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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09

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Washington. Sept. Although
Washington is deeply stirred, no init
nation has yet been given as to how
the United States government Will
treat the proDosal OF Ambassador
Dumba, Of Austria, to call a strike OF
ms felloW countrymen, employed IN
midln plants aHu
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tiillseiL the TO can d slIike y
his fellow countrymen that would be
al oul d paTalyzins pIoW 10 certain
american lnoustfles. Inc atnpassahoi
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
HEALTH ASSOCIATION
CONVENTION Is OPEN

Rochester, N. Y, Sept. 6-With near
ly 10000 delegates present, the 43d an
nual meeting of the American Health
association opened here today and Will
continue through Friday. Registration
and preparations for sectional meetings
were the main features of today's pro-
gram. Tonight the members will be
the guests of the health officers of New
York, who also are holding a V
ton here. Among the speakers upon
the program is DR.. w. C. Gorgas, sur
geon general. Washington, D.. c..
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
Tribune Washington Bureau

Washington, Sept. GA delicate and remarkable situation has
been caused as the result of the disclosures that DR.. Dumba. Austrian
ambassador, has been plotting to stir up labor troubles in American
munitions plants. DR.. Dumba will confer with Secretary Lansing to-
morrow and explain his course. He wired from Lenox for an APP
pointment.
ment asking for his recall. AT any other time he would unquesion-
ably be so treated. Deep resentment exists here at the proposal he
made to his government through Archibald to ferment trouble in
American plants engaged in a business this country has declared law
full. The sole question on the basis of the facts as alleged is whether
the administration is willing to make relations with Austria and
Germany worse by asking Dumba's recall.
The German military attache, too, is mixed up in the matter. and
if one is recalled the other apparently should be
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
ENTENTE SUBMARINE
SUNK; rs CAPTURED

Berlin, Sept. 6.-Three officers and %
men of the crew We're captured by the
Turks when a submarine of the en-
tente allies was shelled and sunk by a
Turkish coast guard ship, as reported
yesterday, according to the Overseas
news agency, which quotes a report
from Constantinople headquarters to
his effect.
Enemy torpedo boats" the quoted
official report adds, attempted to APP
proach, but were forced to retire Sy
fire from our batteries
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
CAN FIND NO TRACE
OF GOLD TRANSPORT
Secrecy Surrounds Delayed
Arrival of British Ship
Bearing Coin.

Information received here is that the
fpattleship bringing the expected gold
from London has not arrived
at Halifax this morning. It was sup
posed that the ship also has on board
the Anglo-French financial commits
sloners: The admiralty at Halifax is
maintaining the closest secrecy and the
censorship, which is severe, probably
Will not permit anything regarding the
arrival of the vessel to be transmitted
by telegraph.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
100000 VISIT FAIR.

San Francisco, Cal, Sept. 6.-The
total attendance at the Panama.
Pacific exposition passed the IL, 900 900
mark, it was here early to-
day. One million persons have passed
through the gates in the last IA days,
the average being 71,557 a day for that
period.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
NO FEsTIvITY AT ROME.

Rome. Sept. 6, (via Paris).-Although
today was the anniversary of the coro-
nation Of Pope Benedict XIV there were
no signs of festivi;y in the vatican, the
pontiff not wishing to make the occa-
sion one of rejoicing there in contrast
with the general sadness of these days
of
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
EXTEND CUSTOMS CONTROL.

washington. Sept. 6.-American con-
troll of Haitiens customs has been ex-
tended to Jeremie. 1t is the seventh
port to be taken over. Only three now
remain under Haftien control. Six com
panies of marines and navy paymaster
are In possession.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
HELD FOR FRAUD.

