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Evening star., 1917-01-07

A booklet explaining why public utility holding
companies securities offer safe and conservative
investments for all classes of investors will be sent
upon request to inquirers mentioning Ereyy Week
by H. NJ, Bylesby & Company 2lS So La Sale
Booke Se Ne
and cities served by, Standard Gas & Electric
Company.
The odd Lot Repiear, a weekly financial paper for
with all investment opportunities. 1t is edited in
an interesting manner, and can be read in fifteen
minutes by the business man who wishes to know
the financial developments that occur from week to
Broadway. New York City.
Scientific Saving is the title of booklet COM
pairing different methods of saving and showing how
quickly small amounts accumulate, This booklet
and copy of Bond TAX, bi-monthly magazine
discussins investment bonds; will be sent on re
Brooks & Co.. lis Broadway, New York City.
Investors desiring to acquire 500 bonds of the
best known issues. and of class that is legal for
investment by Trustees and Savings Banks, should
send TOR the special list that has been prepared by
Merrill. Lynch Co, members of the New York
Stock Exchange. Wall Street, New York City
q. special interest to investors is the January
o Wait srees by YoIk MI cy r
may be secured without charge by writing for
Report 49,
Any one interested in the security market should
Stocks Motor Stocks. Standard Oil Stocks, Invest
or's Guide l27O pages). or Weekly Market Letter.
This firm will mail YOU any one of these books free
on request Partial Payment Plan.
special letter on Argentine Conditions and
Argentine Railway Securities, with full reports, is
aayailabe to all investors without charge. Send to
Messrs. c. W. Pope & Co., Is Broad Street. New
York City, for letter e.
Have you read Mr.. Atwoods financial booklet
Making Your Money Work for You"l 1t is writ
ten especially for our readers, and if you will write
Avenue. New York. he will send you a copy.
Evening star., 1917-01-07

o.3S per cent. All OF these are 10 De
considered ultra-conservative.
Among those paying between 6 and
6L per cent were Republic Iron & Steel
American Smelling & Refining, Central
Leather, Goodrich, Mackay, National
Lead, Studebaker, and Cluett, Peabody.
Baldwin Locomotive preferred, to pay
6.54 per cent, Pressed Steel Car at $50 per
cent, United States sFndustrialAlcohola and
United States Smelling & Refining, also
at $50 per cent, and United States Rub
ber first preferred at nearly z per cent,
along with Virginia-C Carolina Chemical
at 7.l4 per cent, seem reasonably safe
for portion of ones funds. The same
statement might be made of. WHY'S
Overland preferred which pays about
per cent, although all financial authors
ties are not unanimous in regarding the
general automobile situation as sound.
American Wooden, and Atlantic, Gulf
& West Indies preferred each pay more
than per cent, and certainly are attrac-
tive speculative investments, if nothing
more. j. |. Case preferred, to pay nearly
8 per cent, and Deere preferred, to
pay 1882 per cent, may improve when
peace COIIles. AuotueT pTeietIeu issuo w
net Z per cent. is Brown Shoe. This is one
of the largest shoe manufacturing COM
panies in the West. Maxwell Motors
first preferred and United Drug first
preferred, yielding $50 per cent. and
1l.25 per cent. respectively, are more than
mere temporary speculations.
The sensible thing for the investor to
do is to study such group of stocks as
this, and then select one of the ultra
conservative, one of the moderately con-
servative, and so on down the list. In
this way he will obtain a high average of
both safety and income. AS for Standard
Oil stocks, good authorities believe there
are still enormous profits to be made in
them, provided the investor can afford
to purchase such very high-priced securi-
ties and hold them against the inevitable
market declines. Nearly all the Standard
Oil companies are strong concerns and
pay huge dividends. Among those often
favorably spoken of are Standard Oil of
New Jersey, Standard Oil of Indiana,
Standard Oil of California, Prairie Oil
and Gas, Atlantic Refining, South Penn.
Oil, and Vacuum Oil
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SAchshSNSSSSSN|~'S
Cough Nearly Gone
In "a Hours
Th~+'s the usual experience With
this h0tne- made remedy. CoSa
uttle-try II.

