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Smyrna times., 1919-03-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the
shares or interest of Mary E. Rash,
Arthur Rash, Franklin Rash, Walter
Rash and Howard Rash in the above
described lands and premises will be
sold as above and all persons having
or claiming any liens or OF cucumber
ances against the share or interest of
any of said parties or either of them,
in said lands and premises are hereby
notified to appear and file in the office
of the Clerk of the Orphans Court of
the State of Delaware. in and for
Kent County, on or after the fifth day
of April A. d. 1919, petition making
proof of the amount due on said liens
or encumberances.
WILLIAM M. HOPE, Trustee.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

Earl w. Grant who since he re-
turned from overseas and received his
discharge from the service has been
conducting public garage, will, as
seen by his advertisement, become the
Exide Battery agent for this vicinity.
He is getting splendidly fitted up to
take care of all battery troubles. He
has installed new engine, a dynamo,
will keep full supply of Exide parts
and besides re-charging batteries will
keep supply of new ones on hand.
Mr.. Grant is building up a big auto
repairing trade and hopes to be quar-
tered in a fine, modern cement floor
garage, some of these days. His
friends wish him success.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12

The ladies of st. Paul M. E. Church
will hold supper the 18th and 18th
of April.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12
CORD WOOD FOR SALE.

In Woods or Delivered. Apply to
c. E. sPEAKMAN, Smyrna, DEL,
Phone ZIG.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12
CLAYTON.

P j. Henehan, a tailor, has opened
a shop over the post office.-See adv.
Smyrna times., 1919-03-12
NEWS OF CLAYTON.
And Local News Budgets from Cheswod, Kenton
5lackbird, Townsend, Thoroughfare Neck,
Leipsic, Brenford, and Their Vcinities

helpfulness and we predict results
that will amaze US all.-C. A. Neuge-
bauer.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08

The TN fields ~ New South wales
had Yielded ore worth more than
$4,000. 900 to the close NJ last lvut
which sct q new record Tor produ,
ton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
COTTON rI,orr Is ASKED ron
Georgia tUngr'-s-man Wants lnVcS-
iilsntion OF difference in pri,cs.

NASlIl\GTpS sept Iny"sti-
Ltuou by tuc federal trade commits.
sion 10 determine the .auSr ana
u.rrrsiri for the great differences Ia
price between. raw cotton am the
manufactured product, ls proposed
%, il resolution introduced cet'r-
day ny Rcprr.rut,tiNc Park ~ Gcor
gfa \ report hr November "A no
would bee requested under the rcsoll-
ton
cost and tcH.ng prices OF manu-
ra.mr,r- and retailers for 1918 and
1919 would DE reported hy the com
mission. the resolution declaring toai
high pricr4 are being charged ~
cotton goods as compared win m"
low prices Tor the raw cotton
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
SALVATION ARMY
OFFICER TO SPEAK
Col GcurgC wood of Dallas NilI
,ondmCt Scr,ir" Ia Hail Here
Thursday Evening

Ailu'nnt . r johnson pt 'd"
salvation army received word N-'.-
tcrday from TO. George WOOD u
Dallas that hc w@IId bee ~ Tulsa
business cuueurtcd with the nulIilug
or another story 10 the SaIyti.o.
homH here SAYS the aijulaut con.
un.l wood. who Ia IN charge OF yh"
work ~ the salvation rrmy in th"
louthwcst. viii ALSO attend n" meet.
ing Of workers at oklahoma CijN uu
"Wednesday whore plans viii he made
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08
REV. DUTT PRINCIPAL
SPEAKER 70 KlWANiANS

