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Boys In Draft
Offered Great
Opportunity for
College Training


Every boy of college age with a
High School education should look
into the Students Army Training
Corps. This offers an excellent OPP
portunity for an education in war
times and will put the student in the
best possible trim for serving his
country.
Full particulars may be had by writ
ing any Colorado college or Students
War Service Committee. 236 State
House. Denver
Here are some items taken from a
circular that will give some idea of
the benefits of the S. A. T. C.
Every boy of college age should be
in college until he is called:
Students subject to the draft whose
numbers are called before Oct. ! will
have to go into active service. On
Oct. ] all students over IS. includ-
ing officers reserve men, may be in
Quoted into the Students Army Train
ing Corps Collegiate section). For
this induction students need not re-
turn to their local boards. but may ap-
ply to the nearest board. Physical
examinations will be conducted by the
draft boards as for all other regis
trants.
After voluntary induction students
become members of the United States
army. They are given uniforms. sub
sistence, tuition, military training
and equipment. and the pay OF pri-
vate ($30 month";; they are subject
TO military discipline "a hours day.
they will live and mess in barracks,
and are subject to call at any time.
The only expense attached to being
members of the Students' Army Train
ing Corps is the buying of text books.
+ Students who are high school grad
yates but under IS years of age, are
not eligible for enlistment into the
Students Army Training Corps. but
may enroll. Our latest advice is that
the government will uniform these
men, and give them their military
equipment and training. other ex'
penses such as tuition. board and room
must be betrayed by the students
themselves until they are IS. They
may, however. live In the barracks and
have their mess there. paying the
school for this. They will be sub
| 3eet to the same distipline as inducted
members Of the students' Army Train.
ing Corps.
Prospective students are urged to
enroll Immediately with the Students
War Service Committee, 2S6 state
house. Denver If you have not
done so already, send US your name.
address. age. name OF high school
graduated from and college you expect
to 20 to. also course to be taken.
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Government Rules

The latest war rules Affecting coun-
try newspapers will interest you. Pub
fishers violating the rules will be de-
MED the right to continue publication.
Hence general and thorough obser-
vance Of the governments require
ments is anticipated.
Every publisher in the United
States who is conducting a weekly or
semisweehiy newspaper MUST DIS
CONTINUE ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS
THAT ARE MORE THAN THREE
MONTHS IN ARREARS. and must
continue to drop any subscriber who
becomes three months in arrears.
All publishers must discontinue the
free lists II, they have such. No pub
fisher may give free copies Of his paper
except for actual service rendered; ex-
cept camp libraries and huts or can
teens OF organizations; except to the
library OF congress-. and other libra,
ries which will agre> TO bind for psr-
manent keeping: and except for other
reasons. This rule viii prevent the
mailinr ~ 6t5leg uf weekly nsWspa-
bers toths "A 9l6ie1l - frsuce Or eies
whore exccpf o. tlld sabscriD{ {ionn.
bnt Ii does not prevent the boys from
me home f0wn rseeivinS ths paper =
Il mah1s provt1ioa Tor. sendihg 4 70,
TIE Red Cru6s c4Nt1cns. 4. n, @. ".
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O'Clock wednesday evening. Sept. IL.
near the Forks hotel. He had been ss
large about 10 days. and the country
where he vas in hiding Vas cxtrepely
rough. which enabled him to secrse,
himseif among the rocks where hi-
location was practically impossible.
II was only By starving him out that
his capture was effected. Al the end
OF four days he came out into the road
between Livermore and the Forks no
tel about dark. and was Immediately
covered by Constable Everts' rife and
compelled to surrender.
on being searched Montague wae
found to haye. in addition to a high
powered rife n cartridge belt fiied
with ammunition and razor. all o.
which he had stolen from the road
camp. He was taken TO Fore Collins
whore he was locked up until last Sal
urday morning. when Constable
Everts took him to Denver and tenn
porarily placed him In the city jail for
safe keeping. while on his way to
Canon City. The officer arrived here
with bis prisoner on an carly train
Sunday morning.
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and X. OF c. huts. where one COZ
will answer for number OF men from
the same town. Exchanging Of COP
les with other newspapers outside of,
the county or oustide Of a radius OF
40 miles must be discontinued.
All publishers must discontinue sell
ing At less than regular subscription
price; must discontinue voting con-
tcsts 10 increase subscription lists:
and must discontinue Issuing holiday
or other special editions.
No new papers can be established
during the period OF the war.
II Is hoped that all delinquent sub
scribers Will appreciate the situation
in which the management OF this paper
10 placed and help mset tho smer-
gency BY coming fqFward promptly
with payment Of arfsarages a. we'll
as advance payment Of subacription
4 statement Of stbscriptton accrune
WIN bs mailed 70 evsry subessibs In
REMnkBNRi The 6ovsrnmsnt Of
The United btstss Rn&U1RnD thie ac-
tion q WAR HlEAsuRH.
There y 40 alternative but r. conn.
pIy. 3
lPsrsenaily ypar crssit h eood VIM
VI But ut 6oesn4 IN mattsrs
II ~ ~ n A. ~, ]. 81 ~ NJ ,i,
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF FREMONT
AT TUESDAYS ELECTION

