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working in Akron. came home SATURDAY
and is i'll at his home with old. fash
toned measles.
were shopping in Wheeling Saturday.
Miss Gertrude Gummerl spent Sntur-
day evening with her parents near Short
Creek.
Mrs. Enmaline Adams and daughter,
Louise. spent the latter part or the week
with relatives IN Short Creek.
Raymond. son Of Mr.. and MIS-. Jonn-
son. who has been in Martins Ferry
hospital, was brought home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Fitzgerald
spent Sunday with relatives in Tneon-
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hargrare were shopping
Miss Louise Adams. who has been
teaching school in Dillon. started TO
work for A f. Stringcr Monday.
MI Russell McEugh- OF Mt. Pleasant
was in Adena Wednesday on business.
Misses Audrey johnson. Della Blake
and Lizzie Hardy were shopping In
Cadiz on Tuesday evening.
Miss Clcda Brady. OF Hcrrtck was
calling on her friends in Adcna Tues
Mr. Louis Stamnl. Of Cadiz was cal
ling on his friend in Adena Tuesday
evening.
Several from this place went to Cadiz
Tuesday afternoon to see the tanks.
Miss Ada Gummere and Mrs. Marga-
ret Casncr were shopping in Wheeling
Tuesday.
mon will be held in the NJ. f church
SUNDAY evening. Rev AShDurn VIA ~
liver the sermon.
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BENWO0D



Mayor Clark Sprouts. Of this city.
stated Saturday that he wished to urge
upon the good people Of BenWood and
McMechen the necessity OF cooperating
with the Bcrwood Volunteer F1re de-
partment in the repetition OF "Brookdale
farm" Friday evening. May :, 1918. 81
the McMcchen school auditorium Thc
play in itself is clean. wholesome ana OF
the highest type Of amateur prodOc-
tons. aside from the fact that the pro
cceds derived from this performance are
to be used toward eQuipping their quar-
tiers with such Injuries which tend to
hold an organization Of this kind to-
gether and as an incentive to the fire
land il is incumbent upon every person
who possibly can TO buy a ticket and II
at ali possible to be present at this per-
Torrance and in this manner show ap-
probation for the excellent work per-
formed by these boys in the past re-
CARELESS OF time. weather conditions.
etc. in responding to fire alarms and
effective work at fires in this vicinity.
1t is regretted by the boys that they
we're unable to find suitable accornoda-
tions for their second performance in
this city. as the first performance was
shown at McMechen. The boys have
new line OF specialticS and all new seen
cry for this second production. and II
would indeed be shame for the public
10 disregard matters OF this character.
and in conclusion I want to again urge
every person who can possibly go to be
present on May 9. 1919, at the McMechen
school auditorium. and VIII assure
each and every one Of them an evening
we'll spent, and they will be convinced
that the Benwood Volunteer Fire depart
ment can do something else besides ex-
tinRuiSh fires
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M'MECHEN
GREAT VICTORY
LOAN MEETING
At NJ NECHEN
Overseas Band Pnrades Streets md
ArouSes Much Eathustasm.

Thu mass meeting held In this city
yesterday Afternoon AT the Midway tho
afro III the interest of the Victory Loan
prov cd u big surrcss In every way.
The principal feature or tho after
moons program VS. the l3jth regiment
band FRAN ovcraras which IL trnvo!!ng
through the different cities In interest
of tn" Victory lAun. The band IL ccIn-
posed ct ~ lads who have been over
rrls, All heing college graduates In
music. They arrived in this city about
. n'riork. coming from Wheeling by a
sprriul cur, After playing n number
of selections on the srh"n! LAWN, they
ma rrh-d Ia IN" Midway theatre J'.hn
SinbcrI presided ut the meeting which
was opened by u selection by the band,
followed by very enthusiastic speech
by Judge beer, who Is travelling with the
band What proved The attraction or
the afternoon was the Deister brotheIs
who sung ia Da;" the boys were for
merry connected with the Keith Vaudc-
willie. The hoys made Il great hit as they
wccr applaudcd back several times.
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FLUSHING

