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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-02-21
Annapolis Notes.

Annapolis. Nd. Feb. 20.-For the first
time in ten years the flag of a rear ad-
miral flies from the peak of the Reina
Mercedes. official station ship at the
Naval Academy. 1t was raised last
Saturday morning Immediately after
Rear Admira, Fullam. superintendent
Of the institution. received his o@cjal
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Salvation Army Aids Poor.

More than Loco men We're given meals
and ninety baskets of food were sent to
needy families of the District by the
Salvation Army during January. accord
ing to a report of the institution for the
month made public yesterday.
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Get First Bogus Reserve Note.

Secret Service officials here are in re-
ceipt of the first counterfeit of a Fed
eral reserve note. 1t is a s. note of the
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank, is poorly
executed. and is quarter of an NH
shorter than the genuine note.
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NAVAL ORDERS.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

NOV EMENTS OF ' ESS>ELS.
NaIsIan Sailtd Tor San Francisco February Is:
Wurdcn arrived Pensacola. FEBRUARY IS Warning
ton arrived at S0w York yard. February 10; Texas
arrived at HamI&n Roads. February 10; Monaghan.
Roe. and Sterett sailed for Dry TortuSas. February
70; Arkansas and New York arrived at Guantanamo.
February 10: Wheeling arrived at Port all Princc,
February %; Tennesses arrived at Beirt February
~ North Cl:Olina sailed for Alexandria, February
70: ,astine sailed for Key West February 10; Ia
coma SAILED fer Santo Domingo City. February 70:
Chattanooga arrived at Sslina Cruz February 70:
Georgia siiled for Guantanamo. February 10; Han
Mia! and Lc'SniGas arrived at Cape Gracias a DiGe,
February -; Galveston sailed for Shanghai Feb
Tuary 30 Saratoga arrived at DlOngapo. February ~
The Fulton, now at the Boston yard has been
ordered TO proceed to New York.
ORDERS To OFFICERS.
NAVY.
Lieut. d. r. Client. 10 delaware.
Ensign e. u. Want. to Maine.
Ensign &. Y. Johnston. tea as.
Ensign W. II. Chandler. 10 HI
Ensign r. l.. Barr. Ia III.
E,rign II. ". Frost To O.
Ensign q. &. Fuller TO d.
Ensign ]. VI. Miller. continue treatment Naval
Ho'Tital PHILADELPHIA.
Ensign II. Il. Helm. 10 G-l.
Ensign Z. +. Foster to Ga
Ensign II. &. Fraser. 10 Ks
Ensign I. Hatch. t" IL; Ensign A. G. Fen
nett. 10 III: Passed Assistant SuT.. W s PrI-h
20 II. Luis.
MARINE CORPS
cart. I. II. blanO. Ia recruiting duty Ro,;nn
cart u. y. iiea To- marine barracks Norfolk
Fir,t Lieut.. +. \. Gardener. 10 Colorado.
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'Drat en-" and ''od rot en- are said
to be contractions of May the gods
outrOot them"
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District Signal Corps

Lieut.. Brockman, L. s. A., the recently
appointed Observation-Disclosures for the
local Signal Corps company, paid his
first visit to his new charge Tuesday
night and made general examination of
the Signal Corps affairs. becoming per-
sonally acquainted with the officers and
men. He was able to see the men at
work in the different branches of signal
instruction. and expressed himself as
well pleased with the enthusiasm shown
both by '.nOn-coms' and privateS in get
ting most good from the institution.
Neat and onvenient arrangement par
ticularly attracted his eye and from all
indications Lieut.. Brockman was we'll
pleased with all he saw. The section
chiefs happened to be in the midst of
classes, as recently outlined by Capt.
Terry. and Lieut. Brockman was able
to see just how the enlisted men natur-
ally took hold of class work. instead of
witnessing an exhibition especially ar
ranged.
among the enlisted men a promising
group of amateur wireless operators. who
have taken advantage of the schooling
at the armory and are on a fair way
to becoming proficient keymen before the
next encampmcnt.
Privates Anton Eiuge. Reginald Ham
ford, and lie 10y Herst, and Corporals
Kamrans and Fiener have made not
able progress. Privatcs KIuge and Herst
are making a study Of radio teleEraphy
with view to passing the eXamina-
tons for commercial operators. Private
Herst already has been designated a
operator. cargo grade, bur
wishes to have a first grade license be-
fore placing his application with the
Marconi Company.
The next informal feed OF the Wig
wag Club will be held next Tuesday
night. First Class SerSt. Nathan Will
Jams will have charge of serving the
menu. assisted by the other members of
the house committee. Sergt. Williams
says he will make provision for extra
orders this time. previous feeds having
proved so popular as to exceed expecta-
tons.
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WOODLANDS

