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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-16
SHADYSIDE

Quite number ~ Shadysid" people
ar" planning To attend the Harvest
Home picnic at Whites Grove near Key
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. HoburE and son
Kari and her father Mr. Karl krous'
In T"Na- arrived !r.r' sunday morn
InG Tue, viii likely remain here
through lur WINTER
Miss :. =. ll!nnemund Of North Cen
irai ;iN"nI:, .,.i yesterday on II vacation
trip /" Nnsn.pGl"n. -. e
Miss lrarI NihrlEht, daughter NJ Mr..
and Mrs. David Albright OF lash Hill.
has C"n" /" her home from thu Bel
'aIrr hospital where w" weeks ago
she underwent an operation for appen-
R~v. \. +. Benjamin pastor Of the
Christian church and Mrs. RenJa min
pastor Of the christian church and Mrs.
EcnJam:n left yesterday morning in
rlsr;r car To WIS.,, friends and relatives
n"ar Fort Wayne. Ind.
II. \. penhrock, former superInten-
dent NJ tho Shadys!de schools. has re-
turned from a business trip 10 t1evc-
land He plans to take HIS family to
that city the latter part II this month.
Troop No. . Boy Scouts. Will leave
n Caprlha. The boys plan 10 hike 10
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kocnemund Of
Lincoln avenue left yesterday for Col
umhus where thy vii! Sp'nH Il week
visiting friends.
C'has Schemr ~ West I+th street is
recovering from an attack Of tons:litis
Mrs john N Long rf Sm:thhe!d
stree, has returned from q visit with
friends in Cleveland.
MrSAnd Mrs, W. II. l.anham Of West
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post OF tho American Legion for this
city has been received. and total or 80
names have already hcen placed on the
list Those in charge Of the work nave
expressed the hope that more than
hundred will have signed UP when the
institution takes place about week or
ten days hence.
Another outing
Mrs !. g. Hcintein. Of this city. vii!
rnt"r:air the lady attaches OF the court
house at 81. Clairsville and the wives
Of tho county officials a. an outing 10
Ia held a; the He!nlcln summer home
near St. C1airsville. Wednesday or this
week. All Of the guests are looking for-
ward to a wonderful time at this besuti-
rul spot.
Bridgeport Briefs
sheriff Meredith NJ Guernsey county
was a business visitor In this CITY yes
torday
Tho r. & q. train which formerly l"ft
this city n 7.4n o'clock in the morning
!a now scheduled ~ leave at I O'Clock
T. 9. Farmer Of the bridgeport Hard
ware company spent yesterday WISHING
a, st. ClairSvillc on business.
Harry Iaippis Of the NadM pike mas
arrived home after a vacation spent n
.AtIan.i, city and New York.
Miss L.ottic Marx Of Main street Is
home after two weeks auto triT I"
POINTS Of interest in the east.
An interesting meeting Of the Alpha
y, <-a,rrr:r, was held in their chapter
rooms on Ma':r street last might.
Edward Inl,r~ returned TO duty at the
rridCrro-t Rank and Trust company
Yesterday after TWO weeks vacation.
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Ga"iaur Ciraolo Fart Of lot No. 1858
in ilu.-.s addition L" Martins Ferry.
Consist ration $50
olga tirm .nc and Richard !. Fleming
:" Joe. l::,ur,ky and Katie RronoSkN.
Tract Of land IA .H.lI.Grr. '"nsidcra-
ti"u 80.
Quit Claim Decd
.r,i,i, Enr,.Lv :, ANNA Rocusky. 9o2
RI m ,rr,. ~ nirhIanJ township. Con-
s,j.r,,inn 81
Marriage Licenses
Joe Marcn Curtr. ~, -. 4 Goa miner
AMI Ethel Norman. ~" IS. both Of
Riarn,. E"v. Wilson performed the
Ger. .mony.
Rrncd"ira AngC!am.. ago IS, n coal
miner AMI Mrs. Carlncla Furnari. age 81
both 81 Hrllaire. Father Whitman per
formed tho ceremony.
Earl Jennings Conway. age FL. mill
worker and Martha 1Hetrirh ago II ootn
Of l'"'"''r". N"N. ~ u thompson per
t"rm'I =" ceremony.
