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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-20

Mad'arska drzost. - Chteli
oslavovat vraha Slcvaku. - Ia
prispevlcm ke studiu
mad'arske mentality jest rel
novejsf pfipad rimavsko-sobot-
sky. V Rim. Sobote chtel tam
nj Mad'ari oslavovati |. maize
mad'arskeho bolsevickeho vo-
jaka, padleho v bojich V cerv-
nu 1919, jemuz postavili po-
mink. Jak je znamo, dopustilo
Sc V cervnu 1913 ustupuiici
mad'arske vojsko bolsevicke
ma bezbrannem slovenskem O.
byvatelstvu ukrutnosti primo
,neuveritelnych. Prav6 v Rim.
Sobote a v okoli bylo zavrazde
no v tu dobu Fl nevinnych slo-
venskych obcani, mezi mimi
semnactilete devce. Tato
zverstva pax chteli by Mad'ari
" padlem bolsevick6m vojaku
oslavovati. Tamnf drady osla-
WI bolseyickehosv priroze
ne zakazaly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-20
$475.7O

Dix prizni nasich krajanu,
vetsina divadelnich pfedstave-
nj, pofadanych Divadelnim
Odborem LegionarG, setkala Sc
nejAn dobrym moralnim W.
sledkem, ale dobrym 1spe-
chem sc stranky financnl.
Jako "a predchazejicich di-
vadelnich sezon tentokrate
t6sil Sc Sbor opet podpore ma
sich krajand obchodnik1, KITE
ri nezistne prispeli Ike zdaru
divadel svymi prispevky do ku-
chyne, zapdjcenim nabytku
atd, "a cez necht' prime nase
obecenstvo a priznivci mas vfe-
II dix.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-20

mezi cizinli. Vyprav1m jim 0
nasich nenajedenych detech a
brzy vidim, ze sbiraji penfze.
Kazatel Knobloch pocita, poci-
ia napocfta II dolarG. Pise
poukazku a dopis: Cesi a Slo-
vaci 2 Clevelandu posflaji ces-
kym detem, ably molly ma 20
tavenou.
Jedeme doma. We voze elek-
tricke drahy je hloucek muzn
a vsichni mali v knoflikove
dirce pampelisku. To pry je ja-
kasi pomsta obchodnikIm kve-
,tinami. Byla takova poptavka
'po karafiatech, re nekteri pa
jni kvetinari pozadovali "a je-
|diny tento kvet cely dollar. Co
lie moe, to je moe, fekli 81 nekte
ire spolky, ba cele osady a u
Imluvily Sc, re ma den matky
zvolf 81 pampelisku.
V celem Clevelandu nebylc
mono tento den obdrzet ka.
rafiat. Ia zadnou cenu. Kdosi
ldokonce seredne podezfiva kve
ltinafe - ze pry nikdo jiny '.ne
vymyslil" Mothers Day - jer
oni vypocitavosti.
Ale zle jazyky najdete vsu
de i dokonce v Americe! A ne
jen Fly jazyk, najdete i zle pc
70 spisovateloyo v Americe
iTakove pero psalo v cleveland
,skem dennfku asi toto: "Mat
'Iky den? Ale ovsem, re matk,
den. Kazdy den je jeji den. Ka
lzdy den vstava rano prvni a z;
ltapi a snfdani vaTi drive, ne;
lkterykoli Glen rodiny vi, re j
= den. Jako obycejne! l v dn,
sni Matky den bude jako oby
Icejne prvni vstavat, varit, ukl
yet, pracovat a posledni pnjd,
ma odpocinek. Vzdyt' kazdy
kazdy den je jejf den. Del
|prace - matky den!
/ Venkov, a., kvetna 1922
/ Pisatelka fadkG meskala v l
| 1921 v. Clevelande, ale otisknu
ty popis vysel teprve letos.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-20
SOUDCE LEVINE PROTI
MESTU.

