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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Hapecuilln Briefs.

The boys basket hall team Of tho To-
rai nigh will go to Cambridge this eve
ming. where they Will meet inc last
team Of Cambridge high.
Mrs. @. +. E:ichcnh"rg and daughter.
Marion. of West Main street. arc N!sl-
ing hr parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j.. W.
Clark. Of Wheeling:
Ensign George t'hcny. OF The. [. $;
navy. is visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. G. Chiefly. Of West Main street.
Mr. and Mrs, l.. r. Latham. of S4uth
Broadway. spent Sunday WIN MFs' L. w.
Wright. Of Quaker City.
Ray Cordner has returned 10 his bone
in ST Clairsvillc after Il few days Visit
with relatives and friends OF this place.
Hr recently returned from Franco.
where he was Easscd while in action.
Arrangements are being made for =
dance, 10 be given in Masonic hal'.
Thursday evening. February 9. ny me
Mu Chapter. Alpha II Fraternity: Music
for tho affnir will be furnished b.
Cambridge orchestra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
GAINESVILLE

TIL" death Of Mrs. Ruth \. Reynolds
occurred Mondny morning 1T II O'Clock
in Il hospital al Akron. death resulting
from pneumonia. following an illness Of
Influenza She WAS % years of age and
besides her husband. J. Reynolds. she
leaves one littl" daughter. She IS also
survived BY her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Philips. and four sisters and
TWO brothers. Mrs. De" Wilson. Mrs.
St"g pircr. Mrs. otto Medley and Miss
Fay Phillips. all Of this place. and Rus
sell Phillips. who is with tn" \. l.. i. in
Frame" The remains Will to" brought u
this place this evening and taken to the
home ri her parents. where funeral SER
vices will h" held Thursday afternoon nj
a.. o'clock. R"v. Carl Gilmore. Of tn" Main
street NJ T.. church ofiiCiatinG. Inter
rnrnl will br mad. III French gray" yard.
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LOOK OUT FOR
THAT TIGHT COLD

Not only does il annoE you and lower
your vitality. hU, rn"uuH"ula - always
q possibility. On ?ouc way 20 or from
wosk. $trf, n at yoi!r druggists and
s"t Il &c jar az kt;EW-HiNA. On" ar-
pIlca;iou "n retiring will break IT. and
{; second usually knuckS il entirely.
kkt:N. PIMA Is also Spicrd:d fHr
bronchitis. t"nSisitis. Sorn throat: burns
bruises AMI cuts: Il IS ~" 70 all infia':i-
nation and should be- on hand in every
HON.
Especially good for Group. Il reiieTts
quickly when doctors arc delayed in he
dead of night or can't come at all You
.GSa secuTc il Ut all druggists
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Held First Practice,

TIL" Hirh school boys basketball team
held i good practiv" Tuesday evening III
preparation for the ing gam" next Sal
urday evening. when III" Marietta Hugh
school team wall l." here To form "pN0-
Sitlon for h" locals. Coach Cummlns
viii likely use his regular lineup in TN"
game and Il great crowd of FANS is OK
pcCtcd. As v; 40 gam has h'''it So
rurrd for III" girls team. hut Athl"tlc
Manager Nelson * negotiating with
several teams for y contest
TIL" p. & q. team. managed By James
NcK"lvcy. and picked To win tn: In
trllit;crccr tournament hold :. good
pra"tic" Tuesday evening a; III" :rSt
ward school gymnasium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
MARTINS FERRY
O'NEAL GETS
severe PENALTY

John O'N"al who was arrested nj inc
G'roprrr restaurant on Hanover street
Tl;rstifH night. and charged with hrunN1
rnn"sS and disturdrrly conduct ana
using ohSC"nc Language. was Ei|"h I
hearing b-for" Acting Mayor Freeman
last night where hH pleaded guilty. 10
an uf tin, charges II" was fined va
and costs ON the first charge AMI san
and costs and 30 days in jail on the
oil rr charge.
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Mr.. Charles Smith PARSED away a; The
home On North Chestnut street. Monday
evening AZ 5:t5 o'clock. death resulting
from pneumonia. Mr.. smith was ABOUT
AZ wears of age aud is survived by his
wifi. and otin son. chester Smith. OF the
homo. He also leaves nls mother and
,hrcr sisters and Two brothers. Mrs
Margaret Wright. Mrs. Deborah StyerSs.
Miss LYDIA Smith. Will md Joseph
Smith. all OF this place. Funeral scr
vices will bc held this afternoon ut =
o'clock and intcrmcnt will be made IN
he Northern CrnlctEry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29

