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Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
ALL MEMBERS OF THE
STATE DELEGATION
SEEK REELECTION
And Rumors Of Opposition
Are Not Disturbing.

Washington. June 10.-If anv
West Virginians are moved to cast
an ambitious eye upon a Republi.
can party nominations for congress,
either senate or house, next year
solely because they believe that any
or all the members of the delegp
ton whose terms expire March
4, 1923, are not going to be eandi,
dates to succeed themselves, the
aforementioned West Virginia Re.
publicans with the aforesaid ambi-
tious eye have the wrong dope
There is not chance Of ii. all
the rumors and space-consuming
writings to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Senator Howard Sutherland will
be a candidate to succeed himself.
SO will Representative Bere5gmin
L. Rosenbloom. George Meade Bow.
ers. Stuart Felix Reed, Harry Chap.
man woodward. Wells Goodykoortz
and Leonard Sidney Echols.
A Parkersburg newspaper printed
as a rumor that Representative
w OptiN ia lGALtlllEu " v JthliAtiAil9 -
tire on account of i'll health. A
writer in Wheeling paper passed
the rumOr out as an announcement
ly the Fourth district congressman
that he would not again be can
Gidate. Investigation Of the story
at this end proved that Mr.. Wood
yard has not now and never has
had any intention of not being n
candidate next year - succeed him
self. It also established the fact
that Mr.. Woodyard's rumored i'll
health Is a myth.
Also there Is no sign here that
rumors of opposition are disturbing
any of the incumbents named. The
primary campaign is, to be fairly
accurate, thirteen and onehalf
months off. IN the meantime a lot
Of things can happen, but absolute
assurance can he given that, except
death invades the ranks, every one
of the seven listed will be In the
running 10 hold their positions.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
NEW WORKERS
MUCH PLEASED
MAY LOCATE

Messrs. Samuel Fine and Abe
Kaplan, of New York city. are
spending a few days with MIR. and
Mrs. Louis Lipsic, North Queen
street. This Ia the first trip OF the
gentlemen to West Virginia, in fact
it is about the first time they have
spent any time outside of New York
since they arrived in this country,
and they are agreeahly pleased
with Martinshurg and the adjacent
country. Sunday they motored with
Mr.. Lipsic to Gettysburg and other
points of interest. 1t is possible
that Mr.. Fine may locate in Mar
tinsburg with an industry in the
near future.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
CLASS HONORS
WON BY MISS
NAOMI DUFF

The Baltimore Sun photogravure
lection yesterday contained a photo
Of Miss Naomi Duff. daughter of
Or James f Dun. surgeon at the
Kings Daughters Hospital, who
viii graduate from the Western
High School OF Baltimore this week
Miss Duff has written all the class
songs and poems for this years
graduating class and quite mum
her OF her poems have appeared in
the Baltimore Sun at different
times
She will spend the summer here
with her parents at Bowerleigh
apartments.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
GREAT BRITAIN
WILL NOT FIGHT
WITH THE GREEKS
Chamberlain Makes The An
nOuncement.
by international News service.)


London. June 1S.-Contrary 10
all public indications Great Britain
will not go to war against the
Turkish Nationalist in Asia Minor.
Austen Chamberlain, spokesman
for the government announced in
the house of commons this after
noon that Great Britain will main
tain strict neutrality between
Greece and the Turkish nationalists.
The British government hopes to
bring about peace between Greece
and Turkish Nationalists and will
strive to accomplish that, he added
The British press has been com
menting upon the possibility of
Great Britain OF participating act
lively in the Near Eastern hostilit.
les on the side of the Greeks. A
British fleet arrived in British wa.
ters last week from Malta.
Reinforcements Arrives
London, June 13.-British rein.
forcements have arrived in Upper
Silesia and the military forces on
hand in that district are now ade.
quate to restore order quickly. Aus.
ten Chamberlain. official spokesman
for the government. announced in
the house of commons this after
noon.
Mr.. Chamberlain described the
Upper Silesian situation as "un.
changed"
The British government still
hopes TO bring about peace In Up
per Silesia.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
G0MPERS TO FIGHT
FOR LEADERSHIP
Irish Question Looms Large
In Convention.
az lnternatIonaI Nems servlce. }

