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Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30
New London Girls Returns

Miss Mary Antis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. David Antis, of 30 Montauk avenue, New London, who was missing from home for several days, has returned and there is joy in the Antis family. It seems that the young woman went to Boston to visit her brother, Meyer, an ex-service man. She did not tell her parents of her intentions, because she was afraid that she would not be given permission to make the trip.
 She went to Boston alone and when she saw in Boston paper that her mother was distracted by. grief at her absence she and her brother at once came home, arriving Wednesday night.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30
Workmen,s Comnensation.

These two workmens compensation agreements have been approved by Com missioner J. J. Donohue:
 J. E. Fitzgerald Co.,. New London. em- ployer and Earl Lathrop, Oakdale, en- ploye, laceration and loss of nails on two toes, at rate of s16.20
 Airlie Mills. Inc, Hanover. employer and Joseph Chartier. Hanover. employe injured left arm, at rate of S15.07
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30
Snakes Are Bored.

A really accomplished reptile has just arrived in London in the shape of the American 'hog-nosed" snake.
 When approached by man, it acts in a most disturbing way, fattening part of its body, and inhating an awesome hood like a cobra If ever anything said T am Death" it is the hog -nosed snake receiv-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30

emblem, banner, badge, pin or similar ar ticle; Bernard E. Gagnon. Bridgeport, game board Herman H. Wolter, Meriden, lamp (two patents) support.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30
THE LONGEST DAY

There is sadness in the longest day,
 We feel somehow the year has seen his best He seems to look around, then make his way
 With shortening breath down to his Snow-wrapt rest But tis not so-hs best is yet to be,
 When his child, Autumn, shall with gifts abound, And when, at happy Yuletide, we shall see
 His snow white head with wreathS of holly crowned. Then tell me not that fe's best part is gone,
 Because the high noon of the day is here; There is beauty in the twilight deep One has not felt at any hour since dawn,
 And what is theIS for tired man to fear When night comes in with stars and dreams and sleep
 Alexander Louis Fraser, in Montreal Daily Star
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30

ing a caller.
 As you get nearer, it's rage and menace increase, but, one more step, and there is an anti-climax. The hood collapses. the snake Hops to the ground, turns on it's back and appears perfectly lifeless. Stir it with stick, and it remains as limp as piece of garden hose but turn your back and it will crawl away.
 The two specimens now in the Zoologi- cal gardens. Regents park, N. W. have gone through their "act" so often that they are too bored to repeat it for the present.
 The point of the joke is that the hog nosed snake is perfectly harmless.-Lon- don Daily Mail
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30

New Britain-Caspar Casparian, New Britain correspondent for the Bachag, an Armenian newspaper published in Eos ton, was fined $200 and costs by Judge B. W. filling in the police court on the charges of libelling Dr. Mary Moura- dian of this city.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30

-,iev Jones. Pharmacists 145 Main St.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-30

Occasionally germs get on a mans mind and worry him to death.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
was reprinted yesterday afternoon.

