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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
ECTL COUNTY NOT rs.
Special Correspondence of EVERY Evening

Special Correspondence of Fvery Evening
Flkfor.. Md Jan Thr local officer
w,re nntwitfrd il Fiktan Yesterday nv
cupid WHOM sheriff Seth attempted ~
stop tho ssile ~ n marriage sccnae to
MlsSff1zel Nyers md leighton HcIaugh
lin, hnth ~ Phiadelphla on the advice
Of the Pu'ladelphi1 police The authorities
were appealed to hv the girI mother 10
atop he rn:.rriagc and wheu thev appeared
before ne clerk af the court Miss Mye
took on oath that she waa ~ years ~
age and a. The Law q Maryland gli grant
marriage hcenst - 4 Elri n I6 he clerk
granted the permit and the happy Dalr
we're welded by Rev MIR Jones at rhe
NJ II. parsonage.
Emerson r Crothers 81 Flkton, has
been appointed secretTy 70 the State
senate
va elected speaker Il thr House d. Dele
gafe-
William POLK. .Ir.. aged l. Years If
Highland had hcth thflrnhz shot III Tues
d9y when hls TIN was accidentally dis-
charged
Two vauuc toiored n0v- named Bow
scr arr Valentine Aere nalnfulie injured
II re cai9~,,l industrial school n EIktan
on Tuesday BY ne bursting of he
water back attached IL tie heater ID the
cellar
i9tnE c"ai otl q start IRE, Francls
Harvey Employed II rhs 0eferaro N
gtas house, "a~ PAINFULLY burned about
ths tace and hands when i can II oil
Exploded.
~ the annual election af efflcors II I've
Cafl-tlan t.ndeztor society at West
Netting .am II -hvt.rlan Cnureb Mrs
is:4.4c aeum Ha~ aIecest. president for
tae ga~sI'fag als
uaH seF q peoT.e from Chsaape 4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
PETERSON'S OINTMENT
BEST FOR ECZEMA
First Application Stops Itching
of Eczema, Salt RheuTn
and Piles.

Live anu let i've IS my motto, sa,l s
Peterson of Buffalo druggists all over
America sell Petersons Ointment for 81
cents 4 large box and say TO these drug
glSts. if anyone buys my ointment for any
If the diseases or ailments for which
recommend If and are not benefited give
them her money back
Il ~ got safe full of thankful letters
tcstfylng 10 the mighty healing powes Of
Peterson 5 Ointment for old and running
sores, eczema, salt rhe19, ulcers, sore
nipples broken breast. itching scalp and
skin. blind bleeding and itching piles 7
JOHN Scott 2S3 Virginia street Buffalo,
writes Peterson Continent i simply won
dcrful II cured ne of eczema and also
piles. and it did 50 it quickly that | was
astonlshed
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
SOME co s SHOW
GOOD PRODUCTION
According to Reports of Diamond
State and Middletown As
sOCiationS,

Spes'al Correspondence of Every Evening
Newark, Jan. S-The herds Of the
Middlctown Cow Testing Assoc lation
arc becoming adapted to their winter
quarters and are showing a decided in
crease in production Due to the relative
lower price Of milk this winter many Of
the members arc suprlanting commercial
feeds with home mixed rations and are
finding II mn economical practice. Janvicr
and Schradcr and Dr " E Cam own
the highest producing cow and herd
respectively
In the Diamond State Association, n
spite Of the conditions. twenty cows
produced more than so pounds Of butter
fat each and ten exceeded rs pounds Of
butterfst during the month The honors
for both the highest producing cow and
herd GO to ! Davctt Mr. Davett's
nurc bred Holetcin COW produced 234i
pounds ~ milk and - pounds Of fat.
surprising tho Brcidabllk Farm champion
~ last month ~ $50 pounds Of milk AMI
ono pound ~ hutterfar
Following arc the honor lists
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
DELAWARE yS. IAFAYETTE.

