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Kincade-aray wedding.

Tho many friends of Miss Gertrude
Greg, Of this city, will be surprised to
learn of her marriage 10 Mr.. Frank
Kincade. Of Grafton. which took place
Saturday at the parsonage Of the First
Christian church. with Rev. W. b.
Fields, the pastor officiating. Only the
Immediate friends Of the contracting
parties were in attendance. The happy
couple will make their home at Grafton
in a residence recently furnished by the
groom. The groom Is connected with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad com.
pany at that place and is we'll known
while the bride is popular in the younger
society circle Of this city.
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Seidler-Davio wedding.

Coming as surprise TO their many
friends, will be the announcement or
the marriage OF Miss Ella Davis TO Mr..
Louis Soldier, well kisSWn business man
Of this city. which occurred few days
ago, but which was not made known
until yesterday. The wedding took place
at tho parsonage OF ct. Johns Evan
gclical church. with Rev: W. Z. ultGrt.
pastor OF the church. officiating. Tho
happy couple will BE- at home TO their
mnny friends on Twentieth street.
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Kings Daughters Meeting.

On Tuesday. April s. at 2:30 O'CLOCK
the Homo Mission circle Of the hinG >
Daughters Of the First Presbyterian
church will meet In tn parish house. a
most interesting program has been pre-
pared, and includes several we'll known
speakers. Mrs. May Kinney Lewis, gen
eral secretary of the Y. ". c. A.. VIII
lead the devotions and she will be FOL
lowed by Mrs. s. P. Christian. who will
give Il talk on war work and the e&perl-.
cnccs Of the wounded soldiers who have
recently been brought from overseas
and arc now stationed at Camp Wads-
worth. Spartanburg. South Carolina
Mrs. Christian has just returned from
there and Is quite familiar with the
work Of the various organizations in
that camp. Miss Emma Helms, superln-
tcndcnt Of the Day Nursery Of this city,
will give an interesting talk concerning
the work Of that institution.
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Wheeling Chapter. Daughters OF
American Revolution. will hold their
regular meeting IN Tho auditorium OF
the Y. W. G.. ~. Wednesday, afternoon:
April .. "Dvisioua Of the Army. Will
be tho subject of an Interesting phprr
read by Mrs. +. A. Graham which VIII
be followed by discussion led by Mrs.
william kirbuch-
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Future Ser1ea Of Dances.

All arrangements havo boon com
pleted for tho next of a series of dane
ing parties which will be given by the
members OF tho office force Of the
Wheeling Steel and Iron company. Tues
day April 22 has been chosen as the
date for this affair which will be held
In tho Elks Club auditorium. Tho music
will DO furnished by Daohmuns orchos-
TIN
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RummRge Sale.

Thu Ladies Missionary Society OF tho
Second Presbyterian church will hold
rummage sale at 2124 Main street dur
IT, tho. present week. Clothes. shJc:s
ard furniture will be sold. The ladies'
ask that those who have any OF the
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chorus Of the music depar' igB of tho
Womans club will be held, beginning
at 2:3o o'clock. Mrs. Flora Williams.
as usual, will be present 60 direct inc
singing and it is requested that al! '"e
members DO in attendance
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Soctnl IN A. O. d. W. Hnn.

On Friday evening. April II. In the
A. O. u w. tcmplc on Chaplino Htrc"f
tho Up Church clrclo A o. U. W. VIII
Siyo another OF their flno =ocinla. Ell
nborato arrangements huvo bccn mnde
for tho SUCCESS OF this affair and mn en-
toyabIe evening Is assured all attend.
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Mrs. {. T. UpdcGrnff VIII DC ho3lcS"
to the members OF tho Martins Ferry
Womans club for their regular monthly
meeting, Thursday afternoon nt 2:5O
o'clock. Tho program will be unusually
Interesting and u pleasant afternoon Is
assured
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nnvlr Inlnnd Dnm--9.h :crt and Mn
t!onary; rlrnr
PnrkrrnburR--1l.4 fcct md rlHlnE:
clear.
MorEnntown--7.9 feet md falling:
rlcar.
OH City rrci and falling: clear.
Wnrrcn--1.5 feet md fnlling: clcnr.
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above articles which are supcdfuous IN
their homes donate them TO the cause
which they represent. The proceeds OIL
the sale will be used for missionary
work.
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pAFC1NG!

