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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-16
ST. MARYS

Miss Percy Carroll. who has been the
guest o. her sister r. Newark o.. for
several weeks. returned homo Saturday.
Mrs. Robert j.. Holdsca and son. Ed
ruad. OF belmont. We're shopping here
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Emma oldfie,d and Miss Rose
Wiley were Marietta shoppers Thurs
DAY.
Rorn. unto Mr.. and Mrs. Carl c. Truck,
a son. on Saturday. December .. Mother
and babe both doing nicely.
Hall Svndcrman. OF Long Run. was
,ransacting business here Tuesday.
Mary. tho little daughter OF MI. and
MRS. l.. J.. Eoley. sustained a broken
n"m while AZ play on the slide hoard at
school Tuesday.
Dudley White continues on the sick
liS,.
Elmer Williamson. OF Een's Run. was
transarting business hero Thursday.
The maav friends here Of Mrs. Homer
r.aidley. OF Sugar Valley. are sorry 10
learn o. her serious Illness.
Mrs. Oscar Cocn. who Is in tho Mari
ct,a hospital. il reported TO be recover
lag nicely.
Mss BESSIE Everly spent several
hours with TIE DE Dol. sisters at Sis
lHEtN iIlc cENhS
Miss Tirg:c EVERY attended the FUN
o-al Of d friend IN Wheeling Monday,
Albert Cooper. q: Belmont. was trans
acting business here Tuesday.
Attorney q. n. Smith was called 10
Sl.tcrsv!lle Tuesday on legal business.
A.. ". Locke and W. G. potson were IN
Parkersburg several days this week on
business.
Charles Norti.op died nj the home OF
his sister. Mrs. j. l.. Bradford. on sun
day evening. following n lingering Ill
ness Of complications. Funeral services
/ were c~onlucled at the residence on we'd
uesday afternoon with i%nternlent in the
|. .. O. l.. cemeter?'.
Tho sale Of Christmas seals Is pro-
, crossing nicely and It Is Thought lleas-
! ants county Will go over the top again
This year. A quota Of 500 was as
signed this county. If this amount Is
raised 1t will be possible To have mcd'-
cal examination in all schools OF the
rouuty sometime during the year wv.
Let's all buy Il few more and help sonlc-
ono.
business houses Will he open evenings
commencing Thursday, Dec. Il. for the
benefit Of those who cannot Shop car
llcr,
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COLERAIN

