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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
SUIT OVER SHORT
GAR SUPPLY ON
NONONGAHELA R RR.
Operators Claim That More
Than 10000 Cars Are
Due Them.
FltL I ADMINISTRATION
Rsunor Afloat in Philadel-
Sphia Stirs Local Coal
Circles.
fuel ADMINISTRATION.

IN Washington, D. C, on Monday
George T. Bell, executive vice presi-
dent Of the Northern West Virginia
Coal Operators association, filed q
tDetitlon before the Interstate Com
nierceS commission for the Northern
West Virginia Coal Operators asso-
SciEtion against the Pennsylvania,
Rlttsburgh and Lake Erie, Mononga-
heia and Morgantown and Wheeling
railroads to make up shortage of
1888 empties between July !, 1919,
and March 1, 1920.
The petition sets forth that if the
c1mplatnants are entitled to relief, as
they set forth they are, that the COM
mission enter preemptory orders
against the Pennsylvania railroad and
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad re-
quifing them to furnish 100 per cent
Qt the orders for cars placed by the
M0nDngahela railroad until the ag-
gFegate shortage which accrued on
the Monongahela railroad and Nor
gAntown and Wheeling railroad had
bean made up, adjusted and equal
iEen in accordance with the said uni
form mine rating and car distribution
rules or other preemptory orders as
The commission may deem meet and
The petition also prays that in case
f1A commission decides that the COM
claimants are entitled to relief that
they be permitted to file statement
~ the names of the individual COM
rAnieS claiming reparation due each
complainant and that final awards of
fSparation be made against defendant
Walker D. Hines, agent. Statistical
data sis given In four exhibits that are
included In the petition. s
ItiRilt four Mines Down.
lHifgl, lYz zfGhr mines are idle today.
Is u use 20f car Rhortage on the Mo-
nom h division of the Baltimore and
sfifitl &ilroad. There are but 81 /
'hisfS on the division end the early,
;iii6rning placement is down to ,52t.
.EHe mines ordered 1,755 cars, Of
:Hhich number 25 cars were requested
Tor coke. Cars on the division today
are classified as follows: Open. 516;
coke, 2 3; n e.. c. K, 81; M. ". t., Al.
Cars left over from the previous day
were s188.
On the Monongahela rilroad today
there were 2SS cars placed in the
Pennsylvania district. There are no
Scare ia sight for "wednesday. On
Monday there were 800 loads of coal
and coke moved out of Brownsville,
Pa over the PENNSYLVANIA railroad.
There were 1900 loads Of coal and
coke tinmoved at Brownsville today.
There is q full run OF cars today on
the Helen's Run and Wyatt-Bingamon
branches of the Western Maryland
railroad. The empties number $50.
IS Fuel Administration?
Ruomrs afioat in the region today,
which originated in Philadelphia, are
to the effect that the Fuel admins
tfation will come back again shortly
with all its price fixing powers as
heretofore. AS yet nothing official
has been received to verify the rumor,
which Is probably sent afloat in the
Continued on page eight.)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
WOMAN ARRESTED
ON FORGERY CHARGE
Gave Clarksburg Hotel Bad
Check and Then Came
Here.

