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street. viii leave Wednesday for Chicago
Ill.,. whore she will visit Mr.. and Mrs
Ira Lewis.
Mrs. NJ. J. Carncs. OF Ecllaire. who
arrived hero Saturday TO visit h"r daugh-
ter Mrs. Palmer LauShlin. had the mis-
fortune to fall while nlightlnG from III"
train. dislocatiug her shoulder and
breaking the arm between tho elbow and
the shoulder. She was taken 20 a
Wheeling hospital on tn" next train
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs I-auShlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Casey and child
rcn Of Cambridge. ar" visiting their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers. OF
North Chestnut street.
Mrs. J. r. Stevens. Mrs. Ray Drpew
and Miss Mary Sheppard. "f cherry St.
Of this place. were in Wheeling Saturday
to attend Tho Rivera Girl at the
Court theatre. Wheeling Saturday.
Earl Pancoast Of Camp Sherman Ala.
who has been visiting at his home IN
Akron. spent Sunday with his cousin.
Robert Edgar. of North Arch street
J. c. EolinE. OF West Harrison street.
was in Cambridge on business Monday.
Miss Vivian Hobbs Of GraCtor. W. va.
visited over Sunday with relatives and
friends Of this place"
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fowler. ~ West
Main street, were visitors i'll Wheeling
Saturday
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Louisiana Committeeman
Not Negro, as Reported

CHICAGO. Jan. l%.--lu IN" story OF
the proceedings Of tho Republican Ma
tional Committee" sent ont from Chicago.
Friday night. January 10 it was crr"n-
eously stated that u negro had been
seated ms rational committeeman from
Louisiana. Tho man chosen for III" r"-
sition was Emile kuntz. a we'll known
business man nf Now Orleans.
4 negro candidat" for IN" plarr was
pointed out 20 thu reporter by tn" Ste
nographcr Of the committees as III" man
who had been chosen.
The negro in question was slated by
his faction for The place hut subsequent
Investigate zion disrloSns the fact lha, hr
Withdrew in favor Of Mr.. kuntz ut The
last moment.
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Boat Owners Refuse
To Accept Arbitration

NEW. YORK. Ia:. I%.--l'rlN;u" oWn-
crS al New York hgri"'r boats. W!!"i'S
rlni,lulr:, irG,:th:.r with lh"a" al 'h'
r;,iIr,,;,d administration w"Hl "i' 80 ~
last week III an ATTEMPT {" "Ei"r'" ~
hiira,irn at Ih'Ir d'i!auds ;"r htH'T
wages and an vi.h> incur day. r"i"s'H
to-day =" submit their >.J" 81: thc con
trnyrr~y for ,.rrISIuE 10y lhr war ilo"'
board.
TIL" board meeting h"r" by direction
Of I'rc$idcu, Wilson EuH previously
nyrrrr.l..d 4 motion by counsel tor III"
boat owners that I::tsII II. Manly. joint
chairman. and ih- Iiv" lahrr m"mhrES
be eliminated from he bearing.
Paul Hunyngc the employers, r"uh-
sci. ..onlcudcd that MANLY ana his *iN
associates IN :: recent statement a"'"N-
ing ,hs boat owners, hHd placed Them
selves uu record bcrur" hearing IN"
case. H.. promised ~ 'N'"; 81 'h"ir
Withdrawal !mlN"d"'" arbitration 81
the wage question and "h'nstaKih|
Investigation Of tic problem 80 hours
William II. Taft. whn presided. Ill
announcing III" d"'lS."n 81 th' '"''"
oycrrunG Mr.. l!"nNsn".$ "hl''l"h'
sand.
"'rh,rc is nothing n n" statement
to show the opini"u Of l'r"=' wh" mao
j, on thu merits vt Tho CAS-.
The boat owners lh''n "i!nohhc'l
they would TAX" n" part III N" pro-
crrdingN. but uhin!r,d consent I" re-
main AS onlc"kcrs.
Th" marine workers. III" way ana
navy DEPARTMENTS. III" shipping boar"
and the railroad administration. AL "l
whom wcrc represented. announced
their Willingness to arhtrat" tho case
and abid" by the decision Of IN" board.
Mr. Taft stated that IA View "f no
impurtnncr Of New York harh": trAll'c
10 the nation. as well as |" ihc 'iih'c-
dat. ncighborhnod. til" board. r"prc-
scented by section Of four m"inhrrs.
would begin taking testimony nj {"
o'clock this afternoon. He d"ElGna;cd
W. l.. HutcheSon and Adam Wilkinson.
labor. members. and {. t.. A!I"haN anu
John f.. Perkins. representing employ
ers. 10 conduct the inquiry. promising
that their recommendation would h'
taken up as soon rs possible" Ivy 'n'
full board which adjourned To NcdnHs-
dnv morning in Washington.
This committee. the chairman SAID
would hear tho side "f tn" marine
workers and also Of ~" nrlNa'" h"a'
owners. if they so do /. All sides
n. added. ais" would have an opp"r-
trni,v to prrscI their arguments be-
fore tho full board.
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To Say Tcc..::c Nerv-Worth, for
! Customer Have Proven
Its Great Worth.