Nrs Joseph rrsd a. pe;:o.t. M:ch.,
is Visiting nsr parents, Nc ""i MIS-
G. 81. Peabody. r.os mn,
Grove Vas n rall.: a, the home o.
Mrs. IL. +. White TUESDAY.
John Adams - Upland vas a h"$'-
ness caller At his place Tnc$u|%' -,
Samue! Major OF Pleasant Gr"'e W.
on business here Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. L. white 49, i Sh"r?Ss -
Martins Ferry Tuesday. ,...
Mrs. NJ. J. WaSltakr and son Melvin
were visitors N ,'aI:z. q. "a .urdaE; =,
the funera! OF their S'Si": :n-.aW A'rS'
Alice McCarty. Al Martins Ferry Tues
J. W. Higshv was 4 h~I>:wtss c1!le7
C. T. Clark q Wheeling. was q bus
ness caller az rcisra!n Wednesday.
MIR. Wilson o. Whc"i:HC WAS "n buSI-
ness al tins pace Wednesday s.s,-
Howard puSh CT tp'~n,l vas l DUST
mess caller her. Wednesday.
MISS Rosalee Wcsh.akc was 4 Wheel
ing shopper saturday:
Russell Hicks TT Martins teTCy W.,
II T. S!pe spsa: he weekend 4: h.'
home AZ L.,"yd$v.tic. :,
Miss Mary BAILEY was d sa"p:"r =
Wheeling Saturday. I.
Mrs. James G"~to"d va ;te cre,; -
b,r dau-h;rr. Mr.. H!!!iS pei. =: M"c-
tins Ferry Wednesday. .
addison S;a.hurS vas 4 cGH'r q.
pleasant Grove Sunday.
Miss Fauur !rnGca.%s = visiting re-
lstlr%S =: WSs"ltnS. .
Nr, and Mr.. ). {. E>c% a"t sons =:
pleasant Grrv. were callers ~ 60
place Sunday.
Fielder Ruchc. w~S a h2sirHSs '.,;er
at Barton.
business callers at .'o.@alt&na r"un;E
Ralph Roy,i NJ. his Ford coin" s'"'"a
while parked "a cAaplins street i"
Wheeling SATURDAY. night.
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York for n visit with his parents Nj,
and Mrs. j. +. Nicely.
Mrs. LeySe- and Miss Jane Gardner
oc Steubenville arc visiting at the homo
Of Mrs. Mary Boyle.
Misses Edna Stceve. Hazel Steere.
Clare String and Edna Henderson, at
tended Il basketball game in Iorivillc
last Friday night.
Tho ladies' OF the VI. f. Church held
q supper and bazaar in the basemcr'
OF the church or Tuesday evening. Til"
affair was mos: successful from both a
social and financial standpoint.
Mrs. Tomlinson entertained her sun
day school class IN the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening. The new Of
i!cers installed We're: Pres. Katie Tay-
lar: Secretary. Gladys Stullenburg.
Treas. Noba Gillespie. After the bus!-
ness meeting. a social time was enjoy
cd and Il light luach vas served by the
hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto T.dr!ck ard daush-
ter Audrey. George TedTtck and Tom
Burders attended Il theatre in Wheeling
Oh Tuesday e"ening.
Mrs. ]. ". Str!nscr and daughter
Clare We're Wheeling shoppers last
Saturday.
Miss Esther Gillespie visited Miss
Jessie Shannon IN Wheeling Tuesday
evening and attended a meeting OF the
Miriam Chapter OF the Eastern Star.
Miss May Church has hccn III at her
home for the last three days, =,
Miss Augusta Wilson. a tcache-, OF
NTingo snen; the weekend with her
mother. Mrs. Martha Wilson.
The following persons were Wheel.
ing shoppers last week. Misses Esther
Bigger, Agnes Moore and Noba Gillespie.
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CADIz

C,aiz per ,5-N,-S ,ta~a Ntc.aw
and Mice E,.>rr..> N.-aw. have 70
,mr..s -. ~, Nrs Eva
JI.cE1.- -. %r.S.o.
Mrs rryGc r.ts.:. ... ,s ,'aaton. us
i,c1 n,,h ,nn ,,a,i,v # Mrs. Ircnry
chanex a s..w 3sy.
r G.. SaaGrr$uu, ~ T:;'"uvi.!c. Was
visiting his danra:.r. Mrs.. i. +. liam
il,on,
Mr.. ard Mrs. James Harrison. OF
Cleveland have rc;nracG to their h":uc
affair Q WISH, with Mr. AID Mrs. George
weaycr
w,,r;am - t;,3-.. ~, on Wednesday,
,,r ,rhmn,.r,n, NV N,xL,o. where he
VII, ,.,.;, H., I,,r,,r~ Mr., =, X. Coop
crr,a.r g. s.I'',, ,-,,,xx. lie VIII re-
n,m 49,, s., r,,,,.-, and vii v.-!, the
Narsi ca -. H,w uY!"aa..
Nrs Inh. " Sharon ar,i Mis-. u.
r,nnnj,rh,, ~, ,a..tuS ~. and Mrs.
Ha,ph c~u"~.urhaw ~ rGri>HurLh.
John Mitchell. - HrIs'."~". Ia. -
b.rc yjsi,rux Ms PARENTS. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
William =, Mitchell.
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SHADYS|DE
Basketball GSne.