For one solid hour this morning,
Chief Moran and City Detective w. 9,
Wolfe, OF Clarksburg, stood on the
corner OF Main and Monroe streets
and anxiously watched the row OF OIL
flee buildings between the Deveny
building and Cleveland avenue for the
woman wearing q white fur scarf ana
brown suit described by OFFICER Bar
tholow who had been shadowing her
since she left q local hotel shortly
after eight o'clock K. Z
at q quarter OF twelve she emerged
and was taken in charge by Offlcer
Wolfe on q warrant issued yesterday
for the arrest Of Mrs. Sophie Kohen,
who 1t is alleged, forged q check for
SIS on the Canadian Bank OF Com
mence, Toronto, ont. Officer Wolfe
left with his prisoner on the twelve
o'clock car for Clarksburg.
The woman was located by Officers
Kern and Bartholow this morning at
eight o'clock and gave the officers a
piece Of her mind for disturbing her
slumbers at that unearthly hour. She
admitted, however, that she was the
person who had been stayilg at the
Waldo hotel at Clarksburg, but re,
1uSeu 10 ~ Win Iue OLllSCto uSsuOus
a warrant. At ten o'clock Officer
Wolfe arrived with the warrant.
It is claimed that the woman ar
rived at the Waldo about four. days
ago and after asking Manager J, W.
Wooddell yesterday TO cash check
signed ostensibly by the Canadian
Coal Supply Co., disappeared. A tele'
gram sent to the bank brought the an
swer Cannot undertake to honor
check" whereupon Manager Wood.
dell got busy and swore out the war
rant.
Before leaving for Clarksburg Mrs.
Kohen relieved her mind OF some pep
perry comment regarding the manage
ment of the hotel, the police, news,
papers, and various other topics which
she managed to crowd into a mono
logue which lasted until the car start
ed.
Among other things, she touched
upon the subject OF an extensive ward.
robe which she claimed to have left
at the hotel. Of which the piece de re.
sistence was a $475 fur coat, to say
nothing of o silk dress bought at
Macy's in New York that set her back
$65.
Officer Wolfe states that the won.
an left small hand bag and more than
inferred that the costly raiment left
was a chimera.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
Both Sides Are Using Afiils
lery and Other Modern
Equipnaent.
POLES HAVE MONITORS 0
Reds With Backs Against
City are Diggi
In. 4

= ..I
WARSAW, May 4. irhp Hole
are entrenching In the hills on x , p
west bank OF the Dnieper I'M q
semi circle with their back aelitlii
Kiev, according TO Information tpde.
from the front
The fight for possession OF lSieS 2
at its height ragink day and nien
along the line through the valley lil|i|
rivers, - \. \
Both sides are using ARTILLERY
kiev has not yet been bDmbardeA hX
the Poles. II Is reported that
Poles are making effective ue6
armored trains, armQfed .Rilt0s kil
other modern equipment, rom tllsI
north the Poles are proceeds Ing e0sill
ward with a flotilla using some InRIll
tors recently taken at Ckerncby
flotilla base OF the Reds. 81 n {. a
Reports received here say that 81
plans OF Leon Trotzks for the defense
Of Kiev called for tho replaC Cinn
General Mieveckow BY General
Szwiezdow. Il. 4 " ,li
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
u. s. Marshal's Force
Moves to Wheelin{

The usual exodus Of the Attal
OF the u. s. Marshal office tool. pia g
Yesterday when the who'll force ne
ed to Wheeling TO attend the EeafkA
court. R.
Marshal C. e. Smith, Dep9tie l1Yff
and Rose and Miss Virginia ltflll s
left on the evening train and Iet
in the day Deputy Athey took d mum |
ber Of prisoners from the cuili n
In the party were Pete Jacks on q!|l
ilman. Frank Rllnkle Bill Mex gol|i||
Wilbur Payne and Rube Dietz
Deputy Marshal John M Short N.
terday arrested William AZ HeliI W
at Wheeling on a charge sot rob o|0. .
the mails. The prisoner WI X s||
before Commissioner Boyd an Ie d
for the Wheeling term Of court
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
Hounds Baffled When
Thieves Used Auto

