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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
MANY WEST VIRGINIA WINDOW
CLASS CONCERNS ARE INDICTED

in the Indictment. This aEenoi. the IN
dictmcnt declares. was part % "A price
scheme to enable the defendants 10
romhiue 70 Dictate terms OF same ana
TO eliminate competition.
Indictment OF Mr.. Nccnan. according
TO William Hayward. federal district at
,ornc,. VIII tcst the validity Of prorlS-
Ions of the clayton at and the ''Nu
sundries service bill. extending 'mmu-
nIty To- labor organizations under the
anti trust laws.
THE corporation defendants named
arc located in i'"ldware. West Virginia.
Indiana. New Jersey. Wyoming. kansas
OHIO. TennsylNania Illinois. Louisiana
pni,hnma and Texas Thcy in'!ude, Mr.
HAYWARD declared. til" leading window
glass manufacturers "t tn" hited
States and about tw"-thI:ds OF the VIM
dow glass industry.
Tho Charges.
The defendants arc all charger gen
orallv w.tn a combination and ConSpir-
acy to suppress competition. IN main
tain arbitrary. excessive and eNtortlon-
ate prices to rurtail the Production and
Continued on Page sIxD
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At $50 O'Clock last night, W. s.
Brotzman, chief observer at the Unit
cd States weather bureau at Pitts
burrh, called The 1ntsligenoer by
long distance telephone, TO give warn
ing OF q possible flood stage In the
Ohio river at Wheeling. he said that
stage Of close to 80 feet may be sx-
rscted at Wheeling tonight mt mid
night Tnirty-dx feet Is flood stage
at wheeling.
Reports received this evening
from the donongahela river valley
and the Eiskimtnstas river. say that
that there were new, heavy rains
over the watersheds late this after-
noon. Prom these reports, the weather
bureau believes that Pittsburgh will
have Q stage Of as feet Of water by
noon Tuesday. II thfs~Stase develops,
wheeling probably will Sc the Ohio
river at Hood stage Tuesday n$SniSht-
The flood stage at Wheeling IN 80 feet
and va eslievs that the crest OF the
rise Win not faii far short Of Shas
mark" -....
"of course the Soreeaster added,
"thess are only predictions. and Wa
will be able to give more definite In
formation when additional reports ara
received In the morning, but think
wheeling had better prepare for &C.
foot hvsr."
At tho request Of the foreca aster. th'
new warning from the weather bureau
was telephoned from The lntelliGence'
editorial rooms 10 WellshurC. Ben~ood
Moundsyille. Bellairc. bridgeport anc
Nartis Ferry, and the forecast was bul
Ietined and given 10 :he Chamher oI
Commerce Offices.
Some Inconvenisnce.
\ stage oT 2s feet. - il mat2rtaliIes
will cause quite n bit Of Inconvenience
in Wheeling and vicinity.
4 stage OF 81 feet stops Wheeling
Traction company cars from running
through the Benwood subway. No oth"'
divisions arc interrupted until sta ~
Of cS feet shuts orf tho Rctlaire. Shady
side division at Stop Is, West Wheeling
Ohio.
The river at - and So feet enters th'
cellars on Main street in the husiu"S:
district OF Wheeling, at Main and Soutt
streets.
\ stage between 81 and SIS feet enter
a number or cellars in tho Main stree
wholesale district between SiXtecntf
CONTINUED on Page Stx.)
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Vanderlip Advocates Easy
Payment Plan and Use Of
the Money in Rehabilitat-
ing gEurope-Consequences
of Immediate Full Payment
Harmful.