Wc6ne,day evening ;Ae freshmen
nIaycd IN. upncr c!assm"r. The ba*-
ic.ha!i game was vT.Ty interesting. the
freshmen winning over tae upnc: 'id"S-
mon by a score OF , 10 '. They eSPes!
70 play scvcru! games u: the SAME k'"u
as II gives them good pTdctic".
woman's Club Meets.
The WVmun's club held iHei: reg
business and soc:a! meeting IueSl"E
evening IL the homo q! Mrs. Harry f"l
on Central arc2ic.
Trr ,no,. Of the hu.;:a"-i session vas
.'Rr!mon, County," .tc:c: III. ladies'
had Spcn: the remainder Ok the even
lac .niny!ng r~.,rious social diversions
a Ga:n;y. lun1l, was served ~ The host
es*.
Christmas Programs.
Mary Of ,n- g-sd.s % -. 1874!
sghor! are planning - -" '"''''N
program. o. Friday. Nr'r~TN'' -. ne
Ih~i.omathcaa Literary :oc.c;.' q ne
high ,:.hooi VII g.yo 81 entertainment
~ ~ m:i,ru"o". Any 90 -" ;a7cH''
and friends are invited 20 a''c:''
Personals.
= J. Hn~"u nH% returned - nv
,uM,, a. Leone aH'ru" I:;'; a p"S.''SS
,-lr a -. 'lJi"fNl'N
s.. =. NJ. ri''"as 90: Th!r;E.;"a"'
stree. ,;,a, ~T,:u~s,iay 4: Wheeling
e~aoNr;aS:
Mis- Daisy Wh';>. Nfo - hc'n a.
,oad.ng Zen; Normal college, - ROW =;
5om2. She ha& rmnn!"'"d 30 years
work and expects Ia teach af:e- Lh:!S'-
ms. 49,
Cec":c e. Norton Itl returned 10 h''
;o,n. na Lincoln arcul" aft"" spending
= r,w days ~ Il business visitor in st.
,Na'rsv.'i".
Miss Elizabeth Mcs*"r!% Ia III 4; hcT
hcmn on Lincoln arcluc.
Mrs Herman Wait" and tw" children
Of Ayondalr spent Thursday as bus!-
n-sz visitors IN Wheeling.
Misses Hazel AL Rilla White are
spending The DAY ~ Wheeling shop
;erS.
Charles l.. C"cw %as returned n his
home on L.incu'n avcnu" after 4 bus!-
reys ,rIn T. st. Cl&irsv!ile.
Charles Mcsscr.y, who ha1 h"cn III
p. his hou. on Liuc"ln avenue for the
pest Few days. Is able to V" ont.
Mrs. Sherman HaycH Is III az hcF
home on Liberty avenue.
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DALLAS

The teacher and pun,.S of tho Rock
L:Ee s,aoo! viii give 4 community
Chr!s;mas tree and literary program OF
Thursday evening, December -. There
Will also be = box social and tho young
ladies arc requested - bring lunch for
two.
Don't forget that the Royal Neigh
bors OF Dallas will give their play
again on Saturday night. December ID.
Mrs. Olive Klnmlns. Mrs. Lydia Tat
tison and Mrs. Sadie Mc0lumphy wore
shopping In Wheeling Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ucnrge Ruth and Mira.
Mart Ruth were shopping IN Wheeling
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Tenan, and
daughter Marjorie were guests Sunday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Cuttings.
The teacher and pupils OF the neham
school gave quite a successful enter.
tainment Friday evening.
Miss Ethel Rhoads. who has been i'll
Of scarlet fever. is able to Ill W In he9
room,
Mr. and airs, Elmc? iteam""d are
the pToc,! parents Of a rev baby boy.
Mrs. Laura Crawford and little son az
Wheeling Island arc spending tho week.
end with her parents.
Robert White, who has been at his
brothers, Reed Wtite, home since lcar-
ing the North Wheeling hospital. re-
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SANDY RIDGE
Honman-Lee.