Howard Glover returned this morn
ing from Mount Storm, W. Va, where
he went with Sheriff Glover's blood.
hounds last night in answer to a call
from Shaffer Bros. of that place
whose place had been burglari2ed
Sunday night, and large quantity of
clothing and shoes stolen.
An entrance had been effected
through a window in the rear from
which point the dogs took up the trail.
but lost 1t again at the front of the
store where the thieves evidently had
an Automobile waiting. This theory
is borne out by the large quantity OF
goods taken.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
Hundred Saw Murder
Which is a Mystery

by Associated FresSl
PITTSBURGH, May 4.-More than
100 persons looked on as. Angelo
Preseta and James Camarata were
riddled with bullets in the produce
yards OF the, Pennsylvania railroad
here today. Preseta died shortly after
in hospital and Camatata, hospital
surgeons said, had six bullet wounds
in his body.
Mystery surrounding the shooting
which occurred in the yards while
scores Of foreign fruit peddlers were
loading their wagons and It was said
the police were without clue.
One man was said to run from the
place after the shooting but none couid
give any description.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
Name Guardians In
Two Local Estates

James Hall has been named guar.
dian [of Loren and Bernice Baker. IN.
fant heirs Of the late Ellis Baker. Bond
OF 500 furnished In each case.
n. ). Stevens has been named guar
dian Of Arthur Stevens, infant heir
OF the late Pearl Stevens. Bond OF
$500 furnished.
Thomas Nj Carpenter has been
named administrator Of the personal
estate Of the late George Mancel Car.
penter. Bond Of $25 was furnished.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
Senate Commit ttee
After Paper Bro

WASHINGTON, May f0f|
made BY brokers In the sal Of n T
paper especially To small |'A
were inquired into today by the Ina a
committee investigating the nnptI
shortage. Because witne6Bgs were
required to produce contracts ana
other information which mi ght be % {
value to their Competitors EhAiigiii.l q
Reed ordered an executive session
announced that the commit tee v
dtermine latr what part Of teat IsIl lQlE
should be made public.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
oh, Listen Here!
BY ADAM 8. LANE.

Human nature is A
Most curious And
Amazing Thing.
No one can Ever
Discern what Anyone
Will do because No
Man ever knows Exactly
What he himself Will
Do when unexpected Situations
Arise.
Read that over Carefully
Once More.
l thank You!
AL }ofi this Leads
10 a little Confidence
About q CroQuet
Club which Prof. z. p. Mercer,
And Mr., j. Clark Miller,
And. Mr.. Ernest Mccoy, !.
And myself 0rgRrized
Day before Yesterday.
We each put In
Fifty Cents
And procured a Complete
CroQuet set on
Continued on Page Four)
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
High Court Sllst tai
Verdict AgainI itI
IRv < saao,,cI:Ia y: m i

,CHARLEST ON, May 1, 3 |ls'
PRIME Court OF Appeals tcd1K
nouEced decisions I'm liz cases on ol
them being that Of James ~ lsQi|
cs. City OF Elkins In whici the JUDI
ment Of the Circuit Court pt
dolph county awarding the lind
dam;.;es for personal injury in i'll
sum OF $1,000 was affirmed tIl1
court here. III {; i & &,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
Non Support Case
Postponed for Week

Robert L. Faucet was arrested last
night on charge Of non support pre-
fetred by his wife, Mrs. Nellie Fau-
cett, and gave bond for his appear
ance this morning before Justice M.
f. Musgrove.
Attorney Curt Amos appeared for
Faucet this morning and in the abb
sence of Prosecuting Attorney Hagger-
ty fro mthe city. the case was contin-
ued until Tuesday morning, May II,
at ten o'clock. It is understood that
Attorney Amos will raise the question
Of the right Of the justice to issue the
warrant.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04

Upper-charIes Newton Harvey;
center, Miss Elizabeth Pryor; lower.
Mrs. Elizabeth I. Williamson.
LOS ANGELES Pacific Coast Of
ficials tracing the record Of "Blue-
beard" Charles Newton Harvey, re.
port that he has married rs women
during his career. The body OF Miss
Pryor was exhumed from q shallow
grave at Spokane. She had willed
her savings to Harvey.
Harvey married Mrs. Williamson
under the name OF Lewis.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
TRIAL CONTINUED.