The Troup" 10. stands very hiSh
among American druggists. The firms
business is an old and thoroughly cstab-
liShcd one and Us reputation for stand
ing by IN" interests Of its customers
is unSullicd. Note what the company
SAYS of NcrvWorth:
Springfield. O.. Jan. Z. 1919.
NcrvWorth Co.
GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
GcntIemcn-In all our business expo
rl"ncc Of IS years we have never han
died n medicine that has given as good
results as Wentworth and the sale has
been beyond our expectations.
We could not afford 10 recommend
remedy without giving it a thorough
trial. and this We have done. Many
testimonials come to us unsolicited.
and We nre safe in guaranteeing II and
Will refund the money il not satisfac-
tory.
THE TROUPE DRUG co.
Gricsts drug store sells Wentworth
in Wheeling. Your dollar back il this
family tonic does not benefit you.
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GRANDMOTHER KNEW
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the c!d-fashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistercd while it
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plaStcrs gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musterole docs it It is a clean,
white ointment, made with oil Of mus
tard. 1t is scientifically prepared. so
that it works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
fnger.tips. See how.quickly it bringsr re-
lief-how speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterolc for sore throat bron-
chitis, tonsili,is. Group, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges-
ton, pleurisy. rheumatism, lumoago.
pains and aches of the back or joints,
sprains sore muscles, bruises, chill
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
(it often prevents pneumonial.
3Oc and 6Oc jars, hospital size $3.50
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RESCUED FROM cAsTAI1A.

HALIFAX, y. s.. Jan. l3.-Thc rescue
Of nearly all OF the crew Of the American
steamer Castalia, TO whose assistance
steamers were rushed after snc mad
flashed word on Saturday morning that
she was in danger Of sinking off the
Nova Scotia coast, was recorded In wire
less messages received here today and
tonight. Under 7crilous conditions. due
Ia the heavy seas and the low tcmprra-
1urc. the men were transferred To III"
Norwegian steamer EerEensfjord and tho
British steamer War Fijian.
Ono boat. containing seventeen men
capslzcd. The mcagro details given IN
tn. wireless messages indicates that two
and possibly three Of the men were
drowned.
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CHANGE OF COMMAND.

rpRl.E,NT. SUNDAY. Jan. 12.~-iRE IN"
Associated l'rc 81 According /" 'h'Hr-
nation reaching ,hr Tnird army. me
t;rrr,,u Fifth army staff II; Had-Nhu-
bn,m crasr,i rurrrinntnE today. surr"nd-
rrinr IN" command !" III" Eighteenth
,urrS which also has its rnSS"SS"rS NJ
End Mannheim. This action - ~ h"r"ru-
au..., with tn" an;i"un""d plan al 'h
t;,:runrs Ia turn over IN" C"'lInHnH ~
Two areas immediately cast "i IN" u'-
curird districts "r Germany I" me
,mr,,s which were normally located with
ia tho corresponding part OF the "'Su-
pied ynnc. Thu Eighteenth corps now
has command of the area opposite TIE
American bridgrh"nd.
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MANY FREED
FROM BOND Of
|NATR|MONY