Corpus Christi, Tex, Sept. 6.-Forty-
one citizens Of Nueces county were
prepared to go on trial in the United
States district court here today,
charged with frauds in connection
with the last general election in Texas
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
UNITED STATES POLICY NOT YET DETERMINED

Minister to Explain Personally to Secretary lansing Part He
Is Playing In Scheme to Paralyze American Industries
Extraordinary Measures Stun Officials Who Have Not Init
mated Opinion as to Whether or Not Such Activity Con-
stitutes Serious Diplomatic Offense.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
GERMAN INVASION
GRADUALLY HALTS
Armies Marching Against Rus
slams Virtually Stopped
French Artillery Fire Is
Undiminished.

London. Sept. Fighting on both
wings Of the eastern front proceeds
with much greater vigor than the
struggle in the center, where the in
vaders apparently are having diff
south, near the Galician border, for
tune fluctuates; first one side and
then the other claiming successes. The
main offensive, however, still lies with
the Austrians n Germans.
On the north flank Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg now holds the Dvina
bridge e at Friederichstadt, but
has lost that at Lennewada, further
dow the river towards Riga. The
battle in hat region continues with
out decisive results.
Russia has corrected earlier reports
concerning the attempt Of the Ger
, mans to make a landing at Pernau,
confirming Berlin's statement that in
stead of losing vessels as the result Of
attacks by the Russians, the Germans
Intentionally sank several small steam
ers to block the entrance to the gulf Of
Riga. The deduction is made that the
Germans feared the Russians would
land there sufficiently strong forces
to threaten Field Marshal Won linden
burg's left flank.
With the rainy season a few weeks
off, the opposing armies, especially in
the marshy region of the center, can-
not hope to carry on the operations
much longer, and some reports state
that the Germans and Austrians are
already moving troops to the Serbian,
Rumanian and western fronts.
Saturday and Sunday along the
western front brought a continuation
of the vigorous bombardment by
French artillery at ARA in the Cham
payne, the Argonne, along the Lor-
80 i~- 49, ~ ,1 H., +1,~ ~-~-- Tytl
heavy artillery firing has continued
for almost a fortnight. The motive
is no more obvious now than It the
beginning.
No news has been received Of a re-
suit Of the battle at the Dardanelles
except the French report that the Aus
tralians had repulsed a Turkish at
tack.
There has been a renewal Of the re-
ports from Athens of ~dissensions be-
tween the Turks n Germans at Con-
stantinople n Of depression among
the Turks rs the result of heavy losses
in Gallipoli. No evidence Of this, how
ever, is to be found among the Turkish
troops, who are reported to be fighting
with all their old stubborness.
Paris, Sept. 6.-Violent artillery
fighting continued last night in the vi
entity of Arras, Roclincourt and Bre-
pOtn German and tfenCn
batteries taking part. There also were
artillery exchanges in the Champagne
district, according to the official re-
port given out this afternoon by the
French war office.
Constantinople, Sept. 6, (via Lon
don).-The following statement was
issued today by the Turkish war Of
flee on operations in the Dardanelles:
I'm the A%nafarta sector our recon-
noitering detachments made some sue
cessful night attacks, capturing con-
siderable booty.
"At Ari Burno artillery fire and
bomb throwing continues.
AT Seddui Bahr enemy fired inter-
mittently without success on the AL
roui Tepe front."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
WAR MOVE az RuMANIA.

Berlin, Sept. 6, (by wireless to Lon
don.)-The following official tate
ment was issued today.
we learn from Geneva hat u
manians residing in Switzerland have
received Instructions to report at their
regimental diYiSonS.i'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
PROPOSAL OF AUSTRIAN TO
CALL STRIKE IN AMERICAN
PLANTSSTIRSW WASHINGTON

Envoy From Dual Monarchy Claims Right to Call Fellow coun-
trymen Employed IN Munitions Factories and Steel Mills
In Order to Cripple Their Output, Thus Dealing Blow to
Great Britain and Her Anies-Admits Plan Following Seiz-
ure of Letters to Premier Burian.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09
TOW VESSEL TO PORT.

