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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-02
WILL FIGHT FOR
EQUITABLE RATES

At the special meeting Of the city
council which was held at the city
building Saturday night that body mado
their preliminary plans for carrying On
the fight against the Wheeling Traction
company IN tho fare rate Contr 'rcrsy.
and the members of council arc u7nani-
mously In favor of carrying me fight TO
finish. \ committee composed OF
Councilman Walter Taylor .lac"b Bow
man and William Scabright was appoint
ed to meet with the Bridgeport council
at its meeting OF tomorrow night. when
plans will be made for concerted action
and cooperation between the two bodies.
At the meeting OF the Bridgeport coun-
ell held Saturday the solicitor was
granted the authority. under special
ordinance. to proceed in an application
for an injunction 10 stop the Traction
company from using the streets Of the
town for the transmission Of power and
hauling passengers through the place
while said company is without a fran
ChiSe.
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.PERSH|NC'S TRIBUTE
TO FALLEN HEROES
OF AMERICAN ARMY

ROMAGNE. France. Friday. May ~
-(Ry the Associated Prcss.)-"far"-
well, dear comrades. Hero under inc
clear skies. on the green hlllsioe anu
amid the Towering fields OF France IN
the quiet hush Of peace. we leave you
forever in Gods keeping"
With these words. General Pcrshin@'
commander Of the cXpPditionary 1orces'
closed his Memorial Day address al
Romagnc, In the ArG"nne cemetery
where moro than 1000 Americans VINO
fell in the hghting are buried.
General DegoutIc. representing inc
French government. and Marshal Focn'
tho allied commander in chief. spoke
briefly. mentioning all the battles in
which the Americans had participated
and dwelling upon the everlasting NOM
ory in which those who had died Tor
the cause Of liberty. justice and civiliza-
ton would be held by all France.
The speakers stand was on n hillside
overlooking tho sloping acres OF the
white crosses. In the center Of the plot
a huge American flag was flying ana
at tho corners other staffs held the ma
tional colors AT half mast. With the
conclusion Of General PershinS 3
speech four 1873 Of the third division
artillery fired the naional salute. The
guns were the ones which had been
turned on the enemy on the Marnc
when. last July, tho Germans started
their last great drive toward Paris.
Amid the booming Of tho guns a
soldier soloist sang Lead. Kindly
Light" After this company of in
fantrymcn from the NTH division fired
three vollcys off toward the north over
the graves \ buglc corps sounded
taps" and all the flags were raised
TO mast TOP as the exercises ended.
Ten thousand troops. representing all
the divisions that participated 10 the
Argonnc engagements were present.
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Nellie Harpfcr

Mrs Nellie Irwin Harper died Sunday
morning at o'clock at the Ohio Valley
General hospital. Mrs. HARPER was the
youngest daughter Of Mrs. Nettie b..
Irwin and resided at col Main street.
She was united in marriage TO Mr..
Charles i. HARPER on January !. 1917.
Besides her mother and husband, she
leaves a son II months old and the lit
tie soT who WIS ushcrcd IN TO this life
vest erday morning nj the passing OF its
mother. A sistcr. Mrs. q. J. Johnson.
and two brothers, Council r. Irwin. OF
Steubenrlllc. and Laurence r., at home
also survive.
The death Of Mrs. HARPER has caused
deep SORROW 10 the family and tho man.
friends hy whom she was sincerely loved
and admired for her true Christian char
acter. Mrs. HARPER was devOut merh-
Der Of the First Baptist church OF this
city.
Funeral services will he conducted
from the late homo No. 6oi Main street.
Tuesday afternoon. az : o'clock. Rev.
John McColloch. pastor Of tho First Bap-
fist church. Will 1fficiatc and ntcrmcnt
will be made III Greenwood cemetery.
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The FISH car from tn" state fish hatch
cries arrived az Barncsville Saturday
at noon. where It was met By rcpreScn~
tatives ~ tho Belmont County Fish and
Game Protective association, and the
contents of :hc car disposed Of. Ali OF
tho streams IN the vicinity Of Barnes
vile. and that part OF tn" county were
stocked with FISH. some OF which are
said 10 hav" measured thirteen inches.
and weighed more htan two pounds.
William HUM. Of this city. was present
~hen the car arrived. with several mo-
tor-trucks. and sufficient fish were load
ed in thu trucks and brought toward the
river front TO MI all applications from
members Of the association.
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Tho funeral services over 'hr remains
Of tho late Fred Williams. we'll known
maj! carrier Of this city, who list his
If hy drowning ono week Ago toby.
and who was found at a 7oin, mar
MoundsvIllc Saturday morning.. were
conducted at the First Presbyterian
church yesterday afternoon Mt three
o'olc"k in the prrscnc" Of thousands Of
his friends and acQuanr"n""-. RI"
local lodges ~ Elks, Eagles. AMI
knights of Tvthiqs were present IN
n, dicS To pay tribute To the memory Of
~" deceased. and following tn, services.
the rrr,ains wcrc laid at reg Gree
wood cemetery.
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To Aid Salvation Army.

