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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
FOR SALE Farms.

FOR SALE-FarmS. coal and timber lands. oper.
atnE coal mine. house in Martins Ferry. O..
building lots T. s. Armor plant. Graham
company. Charleston. ". Va. lus-2&-i
FOR sALE-Farm. l04 A.! located Cross PIKE
between Mt Pleasant and Pleasant Gru<e. Ohio:
good house. barn. we'll watcred. all kinds Of fruit
la timber. Mira Elizabeth Becm aug-e3-N
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Amount moa' to be provided tor BY
IT, It ssppearine to the Council that the
total valuation Of all taxable property
in this municipality according to the
last assessment thereof, Is S2,11S.o223S.
being real estate to the value Of $1.20S.-
900. 90. personal property to the value
Of $470,575.00. and railroads and other
property. assessed by the Board OF
Public Works, to the value OF $685.
457s8, as certified to the Council by
the officer whose duty It is to make
such report, and It appearing from tho
foregoing estimates that It Is necessary
to raise by lcvy. after deducting all
credits, ;7,413.0S. for municipal pur-
poses; therefore, 1t Is determined that
a levy on each one hundred dollars
valuation Of thirty-five (35o) cents for
municipal purposes will be necessary
to produce the estimated amount rs
aforesaid for the ensuing fiscal year.
State OF West Virginia. County OF Ohio.
Town Of Elm Grove, to-wit:
I, Harry E. Smith. Recorder in and
for the Municipality Of Elm Grove.
County of Ohio, and State OF West
Virginia. do hereby certify that the
foregoing is truo copy from tho
records Of an order made by tho coun-
ell Of said Municipality on the 14th
day Of August. 1917.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of August. 1917.
HARRY p. SMITH.
Recorder Of the Municipality Of Elm
Grove, W. Va nug-26. sept-1
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car. for tn. situation a. it applies "a


them.
This position 10 supported By the Ar
gument that 1t will b extremely dilli-
cult to maintain a fiat scale OF retah
prices due to varying costs OF handuns
in different communities
The coal regulations to be issued VIII
carry specific measures to deal WIN
distribution and apportionment PROD
lens. Tho intention Is To distfloute
coal first in communities IN which IL 10
most needed and to prevent the practice
Of duplicating freight hauls. Purchasers
will be required to buy coal at mines
nearest and an operator in Indiana Will
not be permitted to sell In Pennsylvania
or another eastern state where an enst-
crn mine could serve the particular Gus"
toner with shorter freight haul.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25

'"Tou must put your shoulder tn tn"
wheel"
IT hive not been doing much else.
answered Mr. ChuGEins. reproachfullN
II had to change all four Of my tires
this ek"-Washington Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
HBFHAFH1.
6tAtS Of WEST virginia, County OF OHIO
Town OF Elm Grove, to-wfti

6G0So OK "OBb NVtAsS - ~~S'
Town OF Elm Grove, to-wtti
At a special session Of tho council OF
the city or town Of Elm Grove, Ohio
county. held in the council chambers
thereof. in the town building. on the
18th day of August, 1911.
There were present @. W. Campbell
mayor; H; F, sshsfer, nctinT-Tss ;oer
members of the council Of said city or
town.
In accordance with Section 1. Chapter
Q, of the Acts Of the extraordinary ses-
sion Of the Legislature Of 1903. the coun-
ell proceeded to make up an estimate
Of the amounts necessary to be levied
for the current fiscal year, to cover a az !
during the said year, including probable
expenditures for delinquent taxes, Lex, es.
But dcductinE thorefrom tho money In
the city treasury applicable to the serv-
Ice Of the year and municipal claims
and doth determine and estimate the
several amounts to be levied as follows:
ESTIMATES.
Maximum levy IS cents on the num-
dred dollars valuation
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WANTED Statesmen.

