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WITNESSES DECLARE
CONTINUED Prom First Pase.)

support the theory that Mrs. Kings own
hand held the revolver.
Lawyers and criminal experts from
three states arc present at the hearlnh
the object Of which Is to bind Means
over to await the action OF grand
jury.
Means request for n change Of mag
istrates was granted and Magistrate G..
A. Pitts took his place to conduct the
hearing
Means was represented by eight at
torneys headed by Frank l. Osborne, or
Charlotte. Attorney General Manning
sat with the prosecution. of which Soil
cttor Clement was the head. Assistant
District Attorney DoolinE, OF New York.
completed the list Of attorneys for the
state.
L. a. Wellington. Concord under.
taker. told of removing the BODY or
Mrs. King from Concord hospital. Tho
wound In the head behind the left ear
and fractured left ankle, were The
only marks on the body CASTOR Means
and Mrs. MeZi" Melvin. Mrs. Kings
sister. accom- panied him to Chicago with
IN" body. The defense did not examine
Wellington
DIR. Burme!tser told OF performin;
his autopsy. Ho said the wound was
two inches above the opening of the
LETT ear. and that there was no evidence
OF powder burns. At about thu left
eyebrow was a small hcmorrhagc under
the skin but no abrasion outside. lie
told OF finding the leaden portion OF the
bullet on the right front silc Of the
brain. having chen DETECTED By The
front If the skull The steel JACKIE, nG
the bullet was found on the left isrlc Of
Aa oh 81 4,
through which tho bullet passed lie
then described the fractured ankle. say
ing It. had occurred during life. Ey the
length Of the right forcarm h" said
there was no question but that Mrs
King was rtghehanded
Solicitor Clement asked Dr Eurmels-
ter II it would have boon poae III" for
Mrs. King to have inflicted thu w"nnG
upon herself. The defense objected
that this was not L question FOR nm ,>-
pert but Il matter o. common kn"w!-
edge. and also that isurmriS'"r had not
qualified rs an expert on pistols. even
If II were granted that the question
was an expert rne. The witness was
allowed to answer. X" stated /; WAS
his opinion MrS King could 40: havr
inflicted tho wound.
DR.. BurmeIster cr0sS-CXnminci on III"
powder burns. testified that Il pistol shot
fred Mt ten inches from n hlottsr lntt
powder marks on the hlutt"r. Replying
to questions tending to show that If TN"
woman'S hair had been down when Sh''
was shot that tn" pr"s"rlS" Of tho ha'r
would have prevented the powder burns
on the skin, Burmcistcr said h. had
found no powder burns or sinins on TN"
skin beneath the hair. There fa$ ~
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Still Unable to Agree
On War Profit Section

WAS!iINGTnN. Sept 2i.--Althq ubh
on tho v"rg" y: "A complete agreement on
the war IAN hin nIH! times to-day the
senate and house ronIerrrs again failed
I" get tugrth"r rtd adjourned until TO-
morrow with IN" nope Of concluding their
long SiruEg." then
Continued disputes over war excess
profits taNIt:Ou aud Il few minor mat
tiers blocked the agreement expected to-
day Ivy many Of the cnnicrer3. The SEN
ate members We" repurtcd ready to ac-
cept the compromise plan Of graduated
war 'Hr"S.< profits rates proposed by the
house representatives. when further dis
put" ARCS" over renewed attempts TO pro-
v!ds n fiat exemption Of per cent Of
Invested corporate capital.
II Is generally agreed that any ai:-'r"-
nent on war rNc"SS profits will nos MA
trr!ally chang" III" snnat"s proposed
gross l"Vy ~ $I,u6n hnh. non
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ROOSEVELT
Continued From First Page.)

