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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

4TH JULY Low FARES TO BALTIMORE
by water-York River Line. Delightful sail
up Chesapeake Bay. Only 81 round trip
Inquire a7 e. Main Madison 22.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

YOUR 4TH OF July TRIP,
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry. will sell cheap
tickets to White Sulphur. Hot Springs, Old
Point and other points. Good returning
July sth. Inquire Of c. 6 Q. Ticket Agents.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02
FOURTH OF Jolly AT THE sEAsHoRE.

Use G. & o. Fast Trains--I.eavinE Rich
mond daily 500 A. NJ, 12 noon and 400 p NJ
Tho route that breaks tho monotony.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

The closing OF the Gcrmnn-Swiss
frontier is tnkcn to mem the Ger
mnns are sendinE large rc-enforcc-
mcnts to the French front.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-02

The old British torpcdo-bont de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25
INTERESTING q UBJEcTs DIS.
cUSsEo At MEETING HELD
YESTERDAY.
More Good Talks Promised for Today
Election % Officers 10 be
Held This Evening.

Yesterday Afternoon saw the opening
Of the Tri-State Wool Growers and
sheep Breeders Association. consist.
ing OF a large delegation of represen-
tative farmers from this section OF
West Virginia. across the river and
Western Pennsylvania. gathered IN
annual session in the assembly room
of the Board OF Trade.
For the past everal years the wool
rower and sheep breeders have met
annually In this city. but the present
meeting has proved to be the most
optimistic eve held by the association
for many reasons in general. and three
reasons In particular. the members
are rapidly learning how to breed
sheep In a scientic manner. are today
receiving an unusually large price for
wool and mutton. The members pres
ent yesterday. represented raisers OF
nearly 5000 sheep.
Though the opening session lasted
only about three hous yesterday. there
were. however. several brief but inter.
esting and instructive addresses de
livered.
The meeting was presided over BY
President s. G. Gist OF WelIsburg. who
gave a splendid talk on the progress
OF the association. the great good that
was being worked out for the better
ment OF sheep breeding in this section.
and the future prospects OF the organi-
cation.
Improvement Shown.
Mr.. Gist was followed by Prof. o. NJ.
Johnson. OF the agricultural expert
mental station OF the West Virginia
University. Prof. johnson told OF hay-
Ing visited 2O4 farms in Brooke county
recently. He dwelt at some length on
the question OF raising more ewes for
breeding purposes: told OF the i'm
provements in general OF the
ings and the marked stride OF the
breeders In raising sheep during the
past several years in Brooke county
Mr.. W. II. Nichols OF Leatherwood.
one OF h largest sheep raisers in this
immediate vicinity. gave a splendid
talk on breeding sheep. He said that
the breeding from the ewes was not
so much with the female sheep as with
the man in charge; that he had sue.
cessfully bred an average of 80 per
cent from his ewes during the past
year. and that there was no plausible
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WOOL GROWERS AND SHEEP
BREEDERS In ANNUAL MEETING

reason why any breeder could not do
the same with his ewes. instead OF
having an average from 80 TO so peg
cent. as some OF the breeders had re-
ported.
Mr.. J. W. Gales. a veteran sheen
breeder OF Lone City. Ohio. gave an
interesting talk on the modern meth.
DDS OF handling sheep. lie declared
That only the scientific and new meth.
DDS should be adhered to TO bring
about proper and productive results
In sheep.
Modern Methods.
Mr. j. J.. Dallis OF Dillonvale. Ohio.
abridged on Mr.. Gales address bv AZ.
hrming all his statements and declar.
ing that only the modern methods
should be applied to successfully
breed sheep. for he had tried il out
ana found IL to be true and correct.
X l.. Munce OF C~anonsburg. Pa. also
endorsed the speech by Mr.. Gales. saw.
ing that he. too. had found that only
the o scientific and modern mett..
DDS should be used by all breeders.
several Other members Of the as.
spoke briefly on various
topics relative TO raising sheep and
the general condition for such in this
section OF the country. All their re-
ports we're very optimistic. showing
mat the Industry Is far better than il
was several years ago and that the
organization had done much to bring
this about.
IL Il expected that there will be a
much larger number of members at
the second and final annual session
Tor this year present today.
Today's Meeting.
Today's meeting will al
$3.50 O'Clock. The principal speaker
viii be Prof. r. W. Sheets of the aPrI.
cultural department OF the West Vir-
ginia University. and secretary of the
association, who is considered among
the lest and most learned scientific
sheep breeders and wool producers in
this section of the country. Prof
Sheets will speak on breeding feed.
ing OF sheep. as well as the method of
shearing, tying and storing wool for
the market. Prof. Sheets address is
being looked forward to with consid.
anticipation by the members.
Prof. Horace Atwood. senior agent
OF h Pan Handle Agricultural club.
Will deliver an address TODAY. on rails.
ing sheep in the Panhandle section.
Mr.. Dallis will also speak again to
day on the method of handling and
breeding iocks on the farm. There
Will be several other members 10
speak on various subjects relative 10
sheep raising and wool
oincers and directors for the ensu-
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Consumption Of Wool.

