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HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You Darken
GRAY. Faded Hair with
Sage Tea

e Grandmother kept her hair beauti-
FULLY darkened glossy and attractive
with a brew OF Sage Tea and Sui
phur. Whenever her hair took on
that dull, faded or streaked appear
ance, this simple mixture was applied
with wonderful effect By asking at
any drug store for "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound" you will get
a large bSttle of this old-time recipe,
improved | by the addition of other
ingredients, all ready to use, at very
little costA This simple mixture can
be depended upon to restore natural
color and Beauty to the hair.
A well-kAQwn downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
it darkens so naNrally and evenly
that nobody can ten ii has been ap-
2:lled-it''s so easy ID use, too. You
simply dampen a colnk or soft brush
and draw it through Nour hair, TAX
ing one strand at tinNe BY morn
ing the gray hair sabpears: after
another application or tNo, it is re-
stored to its natural color and looks
glossy, soft and beautifu1-(adv.)
ADVERTISEMENT
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Rev. Lawrence
breaches Here

The Rector OF St. Matthews Epis-
copal Church exchanged pulpits last
Sunday with Rev. Lawrence OF
Americus, who is always a welcome
visitor here. The services were well
attended and excellent music fur
The solos by Miss Dorothy Cass
n the morning service and by Miss
Elizabeth Smith at the evening SER
zee were greatly enjoyed. Miss
<abeth Smith, one OF the charm
~ visitors in our city, delighted
the congregation OF St. Matthews
Episcopal church Sunday evening
by singing Ave Maria Her voice
is very sweet and clear and gives
evidence of careful training. She is
a student at Glen Eden, Conn.
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Pullman Loses
Open Shop Fight
Labor Board Holds Company Did
Not Obey Law

CHICAGO, June l2.-The Pull
man Company lost its open shop
fight before the United States Rail
road Labor Board when the board
upheld the contentious OF the union
leaders that the company had not
obeyed the letter and spirit OF the
transportation act when it conferred
with its employees in mass meeting.
The board threw out the com
pany's petition for a cut in the
wages of its shop employees and in
Structcd it to go back and meet the
duly elected representative" OF the
employees.
The shop crafts and clerks in the
Pullman works are involved in the
case. The boards decision will de-
lay any action on reduction in
their wages for several weeks.
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a TOMB

Groves TasteIess chill Tonic restores
Energy and Vitality by Purifying and
Enriching the Blood. When you feel its
Strengthening, invigorating effect, see how
it brings color to the cheeks and how
it improves the appetite, you will then
appreciate its true topic value.
Groves Tasteless chN Tonic is simply
Iron and Quinine suspended in syrup. Sc
pleasant even children IKE it. The blood
needs QUININE to Purify it and IRON tc
Enrich it. Destroys Malarial germs and
Grip germs by its Strengthening, Invigor-
ating Effect 60c.
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NOTICE OF BANKRUPTCY

GEORGIA-Irwin County:
Under and by virtue OF an order
granted June 18th, 1921 by Honorable
Z. V. Whipple, Referee in Bankrupt
cy, will be sold Friday. July lst, next
at the late place of business of said
Bankrupt in Abba, Georgia, within
the legal houfs of sale to the highest
bidder for cash, subject to the confir-
nation or rejection, the assets of ].
w. Ballenger, Bankrupt, consisting of
stock of merchandise, Furniture, and
Fixtures, notes and\Accounts. Same
will be offered in separate parcels and
as a whole. Certified checks for 10
per cent OF the successful BIDS must
accompany same. See undersigned
tor hist OF assets and full particulars
This June 10Th, 1927.
]. r. PLAYER, Trustee
Mr.. c. c. Persons spent Sunday in
Cordele.
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To Stop a Cough Quick

take HAYES HEALING HONEY. a
cough medicine which stops the cough by
healing the intiamed and irritated tissues.
A box of GROVES O-PEN-TRATE
SALVE for Chest Colds. Head Colds and
Group is enclosed with every bottle Of
HAYES HEALING HONEY. The salve
should be rubbed on the chest and throat
of children suffering from Cold or Group.
The healing k6eAt of Hayes Healing Honey in
side the throat comBped with the healing effect o.
Groves O-Pen-Trate Naive through the pores Of
the skin soon stops a coNsh,/
Both remedies are packed in one carton and the
cost OF the combined treatment is Sc
just ask your druggist for HAYES
HEALING HONEY.
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Mr.. c. c. Persons spent Sunday in
Cordele.
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ATLANTA CONVENTION
CITY OF FARM BUREAUS