Squire ]. ". Llllcr yesterday charged
with violating thu state dog !a"s III
h:trboriug dog without the ncCcSSal!
amounting TO $l4.20 in all The war
rant was ISSUED upon complaint Of Dog
Catcher Charles Mll!igan.
Roy klzzou Of Wheeling. arrested ny
Officer kcanc for pauhandhng. was hncd
So5 and costs 10y Police Court MaSls-
tratc Frank :. Mason yesterday. He
was taken TO the county jail. II" en-
draynrcd TO 'uum' % cents OH The
copper. , ~
Three other men. all charged win o.
inr drunk. wrrehncd s. each By the
police Judge.
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SEVENTY FLU
CASES REPORTED.
IN NEFF VILLAGE

Tho village Of Neffs. just wHst OF
I;nlia;re. is IN the midst "t auoth'T
Influenza epidemic. According to Tut
nsy ,owaehip School Superintendent {.
=. Warren, who was in this city yes
t.rday. there i now Il total OF between
SiNty and seventy CASES of the disease
AZ Merits. Tho N2tfs school suspended
yesterday. Dr.fC. II. Gale is nc WI
In gc's only rhrs!ctan. ard h" is Doing
almost worked {" death caring Tor inc
victims of Tho plague, y stat" doctor
will likely hc called to assist Win IN"
situation.
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"cootics" on a German prisoner il al
Of those who have been suggested FOR
tina, office should decide to make appll,
cation TO the voters for their support
for that office nj tho coming primaries.
The present incumbent OF tho ofncc =
doing pretty we'll in the opinion OF mmS,
Of those npproachcd on the subject. ARD
will hr the most likely man 10 win ing
contest if he makes a decision 10 "lhro"
his hat In the ring.
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,x,-s Edward Bird Dead.

Mrs Edward Ru-d passed away al hSr
homo ON Indiana street Yesterday MOI ~
ing after few days illness o, P.ccr
~ brr ,gr, and hcsidcs her husband
and parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T: Mona IA
mara, she leaves the following ilvr Gnu
drrn 10 mourn her end: Edward; r.
Russell. Jack. RAYMOND ana ha'h.s"
FUNERAL services will probably be con-
dnctrd Friday afternoon. with inter-
mrnt at Riv"rvicw cemetery.
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School Notes.

Tho school report for the month OF
January will hc issued next Monday ny
SUPERINTENDENT J. Y. Nelson.
A meeting of the teachers extension
class will be held after sch"n? today
The Riljuan board is now busy COZ
lcctinS material for III" annual.
The high school classes abe now hay
jnc sraur pictures taken for use III the
"ErljuGn.'
The high school aSkct bail team held
practice Tuesday evening al the Gravel
Hill gymnasium
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Only Thrco Cases Reported.

only three cases OF the influcn|a
were reported ia the local health Off
cials yesterday. but it is supposed ina'
there were u number Of other case dc.
vcloneI during tho day. which have not
vet been reported. II is nconcciVho'r
that there should br 25 cases one day
and only three tho next. and all thfee
.nf the now cases in one family.
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Mrs. Sarah Oberu.

Mrs. Sarah Obern. OF East Main
si rccr, died carly Sunday morning al tho
homo of her daughter. Mrs Thomas
Duffy. ri Lorain. o.. death resulting
from pneumonia. Mrs. Obcrn had gone
n week ago for visit with her daush-
ter when taken III. She was - years OF
nro One son. Will Obctn. OF Chicago.
survives. also two sisters and one broth
rr. survive Miss Mary and Will HaFin:
of this place, and Mrs. Team Nuz"m, OK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Anuunl Meeting.

