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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
IT PAYS To BUY At
THE SPECIALITY STORE.
ARCADE TOMORROW

"The Dawn of Freedom" the
Vitagraph Special Blue Ribbon Fea-
ture in five parts to be exhibited
at the Arcade Theatre today gives q
number of thrills as the plot runs its
course.
Not the least of these are the ex-
plosion scenes in the mines and the
blowing up Of the outer section of
the mining district by the strikers
These scenes we're actually taken
at one of the large mines in Penn
sylvania and are instructive as we'll
as intensely interesting. Once scene
shows mountains upon mountains
blown up as the strikers go their
destructive way. At first great
clouds of smoke arise and then a
hurricane of rocks and trees come
tumbling down into the peaceful
valley beneath.
The men are working under the
rotten beams+pushing the rough
cars down the track in the semi
darkness which is Illuminated only
by the small lights upon their hats
when suddenly a large beam falls
from above striking one Of the
workers upon the head. In their de-
sire to save their camrade the men
attempting to help him are also
struck down when another beam
falls, and suddenly all are covered
by an avalanche Of earth and rocks.
A rescue party is sooned formed
by those working on either side of
the cave-in and the victims are fin
ally dragged to safety. This scene
marks the beginning of the dissatis-
faction among the men which turns
into a strike for which the militia
has to be called.
The mob scenes are excellent to
the minutest detail. Armed with
rude implements they fight their
way through the barriers to the
home of the wealthy owner. Here a
representative body Of three is vot-
ed upon to present the case to the
employer before they gain their
rights through force.
When this plea is refused the
rage of the mob is clearly shown
missless of all sorts and sizes are
hurled down through the French
windows of the mansion-complete.
ly terrifying the company of ball
room guests inside. The son, played
by James Morrison, returning home
from a journey in an automobile, is
mobbed and he only escapes into the
house by the merest accident.
The new machines at the Arcade
are the best and make a perfect
projection of the picture.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
BASKET BALL SATURDAY

Now that the football season has
closed, it is time to turn out atten-
ton to basketball, and the season
for M. C. H. S. will open Saturday,
February 3rd, with game with
Patterson.
Morgan City this year has one of
the strongest teams that ever repre-
sented her and "rooters" await the
result with confidence. She holds
the four aces in basket-ball-expect
goal-shoters, strong guards, swift
players, and strong center-and
everybody puts his money on a
four-ace hand. The lineup,
O'Brien, Center
Forwards, Dyer and Bella
Guards, Coburn, Kline, .Hebert,
and Bourgeois.
Every patron of the Morgan City
High School is expected to be on
the school grounds at $3.50 Saturday
afternoon, and to root and root, and
continue to root until the last goal
is shot. Tickets may be had of any
of the boys. Gentlemen 15c, and
ladies and children 1Oc.
H. S. Reporter,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
SALOON, POOLROOM AND
TAILOR SHOP ARE CLOSED

The three business enterprises of
Sam Caro-, who has been missing
for more than two weeks, were clos
ed last night by deputy Sheriff
Maitland as result of the action Of
Mr.. Richard Chargois of the Morgan
City Drug Co., said to be one of
Caro's heaviest creditors.
The firm of Chas. Loeb e Sons of
New Orleans secured a writ pertain
ing them to recover about $4,000
worth of tailoring goods which they
had sold to the Caro- Tailoring Co
Just what action was taken by
the creditors for the continuation
of the business has not been decid-
ed.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
PERSONAL