VACANCY September LIST for competent salesman OF
ex-nerchant IN be employed direct by larEs
Cleveland manufacturer. to sell merchants
needed hiZh-class speciality III West Virginia and
surrounding Tertiary. Permanent position. $500 10
$500 FER month. Commissions paid weekly.
Slate experience. Address: Sales Manager. BOX
No. 49, Station e.. Cleveland o. aus-oj-s
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SAlE-0rrriand g." 1916 model rim 40is
miles: elegant condition. Inquire Automobile"
caro- fntesrncer. -, auE-2{-'
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FOR RENT-Furaished Rooms,

THE UNIVERSITY CLUB has several largo FUR
nished rooms suitable for gentlemen only: tesms
reasonable. Call Sir. Sherlock before S D. n.
Bell Tol-Aftsr D. m. Bell 1907. Iug-15-m
FoR REHT-FuTnished rooms. per week. 500 a.
Furnished light housekeeping rooms porch. Blak.
range. bath. phone. 1929 Chapl!ne. aue.ii-L
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FOR SALE-Live Stock.

FOR SAtE-Onc team Of mules closed carrtsN
and a buggy. Home of G0Od Shepherd. sus-7s.i
F0R sALE-Ffe.h COW. registered Jcney. third
calf also Oxford lambs. Il. H.. Gibson.
Bell Phone. AuG.:a-J
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Total estimated receipts. - 8,IbVSo
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS
Debts and demands owed by said
municipality which Will become due
and payable during the current fiscal
year. Including interest on bonded In
dcbtedness Of every kind and character.
Tp,ar~at on bonded indebted
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR sAlE-Generl 6hoe Hospital. 80 Eleventh q.
Reason for selling. have been called In tho hrSe
draft. soG-l8:A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25

The Calling gun has been in use,
since 1862. -.e
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
WANTED-Male and Female

WANTEo-Competent eIrericnccd double entry
bnokkecper god proposition 10 rtSht party.
Addren at once bookkeeping. caro- Wheeling
intelligence. auE-s&-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25
FOR SALE Real Estate.

FOR SALE-corner lot on IlA and jacob sta,
only one corner lot With is to 10 sqrsres o.
Jacob. Fine place for garage or business Of
any kind; good location. Address II. H.. can
The Intelligepcer. sus-D-N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-25

Total ustitnxtsd BscApts 80. 1toAbo
EBTIAiATED DI8RBnAHMENre.
Debts and demands OWED b. aid munSdnAnu
which rtli become due and payable during the
currcut nnl ysar, Including Interest on bonded
indcntsdnrss OF s1e7y lind snd ohsfsetsr.
, Dr,..udips Ordrr tncfudinH
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WANTED Female.

5000 WEEKLY made writing 4emes for NAil
Order Houses No canynssInE: particulars for
Stamp Tho Guide Company. Memphis. Tenn.
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ESTIMATES.

FRAT, NJ West virginia. County n ohie. CITY =
rrrru ~ Wpndstialc. TO- wit:
Al . SECULAR session az tho Council c1 mo au
mr. Tovn o, wnndslalo. Ohio county. held IN Va
,nu,rtI chambers thereof. In the arAuord Hots'
building ~ the 18th day Of AuInA. 1911 theft
were mesc. Il H. Na,ur. Mayor; 4 sreenv'
Rccnrdrr and J. F. BrrWn and mo n urhe'
Members OF the council Of said dy q town.
I'm accordance with Section 1, Chhpfm y on
IN. Acts Of tho e1tranrrlinAJ sesA1n Of tns esls-
I,,urc NJ 1905. the Council proceeded 10 mAka
III, An estimate Of tho smotmn ncccas3o 70 0.
,r,icd for the current fiscal TeAf, 20 esTef I'll
municipal drhts and liabilities payable during tae
,.ld year. Including prubable EXPENDITURES fo'
ruuLc!ual purposes md proper allowances fdr &C.
unnuu. taxes expense n collections Eho con-
,prcnc,es hu. deduntins AsrsfrOm the nusJ In
The city treasury applicable 10 tho seHTioe OF
IN. yrar and municipal claims md do<h dssesnine
and estImute the several amounts 70 b levied as
fulipTsI
ESrnkATE6,
Maximum, ,p,y M esnts on D. nuuarsd d1llaTs
ynlustlan.
ESTIMATED RECMfrA
Tho amount due tho ssld nrunlGp<nfH ma The
amour, TINT will become due md cd1sctinsn from
every .n,lrce except from tbs l~1 q tanA TO Do
made for the current fiscal ysGf.
Balance In hands Of tbs City
Treasury ................--'t St%N
Unsolicited Taxes. VsV'Se
lrncollr,,ed Curb and 0ut.r... L0iol4
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WAHTED-GIrls for light. ciraa factory :-5rx; rood
wages Apply Wheeling Tile Co.. 3ln and Ch.9e
limo StS auG.l1 N
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MART1NsBuRG, W. VA.