Announcement rs rnade tina; IN" an
nual meeting Of the Belmont County
Humane Society will he held AT the
FIRST Presbyterian church, Thu: Sly. on
Thursday afternoon. February b, New
directors will be elected and tho an
nual reports Viii ho submitted b. lhc
agent and the attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Rows into Mischief.

\ number Of young boys have ben
causing clnS!d"rahl" irouh!" 10 IN" VI
,;riYIc Of tho local .p0s:ofliCr for SON"
timr rasi. plnying about IN" proper v
and tarrcring with III" cart which Is
used Ia haul tho mail. n, well nS nthrr
government property. They arc likely
10 get :? "h.tnrr "a explain their Hc'InrS
rn thu mayer il III" practt"" is con
,lliII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Trr,sdcy Etght Sewing Club.

T"h Thur>,a: night SEWING cum 81
this city viii Be ;hr guests Of Mrs
Charles: King Of Grant arcau" t"m4F-
row nirhl and III" event VIII be IN tn'
hostess AZ well nc her daughter. ONE
King. The usual diversions Of til" cluhy
sill h. "ni"y"d. with luncheon at tho
conclusion.
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DO AWAY WITH
INDIGESTION
Row TO Purify q Sour, Distressed Stom-
ach IN Few Minutes.


L., us talk plain English: lot IL "ail
n Sprd" a spade"
Your food f"rm"nt5 md your $'"un' h
ISM Strong enough I" dlc"Sl 'h'' i'"'d
you IlIl INTO il. So ia" fnud S'ur= ana
forms pnlSonuu% gases. AN! when -
dor,; lcav" your stomach II has not far
nishad proper nouriShm"ut 1" IN" blood.
and mas LIFT tn" stomach III 4 iilthE con
dition.
rake Mi-o-na stomach tablets If you
want To change your filthy stomach :" Il
hcnithy. cinan, purified ono.
If Mi-o-na fails t" relieve your midi
EcStiqn. rid you of Dizziness hi!."us""Ss
nand' sick h"ndnch" your dealer ":il
chcorrully refund your money.
If you want To make your stomach 50
strong that IL will digest hearty meal
without distress. ana lou want t. be
without that drowsy, MI tired out r""!-
ing. talk" Mi-una; it should Eirc you
prompt relief. For snlc by 6. n. Gricst
l. Co., and all Leading druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
club meeting Tonight.

TIL" l\AIh"r.n Won Bora knitting ciun
Of 81 Iohn's German Lutheran church
Of this city will m""; nj the homo 81
Mir any Mrs Augusr 73"rk"r. No; aiA
North seventh Eir""i. tonight. Knit
i!n% will h" tho NhI"f diversion Of III"
evening and viii hA followed NJ tempt,
ing nniC!"nn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
r,an strious Drines' Meeting.

The industrious Danes "i 'h's ~
,,.,rl H.. entertained at tho homo of Mrs
rn..i. (;rccn this afternoon. and all or
~. mrmhcrs ere expected to attend
~, ,r,cruoon will hc devoted tn fancy
,.o-1, md will conclude with an excel
lent luncheon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Home This Morning.

Mayor Charles CulhcrtSon and !. Ross
Grcenlcc. the latter president 1T The
board of county commissioners. VIII re-
turn HON" this morning from Columbus.
whcrc they attended meeting II IN"
interest Of The unemployed of the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
KNIGHTS of PythiaS.

The local lodge "f knlEh's OF J.
I,I1 -, .xccll,,utiv attended meeting IN
-. homo rn North Fifth street. Srf-
"ro, candidates wrrc initiated. follow
inS .hc business session.
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c,nss Funeral Yesterday.

Funeral services for George. I'll" ~
ycar-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. frnrr"
cross. Sr. uf Flur"nc". wcr" condu"t"H
from h" Roumanian Orthodox churCA;
ON ,T1rk street Yesterday morning and
the remains wrr" laid to rest in Eivcr-
view cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Entertained 8. S. Teachers.