Niae Lillian Hoffman and Mr.. Fred
Leo ~uarulav yuiing people Of Tacoma.
w~ru married Monday morning at l"
o'clock in In" Main SircCt-Me;h"l!Ht
u~.rSouag". Icy Re-. VI. G. Patterson "'
Darncsvillc, q. The immediate" relatives
and Mr.. nd NJ. Milford Hall were
present, =. md Mrs. Lee left AZ noon
Tor n Wedding trip 10 the sat" Grange
convention at CnlurnhuS. Ai'fr thcIr
return. they will lac at home At Tacoma
y. Their many friends j"iA IN cS'eh4-
Ing CONGRATULATIONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ecnuic Wood q: Slab
town entertained a number OF the Young
people OF Belmont Grange saturday
evening with a candy party. music ana
gnmes were the diversions Of the even
inr those nrcsen, were: Misses Dcrtha
ration, Alico Eally. Margaret Gillespie
Mary Martin. Clara Martin. Mary
Thornberry. Jessie Wood. Alberta Wood.
Ruth Wood Messrg william Peddic"rd.
Emr,e Dcwar. Joseph BAILEY. Walter
skinner, II. II. Gable. clyde Lewis. clyde
Thornberry. Jnn. Martin, Lewis Wood.
Tarold Thrrnherry. Carl Lewis. Mt. anu
Mrs. Wilbur Thornherry. ON "ccount
Of the roads being in bad condition some
Of those invited were nut present.
Briefs.
Neanrs willis and Walter Skinner "t
Mt. Holly, VISITED last week with the
family Of their uncle Wilson %aylor OF
Warren. Ohio.
Scott Campbell OF Nj. Holly spent a
nart Of last week with his son Carleton,
OF Cambridge. o..
Miss Matte Harris was shopping in
Earuesvllle Saturday.
MISS Edythe Billiter Of GAINESVILLE
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Tue gin across tn" street returned
home Tuesday. after spending tn"
weekend with her AUNT Sue In the
city. nj Can:" over At supper time tc
tell Ii %bCut it.
- Il knew my irockS We're nice, said
she, End my nails w"rr fixed Coos
and everything, but | was afraid |
would seem mighty srecn before city
folks. You know Aunt Sue is 4 kind
of society ma and has writers"
and artists and things At her parties
We'll. me- and Hiram had beer
spjndiag our evenings improving Il
ainds reading ehavy stuit that bored
Us :tiir. and | was all primed With
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YOUTH IS HELD FOR
MURDER OF UNCLE

Cumberland, Md. Dec. 15.-Ciar
ence Mcbride, aged q. was committed
to Jail at Romney, W. Va. on a charge
OF murder by Justice Day, followinS
an inquest 0ver the body OF his uncle.
Taylor Mcbride, aged 50. Two sons
OF Mcbride testified they saw Clarence"
strike their father. knocking him
down, after which he jumped on hini
and kicked him twice In the side o.
the head. He never fully recovered
consciousness. lingering nearly tw''
days.
A posi- mcrtem revealed a shattered
skull. which produced total paralysis.
The attac.; on the uncle l.; said 20
resulted from Taylor Mcbride
having moved the mother Of the af-
cussk. from West Virginia into All
gany county. Maryland. some time
Ago..
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WARRINGTON

TIE Catholic Daughters &C America
held their regu,a- meeting III tneir ciua
rooms last nigh: AZ the rT:1. h"ur. tn"
meeting was called Together by ~"
grand regent. Mrs. Ma-rar"' !lo!to-
laugh. y Gre%' = ~ business MS
transacted Ly the society. The NOS
important business was the election 0:
officers for III" coming %ca- Tie TO-
lowing were elected:
Grand regent. Mrs. y. A,..>"r: I,rH-
grand regent. Mrs. l..!i!a" Itarhs"E:
p~nophctess. Mrs. Na,id i;gud: seE;tne!.
Mrs Masgsrr: l:rAiy: historian. I,-s
Alberta .srad!: monitor. lI"s. Nnrh
Sampr: financial secretary. Mss cam
crime Hc-acr: :~reosT-"r. Mra. Narr
Phillip: orSa@!s;. Miss Gy"ad2I,l
Hanley: trustee. Mrs.. NarEa"e' H".l'.
bauxll: trustee. Mss Sadie GacEhaa.
Mrs. Katherine Dow. diStrics dcputr
OF iAe Catholic Daughters o: America.
was present and gave 4 YER Interest
irE and impressive tax on the euccess
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SHERRARD
Second Number Of 1.Jc.am Course.