London, Sept. 6.-The British bark,
William T. Lewis, variously reported
to have been t~orpedoed by a German
submarine and sunk and to have been
waterlogged and abandoned, is being
towed into port. Although flying the
British flag, the Dark was recently
acquired by a San Francisco company.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09

Sir Hiram Maxim's many inventions
include roundabouts and mousetraps.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09

Paris, Sept. 6.-Violent artillery
fighting continued las night in the vi
cinity of Arras, R%oclincourt Bre-
tencourt, both German and French
batteries taking part. There also were
artillery exchanges in the Champagne
district, according to the official re-
port given out this afternoon by the
French war office.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-09

arisen in diplomatic circles since the
outbreak of the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-30
WAS A FORGERY
British Authorities Arrest a German
Subject Having In His Possession
A Forged American Passport.

LONDON. July 20. 5.25 D. mt
was learned on high authority here to-
day that the British authorities have
arrested a German subject who had
in his possession q forged American
passport which the arrested man ad-
mits IL not genuine. The forged
document has been compared with
the original passport which was is
sued 10 a bona hde American citizen
The real passport which was sent
TO London by the state department AZ
Washington shows the forgery Is a
dangerous imitation.
The arrested nan Is understood 10
have declared that the false passport
was given 10 him In Antwerp by Cap
tain S%chneitzer. a German secret ser
vice officer. The American state de
partment Il said TO have taken up the
question with the German government
as the Imitation Is so clever that %
constitutes a danger 10 Americans
abroad.
The real passport on which the
bogus one Is based was issued 10 an
American business man who reached
Germany March "a and left that coun.
try April s This man Was al his
home with his passport when the hold
or Of the false document was arrested
In England.
The American embassy declined 90.
cay % deny any 81 the statements made
Wiih regard 20 TIE forced passport The
case which now b. iu thu handa On the
state department 40 Washington.
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this morning for a visit with Dr. and
Mrs. Andrews.
sterry Faulkner has returned after
several days visit In youngstown. ..
ness visitor here.
Mrs. 4. r. Stewart Is visiting her
sister an Fairmont for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. sam Canadian and baby
are visiting relatives in OH city. Pa
AIR. % o. Hopkins left last night for
Eastern Virginia. called there by the SER
ious illness Of his brother. Joseph Hop
kins.
a. G. Clayton returned home yoster-
day from Jacksonville. Fla. where he
vent 20 attend the funeral OF John ;.
Robinson.
Miss Anna Faulkner Is visiting friends
IN Pittsburgh. Pa
Mrs. Ellen Price has returned to her
home In Ohio after several weeks visit
here.
Mrs. James Atkinson returned after a
visit with her mother In Marietta. q.
Mrs. William Dollmyer and chtidren OF
l-anacaning. Nd will arrive this week
Tor a visit with her sister. Mrs. Harry
Beatty.
m Misses Mary and Bessie Lamar
have returned TO their home In Pitts
burEh.
Miss Mary ornduff has returned after
two weeks visit a. Metz with relatives.
Mrs. Jos. Morgan has been called 20
Nj Vernon. O., By serious Illness OF her
Mrs. WIN InEle has returned after a
visit In Morgantown and Fairmont.
byron Warder. OF Flnmont. spent
sunday with his uncle. Il. Il. warder.
h Misses Frances. winifred. Char
lotte and Anna Hearn. Of New York. are
guests % their sister. Mrs Charles
Phillips. here.
Mabie Braunan. OF Weston. Is VISITING
her aunt. Mrs Luella B~lackshire.
Grover Garden. OF Salem. spent Sun
day with friends here.
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WHEELING AIDS
GOOD ROADS MEET