Tho United Fratornal War Rclrf So
cicty. has perfected a novel plan for the
aid of the Home service drtc OF the
Salvation Army. Five hundred buttons
have bccn secured. about the S,E" Of a
half dollar. for sale 10 tho members OF
the society at ten or fifteen cents Zach.
tho proceeds Ia bc turned over II those
in charge Of tho drive. This gives the
-c'rty tho distinction Of ia 1nS con-
'ri:uIod hhcrally TO every cal winch
has been issued for funds for every
rur3' sc since the beginning Cf the late
W.
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WINNERS ANNOUNCED

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. June Am
rouncement has been made Of tho win
ners in the West Virginia University
rifle team shooting for the year, since
list If national schools. D. II. Hammond
gets tn" gold medal for high score OF
l94S and w. J. Williams gets a silver
medal for second high score Of 1924.
ing members Of the team: Captain c. o.
Rigs. Moorcsvillc: D. NJ. Hammond.
Mo;mdsvlllc: &. B. Allen. Moorcneld: D.
T. Moor" rarkersburg; K. c. Hammond.
Moore. Point Marion. Pa: F.. H. Biekel
and c. e. Bickel Of Parkerahurg
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W. W. Foreman

W. W. Foreman. a we'll known and
prosperous farmer Of Clinton. this coun-
~. passed away Saturday following an
illness OF a month. Mr.. Foreman was
horn in West Liberty January so. 1888.
and was therefore in his 18th year. He
served throughout tho Civil war. being
with company C. OF tho West Virginia
Twelfth Infantry.
Deceased spent most Of his life on
his farm and was highly successful. His
wife was Miss Virginia Harris. and she
with several children survive. The fol-
lowing arc the children: J. G.. of Wheel
ing. Melvin. OF Point Mills. l'ruc at homo
and one daughter. Mrs. George Stray. Of
Valley Grove. No funeral arrangemC Its
have been announced nE yet.
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Drama of Big Business
And Big Pleasure In MARY
Regain" New Stewart Film

How big Business" relaxes and
spends its swollen profits on the mid
night pleasures Of Broadway Is wildly
ienal feature which is to be seen at the
Liberty theatre four days-Monday.
Tuesday. Wednesday and Thursday.
When the capitalist and his son. and
sauandcr the money which has come
without cxertion there creep in from
the underworld creatures hideous OF soul
but with the brains Of diplomats who
begin cunningly to plot the reaping Of
dishonest harvest.
Such is the stage upon which is set
Mary Regain" Anita Stewards newest
picture. Miss Stewart has the part Of
woman. and whose father is serving a
penitentiary sentence for theft. She
has determined that she shall live
society. Unwilling to force a husband
to share the stigma Of her fathers name,
she has refused TO marry young detec-
tive.
Peter Lovem an an an attorney ss7 is the s
in evening clothes. and surrounded by
Splendor. prey upon the wealthy. He
secs in Mary an ideal tool. She is young.
beautiful. educated and refined. He de.
cidcs to use her in throwing his net over
Jack Morton. the son Of rich man.
Young Morton is inclined to be wild.
Lovcman induces young Norton'a
father 10 Scnd MIN away 10 the noun
.tainS under the cart Of Bradley, an agent
of Lorcman. Loveman takes care that
the resort to which young Morton is
sent is that at which Mary Regan Is
spending a holiday. They are thrown
together. and Mary. while knowing Love
man is plotting against both herself and
the boy, forms an attachment for him,
seeking to save him from tho reckless
pace at which he has been goiEg. When
he becomes infatuated with her she
agrees TO wed him. and they contract a
secret marriage. At a scasfore hotel
the cider Morton comes upon them with
in u few hours after their marriage, and.
because Mary has agreed not. to tell OF
their relation, the father fones them
apart.
From this time forth the story re-
solves itself into Mary's attempts 10
keep her young husband GU of the
hands Of Loveman and his cr'wd, who
are trying to get his money, ard still 10
keep secret her marriage to Jad<. Love-
man constantly threatens her. but her
good friend. Clifford. the detective, al
ways has an eye 10 her safety.
At last, however. the Loyenln crew
get Mary and Jack together in tprivaie
room at big Broadway cabart where
they are ready 10 make way With the
girl and clean up the last OF tn young
mans money. when the defective plays
his master card.
The greater the necessity for saving
tho great err your opportunity 10 use
Tho lntelliRencer Want Ads.
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RridROporf Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Evans and SON.
Raymond. Of this city. spent yesterday
with Mrs Evans mother. Mrs. Jesse
Bewl"y. ut st. Clairsvillc, Ohio.
The Fratrnal Order Of Eagles will
hold Their regular weekly meeting in the
lodge home on the Cadiz pike tonight.
Frank Dougherty and family. &C Kirk
wood spent yesterday visiting with
friends at Woodsfeld Ohio.
Oscar Moore returned to Cambridge.
Ohio after spending Sunday with his
family In this city.
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.25 SOLDIERS nj:
HURT IN WRECK