The official vote in the 36 precincts of Ere, aont co,
" in the primary elections Tuesday for United States
Senator governor and congressman the Oily nomina-
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uMsloMxp CHICK

at Blue Front grocery. in their favor.
on the First National Bank city. for
$40. Written with ink in good
heud. Given and dated Aug. 81.
Giyer please csll anu sIgn and oblige.
This 4 the store where nm set
good bareafns with signed checks. nnd
posslbiy for nothing \ UNSIGNED.
~ Mia T., phens caaos 81 (Adv.,
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Patri0teers and
Imp0sters

Trinidad Chronicle-News-
Beware OF the patrioteer. also OF the
patriotic imposter. There are two
breeds Of men who are making lot
of proft and material benefit out OF
the war, Neither are helping in the
smallest degree to win the war;
There is the man OF Affairs who
makes q bold showing and ostenfa-
tious display OF his alleged patriotism
but whose contributions In money or
service are at minimum. There II
the man who occupies prominent
place At the banquet table and who
loudly and vigorously applauds every
reference TO the soldier or the flag
and who has not hesItated to clap ex-
cessive price on goods he sells and To
extract the last dollar--the last pound
OF flesh from his customers or clients.
Patrioteering is not confined to any
one method or one channel but in
a multitude of ways does the patrioteer
use the crisis OF world war and the
agony of his country TO enrich or ad-
vance himself financially. publicly or
socially sometimes politically.
Now the government sends a warn
ing to the people TO beware OF the pa
triotic fake. the man who wears the
uniform Of friendly allied nation and
who. whether he has ever seen service
on any fighting front or not. goes
about lecturing and coating dollars
from the pockets OF the public for his
own aggrandizemcnt. Such impos-
tiers have made their appearance in
tae West and from now on these trav-
cling lecturers will be closely scrut-
inized and asked to show their creden-
tials.
who have never seen military service
have arraycd themselves in uniform
OF some OF the Allied armies and lee
tured in the small and medium sized
towns to good audiences. representing
themselves to be attached to some pa
triotic body or a veteran OF the big
fight. These men have collected large
sums OF money under false represen-
tation. The people are now asked
to beware and there is law to punish
such imposition under the title IAN
act to protect the uniform OF friendly
Allied nation"
There are some men of such dis
eased conscience-men who will play
the role Of crook while wrapped in the
folds Of "old Glory. or while strutting
about in a uniform which they have
never earned or been given the right
to wear. There are two kinds Of
men which every good, patriotic citi.
zen should have listed in his little
black book. along with the profiteer.
the pacifist. the disIoyal congressman.
the pro-German and the ]. w. w. agi.
tator and they are the patrioteer and
the imposter.
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LAaeE rlsH CAUGHT ~ alyEn.