Jhr.h hrI, man az" 3D. farmer OF
hhrn"Sv''"' ana "rS. INA 'arren'cr' age
va - I''''"''' '''\. "'''is"" por
termed IN" ''r''""hF'
SAN ~ '''"''' AK, ~ MIL "orAt'
aiN ''"'S'P'." '"''ii''H' az" ~ o"'n
"' h'I'Ir'' F''n'r whitman PeT'o''nea
N" ceremony.
'''"""''" ,'Iu'''' age o. i CIR ~
i"'rmHi, anu N""'"'" M"H''o' hse 80
h"h 81 ''"LI"""!'
DiVoFce quit fAeo
carr ''| "'e' '"'' ,'"'', A'tlon
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Of building a winning football team Tor
the !oCa! school for tho coming ysAS.
arrived in town yesterday morning. ana
started out 20 make the acquaintance
OF those Interested In the sport. A meet
ing OF the members OF the Rooster cIun
with the new coach will PROBABLY %
arranged for this week. in the rooms or
the Board of Trade.
Martins Perry Briefs
Shcrard Ewing who visited this city
yesterday - a CIasSmatH OF Arthur lrck
son or ,his city a, W. & J. College.
Anthony Beck OF Pittsburgh. IA. is
spending a few days as the guest OF his
brother T.. II. Beck OF this city.
Robert Watson of Hickory street left
yesterday for Massilon for an eHamina-
tion for his application for dtsa hility
compensation.
Mrs. X. -. Hc>lor - reported i'll at
Buckeye Lake. where the family have
been nu a vacation visit.
Irr H. H. Mcdaniel Of the Baptist
church made trip 10 the Beaver
church in Harrison county yesterday
where ne prca chNd last night.
Earl NeSlnp Of the local undertaking
firm is confined To his home on Sixth
street with illness.
Arthur Dickson returned 10 Bethesda
yesterday afternoon after spending tho
day In this city on business.
r. X Hoc~. loral druggist LETT last
NIGHT on few days business trip to
New York city.
Miss AllrS Snod,.rI>s OF this city Is
spending few days visiting with
friends At EarneSvill". -.
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Turner and son
Iawrrnc" Of Third street have arrived
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Dinner Purity

Miss BETTY HrcHNtt wi he the charm
ing hostess 70 la-E" marty Of her
young friends ~ 4 SIN O'Clock dinner TO
be held al her h0:Te on south Third
street this evening. The event is N
honor o. Lawrence Acres. ot Les An
Seles Cal. a former rcS,drH' ot this cry
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received their pays yesterday. Elective
! officials OF the city are paid monthly
! District Rally.
4 district rally Of members "r me
Jr. O. L. A. N. lodge was held H"f'
last night with many visitors present
state Vice Councillor Wool was ON" "t
! tho speakers. OTHERS on the program !"
/ rlndcd John e Nichols. Kenneth 9,
: Cooper and Charles l. Timh"rlak".
J." Plan school Opening.
The city school board a m""'inf
last night in the office Of Stunt. ).
! Nelson made plans for tho opening 81
school carly next month. II va" 'h'
/ nrst meeting Of tho board IN -"
months.
Ras Sold Bonds.
| The bonds to stand the CitN.S shar" 81
the Improvement ii Cidcrnscy and res
cents streets have hocn disposed ."'
city Auditol. Upp'rman stats ne
hoard of control at meeting h'N'
, Saturday will award the contract '"'
, the work.
Want Power Cost Gut
! Tho chamber OF commerce VIII f''
officials NJ the electric company y"
crther with officials Of local Nin"'"'
! turing plans soon. Tie rurr"S" 80 'h'
| meeting will be "a ascertain ~ " - h'''
poSsjble to secur" reduction J" 'h'
! pricc If electrical current Tor l'' F''"''
Forwards Protest
Clerk =. W. Althar Of the "!tA '""Nr.
has forwarded a communicates ~ 'h'
state tax commission. IN c"mHI'hh''
! with the desire Of tho city council pr
! testing against any r"dur''"N III th'
! valuation Of thu taxable property OF the
/ Wheeling Traction company IN 'h'"
Service Star Legion.