"a Monday c""a!"G. N"rEmh'r IS.
~, second ~n.!nfcr o. -" S~he:"''d
tDma.un!,y Lyr'r;a rrur>" w:, DE
G.vc:. "a ''rN school au,..t:,vm l% jean
Macihnya!l. It ~re?,!c: Wa is hIs'.'r
r~sc"marnd"G l." ~" bureau. T.? COM
par:s"n VIII last gears course. :; j.
prvHltlc :ha; 49,: uurahcr "!!l y" on"
N the lIost APPRECIATED % -" SG:,$"u.
Con,muritv Council.
T:.e community council me; On Mon
lay evening aaI nadc Plans Whereby
i J.; noas,i Sh.-re-d vii, Ma.aia:a he:
h.sl ra.<;aC as q West virginia co'a-
clun..y IS outlined IN ;:.a nuni- i:fe
conferences. O:nc""s vc-c ~r!"S."! i"c
she year and committees We" ~arr".a;-
ii - carr pr the n"|c::'"r "o"l.
HIS TAKEN Chr OF Store.
NJ. rp!sa. o. !c"aS"lraa.@. who ~
- S",i ~" iTa:r: -. Ni"sl So" and
o;h"r Ico1c-t" ratc+:.'. has mrled
G.r" and has taken nvS~ ;i' m@1aE"-
,rcrr o. -. G'r.r. TO Ma -. .nuI..y
nave .n""cl 40 -" >"r"3.! nu.. ~ IL
McntS y. ,ar S:ma "H.htEI;
SheTard Bciefs.
Ia, H,aI: E& hc"n aHra.!.'"l :r,"'.-
pal o: ne itog.s ':Ur s;h"u. - Al Tia"
pla"H mad" "rcan: .. ;Ac d"a;n o. t.. J.
Io,.'. Two """ts $50.
Ihc coa.".cac!na q: 10 v.s.'> e. u.
E. cA"vr.. gave = :~rcc2:ioa Il "un"-
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th"COEntrr.
Habits o wickcdness shO' Sits =
ic',ar in trouble. Ny folks moved NJ
here when | vas u !iti!" chap. and J
had to fight the town boys i riSSi
sma"t. Licked 'Cn. too, McstlH. or
account q NJ" havin' Copncr,toed boots
an kiclin' thc' Sims. | knuwrh il
want no fair way To light. but don"
IT ever tine. An then men summer
come an was barefoot, 4 hoy jump
ed on me an | plum fu'got about no.
lavin' no boots on m kicked him on
the shin. Like 10 o hui"td my biz
toe.
1T leaned lee Sumethin', though.
II learned me That a man amt niue:
bat. = bundle o habits in 4 skin. an
cnce tha habits tlkeS root the ANT
no chance q hidin en-
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lITTLETON

M;se Owe Vi!lcrs. w:.n * employed
4; $:'nn>:"n. - spending D." tc" days
acre with hsr parents.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Edgar t;Orny O. l's"Nr"
sn"u; IT, weekend iv"r" w::'l friends.
MISS Stella Cik,iusham of MrMr"A"H
$prn: Moad2y and Tuesday h"re WIN
ir.e9dS.
Mis- Cay" anderson az cameron
Spcu; the weekend here Win HEY par
entS.
MISC Anna Nla"aius :1cr: he w'rH-
c,d w!;l &c: Parents in tdncruH.
john Garrison. = lifelong rc",'"n,
o: ta.s p:,c>. G,cd Saturday evening
a; ;:c ho;ne II his daughter. Mrs. Mel!
Hart. IN McMc'hea. after q lingering
~ii.acS+. His vie. Mrs. ELLEN Garrison.
preceded him - I've grave IN months
ago. lie leaves - mnlrn as loss
;hccc daughters. NJ. Nell Hart q: Me
Merhra. Mrs. William kan"i" ~ WASH
:ngtoa a"l Miss Agnes q: iA!S place:
also Year sons. .Alber. u uk'th"'n".
Richard o.: Louisiana. Charley 1t
ReallSv.ile 2HI GeNrG" e. ini> place.
Funeral services 49,: held Ta"|'tav
morning. a. M, ASSUMPTION "It"'Il y
Rer. E-aGy and ia:crmra: - tic L.
tie;"" cc:re.e"!.
Ms. +. ". ua;:@hH",% naS "H".:"r'i
home FROM t;al:.m"rc. ~Ac"a -. ~
:"nrlcG ,:.H funeral T.; lm. J":H:.I s.
icy.
.;r.. NJ xearn": AID NJ. !. \. Goa
ne.!y Si"'n: Sa;"gG." wtit :E.c'l> II
Marn!r.'n".
.r"ln G,i"ag,ta~, o. M,Ma,hcr ..r".
Tuesday h"Yr With :::c@:'S.
Miss MAY Gibbons o: Hu:ol:cd S''a.
sunday he:" wltl '::""1:.
!i!S"es Lo2:>e N";cn"Y all i":%aHe'r
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Would Show Mrs. Brunch
Hated Slain Show Man

