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The Washington herald., 1919-03-19
The New Meaning of Home.
Home,

You remember how it before the war-Home good
place sleep and fuss with folks and that
about all Father had his lodge brother hurried
with the fecrs
with friend and moher-poor moher-ater putting
and locking the windows hurried nghbos
have little gossip.
It's considerably different Home
comfortable feeling brothers heart
transport homeward bound-t
and the old around his legs and
him the back and mother fung him and father
o look proud
broken the those sadeyed girls who will
they the
And while feeling about those fortunate
shoud-because everything all right
her world and she's have home Of her
with all that
looks around the house with It's been worth
working Tor build home of love and loyalty like this It's
proud Of
mohcr-the housework that used be drudge is easy
How could be otherwise when her work comfort and
pleasure her family when they come homer
That's -thatS what home place get back to- Be-
away from-now, it's the best
place in the world to get back to!
Having OF miiaism o the barn door,
unthnkabe America should refuse clnch the nails
willing Poland should have the right
Teschcn fields if they have the miner rights
rarely creditor jump debtor with
many and the Hun collector has good wishes.
q" by the papers, writes Uncle Kitch Piley that they've
adcd meeting City because advertised
migratory and unemployed Gosh almighty! they
Washington and catch meeting like that"
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But She Does Not Fah.

Hokus-"A woman invariably
gets of a trolley car backward"
Pokus-'she generally gets off a
joke the same way."-Judge.
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End Of a Sentence Gid

Howard-JUst what do you
mean by a girl OF the period?
Coward-One who makes you
psuse.-Judge.
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An Eve for Busipess.

'She says she prefers to do her
shopping by telephone"
why so?"
Says she can't bear 70 see how
little she Is getting for, the
money. London Opinion.
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division, has returned FROM Fort
Wayne. Ind, after successfully nurs-
ing her sister through a spell OF
illness.
The wetting division reports Mrs.
NJ. Jarvis and J. P. Brown on the
sick list.
A postal card was received in
the engraving division last week from
Harry Chorlton, who is sojourning
in Pasadena, Cal. Harry is an expert
picture engraver, but, as the saying is.
his ship came over, and now he and his
wife are engaged in spending money
instead of engraving II, as formerly.
Miss Sallie Faggan, OF the wetting
division, is on leave
George Z. Burrows. plate printer,
section 9. has recovered from his in
jury. and is back at work. Getting
his finger caught in the elevator door
caused all the trouble.
The following have been struck on
the sick list OF the engraving division:
Miss Ednopia Lowe and Miss Ethel
Gray.
E. D. Steen. plate printer, section s
has been out for some time on aC-
count of illness. Ell" is reported "a
be on the mend now.
Those who wish TO participate in the
bureau duck pin tournament should
get their entries in as soon as pos
sible TO A n. Dewey, section 3. as
| the list will be closed on this coming
Saturday night There are nine prizes
to be distributed in each event, sin ngIes
and blind pig doubles. and it is worth
any bowler's effort TO try to lano
one of them Let's hear from ths
| bowlers in the machine division.
Pearl Geyer Anna Thompson and
Annie V. BeslL, printers assistants in
section 3, are reported sick.
Charles - Bennett, former plate
4 printer. section 9. who died Monday
morning. will be buried from his late
residence. 4322 Fourteenth street north.
west, this afternoon at p. m. Friends
and relatives are invited to attend.
Samuel Blatt, of the examining di.
vision, is absent on account of lines.
/ in his family.
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NATURE WONDERFUL
THE MOVING VAN.