OMAHA, Ncb., June 1.-Twenty-hve
out of 276 casuals. including five onicers
and one Y. NJ. {. A. secretary. all mem
bers Of the t57th Hoboken casual COM
pany, were slightly injured early TO-DAY
when Ave Of the conches bearing them 10
preside San Francisco. plunged down
thirty foot cmbankmcnt into Salt creek.
about a hal. mile cast Of Ashland. Nc
hraska- The men were taken TO Fort
Omaha
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The greater the necessity for saving
tho greater your opportunity 10 use
The lntelligencer Want Ads.
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United Memorial Next Sunday.

The annual memorial services q the
United Fratcrnal Memorial ASSOC ation
composed Of the members Of tie local
lodges Of Junior Mechanics. Modern
Woodmcn. Odd Fellows and Rcd Mcn,
will be hold at Riverview cemetery on
next Sunday afternoon. and al, OF tho
members Of the four organizations are
expected 10 make their ABRAMS |m'nts so
as 10 be able to attend. All Of The
lodges will meet AT tho Frarcraal hall
on North Fifth street. and 4 short
march will proceed tho services at the
cemetery.
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Starke Lodge X. Of p.
The snni-monthly meeting of Starke
lodge of Knights Of Pythias OF this city
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WIRELESS AT UNIVERSITY

MORGANTOWN. w Va. June IA
sending and receiving apparatus ha.
beer established at the West Virginia
University here. this being one Of the
five colleges which have been permit ed
by tho War Department TO re-establlsh
radio work. Messages are being ex-
changed with the government station at
Arlington. Va. and the plant is being
pat in shape for regular use by the sig
nal corps unit. which will soon be cs-
tahlished at the state school here A
wireless station, previously used here.
was dismantled when the war broke out
by government orders.
buy WAR SAYINGS STAMPS
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roruetsrs, memorial Services.

Pride Of Belmont. No. 81. Foresters Of
America. were held in the West End
Methodist church yesterday afternoon
at . o'clock and practically all of the
members Of the order from this city
were present. The sermon was preached
by the Rev. W. W. Long. pastor Of the
church. and was very interesting. rs also
was the special program which had been
prepared for the occasion.
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BtgKe6t Feed Ever.

Practically all Of the members OF the
Buckeye camp Of Modern Woodmcn OF
America. with their women folks. were
present at the big banquet which took
place in the dining rooms Of the Frazier
nal hall on North Fifth street Saturday
10 do honor 10 the Ncighbors of the
camp who have returned from the scrN-
ice of the country. The tables literally
Rroaned under the burdens of good
things 10 eat, and the talkfest. which
was also a feature OF the evenings en-
joyment. was also very interesting.
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Hearing Today,

The continuance Of the coroner. in
quest in the Max Kaufman murder ase.
which was opened on Friday morng,
May Is. the day following the nigh Of
the Tragedy. will be held in Soire
Riddles office this afternoon at o'ckk.
Coroner j. 7. McCoombs of Moundsile
will sit upon the case, and the follovng
mon comprise the jury that will probet:
]. Frank Brennan. Jaseph Blake. ThoAs
p. Deegan. Walter McMillen, John v.
Leach and John Gately.
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Fourteen Mills to Start.

