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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
|FUlL-DRtSS DRILL
AND Inspection
Howitzcrs VIII Hold Competitive
Event Tuesday Night 10 Decide
Owner Of Trophy.
RIvALRY ExCEEDINGLY KEEN


A fulldress inspection and COMPETE
tive drill, followed by a dance, will
be held at the Howitzers' Armory
next Tuesday night at $3.50 o'clock
Captain Beuregard Lorraine and Cap
tain w. w. LaPrade will be the
Judges. The balcony will be thrown
open to the public, while invitations
have been issued for the dance. The
Howitzers' Artillery Band. twenty-five
pieces, under Director Peffley, will fur
nish music during the evening.
The rivalry between the six sections
of the battery is intense. To the
chief Of the winning section gold
medal OF handsome design will be
awarded. while like one will be
given the best drilled man. Sergeant
Charles Felvey, Of the Second Section,
claims to have the edge on the other
five sections, while Sergeant Harrison.
of the Sixth. says he is from Missouri
rs his section bears the honor of win
ming twice already and IL fortunate
this time the medal becomes their
permanent property.
Musician John Cowardin. who now
wears the medal for the best drilled
man. says the boys will have to &c
some to take 1t away from him. This
drill will be followed about thirty day.
later by a standing gun drill. This
will also include the manual of the
pistol. As soon as the weather per-
mits another drill of like character
will be held with the sections mount
ed.
The battery has been issued six
teen horses by the United States gov
eminent and these will be used In
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
I o Have and to
Hold at Little
Theater Monday

Mae Murray, supported by wallace
Reid, will be the attraction of the
Paramount program at Little Thea
ter for the first half Of this week in
the picture version of Mary Johnston's
popular novel, ITO Have and to Hold"
Particular interest attaches to the Of
fering OF this romance because Of the
fact that 1t was written by q Rich
mond authoress and because many OF
the scenes were taken at Jamestown
to give realism to its presentation.
Mae Murray lis now one of the most
pre-enlinent stars of motion picture,
while Wallace Reid is regarded not
only as one OF the most capable, but
one of the handsomest Of leading men,
As for ITO Have and to Hold" very
nearly everybody in Richmond must
have read the book. 1t deals of the
struggles Of young woman of gen
tie birth who comes TO Virginia in
the seventeenth century and is beset
with many difficulties only to find
love and happiness in the new world.
1t lis without question one OF the pref
test az 1t is one of the best pre-
sented plays shown in Richmond for
a long time and should help to popu-
lariza 10 an even greater degree the
already popular Little Theater.
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# KIDNEYS ACT
DAD TAKE SAL
SAYS BACKACHE is Sign YUus
HAVE BEEN EATING TOO
MUCH MEAT.

When you wake up with backasl1&
and duii misery In the kidney resioS
IL generally means you have bsen eat-s
ing too much meat. says Z well-knOwn
authority. Meat forms uric acid, which
overworks the kidneys in their effort
to filter IT from the blood and they
becoa. sort OF paraIyzed and Ioggy%
When your kidneys get sluggish ana
clog you must relieve them, like Won
relieve your bowels; removing all tho
bodys urinous waste, else you hnve.
backache. sick headache, dizzy spells
your stomach sours, tongue Is coated.
and when the weather Is bad you have
rheumatic twinges. The urine II
cloudy, full OF sediment, channefss
often get sore, water scalds, and yott
are obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night.
Either consult good. reliable ply
stefan at once. or get from your phaf-s
macist about four ounces of Jad SALTS;
take tablespoonful In a glass Of w1tc~
before breakfast for a few days and
your kidneys will then act fine, This
famous salts is made from the acid OF
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia. and has been used for genera
tions to clean and stimulate sluggish
kidneys; also to neutralize acids In the
urine so 1t no longer irrftates. thus
ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is a life-saver for regular
meat eaters. 1t is inexpensive. can-
not injure. and makes a delightful. ef-
fervescent lithia- water ,drink.---Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12
Throat Trouble
Will Keep Miss Borii
Out of Festival