Rev Meade T. Dutl pastor a. the
First CHRISTIAN church. will be the
principal speaker at the fall open
Ing" of the kiwanls club al Ilut.l
Tulsa AZ noon today
Like number ~ the Eiwnnls
members Reverend Dutt has JuB, re-.
turned from his vacation. which ne
spent At Eureka Springs Spe itl
musich numbers. have been arranged
Tor the occasion I q Long OF the
American Engraving company. vii
present tho weekly membcrship
prize
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08

for The campaign 10 be conducted FOR
fund
While In Tulsa Colonel wood VIE
conduct ne evening service ~ ia"
hall on Thursday
Adiu'an' Johnson says 'hii. the
workers OF 'he salvation Army VIII
pure mas" e bungalow IN 'he near
future 90 use AZ q home ofor them
selves The second story Of 'h"'r
building here Is now being used Tor
officers. quarters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-09-08

TENANh MY, T"Ras. S"pI =
Extension of credits by the United
states government tu foreign nations
for mo purchase ur cotton is recon
mcndod hy the executive committee
uf the Farmers lS'Hgu" u Texas ln
Rssuon here today AS means ~
maintaining the price of cotton ana
protecting southern producers from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
relephone Operators Slammed.

Tho twelve members Of the force Of
employees Of the Bell Telephone com
pany in this city. as we'll as n number
OF residents, were slightly provoked ut
the slams which they received in Il re-
cent issue Of an evening paper. and soy
eral Of their friends have shown Il DIS
position to take the matter up if there
is any repetition OF the offcns". accord
ing to stat dement's made last night.
The telephone company may hc open -
censure for their raising Of rates in this
vicinity, which looks very much like
discrimination against the Ohio side
subscribers, but the girls who are ON
ploycd In the office should not be
blamed for the acts OF the company.
Those who have had an opportunity 10
become familiar with tho work Of III"
operators are aware Of the fact that
there arc times when 4 dozen persons
could not attend to all OF the calls
which come in O few minutes and those
who come first must Of necessity be
answered first, so far as possible. The
girls have on all occasions made n en-
scientious effort to give good scryiC"
and the >subscribcrs can aid them. If
they will, by not using tho phone when
It is unnecessary. And blame The COM
pany for the increased rates, and MT
the employees.
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Belaire, Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

North Chestnut street. On their return
they were accompanied by MI. and Mrs,
Judkins who will VISIT with them.
DR.. and Mrs: D. B. Barrett. Of Smith
field, motored to this place Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.
Mack Of Mulberry street.
Born-A daughter to Mr.. and MI.
Donald Walker. Of West Main street.
Monday.
James Shankland, OF Tiffin, o.. visited
over Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Mary
Shankland and his sister, Miss Jessie
Shankland. Of North Arch street.
Sherman Hasbrouck, Of Park street,
has left for a several weeks visit In
Wyoming.
Miss Mary Lyme. Of Cleveland. is Wis
iting with re latives Of this vicinity.
Mrs. J. A. White. Of Columbus, who
father Mr.. Francis Campbell. has re-
tprned to her home. She was accom-
panied by her mother, who will make
an extended visit with her.
Miss Jessie Shnnkland, Of North Arch
street, spent Monday with her brother,
Ed Shankland, who recently underwent
an operation in the Good Samaritan hos
pital. GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. GcrtIe Cashdollar. Of Muncie,
Ind. is visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. William Brown. OF North Lincoln
avenue.
Mrs. Anna Deck. has returned to her
home in Eldon after a few days visit
with her sister. Mrs. Grant Scholes. OF
North Chestnut street. and her niece
Mrs. NJ A. Hanes, Of Cherry street.
Mrs. Mary Coggins. Of South Broad
way, has returned to her home after q
three weeks visit with relatives and
friends in Akron. o.
F. c. Hagan and Frank Moore. OF
Washington, Pa. spent Sunday wit
their wives. who are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. William HardcSty, Of East Main
street, and other relatives Of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bulger and Mr.
and Mrs. Marcus Bulgcr, of this place
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie:
Bulger Of st. Clairsville.
WiedemAun'sl The moro you tart Of
Il tho better you will Like 1t. jy-15-h
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Mrs. Glenna McConnaughy Schell
wife Of Charles Schell. city clerk, passed
away at her late home at stop 10. Yves,
Main street, yesterday morning at e:4s
o'clock. following a two weeks illness
OF a complication of diseases. She was
in the thirty-frst year of her age AND
was Of a very lovable disposition, haV'
Ing been very we'll known.
Deceased was the daughter of Mr.. END
Mrs. James McConnaughy. was born IN
this place and had spent her entire lIfe
here. Besides her husband. three young
sons survive, Charles. Robert and James
She was q consistent member OF The
West Bridgeport Methodist. church, .rnd
also leaves a father and mother, two sis
ters Mrs. Albert Fredericks and Mrs.
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and Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Schafer l"1'
yesterday for Il vacation trip TO Atlantic
City and other eastern cities
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Dixon LETT ycs-
tcrday for Washington, II. G.. after a
! short visit with Mrs DiNons parents
MIR. and Mrs. Frank McDanicls.
William Morris. of Toledo. Is spend
ing few days visiting with friends ana
relatives in town.
Edward Hnra, of west Of this city,
has arrived homo after being connhed
TO a military hospital for some time.
on account Of shrapncl having pcie-
,ratcd his lung while in the service IN
France.
Amos and Miss Helen Mcdaniel. OF
this city, passed the examination at Tie
college Of cmbalming al Canton yesl'r-
day. both getting good percentages
They arc expected home soon.
Mrs. Willard Groves. Of Barncsvlllc'
O.. Is spending n few weeks rislting
with Mrs. NJ p. Groves, of the Island
.uss Mario Pclky. local operator, WI
leave Friday for few days visit with
friends at Columbus. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16
WAS ADVISED To
Use NERV-NORTH
|. BY TWO DOCTORS
Charles F. Johnson Makes Signifi-
cant Signed State
ment.