Mrs. A. f. Kreglow and son. Frank,
Washington, are visitors. Representa-
tive George NJ. Bowers arrived home
from Honolulu. Mr.. and Mrs c. H.
Ramsburg Of Arden celebrated their
silver wedding Thursday. Miss Gertrude
near Baltimore. Mrs. ]. W. Zepp was
visitor to Washington. DIR. and Mrs
Samuel HoltZciaw, Greer. S. c.. are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Custer.
Lieut. Herbert E. Hannis has been vis-
iting in Baltimore and New York
shire visited DR.. ]. William Kastle.
Howard Harmon is visiting in Atlanta
Ga. Carlton Tabler returned to Camp
Lee after visiting his parents here.
Miss katherine Burr Washington. Wis
lifted Miss Margaret seibert. Arden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pottinger. Balti-
more, were here. Mrs. NJ. l.. Clevenger
was here from Charles Town J. Carl
Fisher of the bureau of standards.
Washington. was home Misses puhv
de Grace. Md. Lieut.. Ralph BeaN.
Hedgesviile. was visiting in r,tltipo. =
and Washington. Miss Bette Doll was
a visitor from Frederick. Mrs. Maurice
F. Fry and daughter, New York. who
were here, are In Washington visiting
entertained at cards for the benefit of
the Martfnsburg Chapter of the Red
Cross. Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaull.
Washington. visited Mrs. Harry Hollis.
at Fort Oglethorpe. visited relatives
here while en- route to Little Rock.
Rev. S. u. Beane was visitor from
Roanoke. Va. Caot. John y. Parks Wis
tied in Washington. Mrs. W. d. Mich
ael. this place. was appointed assistant
superintendent OF Maryland University
Hospital, Baltimore Joseph w. Goheen
was here from Washington.
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ALEXANDRIA COUNTY. VA.