Prof. Oatman's dances every Iuesoay,
Thursday and Friday nights, MaFNe'
nonc,nr at the Elks Auditorium every
Saturday evening.
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rr1nnd I.ieernrY Club.

Tomorrow c*enins MIS-. J. b. Thomas
will DO hostess to tho members Of tho
Island Literary club at her home. 3.I
Huron street. Miss Mary Poguo Is the
fader for tho evening. Tho subject for
study Is cho-Slovals" Mrs. D. B.
Best will review Tho Four Hoursc-
men, and Mrs Thomas will read q
poem of her own selection
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the music, and the members and frlenos
Of this organization are anticipating
this affair with great pleasure as these
dances are almost most enjoyable. Inc
following committee insurcs tho success
of the affair:
+. Greer c. Thompson
E. McClain J. Williams
r. Davis Fl. Barnes
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John X. Price, ~ Virginia street. Island,
meeting will e~hcId of the Island
Christian Temperance union. An inter-
csutng program has been arranged and
an enjoyable time is assured. Mrs. II.
2. Loo. Mrs. H. l.. Callandinc and Mrs.
Matthew Mctzncr will be assisting
hOStcSScS.
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MT. do Chantal Study Club.

The weekly meeting of the Mt. dc
Chantal Study club will be held this
afternoon at the home of Miss 1lar-
garet Jepson Buchunon. The following
program will be rendered:
Roll Call-Quotations from Rudyard
kipling.
What IL Means 10 be an American.
....... Margaret Jepson BuchaEon
War Letters. ................Th The CLUB
Rudyard kipling. ......... Rupert Blum
Current Events.
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woraauts Club Convention.

w
On Thursday, April 10. all tho clubs
belonging to the State Federation Of this
First district will hold q convention
In the First Presbyterian church at
Moundsville. Mrs. George Y. DeBolt OF
Fairrnont, state president. and Mrs.
Henry Zilliken Of Wellsburg. the First
district president. and Mrs. Julia Hearne'
president Of the Woman's club Of this
city, will be in general charge. The fol-
lowing will also attend:
Mcsdamcs-
John b. Garden G. J. Beeknan
r w BRYAN David White
w. S. Hamilton ]. b. McFadden
C G. Buchanan Ben Morris
Charles Killmyer Mrs. Dalzell
w Fl. Smith Mrs. Handershot
Andrew Wilson T. S. Fair
Stanley Floyd Dent Taylor
r c.. Burke William Stifel
w n Metzer Mrs. Addlcman
Health Study olasues.
Miss Ida Bernard. health teacher for
this city, will teach tho health classes
this week mt tho following hours ana
places:
'Monday-McKinlcy. ; o'clock: Ritchio.
$50.
Tuosdny-Jefrcrson.2 o'clock: Centcr.
$40.
Observation-Disclosures o'clock:
C1ny. $40.
Thursdny-Madison.a o'clock: Web
stor. $40.
F'rlduy--Union. 2 o'clock: Lincoln.
$50.
proper Nutrition for Children" will
DO the subject for this week.
W. @. z. o. Meeting.
This evening at tho homo Of Mrs.
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:Jane Pryor Gund.

Tho Jane Pryor Guild Of the st. Panl's
church will open their salvage shop on
Thursday, April 10. Mrs Charles Wood
will be in charge and will be glad to
collect any articles friends will donate
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About People
Movements of individuals to and
From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

McLure-Mr. and Mrs E. L. Boone.
New Martinsville; r. o. Writ. Charles
ton; Thomas r. Dallcr. Morgantown;
+. c. Burns, Logan; e. c. Irwin, Logan.
Grand Ccntral-Amos H. Black. West
Liberty; Robert Marlowc, Clarksburg;
Harry Z. Stephens. West Liberty; X. +.
Lane. Parkersburg.
Windsor-J. B. Jones, Huntington.
RogerB-B. L. McCuskey, Cameron
Harry Fedson, Cameron: w. E. Showal-
ter. Fairnont; Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Tay-
lor, Fairmont.
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This evening in the otel Nlnasor ING
seni-monthly meeting Of Daughters OF
Isabella, Carroll Court No. 299. VIII DC
held. At this meeting the reports OF
those who attended the initiation ana
;nstItrtion which was held at Grafton
Yesterday. will be heard and there Will
also be- reports from those committees t,ns
In charge Of the future activities OF inc nc
court. All members are requested 10
be present.
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Easter Ball.