WOODLANDS. Feb IA Epidemic
ot hog cholera has broker out In our
Hhiase and u causing considerable
We hear that our local merchant Mr.
td. Luke has purchased the Richard
son property a few miles below Cray
VIC ana VIII soon remove his place Of
business ana family 20 that place and
resume his trade.
Mrs a J. Montgomery 10 this place
iq spending n few DAYS the guest of
friends ard relatives On M~oundsyUe
Mr.. Fred Miller and Miss FIossIs
Muuur ~ this place attended church al
woodlands Saturday night.
Mrs.. william Walton returned 20
M~Ouuderillr Monday after pcndiur a
few days with relatives on EyareH Ridge
Mr. william orr Of Grsysviic who
improving very slowly and doubts are
sun entertained HE Co bis recovery.
Miss Sherlny Coulter spent Saturday
nirhf end sunday with nor friend AIian
LgIah Miller nn the "Huu"
Mrs Samuel Wilson uf Creaaua Rot.
tom sr'nt saturday evening with friends
Mr. Elmer Gate returned to Grave
'rrtk sunday UtnrIru nrrr Visiting hfH
parents uu Ilg fuH Ridge.
Ihfrr was Or. OBJ. r.u Ht Woodlands
HiU church Wednesday, ON account UI
lHe minister. Rev STANLEY uT LitUrfar
nrlnE suddenly called fH Hia home more
Mr 'NuH EEHu Hut uUU were seen In
The second ouartr.y m-stfrr OF th,
conference SCAR fur IIH MffhrIinf
circuit woe N..d Hf TafIHrs UidEs sun.
H1f The nHsIuN-a needing was FRIDAY
afternoon FrI HH sunday rev Comm.
ton district superintendent delivered
H line address f. u large sunFrrFatIan
Mt Louis Miller was H business tIaI.
Cor DOB M~uurIHsIHa Iuef Saturday.
No D ~ MHEUH oft WHFu.a Ridge waH
VISITING Hia daughter NIrH T. To- Hardin.
pom OFF EurrH iIdEs Tuesday and We'd
MrH Walter Wilson who has been 90
'.r conn. NwH Del aHmruHaf imUrHu..
HHd Or HH.U fn 81. uu
hI.r frrfT IiII.. who Ir ATTENDING
.|HH. U N".f..NIf|. visited nd H.r
home boz. HHfUrT# ana SUNDAY
Nr WfIIHm cain OF FyHUH UIdFH VIII.
Oh. uHNius fu hia farm Hu Urrrh HIfna
WIf.
Mt Lindsay uarrsh nf Granville wra
LIaIffrE nIn cousins aU Waruaa RIDGE Ia
Jew DAYS IHaf week
NJ End Nra Tlrrur WuHFr.Hr of
% Hrr Ridge were business Visitors In
uuN.HuIH Wednesday.
VIZ john Booth Hn aged md highly
respected resident of ElHus nudge pass
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act was a particularly valuable ad-
dition TO statute law. because II kill
ed the money trust or because II de-
pTived- Wall street OF the funds long
in its control
Freezing % Credit.
The banking act cannot be the
same from these three angles. Which
ever view Is the one OF the dominant
faction, that II the one that viii be
reflected In the Interpretation. H..
for instance. the act Is TO be con
strued that the matter OF first TIM
p~ortance will be the freeing OF cred
It. there can be no doubt tha the
twelve reserve banks will have to
compete vigorously with the member
banks.
There has as yet been no intention
shown TO this end. bur there Is evil
dence Of preparation for Il.
As the bill came from the house
OF representatives there was a pro-
vision 10 the effect that the reserve
banks should be the fiscal agents OF
the government and hat the ner-
al fund OF the treasury should be de-
posted In them.
A TO the political view, held
largely by members OF congress and
me pracucal politicians, they
think OF the act is important only
IL they could gather enough OF a fol
lowing 10 insure its change Of amend
ment
1T is not likely that there will be
any change In the act unless the fed
eral reserve board recommends IT,
The views OF ngr are not. there
fore, OF particular Importance.
HWThn nHa1wa "a 81
~ in its entirety and particularly the
Views OF officers of member banks are
matters OF most vital Importance in
bringing this banking act to some
measure OF possible perfection.
While the federal reserve board
is a powerful organization land very
much depends on its views and the
character and the rules and regula-
tions which IL issues). the success
OF the new scheme OF banking de-
ponds on the bankers"
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Intire were IN Moundsviils attending 10
legal business.
Mr. Carl Templeton spent Friday in
wheeling on business
Miss Eva Nesbet and brother. John
left for Pittsburgh where they expect
10 visit FOR n few weeks
Mr.. John Lowe Of J~aoksonburg was
attending 70 business IN Middlebourns
Mr.. George smuck spent Friday in the
city on business.
Rev. Bumgardnsr left for Clarksburr
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Joe Fan and son left for West
Union 90 attend the funeral Of a reia-
tive who died Monday.
Mr.. Josephus r. clark OF Washington.
"a LETT for his home after spending
some weeks with friends out the short
Mr 4. Lowe Of Hastings spent Fri
Dr.. Hupp MoIntirs Of Connelsvnls
Pa, arrived home Tuesday 20 see his
mother who o. iL
Attorney A. q. Chapman left for
C~laysville, Pa. 70 visit his parents for
Mr. and Mrs Leo Harrick ARE visiting
WI Harricks parents &c Proctor this
q. Combs left FOR S. Mary.a 10
spend several days visiting hfa parents.
Mayor D. =. France OF Brooklyn Jet.
in the Interest ~ fIs r1rdidarq far %,
ghairm1n ~ tho Wheeling division Of
Rev Ayers ~ Hundred is srsndinr
several days In the city this week
May Hail urfI seven years. died OF
~ 8 IrHet Vas in ClarkaburE this
week lu business.
Mrs. U1rg Wirar wac "a wheeling WIS.,.
TOR IhlrsIay and FRIDAY.
Mra William Finch IH spending Thurs.
dny and Friday in Henwn1I with reia-
Sire william nan ard sister Niles
IufIfIH ~EnmurrfHu. were rHTrfnr on
friends in Wheeling Thursday and FrI.
The many friend- Of wr. asor~. ss
h1r VIII hr GLAD fo hear that shs is
Attorray Uru-s Usu spent rraral,v
grI Friday i1 Wher.InE looking after
legal matters
Mr. william stone ha. been confined
fn hrr home for several daya Win n
rago n On rrIpre
Tnurrfnv and Friday.
VIZ flefrh F.r.. 'a confined f1 hIe
room With Uur.uU..
N'fnrrs. r.~'.lf fa ir emItHfsId on
Mre ~ HrfrfIrs f1r been fr RI rrIfI.
wnrI7 Due ir reported fY Ha better %
wrs W D. wIrr1rf of rafen CITY,
..rN m fever IN.rHIH. ~IrHrnf Hrr.
r.e vI Dol held ssfrfar nj lone
SIZE. Hsafr.- vsats- has strrra5
bonn. after erfHfIHF rr.eraI woke nf
.afHH. M NF .H fnr .rFt.Hf tf
... NH.Hr a.THHrn murrmrUf
fn"f HN|| ." |Hr MH.n|.E farm On
Point rirHaarf crock haa been a1mpie,
.I 'r fIr H'r .rIIn r1rd vItr a Orft
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MAJORSV VILE