Mrs. B. NJ. Gilman has returned to
Clarendon after visit to Richmond
Milton Bonney has returned to the
Dattleship Pennsylvania after a visit to
ms brother. Herman Bonney. Claren-
don. The Ladies' Aid and Missionary
society of the Clarendon Baptist Church
heid an all-day meeting Tuesday at the
nome of Mrs. n. A. Rees. At a meet
ing of the Womans Missionary Society
OF the Clarendon Methodist Church the
following officers were elected: Presi-
dent Mrs. Luther G. Dodd; first vice
president. Mrs. f. NJ Caldwell: second
vice president, Mrs. E. f. Speer: treas
ufer. Mrs Frank C. Imboden; secre-
tary, Mrs. +. NJ. Magruder: correspond
ing secretary. Mrs. John Shipman. Miss
Edith Gordon Bradford, daughter of
Kew. and Mrs. Clifford Bradford. and
george Hamilton Corder were married
last week in Richmond. Mrs. p. NJ.
Quinn of Washington spent several
DAYS with Mrs. Robert NJ. Evans. Clar-
endon. Mrs. Arson Hughes entertained
the Dominion Heights Pleasure Club
tuesday evening. The women's Bible
class of the Methodist Protestant
church S met Wednesday evening with
Mrs. Elmer Hooper of Dominion
Heights Mrs. E. NJ. Hooper and her
Two little girls left yesterday for Tren-
ton. n j., where they will spend the
christmas holidays Mrs S. S. SimD-
son of HopeweI1 is the guest of her
daughters. Mrs. Herman Bouney and
MISS May Simpson, Clarendon :
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Harrisonburg. Va. Misses Madse and
Edith Day. Petersburg. will spend the
winter in Florida. AIRS. X. H Hiner
returned to Franklin from Baltimore.
H. 5. Jordan returned to Keyser from
Roanoke. Va. Mrs. Michael Saushton,
Piedmont. was in Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs w. F. Cline. Wilmington. n c,
are visitors to Keyser. Mr.. and Mrs.
itors from Berkeley Springs. c. W.
Berisford. Piedmont, was in Washing
ton. Capt. A. r. Marsh. Washing
ton. was visitor TO Piedmont. Mrs
IN Washington. Mrs Edward Geld
oaugh. keyser, Is a Washington visitor.
Miss Julia Gilmore. Keyser. spent some
time In Washington.
CUMBERLAND, MD.
Raymond Y. Gilchrist. Fort Myer
visited his mother. Mrs. Mary Giichrst.
Miss Bernadette Se3hold. graduate
nurse of Providence Hospital wash
ington. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. u. NJ.
Seybold. this city, has been assigned to
duty at Camp Shelby. Hattiesburg.
Miss. Lieut.. Nal Franklin Twigg. who
returned recently from base hospital
near London, has gone to Baltimore.
Miss Edvthe J. Carl spent several days
in Washington. Mrs. !. l.. Howard and
children. The Plains, Va. are visiting
Mrs. J. H. Clark. Lewis II. w. Web
slef Vi the SuiHDeTldHu Evening 11meS
has gone to Washington. having Joined
the goth Engineers. forestry division.
William Hall, Asheville, y. c.. was the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank Challen.
Mrs. Frank Lee Carl was q visitor to
Baltimore. Mrs. Robert r. Henderson
and Miss Louisa Henderson have gone
to Admission. Ala. to spend the holidays
with Lieut.. George Henderson. Judge
Robert r. Henderson will Join then,
later. Mrs. Sidney NJ. Green, jr., Pc
tersburg. Va. sister of Lieut.. Hen
derson. has also gone to Admission j.
G. Lilya. Washington, visited Charles
Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Tur-
ner and Miss Mary Turner have gone
to Hattiesburg. Miss. George D. Land
weir was visitor to Chicago Mrs
Catherine Shattuck has gone to Orfan-
do. Fla. w. J. Critchfield, Greensboro
\. C.. visited his brother, J. F. Crjtcb-
field. Justice and Mrs. Jacob b. Hum
bird have been visiting their daughter.
Mrs. William H. Shearer. Washington.
Summerfield Hendrickson has gone to
Miami. Fla, to spend the winter Miss
L. ]. Mouse. Baltimore, visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Spane-
Ter entertained in honor of their son
John on his twenty-f1rst birthday. Mr..
linen shower in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe Hood. Sergt James Carleton
Wise. this city. has been transferred
from Gettysburg to Jacksonville. Fla
Mr. and Mrs. James Clark, Miss Helen
v Clark and Mrs. Maurice J. Clark are
visiting Lieut.. Maurice J. Clark at
Newport News. Russell G. Adams was
nome while en- route from Washington
to Columbus. Ohio. Rev. Harry e r.
Reck was a visitor to Washington and
baltimore. Charles Piper is home from
Jacksonville Fla.
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VIENNA, VA.

Cards are out for the marriage De
Cember 81 of Miss Cynthia Vanderbilt
Gumm!ns and Mr.. Adoiph Irwin Rich
mond, son of Or. and Mrs. Paul Rich
Snond. Mrs. Wells sherman enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid and Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian Church
Thursday. The Vienna branch of the
Red Cross met Wednesday at the Ii
brary Mr.. c. W. Wainwright of the
eastern shore of Maryland is "A guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis C. Wainwright
Ist the Manse. Capt William .. Robin
SON lie the guest of his sister.
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In Nearby
Society Circles
FREDERICK, MD.