Tho arrangements for the n I!oInI
riub ahye been completed with the cx-
ception Of a few minor details. ana tn, IN,
young folks arc eagerly, a ho liza IN he
auditorium nSit of the Carroll club on the
e eTening Of April %. The club par 1or
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On THURSDAY evening. April 10. the
West Virginia circle Of the Protective
Home Circle Will give an informal dance
IN the Carroll club auditorium. One OF
the best local orchestras has been en-
gaSed to Furnish q program Of the lat
est popular and jazz music. end FRIENDS
Of this organization are looking forward
70 this event with e. great deal OF enthu-
siasu- The proceeds from the affair
win be used for the benefit Of worthy
charitable society.
66ormal Dance Saturday.
Mrs. MHude Spooper-BecRer has ar
ranged an informal dance for Saturday
evening to DO held in her studio on the
1siand. The affair will be private and
viii be of an informal nature, The
Spooner-Becker orchestra will furnish
tho music, and under tho strict dtrec-
Ton Of MIS- Becker tho event will no
hnunt provo most enjoyable.
Tho regular dancing class conductSd
every Tuesday evening by Mrs. Becker
win meet as usual. This includes a
large number Of young people, and each
week an evening OF many pleasures Is
provided for the members.
Possy Shoppe.
The arrangements for the staging Of
that clever little play the Posey Shoppe
interst Is being manifested In the out
como Of tho selection Of characters,
This delightful play Is being put on
under the auspices OF the Woman's club.
the proceeds from which are to be add
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missionary Events.

The April meeting Of the WomaE's
Home and Foreign Missionary society
Of the Stone Presbyterian church will
be held Thursday afternoon. An inter
esting program will be followed by a
social session. arranged in honor Of
now members and also as u farewell
for Mrs. George Oldham. who leaves
soon for Washington. y. c., to reside.
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Easter Card Parties.

At a meeting Of the executive board
Of the Alumnae association Of the ST
Joseph's academy held last week, FIJI
day, April 25. was announced as the dece
for the Easter card parties to be given
by the association in the rooms OF the
Catholic women's league on Fifteenth
street. An afternoon affair, will be held
during the hours from until o'clock.
/ Bridge, FIVE hundred and other card
games will be enjoyed. and the serving
Of a delicious luncheon win conclude
the afternoon.
For the evening e. similar function
has been arranged with the Same diver
sions for the enjoyment Of tho gueses-
Besides tho members Of the alnnao all
friends arc cordially invited to attend
Miss Anna Daugherty and Mrs Stanley
Floyd will be IN general charge, snd
they will be assisted by an ! efficient
committee
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grated with purple and %hlIs s., tTe i THI
ers Of 6fogf fnT cruz carried out with pro-
fusion DG III spring flowers; Premier or
IAN e the latest dance hits and lunch
con will be served: ,,,. 1i-r,,,o
Miss Dorothy Butts; Miss , VI rs mo
n Ltan IN general charge OF the AZ
Sair N and viii be assisted by the
following:
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The April meeting Of The CoIieEIaree
A1umnae association will be held next
Satmrdav afternoon at the Y. w. c. q.
Mrs. d. 4. Taylor will preside at tho
meeting and there will be numerous
matters Of important business to dls-
pose of. The annual election OF OIL.
GERS will be held and the chalThien o.
the various committees will make their
animal reDortS.
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~- r,n-.. rrIanu

X-Hgh pance Friday.
The X-High club Of Martins Ferry
will give another ono Of their delightful
informal dances on Friday evening,
April 10, in the ElSs' homo. Martins
Ferry. Gurnp's orchestra win furnish
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Health Study Clasuog.

This evening at tho homo Of Mrs
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WEIRTON

