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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26
RellaIre Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Fowler. OF Hl"vr-
land. visited yesterday AT the nome 81
Mr. and Mrs r. Z. Meyer on North
jefferson street.
Miss Helen Ashworth has returned to
her home At Stnubcnyillc after visiting
with relatives here.
John /. Workman, Of Cambridge.
spcut Christmas with relatives here.
MIR: and Mrs. Earl Corbett, Of West
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ror Rs-Appratsemsnt.

r, or5nr to raise funds to meet neeu
cd nxncnditurcs Of the city. the county
90 ,fssicners NAV be asked 70 reap
praise local real estate. The new ciSg
Council takes office January ~, i ana Hnan ume
s. t,nHyrbers are already on record as
Taroring a re-arpraisement Of property:
Thcy are John Johnston. councilman III, In, "a "a
large. and August Kern. new tlrst warn
councilman.
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Rnsincss in Bellair@ VIII resume
ooain TODAY after yesterdays susprn,,
SION for Christmas. stores were clos cIoTcd
all day yesterday, as were the bank h'IS
barber shops and other places Oh Gus,
;roasS Holiday hours were observed az
~ nostofricc, Coal mines were all
Down and local manufacturing plants
n.ors Idle IN ali departments.
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Alpha Pi Dance.

More than hundred couples Of tn"
members Of the Alpha III and their lai"
friends Of this city. w"r" present al tn
annual Christmas dance which was
given in the Elk'S club building on
North Fourth street by tn" fraternity
last night and the young folks spent
the most enjoyable evening Of their his
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Mrs. Mary Anna Yates Carr.

Mrs. Anna Yates Carr, wife Of II. NJ.
Carr Of this city. and Il well known resi-
dent Of Howard street. klrkwOod. died
at the Ohio Valley hospital in Wheel
iug. Wednesday evening at $50 o'clock.
following an Illness of pneumonia. The
body was removed Ia the home at sos
Howard street. by Howard II. Wilson,.
local undertaken, and Will be shipped 20
the former home at Grafton. w. Va. to-
day. where intcrmcnt Will take place
later,
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Despite the fact ri the Industrial cor
djtiun which has Obtained in this vi
entity for several weeks past, or until Il
few weeks ago. when more than fifty
Der cent Of the heads Of families were
out Of employment. this Is cdaimcd /"
have been the best Christmas local res
idcnts ever knew. and ALI Of the business
houses are we'll pleased with the huS!-
ness done. The necessary money for
Christmas seemed to come from some
unknown source and all spent An enjoy
able day.
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Christmas At Home.

On Christmas days previous. in tn"
history Of this city. il WAS oftHn the
custom for the heads Of some Of the
families To spend the holiday away from
home. with n few ConGcnlal cronics.
mostly facing tn" mahogany. with a
white aproncd waiter before them to
&c care of their wants. Alas.
I ,inCs have changed. and this year.
many Of these self same men spent the
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Injured Lad Rested Easy.

Thomas Jones. the six year old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jones, Of Grant
avenue. who had his right leg fractured
in two places one above the knee. and
tn" other below. is said TO he resting
easy in tn" local hospital but II will
be- some time before he is again able
To be- on his feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26
Basketball Next Friday.

The first basketball game of the sea-
son for the local high school is schc-
dulcd to be played in the gymnasium OF
the Elm school building in this city
next Friday evening with the Shadysidc
High school team furnishing the pp-
rosllion. 4 decided interest Is being de-
v"lnpcd in bask"tb ball locally and Il good
crowd is expected to sec the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26
Jewish Relief Meeting

Local persons who will conduct INC
r.,,iSb Relief fund driv" in this city.
are to meet tonight at the Sons OF , Is
'ae - rrok Rev. f. l.. Erect Is the
chairman. Those IN charge OF the
r"iipty drirc arc Max l.. H"rzoerg,
chairman: Leo EliHan. treasurer and
SYLVAN Rlum, secretary.
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eav. Pine entertainment

fine Christmas entertainment was
given at the South Bellaire NJ +. 'hurch
last night. Young people OF the church
go, mari The program consisted Of
,nusic' rotations and exercises.
\ good program Was also gwen last
night at the First Reformed church. and
snO,n,r good Christmas program was
r.,d'.r,.d by members OF the Latter Day
- ,ipr church
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Masonic Banquet.