Oscar Brandenburg. Of MAdison. Wis.
visited over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs
Will Wilson.
Captain Alfred Hobson who has just
recently returned from France. visited
the first Of tho week with his sister
Mrs. Gertrude JudkinS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Cowen. OF
Akron. visited over Sunday with Mr.
Governs mother. Mrs. Kate Cowen.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Holloway have
returned from a few days visit in
Columbus.
Roy f. Crabtrcc is visiting his par
cnts at Oak Hill. o.
Henry Cowen and family. Of Bcllare
visited over Sunday with his parent s.
Mr. and Mrs. n. r. Cowen.
Paul and Ralph Finncy. Of Akron.
visited the first of ehe week with their
aunt. Miss Mary FHnney.
Otis Bethel. Of st. Clairsvillc. was a
business visitor in town Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. Stclla Timberlnkc. Of Akron. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas Kirk
John T. Howell was a business visitor
in Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Oglcvic was shopping In
Wheeling Friday.
George f'heelnr Jr. Of Fairpolnt
visited Sunday with friends here.
Misses jessie and Leila Ross. who
have been teaching al Ncffs. have re-
turned to their homo here.
Tho W. c. r. l.. will hold public
meeting in tho Methodist church Sun
day evening. May 4. at o'clock Frof
Zaugg. Of Barnesville. will deliver an
address
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Siberian Troops Are
Forcing Back the Reds

BElLBEI. Province Of Orenburg.
Southeast Russia, Monday. April al
Try thu Associated Press. )-Sibcrian
troops are pushing close to Samara ana
Orenbtl 1t Is rcpoSed that the la:ler
town Is being evacuated by the Solshe-
Wiki. and it Is expected a fortnight will
see the capture OF Sanara by the Siher-
inns. To the northward the Sibcrans
have occupied BuGulma, Menselinsk and
Glastov. The morale OF the troops IS
excellent.
The retirement OF the Czcchs from the
southeastern Russian front at first re-
garded AZ q calamity has been greatly
offset by tho spirit. sclf-rclIance and
patriotism shown by the new troops
The advance OF the SIbcrians which has
heon almost continuous. since the first
OF the year, has been carried practically
10 tho PREDETERMINED limit OF poss bill
ity before tho spring thaH. 1t Is ex-
pooted that the SieeT!ans will undertake
a. now drive Hoon with the river Folga
as thnt robtect.
This front IN held by an army Of 200.-
900 officers and men organized since
Admiral Kolchak took control five
month naRo. Previously the various units
were not coordinated. tho respective
leaders of the various organizations OPP
perRtlnE with tho common object OF
stopping the 3olshnvlk invasion These
commandH have been ocmctcd into a
responRihie disciplined body OF troops
under the direction Of Il general staff.
second army Of 100000 men Is being
formed In tho rear.
Duo TO the effort Of France and Great
Britain quantities Of much needed
equipment arc arriving. Recently he
third glbesian corps Operating hero re-
oeipod $4,000 rifleA. Is cannon and
equipment for 100000 infantry and TO-
900 cavalry. Training schools for Of
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LOUISVILLE

Miss Edna Bowles has been reelected
as teacher in the second primary grade
Of Flushing schools.
A number Of local people attended the
Order Of Oh Fellows at Morristown. on
Saturday evening. Rev. H o. Teegar-
ten. of the NJ r. church. gave the ad-
dress Special music was rendered.
G. C. Bowles and family. J. H. Lopez
and family and Miss Matte Mcpherson
attended the dcdicatory services on Sun
day. at Belmont. The new Methodist
church was practically freed from debt:
Miss Doris Mcpherson Is out OF school
this week because OF sickness; presufna-
bly, the result of too much hike.
The wonan's Club was held on Setur-
day at the home Of Mrs. Q. A. Orrtson'
of west Of town.
Raymond Evans. OF Bridgeport. re-
Gently discharged from over sea service
vys q Sabbath visitor with his Aunt.
Mrs Mary Shepherd.
Bunney Boyd. Of ST. ClairsvtTle. spent
Tuesday with his niece Mrs. Lee Muir
ply.
ton. visited on Tuesday with the for
mer's mother Mrs. B. II. Lopez.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Bethel. Of Flush
ing. were recent guests Of Mrs. Bethers
sisters. Mrs. Joie Mcpherson and Miss
Ella Matthew.
word is received OF tho decease Of a
former resident, Abraham Lopez. which
occurred at his home in Oswego. Kan
sas. on April 18Th His wifn was Miss
Of Attorney 4. II. and Wilson Mitchell
Of ST.. GAINESVILLE. and Mrs. Elizabeth
Bentley and Vim. wilkinson. OF Loyds-
willie. He was about Il years OF age. a
member Of tho G. a. R. (having been a
soldier In the Union army. the A. o. L.
w. and the knights and Ladies' OF Sc
curity lodges. He was also N member
OF the Methodist church Had held
many positions OF trust. IN his home
sons. Clyde and Fred. all OF Oswego.
Kansas: B. n. Lopez and Mrs. Ida
Hoge.
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STEUBENvILLE

