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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
TIVE LATEST FTRR

In Wow Of the uncertainty In regard
10 the origin az the ere which damaged
the building oe the Annapolis Banking
ard Trust Company. and the clrcum-
stances connected with II and other
recent fres, citizens should be ex.
tgeinoly cautious lii forming theories
which would damage any clasa or our
people.
Already, there III tendency to-
connect 4 with Il certain matter which,
lor the good os everybody, had better
be forgotten While the authorities
might well keep this Iii mind as Of
fering possible clue 10 the origin Of
some II not all, og the recent fres.
there should be d general Suspension
% Judgment until actual facts are es-
nbiiahed. ii the 4irst place, none 81
the Ares has yet h6en proved definitely.
70 be Of Incendsafy origin. In the sec
ond place, there Is nothing Oh which
To base any theory ais 10 the identity
Of The guilty parties. II there are such
Even the suspicion that miscreant
OF this kind. whether insane Or simply
vicious. IN tho community aud about
his work. is 4 matter 81 sufficient serl-
business hi itself. III ii much worse IL
the condition causes unjust charges.
and perhaps acts, against any innocent
persons.
al The same time. IL Is Impossible to
ignore the indications Of this series Of
iifes, bearing lii most instances very
many of the marks Of the same origin.
Il Is unnecessary Is point out the seris
BUSINESS OF the condition. Or to ask
that tho authorities take every posi-
lie step for the protection Of The pub
lie ii mas BE assumed that they are
doing this, and are saying IS little
about what they are doing as possible.
d course which II entirely wise
III this connection II may be pointed
QUA That individual citizens have their
important duties. Ii d rnlscreant IL ST
large. care should be taken not ID
leave buildings III b condition which In
vite him To BIS work II there Is some
other explanation Of the different iires,
Watchfnlness and caution will render
them less likely III the future, from
whatever cause they may be- II viii
be q great deal better to face the sit
uation reasonably, and try to make 3
repetition 81 these iires impossible,
than 10 jump al conclusions which
may lead astray Sc to the real cause.
and be the source o. bad feeling and
friction
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
LETTER 70 EDITOR

10 fAe Editor of enc EvcatmO Catitol;
VIII you please allow me a space in
yOar valuable paper
am informed there will he meet
Ing OF the taxpayers from Eastport,
headed By Mr. Jesse Clark for water
for Eastport from the reservoir
/ have talked with good many q
the Passport taxpayers. and they said
they would only want the water fof
bathing purposes THAT they would not
use the reservoir water for drinking
purposes. They would not give up
their wells of good water under ans
condition
According to my Judgment, they are
asking too much Of the mayor and
aldermen OF Annapolis, for do moi
think They have any water to spare
There isn't year that there Is not q
petition out III the city Don't waste
the water, Don't waste the water
think they had better let good
enough alone
From d man who knows,
g. MILTON DIjvALI4.
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plr Bly In Town


Members OF q citizens association
are protesting against the presence Of
pig sty within 4 block Of d public
scisoof III this city. Prompt heed
should be given To their complaint A
city ls no place for pig culture Time
vas within the memory uf man when
pigs ran loose tn the streets Of Wash.
ington. and this spectacle uf rec
porcine life caused great scandal
Washington suffered seriously In rep
1tati0n. After q while the municipal
regulations were revised and the
perkers were no longer allowed to
roam Ut viii. Eventually the health
rules were adapted TO the modern de-
ngnds or sanitation and comfort and
III ~ surprising now to find that pig
culture III conducted within the resi-
Dental section. This ID unuuestion-
ably an isolated case and needs but
10 be called to Official attention to be
rernedied Washington Star
II seems that the National capital
ID having some small town troubles.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
TgTg s(I.DTgR N r.glT.iTIss

Very obvious efforts have besn made
to line np the returning soldier for
one political policy 81 another. 81. to
throw his influence upon one side 81
some great public matter,
Il may be said with assurance that
no one Is going 10 line np the Anaeri-
cal, soldier These young men will
aiside on the great questions of the
day. Just aa they did before the har
and Just ID All elasses Ds our cseaasna
40 new There Is nothing IA what
they hare done and borne % mako
them look on matters Oe this Kind
lsh anGmlts Ins9 afu reasonable
men, gs ~ they we're before. and
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
Prebltlen II Indiana