Miss Anna Hague Of East Mun :itrrrf,
entertained the Sunday school tr9chrrS
Of tho junior department. of tn" FIRST NJ.
f. Church mt her home Monday evening.
During the course Of tho evening
dainty lunch was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
pbucn,crs Of Rehecha Meeting.

TIL. l",~,! lodge Of daughters of Re-
hrrka held a wrll-at:cnd"d meeting n
their hell in the Frat"rTa building. on
North Fifth street last night ut ':Hn
,',.lncl, and besides the initiation nT
candidates several matters III business
w,r,. rOnSiunrcd
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rooss Meeting interesting.

Tho members ri The Loyal Order 81
Nnos, lodE" Of this City hold ""i,,
n,,cnd.d and interesting mr"'ihS ~
1h"ir hill. nu Hanover street. lasl niEf'':
After IN" business session NUM-
cnndidni,: were initiated into the o.
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T'uncrNl SrrVitcS Tor th0 THlN SanN"T
Morgan aged resident Of his city.
were held from tho home Of his dauGi.-
r"r. Mrs. Richard Mathis. yesterday a'-
tnrunnn n O'clock. in charge If E'.T.
W. H. Fields Of tn" First Christian
church. followed hv inlnrmcnt at Rose
LII ..nnclCrN. nj EclInirc.
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Enddv Funeral yesterday.

Funeral Services for MIS-. TholnH.
Hurldy Of North Sixth street ere hero
from tho late residence YESTERDAY aI..r-
noon at 40 o'clock. in charge Of Rcv.
+ s Jenkins Of the Welsh ConGrcEa>
tional church. followed by internent AT
RiycrvirH cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
JAILED BEFORE TRUCK
LOAD OF BOOZE ARRIVES

Bill Anderson. uf Bulcys Mills. was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff: Brown. on Il
charge @! running a sp"ak'aSy. IL" was
placcd in IN" county jail. Hall an hour
after. Browns arrival trucklOad o.
hno2c arrived at that place. thy OFFICER
charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
No Action on Paving.
Two Moro Cars

Two additional street cars wcr" placed
on tho Bellairc division nf tn" Wheel
Ing tractl6n system yesterday.
marked improvement Was noted In the
schedule Of tho cars as q result. Al
times the schedule Was on an ciSht-min'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
STOMACH UP5E 7 ?:
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN AT ONCE ENDS
SCURNESS. GASES, ACID1TY,
INDIGESTION.

Jumps of undEcSt"d food. causing
pain. When your stomach is hrlu. gas
Sy. sour. "r yea hive h"HrlhhFh. Hh'n-
lrncc hradHch" or dysp"pSIh mere Is
instant rrliCf--NO whiting!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29

Quality sho" repairing houh IN" }'t"
OF = par ii shoes. TIav" them rc'naae
hv hr:nClrr them Ia TIL" Shoe Hospital l.
lAI5 Main Street. Wheeling. ja-l5-20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
Tourist Club,

Tho Tourist Club will meet Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Dorcas Murphy. or
North Chestnut street. Tho following
program will be given:
Roll call Indian Myths
Tho Orient IN America. Mrs. Geo. GIit"n
Through the Golden Gate.
Mrs. Ncllr Howard
po,6irr, Mrs i.;LuEhlIn
ISnnvrrsn,ion Niagara Falls
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Fairview. The remains were brought tG
his place Tuesday evening and taken 70
the home. Funeral arrangements arc
not complete.
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Former Resident Doad.

known local young lady, died yesterday
at Prordcnt. near ST. cfairsrfllc. Tho
deceased WAS 81 years OF age and was
a lifelong resident Of the county. She
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PETITION To GUST COLORED
JOINT AND NEAR FIGHT ARE
FEATURES Of COUNCIL MEET

is survived by several brHihcrs' NJ
ranrcmcnts have not been completed for
the funeral.
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Obituary.