Tho Service star Legion va howl
meeting this evening Al tn Nh"r"3'
InrioD hall ~ \ n'cIock Al n"ilers
/ sis,e-s and rrandmothcrs &C "N-s.'rvi'''
! mon arc invited {" he pr" r'.'. rs ms
I VIII h" 4 Very imp"rtan m 'n''r"'''
! inr meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs r:a-l Duffy and laugh
tor Hazel. of cleveland. i"rm'r'N 81
B Hellairc. arc VISITING al IA" h"n" "t
! Joseph G"tr"st on FRANKLIN ~'r'"
ElwonI Harris ~ r"Shoct"n. formerly
! Of this r'tN. - VISITING "'h FRI n'H
! hero for Il few da' :.
! John K Wyatt. Democratic 'Andidi''
I for mayor. ~ south Erllnrr". and mem
: hers OF h.s family haI" returned from
an auto trir :" Wash inGton. "a. where
! h, visited for several days NTH hi~
| brother.
Arthur \ H""kman, acting SECRETARY
: ~ tho chamber II commerce. and lt"urH
! l.. Erd~wtc. local furnltur" dealer. w"r'
| visitors at 81. HiaIrSNiil" yesterday
Lou Ffnklc Of cleveland. formerly 81
| Rc,lalrc. has been visiting WITH friends
| hero. He plans Ia move his family bach
: To Bellaire IN tho ucar futur"
! Two Offenders were in p"I"" court
Yesterday. They were up on rh4rE'>
/ 81 being dISnrderly and lettering
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hazel Of S"tr'nC
and Mrs carrie Case. also Of S"hr'nr
have returned TO their homes after ~.
itinc with Mr.. and Mrs. John Carma'
Of West TW cntN-third street.
state Nicc councillor Wool ~ tn
Junior Mechanic order was lS"llair'
visitor last night.
Deputy sheriff Addison Davis of s.
Clairsvillr was n visitor in Bcllairc Yes.
terday afternoon.
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ST. CLA!RSV|LLE

Arrested
Pete Klohuih"-. Of Lafrerty. was a.
rested late Sunday evening on th'
charge OF threatening in a m"narlnS
manner. II IS alleged that K'Nbuth"l
threatened 10 shoot a man hY he name
OF Mike Stainimir. When arralEned h"
fore Mayor Tavirs Monday morninc
Klobuther plead guilty to the charge an
was fined $1,000 and costs.
Afosr New Bus
Earl Smith. OF tho Red Rus Limo lst'
yesterday morning for Grove city, Ia.
where he will obtain the seventh nc"
bus for tho local company. Although
,hr Red Rus company has been in hnS''
ness only about one year, IN" service
they have rendered residents and other
desiring 20 travel between this place and
the river front towns Is SO satisfactory
that they now n,tyr thu bigger par ~
the business at 'l-nrs u heinz necessary
for two and three buses to leave ~ the
same time in order TO accommodate a.
the passengers
Road Contract Lot
County commissioners l1aEedorn
Sandrock and Brown hold their reEu'
lar weekly meeting yesterday. Among
other business tho commissioners lot 'h'
contract for the completion OF me Me-
Mahon's Creek road 10 tho Chalfant I'm
Elneerlng company. Of Rarnesv''l". TINS
road has already been started by It"!'
dcrman & Holderman and whom finished
will be Of tar bound macadam.
Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Sarah Jane Malin. nf near Cole
rsin. celebrated her asth birthday YES
tertay. Quite number OF friends gath
cred for tho event and a delightful TIM"
wa. had by ali. Although ne1rinG the
, century mark, Mrs. Malin enjoys good
health and had as fine r. time at nor
Arty as anyone present
Probate Court.
Samuel Yoho. deceased. Petition for
dI.trihution ~ Assets IN kind f1lcd with
written corsent Of all distributes. Dis
tribution In kind ordered.
James W Cowgirl. deceased. lnren-
tory nled. approved and record "rd"fcd
John Dubois. deceased. Waiver "t
time in which 10 Ale exceptions - in
heritance tax finding filed by tax com,
mission. Tax certified to county AUDIT IT
Realty Deeds.
John 10th and Mary 10th to Mary
Moskol and Frank Moskol Lots Nos
s7s and 3Se In Rodefer's third addition
to Shadyside. Consideration $3.50.
C. Boyd. executor of Samuel Boyd
deceased. to John Kocjancic. Three.
fnurths Of an acre In rcase township
, Consideration SIS.
Chris w. Hell and Caroline Hoil II
John NJ volak!s. Lot No. IL In Allen.
hurst addition to Yorkvill". Constdera'
ton ;576.
