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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
SnouU-ShoUeling for
VioIofors of Rule

Before the Christmas vacation a
new penalty was imposed for whis-
pering In assembly. The guilty stu.
dent, under the supervising eye Of
our principal, Mr.. Goetz, was requir.
cd to- shovel snow from the walks,
for period of 40 minutes or less.
Whispering lessened notably during
the time this rule was in force. or
perhaps, the students exercised lit
tie more care. and whispered only
when the teachers back was turn
ed.
But we wonder why Mr.. Goct.
shovelled all the snow from the walks
one or two days. Was II because Of
compassion for the freshman girls,
who had paid the penalty. or becauu,
he feared to break the dignity OF the
senior class by enlisting certain grave
senior girls in his shovel brigade?
Rumor holds It is the latter. We
wonder.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL CORNER
EDITED BY HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

on costumes, the best movie charac.
ter, the best funny-paper character,
and the most original character.
Then "eats" were served and thor
oughly enjoyed by all. Many men,
bers Of the alumni. and mothers of
the high school girls were present.
Others present were Charlie Chap
lin, Mrs. Jiggs, the Shenanigan Kids.
Captain Kid, Mary Pickford, Red
Riding Hood, Boy Blue, Mack SEN
nets Bathing Girls, Huckleberry
Finn, Tom Sawyer, the Sunbonnet
Girls. and Overall Boys, and scores
OF "hard-looking customers" Rep
resentatives from foreign lands were
Wo Lung, China; Lotus Blossom,
Japan; Hilda, Holland; Lucille,
Paris; and Sambo, Africa.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
Getting Locked in Is
Becoming a Habit
With 'En,, 1t Seems

Mrs. Carrier, after reading the
article about Miss Applegate. print.
ed last week, must have decided that
she wanted her name in the paper.
too. She allowed herself to be lock-
ed in the building. and. as the Yale
lock on the front door has been brok.
en- for sometime. she was forced to
resort to Miss Applegate's solution
of the difficulty-the fire-escape.
Perhaps II was not notoriety she
wanted, however, for she was very
clever at keeping 1t quiet. and had
II not been for the fact that some
one saw her painfully making her
way to the ground. her friends
would never have heard OF the ad-
venture. Mr.. Goetz, the principal
has decided that he will have to sta
tion someone at the door to count
the teachers as they leave the build
ing. thus avoiding any more OF these
hair-raising adventures.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
HI SCHOOL STUDENTS
STRUGGLING WITH EXAMS.

On account of mid-year exams
school news is scarce this week
Nothing Of interest has been heard
in the high school halls. During the
week frequent conversations could
be overheard among groups Of stu
dents in far corners, their queries
of each other following these general
lines: What is a metaphor? "Tell
me somethingm about Walt Whit
man?" Conjugate 'amo' in the sub
junctive mood" Say can you do
cube root and what Is the theme Of
Julius Caesar?'"
Dancing and skating seem to have
been substantially forgotten during
the past week, crowded out by
weighter matters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
WOMEN DISCUSS PART
IN G. OF G. PROGRAM

Twelve women members OF the
klamath county chamber OF COM
merce met yesterday afternoon to
discuss the part the women of the
club will take in chamber OF COM
merce work during tho year. Plans
were made to serve refreshments at
the formal opening Of the chamber
OF commerce rooms Tuesday night,
January 25, and the women. accord
ing to the plans, will take general
charge OF the big crowd which is ex-
pected to attend.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
MANUAL TRAINING DEPT.