Anyone who tries this pleasant taet,
ing homemade cough syrup, will
quickly understand why it is used in
more homes in the United States aud
Canada than any other cough remedy.
The way it takes hold of an Obstinate
cough, giving Immediate relief. wi II mako
YOU regret that you never tried it be-
fore. 1t Is u truly dependable cough
remedy that should be- kept handy in
every home, to use nj the first sign OF o
cough during the night or day time.
ANY druggist can supply YOU with
81, ounces Of Pink Ito cents worthy.
Pour this into q pint bottle nrd fill tho
bottle with, plain Granu lated sugar
syrup. The total cost is about G5 c.nta
and Won have I iull pint Of the most
effective remedy you ever used.
The quick. lasting relief YOU get from
This excellent cough sYrID will really
surprise YOU. 1t promptly heals tho
inlianrd membranes that linz the throat
and air passages, stops the annoying
throat tickl'. lcoscns the phlccm. and
soon vour cough stops entirely. SPlen-
did for bronchitis. Group, whooplng cough
and bronchial asthma.
pincx is highly concentrated com
hound OF Norway pine extract, and IL
famous the world over ior its healing
clIrrt on t." membranes.
To avoid disarnontmcnt ask fnr "21I
ounces OF p:r"y' with full directions
and don't accept ANYTHING else. a guar
ante. Of alsolut" satisfaction or money
promptly rrfuadrd goes with this prep
alton. Tho lincx Co., TT. Wayne,
Ind
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
WARW00D
various Christmas Bszars.

II appears as though The various
churches and societies in "arwood are
planning for the Christmas bazars, and
also sewing for the fancy work tables
which Will be one of the features Of all
the bazars. All kinds of knitted gar
mcnts Will be displayed ut these affairs
and. moreover. it will hr found that the
ever useful pieces of handwork will not
be missing.
The Warwood Christian church has
arranged TO give q supper and bazaar Mt
their church rooms on Friday. December
7th. This affair Ia under the auspices
of tho ladies OF the congregation. and
success is assured.
The Ladies' Aid OF tho Corpus Christi
church has completed all arrangements
for giving u hazar in the school hall in
Center Warwood
In addition TO the nr"dlcwork brlnH
done for these sales, almost all tho s"w-
ing circles are working hard for thr Rod
Cross society.
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Important Council Meeting.

improvements 10 the rnad north Of the
Richland mines were considered at an
important meeting Of Warwood council
held last night. Council decided to pro-
coed with the Improvement. paying one
third OF the expense. provided Ohio
county and the Richland Cou company
will ply the other two-thirds. 1t Is
estimated by County Engineer w. o. Mr.
Cluskry. Jr.. that the proposed Improve
nIonts will cost. about $500. Mayor
montgomery and committee represent
ing council appeared before the county
commissioners yesterday In regard to
. the matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09

many rcscinded her promises TO the
United States, officials Of the Kerr
Steamship company asserted here today.
The Rochester was owned and operated
by this company when she made her
trip. leaving New York. February II.
The Rochester. shortly after this jour
ney. was taken over by the fuTness-
Witty company. British shipping COM
pany, it. was stated. and now IL pre-
sumably under British registry. She
WAS of a,55l tons, a steel screw steam
ship, built in 1872 at Ecorsc. Mich.
The Kerr company officials said there
was no other Rochester in Atlantic serv-
ice The Orleans was sunk several
months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
DEAR Stop Your Dandruff

clean and inviEorated. In ons
month your Dandruf win be gone.
Pompeian HAIR Massage Is 4
clear amber liquid. Not oily. Not
sticky. Very pleasant to use.
Greatest treatment for Dand-
ruff in the world" says ]. A. Y,
Chicago, Ill, -and I speak from
experience. My hair before I
started using it had gone beyond
the ordinary stages of DandruH
and was covered with scales which
embarrassed me greatly. have
introduced Pompeian HAIR Ma
sage to my friends"
Practically every user sayse
one bottle shows actual resultA
Get a Csc, Soc or 81 bottle at The
stores and say the same
Have your barber every now md
then apply a careful Pompeian
HAIR Massage. Used in over
$4,000 of the best barber shops
from Maine to California.
Made by the reliable makcrs q
the famous Pompeian MASSAGE
Cream and Pompeian NIGHT
Cream ADV. 81
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Warwood Personals

John Lash. OF South Warwocd. has re-
turned TO his home after q khort visit
with his enn. Albert. who IS at Camp
Lee. Petersburg, Va
George Marsh. OF welisbrg WIS =
business visitor in Center Warwood yes
tcrday.
Mrs. Carl Gibson and daughter, Of
Barnesvillc. aro the guests Mt the homo
Of Mesdamcs y. B. Dr~gs and IL A.
Barte, of Twentieth street.
Mrs. ]. G. McManus- Of Akron. o. Is
the guest ut the home OF Mr. and hre-
B Dean Of Hess avonue
Ted Camp, Of Warwood avenue, IN
spending SONS time with friends
Mrs. Gus Winchor. of Wheeling. Is Tho
guest a, the home Of Mrs. Chris "tnchcr
who has been quito Ii for the past week.
but is now improving.
Nose Wedding, of Twentieth street Is
improving after an extended Illness
John j. Stcnger. Of the out-the-pike
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Y. M. c. A. BOY SCOUTS
HAVE ROUSING RALLY
Fifty young Soldiers" Attend Initial
Gathering Of Company.
Speeches and "Eats."