Inspektori mestskych trznic
naridili trhovcGm v trznici, ma
jitelnm ovocneho stanku Julii
Macronove a jejimu otci Hakel
Macronovi, ably misto uprazdni
Ii hrozili, re budou v pfipadu
neuposlechnuti Wystehovani
moci. Oba zalovali a soudce
Manuel Levine vydal zakaZ,
kterym sc mestu zakazuje oba
trhovce znepokojovati do nej-
blizsiho vyslechu, ktery konan
bude as "a tfi tydny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-20
PROPUSTENf SEMJENOVA
NARfZENO.

New York, 10. kvetna. -
PropuSteni Semjenova, dfivejsi
no atamana kozaka, bylo ma
rizeno dnes odvolacfm odve-
twin vrchniho soudu, cimz zru-
seno bylo rozhodnuti soudce
Delehantyho. Semjenov byl
zatcen ma stiznost jedne firmy
new-yorske, ze zmocnil sc jeji-
no zbozi v Sibiri a tim privodil
jeji 1padek. Byl ma svobode
pod zarukou $4,000.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-20

PRODA Sc: buffet, still a III
die do jidelny $4,000, china
cabinet $12, davenport, zidle
a houpak, $38, mahagonovy
stul do knihovny SIG, orecho-
w 81, $150-dollarovy Patha
gramofon $50, mosazna postel
a pera SIS, jina So, detska po-
stylka, pera matrace SO,
dresaer $40, chiffonier SO, sici
stroj $12, dress form (necha
sc zfidit pro kazdou velikost)
SIS, lednice SO, kuchynsky still
porcelanovy, zidle, houpaky a
jine veci. Haste Sc: 4313
Clark Ave. 5-23
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-20
.$475.7O

Rozvaha:
Vytezek 2 divadla Lucerna We,
prospdch LegionafG
inval. v Clevelande-$ 128.11
Druzine Ceskosloven-
skych Legionar1. 1925
Prispevek ces. Sko-
lam v Clevelande. -. 1000
Najem re spoil. mist
nosti a satny. $500. 24.26
Divadelni knihy =. 22.39
Mimoradne Diary po-
trebnym krajanIm. :. 5000
Oar Josefu Machovi. $500
Prebytek v pokladne. 67.59
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-20
Lydie Kolatorova
MATKY DEN.
Psano v Clevelande, O.,
8. kvetna 1921.