Denver, Col, June IL The 4lst
.nuuaI convention Of the American
Federation OF Labor opened here
9day with the opposition planning
~ rebHke the leadership of Samuel
.ompers. Those who charge hat he
aes not support America inter.
.rence in the Irish c0l royersy
and is out OF sympathy with the
Irish cause are boastiHP Thar The
eteran labor head will be made 10
bow to the Sim Feiner Tie rail.
road Unions which charge le has
done little TO put into fleet the
declarations Of last year fonceu.
ton on government ownership and
domestic control OF the Airoads,
plan to bind him to dehl te action.
Irish sympathizers Of all factions
are lined up with demands t4at liz
convention 20 TO the lIut on the
irish question Many OF them 20 SO
far as 70 that declare cannon de
Valera president of The Irish re.
ruhlic' will dictate 1e irish pol
icies o Americas great sbor body
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
IN HONOR OF
YOUNG COUPLE

Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Hutzler enter
tanned a few friends at their home
e23 West Race street in honor of
their nephew. Mr.. Deney Hutzler
and bride. Those present were
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Hutzler, Mr..
]. f. Hutzler, Mr.. ]. d. Walker, Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor Hardy. Mrs. G. |.
Seners, Mrs. G. r. Frankenberry,
Mrs. Anna Grove. Mrs. Starliper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frankenberry,
Mrs. R. F. Delaney, Mrs. G. R. SEN
ers, Harold Billie and j. r. Frank.
enberry. Norman Swartz. Earl Sen.
ers, Kathryn Seners. Mable"O liver,
Mary Warren Mildred Branden-
burg. Lillian Delaney, Lutte, Sue
and Ida Frankenberry. May and
Jaunita Hutzler. and George Sharff.
Refreshments were served and all
reported a fine time
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
ILLTSTRTOUS
CHIEF RESIGNS

nlustrious Barton Smith, 33d,
most puissant sovereign grand
commander Ancient Accepted
Scottish Rite Masons, for the North
ern Masonic jurisdiction Of the Uni
ted States of America, announced
at Toledo, O., his retirement from
that office The announcement was
made at the close of the June reun-
ion of Toledo Consistory, of which
Mr.. Smith is a member. Advice OF
physicians that his health would
not permit continuous activity caus-
ed his action
Mr.. Smith was elected September
1910, when the late Samuel Crockey
Laurence resigned He was reflect
ed in 1912, 1915 and in 1918. Dur
ing these IL years Scottish Rite
membership has grown from $4,000
to more than 100000.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
TRAIN NUMBER ONE
STRIKES AUTO; KILLS
TWO; INJURIES ONE
Accident Occurred Sunday At
Buck Lodge Station, Md.

Two men are dead and another
Is dying in the Frederick City hos
pital as the result Of a fatal auto
mobile crash Sunday evening at
o'clock at Buck Lodge station,
Montgomery county, Md. The auto
mobile in which the four men were
riding. enc Of whom jumped and
escaped injury. was struck by Bal
timore and Ohio express train No.
!, the machine being carried half
mile up the track before the train
vas stopped.
The dead are:
Richard Nicholson and Cleggett
Hawkins, both If near Boyds Sta
ton.
W. D. Windsor is the third occu-
pant who was caught before he
could jump and is suffering from
several fractures to his legs and
arms and is in the hospital at Fred
erick
The men were crossing the tracks
at Buck Lodge, a small station along
the main line of the Baltimore and
Chic, when the express train, travel,
ing at As miles an hour shot around
the curve and bore down upon them.
The one occupant jumped. but Mich
olson, Hawkins and Windsor re
manned in the machine and we're
carried some distance in the wreck
sge. The first two named were in
stantly killed. When the train was
finally stopped, nothing remained Of
the automobile but a mass OF wreck
age, from which the badly mangled
forms Of Nicholson and Hawkins
were removed.
The train, due here at $50, did not
arrive until T o'clock because Of the
accident, it was stated.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
NEW MODERATOR
is REARDLESS