Divorces granted yes:nrda? IN the
Belmont county court wer" az follows:
Bessie Bennett. W. Bcyn Bennett.
Elite LaShlcy vs.. Joseph l.aSh!ey.
Agnes Lucas vs. Leroy Lucas.
Stella Dawson -. Richard Dawson.
Mary +. Morrison - Frank Morrison.
Mike HadZiua vs.. !hlvina HadZma.
Bransou s Porter Us. HAITI" l.. Por-
ter.
Albert Schcnk VS.. Mary Schcnk.
frank Leis VS.. Annie LeiS.
f.;theriue Sonmer VS. Edward Sornner
Ber,ila' VI. Lewis ~. Daniel Lewis.
Margaret L. Higgins ". WILDER D.
higgins.
Bessie Jane Bosley rs. Chester Bos-
ley. >,
Bertha A. Har,Shorn VS.. George H.
Hartshorn.
Liddie D. Brooks vs.. WILDER Henry
Brooks
Kate kadar VS. George kadar.
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| MANUFACTURERS GO
TOATTEND STATE MEET
Meeting Will De Held At Huntington
On Thursday, With Many In
Attendance.

Plans are practically complete" 'or
rhr hg stat" reunion "r tn" manu- &c,
iurrrs or the state winch Will u" nSia
al Uuntinut"r. ON Thursday. or lhN'
week. y mumh"r Of ~" manuihc,nr.l;S
incIudiua +. j Holloway. y. i. MT
akrr, Archie ". rnnii. W. l.. stone
Leo !. Latham and others.
\ number nf manufacturers iron,
Ernnkr county. lIancnck county anu
Marshall. will also b" III attendance. inc
work taken up hy tho association ouT-
ing tn" war has been "I larE" sV,,
,,,T,.' and discussions Will hc INDUCED IN
Inv all with Il view of finding ont the
rIa,r conditions throughout the state III
th,. manufacturing line.
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TO MODIFY COURT MARTIAL.

WASH NOTION. Jan. ia bill pro-
posed by the war department modifying
military court martial rr"c"dur" was
int reduced to-day 10y Chairman Chamber
lain Of the S"nat" military committee.
Sentences by court martial OF death. diS-
u,issal or dishonorahl" discharge would,
under the bill, hr suspended pending re-
vision. The measure also proposes in
creased authority for the judge adv"-
.c,,.-,,,,,.rul 10 review Sfntcnr"s
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GAINESVILLE

Funeral services over IN" remains "
~ rv,ltcr lanes were held from inc
hnn,c on lark street Monday morhlhS
a, 49,, o'clock conducted hy RcF. Ihoinas
shc,r.r and Rev. Carl ''ilmorc' ~"
death Of Mr. Jam"s ""'urr"" fTInas
oirht of pneumonia. following an illness
~ Influenza II" was % years OF "s
~, !. survived by his parents. Mr anu
We Alien James If Park street, ana
rwo brothers and two sisters: Mrs Mare
E,,.;,, cf W-arwo,d. W. Va. Mrs. John
scott II Maynard; raymond wilson OF
sco,, Of Maynard: Ray an" wilson
Tarres, Of IN" home. Th" remains were
4 .,..n :. HcrdryshurE for burial
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peath of Roy Smith.

Mr. T;nv Smith. a we'll known Young
noss..i away nj the HON" on Var
go, oycnu. Friday evening about -"
o.,1oc,. Iro;h resulting from pneumonia
tnlIowirs AN Illness "f Influenza re
va. % "rars { ago and was la'"rn"'F
Lrow,. and had h""u a. "!nri"%" "' Hh'
.,snn.s stnr,. for 4 nu'Ih'r." years. d.
si1rs his wife. who was Miss h"&S'S Ar
,nII horor" her marriage. n" leaves MS
naran;s ard sisters and hr"th"TS III Mas,
sachusc,ts. Funeral services were h"'''
>ro,do.. afternoon at three o'clock. Rev
,.arl c;iimor" OF the Main <'r'cs ~, t. +,
cnurch officiating. Iuj"rm'ui was En;''
~ thc Northern cemetery
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NO ELEAL ACTION.