nerice. Matky den. Je tomu
prav6 Is let, kdy jakasi Miss
Anna Jarvis z Filadelfie navr-'
nla, ably Americana zasvetili
lruhou nedeli v kvetnu pamat-
&c matek - a myslenka sc j.
hned ujala. American ida vse-
no moc". z extremu do extre-l
mu; kdyz matky den, tax mat
ky den.
Mole hostitelka ma dve deti,
hocha a dcerku ;hned rano pri-
Sly ODE tyto deti rudymi kara
fiaty a libaly vesele maminku.
Ma kyticfch pripevnenymi list
ky tisknute: "For Mother
(Pro maminku). Vyklady pa
pfrnfkG jsou plny techto visi-
tex "For Mother.
Billy karafiat v knoflfkove
dirce znamena, re maminka do
tycneho zemrela, cerveny ka-
rafiat, re zije.
V koupelne jsou pfipraveny
ohromne kytice bilych karafi-
atG; pojedeme ma hrbitov. Pa
nj useda do auta, Tidi stroj, pro
pleta sc zivymi ulicemi, az ko-
necne jsme "a mestem a pfiji-
zdime k velkemu hrbitovu. Je
to jeden z nejkasnejsich "sva-
tych poll" v Americe. Jako pre-
krasna zahrada, hrobv velmi
ffdce, tn tam skupina, jeden,
diva a kvetiny, zelen, kvetiny,
kToviny, stromy, raj ma po-
hled. Panf klade kytice ma hrob
sve a sveho muze matky; ma
hrobe zadne dlouhe rikani, "ze
Sc zalibilo" anebo "ze odpoci-
va tuto" - mic takoveho. Pro
ste slovo v kamenu vytesane
Mother" a drobne datum. We
die stejny kamen Sc slovem
Father" a datum. u kazdeho
hrobu jest otvor mem pie
chova vasa ma kvetiny, neko-
lik krokG odtud je vodovod. Da-
me vodu do vasy, kvetiny do VIC
dy jdeme 81 prohlednout ma
dherny pomnik presidenta Gar
zelda. Je to cely chram. Ne
Tdaleko je obelisk Rockefelle.
rdv. Odpocfva tam matka =
lezi 'tu velka kytice bilych ka.
rafiat1. Brzy pry tam bude ,ta-
ke vyryto slovol: Father
Pan uz je starry a velmi memo.
cen.
Odjizdime do modlitebny v
|meste. Dnes jsou vsechny ko-
'stely, modlitebny a synagogy
plny. Obzvlaste jsou pima ia
shromazdiste, kde oznamovali
v novinach, re bude kazani &
|pTednaska o matce. VchaZime
do modlitebny baptistI. U dive.
ri v chodbe stoji DANA u veil.
|keho koSe karafiatG a pta sc
'mne, jsem-li take maminka. TIC
'znamena, re mne hned zdob
Icervenym karafiatem = dar tt
maminkam. Kazatel mluvf po
hnute O matce presidentove, {
matkach velkych muzG a konc
vrouci modlitbou. Velci, SLIM
statni muzi slzi a utirajf 81 svo
je skla.
PAX sc schazf mladez do ne
delnf skoly. Pres diva tisfce de
ii mladych lidi sedf tn ve
lvelkem sale a kazdy ma bud
cerveny ci billy karafiat. Nelzt
jinak, mutt mne, abych mluvila
o sve matce ceske. A tax Gle
Iveland'ane slysi ,vfelou vzpo
mfnku ma maminku v Cechacl
!, ma olsanskem hrbitove.
Prichazi kazatel ceskehC
sboru v Clevelandu a prosf mne
abych S MIN jela do kostels
ceskoslovenskeho. Jedeme pG
hodiny a konecne jsme v ko
stele. Je tn plno a velika kyti.
ce karafiatG ma recnisti. A zas
matka, matka, matka. Jsou tu
,Slovaci statnf, ramenatf, po a.
mericku oholeni, zuby vyspra.
vene zlatem, brejle v kaucuko.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-05-20
FJNANCNf ZPRAVA ORA.
MATlCKEHO ODBORU Lee
GJONARU "VCELKAb,
CLEVELAND, o.

Dramaticky Sbor Legionafd
"Vcelka", pofadal divadel-
MIN obdobi 1922, 6 diva
delnich predstaveni, z nichz
dv6 divadla poradana byla pfi
mo We prospech Invalidniho
Fondu LegionarG, v Clevelande
(Legionarova nevesta a Lucer-
na.)
Pfijem:
Celkovy prfjem di-
vadel. predstaveni S2,239.34
Vydani spojene po-
radanim divadel S1,763.64
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-06
Music Week" in Guthrie
Viii Be Made Memorable

TINS Nuae Week
tsmr-af it n an'aner ID Thf
tH.a1r res sE1 uaT 8
rai~f pmt b ss 1 ar
s'llas sAsaA
d * q msrAma17 rg glgru0l 1nf
though Il ht uaEsa"s agr, O.
4r 1As mamns ~ lnars 7,.1 'ne
1ni-ser ~ MUSK. iu- wils fa
tlHett. Ne sena nessref M aif
afm3 lu5 ,hs hal'r au1 rne 1885,
wia.l VIZ awaken 1hs enasHnnt
-a The vawsr af rrHl1 a'~ 81 ipf
v,1gsl slirr i- ri usJe ns a1 Ll'r 4i
7hs nfmh ihs 5leMrw sif whaE
1he mE,rs Il -~g3f flf z-re laa
txheurt lIusS As nAisr a
suat4 saa1ts AmHrsl
II * ennra'~-a sifT- among
ans musamLns Ard cDnE
wr'Etrs la aar 1l'isrre ih liT- ll
ls "a ea-spnrauHH aAnn naag1
1ma1c Ilt-seenr Americans q
ssnslsess . as~eRl and HGuai-
-5aral eiruias fa make SINGH Ell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-06