Funoral services Will he Sold his at-
t"rnonn FOR thc La" Ellison Greenwood.
son - Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greenwood.
&C NrN," strnrt. Roy. Way, uf the Srir-
!tuali,' church &c Wheeling. Will con
due: thH services. Tutcrtn"tt VIII be
in the EnS" Hill cemetery.
Joseph Eauman. who Giod ~ his home
on Twcnty-s!Xih street. Wheeling. VAS
n brother 90 Mrs rar"liu" l!nr"nau ~
this city. Funeral S"rl ices will b" held!
Thursday morning.
violated Dog Laws.
A Gravel Hill foreigner wGS before
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29

Candidates for Mayor Plentiful.
TIL" candidates for thr office OF mayor
or,ths city will h" rs numerous as the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-29
PETITION SIGNED BY SIXTY-F1VE
CoLORED PEOPLE ASKS GUST
ING OF TEoENToN PLACE.
Near T1stc Battle Between City Auat-
or McCfauhey and O'Toole-Traction
Ordinance Again Delayed.

DncIarinc that the place on Union
street, this city. conducted by Charles
Thornton. col"rcd. was II disgrace to thc
city of Bcllaire and was destroying TN,
morals OF the young cviored people oI
rho civ, rolorcd residents last night al
dressed III" city council on IN" PROPOSE
,iou of eliminating and closing ;hc no
.orious dive. y petition asking that IN
place was closed was presented with 10
signatures.
Council by unanimous vote decided
to hold n special meeting Thursday
evening Of this week with tho 'c'iE So
lici,or and board Of control TO take
action on tho petition.
Suraking on I'll" matter Mr.. StpTail'
n member of IN" colorcd committee
which presented the petition, SAID tue
thing had gotten SO bad that II WAS
necessary 70 appeal |" III" Couhcii l"r
protection Of tho morals Of tho young
rolorcd people Of tn" city. He SAID
the dive was an old one and h" did not
500 how officials did not know Of IT'S
existence. Flo said that il was daily
getting worse. and declared that
friend OF his counted eight former con
vjcts in tho place He said tn, ro!"scd
pcorla kn.w more about the place than
they told
Roy. :. T. Asher. coi"r"d minister.
and David Albright. another member al
the committee also told II tn" diE"
which. they sad. WAS notorious. is"F.
Asher said th.rc was another on
Guernsey stree, conducted by man by
IN" num" u Smith. but mt dui'r so
bad.
McElroy Pans Mayor.
McF.!roy WAS tn" only councilman
who Spok" on the proposition. AMI II
bn. rcci11f,I ~ Thin
day nights meeting being ARRANGED Tor
He declared thar Mayor u'"'r'S"''
knew that the petition was gong /" t"'
presented and was absent from 'n'
city on purpose. II" declared thh' IL
locked bad wh"il 4; was necessary '"r
citizens to ask council :" l"siSIhi" I'M
desirahlhS out Il ~" Guy. IL" Si'"
that th" mayor Hi"n" VAS :" h."'''' 10,
tn" "XiSt"nc" Of III" notorious any, an"
10; tn" safety director.
Another ic;tur" at IN" meeting was
near fistic cnc"rni"r between Guy Au-
otter McGnush"E AMI rr'S'd"ht pr" ''"''
IpT"ol" IN" cit! auditor IN 4 Ecl"'rt
20 council. sad 'IiE FUNDS W"uiu hc az
pl"tcd IN som" instances soon. Johnson
asked that III" report b" Spr"a! on 'n'
minutes. 1To"l" objected. SAVING IN:
report WI no: true. McHhUghrE tod
. b'F""lr H. was = lar. y f"oIe
{, lr!t ms cha!r' ma o'h'r 'o"''''"'" II"
/, ;"ri"r"1. ana pt'N'h"h nm '"'"""''r,
tr"Sin'ht rr" i"h y "r'' P''S.,''u
at th' session. IN view 81 III" !''' ,".''
t7'Sld'ht ). |. N'HH'F wa ''l."T
mayor. IN ~" ''hS'"''' 81 M'H"' NNf
b"TtSon rom TN city.
Traetloo or1linaaee toes ever
In" traction company FRANCHISE "F"i-
name" was np lpr ITS second reading.
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violated Dog Laws.
A Gravel Hill foreigner wGs before
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-08-14
[BERG, S. c., THURSDAY, AUGUST Il, 1919.
MAY EFFECT COTTON PRICE.
Representative Believes Fifty Cents
Would Still Allow Profit.