LARGE FISH CAUGHT IN RIVER.
A fish weighing three pounds and
measuring 30 inches, was caught In
the Arkansas river this morning.
Walter H. Bike was the lucky fisher
man and the place he fished was at
the Santa Fe railroad bridge.
The Fish and Game Committee Of
the Chamber of Comcmrce can be
given great deal of credit for the
numerous catches Of large Dish. for
without their efforts In stocking the
stream no such catches could be taken
from tho Arkansas river.
The trout caught this morning was
hooked with royal coecbmnn ~,
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A Victory Slogan

The Buffalo Times displays this at
the head Of it's editorial column daily
Don't say, when the war Is over
Say. when we win the war"
Pretty good suggestion. isn't III
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RoeT. s. DUNCAN
GOES TO WASHINGTON

Robert s. Duncan. youngest son of
Nh and Mrs. Charles H.. Duncan. left
on Rio Grande train No. 2 this after
noon for Washington. u. O.. TO take a
position as clerk and stenoerapher In
one Of the departments ri !z,e Fed
eral government. Mr. Dencan passed
the civil service examination tp Pueblo
= coupel Of weeks ago ard was called
TO Washington to take posttion. Tho
summons came unexpectc NJ s
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RECORD wa1t Ads. a,Wl5D Days tnaa
y Wy ~ sheuld ne - = y y ~ '
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WIDESPREAD RECOVERY
IN THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. April :t.--Widesprcad
recovery and greater activity OF last
weeks market for securities was OBJ
viously the result of the improved war
outlook. The more satisfactory under
standing between the government and
the couutry's financial and induStrlhl
interests was moro important factor.
There was an increasing disposition
10 regard the crisis in France us having
passed hut bankers impressed the
Speculative fraternity with the need Of
further caution. This advic" was CYL
IDENTIFY in special Issues
Public participation. tho first in S"T-
eral weeks. was seen in the steady ad-
vance of certain market leaders. Cntrd
States Steel. asserting it's usual leader
ship. n the highest level since the move
on the western front assumed serious
proportions.
Other equipments and the more dis
ttnctiyn war stocks shared in The ad-
vance. hstng strengthened 10y tho actual
ami prospective placing Of enormous
government contracts. C"ppers and rub
hers derived much of their support from
the belief that the. forthcoming federal
urice revision would be- on an adrau-
taEeous basis.
Rails alone failed to mike more than
moderate upward progress. although the
returns Of the Reading system and sew
eral other important transportation lines
were extremely favorable.
Foreign exchange. except for rates on
Spain, which sold ut n row nigh pre-
MUM with subsequent reaction. was
StrnlT
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C0LERAIN

Roy. Edwin G. NcSbitt. OF Martins
Ferry. delivered IN excellent sermon on
Sunday AFTERNOON at the w. {. /. =.
hall. There Will he preaching ut 2:"O
Sunday. April -.
Mrs. Charley Lash. who underwent an
oprraii ion at the -. V. G. hospital Tu"S-
day morning. is getting along as well as
could bn expected.
MIR. john Mullon. Of Caliz. ohio. ana
Miss Minnie WcStlakc. Of C"l"rain. w"r"
quietly married "Wednesday AT 81. 'lairS-
Vile The happy couple LETT th's rlar"
1T ESQ for "trip In Pittsburgh "h tl'ir
return Mr. and Mrs. John Mnli"n viii
max" their future home At radiz.
Misses Margarcttr and Helen Sharkey
hav. returned home after N'%!t Win
relatives aud friends 1t Pittsburgh.
e. NJ. Mitrh"ll WAS u business caller
in Wheeling Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.. R"rk and son 'lii-
ford. nf Pleasant Grove, were callers Al
the home uf their parents SUNDAY,
Willics Fell WIS Il business caller in
Wheeling Saturday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l." M"in" Whit" ana
daughter. June. returned I" lrt'ShnFgh.
SUNDAY. after u visit with their parents
Mr. ard Mrs. II. +. White.
ttUlrrl ItrEur, IT, tlNf'St sun ~ w.
and Mrs. &. X. Il"gu", W." has h'rn
uuI,r sick Is ahl" la h" about again.
Mr. Edgar Fall HHi son were callers
in Wheeling Saturday.
Howard Whit" j. adj" t. l." "ut again
after having the mumpS.
SOUR Il. NJ. Simpson and wifi" ri Ear
ION, were callers 4. tho home "t =. y.
Miller Sunday.
J. &. Brown was business caller III
NVhr"lin: Saturday.
Nathan Steer. who has been qHilr III
M his hnrn". is improving.
Miss Margaret" Sharkcy is visiting
relatives 1T Wheeling.
MIR and Mrs. Thomas Stnrhn"E ana
family have moved from FrHrn"rt 10
their HON" nj r"l"rair. wh"r" they Will
maxi their futu:' home.
Mr., U. T. Whit" returned IN his home
after n visit with his sun IT, M"in". al
W"llSburc.
Mrssr& Ludlow and Edward Summers
who hny,. hccn quito Ill. arc Improving.
Mrs. Robert f;las"n has returned nom"
nf;rr 4 :"w d1ys visit with h'r parents
near Fr""p"r'.
Miss Ethel liurkrr mas returned I"
Urland after n visit ut IN" h"m" ~ MI
and Mrs. Hartford I;urk"r
Miss Margaret Emily "f Ifllhnrai".
s1n.ut thu wei; '.nl with her parents.
Mr.. ana MR. T.. l.. Rally.
Miss Irru" Ii":t"n * improving after
several days :Nn'>S "f asthma
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SAND HILL