One OF the biggest Boy Scout rallies
for some time in the Wheeling dis
,rtct was that held last night at the Y
NJ. {. 4. More thun lift yboys were
present.
ScoulInastcr IL. .. Portz presided and
gave an interesting talk on the BOY
Scouts. The talk was closely followed
by the lads present. and he was Ire
Qucnuy applnud"d.
Among tn" Boy Scouts present were
Roy McL"lland. Victor Rrinknln. Wal
ter Mcl.cllund. Edward Bcllvillc. Will
liam Hcrckr. Nile Bow. Ernest kn"kc
Earl Ecsslcr. Pearson :-orEir. Hurry
Watkins. Frank Watkins, Frank. Nc
C,arty, Walter Ncsbilt. Paul NesbItt
Edward VermiIlion and Carol Brand
faSS
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son OF the H. and Mrs. +. J. Fiddle,
of South Wi!rwnrd avenue. VINO passed
away "Wednesday, evening Al III"
o'clock. following an illness extending
over q period Of TWO years. Of diabetes
1Eo services will j." held at The place
Of death at 49, south Warwood avenue.
In all probability the services Will be
conducted by rrof. ". Il. Taylor OF
Hrlhany. 'rhr -"ma.ns will then be scnc
on the midnight Train 40 Cincinnati, over
the baltimore an.! ohio tonight. and III
,nrmcn, will tax. place in IN" Spring
Grove cemetery 1T Cincinnati. Saturday
morning.
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heroine Courtney and Richard
Vaughn's honeymoon ends just as the
camera begins to click. Thenceforth
Richard begins to go back to his
scientific chemical researches, brings
in a handsome male assistant and
neslects his wife, Trouble begins to
brew, and there is no actress on
screen OF stage who can brew It 80
convincingly and attracttveJ as
Pauline Frederick.
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TO Be MOTORIZED
(continued Prom F1rxt Pago-)

but We understand that with motor
gun carriages instead Of horse linn
bers the artillery batteries will in
clude only about half as many men.
meaning that the number Of men now
in battery will be able TO handle
twice as many guns.
Double the Officers.
There is no little expectancy among
the officers. as il is regarded as prob
able that there will be two captains
under the new organization where
there is now but one, and that the
same will be true of lieutenants and
possibly other officers. We don't
know how soon the reorganization
will take place, but on every hand we
hear the officers talking OF riding mo
torcycles instead Of horses Some or
the veteran officers seem to feel az
bad over having to give up their
mounts as some Of us did RI having
TO leave home and friends to come to
the army.
Target Practice Soon
A report is current here that the
light artillery is to be sent soon to a
lAIHpl range NOh IL VII tLs' oSA1itSS '-'~''
few miles from Richmond. for field
gun target drill There isn't ground
enough here in camp for range. We
don't know how long we will be down
there or just when we will 90.
314th's Band Coming.
Capt. A. A. Biddle. who accom-
panied the West Virginia boys to
Wheeling for the Liberty bond cam
paign, let il be known q day or two
ago that the 314th rcgimental band,
a few Of the buglcrs and party OF
picked singers from the regiment will
tour West Virginia the latter half OF
November In the interest Of the war
Y. NJ. c. A. campaign. It is under
stood that the party will spend four
or FIVE days in the Wheeling district.
Every musician in the regiment Is
working his dead level best in hope
of being picked for the trip.
Battery Guaranteed.
Battery D, 314th +. A.. was Quaran.
tined because Of q case OF meningitis.
Battery F and headquarters company
have been under quarantine for the
same reason for fourteen days, but
their patients arc about well.
Kennedy Promoted.
Sergeant George B. Kennedy. who
had command Of the Wheeling
draftees who left Wheeling September
20 for Camp Lee. is now top sergeant
of Battery c, 314th F.. A Captain
Lester r. Graves announced his ap-
pointment at retreat Saturday even
Ing. Sergeant Kennedy has been one
of the most active and energetic
members Of the battery, deToting
every moment Of his time to either
regular or special duty to make and
keep Battery G the best organization
tn the regiment.
Get Undertaking.
Heavy wooden underclothing was
issued this evening to the boys OF
Battery c. But for the present at
least olive drab wooden suits will not
be issued. owing TO The scarcity Of
WOODEN cloth. and Khaki will be worn
for the winter except by the few who
already have their o. DIS.
;; But the khakis and summer under
clothing are still heavy enough for
! most occasions. While YOU were. hav-
ing the big SHOWS at home We were
having cool rains, and we read let
tiers telling US OF Snow storms. then
went out into hot sunshine that nj
, most bIsterod our faces. For the
past three or four days the nights
have been frosty, but the days are
only comfortably cool.
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IN sANrrARTUM THREE WEEKS