tho German government. hut not against
the German people. The atttiud" OF iuc
German American press and H." Ger =
man Alliance in This country IN their
hearty support of the German govern
mcnt and tn" practically unanimous
support of that government heretofore
by the Germans nj HON" shows that at
present the Germans are back or the
German government.
They have cnihu siaSticallY supported
It's policy OF brutal disregard of til:
rights Of others. Until they reverse
themselves. until they cast or the YOKE
Of mlitaristic autocracy they identlfY
themselves with It and force us IN l"'
against them. 1t is for the German
people themselves to dlffcrcntIat" them
selves from their government. Until
they do this they force US TO be against
tho German people as necessary iEci-
don't nr being against thu German CO.,
eminent.
THE Germans govern from above
down The people OF this republic, like
tho people nj France. like the people or
England. believe in government from
below ur. In other words We believe i'll
government nv ourselves The Germans
believe In hcinG governed by an aui,-
cratic DYNASTY which rests primarily OH
4 great Inililaristic class and II great
bureaucratic class. No man who sup
ports Germany al this time can claim 10
b.. real democrat or n real lover nI
free institutions. He is false both 10
democracy and freedom
Germany Ind we'll maturcd plans for
the conquest and oppression OF the
United States, hr said This was c,i-
dtnccd. no said by tn" conversation OF
some recently captured German Officers
who talked to their English Capinrs
freely without knowing that an Am"ri-
tan officer was present.
"rhrS" Germans nmm"unccd that Ger
tuany WAS going Ia win ana that they
w"rr gning IL smash the United States
ana bleed it white with mn enormous m
drmnity and max" II pay tho Who'll" "N-
pcns, Of the war" h" said. They hal
No thought Of peace and n" man in his
senses doubts thai this would hr th"
policy adapted as n matter Of course by
Germany.
IF nj This moment. while We are Still
helpless Franc" and England we're do
fpatrd tho German feet would hc at
cur doors III u fortnight and IN rrmy of
conquest would have landed here within
II IIinnth som" years ago ! saw openly
published in GERMANY n pamphlet writ
ton hv Il member nf !hc German general
staff rrmiNiniug we'll worked ont plan
far tn conquest "f IL" tinted S'atrS
wh"h tn" German staff regarded rs easy
! md rur III" l>.rir" "f 'n"rnI'nl:' - IL
:rhuti"nG ~ nG" '\iNn@'..
Saving that thu preparedness mcas-
urcc "" nr". .iI';i;." l"W ':inuih n"N"
. been carried out 'hr,'" years ago. the
Il
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German Gun9 Active

BRITISH FRONT ~ FRAME MD
GEIGT!'N. Sept - tE" III" N"%''riAt-
Cd prrsSN- The G"rn'au gitaS W." on
crcdiuclr active during last ni.'ht. on
III" nur,h"rr hrif e: IA" recent h"ttl"
front md 81 'irce ~. artillery duel
rrarhcd n stag. IT great Intensity. S"v-
crll on"rrr hHr"nrrs wcr" pnt down ON
the British fr"r' Inc. while "n the OK.
tremr left rrnrii"rahlr '~rG was rrrpl"y-
cd. hut no Infantry action Is reported
as having taken '1H"".
Further north tnr F'r"nch also wrrc
under ~ Increased r'r" Hul in TIC coast
sector. III" rncmvs artillery ere !ikcwisr
WIS heavy. Ninun"rt m:inr madc the
objective Of y severe h"mhardm"nt
In the southern section uf The fold
Of III" recent offensive conditions were
more quiet.
\ hard local battle vas fought ut
close quarters just northeast Of LanC"-
marrk yesterday rs n result of a German
Rttcmpt to rrgnin lost u. S''i'''".
Tho outcome nf this struJ:glc was that
the German assault not only WIS broken
up hat in. Il counter drive the british
hurled the enemy from strong position
which he had held since tn" offensive
began last Thursday.
fCnsc trench near the Louis farm. The
british occupied part If those drf"nS"-
on Thursday hut tho ti"r-NRnS had clUui,
trnaclnusly To several hundred yards OF
ground. On Saturday !hrN hr,W;l' u!'
stnrmiug troops and ycSt"rlry launched
furious attack In an cndearnr to dis
lodge tho british.
Brief but bitter fighting followed with
rifc md hayonct. ind So strongly did
tho British mcc: tn" onslaught thai ~"
enemy was driven hnck. leaving behind
nsdcrnhl" number "r prisoners.
Half mn hour later III" l:ritISh launch>
cd m attack on thr section OF the trench
held Ivy III" E"rmans. The battle ragged
for several hours the attacking troops
finally driving ll". enemy out md sccur-
ing the whole position.
Tho weather r"n;iHucs ideal and tho
British arc carrying out rapidly the
work Of consolidation throughout the
trent.
Last evening tho Germans mad" n To-
cal attack on An advanced British post
northwest Of The city Of Lens after q
heavy artillery preparation. and pushed
this post back to the British front
line Early today III" rnrm; laid ho%n
II hnrrrI-a flre on trenches east OF Mon.
rhy and also from R"rIX 10 the Chcmi-
cnl works for short time. but thus
far IN infantry attack has been 70.
ported
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REPEATED ATTACKS
CONTINUED From First Pago.)