The following statement from =
leading monthly trade publication re-
garding the wool business will doubt
less Do OF interest TO the many sheep
breeders. now in the city attending the
annual meeting Of the Tri-State Wool
Grow ers' and Sheep Breeders Associa-
ytion:
america consumes 500. 900. 900 tons
OF wool Der year and the total ton
mage Of home-raised products barely
reaches zoo 1000 600. To cover he
deficit the 200. 00O. 900 ions are ship
ped in mostly from England. owing
10 endangered shipments hat country
placed an embargo on wool. cutting Off
o Of the American supply. and
causing the rapid rise in prices.
Normal prices are given a. o. .
and this rate prevailed all last summer
up until the shipments from abroad
we're of. = steady advance put
the price a. IS cents. whore 70 now re-
mainE.
a cableyram from one Of the Eng
lish markets wac received BY HorK-
heimer Bros stating that the English
board Of trade had modified the ar
Engagements Tor chipping wool 10
America. and that an importers should
write TO the English agents q. ;he Tex
tile Alliance Tor information. The
London market was quoted A. frln.
with p keen American competition
English shippers werr given further
license 60 release wool % America.
The rcaso given 10 that he govern.
mont .s apparently distressed 10 grant
license with fair freedom. provided the
guarantees are satisfactory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25
How Soldiers OF Europe Fight.

The up-to-date soldier is taufht 10
hide-he learns 10 dig under FIRE, IsvinF
down and ~scOorinG out q depression for
his body proteotiOn-if he's not ordered
70 eharee-he may Get time to dig a
hole for his leas. II takes Two hour.
Tor men TO did = trench deep enough
TO stand in and hide from the enemy's
siGht. Soldiers ley in wster-or stand
knee-hifh in water in trenches and
swat the sttaok-this is where they
contract rheumatism or sickness.
Pluck and stamina sre LARGELY q aues-
ton Of food health. IL only takes one
knoek-down blow 10 finish q man with
= headache. IL only takes a small set
back TO d%isconcert q nervous and shaky
man. A bilious headachy man foes
into bankruptcy AZ the first embarrass-
ment. a nervous man who foes not
sleep a. night and Gets up shaky in the
morning gives up the battle Of business
~ the fret discouraGcment. Doctor
Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery Is
the best Of eli hsaith-maker and
heaith-keepeu. Il makes pure, rich. red
blood. IL forces out eli impurities and
disease FERNS. IL does not make any
difference what the disease may be
called, 80 ionG as e has its inception in
improper or insufficient nouushment-
this treat medicine will cure IL. u
may be called dyspcpsia. kidney dis
ease. liver complains, skin or blood
disease, OF nervous prostrsuon - ~
these rave the same starting point.
The Golden Medical Discovery 30
reaches that point. II will cure these
diseases absoiutsiy. None Of them cen
retain their hold on the system when
the artercs are SLED With rich, pure
blood.
The stomach is me esntsr q the
body from which radiates our vitality.
~strenuosity, our hfhunf strength. a
healthy stomach turns the food We eat
into nourishment for the blood stream
and the nerves. Dr.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery refreshes and tones
% the stomach walls. Removes the
poisonous Eases IRON the system.
The hrHt day you start % take this
reliable medicine, impure ferns end
accommodations befin 20 separate in the
blood and ere then expelled throufh
the Liver. Bowels and kidneys.
In place 81 the impurities the sr-
teres and veins gradually fct fresh vitai.
ixed blood end he seton II this food
blood on the skin mcans that ~pimpies.
hollis. ~carhuncics. cczema. rash. acne
end al skin hismishes will Disappear.
Then you must remember thar when
che blood b. right, the liver, stomach.
bowels and kidneys become healthy,
activs end vigorous end you vii have
no more trouble with indigestion, back
sohe. headache and constipation.
&c. Dr.. Picrce's Golden Medicai
Disssysu today 10 tsblet Or liquid
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BUSINESS MEMS
BANQUET FRIDAY
TO BE GIVEN IN THE y NJ C. A.
~ MEMBERS or THE
ATHLETIC CLASS.
Or Henry ? ksllenberaer. Dean Of
Chicago y N. c. a. College 70
Be Prime pal Speaker