How does prohibition really work
Fine, replies Indiana which went
dry Just year ago At that time
there were in the state $500 saloons,
SIS breweries and is dlstllleries The
closing III the saloons meant loss oi
something like s26, 000, 900 annually
so the saIoonkeopa and Of SLIGO 600
10 municipalities In license fees. But
according to The indianapolis News,
''thcae things have not proved % be
financial shock 10 the State, De-
spita the war and Liberty loans,
there has been general increase in
he savings deposits in the soundest
financial institutions of the state. and
there IL prosperity in all localities. :
what about the owners Of property
formerly occupied BY saloons While
there are few empty rooms, the bulk
ST such property Is now occupied b.
restaurants, grocery. candy and dry
goods stores and banking institutions.
Former breweries and distilIIeries are
manufacturing food products. Hotels,
which feared loss Of income through
tie closing az their cafes, are said to
be prosperous. The Chief Of Police
81 Indianapolis reports 8 decrease q
SO per cent III arrests for wife beat
ing, as we'll as large decrease n ar
rests for burglary. murder and even
drunkenness. On the other hand, ar-
rests III indianapolis for running
blind tigers, have increased almost
every month. New York Evening
Post
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14
BALTIMORE CITY TO
STAND BY PIGGERl

In the event an injunction is grant
ga III the Circuit Court in this city
restraining d. A Gaumnitz, president
|of the American Feeding company Of
Maryland, FROM establishing piggery
on the Jubb farm at Graveyard point,
he viii be Unidentified to the extent
|og SIS 900, BY the City OF Baltimore.
The Board Of Awards agreed to pro-
Itect Gaumnitz at meeting held yes
terday lin Baltimore.
Ganmnitz. who has contract with
the city on Baltimore to use the gar
hage collected from the city to feed
some III. 900 porkers, Is said to hare
told members OF the Board Of Awards
that unless he was guaranteed the
amount 81 money lie is spending to
put the piggery In shape the work
would be stopped.
Citizens I'll the district In which the
piggery lis located have sought 4 per-
nlanent injunction seeking to re-
strain the Mayor and City Council 81
Baltimore from allowing the piggery
Ito be established,
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IN HE RAM

fry LIN sad. but loving remembrance Of
our dear grandfather. Thomas Fry, wht
departed this life one ntOnth ago res
feKday March 18th. 1919.
Some may think we have forgotten him,
And our wounded hearts are he&ieds
But they little know tie sorrow.
That's wifllsn oar hearts concealed.
4 precaona one from us has gone,
voice we IBsed II still
a place e. vacant Is our home
Whlch neva3 eMn be nalan.
Hta hasx hands are folded,
ETas work an earth Is done,
ais trials All are eatlHd.
His heaveuly crewn y won.
we maarn tor our @rhnsEfAtAer.
Hat not with outward shaw
Fer the heart that KnQGr1fa GiEserEiS
AE0uFns silently aAd Tow.
MISS v IN Y En-. MIS- SATaA-
RINE SUMMERS, MRS ROSA BELL
QUEEN sT4-1
Ill So I'd memory 81 my ssaiar grand
muther SArah T. Fenssley. who de.
parted Girls lire tn years ago Anral 4sh.
Palm Sunday
a precious 0ne from ua has gone.
s rOaCe W. lore Is esf1E
4 vacant PLACE 81 Is 0aE heEne,
nacn nessr E&n be aEieA-
W. ~ 4n0E sstf IN neks nlay fAlf.
BeI9Raa - q flsnlag Eoa 4
one laammR rs EExa9, huE les m@ NIL
pkenaER 10 1MfSk 0nF ESlS8
By Aef granddaughter
.a1a-a sARAl
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vital the Gas ms. Aided by kles ~
ere 81 TIE eOankry, also aeculsulaa
fort sven 90 their lest divisions g0r
lis asgenne, and they fought deaE,er-
atsay, knowiu@ THAT II the AsnerIeAna
gos through tha game vas ap
our men went through. but they
suffered $4,000 casualties. Of whCul
about 10000 were killed
The Arg0nne was not as spsctac-
Mar as the second Afarne OK the
breaking Of the aindenburg line, bus
more than one-third Dc our casualties
Id Europe occurred there New York
World.
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rs rs