Mount Holly. \. j.. Dec. la-An at
tempt to establish 4 motive incrimin-
ating Mrs. Doris Brunch. widow OF
Honest John" +. Bruncn. in the al
legged plot. which. 1t is said. resulted
in the killing Of the show man. was
made today when Mrs. Elizabeth
Jaeschke. sister OF Drunen. took the
witness stand.
Mrs. Jacschke today said the show
man was hated by his wife and de-
clares she believed she was RESPONSE
bic for his death.
The defense, however. scored n VIC
tory when Justice kaliSch refused In
allow the introduction Of a letter al
legged To have been written by Brunell
six weeks before the killing to Mrs.
Jacschke in which he says he Tears
his wife wants to put him opt OK the
way. NJ,
Arthur Stecher, postmaster nj XIV
erside, Now Jersey. who was amonS
the first witnesses called today. sal"
Harry Mohr had In his possession TWO
bank notes alleged to be bloodstaihco
two days after the shooting.
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,;,r To- -. /. Il. Ta%.o: aNl Fanny
Il; ,&c p~a-Sc"%EH MoIday crc"InE.
~. Jane, T:ih"r; 49, slightly "a
juvrsd II ! Ca,l =; the h"'nH !" '""
lN%s go. .,
Wobcr: Carney !. visiting :::c"I' a"d
rHla:!:"s a. l'a!rMDH;.
! m~ec,!n. G: ;"e J. 7. I'D '!Tt;>'
Ladies rt III =. =. T., "aH h"iI al Ile
bonn" %; -" president. M. ~. VI. TEL
10y. on i'r:urI ""c@.:n%.
Mr.. and Ms. l.. i. k.s"r ~; Ga;Hm.
,,..>a, Zrn,. !!Aro !"tt -: rHE"S after
W.: q; ;:rr Aonrr o.: :. !. N!S"".
II. :,lH..; u,"H::N% w..!r' "'S n
.-"S:rss ~ 'n,. Wnr'i III! NJ. l.. 'Hr:"t
has be-. discontinued Ind '~i"iicl% On ~
tv.:n; o.. = >~tarc:;y - "a.
Mrs.. 4. /: 'arriGan. a." has len
te:; T., - ~" cato VALLEY General.
uosp:;ii. Wheeling. - recovering.
Mr.. l.. g. i:lag"I entertained the
%ani",:! ~tnmwG:..;y ,!"5 q: lie. h""9
n Monday pScniaS.
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RAYLANO

one of the most u~p-to-daie dairy
rarn,s IN this district is that Of tho inc
ClIr located between Eaylana
AID T%il;onv!llc. The firm has acquired
a herd o: 60 Of the highest grade reg
,stered Holstcin cattle and IL selling the
hast quality Of milk. Most OF tho pat
rons reside In this district.
Nr. and Mrs. David Lynn LETT Aonna!
for Denver, Col. anu California where
they will spend tho winter with thclr
daughters, Mrs. Rachael Hunter ana
Mrs. jennie Ar,cter.
Those shopping in SteubcnviL!e Sat
urday were Mr.. and Mrs. T. 4. Arthon.
Mr. George Bigger. Mrs. pelhert Brind-
10y and children.
Mrs. John Casey Of Brilliant spent
las: Thursday and Friday with Mrs. T.
J. Badrelder.
Mrs. r. c. stn~a-t visited her daugh-
ter Mrs Jessie. who IS teaching In Mon
vnguhcla. Ia.
Mr.. Harold stullenhurG who recently
married Miss Mary Munson OF Dillon
vale has brought his bride tn Ra!iand.
where they expect e. Nake their home.
Mr.. Leonard Risdcn was a Wheeling
shopper Wednesday,
=. numhrr OF local young people a.
tended tic football game at Toronto
sunday.
Mr.. Paul Nicely Is home from New
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Sketches by
H. Striebel