While there 10 general regret that
Lucrezia Bori, the noted Spanish
prima donna of the Metropolitan OPP
era Company, will not be able to ap-
pear at the May Festival of the We'd
ncsday Club, the officers OF that or
ganization state that some other cele-
brated songbfrd will be secured In
pias Q of the great soprano. Miss Bort
the foreign artist and Anna Case. the
American soprano OF the Metropolitan
Opera Compa had been engaged for
lovers Of the city would have had the
opportunity of Judging between home
and foreign talent. !.
Miss Bori was operated on last fall
70. an affection of the throat and
since that time has not been able TO
sing. For several weeks during tha
winter her condition was SO serious
that her physicians would not let her
talk.
1t is now reported that while the
Spanish soprano Is recovering and Is
while each day, she will not be able
to sing in concert for some time. pos
sibly not until next year. The Of
ficers of the wednesday Club have
been notified to this effect and are
now looking for some other distin-
guished artist to take her place.
Officers of the Wednesday Club as
sert that the festival in May will be
tn, greatest song season ever held
in the State. IL not in the South. Ger
tainiy no such an array of artists
have ever appeared together In this
eli in one concert season. Reserva-
tions for the festival are being taken
RI. Didiy and the advance seats sold
Indicate crowded houses every night.
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Odeon Returns
to Popular Price
Obey Tomorrow

The odeon returns TO its popular
price policy this week offering for to-
morrow and Tuesday Carlyle Black
well In THE Clarion a story OF. the
good uses to which a newspaper can
be put when employed In a just and
righteous cause. As the editor of a
newspaper through whose columns
wrongdoers are brought to an ac-
counting. Mr.. Blackwell portrays a
character that cnmpels sympathy just
as the love story that is interviewer
captures the fancy and holds the In
terest OF the audience. In addition
there will be presented the Hearst
SeliE world news.
Wednesday and Thursday Maurice
Costello viii be seen In THE Crown
Princes Double supported by such
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12

clever actors - Howard Hall. Nor-
ma Talmage and Anders Andolph. all
favoritee In this picture play MT.
Costello Ii called upon to portray two
distinct types and the best proof that
ne accomplishes this lies In the fact
that every critic witnessing the play
has given 1t words OF praise. The
added attraction viii be funny Frank
Daniels In one OF series OF comes
dies.
Friday and Saturday Helen Ware,
supported by notable cast will be
seen in sHer Secret Love- splendid
play requiring emotional acting of q
high order. Pafhe's Travelogues will
compiete the program.
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this work The proper method OF
harncssing and embarrassing. time be-
ing taken with stop watch. unlimber-
ing the guns and preparing for action
will constitute the drill.
The Howitzers are now in good con-
dition, having 100 men on the rolls.
seven applications having been voted
on last Tuesday night. Orders were
issued for every man to be present
in fuiidress on Tuesday night for tn
spection, no excuses for absence be-
ing accepted.
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Continued from Eighth Page.)


formanee of the Salon Singers will
be pleasantly remembered by thous-
ands who applauded them last sea-
son.
Ketehem and Cheatem. comedy
character grotesoues, will be seen in
their novel conceit, ~ Breeze From
ths West" which Will be a genuine
laughable surprise
Ray Snow, Coincidence and charac-
ter impersonator. will contribute a
merry melange of comedy and musical
speciaities, Miss snow Is an estab-
lished faverite in the "hig time thea-
ters OF the North and East
The Brothers Adler. another im-
ported act, will furnish something
new In comedy Jugglery. in which they
are proficient, and Emma Frances and
Harold Kennedy. lightning acrobats,
viii supply thrills and laughter In
abundance with one OF the most start
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12

ling exhibitions OF the kind yet pre-
scented as an acrobatic act
With each Of the new vaudeville
shows there Will be the usual high
grade motion picture exhibits, includ-
ing the latest European war scenes
OF the Seiig-Tribune service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12