Mr.. johnson says that when advising
himself and wife to take Wentworth
the doctors spoke of it as "hnc medl-
cine" Here is the story as gwen TO
the Columbus Ncrv-Worth druggist not
long ago
The Mykrantz Co.-My wife and /
have used Wentworth with wonder
fully beneficial results. She had been
troubled for years with severe nervous
ross. Pains in tho back of ncr neck.
Stomach and digestion in bad shape.
Restless at night and very much run
down.
had serious nervous trouble. Toss
cd about the bed all night long and
worn out by morning and il was pull
ing me down in strength and something
had TO he done to get relief as II was
cffcctng my cycSlEht. We both found
il in Ncrv-Worth. which nut us IN good
shape and did il quick. 1t is wonder
full medicine and tonic and rid us Of al!
our nervous troubles. We both cat ard
sleep we'll and enjoy good health. We
recommend Ncrv-Worth TO all. 1t was
recommended to us by two doctors.
CHARLES T.. JOHNSON,
$50 West Third Ave. Columbus.
Grtcst's drug store sells Nerr-Wortn
lin Wheeling. Your dollar back If the
famous family tonic docs not bcncht
you.
NCrv- Worth Is sold in Warwood by
W F. Mcnamara: Fulton. Fulton Phar.
macy; Mingu Junction. Moore Bros;
Martins Ferry. Ralston & Parker; s.
CIairSvillc. Patterson & Sons; Barnce-
VILE. lilies Bros: Cameron. Cameron
Drug Co.; Sistcrsv!l!c. G. b. DisQuc;
Sew Martinsvlllc. Hornbrook's Drug
store; Mound.v!lle. }. II. Beam Drug
Co.; Bridgeport. Srlby & Reed (Dcpt
Pharmacy; F"llaire. Dankworth BrosI
Pndcn City, M"rCa. Pres: West Alex
audcr. e K. McConn; EGgewood. The
Edgcwood Pharmacy; Elm Grove,
Blum's Pharmacy: Benwood. Benwooc
Drug Co.; McMccacn, Carrolrs Play
macy; WellsburS. J. R EIson.
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GAINESVILLE

