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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-11
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and e..e .s1r
disease can be built up by fresh sir.
s%unsn'ne. and nouiishing food and
pleasant n%ccupation. The National
Tub, rcniasis Association and its afii-
lated state and local organizations
are e~ndeavoring to build up this pow.
er. and the work Of these organiza-
items il financed. chiefly. by the sale
Of Red Gloss Christmas SAILS. With
your cooperation they can extena
their work and in time accomplish
their object which is to save tbsse
wasted iives. Enlist in the fight
against tuberculosis. Euy 5nd use
Red Cross Chrittmas Seals. The
erder below. with remittance. will
receive prompt attention.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-11

W 1aCIE1 LII Ed.

Every year ID, 600 men. womsn
and children pass away. victims of
the dread disease. tuberculosis. or
consumption Most of the victims
are induvtrial workers. Many are
from farms. Nearly. all are pfoduc-
ers of the thirgs on which modern
life depends. The greatest toll is
among the workers between the ages
Of Is and 45. Yet tuberculosis is
preysntaple and curable. All the
sufferings il causes can be ave,ted.
All the lives it takes are wasted
Tuberculosis spreads by ignorance,
ca~releasness and neglect. 1t can be
controlled BY systematic education
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-11
Uari Dsutscher. son of JAG. Deut-
acher who is hire from Gascoyne, N.
D.. am this week and is working in
the country near Scotland.

Special union rv1ce were held in
the Methodist church last Sunday ev-
ehing in the observance of White
CfoFs Sunday. Addresses on health
topics were given by Drs Landmann,
unIah and Leighton. DR.. Landmann
saoae especially on a healthful diet
and gave facts from his observance of
this study in eastern hospitals during
the a He emphasized the import
ance of g proper diet. especially for
children DR.. Unruh spoke on tuher-
calosis and means of preventing It's
spread. DR.. Leighton's address was
on general health lines. No one
could accuse any of the doctors of
trying to drum up any trade for
themselves for their whole line of
thought was on health conservation.
Following the addresses DR.. Koobs
made some Red Cross announcements.
outlining the Peace Program which
the American Red Croes is planning
on carrying on. This program is ex-
planned in the Red Cross Notes ap-
peasing on another page.
Miss Goidie London Of Minneapolis.
working under the State Department
Of Public Instruction in the interest
Of the Americanization movement was
here last Friday and went to Memo
anu freeman. She expects tc arn
to work in Scotland In a couple Of
weeks This movement follows the
law passed by the Last legislature
which provides that the compulsory
education law applies to minors I'D 10
fwentv-one wears Of age ii they can.
not pass the 5sh grade examination In
English grammar and other common
branches Il is the plan Of the De.
partInent to explain the principles and
create q sentiment for The movement
thru its workers, that classes NAV be
organized and those of foreign birth
=5sSsssn1 may tsss advsatuRs Of
these classes and become better real
Anerirsn citizsns. A more complete
article explaining the movement will
appear later.
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1919-12-11

Although daily newspapers in all parts of the country
are increasing subscription rates IN order to meet the
heavy increase in the cost of print paper, The Sioux City
1owa) Tribune still is taking orders at the old price OF
$500 per year. There is no assurance that the present
rate can be maintained after the first of the year, however,
and The Tribune management feels disposed to issue due
warning to old subscribers and prospective new subscrib-
No decision has yet been made to increase the price,
and everything possible will be done to avoid that step, but
conditions at the present time present problems that can
not be ignored by any Guinness institution.
The increased price of print paper, announced by the
Minnesota and Ontario Paper Company-from which
source Sioux City papers receive their news prnt-wil
amount to something more than $135,00O for the year
1920. This increase is over and above the increased cost
of $150,O0O for print paper on account of advances in
paper prices during the past Is months.
As based upon print paper contracts of 1920, the net
cost of the white paper in a years subscription (312 issues)
is more than $500. Were daily newspapers priced in the
same manner as other commodities-cost of production
plus profit-the price Of a years subscription would be
multiplied many times over quotations of the present day,
tits the general theory of newspaper making, however, to
make advertising revenue cover part of subscription costs
and this theory now is working to the benefit of those who
are securing daily newspapers for less than the cost Of
the white paper.
While not prepared at the present time to make a def
mite statement as to subscription rates after january l,
1920, The Tribune management frankly advises. both old
subscribers and nrosnecf;ve new s,,hecr;Iore - 4,Le al
vantage of the existing $500 rate before January LIST.
Rates will not be lower next year. They may be- higher.
Even if you are taking other newspapers now, you
cannot make a better investment of $500 than in paving
for a years subscription to The Sioux City Tribune. The
price includes the big Saturday edition with comic supple.
ment, and an array Of daily and Saturday features not pro-
vded by any other newspaper in this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
STEUBENVILLE

