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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
warwood Briefs.

Miss Nellic Browne OF Pittsburgh.
has returned home after visiting friends
ia Center Warwood
The walls % government dam No. ~
Of South warwood. are completely COW
cred by the high water
Mrs william HcdiEcr b. improving
after being seriously 100 at her home.
corner sixth street and Richland avenue.
Miss Faith Singer. of Pittsburgh. wn"
was spending the day visiting friends tu
town left last evening Tor GRAFTON.
where she will spend a couple ~ days
IL D. Grimm Of Warwood. has re-
turned after visiting his family in New
Martiusyille the arSt part 81 the week.
Miss cecilia Coleman has resigned
her position a. clerk iu tolcmaus gro
Gerry lea North Warwood.
Mr. and Mrs. a. e. Weed, ~ tlarks-
burg have returned after visiting re-
the home Of Nj. and Mrs. Harry Ky iutT.
Of Twcuty-nfth street
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FOURTEEN CARS OF GOODS
DESTROYED IN WRECK

Special Dispatch to the Inteuigencsr.
JEWETT. O. Jan. 2O-When the
tank car of a freight train on the
Wheeling and Lake Erie line left the
track here this morning. fourteen car
loads OF merchandise were destroyed.
The cars were piled on each other and
the track was torn up for distance OF
two hundred yards. The merchandise
consisted of flour. meat. one car load
of whisky. and various other food
sturfs
The track will probably not be- open
ed before tomorrow afternoon. All
trains are being detUured Special Of
Ulcers are guarding the wrecked whis-
key car
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KNOCKS CATARRH
ALSO COLDS, GROUP
AND SORE THROAT

There IL nothing more generally
used noN for Colds. Group. Nasal ca.
tsrh. Hay Fever and kindred anectior =
man simple sensible NOSTRIOLA.
which II sold and recommended by
all reliable druggists
NOsTRiOLA r. intended 10 open
air passages. sOothe. cleanse and pur-
~ the membranes. also stops running
al nose and dropping OF catarrhal
poison into the stomach.
The nostrils and air passages are
the breeding places for the Catarrh
Hay Fever and other disease
breeding germs. and a few applications
o. NOSTRIOLA will give you a pleas
ant surprise. Try n and see A
small tube will be enough 20 try Ask
your druggist about IL and get
NOSTRIOLA today.
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coNcILIAToRs TO CHICAGO.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Jan. 2O.-Hyvel
Davies. who. with Daniel J. Keefe. is
investigating the strike OF the miners
IN the Eastern Ohio coal fields. as
me representatives of Secretary of
Labor Wilson, at Washington. left
here to-day for Chicago. where he viii
meet keefe and they will resume their
conciliatory investigation.
Mr.. Davies said that il was possible
that they would confer with John p.
White. president Of the United Mine
Workers OF America. al Chicago.
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PROVIDE COAST aUAnD.

WASH NgTDN. Jon. Lu-N coast
Eusri created ht consolidating tho rsEsa
Uu. cutter and lifl saving services. be-
prov IdTu for Iu senate bill passed Co..
day bt fNr house Minor amendments
were added making concurrence tb the
senate necessary before OBJ. measure
goes Goo tho President
Tho coast guard with Ifs 5000 officer.
and men. viii b. an auxiliary tu The
navy Boo ffHur OF war Tho rHrHHIIIaffnn
viii uUf IIfr savers uu fH. same footing
ra tIu r.H ruuH cutter service mon. lIr.
frE them retirement and longevity IHF
urIEII. r...
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Entertain This evening

This evening at their home on GRAY.
.el Hin. Mrs. q. +. Foulke and Miss
Oiive Miller VIII be hostesses to a
party OF friends Cards will be the
diversion and twelve tables will be-
used In the games The following
out OF town guests Will attend
Mesdames Ralph Boyd and G. p Her
yey. Of Wheeling: Mrs H. VI. Foutke.
Mansfield. Ohio; Mesdsmes Il. S. Her.
yey and p. X. Hoge. Martins Ferry:
Charles Daugherty and Walter Bes-
wick. Brookside; Mrs q. J. Lynch.
81. Clairsville. Mrs Waldo Hnles.
GAINESVILLE
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REV. TERRY SPEAKS
WIN Address Mig Meeting az FIRST
Christian Church ToaiRht IN Place
OF DR.. J. AsptnAn McCuAig.