That The banquet 20 be- given bv
me members Of The Business Mems
class of the v M g. a.. fomorrow
uieh' will be- tho most susrasagI so
cial affair OF fl. association season
is tho belief of those boz charge of ar.
engagements Fully two hundred are
expected to be- gathered round tho
banquet board in the gymnasium ~
The association.
u is considered a rare treat b. tho
member Of the class that fher will
have for their principal speaker DR.
Henry p kallenbargrr. dean OF tho
school ~ Physical Education. Of the
CHICAGO " ~ e. a. COLLEGE DR.. Kali
ienberEcr is recognized a. one ~ the
leading authorities in the United
Stpfes on The proper care OF the body
and his lecture Be- expected fo bc hira.
ly beneficial
The supper committee haa ARRANGED.
The following mpnu.
Roast Turkey with DRESSING
Msshrd Potatoes Peas
Grape Fruit salad U8f Rou4
Olives Celery
Ice Cream and Cake
Coffee
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form at any medicine dealers. n deal
ers do not keep the tablets YOU can
obtain them by mail from DR.. Pierce
Tor fifty cents or one dollar. IL - a
powerful blood purifier, so penetrating
that "a even Gets at the impure deposits
in the joints and carries them out on
the system.
IL is not a secret remedy for its in
kredients are printed on wrapper. IL is
q temperance medicine because "a -
made with chemically pure 9lycerine
from roots and barks and contains no
alcohol or narcotics.
For free advice or free booklet on
blood, write Doctor v. NJ. Pierce
Buffalo, ". Y.
DR.. Pieree's Common Sense Medical
Adviser Is sent free on receipt Of 3
dimes or 30 one-eent stamps 90 pay
expense Of wrapping and mailing sHfp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25
BAD LINERS
CAUSE SICKNESS

a good liver Is the cornerstone OF
good health When your liver t.
out Of Vhack, your whole body j.
out Of order To feel we'll all the
time keep your bowels and liver.
regulated properly
TRIETS gently and easily remove
all the undigested food. excess bile
and waste matter from your bove.
system. making your body clear
and sweet
TRIETS cure and prevent bilious
ness. constipation. diarrhoca. sick
headaches. dizziness. faintinp
spells and fever.
When you take TRIETS your stom
ach and breath arc sweet and VOL
are always healthy
Spearmint Favored Easy 20 take
All drug stores sell them for 100
and 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25
SAVE YOUR HAIR! If FALLING OUT
OR DANDRUFF--25 CENT DANDERINE

to-nisht-now-any time will surely
save your hair.
Get a 20 cent bottle Of knOwlton's
Danderine o any drug store or toi-
lot and after the nrsf appll-
alto your hair will take on that life.
iustre n luxuriance which l. 40
beautiful II win become wavy and
n have the appearance OF
an incompatible gloss
and softness. but What will please
you most viii b. after . few weeks
use. when you will actually see a lot
OF nne downy hair-new hair-xrow.
inE an over the scalp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25
STEAMER BRANKsomE CHINE
~ ToRPEooEo AND SUNK

LONDON Fcb g. s37 D. m-Tbe
captain Of The Cardiff steamer Drank
some Chine. p government collier re-
poorted fo Tho owncrs ~ the steamer
today that elc had been iopcdoed and
sunk huf that 90 hands were saved
E'-hfaen members ~ the crew Of
the Braukaomc Chine landed in New
Haven England. Tuesday evening
end reported thaf their vessel had
been dawarnd by o. mine or a iorpe
DO ir The Fueiiah channel south OF
Baacnt Head Tuesday afternoon The
captain end mate were reported 10
b. standing bv tho vessel. which was
SAID fo b. badly damaged and awash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25

