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LA DIcHA \ FELICIDAD LIE
PERSIGURN.

Punta Santiago, Ri II. ssPcr espa.
ci0, de varios amos padeci de dolores en-
los costados, marcos, falta de apetito,
acidez en- el estomago, debflidad. en-
fIn, estaba yR casi dejado de.la nlano
des DIos, pues nj rnedicos nj mis- ami
Igos comedian mi enfermedad. Cansa-
do va de ton1ar tantas pedicinasy sin
ningln provecho practice llego q mis-
.manos un libfito que decfas g "Anticalr
sulinaaE Ehrey 10 lei detenidamente
X " asle trataba dc los males que agQ-
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=c~% 80 ssys tt+sA IL ~ 4t<as tes=s - -
.GuaHdo pase Por VEGA BAyAA. G,
jese que en- la plaza prineipal fregte
q. Hotel Las Canarias de- Luciano Ca;
no Delgado, esta y tieRda de "CsANS0
soLER A. GO" CO., dome eneeass!lEfalra e.a1ss!lEfal VA.
Gasolipa. Aceits,. Grasas, Aire para
los neumaticos, Gomas, Tubos y cuanl;3
tapieza necesite para su antomoyil.
No Sc, divide, .p ., ,,Advt.
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Sc ARRIENDA

Casa de dos pIantas, Gale Parqne
No. 16. Los altos, vivienda comoda,
bajos para negocio, teRiendO estos,
una yivienda anexa.
Para informes dirijase PEDRO
BOLIVAR NALVAREZ. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-08

PARA Los QUE VIAJAN tene-
mos completa surtido de r0pa de
abrig0. interior de- lana para seiio-
ras, cabalIerpss u limos, traies,l so-
bretodos y demas prendas necesa-
rias para prDtegcrse contra ell frfo.
Gonzalez Padin Go. Adyt.
~ Advt-
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REsFRIADoS cAUsAN QoLoR
OE;4 &c CABEEZA. IlA1KAEIV0, BROMO
.lUININA desvfa la eApsa, ctlrande
tambien Ia Grippe, Infiuenza, Palur
disnioy y Fiebres. Solo hay an HBRO!
40 QUININA.pnl La frma de E. w.
;ROVE viene CD zcs cajita.
s. Advt
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Flores Francesas Flores Espaholas. II
Flores Alemanas..
Ytambien Flores las Ameriicanas.
Luna A.

unidOs
C0ROAS cadad mundo
La imftaeidn mas perfecta de las Flores Naturaes.
NADE Odra dsngur de estas flores de las naturals
Podramos decr el hombre rob6
Las FLORES como la mu, ell encanto de la vida TIN
EOmpre FLORES. COmpre FLORES. NOsOtb
Fendemos... s-st
TenemO Os de Gaias
CRISANTELM0S De flores 10 gt6J
das c eoores
Ruede haber..
Hacems tambien CORONAs CRUCES
No queden desieas
RseAeEde cue los espirtus no esan
Viyen ia dulce vida de los recuerdo.
No cQnforman solo .Padres Nuestr6ss; feg7ss
Yenga FLORES para us deudos, &
Para en- ID ptra vida viyan ncOnten
0 1Doz pot Sl.2o IS Doz mas sL0O Doz
SERVINGS peddOs Ia isla G o.
The Worlds Trade Agency,
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Traba jos presentados:

Is. As ir.Janlos soua 'elsenall
Z passs''o'
z. LENA: Q Ia describe. otro
que la can''e.
|fiar el esnfritp del les educandos So
Dre los o9Jetos que les presenter los
Isontlnua fomparaelon de los ooJetos ),
IAeJail00 0elii ioo wy 'astieil |" ~ a.
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AS0CAu0N DE lIHESIR0S DE
PUERTO RICO i.
sehanza en- la Escuela Elemental,
FL Idioma EspaipI 3 Il Ingles?"
Trabaios presentado dos:

d & 8 =
\ Al Lena; aSalyes oh tG, lenguaje,
pues tg nnagico poder une a los horn-
bres: Quien Sc oponga ltu paso da-
rA muerte al progreso della hpmani-
ldad.ss Il
| Fl tenaa, 'Progresp Literario dc
Puerto Rico ha quedado desierto,
|por no haberse recibido ninglin traba-
10 sobre el hlismo:
Los, Jurados Que han de- caliicar
los trabajos recibidos Sc nombrarap
linmediatamente, y los trabajos reco-
meadados para los premios, seran da7
dos a conoGer pablicando los lemas
.de. los nismos. 4 fin de que los escri-
torres triunfantes ideptifquen 81 per
isonalidad y sus derechos.
San Juan, diciembre /, 1920.
]. Gonzalez Ginorio.
Presidente de la Association de
Maestros. de Puerto Rico.
MEXICO AccEDE EN- REc!BIR il
MIL CIUIsAD AMOS, .RUsos PARA.
ESTARJ, ,EGERSFl EN- SAL -
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Certanen Liberario. Cientifico y
Pedagogical.
San Jisn, RI r.

Relacion de los trabaios enviados
al concurso qut Sc cerro el dia 80 de
desacuerdo con Ia convo-
catoria publicilda el dia 90 de julio
de 1920:
&s
Tema: "GeoE rafia de Puerto Rico.
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! LA "FEDERALs VISIBLE ses Ia
.maq.lina de. sumar que a usted le con
viena. BHsauela, pruebela y quedara
conyeRcido, .g .-es.sts ~
..., Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-12-08

Blusas GeOrgette tres pesos y fall
das a peso en- LAS Novedades", ;. Blau
As, San Juan. 4Advt.
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Tre..maE acuaI debe SCI q medi0.d .de E..-
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Trabajos presentados:

/, LENA: '.E Pluribus Ulnuna. = =
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Hrabaios presentados:

4 |. LENA: LA Educacion es Ia base
de Ia grandeza de los pueblos."
4 @. ksma: "Bien vive quien bien
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Tfabajos presentados:

|; /, Gemas> Pueblo industrioso es
Ienemigo de los yiciosgy su prosperi-
dad aSmenta de,.dia en- dia.,.,, ,st.sg s.
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Tema \; fH9gfOs como Edueador."
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Edith Nav Simmons VS.. Charles Ivan

