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Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24
CONGRESSIONAL RESULTS

Final reports on the congressional
race in the second district shows the
following results: Bowers, 1924;
George 1881; Slower 4,192; Welton,
4,249. For the Democratcs, Allen q
089; Seibert 7,043.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24
Live stock Quotations.

Observation-Disclosures steers,
s sssse Suik beef eP cows sS sGd P hef
ers, $5.1O@725 Gamers and cutters,
mostly $275@3.65; bologna bulls.
largely $3-75@4-1O; veal calves. mostly
$1O@1E.
HOGS-10c to 15c higher; bulk, 175
go to e rs pound bntchers' s99o ng1o
$50 to $50 pound butchers, $9.5O@9 .SS |;
Butchers, $91O@9.25; bulk packing
sows, $7.75@8.25; pigs. $975@1O !;
heavyweight, $8.55@9.60; medium
weights, $9.25@1O.20; light weights.
SHEEP Steady top native lambs
~;:-t 70 bulk natives. s12@1225-
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24
MRS. HYMEs DIES

Mrs. Drusilla Hymes, wife of the
late William Hymes, died Tuesday,
August %, at the home Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Register. She was
past 81 years old. She was married
before to Martin Wagner. She was
survived by Register and John Wag-
oner. Funeral was held Wednesday.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24

Mrs. w. D. Miller and daughters
who have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Brewer, have
returned to their home in Hagers-
town, Nd.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24
Death In curlino Iron.

Long Branch, N. J. Her hair
set afire by the short-circuiting
Of wires In an electric iron, Mrs. Izetta
McGill, youthful wife of the ground
keeper at Lido Golf Club, suffered
burns that caused her death. Attract
ed by the screams Of the young wo-
man, her husband smothered the
flames with blankets, but she died soon
after being taken to a hospital.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24
Man Drowned WASHING Face.

Pottsville, Pa. The body of
a drowned man was found at Ber-
gers Dam, twelve miles from this city.
He is believed to have drowned while
washing his face, as all his clothes
were on the body when found. No
clew to the identity Of the man has
been discovered, and Coroner Santee
Is investigating.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24

Alexandropol, Armenia. Sixty
carloads Of foodstuffs from tho
New Jersey food ship Saugus, which
left New York on June 20, arrived 1t
the American orphan city, whore the
American commission for relief In the
Near East cares for 10000 Armenian
children.
There were seven cases Of phOno-
graphs In the CONSIGNMENT 4 esift Of
Thomas A. Edison. 4.
I, Tho 1rst distributionam tA1u4 -
plies was made It the Net IGfSoS
Mousse ,leeesat q ne 30 bultdlfGo h
'ths hnz j s'lho Nhiprhent In.
ciuddG half ! millioli scaseS sof canned
goods, contributed BY school children
Of Now Jersey. There also Il . large
quantity Of bulk foods, the gift Of New
Jersey manufacturers. Every setti0n
Of the state had some part In 6llins
the ship. .sr
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24
COMMITTEES APPOINTED ROR
BARBOUR COUNTY STREET
FAIR
Decision Reached to Have Fair at
Meeting Of Farm Bureau Last Sat-
urday.

At meeting Of the Farm Bureau
last Saturday it was decided to have
: street fair this year. The date was
set for the first week in October,
1t was left to the county agent to
appoint the usual and necessary COM
mites for the arrangements and the
carrying out Of the program and he
has appointed the following:
Committees Of last street fair are
asked to give assistance this year in
making this fair the biggest ever.
Financial committee: L. T. Ford
and B. ID. Snyder.
Decorating committee: Virgil r.
Strader, r. E Chrislip, H B.. Wat
son, G. B. Sturms, Clyde Polling and
IA. w. Strawderman, B. H. Kelley,
s. }. Holsberry.
Band stand and table committee:
Ira Green, Will Dadisman and D. w.
linn.
Athletics: George Waddell, Ray
mond Murphy, Artie +. Brandon, H.
B. Watson, Carlos Hall, H. M. Craw-
ford, G. o. Phillips.
Educational committee: e. A. Hunt
chairman, John Mckenzie, J. d. Dad
isman, Sherman Polling and Dillon
Baughman.
Advertising Committee; Frank G.
Kittle, Fred E. Thompson and A. S.
Polling.
: American Legion: Sherman Lind
sey, Geo. s. White, Grover Harris,
Ira Robinson, Lessie D. Moore, Clar-
ence Mckinney. o. H. Gall and r..
Frank Payne.
Music and amusement committee:
D. Ryan, A. L. Davis, C. L. Steel,
D. J. Woodford, Frank Kidd. Lillian
Chrislip and Margaret Talbot.
LivA stock committee: 7. 4. Burner
-. piekenssns N. NJ, Heathsrly, !.
II. Eaik Geo. s. Campbell. o. ,. Cain
ri. W. Mouser, and Marshall Nor
Boys and girls clubs: A. G. Hatha-
way. g. B. Harvey, Miss Audra Gall,
Miss Myrtle Anvil, Maurice zinn,
Aaron 0'Brien and O. s. Coontz.
Entries and entertainment: Mrs. J..
Hop Woods, Mrs. W. Bateman, Mrs.
Arthur Bennett, Miss Nellie Watson
and Miss Opal Watson.
Al general meeting Of all the COM
mittees will be held the first week
in September for final arrangements
according to County Agent Bailey.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24
Some Get That Way.

