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The Washington herald., 1919-07-23

fon, . NelII, Myers. ThTcc-ba~c hlts-MNtTS,
Chapman. Sacrifice hitS-Trner. WambsZanss.
Double plays-Naylor to DUwd 10 Burns; Coyel-
eskie to O'Nei to Wsmleganss. Left on bases
Athletes, s: Cleveland g. Bas- on halls-Of
Nsylor. ): on Myers. ; Hits-Of Myers, in
IS l,3 innings: of Covelcskie. in % inning.
Struck crlt-By Nayl"r 4: by Myers. ? Winning
PITCHER Myers UmpireS-Evans and NAllin.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23

Totals. = 6 a Is T1tals.... 2S = i /
'Batted for NayluF IN the ninth.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23
LEFT EARFUL

Soon as Wilson leaves Europe
they began giving up the worst
of it. Look what they did to
Pal Moore.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-23

Totals II l3 2 10 q Totals. 81 ~ Is / !
ScDrp by innings:
New York............... OOol 20o 7-s
Il-il,nn Ii |
The sun., 1919-01-12
COTTON FUTURES
WEAK AT CLOSING
Early Advance Followed by
Net Decline Of From 3
to 90 Points.

An early advance in the cotton mar
ket was followed by renewed weakness
with the close barely steady at net
decline OF 3 to % points. After selling
I'D from 25.0Sc. TO e64ec,. March con-
tracts closed at 26r.. and the last
prices generally were at just about the
lowest point Of the day. There was
some trade buying as well as covering
on the early advance, but the bulk OF
the demand was attributed to shorts
covering for over the week end and az
soon aa the buying from that source
tapered off. the market weakened under
a revival OF the selling movement that
has been In progress for the past two or
three days.
There were overnight selling orders
around the ring at the start, and the
opening was unchanged TO &c points
lower These early offerings were
quickly absorbed and the market frmed
up right after the call. with active
months selling about 25 to 35 points net
higher As soon as the more urgent
demand from shorts had been supplied
however. the market showed lack OF
support and broke back to about the
low point during the later trading.
The sun., 1919-01-12
CAPT. FREDERICDOSE
DIES OF PNEUMONIA
Wounded at Chateau Thierry
and Saw Hard Fighting in
the Argonne.
DAVE HOCHSTEIN MISSING
Soldier Musician Last Heard
From in OctObcr-Nathaniel
Cordova Very Much Alive.

Capt. Frederic Dose Of 329 McDon-
ough street. Brooklyn, who was chem
ist in the United States agricultural
service when he enlisted as n private Il,
the Regular Army in 1917, died OF pneu-
monia In France on December II. He
was commissioned az Captain at FL
paso and went to France last April In
command Of Headquarters Company,
Sixteenth United States Infantry.
Capt. Dose was severely wounded AT
Chateau Therry in July but was able
TO return to his command two months
later. He went through the St. Mhiel
salient campaign and participated in the
great drive through the Argonne Forest
He came out OF the Argonne the only
surviving officer OF his company, only ia
fall victim to pneumonia after the ar
mis'ce had been signed. On Thanks
giving Day he cablcd that he was well
and that he expected to he home soon
He was n graduate of Pubic School IS
Of the Boys High School and OF Pennsyl.
vania State College.
Relatives and friends of Private Ma
thaniel Cordova Of Company I, Seventh
United States Infantry. saw his name IT
the list Of dead a few days ago. but yes
'tIudN lelltTS were received from MN
pos,dating the day the War Department
said he died and stating that he had re-
covered from his wounds. was very much
alive and had reiolned his company
In the battle of the Argonne Fores
Cordova was hit twice bv machine CUR
bullets and shrapnel and was believed e
be MORALLY hurt. In November his fam
lily was notified by the War Department
that he had been killed In action on Dc
tober II But letters from him ar,
dated IN December and Get at rest tn,
story Of his death
The Music League OF America Is en-
deavoring TO learn the truth as to tn,
report that Lieut. David Hochste,n. sol
der violinist. was killed In battle
Neither the War Department nor tht
Red Cross can confirm or deny the ru
NOR which proceeded from overseas. bu
the league hopes that returning sold'er
will be able to give the necessary infor
nation. Lieut.. Horhsten had been II
France In April. 1918. and wrote to HI,
mother every week until October 10
when his letters abruptly ceased.
The sun., 1919-01-12
DAINTIES HURT SOLDIERS.
Declaration Hospital Flooded
With IndigestibIe Food.