In her article tomorrow Miss Pick
ford will discuss Laughter" Every
body will enjoy reading this article.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12

no. know from experiences; ! have
never used II, but am quite sure that
hi does the hair no good to cook the
life out OF ii. Straight hair is as
pretty as curly. II kept well groomed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12

Alice, little Indian girl who in-
closes i picture showing the straight
~ o. hair, wishes to know II use ~
inc curling iron works injury. do
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-12

AuAWCk3 I'd NOtkSS1ksVsfuSEscT.. 80.
PHYLLIS. sixteen. writes from Seattle
10 ask which / think Is ETeater--a
l,orse fife or a career. A home HE,
beyond doubt We who were fooiisn
enough 10 hUvc chosen a career have
nothing but empty hands and arms
when we are old. And empty hearts
too.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
Wheeling E|kS Leave
Monday for B|uefie|d
Special Car Will Be Attached to Train
leavina Here In the Afternoon.

Members of Wheeling Lodge No. Is.
Benevolent and Protective. Order Of
Elks, will leave here Monday after
noon at 40 o'clock on n special coach
attached TO the Ohio Valley express,
and will be carried 10 ParkersburG.
where they will remain for several
hours and meet the delegation from
that city who will accompany them TO
the down.lhe-rirer district, possibly 10
Huntington, where they will meet the
Huntington boys and proceed 10 Blue
field, where the annual State conven'
ton will he held Tuesday. Wednes-
day and Thursday Of next week.
James A. Dyson will head the local
delegation, being the exalted ruler.
while Uncle" John Richardson will
also be one Of the members who is
always present at the big State re-
union. Many others are expected 10
gel in line and join the boys who have
already signifled their intention Of at.
tending.
\ special train is 10 be run from
Rlucfield 10 Bedford City. Va. the ma:
lional home Of the Elk lodges OF the
United States. This trip will be fea-
turc, and the big club house will be
turned over TO the visitors. A basket
picnic, band concerts. dances and gen.
eral reception will be but part Of
the program that has been arranged
for the three-day entertainment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
NEWS BRIEFS