Give the other fellow credit for hav
ing a little understanding I know
man who thinks he Is the only in
fiividual who ever re~s' INV Shai.e
speare. Louisville C0ulier-Journal
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24


The management Of the West Vir-
ginia State Fair, which will take
place the entire week Of September
40, has just let the contract for the
erection of fifty new horse stalls, to
be in readiness when the exhibition
opens Labor Day. Although this Fair
already has 1926 stalls, far more than
the average race meeting requires,
the bumper crop of entries being re-
ceived in both the harness and thor
oughbred races makes the construct
ion of the additiona stalls imperative
and may necessitate further increases
to the facilities for housing the rae
ers.
The Wheeling racing card gives
equal prominence to harness and run
ming races, with total purses approx
mating $4,000. Two hundred and
fifty thoroughbreds and over 100
trotters and PAGERS are expected to
poi tlSA RaLC. n ldiiiiitS IatC kiituiL
has been formed know as the big
Three" Circuit, comprising Erie Con-
neaut Lake and Wheeling.
Wheeling leaped into prominence
in thoroughbred racing circles last
year, when what is said to be the
greatest running meeting ever held
on half-mile track was staged on
the State Fair oval in the spring.
Since that time the populace has been
eager for the runners and the elabor-
at card for the coming Fair is being
put on in response to this popular de-
nland- The harness race program is
no less elaborate. The 2:07 state
pace, with Grace Direct and notable
stars entred, will be the feature Tues
day, September 5, and the 2:10 trot
Thursday. Every day will be crowd
ed with speed events.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24
Farmer Bitten BY copperhead.

Lancaster, Pa. Daniel Carol,
q farmer residing near HOLLYWOOD,
was bitten by copperhead snake. He
was brought to Lancaster where anti
toxin serum ~as administered.
Belington progressive. [volume] (Belington, W. Va.) 1912-1927, 1922-08-24
shopmsn ki,lsd n FIuht.

Pittsburgh, Pa. = Wallace Jew0ll,
Of Washington, employed by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroAd to
replace striking shopman, was kill
ed in fight at the Glenwood shops
here. Jewell and another shop worker,
according to the police, quarreled over
who was boss. Jewell as struck on
the head with an iron bar. Bernie
Williams, shop worker, was arrest
ed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
THE NEXT WONDER-THE
RADIOPHONE.

The flying machine, the latest OF
the new wonders, must now give
place to another equally wonderful
We have become accustomed to
seeing airships, and only in country
districts is notice taken of them. Now
comes the radiophone which enables
one to hear from everywhere. A con.
cert, lecture or sermon given in Gin
cinnati or New York can be heard
distinctly. Churches are installing the
necessary appliances, which are sim
pie and cheap. in order that the SER
mon may be heard hundreds of miles
away. Railroad trains are installing
radiophones. Passengers may re-
ceive messages and hear the news.
1t is wonderful! But this, too, will
be followed and superseded by some
thing else still more wonderful.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
HE KNEW THE TROUBLE HE
THOUGHT.

The editor had Il conversation the
other day with an old friend, wise
Christian man, whose experience
long and varied, is worthy OF tnu
highest regard. He was asked to
speak his mind for the readers o.
this paper.
This is about what he said: "When
Jesus Christ came into the world
he found it upside down, and ha.,
been upside down ever since. 1t is
worse now. 1t is topsy-turvy, jun
bled, tangled and double twisted. All
the preachers and writer's say $.
Strikes and strifes ut home. war
overseas, starvation and misery con
firm it. | heard Il college professor
say in sermon, that the sSuiua,
schools have fallen down on the lob,
and that 90 per cent of the young
men in this country, are wocfully
ignorant of the simplest statements
and truths Of the Bible. Now, nc
went on, we are upside down. re-
ligiously as well as industrially, af-
ter two thousand years of Christian
effort, and the expenditure of bill.
lions of money. We arc not getting
anywhere. The trouble is, the world
is ignoring Jesus Christ. We need
religion. We are looking " the gov
crnments of the states and the ma
ton to right our wrongs instead of
bowling before Jesus Christ and ac-
cepting his teachings. The devil has
switched us off, lie said, on side
tracks of great money campaigns,
college and university training and
other human and worldly efforts, as
means of bringing in the Kingdom
of God on earth"
The above is about what he said.
1t sounds pcssimistic. Is he right or
wrong? In the opinions of many, he
is not far wrong.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
a BURNT CHILD.