Special Correspondence of livery Evening
Newark, Jan : Delaware vii tackle
enc Of the haraes' propositions II II.
basket all schedule when the Blue and
Gold team meets Lafayette an The local
floor tonight Delaware Freshmen vii
play = preliminary game with trace II
Wilmington The bg game vii STAR
at o'oIock and III, preliminary gam At
clock hC Delaware lineup vii te
Alexander and 9 Carter forwards
McC4u2han. centre 3 Carter and Wills
guard, y ! MeAvaN. formerly eoa.F
ii Delaware College Is basketball coach
al l.afayetta ard vii accompany Tn
f..aIf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
roRTIrNE FoR FISHERMEN.

sspsa.isl COrrrsr.,ndencc of livery FvcO'ns
Dasrsloro. I'm $ Two fishermen ~
nar,toro. ~ Nondaz inst ran into =
rrhe-nl ~ rccL tish nl rerch ~ Indlsn
rrver and ouckl, gathered 10 0n0 pnunds,
sh,ch thcv parsrd rto barrels. two
Fsyrels AZ - and 11 b4rr,le ~ pevcb
Governor Townsend tas The purchaser ii
~, hsh. ior vh,ch n. peid 81 7flN he
ash WeY, t4dcd TT gu express ar and
u4,h sp,r.al ~csssrcf- -hav were sent
- Ncv Nork tor sa., hi, 's considered
p0s - thr lqrcc-t catches II hsh rTrr
sr.rvr III tho winter tn,c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
ENGAGEMENT OF INTEREST.

Special Correspondents Of Every Evening
Scaford, Ian 5 The engagement of
Noolscy Williams Of Media Pa. son Of
Dr. and Mrs Frank Bs Williams Of Sea
ford. and Miss Ada Mac Emerson, daugh-
ter 81 Mr. and Mrs W II Emerson. Of
New Castle. has been announced Mr.
Williams and his hancrc have been here
VISITING his parents The wedding will
take place N tho early summer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
Small Fire Al White Brothers.

ColI-Iier..hl, cHcIfemcrt 7tas caused
IN h, vicinity oi Front and Nhiplcy streets
shortly before uIdngh- lasl nlght wuen
singh, fire Wa discovered IN lhe -four and
iced stor, u Whit Brothers The blaze.
which was IN one u rFse feed bins on the
first floor. was c>tluouqhed iy thn tlrc-
men after d door and window had been
forced open
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
Brandvwine COMPANY Elects.

Brandywlne Tire Company. No 10,
elected the following officers Tuesday
night George Watson president
William joyce vlee-pFesident, William
Kohl. treasurer Henry Smith fuanc.aI
secretary directors. James Whitaker and
William koIb the latter t. fll the ,tnex-
pired term Of Jacob Gresch resigned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
i've herds having hughes
y-.>.}t .@stov
WILLIAM PRICE Ar Y. Nj. {. \.

William Prce. of the BaDcock 5 Wilcox
Company If PhladeIphia VIII speak aF
the ! II G 4 tonight on Steam. IL
Production and Jses Tins and several
other interesting events have been sche-
duled for the Y F during the next few days
Members Of the Men Bible Class are
To partake in a pig roast next Tuesday
evening Alvin I Lindlay, local general
secretary. IS IL Philadelohia attending
the monthly district conference Of y
executives
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

CITY. Fikton md North Fae4 ,.+c7ded
the funeral services of George II Fe70eit
n Chezancqke CITY. haId fhia ,ffc~nocr
~ ne borna n ~ sie4rr IL WILMINGTON
Harry Torch+ IN u confined ~ hie home
s'fHer1rg from PAINFUL injuries sustained
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
DON'T You Forget IL

Bear N mind that Chamberlain Tab
lets not only move the bowels hit ln-
prove the appetite and strengthen the
2 gesfion hey contain 1o rapsu oT
other digestive ferment bnt siren rthen
the stomach and enable IL to perform its
functions naturally. Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
FIRE AT DELMAR.

Spo1al Corrcsponacnce Of Every Evening
Dclln1r Jan : Il rom burning rub0lSl
near tho railroad bunbr.yom Yesterday
trc wa communicated to the building
uhic. Ma damaged a. the extent #
about ZOO
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08