MAJORSV1LLE " Va. Feb. 70 -
MIS- Ice Phillips and daughter MurgArot
u this place spent wednesday with Mrs
Grey,ilc.
Geo. NJ Ruth. teacher Of violin and
plano viii give Instruction 60 a class
a. this place during the summer. Mr
Ruth o. a graduate % the Duna'a mu-
sical institute. Warren. ohio. aud comes
wei rccommcudrd.
Frank Majors or Golden viii Off
er 90 public sale ut his residence Feb
ruury "a all personal property COM
siHtIuE OF farm. machinery. wagons. cuf-
tie etc AmouE other things O. be sold
are n splendid pair or heavy draft
horses.
charlie Majors 81 wolf Run will Off
er Tor sale on February 90. all house
hold and Kitchen furniture. marhinary
live stock End other rrrHunnT Ur1uarfg
Mr Majors expects to go in the near To-
lure Co Indiana whore De- will make die
home
Sswuri wsN.~ and family moved
fr.m ths EurrHurf property r1 fr. So
FIuuIa place on WhHrfnnH Rum Friday
Miss jennie Chichester De- spending o.
M NtkInsgn spent Friday uisht
Win hI. sister Nre AIiIe Allison.
VIZ Tom kimbir returned Monday
Spending The laet f.v DAYS at me b.d
side uf DTS father who was quite uI
ll1rIie Majors OF Wolf Run spent
Iuru.
Miss Lulu owen high school student
ai IHrktowu ie 900 at her home Of pnsu-
mUuIu
grandmother newman ~ purnaeus
ia rufirrIuE With Ca very severe cold
N'N. IHuEfnuru Wa able Co. resume
ine Ilgtlg work OF Neb0. Friday night
after "a slight illness.
Mrs Amanda Ulrhry md daughter
Nora and MU.ara NeI Uirh.F and West.
Ie1 MtIru spent sunday with Mr Will
Chichester
h e. wallace employee at the com
pressing station o. or work on account
oft H throat trouble.
Tho condition OF Mr Lewis Rush of
Crab Apple who Ia seriously rfrk. BE-.
mains urlHnurfI.
Mrs HlcHey and family are moving
fr.m thH W s. Harsh farm 81 this
to The EIlrF place near the ArkIry
H.a Emma WaIlae- rs confined o.
Der room with bronchitis
ME Inn MllkHn wHr quite 900 Tues
day evening with n nervous trouble
Mr and Mra IuU uewrff and chI.
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dren Of Mouudsville are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Randolph Hewctt
Mrs Belle Richmond shows little i'm
pruyemcut.
q. q Archer is employed a. the com
pressing station.
Mrs. a. r. ALLEY Is spending the pres
ent week with Dallas friends.
The quarantine placed on tho Jewell
nome on the account or diphtheria was
raised "wednesday and the house disln-
tectcd BY Health Officer Johnson.
ID W. Nanatta was e business visitor
az ~JacktOwn the first Of the week.
The road near the city a Sub. Gas
COS Cuu4prDssluE station b. certainly
tie worst ln the county.
Miss Leota steele will teach the re-
naming part OF the school term at
Glendale.
Don't forget the oysrcr and chicken
supper ct this place saturday night.
Let the youug folks come for the good
time they viii have and those that are
too old 90 tu have e good time come
20 help r. worthy cause. The proceeds
viii b. applied tO the fund FOR rurchar-
ing en- individual communion set
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GENERAL BUSINESS
PICKING UP NICELY
LOCAL WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FIRMS SEE GREAT CHANGE
TAKING PLACE.
Not only Shown In Local Buying and
Selling, but In Business Of an In
terstate Nature.