Tho local mcmbcrS Of BooKer t.
Washington lodge Of Masons have been
,nokinc forward with interest TO the
annual BANQUET Of the organization
Which will be held in the, Mt. Zion
BartiSt church III this city mis- evening;
An interesting program Of music ana
addie ~s"s has been prepared ior the
"T"riny. which will be followed by the
rig Eat"
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Y,adiaa' Aid,

Mrs. John Masser will he hostess 70
tho members Of the Fourth DIVISION or
the Ladies' Aid society of the klrKwooa
Presbyterian church. at her home on
West Main street this afternoon Al
ent, and a special program of social
diversions is scheduled to follow the
husiDeSS session.
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Charnock. aged resident of South Second
street. who died at the family home
few DAYS ago. will nc Conductcd from
the place of death this afternoon At J
o'clock in ch&rEc Of Rev. l.. 5. lose.
pastor of tho First Methodist church.
Intcrmcnt will be made Al RiVerVicw
cemetery.
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po,ics Business Quiet

Christmas day saw business Mt the
notice station very quiet. Ihcr" WI"
20 or,csts bv the officers Christmas eve
Nv ~. :" t,sas there n single call to tn" police
station Christmas day
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Burglar BY Proxy"

The First National Attractions. pre-:
sentation Of Jack Pickford. the Ace or
the screen in Burglar BY Proxy Will
h, the attraction at the Family theatre
in this city for this afternoon and even
ing, and the usual good crowds are eX-
pcctcd. This will be the first preSen-
tation of this picture in the ONO val
low. and il is fun of laughs, gigGles,
lights, scraps. tears and signs.
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Ftre1nen Enjoy Christmas.

Tho mCmbrrS Uf INC local IIr' UCplrt-
mcnt held open house in their quarters
At the city building IN West Main
street. all day yesterday. and o. large
number Of the members called at the
rooms during the afternooHi and even
ing, Ito enjoy Il social smoke with the
members who were present
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Entertainment Enjoyed.

A large number Of the members ana
friends Of the congregation or TRINITY
Lutheran church of this city. attended
the annual Christmas entcrtalhmcn!
nirht by the members Of the SUNDAY
school. and all enjoyed the excellent
program which had been prepared Tor
tho evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26
Soma Sled Season.

DUE to the snow which has lain on the
ground in the valley for several days
Which has made Shedding good. and de-
veIoped the spirit of coasting. local mer-
.st b,,sines. of their history in slcds,
most Of which were sold for Christmas
gifts. and there are at present very lew
left ON sale In town.
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p,.n And CANA Meeting.

The regular meeting of the Belmont
County Fish and Game Protective
Association for tonight has been post
nnncd. AS the annual meeting Tor the
election OF officers falls on Friday or
next week. it was thought best to pass
nm the meeting for this week.
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A large crowd OF the young folks or
the city attended the session OF dane
ing school which is being conducted ny
Gordon building on West Main street
last night and all spent very enjoy
q bile evening.
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pleased with the work of the company
Of entertainers The same company VIII
appear again this evening with an en-
tI"cly different show.
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The funeral services for Elizabeth,
the infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Martin, we'll known residents
Of Barton. O.. who died few days ago.
following an Illness of infantilc trouble,
was conducted yesterday morning, -
charge Of Rev. Father Sogel, and III"
interment was made at Linwood Gem
etery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-26

4 good Christmas crowd attended the
performance Of Xarr"ws "Yin iip
Yauks' at the New pHstimc thcatr" on
Hanover street last night and were well
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CHRISTMAS ENJOYED
At LOCAL HOSPITAL
nfEMHEHS OF HOSPITAL AUXIL-
IARY AND THE HOSPITAL
STAFF ENJOY PROGRAM
RENDERED.
All Numbers On tho Program Rendered
Voluntarily BY Local Talent
Of Mote.