CHICAGO, June 22.-Atlanta, Ga.
was awarded the natiinal convention
OF the American Farm Bureau fed
Grafton in November by the execu-
tive committee today The >conven-
ton dates were set for November .
to Is. The invitation was presented
by James w. Morton. OF Atlanta
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WRONG NAME USED IN
NEWS STORY FRIDAY

Joe Stroud and not Fred Stroud
was the young man te'eased from the
State Farm after beginning service on
a sentence for forgery. The mistake
in names was accidental. Fred Stroud
has been an emloyee OF an Atlanta
bank for several years, according to
his father, and bears the highest kind
'of reputation with his employers and
business associates The Leader is
sorry the mistake was made.
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ABE KRUGER WILL
GET CITIZEN PAPERS

Mr. Abe kruger will so 10 Alhany
Thursday 10 be initiated into the
mysteries Of American citizenship by
Judge Evans of the U S. Court Mr.
Il. Feinberg will accompany him as
official voucher
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s'-s'-ss--s s-'s
The Story of
Our States
BY JONATHAN BRACE
XXXIV.-KANSAS
sTF - xuAY back
~ SSss::;ss::::ii:;;;;;:s IN Coronado. the
H!sEsss,.-sasssSa.lzN Spanish ex-
-; "a plorer, is re-
N.Y. zSV puted to have
Y SSSsESEsY II penetrated TO
SAMzsAg K ansaS in
search of a mythical wealthy In
dian tribe. 1t was not again WIS.,
tied, however, by white men until
nearly one hundred and seventy
five years later, when the
French in Louisiana sent out an
expedition to investigate the re-
mote portions of what was then
their territory. Most of the pres
ent State Of Kansas was part
of the Louisiana Purchase and
so passed from French hands
to the United States in 1903.
A small additional part was
later added in 1850, being coded
by Texas.
The Lewis and Clark party
trayersed this region in 1904,
and Lieutenant Pike passed
through Kansas two years later.
Kansas history really becomes
Interesting in the middle Of the
century, when the slavery agita-
ton gave it the name Of BLEED
ing Kansas" 1t had been an IN
organized territory since 1921,
at which time it had been CON
sidered a portion of the Terri
tory Of Missouri. According to
the Missouri Compromise, if
Kansas became a state it could
not be slavery state. The op-
position of the South was so
strong the Kansas-Nebraska bill
was passed In 1854, making this
vital question optional with the
inhabitants in each proposed
state. With this law IN force,
the two factions actively started
colonizing Kansas. Immigrants
from the slave states of Arkan-
sas and Missouri Immediately
founded Leavenworth. The Mas
sachusetts Emigrant Aid soci-
ETY. sent out anti-slavery settlers.
who founded Lawrence, Topeka
and other towns. Conflict be-
tween these two parties broke
out at once, and it was only put
down by the Intervention of fed
eral troops. The Northern set
tiers came in such numbers that
they soon were in the majority
and in 1861 an anti-slavery con-
stitution was adopted, so Kansas
i: was admitted to the Union in
/: that year.
!; The political dispute over Kan
q: sas was the cause of the forma-
+: ticn of the present Republican
I party.
4: 20 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
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cORDELE SCOUTS PICNIC
AT BoWENS MILL

Genial Perry Clegg, scoutmaster
Tor Cordele youths, has his troup of
20 fine youngsters at Bowen's Min
this week, teaching them woodcraft
and out door sports.
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WHERE THE HARM WAS DoNE-From