Fourteen OF the hot mills at the York
willie plant OF tho WhectHnE Sheet and
Tin Plate company are expected to get
started on the first turn tomorrow
morning. according TO information gwen
out yesterday, and those 10 start Will
be- mills 10 "a. inclusive. This will
be welcome ncws to a largo number Of
the employees Of tho mill. but The
weather is rather unpleasant for their
work at this time.
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American Legion Meeting.

-he members Of the recently organized
American Legion. composed of the re-
turning soldiers sailors and marines.
veterans Of the world war, will hold an
other meeting in the board Of trade
rooms in the Citizens Bank building this
evening. and all OF the returned service
men in this city arc urged 10 attend.
Plans will be made at this time por the
part which these men will TAX" in the
celebration in their honor in this city
on June 20 and 81.
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Fairgrounds Realize Good sum.

A total sum OF s363.i2 was collected
by those who were selling tags for the
benefit of the Fairgrounds association
Saturday. according TO a statement made
by Prcsident CrIswcll Of the association.
President Criswcll also stated: While
this is no: as large a sum as has been
collected in previous years. 1t IS very
good when industrial conditions are
taken into consideration. and all Of the
ladies who worked so hard deserve the
heartiest congratulations"
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Fish ana Game Meeting.

The meeting OF the Belmont County
Fish and Game Protective Association.
which was postponed from last Friday
evening. on account OF falling on ecora-
ton Day will be held in their hcadquar-
ters in the rooms Of the Rifle Club. un-
der the postorfice. tomorrow evening.
and members from all parts OF the coun-
ty are expected TO be present. as impor-
tant business matters require their at
tention.
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Funeral services over tbs rrinHins Of
tho. late rIrs Jane Cooke. mother Of Al
to-,cv George Cooke. Of 'hia city. who
~a"scG away al her home at New
!'E.rS O., Saturday morning. ut he
age e 81 years will he ConduStid from
The place OF death. this aftern oon. and
the body will be inferred in the New
Aliens cemetery.
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Funeral SERVICES Will BE- conduct"d
from the late homo No. IS Main street
on Tuesday morning. for III" lat" Owen
+. Dunla>ry. who died n lhc North
Wheeling hospital in tho 1Hth year OF
his age. Requiem high mass will be col
rbrated at . o'clock at tho Sacred Heart
church and intcrmcnt will be made In
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Mr. DunlaVry was member or the
police force. He patrolcd IN" First
Ward and was recognized as one Of the
most efficient officers On the force. Hc
leaves his wife and two daughters and
two sons The police department Will
attend the funeral in body.
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>r,,s Thoede a. Honhsn

Word WAS received Sunday afternoon
o. tho death Of Miss Thocdc G. Bonham.
which occurred yesterday morning at
her home in New York City. following
a short illness.
Deceased was the daughter Of the late
Robert c. Bonhan, for many years sem
iJr warden and a vcstry man OF ST. Mat
thews Protestant Episcopal church of
this city. She was a niece OF the late
Daniel Lamb. q former prominent attor-
ney Of Wheeling. The only near relas
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stmkins Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services over the mortal re-
mains OF the late Daniel Simkins. we'll
known and aged resident Of Stop II on
the Bellaire line. now West Wheeling
Ohio. were conducted from the late home
Yesterday afternoon at 2o'clock. with
Rev f. A Fortney Of West Wheeling
in charge. The Branum Post G. A. r.
veterans turned out in body to pay
tribute 10 their comrade, and the re-
mains were laid at rest in Linwood GEM
etery.
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Eagles Lost Hard Game.