Never before in the history Of the
local hospital were such elaborate pre-.
parations made for the celebration OF
Christmas by the attaches Of the lnsti-
tuition and the members of the hosp,
tai association are to be compllmenteu
on their Efforts put forth TO give thos,
Of the staff, who were compelled 10 re-
main there during the Christmas season,
a celebration which they could properly
enjoy. The entire interior OF the build
inS was very prettily decorated in sea-
feature Of the day. The program for
the afternoon WAS especially interest
ing and the nurses and officials OF tho
hospital were highly grateful to those
in charge. and the losal residents who
assisted in rendering the interesting
musical program for their benefit. This
is claimed to have been the best Christ
mas celebration ever held at the hospi-
I al
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rejudicc TO new action at cost Of plain

rrejudicc to new action at cost Of plain
Moses Perkins vs. John D. Hurphy e,
al. Judgment on verdict ,.s..,.,
Commission Of Ohio. Dismissed with
! out prejudice to new action at costs
OF plaintiff.
prejudice Ito new action at costs OF
plaintiff.
William Urcn VS.. n. N. crossley. Mo-
ton OF plaintiff for new trial sustained
and verdict of jury set aside and new
trial granted
Anton Tonon vs. Industrial Commits
sion OF Ohio. Dismissed without pre-
, JUDGE to- new action at costs OF plain
Sarah J. Thomas vs.. The Wheeling
Traction Co. Judgment on verdict.
John Bradua VS.. Industrial Commits.
sion Of Ohio. Dismissed with out pre-.
judice 20 new action at costs Of plain.
Joe Grczczek VS.. The Industrial COM
mission Of Ohio. Dismissed withou!
prejudice to new action at costs OK
plaintiff.
Mike Krimsky VS.. The Industrial CHM
prejudice to new action at costs OK
James Hedlecka VS.. Industrial Com.
mission OF Ohio. Dismissed without
pre- juLicc to new action at costs OF
plaintiff.
{ Tho Dollar Savings Bank Co.. vs. Geo.
F.. Myers ct al. Judgment by default
, against defendant George E Myers lot
S3TJ. with interest from April 3, 1915
ON S25U.00 at per cent interest on
$l2j. ..
Pantclis vaslekos vs.. George ~.
Thraon. Judgment on verdict Tor
; amount Of same and costs.
Realty Deeds FILED.
Herbert w. Mitchell, executor Of
John T. Young. deceased. to Joseph il.
Lopez and Hcttie L.. Loper. Land in
! Richland township. $4,000.
, Joseph Holman and Annie Holman
I to Charles l.. McEntre ct al. Land In
! Bridgeport. $40.
: Robert VanFossen to David A. Van
Fossen. Land in Flushing township.
$500.
Marriage Licenses.
Stanley Leslie Watson Of Salesville
and Mazel Marie billiard. Of Belmont.
George Ogle Wiley and Galena Rose
Moore both of GAINESVILLE.
Carl VIM. Metcalf. OF Des Moine7.
!. Iowa. and Pearl Anna Vaupel, Of Bell
aire.
Milford Ndon Davis OF Hcndrysburs.
and Josephine Kearncs. OF GAINESVILLE.
Raymond Russell Humphrey and
Wanda Maric Bowen. both OF Barnes
/ VILE.
! Leon Danford Barkrs. Of Lyksns. Pa,
and Minnie Mabel Siddall. OF Bellaire.
Emmett r. Edmondson and Sarah 4.
Caldwell. both Of Bannock.
Albert Costello. OF Buffalo. n. Y
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YpFanS pn-AH

entire holiday at home with their fam
lilies thus making the day more enjoy
able for all.
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for The 1ntelligencer
NJ the Burd News Agency, South
Fourth street. or call Martins Ferry
STIR
Albert W. Otte. Local Correspondent.
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Entartain Children.

Entertain Children.
All the children OF the members OF
the local lodges Of Red Men and Degree
of pocohontas will be entertained at an
ienioyablc affair which will he held in
the Fratcrnal hall on North Fifth street
this evening. beginning at o'clock. y
program has been prepared for the cvin-
ing followign which a real live SANTA
children under the age Of II years.
Charnook Funeral.
The funeral services for Mrs. William
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for Tho Intelli.
gencer at Hickcy's News stand.
Selby & Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Hardware Company.
Albert ". Otto. Local Correspondent.
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Clever Wife 0utWits
"Vamp" Homebreakef