Fred J. Rrubaugh and Teresa g. Rru,
bauEh TO Maria Antnnia Craolo and
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2HlEvcfUhl
MANY LAW BREAKERS
ARE ARRESTED HERE
L A z HAL BEET McCOENACGEY
AND POLICE FoECT GET MANY
OFFENDERS WHO ESCAPE
FROM OTHEE FOWLS.
Three Offenders Returned 20 Cambridge
Yesterday Wore Arrested by Local
PouSe ORicLalA

Marshal Eert McG"nnauchN and ne
msmh.>"s Of his polls, fierce ha,, ir,::
unusual: successful N n" past few
months At getting mon from ether par
Of tho country. Who are wanted IN NIrN-
Gus charges Many "t No. .rrmina'S -.
'cmnr T. 60 from ,A.S stat. - vn'
4 t',> city. and fcN ha>" I"t'rH 80.
,h,r than this clCI !or whrh ~ !,h
rreGi, ~ due TO tho watchfuIr"sS ct ~"
police
Jnan Dari$ of ,'arr''r .lgS. charged
with stealing 4 bicycle. ,.--"S'c! IN Mar
hal Me- 'OuHIuFhN. HHu y" "'h'. mra.
charged with au;omottlr theft. wcr"
turned over /" sheriff Meredith. o.
Guernsey county. yesterday morning.
ana ,a!.rn back :" that i'a"c for punish
'nrn;.
Tdany fUtos Pass.
According 80 u record r.I'ic ~ Tr3f.
So Office Ernest tir'or. 81 tins "iti
20 Is located a, tn" corner al l..::",'u
avs-"e and Main tree. 4 total "f : 49,
.rso paS:,I TIL ""IH; - SIru":. :" -
Wen The hour, o.. - in "a ~ pruin- ami
in ;hr ..>"niu'. I"Ir:rC - period ~"
officer was ~. ut, 60! r"ra az ~"
hours Tor r'"1lS
Rusy -slephorn o=ice.
any idea Of the lGr.c number ot calls
which are handled daily rH IN" '"ntrai
office Of the telephone COMPANY ii this
lily. and for this reaa"a are often pr II"
to get rrrrrd Al Sh"h' d"la> wh"a
.hry take down the receiver hc ats"
,."n;ral Inc> rot answer ~ once. An
average o. 5000 calls a lay are r"G
lste-cd n the local office N = p"rI1d OF
baD IN 4
force rf il az orators. with not NOR"
han t"Tr on duty at tho switchboard
a, any one :inc. Mss Gcrrrud" Mona
han is - be c"rSra,Ti7'"d on the Ell
lem force which she has h"en able To
build while IN charge e n" local on!c-.
Announce Water Board.
MAJOR Charles Junklns has announced
the following as the members 81 tn"
wa."r board ~ this city. George II.
Srhoc.z. rhit 4. KcTrcd, and john
Kuhn. Their names hav" h"cn Hn7rovrd
hy council and they have been arh"r
lied 20 select 4 servire director u FAX"
charge ~ the work.
Legion Headquarters.
Those in charG" "f tn" work or form
I'M. a pest NJ rho American l."gior for
.ht. ci,. have taken over tho rooms and
rnuiprrcrt &C the Loyal Order OF Moose.
in tho Nnchniein-A rr"nzelltr building
On Main street. Tho rooms and equip
ment Will be placed IN first lass ""nd'-
,i,N for no occupancy Of tive post after
II has beer Instituted
Inter Class Event
Tho members OF ;hc I'hi:athra and
Hn-ara classes ~ thc t'irs: Method! st
church have completed plan" for joint
picnic and outing 70 hr held on Kirk
wood Heights this afternoon and sve-
ming y hr" time ~ anticipated hv tho
class members. and a moonlight walk
will hc enjoyed during IN" eveninS.
Charter Now Open-
The charter application for the now
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TO HEAR HARNESS cAS1

MartinsburE' W. "a, Aug. 1S.-Fos
lowing the recent decision OF Federal
Judge W f. Baker. in which he refused
10 dissolve an injunction restraining
army Officers from Selling property OF
the United States Harness company at
Ransom. W. Va. the government filed
an answer in the United States district
court here, it was announced today. The
case will be heard probably at the Sep
,or1ber term ~ court here, 1t was said
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S?th street returned Sunday from a
weeks vacation visit with relatives At
Charleston. W. Va.