New York Nov. 2S.-Recogn!t by
tho allies Of IEcir eleven billion dollar
debt TO America as n just debt. agre-
ment by this country to easy payments
and tho money thus repaid Ia he used
N rchabil!tating Europe. was plan
proposed tonight by Frank 4. Nanderlip,
New York banker. for settling the ob!l-
cations Of the war.
Mr. NandrrliP. who returned recently
from Europe, whore he mad" an en-
hausti,e study Of economic conditions,
spoke before the Economic club. He
said hr had discussed the debt with the
leading responsible government minis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
Bonus Bill
Is Certain
of Passage

Washington. Nov Ex-senator wat
son. Republican. Indiana, discussed win
President Harding tonight matters
which may he included in the forma!
message to congress next week. upon
which the President is now working.
As his personal opinion. Senator Wat
son eyDresScd the belief upon leaving
that nothing in the world could gre
vent enactment during rhc regular seS-
sion OF = bonus bill for former service
men. One new source of revenue had
hccome available for the measure. ne
said. through the announced intention
Of the British government TO begin an
nual payments Of approximately 5000
GOT. 600 on the war debt 10 the tnitei
States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
.ARR||CNE IN COMPLETE DENIAL
OF ATTACK UPON VIRGINIA RAPPE
Marshal FOch Now
the ''Chief Of Chiefs"

Billings. Mont. Nov. IS. Marshal
Foch, to-day. was ndu'tod into the
crow Indian tribe at an elaborate cere-
r,nuy at the Indian reservation here. and
given the name ANYWAY -ko-Tt-Ra-
,'he-rh!s." meaning "Chief Of thiefs.
Tho name was bestowed upon the
French marshal by chief r!cniy COOS
NJ the Crows Tn" Custer battlefield
also was visited to-day.
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ARREST JUDGE WHEN
LIQUOR DISAPPEARS

Louisville. Ky. Nov. cs-Judge ThAd
Cheatham county judge Of Spencer
county, Kentucky. is a federal prisoner
In jail hero tonight following his arrest
at Taylorsville. KY. today In connection
with the disappearance from the coue(-
house Of $50 cases OF whiskey Whih
the Judge had a short time before
caused to be seized from alleged rum
runners. Fs f.
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Charged With Violating Sher-
man Antitrust Law, in
Agreement to Limit Pro-
duction-Head of Union
Also Indicted.

New York. Nov. @S.-The federal
grand jury late to-day returned an IN
dlctment charging fitty-on" individuals
and fitty-threc corporations in the viii
dow glass industry with violation "f
ths Sherman antitrust law. Joseph NJ.
Neenan. president or the National Glass
WORKERS Union. also was indicted on
similar charges.
In naming President Necnan tho in
dictmert charges conspiracy between
the labor union aud the glass producers
TO limit production thereby limiting tho
d.y.ndants 10 arbitrarily maintain ex-
eassNe prices for the commodity.
Selling Agency Indicted.
The Johnston brokerage Company an
alleged selling agency. also was named
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
Colonel Whittleseys Law
Partners Unable to Explain
His Sudden Departure
From the Country-ln Ap-
parent Good Health.

New York. Nov @S,---Lieutenant-
Colonel Charles W. WhittIesey, nero
of the famous Lost Battalion, has
disappeared from the steamship
Toloa, on which he sailed, Saturday,
from Havana. according 10 q WIRE
less message received here today.
News Of the famous soldiers dis
appearanCe came in the following
message received here today from
the captain OF the ship:
Passenger named c. w. Nhlttle'
sey Disappeared Left several let
ters."
Officials Of the United Fruit Line.
operators Of the ship. confirmed the
fact that the passenger III question
was Lieutenant-Colon Whittlesey,
through his relatives.
Members Of Colonel WhittleSey =
law firm here were al loss TO ac'
count for his proposed visit TO Cuba.
When he left the offices OF The hrm,
Friday, he announced his INTENTION
they said. Of attending tho Army
Navy game on the following day
It has since been learned that
Colonel Whittlesey purchased a
ticket for Havana the following
morning and sailed that day.
His business associates declared
that his mind was, clear and that he
apparently was in good health, other
wise. when last seen. lie seemed
cheerful. they added. and declared
they were unable 10 explain his
seemingly strange action in going
away, as he did, without notifying
them OF his plans.
Appeared Depressed.
e. ". Whittlesey, tho soldiers hh'''
declared that Colonel WhlttleSey al
landed the services Cor the unknowl
dead at WASHINGTON. on Armisucc DAY
and had since appeared depressed. Nj
WhlttIesev said that he las saw ~
nephew on Friday evening. and that y
did not notice any decided ChanHe J.
his demcanor at that time.
The crisp lacouic reply. YOU &" I
hell" hurled into the teeth "f G'rna
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Residents Moving Out