iron see7 7 rrgia
t.. ta HitutIDn .' .a.r
an3 y...u ~ srt p0fI.."
grl-irl r.-sIt Aur thn-r
~ Ua ta.a tsefr Er.s nr-
aJrsur, eiH nod
esYdn~r .iig H0rtiH- rfr.at
'sy III. ffr- Ata+ ntr.
dce ys. haze rl
AID ~. t'rtrv III
-oif tt fuasn ~ rtNus u.
ECs tAG .A
aut urcru.rz r-r' rs af
fab1pt- ~ ....fs M I-. .Irrr
afff- .rH1fr f.- Ns
STRENGTH -zs 'r e
ya'r-1
.frtnttE ro7l and rt.
nervous -.- s-w Errt
tirnr ia ran 1e'Ar-.
Man .ify~ ttI~-r 'trts .s.r.fs II '-.~ r'r
ls Drrrsr ssE .rf FHf
clans cd r.nl~e .r "~rs
milior .<oula ss-.-
e3y Dgt rrr
riess r.r- rrhe~- fe'f r-a4~.r
Iron prodrrte rtrf
Jare nct r-
not gz~r nr r+r- sr ft fr.-..ff
qfia~agIses. ..frrf .tFef .ra 80
o~E t''
rf51r yr.-
rtv ry t~-erf p-t- a~r
a-.lggisf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
Frank Lamore Gets sprained ankle.

Frank lamore. 12io Walnut -treel alt
employe u The Pennsylvania Rirlroad
was treated - III, DelsfNare Hospital
last night fol severely sprafnod ankI
sustained when he missed the s1en ii s
train he Was irving to board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
>EAFoRD MAN OPERATED UPON.

~.-rlal CORE spondenee of livery h>enIne
Seaford Ian ) Norris CoyIugton
underwent painful operation Yesterday,
When hc submitted ,o having The great
toe nail on bis left loot pulled our he
toe has been giving him great trouble
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
W. D. G. Club Dance

The W. d. g. Club, composed 1f mem
t,ers of the senior Glass of the d3l Pom,
High school began is season of social
activities by holding Z dance at the Green
I.antsYn. Clavmont, last M0n6ay evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
Delaware Canoe Club Dance

The Delaware Canoe Club viii eive
their llrsi annual dance af the season at
Pytlnan Castle this evening Tie
committee promises i eerA enJos ahle
evening Dancing will continue from -
Ia II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

phy aician of Bellevue Hospital out
door Dept !. New York and the Wost
chester County Hospital in commenting
on the relation ~ strong nerves and phRsf
cal endurance - tho attainment ~ success
and power.
A weak body means Z. weakened brain
weak nerve forCe means wcaIleugd will
power and like he h0rae beaten i,v ?
nose many capable man or woman falls
just short of winning hocauso they don 4
back up their mentality with the physical
strength and cucrHy hicn cpnc from having
plenty Of iron in the sdoyd That frritsbI.
twitciI that fl IF despnndency that dfkI9
fearful feeling fhesc are thr sort uf signals
nature gives to tired. tfatipss folks wl4cu tht5
blood IS ciaTnnrtng FOR strength Ia giving iron
more iron 10 restore the health by enrteHlr,r
he blood and creating thousands ~ neW
rcd blood cells
health aud strength II American uroplc ~
to-day Is thu alar ming deficiency ~ iron In
fhrir blood Iron IS absolutely essential -,
enahle your blood q transform the food you
through iron In the rcd rolHrine matter of
the blood that life sustaining OXYGEN enters
the hody without iron there ia etrengf b
vitality and endurance ~ combat obstacles
cieuf iron in the tlo0d hae ruined many =
yaan 5 nerves aud utterly robhcd nfn ~ that
girio force and stamina shich are ~ ueecr-
sary t. Fuccess and power ~ eycrv SaiR ~
life
Therefore I strongly advise tboso wbn
feai thc need ~ 2 strength and blood builder
- gef physician s prescription f9r organic
from NBFatrd Iron or n Ye8a don want ~
ated IRON IN ifs original package and ync
thai his particular name f%uEate8 Ernn1
appears on tho p1rfarc II you nave taken
af i4er iron pradurts and failed - vcf results
entirely different hing from Euxase,l Eror
which has been uud and strongly enforced
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

gtr7 ~ rfl y, -Ae -s-
Zrr
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

Mage Bust Irop j Itf.e Frtezone
on tho tuaehs eorn, fns aptlN i stofs
aching thea tou hff the corn olf with
the fingers Irulv. NJ hambag'
Tr Treexou,1 Your druggist sells
tthY bottle for feN cents, sufficient -
rld yogr teef a every harj corn SOFT
corn ur corn between tn taes and
eaia-e- without uus particle III pain
soreness aI ITltaft t0u. fCe10nG = tio
discovery of Is noted Gurinn4a genius
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08
Thousands Have Found
Relic, From Rheunsfisn