Along with the primary election.
which will be- held from o'clock In
the morning until o'clock In the even
inr. will h. the precinct conventions At
. o'clock In the af,cinoon. At thosc
conventions delegates Ia the county
convention. which probably viii hr
Saturday. July g. viii be- elected
County convention delegates will elect
drlornt,s tu tho state convention
which will be- held ~ Fort Worth Sep
t"mbrr :.
Mrs G. G. =. Blanchard chairman
~ the Potter County League of Wa.
men Voters requests all qualified
women voters to attend the precinct
conventions and also ~ east their votes
IN the primary.
Local candidates were busy ycstcr.
dpv canNasiug fU votes. Al ~.
pressed confidence IN being nominated
today. supporters II Ncff. Thomson
aud Bailey d,rlar, that their fayorit"
vii carry Potter County.
I'm addition a. the halloiinr Tor cfndi.
,ato,. voters will br asked Go support
90 reject pronrsrl to submit an
amendment o. on" constitution pru'id
inc fur hum, ownership
/ Bocaue, oi the lrnEth ~ tho h1ll0'
which .yrr 80 thli is shorter thln
some of thoyr bon pf"yinus wears % IL
.Nu,ct,d that the iudE,s Will have ,nn
sidofahl, vurt in ilhulniing votes
owe of the most 'ypcri"Hc 4 Judges Boz
/ Potter Count, .ald ,.ft,rl.v thHt th'r.
WIS inil, need fur d'l1y in getting out
! Tho totals li thr end ui thr lullutiug
3 A. there 1901, supposed io h" siN Judges
~ cich poil o. rid th1i three iuis'.
could take or, hly 1ud cnuui ~ us
, ,,an a, it is Gni ", r,omng up M,
counting s',fdly " would rpuirr "ui,
ia limited amount ~ time iu complete
I the tliuiltiunt h1 iarnr,sl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
UNCLOTHED BODY
WOMAN IS FOUND
LOCKED IN TRUNK
n SHIPPED INTO NEW YORK CITY
FROM DETROIT. MICH.
~ EMPRESS
POLICE SEARCH FOR CLUE
M Vital Organs Had Been Removed.
~ Though Skilled Surgeon Had
Done Work. Police Report
ifier Examination

" Associated rrcsa
NEW YORK. July 23.-Thc police Ia
night continued their search for clu"'
In connection with the finding here to'
dag ol the body of an unidentified
woman In trunk shipped by express
from Detroit
Examination of the body. accordinf
to IN announcement, late today. re
yoalcd that ull ul the vital organs cN
,,pt the brain had been removed from
the body ~ skilully. It waF said. as ~
give rise 10 the belief that the removal
had been accomplished by rurgeon.
The trunk was found at the Amcri
can Express Company's warehouse,
where II had been sent because II WA
unclaimed
An inconapicuous mark on the trunk
indicated that II had been shipped from
Detroit on June 10.
Believing the trunk contained perish
able goods. David Damarcsk. an eN'
press clerk opened the trunk. which
bulg,d at the Sides and discovered tn
body.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
where TO VOTE IN POTTER
COUNTY

H. NJ Allison, Judge
Precinct Ne. G. ilill Fchoo' district
Voting place. lull's s'hool huus. "
J. llill. Judge
Precinct ~. :; Ail territory IN po'
,cr contv north ~ The Canadian river
hnricrgon's ranch HOUSE. Sloln Krt
m,r. judge
Precinct 80 S Founded on the oist
10y the Sanil lc tracks. un the south
hy the city limits on 10. west by Tyl.i
sir' 81, and on tie north hy Truii
street from TYLER to P,ik. and hN l.leN
cnth street from rolk a. ihr Siui, o.
tracks. Polling place. polk street
school house. u. " blackburn. judge
Precinct M. o. .'undod on th,
nouth and west hy the city limits or
the north by Tenth street from th,
western city limits to Tyler and D,
Eleventh street from Tyi,r 90 rolk
bounded an the east by Tyl,r STREE
from Tenth o. Eleventh streets. and
by Polk from Eleventh 10 the city linn
iis. Polling place. sixteenth street fir,
station. q. W. IIarrison. judge.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

Al the same time the subpoenas were
being issued. u delegation headed by
l,cdding called upon Maclay Hoyne,
stnte's attorney. and protested against
the alleged action oi the railroads In
hiring young. inexperienced men and
boys az switchmen. Redding said the
railroads were filling places of strik'
cIs with boys ranging In age from IA
10 ~ years. and that accidents had In
creased recently because Of incom
petencc
THE only law under which I can
proceed IN the child labor statute" the
states attorney said.
III that IL being violated. proper nc
ton viii be- taken
Meanwhile I am asking the com
plainants to produce proof of what
they charge"
II became known definitely today
| that eight of the rail labor organiza
tlons viii submit the railway labor
boards wnRc award Ia IA referendum o
IN" men. the result ~ which is ~
nccird about September I.
The labor hoard to-day heard argu
ments of the American Railway Tx
press Company IN reply to the demands
of 5000 employees for increased wage,
and better working conditions. Tn,
men asked the hoard for t35 month
Increase.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