STErRENVILI.E. Ohio, Jun" 2.-Th"
final decision in the raS" of cX-Chicf or
Police Harry FranCkhauS"r has been
rendered and he loses his long three
year fight for reinstatement L" office.
The decision. handed down by tn" Court
Of Appeals Of tho seventh Ohio district,
Cleveland today. affirms tn" judgment
Of Common Pleas Court. which held that
FranCkhauScr WAS legally removed from
office for INSTRUMENTATION. Tho case
was heard by thr Cleveland court sever
al months ago after tho Jefferson coun-
" Appelatc Court refused to review Il
for a firth time. Judg" Fickey, who
rendered the opinion said that the ma
jOrity of tn" court believed that the
Judgment was against tho weight OF evil
dcncc and that the case should be- rerers-
ed but that as ono member OF tho court
did not agree. the judgment under court
rules, was affirmed Franckhaus"r only
recourse now is the Supreme Court and
il is not believed that h" Will take the
case up.
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NEWELL

NEWELL. w. Va. juno 2.--fhr"
Newell school teachers. Misses Eunl""
Allison. Frances Newell. jeanette rat
terson. Anna Jones and May Sine, and
one Of tho graduates of the 1919 class
of tho high school. Miss Sara lhtcnGcr'
viii attend r"rmal schools for teachers
this summer at the West Virginia Uni
vcrsity at Morgantown. The school
opens Jun2 %.
The sal" Of ncar-bccrs in Newell.
may be stopped. Newell authorities
are investigating the introduction OF the
so-Callrd Temperance" drink since ONO
entered the prohibition column. Some
clam the West Virginia dry law pro-
hihits tho salr Of tn" liquor substitute.
For the benefit of the WellSVill"
lodscmcn. Clark lodge. l. O. Q. T.,
staged their minstrel. recently given
here, in Wrllsvillc tonight.
4 series Of cvangclistic meetings. to
contNc for two weeks. opened Sunday
night in the AShury chapel. Rev. Jesse
Deeds. of the Newell Methodist Episco-
pal church. is conducting the services.
Fred Canady is the soloist.
Tributes to deceased mcmbcrs or
Clark lodge. Odd Fellows. Will b" paid
at special services in the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday evening.
A childrcns day program viii h" fca-
tured in all Newell church Sunday
morning.
A prayer meeting will h" held at TIE
home Of Charles Eichclberry Friday
evening"
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new MATAMORAS