WASHINGTON. lain. 13.-Adminis.
,r,,ivc provisions ~ tho war revenue
bill were discussed today by. the Scnat"
and ItrrS~ rnnr"r"cS. but final decision
Wis deferred. II WAS said that the con-
f,rr.s arc approaching agreements on
ih, remaining important disputes with
prospects Of prompt completion Of their
work.
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BERLIN. sunday. Jan. -. .i..:%0 r. m.
--.l;n>a Luxembourg. associated w!th
rr \arl !.i"tkm"cht in tho leadership
q: n, r""ll#oEs :1ar'HrnH forces III
E"rliu has been arrested 10y G"so:h-
mont $niii"r~ arc"riIr" :" Il report IN
ih,. raar!isrh" Iiund$"haH. III" arrest
lS sad Ia huy" h'rn mad" when ih'
troops w"r. cleaning "ut In" central nt-
lirrS of III" Srnrtacan" las night when
l,r l.,.hkucchl's son also IS reported 10
have h"vn taken.
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BIG STRIKE IN PERU

LIMA. Peru. Ian 1%.--'iiy III" ASS"-
ciaicd PrrsSl--A general strike N
volving between @O.""0 and %".o"" men
was called in Lima and Gaia" to-day.
Several thousand men ais" struck NJ
the Mnrncocha copper min" sol 'hc
,'crro de- l'aSC" company.
The strtk" at Lima and Gala" was
called in sympathy with ~" thousand
striking cotton mill workers who arc
ont. demanding au ":Ght-h"ur day ana
n 81 per cent ynrr"a"C IN wages.
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High School Club Dance.

The commitic" composed 81 M"ssrS;
Roberts. Rankin. Nick"rS. pohhInS and
Aiken all we'll known young mon OF
the city. and members II ;hr High
school school club. hay" arranrrm"nts
pracricnlly rOuri"trd fnr tn" dance"
which will b., gwen by the club. in tho
t:lks hall. on North Fourth street, Fri
day evening The Imperial orchestra
Will furnish a good program Of dances
for the evening.
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Revival Services Continued.

The services IN most Of m" Local
chur,het will hc continued ihT"uShcGt
this week, in purSHanc" Of III" plans
made by the Ministerial association
some tim" ago. and all "1 the ronsr"E1-
lions have arranged special programs
Ia. Tho evening meetings. II is hoped
that / he city. will experience n religious
awak cning. and all Of the citizens are
cordially invited I" attend the meetings
in tho church Of their preference.
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The following compose ehe members
If the grand Jury. for the spring term
John +. Gciiland. foreman: Charles ".
Harris. l.. II. Harper. l.. Z. SedgTlck.
George VI. Brown. Joseph Corhctt' ROSS
Hohensack. Otto Rottmcicr. Moses p4Ea'
Jacob Bonnrystcel". John hinton. ltas
ry !'oglc. John Muth. S. q. Chr'st!' .
VI. Gcller.
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TANNING RELEASED.

ATLANTA. Ga. Jan. l3.-CharlrS F.
Tanning. wealthy Pittsburgh manufac-
turrr. informed ut Fort 0glcthorpc. as
an enemy alien. was today ordered re-
leased ny Federal .Iudg" Newman. whc
granted writ Of hahcas corpus brought
by Banning, native OF Germany.
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Funeral services for the late MIS-
Wesley hughes we'll known resident.
were r.r,uIrI..d from the homo Of her
,luurht,r airs. Edward LIpphardt. on
,irnnl avenue. yesterday afternoon nj :
o'clock. in charge If Rev. l.. Is. McDnn-
lei al lhc lSarlrst church, followed ny III
torment in RISrrvIrw cemetery.
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-5,s-;,re T,Jcen4es

John Rcrnaidin. LaffertN and Mary
Haspcr. Brookside.
Kaluccrnvich. Glencoe.
William Lee tcviry. R"llaire and Let
I; Rndman. Rellairc. ,,.,;
Nick Obarow. Shadysid" ana AK'''ns
Dcrcowslsa. Shadyside.
en"s Ice Troll. ST. Clairsville.
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Missionary Societies Meet.

The Home ana Foreign Missionary So
cirtirs Of tie Presbyterian church Will
hold a meeting in the christian En-.
dCavor room ut the church this evening
nj ga n'clOrk. All uf the ladies or thr
t,uugrrgatIuu ar" expected tn attend me
and thu program prepared VIII
hr very interesting.
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Stockholders Meeting Today.