This evening at g.45 O'Clock in the
f1rst Christian church Rev Claude
Porter Terry. pastor 81 the FIrst Pres
hytertan church. viii deliver an address
in the First Christian church on the
subject The Vision OF the Best II
l. expected that Rev. Terry will deliver
a splendid address as he r. a good speak
er. The meetings which have been hello
Ia the First Christian church during tho
past week. have been well attended Or
J. Asphalt McCuaiE Will be present at
the beginning OF the meeting and may
deliver a brief address before he leaves
the city later IN the evening.
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TO PROHIBIT AsslNTHE.

PARIS. Jan 20. 6.15 .. m-The
license committee Of the chamber OF
deputies has decided TO submit a re-
port iavoring the prohibition Of the
sale Of absinthe
The commerce committee OF the
chamber began today the considera-
ton Of the rehabilitation OF industries
ruined by the war. methods OF man
ufacturing products formerly supplied
by now hostile countries and the
question OF finding a foreign market
for the output.
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SEVEN ENTER GUILTY
PLEAS; OTHERS DISMISSED

FORT SMITH. Ak. Jan. 2O.-Pleas
Of guilty entered today by seven OF the
twenty defendants IN the criminal
cases growing out OF the rioting in the
Prairie Greek coal mine district last
July. ended In one day the trial in
federal court which it was believed
would consume several weeks I'm
mediately after the pleas were made.
az the opening OF court attorneys for
the government entered nolle presses
iu the cases OF the thirteen other de-
PENDANTS.
All of the men We're charged with
conspiracy against the government.
the cases being based upon violation
OF an injunction intended to prevent
Interference with the operation Of
mines Of the Bache- Denman Coal com
pGny
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held fh.- afternoon 40 o'clock az the
church. corner Fourteenth street aud
Orchard avenue. The afternoon will De
spent a. needle wurA
lr,~hNterIar Ladies' Asa society WitI
hold its weekly wryfIus Thursday after
noon az o'clock af the church ON
Twentieth street All members are
urEDl go tr present a. much business
viii come up Tor Jfscu~slyu.
Meeting OF the Ladies' Ala society 81
the Christian church will De- held tutnl
az I % D. w at tho church ora lllChIauI
avenue and Seventeenth street An
members are urEgd tU De- present an
bring their friends a. much scWing will
be done
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ONE DEAD; TWO HURT.

JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Jan. 2O-Matt
Straber. aged IS. a miner. was burned
TO death clyde Shaner. aged 80. Will
die and Nelson Swanson escaped with
serious burns when a quantity Of gun
powder exploded and set fire 10 five
barrels Of oil In the supply house OF
the Miller Coal company at Portage
early today
An electric light globe was broken
and falling into an open key Of powder
touched 10 of
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oRsra Reuard

chief Of Police Malone yesterday
received a letter from Dennison. o 81.
tering a reward Of 500 for informa.
ton OF Charles Scsnlon. who disap.
peared from Mingo last week The
letter described Scanlon a. feeble
minded. Pfc H. feet inches TAN.
and weighs 100 pounds. and a. one
time had both arms broken
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Making Extensive Improvement.

The Ohio River a Western Railroad
mas made many improvements to its
track and rolling stock in the last
three months. and IL is said that about
S2OO.OOO has been expended in the
work. The bridges over Wegee creek
have been repaired and a number OF
new cars have been added to the
equipment.
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Obituary
Morgan OFT Hart.

impressive funeral services wsr. held
tsterday afternoon az $50 o'clock over
me remains uf ths late Morgan tft
tiail Who died 80 Washington. N. a.
SUNDAY. The services Ntry held al the
nom" OF biz grandfath,r Nlr Morgan
~, at Echo point and iuteTmeUt was lu
.Grceuwyud cemetery Rev tslnud. Port
.sr Terry had charge OF tue services
ne pail bearer Wsr. Frank Mater
mouse. william Hrlg-. e. a. Wood o. Il;
Hoffman. the third u Carter List ana
Jasper Haum
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Hollairo Enrampment 40 1872. T. o.
o p. will bold n meeting Friday even.
iuE when tho following officers will be
Installed Past Grand. Louis Curtis.
~ c. John Steel. " g.. Oscar
Wright. secretary. % o. Wright.
treasurer. r. IS. Dickens. trustee D.
70 MOorohOusr. chaplain. Robert Car.
son conductor. D p Noorrhouaa
warden. Luther U0ckiuberry. " s. ~
O.. Thomas Bennett. o. s. N a. Geo
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PUBLIC WARNED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20.-Warninc
10 the public against pseudo mission
aries seeking contributions for char
table institutions in Turkey was ISSUED
today by Secretary BIyar. The state
ment said the frauds rad been brought
10 the attention Of the departments o.
justice and commerce last month. and
that as a result several persons had
been depOrted.
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The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the First VI. r. church Will
meet this afternoon. The following
program will be- carried out Devo-
tionals, led by Mrs. Charles ROsser:
study book. Miss Helen Potts: vocal
solo. Miss Glenna Miller. story. Mrs.
Justice Alum. piano solo. Miss
Bertha Burrows
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Ladles' AZ soeIetY.