posing arrillerias still arc busy.
Thr German firr j. reported '.'aV!
on both bank* If the S"Hrle. east
Of ArraS. around Lens and north
east Of Ypres.
On The lfra-p:insk sector ct
the EASTERN front. Il" Russians
continue their efforts ~ drive IN"
Germans back toward ihH nfina
in the region Immediately south
cast Of Riga. P"irugrr.! reports
the capture uf I.crNpn drinnSlT"
puSilinn in the %"Ctur ri SllZrm".
In further comment upon The
h0D;y taken a JaCnHsiadi last
week Berlin oitirially makes me
statement thar quantities If pro-
visions. including bread and -four.
were captured there.
There have hrrn NJ further in
fanIry ariicas on HE RAinsi2za
plateau. northeast a Gorilla. nr
on Tho Carso. Northwest Of
front. in ;ho region uf Marmnia-
ia. tnn Acknowledgements have
failed in an attempt "a diSlodge
the Italian, from their recently
won gains.
Arcrnrina is modelling her
navy and there i: much military
activity in The republic. NIi"n'
sihly This action is duo % the Crn-
eral strike Of Argentina railroad
men. but il is reported The gen
era1 staff is prrnarin. fnr other
.prnhablr rvcnlualiti@s The lc"is-
.la'iv" bodies Of Argentina 10 rot
consider tho QucS'i"n Of diplA.
matte relations a m.in:, closed,
but no action has yr; been taken.
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Runsian R.Annrt-

FETR0GRAn. Sept. CT Russian fore
CO oil III" RIGA front In the region south
of III" lSknff high road. yesterday, TOOK
IN" offensive and after n fierce struggle
oCr'ii',"h tn" German positions In tho
s"r;"T of Silzem". the Russian war Of
nCr announced to-day.
Tho Ei""mnnS sustained severe losscs
and l"t; toh r"rpsrs on the battlefield.
The Russians took sixty prisoners and
ten machin" Guns. The statement roads
"Nurthrrn frnuf--ln IN" Riga region
nf the psknff high road our detacn-
nents initiating an attack occupied.
after II t"rr" struggle. til" enemy posi-
lions In the Srctor If S;lzNme on" mile
northeast nf Spttaii;;m"rman. The en-
envy lu>EC- were severe and IN the hnttlo
::"ld wn found more than 400 corpscS.
"" captured 50 prisoners and 10 ma
chine gum Tho brilliant general. So
koiov was wounded in tho hrad by a
Shrapnrl splinter
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DECLARES AUTOPSY
WAS JUSTIFIED by
f}aH;&:;i;;S:Rsl IF DEATH