~ ta~ing A. -Ef s1 nh ruwrtrrar. -~e-
grri pRhrn naeF1 rfnrE - -141H
cDnsfftuslovat r-rrr~rprw re1r-1a-
? sc1 Ard gout M refteves rrrIsr.Ia rtgrl y
giseoivi1g t1e ~,s-Srrr.s lruns' {. urrr
cause tbe pair-ii .weil1r tsr rt-ta
and dytg.s No l-t~ artr f-~~- tr s-.tarr
sold ~ teadinc ~rrzglsfa In ra~s rw
mai 0r o. - 2 AEE tMENu .r
~ snd lsth Mea YORK
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

mcnt of home. so
ciai and business
life take Nuxated
Iron and watch iis
strengti,-g iyi n G.
up-building effect
il will increase
The strength and
end duranre OF
~ e q k, ner yous,
rundown fol K q
in two weeks time
in many instances.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

SIM
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-08

When the crushing grip of worry
trials and care saps your vitality
and keeps you from the full enjoy.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
STUDY Of NEWPAY
SCALES REQUESTED

The Commissioners yesterday issued
an order TO the heads Of all departments
Of the District government directing
them to study the report Of the re-
classification commission and inform
the Commissioners as soon as possi-
bio just how their employees pay
would be decreased or increased by it.
The order reads:
1.-The Commi Ssioners direct that you
study the report of the joint congress
sional commission for the recIassifi- :
cation of salaries as submitted to Con-
kress and printed in the afternoon
newspapers of that date. and report
to them at an early date as to how
the recommendations of that commits
sion affect the employees under your
Immediate supervision as to increases
and decreases in their present SAL
aries."
The new salary scale recommended
By the fsclsssihcation commission for
tho police department came as a sur
prise to the heads Of that depart
ment
Edwin b Hesse, chief clerk Of the
department, said today that when
he appeared before the commission
he made no recommendations for
changes in the pay Of policemen be-
cause Of the increases recently grant
ed them by Congress.
He said IL was unfortunate that
the commission had recommended
statutory salaries for precinct de-
Evening star., 1920-03-14

tectives. detective sergeants. idsnti.
fication experts and station clerks.
The work these men do, he said, is
of such q nature that the head of the
department should have the authority.
as at present, to assign to these posts
the men he regards as best fitted to
fill them. If these positions are made
statutory. he said. and a man holding
one of them is not measuring up to
the standard the superintendent could
not transfer him to other work in
the department without a trial. at
which it would have to be proved that
tho man was inefficient
Tho reclassifcation commission rec
commended the same pay for privates
Of the police and fire departments.
These men in both departments are
now rated as follows: Privates, class
1, $1,46O: class 2, $3.50, and class 3,
1880 To these rates, however, Is
now added the $40 bonus
The commissions recommends tions
follow: Subprivate, S1.6s0; junior
private, $1,740, and senior private,
1880. The presumption is that Con-
sress will discontinue the bonus when
it reclassifies the basic salaries.
The report of the reclassifiers for the
first time puts all civilian employees
of the District on A level with en-
ployes Of the federal government who
do the same work. 1t will be for the
Civil Service Commission to decide un-
der which class of position an cmploye
should be put
Evening star., 1920-03-14
PRAISES RETIREMENT BILL.

Assurance that the joint retirement
bill will be taken up in the Senate
Immediately after the peace treaty is
disposed Of was given by R H AL
corn at a meeting of the joint retire.
ment committee Of the naval gun fac
tory last night at Naval Lodge Hall.
Mr.. Alcorn upheld the view that the
Sterling -Lehlbach bill Is the best
proposition on the subject Of retire
ment yet presented to Congress.
He referred to the fact that the gov
ernment actuary had estimated that
the Sterling bill would save per cent
of the government pay roll through
increased efficiency, a probable total
annual saving of $1S.O00.000. The
committee went on record as favor
ing the recommc ndation of the re-
classification commi ssion for early en-
actment of retirement law.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
CLASSIFIERS SUGGEST WAY
FOR CLERKS ADVANCEMENT
Report Favors Measures by Which Train
ing May BE Given Under Control
of Civil Service Board.