" Associated Press.
SANDY HOOK. July 23.--Defcndcr
2esnlutc tossed her nix minutes and
forty secunds handicap overheard to-
day and debated N, British challenger.
Shamrock ~. beat for boat In the
fourth race ~ the 1899 regatta for the
Americas cup.
The series stands n tie. two and two.
and the deciding race will l~ run 60.
morrow. Rcsolutc will enter tomor.
her two victories having been more
convincing than Shnmrock's
Today's race was the fastest 81 the
scrics Rosolutc completing the 3o.milc
course IN ? hours. ~ minutes and %
seclndf Shnmrock followed three
minutes and ~ seconds later. hut the
actual difference m sailing time was
only three minutes and \ seconds. Rcso.
lutte having led across the starting line
hy % seconds.
~ the very rtart ~ the race. Roso.
utc was nj her old tricks She pointed
hirh into the breeze. while Shamrock
so uff on reach that took her rap.
idly horcward when they swung
about for the first marx l,esolute' $
work into the weather had gained her
nn advantage 81 more than quarter
mile Again Captain Charles Francis
Adams n held Rcsnlutc well up against
th, wind. With tho result hc was able
Ia make the mark without q tack.
Shnmrock headed OF more and more
and was compelled Ia tack. which
hruught her aruund the mark nearly
twn minutes behind G,solutc. Tn.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
PLEDGE FOR SUPPORT OF TICKET
CHANGED; PRECINCT CONVENTIONS
WILL BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON

The the head Of the Democratic ballot in regard
party loyalty changed yesterday after the ballots had been
printed The amended is: II Democrat and
pledge myself to support the nominees of this primary The
original statement II Democrat and pledge myself
to support Of the Democratic party in the No
vember election, both state and national"
Il understood that the amended statement practically will
permit Republicans the primary IL they will support
the Democratic nominees Under the original pledge
said that Republicans Socialists and others could not vote in the
primary because of being required specifically to support the
nominees Of the change wording the official ballot
was reprinted yesterday afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

Polls open from q. M 10 : y. m.
Precinct No. l. All that portion ~
Amarillo bounded 10y the Denver rail
road on tho north. hy the Santa Fc on
she Fart. polk street on the west and
Eleventh street ou the south Noiins
place. court house 4 ". Donaldson.
iudg"
Precinct No. :. iioundod on thc
north rs the Denver tracks. on the
east by Polk street. On IN" Houlh hy
Tent sir, II. and nn 'hc west by the city
limit. Voting place. city hall. " ~
james iudlr
Precinct 40. g. Al territory north
~ the Denver tracks to the Canadian
river Voting place, Rtnzelion Lum.
her Company. !. " IlrnadlH. iudigr.
Precinct No. 4. Rounded "n the
north by the Denver tracks. un the
west b. the Santa ~" un the south hy
the county line. and on the cas by tn
Dammcier ranch. Voting place. Harris
store. r. J. iiarnes. judge.
Precinct No. 3. ~ Francis district
Voting place. 81. Francis school house
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
RAIL STRIKERS WILL FACE TRIAL
TEXAS NAN AMONG THOSE
SUBPOENED, GRAND JURY
Will MEET NEXT WEEK
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO July 2Sxy railroad officers and union leaders
today subpoenaed appear before the federal grand jury
next Wednesday in connection with investigation Of the
authorized wakou Of railroad workers here in April
The subpoena issued the request of Charles F. Cyne
United States district attorney and Major Leroy Hume special
assistant attorney general who his arrival here several days
has conferred with leaders Of the recognized railroad brother
hoods.
head Of the Chicago Yamens Association and Redng
head Of the United Enginemen's Association
Thomas Connel Of Wichita Falls Texas also among those
subpoenaed
Cunau and n Of his associates arrested and charged
with violation Of the Lever with conspiracy to interfere with
the interstate shipments Of the necessities Of life."
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Shamrock Defeated by
Resolute; Contest to
End With Race Today