The national convention of col.
ored Odd Fellows is being held in At
lantic City. Twenty-Five members
from Wheeling left yesterday in a
private car over the B. & o. TO at
tend.
--1Hesdays and Fridays will be de-
voted 10 free dental work for children
at the local clinic. a number Of
youngsters had their teeth treated
yesterday.
Mike Witt will be arraigncd this
afternoon before Squire Dobbs on a
warrant charging assault. Mrs. Dora
Good, Of the East End is the complain
ing witness. The arrest was made
by Constable 4. ]. Wilson.
Sugar has dropped 80 cents on the
twenty-five pound sack. 1t is now
selling for Sis against $40 month
ago. The drop comes al an oITor-
tune time when housewives arc doing
most of their own canning.
Five new class charters have
day School association by T. z. Pow.
ell. secretary Of Wood COUNTY. This
brings the total number Of adult class
es TO 1870 in West Virginia.
Mayor Kirk has received a re-
ques from Edwin It. Earle of Los An
geles. in which he asks for true facts
concerning Wheeling and West Viz.
ginia as whole under the dry law.
Combined reports of the orerseers Of
the poor for August and July were
filed yesterday with the cunty com.
missioners.
Martha Hanson. without a home,
has been taken in charge by the po-
lice and turned over to the humane
society.
The police chiefs and state peace
officers will gather at Huntington,
October 18th and 18th for their an
nual convention. Local officers are
now making arrangements to attend
the convention.
Robert S. Judge. chief Of the
Pittsburgh Bureau of the United
States Secret Service has returned
from the Mexican border 10 spend a
short vacation with his parents.
Clarence Campbell. Of Washing.
ton, Pa, has informed the police that
his Ford automobile has been stolen
from him and was used here during
the fair as 4 taxi.
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to Wheeling Thursday with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Galbraith and attended the
State Fair.
cscing from slight operation, nj the
Gill Hospital. Thursday. when his ton
sis wnro removed
Mr.. and Mrs. John McClave, Mr.: and
Mrs {. !. Mcconnell and Mrs: y. j.
Dunlevy went 10 Smithfeld. Friday. IN
automobiles. The party went to tho
home Of Mrs. William Lewis. where they
enjoyed Il f1no dinner.
Mrs. John Dury Of Sewickley. is Wis
itinr Mrs. Ida Means for q few days.
DOM \. Parsons Of tho Y. N. c. A.:
returned Thursday from q two weeks
vacation at Kcarncy. Mob.
Robert l.. Wclch Phrsical Director 1T
tho Y. ". C. A.. in this city. is in Co.
lumhus attending tho conference o:
physical directors. Tho confcrcnr" ho-
gins on Friday and will last until Mon
day. 1t Is held in order TINT the direc-
tors may compare notes. discuss rlans
for the year, and hear lectures by lead
ing men in this branch nf Y. NJ. c. a.
work
Francis Hyde. who Is engaged in So
cial service work in Wheeling, was in
Stcuhenville. Friday.
Miss Edith StrInger went to Wheel
Ing Friday, where she attended the STATE
Fair.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Henderson OF
Elm Grove are spending few days al
Akron Ohio
Y. H. Gcbhard nf EdginEton Lane
who has ben confined 10 his home on
account of illness is able TO be out:
Mr.. and Mrs. !. H. Mumtord or rus
burgh Pa. who have ben visiting Mr.
and Mrs Alexander Campbell OF his
Wheeling Creek. have returned 10 thc'f
home.
Mrs. Emma Stewart. who spent the
summer at Washington. j.. G.: mas re-
turned to her home In Edgwood.
George Bailey o. Charlrroi. "a Is
visiting friends and relatives in the pike
district.
The Warwond band will furnish mo
music for the West Alexander fair when
will be held on September 10. 20 and =
Philadelphia lodge No. a. |. O. q. r.
will hold 4 business meeting ih!s cFcn'
ing in their hall on Main street,
A force OF men is at work at wheeling
mark putting the buildings and grounds
in shane for the minter months.
On next Thursday the ladies or the
First Christian church Of Elm Grove
will hold their weekly all-day work
party.
DcImar Bicry is confined To his home
in Greggsvillc. On account or illness.
Miss Adella Htrwig OF Triadelphia'
has resigned her position At the RI. '.
Springer paint store in Elm Grove in
order 10 accept n position at the Win.
tCrS Bros meat store.
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Notes OF Interest.

William Porter. tho Richmond boy ar
rested on charge Of burglary and
larceny. has been bound over IN the
grand jury under $500 bond. The two
boys implicated in the robbery vii II
Porter turned states evidence and Sc
cured immunity.
Harry NJ Bieberman OF Washington.
smoker given BY the Fort Stcuhcn club
last night. The engagement of Mr.. Lei
herman and Miss Celia Livinson Of this
city, has just been announced. tho we'd
ding to take place in November.
Elvood Poole. who recently secured
an appointment TO tho naval academy ut
annapolis. successfully passed the Hhy-
steal examination at Pittsburgh. His
appointment was secured through Con-
gresham HollinGsworth.
Wy:ic Wilson. who was arrested on
charge of non-support. has been given
4 suspended sentence by Squire nowncr
upon tho condition that he care for his
family in the future.
Fewer arrests hav" hccn made il
S;e,lbenville this week than during any
week since tho retur NOT the open. sa-
looms, eight months ago.
Rcv. ". NJ. Sidener was called -
rindiay. Thursday night by me serious
illness Of his father. Martin l.. Sid"n"T.
The elder Mr.. Sidener has been an inva-
lid for se""ral years. bnt recently MS
Rev. and Mrs. J. a. Snee- returned
hono Thursday. after months vaca-
tion mt Hanover. III.
Mary Harsha. trimmer in tho mt!ltn-
cry store of Miss Miller returned 70
Steubenvil!a. Friday. after inspecting
the Fall styles in Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay s. Paisley motorcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
". CT. j. DELEGATES
To State Convention Elected by
Wheeling Central Union at Meet.
inq Last Night.