Dr. Baird and wife Of Wheeling. ar"
guests at the home of DIR. W. l.. West,
The Odd Fellows very delightfully."-
entertained the soldiers and their fam
lilies with an elaborate dinner at their
spacious hall on Broadway Decoration
Day.
homo from a trip TO pittsburgh Friday.
Miss Mary Harvey. who has been at
tending college at Becchwood. Pa. came"
home Thursday evening for III" summer
Messrs Marold and Bernard Adamson.
who are employed in Columbus. came
home to spend Memorial Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. May entertained
Mrs. William Cook and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hutchinson of Newport. nj six
o'clock dinner Friday night.
Mrs. Glen Boyd of 81. Clairsvillc
visited her father, Louis Nikolous last
Mrs. Elvin Pride" of Sardis. spent tho
weekend tho guest Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Simon Hall
Mr. and Mrs. Lester FagEcrt, Of T'adcu
City. came Friday I" remain over Sun
day, the guests OF her jarcnrS Mr.. and
Mrs. K. l.. HanlOn.
Robert Rinard. Of Mt. Vernon, was a
visitor in town DECORATION Day.
Alex Hcarn. OF Holman. was attend
ing to business matters III town Satur-
day.
Charles Cline who has been in tn"
L. s. army In France. arrived home
Friday afternoon.
\ fine camp fire in honor Of the sol
diers. WAS rendered in the NJ. r.. church
Friday evening and was attended by u
large and appreciativ" audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Edwards Of
Glass. were shopping in town Saturday.
q. w. Pryor of jolly. attended Mem
orial services Mt this place Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. AdamSon and
daughter. Marie. of Marietta. w"r" tho
guests of relatives IN town Memorial
Day.
K. f. Cndarhill. who is employed in
Pittsburgh arrived Friday 10 spend Sun
day with his family.
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CLARINGTON

Mrs Everett KoChcr and children OF
ST. Crairsvillc. o.. and Mrs. Vernon Pick
crinE and two children. who have poem
the guests OF their parents, MT. anu
Mrs. John Burky. on X. D. :. have re-
turned home.
G. W. Dietrich Of Wheeling was re-
cent visitor IN town.
Mrs, s. H. Mcllot and children OF
ShndvSld" were the guests or relatives
in town last week.
Mrs. Webb g. MckclNcy and tw" sons
OF Ravcnswocd. w. Va. arrived Thurs
day on a weeks visit with relatives in
this locality.
Mrs. Noel w. Powell and daughter.
Lois OF Cleveland. o., are the guests OF
relatives here.
Fred Book and daughter. Wilma. or
Shadvsidr were visitors with relatives
here for the week end.
Mrs. George Lehman returned homo
Saturday from a two weeks visit with
relatives at Ravenna, ..
The Great Umbrella Case given by
Hannibal talent. in the town hall Sat
urday evening, was greeted by Capac-
ity house.
Mrs. d. $. 10y OF independence. Kan.
was the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Mary
Case. recently.
Kew. W. r. Boctticher and family OF
Pittsburgh spent Decoration day with
relatives here.
Roy Wells Arrick. local boy. is among
the West Virginia lads OF the SOth re-
Gently landed at Newport News.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ID. Gregg Of Bethesda
came in by auto Friday on few days
visit with relatives.
Jean Grihblc. county agent, was in
this vicinity Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cur B~y and family of
Fulton. W. Va. visited relatives near
town Sunday.
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ST, MARYS

