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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
Rulnania' S Hens
Modified to Lay
10000, 900 Eggs

fRv International News Servicel.
Bucharest, Nov. 25.-Rumanla
hens must turn out 20:Doo,oo
eggs within the next Twelve
months if the terms of the com
merciaI treaty which their nome
land has recently concluded with
Austria are lived up to. MOI oh's
have the hens of the country peen
mobi,ized for the work OF pro-
ducing these 20,000,eoo eggs pu'
they are called upon for ooupie
dutv in that they must continue
a steady supply for home cohsuin
ption. In this general mopiiiza
tion of a nations hens those per
tanning to certain institutions such
as the hospital which the AMER
can Red Cross maintains at Cos
tanza for the care and treatment
Of 15o tubercular children are
exemptd and win continue 10 per
form their barnyard duties ior
these places.
In compensation for the WORK
expected of the hens Austria oy
the terms of the treaty agrees 10
repair 500 locomotives. which wni
90 far toward re-establishing ram
way service in this country Asiue
from allowing the 2o.ooo,oee egg
TO leave the country Humans
agrees TO permit the export 20
Austria Of 10000 tons OF maze
$50 eee tons of barley, 10000 pigr,
"a. oee tons of behzine. and sz'oeV
tons of petroleum. In ezehaise q
Austria will allow the export
Rumania of iron and metal soou7
the fuIfillment of the latter ei@
depending upon her receiVihe
ficient coke from other co.i.., =
TO operate her factories Ne'lie.s-'
electrical supplies, hosiery Wossn
goods. paper. chemical ,us's',-
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Husband Loses
Divorce Case;
Must Aid Wife

There are three parties to every
marriag ge-husband, wife and the
state of Oregon. It has been our
aim to impress upon married cou-
pies that they must be considerats
of each other. When one party to
the marital pact is guilty of an OBJ
vious wrong, that person should be
punished"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

The above declaration by Circuit
Judge George G. Bingham, We'd
nesday, accompanied his decree
that Sam Iungen pay to his wife.
Elise Iungen, the sum Of $4,000 as
her equity in property owned by
the couple. In addition to the prop
erty settlement, Judge Bingham or
dered Iungen to pay $40 per month
for the support and maintenance OF
his daughters, Marie, IL, rnd
Louise, 13, custody of whom IS
awarded to Mrs Iungen. who also
receives the divorce award.
Iungen did not appear at the
Wednesday hearing although ne
was the original plaintiff in the suit
for divorce. Mrs. Iungen's cross
complaint substantiated by evidence
taken in department No. 2, We'd
nesday, tended TO show that lungen
had cursed her and accorded her
such treatment that she had been
compelled to leave him.
II would have left him several
years ago, if my religious beliefs
Aad not D6en SuCA thai PeluSSo
before bringing by little girls into
such a proceeding, stated Mrs.
Iungen on the witness stand.
Unlike the general run Of appii
cants for divorce, Mrs. Iungen ap
peared in court in very plain atnre.
Neighbors testified that Mrs. lun'
gen is a very Industrious woman
and that she is making every effort