Miss Adelinc KCarns, Of East Vine
street. entertained the members OF the
Double S Club at her home Tuesday eve
ming The evening was devoted TO fancy
work and conversation and during the
course Of tho evening dainty refresh
mcnts were served.
The ladies of the Catholic church will
hold social in tho church basement
Thursday evening. They will have ice
cream and cake on sale at the usual
prices.
Miss Pauline Hammond. OF New York
will arrive this week foT visit with
her mother. Mrs. Francis Eddy. of East
Church street
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Harrison and daugh-
tor. of Cleveland. motored to this plac.
and spent the weekend with their par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Judkns, Of
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Martins Feny Briefs,


News items for this paper may be lett
at the Bird News Agency, South Fourth
street, or call phone STIR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Krinke Of this
city are receiving congratulations over
the arrival Of fine new baby boy at
their home yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, OF
Seventh street. left yesterday for va
cation trip to Cleveland and other lake
cities.
Evan Holley has accepted a position
at TIE local office of the LauEhlln mill.
Miss Johnana Bochm. OF Lupton's IT,
surance office has gone to French LICK
Indiana, to spend her vacation.
Miss Kathryn Blackford was expected
to arrive home from Fort Sheridan. H.,
last night for a visit with her parents.
C. /. Weaver, who has been mail clerk
on the c. & p. division Of the Pennsyl-
vania Lines for some time, has ccen
transferred 10 the Cleveland division.
Miss Myrter Frazier leaves this morn
ing for Dallas. Texas, 10 become the
bride Of a former Ferry resident.
Mrs. T. C. Slaughter and children are
spending a few days vacation at Can
ton. Ohio.
The local stores will be closed this
afternoon for their usual weekly hall-
holiday.
The condition Of l.. W. Smith. OF this
city. showed very little signs OF i'm
pruvcmcnt yesterday and little hopes
are entertained for his early recovery.
Mrs. G.. G. CABLING OF Harrisburg. Pa.
will arrive here Saturday for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Dawson on
tho ColCraine Pike.
Mrs John Burns of Tiltonvillc, Ohio,
yesterday received word Of the safe ar
rival OF their son. Lawrence. at Newport
News, after service overseas.
Miss Kicrns Of this city Is spending a
few days visiting with friends at Co
lumbus. Ohio.
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Killed IN Auto Accident.

Herman Simms, colored, aged 40 or
Roanoke, Va, was killed early yeSter-
day morning in an auto accident AZ
Hcndrysburg on the National pike. HE
was driving a party Of colored evangei-
lists to Indianapolis for q conference
when his machine got off the paved
street and turned over. He jumped and
IN doing so was caught and his skull
fractured. Eight other members Of the
party escaped serious injuries. Coron-
or Wyatt was at Hendrysburg yesterday
and rcndcr-d verdict Of accidental
death. The colored party had visited In
both Bcllairc and Wheeling on Tuesday.
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BELMONT

A terrific wind and hail storm which
passed over this vicinity Thursday ev-
ening was one Of the worst storms OF
this season.
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Powell. Of Cap.
tina, visited friends in this vicinity one
day last week.
Frank Hawkenberry was a caller a
Bethesda O.. last Thursday.
Walter Wheeler ana son were callers
in town last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher and
daughter were Bethesda visitors Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Addison Wilcox was a caller at
Manley Kemps one day last week.
Mr.. Scott Wilson visited friends in
this vicinity Wednesday and Thursday.
Lewis Hatcher was a caller at Hunter
one day last week.
s. D. Hatcher and son. Delbert, were
callers at Ccnterville Thursday
Mrs. Louise Gattcn visited at Alex
Masters Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Hollis Moore and daugh-
ter spent Sunday at the home Of T. J.
Hatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kemp visited
friends at Belmont Ridge Sunday.
Alta Hatcher and brother. Clarence.
were shopping at Hunter Saturday
Mr.. Hurry Poulson and sister spent
Sunday at Etna Perkins.
Mrs. Margaret Kemp and daughter.
Mrs. Carl Wharton and children. visited
at Walter Wheeler's home Sunday ev-
ching.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milhoan and daugh-
ter visited at the home Of her parents
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Secret and children
and Mrs. Jane Dcrmott spent Sunday
afternoon at George Prices home.
Misses Nellie and Bessie Hatcher
visited at Stanley Moorcs home Satur-
day evening.
Mrs. Amy Hatcher and children called
at John Carleton's home one day last
week.
Herman Girts visited his parents near
Bcallsville Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-16