An epidemic OF Indigestion due to
high living" has struck Debarkation
hospital No. 3, where 5000 wounded
Crd invalid American soldiers are con-
ral.scing. II was explained yesterday.
simultaneously with the posting OF a
zig Tiacard at tho institution which
read
Visitors are prohibited from bring
ing or sending food, with the exception
o. fruit. TO the patients"
= h. Darling, executive officer OF the
American Red Cross at the hospital
admitted that the boys were receiving
50 many dain.ies that they could not
a: their meals'' and the surgeons IN
ck-ige had protested against the daily
,'aianche of cake. pie. candy and othc.
'cA v!aH4s which made their patients
~.
The sun., 1919-01-12
FIRE ME-ACE IN GREENPOINT.
fonrth Alarm for Frozen Hydrnnts
Gives Firemen Upper Hand.

-Four alarms were sent in last night
f7r fire In the building occupied by the
Century Freproof Door Company, Rich
trdson and North Henry streets. Green
I'nt There are numerous factories
cad other large buildings in the neigh
torhood, and for that reason three
Harms were pulled. the fourth following
'hea l. was found that some Of the
fld-'Hrs had frozen, and II was feared
t1e baza might get away from the Are
ren, However, the large number Of
apparatus called to the scene prevented
lie Hrc from spreading and in a COM
lara'yely snort time he firemen had
tie h.a1e under control The damage,
!. vas believed. would not be heavy.
The sun., 1919-01-12
Police May Have n Canteen.

A canteen is likely TO soon be estab-
lished in one OF the rooms In the base
ment of Police Headquarters for the
benefit OF the employees OF the building
and the two or three hundred detectives
and policemen who.are there every day,
so Commissioner Enrlght said yesterday
He said that experiments nj the police
camp at Sheepshead Bay last summer
had showed that the men could be fed at
n much lower rate than they paid In
restaurants. His Idea, he explained
was to sell wholesome. substantial meals
at cost.
The sun., 1919-01-12
TWO CAUGHT IN GAS BLOWUP.
White Plains building Wrecked,
hut workmen Are Unhurt.

Andrew Finley and Harry SChnoore
entered the building which houses the
big acctyIene gas tank on the country
estate OF S, u Tompkins, president OF!
the New York Rag Company. near
White Plains, Friday night to thaw out
the frozen pipes. They carried torches
and the gas became lgnited and exploded.
Finley was blown forty feet. His
clothing was torn 10 ribbons. but he was
uninjured. Schnoore was found lying on
what had once been the foundation 70
the tank house. which was blown TO bits.
lie was temporarily blinded by gas. but
otherwise was unhurt.
The sun., 1919-01-12
SITUATIONS wANrED-M.LE.

POSITION wen'a d by man who haa
been secretary ard manager Of hydro
electric company for the past 81 years.
THIS COMPANY was recently sod: prefers to
represent some concern In his home cry.
or near vicinity: won q trav"l II necessary;
has equipped othce in I.anCasrer Pa, can
give best o. references Address p q Box
i6t. Tau"'sfe' P,
STPERI\TENDFNT or Manager--Mtn
iAmericanl with 20 years experience IN
handling men wishes position N manufac-
ng plant as Organization and production
manager c r. L n. BOX 75 Sun orl~e
The sun., 1919-01-12
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS

Connecting mails close at G. T., o. and City
Hal station at $50 =. NJ. daily.
Philippine lslaUdS via san FraAcisco) Jan.
Is 50. ShIuyo MarI.
Fiu Islancs New Zealand and Australia
via Va couver and Victoria. d. c. Jsp. IA
SIS MAkura,
HAWAII and Guam Japan. Corea. China
Siam Cochin china. STRAITS Settlements and
Netherlands East indies Iyns mail IS for.
warded TO the Pacific coast daily tor iespatth
to destination by the best opportunity.
The sun., 1919-01-12
20 BILLION CIGARETTES IN 1918
OmciaI Report says Most of tae
smokes VIII He Used in U. 2.

