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she will cease maneuvering and get
ready TO pay.
And II America really wishes 20
make common cause in the interest Of
a peace Of justice and permanenee our
troops should form a part Of the posse
as the international sheriff levies on
the property Of the dcfaulting debtor.
New York Tribune
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claims exhibited In Offset thereto,
hereby give notice that We will meet
for the purpose aforesaid, At the Office
Of S. F. Holley In the Town Of Dorset
in sid District on the 21st day Of
October next, from / o'clock r. NJ.
until O'Clock P. 81, on said day and
that six months from the 2Ist day Of
April A. d. 1921. Is the time limited
By said Court Cor said creditors TO
present their claims to US for examin-
alton and allowance.
Dated at Dorset this 2lst day
Of April A. ID. 1921.
S. r. HOLLEY,
c. A. ATKINSON,
Commissioners
T. II Hudson Executor as
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F.tale Of THEoPHILE 2. coMBA

The Undersigned, having been APP
pointed By the Honorable Probate
Court FOR the District Of Manchester,
Comm ssioners, 70 receive examine,
and adjust the claims and demands "
al persons against the estate Of
Theophile T. Comba late Of Dorset
In said District, deceased and al
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T. II Hudson Executor.
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HAMMOCK
dntArtain Friends.

Mrs. Frank Il. Caldwell entertained
few friends n her home on Wednes-
day. The day was sn"n; IN quilting. u
three-course dinner being served Ut tho
noon hour. Those present being Mes.
danes William R"oh..w. William Lodge.
r.. L. Boyd. +. u. Caldwell. J.. III. DAME!
and Misses Mobile and Nice Lodge ana
Emily Ni,rols.
Incident Passes Away.
John l.. Morgan, Il c"lO"cl resident or
Pauline Mine. died at h!s hhne "r
Tuesday night. afte ran iiirrSH OF only
two hours. He WAS louder at tho
mirN and had boon working IN usual on
Tuesday and after retiring bccame sud
denly III. death resulting In IL frw hours.
uecss sed was about sixty wears of Ago
and is survived by his wi:h Fun"ra.
services on Friday Afternoon. conducted
by Mr.. J. II. Ki!brou Of the Taplin mine.
Interment In F'airpoirt cemetery.
Quilting Party.
Mrs. L. P. Caldwell entertained few
friends with quilting pIrty 1t her
home, south Of town, on friday nm
assisted by her cousin. Mrs, w. l..
Armstrong. Quilting formed tho occu-
patton Of tho day. The Invited guests
being Mesdamea John p. Gossctt, John
Caldwell. sr.. r. r. EdmondA,n. C. \.
Caldwell. W. y. Taylor. al local resi-
dents; Mrs. George nixon or East RlnH.
land: Mrs. Charles Pickering OF :
Clairsville. rural route. and guest NJ.
Cornelia Eickers OF Kansas City. Ne.
Briefs.
Messrs. Joseph Sramch'nn AMI "lov'l
Davis attended X. OF - banquet held
in st. Clairsv,lie on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Emma EeriCk S'til continues
quite I'll at hor home. north OF town,
showing 10 Improvement.
Miss Agnes Atkinson was business
caller IN ST. CIairsvil!e on Monday.
William Taylor and family Of Union
town. were callers IN town on Tuesday
evening.
Miss olga Mcfarland ~ St, C'a!rs-
Vile, "ormer resident. was recent
yl"st w!.h hcr FRIEND Nts3 a. poris
McThcrscn.
Miss May Morelnnd has returned
home after pleasant visit with
Ea-noev!llc friends
Master James Ferguson OF EII-r0lnt.
returned horne after brief "ie!'. ~ tn"
homr or his grandmother. Ms. L. +,
Ferguson
The regular N. F.. quarterly meeting
will I've held here on Snhhath Scpt"'n-
her rs. Mr. G.. W. Danford OF Earncs
VILE will preside
Mrs. Eldr~d Lodge was visitor With
= .,Gs at las' Iirhlnnd m Wednesday,.
Wesley Mcpherson ut i.ordsNlN"
W1S - caller in town the na9t week. HAY
INK heen doing so!ne carpenter work
for his brother. ". /. Mrpherson. local
resident. a
Mr.. rrd Mrs. lawrence Armstrong
were c.,il-rs IN Belmont ono afternoon
recently.
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SHERRARD
Candidates VIII Proach.