There have been still further changes
made in the time OF the services 81 inc
NJ. F.. church. The Sunday school Is 10
l,c ut 80 2. IN.
The Busy Cleaners Sunday school
class Of young ladies will give social
a, tho Lower Sand Hill school homse on
Saturday evening. April 81. The pro-
ceeds to be used for the Rcd Cross.
cordial invitation is extended 10 all 10
assist with the good work.
Many OF the young men in this com
rnunity have received the past week.
nrw classification card. There having
been many changes made. Quite 4 lr"
Of class four have been nut in class TWO
and still others forward to class one.
Owing to the snow Of the past week
and present week of rain showers the
mud roads arc In poor condition Tor auto
travelling.
Very few oats have been sowed or po-
tatncs planted in this community. owing
tn the cold ground.
Quite a large order for seed corn has
b,nu placed with County Agent Mus
grove this week the corn coming from
the southern part OF this state A. all
home grown seed is OF very uncertain
quality.
Tho peach. plum and cherry trees are
showing, and breaking into bloom nicely
now. but little harm seems Ia DC done
hy tho late cold wave
Miss Elsie and Virginia Caldwell en-
,crtnined 4 few friends on Tuesday eve
ming.
Miss Lena Bruce has returned homo
from n several days visit with nor Sis
for Mrs. Thomas ADerCrornbic or wheel
ing Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Davis spent sun
doy with Mr.. and Mrs. w. y. Caldwell.
Miss Emily Davis. IN aged lady -
quite i'll nj the home of her niece, Mrs
Isaac Dougherty.
Mr.. CLYDE Enrlcwine was business
visitor in MoundsrIllr on Friday.
Mrs. George McCarihnn was a city
shopper on Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. T. Roscberry. OF Bcnwood. was
transacting business on Sand Hill on
Saturday
Miss Rculah Davis Is Ill at her home
with the mumps.
Mrs. viii Jones spent Sunday with
his friend. Mrs. W. IL Turner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Luke have been
mite i'll with Ia grippe, and arc now iD1-
proving.
Mr.. Frank McCarihan and wifi" srcnt
Sabbath with Mr. and Mrs. Will Taylor.
Of Irish Ridge
Mr.. John Davis and Mrs. ". 4. Cald-
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HARR|SVILLE