ipff fns 4r.Tas 7fli fao
w rea 1nars tn~AilE ..lers
Is Ia mase santsllfc mare thin
mer nsnfm1aT4 n1@~eilr-
ms SIR nna tew 1p4 na3
l v eant NJ ihe 7a1i wihare
iher In understand fht iA-ns1
neciel T,wans * rrfa7 ar l
,ianrnr mnnNIg wh,at
lwra
1Nt 7,n'T,fsr Il mgsif vel .
p@gs shs ererriG ~ eA ogl
pnlr0e u1r mnFae fA A-use
intf lfaresi d ihs l's. Ia e.
lnr'ees s1 shan i Kuiv r. r
nf nsaRgf II ear rrnanr "a
1hf s. faw naA woman sn4
tnaa 80 afrv uu1 ms ~ -
ana pnanseaAr 81 give u vhaN
sfc'eA r9 imHIsi 1ir9 rt uhas
as g.assa ssrgf'ef ce rH1r
aie1nm1s A bt rDmnu11H a,'t
Vhs luaslaAsg mast
sesehs~s nnsF ArDs s'f i''e
laaa4as,s ianvnn ae aiaes ia'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-06
Ending Sunday, May 9Th

sU7e,rv thcTr ir htr nn3f1c1 81
nrs Ite r'ert4rs rar seat SIZE
wv g - 1an 1br ht rammuz
saEe heofy and he, snaaenfa
fs1a1lss., II Mns Arsk
larf4is wsl ~ sa3e ~ she
raite tNafuiat ans rerrh hpfr
3 cr. az ga7fal af thf cancts~
tn Sans sstnu rh.fr tevr rs ~
ffis creIf 3sesl ,nr.ils
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-06

Gnifsee Theatre a. Sis ? n
Instrumental nlssc42n. sololss
ant TAX on community naslc Af
1ii puA5c schools
May nay ct.thratsan at caeA
sthosl
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-06
Community Musical Week
OFFICIAL PROGRAM
For Community Singing Week
Ending Sunday Nav 9Th

-Snt a,s nisin shsai ~ fiis~a wiei
na,faif s.ne 4iss shia iHis~a 4bs nss
.nsdr so,d fh.ir 8~rr, lits flss Arab nns
o., @iirIlis ss~n svas --.4.nnsfrii.v
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-06

Vte1trf 81 + e4oek
nsf- tal aSruz ss4N;
and st4g g1 wnsn nL5fy nra>it al
81 schools
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-06
DAILY Scheault FIR
MUSIC "a LEX
Aono&T NET 2

r'2 nns7r ~ niArle
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1921-05-06

EanrM7 IN Iengllt tlhoras n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
RAY Wins new LAURELS
IN FILM AT THE LIBERTY

Time turned pack the pages OF life
Yesterday on the screen Of the Liberty
Theatre when The Old Swlmmin' Hole"
with Charles Ray starring as Ezra was
presented to an app~reciative audience.
The Ray vogue has become such an
INSTRUCTION that If the popular young
star appeared in Hamlet" his admirers
would doubtless declare that he was
unsurpa ssed. but Ray knows he is hap
pest in juvenile roles and his good judg-
m2nt has agani been shown in THE Old
wimm! Hole" In the OF
the barefoot country boy in James Whit
comb Riley'S delicious poem Ray scales
The heights Of naturalness. Jumps chase
zach other w and down the throat as
ono brholds the joys and CRIES OF boy
hood so wildly portrayed as to recall
ones own experiences. Judging from
lne misty ewes II reminiscent chuckles.
everyone in the crowded theatre was
living over again his childhood days.
In each succeeding release this young
star has won nc wlaurcls. but in The
Old Swlmm!u'S Hole" he crowns all past
achievements t. is e First National
attraction. presented by Arthur >. hane'
and was alapted FOR the screen by Ber-
uard McC"nvil!e and directed by Joseph
he Grassc. The well balanced cast de-
serves mention for their excellent sup
port. James Gordon appeared as HIS
la. Blanche Rose az His Ma. Laura La
Plante as Myrtle. Marjorie Provost as
Esther, Lincoln Strdman as skinny
and Lon Poff a. the Srhooimaster.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
THE THEATRES
PLAUSIBLE STORY
IS 1.-THE BAT"j COMING
TO COURT THEATRE