On Sunday, Key. Mcdonald Il tltt5..
burgh. :, ':ndidate for the passionate oi
the Presbyterian churches nero WI
preach at the Welt Kun caurch AZ l9;9V
i. M. At Limestone at y. IN, and hi
Alien Grove * go - r!,Ik.
Entertained Circle.
Misses Dora ana ltnke l.Shr"nS enter
tanned the Allen Grove Sewing circle 1t
heir home on Thursday afternoon. Tho
hours from : until were devoted |"
needlcwork and dainty mnyA"oa VA
s,.,,.a. Vl,uSo present were: NcsdameS
I. 7. Cioudy. t.. (. Fisher. ~ Y. Nc
t.eavy }. \. Mcdonald. ir rye hemp.e'
Of Chicago: John Frazier. y. NJ. Garrln.
GRANT v hrt:cl or West"r"tl!e. o.; l.. NJ.
l.ei.cy, Nary Richly, ". II SeAbright.
.. II. Tullert. BORA Morgan OF Nc
Mcchru; L. l.. McC,eary. Herman .>s-
mus, ard Theodore SMITH; N!Ssrs Lena
Il hrcrS. Jeany HcCnnOs. r!!!r Wheel
or. H.ku Echtens and lDurt BehrenS.
Wiener and Corn Roast.
Mr.. and .ars. ri. I. Miller OF near
Mt Olivet delightfully."- entertained al
;!rlr hviHe !!Ondty eESrin; with
wiener and corn roast outdoor games
freshments were served = the following
..uests: Mr. and Mrs. w. =. Baker. Sr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.. Baker. Jr. Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Miller. Misses FrHuces
Baker. Lily Eahcr. Laura Miller. Betty
Baker and Virginia Miller; Messrs. liar
EE% l.Nl'NN, HARRY DSAeI .d'o I"iA4J
Baker.
Sherrard Briefs.
Mr.. and LIS. Grant WhetZcl ard
daughter. Miss cassie. wi.. leave fox
their homo In Westerville, o.. today
after visiting friends and relatives .iero
Bcru-To Mr.. and Mrs. J. -. Garvin
Miss Hannah Heck was hoster, &c
the I. D. l.. club 1t her home At Mt
Ol!vet Thursday evening.
Road Supervisor T. Montgomery has
4 force OF men at work rebuilding q
piece OF ro2d on Mozart Terrace.
Mrs. Dora Morgan Of McMechcn Is
the CUES; Of Mrs. y. D. Talbert.
MISS Eelle Fortney his returned to
y hee.lug after visiting 1t tho home Of
John Schubert at Mozart instead OF al
the John Sikolaus horne as wns previ-
0us!y reported.
Mir. ard Mrs. Robert Simpson OF
Ertn.ehem. are the proud paronts OF .
baby boy.
William Cow OF Pomona. Ca. was
visiting friends at Mt Oltv~t Wednes-
cay.
Mrs. Mary Rizor Of Mt lie Chanta IL
the CUES; OF Mrs. James Prayer.
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George general store vas among wheel
ing iric:Gs his week.
. = /. UunmcrIe. wife and daughter
Jessie were guests of bethesda rela-
ewes IN Wednesday,. .
+ Mrs. T. H. Hart and Miss Estel.a Al
kins.n were Wheeling shoppers on We'd
A. S. George Of GAINESVILLE made a
business "trip 20 town on Wednesday,
/ Mrs. George F1nncy was Barnes
! VILE sho; per tho first of the week
/ Mrs. E!son IIinkle Of Geo is the guest
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. CALVIN
Glover.
Mrs. y. s. Bonner and Mrs. John
Moore Of BannOcH were visitors win
the family Of Edward Refine the hrst
/ OF the week.
MISS Caroline Bramhall Of Elizabeth-
town who has been the guest or l.. H.
Bramhall and family has gone 10 Nor
rls:uwu 70 visit with re!ntNef.
Jess Barnes and wife Q: ShadTs!de
arc guests Of A. {. nantord and VIE
; Mrs. ". c. Mcpherson and daughter
. Catherine spent Saturday and sunday
with the formers mother. Mrs. john
! Waugh Il; bethesda.
Lawrence atkinson and family OF Lar.
fcrty were late guests Of the family ~
: Everett Taylor and family Of East
R!chlaud were recent guests OF John
! Atkinson and family.
James MnvelanI OF Bannnrk was IN
town on business one day this week.
! Roy Vic!serS from PhilaIciphia has
, been spending sore time with lis moth
tr, Mrs. Corncla kL'kcrs Of Kansas CITY
who Is the guest OF Mrs. Charles PICK
ering o; East Rich!and. Mrs. R:ckrrS
and son were former local peorl" and
old friends are glad to greet them.
! Mrs Mary BramI.all who was u KEN
Violently i'll Will" the guest ~ the fam
lily OF Joseph STAGE n M"rrts'"wn has
30 FAR recovered as 20 DO able - return
TO her HON" here.
W. c. Mcpherson has been engaged
assisting W. G. Smith OF I5annock on
the interior. decoration OF tho new PIC
ture theater at FuirDOlnt.
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I other friends Of the family accompanied
J the rclDL!Ns
Goes AS Judge
! Miss Mamie C.IrN oE north -: town
Is IN Attendance at the tH4!H LAR tAiS
week whcic she was called u act "a
judge II the :aHCywOr" and culinary
departments.
To Extend Service
1t IS stated that TIA" Grey BnE In"
now running from Barnes lie To Nacrl-
ing will extend Is service from Barnes
Iilic 10 Wood ~"cid VIA a.: SOmeTton ana
Nla.ara. II IS hupvd that the roads may
he gotten In shay" 8" that tho venture
may l,n mad" j.u.Sihlr H% the service
would surely 81 i hong felt want.
Lloydsvillo Briefs
! Mrs. IcS.!" 'i"%''tt formerly OF this
place but NY If -. Cla!rsvtlle has &C
rc,.'ri . position in the olfi"o OF t. II.
Stocol rcal cstric and insurance agent.
Miss sadie Ilarc south o' town has
, rrtl:.'.,.. .rnth i:rm Il weeks stay with
Tr!chav!'le nnd Mnss!lon friends.
B l'aul E.aw south OF town who has
, hn"n very IL OF typhoid Fever IL I'M
proving.
:ir, and Mrs Oscar Murphy Of Be-
trcejIa sprn; Sunday tho guests OF s.
Il. Hare and family south OF town.
Mrs. Elmer N"n and daughters Sara
and Eli.aHc;h wcco guests Of Belmont
rr!rnd. Tho first ~ tho week.
; Joseph Hartley employed IN the W. r.
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SAND HILL