optical division have such training
for IN important research then in
progress. The work il conducted
without coSt to the government, the
moderate tuition fees paid BY the stu
dents being sufficient to pay a nomi-
nal remuneration to the lecturers.
"The examples of successful train
ing course, ranging from apprentice
courses to graduate university lee
lures, indicate the possibilities that
exist in an extension of the training
idea into other bureaus and estab-
lishments" declared the commission.
Evening star., 1920-03-14
Women's Jersey Suits
$3.50

But, then, we've told only the price, You
do not know how low that price is until you
have seen the suits. The shape-retaining, pure
worsted jersey, mistproof and winkle-proof-
The richness Of the heather and plain color
shades: The tailoring. The grace with which
they fit.
Even then you should compare around
town Then will you know how low the
price isl
At $33:5o we have them in the simple,
n1annish Styles Some of the jackets have
patch pockets.
At $33:5o we have suit tailored of pure
worsted jersey a suit we'll worth seeing,
whether you're considering such a purchase
seriously or not
&M1M@4z&
TIE AVENUE At NINTH
D-u~0,a0fo6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-17
MIDDLEBOURNE

Mrs !. II Ferguson left Friday eve
nInC for COttaE"NIlic. w. Va. where she
will be tho guest of relatives for Il fort
night.
Jamestown and larkersburr. for a visit
of indefinite length with relatives and
friends.
Miss Margaret Hc-rcy Of louisiana.
who has been tho guest Of local friends.
left Friday for Parkersburg for a short
visit.
Mrs J F. Downing Of Fairmont. is the
guest Of her father and other relatives
AT Sancho.
BAPTIST church here. has returned to
Monongah. having visited friends for
tho past week here.
j. NJ. Jacob of Morgantown. is spend
ing week with friends At this place.
Mrs. G. II. Schulkc Of Mexican City.
passed through Middlrhourne Thursday
on her way to visit relatives al Sancho.
W Va.
Mrs. 4. n. s,arkcy and daughters
Virginia and Ruth. hav" gone 10 Far
kerShurE. whore they will he the guests
Of relatives and friends for few days.
Fred FurbeN and Ray Stath"rs of
ConVevillc. W. Va. wcr" hero Friday
cnroutc to Wheeling on a business and
MIR, and Mrs " s. Meyers have 70
turned from Now Martirsville. wh"r"
they attended the funeral of 4 relative.
Mrs Everett Hill will return in few
DAYS from an extended visit with
friends in Tarkcrshur= and nearby CIT
les
George Watson was in Sistorsvillr at
tending 10 business matters Friday
Mrs X e Moore and daughter VII
gina have gone 10 Wheeling for brief
visit with friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-17

w S9da% for or ifns to s;sSHG %
convention Of the Jr -. |. a NJ.
Mrs. J. p. Burley,, and Mrs: y. T.
:erday. being called there BY the s-ri-
Jus illness Of their sister.
Miss katherine Purdy ~ Ninth
street is spending two weeks with
friends at Spencer.
J. J. Hicks has returned 70 his home
here after visiting friends at Martins
Mrs. Curtis Allen has returned to her
homo on First street after a few weeks
spent at Canton. q.
Mrs. Carrie Nation and son John.
who have been the guest Of friends at
Columbus. O.. for the past week. have
returned 10 their home in Third street.
Miss Halle Bonar has returned 10
her home on Clinton avenue from at
tending the Epworth League convention
Miss Pauline Swan OF Cameron Is
the guest Of Mrs. Stella Swan OF JEFF
cerson avenue.
Mrs George GandHc and children
have returned home from an extended
trip with friends at Baltimore. Md.
G. W. Huobs OF Glen EaSton spent
Yesterday in this city with his SON,
Frank Hubbs and family OF Tomlnson
avenue.
Miss Kathryn Bodily Of Seventh
street is visiting friends at Washing
ton. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Parriott and chill
dren left in their car for Atlantic GUY
yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Rorhaugh OF Newark
will be tho week end guest with her
cousin Miss Isabelle Woods. ot Glen
dale.
Miss Margaret Rettnnr Of Akron. o.
Is tho guest OF Miss Gladys Ncitlc OF
Eighth street.
J. Merritt Of Third street IS spend
ing couple OF weeks IN Chicago.
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MOUNDSVILLE NEWS
PITTSBURGH MAN
ALCOHOL VICTIM