The manual training department Is
especially for the boys, but there are
some things In It In which the girls
are interested, such as working In
copper. Out Of this, q great many
things can be made, such as lamp
shades, candleholders, plates and
baskets.
The boys seem to be most interest
ed in the bench and lathe work, both
of which are very practical and of
use.
In bench work the boys are taught
to use all the different kinds of tools
and how to make the most useful
joints. They are allowed to make
whatever they are interested In or
whatever they need at home.
In lathe work, the boys learn to
make powder boxes, nut bowls. ash
trays and many other useful things
for the home. They learn to use the
lathe and lathe tools in such way
that they could operate one OF their
own II the necessity arose.
In this department Mr.. Beauchamp
Is a very capable instructor and
makes the work very interesting for
JAMES BRsTow
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
MONDALE

Goods Man." the super-photoplay
production, which has been heralded
wherever shown with q superlative
degree OF praise, is truly a wonder
full picture presentation. Present
ing vivid story OF New York's
Broadway and night life. For those
who crave the thrills there is the
scenes Of the race course, the stir
ring scenes Of the Crusaders. the
wreck OF the tramp clipper on the
rocks in which Jack Sheriff. was
nearly drowned and the heroic strug-
sae Of the hero to reach the vessel;
while for those who crave the lesson
there is told story which has new
or been rivaled for its potent teach
fns. H. B. Warner, favorite OF both
stage and screen. is the star OF the
production. and In his support is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
THE STAR

Just as prominent authors tend to
become identified with certain STYLES
of writing, so the leaders In the field
OF motion picture producing are
specialists in definite types of screen
drama. Maurice Tourneur is an IL
lustration. He is the master of film
melodrama. His pictures are in
evitably packed with exciting action.
Moreover, Tourneur pictures have
atmosphere. Tnis was never more
clearly demonstrated than in "The
White Circle, his latest picture, which
will be shown at the Star theatre to-
night. II you have read Stevenson's s
THE Pavilion on the Links" from
which the photoplay was adapted,
you know that the story depends for
its effect largely upon the air of
brooding mystery and violence that
Stevenson was able to convey In his
writing. Mr.. Tourenur has transla-
ted this to the screen, and the thrill
ing story Of love and adventure on
the lonely Scottish sand dunes lives
vividly in pictures.
The cast Of "The white Circle" in
cludes spottiswoode Aitken. Wesley
Barry. Janice Wilson. and Jack Gil
bert. 1t is a Paramount Aircraft pic
ture.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
EXAMS. ONE WEEK OFF

'Tis In the month OF January
Exams. are one week off
We students have no time for fur
The teachers are all cross.
The skating's fine upon the lake,
The hills are white with snow,
And every things inviting US
To take our hate and go.
Yet we must not be tempted,
But study with might and main,
And spend no time in idleness,
For credits we must gain.
ANONYMOUS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
MIR GOETZ Ill

Mr.. Goetz has been confined to his
room at the white Pelican hotel, for
the past week, and has been unable
to attend school. The students have
missed his smiling face, and will be
glad to welcome him on his return to
school.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
Want Your
Cold Cured?

When you have taken Rexall Lax
atiye Aspirin (U. ID. co., Cold Tab
lets and have learned how easily and
quickly they break up cold you
will appreciate this scientifically pre-
pared remedy. You will keep II In
your medicine cabinet always ready
to meet any emergency as thousands
OF others are doing.
This excellent preparation Is not
only valuable in relieving a cold, but
II relieves pain In many parts Of the
body, especially headache, and re-
duces fever. They do not cause any
disagreeable after effects, such as
ringing In tho head, nausea, dlzzi-
ness, etc.
II cold is not treated whom the
first symptoms show themselves, It
will frequently develop into more So
rious complications.
Get OF us box of these Cold Tab
let's today. Take them according to
directions the moment the first
symptoms appear, and you will OBJ
tain real relief.
We guarantee them.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22

be formed by pupils entering from
the public schools and from the
country. This will lead eventually
into the system of having beginning
classes in practically every course
at the opening Of the second sem
ester.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22

In "Curtainl" her latest big pho
toplay, charming Katherine McDon-
aid has secured one of the most at
tractive vehicles Of her career. A
story OF the stage. It tells pretty ro-
nance Of popular actress, who gives
up her career to wed the man OF her
choice. Later she discovers his in
fidelity and returns to her profess
sion. How she works out her prob
lem and eventually find happiness
furnishes one of the most delightful
stories the screen has produced in a
long time. In this photoplay Miss
Macdonald is at her best.
"Curtain!" will be the attraction
at the Star theatre, beginning Sun
day.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
LIBERTY