WlLMINIirnN. \. -. 1T. -.
Graham kcnan. first cousin ana h:"i''''-
.n-luw OF Mrs Flu elrr bingham. who is
j Wilmington attorney. issued state
mcnI today declaring that members OF
her family" had had an autopsy per
formed in the usual AMI regular way
on advice Of leading physicians. he
laid they were justified in this actl' II
Ivy the facts and circumstances relal-
mr to Mrs. Bingham's illness and death
~ disclosed TO them"
The results Of the autopsy had h"t
been made known 20 them. H. adueo.
MIR. kcnan's statement Sa$S:
Tho facts AND circumstances relating
t., Mrs. Binghalu'S illness and Death As
disclosed TO members Of her !ahilS
Justified thrm IN. Hnl mad" II thrlF
duty 70 consult leading rhySi"ians "h"
advised that al autopsy hr performed
This has hcen done in The usual anu
regular why III tn" broad open dayli&h"
kv the hest cxntrtS nh:ainuhl". hu' me
results Of their Investigation nav" lS't
vet been made known ~ the family.
All Interested MAJ b" assured 'hat
any investigation which has been or
may he made. has he'll and VIII he coll
Quoted In a proper and legitimate man
Ier and with ,hsulu;" fairness 10 all
lariirS concerned.
The feelings Of III" family n2iura!iF
rrAd" them desire 10 ha"" MS little pun
I:city as IA ;sIhE" given 'ht nati"r
Il hope l:ln puhl!r W.! h. FAIR enough
not To jump ~ an conclusions based an
III. facts now III heir n"sS''*si"n
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JUDGE KELLER DECISION IJjFP|fIOLD5
TIE STATES QUART 1 MONTH LAYI

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept.
24.-That the bringing into the
state Of one quart Of liquor
month. as permitted by the state
prohibition law. IS no violation OF
the federal bon" dry" Jaw. be-
Gala" i, constitutes interstate
transportation and not IntHrS'it"
rnmmerce as so explicitly set OUT
in the Reed amendment TO me
posiuflice appropriation dill. was
the decision handed duWn DE
Federal Judge Benjamin F. Keller
Of the southern district federal
court here this afternoon. The
decision WAS il connection with
the case Of Walter Mitchell, col
ored. who WAS aTraigned before
the jury on Il charge OF having
brought into the state one quart
Of liquor. In the opinion Judge
Keller defines the word commerce.
and declares that as soon as Nit
chell bought iha quart, admitted
" for his own personal use. he
Immediately took from commerce
the liquor.
Judg" Keller admits the right
OF congress 70 enact laws TO con-
troll interstate commerce. but IN
his decision 10 held ;hat the In
isrStatr commerce had ceased.
District Attorney McCuslough an
nounccd after the opinion hau
been handed down that he would
Immediately appeal the case to
The supreme court Of The United
States.
Mitchell. who Is resident OF
Republic. Kanawha county. had
purchased quart OF liquor IN
Kentucky and boarded train FOR
his home in West Virginia. Al
kenOva hr Was arrested and
taken before a United States cou-
missioner charged with violating
The bone dry law. In the case TO-
day II was brought OFT that Nit
chrll had nnt purchased any
liquor for sixty days prior TO his
arrest and that he bought It with
the intention Of personal use and
with the belief that he had right
to one quart per month as per-
mittcd by West Virginia prohibi-
ton laws.
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Another Revelation Of
Gern1any's War Designs

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-PredIction
that Germany would wage a war for
world conquest in about fifteen years
was made 70 thr late Admiral Dewey
At Manila in 1898 by Captain Won Goetz
Of the German imperial navy. Senator
Lewis today told the senate.
Quoting Il report from Admiral Dewey
TO the navy department. the Illinois
senator said that Won Guctz told tho
American naval officer that Germany
might secure an enormous cash in
drmui'y. Til" wiring out Of the Monroe
doctrine and the control of South
AmrrIcH by Germany also were pre-
dtcted by tn" German officers. declared
senator Lewis. who was discussing
2cacc negotiations.
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REV. STEUER ELECTED
SYNODICAL SECRETARY

