
DARTMooR NEWS

Mrs. L. A. Green and daugh-
ter, Velma were business visi-
tors in Belington, Monday.
Mrs. Lulu Evans, of Weaver
is visiting relatives in Dartmoor
this week.
Miss Anna Adams is on the
sick list this week.
Miss Ethel Mcdowell return
ed home Tuesday from Keyser
where she has been visiting re-
latives.
The stork has visited Mrs. E.
las Cross of Junior and left
them a baby girl.
Mrs. VIM. Jones and Mrs.
Jessie Carvey were calling on
Mrs. Frank Row at Junior Sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Lydia st. Clair, who has
been seriously i'll is recovering
Everybody is invited to attend
the Flag Raising" at the Dart
moor school house, Friday after
noon.
Mrs. Lille Cross and Mrs.
iona Newland attended Sunday
School at Dartmoor, Sunday.
Miss Anna Adams, Almonta
Channel Velna Green and sister,
Martha attended preaching at
the U. 3. Church at Junior, Sum
day night.
0. F. Day butchered a fine big
hog last Tuesday.
Aren Teter. Of Ohio preached
at our school house last Wednes-
day night.
This is all the news fer this
time, but win call again next
week.
Blue Bell
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09
TEACHERS INSTITUTE

Valley District teachers insti-
tute will meet at River School
on Saturday, December 18th,
1915, at 80 p. M.
/. Music by school.
2. Chapter ~ of Belts and
Halls Better Rural Schools"
discussed by H. G. Day.
8. Chapter Y of Belts and
Halls Better Rural Schools
discussed by A. G.. Hathaway
4. How shall we make the
school the social center of the
community ?-Avah Durrett and
y. Il. Knight.
. 5. What is your favorite sub
iect and how do you teach it?
Benton Talbot and j. O.
Thacker.
s. How may drawing be cor
related with literature, geogra-
ply and history Miss Potts
and w. r. Thacker.
T. Model recitation in your
favorite subiect.-Beatrice Nc
Dernott.
Patrons remember that your
school is now approaching the
maximum of its efficiency.
Come to the institute and
help make it q factor in the flu
ture progress of your school.
Every teacher is expected to be
present.
Cullen Bartlett, Pres.
Porter Ware, Sec.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09
MEADOWyILLE

DR.. F. S. Holsberry, of Par
sons, was the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Hols-
berry, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andy StaInaker
were at Phoilsppi, last Satur-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Phillips
were visiting at Norvil John
sons, on Sunday.
Mrs. Strother Harris was. quite
sick last week with sore throat,
but is able to be out now.
Marcine Elliott and family
were guests at the home Of Wade
Polling Of Kalamazoo, last sun
day.
Henry G. Harris has been in
disposed for few days.
j. D. Holsberry is having a
shed built, in his meadow below
here.
There has usually been singing
| at Central on Sunday nights, for
k0me time, but there was none
Vast Sunday night, on account of
sickness at the home of the in
structor, Mr.. Wayne Phillips.
Miss Ola Anvil. of near Sand
Ridge, has been staying with
family at Meriden, for several
weeks.
Jerome Phillips was at Akron,
Ohio, a short time ago, but did
not remain. as he said he found
no work that suited him.
Mrs. u. S. Polling, of Kirt, has
been at Brunswick, Md, for the
past two weeks, the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. Delbert Moore.
Wilson Ridgway and a young
Cross Of near Mountain View,
passed thru here last Wednesday
on their return from hunting
"trip near Valley Furnace. While
there they were guests at the
home of Coleman Gamer.
The meeting at Corinth, which
had continued for about two
weeks or more, closed the first
of last week. There were no
conversions. Rev. Slaughter
is a tireless worker in revival
and the people of this circuit
seem much pleased with him.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09
BUCK NECK

The health of this community
is fairly good at this writing.
Say correspondents, what is
the matter with all of you that
you have quit writing to The
Progressive. Your home paper
will be just what you make it,
land nothing more.
Last Sunday night about fif-
teen boys and girls Of the great
place Of Valley Bend attended
the meeting at the Sugar Greek
Church.
Well, boys what's the matter
with you that you don't take
some Of the pretty girls home
from meeting.
Mrs. Samuel Keller and daugh-
ter, Goldie, of Belington were
visiting at VIM. Keller's, the
latter part of last week.
Albert and Ira Keller, of Bel
ington, were visiting at w. r.
Keller's last Sunday.
Miss Dammie Gamer, of Val
ley Bend has been visiting
friends and relatives at this
place and attending the meeting
at Sugar Greek.
Miss Pearl Sturm, of Mud
Run has been visiting at Willie
Coontz's the latter part of last
week and attending the. meeting
Miss Nettie ENGLAND and sis
ter, of Valley Bend has been Wis
ting over in this part of the
country and attending the meet
ing at Sugar Greek.
VIM. Keller was in town on
business last Friday.
Ray Coontz was in town last
Friday on business.
G. A. Ramsey and Jacob KEEL
Ter were in town last Saturday
on business.
News is scarce this week.
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PIE SOCIAL

There will be a pie social and
parcel post sale at the Corley
school house Saturday night,
Dec. II, 1915, for the benefit of
the literary. Everybody cord
ally invited to attend.
Kitturdh Ridgacqy, Teacher.
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We were also on board the Ar
mound Cruiser, San Diego, which
is the Flagship of the Pacific
Fleet.
We then decided to spend a
week camping" at Ocean Beach,
a resort, about eight miles from
San Diego. There we took our
first dip in the Pacific Ocean.
We spent most Of our time there,
picking shells and taking much
needed rest, as we had been GO
ing steadily since leaving home.
Mrs. Burchinal, left Ocean
Beach. Nov. 18th to visit rela-
tives, in st. Joseph, Mo-, and
other places, and | decided to
stay a few weeks longer at0cean
Beach, and San Diego.
My return trip, on which |
intend to start in a few days, /
viii stop at Los Angeles for
about three days and | will also
take a trip from Williams to the
Grand Canyon Of Arizona and
from there to St. Louis and
home.
Yours truly,
NORA ROHRBOUGH.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09
AGRICULTURAL EXTEN
SION SCHOOL

The Barbour County Agricul-
tural Extension School will be
held at Talbot church, Valley
District, Dec. 14-17.
Subjects Of Horticulture, soil
improvement and crop growing
will be discussed. Two instruc-
tors of the University, Morgan
town, will be there all week.
County Agents Brownfield and
Shipman will be present. The
corn show Of the boys club Of
Valley District will be held on
Dec. 18th at the same place.
Al are invited.
Committee.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09

take the stand that the women
or a majority of them 20 ut
care anything for the right.
They are too modest to mix with
the world in this kind Of man
ner. Let me hear frops some
one on the subject.
Success to The Progressive.
Nero
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1915-12-09
Laughter Aids Digestion.

Laughter is one of the most health
full exertions; it is of great help to
digestion. A still more effectual
help is dose of Chamberlain's Tab
let's. II you should be troubled with
indigestion give them trial. They
only cost quarter. For sale by
GRANT GRAHAM.
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NEWS ITEMS FROM DIFFERENT POINTS
BY OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENTS.
CORRESPONDENTS.

work in the W. NJ. Shops at Bel
ington.
Ed. Freeman and Basket
Bill Hack We're in town Sat-
urday.
VIII Rinehart was in town
Monday.
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