moving raies into view with load OF household trim
anchor in front of abode Then the
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gan. First. the feeder got funny
and the faint lines wouldn't receive
right. Finally Herb remarked: Huh.
army life was a cinch to this"
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by the time taken inside If the furniture pretty
reptai rugs in the pack there's something
The owners have either money they'd be moving bet
ter place Now Jasper, ask Amt that just like
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The girls of the stamp perforatinG
division wish to extend to Mrs Agnes
Dolan Co'DonnelD their deepest SYM
pahy in her late bereavement.
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Louis Forsythe has returned to his
ruling machine after visit to his
folks In North Carolina.
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Mrs. Jennings. clerk of the stamp
cumming division. has been granted
leave Of absence for a few days
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There is a rumor going around
that Louis Danforth is trying TO
break over on the day side. Need
any help, Danny? Try getting run
over by an auto. 1t worked once.
Oh. well. get your Come Back today.
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division, has returned FROM Fort
Wayne, Ind, after successfully nurs-
ing her sister through a spell OF
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by papers," Uncle Kitch Pixey that they've
meeting City because advertised
ing migratory unemployed Gosh almighty! they
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rarely that creditor jump debtor wi
Shoes but there's Bugara $6ooOoo debt &c
many. and the Hun collector has good wishes
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The Czechs willing that Poland should have the maj
the Teschcn fields if they may have the miner rgh
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Miss Anna DuIin. of the examining
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Fred Hallock. expert Iocksmith OF
the bureau. is back on the job after
long siege of sickness.
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The wetting division reports Mrs.
NJ. Jarvis and J. P. Brown on the
sick list.
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Having nailed the hide OF miitarsm the barn
that America should refuse cnch the nail
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Mrs. Maddox. of the ruling room
(also of Cherrydale). says she has
never fully recovered from her street
car accident in front of Union Station.
She insists her feelings are still hurt.
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Michael c. Flanagan, of the press
room, Is taking several days leave.
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Otto Schellin has been transferred
back to the night linotype force.
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Edward C. Grumley and Harry C.
Hayne are absent from the proof
section on account of illness.
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Pearl Geyer Anna Thompson and
Annie V. BeslL printers assistants in
section 8, are reported sick.
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Mrs. Johanna Riordan has been
absent from the pressroom five
weeks because of illness.
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By the way, have you seen that pic
ture of Reese in his new wrestling
togsp Can't tell whether he resembles
Hackenschmidt or Joe Turner.
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W. E. Lewis. maker-up in the Y
section, left Sunday for his farm in
West Chester, Pa. to get in his
crops. Deacon established the print
shop in Porto Rico and was the first
public printer there.
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The employees OF the stamp pack
ing division had a very delightful
evening Monday at the residence of
Miss Elizabeth Scott. 202s Fourth
street northeast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
S|STERSVILLE

The condition Of Miss Virginia Cutie"
who underwent an ouCratiOn for appch-
diri,is Mt the Ohio Valley General hos
dial in Wheeling last Monday is some
what improved. according TO word re-
cciycd. Miss Cutters condition was
serious for q few days.
f,hass n. Kimbal returned Friday
afternoon from q business trip to Ken
lucky.
George Stocking, of Wheeling. spent
Friday with his mother. Mrs. u. Is.
Stocking. OF Wells street.
Harley Marsh, Of Lodi. O.. Will be inc
guest during the holidays OF relatives IN
the city.
parkrrsburg for Il couple of days. will
b" accompanied home by her sister, Mrs.
Knowles, who will spend the winter
here.
have gone to Nowickct Pa. for n WISH
Of Indefinite length with dcfntivcs.
Melvin Kcister Of Mnrgantown. Norm
Carolina. is Il guest at the home OF j.
l., Flynn.
Alfred Sharp. who Is employed in
cleveland. o.. is tn" guest OF ms par
"uts. MIR and Mrs. &. \. Sharp.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. q. sage. Of Column,
bus, O.. who has been the guests Of
relatives here. hav" gone 10 Torroce.
Cul 10 spend the winter.
Little Miss Elizabeth SuGd"n. dauEh'
ter uf W. : Surd.n. l"fl yesterday 10
spend the holidays with her Erandrar
.nts AT Amsterdam. \. y. She was
acrnmpanIcd to Pittsburgh by her
father.
MISS Mary Talbot left this afternoon
for Wheeling IT, spend III" Weekend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-23
Tells Ho,U to Stop q
Bod Cough
surprianK rr~rlts from this fHInons
old homemade syrup. Easily
prepared and costs little.