Edith May Simmons VS.. Charles Ivan
Simmons.
Arthur A. lid vs. Frcda G. Kidd.
William Johnston VS.. Louise Johnston.
Beatrice l.. Thomas VS.. Frank Thomas
Orpha Doty vs. stephen D. Doty.
William Bodnar vs.. Parszka Bodnar.
Charles Szekacs VS.. Anna EZekacs.
John Shostok VS.. Mary Shostok
Lucille Pyle vs.. Walter Pyle.
Margaret G. Potts vs.. Samuel l.. Potts
Anna Latoski VIZ. John Latoski.
Thomas l.. Barker vs.. Mary NJ. Barker
Mary Mcintyre vs.. William Mcintyre.
George NJ Dawson vs.. ELIZA Dawson.
Lavania Jewell VS.. John w. Jewell.
JAM. Dixon VS.. Arthur Dixon.
Helen E. Conner vs.. Herman NJ. Conner
John DolenCe w. Anna DolCnce.
Erma Haywood vs. Earl Haywood.
Sarah Elizabeth Dawson VS.. William T.
Peter Dl"sk va. Amelia Dlcsk.
Tuesday, December IA.
Lucy watkins vs.. William Watkins.
John MilIward VS.. Esther Millward.
Johanna Dixon w. George Dixon.
Elizabeth Sloan vs.. Andrew Sloan.
Nancy Sideldccker VS.. William Sindci'
Frances Dardis VS.. Charles Dardis.
Annrtta Fnrrar vs.. Harry ID. FArrar.
Robert w. Hoyd vs.. Lydia Boyd.
Ethel Darnlcy vs.. George l)arnley.
Fred ]. Schweizcr VS. Emma SchwcizHr
Earnest Pierce vs.. Minnie \. Pierce
Roy Anderson VS.: May Anderson.
Carl W. Davis vs. Della Davis. -,
Catherine Dailoy VS.. William ~. DalIey
Julia Wilson VS.. Paul X. Wilson.
Abe Sternbcrg vs.. Esther Stcrnbcrg.
William s. Taylor VS.. Mary V. Taylor.
Mary Novak VS.. Anton Norak.
Mary Hcmak VS.. Joseph Hcmak.
Martha J. Applcgarth VS.. G. w. a. Ap'
Charles Herbert Jackson vs.. Elizabeth
Jackson.
Alice n. Carter VS.. II. r. Carter.
Mary Vcloski VS.. John FeloSki
Maggie n Kuhn vs.. Clarence y. Kuhn
Frances Persnger VS.. Charles II. Per
Nellie X. sisson VS.. John L. sisson.
James v. Dayton vs. Mary Dayton.
wedn esday, December IS.
Stella r. Parker VS.. Warren &. Parker.
William r. Boles VS.. Mary Grace Bolcs
Mary Mullen VS.. william Mullen.
lane Gibson VS. Arthur Gibson.
F'leda Delaney vS. Isaac Delaney.
William ]. Powell VS.. Bessie May Pow
Mary Miller VS. Daniel d. Miller.
Thursday, December l6.
Nancy T. Davis VS.. Adolphus Tolbcrt.
Wm. NJ. Hollctt VS.. Nellie McDantcls
Emma Bode vs. Hattie ArhauEh. ct a
Richard II. Wilson VS.. The City OF Mar
w II. Wood VS.. Tho City OF Martins
! Rirhard W. Bennett vs.. The. City OF
Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Joseph Save Sburg VS.. The Cit OF Mar
tins Ferry. Ohio.
Friday, December II.
Republic Structural Iron Works Co. VS.
+. 4. Hagednrn. et al.
Court Entrtes.
The Barton Coal company vs. BarteE
Kovaleek. ct al. BY agreement Of par
ties Injunction made perpetual ut cost
, Of defendants and this cause dismissed
as to other issues involved.
clyde Hatcher, ct al. VS.. The Nationa
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WONDERFUL SHOW IS
COMING TO COURT
The Ed wynns Carnival (PtrSt Edton)
RerO December 2o-21-22.