NJ Saturdays session nf Tho eastern
division. Lutheran Joint Synod OF Ohio
which IL meeting at Pittsburgh this
yrhr Rev. Max l.. Struer. Of New York.
was elected general secretary. Rev.
Stcuer is we'll known in this city. hnv-
ing acted ms assistant To tho late Rev.
4. W. Wcrder. pastor NJ the ST. James
Lutheran church, for n number q! years.
He married Miss Ella Werder Of this
lit
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! evidence he said that the hair had
, been Stnged or burned by the explosion
. when tho shot WIS fired.
F. +. Ritchic. of local hardware
firm. told OF selling 10 CASTOR Means on
: August 20 = 25-calihrc automatic pistol
for target shooting Means first asked
for - %2-cai!nru pistol. he snia. hnt Rit-
Chi, had nn,r. lie also told Of Means
. buying another pistol and rifle shortly
before tic da'e.
| W. : ifiuSii;ru n member "t the party
which went Iars,.i shooting when Mrs.
! King was killed. was called NEXT.
Mrs. King. tia&t"m Means and 'iast"ns
: brother. Alton Means and himself made
ur Ihr party. Captain BinErham SAID
When they arrived at BIackw"' der
Springs where Mrs. King Was killed. he
a"il The sun WAS down and tho moon
! WAS visible lie walked about 40 yards
! away from the spring. hoping TO shoot
y young rabbit with his rifle and then
! shot was fired. lie heard CASTOR Means
! calling linn and Alton Means to hurry
! up ~ ihr spring. He found CASTOR and
Alton mt Mrs. Kings Side. Castor was
; bathing her head. He said Mrs. King
r.; appeared IL hc dead when he got there
! Bingham said II" HELPED put the body
! in the car and they hrnushi II To town.
. . M ABOUT rltNtn - Cl'''N liItN i'-iIN ,'''''h
, hal said Brandon Means called !"r hiEl
: md took him tn Gu$'on Means home
( wh.r" IL wlS suggested by "nN nf IN"
. brothers thar they Z" tack Ia III" spring
; and get a gun they 10y. there. bingham
i f4id he did no. go. l!!nEhan. ais" said
| CASTOR Mems asked him not /" tax
| about the affair.
On crn&S-"xamnati"n Bingham Saii
hr had Frequently h"&n on target shoot
, Ing trips before with Mrs. i>irs hms
Castor Means and had sn"n Mrs klnS
! shoot an autumo'ic pistol previously.
when lu, arrived w"ar. m" "rEin: II"
! heard Castor say 20 Alton Maud" mas
shot hrrsrlr accidentally with This little
pistol"
Thr stat" rested It's case at 'hc hear
irr without giving any hin: IF pos
s,hl., molly. Il; confined itself {" an
effort TO show "pr"halh" cause. which
! wruld hc sufficient I" bind Means over
- tho grand bury.
An adjournment until tomorrow wnS
taken Immediately after the stat" iii'-
ishrd presenting witnesses. III" d"f"nN"
! requesting time to confer on the CYL
denCe.
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COUNCIL MEETS TONIGHT.

Council will m-e, In regular session
this evening ~ Il meeting this after
noon Of the special committee having
charc" 80 tn" Orr;.:::atinn -: ~" -
vised traffic ordinance, Il Is expected
H., anal action wIIl IT,. taken ana tho
final draft will be submitted to council
tonight.
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wARSHIP DISABLED

WASHINGTON. Sept. 24.-The navy
department announces that torpedo
boat on patrol duty off the Virginia
Cupes has been disabled by minor me-
chanical accident on board and has boon
towed to port. The accident involved
no injury to any Of tho crew. ~
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French Report.

PARIS. Sept. o4-rhe Germans made
repeated attacks against the French
lines Today. particularly north of NeE-
dun. where they were driven back under
the French Arc along II front Of about
a mile aud quarter. Secondary attacks
north IT ReZnnvsuX and near beaumont
r"r" also rspuised with sanguinaryt
losses according 10 tho statement ~
tho war office tonight.
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Admitted Bv Nesbi-t.

WII.MINCiTnN. \. T.. Sep @L--lr.
Charles N"shi,l county health officer.
acknowledged today that h. had iss'i"d II
permit for the "AhunGIi"n If tn" bndY
Of Mrs Rrhrri Worth bingham IF I."u'e-
willie. Ne "Xplain"'i mai The reason 'I'
had withheld information WAS that h"
had been told by those seeking IN" per
init TINT they th"urh' :, ""im" had been
cnfntniffhh
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GET WAR CROSSES

PARIS. sept. 2;.--Dcnn!son Nash. OF
Syracuse. y. +. and Herbert f. EiEcInw.
of Cherry Valley. '1nss.. both attached
To tn" American Ambulance Service
have been awarded French war crosses
for removing wounded under a heavy
tire on September 13.
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German Report,

RERLrN. Sept. 2I.-Via London
General Won Ludcndorff announces IN
the official German statement, issued
today. that rich quantities Of provisions.
including bread and flour. fell into the
hands OF the Teutens when they captur-
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WANTED-Female.