WHhKE l1E HAKM WAS DONE-From
1il'oH od~ette-lt was not TO the negro, Johh
Ilelhy Wl'haihs chahled 10 stump N OoIqut
county saturday ana burned, that the harm was
done ne was brute unspeakabe an animal IN
holhdh shape ana he deserved everything ne got,
ana more,
II was to the community that the harm was
zone II IS me community that VIII pay, through
the years ana INTO the centuries
If i said I'M there ,,cro l,,. 4,,,so,,d ..a,,l.
>, The cro,vd that car4;c;,o+ad :, tr,,;,,o
Tho moro III effoct -, 4h,. - 4t,,,,
sand men WITNESSING and nart;cinat;no IN s,,ch .
tbino cannot he calculated The restraint ,ba+
resnect far 1a,, and observance - order ,+s
,,,,ronsc;onsl,, mon e.er,, norn,ol ,,a,, ,,,,,at
he torn aside without leayino = scar C,,e 4hnr
sand ncople cannot take mart in torture and kin
mo with ma ,f+or-affe,te c.h ,b;n, hr,,+o1
YES. if lowers tbe standard n humanity i
leaves an UNDERGROUND fee1no ~ conter,rt for
law. i creates a., Hood h,st int ,,I L.,.
,,,,rccooni,od h,.l :, H., ,o,os.a. g a., ;,1
where il NAV flame ont At the most unexnectcd
time in homicidal frenzy No man can take fine
life Of feIlow-man without dre process ~ Law,
and he tho sa,,e man of+er,,,,rds ca+,,r4a,,,s
scene will remain ;ndeblv written n sc,rlet
letters ar, t,. mind and IN tho heart - e,arv
man who took mart IN i until b;s dy;n,, DIV +
will oo with him into thc silent watches III the
night il will come in Nightmares 70 break his
slumber. il will he with him at HE 6rcs;da n tbo
midst Of his family. il will 90 with hin, who, he
sits in the sacred nrecincts II the church and lie
tens 70 the Word Of the Man who said "Ven-
geance is mine. saith the Lord" He NAV hIuster
and brag bnt deem down in his heart "a, hack
in the recesses of his mind that Thine will he
and he will never escape il. II will he with him
on his death-bed
Therefore. we saw again the harm done Sal
urdav was not to the brute, Williams for whom
there is neither pity nor regret but to the com
munty.
1t is not to the County. although i was COZ
quits first lvnching, and il is a large and noou
lous county il was not TO the State althonoh
Georgia has suffered much in this respect. i was
neither OF these that the greatest injury was done
it was to the white race
In the South, the white race took the reins Of
power by assertion of superiority and divine right
to govern. The negro in the South has no part
in State and County government because he has
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HOoSIER CABINETS. all col,
ors. Get one of these on easy pay
ments. Feinberg Furniture Store. tt
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Mr. w. Stubs, former agent for
A.. B. & A. at Mystic was in the
city today on business.
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
MrrtaHe Licenses