! The trial Of Charles Jackson. col
,ored, on a charge OF CARRYING conceal.
4 IA. this morning, on account OF the
failure Of some Of the states witness
,es to appear.
/. Jackson was tlrne dover to the
county officers by the city police last
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04

MORE FOE CIVIL WAR NIs1
WASHINGTON, May " .
Wilson has signed the Enllet Pen .oe
bill increasing the pensio iont q 4s'
ans of the Civil war and Nt4pW1 enc
other dependents OF veteran.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-05-04
Will Cost a Lot 10
Keep Cou!nt DI7

WASHINGTON, May lt1hib i.on
enforcement will cost $Ss 'Q90;VpQ ~
nually, Representative Ga alliE1n' |.'0'
ocrat, Massachusetts, declared te9Al
There are more Illicit stills nov
than before prohibition became
tive, he said, adding that tpe 1N ''
OF anti saloon league funds ax9 I. D.
to hire special agents 70 lccese
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21

,,,t,. ,,bcro bo &c I,oLi,v ortcr business
matters
- r-,,.,, 90 S,.,s
VT. ana M'S. y. IL Nt", ,'n ~. :, -
niiSh l"'' are >'H'''"E WI" ''''''''> 81
'",S Guy c., r.,,,,.
"'H. ~, -, ~ ,,, "mH r ,,.'.,r.,
".,u ~ ~. I, -. , 49, a.
N'.'. VA, Inscrr ~ zaresyi,le q
MISS MnrN '"SIpT, 81 'ht WV ~ ,. U
,,inr FrienIs
~, a,i E-s ". = C,r,,,D ~ ,,Iav,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
RETURN FROM TWO wEEES
VACATION AT BUCKEYE LAKE

Mr. and Mrs George Mooney. Of War,
wood returned yesterday afternoon
from n two weeks vacation spent at
Buckeye Lake, O. Mr.. Mooney IS the
congenial and popular proprietor or the
Rex barber shop. and his many FRIENDS
are gratif!ed to know that he has re-
turned.
They made the trip in their Buick
touring car. and Mr.. Mooney stated that
they had made the l07 miles from War
wood to Buckeye Lake. in four hours
and fifteen minutes. That Is some
Buick OF Georges and he Is mighty
fast man. but the dancing at the popu-
lar summer resort was too much Tor
him. as he said he was able to remain
in the vicinity of the dancing pavilion
just three days.
Dancing. by the way, IS the most
fascinating diversion at the resort this
summer, and the throngs OF young peo-
ple who gather there nightly have
things fixed" with the orchestra, to
nInv the dance numbers at double time,
thus making medley out Of the popu-
lar songs and setting the pace FOR the
dancers at about three times the ordi-
nary fox trotting and one stepping.
George likes TO move quickly, as MS
patrons all know. but that style OF dane
ing soon tired him so that he had to
spend the remaining ten days OF his
vacation resting up.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21

Mt WoodsdalH this afternoon. Plans for
the large bazaar which will be given in
the fall by the combined units or the
TwiGS will be discussed
Al her home at f.eatherwood. the
Laurel TwiHS will meet with Mrs. ! J.
holloway. Luncheon Will be scr'ed
and a. IT'S conclusion there VIII be the
Several Society Aratrs.
Sevctal important. though informal.
affairs will occupy society this week.
prominent among which will be an in
formal luncheon which will be given
by Mrs. Arthur G; St!fet at her h hon
scott. a recen, bride. The party will
be o'clock lunChen at which will be
present a few friends OF the bride.
Mrs. Alexander Glass will entertain
at the Country club on Saturday with
a bridge tea which will be given in
honor Of her guNs:. Mrs. Wells. OF
Washington. D. T.. who will arrive this
week
Mrs Fred Faris and Miss Eva Egerter
will De hostesses to a few friends In
formally at a luncheon which will be
given complimentary to Mrs. Charles
Kraft Of Iowa. who is the guest OF Mrs
J. y. Merriman. on Thursday.
Yesterday al her home at Kenwood
Place Mrs. J. Sumner Jones was hostess
10 a group of friends a luncheon ar
ranged in compliment 10 Mrs. Arthur
D Mead Of Huntington. who is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Caldwell Of North Main street
Daughters Of Isabella.
Mans arc being made by Carroll
Court OF the Daughters OF Isabella to
organize a choral club and dramatic
club for the coming year. II developed,
the club will begin organization OF these
affairs in early September. with promi-
mont local teachers IN charge. me
knights Of Columbus Will be invited 70
join the choral club. AS there are @OO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
ROLLING TIES.
CRUSH CHILD
Benwood Girl Instantly Killed When
Ptle OF Tinbers In Dislodged.