WANTED tenoGra phrr ard assistant bookkeeper.
Nus, Ia speedy. krrura'.. good writer. energetic
aud willing April IN own hand writing. giro refer
encrs and state saary wanted Address stoaoSrlphsf
care Intnllitcncer s-25-E
WAHTEo-E1y crcnccd alteration gi.is for lidtes suits
Ind coats New York Sore. 1914 Main. $751;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mattresses and dishwlEhers-
Crystal Dairy Lunch. S-N-l
WAHIE o. Gil for re1l.rs! housework. III Zane b.
Island. silk
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While thu "rndl'iH" "f Peter Stnnh.
Fulton n!nH. who frl' from ~ street car
~ Fulton saturday. - still serious.
hr,". g "rr'rI.ti,!"l r"r ms ultimate re-
""v"ry H." = sta rrc"rs'ioT" ut IN"
nh!n Valley hrHriraI. hut there seems
'n H." "A Sirrl,' Improvement.
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cd III" Russian town Of .IacobStadt. IN
the DvtnH river. last week.
rho statement says that tho British
troops made no fresh attacks yesterday
ON The Flanders front.
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FOR SALE-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Ford ruldIter. In fine condition styn
rrtras three ures almost new. Write Ford care
lnelli scnrcE. S'zo'I ct
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE establish CIT RATE TIRE AGENCIES. Thees
should be cnr IN esch Locality 3o13 Non Skies
$3.50: 3U13ii Non Sklds $3.50. SMALL CAPITAL
required PROFITS arc LARGE For null rsrtlcu-
lar, address POPULAR TIRE AND RCBBER CO..
loss broadway. New York City. s-lS-m
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate.

FOR SALE-Iouse containing s rooms. lot containing
~. more or less. also buildings. For termS Id-
dress W ". Donlry. 2oos PIT. View Ave. Toahss-
tuvn. q. s-lo-bVt
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GASTONIA y. g.. sept ot.--E. l.
Canister. COUNSEL f"- CASTOR y. Means.
charged with III" mur1lcr "f Mrs. MaE6"
A. King conferred with Judge j. l..
Webb her" tonight. Although IN" M
iurn of The conference could not be- as
ccrlaincd. il was reported that MIR. cans
Ter had asked for writ Of habcaS corpus
for his client.
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LOST AND FOUND

loST-canno brooch. depot In MouudU!ils.
Thursday afternoon. FlndG indy call II the
Intelllgenoer office E-2oW.
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WANTED-Male or Female

WAHTC o-Tlu-r Frnr.ry clerks. either SEX Apply
E R roua. 10th ard NLn 3d. SA-i
W1NTE6-MeH. BOYS AND GIRLS FOR LIdHT
CLEAN FACTORY WORK WHEELING CAN CO.,
4STH AND E0FF. bN-i
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Hazel College.

Jim Coles and Urman Ramsey
have been hauling hay from the G..
w. Pelsor form the past week.
Mrs. A. c. Hall and children visit
ed Friday with Mrs. George Fry.
Frank Hedrick of Osceola spent a
few days the first of the week with
his brother Will Hedrick and wife.
Allen Ramsey and son Claude
were hauling shock corn from their
farm Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. Warrener were
Sunday afternoon callers at the Dave
Fry home.
Miss Wilma Hall visited Friday
with her aunt, Mrs. Elmer Lee.
Homer and Loren Richardson are
getting ready to erect new house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Blades spent
Sunday in town with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. w. Weyrauch and
little daughter spent Saturday at the
home of l.. H. Warrener.
Mrs. Elmer Lee and children visit
ed Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Cain
Hail.
Mrs. Will Hedrick visited Thurs
day in town with friends.
John West and Clark Daugherty
have been dragging the roads the
past week.
Elias Cross and son were Leon
visitors Wednesday.
Miss Velma Spencer spent Friday
night in town with her friend, Lena
Ndpa