a-thur Lambie, advance re-
..,;ve Of "The Prince of Pill
. ,..s a visitor here today ar
;;ng for his attraction to appear
.' 80 Evangeline Theatre on Feb
r,ry sth'
p.,.ll remedies guaranteed to
.;sfaction or money refunded
~ n.,.rcer Drug Co, The Rexall
sore.
D. Lacy of Houston, Texas
!. business visitor here today
,:.,o lessons given by first class
-. teacher. Terms $3.50 per
s''' phone No. AZ. 2wks.
y. +. C. Reddock, Of Jackson,
~. representing storrs, schaef-
- Co. of Cincinnati, is spending
,sr.e days with Fisher Bros.
cwAT THE FLY with Dyer-Leh-
..,,. SURE SHOT Fly Killers.
y, A. S. Foote of Houston. Tex
-.s a visitor here Friday Morn
4.
18th place gets a made-to-meas-
anti from Fisher Bros. worth
5000.
" Vivian Henriques Of New Or
,..ns is spending Friday in Morgan
~ transacting business.
Oar antiseptic will relieve
.,.mps-try it-Peoples Drug Co.
n and Mrs. F. H. Gaudet, of
Nv Orleans, are visiting Mr.. and
M Thos. Taltavou.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
LEFT TO THE MANAGERS

At the last meeting of the Wood
men in Berwick, the question OF
buying the Knights of Honor hall
was discussed and it was finally de.
cided to place the matter in the
hands of the board of managers of
the lodge.
There was some sentiment among
members Of the lodge in favor of
building hall, as permanent i'm
provement in Berwick.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
LITTLE MISS MIX UP
A CLASSY FARCE
Song Numbers Are Catchy and
Comedy is Good and Clean. A
Show that Deserved a Bet

ter House
Not often does musical comedy
like Little Miss Mix Up" come "a
long at prices ranging from fifty
cents down. The Calvin players de-
served a better first night audience
but that was due to the cold wealth
er. Twenty song numbers, all catchy
and jokes, fair proportion of
which were new.
In a curtain speech Mr.. James A.
Calvin assured the patrons that the
house would be comfortable tonight,
saying that a number of extra
stoves would be installed today.
The bill for.toinght will be a
musical comedy, 1.-THE Man Cues
ton" with the full cast and an en-
tire list of new songs.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
PUBLISHER OF AMERICAN
WILL FACE COURT TO-DAY

Hugh Arnott O'Ionnell, pub
Usher of the New Orleans American
will face the court today on charges
of criminal libel brought against
him by the city administration.
This will no doubt be the hardest
fought case in the history of libel
cases in the State. Mr.. O'Donnell
has retained Jared Y. Sanders as
one of his attorneys.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
It Pays to Buy al
the Specially Store
SPANIEL NOT GUILTY
NUMBERING HIS WIFE

San Angelic, Texas, Feb. 2.-The
jury said not guilty today in the
case of Harry j. SPANIEL Of AL
pine, Texas, on the charges of MUIR
dering his wife. The jury was out
two hours. It is thought that Span
ell will now be released on bond
pending the trial Of other charges
against him.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
HERE AM I CIRCLE WILL
MEET TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The Here Am I, the junior circle
of the Kings Daughters will hold
hold their regular meeting on Sat
urday afternoon at $500 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. J. M. Dyer. It is
hoped that all members will attend
as important business viii be trans
acted, including the election Of off,
GERS.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
It Pays to Buy at
the Specially Store.
TRINITY CHURCH

Morgan City, February 4th. Ser
vices at 1880 p. m. "The man left to
starve in his old age" will be DR..
Mackenzie's subject.
This will be q Pension Fund Ser
mon, and will be preached at the re-
quest of the church council.
Sunday school and Bible class at
1000 a. m.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
AT COAL SHUTE

Leonard Saunders of Berwick
was severely hurt about the head
and hands in an accident at the coal
shute in Berwick, where he is en-
ployed.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02

The "ice" this mornino nro,as
latai 10 number of telegraph
wires and service was hampered for
several hours in the early part of
the day, however, this afternoon.
the Western Union reports the res
toration Of their wires.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
FIRST BASKET BALL GAME
WILL BE SATURDAY

The goal shooters of the Morgan
City High School will have their
first opportunity at basket ball
shooting on Saturday afternoon
when they take on the Patterson
High School team at 8: 80 o'clock in
the afternoon.
The local team has been practic-
ing diligently for some time and
hopes to open the deason with de-
cisive victory.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
ARBOR DAY is FEB. 9TH