STEUBENvILE, O.. May 4.-,Tcffer-
son county has u fund Of S250,eOh to
spend on new roads this year. Cunty
Auditor Sherman Floyd and Judge Carl
Smith. returning from Columbus to-day,
reported they had secured an appropria-
ton OF $4,000 from the state highway
department for the reconstruction OF
main market and postal highways and
that the county commissioners would
appropriate an additional $4,000 for
this purpose. All highways In the coun-
ty are In deplorablc condition and i'm
provoments Will be rushed with all pos
sible speed. A mong the first to be I'M
proved will be two milo stretch from
Rush Run to Warrcnton; MinEo juno
ttoa to George Run: New Alexandria
road; observation-disclosures boulevard
Toronto To Empire highway and the
West Market street road to the juno
ton OF tho Cadlz- Richmond pike.
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. May New bookings
in iron and steel are reported very light
at the present time. The trade here is
at loss Just how to take the situation
at Washington. Producers here can
point to little action in the movenent
Of finished products overseas. 1t has
been stated that Inquiries which have
been received have in most instances
failed to materialize into orders because
Of uncertain conditions herr. The large
export combine Of independent interests
formed under the Webb law has report
ed small tonnages moving toward South
America. Japan and China. but the ship
menes arc still far below expectations.
In pig iron there has been some shad-
ing OF prices on the few isolated orders
which have been noted. This. however.
does not apply to steel products. manu-
facturers pointing out that they are I'M
able to make any reductions from the
levels adopted by the industrial board
In view of the increased operating eH-
penses due to the scarcity OF orders
from consumers
The local copper market continues
Quiet and the consumers are allinS only
to meet immediate needs. This policy
has been adopted because Of the huge
stocks Of the rcd metal in this country.
The range in the local market is around
15S to 15E cents a pound. but there
are rumors to the effect that smaller in
terests still have some supplies Of the
metal at IS per cent a pound. Produc-
ton figures for April thus far received
show little change from the levels re-
ported for March
The price of lead. as quoted by the
leading interest here remains unchanged
at cents a pound. Outside interests.
-,
consequences. Of tho easy demand from
consumer and the present price OF $50
cents. Soelter has shown weaker tone
during the week.
There has been no change in the tin
situation here.
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Travelling with tho band was lad
named Auto Hornn, who was one OF
the war heroes. Mr.. Koran captured
four Germans himself and was unarn'-
eL. lic wears now a German ~atcn
Sibcrt presided al the meeting which
Officers. y number Of other interest hS
talks were made by prominent mcn or
this city.
Following the speaking program IN"
great feature picture. The Price 81
Peace was shown. The picture Shr ~!
cd from the time the war began until
the president sailed for France TO at
tend the peace conference. Many his
tortcal scenes were shown and these
who saw the picture found their time
wrll spent. The theatre was filled 10
capacity and many people were turned
away. IT was one OF tho largest moe
ings ever held in this CITY. The meet
Ing should give great Impetus TO III:
S:ctory Loan drive.
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McMeohan Personals,

Mrs. Erritt Strobcr Is confined at
her homo on Seventh street, seriously
III.
Roy Hunt who has been spending a
fow days in this city with friends has
returned TO Brooklyn Junction.
Miss Lottle Fetto has returned homo
after q brief visit with friends at Pitts
burEh.
Miss Florence scliner has returned
homo after calling on relatives In Wells
burg for n few days.
Ralph Parlcttc Of Pittsburgh. who
has been spending a few days here with
friends haa returned to his home
Mrs. Harry Johnson Of Houndsrlllc.
was tho guest Of Mn, Ed. Morris OF
Firth street yesterday.
Percy Coxcn has resumed his studies
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HIGH LEVELS
ATTAINED IN THE
STOCK MARkET