II you have a severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness, throat
tickle, hoarseness, or difficult breathing
or if your child wakes mp during the
night with Group and you want qulcK
help, try this reliable old homemade
cough remedy. Any druggist can supply
YOU with 217 ounces OF Plne1. fonr
This into a pint bottle and ill the bottle
with plain granulated sugar syrup. or
Won can use clarified molasses. honey, or
corn syrup. instead OF sugar syrup, II
desired. This recipe makes a pint OF
really remarkable cough remedy. IL
tastes good. and in spite Of its low cost,
it can be depended upon to give quick
and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold OF q
cough in a way that means business.
1t louscns and raises the phlegm. stops
throat tickle and soothcs and heals the
irritated membranes that line the throat
and bronchial tubes with such prompt
ness, ease and certainty that it Is really
astonishing.
Pine1 is special and highly concen-
trated compound OF genuine Norway
pine extract, and is probably the best
known means Of overcoming severe
coughs, throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless limitations
Of this mixture To avoid diSarpoint.
ment. ask for "2i: ounces ni PineS
with full directions and don't ACCEPT any
thing else Guaranteed 20 give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re-
funded. The Pincx Co, Fl. Wayne,
Ind
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sponsible position with the government,
has returned to her hon" on Jefferson
avenue.
Mrs l.. H. Spring. Of E"shy'S Rock
was visiting friends her" vest TdAy.
Mr.. and N.rS. ". l.. Park. IT.. "f NiT'
GINA street. Will lcav" tn" first or 'h'
year for Detroit. Michigan. whrr" they
will visit friends. ,
Miss Anna ,iatts. Of eastern Fifth
street. spent yesterday IN Wheeling
Gene McWhorter, of Fairriew' Was III
this city yesterday.
Miss Louise VI. Taulman. teacher IN
the high school. will SITnd Christmas at
her hom.: in East Liverpool. ono.
Miss Viola L!,tlcwoVd, - Ill OF tonSI'
lit!s at her home on First street.
Sterling Bott"me has arrived nome
from w V. L. and will spend the hoiL-
days with his parents on Seventh
street.
tho high school has left for her homo IN
tauandaigua, y. y. whore she VIII
spend the christmas vacation.
Harry Duncan. student at Marietta
College. has arrived h"m" I" spend the
huliuays with his parents on Eighth
street
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The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Patterson is confined to her home ser
Rev. bernard Gibbs is spending
number OF days in Clarksburg with rela-
tives.
Rev. Fuller has returned 10 Michigan.
after visiting IN this city for number
Of days.
Miss Thelma Morris has returned
home after visit at Warwood.
w. E. BLACK. OF Youngstown. is visit
ing relatives in this city for a number
Mrs. ]. !. Lyons who has been i'll at
her home for a number Of days. is i'm
proving slowly.
Mrs Frank Marble. who has been i'll
at her home for number Of days, is i'm
proving nicely.
to improve after several days Illness.
c. l.. Hehy OF Pittsburg, is spending
a number of days in this city at the
Keffer Hotel.
Miss Hazel Riggs has accepted 4 posi-
ton at the Cooperative store.
Jess Hart has arrived homo from
Charleston. to spend Christmas with his
parents.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick and son. have re-
turned horne from Cincinnati. where
they visited for n number Of days.
Arch Marshall has returned to MS
home at Littleton after visiting here
for a number Of days.
Mrs. Agnes Garrison Of Littleton. is
tho guest Of Mr.. Frank Hart and FAM
Mrs. Hicks Is able to be out again
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after several days illness at her home.
Mrs. l.. r. White. Of Logan, w. Va.
IS visiting her parents here Tor num-
, Der Of days.
Earl Sears was called here yesterday
from Butler, BY The death OF I hnnn n
Mt her home for II number Of days, Is
improving nicely.
MIR. Pastorius has returned home
after spending a number of months IN
DR.. Glenn s. Morris has arrived, here
from Clarksburg, to spend several days
L. L. r, White left Yesterday for ; Hunt
ington where he will spend numper
MISS Evelyn Wright Of Holidays
Cove. is visiting friends here over the
holidays. ,n.
have returned home frSm Pittsourgh'
where they spent n number Of days.
Mrs. May Ashley Of ClarksburE. Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Mott.
Mrs. r. w. Refer. Jr.. Is confined 10
her home in Glendale. i'll.
smith McElroy has returned nome
after a brief stay with relatives in Co.
lumbus. , ,ou
home at Cameron. after hrlet WISH III
ibis city with relatives.
Miss Helen Lowe has arrived home
from Terra Alta, where she VIII remain
over Christmas with her parents
w. Hunt is able to be out again a1'eF
several days illness al his home.
Mr. and Mrs Frank RilGcrback ana
son, George. are the guests Of Mr.. thaS'
Lowe and family. H.,
Miss Maud Bryant continues - I'M
rrove nicely after several DAYS ,'Ihess'
Mrs. Fred Buskirk has returned home
after spending a number of days Mt
frank Peters has returned TO his
home at Moundsville. after brlct VISIT
here. a. IA ou,
oyoin after several days illness at her
home on Seventh street,
Mrs. II. G. Gross who has been me
guest Of Mr.. John Houck and faml!y
for number of days has returned l"
her home at Pittsburgh.
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School Closes Today.