The clevcrncss Of young wife. who
realized that the only way To make
man happy is TO give him his own way.
and give him the things he wants only
for him 10 discover that the doesn't
want them mt all. Is the basic motif Of
the plot OF Happiness a la Mode.
Constance Talmadgcs latest Select pic
ture, which can be seen on Wednesday
and Thursday at the Liberty theatre.
In this. as in all her other Select PIC
lures. Miss Talmadge is presented by
Lewis J. Selznick.
Instead OF raising a tempest wScn
she hears that her husband is beginning
II tire Of her and is falling in love with
another woman. she let's him frame up
divorce evidence. She Is told by the
court that her final dectee will b.
granted her in three months.
Just as soon as he Is separated from
his wife. friend husband begins TO rcl'-
izc what he is missing. and all the I'D
love. which had been temporarily r.
gotten. returns. He attempts TO ter
suadc her 10 call off the separation.
but she refuses.
The other woman learns Of the at
tcntions Dick is paying 10 his wife and
she becomes horribly jealous, call nG
his conduct disEraccful. Rut Dick noT
realizes his mistake and the divorce is
never contaminated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
MAYOR DECLARES
FOURTH A HOLIDAY
Makes Pea For q Safe and Sane OBJ
servance Of Tho Day.

Mayor Thomas r. Thoncr yesterday
afternoon issued n proclamation desig-
mating Friday. July 4th holiday in
TIC city Of Wheeling. The proclamation
Isl featured by the mayors plea for
safe and Sane observance of this glor-
ious Independence Day.
In this connection Mayor Thoncr calls
upon every loyal citizen Of Wheeling 10
conscientiously and faithfully observe
all provisions Of the city ordinance pro-
hibitng the sale or distribution of cx-
plosives other than Chinese firccrackcra
not exceeding five inches In length.
In proclaiming the holiday for Wheel
ing Mayor ThAner recalls the fact thar
on last 1ndepen 'cnce Day. hundreds Of
boys from this city were enlisted in tho
army and navy. ready to give their lives
for the cause Of world freedom and JUS
ticc.
Now. however the mayor writes.
the war has been VIGOROUSLY conclud-
cd and peace once more has been re-
stored to the world. We have with W.
again many OF those boys. who. on the
occasion Of our last observance OF Indc-
pcndanCc Day were in the military
camps in this country and across the
seas. some OF them in the fighting line.
and ii is most proper that We join with
them in observing this occasion by set
ting aside all worldly affairs and bus:-
ness and giving ourselves wholeheartcd-
~ toward making the DAY holiday il
spirit and in fact"
In this connection the mayor makes
his plea for such celebration as will
lessen. or completely eliminate all
chances Of injury or perhaps death.
caused by the careless use of dangerous
explosives.
The mayor urgcst all citizens nf
Wheeling to close their places OF bust
ness and to do no work on the Fourth IN
order that employers and employees may
devote their whole time to observing in
an appropriate manner the anniversary
30 ipdcDopdcnco
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
ELM GROVE
ELM GROVE HAS
Bic FIGHT On
CITIZENS OF THE OUT PIKE
TOWN FIGHT OVER MATTER OF
PLAYING SUNDAY BASEBALL.
Many Improvements Are In Progress In
the Busy out-the-Pike Town
ut Present,

"A real fight is on at the present time
in the out-thc-pike district over the
matter of whether or not Sunday base
ball shall he allowed in the town. Elm
GROVE seems to be the bone Of conten-
tion al tho present time and unless 1t
goes in that town. it will not 20 in any
of the other towns Of the out-the-pike
district.
The women folks have gotten mixed
up in the fight and are up in arms at the
action Of some of the male members. 1t
was decided to hold a referendum vote
TO ascertain whether or not the sport
would be allowed TO 60 on. but the
women have been barred from casting
their vote either in favor or against the
issue and here IS where the fight comes
in. The outcome will be watched with
keen interest BY all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
MANY WITNESSES
OFF FOR ELk|NS
ABOUT A SCORE or LOCAL PEOPLE
SUMMONED TO TESTIFY III
FEDERAL COURT.
Attorney y. II. whalsy for Anti Saloon
League Expects Is Indictments
Against Local People.