On Sunday will be tho close Of this
conference year OF the N. T.. church and
all reports on finances OF the churoh.
Sunday school. Will be completed and
reported az that time.
\ severe rain and wind storm ghsSec
over this section on Wednesday n. NJ.
and Interrupted the telephons service.
bat no report OF destruction OF property.
The inccSsant rain OF the past week
has made II very hard for thu farmers.
soma engaged in silo filling being three
days at one sllo. in place OF the usual
on" day stand. and tho potato patches
Gre now sea OF mud. and the "spudS"
are scarce enough as IL !s.
Tho farmers are busily engaged In
cutting corn weather permitting. walt
inf: for dryer weather for their wheat
sowing.
The Sand Hill opened on Monday
noratnE with Miss Gall Francis As
teacher; this Is Miss Francis second
term here.
The wedding bells runE OUT merr!ly
last week when Mr. Booth Rlgglc Of
Calls was united In marriage 10 Mss
Beulah Dagu". the young daughter g.:
Mr.. apd Mrs. J. ". Da2uo OF Wolf Enn.
We Join with their many friends In r\-
tcrd'rE congratulations.
Masses Anna and Agnes luke ha""
returned homo from pleasant Visit
with Or. J. ". Spillman and family OF
:'ol.anseee. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. y Eel
sing o. Warwood.
james Junkias spent Sunday with his
wife. who is spending some timo with
her mother. Mrs. Moll!e jewell Of
Burnsvii!e. Pa. who WAS removed from
the Washington hosrita, to her homo
last week where she has been treated
FOR broken and dislocated shoulder,
received from a fall from Il stephdder
out IN tho garden. Mrs. jewell will be
incapac!tated for quite a whiln AS yet.
as the injury was received 4 fortnight
ago.
Earle Archer OF MRiorsvllle spent
SUNDAY with his aunt. Mrs. ". H. Tur-
ner Mr. ArCh"r expects 10 shortly re-
move TO Pittsburgh. Ia. where he Will
make his future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Dague and
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STEUBENVIlLE