FThla boesn by q. b. knight was
nbIEshAd 81 Ina Poets Dng0ut =
contributors c0anEnn hi the 7 American
Sentinel. she weekly papsg pnbllahed
~ The A = y b AErhangsl Russia.
srherea 49, place in old ArehangeI
That w nesex viii forget
And cf al the cozy places,
It's the soldiers one best BET.
It's the place where lonely Samnies
Fit the trail for on the run
Where TREY serve yoR cake ard coafees
Till the cake and conee's done.
And ehey know tlhRt after eating,
There's another pleasure yet,
SO Ia show you they are thoughtful.
They include cigarette.
There's space back HI the corner,
Where yuu get your clothing checked,
And THE Place IS yours, they tell
you.
Well, or words 10 that effect.
There are magazines q plenty,
From the good old Y. 8. A.
There's b CHEEKY home like welcome
For you any time Of day
VIII we, can we Ger forget them,
In tile future golden years
And the killCess that was rendered,
BY these Lady Volunteers
just as soon DIS work n finished,
Don't you brush your hair and blouse
And 90 doubledouble timing
TO the cordial Hostess House
They say that The latest styles are
making Paris Green with envy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14

Tie awenty nimth division has hesn oi
sierpd m ufppare for nm sMeiy return
the united States News Item.
Thank God, tlle skies are clearing!
The clouds are hurrying past
Thank God. the day Id nearing.
Tho dawn is coming last
And when glad herald voices
Shall tell IA peace has come.
Tliia thought shall most rejoice us.
Dur boys are coming home
@, mother. calmly Visiting
For that beloved son.
q, sister, proudly netting
The victory Re has won.
o, nlaideu, softly drumming
The love song while you roam,
Joy, Joy. the boys are coming,
Our boys are coming home.
And yet, q keenest sorrow,
They're coming, but not all;
Full many d dark tomorrow
Shall wear les sable pail
For thousands who are sleeping
Heneath the einpurplod loan:
Woe, woe, for those we're weeping,
Who never will come home.
q, sad heart. hush thy grievilg;
Wait but 8 little while
With hoping and believing
Thy woe hnd fear beguile.
Witt for the Joyous meeting
Beyond tie starry dome.
For there our boys arc waiting
70 bid us welcome home!
Author Unknown.
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itOpOa rs VI sAD

Aprfl 1Hs 1919. bids viii be received BY
the city r0lmEnia asonc1a until 12 o'clock
ne6a Tuesday Apgii 2asrsi f0f removing
thA MaTbaEh arSaM all the Sareesa. 1aHes,
and asseHN
Rufnishibg horses Tor The gkreeE aprink-
-ler and sweeper x0z he ensuing feaf from
Jnne 1st sD18 THE city reserves tie right
u reject my and Vii Bids. i'll aiag PM ef
hidA TOT eIgeca lcAtseH. ete~ aRpaS 81
w III SSAM
City C0Eaxss zaaoneE
~. 2. asrsAs \, 81 OF 10s 11s 81, IS, III a6
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14

Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure catarrh=
al deafness, and that ID BY constr
tutional remedy. Catarrhal Deafness
Is caused BY an infiamed condition Of
the mucous lining OF the Eustachian
Tube. When this tube Is infiamed you
have rumbiing sound or Imperfect
hearing, and when 1t Is entirely closed,
Deafness Is the result Unless the in
Examination can be reduced and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be DESTROYED forever.
Many cases OF deafness are caused By
catarrh, which Is an iniiamed con-
sIition of the mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the blood
on the mucous surfaces Of the system.
We will give one Hundred Dollars
for any case OF Catarrhal Deafness
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca
sarrh Medicine. Circulars free. All
Druggists. 75c.
r. ]. CHENEY, Toledo. q
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TU ESDAY, APRIL %, I9ls,
III la.2o O.gIotK. IN I'd.