Tho Misses F.'si" and Ina Finntrnm
hay" gone 10 their home at Ollie after
a r.si, IS several days as guests Of
Mr.. r.. crrrt Baker Of West Aith street.
Donald Wellington of WclIsriIle o..
has gone Nnrn" after having spent the
end uf III" week a. - guest Of Kenneth
.cnnrIand Of ,Sm'thncEd street
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Taylor nf
Youngstown have gone to their HON"
terminating weeks VISIT with reEt-
tiveS here.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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OAKLAND NEWS
Notes md personals by Mrs. H. ID.
Wadleigh. Call Blue 1921 or $3.50.

The s. o. D. Fl. club has disbanded for
the summer. The next meeting will be
held some time in September.
Mrs C. NJ. Reaugh has returned to her
home in Winfield avenue from Hutchinson.
Kan, where she spent a few days the
guest of relatives.
The Missionary society of the Oakland
Christian church will hold an ice cream
social on the church lawn, Tuesday, July
10.
Mr.. c. NJ. Reaugh, who has been i'll for
several days at his home in Winfield ave-
nue., is improving slowly.
Mr.. r. Z. Williams has returned to his
home in Leavenworth, Kan, after spend
ing some time in Topeka the guest of
relatives.
The Young Women's Missionary society
of the Oakland Methodist church will hold
picnic supper, Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Morgan Washburn in Ches-
ter avenue.
The Priscilla club will meet Psiday
afternoon, July % at the home of Mrs.
Chas. Suit, 1927 North Jackson street.
The Sunday school board of the Oak
land Methodist church will meet Thursday
evening at the church.
Mrs. Mamie Newell and daughter, Beu-
lab have returned to their home in Ar
ter avenue from Meriden, Kan, where
they spent several days visiting relatives
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EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. H. d.
WadIeIgh. Call Blue 1921 or $3.50.

Mrs. Jane Pryor of Kansas City is spend
ing few days in Topeka the guest OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A Dixon IN CnandIer
street.
Miss Mabel Cremer entertained the mem
bers of the Olive club at picnic supper
Saturday evening at her home in Grafton
E. Cox, Mrs. G. c. Lang, Mrs. c. NJ Clay
son of Decoma, New, Mrs H E. Day, Mrs.
IS, Cremer, Miss Nettie Peterson, Miss i Ber-
Edna Cox, Miss Frances Jones, Miss Myrta
Haight, Miss Mary Shook. Miss Mabel
Cremer, Mary Beard and Mildred Beard.
Ned Harrison Of East Eighth avenue 10
spending a few days in Harrington, Kan,
the guest of relatives.
The Young Peoples society Of the Third
Presbyterian church will enjoy a hay rack
ride to the John Griffing farm near Te-
rEmseh, Tuesday evening. July 10.
The primary department of the Sunday
school of the Seward Avenue Baptist church
held a picnic Saturday afternoon at Ripley
binkley, Miss Rea Anderson, Miss Rose
Deshler, Miss Cora Farquer and Miss
EloTenes Miller Yi, The little little guests ss were
raine and Margaret Cox, Geraldine Mason
Laura Belle O'Harra. Dorothy Clay. Mar
Villa and Evelyn GoebIe. Nora Belle and
Ruth Thompson, Mary Beard, Margaret
Elliott, Helen Mathes, drma Jones, Frances
derson, Lanette Allison. Eileen Council
Helen SpiegIe, Edward Spetter, Kenneth
Eorsberg, Theodore Mason, Beryl Dear
Wagner. Lee Elliott, John Mathes, Eldor
Jones, Charles Spiegle, Lislie Aldrich and
Lloyd NittS-
The meeting of the L. S. c. club to havt
been held Tuesday afternoon, July 10, al
the home of Mrs. John Helfrfch in Scotland
avenue have been postponed two weeks.
The Agoga class of the Seward Avenue
Baptist church will meet Tuesday evening
at the home OF Mr. Leonard Williams IL
East Crane street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A, B. Alexander and Mis-.
Grace Alexander of Kansas City spent Sun,
day in Topeka the guests of Mr.. Alexan
| der's brother, Mr.. John Alexander and Mrs
Alexander in Lafayette street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. NJ J. Hartley and Mr.