Miss Mamie Cox Of Williamstown,
visited friends here Friday.
Gay McTaGCart. Of Eureka, was a
caller in town Saturday.
Donald Gwin loft Saturday for
Kansas. where ne will be employed in
the oil fields.
Miss Maudc InGrohm. Of Eureka. at
tended commencement exercises here
Friday evening.
=, II. Gorrcll returned Saturday from
Marietta. where nc has been working
for tho past three weeks.
Misses Estclla Snyder and Martha
Stanley motorcd TO Marietta. Friday.
Moss Williams left tho last Of the
week for Texas. where ne will be en-
plnyrd.
Grover cox Of WilIiamst"wn. Witness
Cd rho bail game between 81. Mary's and
Parkcrsburg. Friday
loo Safety left Sunday for his homo
in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mathson. who
have beer visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w. H..
K.rhy the past week. returned to their
home al McCrnnclSvillc. o.. Saturday.
Miss Alice McGcH spent Friday with
friends at Newport. O.
Jules l)rHnSarj spent SdNu'ud o''-
Sunday with relatives ut Jeanette. Pa.
Miss Mabel Stur" Of Crap" Island
was shopping in town. Saturday.
Miss Mary SMITH" returned 10 ner
home a, Sardis. O.. Friday.
Guy williamson of larkersburg. spent
SATURDAY and Sunday with friends here.
Raymond H"msworth spent Sunday
with friends at Marietta.
Miss Della 'C"gr of Marietta is VISIT
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Lawn
Core.
Mrs. Clifford Riggs visited friends
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SISTERSVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hcintzman OF
'On Ridge were business visitors IN the
city today.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sheppard and
two children, who have been visiting
relatives in Middlebourne for Tort
night. left today for their home IN AK
ron.
Miss Nancy Clarke Of Cambridge ar
rived in the city yesterday for Visit
with her brother. A. n Clarke.
John T. Flynn and Walter Reitz lct'
this morning for Il business trip 10
Pittsburgh.
Mr.. ana Mrs. f. A. Durham have this
week guest Miss Helen Fisk. OF Ma
rietta
Mrs. Pearl Weekly OF Cleveland. who
Is tho guest Of relatives this week IN
New Martinsvillc. was visiting in the
city Friday.
Mrs. Dwight Anderson and two chill
dren. OF Donora. IA. are The guests OF
1her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Nc
Coy.
Mrs. Myrtle Laugh and two children
Pauline and Charles. left today tor a
visit with friends in East Liverpool
Ohio.
Mrs. a. J. Earl is N Wheeling TO visit
her husband. who IS a patient IN the
Ohio Valley hospital.
Mrs. Louise Wright. Mrs. ). H. Car
son and little daughter. Vida. have gone
TO Wellsvlllc for an extended visit Win
friends and relatives.
Boicc Disque OF this city has returned
home from few days visit with rcla-
tiYes in Pittsburgh.
Miss Viola Morrison left this morning
for ParkersburE, whore she will be the
guest Of friends for a week.
Mrs. Margaret E:dmonds left this art
ernoon for Huntington and Charleston
10 be the guest OF relatives for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Melhorn returned
this morning to Wooster after visit
with DR.. V. y. Jones and daughter, Miss
Hazel.
Memorial day was fttingly observed
throughout the county. Graves were
decorated in every cemetery and In
many places speakers paid tribute TO the
dead
Captain Augustus Pefrce, noted art
list and steamboat captain. spent ycStcr-
day in SiSt"rSvIllH.
Mrs. Bert Noll was painfully injured
Yesterday afternoon when an automo-
bile. driven ty her husband. struck n
rough place n tn road. Although Mr.
Noll was driving carefully, the lurch-
ing and sudden jar OF IN" car injured
Mrs. NolvS head and neck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
NEW ATHENS

Mr.. Arthur Esicp was HON" from
St"uhcnyill" ;dSt week visiting with his
parents. MIR. and Mrs J. II. f.St"p.
Mrs James cook. resident Of ms
place for many years. died AT INC nome
OF her daughter. Mrs. James i'att"n: NJ
wore held on Monday and inicrmrnt was
made IN Long View cemetery. Tn" fol-
lowing children w"r" ri tn" he'd Slh"
when she PASSED away: Attorney ir"urG"
Park COOK and wife. Of Kcy,. Ohio; Mr..
william cook and wife. Of Chd'Z: MrS.
James rntt"n: Mrs. Margaret Mcconnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. V. White. "f Martins
Ferry. were her" over last Sahhaih US
ting with his brother. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aiimrnry T. s. McEam"c. Of Cadiz.
was IN" speaker Of tho day here on Dec
Grafton Day. a larg" crowd was in at
tcndanc" and the entire program was
very good Mr.. McNam"c gave one OF
his hest speeches. Tho crowd wns worry
enthusiastic in their praise Of the
Dr. VI. J. McClintock. a former pastor
If tho United Presbyterian church Of
this place. delivered tho last number in
the icCiurc Course here last TucsdaI )
night \ good crowd was present and all
enjoyed tho lecture.
Mr.. J. W. FrRtcr made business trip
to Wheeling on Monday:
Grocery company. rrichsv!lle, was here
on last Monday.
Mr.. Chester Rodgers and family. who
have been making their homo in Denver,
Col, for the last five years. IS hero Wis
ting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william
Rodgers. Mr.. Rodgers may remain II
this county because o. the death Of his
wife when occurred about a year ago.
Miss Sue Henderson entertained the
Fancy Work clubs AT her home On last
Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Carmen. who has beer
teaching school at Fairfield, O.. is home
for the summer vacation.
Misa Ella Pollock is visiting with
friends near BannoCk for the past week
Mr. Hall. county agent for the Ford
car was II business visitor in town last
week.
Mr. Jesse StrinEcr. OF Hoprdale, was
here on business last Wrok.
I'M John G. Sparrow. who recently
sold his farm, has moved 10 town and
purchased the Cooper property in South
Main street. Possession will be given
September LIST,
Those who attended tho automobile
races at Indianapolis from this place
were Mr. Hartscl Lou. Mr.. David Lyle
Turner Mills and G. q. McFadden.
Franklin Day-.Iunc 3. Fx-GovernoI
Frank Il, Willis as speaker OF the day.
Our Prices On Awnings Interests You
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Snicide'r Bodv Pound,