to give the little girls a Christian
education.
On the witness stand. Mrs. Iun,
gen stated that she thought $25 per
month would be sufficient monthly
aid for the maintenance of the two
little girls but Deputy Prosecutor
kuntz asserted that $50 would be
more satisfactory in this. particular
case. Counsel Off Mrs. Iungen as
serted that the husband has prop
erty valued at $4,000 and that he
refused to settle property rights for
$4,000.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Blinston
and A. M. Blinston went to The
Dalles Monday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Arthur Sipp, who died
at that place November 20 Mrs,
Sipp was a cousin of Melvin
B1inston and was formerly Miss
Blanche Willard of this city.
Prof. and Mrs. II. f. Durham and
sons, Clark and Delvin. and Mrs.
Mamie Jackson nre spending the
Thanksgiving holidays with friends
! in Washougal, Wash.
Men who said their names are
w. Richards, Dewey Swanson, Ro-
| nnd Miller, r. Johns, c. l.. Trip
and G. Southland were furnished
free beds in the city jail last night
When man who gave his
name as John Anderson was taken
by an officer to the police station
!, last night, it was found that he
i had nearly $50 on him, police said
He was given a bed in jail.
strangers, lettering about the
streets Mt night will be taken to
JAIL" Chief of Police Welsh said
today. Were not taking any
chances. Portland is over run with
| burglars and we're going to try
to forestall anything Of that ma
ture in Salem"
c. 7. Lewis, of the Oregon Grow
ers cooperative association at
tended a faculty meeting at Cor
Wallis, Wednesday where heads Of
the horticultural division held
special session. In talk while ut
!! Corvallis, Mr.. Lewis asked that all
departments of o. A. c. extend
Ill possible cooperation to farmers
and fruit growers
| John HARRISON, manager of the
Valley Motor company f,arage. is
| in Detroit, Mich, transacting bus
mess.
Miss Hazel Browne, an instruct
| or in the Salem high school, left
for Portland last night where she
! will spend the Thanksgiving hol-
| iday visiting relatives,
i ". Lyle McCroskey, a student in
the University of Oregon law
school, is in Salem to spend he
remainder Of the week visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.
e. McCroskey, S2S South 12th
| street.
4 The funeral of John Mumn. who
! died here recently, will be helo
from the German Evangeiica
church tomorrow afternoon -at
o'clock. Interment will be made
in the Lee Mission cemetery. Weot
and Clough have charge OF ths
/ remains.
/ Miss Margaret Griffith, a stu
dent at the University of Oregon
| is in salem to spend the ihahks
giving holiday with her parents
(. DR. and Mrs. L. F. Griffith.
i p. RI. Pixley of this city, lei
. Yesterday for Eugene to speno TN
remainder of the week WISHING
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Following meeting at Albany of
10 Beaver creek residents repre-
senting 1000 acres of land that is
now flooded, preparations We're
made for the organization OF :
drainage district to redeem the
II
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+. b. Decker and j. P. Moser OF
Silverton were transicting busi-
ness in town last evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