WASHINGTON. Jan. IL. - Thirty-nine
tl!:oa cigarettes were produced In the
Tinted States last year. and. 80 far as
to Department OF Agriculture has been
i5le - ascertain. practically all will be
,se1 IN this country. as few will be ex-
l'rted This represents four times as
'0any cigarettes as were produced seven
years ago.
Consumption OF tobacco In other
forms decreased slightly last year. due
largely to higher prices. Last year
'2l 100000 pounds of leaf tobacco we're
used in manufacturing, compared with
eos,00o 900 in 1917.
The sun., 1919-01-12
SOCIALISTS WITHDRAW.
Five Delegates Abandon Internn'
tional Conference.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-Five OF the six La
Dor members OF the House of Commons
who were nominated to attend the IN
tsrnational Socialist Conference In Lau-
same. which would attempt to innuence
the decisions OF Tire peace congress re-
garding trade unionism and Socialism.
have declined to go.
The fve men are James Sexton. c. W.
Bowerman. John r. Clynes. VIII Thorne
and Arthur Onions James ii. Thomas'
the sixth delegate, has not yet an
nOIEced his decision.
The sun., 1919-01-12
PNEUMONIA STRIKES FAMILY.
wife Dies. Her Husband ana Two
Sons III in Montclair.

Mrs. Charles II. Brush died Friday
night in her home. IS Montague place.
Montclair. n. j., after short illness
from Influenza followed by pneumonia
Her husband and her son, Charles H.
Brush. Jr.. ~ years old, are i'll with
pneumonia In the Mountainside Hos
pital. and another son. Francis G. Brush,
81. 10 convalescing from tho same dis
ease,
Mr.. Brush has not been informed Of
his wife's death.
The sun., 1919-01-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS OF spa-
claltties desiring European rcpr' sentRtiou
should communicate with Undersigned
member Of one ~ Foreign High Commits
sion (abnut leaving for France. Com N IL e.
s!on basis For personal interview address.
with fun details SALESMAN, Room "a
Wsrder P'dR. Warrington. n G.
CORPORATIONS
Organised Fees taken In stock
Errc'rnt service II. T. Y. u. o
Roy aSe MndIrnn SnMnrr
The sun., 1919-01-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Standard Time.
Sun rises. A NJ Sun sets. ..4:fe z M
Moon sets....3:I A
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. .S:5l A NJ Gov Island..i:3 M
Hell Gate...s:o5 A NJ
Low WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook al A NJ Gov. Islt nd li:o4 A N
Hell 10 NJ
The sun., 1919-01-12
HELP WANTED-MAIR.


JEADISG sccrc. society w"uIs w"n 10
salaries nr advances. THE OWLS, South
BENT Ind,
LINOTYPG operators receive S35 weekly!
tigatiou corrted. Empire School, 80 = 10 h,
MANAGERS AND APPRAISERS experl-
enCed in chattel loan business wanted hy
large corporation for out OF town offices,
Licensed and under State superI i~iun State
age experience. naming employers and
salary 10 start in first letter Permanent
come elton with opportunities 1909
Liberty Bldg. Phlla.. Pa.
MEN-Age II to IS. Exper!encc unn"ces-
sary Travel. make secret inye4fiElttnus
reports Salaries; expenses American For
e!gn Detective Agency, 50 s.. Louis.
ROOSEVELT. True Amertoru--.., a'hentio
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liberal terms: outhts free Phillips pub
fishing Company, Chicago, Atlanta, Ga,
waco Teyas Address re2Iee, ofhce. I
SAIESMAN wan. cd to sell oar high
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Other awards made include:

First Lieut.. Lloyd A. Hamilton. de-
iing;on. Va FRS; Lieut.. Frank o. Hunter.
Iseth Aero Pursuit Squadron. 216 East
CASTOR street. savannah. Ga. First Lieut..
$40 South Lafin street, Chicago. Corporal
Leo l. Ross. 3sist Infantry. Solano. y. Nj;
Sergeant " ll.sm Vi. Koutz, S6lst Infantry.
Crescent. Okla, Corporal Jesse /. King.
deceased. S6lst lrfsntry. Laramie, Wyo.;
Corpora Robert J. walsh. nom Machine
Baltimore, Ma; Private George E Ruhi.
lloth Machine GIN Battalion, Cumberland,
Nd, Second lieut. EimoId 6. Lesurhn,
clifford p Brown. lloth Machine Gun Bat
tniion, Akron. ono; Private George Thorn
T%ts, SIKH nha lGf'1,Ty NESua1d ,o vs. Erst
tieth Field Artillery. Greenyille. Tex. Capt
Howard r. MSAasms Seventh Engineer.
Minneapolis ,, Nm fr CO! iGtn W.
Tenn. Sergeant John r. Baker Seventh
Regiment Bar.ro:t la; Capt Charles J,
neers. Austin. Tcx.; Sergeant OTIS c.
scooy. Seventh Engineers. 81. Francs.
Also Private Mody A. Weeks. .,h En-
ginecrs, Crews Depot, Ala; Capt. Gaines
Moseiy on R.G.mtni; United statss Ma.
I. s NJ, G. Paxton. IL Corporal ROber;
S,9ysr 1 s.h RrFi 5I,t w u s. a. e. Ca
regiment u s N 6. lost creek Va;
Private Charles T, Mccoy. Headquarters
Company, 9TH Regiment L. S. NJ C.
Lopisburg, kan: Hospital Apprentice Eu-
gene H Tenley. deceased. Y. $. y. at
tached TO 9TH Regiment. L. s. NJ c..
Wilcox. AriZ.; Passed Assistant Surgeon
Preston Alexander NcIendon. L. 9, y.
attached to 9TH Regiment Z. s, NJ. c.
Morven y G.; Capt. John F. Ryan. 5th
Regiment. Y. g. NJ c. Galveston, Tex
Also Gunn-ry Sergeant Arthur Lying
9Th Regiment. L. $ NJ. c. Winthrop.
Mass: Capt. Felix Beauchamp. Ssh Regi-
ment L. s. NJ C.. Sitka, Alaska: First
Lieut.. Alexander II. Stone, ll6th Infantry.
Richmond. Va: Sergeant Edwin L.
Corporal John II Mtdofr. il6th Infantry,
Waver.ey. Va; Private Everett p Cooper.
Il6th Infantry. Cambria. Va; Sergean,
Jacob Reck;enwald, 3l3th Infantry. 2?lS
Tulip street. Philadelphia. Pa, and
Private william BrI ION, sltth Infantry,
Decatur Ark.
The sun., 1919-01-12
AMERICANS ON CANADIAN LIST.

Rochester Man Repatriated and
Meriden Soldier Wounded.
OTTAWA, Jan. 11.--Names OF the fol-
lowing Americans appear In the Cana
dian casualty list issued here tonight:
DIED.
FLAHERTY. T. o, Dorchester. Mass.
Ill.
LEONARD. r, Cornellsv'lle Pa.
PERRIN. H., Marion. la.
WOUNDED.
CHADBURN. f.. Meriden, Conn.
REPATRIATED.
PEARSON. X. A. C,oHuet. MINI,
ROSETTA. F, CHICAGO.
MARTIN, j. olympia, Wash,
PETERS, A., Rochester, y. Y.
SHEEHAS. r. Lawrence. Mass.
JONES. p. T. Erie. Pa
The sun., 1919-01-12
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PATENTS.

PATENTS-Dookle free H'rhrgt refer
enCes Rest results Pgomptn"Hs assured
WATSON Z, COLEMAN, Patent lawyer.
ga street. Washington. d. c.
The sun., 1919-01-12
HE'LL wANTED-FEM.NLE

BILLING CLERK El!iott-F!rchcr ma
chine. state exp .ience md sti1.y desired:
Aprly by letter to the DtPIAN SILK
C0RPORATION. so u on Square.
WOMEN TO SEW Woods s,ut prepaid
to your door: plain swing. a'ealy work;
no canvassng send reply enNG.ure for
prices paid UNIVERSAL CO. Desk :,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Neutrality-suspicious. Operator for or
hours work only each week. STEPHEN
BALLARD RUBBER CO, 80 W. Broad
way, Gerken Bldg, City.
The sun., 1919-01-12