The Church of the Brethren con
ference in session at Hershey. Pa,
organized by electing the following
officers:
Moderator, DR. Ohio Winger,
North Manchester, Ind.
Reading clerk. Rev. J. w. Lear,
Chicago, Ill
Writing clerk. Rev Wilbur B
Slower, Anklevar, India, formerly OF
Waynesboro.
Messengers, Professor II. H. Nye.
Elizabethtown. and Rev Russell
Shull Chicago, Ill
The new moderator is president
OF Manchester College. North Man
chester, Ind He is the first beard
less moderator.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
EUROPE SHOULD
ADOPT THE PAIR
Says Daniels About Sims And
Harvey.

(RV ,nternational News Ssrvice)
Atlanta, Ga, June 13-Both AID.
miral Sims and Ambassador Har-
vey should be adopted by some Eu-
ropean country declared Josephus
Daniels, former secretary Of the
navy. here today Daniels was here
10 address the graduation class of
he Georgia School Of Technology.
THE one has shown plainly that
ne is pro-British and the other has
raduced every man who fought in
he war" Daniels said ~ don't care
70 go into the details Of the Sims
case"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
WILL ATTEND
BALTIC. WEDDING

Miss Ann Snodgrass, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Snodgrass.
South Raleigh street, left today for
Baltimore, where she will take part
in the wedding ceremony next
Wednesday morning when Miss
Winifred Berry, daughter of the
late Cornelius Berry, OF Martins
burg, will be married to Mr.. Jesse
L. Cassard. The ceremony will take
place at o'clock. Miss Snodgrass
will afterward leave for Westmin-
lister, Nd. 10 spend a week or so
with Miss Katherine Kramer
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
BANDIT GETS
$4,000 nv JEWELS
lsy lnternatIonal hewe servIeeN

by lnternatIon7l NeWe serVIcel
Chicago, June 13.-Mrs Bertha
Young. wife OF a wealthy business
man was held up and robbed Of 80.
200 in Jewels today by bandit who
posed as telephone company line
man Mrs. Young admitted the man
nto her home and he ripped out a
2un and looted the house He es-
capped with the Jewels and seal
Kin coat valued ~ $500
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
HIS MOTHER
APPRECI4TIVE

Mrs. Mary Reubenstein, OF New
York, who was called here by the
injury Of her son. Charles, who was
badly manned several weeks since
by Baltimore and Ohio fast
freight, has returned home The
boy is making splendid progress to-
ward recovery. This was the first
time Mrs Reubenstein has been ont
of New York city since she brought
her fatherless children to this eoun-
try from Russia She fell IN love
with Martinsburg and people be-
cause OF the kindness shown her
and her injured boy.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
FOURTH WOMAN
INDICTED TODAY
(By international News servic,

Cleveland, O.. June 13.-'Mrs. FIR.
NINA tfmma) Colayito. alleged pro-
curer Of the actual murderer OF
Daniel F. Kaber, wealthy Lakewood
publisher, was indicted upon a
charge Of first degree murder by the
rand jury at noon today. She Is
the fourth woman to be formally
charged with the crime.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
NOTICE AUTOMOBILE oWNEF,

The City Auto License are nov
IN my hands for 1921. Please cal
promptly and secure your license tc
enable the City to continue the
street improvement in sections not
being paved BY securing your Ii
cense beginning Monday, June 10
you VIII help with this work. T.
takes money to make good streete
BY order of the Mayor
OSCAR r. MILLER.
s ] p - Sergeant.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALU.
ABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY.