Coroner r. II. Kirk stated today that
in his opinion tho body of a woman pull
cd from tho Ohio river at f"rkvill" on
fishing line Memorial Day night. ls that
of Miss Mabel kil". "f Weilsburg. w.
Va. who committed Sulcid" at p. m.
Memorial Day by lcapinE from Dam No
10 north of this city. Tho body was
clad only IN "A night dress which was the
only arricl" Of clothing worn by tn" wo-
man who lcapcd from tn" dam wall. An
effort is being made by tho coroner to
locate relatives Of tho woman 10 identity
the body which is held al a morguc in
YorkVille.
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wellrburP Personals


Mrs. Ray Reed and children ar" VS.
itin,. nt tn,, home Of her father. Andrew
'rofford. ,,,,,,
RnInh Gerald and H"l'n of Brilliant.
Ohio. hayr concluded a weeks y:sI with
Mrs. Grccnr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
T. Lucas. ,..,. -,
Ter in town on Saturday.
Miss Viola Mcdonald and Mrs. w. l."
McI'arty. Of bethany. ". Va. were call
ing on relatives and friends on saturday
and Sunday. ux,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl NcBroom. or Wheel
ing, and Elliott McBroom. or columbus,
O.. arc tho house guests Of their sister
Mrs VIII W. Marsh.
Mr., and Mrs. +. G.. Harvey. OF Oak
mont. Pa. arc visiting relatives IN
WcllsburE.
Mrs. r. L. Cramblctt. Of BETHANY. was
, WrIlshurr visitor on Thursday after
noon and attended the outlook club re-
ccption at the Y. NJ. {. \.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
Mayor In Busy

Mayor L, G. Roberts. when inter-
viewed on Monday afternoon. stated tina;
no received four complaints In less than
ono hour this afternoon Of boys shooting
robins, red birds, In fact. any kind Of
song bird that may DO 40 unfortunate
as TO como within range OF air guns. riff
les and pigeon shooters,
Tho mayor requests that parents i'm
mediately sit up and take notice and
that the least that no can possibly Inn
pose wall be $25 and that nc win surely
mako An example OF such cruelty and In
fraction OF law, Further. notice Is given
that all citizens are. evidently innoCently
allowing V3ctrola needles to h& scattered
upon the streets which pLncturc tires
on autos. bicycles and-children's feet.
There Ia q severe penalty for this Of
fenae. namely. from IS to $50 and i'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
Ell POtfOw,

Eli F'rtrow. one Of SIcuh"nyill"'$ host
known citizens entered into rest At his
home here today. He had been IN failing
health for some time. He was 81 years
Of age. Mr.. FrtrOw served three terms
as Jefferson county recorder. several
terms az trustee and was actIv" in poll
teal affairs Of tho city for many years.
H. is survived hy his widow and ono son.
Oscar and two daughters. Mrs. Ella
O'Ncal Of this city. and Mrs Mary shaw.
Of pittsburgh. Deceased served with tho
18TH q. V. |. in tho civil War.
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y; WELLSBURG
Grand Jury