rirt-hurr,h. Pa Nov. -2S--Residents Of
the lower Northside began moving TO
the second floors OF their homes tonight
in anticipation Of the - foot stag" eX-
pectcd in tho Allegheny river by tomor-
row noon. Late tonight the water in
this district had reached the Baltimore
& ohio Railroad freight tracks on the
north bank Of the Allegheny causing
suspcn sion Of traffic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
DEATH LIST OF THEATRE
FIRE INCREASED TO FIVE

New Haven. Conn, Nov. IS -- The
death list resulting from last nights
fire in the Rlaito theatre was Increased
to FIVE tonight when Miss Mabel Moran
Of Derby. and Allen Keith. Yale stu
dent. died in the New Haven hospital
from burns received when flames swept
,he crowded moving picture house
The police tonight arrested william
l.. carroll manager Of the theatre on
4 warrant charging him with selling
standing room admissions N violation
or a city ordinance and OF the state
law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
ESQ Policemen Battle i +.
With Union SympathizeB

New Orleans. Nov. 2S.-Two hundred
and fifty policemen. battled for an hour
today. with union sympathizers Of strtk-
ing river front workers. The battle ex-
tended over space OF i've blocks.
Numerous arrests were made and .
number Of injured were sent to he's
pitfalls.
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Declares He Found the Young
Woman PROSTATE on Bath
room Floor, and En-
deavored to Aid Her
Severely Cross-examlned.

San Francisco. Nov. @8.--iIis test-
mony q sweeping denial Of all a'teSa-
tions presented by the state IN It's prose
cution on the manslaugh'er charges
against him, Roscoe {. Arbuchle spent
the greater nart Of today on the witness
stand giving IN detail. under direct ann
cross-examination. his story OF the note!
party, during which the state maintains
Miss Virginia Rappe. motion picture
actress. received injuries from which
she later died.
Arbuckle's cross examination was
completed at 3:l3 =. m. and he was
excused from the stand
Gavin MC\ah. CHIEF counsel for the
defense. sa ID he would close the dof"nse
case with tho reading Of chicago ana
New York depositions. and with All offer
to prove tha, George Glennon hotel de-
tecllyc. obtained a statement tending 70
clear Arhuckle from Miss Rappc Glen
mons testimony was ruled oHt last
week.
Louise qlaum to Testify
Miss Louise G,aum. motion H'"lur"
actress aud siN other persons vol
known in The Holly wood movie colony.
for whom suhroenaeS wer" ,Nucd \">t"r-
day. had not been called I" the stand
late today.
Arbuckln testified shat the Narty ~
his rooms was entirely imp"omrtu. that
or', rev had heen invited hu' that
others had dropped in later and 70
NAMED Iie declared that 40 had an
enlargement to &" uu' and when he 'cft
the marty and w"n' Int" his h"dr"m II
WAS for tho pUr0os" "f changing his
clothes 10 keep this appointment.
round Her PROSTATE
Il, n d, . n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
TEE WE AFTER
Vert Virginia - Cloudy tuesday;
"Wednesday fair and somewhat warmer.
Ohio rnd western PennEylvan1A-
Cloudy Tuesday and "Wednesday; no
change In temperature

WashinEton. Nov. ?S.--Advisory storm
warnings were continued by TN"
weather bureau tonight on the Atlantis"
coast Mt and north ~ cape Hatteras f"r
a disturbance or the middle Atlantic
coast The disturbance is moving north
eastward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
36-FOOT STAGE
IS PREDICTED
TUESDAY NIGHT
MANY CELLARS AND
SOME HOUSES FLOODED
Wheeling Traction andWheel-
ing & Lake Erie Railroad
Will Be Slightly Affected.