While business r. not UP 70 the
expectations OF wholesalers. jobbers
and retailers. yet there IL an i'm.
provement going on throughout the
country. Men OF big business do 10,
expect the Improvement Of trade 10
come bout in o. short time. for
trade needs adjustment 90 new con.
ditiOns imposed By legislation and
foreign complications due to the war.
Business Is better on account Of the
heavy demand for cereals OF the
United States from foreign coun
tries al high prices While this sec.
ton has not been benefited greatly
because Of these conditions business
men are confident that there Will b.
an Improvement soon. The local DRY
Foods market is improving and the
salesman on the road are serdIne
IN larger and more frequent orders.
The demand r. principally In the sea-
sonable fabrics
A. preFent there is a STEADY distri
button of groceries. the demand BE-.
inE chiefly for staples Flour and
sugar are not moving except In small
lots. while the demand for dried and
canned Foods. rice. teas. conoes. nsh
and other Hines is good Country
products continue irregular Some
days 70 o. active. some very dull
while some products are in urgent
demand. others cannot be moved in
o small way The sale OF potatoes
is FAIR. but the market Ia soft. The
movement % tomatoes. onIonr. cab
oage. beans. celery roots and new
green vegetables from the south be-
fair Tn fruit there o. a moderate
distribution % apples. oranges and
grape fruit while the demand Tor 9th.
Or lines De- light
The can FOR dressed poultry Is good
p tho q market Del sor and rris
- lower Tho receipts Of fresh asrs
are not heavy. but receivers are look
lrF Tor largely increased shipments
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STEEL TRADE
Shows encouragement In Orders.
Mills Begin 10 Work Better-Em-
ployment Given 70 Many.