Today will mark the closing OF all Tie
Union district schools until after the
holidays. The school will resume the
Monday following New Years. Upon
the return of tn" students the mid year
examinations Will be given and promo
tionS will b. made. \ number OF tho
rooms this afternoon will give programs
while number are having Christmas
boxes. Rooms one. two and three or
the McMechen school visited by Santa
Claus who will present every member or
the room with gift.
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Miss Francis. will .spen d the holiday.

Miss Francis. will spend the holiday.
at their home in Morgantown.
Miss Theresa Rams berg has left for
Weston for the holidays At her home.
Miss Ada Lee Phillips has returned &c
her home in Grandview. after q visit
with relatives in Newark, o.
Mrs. oliver Bent and grandson. Dan
Burt. were visitors in Fairmont yes.
tcrday
Thomas Hendrickson Is here from
Cambridge. O.. and will spend the hol-
days with his family on Howard stree.
Miss Ncra Charlton arrived home yes
tcrday from Detroit. Mich.
Miss Nora Gaughan Is spending tho
holidays at her home on Hieh street.
Miss Helen Phillips. Of Wilson Col
legc, Chambersberg. Pa, Is home Tor
the holidays,
The Misses kathryn and Alice Hor.
nor. Of De Sales Heights. are here !"
spend the holidays with their grand
mother. Mrs. Kathryn Gould.
Miss Louise Wells. of Mt. De Chan;cl
IS home TO spend the holidays,
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Sears Funeral.

Funeral SERVICES over the remaIns OF
Miss Pearl Sears. aged 81. who died
Sunday evening at the home Of Mr.. L..
F:hcrly on North Logan street. will be
held this afternoon Mt o'clock At he
Ebrrly home. Rev. Wilkinson will have
charge Of the service and interment vii
be made at Moundsville.
The deceased died very suddenly FOL
lowing several days illness. Sh"
leaves to mourn her death her mother,
Mrs. Andrew Sears and one brother
Earl
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Students Arrive Home.

Each day this week IS bringing stu
dents home from the different colleges
and universities. They will remain with
their parents until after the holidays.
The following have arrived so far:
Misses Virginia Leach. Virginia Hunt
er and Margaret Lukcns. Ohio wesley
an University: Geraldine Annette. Ohio
state; Elsie Warner. West Liberty:
Raymond Tough Ohio Wesleyan: Percy
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Z. II. Sheriff. of Pittsburgh, has &C
copied n position as pharmachist with
tn" Matthews Drug store and will report
for duty December 26.
Miss Beth Anne Carter has loft for
her home in Wheeling for over the hol-
days.
James ]. Allen was "A visitor n
Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Beatrice " lit has gone TO Nor
gantovn for brief visit after which
she will go to her home at EIkins for
the holidays.
Andrew J. Robinson has left for his
home in Harrisville.
Prof. J. II. Paterson and daughter.
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Mrs. Lee Richnand.