At o'clock this morning the iiver
at the Wheeling public landing had
reached . stage OF 28 fec, 1 inches
and rising at tho rate OF about three
inches an hour.
The hourly marks from midnight
wore az follows:
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Borah' S Claim
Not Well Based
SaysLawrence
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
t'orvr:Enl BY The lnte.igencer.)

Washington. Nov. 2S-Prcstdcnt Hard
trg has worked out only in principle
the project FOR continuous conference
oc nations The criticism OF Senator
Rorah. therefore. that the talk Of "aS-
xoctation OF nations would only be the
league ot nations under another name
~ unfortunately based upon Inadequate
inrormatio
THIS correspondent has the highest
authority toy making the foregoing OBJ
Seryation. The truth is Mr.. Harding
did not plan deliberately 10 trtcrlect a
discussion Of world organization into
the press at this time. lie was asked
question at the regular conference with
Washington correspondents last Friday
and the initiative was entirely with the
IattHi. The tmpromptu answer was IN
decd he expression by the president OF
his earnest hope nt what might develop
ou: Of the gathering which now IS taxi
ing place For a long time he has
sen<cd the rising tide Of American opln-
ton in favor Of international cooperation
oS some kind thought. 1T the same time
he has telt that the people OF the United
states would not sanction anything that
SaVored or a super government
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MIDNIGHT R1vEE STAGES

warwood Dam-Stage 24.s feet;
rising q per hour.
Wheeling wharf-Stage 27.5 feet;
rising q per hour.
McMeohen pam-Stags 2s.7 feet;
rising q per hour.
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The Difference

As an example ot how different the
HyrdinS pjan might eventually be from
the league OF nations covenant. II is in
tcrcS,in= 10 summarize the principles
which have been embodied by the Amer
can mace society IN ono project which
has tceu sent TO every member OF the
..,ufcrenve on limitation ~ armament.
I, cannot b. said that the American
Ic,.s society formula will hc adopted
..ut :; would u"' bc surprising II the
uIan wnrhc dout by the president re-
-ciabl,d more closely ;hiS type OF plan
'ua1 Tho league covenant. Here arc
tho principles.
.l.,r.t. ,u inst ,utc conferences OF ma
..rS :" meet =; stated intervals IN con
.:,u.a, nn of tho first ~" conferences
~ rnc Hague. aud :" facilitate the
'ah..rs - such conferences. 20 invite
.,.,~s,.ilcd irStiturf"nS devoted 10 the
,ryi. ur international 'aw, 10 prepare
,.-o,,..fs f"~ .h~ consideration % gov
"~'"'",~ j" a",".r: % submission to
The conferences !
Ind a. ,uayoLn as soon as praC-
,.,,,nI, a conference for the advance
men, nf international law: TO provide
rrr ,jz organization outside the domin-
,,iHn Of any one nation or any limited
group Of nations: u which conference.
e-y nation recognizing. accepting an"
,prl,InE international law In its rela-
lions with other nations shall hc in
>ted and in which all nations shall
ua-.icira:e upon Il footing OF equality.
u rird 20 establish an admiNistra-
tive council 70 be composed OF dtpio-
matte representative accredited 10 the
government - the country in which the
conference for the advancement oc in
tcrnational law convenes
Executive Committee
live council 20 appJent outside It's own
members an executive committee or
secrctary's office 10 perform such duties
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Not a Rival League

Anybody sbo Supposes ,ha, NJ. Hard
II has IN mind an organization like the
present league Of nations Will hnd that
notion d!ssipatcd when the president
makes known the details OF HIS plan
Nor does the president feel that h.
would ae creating rival TO the league
Of nations. Since the United States
government has definitely turned down
thc idea Of membership in the league
OF nations In It's present form il would
be illogical. say Mr.. lIarding's friends.
tn ind tho president proposing another
orxanizatinn with similar rules and reg
ula,iors and with merely another name
This much the new plan would have
In COMMON with tho league Of nations
an Identity of objects. namely. the pre-
,enti0n OF war by having frequent In
tsrnation conferences. But that object
has tcon sought through one form or
another sor general tiouS and the feeling
IN administration quarters is that there
cannot be 100 many EFFORTS in that direc-
tiOnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-29
II, lNTELI IG EN- GER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
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Continued on Pngo Fourtssn)
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WEATHER FORECAST
FOR TODAY Y