SteuHsar:l,e. o.. Sept. @$.-Waiter L.
Watkins. IAN Handle railroad bridge
!nsYec;u- and rcs.drH: ~ tA:s cry. =
IN 4 c:i;:,a; co-Lit!ou - The Ohio NH'-
,ey hosrica; rs y result - fall he
Sustained ~ Cteste: W. Va. while re
was inspecting g: re newly aid ;rHI &.
he a!.ga;et OF an Upright board which
struck him IN ;hc hack. He was brought
20 tho hcsyt,a! hire and ( Mas to0ai
OF exanl'Ha;!"n taat he IS internally IN
tuved. An operation may he necessary
TO save rs H.
Parttnl Report
Prosecuting Attucme! stanton fearce
stated today that no coa:em2lates max
ing 4 partial report OF the September
grand tU,y the frst o: aeX; week n
order ~ expedite the trials OF murder
The jury has a.ready investigated the
Harry Cumu!lns murder and Staying OF
Mrs Miner Fulio- and indictments
egains. Waiter Wright. WeNsviiIe actor,
and Sam Ingie. G. Il i. railroad 5r.sHe-
man, can now be returned A. any time
II Is understood that an effort will oe
msde 20 sac W:!gh; by attempting 10
have him adJCiged insane.
Governor Coming
A message wns received here today
BY George +. Hamilton from Governor
Harry L. Davis. stating thai he wi!
arrive here next Thursday morning. en-
route 10 tho Jefferson County FAIR ct
smitnneld. The governor will attend
the fair during the day with party
Of Stcuoenv!iie friends and remain here
over nigat. ho:s, reservations having
Seen made Tor him.
Annual Convention
The twsnty-c;$hth ANNA. convention
~ the Jefferson Coua:y Wnwc1's Chris
tan Temperance Ca!Na vii be He!G n
mis- city Monday. October 3. Al ses-
s,oas ". 20" hN,l az the f"-se Christian
church. us. William Stone. OF Empire,
will preside. Mrs Viola Romans. n
state worker. Will be hero 10 deliver en-
address.
Marriage Licenses
Richard II. T!mber,aEe. Is, and Mar
garette E. James. - both Of steuoen-
VIE
john Wilson. Jr. .. and Florence
Green. 10. both OF Steuhenvi!ls.
Ravno?G e Davis. 70. and Irene v,
Carney. -. both of SteUbenv!ue.
: Samuel l. Streets. IS. and Marlory
A. Powell, -. both OF Steubeav!ne
Sohooi Enumeration
School cnumera;iGD - Jefferson cou1-
~ has jls. been completed and accord
Ing 70 rerorts made - County Auditor
sherman Floyd thee are 2I.404 persons
OF SCASC! Hsb "t(NAl S''s SV4'ISy' A'o
cltv enumeration between the ages OF
s and g years IS 7.79+; M!aGo Junction.
l.4e6. Toronto. 1910. Yorkvtlle. S21:
Adena. SIS: Nj. Pleasant. 2o5: Grover,
81; Brilliant: AIS: S-r!thas,d. go.
Bids Reca1ved
Tho Board OF Control today received
three bids Coz tho Adams street paving
contract. Among the bidders was the
Mccain Construction company ~ Be-
laire. Tho contract Is % he awarded at
a meeting or tho board mex: Monday.
Many Applications
Tho Internal revenue offices here are
being bese!Ced :or permits for home
vino making. A., applicants. however,
are being .vrc"d away with the !nfor-
nation that whi'A re fedora, law may
permit tie making - wl"". 40 Craobe
act ot Ohio prohibits -" manufacture
~ handling ot any here-t~e containing
more than oGe-ha!g % one r"~ cent a!co-
mol and :ha. seGeral 1"cnt. 'w'N 10:
prevent prosecution U1d"- 70 safe Law.
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Thrift is discipline, self i'm
posed. 1t is the discipline of the
soldier in the army. 1t is the
sacrifice Of immediate pleasure or
convenience for future upbuild-
ing and gain. 1t is the tribute
which To-day pays to Tomorrow.
In these early days of the
school year when the problems of
the proper training of the Young
occupy much thought, Particular
~ in the minds of parents, it is,
we'll to bear in mind these facts.
Teach the thrift OF hard work
and saving. 1t is one Of the sur-
est means Of personal success.
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To work hard throughout the
year and have nothing to show
for it is. to say the least, not en-
couraging, and of course ii con-
tinucd can lead only to failure.
The Young man WHO stands on
the threshold Of lie with the
usual ambitions OF youth must
realize that if he is to attain sub
stantial success, he must have not
only the qualities of intelligence
and integrity, but he must be pre-
pared to work hard and save.
His savings at first may be small
and their comparative in>ignif-
canoe may bring him periods OF
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temoer II. Mother and babe doing nice
| ~. Grandson OF Mr.. and Mrs. :. u.
Snyder and Mr.. and Mrs. VI. j. Eiedei.
'uAr.cs Groves OF Marietta. was In
the city Tuesday transastlnE, business
The Marietta hlgi, school toOtpail
team vii! come here Saturday, Sertem-
her "a 10 play with the htSn SChno! boys.
ILiS ITu:niscS to lie an Interesting
game. as both teams are prIcticinE h1ri
and each Is determined 10 win. 30 on
uaud and root.
Hon. Harry woodward "t Washington.
H. G., was Ia tom = '.t"rt while " ed
U"sdAy. renewing "'.,"4!nthHcGs,
Mrs John MCC"II.s i visiting friends
in StcuHcpIile. ..
Jas. cornell az I.i;t.c:ru IL spending
il icw C,.%s here WIKI re.otIr"'.
At Sw"rUr% q: VI tii.I"ISt"Wr. was
here Tuesday the guest OF hlS h'o,"rT'
-. {. Sweeney. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sud rvw"u Of Maxwell
were shurl"rs here TaUrSdHy.
tnar.es H:aIu uf ti,,s,.;ts was here
Thursday tr..nsAcling business.
Mrs. Charles cornell II Willow WAS
shopping here ThErSdL!
H. |. pualI OF G,ealalS. bhiD. = spend
my tho week here w!;n relatives ana
Clarence r. Yves; OF ,ht5 ";ty AID
Miss Kosa ncist Ct l.o%ru. g, Mere
quietly married AT the rn'<':"'6% u.
Lowell. Tuesday. SOY tem'Ht -. Ih'y
VII come t. this ,sty I" re:,!'. if'"v :,
short Eoueytucun "A ohio. Nhr!" ,nany
iric:,Ls here c\trEd C"ug"afT .&H"ns.
Lafayette l'cthci Of IL l;'..," VAS
BUSINESS CJ,.-v here Wet'!"EE'?.
<. =. Hu;Lcr ~ tihS3H MAS He:e
r.rSGHy ;rau$1c:lrE business.
i,nr: TT, Alr. and Mrs go. Ham
met. Tuesday. ScpicnIne: -. :. da"EH-
H.rn TO Mr.. aaa Mrs. Asa holland.
Monday. September u. a dtug ate.
Iii" iut.it ,hi.d Of MIR a.! Mrs.
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MOLLA TO COMPETE FOR
WORLD TENNIS HON0RS