The encouraging feature in the
steel trade ~ the larger specification
against contracts placed in the last
two months that have come to the
mills. and as a result operations have
been increased. 10 Is evident, how
ever. that new buying is OF smaller
proportions by manufacturers as well
as by railroads. but there is stm a
fair amount OF business under nego-
tiations for both domestic and foreign
shipments. Many of the railroads in
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Glass Entertained Adults and Teachers.

pu Thursday evening. ths Laurel band
class of Tho Christian sunday school On.
f0r'HIu"I Che adult members of the
school and che rrrnrrs. az fHa SUNDAY
school room. About goo Wrr. present
cram fH provoke amusement Etc body
fnnf attended bad fn register. fhr rIFhr
banded people using fHUIr fHr nrnd HnH
fHu Irff handed people their rrHf Haud
IihIIraI quotations from Proverbs we're
u..N .u different slips of paper. thH two
HH|I|nE TUrIH OF the same quotations
having "a search for cone another. other
I.nf.rt. were introduced HIan s. short
TrHurHmm" UI music and readings WAS
HIr1 rendered bY NIa.Ha MAMMA Cafffr.
wood. blanche TamIeHn and Elizabeth
craft Refreshments were served
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the East. az In the West. have not
purchased their necessary require.
ments OF track supplies.
The American Sheet & Tin Plate
Company a advanced the price OF
galvanized pipe ranging from one TO
six inches, s. per ton Several OF the
independent pipe manufacturers have
also advanced prices Of galvanized
pipe from So TO s. per ton, TO cover
tho additional cost of spelter used in
Calvanizing.
The demand for pig iron continues
light throughout the country. There
is scarcely enough buying of foundry
iron 10 Indicate the actual condition
OF the market in the Eastern terrific
ry. bu the Southern and Western
markets are somewhat heavy. with the
tendency toward lower prices. In the
Ohio Valley there are inquiries for
various tonnages running from a few
hundred to one thousand IONS for ship
ment over the second quarter of the
year. including both Southern and
Northern foundry iron.
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IMPROVEMENT
Local Brokers See TURNING Poin, IN
Stock Market In This District
Big Change Noted.