All that iet Of ground situate on the
south site III d thirty fa0t road. now
known ~ Adams street with frontage Of
lGl ~ feet ana Uniform depth ~ 10
feet, being the southern portion 1T lot
No. 90 aH shown upon the plat and sur
vey made thereof rs e. Lacy Chinn. sur
yeyoFs Sel,tenber 1897, and Ireeorsied
among the aforesaid Land Records I'll
LibcF e. W.. No. "a. foIio 1f5, and tho
property which was conveyed To the said
Alta II. Stevens by WinsoH G. gOtt, trlis
tee by deed dated August ~. 1912. re-
corded among the aforesaid Land Records
tn Liber e. w. No a. folio sa and III
The said John Is stevens aly the said Attn
Z Stevens and husband. by deed dated
March "a. 1915, recorded among the afOre
said Land Records LII Efhef g. m. No.
1fS, folio So improved by tygo STORY
frame dwelling.
TERMS or RALE A deposit oil $3.50 will
be required Of the purchaser or.pufchascrs
an the day of aales and the balance to he
paid upon Anal ratification of the sale ~
the court. Taxes to be adjusted To the
date Cf sale
In case the purchaser or purchasers.
hasn't ail the money the undersigned can
furnisls twa-thIFas &c the value II the
property, no commissions TO be charged
for obfaining the money.
Fer 1nRtAaT particulars apply 10
WfNE0N 81. GDTT
Attorney Named lii M6rtga gee q
Annapolis. Nd
81; {. 81 Il, Is, 50, is q, 9, q. Is
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d y
b / Z. .

HAmYEY- ON April 18th, 1919, 1T her res
denee. IT, Seventh avenue. Passport,
ROSE ANNA HARVEY. aged Az years.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon ut
o'clock from her Iafe residence.
BRN Ms on April 18th. 1910, at his res
sadence, EsastpOrt REV. ALEXANDER
DENNIS. aged IS years.
Funeral service Tuesday, April 10 frem
Asbury M 81 church, III 2 b. %. Inter
meat In Brewer Hill cemetery.
Body win lie liz state at PASSPORT ~ u.
3. M. al 2t
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viii consle 10 have sest ailEeren-
ces of opilUn
The ebert u exploit sae Azaestean
soldier f0g ~ sussah pslrp0se Is go
Gnk sO fafa Ii nDsa iessg Is 0lar
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City Property to 81 Sold to satisfy Taxca
Due For The Hesr 1917.

gnIIersar ana TraaureF.s ONCE, Annapo-
lis, Nd. March 2sstE 1919. hereby give no
tice that under ana By virtue of authority
vested III me ty eetion Ssh. of the city
Charter Of AnBapN1ia, NIL title Taxes, .
the undersigned nIlector and Treasurer
for said city. hayiNg leYied upon the same
In accortiafice wits the law viii offer to
public snIe at the H0urE House door In the
city BE Annap polls NIL. oil TUESDAY, April
= 1919. At IS O'CLOCK d. nj. the several
lots BIZ ground aIB improvements thereon
ana personal property. or 80 much as mny
be necessary situ#fe ia said city which
IRE hereinafter sfscrlbed TO the highest
bidder for cash h safisfy tsie skid taxes
Inc with inferes and aII costa and
sharges Encidemt 50 said sale
JNC. il. TELLS
f.szsis..frsr. "a lTrs.1. nIa1srl
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By request. and by virtue Of the special
power and aufhority eoutained In two
oftgages ole from Alta z Stevens.
lated August q, 1872 recorded among
the Laiid Records ef Anne Arnudel coune
ty III Idber. u. W.. No. ~ folio I75. aud
the ether fron John A stevens aud wife
dated the list day of August, 1917. record
esi among The aforesaid Land Records iii
Liber 81 w. M. 1f3. folio s0I. / will offer
III rlIblle sale III the Court House door, I'M
the city af AnnapolIs MARYLAND. on
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10 tnrc / cold il one pay.