Delegates were appointed last even
ing at Il meeting of the Central w. c.
r. L. to attend the State convention
which will be held at ParEersburS on
Wednesday, October i. The union
met at the home of Mrs. Rebecca Soho.
field. on Fourteenth street. The cleo
tion Of delegates was on eof the most
essential matters considered, which
resulted in the following being chosen
10 represent tho local organization:
Mrs. w. NJ. Schultz. Mrs. Rebecca
Schofeld and Mrs. 0. NJ. Botsford.
Musical numbers were 4 pleasure
able addition 10 last evenings meet
ing. and song numbers were contrib
uted by Mrs. S. Ullom, Miss Marjory
Blodcett and Miss Irene Belville.
Readings were given by Miss Made
lyn Kurner and Miss Margaret
Wright. Refreshments were served,
and The remainder Of the evening was
devoted 10 social pastincs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
STEUbENVILLE BUNS
WILL GO TO WORKS
EASY LIE IN JAIL NOW A THING
fr OF TIE PAST.
Contract Signed with Canton Work
house For Their Superintendent
News Of SteuoeuvtQe.

STEUBENy1LLE. O., SEPT. S.-"Law
v,olators who have been making the
county jail theri residence and eatlns
three square meals may will no longer
have such c:nch.' said. one OF the
county commissioners today after that
board had signed a contract with the
Canton workhouse authorities, Prison
ers can no wbe sent from this county
TO the Canton institution. where III tne
past the most severe punishment that
could be melted out TO persons guilty
Of minor crimes was to send them to
the county jail. where they live an easy
life. However. some time ago the coun-
" authorities began 10 use the able
bodied men on the county roads and
sine c,hen thor" nave not been 50 niany
prisoners in the jail. Tho new contrac.
with the Canton wornnouse calls Tor
the pavinent Of ~ cents i day for each
prisone~. as against So cents under tho
old contract, which expired about year
ago.
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MOT|0N tt DISMISS BONDS|NAN
IN 5HER|FF'5 CASES UP TODAY.

amount which she claims is due ner
for certain fixtures, glass and etc,
moved from Sixteenth and Chapline
streets 10 the dairys new building on
Seventeenth street.
Will Ask InJunctlons.
Six injunctions against as many al
legged speakeasy operators will be ask
ed of Judge Hcrvey tho coming week
in Part One of the circuit court accord
Ing to Attorney Charles VI. Earhart.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
Feeling Bad Tonight?
Feel Good Tomorrow!

If you feel upset" morbid. blue-ft
you arc nervous and restless-if you
have sick headache-if your stomach
is sour and you are bilious. take Foley
Cathartic Tablet before retiring.
Your bowels will move in the morn
ing without gripping or nausea II your
condition is tho result Of cloGgcd lntcS-
tines poisoning your system. you will
feel better for tho cause OF your dis
treSs will BIO removed.
Foley Cathartic Tablets clear tho
stomach and bowels, enliven the liver.
stimulate the secretion and flow OF Dile
and have n good tonic effect on tho
whole intestinal tract. They arc rec
commended for indigestion. consttpatio'
and dyspepsia. Sold by all druggists
everywhere.
Guaranteed by Foley &: Co. Chicago.
makers Of the celebrated Foleys Honey
and Tar Compound. for cousha and
colds.
For Sale by John Coleman co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
JUDGE HERVEY HAS CASES DCCh'
ETED FOR ARGUMENT in
PART ONE
Judqe Addleman Gives Virginia NC
Gee to Her Sistcr-many OLos'
Entered and New CAGE Is Flleo'