After eight months engagement In
New York city. at the New Amsterdam
theatre. and three months at the Illinois.
Chicago. the Ed Wynn Carnival (nrSt
editior) with Ed Wynn. The Perfect
Fool" is announced for appearance Gt
the Court theatre. December @0-21-22.
Ted Roberts. who pOrtrayS "NabiSco.
the Lion. is we'll known as one OF the
most expert baton spinncrS OF this co::
tinent. Born and educated in Detroit.
Mich, young Roberts acquired. by dill
gem practice, the knaCk OF twtrling,
throwing and spinning batons of vart-
Lillian Fitzgerald diminutive. who Is
Ed wynn's right-hand bower. Is re-
Cruit from vaudeville. For years. Miss
Fitzge raid has headed all the big time
vaudeville programs. She was the happy
choice OF Ed Wynn. who has given her
every opportunity-of which she takes
full advantage--to shine brightly among
his constellation OF stellar lights in the
Ed Wynn Carnival
The big dancing numbers were put
on By Nod Waypurp The of Ziegfeld
Folly fame) and are new, unique and
novel. Beth Stone, a remarkable eccen-
trio toe danseuse; Wanda Hoff. in an
Egyptian creation OF startling realls-
ticncss: Muriel Harrison. who knows
how and does use her pedal extremitieS
Clcverly. and Earl Benham, In whom
the musical comedy stage has no equal
form only a portion Of the dancing con
gent OF the Carnival"
Mail orders accompanied by remit
tancc including war tax and selt AL"
dressed envelope filled in order received
No telephone orders. No tickets laid
away. REGULAR box office sale starts
Thursday, December 18th.
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Coal company. On motion Of defendant
and for GOOD cause shown the court here
by further. mobiles the restraining or
der heretofore granted herein rs follow
to-wit: Said restraining order Is dis
solved as to the OIL acres OF real estate
described in defendants amendment to
It's answer, to which planting excerpts.
Realty Deods Filed.
Frank AlrSundre. to Charles Charrat,
land in Wheeling township; S275.
Mary 4. McNichols to f.. w. Parkin-
son and II. c. Heskctt, land in Goshen
township; $1.Oo.
S. T. Wesley and wife. to r. D. Camp.
bell land in Hendrysburg; $3.50.
Florence Il. Gary and husband. tn
Mary AIpleEnrth, land in Martins Fer
Nay II . WE!EHt res and Hf pS5S SS
Shadyside; slNO.
John T.. Barth ct nj. to Sante VenerI.
land in York township; $40.
Attend Revival Service
4 large number of persons from
at the skating rink at this place on
III ',O"' probate Court.
Elizabeth RuChdcll deceased. lnvcn-
tory nlcd approved and ordered re
Nick Thomas deceased Inventory
filed. approved and ordered recorded.
VIM. IL. Baker. deceased. Inventory
filed, approved and ordered recorded.
Louisa l.. KcyScr. deceased. Applica'
ton filed to convert unclaimed distrihu'
live share into county treasury. Fay
mrnt into county treasury ordered and
allowed us final discharge OF admins
traitor. Record ordered.
Leland S. Gibbons. information 70
ccivcd that patient will be admitted To
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aav evening. Majorsville and Walnut
Erovc. Fr,dav, Dallas and Britts school,
4 good time is assured. as speakers on
educa tional lines. will be present III as
many Of the meetings as possible
Mr., and Mrs. John Shepherd enter
tanned with dinner party on lueSuHs
November so, the following guests o'ti,s
present: Mr. and Mrs. Hill and daueh,
irr Miss Lillian. Moundsville; Mr.. ana
Nc :Inr)nn Courtright. of Noundsville
Mrs Willis Grow. of Stone Church ROAD
MIR James Shepherd. OF Wheeling; MIS-
Snnb;, Shenherd, OF Big Wheeling creek
Nr and Mrs. Lewis Shepherd and
daughter. Ruth Evelyn. and Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Shepherd.
The lagrippe has been an unpleasant
visitor in this community the past iort-
night. havin" visited the tamlIIes OF Nnl,
C,has, Mccoy. Mr.. J. l.. Kent. MT. BrIGe
6arne, Mir. W. II. Turner and G. W.
Jones.
Miss Nellie Cole. of North Market
street. spent the, past week the guest OF
Nor uncle. Mr.. W. y. Cole. returning
homo on Tuesday.
Miss Blanche Luke spent the Thanks
giving holidays with Mr.. Ed Null anu
family. OF Elm Grove.
MIR. James Bcllvillr has returned 70
his home in Ohio. after months WISH
with his mother here ,,. -
Rev. q. F.. Newman spent Monday oil
this week visiting pensioners. in Viola
Mr., and Mrs. VIM. Luke snent Sun
dav visiting Mr. and Mrs. Will Nc
Cracker. Of Viola.
Miss Helen Gciseler. OF Elm Grove
spent part Of last week FIsitlng hef
yrandparent. Mr.. George McCarrihan.,
Master Raymond NcCarr'han, who
has been III. ia now much better.
Mrs. Walter Marsh and daughter
Edith. spent Tuesday shopping IN Film
Grove. - c,,l
Mr.. Herbert Winters. OF stone Church
road snent Sunday with Mr.. I'd Bell
Vile.
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CADIz