The undersigned, executor OF the
late DR.. Joseph F. Fox, will sell at
his late offices 203 East Burke St,
Hartinsburg. w. Va, on
SATURDAY,, JUNE 18TH. 1921
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the
personal property consisting in part
as follows:
Chalmers automobile and new
tires, typewriter and desk, large
roll top desk. flat top desk, office
chairs, desk chairs, 49 sectional
bookcases, valuable library fiction
medical, etc. iron safe, rugs. couch,
medicines, surgical instruments and
cabinet. dresser, gold watch, etc.
TERMS CASH.
A. D. DARBY.
Executor OF pr Josenh r Fox, De
ceased
John w Dodd AUctioneer.
Harweod BurkhalS, Clerk
G 10 Up 10 13 is II
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BIDS

Bids will be received for the cree
ton Of a two story brick building
for use of Ryneal Hose Co. No. l
on ". Burke St, until June 18th,
1921. Plans and specifications can
be had by calling on c. f. Kent, Ar
chitect Bids TO he filed with the
Recorder g. hc,ore noon Of the
above date.
MARTIN QUINN,
8 4 lot In Fire Chief
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the DAYS OF QUA YOUTH

An Evening OF Laughter" vii
he presented by the High School,
Alumni in the High School Audi
tcrium on Wednesday evening, June
18th. Admission 95c It's a perfect
scream 10 Ats IT
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NOTICE.

All members Of Shenandoah Val.
ley Chapter D. A. R., and every
patriotic citizen are requested to
display flags on Flag Day-Tuesday,
June 14th, and on July 4th.
MRS. LEO LINERS,
Chairman Committee on correct use
Of the Flag Shenandoah Valley
Chapter, D. A R. 1t In
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Chautauqua Coming July 14th
6 10 Is II 1p
NOTICE

NOTICE
The Winchester Rebekah Lodge
will visit the local lodge Tuesday
evening, June 18th. All members are
especially invited TO be present
LFNORA VI. SPONSFLLER,
S II 2t 1p Noble Grand
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BE COOL AND COMFORTABLE
In a Mohair or Palm Beach Suit,
Silk Shirt, a pair OF Ralston Reign
skin Oxfords, Munsingwear, Silk or
lightweight Cap. Up 1t
HOUSEWORTH & ZIMMERMAN
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COOK WITH ELECTRICITY
Cool, clean and convenient.
Potomac Light and Power CO.
S s IN II
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COOK WITH ELECTRICITY
Cool, clean and convenient.
Potomac Light and Power CO.
& 4 10 II
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SQUARE DANCE RIVER PARK
Monday, Thursday and Saturday
nights. K1ine'g truck leaves Katz's
corner At $50 .. N. 8 81 IN Il
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BOOK LOST.

Journal Route Book No. l. King
and Queen streets Route Reward
returned to John Wagner, Car
Ter, S07 West Martin St, or the
Journal Office. 5 81 IL II
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COOK WITH ELECTRICITY

Tool, clean and convenient.
Potomac Light and Power Co
S 1p II
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POSTPONED sALr

Mr. Jennie Knipc afa=ar Hpgse.
hold furniture has b- H4stp oued
until Tuesday afternoon time lita
at go O'Clock Up II
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-06-13

Promoted TO Third Year High -
Misses Mildred Martin, Dorothy
Gordon Mar Agnes Coffey Eliza.
beth Dauaher, Catherine Kilmer
Margare, Wyndham bessie Bowers
Geraldine Fitzgerald Masters Vim
cent voorhees,, Bernard Mahoney,
Morgan Martin.
Promoted to Second Year High
Misses Josephine Broth, Dorothy
((Cnntirund on maze EeYenl
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WELL, WE'VE GOT EN- COM
lNGi

For those High Grade Mems Suts
in serges wor.tcd, and cassimers
classy young mems and mems
suits at $500 and up
THE HUB Sells # Cheaper"
IT lp
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COOK WITH ELECTRICITY
Cool, clean and convenient.
Potomac Light and Power Co.
1p II
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DAILY MARKET REPORT