10 Cure q Cold ~ Ono LAY
Take LAXATIVE BR0AfO QUININE
lTabIetsl 1t stops the Cough and
w. GROVES signature on eacR box
Headache and works on the Cold 3.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14

All that lot of xYVund situate IL Sid city
on Main street. e feel firm mith the I'M
pr0Tcnlents thetecA assessed 70 WIN. II
Can't % she ma ssFment books 0f said
city fol aid tsxee 0lle Tor the year 1911
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-04-14

Is virtue 81 the special power and III
thhrity contained IN i mortgage from
Harvey II. Steel and wife. dated December
& 1919 recorded among the Land Keeords
Hof5 Anne Arundel county. IN Liber, W. NJ.
NJ, No. 8, fOllo 81. I win offer II public
sale at the court House door, I'M the city
spf Annapolis, Maryland, on
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TIESDAY. APRIL Cd. l9l9,
AT lo:sO OcLOcK a. M..

All that lot of ground situate on the
northwest side of Eastern avenue, In the
village Of Eastport. SeeOnd Election Dis
triet. III Anne Arundel county, Maryland.
with Il frontage on said avenue III 80 feet,
and uniform depth Of IT, feet. being
parts Of lots Nos. 100 and 10. as shown
upon DuyaIi's plat at Eaatn0rt, flied
hi Plat Eook, No. Il Sectional. folio III, Or
Anne Arundel county, and the property
conveyed To the said Haryey III. Steele
and wife by Emory q. Bowen aud wife.
by deed dated December 4, 1913, recorded
among the aforesaid Land Records In
Liber M N. NJ. NO. CT folio Isl; Inn
proved By two story frame dwelling.
Ia good condition.
TERMS on SALE u deposit 81 $sJ0wili
be required of the purchaser or purchasers
on the dry III sale. and the balance I'd be
paid upon final ratification 1T the sale by
the court Taxes to be adjusted 10 the
date OF sale.
In eaN2 the purchaser or purchasers,
hasn't all the money tile undersigned can
furnish two-thlrds Of the value 0f the
property. no commissions to bes charged
for obtaining the money.
Fer further particulars. apply To
WINS0N q, GOTT
Attorney Named I'M Mortgage.
Annapolis. Md.
M 8, 10. A. Iii. is, II. 70. % rs
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All shat Iok e GROUND 81 Ne ID raid
improvements theSe0n assesns8 TO annie
Il ShIpaey kesEaxel on the assessment
hacks uf ea1a CITY fSr raid EAxes due Tor
the year 1Jl7
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ORR BOYs ARE COMING HOMG

THE a'wenky snillth division has hetn Of.
sierpd III uFpparr for I'm early return Il
the uisLfed states News Item.
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moNgY 10 lOAN.

80
MONEA ~ ss ~, zErfnneg9a "a Colt,
mogsEa .lsss NJ 49, sy1s-t9
menYgvsY xO LOAN LIN Sc % d. $3.50 49,
Is snik on ee1onah5sa sssfs J. 49, 49, 4 y.
pM1h1sAs Mas0ssssAs 3y19-s1
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CRY LAX sAAEs

FOR RENT Furnished hpiIse. reasonable:
May III October nj West sfrpet aIs,-5t
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RON RENT

FuR RENT For Bune week. three bed
rooms. bath anN narinr. With refined
family. Everything new Address all
letters No. I:s5 Box 5gG. Annapolis
Nd. oil Re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
MT, PLEASANT