Anyone desiring trees or plants
for Arbor Day should call on Mrs.
E. ]. Cherault, chairman of the
conservation committee of the
Civic League.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
BOY WANTED

The Review wants a boy living at
or near Klingsville to deliver papers.
Prefer boy now in school. Apply tc
Review Office at once.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
TOO COLD FOR KIDDlEs

There was no school today at the
Kindergarten presided over by Miss
Pauline Mizzie. The weather was
too cold for the little tots to venture
out.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02

The young folks of Berwick apo
planning to have dance Saturday,
night.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02

The Bank Clerks of Chicago are
to strike.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02

The Elks will hold special ses-
sion Sunday, when a class of seven
of eight will be initiated into the or
der. The meeting will take place at
r. D. m. and refreshments viii be
served.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-02-02
n PAYS TO BUY AT
M SPECIALITY Store.

M. W. R. Laney Of Denton, Tex
= vas registered at the Costello
Yesterday.
Only % more working days for
nefestants in the Review Contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
(;A[)|z

Mrs ". =. Dorsey and two daughters.
Louise and l.nrinc. Of kenOva. W. "a,
have returned To their home after a
visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Couch.
Mrs john NJ. Mcconnell left on We'd
n"Sday for Beaver. Pa. where she will
attend the White shrine ceremonial and
lhen will 20 To New cumberland. W. Va.
for a visit with relatives.
Mrs. H. u. Smith and little daughter.
who have hc"n spending the last few
weeks in Cambridge Springs, Pa, have
returned home.
Mrs Fred Day and little daughter.
and niece. Miss Loretta Locher, of New
Castle. Ia. are visiting Mrs. Anna Day.
Mrs Ross Hrnd"rshot of Wheeling.
is visiting nj the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. V. Bethel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maloney have re-
turned tn their home in Norwalk. after
q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Car
sen.
Mrs. Clara Havcrfield and Mrs. Shcr-
man Webb are sHing with Cleveland
friends.
Miss Irnnc navtc and Miss Clara Pal
MGR &C Stamford, Con. are here visit
ing Mr. ard Mrs. Ernest Etr"ng.
Miss Louis" Lloyd rs visiting h"r sis
ter. Mrs Edwin Forbes IN St"uhcnytll".
Mrs. Francis Wright and littl" son.
Francis Jr. hay" returned to Councils
VILE. Pa. after Ni$lt with Mrs. Agnes
Gillespie.
Misses Myrtle. Vera and N"lli" cum
ings and Miss Virginia ADAMS have re-
turned home from I&es. Tn.
Mr. and Mrs. G"nrg" RichHy. If Bed
ford. were mere attending the funeral
Of Mr.. William II. Richcy.
Mrs. Sarah Moore has returned ham"
from Il visit with Dr.. and Mrs. y. q.
EusS in Columbus.
Lee :. rarnahan. Win las been in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14

Now York for several weeks. stopped
nrf for IL visit with his mother. Mrs.
Elizabeth I'nrnahan. on his way To Mon
trrry. Mexico.
Miss Lucy Mcdonald. VIII" has boon
Miss Mary F'lnr"ur" Mn"r"'S guest. has
returned TO her luin. in rittShurE.
John F.. Swan and little daughter.
Jacqurlin. Of r'nnnrllSvill". Pa. have
boon visiting Iadz relatives. guests Of
Mr. and Mrs r. J. Swan and MIR. and
Mrs. Lnrin Host.
\. II. Hall has purchased IN" swan
House rrnntrty and VIII r"'n"i"l II. y
garage will hp added in tho rear.
J. Lyle Clark has commenced I" re-
model tho MrFudd"n homestead property
ut Main AMI Warren streets. II" will
remove his furniture and undertaking
establishment IL it.
Members If tho M"rday E"oninE cir
IL. If III" t'r'.$hytcrinn church CAV" Il
Iannncs. lawn purity M 'hr h"n" of Mr..
and Mrs Alfred l.. Sheriff Tuesday
evening
Miss Carrie t'rpmhint and Oscar ~.
RullnG. nf New Athens. wer" married. NJ
Monroe. Mich. Jun" -. Miss trnnhlst
has hrem t"a"hinE in tn" public schools
ut ISrtIhrrvill" for soy cral years.
Miss Nell" kinScy. who hns been SUI
r.rvis"r Of music in III" Bridgeport
schools. IN" past year. has obtained a
position nS instructor Inf music III thr
schools at 'riffn.
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S|STERSVILLE