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Sec
ond Presbyterian church is planning
TO entertain with a colonial tea Fri
day evening. February 20. Several
novel features will be introduced. to-
gether with fine program in which
the members will take part.
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SOUR STOMACH, COLDS, HEADACHES,
REGULATE YOUR B0WELS--iO CENTS

Turn th~ rascals Cut-fh~ hsafarhr.
oiLousnsss. indigestion constipation
the sick. >DIr stomach ana bad rUIf.
turn them out to.uIEht Win Cas-.
Carvts
Don put In another tav % distress
let NascaretS cleanse and sWsstsn
tuuF stomach rfmONv the sour. unfi.
gested and ferm@rtIur foof and ana
misery making EAs take the Excess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21
STATE GRANGE OPENS

CHARLESTON. " Va. Jan. 90
The forty third annual convention Of
the West Virginia State Grange was
opened here today for a three day
session. Numerous questions Of in
terest 10 West Virginia farmers viii
be discussed and resolutions will be
adopted recommending measures be-
fore the legislature.
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BRIDGEPORT


The streets ln tho central part ~ the
gitl were DOB very slippery condition
last evening av u result ~ The SNOW and
several local people were Tho victims OF
falls MANY people would rHfNrr have
the slippery streets than the mud fHat
was o. evidence the faaf fsN dave
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

Funeral services Will be- held this
evening over the remains Of the late
Mrs. Mary Wilson. who died at h,r late
home. No. l2U sixteenth street. Tues
day. Rev. , n. IittyU will preach the
funeral sery ices at \ o'clock To-mor-
row afternoon al o'clock iutormcut
viii b. ia stone church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

An AL day meeting of the Ladies Aii
Society OF the Lutheran church viii be
held today az the home Of Mrs RcUrEr
Hruhn. corner Eighteenth street ami
Richlaud avenue All members are
urged Co be present a. the DAY viii h~
spent IN completing work ON "a quilt
which the society a. making. other
business will be taken up and discussed
at this time
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The last sad rites over the remains of
the late Miss Agnes Mckinley will b.
held this afternoon at o'clock Follow %
ing IN. service intermeut will b. in
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

The Magistrate tto Mrs. O'Scrapl-
Don't you think YOU and your husband
could live together without fighting
Mrs. bScrap-No. per amer. that g.
not '1pUtly.-london sketch.
''Wumbat o. hard Co please. Wants
everything different from anybody else
HEp"f
eyes. tho only thing no is satisfied
with BE- his telephone number. Louis
VIII, Cuuricr-I Journal
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club HeId Meetlna

The Music. Literary and Art Club
was delightfully."- entertained yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. A. G. Beetham
at her home on Thirty-seventh street.
An interesting program was rendered.
which included a discussion on the
life OF Virginia Harrison. and the
study OF The Yellowstone National
Park
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Entertain With Dance

The Valley Athletic Club will enter.
tain with dance In their club rooms
In South Bellaire. Saturday evening.
committee has charge and is ar
ranging good time for all.
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Since the completion 81 the new school
building ON the Csdiz pike. several
changes have been made iu the schools
iu this city. Tho NrfuayIlIr school
which was crowded. had some or The
scholars removed fp tho CHdiz building
More changes viii Ir made next week.
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WIZ Parker u' MUundurfIIr. u.. has
heen Visiting af fHf home OF Mr. ErlUEH
.n Lincoln avenue uHH taken suddenly
ODD tuesday evening and when H rfrHI.
fInu wee called DO pronounced .H. bod.
ness dIrhtnrrIa. Tho home wac Irms.
HIHfrIF quarantine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-01-21

The Americas club. Of this city. Will
bold ifs annual stag banquet the
q. 4. A. VI hall next Wednesday eve
ming. g. committee is preparing A
program and arranging ali details for
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lecture was Etveu last evening 40
20 O'Clock az the Methodist church
Tor the bynent OF the school children
and their parents ~ the district Many
Bible Scenes were shown tu addition Co
many interesting geographical pictures
~ the United states. The baiding was
crowded Co a. capacity with local people.
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paImer,s LYeeum Quintet