New York. Sept. 23.-MrS. Molla Blur
atcdt Mallory. National Women Tennis
champion. Will make m attempt next
yenr 10 wreSt the worlds championship
!aurelg from Suzanne i.Cnglcn Of France
1t was learned today '!Eh; ~" American
;itls holder. hp had won on" set from
The French payer when A.!". LenFIen
defrulteI n ;hr American tourna ment
asst moA;h. viii 60 10 England next
spring to compete in the Wimbledon
tournament.
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LOUISVILLE



TN tho farm :"jr.u!at; our village IN
the west orCUni"G hy 'i'4!v'n Glover an"
family and owned - l.. Y. Mi"h"ner 81
IL ,!s"purt stands peer 'rce white WIFE
h. I'm. What T. pt:.%!.nE our citizens
y 3hy Dam" Na;ur" - 50 iarIE. III.
she brought forth Tie hloSS"m and trui
uu schedule t'mn h"y Efforts would nave
Leon appreciates! - there ~ dcarih OF
;rI.t IN ti!- section.
Funeral Proc o1sion
Tho funeral train carrying the re-
mains e.: Mrs li"aiH" l'arhs Malone"
Il:a of Robert NL.uHcn OF ii"'hcSIa
PASSED throuch Aer" nu Thursday en-
rur,o tc kcunru cemetery, about two
u...rs from Flushing where !nt"rfn"nl
VI. made. Mr.. .Iallanre was born
ami reared on a farm nc:.r Ncnn"n. SH'
vas a cons!steu; member Of the Baptist
church Of that ii2Cc al her l.fc, and
was highly respected by Al. WHO Hne"
her.
She wa. sister OF Thomas Parks
lnlc.y GeCCdSrl. IN aunt OF Mrs. Arthur
Cuurun o. Flashing. AMI relative .!
SUPP. W. r. After Of Cambridge.
Tho Rev Mr.. Frc'ta OF bethesda and
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HANNIBAL, Q.