The following are the prevailin2
prices being paid by Martinsbura
merchants and elevators today.
Note:-The prices quoted below
for the local markets are the price:
daaIars arc oferiOp ar noon today
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Chautauqua Coming July 18th
s 13 Is Il LIP
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sale Of Boys md Mems Tennt
Shoes at $40 and mp
THE HUB soils II Cheaper"
II ~
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COOK WITH ELECTRICITY

Cool, clean and convenient.
Potomac Light and Power Co.
s 6 LIP If
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chaaiauqua COMING july rHH
- - II 1p
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((Continued on page severn
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1921-07-28
BROOKSVILLE NEWS

Misses Frances Shafcr aud Mildred
Gilman. of Parkprsburg. are the guests
u Miss Mildred Knight
Allen Winnns IL seriously IN with
typhoid fever.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gccr Of the sta
ion. spent Saturday night and sunday
here with relatives
Oscar Terrell. of Parkersburg. is yis-
ting home folks
Little Miss Gcncvie Bower spent last
week visiting her sister. Mrs. Arlan
Burns, at Grantsville.
John Bell and family. Of Huntington.
we're visiting Mr.. and Mrs W. .. I'm
stead last week
Mrs. J. =. Knight spent last Sunday
with Mrs. Mollie knight Of I,rmuels
Run
Ben Rogers and fonr children. OF
Parkcrsburg, are visiting Mrs. Matilda
Petit
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WHITE PINE NEWS

Jack light. or Par!icrShurg. is Wis
iting relatives and friends here now.
Miss Violet Eall was calling on the
AEcls sisters last week.
A good many folks attended the Ar
my sale here Thursday afternoon.
Aunt Lou Gamer. of LatOnia, was
was visiting Grandma" Sinners one
day the past week
Dad Sweeney. Misses Violet and
Orda Ball, Madeline and Bernice West
fall motOred mp TO Chenille one even
ing last week.
Gilbert Haddox. of Freed. was here
one day the past week taking up cattle.
Uncle Marsh Bennett is now visit
ing his brother. Everett. of Booger
Hole.
Ralph Lynch. of Booger Hole, was u
business visitor here one day last week.
Mrs. A. VI. Bennett and Mrs. Ruth
Goldsmith are visiting at Latonia.
Aunt Mary Ash and Miss Manda
Weekley. of huntsville. were visiting
Grandma" Sinners one day last week.
MeSSrS. Worthy and Ross Springston
ana Eddie Webb. of Tanner. were pleas
ant callers in OIr burg Saturday even
ing.
Word wOS received here last week Of
the serious Illness Of Mrs. Henry w.
Davis formerly Of this place. now of
Parkersbnrg She Is very low with
typhoid fever
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gainer Of Upper
Slab were sunday visitors at Bud KpL.
Ipy's ",
Mr.. aud Mrs Herldon Mccartney
and son. Enstacr. OF BOoger Hole.
spent the latter part OF last week at
Is. +. Fcrrell's
Mrs George Sinners aud grandson.
Buddy" Sinners. Of Bclpre ohio. are
visiting relatives here now.
Mrs Philip Terrell ana Mrs. Bern
ara II. Ayers were visiting here few
days this week
w r.. Webster has been hauling cool
from Chenille for some time.
Mr.. aud Mrs NJ j. Ayers. Misses Ed.
ma and Eula Ferguson were visiting
Mr aud Mrs. W. j Ayers. Of Grants
vile. sunday.
Nylvanus Mccartney viii hold sing
ing at Cherry Fork ON SUNDAY nights
beginning July n Every one is cor.
daily invited ~ attend
SIR. and Mrs Kester Divers and
daughter. LcnOre Of Wrasc Ridge
spent Saturday and Sunday at j. NJ
Hickman's
Garrett Gniner is visiting his grand.
father, Il. r Terrell here now
Mr. aud Mrs. j. T.. Van Camp and
Misses Dolly Sinners aud Billie Ayers
We're Sunday visitors at Tanner.
Miss Gene Ayers spent few days
The first Of The This week ~ Revere
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CHENOWETH A A.