Splendid results in tho relief OF
kidney and bladder troubles are bs
Ing achieved by Foley Kidney Pills.
Mrs. Effie Z. Kleppe. Averill. Mimi,
writes: II was al Fargo Sanitarium
for three weeks at one time and two
weeks another time for rheumatism
and kidney trouble. and got no relior
On my return home I begun using
Foley Kidney Pills and found iulme,
date relief A bottle completed the
cure" They take away the aches
and pains, strengthen weak backs.
drive out stiffness and sorcness-and
relieve bladder troubles, too,
John Coleman & Co.--Adv.
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"Dandruff has made your
hair straggly, thin looking and
lifeless. Your coat collar is al
ways covered with ugly scales.
Stop your Dandruf now. You
can. Just look at my hair.
The Dandruf is entirely gone
and almost overnight Ponapeisn
HAIR Massage made my hair At
tracdve-"
The SUCCESS of pompei1n HAIR
Massage il in its name-~Mas-
sage" It IL a treatment not
merely q tonic. The massaging
(rubbing) of the scalp wakes up
the roots of the hair TO new life.
T'his massaging Also opens the
pores of the scalp to the wonder
fully stimulating liquids in Pom
peian HAIR Massage. DandruG
goes. Your hair will become and
stay healthy, vigorous, attractive.
All That b needed il . little
massa2inR once or twice 4 week.
One application shows results
Your scalp viii Immediately feel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09

Viewer let your husband trJ to md
his chemical affinity with test tube
and a graduate" says Pauline Freder-
lex, heroine OF Paramount's latest
picture. This time it's The Hungry
Heart" which David Graham Phillips
wrote and then awoke to find himself
famous. Miss Frederick plays the part
Of Courtney Vaughn. and the picture
Pstaxts where most pictures end-With
Tie marriage Of the hero and the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
Euchre Last Night.

Last night al the home OF M and
Mrs. Louis j. Miller % Twcnty-hrst
st rect. The, Ladies' Aid society of the
Corpus Christi church, entertained a
number III their friends with progress
s:iYc ruChre and rs was expected great
number Of persons attended this enjoy
able affair. 1t Is not known Just how
much was realized an last nights af-
fair but this money will be used Cor
the church fund.
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mANsLAuGHrER CHARGED.
oecial to The IntclIigcncer

Special to The 1ntclIigcncer
CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. 8.-A warrant
was iesucd today for the arrest Of Cap
tain Alvin Ferguson for Inanslaughter IN
the death Of Ecnnis Deskns, 16. Of Bor-
dcrland. West Virginia. 4 son OF William
Deskins. The young man was stu
don, NJ o. NJ. l.. and died n month ago
Of i fractured skull suffered when
brick thrown by Captain Ferguson
struck him. Tho investigation Of Cor
onor Bauer at the time Of the death
resulted in a verdict Of accidental death.
It was testified that the Deskins boys
was struck with u brick which Captain
Ferguson had playfully tossed at an-
other student
Mr.. Deskina was accompanied to Gin
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s.winr circle Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon 1T the homo o.
Mrs. g. +. Wynn. at Bylon, III North
Warwood. tho Warwood chapter OF Inc
Red Cross held it's regular sewing ses-
sion. Much is being accomplished BY
these meetings. Several pairs Of pajamas
were completed yesterday ana Will DO
shipped TO tho soldier boys Ut the varl-
GUS canlunmcntS.
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NO APPEALS GRANTED.