Local brokers and financial agents
are confident that business will con
nue. TO revive. although az the pres
ent time business Is not up TO that
which existed last year. January.
however. marked the turning point
In an Increase in transactions and up
ward turn in stocks The rise has
continued. and according 70 all indi-
cations the sale OF stocks during the
month OF February will be better than
that of the preceding month. The
conditions OF stocks locally Is indi-
Gated by the s~teadiness OF some stocks
and a slight increase In others. The
prices at which a few Of the leading
stocks Of the various companies have
been selling for some time is as fol.
lows: Hazel-Atlas Glass. l72: Ia Belle
Iron Works preferred. los: Neuralgy.
line. lS5. and Wheeling Steel & Iron
Company. 10.
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sness Over Big Question.
In speaking before the members OF
the Wheeling chapter OF the Ameri-
can Institute OF Banking at their third
annual banquet held In the Windsor
hotel last Tuesday night. Mr.. Fred
erick +. Farnsworth. general secre-
tary OF he American Bankers As
sociation. New York City. spoke as
follows In the course OF his discus
sion on the subject. The Federal.
Reserve Act:"
The bankers and economists who
studied the question of an improved
banking system for the country we're
interested largely in the banking as
poets OF the situation. They knew
the weakness caused by rigid reserve
requirements: by inelastic currency;
by the absence OF an open market
for commercial paper: by inability
TO control gold movements. and by
c OF means OF cooperation, and
they sought remedies for these de-
fects.
They found that the Glass-owen
btl! provided the necessary remedies,
although the machinery devised was
cumbersome and probably too costly.
They were willing to risk machinery
30 bANFA " attain tue OlneT ends.
With those who reviewed the reform
politically. the machinery was all
important and the banking ends were.
incidental.
Physical Aspects.
o course, congressman talked
with more OF less huency about elias
ITCHY: about reserves: about the ebbI
and flow OF gold. and such things. but
what Immediately interested them
were the physical aspects OF the plan
and the likely effect OF its establish
ment. on political thought generally
and that OF their constituents par
~ticularly.
The number OF banks: the number
OF employees; the quality OF the Jobs.
etc, interested congressman much
more than any scheme for the retire
ment OF government bonds.
There is another view OF the
whole situation. IL Is that OF lead
ers who are interested In the reserve
act. both as an economic and prac.
teal banking device. President VII
son has neve failed TO speak OF the
act as having made credit free "
I'm several addresses other members
OF the administration have made
clear their belief that the reserve
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FOR the repairing OF the First Tunnel on
Bethany Pike was signed up by the
COUNTY court and the Wellsburg. Beth
any and Washington Railway Company.
The contract was let 20 w. r.. Cline. or
Independence. Pa. FOR the sum OF g2s1.5O
the expenses are TO BE- divided equally
between IN Couuty and IN RAILWAY COM
pauy. and the work o. 20 b. done under
supervision Of the County court.
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Col W. W. Beall. or this city. arrived
home ON Ihursday from attending a.
meeting % the Executive council Of tho
West Virginia Bankers Association.
hfId in the city Of Huntington. The
council set Thursday and Friday. July
10TH and 18th a. the dates Of the next
bankers Convention. and the place Of
meeting Waite sulphur Springs.
While iu the lower end Of the state
bsall attended the STATE legislature.
ana was present az some Of the hear
lnE4 Of the state Wurkmeu's C0mpenHn-
uon Law. Many manufacturer were
present az the hearings. amunE them
Iue.nh M-ndnI nf tLLa city.
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ON Thursday ..HHInE. February F.|H.
sixteen little friends OF Nias Dorothy
simpson gathered 90 her home fH H.Iu
BIER seventh birthday TH Huura
"l ihc party were fu 90 D. u. during
Nirh time numerous games were play.
o. contests were HrId. aI went UHH.nH
ana there w.r. other diversions. ending
win r. noel .H.IfInH Dol which rHH
Huuug UHHI.. fHHk part and NIHH BRAN.
Gee Johnson PLAYED Ns u..rIrr marc.
u DO coIura were uInh Hud white and tHr
home wnH handsomely decorated TH.
hHumE hostess received many hHHufI|uI
presents from tnr rurafa Nf p o'clock d
dainty luncheon wua served. and soon
VIII The reception EfNfn bf their young
nn7f.aa urd wlFhiuE her many more
happy HIrfHTHra
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBIR s. vs.. Va. Feb ra=citv
puutlr wee further rulIvrutd On Friday
~ fhn announcement OF Henry a stem.
Eio Tor Che office uf CIfF collector and
Irn1furor ON the Republican ticket 49,
rt Dr. ut present thU capable aUI
eIlltleui Collector and Treasurer. and
one Hf o." murt popular men that ever
hrIn that office. Mr.. sfrrFIH needs uH
introduction Co the voters no fH. r.fF
tnd tuc uuunuur" mert of hia rtudIdHlH
ia pleasing tu HIH friends
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showing OF oil The well Is being dreu-
ed 70 the Gordon sand.
MIS- Iva HlgEeubotham has been con-
hned 20 her home for the Tast week with
pneumonia She b. iu "a very critical
condition and Or. stats OF Wheeling
has paid her two visits