TOXIC, June 7.-Advices' from An
tung. Manchuria, on the border OF north
ern Korea. tell Of continued outrites by
Chinese mounted bandits on the upper
reaches Of the Yalu river. A. band Of
several hundred raided tho police sta.
ton at Chantbu and carried away arms
and ammunition. On the following day
the residences Of the wealthy people
were attacked and sacked Of their con-
tents. Subsequently about 70 persons,
including officials Of ., lumber mill.
were carried off by the bandits-as hos
tages. probably for purpose Of ransom.
The Chinese government has organized
a punitive expedition. -"
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of the opportunity to attend this chau.
tauoua assembly. -
The descendants Of Elijah and Nancy
Groves Perkins will hold their annual
reunion at the homo Of Mr.. and mrs.
J. w. Perkins Of this place on Hatur.
day July 26th. All those in any way
connected with the family. are cordiai-
ly invited to bring their dinner and en-
Joy the day. ......
Mrs. Matte stonebraker and interest
ing Children, Kenneth and Earnestine.
Of Tulsa, Okla. who are. on IN ex.
tended visit with friends In this COM
munity. spent q few days last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Lucas Of Gail
avenue. "a,
Mr.. D. v. Murphy OF YorrvilIe,
spent the weekend with his family
here. -..>-
Miss Eliza Rahr and friend Miss
Baughman Of Wheeling. arc enjoying
a season Of rest ana recreation at Ep-
worth Park.
The W. C. T. o. cottage 10 nov ready
for occupancy. with Mr.. Anna Jones
!of Wheeling. the efficient mstron.-,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton and daughter OF
Bellaire, are enjoying q few weeks stay
the w. c. T. U. cottage.
Mr.. Chas. Wilson Of Lake street. II
seriously sick. =.
Mrs. Joe Eaton and children Of Pitts
burg, have arrived here, where they
will spend several weeks vacation.
Mr.. Walter Bolon who underwent q
critical operation for stomach trouble
at the Ohio Valley Hospital. Wheeling,
returned to his homo hsre on Friday.
very much improved. 80 -....
Olive o. jenkins spent Saturday IN
Wheeling.
Misses Marie and Margaret Grassland
Of Cleveland, visited their grandmother,
Mrs. Mary Harrison recently. =
Mrs. Jewel Lovejoy Of Chicago, Is
with he~ grandma, Mr.. Anna Hunt and
other friends.
Mr.. A. E. Perkins and family after
attending church were entertained with
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Perkins OF high
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Lucas ana
daughter. Miss Villa, M. and Mrs. II.
V. GLADDEN. and Mr.. and Mrs.. ". w.
Lucas attended the Euneral services OF
Rev. Ora Hutchinson and eleven-yeHr-oid
daughter. who were killed by lightning.
and were brought to. Warnock for buri-
al. on SUNDAY. ~ 90, So.
Rev. C. NJ. Kirk, Rev. N. W.. Bev-
ington and Mr.. E. F. Barnes returned
last week from several days at Column
bus. attending the centenary.
Mr.. Warren Hunt left Saturday, Tor
Akron. where he has secured a posfrIon.
Mt Elmer Doudna and family OF Ban
mock. are at Epworth Park this wreck.
Rev. C. II. Kirk has sold his prop.
erty here to Mr.. Nelson Of Bellaire.
Miss Mildred Bevington has returned
from a pleasant visit with her grand
parents, at Cleveland.
Mr.. C. A. Lovetoy IL on business
trip at Ky.
Several from hero arc attending the
camp meeting At Miners Grove this
week. .....z
Mr. Andrew Jarrett, Of Belmont, -
spending some time herr At the home
Of his son A. d. Jarrett. .
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Tents for Sale or Rent. Wheeling
Tent Awning 90. jy-l0-f
mThe UsIuperr Tonight.