The local Eagles baseball team lost
the game played at League park yestcr-
day to the Pittsburgh independents by
the score Of 3 to /. The game was hard
fought on the part of the Eagles pitcher.
Ryan. holding the visitors TO few scat
tered hits and scoring the single run
made by the local team himself. Tho
Eagles are claimed To have played the
best ball Of their career. and lost yester-
days game because they were oulclass-
I'd. tho visitors practically all being pro-
fessional players.
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Tho regular meeting Of the city coun-
Gil will b" held IN the city building to-
morrow evening. and all OF the routine
business which has been accumulating
during tho past month will be trans
acted. including the payment OF the
bills. Several Of tn" special committees
arc expected 10 have their reports pre-
pared for submission 10 the body for
final action.
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John Fischer

Suddenly Saturday afternoon. while
working at the Iollack Stoglc factory.
occurred the death Of John Fischer. OF
heart disease. Mr. Fischer had been a
resident OF Wheeling nil his life and was
we'll known. He was musician in the
Court Theatre orchestra for many years.
He was member OF Wheeling hall
Of American Federation Of Musicians
and also a member of the Thomson N.
+, church. He is survived by a son.
John, and two daughters, Mrs. Elsie
Fischer Eincheloc and Mrs. a. c. Craft.
Of Woodsdale. The funeral services
Saye not been arranged pending the ar
rival Of the son who Is attending college
in Detroit.
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socialists Launch Attack.

A poster CT considerable length un'
dor tho caption Of An Open Letter &c
the Citizens OF Bellaire." was distributed
about town Saturday nighks being found
under doors Sunday morning. 1t at
tackled Mayor Culbertson and council
men for passing the ordinance regulat'
ing public meetings. 1t was signed bp
the following: Fred Walchli. Frank
S,idd. Hattie V. Gnciser, and Robert
Maddox.
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Belmont Trades and Labor Assembly

The semi-monthly meeting OF the Bel
mont Trades and Labor Assembly. which
is composed Of the delegates from all
Of the labor unions in the county. held
a well-attended and busy session in the
rooms of the Heinlein building ycster-
day afternoon. All buuiness Of im7or-
lance was transacted as we'll as the
accumulation OF routine business, with
all present taking an interested part in
the discussions.
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Board of Trade Meeting

The regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trade is scheduled to take place at heir
rooms on South Fourth street tomorrow
night and a good attendance of the
members Is anticipated, as several ma t
tiers of Importance will be taken up for
discussion
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Knights of Columbus Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the local
council Of knights of Columbus will be
held in their lodge rooms on Hanover
street and good attendance OF rhe
members is anticipated. Plans have
been made for a short social session 10
follow the usual business meeting and
a short program will also be rendered.
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naenalnnraats Service.

The graduates OF the local High
school attended church services AZ the
Christian church last night. special
section Of the church was reserved Tor
ne class. Rev William r. Chase. pas
sor Of the South 4ellaire ". +. church
sei,yered the sermon. HIS subject was
aBehold." Other preachers took part IN
fhn aarYicA
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ire, Brid6eport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

, tive surviving is a sister. Mary E Bon
| ham. Of New York.
The Bolham family was Of old Vir-
| r;nia stock to later become prominent
| in West Virginia
| The telegram announcing Miss Bon
J hams death made no reference TO fun
eFal arrangements. /
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Mra. Elizabeth drubler

Funeral services will he held this
morning from tho home of her daughter
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamm. No. l01 Haw'
thornc Court. Edgwood, for tho late Mrs
Elizabeth Gruhlcr. whose death occurred
at that place Thursday morning. Re
ouiem high mass Will be celebrated al
ST. Michacls church and interment will
BE- made in Mt. calvary cemetery.
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Ngrg. Harrel 20 Entertain.

Mrs. John Farrell. Of 522 Howard
street. Kirkwood. will be the hostess to
the members Of the Ladies' Aid Society
Of Trinity Lutheran church. Wednesday
evening OF this week. An excellent pro-
gram has been prepared for the meeting
and all Of the members and their friends
are expected to attend.
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Elks Meeting Tonight

The weekly meeting Of the Benevolent
and Protective Order Of Elks Of this city
will take place in their lodge rooms on
North Fourth street this evening. and
large amount of important business is
scheduled to be transacted. All of the
members have been urged TO attend.
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Reuvood AriafH,

Mrs. Edward Cooey and son. Edward,
returned Saturday evening from a week
visit with friends in Sebring, Ohio.
r. c. Moore left last evening for his
home In Warrington after spending the
week end with local friends.
Miss Mary Matthews is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stephens OF Chrichs-
Vile, Ohio for several days.