Cloudy tuesday; wednesday TAR A"o
somswhat Warmer.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1921-01-07

the robbery.
Pete Sipes finished shocking his
l20-acrc field of corn, Monday. He
had 5000 bushels.
Miss Cora Mcfarland was visiting
several d;iys, this week, with her sis
ter, Oral holland and family.
We desire to thank the friends and
nei"hbors, who so kindly assisted us
during the sickness and death of our
beloved sister and mother, Mrs. Ellen
Fitzmaurice., -f BROTHER AND
CHILDREN.
The C.. II. class Of the Christian
Sunday school met Monday evening,
January 3, at the home Of Miss Violet
Brock. During tht business meeting,
the following committees were chosen:
Lookout committee, Miss Jean Me-
Kee, Miss Nellie Wilkes, Robert Ammo
and Chas. Cass; flower committee,
Miss Ruth Watkins and Joe Hopptr.
The class chose for their song, "'rhe
Awakening Chorus The evening
was sDent IN playing games and music.
At late hour delicious refreshments
were served. Those present we're
Miss Ruth Watkins and Joe Hopper
Violet Brock, Irene Acton, Froney
Meyer, Agnes Baker, Nellie Wilkes,
Jean and Julia Mckee, Mrs. C. c..
France, Miss Leila Belle Elamt Messrs.
Don Shumate, Robert Ammo. Joe Hop
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! h.'dYc1 aP.nt Sunday with her par.
ents, Nj. and Mrs. 4. o. kreek.
Mrs. T.. A. Scott, Mr.. and Mrs
G. u. RHyhill, Ralph Moore and fam.
Ivy, J: }. Rayhill and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. '. Scott and Miss Naundus
Quick took dinner and spent the day
Sunday, ut the J. T. Scott home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chls. \. H'...,e,k
returned to their home in st. Louis
Sunday, after making three weeks
visit here with his folks. Mr.. and Mrs,
+. l., Brodbcck and family. and also
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed De-
vorss. in st. Joseph.
MIR. and Mis-. Hugh Burricr moved
last week from their farm into the
u. u. Scn;ncy property in this city,
which they have purchased.
MIR and Mrs. George Watson spent
Sunday with their daughter, MIR. and
Mrs. Ray Drcher
MIR. and Mrs. CoIbin Gift and
children returned home Sunday after
spending q few days with their daugh.
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Worth Ammo and
children. IN the Burr Oak district.
Albert Hall made a business trim
TO st. Joseph. Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. W. +. Fitzmauricc
returned to their home last Thursday
night from Lincoln, Ncb., where they
had been making a weeks visit with
her mother. Mrs. Ella Lowe.
Doris Brock returned TO her hom,
at Holyokc, Colo, after making q two
weeks visit here with her grandpar-
cnts. Mr. and Mrs. T.. Brock. of this
city, and Rev and Mrss j. II. Cole. Of
Mound City
MIR. aud Mrs. H. l.. Turncy and
children and Lena Tucker spent Friday
and Saturday IN 81. Joseph.
Henry COMBS, oi DigcloN, wa. a
business visitor in our city, Monday
afternoon. Come again, Henry.
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l.Nanprlisiic Nlccfinrs.