f. M. Miller of Aurora was in
the city yesterday attending the
automobile show.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Dora Grace OF
Silverton are visiting relatives ir
Salem during Thanksgiving.
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|.sst&+*** y y : :
.,.urr EVENTS

OUI IklNA
-. "a, Thanksgiving
~. s5.-Football, WI
,.astts s vs. whitman cor
~, Soy. 25-Tootball, salem
u, ~, school VS.. The Dalies
Nh school, The Dalies; a,.v,,.
s,oy. 80. - Baby clinlc'
Nv ~ County Children's
- s. commercial club.
s,ov s7.-War Mothers
bazaar. armory. ,,., ,o,,oa
nec-Junior Guild dance
Moose hall. -. ~
Dec. 6.-First Concert py
salem symphony orchestra =
4 X X X X y = X
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J. McWilliams Of Silverton was
in the city on business yesterday.
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nsc. s.-First Concert BY
salem symphony orcnes'fa
@s 4 Il X X x y \ X =
Daily Statistics
..p.Rp-To Mr.. and Mrs
,assnh w. Hubbard, .s11 Ma
an street. a boy, weight n
.u,nds November IA, 1920. 10
n named George Edward.
,-auM-At his home, four miles
s.utb Of Salem, Wednesday,
Toyembe "a, 1920, John Mumm
i fhe age of 10 years.
g. was resident of this VI
i,;tr for 20 years, He is survived
three sons, C. F. and J. G. OF
,lem. and william T. of Portland,
u bv five daughters, Mrs. A.
Griebenaw of Salem; Mrs.
Henry semke of Eugene; Mrs
,,rparet Sherril of Tacoma: Mrs.
r. Vorplhl of Portland and
frs Fred Leisenger of Kent,
Wash. Funeral announcements
IN be made later. Webb and
qough have charge of the remains
Magazine club rate. The Ace,
la North High. ze1
Miss Isabelle Springer, who has
ven visiting friends in Salem. has
eturped to her home in Albany.
Miss Roselha Richardson of Sill
,erton is in Salem for the teach
kry institute. Miss Richardson is a
sacher in the Silverton schools.
Ealsm's biggest football Yame
\ the season, Willamette VS. Whit
man. Thanksgiving day. Tickets
ii.
Iyceum tickets IA sale at the
music stores. Lindquest Dec. 10.
281s
The funeral of Alexander Knis-
kern who died Sunday morning at
bis home, 1926 Wilson street, was
held from the Webb and Clough
establishment Tuesday afternoon.
Rev Aldric hofficiated and bur-
Dat was in the Odd Fellows ceme-
terry. Mr.. Kniskern had been res
ident of Salem for 25 years.
Love. jeweiel, matchmaker, Sa-
Isn.
Harry Irvine, former Willam-
Ffte student and brother of
Toughy' Irvine, quarterback on
The Willamette football team, is
m Saiem for the Thanksgiving hol-
1days and to see the Whitman
game. The elder Irvine is at O. A.
&. this year.
Miss Ruby Rosenkranz, a soph-
hmore at Willamette university,
mas gona to Oregon City to spend
thanksgiving and the week end.
schools throughout the county
closed for the week on account of
me teachers institute in session
mere during the first three days.
thanksgiving being a legal holi-
nay the schools will not resume
work until Monday.
Bert Magers who sold his black
smith shop on Center street a few
weeks ago, will leave soon for Rusk
WIS, his former home, where he
expects to remain permanently.
=. W. Jones is in Portland on
pnSaess for a few days.
J. X. Martin of this city has
neen In Albany a few days visit
ing friends.
= T. Busick md son. w. J,
nusaek, of the Busick & Son stores
- salem, visited the formers son
!. Busick, in Albany the firs'
a the week.
Tint Griffen of silverton is II
,'e eity en- route home from Al,
W where he has been visiting
relatives.
Aiss Tia Spaulding is visitinf
aos in Albany a few days thi.
1flffeth made a business triJ
!" albany the fore part of tn,
Ruth Straw, a Silvertol
saer. is in the city attendini
9sdtute. She visited her par
m Albany during the weel
- returning to Salem Monda.
T. j. Robinson Of Dallas was j,
ISI;|'I||S|i;I'|
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Miss Blanche Stevenson went to
Portland this morning to spend
Thanksgiving
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

u. G. Davis Of Silverton motor
ed over this morning and met his
son and wife who arrived on the
oregon Electric from Eugene.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

shaw & Burton Of klamath Fans
are building modern sav'rssiai ns.ss
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Daily Statistics

Born
Mr.. and MIS-
,s.snb W. Hubbard, .911 Ma
an street. boy, weight II
n,ds November IA, 1920. To
I. named George Edward.
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Nityhlzaf!a

the city yesterday on business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

Love. jeweiel, matchmaker, Sa-
In. =
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Harry Irvine, former William
Etts student and brother of
Toughy' Irvine, quarterback on
|ihe Willamette football team, is
m Salem for the Thanksgiving hol-
|ldays and to see the WhiJman
game. The elder Irvine is at O. A.
Ec this year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

The funeral of Alexander Knis-
tkern who died Sunday morning at
fhis home, 1926 Wilson street, was
Aeld from the Webb and Clough
Establishment Tuesday afternoon.
Rev Aldric hofficiated and bur-
Sal was in the Odd Fellows ceme-
Itery. Mr. Kniskern had been a res-
/ ident of Salem for % years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

1gceum tickets IA sale at the
music stores. Lindquest Dec. 10.
281s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Blinston
and A. M. Blinston went to The
Dalles Monday to attend the fun
eral of Mrs. Arthur Sipp. who died
at that place November 20. Mrs,
Sipp was a cousin of Melvin
Blinston and was formerly Miss
Blanche Willard of this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

| Ealem's biggest football yame
\ the season, willamette VS. Whit
pan, Thanksgiving day. Tickets
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

Miss Isabelle Springer, who has
kpen visiting friends in Salem. has
kfturned to her home in Albany
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