Home-baked cakes and currant
Jelly and fried. chicken. It was a
surprise for the minister. but the
'-surprisers" were the most sur
prised. They might as we'll have
left the chicken at home, they found.
The minister already had one--and
she wore tights! "Pink Tights"
which shows at the Liberty tonight
Is the story Of a beautiful circus
queen, played by the charming
Gladys Walton, whose parachute
lands her on the roof of the minis
ter's house In a little New England
village. The effect on the stupefied
pastor and on the scandalized vii
layers may be imagined. There are
complications, too, when the manag-
or of the circus learns that his
sweetheart is In the minister's bed
room. Jack Perrin has the role of
the minister, and Dave Dyas--a new
conner to motion pictures-is the
circus manager. Stanton Heck is
seen as husky villain. and Rosa
Gore, Dan Crimmins and Dorothea
wolbert are amusing village types.
Two spirited boys Of the kind called
naughty" but really only mischevi-
Gus, are played by Martin Neilan
and Reeves Eason, Jr. The latter is
the son of Reeves Eason. who direct
Cd the picture. and who was fortu-i
nate In being able to secure the
finest circus atmosphere shown on
the screen for some time.
Every feature OF the canvas exhi- :
bition, from its dressing tent to the
sideshow and from its menagerie to
the balloon ascension. has been re-
produced for "Pink Tights" with
fidelity. Nearly 5000
people figure In one Of the scenes.
the ascent Of the man.
moth gas bag, The story is by J. U.
GIesy and Philip Hurn made the
screen adaptation.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
Hi JINKS

Friday evening, January 81, the
Girls Student league OF the high
school held its annual HI Jinks at the
I. o. o. F. hall. Several stunts, in
two funny-paper stunts, were
staged by various groups OF girls. The
entertainment committee awarded
prizes for the prettiest, the ugliest.
the funniest. the most poverty-strick-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
Bg|!AllR{RS|$ S|!|F ||||||E||

tremendous cast. Gods Man"
comes to the Mondale direct from
its New York successful run for two
days, beginning Sunday and Monday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
PASTORS RECOMMEND FLOCKS
HEAR NJ. Il. EvANGEsIST

We, the undersigned ministers Of
the First Baptist, Christian and
Presbyterian churches, believing
that DR.. George Bernard, the sing
ing evangelist who is holding meet
ings In the Methodist church, Is q
most earnest and sincere man of God,
and wishing to help the meetings in
every way possible, most heartily
commend him and his meetings to
our congregations and urge their
at the meetings as much
as possible.
REV c. F. TRIMBLE,
REV. 8. II. MILAN,
REV. II. p. LAWRENCE.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
BUICK BEATS SHASTAuM|TED
TIME FROM ST. To PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Jan. 22.-The most
remarkable motor car test ever made
on the Pacific coast has brought
Portland hours closer to San Fran
cisco-and at a time of winter when
automobile travel is the most diff
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22

New York city is the home OF near
ly one.half OF all the Jews In North
America.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22

cult. At the Portland Automobile
show this week interest of the crowds
has centered upon mud splattered
but new 1921 Buick coupe in the ex-
hibit Of the Howard Automobile COM
pany. This is the "hero"' car that
had added the most sensational chap
ter to the history of the automobile
In this section.
Twenty-nine hours and sixteen min
utes-forty-four minutes under the
time made by the Southern Pacific's
crack train, the Shasta Limited
that is the amazing achievement of
this Buick coupe in covering the 751
miles between San Francisco and
Portland, with Claude A. McGee and
Roy e. Skinner as the daring pilots.
who. without rest, fought snow, mud,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22
NEW SYSTEM INTRODUCED

January "a, starts the second sem
ester at the klamath county high
school. A new freshman class will
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22

"The Brute Master" Hodkin-
son release, presented by J. Parker
Reed, Jr., will be screened at the
Liberty Sunday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22