+. Il. Bennett and Miles W. Stump
attended Masonic lodge at Grantsville
Monday night.
w. II. Vannoy is employed at Mt.
lion this week tearing down rig for
;Odfrey i. Cabot.
Miss Esta Wright who has been stay
.ng mt +. II. Benefits is visiting home
.OlkS this week
VI. w. Stump and family were visit
.Lg at the home of Austin Stump on
sycamore. Sunday.
ElnOre Campbell has the humps this
week
Mrs Onno Nanhorn aud Mrs Iona
emmett are on the sick list this week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Charley MalOna are the
proud parents of fine girl baby which
arrived on the 18th of July.
Miss Lelah Bennett attended Sunday
school at Lower Run Sunday.
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BIG SPRINGS NEWS

In very poorly played game the
! NaShburn ball team defeated the Flu.
harty team OH the Fluharty diamond
Sunday afternoon Morrison. star hurl
or for the locals. was forced to retire
! from the game at the end of the fourth
inning on account of sore arm, after
which Fluhnrty twirlcd the remainder
| OF the game The locals were also
handicapped 10y the absence of Fox. reg
ular catcher. This makes game foI
each team and the tie will be played OF
at Washburn Sunday afternoon. Aug
uSt 18th
Stanley Martin has traded his Inter
national truck to- Lum Right for n Ford
| touring car.
y large crowd attended the pie sup
| per held at Beech Valley on Saturda Y
! night. very enjoyable time was re-
ported, and the proceeds amounted &c
S''3 which goes To the relief of the Ar
mcnian children
Miss Hazel Snider attended the uni
form examination held mt Grantsvillc
on Thursday and Friday of last week.
Merchant G. v Maloncy made trim
to Huntsville Saturday in his Ford
truck after load of merchandise.
Fayette Richards who is employed
by the Hope Natural Gas Co near Har.
risvillc. spent Sunday with home folks
near here
Mrs Frank Hardman. who has been
seriously i'll for some time. remains In
Ia very critical condition.
Frank White. ST.. of near White
Pine. is visiting at the home of his
daughter. Mrs. John Wilson. at this
place.
There will be camp meeting at
Beech Valley the last two weeks i'm
August Rev Barnes. pastor of the
church, is in charge Of the nrrauge.
mcnts
Henry y. Collins. an employee of the
Hope Gas Go. near Washburn spent
sunday at this place with his family.
The Tough second team defeated
Icatherbnrk Sunday by score of IL
to al Tough.
Miss Oma Jones Of Doddridge conn.
~. Is visiting relatives aud friends near
here
Walter G.. Richards. Roy Cunning.
ham aud Homer Wilson motorcd 10
irantsvillc Monday night
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visiting relatives and friends at this
place.
The Leading Creek ball team crossed
bats with WaShburn's fast team Sun
day. the score being SIS in favor of the
WaShburn lads. Just the Sunday he
fore the local boys went to WaShburn
and beat them to =. We do not con-
slider this bad beat Sunday. They
will give the boys another round lit
tie later.
Rev. Slaughter. presiding elder. de
IiNercd Il fine sermon at this place sun
day night. y large crowd was ont To
hear his last sermon for the year.
Mr.. and Mrs Tcny Haddox. of Han
ma spent Saturday and Sunday here.
Misses Dolly and Dcssell Morrison
spent II few days at GrantsviIle last
week
The Lending Greek second ball team
played Lcathcrhurk Sunday evening.
The score stood 10 i'm favor of the
Lending Creek Kids.
Coda aud Clint Morrison attended
the examination at GrnntSvillr Thurs.
day and Friday.
Miss Dolly Richards of Big Bend. was
here ON last Sunday evening.
Miss Thcodosia Sinner. of Boston.
Mass. is visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. X. q. Sinner. of this place.