challenger rained on the second LEG.
hut was atill FAR behind when Skipper
Adams Strengthened Resolute out on
the home stretch.
AZ this point the sloops were running
fast In i5.knot breeze. when suddenly
signs of a terrific squall became appar.
cnt. Shamrock hastily took down her
club top sail and her large jib topsail.
and prepared for rough weather. Reso-
lutte ploughcd ahead under full sail for
a time. apparently bent on getting In
~ the fast sailing she could. And the
squall did not strike-at least not with
the intensity ShamTock's skipper obvi.
0usly Ind expected. There was brisk
blow for few minutes and n short
torrent ~ rain which Resolute wealth
cred without taking In any sail save
her ~ topsail.
When II was over. Shamrock was un-
able Ia reset her club topsail and was
forced 90 set a smaller topsaii. while
Rcsolute had her original rig intact.
\ brief calm intorvencd and then the
wind picked up aEain.
shamrock caught Il first and crawied
slowly up until she was nearly n not
full aboam of Rcsolute. But when tho
defender caught the wind. she forged
quickly ahead with her superior RIG.
breaking ont balloon Sip topsail TO
aid her progress. Shamrock piled can
vas on then. breaking out both bal
looncr and spinnaker. but the finish
was close ~ hand and she was unable
10 clnso the sap. The steam yacht
Victoria carrying Sir Thomas Upton.
led the chorus of screaming whistles
that acclaimed the victory.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

APARTMENT OCCUPIED
~ VOTING COJPIE
Oy Associated rfesA


DETROIT. july ga young coupln
giying the name of Nj. and Mrs u, -
Roy. occupied an apartment at iO5 Har'
per street. the address found by New
York cNpressmnn IN a trunk containing
the body oi u young woman. according
to Nlhtancnt given 10 the police bt
Mrs. l.oltie Brooks manager Of the
apartment house. The apartment was
rented io them June :. They lett q
week later without giving notice. Mrs.
Brooks stated that she had seen only
the man leave. taking with him two
heavy trunks. lie explained. she said
that III, wife had left the nighi before.
lie gave her q forwarding address
near Shcboygan. Mich Police tonight
were investigating the address.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
ANOTHEREUROPEAN
WAR PREDICTED BY
MISSOURI SENATOR
URGES THAT AMERICAN TROOPS
BE BROUGHT HOME AT AN
EARLY DATE
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
wARRENsBuRG. NO.. July 23.-
Warning that another European war Of
major proportions In looming. United
States senator James A. Reed. In an
address here tonight. urged that Ameri.
can troops he brought homo.
lie declared that the present situa.
tion as between Russia and Poland
grew out Of Polish ambition. japanese
cupldity and the greed Of Great Britain
for further British trade territory"
There stlll exists 4 technical condl.
tion of war;" he declared.
"It already has been construed 20 IN.
clude the right Of the president. an com.
mander in.chief of the army. 10 move
these troops into Russia.
EVERY moment we keep our soldiers
In Europe they are menace TO Us"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
ELECTION RETURNS WILL BE
FURNISHED AMARILLoANs BY NEWS

IN order that Amarilors speedy
Ths D'iS News has
puldng be flashed they
-rCeitsd the Associated Press leased wire.
order
has secured the ai
iis and parts he furnished they
Cumpled by
Ihief of Police G. DUi has agreed cooperate News IN
handling the crowd aud
bctwe'n P'h and Tyler order M In
urinary accommodated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Harding's Stand Will
Mean Victory for the
Observation-Disclosures
By Associated Press

By Associated Press,
SAN FRANCISCO. July sa.--Scnntor
Hiram Johnson. at California. declared
In u statement tonight that Senator
Harding In his speech Of acceptance Of
the Republican presidential nomination,
took AN uncquivocal stand upon tho
paramount issue In this campaign. the
league of /tions. and that his position
has made Republican success certain
and his election assured"
Quoting from the speech NJ accept
ancc delivered by senator Harding yes
tcrday AT Marion. ohio. senator John
son said the Republican standard bear
er aus Ito be- congratulated upon hts
firm and emphatic stand against the
proposed League. and declared his
words strike an answering chord with
every American"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24