Society women of Frederick county
have denounced social engagements,
parties, dances and allied winter ac-
tisities to push the Red Cross mem
County Chapter Of the American Red
Cross is particularly well organized.
not only in Frederick but throughout
the county Many town centerS nave
their auxiliaries and they are doing
much TO strengthen the mother club.
The Frederick county Red Gross has
membership of beyond 1000. the size
OF which is due entirely to the efforts
of women. Miss Helen Chantler. Sc
wickley, Pa, and Lieut. Frank Thomas,
u. s. r.. Buckeystown. FREDERICK
county, were married Wednesday at the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs. L B.
Chantler, at Sewickleyr Pa. Lieut..
Thomas Will report for duty at New
port News, Va. Friday. Mrs Thomas
is graduate of Hood College. and
School for the Deaf. Lieut. Thomas is
the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F.
Thomas, Buckeystown, and was grad
uated from the Fort Myer, Va. train
ing school as first lieutenant, in No
vember. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Merle Dixon
daughter, Miss Ruth H. to J. Fenton
Thomas of the Hath Machine Gun Bat
TALON, now stationed at Camp McC1el-
Ian. Private Thomas is the son Of the
late J. Fenton Thomas. a deputy reg
lister of Wills of Frederick county. No
date has been set for the wedding.
Ivan L. Shaw and Miss Anna NJ Dot
terer both of Hagerstown. were mar
ried in Frederick Tuesday. by Rev.
James o. Wrigntson. Charles Edwin
Of Brunswick. were married in Fred
erick Sunday, by Rev. Dr.U. S. G. Rupp.
Mrs. Paul Cromwell. Ashton, ILL.,, is
visiting her brother, lie Roy Hood.
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RoMNEY, W. VA.

f. b. Gilkeson and daughter. Miss
Laura Gilkeson. have gone to Mont
gomery. Ala, to visit Mr.. Gilkeson's
SON. Robert Gilkeson. The Rev. Ar
thur Arnold will preach his farewell
sermon at the Brethren Church at
Pleasant Dale Sunday. Leroy Kelly,
who served four years in the Marine
Corps. is spending few weeks with
his mother. His time has expired, but
he will re-enlist. Miss Halle Kuyken-
dali returned to Springfield from Balti-
more, and after visiting her sister.
Mrs. Charles J. Blue. left for winston
Salem, n. c.. to spend the winter Rev.
Or. Frank ]. Brooke was the guest of
his sister. Mrs. Daniel B. Lucas.
Charles Town. James Mclaughlin
Franklin. is spending the winter in
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WINCHESTER.

. Capt. Robert Y. Conrad. L. s. A.. who
Is stationed at Admission. Ala, and Mrs
the formers mother. Mrs Nelson p Da me
Q. washington is visiting Rev. DR.. and
MRS. W j. Smith. Mrs. J. Walter Barnes
mas returned to Fairmont w. Va. after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Robin
son. Mrs Frank stump and her young
daughter OF Radford, Va, have been visit
ing the formers aunt. Mrs. Norman T.
McCioy Of Martinsburg. w. Va. has been
visiting relatives in Clarke county. Lieut.
Armistead c. Rogers. L. S. N, and his
sister, Miss Winifred Rogers have re-
turned to Washington. Mrs. Horace
Browne. who has been visiting her mother.
mas returned TO Chillicothe. Ohio. where
her husband. Capt. Browne. is stationed
MRS; r j. Williams has been visiting her
brother and sister-in-law the Rev. and
MRS. Asa Richard, at Lovettsville. Va.
MI and Mrs James White of Valley City
\. D.. and Mrs. Alice Higgins of Boyds.
Nd: are visiting Mr.. and Mrs William
White. Mrs Kappes of Jersey CITY is the
guest OF Mrs John W. Simpson.
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FRosTBURG, MD.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hansel, stanton.
va, are visiting here. Meyer Gershon
returned from Baltimore Joseph
Brophy is home from Staunton. Va. for
a month The Elks Follies" was pre-
sented by local talent Wednesday and
Thursday under the direction of Miss
Beidleman for the Elks war fund
Homer Layman. Baltimore. is visiting
relatives here. NJ. Brooke Tyler, ST.,
was visitor to Washington. Mrs Carl
Rupp and Mrs. Elizabeth Hartig We're
visitors to Washington. Gilbert Win
ner. Washington, is visiting his mother
Mrs. Margaret Winner Mrs Frank
jenkins and daughter. Goldsboro. Nd
have come here to reside. Mr. and Mrs
William Michaeis. Eckhart. entertained
in honor of their daughter. Eloise.
Douglas Fisher, Washington, is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Thomas Fisher of
Homecoming. James T. Love of the Ar
kansas is visiting his parents at Iona
coming.
nAKIANn NH
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HERNDoN, VA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Middleton of
Washington have been recent guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ramsey Bready
Miss Cameron Fitzhugh of Baltimore
has been recent guest of Mrs. H.
carlton Hanes. Mr.. and Mrs, Masters
of Youngstown, Ohio, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Sager. Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Simonds and daughter have
returned from an extended trip to Bos-.
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming of Manas-
sas, Va. have been guests of Mr. and
Mrs. A. S. Harrison. Mrs. Alvin Chaplin
of Washington is the house guest of
Miss Minnie Chaplin. Miss Marion
Blanchard Of Washington was a week
end guest of Mrs. Edwin Simonds. The
Monday Bridge Club was entertained
Monday afternoon by Mrs. Asa Brad
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-12-16