ore ~ the features - Tie Bat. the
sensational mystery play which N"g"N.
halls X Eempcr present at the O"Hi1
,hsatro the forthcoming week - tn7
r,au$lbility Of the story. Although inc
MAY IS 4" succession a ur'Tu" thr''iS
o0d unexpected episodes there - ne'e
the slightest suggestions OF unr"2h'E'
lI.d there been n flaw III me conEtruc-
ton of the plot by Mary Roberts i,'"e-
Sar; and .Nvery HopN"od ~" 'rit'tS
would have discovered 4 IN New NORM
when the play opened tAcrc more ''N''
a yea& ago.
This pt@lusibi,i;y Vas attained 10y =
-l.thod which seems 70 be the soc
property Of Mrs. Rinrh1rt and ME- t'"p-
wood ia thc.- piayw:it'uE. Fh-y che'N
40 all the characters White thsy are
,rr stage II L character is supposed
bayr sncretad a blueprint or 4 re-
,ose- IN the garage he does not bob IN
,rn,ber door an instant after he leaves
one door or window. he i gwen time
IN that which is assigned him N th'
s.pr. OF the play. The authors went
.arefullv over the manuscript n a
lowed every character time 70 accom-
nljsh tho tasks assigned them whNe uut
10. Signt OF the audience.
The authors went 70 great lengths 20
attain p.aus!biiI,y in TIT Rat" They
realized that the story VAS So mr'"-
dramatic and so bizarre that u any
a~hsurdi,les were allowed 20 Crop IN
,hey ..ou]d urn the :,und OF laughs tnat
nursues the play upon themselves. they
~,ctuallv carried out some O: the actions
OF their characters 20 determine thai
they were allowed sufficient tim" Ok
stage 10 d" the things allotted them. Il
- - V1n,, s.t,1 Of tho A.
lions OF the people whit" out Of light
Whtle the central stor%. itself. which
has made The Eat" the outstanding
hit OF the past season. may seem n T"E
stretch Of the iu1 ~ginatioU u IS readily
admitted that II the story VAS not I'M
usual il never would have attained tue
fame. popularity and sensational SHc-
,.>ss which has attended IT,. that tie
authors have been able t" lend realism
TO such a story IS a tribute to their
s,agecraft.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
CHANGE IN HER.
AMAZES Them
Mrs. Adkins Friends Never:
Expected to See Her On
Her Feet Again. :,

"Tanlac has given me new life and
strength and I doubt II in my life /
have ever been in such splendid health
as I am right now" said Mrs. Ruth IT,
Adkins, Earsel Station. Westmoreland.
w. ":
After a severe spell Of pneumonia
about a year ago I seemed unable to get
my strength back. My stomach was ailt
unset and I was so nervous I never got
more thar an hour or two Of sleep All
night. I was almost a physical wreck
and I began to fear that would never
know another we'll day..
THE change that Tanlac has maze lh1
NV condition is nothing short OF re.|
~markable. My friends were all amazed
at INV recovery, as they never expected
TO see me on my. feet again. I recon-
mend Tanlac from the bottom OF my
heart" n.i
TanIac Is sold in Wheeling by me
Hoge-Davis Drug CO., and by lsauhs
druggists everywhere.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
LARGE CROWDS SEE
FINE BILL At REX