The CadIz City band will Civ" Il con-
cert ut Harisvillr on Thursday evening
April - under the auspices Of the Is.
Of L. lodge. in their hall.
commencement was held in X. of 7.
hall On Friday evening. April ~. Hon.
w. r. Dixon Of Martins Ferry delivered
the class address. There were four in
the class: Lois Hartman. Helen XII
liSns. Zenith Hartman and John EHr"-
ridge.
Tn, hacca,aurcatc sermon was d"lir-
cred at tho VI. +. church April II.
Miss Salinn Francis Of York has hccn
visiting X. ~ Francis and family.
Miss Sarah Dunlap visited Sunday Of
las, week with Miss L->ona GilloGly.
Mrs. l.. G. Steer has been visiting
Nathan steer of Colcrnin.
Joseph Murdoch has been on tn" sick
list,
Ethel and Sarah Dungan were in
Georgetown Saturday.
Richard Kidd will move his family
into the Srihcrt property in the west
End Of town in tho near future.
Mrs. ]. c. Morris and Sarah Hun'aH
WIRE shopping in Wheeling TucsoaE'
Miss Sarah DUNCAN is spending few
DAVIS with her unclc. !. W. Moore, or
Mt. Pleasant.
The United Dairy truck Of this place
hrukc down near Culcrain Wednesday.
in n snow drift. Tho roads were drtftcd
three feet deep and caused much delay
in traffic
Miss Julia Clarke has loft for CyEnnt,
c.. whore she has accepted position az
teacher
J. w. Moore "r Nj. Pleasant was n
business caller in town recently.
Hart DUNCAN nc Pleasant 'ir"H" mas
moved his family To Iiarrisrillc.
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DALLAS

Omit. \ large and interesting per-
SOILS attended the meeting NJ the Tres
nv;crinn church Sunday afternoon III
behalf or tho Liberty Loan. ScVcrai
natrintic selections were rendered u!
III. Dallas cUrnet band. The speakers
wore Mrssrs rhas. CarriFan and fool.
!. Smith Of M"undsvillc.
rh. oklahoma Literary club met nj
tho home II Edward Fisher SATURDAY
night. Auril - About aflcrn families
were represented and all report 4 ue-
lightful evening. AT mtr h"ur the
members adjourned To- moot Mt the nome
az oliver M"sS April -.
Th. Rev. II. u. Tragaracn announced
at prayer meeting Thursday hIEht th'i'
hi would organic" either q Roy scout or
knights Of Honor club III Il few days II
enough hoys between III" age " WE'VE
nni eighteen were int"rcstHd' h"fH VI
both rhurrhs ar" included III the ih'I'"-
ton "a jnin thu club.
Mrs Mary Jane Spillman If Calls mas
hcrr seriously i'll since Monday. Her
children have all been called 70 her he'd
side. :;
Quite 4 number ~! m"n were III
NnnndsyilI,. Wednesday, In ;hp interest
rr the improvement between Dallas All"
Narsh':f camp.
There will hr Il Liberty Loan meet
ing nj Sand Hill sunday At ! y. m.
All tho patients In Dallas VINO haF'
nceu III If measles ilhv" !Ully rrc"F''ru.
Mrs. Guly r'lrmcnS ami 'hIiarch VIII
spend the coming week with ir'e'I"s ia
Elm Grove. ,.,,,, T.,
N- Addir Mcr"llum at rlaysvtll" -
visiting h"r daughter. Mrs. ; II. l'ei'-
dcrsnn. and family. ~.
w;IIis Eiumins was Il business Wis
,,r -, plnnnfirId Ridge Thursday.
NJ and Mrs hoy Stricklin were
GUESTS Thursday evening OF MT. ana
Mrs. 4. J. Porter. ,o
The play "Tonsy Turry given Two
,s.ks ago by local talent in IN" l'a'l'tH
hail was given at Ronry's Point FF'oay
night.
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Mass, Is here visiting her brother. Rev.
y. \. Brown and family.
Mrs. John c. Sharon was visiting rela-
tirrs in Columbus the first OF the week.
Miss Margaret Mcclure. who has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. r 2. Lip
pincott has returned to Washington,
Pa. for the summer.
Mrs Charles NJ. Hogg has returned
home from New York City and Other
eastern cities.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carson were in
Steubcnville Tuesday attending tn: !uu-
eral Of Mrs. Carsons aunt, Mrs. Ida
Manlcy.
Mr.. and Mrs.. s. Parks McLaughlin
and family removed TO ChiiliCnthc. Nc,
on Thursday. where Mr.. Laughlin has
been located for some time. He is
postofficc inspector Of the St Louis
district
Members Of this years class Of Cadiz
high school are John SHARPE Joe Lining.
Nelson Finnical. Mabel Berry. Nary
Martin, Louise TrcSscl. Laura M"aley.
Eliza Crosby. Naomi Croskey. Wayne
pysart. Earnest Parrish. Spurgccn Hal.
Tcda Barrett, Lila Work, Raymond ,
Hoylcs. Katherine Groves. KENNETH Fra
zier. Martha Weaver. Floy Love. Edward
Black. Marcia Dickerson, Nellie Br"kaw.
Madge Anna Johnson. Lillian Smith.
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STEADY DECLINE IN
DEMAND FOR STEEL