Mrs Resler Of Washington. n. c..
closely connected with the war council OF
tho Red Cross. and special member
campaign director. is here and VIII re-
main during the week of, ChAutauQua
He will assist the local chapter in every
way. helping 10 obtain new members as
hr has had many years Of training along
military. Red Cross and other govern
mental lines.
Miss C;rnrvicvc Gaffney has left for q
visit with relatives in East Liverpool
Ohio
Mrs. Talph Fox and two children have
arrived home from Parkersburg. where
they have been the guests Of the Tor
mer's parents.
Miss Edna Rover If New Matamoras
is the guest of Miss lrmA Mccoy.
Paul NeucnschwanGer left "Wednesday
for Akron. O.. where lie will he employed
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Turner and TWO sons
clark and Morris. who ahve made thei!
home here for several years. left Wed
/ n"Sday in their machine for Ok!ahoam
where they will iocatrL.
Miss Helen Virginia Nesbitt has re-
turned from Terra Alta. W. Va. where
she gave Il recital Thursday evening.
Lloyd Price and Miss Lillian Selbey. Of
radcn Ifty. were married Saturday eve
ming They are both evil known in thi:
city.
Miss Sara Bailey * In Parkersburg, the
guest nf her cousin. Miss Katherine
Campbell
The girls nf tn" local Red Cross. under
! the direction Of Mrs. Orion LaZear. hell
meeting Tuesday aud formed tht
"E"mf"rt- Kit kIuh" The object Of the
organic ion is TO make comforts for the
boys of tn" Us. Army. Tho girls eSpec
tally h"Sir" 10 work for the West Nir
: gina regiments. The officers of tht
club arr Miss Helen Mccoy, president
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
1000 MACHINE GUNS
FOR CITY'S DEFENSE

NEW YORK. July ia thousand
machine guns. majority Of them to
be mounted on small automobiles, may
be added 10 the defenses OF New York
If recommendations contained in the
reports Of test made 10 army offi-
Gals are adopted. The plan calls for
$50 small motor cars. each mounting
machine gun. 10 be subject TO call
on short notice. the other $50 machine
guns 10 be mounted on the roofs Of tall
buildings. Tenants and employees of
the buildings would form the crews of
the guns on their roofs. while the own
ers Of the automobiles would be eX.
pected IN volunteer their services as
drivers and gunners.
Army officials. il was said, at first
expressed doubt As TO the accuracy
Of guns 50 mounted. 4 test Of ma
chine gun mounted on an automobile
near mere yesterday is said 10 have
proved the value OF the plan.
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SAND HILL