Mr.. and Mrs William Weber will spend
the winter in California.
Mrs. Lawrence J. Bowman recently
left for her home in Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Jessie McFadden. who is teach
Ing at West Park. was visiting her
mother. Mrs. Martha McFadden.
Mrs. George Gates and son. Robert.
of Uhrichsville. were recent guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Turncy.
Miss Dorothy Morgan and Miss Made
line Haverfield. OF Canton were Thanks
giving guests of their parents.
Lloyd Porterfi"ld, Of Wash-Jcff col
vacation. He had us his guest. Roger
Gibson. Of Kingston. " Y.
Miss Edna Claude Trimmer. of Clevc-
land. who has been visiting her grand
mother. Mrs. Mary Edwards, has return
cd to her position.
Mrs. Julia woodbourne Of 1Thrichs-
willie. was 4 recent guest in the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. l.. n. Scott
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mex. Moore. of
Carnegie. Pa. were here for brief visit
with Mrs Sarah Moore.
Miss Anna Oshurn is home from
. months visit with relatives in New Phil
adelphia.
Miss Helen bullock. Of Cleveland. was
visiting her mother. Mrs. Robert Bullock
for a few days.
) Mr.. and Mrs Albert Rogers. Of Fits
burGh. who were Mr.. and Mrs. =. A. Ket-
tcrlng's visitors have returned to their
home.
Emerson A. Dunlap. Of Magnolia. Ills.
was called here because Of the death Of
his aunt. Mrs. Sarah Clemens,
s. Parks Mclaughlin. Of Waterloo.
Iowa, spent the Thanksgiving season
with his parents, Hon. and Mrs. Samuel
X. Mclaughlin.
J. w Minor and niece. Miss Elsie
Rogers. Of Fairmont. w Va. were here
few days visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Rogers.
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Says Every Railroad
Man Should Read This

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KEEP ALERT! FEEL YOUNG
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MORR|STOWN

Lincoln Lynn. a prominent and re-
tired farmer, died very suddenly at his
home here Sunday morning. Mr.. Lynn
had been III for several days but was
not considered serious until Sunday
morning when he dropped dead in his
room. The deceased was we'll known
in eastern Ohio. He was an honest and
respected citizen and will be greatly
missed in this community where ne
snent his entire life Of So years. He
leaves to mourn his departure devoted
wife and two daughters, Mrs. Hazel
Bursler Of Hendrysburg and Miss SIfy
at home. Funeral services were held
ut the home Tuesday afternoon conduct
ed by Rev. H. o. TeaGarden, after which
his remains were laid"to rest in the
Union cemetery.
Willard Hyde received word yester-
day that his father. Thomas HYDE OF
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DO you get up in the morning feel
O. as tired as you did the night be-
sSe? DO you drag around day in and
say out with that tired, all-in feeling
Do you have sick headache. sour'
Sloated stomach, bad breath. constipa-
t!on. and go around with crouch on
MI the time? Are you nervous. de-
spondcnt and always looking on the
dark side OF life? Do you have fair
skin nr DO you have pimpled, olotch-
sd complexion" DO you prod your
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obtain relief: The use OF calomel.
which is strong mineral chemical.
should never ba used only on the adj
vice Of L physician. tends to relieve
temporarily and often leaves III after
effects. such as salvation. upset stom-
sch and a more Constructed condition
than before. Don't blast your bowel
md liver with calomel or other strong
Md nauseating physics such as castor
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! THE THEATRES|
ADAM AND EVA
At THE COURT
=. RAY CoNSToCK r E e N 8
SPLENDID PLAY TO PATRONS
AT THE LOCAL THEATRE