The annual meeting If III" :turkh mold :.
cr$ al he Peoples Savings Bank 81
this ciiy, viii lac held in tn" directors
OF th.. bank this afternoon al whiSh
time IN" directors Will ID" elected VINO
viii srrv,. The institution during the
coming scar. The annual report OF tn"
officers Will also be heard at tn" meet
in
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Sarah r. Bowers to ret Skrtich Lot
No. 81 Montgomery Heights, SSOV.oo.
Robert Durall Admr. tn George n
Walters. 90 perches in Sec. -. TIP. .,
Range s. Warren TIP. S366.61.
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-E vousEHo1p EY1cuRE.

NO you ar" f;oirE u I't YOUR ""ok
sor'
Yes. Can't. afford To keep her. |
don't mind the salary. but her tastes in
food are out of my reach. --WashIng-
ton Star.
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Cowen-TroQ.

TIL. marriage of Miss Agnes 80
rrnii and Martin L. Cowcn; will taks
place this morning at o'clock at tn
bnm. Of the brides parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Albert Troll on MaIletta ,S, ds,st
aS,rc,, viii perform the ceremony. Only
thc '' Immediate i'm relatives Of both parties
vi, u,,, hn present. After an extended cnst
an "trip they will be homo ut l"i- E"n
root Wheeling.
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Climb Meeting.

Mrs. r II. I.aush'';'. al ANN. So
entertained II" tn"rh"FS 81 III" -''N'
..r,~ club 1T h'r honi" M"nu'E a''"'' '''..
dainty lunch WAS - rF"a al p'or''
nv.
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nyvo-res Rs$uaed.

James B Dayton -. Mary Dayton.
Agnes AnderZak VS.. Vim. Andcrzak.
New Cases Piled.
Henry DAVIS rs. John Hughes CO AL
ld;, II. Cable vs. +. Fl. Henderson ~ al
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WASMINGTuN. Jan. i%.--ufi'''alF
l,rr,. w.rn ruurh interested today IN an
article published IN tn" Berlin tn 90.
lirhr Ejnd>"hau "f saturday,. S'ht'"'
,hnt liz. SpnrtacuS rr"ur hH,! S"n' Il
r.lr.rnmr t. Moscow. SiHi!ni; THAT lSn!
'n@ must h.' -i"rrr'! - soon as r"SSlH.'
lr.,,,.;,. ih.. I;.rlin wur:;Iug CLOSES w"r"
mot rI,n. far dictatorship. "f IN" pro-
It,rIai Thl.. IT Was 1"Im'"d ont. sup
mnriS ia" rharG" thn; has often h''i'
mad. that IN. German UPRISING hl% brch
directed by tn" Russian H"lSh"NIki.
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HE.ELIN. Saturday Jan. ll-tBy Inc
Nssnrinird i'rcSS) ---l.n!al Troops nay"
carried Icy Storm. the HuX"nSl"in print :
mr. ulanl. wh"r" ihr Kr"uZ H"nunI -
rrlul"d. THIS building l.: III IN" VEN
Iiv If tn" ono occupied. Wy tl' w.
,,,..,.s and u.,.uri",l nv tn" I"lSh"vists
L,L rendered thu Whole quarter uhSal';
N,uv ,iZ"u+ w"r" killed and w"Hha'h
recently by sh"'S ttr"! fr"ni tn" VIII
,luws of this budding.
Th" ,apiur" Sc: TIA" N"rwa"rs r'lm ~
Wax carried "u, Ivy approximately ""''
i,,.uI trnru@ Th.y iirS, destroyed an
rn,r,nrhm,nr in front of III" hHi!GInS'
cnns,stlng If rolls II printing Har"r be-
h,n,. which, fwu r'nrhlm" guns had h"rh
Installed. w" shots from a MN"
,lroNcr sN,p, away ia" whole FORUM
cation wilh the gun crew.
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BERLIN. SUnday. Jan ".--6 y. NJ
rhr Stlrs!au. railway station, whi'h was
thr les. lmpnrirUl Srnrtnrhn strong
huld ~ Great i;"rlin, no" is III posses
sion If luN crum"nt forces.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-09-25
PRoBAsco DISTRICT.