NEW YORK. May 4.-AlmnSt the
only cloud over th, stock market TINS
week was the suspension OF the extra
disbursement on United states steel
common. reducing It's dividend status
to the prr-war rate and offering add
tional evidence OF the general reaction
in that industry.
This WAS further horne out by the
quarterly statement IN which monthly
earnings showed 4 steady decline the
aggregate being the smallest for any
similar period since the middle OF 1915.
Apart from these Developments. the
market in the main moved to htGher
ground regardless OF the note OF eau
ton sounded by conservative Rnancla'
interests and the extensive casnnG IN
Of speculative profits which ACCOMPANY
ed such warnings.
Dealings increased to the years hlEn-
cst and broadcst dimensions. comprc-
her1dnS many issues. notably obscure
rails OF tho several classes which have
undergone drastic reorganization dur
ing the past decade.
So-calied oil rails resumed their up
ward swing at further gains Of to ~
points, supplemented by continuance
of the boom in petroleum issues or
many different varieties and origin.
Shippings proved q natural conconnit-
ant Of the moro extensive accumulation
OF peace induStrials. the latter also en-
bradnS food. fertilizer and chemical
shares Of companies converted To post
war bases.
Tho movement as p whole was again
mainly accelerated By favorable dones-
tic factors which laid tho foundation
for the rise Some ten weeks ago. Chief
among these were the excellent crop
outlook. general business conditions
which improved substantially during
the month Of April aud tho greater
strength Of the coun1y's economic pod
ton
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HanWood Briefs

James Gately. we'll known young man
Of this city. Ia expected To return TO his
home in this city within tho next rev
days. after receiving his honorahie dis
Mrs. Katherine Wallentedt, or this
city Ia the guest vt friends in IanrS-
vile, Ohio for several days.
Miss Mamie Burke. OF High street,
left for Pittsburgh. Pa. where shn has
boon called by thr death OF her aunt.
Miss Margaret Syland.
Miss Margaret Jones. Of Foi!nnsnrr;
W. Va. ie the guest OF relatives ana
friends here for II few days. ,,.
Harry Frcciand has returned I" hls
home in l'arkershurE. utter spending inc
past several days hare the guest or roll
atiyes,
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BrooEdale Farm.

The play. "I3rookdalo Farm" which
was staged in this city few weeks
np". Will b.: repeated Wednesday rNrn-
ing at the MrMrchcn school auditorium.
uEdcr tho auspices or the Rcnwood .-lrc
department.. The play was IL success
when staged here before. Tickets were
placed IN sale several days ago and due
10 the advanced sale preparations ar"
beng made 10 handle a large crowd.
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Ernest Waller and John Szakacs
Adcna, Indicted for brrnkInS and ontcr-
Ing: Lilo Zalcskt. Dillonvnlo. cutting
with intent 10 Kill: John Yocum. larceny
Clarence Taylor, Rush Run. breaking
and entering and 70. Boyd. Yorkville. Il
tr,lsty. fled fncm tho Jefferson county
jail here Saturday afternoon, after tho
door to their tier and a street door on
tho bottom floor had been unlocked for
Thorn. Officials Say they have learned
that tho prisoners made tho keys out Of
lead Pipe, smugglcd into tho Jail hy
Boyd, The lead was melted over Ins
Jets and nodded ny prison"rs AT night.
Arthur MoClain. indicted for burg larry,
refused 10 leave tho jail
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Soush Sidc RrtefS

Mrs. ,Tamrr DOnIcy. uf N0NnGSiOwn. IS
Visiting friends and relatives here for
a few days,
Edward CorriGHn has returned 10 hi;
HON" on Twcnty-ninlh street after re-.
ccivinE his honorable discharg" from
tho service.
Miss Bertha Matthews has returned
10 her hnmr in Wayncsburg. IA. after
spending Tho week-cnd with relatives on
South f.olf street.
James Carleton. OF South Chaplnc
street left for an extended visit with
friends in Cleveland.
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FOLLANSBEE

FOLI.ANsBEt;. Va. Va. May +-Build-
ing prospects for this summer are par
creasing demand for home. due t" The
Industrial growth OF the. town and one
realty company has let the contract FOR
every respect. 1t is also understood that
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EeId Special Services.

1-asl evening at tho Dirst VI. r.. church
n very enthusiastic laymen meeting was
hold. Mr. ". l.. Miller. chairman OF .he
Methodist minute mon. presided over tho
meeting \ number OF excellent I'D
dresses were made by some prominent
business OF Wheeling. Mr. PurGhan,
delivered very rousing speech. Mr..
Watkins also spoke. Music was furn-
Ishcd by the Glcc club Of the Mounds
Vile Calvary church. The club wa'
composed of thirty men. This ~rs
something out Of the ore ary and was
greatly appreciated by tn people.
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Boy Goes ovcr Bridge.