CLARkSRl- RE-. w. Va. Nov. S.--No
Il ppcalS. were granted in the % cases
brought up from tho Barbour count!
draft board where REORGANIZATION OF
& -;Lftcd mon was recently ordered II was
today at the headquarters
her, OF n" appeals board for tho nortn-
crn district "f West Virginia. Unless
.he cases Of the IS mon arc roopcnea
by the local board they will be certi-
fed for military service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09

Have you got a little hungry heart
in your homer There is no closed sea
son on them, you know. and the food
of love Is all that can take the pangs
away. Just how a heart with Pauline
Frederick in It could be empty is a
mystery, but this much Is sure--the
famous screen stars newest Para
mount picture Is going to be q de-
lectable appetizer and a delicious
movie meal besides.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
RIVER NEWS

The boats were all little or schedule
yesterday. due to minor reasons. Tho
Liberty left the wharf at for Marietta,
and the Ruth. arriving as the Liberty
was leaving. left at for Long Bottom!
Late last night the Milton arrived and
Will leave this morning at I:3o for New
Matamores,'
At tho McMechen dam. tho stage was
q little higher yesterday than the day
before, the, pool registering 14.3 feet and
below the wtckets So fest The river
was rising.
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Hvor FoleErAnR

Davis Island Dam Is feet rising;
clear.
Steubenvtne 1915 feet. stationary;
clear. -.
Nnreantown.. rs feet, rising; cloudy. =
OIL City 2.1o feet. falling: clear.
Warren rs feet, falling; clear.
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c, W, A. C. vg. Nidgets.

Saturday morning On the South War
wood football GrOunus the Z ". y. =.
Irs Will meet III" Alldgrts from South
Wheeling. This game will be staged at
1000 sharp. rain or shine Both or
these teams ar" confident OF the victory
and this conflict Is expected to be quite
Interesting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
Scouts Attended to Pay RespeetA

Last evening the Warwood troop OF
Soy Scouts Of the Christian church. un-
der the direction Of William Vim OF
NCrth Warwuod went In IL body TO pay
thr last Respects 10 one of their num-
b,'r. Paul Fiddle. who will DO buried to-
morrow.
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ASK ADVANCE OF
FIFTEEN PER CENT,
IN FREIGHT RATES

WASHINGTON. Nov. H.--To Cnnpl"t.
tho formal records in the pending !
per cent freight rate increase case, cast
rrn railroads today filed with the Inter
state Commerce commission written ap
pIicatiuns for permission to raise rate.
II prr cent. excepting rates on whlci.
increases wrr" granted several month:
ago. Tho roads promised to prcseTr"
established difrrrntails md rate group
inES.
Tho application refers particularly to
ron,nullly rates and special permission
IS asked to raise rates on anthracite
coal to eastern consumption ccntcrS by
an average of about Is cents Il ton.
Tn" petition places the railroads on
record AZ ask Ting virtually the same gem
rluI increase nS they have sought by
oral statements in hearings on the mr.
teen pei cent increase case before the
Interstate commerce commission this
/ week.
WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-Some OF tho
railroads represented 1T tho hearings on
the proposed fifteen per cent increase
IT. freight rates submitted detailed state
mcn,s 10 the commission today in which
they elaborated on the testimony given
Yesterday before Examiner Disouc on
the proposed Increases In commodities.
The hearings will b" resumed tomorrow
with testimony regarding grnln rates
Testimony regarding petroleum and
its products also was scheduled to be
heard tomorrow but as II probably VIII
take an entire day it likely will DO post
noucd until later IN the week.
The railroads propose including live
stock and meat traffic in the fifteen PER
cent increase and It was reported To-
night that the carriers probably VII! OF
Ter no additional evidence on that sub
icct. relying upon tho presentation made
by their executives ind counsel OF what
, they Described AS Il serious financial con-
dillon confronting the lines
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Y. NJ ORCHESTRA RRACTICES.

The E NJ. g a. orchestra met last
evening 1T the 7. VI. TO practice. Inc
orchestra is preparing Il special pro-
gram of music for IN" affair Monday
evening at tho Mcclure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-11-09
sEEE INCREASED QUOTAS.

NEW YORK Nov. S.--One fourth #
the states were allotted minimum Iun;As
In plans for the s35.0on.0o0 Y. NJ. t. y.
war work fund cam naign have alrcad?
asked that their QuotaS he incrcRT"d al
though the drive to raise money Goes
not formally begin until next Sunday,
designated Army 7. NJ. G. y. Sunday.
IN many states This announcement was
made here today ny managers "f the
campaign.
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Meeting Postponed.

The meeting Of the Lookout Circle Of
tho Christian church. which was to have
been held mt the home OF Mr. and Hrs
{. r Doty. on Twcny-iirst street has
been postponed. owing to. tho death Of
Paul Biddlc, the young son Of the pas
tor. Rev. F. Nj. Riddle. Of the Christian
church
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district. was business visitor IN War

district. was q business VISITOR IN war
wood yesterday.
Mrs f. +. Pierdon, OF "ensburg, WAS
4 recent gust at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. s. p Christian, in North Warwood
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 3. Collins have re-
turned to their home on Nineteenth
street. after visiting with friends md
relatives in Pittsburgh.