Mrs. Lee Richmond died at her home
on eastern seventh street Sunday night
about ten o'clock. after a lengthy ILL
ness. She was 81 years OF age and IL
survived BY her husband and three
children.
Funeral services will be held this az
ternoon at the home in charge Of Rev.
Workman. Interment will be made IN
Mt. Rose cemetery.
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TO MEET AT CoLuMBus

INDIANAFOLIS. Dec. 22--The spcclaI
convention Of the United Mine Workcra
of America will be held in Columbus.
nouiccd at the International heodouar-
ters Of the organization here TO-DAY. The
call for the convention was being pre-
pared today and probably will 8 oGt
tomorrow.
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County Court.

The county court met yesterday IN
special session to consider road mat
I tiers.
County Road Engineer Robert c. Foho
was appointed as the engineer to have
charge OF the road work authorized by
the recent special bond election In Cam
eron district. The selection OF an en-
glneer was carried over until the meet
ing on January Is. 1920.
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renchara Lea1a For Homo.

A number Of the faculty of the Union
High school will leave for their home
this evening or tomorrow TO remain
until after the holidays. The following
are leaving:
Miss Dale Ross. Parkersburg: Miss
Mary Louise Holiday and mother. Tor
Virginia: Mack Wolf. Pittsburgh and
Carl Bonar Moundsville.
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The inmates ~ the p"utt"utarE %ul
have a Christmas this year that Will be-
long remembered by all ot them. War
den j. H. Terrell has secured mann
moth Christmas tree and this Will be
placed in the chapel and will bear a
present fo- each person. \ chicken din
ner will be prepared and no work will
be done upon that day. The prisoners
will not b. allowed 10 see the tree until
evening
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Entertatns Class.

Mrs. AL Jennings will entertain the
members Of her sunday school class
Monday evening at her home in honor
Of a number of the members OF the
class who have been away >at college:
4 delightful evening will be spent in
music, games and other diversions. At
a late hour a delicious luncheon will be
served.
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M'MECHEN
Gave Program Last Evening.

deayor society of the FIRST church Of
God met last evening hut instead Of
holding their weekly business m""tinE
a program was given. 1t proved very
interesting.
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chriztmaa Prorrana

Tho different churches through out
the city Will give Christmas programs
this evening Those that are TO give
programs are the First NJ. E. the Epls-
cppal. the Glendale NJ. E. and the Bap-
Inst churches.
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VIII Entertain Today.

This afternoon at her home on North
Marshall .treet. Mrs. William Rial viii
entertain i,rr members Of District No. |.
of the Loyal Wom"n'S class. y pleas
ant afternoon will hc spent in music
and needlcwork. At 4 ScaSunablc hour
a luncheon will be served.
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RnH nmna RnsY.

The post Office OF this city is buster
this year than il has been for num-
Der Of years. TWO extra clerks have
been hired for the holiday rush and two
extra mails were put out Sunday.
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Houndsvi1le Psraonalx

Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. O'Dea- of Morton
avenue. spent yesterday in Wheeling.
Mrs. Ocea McCune. who has been Ill
at her home on Sixth street. has recoV-
cred.
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,,a,a. ~ nm. Golden Eao1s

Chosen Friend Temple No. II, Ladies
OF the Golden Eagle. will meet in reSu-
lar session Tuesday evening at 1880 in
the l. o. o. +. hall on Tenth street;
Business Of importance will be ATTENDED
TO.
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Aooepta positdou as roraman.

J. J. Donovan of this city has accept
ed position at the Fairmont Baltimore
Mr.. Donovan will move his family there
in the near future.
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SiXtSeD

Sixteen convictS were released from
the peniteptiary yesterday. OF the six
teen ten were paroled and one was par
dOneG.
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Position Hera.

Mrs. Walter Augusta. Of Dnuccr Az.
cnuc, is able to be out after being Ill
the past few weeks with appendicitis.
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Coxen and Donald Reynolds. University
OF Pittsburgh; Felix Steck. West Viz
GINA University and William Aackey.
University Of Baltimore.
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WARRINGTON
Has Influenza.


Mrs. Hugh Jam!son Is very i'll OF in
fIuenza and neuralgia at her homo on
hamilton avenue.
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were shopping in Sistersville, W. Va.
Saturday.
H. II. Keefer was a business visitor in
Marietta, Ohio. Friday.