Prof .. G. Erger and mother were
week end visitors n Beallsvtlle. o
Mr.. and Mrs I'rauty of Martins Fer.
ry O.. spent sev"rai davs with the Ia
| tcr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Hart
Heb.
Mr.. and Mrs. IIea-v KasscrmHn md
son. were Wheeling v!sIt""s Saturday.
M'es Lotto Ncwrnau To-: Sunday TO
attend school in Cinc!nnat!
Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Usher. Charles
A,exandrr and sister. Mss Alice AMI
Mrs. Fisnnharth. sp"nt Sunda" with
friends IN Marietta. q.
william Sole accompanied Nv his
grandson, Eohe-t Mcrflo l~"t MONDAY.
70 spord tho winter with his daughter,
Mrs Merkle, at Nrunaw'ck. Nd
Miss Marie Tagert WAS u Wh"rlin%
visitor Saturday.
Nj and Mrs. c. NJ. Pounds and son.
OF New Martinsv!ilc were tho guests
OF friends In Gown SHnGnv.
Grover Sol. of WoodSfield, Was
visitor in town Sunday.
John Nuhl"man and Frank Tlovd
transacted business AZ WoOdJflv!d O..
Monday
Sw!tber SundIE% hH"'"E s1"rt wee;
with her daughter. Mrs Ah"r, N"'h'n"
Quite n number '-on town attended
The missionary meeting IN ~" L';'hcrnn
church AT Nj. ZION Sunday.
Rnvrnord Swphcr md '!,'"~. Miss or
o. Wheeling. nrd =. Y EraHtu"r. az
Moundsvillc wrre ~" I-'i"ars owe" sun
cav OF NJ md VS. %nm '"!,'..r.
Mr.. and Mrs pny R,?r'. Hrt ~" cN''-
dron. Of Mrnl"cNrr. ru"r' s"l"r1' doys
w!:n tha f"rrr"~e parents. MIR and Mrs.
John Blaci1
Mrs E'-',mnr was View Martln7vINe
visitor Th"rsfny.
7. =. Ncwrlan was n Wheeling visitor
Sunday
trir,
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seems to be one of
The laws Of life
hat whatever is
worth attaining
must be gained
i'rnuCh the me-
of h ar d
And it is
elem cnt of
tAult that COINS
our hard labor into
terms OF success.
For hard work III
itself is Of no avail
unless we save and
rrOGt thereby
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ST. MARYS

Mrs. Q. Z. Brammor and children OF
wo-thington. are the guests OF relatives
here this week.
Mrs. Susan Adams returned Tuesday
from a several days visit with relatives
al Eureka.
Mrs. George Henson % Belmon: was
a shopper hcre Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Toy NieG"n are tho
proud parents OF a son horn Friday. Sep
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LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
byS w. STRAUS, President fmeyican Society 10, Thrift

Encouragement. But he may
rest assured that ii he is work.
ing in a conscientious manner,
giving his best to his job or his
business, and is putting some
thing BY each week or each
month, his chances for success
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are of the very
best.
One cannot lay
too much emphasis
upon the value of
work and saving.
The two 60 hand in
hand. Not only do
they add to ones
store Of material
resources, but they
have a solidifying
effect on the char
acter Of the man
or woman who
practices them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

Carlyle said, "Hc that can
work is a born king OF some
thing"
We have witnessed many I'M
fortunate instances of men who
sought to Muild colossal fortunes
without working for them. 1t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

The largest Elk in captivity. Is
what this man has been declared by
one Of the brother Elks. He Is Charles
II. Shtpman OF LHeSburg, Va, and
weighs i65 pounds. In his home town
he IS declared 70 be- one Of the real
huStlrrS and Is one OF the "biGgest,
real estate men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24
Cashier Short $4,000;
Two Held for Shortage

Portland, Me-. Sept. 2S.-Robert LII
Bean. cashier Of the Megunticook Ma.
rional Bank. Of Camden, was arraisnSd1
here today as defaulter to tho amount /
~ s216.U60O. on secret indictmsnt
returned by the grand Jury In tho fed
eral district court. Miss Ella n Maekeyt
bookkeeper in the bank was indicted,
on the charge that she aided Bean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-24

No marrer WAT yUu want II VIII Sn''
you time and money I" use ~ Eli
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