Hiss Ruby Rosenkranz, a soph-
hmore at Willamette university,
has gona to Oregon City to spend
thanksgiving and the week end.
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Miss Roselh Richardson of Sill
kerton is in Salem for the teach
sry institute. Miss Richardson is a
feacher in the Silverton schools.
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,.ahiA.k-Gs .s<sts

guests Of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. 7. Simpson Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Steer, or Barnes.
willie. attended the funeral of Rachel
Maulc Saturday.
c. X. Hoguc was a caller In Bridge
port Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Litton. who have
been seriously i'll with pneumonia are
improving.
Ledrla Krcigcr is Ill at her homs
with ChckenpoX.
DR.. sullivan Of Wheeling. was 4
professional caller at this place Tues-
day.
Wednesday.
Vaita Marie Kinzy is improving slow
Tho Youngest son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Bellville IL on the sick list.
DR.. +. F.. Cope, OF BARTON. was pro-
fcsional caller here Tuesday.
Miss Edith YoSt was caller In
wheeling Tuesday.
]. r, White Is on the sick list
Mrs. T.. b. Jones. of MI. Pheasant IL
visiting her daughter. Mr.. ana MIS-
John Litton. -,
Master Howard White Is seriously. III
at the homo OF his parents. Mr.. ana Mrs
C. D. White.
The Teachers Training class will
meet al the home Of Rev. +. H. Randal'
Saturday afternoon.
Elmo Vickrrs Is III al his homo.
lanes tho Youngest son or Mr.. ana
Mrs. II l.. Walker who has been guile
i'll is improving slowly.
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HANNIBAL, 0.

Ms J.. T.. E-",h ami two daughters
spent several Grys at New Marrinsvill"
the guest Of h'r sister. Mrs. L. {.
LItmnu.
Miss Wii. Ecj:g let r'riday :" visit
her brother. Henry FuliS and family Of
Wheeling h"ror" returning 10 her home
at Middlcrown.
Tho Ladies' Aid SOC. oIv mot with Mrs.
H. J. Nuhlcman Thursday afternoon.
MIR. md Mira. Albert NcthrnG and two
daughters moved hero from Woodshcld.
ohio. Tuesday. Mr. Ncthing has pur-
chased the "t,rk Of general morchnn-
disc Of f. J. l'r eden who has conduct
Cd store At ,hls place for number
Of years r.Nd Will continue tho business.
The county commissioners met here
Thursday on special business.
Tn" Cn'umhln hnskcthalI team Of
Wheeling was dcf"at"d on the local
floor saturday "vrrinr hv tho Indc-
rcudeuis. the score hcinS 2S Ia 25.
Miss Georgia Baker entertained a
number Of friends 1t her home Friday
evening IN honor Of her birthday ami
vcrsary.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. g. Dietrich. &C Wheel.
ing were tho guest ut relatives here
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. r. Gnrdrn and family
attended tho funeral Of a relative at Wit
ten ohio. Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Qunctlc and lttlo son
VINO spent several weeks Mt the Recch
homo. left Tuesday for their home near
LitIlclon. W Va
Ecv. Webster Is at BarncSvlilc o.. on
business pertaining 10 III" Centenary
NOV Cmcnt
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SAND. HILL