-. lal tfsrafek o. a. f-t.rfr~-.
NAohlNSIoN. Pa. july as-Nearlv
Y Eood roads enthuE asts. i-nel,dIn.
parry from NtcelinE. yer. - ~.
summit House meeting a Tnlonto~n
TO-DAY. hid under th~ a.
me local AUTOMOBILES club 10 aunk.p
Interest In a campaign for he i'm
prorement u the old Csruberlard
roAd and The construction Of a nation
al system OF hirhwsys
washington county alone sent $50
peisons 20 n Eafhenng. Al which
we're representative of an the larger
eihes In this section OF the STATE
C~ongressman r. p Hopwood prcsid.
Cd. and addresses we're made bv 81.
ConEressmen Wood y Carr Henry
w Temple. iudge Lowe. Of Missouri.
and others Among those present
vas william r. Mckennan. 81 this
oounty. Who has Travelled over the
PIKE for the past 20 years. Reso
nc were adopted commending
state Tor past efforts looking toward
me care Of the famous highway and
ssking more liberal appropriations in
lie behalf.
The Wheeling party was advertis.
ine the West Virginia State Fair. and
was accompanied By a second auto
load Of fair boosters en- route 10 the
sandy Plains fair NJ Millsboro. con
sisting Of George W. Lutx. Otto
schenk. G. " Hancher. John j. Confr
Harry Spoidel. Theo. Roller. n NJ
Brown. Harry Gee and Roy n Naylor.
secretary Of the Wheeling Board Of
Trade.
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PenonaIn and Rriefs

Fred Oser Is seriously IN at his
home on Main street.
MIR. George Dell has purchased the
fast racing yacht Of Luke Sauers. MT.
Bell Is a mechanic and Is overhauling
the engine. He claims hat Il viii
be n of the best boats on the river
when completed.
The wickets OF the government dam
at McMechen were lowered yesterday
on account OF an accident to one OF
the traps. II made a very low stag
OF water In the river and several
yachts could mo- find water enough
TO navigate and we're forced 10 re-
turn TO the dock.
Harold Sigler. councilman OF the
Fourth ward. r. expected home next
Saturday
Mr.. end Mrs. II. D. weisgerber or
Fifteenth street. wheeling. we're visit
INK yesterday IN Benwood.
Miss Gertrude Whalen Of Oakland
avenue. was a Wheellng visitor yes
.terday.
John Detters. who has been serious
~ nl At the Glendale hospital. is i'm
proving nicely
City Clerk Frank Brannen was a
business visitor In Wheeling yester-
day
James Orville Cation. city fireman.
wa OF duty yesterday.
~ there was not a quorum Al the
last regular session of city council
there was no nays ISSUED TO the em-
ployos N is vey likely thai the
pays will b. deferred until council
meets again
Squire Paul ReIdol ~ this city. made
n sick call 20 SEQ bic brother. VINO
on confined 90 tho hospital In Wheel.
ina
The steel department of mo Wheel
lrE Steel and Iron viii continue oper
rfions neEf week. according 10 reii-
ahla Information
Thomas Urnran Is erraVaunr Tor n
FIfeuHlk which .e fo o. laid l1 front
Of Die residence on South Marshall
street
Frrffin FiIprrnr OIL recovering ~
Orc eienfals hospital whore Do has
nnen confined pr fnn r1Hf several
ufrka slff n severe Illness
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DEMANDS RELIEF
FOR MEXICO CITY