fenced when you step on a toad-no'
because an eye glass and an Hitting
tweed and a broad "a" are offensive
| Ut because the American who affects
these things is an imitator and there
fore despicablc.
The combination OF sounds we call
"iazz" may not DO music Of a high
order. but 1t is popular the world c
because it Is genuine. 1t IS a spon'
c. product OF the American cos
mos, and it is as genuine as the jitney.
the ins,allment plan, and the dotted
line.
The culture Of the Incas Is respected
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in order to achieve this free
dom. Waste, in fact. is some
times the result. Of too much
imaginary independence among
those who are fortunate at the
beginning Of life. Great ability
to earn, and rapid advancement
sometime. destroy the true
perception of happiness and
success.
Do not contemplate thrift as
a sacrifice Of personal liberty.
It's consistent and regular prac-
tice, in fact, provide the only
way one can attain genuine
liberty and a complete ful6llment
OF the Ultimate objects of Life.
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The Girl and the Butcher Boy

words like 'psychoanalysis' but even
then | was scared. for just knew the
conversation would go over my head.
Here at home We don't talk much but
gossip YOU know.
We'll. Aunt Sue had a wonderful
party, and lots Of swell folks were
there and they tried 10 be nice TO me,
but | couldn't take part in the talk.
And I'll bet you cant guess why ] was
left out. It was because they spent
the whole evening gossiping about
folks ! didn't know anything about.
Honest. And from now on, me and
Hiram will spend Jul evenings natu'
rally and let the high brows 60 to
grass"
Associate Editors)
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VA
cheerfulness and health"
The value and satisfaction OF
liberty and Independence 90
generally rp-ecoCnized in the
bloom and v:go- of youth, looms
up as the y'a,s advance and we
begin to cr=s- I freedom i'en'
the servitude WHICH always goes
hand in hand Sih poverty and
dependence reo:; o:hers.
: The wars Of e1tra0gance
and waste, which appear 50 in
viting at first, soon begin to mar
row down and present the terri
tying prospect OF perjury.
But, # is possible to avoid
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Bank Messenger Shot;
Bandits Get $4,000

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. men IN
an automobile robbed the booHReeps. o.
~, rirst National Bank OF Darby OF
sIoso0 today while lie was taking the
weekly payroll 70 Fels & Co. soap man,
r,.cturers at Sevcnty-third street aao
woodland avenue. Harry Mckee ths
book!;eepcr. who was acting es q bank
messenger At the time. war shot III .Es
"hoev ana was taken to a hospital. The
rybbery was committed so quickly thar
the bandits escaped In a motor car DC
fore q chase could be started: there -
,,n,rentlv no Gu" to their !dcntit".
rhe rnhier" was committed IN l'a.ps'
lust across the uuthwestern c;tS lh|
from Philadelphia. The baaoits nt'ueu
toward the city.
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DALI CONSUL To
J.. 5. WARNED

New York. Dec. 15.-(By the Asso-
cilted Press.)-Daniel McGrath. for
merly Dali Eireann consul to the United
States, today was warned TO leave this
country before the morning OF Deccm-
Dor 20. by n mysterious letter writer
who signed himself Authority, Irish
Republican Army,
Mr.. Mcliratll refused TO comment on
the warning. but admitted that the
letter held him responsible for the
executions last Friday Of Rory OCon-
nor and three other Irish Republican
army officers. He refused TO give q
copy Of the letter and would not state
whether it contained a threat. Of death
If he DID not comply with its demand.
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visited sunday with Mrs. George Leach
OF Speidel, 0. Edward shaffer OF
Speidel Is suffering with rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jefferson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller of C~hil!cothe. spent
the week end with NJ. and Mrs. George
Leach Of Spe!de!.
Miss Daisy Monahan OF near St.
C.airsvIlle spent a couple OF days with
Mrs. Cara Dement, OF Speidel. Q.
Ny. and Mrs. p. Furgeson OF Tacoma
visited Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. IIau-
son E"crs Of Speidel, o.
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Same Bail. an' his wife had Il row
last night" sail t'nr!" Gus. as he
moved to max" Dor rDr INC on the
counter. AN i goes 10 show II"
wicked ANT got no Chanrc o GittIa
by. as the boys say. Sam. G"'S bee"
chaHln' tobacco on the sly 10 year.