Harrison NeIndcr Moore. ago -. farm
~ and Vcrra Beatrice Jones. aga 20,
both az bethesda Rev. c. w. Cooper
performed tho ceremony.
Lawrence Albert N"wland. ago q mill
worker and Bertha Marie iAndereE. age
~ both Of Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Okcy Clarence LehaSters, age Il,
farmer. and Margaret Lucille Colhns-
age 20 both OF bethesda
George Eeadford Neal ago -. Tool
Dresser Kanawa Station. w. va. ana
Stonn Brrnadine BAKER. Barnervtlle-
Charles Russell Hineman- Ago IS,
,aborcr. Bcllalre Ohio, and Dora Ellen
10y. age 81. OF belmont. Ohio
Realty Deeds
John Androwartha and wife to James
r. Shape. GOO Acres in Union Town Con
sideration $500
Joseph C. I!cInleln and VITO to The
First Baptist Church OF St ClntrsViiie,
Ohio. Lots No. 5n and IS in ST. Glars
vile. Consideration S575.oo.
LOUIS Hundallicr c; al 20 Felix Lahrad
or ct al Lot No. 10 In Village OF Lansing
Consideration 10000.
f. w. Ifpcr ct al 10 William L Clark.
10, NO 20 IN bethesda Consideration
800.
l.
e.. Lot No. 80 IN Bethesda Cous'dera-
ton $500.
Angelo Clltaldi and Maria CfAldi to
Tas1uale JadAnZo. Part OF Lot No.
In Rc.LIire, Considers tion $1,000.
Mary r Boyd TO Frank Androtna,
llonvsqu. II. In Value Of BoydsVilie
Consideration 5loo.Oo.
Briefs
The Th!mhlc Icc Will meet this eve
ming at the home OF Mrs Howard Flctch
cr on East Main street. Fancy work
will be the chief diversion OF tho eve
ming and dainty refreshments will be
served.
Mir. and Mrs Fred Sidebottom OF Ea 81
Main street have returned home after
brief visit with friends at Columbus.
Franklin Ncr Of NeHs was n visitor
in town yesterday.
Carl Smith OF Rarnesvil!e was In town
on business Thursday.
The Jirkas club rathered At the fair
grounds on Wednesday evening for 4
wrinc- roast. A fine time was enjoyed
hy AL present
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Iil recently. Miss Workman. who ar
rived recently from Ordway. colo. re-
ftained for 4 visit.
Miss Marie i:auc-lr is spcnGire tho
rst ~ the week with friends a, Wheel
.nC
NJ and Mrs. Jarnos Fitch wc-" called
% ""nt"ryi.!" on accom-: Of he >"rioU"
Ines II his sister. Mrs. Hester Ann
Groves. who has hcsn quite Ill frr some
Tine.
Miss Mabel Ewers has returned from
a visit with friends NJ New Concord
Mrs. HARRIET M'rhcner > seriously i'll
AZ her home here.
Mrs Jane Vaughn. who has been an
Invalid FOR many years. is very seriously
sick.
Mss Born.ce GansIer and friend re-
turned to their home a: Rellatre Satur-
day. after "A pleasant visit with Mrs.
James Fulton and other friends here.
Mrs. Agnes Smith. Of MountsNil!c. Is
spending some lime with her parents
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Wilson.
James Barker has returned from n
weeks visit with has sister al Cuschoc-
ton and GAINESVILLE.
Eliza beth Iiilmoe. OF Barnesytle, IL
no CUES, ot her grandmother. Mrs.
l:a.!y and "ther relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Banker have re-
turned to GAINESVILLE because OF the
severe illness OF n niece.
Miss Dora Mohicy. OF Centery!lle.
called on her brother. 4. st Clair
Mobley. here last Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Scatt-rday and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. John LETTERS,
Of Ccnterville. visited Mr.. and Mrs. OE-
car GLADDEN., Of Main street, Sunday at
ternocn.
A marrow escape from q serious auto
mobile accident was Witnessed Sunday
afternoon when n roadster driven b!
Emmett Nc,hart. OF Barresv!ile, was
struck by car driven b. DR.. M"Glenn,
Of Martins Ferry. ut cross roads at tn"
end OF GAINESVILLE street. Fortunately
both machines wore moving at mod
crate speed. or the result would have
been very serious.
Miss Mar, Sc5t:"rday. Of Center D.
spcnt tho week with her sister, Mrs.
Virgil GLADDEN. OF Main street.
Hr and Mrs. VIII Irwin. of Glencoe.
wrrs visitors at the homo OF Mrs. Kate
Irwin Sunday afternoon.
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BETHESDA