Saturday afternoon. a foreigner named
Joe GonGola. wifi" riding IL tic%clr
through Benwood. was about 10 cross
the bridge into MrMcche>I. when he lost
control OF tho wheel going over tn
bridge about forty feet. He was taken
Immediately to Or. PariowS Office.
where he was given medical attention.
He received number OF bruises abuu,
the body and a Spyaincd ankle.
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An rnttrtainmnnt is being planned by
the members Of the Christian Endcavnr
Society. or the St. Johns Evangelical
church. nj Twrnty-:rCond and Chaplinc
streets. Th" program will include many
musical and literary numbers. and many
unusual features are being planned.
The Family Album" is The title Of the
clever sketch that will make UP "A por-
tNn Of the program. Refreshments will
lr served following the program and Il
good Tim" IL assured all who attend.
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PnrnntY Get Medal,

Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Thompson. "f this
city have received Il Crnix ne tiu"rr-'.
which was conferred ON their ron Acurs
Thompson. nf tn" l.. S. Marines for gal
liant a-rrir" at ChuiIIrau ThlcrrN Thu
soldier forwarded IN" mrdnI iug~i her
with II letter Of commentaries from thu
French government. II" Is nav With
tho Army ar Occupation IN Germany
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Social Tomorrow

All members Of tho Third Prrsbytcr-
ian church are looking forward with
eager anticipation 10 the unique evening
In store for them tomorrow evening
civ" n Poverty social" Mrs, E:Jyood
klo$s l.: in charg" and Will be ably as
sisted by many Of tho girls Of tn"
church.
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To Give Supper

Tuesday evening the members Of the
Ladies' Aid and missionary societies or
the Trinity Lutheran church. Will enter
tain the men Of the church with dclic-
ioIs supper and miscellaneous program
OF musical and literary selections. The
committee in charge are working hard
In preparation for tho affair. and very
cnjOHihe time is anticipated.
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The employees Of the Follansbee Bro
thcrstin plant arc swinging into line 100
percent patriotic for the Victory Loan.
Announcement was made today that the
total subscription of the men to date
totals $4,000. Follansbec as usual will
go far beyond its quota. There Will be
n Victory Loan demonstration here
Wednesday. The Trophy Train will be
here that day from 1880 to 6 /. NJ.
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Feast Of Mu SIC,

ateuHenviIlc had II feast ~ music
Sunday. si1 bands raradins ann giving
sacred concerts hnrr TIL Great Lakes
Naval Rand and 33nLh Firl1 Artillery
Baud here for the Victory Loan drive:
Pittsburgh salvation Army Band. here
for 81 salvation Army fund campaign;
Caputu'S BrEld: Band Stcuhcnvillc
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Hpl&nn6 Colsb,ote,

St, Anthony paradcd here to-day IN
honor OF thu Madonna i,rlln Libra and
several thousand Italian residents o.
this section participated In II Joyous
celebration. featured by u sl5nd fire
works display Sunday night. Concerts
were given Sunday afternoon ami even.
ing ny Cnputo's brisadr hand OF Pitts
burgh, and tho Steuhenvillc Italian
band
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Btcxerton funeral.

Funeral services over the remains IF
Norman PershinE. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Bckerton. viii u" held this after
noon at , o'clock ri the Moundsr'llc
cemetery.
The child passed away Saturday after
noon at 2:ij O'Clock following brief
Illness Of penumonla. Its sudden death
came as q snuck To the people Of ;hla
city.
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PREPARING 1o1 1870.

Washington, May Reorganization
plans for the 1920 presidential campaign
will be considered at a conference to be
held here May % and %, 1t was an
nounced today. The meeting. which will
be attended by state chair1nen of the
mems and women's Republican Slate
Central committee, and members OF the
National Republican COMMITTEES will be
the first joint conference to be held
since women were admitted TO the
party's councils.
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lcers have been opened with British as
sistance at Omsk. Tomak, Eoyo, Nikt'l-
aIevsk and Ealadivostok-
WILSON AT FoHrAInEBLBAu
THIRTEEN:

PARIS. May 4-(By The Associsted
Press AFTER a morning spent in his
study at the white House" President
Wilson today made an excursion to the
Fontaincbleau forest by automobile. he
Rear Admiral Grayson. The party Wis
tied the Hotel Barbizon. q favoritc rem
devious Of the great French painters.
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the La BeLc Iron Works will build four
teen new brick houses In the near future
for office men OF the coke plant There
are practically no houses in Follansbec
for rent, a condition heretofore un-
known hero and scores OF mill men are
planning to build their own homes this
summer. Realty ls booming and proper,
ty is changing hands at unprecedented
prices
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CITY .SUltltnr I. L. Wllllams, who
was ready TO bring injunction proceed
ingS. has withheld his suit against the
Chesapeake g. Potomac Telephone Com
pany. Of West Virginia. when the COM
pany agreed not to raise phone rates in
dccidS whether 1t has the right