wEIRTON. w. Va, Aug. 13.-Work
has been started on the inside finish
ing Of the new offices under construc-
ton at the blast furnaces at the mill.
W'cirton and Holidays Cove schools
open in little more than two weeks and
there is still a shortage OF teachers. All
of the school buildings are being cleaned
and renovated in preparation for the
opening Of the schools scheduled for
September ..
30 sure TO have a representative IN
your town In the Intelligencer Automo-
bile and Diamond Campaign.
Next Saturday will be pay day at all
Of tho local plants of the Wcirton
Steel company This will be the first
paw in three weeks and merchants are
preparing for big improvement in bus
mess.
The Gamewe1 electric police and fire
alarm system was tested yesterday by
electricians who went over all the wiz
ing and tested the alarm boxes stationed
in every part OF town and at all tho in
dustries. The test found everything
working in fine shape.
The suit OF Tom Benkitgus against
william Farrar. was heard in Justice
Maginnis' court yesterday and verdict
rendered in favor OF the defendant The
suit was for the recovery OF $50 paid on
4 lot, tho purchase of which was after
wTrd cancelled.
Tho Mutual Realty company rs build
:nE what will be one Of the largest store
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rooms in Weirton. The big building Is
going up on the corner Of Avenue i ana
Second avenue.
The recent paving Of the I'M RoAt
out OF Weirtnn is r"spnnsibl" for much
business coming 10 town from the P"Hn-
sylvania districts nearby. y good road
runs onto the pavement ut the PrnnSEl-
yania line. Traffic stops here however.
on account Of tn" bad condition OF the
road leading into StcuhrnvilIe.
A very interesting old photograph Is
on display ut the Cove Valley pharmacy
showing that busy corner as it was
twenty-five or thirty years ago. Inc
Old Cove Presbyterian church u shown
with rigs and buEgics lined up on either
side Of the old Cove road. whilcJa church
service is in session. Few of thc build
ings seen in the picture are standing to-
day.
The weirton steel ball club is prcctic-
ing nearly every evening for'thcir meet
ing with the Pope team Of the Wcrion
Steel from Stcuhenvillr. The Samc
which is to be played hcreJis attracting
the attention Of al the. employees OF
both steel plants.
The Preachers and Professors baseball
clubs, consisting Of n number of boys
are still playing interesting games each
week.
Mrs. s. B. Campbell. daughter Sarah
and sons Bernard and Louis spent yes
terday with relatives in Stcubcnvillc.
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CHESTER

CHESTER W. Va. Aug. 13.-Chcster
is To g.; new po"tOffico. according to
notification received from Washington.
\ change in tho location OF the present
Office has been authorized by the post
master general as IL result OF request
mad" by Congressman VI. VI. Nicely, who
urged the postal authorities lAst spring
TO Investigate conditions at the Chester
office. Tho result was an inspector
visited here and found the office too
small for tho business. The postofticc
department hRs obtained tcn-ycar
lease on tho storcroom Of e e. Stewart
in the Fisher building Carolina avenue.
The body of Miss Elizabeth McConkcy
aged 10. who died of heart disease
Will" visiting her sister. Mrs. Ray ALI
son in cleveland. Monday. was brought
10 tho home Of her parents. Nj. and Mrs.
\. H. MCCoukcy. in New Cumberland.
Tuesday night.
Seven persons will be- made supremacy
happy in tho Intcllig"nc"r'S Automobile
and Diamond CampaiEn-yOu can be one
Of them.
j. y. Finley. OF Chester. has been
named a member Of tho Hancock county
committee by the West Virginia Good
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NEWELL.