Anna Louise. SiX-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John .tnunzino OF Cen
ter Marshall street. Bcnwood. was in
stautiy killed yesterday morning when
n railroad tie vas loosed from pile
and slipped down grade. striking her
in the chest. causing Internal hem
moraEcs.
While the exact details Of the traS-
edy could not he asCcrtained. il was re-
pOrtrd that a 0nc-Hrmcd foreigner. IA
miliarly known as Jumbo" lfted a
tie from tho pile, causing the others to
roll down the hill. one striking the
child who was pumping water at the
wood hos" house.
coroner g. r. Combs OF Marshall
county held an inquest over the little
body yesterday afternoon and rendered
Il verdict oi accidental death.
The body was taken to the homo OF
her parents and at a late hour no fu-
neral arrangements had been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
S. A. THOMPSON HERE
Secretary-Trsas Of Rivers And 4Aes
bors Association stops In City

S. A. Thompson, secretary-treasurer OF
III. National Rivers and Harbors associ'
etIon. with headquarters at Washington.
-. c.. was q prominent visitor in Wheel
ing yesterday. Mr.. Thompson came
from Portmouth. Ohio, where he attend.
ed the opening Of one of the big river
dams.
Mr.. Thompson will be remembered By
Wheeling people as having been secre-
tary for a few months of the wheeling
Chamber Of Commerce which vas or
ganizcd about 1901. From here he went
10 Washington. where he has been sue.
cessful as an official Of the National
Rivers and Harbors Association.
He is on. his way to Detroit where ne
will address convention which Is gain
erng there to push the project OF I'M
proving the St. Lawrence river. The pro.
ject is one that would make Detroit ana
other Lake Cities practically ocean ports
BY the construction of locks and dams
along the forty-six miles Of the ST. Law
renee river below Lake Ontario.
These dams. said, Mr.. Thompson. II
constructed. will develop electrical
power Of over four million horse power,
which, If utilized. would almost pay FOR
the improvement.
While in Wheeling. Mr.. Thompson met
n number of old friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21

lama. Dc,,s who reccn,lv underwent
m oner,tinn a, the Wheeling Hospital
- recovering
~ r'I"''', ''e, r..
MISS Ruin licaieN OF ~ See 80
street. h2S FctuFhHi from d WISH " 'I''
''N'N d. '''S'N' H"'
Miss Kate Gather. Of Leatherwood.
has returned from vacation OF two
weeks sprnt ut Niagara Falls.
Miss blanche YoSt has returned from
a visit 10 friends nj Canton. O.
Miss Oval Ecyrlcr. OF Warrington
viii .r.ni Tho latter mart Of the week
Win rr,icre friends here and AZ
Nnnrds,,-I, ,,d vii atteu,l tho wheel
In,. I,s,rtr, rnworth League rally
Miss Millicrut HanIcy. who anpearc;.
last winter IN Tea for Three" with the
Southern company on tour. is Spendn (
p, few DAYS with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ! + Nanrry. Of Woohlawn. She
Will return to New York the latter part
If the week
Mrs. G"orC" Herman Of tulsa. OKLA
is the guest Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs ChaS. Eohrccht, At their home on
Thirteenth street.
MISS catherine Farley OF the Island
is spending several days with relatives
at Cleveland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
MANY ATTEND
TENNIS DANCE
LAST NIGHTS DANCE AT WHEEL
ING PARK GIVEN BY THE 4
TENNIS CLUB WAS
GREAT SUCCESS
,ples-MaSon and Dixon Orchestra
Played An Excellent
Program