very plea sant and profitable oc-
caslon was tho all-day picnic given
Saturday In James Martins grove, just
east OF town. by the lntcrdenomina
,lonal Holiness church and Sunday
school. About one hundred and twenty
fSe persons were present Tho young
FOLKS enjoyed diversions prepared for
their entertainment. bounteous pic
nc dinner was enjoyed and good pro-
gram WAS rendered In the afternoon,
with greetings b. the local pastor. Rev.
Precise and readings and MUSIC by the
younS folks. 4 photographer was on
the ground and photographed tho group.
About thirty-tive persons remained late
and cn'oycd supper in the grove
The Ledies' Research club very pleas
antlv surprised the little girls Of tho
sowing club on Friday aftnrIoon by CIV
ing them little party. Mt the home OF
Nrs. Ruth Murphy. A Eood umo was
enjoyed.
Misses Martha and Margaret Kieves
returned 10 their home at Wheeling Bun
DAY after spending their vacation a.
Erworih park.
Oscar GLADDEN. and wife. r. v. Glad
len and family and Miss Jane Workman
called on Rev. James Clark OF Rock
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rection and supervision OF the ST
CTa!rsvi!le rrcshytcry. THO teachers
being Miss Lizzie ShiNers Of New
Athens. e.. and Miss Ruth Lynch of st.
CLairsviIic. o.. with Misses Anna Belle
Daniels and Ella Matthews. both local
residents: as assistants.
quite 4 number are IN attendance
and IL Is hoped great real Of good
Will come from the five weeks OF school.
which Will be In session.
Attend Party.
Those from here attending a party
held at the home OF Mrs Jennie Clark,
who reside on the hammock and l<oycs-
VILE road. south OF here. on T:esday
evening". honoring Mrs. Clark's seventy
first birthday were: McSSrs. anil Mes
DANES W. T. caldwell John Caldwell,
j., g. \. Caldwell. Emmett EdmondsOn
and Walter Caldwell. Mrs. +. NJ. Dan
tcl, Misses Ethel Caldwell. Sarah Cald-
well. Mary Catherine Caldwell. Holly
Ian:els T'amia Daniela Anna Belle
Daniels and y :. John Daniels.
Entertain Friends.
Misses Lucille Gilman and Mary
Smith ontertai ncd a number Of friends
at the home Of the former. cast OF town
on Saturday afternoon. Games OF
juvenile nature were participated IN
w'irh the serving or dainty refreshments
by the hostcsscs. The Invited guests
nr.uE Misses Maxim" Hayes. Virginia
Taylor, Eunicc Mcpherson, Eerthl an
Helen Morelani. Anita and lvcrna VIII
iiams Carrie and I.'ota GiIham. gladys
Whr.,er Jess" D",ldna. Pauline Da"iS
Evelyn McMilin. Margaret Snedek"r.
and Harriet Shepherd. Mrssrs. Charles
and Chester IS,udna. Wayne Hayes. iM-
gone Mcpherson, Herbert GnsSet: Car!
Bonner, VIM. Williams. VIM. Gilham
Dcvaine Davis. Willard Smith, LAW
renee Adnmsnn. Marion Snedrker. Paul
Cassidy. Wilbur Gibson. r!yd" and VIM
Smith. Dclbcr, AMI Charlie Robbins.
Briefs.
Mrs. H. K l.odSc and Mrs. J. r.
Whissen, were callers In St Clarsville
ono day the past week
Miss May Morrlani was a Wheeling
shopper on Wednesday.
Miss Mary Ian" Lodge OF st. Chairs
vile, rural route. was visitor 4, The
home az her SiStcr Mrs. ST. Clair CIld-
we'll. the latter part Of the week. hav-
Ing accompanied Mrs. Caldwell and
twin daughters. Lois and Lena u
Wheeling on SaturGL-
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Armstrong
and nice and nephew. Miss Katherine
and John Hartley Of Morgantown. w
Va who are guests at their home
spent one afternoon tho first Of the
week at tho home Of Mr.. and Mrk VIII
Waddcll ~ near Lamira.
Miss Anna Bell Daniels was brlef
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FLUSHING M

Miss Virginia Muetter Of Canton. IL
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Nc
C!nary.
Mr.. and Mrs I. u. McSeal visited
Sunday with relatives in Blissneld.
c. w. Henderson and daughter Lulu,
spent Sunday with relatives Ia Scio.
Mrs. John Donley was a Wheeling
visitor Monday.
y. D. Strkey spent Sunday At tho
home of his mother. Mrs. Samuel Don
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs Don Calhoun were
Bridgeport visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel Trimhath Of Pennsylvania
Is Visiting with relatives here.
II. ". Vance OF Cadiz. visited Tue'.
day with his mother. Mrs. Alice Vance:
Nj and Mrs. Smith Bethel celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
Wednesday. July 81. Those present
were Mrs. Ida Baker and family OF ST:
Clairsville: Mrs. Leona Huntsman Of
Fairpoint Mr.. ard Mrs Henry Hawkins
AMI family Of CadIz: Mrs. John Moran
and family. Of Charleston, W. Va: Mrs..
Minnie Bcthel, Mr.. and Mrs Archie
Bethel. Mrs. Fred Bethel. Mr.. ard Ara.
Smith Bethel.
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NAME TEACHERS
FOR SCHOOLS OF
MARTINS FERRY