OF the case and that since his Undue
ton into Office Il has cost the State
$~42.157.6O. The items a%EgreRating this
amount are legal services S2O,414.5g,
accounting S11 .9S4.14. printing briefs.
opinions. etc. S947.66. clerk hire. steno-
graphic services. etc. SS.S11.2l. Pre-
vious 10 March 4. 1913. there had been
expended SS2.952.72 for counsel fees.
~S43.404.S5 for accounting. S1.63O.OO for
printing and SIS. 92S.62 for clerical and
st~enographic services. The Attorney
Generals report savors Of a safe and
conservative document without pomp
and display and gives due credit 20
every person connected with the case
II discloses the fac; that virginia and
West Virginia will on March J.. 1915.
hle their exceptions 20 the Masters
report ana that n day will b set for
argument on his report and on the
question OF interest and such other
matters ~ may properly come before
It. On the whole the document shows
that h case ls In safe hands and
that West Nirginia's interests have
been and will be properly protected.
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LEH,NON. Pa. Feb 2t.The rfrai
National hank ~ grhaefferefown.
which rrcoufIt closed pfnr ia cash.
for committed suicide because of Dr..
rnruIariffea In Die accounfe. was rr.
opened Tor business today with w
Russell Ramsey as cashier and Thos
Mock a. teller Howard e. shirk. ~
ihis city. Del tho banks new collector.
Fank Examiner Iogan left today
and Tho old hank directors are in
charge Of the institution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25
LILLY REPORTS
ON VA. DEBT
ATTORNEY GENERAL SUBMITS
OFFICIAL REPORT TO THE
LEGISLATURE.
Gives Present Status Of Litigation and
Full Details Of Expenditure
Of State Ponds.
Trading Stamps
BY ". r. KEYSER
CStaH Correspondent.D

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Feb. "a
Today Attorney General a. A. LILY
submitted his report As such officer
10 the Legislature Of West Virginia as
required by the Acts Of that body.
giving In a full comprehensive name
the conduct Of the debt litigation dur-
ing his term OF office The report
covers about twenty-five printed pages
and r. gotten up In good form n
gives a more s%uccinct intelligent TO-
port In regard 10 this very interestirr
case than any document Of recent daI.
General Lilly especially gave ruf
details concerning the expenditure o.
the states money during HE term ot
odiCe. ~ well a. expenditure under
his predecessors. His report show
that after The main decision OF the
court on March 8. 1911. whereby tho
court made a tentative hnding that
West Virginia owed S7.tS2. 900 90 that
The only Thing done after that date
before he came into office was the
defeat on October 30. 1911. by hts pre-
deCessor. General Conlpy. 10 whom b.
gives due praise. II a motion 90 eKpc
ditr elaborate discussion setting forth
the fact that under the original prose
Cution and defense Of the suit which
was primarily based on the Wheeling
ordinance neither Virginia nor West
Virginia sought 10 take into consider.
alton tho value ~ M stocks and
bonds and other assets which virginia
held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25
LADIES' MEM HEREs THE
RUFF cuae Knows.

Thin. brfttle. colorless and scragRy
hair H. mute evidence o. n neglected
scalp. OF dandruH-that awful scurf
There II nothing 40 destructive to
the hair A. dandrun. N robs the hair
OF ls lustre. It's strength and TIA very
life. eventually producing a feverfah-
ness n Itching OF the scalp, which
N not remedied. causes the hair roots
10 shrink. loosen and die-then the
hair falls out fast A little Danderine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25
DR.. G. w. HUMAN
WELCOMED HERE.
PRESIDENT OF MARIETTA col.
LEoE TO DELIVER INTER
ESTtN TALK TODAY
speaks Before Ways ard Means Com
nnittee o. Beard e. Trade at
Noon-eznqUe. Tonight

DR. George ". Human. president OF
Marietta college. accompanies BY M.
e. s. Dams. trustee % that Institution.
inc president Of tbs MARIETTA Paint
and Color COMPANY Manefra. OHIO.
arrived IN tbs ely isyf even NJ a.
$50 o'clOrk and re1istsrsd az the
Windsor. where reservations xsrU
made several dsys ago
Dr. Hinman IS 20 ~ thp principal
speaker al the luncheon 90 tbs ways
and means committee Of the hoard %
Trade at the NcI-yrs grill today a.
noon. He viii speak on Business ard
Education" Dr. Hlnrisn IL well
vefsed on the subject. heinz one OF
the few business college presidents IN
the United States. having ben editor
and owner OF the Chicago Inter-Occsn
until its suspension. several years ago.
In It's day the publication was on
sidered n Of the leading and most In.
huonual dailies In America.
Given Welcome.
Or. Human and Mr.. Dana were vel.
coined 10 the city by several Of the
lumnu OF Marietta college living here
y members Of the Board OF Trade.
while several local acquaintance
called on them last evening az their
rooms in the Windsor.
BY the Efforts Of Mr.. u. y. Naylor
and other alumnus of Marietta col.
lege. residing In this community. the
plans for a banquet To be rendered
DR.. Hinman at the Windsor his eve
ming at $50 O'Clock was perfected.
The anair will be quite largely attend
by all the alumnus here and a
number OF distinguished invited
guests. II Is likely hat among the
principal speakers of tho evening will
De Mr.. Dana. who Is with DR.. Human.
several prominent local i~on.
Members Of Alumni.
Among the members OF the alumni
TO be present are: Roy b. Naylor.
Judge T.. J. Hugus. DIR. J. Plummer
Cole. Fred Maury. Ralph Goodhue. all
OF Wheeling: G. l. Brobaw and II. r.
Brokaw. of East Liverpool: f. VI. Mar
tin. secretary Bellaire Commercial
club; DIR. Clyde Kirkland. Bellaire:
Rev. ID. NJ. Mergler. Blaine. o.: Paul
Martins Ferry: Rev. John
Neel. Bridgeport. O.; o. o.. Dougherty,
Bridgeport. o.
Among the invited guests will be
+. r.. Miller. Martins Ferry high
Prof. c s. McNey. Bellaire
high school: Superintendent :. A. Gil.
lett, Bridgeport schools Prof. Silas
Perkins. Bridgeport high school: Prof.
l. +. Ewing. Wheeling high schor::
Mr. John II. Rennard. Dr. Jacob Brit
tingham. Rev. 6. p. Terry. Rabbi Nor
ris Lazaron. Prof e. n. Patterson.
Linsly Institute: DIR. r. l.. Armbrecht.
president Wheeling board OF educa-
ton. and Bishop =. }. Donahue.
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Allowed No cr.aN