NEW YORK. April 2l.-Thsre was
steady decline in the demand LOT c'"'
merciar steel during last week ou' inc
government requirements had more
than proportionately Increased. Interest
centers largely in ship steel There Is
heavy call for plates and most m'!lS are
working at full capacity.
In the central west some OF IN" NOR
important interests have Wlthora"h Ill
together from the outside market a'.u
ere concentrating on government Won
A falling off of private enterprise uHS
been particularly marked III 80,
building. Returns OF the Drlase w.
ers and structural society for March
shou, a tonnage contracted for o. only
$4,000 tons. against q nominal capaC'e'
~ $50 moo tons Consumption or struc-
rural steel, however. has bean Increased
bS a number of plant extensions
Increased coke receipts and Improve"
rattle conditions have aided furnace OPP
erations and the outturn or iron ",'S ''''
ter;ally improved. Rut demand n"s
fully kept pace with II. so toat 'n'
scarcity of iron is as keenlS t'ie ia
oyer Inuui-,-S pour int" tne Hi''' Nc y
from, eastern manufacturers. a'ii ''''''1.
get attention because IN" FURNACES a.
already all we'll sold UP. ;,..,. p,
The production "t copper pF"'"AsS
be ample for all demands ~,
Lead continues Iui't. ~ "t. ~.
larger consumers ar" we'll covered W
.'a,',r,cts shipueu,s are coming io:tn
with greater trreGular'ty. ,,e
The position OF tin - serious anu Nv
Straits and bank y grades asH viz,
rainable, and Tor Chinese the h"'t'rS 'sN
ayorbitant prices. several c"n'rrehe,s
,:sra held during the week with the VIZ
industries board in an attetlp' 20 81
rive at some solution "t IN" Iitn' t,,. d,
hut the results " tho tn:s;i"s H'''
m, vat been rlud., known
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
CLAR|NG70N

Alvin Butter and son. Lester. trans
acted business in Wheeling. Tuesday:
Oswald Walter has returned To camp
after spending Il few days iuriouEh
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. 5. VI.
Walter on r. j. 5.
Gcorgr +. Ros",'J. ". Swain and Will
liam Case left Tuesday for Columbus
to bring in several Ford cars Tor the
Rose G:,rag".
Frank Dunlap was Il business visitor
here Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn tianucnSci"d Is the guest
Of Wheeling and Philadelphia relatives
Mrs. !. W Conner and son are Visiting
relatives at bridgeport. ". Ea.
II. t.. Dietrich WAS Il wheeling DUST
mss visitor Tuesday.
Rrrn. Thursday. April II. daughter.
tn MIR and Mrs. ALVIN Smith.
!. W. Rose. Jr.. was the guest or MS
brother II; Maynard. ~. the past week.
Fred l;runy transacted business IN
Wheeling. Wednesday,.
s +. Rose returned Wednesday from
=, business trip Ia Pittsburgh.
Mrs. John VI. Case las returned home
from a visit with Rcllarc, ~. relatives.
Mrs. AIva Ynst has returned TO her
home ut Clarksb burg. w. Va. after
recent visit with relatives OH X. ID. :.
Horrrulnurcaie services for the class
Of rs were held in the EvanEellcai
church, sunday evening. Aprh "a. An
excellent sermon by Rev. Claude II. fac
WAS delivered To the class. when con-
Trims i've graduates. Eunicc BELL Gar
roll Cain, Rhcl Mcckcr. Helen Mozena
and 0rvillr Mozcna.