\uu.,..cr Gang up Show that is
p,"4s,uc 1..rEv crowds is the. Rex bill.
rur this wrrk. Five splendid santages
vId6r, lie s,t> are pleasing throughout
IT,. ni&kvup 81 the SHOW being q rer%
,n;upi";" Variety bill! The pertorman-
,-S w,.,h start daily at /. NJ. open
with tie ul.rtIre by the Rex orchestra
undr- D. direction IF .i'Nr Evans. Next
.II,luwS thu news w~c",y which is fol-
lowed hy a laugh ~rrov"kiag comedy.
TIE sup"r-ir,tur" ?hot"p!ay Bar
Moth .s one Of those t!l'n plays full
"G action ia which Back Jones is the
star.
ON TN" vaudeville program come the
raaraCt and sheldon nave a very
~rnIurler.. r,uh Juggling and comedy hat
throwing act. Il is somewhat different
.rl1n the usual run Of juggling acts.
Bohly iIr0snaw IN "MtmtcalS' Is n
ugh pru,o;-y AID entertainer from be-
ginning to md.
Tn. Tlr.- rr~lyS Girls in their
l'rancu-An""ic&u son: "ud dance revue
l~r also Very rnt"' tanning In the varied
~vdpdcv:iie whj,n tH.y depict.
Stn.n ~ smith. '!", "iira"'j!t"n Dip
,nmat~" Easily demonstrate their mas
ter degree Of Nuto!0Ey.
rtchawl'S Educated Seals. losing the
Nit H. perhaps The best ANNA! act ever
shown hero. each oi IN" seals displayed
81 certain amount OF knowledge II ahil-
IN. Its a real worth while Slow and
n, should not H. overlooked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
Observance of Safety Day.
at St, JOSeph'S Academy

Wednesday, afternoon. the pupils OF
:, .ro~sph'> Academy assembled in The
.uusi, hall Of tho school 10 take part In
the program prepared for n" celebration
u Safety Pay.
tt" r~rn:ur nu'",."r Wa 'hid Glory
W, Love Thee" sung in unison. IN.
Hrbcr. J.. Snt,I.r then addressed the
S,uor, in Il ~r&olar,y manner on the
ever ancient and ever new subject
- "~RaytevIo."Gy." Many la;e facts
we're given hy this promising Young
2nysician. tina; vii, be 4 boon in after
life 70 his auditors and help onward
health eduration in home. school. city
and country. Mr.. Raymond FOose. or
the state fire wIrshais department. de-
,.verea Z Hne Discourse OF Fire Pre-
yention." which greatly impressed his
carers n undoubtedly Mil produce
effect. lie demonstrated his discourse
10y Z practical use Of the fire box - put
in m alarm.
Two Iocu' numbers. Little Boy Blue
,iN ",~S,%S;riaE." sung hr Miss Aary
k,'hrr.l" Ia ss"l', -. added much 70
H.. p..a~Ir" of the nr"Sraw. The pa
pe-s rea. by inc Misses Iirien Browne.
-. and Norma Preston. 90. were highly
praiscd Icy nht" critics present. The
>:ug!n< %: "NiH"rIc, iue I:cauii.hl' was
a ATTN UrSi'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-08
MT. PLEASANT

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ilca,cr we're
shopping IN Wheeling Thursday "t last
week.
Word was received hero by relatives
OF the marriage OF Miss Hazel Lawrence
and James Smith, of Steuh"nNii!" me
bride having lived near th'S place TOR
u number Of years.
Miss Leuu"ra West was t'". %I"St at
the McKim home on Scotch Ridge Mon
dav evening Of last week. a. I party
given in honor of their con-. n"wH, win"
leaves Tuesday TO spend the winter IN
Florida.
Mrs. Myrtle Wcathcrsom and "h'Idren
spent Saturday and Sunday at tn" home
Of her fathcr-!n-law. James Weather
son. OF Hopewcll.
Miss Dorothy McIIugh is improving
slowly.
Mrs. Ben Griffith is on the sick list.
Mrs. Frank Smith remains about the
same.
; William Weir. Of Martins Ferry was
n caller in this place Saturday.
Misses Madg" and Fr"drr, n R"wers
md Clara Meek w--e culleds N Wheel
Ing Saturday.
Mrs. /. /" Bono is improving slowly.
Mrs. David Orr. 80 Georges u ~
visiting friends at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Buchanan and
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Mrs. SorAl" Hooper n daueh'cF Nr'
"hllers III Ad'ila S"tuTda! "ft'Eh"""'
Mrs. :. II. Kurris, Mrs. Charles Nc
MILAN, Misses Margaret k!th"art ana
ii"uct'a ptckes were SHOPPING in Wheel
'nE saturday.
Il"nry H"yCr Sl'nt saturday ana sun
day with his brother. A!eDtr, or Hh"p-
ucrdstowu.
Henry ana II"rluau Kf!nk" spent Il
few days last w-.n with ii!cir parents
Mr. and Mr.. john kr!nke.
Mi-S'S N.,lg" and Frcdcri'A Towers
spout Saturday evening 1T tn" h"m" OF
Mrs. Chester Montgomery. "t Martins
Ferry.
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SISTERSV|LLE
Mrs. CareGn c, ROuSh
SuCCumbS to Pneumonia