NEWELL. W. Va. Aug. l3.-The sum
Of s25,30O will he needed tn operate
the Newell schools during tho coming
school year. Supt. y. u. Osborn" "Nt'-
mated "Wednesday. In order 10 raise
this amount II Will y" necessary 10 nave
n lax low Cf 10 cents on each sloU Fai-
nation. Mr.. Osborne said. BccauS" OF
an cXpcCted increase in tho enrolment
the school authorities believe it will he
necessary 10 employee more than Il
teachers. tho prcScn; number on IN"
staff. New Equipment has been added
TO the central school IN Fifth street
Tho early beginners Will hc the happy
nnishcrs in the IntrlligcnC"r's AutoEio-
hile and Diamond Campaign.
Officers were installed nj meNnnE
Of the Newell lodge Of tho Protected
Home Circle held Tuesday night. Dele:
cations from the East Liverpool ana
Chester lodges attended the meeting.
Tho residence property OF w. o.
Bloor. Harrison street. has been pur-
chased by Charles ". SprousH.
Funeral services for tho infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rarncs who died Sunday. w"r" h"ld
TUESDAY afternoon. Burial was mace
in tho Flats cemetery.
Routine business was considered nj
n meeting Tuesday night Of the Newell
Civic association.
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New York: Doctor Common. Formerly
OF John Hopkins hospital. says: Many
mon who smoke. chew or snuff inccSSant-
ly and who are seemingly healthy arc
suffering from progressive organic all
mcnts. Thousands of them would never
have been afflicted had II not been for
the use Of togaCCu. ami thousands would
SION get we'll If they would only, STOP
the use Of tobacco. Tho chief hahit-
forming principle OF tobacco is nicotine.
deadly poison which. when absorbed
by tho system slowly affects the nerves.
membranes tissues and vital organs or
the body. The harmful effect OF to-
hacC0 varies and depends on clrCum-
stances. ON" will he afflicted with gem
oral debility. others with Catarrh of the
throat indigestion. constipation. en-
trcmc nervousness. Slc"plcsSncss. loss
Of memory. lack of VIII power. mental
confusion. etc Others may suffer from
heart disease. bronChia! trouble. hard
ching Of the arteries. tuberculosis.
blindness or even cancer or tn" c"mmNn
afflction known as tobacco hcarl. III
YOU use Tobacco in any form you can
easily detect the harmful effects by MAX
ing The following tests. Read aloud one
full page from Il book. IT. in the course
of your reading your voice becomes
murflcd, huarsC and indislinct, and you
Erust frequently clear your throat. tn"
chances arc that your throat is affected
by Catarrh and 1t may be the beginning
Of more serious trouble. Next. in the
morning before taking your usual smoke.
walk US three flights OF stairs at q regu-
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. Aus. l3.-First Lieu
tenant Henry J. Walsh. who has been
in the Quartermasters depot. as COM
handing officer Of the American Sal
wage department. is at his former home
her" upon furlough and is being greeted
upon all sides by his many friends who
knew him from carl %ridhood Eleven
years have elapsed . = he left the city
The young and typical American soldier
arrived at Hoboken. y. j., on August G.
The citations and his whole record
signed by some Of the hardest boiled
high officers. will be an heritage to the
young lieutenant, who was several times
cited for the Captaincy. but was held
where he is accredited with having savcd
the government vast sums Of money
His work, no said. was hard. but worth
while. In the seven camps under his
charge he had 2.100 civilians comprised
chiefly Of French and Belgian mon and
women and Il number of officers and
soldiers.
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SHADYSIDE

Tho election on Tuesday on tho qucs-
tion cf n two mill increase on the tax
law Tor school funds was carried. The
number of votes cast WIS unusually
small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebbcrt Malson and little
SONS. Laurence ana Marion. have moved
from Key 10 their new home on West
FCrtirth street.
Don't hrsitntc to enter tho lntclligen-
ccr's Automobile and Diamond Cam
paign--iC il is good for your neighbors'
new cement walk has brcn COM
Melted on the street line or the prop
rr,y Of calvin Mcihin on Lincoln ave-
uuc greatly improving the appearance
Of thu homo and offering an appreciated
convenience Ia those who walk often
on that street.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Futh"y and two
children went To Youngstown this Week
Ia visit relatives. Mr. Futhey and son,
Robert. will make an excursion 10
Cleveland while on their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Fraley and son,
Oscar. have returned from an over
Sunday visit with relatives near OZARK
Mrs. Rosscll Summons OF East ThIr-
ty-sixth street. Will entertain the Homo
Society Of the Christian church to-mnr-
row evening.
Mr. Rush McCrackcn. who has been
employed in Akron for several weeks
spcnt Sunday here with his family.
Mrs. Edgar Futh"y. OF Adcna. is Wis
itug her husbands parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. John ~ Futhcy. Of South E"ntra'
avenue.
Mrs. J. g. Archer and little son. Mas
ter John. spent yesterday with relatives
near Key.
Mrs. Hodges Tilton. Of Martins Ferry
was calling on friends here Monday af
tcrnonn.
Miss Alta Pnssmorc. who Is senior
student nj tho Protestant Hospital
Training School In Columbus. is spend
ing her vacation in Shadysdc and vici-
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NARN)OD


Warw0ud has not been hit hard ny
the high cost of living III the FcGctahIS
line. Practically every resident IN the
town has Il garden of their own In the
back yard and tumrto"$. corn, onions.
beams. peas. lima beans. peppers anu
other small vegetables have been raised
sufficient for tho us" IA family.
These little gardens were started as
q means ut helping the government TO
conserve food and SO profitable did they
Druvr that the owners decided 10 COM
ljnuc the gardens this year. Now that
they have proven such Il boon in these
times of expensive living they arc like
ly to hc kept up from year to year.
There arc but very few lots in War
wood now lying idle because Of these
small gardens.