Washington, D. c., Aug. S.-Rep-
resentative Byrnes of South Carolina
today introduced a resolution direct
ing the federal trade commission to
ascertain and report to congress the
cost of manufacturing the various
grades of cotton into yarns and cot
ton cloth for the year 1919, the
manufacturers selling price and the
retailers cost price and selling price.
He also asks that they Immediately
report what information they now
have as to the manufacturers cost
price during 1918. Mr.. Byrnes says
that the commission at the request of
various departments conducted in
quiries last year as to the cost of
manufacturing cotton cloths and he
is confident that these figures will
show that at the price cloths are SELL
ing today the manufacturers could
pay so cents a pound for the raw
material and still make large profit.
He believes that these figures are
available and will convince the pub
lie that if undue profits are being
made out of cotton cloths at this time
that the profits are going to the man
ufacturers and not to the farmers.
He will press for immediate action
upon his resolution.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-08-14
COLSTON CLIPPINGS.
Items Of Social and Personal Men
ton From the Community.

Colston, August 12.-My, what
rainy weather we are having; every
one wishes to have sunshine again.
Messrs. Joe Beard and Johnnie
Kirkland spent Saturday in Colum-
bia.
Mrs. Annie Price, of Denmark, is
visiting friends in this section this
week.
Miss Flossie Davis, of Orangeburg,
is the guest of Miss Cora Mcmillan
Misses Mamie and, Laura McMil-
Ian and Messrs. Jack Kearse and
Clyde Padgett dined with Miss Evie
Kirkland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jennings and
children spent Sunday in Hilda.
Miss Blanch Avant, of Charleston
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ephraim
Bishop.
Mrs. Joe Beard and little sons
Harold and Joseph, Jr., spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Rice, near Bamberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Beard and chill
dren spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
J. F.. Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isham Goodwin dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Clayton Sun
day.
Misses Ethel and Dora Mcmillan
and Messrs. Henry Kearse and Albert
Mcmillan spent Sunday at Mr.. J. c.
McMillan's.
Miss Elvie Kearse, of Bamberg
spent Saturday night and Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Kearse.
Misses Laura and Eleanor Good
win spent a few days last week in
Bamberg with Miss Aileen Hutto.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1919-08-14
Denmark Doings.

Denmark, Aug. 9.-Mrs. Frank
Simms is in Kansas City at the bed
side Of her brother who was wound
ed in France.
Picnics, parties and motoring are
the events of the visit of the Misses
Shuler, of Holly Hill, with their sis
ter, Mrs. Rupert Hughes.
Carroll Mobley has returned from,
the hospital at Columbia and is able
to be about again.
Mrs. Richard Hardwick is at her
summer home I'm Saluda, N. G.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sturgeon are
at home after their vacation in Hen
dersonville.
The Denmark colony now at Hen
dersonville includes Mr.. and Mrs.
Lang. Rice, Mrs. Emma Owens and
little daughter, Mrs. Sylvester Guess
and Mr.. George Goolsby.
H. B. Grimes and family left Fri
day for Norfolk, Va, whence they will
go by boat to Washington, New York,
and other Northern cities.
Miss Pauline Ray is entertaining
two of her &c. w. c." schoolmates
the Misses Matte and Kathleen Boyl-
ston, of Salley, who during their stay
here are being much entertained. On
Monday evening Miss Ray entertain
ed in their honor. Misses Vera and
Martha Virgins honored them with a
rook party Wednesday morning
Thursday evening they were guests
at a river party on the Edisto.
Miss Maggie Milhouse, of Olar, is
the guest of the Misses Virginia and
Willie Dell Hutto, and on Tuesday
afternoon the Misses Hutto entertain
ed very pleasantly in their honor.
Miss Onie Brux, of Gainesville, Ca.
is the attractive guest of Mrs. John
Boozer. Having lived here until she
was grown, Miss Brux feels very
much at home in Denmark.