WASHINGTON. July 2g-Demand-
ms In the name Of humanity that food
be permitted 10 reach the starving
people OF Mexico City. urgent repre-.
sensations ere sent by the state de-
partment tonight TO Generals Carran-
"a villa and lspata. The notes de
clare Of transportation 10
Mexico City must be opened TO pro-
vision trains.
Although the text OF the represen-
tations was not made public, Il il
known that the document il a ~forerun-
ner OF a more definite demand hat
the Mexican factions end their strife
ana a constitutional gov
eminent by means OF a joint confer.
ence.
Officials believe General C~arranEa 81
vera Cruz T. In a position 20 Keen the
railroad To Mexico city from Vera cruE
open Tor the transportation Of food AZ
ieast as Tar as faChuca. and that either
ne or zapata, in cooperation with Villa
control the line beyond that point. The
dispatch demanding that the road be
opened ana Kept open was signed ~
secretary Lansing tonight. and went
forward Immediately 10 American rep-
sssentattyes AZ Vera Cruz. Torreou and
Official reports from Mexico CITY to-
Jay said there Ma actual starvation
there and that conditions generally we're
are sunering Tor food. aithoash fhere
Is money IN plenty 10 purchase ID.
4 message from Vera cruz detailed
an assault upon an American Citizen
lean haE BY Zapata soldiers. IN sered
To further arouse officials here 10 the
extreme gravity OF the situation.
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.DARKEN GRAY
HAIR, EASY, SAFE
NEW TRGATsgNT-aor a DYE.
r~hhleSS-TURNs GRAY -AIR
DARK AND LUsTROUs

II your hair IL stray. streakod Win
uat, prematureiy or iust turning
LAY n your hair h falling. % you
lave oandrur and your head u~hes.
simply shampoo your scalp and hair
a fe~ times With y Tan Hair Color Re
storer Nothing else required In a
DAY or 80 all YOU gray hair Vii turn
20 H. natural youthful dark SHADE. IN
iire head o. hair vii become clean.
resh. lustrous. wavy. thick. soft. full
81 NE. dark and handsome. OlBan b.
harmless. is not . dye. but acts on
the roots. making hair and scalp
healthy. 80 the stray hair naturally
turns beautifully dark. 80 evenly
that no one .an tell u has BEEN
used Get a big 7-oE bottle tor
80 cents. Apply a. directed on
bottle. n o-nan don't darkrn your
gray hair soc refunded call o. write
Griest DRUG Co. ii35 Market street.
Wheeling. ". Va Out-oftown folks
supplied By parcel post ASK for q
Ian Hair Color Restorer.
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Dague and attended services Sunda,
afternoon at the Mt. Union church.
Many young folks from here attend
cd the Christian Endeavor reception
In Hipley's orchard. Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry $. Davis attend.
ed the Little funeral at Dallas, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kent and daugh.
ter. Elizabeth. were the guests OF his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Kent. sun
day.
Mrs. Walter Edison and daughter.
Elanor. OF Wheeling. are the guests
OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cole.
Mr.. b. F. jefferson. who is employed
al Elm Grove. spent the weekend
with his family.
Mr.. Benton Campbell. OF Fairmont
motored here Saturday and spent sew.
eral days with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. II. Campbell.
Instead OF the usual sermon Sun.
day afternoon. August I. Rev. S. B
Hart. of the Elm Grove Methodist
church. will deliver the annual Mis-
sionary sermon here. Rev. Corder.
the pastor. wishes the church to be
hlled 10 overlooking. Everyone il
invited 10 attend.
Mrs. Joseph Sutton. OF Moundsville
who has been the guest OF her sister
Mrs. Kate Dague. is now visiting her
niece. Mrs Hugh Black.
Mr.. Harry Bloomfield. Of Wheeling
has returned TO his business after
spending his vacation with his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. William Bloom.
field.
Young folks from here attended the
picnic at Majorsvilie. Saturday oven
ing. given by the Woodmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCanihan
spent Saturday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. b r. Jefferson.
Mr.. W. X. Kent left Monday for
Sherrard where he has accepted :
position.
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ENWOO
Why the Reports7