Si~S;CrSNllr. Doc. THE d.! i".i"M-
ing her siN,l-nluth birthday amn'>"r-
Sary. Mrs. carc,N =. R"uSh passed away
al her HON" On Water street from an
attack Of pneumonia. She VAS born IN
: Jackson county. and had been n res
dent Of has city the past tweniN-hV"
years. Tic deceased - survived by """
son @. J. Roush Of PITTSBURGH; w."
brothers Austin and W. {. Snyr" OF
Jackson county. and ono sister Sainah-
tina SaNrc also of West virginia.
Funeral services Will I've hold. Thurs
day Afternoon. with Rev. J. q. lauei1'
pastor of the christian church. oNlciat-
ing. Intormrnt will be made in the
Oakwood Cemetery.
Sistsrsvtns Briefs.
Miss Mabel FLYNN entertained al a de
lightful informal suCia! affair """neS-
day evening when she entertained Il
group OF friends, hunoring Miss tl1ri"
Morgan. whose engagement I" ME-
Frank T. Smith was recently an
i nounced Bridge and Iirarts were
favored diversions and SIN tables w"te
played. NJ a late hour 81 delicious tW"
course lunch WAS served.
Mrs. NJ. 7. Brady. state deputy. Will
leave Thursday for Wheeling to attend
the convention Of the Woman'S BENEFIT
Aasnriat'on. Friday. T~wentN-tiN" dele
gate, from the local Association Will
leave Friday morning l. attend the con-
v~entiou.
Miss Cora Lacy and Mrs. Jennie Poole
were shopping Wednesday in Wheeling.
"Humoresque" from the pen OF
Fanny Hurst Will be shown at the I"rA-
mount Theater again Thursday evening
for the benefit Of toe-Thorn !'"St'
American Legion. 4. large crowd Wit
messed the performance Ne"neSda!
evening.
The girls basketball season viii open
Saturday evening with a game III the
local gym with the Cameron lugn
school girls.
Mrs. VI. Il. Hutchinson aud dangHt""
Jeane OF Akron. q. will leave Thurs
day for their home after n several
days visit with Mrs. w. ". Stops and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. RcLchcrter have re-
turned from Pittsburgh where they
spent a few days combining business
with pleasure.
Miss Frances Jane collins has gon"
TO Wheeling for an extended visit with
her sister. Mrs. Louis Finklc. Before
returning to this city Sh" will spend Il
few weeks with relatives in MasSilun. 9.
MI AN -l'p' a. - '
Miss Alice Of Macdonald. Pa. who have
been guests of Mrs. !. Art"l cas-" re-
/ turned home.
Mrs. L.. X. Fleming and Mrs. Elmer
Krug spent Wednesday with friends IN
Wheeling.
Mrs. VI. Moore has as her guests Mrs.
Aubrey LayAeld and Roy Moore OF
Shinnston. W. Va.
Mrs. O. n. Guyton is ~" guest Of Rev.
and Mrs. G. I. Wilson Of Park"cshurG.
Miss Lucy Dcquc left Wednesday
afternoon Cor a several days visit with
relatives and friends in Marietta, ..
Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. lain Of Wash
inEton. y. &. will arrive within n few
days to spend several weeks as guests
Of her mother. Mrs. =. J. steele.
Rev. W. l." Wayman Of New Martins
willie spoke Wednesday, evening in the
First Methodist church here.
Mrs. George Solomon has as her
guest her sister. Mrs. charles Thomas
OF Canton. @.