The meeting 1T the Christian church
started Sunday. Two great audiences
were prcscn, and great interest was
manifested. u. u. llavcner. of Bruins.
wick. Mo. the district evangelist Of
the Seventh district. l. doing the
preaching, and Miss Elem, Of Bclhrny,
Mo-. l. muse director and soloist. A
curdial invitation to all. Come and
"" viii du you goud.' Services will
continrc Indefinitely, beginning At
30 y. m, sharp Come. M.
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MIR. and Mrs. J. w. Dunn, of
Della, Kansas, came last Tuesday, and
are making a visit here with their
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Geoffroy.
Those who shipped stock from
our city to the st. Joseph market,
Wednesday were: c. II. Kunkel, a car
Of hogs; Bailey Bros, of Oregon, a car
of hogs; II. b. Terhune, two cars Of
cattle.
Judge q. w. Gotten, Of Forbes,
came up last Tuesday evening and
visited with his son, a. J. Gotten and
family.
-Clate Everson returned to his
home at st. Louis, last Wednesday
after spending his weeks vacation
with his father and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. r. Everson.
Billie Hamilton IL on the sick list
with scarlet fever. lie u getting
along nicely, VIC are glad to hear.
Miss Ruth Jarrett returned home.
last Thursday, after spending her
Christmas vacation with her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". n. Simon, at Spring
field, Mo.
Rev. c. W. Mechanics, who has
been making an extended visit here
with his sitter, Mrs. J, VI. Schaeffcr,
left Thursday for Rulo, Ncbr., and
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
Mrs. Teresa Reed and son,
Lawrence. went to ST Joseph. Thurs
day, where they got acquainted with
their little granddaughter and niece.
Wilhelmina pansy Reed. Lawrence ~.
turned home in the evening, and Mr..
Reed remained until Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. John Cotton were
visiting last Wednesday with their
niece, Mrs. Ida Bridges. at Forbes.
Mrs. Ira lIickSon returned to her
home. the frat Of last week, after
spending Christmas here with her is.
ter, Mr.. J. NJ. Schncffcr
I3odnh Hickson eiaoin shrdlu ctaoi .
Carl Buckles, of llolyokc, Colo.
came Wednesday, and is making u visit
here with his uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs Grant Buckles and family.
Alvin Cole. ION OF Mr. and Nra.
Ollie Cole, who formerly lived here.
but now Of 81. Joseph. H. attending the
Moody Institute at Chicago. H.. where
he IS studying for the ministry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. DinWiddir
Were 81. Joseph visitor. Thursday.
James Nandcvccr and family rn-
turned home. Thursday evening, after
spending Il few duys with her mother.
Mr.. Emmett IaFrancc, who ha, been
quite sick, but Is able TO bc up and
around now, We are glad o., announce.
VIM. Lundy, Of Bgelow. was In
our city, Thursday.
Mrs. Jack Cotton was n ST. Joseph
visitor, Thursday.
johnson J. Rayhill, Of the May
flower district, was visiting Thursday
night with his sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. I. Scott.
DR. j. A. klopp reports a fine 10.
pound son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Guyer, Thursday morning,
December 80.
Harold Kunkel, Of New Point,
shipped ear of hogs from our city to
the ST. Joseph market, Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Eberhardt and son,
Dick, Of Lincoln, Ncbr., came over
Christmas day, and are making an
extended visit here with their father
and grandfather, A. D. Taylor.
Dan Hahn, Jr,, shipped ear Of
hogs from here 10 Kansas City market
Thursday.
DIR. j, A. Kiopp repo,ts n fine \ I
pound daughter was born TO Mrs.
Everett Stalcup. Of Alva, Colo, Thurs
day, December 20, while visiting with
relatives at Forbes.
Daniel Hoover returned home.
Friday from Graham. No.. where he
had been spending a week with his
ron, X. II. Hoover and family.
NJ GIL RI - 49, -,
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THE CITIZENS BANK
OREGON, MO.

Capital Stock and Surplus 100000
--.0:---
Transacts general banking BUSH
ness. Interest paid on deposits left
for specified time.
Drafts issued on principal cities.
Collections made and promptly re-
mitted. 4s. ~
Directors;---D. zachman, President;
Samuel Davidson, Vice PRECEDENT;
J a. Kreek.l Secretary; Geo. Lehmsl.
and s. II. .O'Eallon.
q ,,.hLnH0TH PHONES
OREGON MISSOURI