ARRIvED-sATURDAY JAN. II.
SIS Toloa, Brest. Dec. 81
IS Maracaibo Mayaguez. Jan. !.
Ss Mexico. Havana, Jan. Z.
sc San Jose, Santa Nara. Jan. 4.
ss Themisio, Hull, Dec. 81,
SIS Tweeddale, Gibraltar. Dec. rs.
IS ICELAND. barry Roads Dec. ~.
SIS n Mar. New Orleans Jan. 3.
IS Nestwyskn, Cris' obal. Jan. !.
- Lake Plac d. Guant ananlo, Jan. I.
IS Fred w. We Ter, Baton Rouge, Jan. l.
IS kiow1, Norfolk, Jan. Q.
Ss Meteor. Norfolk. Jan. g.
IS tomus. New Orlpf ms. Jan. 6.
IS Westt hester Norfolk, Jan. Q.
IS Mohawk. Charleston. Jan. s.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK.
SIS James 8. whitney. at lquique.
IS Aniwa, at Fgyal.
SAILED FOR NEW YORK
SIS Czarltza, from Liverpool.
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2 VALIANT FLIERS
WIN WAR CROSSES
Reconnaissance Feat Behind
German Lines Brings
Coveted HOnOrs.
MANY OTHERS ARE CITED
Several New York and New
Jersey Names on List
of Heroes.

The newest list OF citations for such
extraordinary heroism as has resulted
In comforting the Distinguished Service
Cross contains the name of First Lieut.
Louis @. Bernhemer, a pilot OF the air
service attoched to the Eighty eighth
Aero Squadron and whose home Ia at
1873 East Sevcnty-second street, New
York city. Near Tailley. France, on No
vember .. 1918, Lieut.. Bernheimer as
plot and First Lieut.. Ralph p Bagiey
az observer on their own initiative sue
cessfully accomplished a reconnaissance
mission behind the German lines. secur-
ing valuable Information on the condi-
ton OF the bridges across the Meuse
and as regarded enemy activity in the
back areas
First Lieut.. Francis ]. Kelly OF the
Fifth Regiment, United states Marine
Corps whose home Is at SO Dean street,
Brooklyn. gets the coveted decoration on
account Of herosm near ST. Etienne.
France. on October 4. 1918. After all
other officers OF his company had been
killed or wounded Lieut.. Kelly took com.
msnd. ordered an advance against
greatly superior forces. broke down the
enemy's attack and captured many pris-
oners.
Cross Awarded to Runner.
Private Elton f Mack!n OF the FIFTH
Regiment, United States Marine Corps,
who lives with his mother, Mrs Harriet
A. Lewiston. at Chittenden, y. Y, gets
! the q. s. c. because. at Blanc Mont,
France. on october I. 1918, he carried
! messages as runner over territory
which was constantly under shell fire.
exhibiting singular courage and devo-
ton TO duty"
First Lieut.. James A. Mcfarland. de-
cea sed. was awarded the cross for the
gallant example he displayed In action
Mt Bossoisbois. France. October and 4,
receiving wounds which caused his death
He lived at Burlington, n. j., and be-
| longed to the 18th Infantry
Sergeant George w. Powell OF Com
pany b. Hin Machine Gun Battalion
whose horne Is IN Camden. n. j., is
| decorated because he had the courage TO
keep a machine gun going four days in
an Isolated spot after all the men of his
command had been killed or wounded
except himself.
! Sergeant William O. Nicol. Company
! A, HIN Machine Gun Battalion. gets
the cross for extraordinary heroism near
Verdun on October -. 1918. when he
kept his guns in action covering the ad-
vance OF the infantry and rescued
wounded men under shell fire. He lives
at 394 Grove street. Jersey City.
| Second Lieut.. Henry r. Blackman.
deceased, got the cross for heroisn with
his command. the l16th Infantry. near
Brabant. France. october II. 1918.
Severely wounded. he refused to 20 out
of action and kept fighting until he was
killed. His home was in Jersey City.
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TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL rosr NAH