virginia sought TO charge West vir
g.nIa with her run proportion Of the
original debt without giving West vir.
glnia credit Tor any cash or other a..
sefs on hand which were applicable
20 D. discharge of the debt On order
90 properly bring THIS feature of the
case before the court BE- was necessary
90 have tho cause rccommiffed 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25
IRIETS

They Keep You Well
Take HENETS For Indigestion
Most Drug Stores Sell Both.
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Those Present.

ing year viii be elected at the close
OF the two days meeting his evening.
Those Present.
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day were
D. j. Swearingan. Holidays Cove. W
J. G. Lyle, Cadiz. q.
w. VI. Nichols. Leathcrwood. W. Va.
~ ". Ault, Belmont. -.
" g stout. Nineveh. Pa.
J. a. Eane. Cameron. W. Va.
Elmer Sprouts. C-anonsbury. Pa.
). y. Wood. West Alexander. Pa.
Hiram Crawford Triadelphia, W. Va
David Wood. West Finley. Pa.
o. H. Gale. Lone city. Ohio.
Y. J.. Munce. C~auousburc Pa.
-. NJ. Johnson. M~orgautown. W. Va
Samuel &. Gist. Wellsburg. W. va.
p W. sheets. M-orEantown W. Va.
y. J. Dallis. DillonNHlc. X. II. No. ]. o
Chas +. snyder. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Master Littleheld and West Virginia's
chief work has been in extensive
audtts and other researches establish
ing the value OF these stocks and other
assets and having 1884, per cent or
them credited upon West Virginia's
part OF the debt. BY this new turn
in the cas- the debt was reduced over
40 per cen or about three million
dollars and the Attorney General
further speaks OF a hope hat the debt
may be still further reduced. The re-
port discloses that an immense amount
Of work has been done. not only in the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
but before Master Littleheld. which
after months OF auditing and research
required several months OF taking tes-
tlmony and argument OF the case.
Cos, $4,000.
His report shows that the litigation
thus far. not including some counsel
and other fees yet to be paid. has cost
the State 1s9.Oi4O9. and that S146.-
ss64s was paid before he took charge
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graphic services.
etc
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John a. Carlisle.
legal services $ 1900 90
Expenses ....... gg1Fg5 1919
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-05-24
ECONOMY

Herman Lamb was in Richmond re-
Gently.
Franklin Oler of Williamsburg, was
here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gottschall of
Richmond, spent Wednesday night
with John Replogle and family.
Cottage prayer meeting was held at
the home of Mr.. Holloway Friday
night.
Miss Dora Pierce attended the May
Festival at Richmond,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roberts o. Rich
mond, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Williams.
J. O Edwards and Prentiss Edwards
were at Williamsburg Thursday.
John Manning was in Richmond
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Underhill and
family of Greensboro, were guests OF
Mr.. and IRIS O. L. Hiatt Thursday.
Charles Moore of Modoc, was here
Wednesday.
Pete Atkinson returned from the
East Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ridenour and Mr.. and
Mrs Howell of Modoc, were here
Thursday.
Joe Morrison was fishing at Martin
dale creek Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. Loop, Mrs. Link Nor
rison and Herschel Ballenger were in
Richmond Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Morrison en-
tertained at dinner recently Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Oler and Mrs. Martha Oler
OF Williamsburg.
Edith Lamb is acting a substitute at
the telephone exchange
One pound of good bread is as nu-
tritive as 2 IL pounds Of potatoes.