UEA0d Jury
Tho grand jury met on Monday with
Judge Addleman presiding. Three true
bills were found. Jury trials begin on
Wednesday, June 4th. court having ad-
journed until that date.
State VS. Donold Walker. misdemea-
nor.
John r Owens, felony. Plea Of not
guilty entered. Trial set for June 18th.
Earl Owens and Roy Williams, contin-
ued to next term OF court.
Mrs Pace, the alleged check artist
who operated over considerable section
was among the list and was on her way
to Moundsrillc pcnitentiary in charge OF
Deputy Sheriff Happy Stephens. on short
notice.
The grand jurymen were: A. II. Hind
man. R Humes, r UlriCh. J. A.. Keeling,
J. Z. Fowler. A. II. Canselman, J. G..
Gist. W. j. McF,addcn. Lee Hartley, W.
h Harrah. Geo. +. Kraft, X. W. Palmer,
c. Banc. Ed Marsh, and Elmer GilChrist
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BENWOOD
Iuv Olives Verdict

Tho cnruncr'S inquest IN inc MAN
Kaufman murder Wa held E"St"rdhN
civ building. Their verdict IS as fol-
lows:
Tho jurors sworn I" rnqulrr, wn"n.
how and by what means the said Max
nth do say that the sud Max Kaufman
c cnr" to to- his death on III" 18Th Of May.
1919. in the city of Rcnw"od. from Il
gunshot wound inflicted by SOM person
or pc rsons unknown {" the jury Al ms
timr coroner J. r. Mctoombs, John
Blake foreman. j. Frank Brennan. John
". Leach. Thomas y. D"rEan. ST., wal
Tor McMillcn, John Gatcly.
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a wagon in East Liverpool Saturday MIS-.
Halle FilzslmmonS and two children OF
Huokstown. Pa. were thrown from the
vehicle. hut escaped with slight bruises.
The wagon WAS demolished.
\ session OF the Hancock county grand
Jury will open At New Cumberland AT
$50 o'clock Monday morning June III.
Petit jurors have been summoned 10 re-
port june %.
Tho Weirton steel company or Weir
ton has awarded contract for approx
matcly 5000 tons of structural steel 10
the McClintock. Marshall company OF
Pittsburgh. to b" used in the construc-
rinn Of now mills at Weirton. 1t is un-
dcrStood tho contract price is about one
million dollars.
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Invited To Wheeling

Mrs. S. II. Noyos Of Wheeling, state
chairman Of the Liberty and Victory
Loans, wishes all the women of Brooke
county TO take part in the demonstration
at the Wheeling reception to soldiers
date not definitely settled. This parade
will be only seven blocks in length for
the women and following the parade the
Woman's Division will line UP on Mar
ket street while the big division passes
through. The only request is that tn
women wear white. and parade will be
In the cool Of the morning. For further
particularly please call by phone or in
person on Mrs. Henry ZIllikcn. chairman
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Foul Play Suspected.

Investigation is being made into the
death of David Mccullough. aged IS re-
Gently discharged from IN" Marines.
whose manglcd remains were found on
the Pan Handl" tracks here Saturday
morning Foul play IL suspected and
Coroner T H. Kirk is OF tn" opinion that
The body was placed on the tracks after
murder had hccn committed. Mccullough
was Srcn last Friday night in company
with young married woman of this
city. The coroner said an arrest would
probably he mad today.
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'OHIO VALLEY NEWS
and relatives at New Martinsyille. Fri

and relatives at New Martinsyille, Fri
day.
Harry Myers Of Finch. was busi-
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Miriam Sweeney left Saturday for
Phoenix, Arizona, where nc VIII be en-
ployCd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lycl Dinsmor" moi"red
to narkersburg and Marietta, Saturday.
Dr. George Gale of Newport. o., was
a professional caller i'll town friday
John McCarriCr and son wayne Icl1
Monday for Kentucky.