r. NJ W'halcy. chief counsel for the
Anti-Saloon league, left at AS o'clock
yesterday afternoon for Elkins. where
h. will attend federal court. Mr..
Whaley took with him a few witnesses
in local liquor cases. Il expect about
fifteen indictments in Ohio county
cases." said Mr.. Whaley to q reporter.
But I do not expect any Of them to
be tried at the Elkins term"
Tho state has an understanding with
Uncle Sans men on liquor cases. 1t
provides that In cases in which the
state takes Jurisdiction the government
will await the expiration OF state
terms. before taking action. Viva
versa il Uncle Sam first takes juris-
diction the state will wait.
WHO are the witnesses in the local
cases." Mr.. Whaley was asked.
They arc not as reported people or
unusual prominence" said Mr.. whalcy.
for people Of that kind do not deal
with spcakcasies. II Is true that great
number Of out-the-pikc people have
been summoned on rather notorious
case. but their identity will not be
made public.
IF indictments against Ohio coun-
tians are returned as / expect, II is
more probable that the defendants will
take advantage Of the court rufe that
permits a trial at another term Of
court. It is probable therefore that all
OF the Wheeling cases will be tried at
a future term, not in Wheeling. There
may be some pleas Of guilty at Elkins.
IT would like TO put at rest rumors
that we'll known out-the-pike residents
arc involved in spcakcasy cases. These
people have gone TO some personal trou-
~ 81. t1Fo nee uxry
violaters and they are going to Elkins
to tell the truth. Their testimony will
do more to break up speakeasy opera
tons here than anything else" Mr..
Whalcy refers to a number Of Elm
Grove residents. along with several resi-
dents OF other suburbs who were sum-
moncd to Elkins.
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SENNETT'S BATHING
BEAUTIES COMING
yankee Doodle m Berlin with Sen
nett's Bathing Beauties Coming.

With the current movie attractions
enjoying such satisfactory popularity
generally. II is not surprising that next
week brings double novelty 10 the
Court theatre.
The double novelty. a dazzling COM
bination Of feminine loneliness and a
filmed satire OF convulsnE. yet heroi-
Cally patriotic plot, will be revealed to
amusement seekers when Mac Scnnctts
Yankee Doodle in Berlin" is produced
upon the screen and Mack Sennetts
Bathing Beauties appear in Wheeling
for the first time, professionally. out
side the Sennett studios.
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SECURING POSITIONS
FOR SOLDIERS

American Legion headquarters in tho
Rex theatre building will act as rm
ployment representative for soldl rs.
Tho legion secretary has secured rm-
ploymcnt for several soldiers recently
and with the closing of the federal en-
ploymcnt office tho legion office will
broaden its work and give every dis
charged man lift. Soldiers out OF work
arc asked and urged to report to the
legion secretary. He can place mon AT
good jobs and will be glad to do So
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
Elm Grove Personals.

william Bcllvillc. Of Marshall street,
is spending a week the guest OF friends
at Ann Arbor Michigan.
Carroll Davis. OF Wheeling creek val
ley. was a business caller in Elm Grove
yesterday.
Harry J. Connolly. OF Elkns. W. Va,
IL spending a few days in town, looking
after business matters.
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OIL Well Material.

Quite a quantity OF oil we'll material
Is being moved at the present time from
the Elm Grove district to the we'll Sec
ton in Marshall and Green countries
and as the roads arc in fair shape the
work can be done at tho present time
with much less labor than during the
winter months when the roads are In
bad shape ~
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squire Setbert RugI.

Justice Charles Scibert has the honor
Of breaking all records for quick work
in administering justice. Early Tues
day morning he was awakened from his
slumber by Town Marshall Harry Smith
and found that there were two for
eigners at the building with a quantity
OF intoxicants. who had been taken off
the r. G. o. train. Thirty minutes later
they were in the Ohio county Jail. having
been sentenced to pay a fine Of 800 and
costs and serve So days in Jail.
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Much Better Crossing.

The Baltimore q Ohio Railroad Com
pany has been doing splendid work at
tho railroad crossing at Elm Grove,
where the dust has been laid by sprink-
ling the roadway across tho tracks with
oil. The work is being done every few
days and as result there is no dust
stirred up from passing trains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-02
Harvesting Hay.

Farmers throughout tn" Elm Grove
district arc husily engaged in tho work
OF cutting their hay and placing it in
stacks. or in the large barns. The crop
is better than for a number OF years and
from all indications there will be much
timothy sold on the local market this
sfall. The wheat crop is also better than
for some time
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Are Making Wine.

The cldcrberrics are in full bloom at
the present time and many persons are
out picking them for the purpose Of
making clderbcrry wine. The blossoms
are said TO be splendid this year. owing
to the rains and also the extra hot
weather which has caused them to grow
rapidly.
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bly, WAR SAVINGS STAMPS