The reports which have been cir
culatcd IN this city relative TO the
extra police force Is getting on
some ones nerves II Is claimed that
the free newspaper publicity has done
this city a great harm. II il even
limited that a great political scheme
was thwarted by an article published
in this paper. BE that as Il may. ~
might be we'll 20 state that the arti-
cies carried In this paper are backed
by facts. II some things besides the
pres srePorts were watched a little
closer there would be plenty OF room
In which to complain. The statement
was made by city officials yesterday
that the reporters on the other papers
when asked whore they got the dope
on the extra police force stun" re
piled. I'VE got the first had dope
from the Intelligencer" Now n they
did get the facts from this paper and
h city officials know n. why Ia the
incident 10 be dropped without an IN
v~estigation as 10 where the real facts
came from. Probably the other pa
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TO ATLANTIC CITY
Many whseinKtss Leave Yesterday 20
Entoy Delights o. Popular
Seaside Resort

Az D. q %. rains 20 Pittsburgh Thurs.
DAY carried local people taxing ndVun-
taFf of the special excursion rates 90
Atlantic city and return tf Be- eafi-
mated hat 100 lcn Tor the popular sea-
shore resort Heretofore the excursions
have bron on special trains. but this
time if Wa considered heat 90 uar the
regular tralnn and avoid the congestion
% Tho excursion train. Most of the
Incal people VIII return within zen days
AM.nE tn..r leaving were T. q Town
ernd. Miss Isulu McWI1liamH. Samuel a.
llIn George and Albert Jameson. TIIa
lenklna Mra . BE- uumuI. Mr. George
wight. We d o. trnrffF. Ralph y.
lranEr Pred kira. o. Robinson Blanche
I~lchnrdanu O. I'D Jenkins IT, o. DrinbY.
James InmIaon Mr. and MrH o. q
Lump Warrood Miss Ada UItsh. Mr.
aud MrH InHruh Trahrif Professor and
Mrr Herman schrckcY. Mra william
kutarhman Miss Anna kuferhman. Miss
nInlh kuiegl imam Misses Tue carl end
Louise EeirHhnN Mise Ann Front faf.
and No end Mrs. Albert Lutg Mrs ~
IHU rHrrd NIa. UuFa Hamilton.
NIr4ra t~rnHeufhiH and Patricia srugan.
I0nWuDd D. D. Perkins end daughter.
Helen. lead1rc FULTON and family. Mics
Ida Hitch
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SAND HILL


SAND HILL. W. Va. July 2s-Mrs.
J. l. Kent and daughter. Helen. also
her mother. Mrs. Harriet Pollen. were
the guests Of her daughter. Mrs. W.
p Kent. Friday.
Mrs b. r. Jefferson and daughters,
Orthella and G~ruendolyn. have re-
turned 20 their home after spending
some time with Mr.. and Mrs. oliver
Geisler. OF Oklahoma. Ohio county.
Miss Annie Winters who has been
b gucts Of relatives here for some
time IL now visiting relatives in Elm
Grove and Wheeling.
Miss Elsie Caldwell. OF Big Wheel
INK Greek b. the guest 81 her aunt.
Mrs Prank Blake. % Wheeling Island
this week
Miss HaEel Winters was calling on
Mrs Harry :. Davis. Friday evening.
Mrs Charles Rempke. OF Big Wheel
ina Creek. and friend. Mrs. Decide
MCWhorter. Of Pine Tim. were the
guests % her daughter. Mrs Norman
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HARRINGTON

WASHINGTON " Va rgf, "a
Mrs. Arch Gov on has returned affrr n
etera week. visit with her sister al
East Palestine q.
Miss rarlua Charifnn. % WashiuRon.
"a j. visiting her cousin. Miss Nsswe
Charlton.
Mr. and Mrs r. n Haurh. NJ ard
- ltausn and dauEhfer mnforcd Co.
Mafnsahuru. Pa. fha other HnK No. M
wrrka visit.
Hsrold Coffmun WII krade and Les.
" Llall nav some OF q campinE trip
Niss M~afEuerite McCurdy % Cameron.
ard Miss Mildred stealeY % CORY "a
We're sufsta n friends here SATURDAY
C~larkaturg
NJ and Mrs omar ~ Stout I'D
or Jacksonville Pa arrived