Palmer's Lyceum Quintet. will ap-
peaer In the First VI T. church Mon
day evening. January %. under the
auspices OF the Americas club lyceum
course
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Funeral services Will be- held to-day at
9 p. M. over the remains OF IA" late
John NcSbitt. who died ar Pittsburgh
sunday. The services will b. held al
the Eruemmcr aud Htldcbrand undertook
ing parlUrs and intsrm,ut will be in
Greguw uud cemetery.
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Jones. r. s V. c.. A. !. Thomas: l..
$. V. G.. Steven Kennedy. r. :. supt
George Reukauf l.. s. Supt.. Harvey
Good. inside guard. George W. Cur
tbs: outside guard. Luther Tarbett.
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The Pyramid FIlm Company r.e.
sents Flight For Love. BOB three
parts. "a powerful dramatic STORY
with au appeal that rthchrs the heart
Pm Whlch tne love ~ "a woman comes
Juf moro than victorious T.rT.....f
special. The NEr Monster sr EII.
capped in miitir. Iu four parts This
freaf production fHIa HHHHfsrH.ara .f
walton. thls trip from America fH
Europe this frff through f-a
.lnnlF over the ocean. over tue hills
uuuufuIra. rivers and IHNIa. mako. q
picture FOIL uf punch The ST.. ffU.
sfrr Dr. something different .H tho
way uF feature DO HIa .r..f.H .
new nHII. u new KIDD of Hr awe .r.
LLrL-E Luu.n. 40 fII. appear. If fH.
MAJEBTtC Theatre. Don't m... fH.a
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would BE- able 90 make their report some
time to-day. Since they have been IN
session a mum Der % cases have been
Investigated and sensations are expect
I'd when the report b. made.
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the event. The menu will be prepared
and served by the ladies Of Trinity
Episcopal church.
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bile from your liNsr aud carry OF The
crCOu possd vase matter and COAST.
patiOu poison from The bowels
\ tAsCarer tonight viii straiChrsu
NC.l ouf by mOlulrE lN-Csuf bon
Keeps your head clear. stomach sup,,f.
liver aud bowels regular and you feel
bully FOR months Don't fOrEtf tho
children their ltttlc Iusid-s need
GOOD gentle cleansing. too
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wee stated .Haf evening" fHHf the
belmont count. ErarH Iur. vH|.r H..
been In session fHr fH. IBaf three I4.a
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GAINESVILLE
Auto rruel aoe. over EmbaD,m.n,

HuvV LIuch uoes over Lmbanfment.
hAkNESN LILLE, o.. Jan. Conc Of
lht Dig Packard auto trucks belonging
20 ADAMS Bros paving contractors OF
HauF-Nll"s O.. went over AN smbauk-
ment near here about DO O'Clock this
morning Tn" truck is used Co haul
brick from this CITY 10 the NafiDna,
llE" and was being driven by Leroy
Gibson. To- going down the first hill az
lfr leaving EarU'Syille he met r. One
Morse buggy being driven bE 60 woman.
Ih" truck zkiddsd and Boo order Co avoid
-tfikiuE the buggy be turned into "a
ditch. The road was glare OF ice and
the force OF the sudden turn caused the
back wheels o. skid starting the truck
backward down IN, hin Mr. Gibson
attempted Co jump as 30 was leaving the
road and was thrown "a distance 81 thirty
feet Tie was picked up unconscious
hut recovered iu short time and seems
mono %. M-r-- l-r The nN---L.u---
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Meeting ID Roard o. naueation.

~ IN" last meeting ~ the Board 81
Education Monday evening the mem
hers r'-urEauizod FOR the year by elect
Ing y. VI Boswell. president vs.. o.
thnHueu. vice president. and James NJ.
faSsTlI clerk. other members are D..
d. Hutchinson and ". D. Emerson
The schools under tho able MANAGE
Principal g.. a. Erf and Supervision Uf
Music Miss Edith Bennett. are iu fine
shape There is uU dIessutIun In any
part ~ tho work and an departments
are moving along smoothly.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-08
Return of the Favoritss

The DeRue Ideal Minstrels. which
are to appear at the Opera House to-
morrow Thursday December sth'
will. this year. present an entire
change Of performance with all new
vaudeville features. Better than
ever they have gathered together the
most expensive army Of Minstrel talent
from America and European agents
that was ever engaged under one Min
strel management Don't fail to see
the great parade and hear the
solo band concerts on day Of show.
Prices 35c and SOC. Tickets now
on sale at Clifton & Jones Drug store.
One of the principal features with
DeRue Bros. Ideal Minstreis VIII De
the temperance Of the Lazeii brotn-
ers. They have the distinction q
being one Of the few serooati' duo'
who have performed and appesre'
before royalty.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-08
CHRISTMAS WINDOW DISPLAYS