OF all the delightful comedies seen
ct the Court theatre in recent years
Adam and Eva" ranks with the best
and the small and appreciatiYe audience
last night pronounced IL winner from
curtain To curtain. II Is the work OF
Guy Bolton and George Middleton. pre-
scented BY f.. Ray tomstocE and MOTIFS
Gest and staged by Robert Milton That
Il Is one OF the most genuinely divert
Ing plays of the season goes without
saving, and the manner In which II
went over az It's inaugural here auGers
for capacity audiences at the three re
manning performances. Brisk. and tutI
OF snappy dialogue. punctuated proper
tionately, the interest Is 50 upheld. that
the performance moves along swiftly
and understandable.
Adam and Eva" tells the story or 4
rick man whose family. including sew
er.L dependent relatives. accept nus
money with no thought of figuring out
from whence Il comes. He decides 10
leave on = three months trip ana our
ing his ;.Dsence inStalls his business
manager as oversecr, OF the family. with
full authority 10 thrash out house tod
difficulties and do as he sees III. A'an'
his business manager. 5 4 h2cheior
whose fond illusions about family HE
are shattered in Il short time. TIE fam
ily is not just exactly satisfied with nus
style of procedure AMI proceed to make
II rather hot" for the manager. How
ever. he comes back strong when he IN
money and that they must go 10 work
They do. Imagine the surprise OF the
father when he comes home 70 ma them
all at hard labor. Adam. to boot. wins
the daughter. Eva, and as all good
stories. end, they lived happily ever
after" with. OF course, the family for
giving Adam for his falsehood that
father had been deprived OF MS fortune
In beautifully Acted
II is beautifully acted by the COM
petent cast Coats Gwynne as Adam
makes dandy business man. and sure
does get his audience in laughing
mood with his Clever style and ability
to entertain On the other hand. Elaine
Ivans is captivating as Eva. scoring Z
complete hit, sharing honors with the
star. Charles Horn, the father. is nat
ural and proves an ideal selection Tor
the part. Rosemary Hilton as the mar
ried daughter and Frank II. Knight take
down the prize OF 4 loving couple. while
Romano Weaver makes the maid role
much more important than Il really Is
Allyn Wesley. Paul Bell, Joseph Pros
ser and Charles T.. Bird appear TO adj
vantage in their respective parts. all
OF which increased the popularity or
the company.
Adam and ESa" is a comedy that
no critical Wheeling theatregoer - I'D
let slip by. 1t Will be repeated tom ght.
with matinee and night performances
tomorrow and really ranks with the
best straight comedies appearing in this
city in recent years. The play Is per-
sonally endorsed by many local patrons
who viewed II In New York. and besides
bears Manager Johnson $ personal en-
dorsement Don't miss It, as II certain
" will be TO Wheelings diScrcdit TO
Slight such remarkable and clean play
AS this.
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SAND HILL

The United States Commissioner or
Education has designated the week OF
December TO II. as school week TO be
observed throughout the country. and.
in compliance with his wishes and the
wishes OF our State Superintendent.
Governor Cornwall. has issued a proc
lamation Setting apart this week. and II
should receive the loyal support of all
our people. A meeting will be held in
every school house in Marshall county,
Our District Superintendent. S.
WEIGH has announced the following ed
ucational meetings for Sand Hill dis
tr!ct, during the National School drive
week. TO IL inclusive. The schedule
OF meetings arc as follows: Monday
evening. Viola and Upper Sand Etll;
Tuesday evening. Sand Hill. Locust
Grove and Lone Oak will meet together
In the Sand Hill school house: Wednes-
day evening. Oak Hill and No. .; Thurs
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Shawnee, Okla, was dead aSed

Shawnee, Okla, was dead aSed -
years.
A broken water line caused the -
we'll on the Albert Wilson farm 20 ~
down for repairs. "a
Fay Carpenter Of Belmont vas hsso
on business yesterday. ri.
Frank DOZEN went to wheeling 0ia
morning on business.
oscar Lee was transactinE bushes
at GAINESVILLE today. y:
7. c. Miller was painfully intuned ~.
terday by being caught under fAu 81
stone at the Lafferty mine.
Mrs Emmett Rolly Is spendinG 9 -
DAYS with Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Hy0
Drilling for oil ON the Morton WilDoA
farm west of town was started yesU
Rev. J. A. Mailer will conduct the
vices in the Baptist church Sunday -,
ternoon at 2:30. All denominations e.
spectfully invited to attend. specA
music. 90.
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Columbus State hospital. Warrant to

Columbus State hospital. Warrant to
convey ordered and issued.
Steve Gergely, DECEASED. Application
filed for appointment Of executrix. Bond
$4,000 filed and approved. Appointment
made. letters ordered and issued. In
ventory ordered. order issued.
Joseph T. Humphrey, deceased. Ac-
acknowledgement filed the tax commission
Of Ohio Of receipt Of copy OF entry OF
determination ms to inheritance tax.
Marriage Licenses.
Carl Mcpherson and Margaret Eliza
beth Grayhill. both of Bridgeport
Constantine Simons and Maria Badia,
both Of Bcllaire.