NEW Yulk. July 23-Chnrred vi'h
lnmi,id,. 1s r result of ALLEGED p1ri
tipiiion ir 't., r.ots in Chi,1po. Iuu
90 ImrIi % jonas. Nhn ,iIim. o.
tc % N,l.huan. w1s arr, ,st'd Der, Co.
night Two p,fs.ns woro kiil.i in a.,
,chicarr RIOTS vni,h followed th, bum
,rr ~ lr American fllr Junls wra
known here ns Rev. Dr. u y Jonas
Secretary II tho lrami" 81 darssr p,o
Pies"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
strife Q. snrrading

w Nsfns niFd lfFfa
BEiLEvlLLE M July s3--Th. pr.
authorized strike ~ day uhorcrs which
started in the Illinois coal fields We'd
nrsdiy. continues g. spread according
a. reports reaching her" tonight
Tho eitikr extended to Duquoin this
aficrnon. and n is claimed ih't approx.
mlicly 20a0 men 40" ont there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Continued on page So
GIRL ENDED OWN
LIFE AF TER SHE
KILLED OFFICER
TWO OTHER OFFICERS WOUNDED
WHILE MAKING RAID
on DWELLING


WICHITA. Kans.. July %. "A 10
yonrold girl said hy the police to he
Miss Cccil White. of Burkburnett. Tex ,
who was being held In connection with
the killing Tuesday night of Detective
william Ballard, committed suicide In
the city iail here late to-day
The police mntron, upon her return
frum the funeral ~ the murdered off.
cor. foutd the girl suspended from ,
clothes hook by handkerchief. which
she hnd tied about her neck
The detective was kilugl and two
other Officers wounded Tuesday nigh,
when they were searching dwelling
occupied hy suspected buutlcggors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Soviet Government
Asked to Arrange
For an Armistice

Ry Assoria,sd Pres
ZURICH. Switzerland July "a
Poland has asked the soviet Eov
,rnmont for an immediate cessation 0f
hosiilti,s and the despatch of a soviet
military detachment a. meet the Poles
In order to arrange nm drnisticc. ne.
coiding 10 "a wireless dispatch from
Moscow received here to-day. The place
iur fhp meeting of the liolShcyiki and
the Poles ~ suggested ~ the Warsaw
Moscow read between Baranoyitchi and
Brtst iitovisk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
COAL MINERS ARE
READY To RETURN
To WORK. REPORT
ALMOST EVERY NINE ~ ILLINOIS
ms BEEN CLOSED DOwN
tOR TWO DAYS

uN MtNfthNA lfffH
SPRINGFIELD. ill. July % - Ey.
pyctatiun that many miners who struck
today viii return to work tomorrow,
leaving their grievance with the opera
iurs. was voiced tonight rs Niyc prcsi
dent Harry ii.wick. NJ the Illinois
Ninc,f untun The peak ui the strik'.
almost complete cessation oi mining w.
Illinois. was reached this evening. \
drift hack a. work hc predicted would
hr nuiirclhl, tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
NOtNG NAN KILLED
NlitN TRIO ONERTIRN'
" As.ae ai.d rrr~

I MiNEoi.A, ToNas Iuly al. -
rhamhl.ss, 10. VAS killed early this
three miles souih of here.
, when a tru,h LOADED with gravel over.
turned with him. Chamiirss. whose
home h IN Swan. Smith county. was
la student at Eaylor University. Waco.
last year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Steamer In Distress.