Most of the Leading Store Windows in
Smyrna in Holiday oarb
With the slogan "ShOp Early. "
which is being held before the public.
Smyrna merchants have gather in
readiness this year with remarkable
swiftness. All up and down the busi
ess section Of Main snd Commerce
streets. pretty window displays greet
the eye on every hand Our mer-
Giants have laid in big stock Of
goods and we're never better pre-
pared to meet your wants. Guilt
vate the habit Of dealing at home.
Give the home merchants your pre-
ference. If you can't finally fnd
what you want in Smyrna their are
Wilmington and other city stores in
advertised in this issue Of the Times
bidding for your trade. Keep in
touch with the advertisements in ouE
enlarged editions from now TO Christ
mas. Let these ads be your directory.
They contain many suggestions anS
these progressing merchants W oui'
like a share in your trade.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-08
Personal and Social
People Who Come and Go
and Their Social Doings

Miss Eba Cloak Wilds, whose we'd
ding to Mr.. William G. Anthony.
Of Bannister Hall Poultry Farm,
will take place tomorrow evening
CThursday.) was rendered a dinner
last Monday evening by the "Old
Maids (?) Club. - The dinner was
served at the home Of Mrs. Frank S.
Malcom and consisted Of FIVE courses.
Miss Wilds. the guest Of honor. was
presented with q beautiful silver
vegetable dish as token of esteem
in which she is held by the club.
1t was reeounted that with Miss Wilds
marriage only four "Old Maids" re-
mained in tn club. so great has been
the inroads Of Cupid in the last sew
eral years. Those who surrounded
the festive board Monday evening
were: misF Eba Cloak Wilds, Mrs.
Frank S. Malcom, Mrs. W. V. Mes
sick. Mrs. w. G. Roe. Mrs. Harvey
w. FAIRIES. Mrs Charles E. Williams,
Miss Agnes Carrow, Miss NJ. Edith
Beck, Miss Anna B. Beckett and Miss
Lillian Speakman.
A committee composed Of ]. Harold
Salmons, George H. Draper. Jr.,
Norman Shaw and Paris 7. Carlisle.
Jr., has been appointed to arrange
for Christmas dance at Milford.
Last year, because of the division
of opinion over the new dances, the
dance was not held. that being the
first omission in fifty years. The
young men and the older men this
year reached an understanding where
by the dances will be an assortment
of both old and new, and this removed
obstacles. The Ounce will be held
the Monday following Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Neville, of
Wilmington. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Hicks and children of Marshalton,
were guests recently of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sndler and mother.
Dover's younger set will give a
New Years dance in the State Ar
mory on the night Of December 31st.
Mrs. Charles E. Williams, Of Will
mington, is visiting her mother Mrs.
H. P. Hazell.
Mrs. Lewis Thompson and Miss
Anna Hazel, of Wilmington, spent
Sunday with her father Captain w.
II. HAZEL.
Rev. George White Dawson, pas
tor of Asbury M. E. Church. Will
mington. who came to Smyrna tC
7, assist at the funeral Of Clarence
Pleasanton, preached in FrierdshiT
,, and Severson's Churches last Sunday
Mrs. Alexine Thompson. Dover
Mrs. B. F. Conwell. Camden and Mrs
David S. Clark. Of Kenton were week
end visitors of Mrs. John VanGaskei
and Miss Mary English.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund George. VIII
!, recently purchased the Gears proper
ty, corner of Commerce and Pear
= streets, have moved in from the fsrF
and taken up residence in their ne'
home.
a DR.. and Mrs. A. Lee Clifton an
daughter Miss Margsrt Lee CliftoT
who have been with DR.. and Mr.
y ]. W. Clifton over Thanksgiving al
: now visiting in Philadelphia.
ie DR.. and Mrs. r. F. Corley and Mr.
u ]. W. Clifton, entertained the Tue
day Club last evening at the home
81 the Ccrleys.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-08
Christmas Trees
wRFATHs and DECORATIONS for
TRIMMINGS, for SALE by
THOMAS z. HARRIS
Pearl ST.. Smyrna, Del.

John Butler and Harrison Butler,
father and brother Of Harry Butler,
the negro who caused the riot at
Middletown several weeks ago. were
arrested by Constable Lockerman Of
milIineton. Md. at Sassafras. Md.
and brought to Middletown for trial
before Magistrate Cox. and held
$500 each bail for court.
Smyrna times., 1915-12-08
FOR RENT.

Comfortable six-ro0m dwelling on Union
Street. between Mt. Vernon and North sts.,
In tenure Clarence Armstrong. Water con-
nections. Possession March 1. 1915.
Apply to Mrs. ELIZABETH Hustled
North Street. Smyrna. Del.