Ice and treacherous mountain roads
In their wild dash for the new
record.
Checking out from the Ferry build
ing here at 4:22 Friday afternoon.
the Buick coupe rolled out on the
pavement for the long dash to the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1921-01-22

north at SOL, thirty-nine minutes
having been consumed In crossing the
bay and awaiting place at the end Of
the line Of leave the boat. Deducting
this idle" time. the actual elapsed
time from sausalito to the Howard
Automobile company's salesrooms at
Twelfth and Alder streets In Port
land was 2S hours 81 minutes.
The latest record set by the Buick
cuts more than ten hours off of the
mark made in 1914, when McGee,
driving a Buick touring car. covered
the distance in 80 hours 25 minutes.
Making the new mark even the more
amazing is the fact that It was made
with an enclosed car, the first time
that such daring run ever has been
attempted with this type of car.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28

tomorrow evening, and all ~ tho iricn"s
~ the class Numbers haNr been IN
tied. 4 SPECIAL program of musical
numh.r, Will also lr It f"diGr, II ia.
evening".
Picnic At Park.
Arrangements ha>" i"'n "omi'l"tcd
for tho annual JunIur-Scninr class nIr-
ME which is TO ~ held nj Wheeling
park Thursday of next week Al at
tho members Of both or the rlaSscS arc
planning 1" hr present at the event. and
4 program Of interesting ADJUSTMENTS
IS h,Ing prepared for the day.
Bridgeport Briefs.
The condition "f Louis Engclhdrt ~
stop ~. who underwent an operation for
aprrndritlS. il not much lmpr"I cd
\ busy meeting uf the members "f the
firr department is scheduled for lnnlUr-
row afternoon.
Mrs John ;. Cortland, nf W"ll~Ntllc.
spent yesterday visiting with J. l.. corr
land and FANNY of kIrkwood.
Coroner HLrdcSty Was called L"
RoydSvIlle. west OF this city, yesterday,
on suicide case.
\ busy meeting OF the Belmont
County Fish and Game association was
held IN this city last night.
The Girl Scouts nf the West Wheel
ing Methodist church held an mt r, ST
ing m"cclng in IN" assembly rooms Of
the church last night.
III" carnival 1T League park attracted
good ,ruwds from this city arln last
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
SH|POWNERS REJECT
AGREEMENT ON rules

WASHINGTON. May 27.-rhe ASricah
Steamship Owners association his. re1
fused 10 subscribe to the agreemnt on
rules and working conditions rtchsd
between Secretary Davis ana Repeseni
tatives Of the Marine Engineers oeno3
fetal association.
H. H. Raymond. president Of th as1
sociation. SO informed Secretary avid
today.
After receiving the shipowners' ate4
mcnt. Secretary Davis conferred With
Chairman Ecnson Of the shipping hard
members of the boards Industrial ela4
tons board and the marine engineers.
1t was indicated that the labor ssre1
iary was making an effort 10 inuce
shipping board to enter into an aAeeI
mrnt with the sramcn regardless ofhe
Iction taken by the ship owners Vs.
ISOLATION.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
EARLY GAS DECISION j
ASKED BY ENGLAND

Washington, May GA petition ash
i,r that the original suit between wed
virginia and Pennsylvania. groring out
~ ,hc West Virginia natural gs la&
be advanced and set Tor ear' ftna,
hearing. was filed In the surrem couti
today by Attorney General Ensind d
West Virginia.
THAT the supply Of West Nsint4
natural gas Is diminishing fror, yeA1
10 wear is undisputed.' the ptitto4
said with the approach OF winer
is important to gas consumers o. TN
state 70 know At tho earliest prActabl
time when the enforcement OF theptahi
ute can be relied upon, or WhstnR
will be necessary to make read5ustAnt9
with a view to the consumption OF <ha4
fuel"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
uied :" play the ripr ,'rc"k nine at ripe
70 Barton SUNDAY.