ATLANTIC CITY. July 25.-An un.
identified steamer went aground IN "a
heavy FOG late today off Brigantlne
snonl. about siX miles from Atlantic
City Coast guards have gone out %
the distressed vessel which apparently
IL resting easily
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-24
Hard 10 Identify

By Associated frss.
NEW YORK. July 23.--licmoval of
every vital organ save the brain from
the body NJ an unidentified young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

r. virtue Of a Deed OF Trust made by
Emma r. SNcrcst and Eliza S"creSt. her
husband To Edmund NJ. kitchncr. TruS-
tee. dated the 2lst day Of February:
1905. and now of record in tho office Of
the clerk Of the County Court In Deed
Of Trust Book No. -, page 54s. ] will
sell at public auction at the north 'front.'
door Of the court house Of said County.
in the city of Wheeling, West Nir-
ginia. on
TUESDAY. MARCH 2RD. 1920.
commencing at 10 o'clock IL. M. the fol-
lowing described property, that Is to
say:
tate situate about one-half milo east
Of the City Of Wheeling. in Richie Dis,
,rirt. Ohio County. West Virginia, and
more particularly described as follows:
Lots Numbered One and TWO (Nos. l
and = in the Plat Of Mozart Heights
being a sub division Of part OF the Spar
Farm a Plat Of which addition Is rec
nrded in the office OF the Clerk OF the
County Court OF Ohio County. West VIZ
Ginia. in Plat Rock No. !. page l2s. To-
gether with all and singular III" Inn
mcntS and apprutcnancrs thcreunto be-
longing Being the same property colt
vcyed to Emma +. Secrcst and huS-
band by Hesse & KirChner. lncorpora-
ted. by Deed bearing dato February 2lHl'
1906. and duly recorded.
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc-thtrd or III"
purchase money or 80 much more as tn"
purchaser may elect H. pay. cash III
hand on day OF sale. and the r"Sidu" IN
two equal inStallm"nts payable rcSu"i
lively in twelve and eighteen mont rs
from tho day Of sal" with interest, the
purchaser giving his negotiable" prom
iSSnry notes for the deferred Payments
and giving security on such notes when
required by the Trustee. the legal tIilc
retained as further security until a OF
the purchase money shall have been
paid. or if In" purchaser 90 elect, the
legal title may bc conveyed. the trus-
tcr rcsCrving in III" decd lien for the
deferred purchase money. or tho pur-
chaser otherwise securing IN" same 10
the satisfaction Of tn" trustee.
The purchaser al any sale may be re-
uuired to effect aud maintain insurance
upon any building on IN" property sold
for an. amount and with underwriters
satisfactory to trustee. the policy ~
policies for which shall b" made pay
able as the truslc" may require ana
shall be held by tn" trustee. As further
security for the deferred Installmcnts
of purchase money. "
EDMUND VI. KlRCHEElt.
ia-3I -f-i-l4-2l Irustec.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-21
new MATAMORAS

Mr. and Mrs. BARNEY Rradu"id OF
Marietta. OHIO. spent Ih' w"rk'rmd with
relatives in town.
Miss Jennie Parker Of Long Itra'h'
w. Va. spent II few days her" with her
brother. J. l.. Parkrrs.
Josiah West Of Mnru TIA. g.. WAS
business visitor in town Saturday.
Mrs. Il. H. Muldcrhlil of l1tiHhHrrh'
Pa. is IA guess Al the nom" az n"V
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William 'iauiHrhi:
DR.. {. T.. Riley made a piu'' SNluhaI
visit To Darlington. ohto. Frld"A.
Henry Ku" WAS u business VISITOR IN
Marietta. Ohi" Saturday.
Forest Nikulaus VIII" - cmri"A"d at
West Union, W. Va. was called nom" ON
account ur tn" illness Of his iamllE
who mr. stricken with the flu.
Frank Rarnhart of Marietta. ONO.
spent the Weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Johial HarnhRrt.
Th" many friends of MISS Maggie
Ruwlc& will b" panied Ia learn of h"r
death which occurred Wednesday morn
inr ~ her home on broadway. She had
u, ~ III of the flu.
Editor l.. X. Sharp of the Enterprise,
was visitor in Marietta. last week.
NJ. q. Irwin has gone on the steamer
Liberty, serving rs captain.
Miss Bcrnicc smith. tcaChet III the
High school is visiting friends in st.
Clairsvillc Ohio.
Mrs. Louise Blohm OF Marietta, o.,
is here with her sister, Mrs. Amelia
Kane. who IL i'll of the flu.
Caroline Talbot OF Sioux City, Ia, is
the gucstaof relatives here.