Last nights dance given by the
Wheeling Tennis club at the park adds
another very successful, event 70 the
series which has been given by them.
The dance last night was the second Of
the season and was attended by many
people from Wheeling and out OF town.
from Charleston. Pittsburgh. StSuben-
Vile and other places.
The orchestra jazzed in ia usual
style. and provided a program which
none could resist. There were about
two hundred present. Among the
dancers were:
Those who attended the dance were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
COMMERCE CHAMBER
LANDS CONVENTION
Body Will Plan Elaborate Entertain
ncnt for a Thousand Delegates.

Through the efforts of the Wheeling
Chamber of Commerce. the Republican
state Judicial and platform convention
will he held in the Market Auditorium.
Wheeling. on August L.. The selection
committees at ParkcrshurG. Yesterday.
There will he about LOCO delegates
from all over tho state Of West Viz
ginia present. They Will nominate n
rucc~ssor To Supreme state Judge Will
lamS. who is not a candidate 40 sue
coed himself on account of his health.
They viii also adopt stat" platform.
= Tho state judhial and platform con-
vrniiun was held inrhis city four years
ago The local Chanfhcr Of Commerce
viii begin AZ once to arrange an Clano-
rate program Of entertainment for the
visiting delegates during their sojourn
h..rn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
VALENTINE PILOTS RED
LANCELOT TO VICTORY

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July @o.-Tor
thu third consecutive time in As many
weeks CharliH Valentine nilot"d Red
LancCiut To victory over the stat"
paCcrS He was the winner this after
noon in the ":Oa Park American event
taking tn" frs, and third heats. hut los
ing IN" second Ia symbol :. Forest. II
was tn" frs, heat IN which Valentines
mount has failed 10 hnish in front.
Pop" Gc"rS had good day, winning
Two events hanlIIy He upset the tai
cnt by taking the 2:l6 trot IN straight
heats with Hcrhclyn. thereby deCislvcly
defeating Norman Dillon. the favorite
He also won the EOS trot with Peter
juno.
The ".o7 pace was won By Princess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-21
About People
Movements. Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS

At THE HOTELS
MoLurs-C A. Rothrock. Parkershurg;
u. W. Hskin, Weston; l. S. Echols.
Charleston; Kirk King. C7arksburg; 6. r.
Meeker. parkersburg: J. :. Miller.
Clarksburgt NJ. NJ. Reynolds, Clarkshurg;
r T. Davis, Charleston: +. Il. White.
ClarksburG: Robert McBane. ClarkS-
burg.
Wtndsor-S. A. Kenny. Clarksburg: l.
NJ. Graves, Clarksburg; r 4. Crane.
Cameron; E. H. Lawrence. Cameron; i.
j. Joyce. Elkins: d. Hill Arnold. Elkins;
NJ. N. Nicely. Fairmont; Chas. L'nsly'
Weston.
stamina. A. Brizzart. Remick; NJ. r.
Efaw. Warrington; H. H Case, Fair
mont.
Rogers. Kempner, Fairmont; \.
Roy Pearcy. Parkershurg.
Mrs G.. Cridcr. Of Newark. O. s.
spending n few days here with friends
and relatives.
Mrs C. II. Hyde after spending few
days visiting friends here. will leave for
her home at Sharon. Pa.
Mrs. II. T. PierSon. Of Detroit. Mich.
Is spending several days visiting IN the
city
6. l. vann. Of Norfolk, Va. is in this