Henry Boyle of Ottawa, Kan, motored Il
! Topeka Sunday and spent the day tn,
guests OF relatives and friends Mr. Hart
ley's mother. Mrs. A. Hartley of Monroe
street, accompanied them home for visit
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several weeks in the east and Who is
now in Des Moines, Ia, is expected
home this week
DR.. and Mrs. George Litsinger left
Saturday evening for a three weeks
vacation trip to Grand Lake, Colo.
Miss Madeline Dotterweich has re-
turned to her home in Grand Rapids,
Mich, after spending the past ten
months with her brother, Mr.. H. J..
DotterWeich, and Mrs. Dotterweich.
Judge and Mrs. Silas Porter left
last week for Colorado where they
will remain until the first of August.
DR.. H. B. Harrison of Houston,
Tex. was a visitor Saturday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Welty.
Miss Alice Meade is spending sew
eral weeks at Manhattan as the guest
of DR.. and Mrs. Russell Cave.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Fritz of Hermit
sillo, Mex, and Mrs. NJ. j. Golf of
Kalamazoo, Mich, are visiting DR..
and Mrs. NJ. G. Sloo, 1908 Buchanan
street
NJ Bone Corsets. Made to measure
ordered; ready to wear fitted. Grace
Rees, 919 Kansas Ave. Phone Red
6156.-Adv.
Miss Blanche Endlich left Saturday
for New York city on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. McKinstry spent
the weekend with friends in Kansas
City, Mo.
Mr. Duayne Van Horn, who left sew
eral weeks ago for Portland, Me-, will
spend the summer there.
Mr.. Harold Hotter has returned to
his home in ottawa after spending a
few days here.
Mr.. Fay Bennett and Mr.. Mel Rut-
ledge will return this week from trip
to Detroit.
Miss Lillian Jordan of Emporia
spent the week end with her mother.
Mrs. E. P. Jordan.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morris whose
making their home with Mr.. Morris
parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Morris, 1921
| College avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Burns motoreo
| to Mcfarland, Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. C. NJ. MertZ and daugh-
| ter Barbara, Miss Cora Greene and DR..
E. E. WEIGH have returned from a
ten days drive to Roaring River. Ar
] kansas. They made number OF trips
| in the Ozarks during their stay there.
| Mrs. Mary Horning Cook has re-
| turned from a two weeks visit in
Kansas City as the guest of Mr.. and
| Mrs. A. V. Hoover.
| Hemstitching. Baer's Hat Shop
Adv.
Miss Nela Fritz, has returned home
from Salina, where she has been at
| tending Kansas Wesleyan University
Mr.. and Mrs. William Skibbee left
| Saturday for California on their hon.
| eymoon trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zachary Hoehn OF
Bart1esville, Okla, are visiting Mrs
Hoehn's father, Mr.. A. w. Greenwood
Miss Octavia O'Neil is spending {
few days in Junction City as the CUES
of Miss Ruth Bond.
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SANTA FEE NOTES
Notes and personals by Mrs. n. d.
Wadieigh. Call Blue 1921 or $3.50.

Mrs. Marie Peterson has given the name
of Betty Lou to her infant daughter born
Saturday, July ..
Miss Virginia Rensch Of ChiIlicothe, Mo,
who has spent some time the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. H p. French in East Tenth
avenue left Sunday for Willard. Kan
where she will spend a few days the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pitts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer A. Herrick of JEFF
ferson street, are the parents of a son
Richard Alfred. born Friday July Is
Mrs. Herrick was Miss Mabel Upper be-
fore her marriage.
Mr.. John Norton of Elliott street spent
Sunday in Coffeyville, Kan, the guest OF
his mother.
Mrs. d. t. Thomson and Mr.. Charles
Thomson of Madison street will leave
Tuesday for Severy, Kan, where they vii
spend several days the guests of Mira
Thomson's sister. Mrs. Eta Starkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Helfrich Of Scot
land avenue are spending a few days In
Kansas City
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porations is 81 for each $1,000 or so
much of the fair average value of its
capital stock for the preceding year
ending June 80 as is in excess of
$4,000. Foreign corporations are re-
quired to pay a tax at the rate of 81
for each $1,000 or their capital en-
ployed in the transaction of business
in the United States without the bene-
fit of the $1,000 deduction. The tax
is payable in advance, returns filed in
July of this year covering the taxable
year beginning July 1, 1921, and end
ing June 80, 1929.
The bureau of internal revenue es-
Inmates that approximately $4,000
such returns will be filed, and that
the amount of revenue collected from
this source will be approximately
$50, 100000.