Owing to the inclement weather no
services were held in the VI, f. church
on Sunday. but no preventing provi-
dence, the services will be resumed on
February 22nd.
/ Rev. Williams. pastor OF the Dallas
! charge, has announced special services
! at the Mount Union church Sunday ev-
/ enening and to continue the ensuing
! week.
! The many friends Of Mr.. Albert Bruce
! OF Akro. Ohio. formerly Sand Hill
i. hoy. will be pleased to learn Of his re-
cent marriage to an Ohio lady.
| Mr.. j. Sherman WEIGH. supervisor OF
the Sand Hill district schools. is con-
fined to his home with an illness.
There win be a public sale OF live
stock. etc, also grain. held on what IS
known as the Fauble farm. the present
! tenant being Mr.. J. II. Fitzsimmons.
: Tho sale will be held Feb. Goth. Tho
auctioneer will be Mr.. Samuel Jones.
! The friends and relatives OF Mr..
Harry Riggle. OF Mingo. Ohio. a former
: Sand Hill boy. were saddened TO learn
OF the death OF his wife. who passed
away after a short Illness Of FLU. and
pneumonia at her home.
| Mr.. Lester Campbell has returned
I home after spending several days with
his sister. Mrs. Leland Stamford. who
has been critically III at her home at
Elm Grove.
| Mrs. George McCarihan has returned
home after spending week with Mrs
VIII Taylor Of Irish Ridge, who has
been quite Ill.
The little son that has come 10 glad
den the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Jones, has been named Harold Stuart"
Mr.. Albert Winters has purchased Il
new Ford touring car and Mr.. Vincent
Fisher has ordered n new Mitchell truck
to DO used on his newly acquired milk
route.
~. Royce Earlewine has returned to
his home In California, Pa. after spend
ing = week at his home here.
| Mr.. J. l. Kent has returned home
after spending a week with his son. s
A. Kent, OF Elm Grove. being called
there by Illness.
! Mr.. WolleSly FitZslmmonS. who Is a
stundent at the state normal At West
! Liberty. has been seriously III for a
! fortnight with the Influenza, is now
i much improved.
/ Mrs. n. T. Bruse. a former Sand Hill
lady. Is quite Ill at the homo OF her
daughter. Mrs. Lena Stricklin., of ncnr
West Alexander.
| Mrs. c. 8. Jones continues quito il,
with . complication Of diseases and hcr
manly friends hope for a speedy i'm.
| provement.
Mrs. Hayes Francis spent Thursday
the guest OF Miss Annie Winters. Of
Sand Hill village.
DR.. Arnold. OF Pleasant Valley. was p
professional callor in Sand I'M thus
week
Mr.. W. n. Turner was transac,tnr
business IN Elm Grove on Thursday,
Mrs. Jennie Cotricld Is spending this
week with her daughter. Mrs Forest
Kent. Of Center street. Elm Grove, who
has besn Ill.
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BELMONT


Dennis Kemp was a visitor al hVoi &c
kcmp's one day last week.
Addison Wilcox WIGS Bethesda WIS.,
tier one day last week.
Mrs. MagGIr portcrHeld spent les'
Thursday at Alex Masters.
Harvey calvert was caller at Ad-
olson WilroXS Friday.
Manly Kemp was a bethesda visitor
Thursday.
Theodore Burkhar. was a caller NJ
Belmont one day last week.
DR.. Stewart. Of CcntcrvIllc passed
through this vicinity Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore and son
passed through this vicinity last Friday
afternoon.
John sawyer was caller ct jim
ShuItzS our day last week.
William Kemp. Of Hunter passed
through this vicinity Friday.
Walter Perkins passed through TINS
vicinity one day last week.
Glenn Voc was 4 belmont viSit'r ON
Saturday.
Douglas Hatcher WAS visitor a.
Hunter one day this week.
Miss Thclma Master" spent Salurda!
and Sunday with home folks.
Harold Sumption was 4 visitor 4, 81.
Clairsv,llc last Satnrdar.
Mr.. and Mrs. John RaEdA,is were
Belmont visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Emmett LETTERS. of Send Fork.
spent Saturday and Sunday at E"lm"ni
Sandrord Milhran and Waiter Wheel
~ were business visitors at belmont
TIcsdny.
Allison Masters returned hum" Mon
day after visiting friends in Pcnnsyl-
vania III" past week.
Several in this community ara Ill OF
influenza.
S. G. Murphy was II caller IN his vi
entity Tuesday.
Harvey Hatcher was II visitor al Bel
mont Tuesday afternoon.
Stanley Moore called al +. j. Hatch
Crs one day this week.
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COLERAIN