Superintendent, Russell {. has'on n
riy"! home yesterday after vacation
visit at Trinway. o.. and Immediately
st"r,rd on plans for completing tho
teaching stats a. the various Sch"o
!,..iti,.Es FOR the coming year. only 4
few va ~anr!"s remain or IA" entlr''
STAFF. but the official st i"s that he
now has more than Sufii' 'cni arpilca-
lions - completely take care Of all NJ
the needs. The following IS list OF
those selected ~ teach the coming yohr
High School
NJ n. Berry, PRINCIPAL.
Anna t.. Morr'y. Francis Pray.
I."":.t r Morris. i. w. Rowcn-
Mrs. NJ s. R-a'r Laura Lane.
Prudence rrisI."C. Harold -. Od~ll-
Ethc' McDtn.". Alfred \ Blcch.
v--ns L. kcunOn Agnes rretcr.
tioldia Taylor. r q. Hart
Eliza Warren. VIM. Il Marvin.
Ruth S"iEwlrk.
GrNdo uldtnga.
q. A. K!nncy. prinCipAl
Mrs A. s. Work. Mary K Robson.
rA,harl Thoburn. Gertrude Ncnrum
Elizabeth Lash srn Tu;;"rtale-
F1Izahcth Luton. Edna Fowls.
Bertha R",hrrmuI lrma Nabh.
l'rlNa Ben. F-Nttlid AICAGys
MIrr;?ret CrispiR. Eva FoutS.
Lillian Frazier. Edna FoutS
Hazel Mcbride. Catherine Mofraf.
Florence Rose kathleen WoodR-
Ella DeVault Anna NclArty.
Retta Cochran. Virginia Mora
Mlrdalcne li~ll!ni Helen Burria
+. g. Mckc!vey. W. h. Suter.
Blanche Bell, Mrs. ella bishop.
Gertrude Cow. Hannah Cor.
Sara Louise IIilto May Green.
Emma Lewis Catherine Fnrnen
Ethel Burris. Hazel Aulc
Mrs Jessie II. Amrine.
Mrs. Frcda Conway.
Esther Miller. Ida FerranE-
Helena Malhy MARY b Jones.
Mac Fnrtney Margaret Neske
{ l., henderson C'orinne Coleman.
Haze, Craig. Margaret william
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At St Clatrsytlle-


Arthur A. Becknan. secretary OF the
local chamber OF commerce, VAS at s..
C.Airs.Iie yesterday n an endcayor :"
have the agreement between tho Setp.u
Wolfe CONTRACTING ncrn and the county
commissioners changed 50 that SAM
and gravel VIII be used in the Be4lairc
NeG ROAD IInNoI e'aent instead OF siaS.
Il - said the contractors plan 10 use
stag. Tne question ~ 10 which Mas -
DO used in thu work WAS ieit up 20 III"
county engineer and contracting arm. Il
10 said and word received here was that
STAG had been decided upon.
We have guaranteed Typevriters from
$1,000 W. ". 5. SioddarG. II 18th ST
TO bridgeport.
number OF members Of the Eastern
Star lodge Of ;hls city 80 10 Bridgeport;
Tits evening whore they will attend a
meeting when an Eastern Star lodge Will
be organized.
New Floor Now In
Tho new floor 10 nos constructed In
the linton street bridge. Carpenters
nave completed their work and the
bridge is again open 10 travel The
noor was put over the Old one. The I'M
prOVeneut VAS bH!.y ncUGcd ono.
Third Contest Sunday.
Tho THRU SA1r" e.; a s..Iles between
the ,'o;amerc:aI team % this city and
tho tAs; Nett baseball nine - scheduled
;nr ;:.e Ne" Diamond Sunday afternoon.
M..ny fans .-"m G"c, VIII 30 TO the
ih:.s wing Ia.:,.uS town 70 witness the
battle. Sl4CNEcc llr"rmar VIII iikelJ
srHL Mol'"nuuEh O. the mound for the
locals w.th i.vh:r, Oh the receiving end
q ;he battery. Foreman and O'Malley
vii, fora The Nc" battery tor this big
SArne.
Play WarVood Team
Tho fast rard.u;.t baseball team OF
this ci:y Will ~ 70 Warwood Sunda,
afternoon 70 d. battle with the fast
nine OF that plAC" The Two teams. hy
comparing records. appear pretty cvenl!
matched Tho Card.na. team has de
fca,ed s0me of tho best mines In the
valley.
To BE Brought Back.
Rosser Washington. Ec!!a:re eolor""
man. will be brought hack TO thIs 81
from Columbus whore ne Was arrested
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visitor at tho home Of her aunt M.
in. Irs. NJ Y. Finney % st. Claifs'
Vile rural route. the nrst Of tho weak.
Mrs " i. McNary was Visitor ID
Wheeling on Wednesday.
Mrs. N. b. Woodruff and dausnnrs
Misses Dorothy. Emma and Jane or
near Pittsburgh. were guests 1t tns
home Of their cousins hr. and Mrs.
w. l.. Armstrong. the first or tho week.
George Rudy Of MaSslllcn. o. was
weekend visitor at tho r. ~ DAn'ei
home in town.