y mos. vi"lrnt wind hail and thunder
storm passed over this. section OF the
country this week. doing much damage
10 the growing crops and most partic-
ulariy "a r.. corn fields. Many tele-
phone lines Of the Bell company were
put out 81 commission. Tho northern
part Of the sand Hill district suffered
IN. most.
The wheat harvest is in full swing
now. and the crop is much better than
was anticipa tel. but the berry crop Is
not up to tn" average. The late June
frost damaged tho rasPberries in this
section of Marshall county greatly. as
we'll AS Other fruits. the apples,
peaches and plums arc falling badly.
The Sand Hill Agricultural club will
meet at the Sand Hill VI. f. church on
July gath. County Agent MuSgrove will
b. present and an excellent program
Will he rendered..
ticorg" McCarihan. Jr. of Cadiz has
been visiting his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs George McCarihan.
". II. Turner spent several days visit
ing his brother. Ellsworth Turner. OF
Tayiorstown. Ia.
Dr. W""drrfr of Martins Ferry was in
Viola on professional business Wednes-
day.
NJ iSS .NFild T.N IIE "'tN a. '''''''SSH VIC
itnr in the city Wednesday.
Frank Rlake nf Wheeling was calling
on relatives here Sunday night.
Mrs f.lizabeth pagnc is visiting at
he home Of her son. \. l.. Dague. near
Golden.
Edward and Hayes Francis yer.
;rnnsarlfng business III Moundsville on
Monday.
Misses Agnes and GeirEian Rahr Of
Wheeling are the plea SAINT guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Grisclsr.
Little Misses Eva and Edna Null of
iIazclwood are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
William Luke.
Mrs. Dr. Conrad and daughter are
spending some time with Thomas Earle
wine.
leonard McrIarihan Of Calls was a
visitor Mt the homo OF his parents this
We"a
Norman Dagun nf Mt. tnion was Wis
itinr near Viola this week.
Miss Viola Ruth. trained nurse AT the
: homo Of s. \. Kent, has returned N
hospital. h"r patient having recovered
Miss Taylor III. nurse mt tho Bloom
field home. has returned /" the city.
Word WAS recsivcd hero of the death
Of young child Of Josie Ruth n for
nrr Viola resident. Miss Sadie Ruth
a trained nurse. was In charge.
AIher: n. Winters was transactinG
| business In Elm Grove Wednesday,.
! Merton Winters was transactinE busi-
| ness In Moundsville this week.
! Rnr. II. n Teagard"n "f the NJ. f.
church. 10 visitor AT Mt. Lake PARK
| this week.
George Riley and sister Of Washing
ton. Fa. was a pleasant visitor here
| this week.
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HANDED OUT
BY GOV. CORNWELL


CHARLESTON. W. Va, July b
Gov. Cornwell today issued IA parole TO
George Reeves, serving three year
sentence in the state ppnitentiary on
conviction in Mercer county in 1918.
on a charge of grand larceny. He also
paroled Adolphus Johnson, colored
serving 4 twelye.year sentence in the
penitentiary on conviction In Mercer
county for murder in the second
degree in April. 1912.
4 fine Of 500 and sentence Of six
months in Jail against Thomas Mccoy,
of William son. was RENTED. Mccoy,
who has but one leg. and is only six
teen years old was arrested and con-
victed in Wayne county Of violation
of the prohibition law. He was said
to be carrying The liquor TO his
mother who is afflicted with tuoer-
culosis.
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Spa|ding Will Contest
Settled by Compromise

SAN DIEGO. Cal. July 13.-ConteSt
Of the will OF Albert G. Spalding. sport
ing goods manufactured. who died at
Poin, Iona. Cal. September !. l9l'.
Is at an end after more than than i"
year Of litigation. Il compromise hav-
inz been reached by those interested
The estate has been estimated at
81 200 MOO. One Of the attorneys Tor
Keith Spalding OF Chicago. contest
ant. said thai he understood his client
was 10 got five-twelfths Of the estate
and the widow. Mrs. Elizabeth Church
III Spaldinc. seven-,welfths By the
terms Of the agreement. An order or
dismissal was entered yesterday and
the hearing upon Mrs. Spaldings Pc
t!;ion for the admission % the Will 10
probate = SO, 60. today.
One o. he contestants waS Albert
>. S2a!di3s j.. An adopted son. VINO
vas killed !a>' va. while ighrnE IN
80 Fr~cca amy 10. lett viii
whicc 2-o":G"d 'hn' any interest ne
nigh Hava in no estate should 20 70
Keith Sralti2: 2: ne terms OF the
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FLUSHING, 0.