uied :" play the ZIP" rrc"k MIN" at ripe
,'r"rN
To Barton Sunday.
MTN.t"Ir$ k!pIu~ and Ifhrh' 81 M,
E'...:.r-. Aih,Cti, Iluh bal ''IHE. VIII
r..;... zoe r min" !" BARTON Nn :'Gn.i'> ="
,.r>h With ;hr tL>t team -: th..i p't'r
h" teams are pretty 80 r. n'!h - u
a:,H Il good gLmc j. certain I" I've IN" re-
sui. Patterson and >'hr-m"l Wiz 1"' y
"r The battery tor n -. 49," ''""
Township Candidates.
Charles, t. Hoffman, ~. Nh'Wh "'Ch'
.c,ySrrn,.r man M, ,,,. :, ,tnd'dII" Tor
~. nrf:,." nt tnwn>"lr ."rk ~ IN" t'c'-
:lnu rr>l November.
M.ch:t"i ,;rIhh!" wl't r" a 'and"i'''" Tor
'Nc "ftrrr ~ justice - The pra|' al 'he
,'i..,.:."u a"Ai N"vcmh"r
Barrett Funeral To-day.
t'uncra! >rr>irc~ for n" late Mrs
N,ra Barrett rn,. 1T I'll" pioneer resi-
dents "r R~t!ni,c. wi. b. held this morn
;us at lock =; n" -. John an
ale. rhurrn. Tn" ""mtins VIII be placed
N tn" rr"rIVinG \aHti ana WI. '"''r DC
INFERRED IN :hc NJ. 'alNIry cemetery,
Has Poisoned Foot.
James YOUNG son ~ Mr.. ana MIS-:
mas UcrNrr;. residing JUS, wr>; or
Erl...r,. l. Surf"r.ng With badly ro'-
>rn-d foot. Will" at play IN" Gd A'rl-
TON d"vcl"rcd AMI the blood poison Hri
IN Tu,. condition "f 'hr N"unS>i'r. now
I; h!> hom,. !. ~l:d :" T.. qu.i" serious.
Briefs
II;N Auditor Waiter =. pp"rm"n was
d, s. rr.ir>viii" >:>i'"r Yesterday.
W!.!'nm i'h!,.Ip~. In. and family WI
meter /, Iudiau,p".;S I" Witness the
Memorial Day races there.
Ms Margaret Herbert has gone TO
Pittsburgh ~ spend IL" days.
Samuel pURfcC AMI tLar"nC" AtISh.
both Of South Rc.IAIrr, will motor L"
l.l;t~hursh nrHr Wednesday, To witness
IA" Pirates N a,ti"n.
tfty SUlr:trr chester c. S"de~ IL X
VII i business visitor at 81. tldirSNiI"
Yesterday.
rr:v rnutIn" matters We're given IL
i,ni.rn al tn" meeting Of tn" city health
board last might =, the cthC" "t Mayer
,r.,rl.~ CUih"rt>Uu.
Mr. nd Mrs. James l.. Robinson nave
10 th'ir home 1T Columbus AT
Ter y vIsit with friends IN Bellairr.
I:."rr" ,;"un!. local fore iEner. paid ms
unr ct $In" in Mayor tuIhertsou rourt
on u Charge uc Violating the liquor law
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
SHADYS|DE