TRANSATLANTIC PARCEL rosT MAILS
Great Britain and Ircland-c!ose at A. NJ.
Jan j. Ss NIeu An SERBIAN.
France .ose al 80 A. NJ, Jan. IS, SIS
Niagara.
lt.ly-Close at s A. " Jan. - s. San
Glorg o and at $50 A. NJ. Jan. Is, IS Owrgo
GibraItar-C.Ose at A. NJ. Jan. "a. Sc
San G or o.
IAb9rla Norway. Sweden. Denmark. Re,
GUM Netherland,. Greece. Germany. Austria
anu Hulkary-SerElce suspended.
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
EFT nv, H..
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MEN-Age II to IS. Experience unn"ces-
ssry Travel. make secret iuyesflElttnus
reports Salaries; expenses American For
eign Detective Agency. 81 s. Lnu!a.
The sun., 1919-01-12

LEADING secret society wants T"N 10
no, members Big money 10 Ig men No
ries or advances. THE OWLS south
Renl Ind.
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SAILED FOR NEW YORK.
SIS Czarltza, from Liverpool.
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I.INpTY PIE operators receive S3i weekly /!
ideal trade; day, evening; cost s %: invcs-
tigatior corrted. Empire school l33 = 10 h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
BrtdQeport Brtefa.

c. F. NcuhardL leaves to-day for a
two weeks business trip through the
eastern part of this state in tho inter
csts Of his agency for the Standard
AUTOMOBILES.
Charles Weiscnd and family, Of Sales
vile, leave for home to-day after spend
ing tho weekend with relatives here.
The members Of the volunteer fire de-
partmcnt held all interesting meeting
in their quarters at tho city building
yesterday.
The regular meeting of the Junior
Order of United American Mechanics
will take place this evening and il il ex-
pcctcd that it will be largely attended.
The second arrest on a charge OF
drunkenness in the last month. was
made by Chief McConnaughy Saturday.
The weekly meeting Of the Fratcrnal
Order OF Eagles will be held in their
hall on the Cad!z pike, tomorrow eve
nlng.
Clyde Gamble of this city. and a par
~ Of friends. leave to-day for an ex-
tended auto tour through the mount aims
Of West Virginia and the Shenandoah
valley.
Charles McGough. Of the Whitaker
Glcssncr travelling force, spent Sunday
with his parents in Brooksidc.
John Hogh. OF Brookside who has
been seriously Ill for some time, shows
signs Of Improvement.
Dr., Robert Higgins. we'll known for
mrr local dentist. has arrived home af-
ter being discharged from the service.
and will reopen dental parlors here in
tho near future
Raymond w. Evans and mother. Mrsr.
w. II. Evans. OF this city. spent Sunday
with the lattcr's parents, at ST. Glars
willie. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-30
Martins Perry Briefs.

Attorney George Cooks has arrived
home after several days spent in ClCve-
land on business
The members Of the N-HiEh. Alpha Fi
outings planned for tho 4th.
church. and Roy. Il. ". Jameson. Of
the United Presbyterian church. OK
changed pulpits last night.
Rev. F. K. Mcdaniel. Of Moundsrille
preached both morning and evening ser
vices AT St. Johns Lutheran church yes
tcrday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llcwcllyn Reese. Of this
city. leave this week for Marietta. O.
Ia make their future homo.
Mrs. Joseph Savclshnrg is confined to
""r homo on North Third street. quite
Ill.
Miss Margaret Dixon. daughter Of Mr..
md Mrs. Fred Dixon. Of North Fourth
street. is able to be out. following n
brief illness.
Tho entire plant at the Laughlin mill
started on tho first turn this morning
and will close Thursday Ia o'clock for
tho 9Th.
The local Eagles baseball team will
1tagc n dou'No hAdcr against the York
villo aggregation. at League park on the
4th.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Smith have return
cd homo after short visit with their
son. Lemotta. ut Alliance.
One case Of smallpox has been re-
ported in Actnavillc and quarantined
by the Bridgeport authorities.
Miss Thclma Owens. Of Cumb"Tland.
Ma. has arr a'cd here to visit her grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. g. Smith.
Harold Owens OF Cumberland Md
who was recently discharged from the
Navy. will arrive here tomorrow for a
visit with relatives.