Rev. and Mrs. r. II. Randall are At
tending the Federation OF Churches at
Columbus this week.
Mrs. F. P. Simpson is IMPROVING
after few months illness
Albert Sharkey was a bushes, caller
in Barton Tuesday.
Messrs. Chalmers Wear and Earl An
thony, Of Martins Ferry. were callers a..
this place Saturday.
J: r: Haines is confined to his homo
with illneSA
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Thomas and family
attended the funeral Of their brother,
Thomas Thomas Sunday at Martins
Ferry.
Ralph Boyd II able TO be out again
after few days illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Bond arc inn
proving nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Walker arc ~,
proud parents Of little girl born Feb.
IT.
Mrs. J. r. White was tho suc~, IF
her parents. MIR. and Mrs. J. G.. Miller
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LcMoync White. &c
Wellsburg. were the guests Of their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Whit" sun
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Beck and sor.
Clifford. Of Pleasant Grove. wcr" tho
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ersburg, is spending . few days here
with his parents.
Mrs. N. yirden was visiting friends
and relatives at Parkersburg. this week.
E. E. Yervin OF Calcutta. was call
er here, Tuesday.
NJ. L, Heddleston Of Eureka, 10 spend
ing the week hero with his daughter,
Mrs. Rose Curtis.
Mrs. Robt. F. Holdren. OF Grape
Island was shopping here, Tuesday.
Mrs. Clyde Gardner was shopper al
Marietta, Tuesday.
Miss Nell Russell has the hu.
Mr.. Hess, of Marietta, was 2 caller
here, Wednesday.
Mrs. Effe Humphrey returned from
Cleveland, Wednesday, where she was
purchasing spring millinery.
Mrs. J. P. Hartman was shopping al
Marietta, Tuesday.
D. M. Gibbs, OF Belmont. was a bust
ness visitor in town, Wednesday.
Aubrey White Of Raven Rock, was IN
town Thursday.
Clarence Neeley Of Holidays Cove.
spent the weekend with friends here.
Russell Wright Of Parkersburg, was
here looking after his oil interests this
T. J. Sullivan Of Belmont. was in
town, Tuesday.
Miss Letha Carpenter Of Raven Rock.
was the guest of relatives here. tues
day.
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could with as poor
propriety continue in
cxtravagant consrmp-
ton OF the products
of labor as is the case
in America to-day.
Americans return
ing from Europe tell
us that men, women
and children are going
% die Of starvation
~ thousands in many
parts of thu CONT
aent during this year.
And yet here ir the
United States, despite
the cost of living, the
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home in tho North End by an attack or
pneumonia.
city, is very Ill at the Proper hotel
Homer Pryor spent Wednesday In
Wheeling an a bushes visitor.
Mrs, Carse, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. ]. J. Parker has r rel |"
her home at Beaver FAILS. "a ,,.t
Il NJ Brown was attending TO ousl-
ncsr matters Tuesday in Pine Grove.
Mrs. George Potts has gone to Wheei.,
ine for a visit with relatives ana
friends. ,,,,,. ,,d
coorgo Hanson. OF Marion, O., will stage
n hoSlnE bout at the second tourney
on saturday evening Of the Paden City
Athletic club. Leo Wolfe; OF Mounasi
Clio and Jack Dear. Of this city, Will
pive wrestling exhibition.
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general standard of living is higher
than it has ever been in any eoun-
try IA the history of the world.
To continue the lavish spending
and unmitigated extravaganza that
have been going on during the past
year, would, in the face Of the
present world situation, not square
with the best ideals Of our country.
For humanitarian id, ais, there
fore, if for no other, We should
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PADEN CITY

pADEN CITY. Fob. i9.~--Tr. {. N.
KimblN, If Austin W. Va. hnS taken
over a suite Of offices an Third avenue.
Ills family VIII remain al Austin until
after the grn%uniinn from High school
neat .Iunc Of his daughter.
\ commits" of the Padcn city fro
department has pCtitioncd council 20
purchase Grc" truck and other appar-
atus for III" department.
Tho now building which is being
erected on Main street for VI. Long
twill u" ready for occupancy about
March first. The variety store" owned
hv MIR. Long will be moved into the new
building.
Mrs. w. n. Hadgcr has returned from
a few days business trip TO Pitts
burEh.
Mrs. H. a. Morgan has MS her guest
her sister. Miss Martin. of Galmish.
Miss Annie Icadley is confined TO her