Young is IN Baltimore TO visit until
after the holidays Mrs Pearl Myers
and brother. John. North Rose. N. T..
are guests of J. IL. Myers.
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man OF the Maryland section Of tho
Navy League. was here. DR.. and Mrs.
B. f. Sefby and Mr.. and Mrs. King De-
iawder were visitors to BaItin,ore. Mr..
and Mrs Edward LeNaitre. Hartford
City, Ind. were guests of MIR. and Mrs.
J.. A. Paulie. j. r.. Cheuvront Is home
from Tulsa, Okla. for several weeks.
Lieut.. j. +. McCamic weilsvilIe w Va
was the guest of his brother. Rev Mr..
McCamic. Deer Park. Mrs. Jamie Null
len, Baltimore. was visiting at Bloom
ington. Joseph Davidson OF the balloon
division of the aviation service visited
his mother. Mrs. W l.. Davidson, Noun
tain Lake Park. before leaving for an
Atlantic seaport to sail for France. Mr..
and Mrs. Eli foder. Grsntsviile. recent
ly married, are on n bridal trip to Ro-
anoke. Va.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. VA.
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. Va. De-
cemher l5.-J. Il. Boone was visitor
from Washington. The Rev. H. Eugene
Richardson was here from Cum be ria nd
Allen NJ Mendenbsll and family were
visitors TO Cumberland. A. H. NJ Sal
tonstan was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene FanRensselaer, Washington
Walter Harrison and Grayson Heare
were home from Camp Lee. PetersburlS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ottcrbeiu Fultz were Wis
itors from, Cumberland. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Wesley Michael gave a party in
honor of Mrs. r. r. Rankin. Brunswick.
Md. Julius G. Scherr was here from
Morgantown. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Ho-
vermale gave a dinner in honor of their
daughter. Naomi. Saturday. William
Caster was home from Washington.
Mrs. Frank Johnston, Washington. Wis
tied relatives here. Rev. !. r John
ston, rector of st. Marks Episcopal
Church, was at Chester, w. Va, con-
Quoting mission T. J. Michael was in
Washington to see his son. Lawrence.
who volunteered in the Army and was
assigned to clerkship. George Hun
ter has gone to Washington. Mrs. Car
RTE Rebecca Hunter has returned from
CITY Hospital, Martinshurg. Roscoe and
Roy Rockwell were visitors to Wash
ngton. Mrs. W. +. Yost and grandson,
MeryI Kline, We're visitors to Martins
burg. +. L. johnson was a visitor to
Baltimore. Miss Emma Hodgson.
Poolesyille, Md, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. George w. Biser. Jack Mcneil was
a visitor from Washington. Mrs. Agnes
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Harvard Men
In Any Kind Of War Service

Send names addresses and occupations 70
WALTER r. TuckERMAN. SIC ccnnectiest ave-.
Committee Chairman. Washington Harvard Club.
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Miss Bernice Randall soprano. will
be the soloist at the next meeting of
the Story-teiler's League. when she
will give some folk ballads of England.
as a part OF the winters program ar
RANGED by the organization. consisting
of Folk Lore and Folk Songs OF Our
Allies"
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Mrs. David \. Snyder of Pittsburgh.
formerly Miss Mar2ery Snyder. eio-
iinist. of this city is visiting her par
ents here and viii remain for the
Christmas holidays.