Master Wendell Humphrey. Of Indiana
polls. Ind. is visiting his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. David Humphrey.
Mrs Fred White has returned from n
several weeks visit with her daughter.
Mrs Wendell KrySrr. in tr"siiinr. and
her son. Willis White. n Akron.
!. r. Thompson. nf ''adz WAS husi-
ness visitor in town Monday.
Miss Dana Finnry visited with friends
in ST. ClairSrilIe. tho first nf the week
Miss Dorothy Ludkins hns returned
from several weeks visit with relatives
In raIneSvillr and cleveland
Miss Boil" Hall left Tuesday for Scat
tie Wash. where she Will visit her
brother. e. r.. Hall.
Mr.. anil Mrs 9nrr Mcneil are visit
Ing relatives in BltSsfi.ld.
Floyd riinss Of columbus. visited over
Sunday with friends here.
Mrs R"rninH Moody and daughter
Claire Of columbus. are visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Max klrmm
Mrs Geo plummrr is visiting relatives
in M0nonGahrla. Ia.
Miss Ednn Ellis. Of New Waterford. w..
is visiting friends here"
Mrs. Eva Hartley aud children. of 'hi-
rago. arc visiting her aunt. Miss Ellzh'
beth Lyle
Jnhn pnnlcy was n business visitor IN
Wheeling Tuesday.
Austin Fisher left Monday for Colum
hug. uhnr" he will r"sum" his studies Mt
: Dental Inilcgc. -. S. l.
Miss Gertrude Pickering. VII" rs al
tending normal school al Kent. -. visit
I'd over Sunday with her parents, MT. ana
Mrs. j. e. Pickering.
rev Walker. of Bethany. w. W.. is
conducting Il series of meetings nj the
christian church this week.
Miss Mildrrc! White is visiting rela-
tivrS In Kenmore.
T!nkenS Freedman. of Brilaire. was a
business visitnr in town few days TINS
week.
MSs Harriet McNeaI is visiting r"la-
tivcs in Blissfield.
Henry t'owen and family. Of Rnllairs,
visited this week with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. i. T. Cowen.
Miss Anna Harris is In Slippery Rock.
Pa. visiting Misses Elizabeth and jose
phine Gibson.
Earl Holloway and family. OF Rellaire.
visited several days this week with rela-
tivcS here.
Miss Emma Reedcr. Of Shamnkin. Pa.
is visiting a, the home Of her brother,
hobart Eaadar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14

Sugar production in 1915 hl'ok" AL
previous records In the history Of the
Philippines.
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Miss Garnett Stephan. vice president;
Miss Hattie Hill. secretary and Miss
Margaret kork. treasurer.
Miss Lulu Holmes; OF Muses. Bottom.
W. Va. Is the guest Of chr brother and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. T. Holmes.
Mrs. James L. Fish has returned to
Wheeling after being the guest Of her
son. John L. Fish.
Lott Conant has gone TO Philadelphia
where he will undergo an operation AZ
the jefferson hospital.
Pectr Pyle left to-day for Pittsburgh.
He enlisted In the aviation corps some
time ago and has just been called.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Retcherter. OF
Youngstown. O.. were the guests OF the
formers brother. Gus Reicherter, this
week.
Mrs. Margaret NcMurray. OF Marietta.
is the guest Of. her sister, Mrs. n. ].
Brady.
Miles A. Barnhart and Miss Frances
Laurrell, two we'll know people Of this
city. were married Tuesday afetrnon by
Rev. Father T. 4. Boyce. Mr.. Barnhart
Is emlpoyed by the Review Publishing
Company, and is the son OF Mrs Mary
Barnhart. The bride is a daughter OF
Mr.. L. J. Lawrence. and is 4 very attracl
tive girl
The Redpath Chautaudua has ar
rived here and the program for the week
promises TO be one Of the best ever
given here. The opening number was
the Killarney Girls concert. followed
by Edwin NJ Whitney's Interpretation
of the popular new play Turn to the
Right"
Miss Elizabeth Cowell, Of ParkersburE.
is the guest OF her cousin. Miss Grace
Barber.
Verne and Paul Rich. OF Salem. are Wis
iting their brother and his wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rich.
Miss Jean McEldoney. Of New Martins
willie. as visiting friends here Wednesday.