Tho attraction At tho Fcnray theatre
for this evening will be Earle Williams
in The CSurrcr" which is taken from
the Ma; Goodwin stage success OF the
same name. In the story, John Maddox,
an American. was master on his west
err domain and his word was law in all
things. BEATRICE was mistress Of Moth
ing but her own hcart--hut her word
was law, as John learned when Fat"
appeared io extend HIS mastery over the
CIotiouS Of this beautiful girl
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BETHESDA

The Bethesda ChautauQua Assembly
will begin this year on Saturday morn
ing. July 18th. The grounds under the
efficient management Of Mr.. Shernan
Glasgow, superintendent Of Epworth
Park, have bern cleansed and beautined.
The two weeks program will consist OF
the usual educational uplifting enter
tainmcnts that will bc an inspiration TO
the community. and ell those who stay
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Rayaar and Festival,

Plans have been practically complei ed
for the bazaar and festival. which will
b. given at tn" Standard Addition play
grounds Saturday evening OF this wc"k,
ana m excellent program has been pre-
pared for tho evening. All manner Of
refreshments will nc sold on the ground
and all of the friends and patrons OF the
Fairgrounds of the city are expected 10
ne present. Tho proceeds will be placed
in tho treasury of the Association.
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The nearly 500 employees Of the Webb
mine OF the Cambria Mining Company.
located below Shadys!de. will return to
their work this morning. all grievances
between the men and company having
been amicably settled. The men went
on strike when il was found a number
OF the men were short in their pays. the
company not being able to rectify the
errors in the time given by the men.
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Proving Hot Working.

The warm weather which preVailec
Monday and Tuesday proved unusually
warm for the men working in the tllns
glass plants Of the city. Following a
two-weeks suspension many Of the men
were compelled 10 leave their work yes
terday and the day previously because
Of the heat
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Street Being Changed.

Workmen in the employ of the lily
began the work Of repairing and wild III
ing the street at the corner OF Howard
street and Lincoln avenue. IN kirkwoCd.
yesterday morning. where the streets
Join the Ohio Valley pike, on the way
to Bellaire. This work will be highly
appreciated by those who have occa-
sion to drive in that vicinity.
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Gets British Gro 81.

DR.. F. S. Wright. local physician who
recently returned from France after two
years Of active service. has been award
cd the Military Cross by the British
government for his part in the world
war. He was recommended for the cross
last October because OF extrao ordinary
bravery but did not receive 1t until yes
terday. He was given a captains COM
mission and was attached TO the British
army shortly after going TO France.
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nTha RoHnl Aemnorat y

The Family theatre attracted good
crowds TO the performances both after
noon and evening yesterday and all wcr.
pleased with the showing Of The Angel
Child" The bill for this afternoon and
evening includes Marguerite Marsh and
Jack Conaway. in Royal Democrat" an
interesting photoplay. in which dcmcc-
racy defeats tyranny.
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Honae Prom Border.

Everett Adams. we'll known loca
Young man who has been serving, II
Uncle Sans army on the Mexican bord
err for a long time is spending a tur
louxh with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Adams. of Harrison street. Du:
ing the trouble about two years ago viii
the bandit chief Villa, Adams was sho
In the leg while some Americans were
in pursuit Of a party Of greasers. He l.
In the 18th cavalry