Mt PLEASANT Ohio. Sept a. Mr..
and Mrs, " tllram shannon and Miss
Emma Gin. w"r" visitors al inc ho!li' ~
Finley Eh"d"S %f nmar Sa' =, y 'sIt nj
the HON" IT her daughter. Mrs SEI-
Nrst"r Young. of Savannah. ONO,
Mr. J. t. Hog" IS on III" sex ,n''. oo1.
Miss E"T [,; ~. MITES M,ss S Gro MorxlS. cf
M; Mss i,s1' Mary Mccullough and Mrs.
Sarah orthrnGtuu. Of Ehncrs"h' ',hl"'
ono day last week at III" home "' MIS-
i: ThS Friends hold their annual conGr"o,
gati"naI plrnrr Saturday. Scp''mb"r %
n The Evans Gr"y" mar l:n"rIGm;,
Mr.. Daniel orr and Mss iIl!l' "'
Ry"svilI". wrr" quietly m4rri|d a. IA"
N,rthndist marso by ROY. Willis Satur-
day evening. September -.
Mrs. Earl Walker and son Robert are
confined To their home with 1"nNiiii!S.
oliver Clcnvcr son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank tTr.tyrr IS IN n" SICK HSi.
NrNdamrs pa>id Buchanan. William
Lawrence and Sophia Hooper W"r" nus
mess callers in ntllonval" saturday,
Mr.. John Harbour Was business
caller IN I,ll"nlaIc saturday.
Rev. Sharp and daughter. Of St"ub"n-
willie. were in This rlar" Sunday morning
Rov SHARP preached ilnT sermon ,,,or i, '''
Howard Me- ~ SLOWLY imrr"E'hE'
He has been i'll with rh"uma,iSm,
Mr. AMI Mrs. W.lli0m BrlEES ana ram
ily, Of Yorkvilc. spent Sunday II IN"
home Of Harry S"hC"lc.
Mr.. Eugene O'Conn"ll. Of Tnt"nTllI".
was a caller at tn" home OF Harry
SChcClc Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mont C"m"rN ANA
children. ar" visiting 1t III" homo Of h"r
pnrcntS Mr.. and Mrs. John krinkr,
MIR. Clarence lIarth. Of Scotch itdEc'
is visiting his aunt. Mrs. John Nrink".
Bert LINN and son CHESTER were bus
inr::s callers in Ad"nt "Wednesday.
Samuel Buchanan and Will nan w"r"
callers at the hum" Of =. L. IRWIN:
sherman Sch"cl". "f Scotch ihdG"'
was n callrr At IN" horne of his brother
Harry SChc"lc. Monday.
Mrs. John McK"lvIC. Of Pittsburgh.
was visiting her mother. Mrs. y. J. Nc
Conahcy. ~
Mir. and Mrs. l.. f. Beckett attended
tho Smithficld fair Thursday.
Several from this vicinity attended
tho Smithflcld fair this week.
Charlie Xcycr was business caller
in Martins Ferry Wednesday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Chrrlic l;all and family
attended tn" funeral Of her father. Mr..
& G. Hutchinson. near Crescent, ONO.
The remains Of tn" lat" {. q. liulchi-
son were laid to rcSt in Highland Gem
ctcry in this place "Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
COLERAIN

rOLFRAIN. Ohio. Sept. "5.--Mr. and
Mrs Charles Bartlett. "t bridgeport:
ohio. were the guests If relatives and
friends AZ this place Sunday.
tho wcck end with Misses Edith md
Mrs. r r. Murdoch and daughter.
Marjorie. Of Pleasant Grow" .w"r" tn"
guests Of Miss AbbIc Murd""k Satnr-
Sir. and Mrs. Eur"n" Wilson and
daInItcr. Virginia, w"r" callers IN
Martins Ferry Tuesday.
Miss Eva Hartley has returned to
CUlerain.
John Mullin. Of Cadiz, was n huSr-
ness caller here Tuesday.
NcinSun Simpson, Of H"llair". ana
Miss Nellie Dean Of Martins Ferry
were tn" guests Of MIR. aud Mrs. J. x.
VIII" Mr, and G"io Ms. John Mullen. Of "od,z.
Ohio. wcr" the gusts of their parents.
Mr.. AMI Mrs NJ. j. W.atlak". Tu's'dr}.
Squire r. n, Simpson "hi VMu"' -,
Rnrtun. We're: tn" quest sci Mr.. Hni
Mrs. g. 4. Miller W"duc'dry.
Rev. +. II. Randall WAS u caller III
Cadtz. ohio. Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs Frami GllIn VIZ" cali
ers Mt this place Thur#day.
Morris cope. at II nm SO" Il '''
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. White.
Mr. aud Mrs. T. t'rS"n. # f.A"l 49,
crpool, were the guests If Mr. and MrH.
r. l.. Wnlk"r Tuesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Whit" at'"rd'h Th'
SMYRNA faIr Thursday.
Mrs. Alice Cut ; and dauGh'rr. An'H'
of california. are III" guests G! her sis
ter. Mrs. c. D. Whit.
j. W. RiFSIcy was n business 'AIl'r
In Barton Thursday.
Tho rhtIath"a rlasa "a& ri'asnmtly
cntrriaincG ut Ia" horn" 81 Mr.. J.: W.
W:,lk,r Thur-.!ry. Mrs. :. l. i'L"r".
Wils irene Horton and Miss Mary