Whethcr or no. the Citizens Trust
and Guaranty Company will he OK.
emlycd from the bonds OF cx-Sher'fis
". y. ClemanS and u. Fl. Taylor. may
he decided before night if docket ia!
business is carried out. which IS most
sure to hn done When the docket
was called Tuesday morning Judge
Hervey WAS asked 10 consider d mo
ton 10 dismiss the liability by atIor'
news FOR the Guaranty company: pu'
the arguments were passed until 10
tornev is tied UP in criminal cou:l
with the calling of the docket, anu
the grand jury in session and con-
tinuance OF the arguments may De
asked.
Both Judges Of tho circuit court are
sprircing into the work with Vcnsc'
ancC This term in the hope Of clearing
lun ;he dockets. Judge Addieman haH
before him yesterday q case whlch ne
characterized as being the most scrl-
rus that a Judge had 10 decldc,--,he
custody Of a child. The question was
that Of Virginia MCGEE. in which INC
humane society sued 10 obtain her cur
,ndy. After hearing the arguments III
The matter the judge stated that lie
would allow the child To decide Tor IL
sell, us liz tbtlh I!llh ''S
her leaving her sister who has oeen
caring for her.
The child had been kept at the
Woodsdale home and then taken 10
the home of Vii, Thompson in Greene
county. Pa. Officer Joseph Sald sac
had been forced to leave the nome;
but the child said she was abused and
cursed and forced 10 lift heavy SACKS
of potatoes and pitch hay. Attorney
A. l.. Sawtell appeared for the rather:
Prosecuting Attorney Mckee appear,
cd for the state, and Mrs. Margaret
Jones and Mary Mckee appeared 10r
the home. Judge Addleman compN'
mented the home. but respected the
childs wishes and allowed. her 10 80
with her sister.
Judge Hervey entered an order
striking the case of Albert McCuskhy
VS.. James McCuskey ct al from me
docket. In the case of Christian DE
IN VS.. n. Q. Supply company, All Or
der was entered filing the report or
tho special Receiver ". p. Casey. The
sale of the parsonage Of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN. church 10 DR.. Charles RI.
Keesor, was confirmed. The sum OF
$1,000 was involved. The answer or
the Edgwood officials to tho contempt
rule was filed in Judge AddlemanS
court. 4 day for q further hearing
will he set. In tho case of a. F. Share
ys.L. NJ. Kratzcr an order Diminishing
the action was filed by Judge HerveE.
Judge Addleman also named II. J..
Clousc as guardian adj lite In the case
of Bernice A. Burch against Lester
Burch.
New Suit Filed.
ATTORNEY !. NJ. Ritz filed suit IN
covenant styled Kate G. Handlan VS..
The Farmers and Consumers Dairy
company returnable' to October rules
in which she asks damages amount
ing to $1,000. Mrs. Handlan IL Is un-
dcrstood will encrayor 10 co.lecr THIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-09
tack of hay fever. is imFrov

from an attack of hay fever. is imFrov-
Ing slowly.
L. P. Wright of Adena. O., is visiting
for few days here among friends.
Mrs. John Day. who sprained her
ankle Wednesday. now IS suffering from
the rheumatism.
Mrs. Lizzie Lazcar Of WellsburG was
a recent visitor among friends in Center
Warwood.
Mrs. RieGs Of West Liberty. is the
guest OF her daughter, Mrs. W. w.
Kemp. OF North Warwood.
Mrs. Henry kercher Of Warwood. ave-
nur. won q prize at the fair on a fancy
guilt.
OF relatives in Center Warwood.
Walter kupsky Of. Twentieth street.
has returned TO his homo after visiting
relatives IN Wheeling.
Mrs. ". w. Kemp Of Warwood avenue
was visiting relatives at Martins Ferry,
Yesterday.