Al the annual meeting Of the Alumni
Association NJ the Shadysde High
school. held Wednesday evening. Miss
Geneva FISH was chosen president and
Miss Elizabeth Hain"s. secrc,ary-;rras
urer for the ensuing year. The meeting
~as ono Of the most brilliant social funr-
lions NJ tho school year and Thoroughly
enjo yed by the hHlf.hunhr"d attrndinr
Miss Ella SnIv"Iy and Mr. and Mrs.
George Mcfir"w. "f Iowhatan. spent
Thursday here as guests of Mrs 4 J..
Harhaugh. Of Lincoln avenue
In the Lincoln Avenue Methodist
church. the pastor. Roy. W ". Havcr-
field. will speak tomorrow morning on
the theme. THE Second Coming oc
Christ" The evening topic will he The
Gospel ot War and Peace" Memorial
Day sermon. t" which all veterans are
invited.
Mrs. F. l.. Filhy and children. Of North
ELK avenue. spent tn" week visiting
friends at Canton.
Miss Hazel Aull, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". 7. Aul;. az JarnhsIurG. WAS
among the children participating in the
exercises at Key Wednesday. when A
large class received certificates for on
trance to high school work Mr.. and
MIS-. Ault formerly resided here and
thor daughter has many friends IN
ShadrSide who learn of her success with
pleasure.
Members Of tho Service Star Legion
will canvass the town to-day and Mon
day with tho poppics n he worn in re-
membrane OF the soldiers who deed IN
France.
Rev. a. r. benjamin and Mr. Joseph
1aSitis. who have been attending the
state convention Of the Christian church
arc expected home to-day The meeting
took place in Marion, Ohio
Mt Rrice Long. who on Wednesday
underwent an operation III tho BcllaIre
hospital. is steadily improving
The Shadysidr Rank and other bust
ness places nf IN" town Viii he closed
Monday in observance nf IMMORAL I'a! .
Mr. William ROBERTSON. nr Fix avenue.
has gone To Porter Fails W. Va. TO work
A. telegraph operator for tn" u. & O..
railroad
Reserved scat tirk"ts fnr tho rnu"crr
70 be given hy tn" bethany college tiut
are on sale al N" news stand
A Meeting for the purpose Of opening
mite boxes OF the members Of IN" AL
sion Society NJ the Methodist chur' h
will he hold next W"dnt sday at the
homo Of Mrs. Harry Cunning. on Lin
coin avenue. Mrs. ]. II. CoffIeld will DO
the leader.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-28
BRIDGEPORT
B0YDSVILLE MAN
COMMITS SUICIDE
HANas SELF TO HOOK IN CEILING
or ROOM. AN IS FUND BY SONS
Yx8TERDAY MORNING,
Victim Was the Father Of Fifteen Chill
drsn and an EInploye at the
Wheeling Crsek Nine,

Frank Rerns. we'll known resident OF
RoTdsvtlle. near stop lf on tho Barton
line was found hanging from a rope in
his room. by his two sons yesterday
morning when they called him for
hr"a kfast Coroner Clydc g. HardcSty
OF this city was callc.. and after an IN
vrsttGat!on render verdict ~ suicide
The man was a miner employed in
the Wheeling Creek mine Of the Lorraine
Coal and Dock company. and has been
working steadily for some time Family
trouble is alleged to have been the
cause Of tho rash act. Resides the wife.
fifteen children survive. the Oldest o6
years, and the youngest Is months of
acc. He was SIS years OF age. and we'll
known. Tho remains will b." placed IN
charge OF Howard r. Wilson. lnca! un-
dertaker. to be prepared for burial.
PostmAstsr Improving
Tho condition Of J. c. Rell postmaster
at Lansing. Ohio, who was struck by an
auto ncar his home on the National
proving. lie was knocked down. bu: suf-
frred only bruises and minor injuries
none Of which are considered serious
Underwent Operation.
Esther young daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. O. J. Farmer. Of this city. was
taken TO the Ohio Valley General hos
nltal yesterday afternoon, where she
underwent an operation or tho remova
~ her tonisls and adenoids. She was re-
ported recovering nicely las, night.
Plan fisld Sport Meet
Members Of the Belmont County Fish
and Game Protective association ana
other Sportsmrn Of this vicinity arc
making plans for a htld sport meet 10
b" held n; Soma Time later In the sum
mor. Interest IS being developed In thc
plan rapidly. and IL hold. the meet Is
certain to ho n great success
Body to Virginia.
Tho remains of the late Harry Waller
colorNd man who died as the result Of
injuries sustained In mine accident at
Maynard, Ohio. few days ago, w.re
shipped to his former home a. Gordon
willie. Va. yesterday. by Howard II vii
son ~ this city, ana the funeral Serv-
ices and 'nterment will be made at
that place.
! Annual Sermon
Ths annual sarmon 10 tho members
OF tho graduating class Of the high
school Will he preached b. Rev. f. .
Morris at the First Methodist church