David Lindsay OF Pittsburgh died at
the home OF hts brother on Western
avenue late Sunday night from the et-
fscts OF too much alcohol. according
20 4 statement made ~ Coroner J. T
AcCombS yesterday afternoon. Lind
say had been VISITING hs-" for the past
week and had been under tn" influence
OF alcohol for Tho last few DAYS sun
ers home and was found dead a short
time after. The BODY was taken 20
the D c. Lutes morgue and prepared
for burial. No arrangements for the
funeral have been made.
Three Slightly injured.
James Mason Of near Cameron and
Mrs. Cyrus Montgomery and son Don
aid. who had been visiting friends at
day afternoon when they wcr" hit by
they stepped on the 233 train They
were hurrying 70 catch taxi and X
Mr.. ZortS had been driving fast a serl-
Gus accident would have rssulted. but
As II was they only receive. Few
scratches and bruises.
Mayor Raises Pines.
John Mcdowell. who is employed a.:
the new mine a. CreSaps. was ar
drunk charge yesterday and assessed
$40 and costs. SlI.l0 In all. The mayor
announced that as men are able to pay
SIS and SEQ quart for liquor th"y can
fnes will De raised. Chief Moore made
the arrest
Left, for Camp.
A party OF fourteen men and boys
lefs yesterday on two weeks camp
Ing trip in the Cheat mountains near
Beverly, ". Va. The party is com
posed OF members OF the boys club %
the Presbyterian church and IS IN
charge OF s r. Cans and Or. McC'us-
key. Others OF the party arc Wayne
Mason Walter Blair + X Chase J
w Rickey. Kenneth Ryan. Allan Dins-
more, Joe Young. Raymond Barnett.
RAYMOND Wood ward Merritt and Mil
ton McCuskHv. Jesse Barnum and Carl
Loudin.
Justice shop.
John johnson and Kate Webster.
both colored. were arraICned before
Squire RiGEs yesterday and fined $50
and costs each on charge OF adultery
and fornthcat'on.
ndoundsvtlle Personals.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Powell and son
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-17

Tho Wa:zcl count, sunday school
convention was held ,his week - was
entirely successful. There wCr" about
ono hundred registered delegates. and
An average attendance e ono hu|i."d
and TWENTY-FIVE I~of i q poohtt!'.
Miss Edna Cor1rhcrs. and Roy. ! y.
Cr!swcll - Mouudsvlli" were tn" state
workers. and rendered Very s1l'*fa'-
,orv service Prof Shro'" "f Little
ten was elected pr"sid, n ind Mr. w.
- Spii2roslc of Hundred. secretary.
Tho next convention VII =" bold II
hundred
cral years cashier ot III" W"'z'l county
Rank has resigned to ercaC" IN the
oil business IN Kentucky. His success
sor Is Mr.. q VI Woods. VIII" has hH"n
connected with the hank as = r'stan'
cashier for several years Ml. ar
iNr The best wishes Of a host "f
friends go with Mr. bartlett, in his new
Geld
The sunday school of s. Iohn,s
will hold ,hc,r annual outing a. rad"n
park next Thursday afternoon. IN"
picnic Of tho E,anEchoal Protestant
church Of America was held Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs ingram Myers. who died NJ Pine
Grove last Sunday. was hrEght t" III"
Walker cemetery Of. this eli, for inter
mont She was tho wife ot former
sheriff of W"tGcl county, Mr. Myers. and
Was woman OF many excellent guam
r;-s. Sh" was faithful member 81
the Christian church, and was IN III"
furty-sCcord year Of h"r age. Services
were conducted by Kcv. v. H Fields
Of WhcCnnC
The order Of the Eastern Star held
A special meeting Tuesday evening A.
which SIN CqndiiatcS wcr" initiated
Eefrcshmrnrs were served al IN" close
OF The session
Mrs. B NJ Keith and son. benjamin
Martin, who have been visiting III
Jackson. Miss. hav" returned home.
Rev S. {. Jones viii visit Tucker
and TAYLOR counties next week for the
West Virginia sunday School Associa-
tiCn
Mr. I 5. Van Camp IS a, Webster
Springs wh"r" h" Is spending his vaca-
ton.
Mss ElfrcAa Moore of Charleston. a
former resident e thls CITY. IS visit
irc friends hnre
Mr.. and Mrs. carl Rock have returned
from Mt. Clemens where Mrs, Beck re-