Mr. aud Mrs. Frank Whitley aud
daughter. Vera, motorcd 10 Agra last
Friday with her sister, who Is here
from Oregon. for weeks visit at
their Old home.
ia Stewart purchased nn ali3ma-
bile from Enoch Derrick last week.
Mrs. Laura Fisher Is keeping house
at the Frank Whitley home during
their abscuce.
Grandma Roach Is stlll on the sick
list.
Fred Chapman motored here from
Colorado saturday after visit Win
relatives there
Dick Grogg purchased a Ford ear.
Mrs. Harry Picking Is staring
with her sister, Mrs. Ralph Cooley, a
few days this week, where an c'e,tn
pound baby girl arrived September
Dist.
Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest Lcekron mo
tored to Detroit Sunday, where her
mother Is very H.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Probasco spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Kelly,
in Chapman.
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DONEGAL.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Earl Hoffman, who
spent the past week visiting rIends
IN Kansas city and Dies Moines re.
turned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Engle and
family Of Manhattan, are spending
several days with Mr.. Engle's par.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. G.. Engle.
Miss Iihoda wolgemuih Of Mount
JOY. Pa. who spent the summer
with her aunt, Mrs. J. \. Englc, re-
turned TO her home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Jury OF Acme,
called at Henry I.enhert's home,
sunday evening,
Misses Hazel and Mamie shank
are operators at the central office
this week.
Misses Naomi and Anna Engle of
Abilene, spent the week end visiting
friends here.
Abner Engle Of Filler Idaho, who
just returned from overseas, called
on friends here Monday and Tues
day.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs, Herbert
cleland, September 10, son.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-09-25

TO T. E. Beach and John r. Wheeler,
Trustee; ~
I. the undersigned owner Of the fol-
lowing described land situated In
Dickinson county. Kansas. towit: The
southeast quarter of section four, and
the northwest quarter of section two.
all in township thirteen south, range
four east OF the Sixth principal meri-
dian, upon which leases dated Decem-
Der %. 1917, and December -, 1917,
respectively, We're given to r.. 70.
Beach, and by him assigned to John
r. Wheeler, trustee, do hereby notify
YOU that the terms Of said leases have
been broken by the owner thereof and
that 1 hereby elect to declare and do
declare the said leases forfeited and
void and that, unless you do. within
twenty DAYS from this date, notify the
register of deeds Of said county as
provided by law, that said lease has
not been forfeited, I viii file with the
said register Of deeds affidavit Of for
felture as provided by law; and 7
hereby demand that you execute or
have executed q proper surrender Of
said lease and that YOU put the same
OF record In the office of the register
Of deeds Of said county within twenty
Dated this goth day OF September. 1913
days from this date.
MARY KEEGAN.
By Paul = Royer her attorney. 25ws
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-09-25
MOONLIGHT.

Mrs. Frank Natter and children OF
Concordia, are here visiting Mrs. Ada
Bert aud family.
Miss Lena Bert who Is teaching
at sand Springs visited at home last
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Abram Noel, Loren
ana Dale. Mrs. Bertha Bear OF Den
yer, Rev. and Mrs. William Pnge and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Tobias
ana Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Dyer, Wis
tied at the A. II. Brechblll home last
Sunday.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. irwin
Hoover September II, n daughter,
whom they have named yesta Jaun-
tia.
Word has been received that Mr..
and Mrs. Laban Chimenhaga, Of
Canada, are the parents OF a baby
girl, born August 81. Mrs. Chimen-
haga was formerly Miss Priscilla
Bert, Of this place.
Rev. Harry Crlder aud family took
dinner at the home of Jesse Brandt,
Sunday.
Miss Florence Wright visited at
Avery noover's home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Bertha Bear OF Denver, Colo,
Is visiting friends in this vicinity.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-09-25

down near 1000 feet today and still
in shale. Visitors to the well this
week have been numerous for II has
loaded out that as soon as the layer
Of shale has been passed the drillers
are expecting indications that will
let them know almost to a certainty
whether the well will be a producer
or not.
Subleasing and buying of royal
ties has taken on new life during the
past few days. Report has it that
one farm of 400 acres was bought
outright after several unsuccessful
attempts to lease form the owner.
The rig ON the Clarence Taylor
farm south of town is completed and
waiting for the drilling machinery.
The rig ON the Chronister place is
ready to sink the drill.