One Mr.. NJ. l.. Peters, n grocery
merchant of Bristol. has had a cost
~ experience. Instead of putting his
money in bank he deposited it in
his trunk in his home Returning IL
his home after attending a show, on
last Friday night, he found that his
trunk had been riiled and his money
about three thousand dollars hal
been stolen, and at latest accounts
had not been recovered. The remark
able thing is, that this was the sec
ond times thieves had entered hi;
house and stolen moncy-the frs /
time, $500. Mr.. Peters seemed slow
to learn fro mhis first experience
The point is, that there nrc thou
sands and thousands Of dollars stol .
ed away in various ways in the coun
try, exposed to thieves, fires and 9TH
er destructive means, when a safe
deposit is near Mt hand in banRy
whose business ii is to take care OF
peoples money. Some shallow .pcopl
are afraid of banks, notwithstanding
all of them now are guaranteed, ala,
instead, trust their money to the
safekeeping of old trunks. bureau
drawers, old socks ct cetcra. Whai
was it Puck said?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
APPROVED TREE MEN" CLIMB
DOWN TO TACKLE BRYAN.
(Westcrnu Recorder.)

Recently the New York lines
carried n vigorous attack OH Oar
winism by Hon. William ]. Bryan.
Next week the Times had somewhat
lengthy replies to Mr.. Bryan BY
Professor Osburn and Professor
Conklin.
To these replies Mr.. Bryan haa II
brief reply in the Times of Marcn
Ia. What he says is SO good that we
VIC give it hero. Incidentally it may
break the mesmeric spell under
which some poor brothers seem u
be held by the arrogant claims of the
typical evolution exponent, to see
how our Christian ex-Secrctary Of
State deals with them.
"To the Editor of the New York
Times: | presume no rcjoinder is
expected to the answer of Profess
iors Osbuin and Conklin, but / am
sure you will pardon ME if / tres
,ass upon your time long enough to
hank you for the compliment YOU
pay me in having two professors
write in their effort to reply to one
aymnn. You have rendered n dis
met service to your readers in BRING
ing two distinguished tree men
down from their arboreal lodgings
to terra frma.
Usually when professor. of
the guessing variety, curls his in
tellectual tail, so to speak, around ;,
limb of Darwin's family tree. he is
too high for the public to under
stand what he says. From his lofty
position he naturally looks uown
with amusement upon the plain, COM
mon people, who, instead of claim
ing aristocratic ape ancestors, are
content to believe that they were
made in the image of God.
"'rhe answers of the professors
whom you selected have exhibited all
the characteristics Of their class.
They misrepresent their opponents,
look with contempt upon all those
who do not exhaust the alphabet in
setting forth their degrees. and
evade the issue which they pretend
to discuss. Tho evidence upon which
they condemn the Bible would not
be sufficient to convict nm habitual
criminal of petty larceny III IN,
court in Christendom.
"Thcy pirate about science. and
warn Christians not to attempt 70
'confutc science by the Bible They
seem ignorant of the definition of
science, namely, that it is classified
knowledge.. They string guesses to-
gecther and demand that unsupport-
ed hypothesis shall be substituted
for Bible truth. They dodge the rea!
question and refuse to state how
much of the Bible they regaru ms
consistent with Dalwin's hypothesis.
but us far as evidence can be
drawn from what they do say. it is
evident that they regard the ais.
!covery of the bones of live-tocd
morse as greater event than the
birth of Christ. There ought not to
DC amy doubt of the baneful in(lu-
nee such teaching will exert on
young men and young women train
cd in Christian homes and tuaght to
regard the Bible as the Word of
God"
"W. ]. BRYAN"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
THE SCHOOL TEACHERS CREED

l believe in boys and girls, the
men and women of the great to
morrow; that whatsoever the boy
ssoweth the man shall reap. / believe
in the curse Of ignorance, in the
efficacy of schools, in the dignity of
teaching, and in the joy Of serving
others. 1 believe in wisdom as re.
revealed in human lives as well as in
the pages of printed book; in les
sons taught, not so much by precept
as by example; in ability TO work
with the hands as we'll as to think
with the head; in everything tnat
makes life large and lovely. be.
llieve in beauty in the schoolrooln.
IN daily life and in out-of-doors. [
believe in laughter, in love, in faith.
in all ideals and distant hopes that
lure us OH: believe that every hour
of every day we receive a just re-
ward for all we are and all we do.
believe in the present and its oppor-
tunities,. in the future and its prom
ises and in the divine joy of living.
Amen.-Edwin Osgood Grover.
DO you have to see n doctor to
get liquor in this town."
No; we usually see the doctor af-
terward"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14

GUIDE over quarter century ago,
which has nelped many thousands o.
people back to good health by I'M
proving the blood. Pepto- Mangan is
an iron tonic. 1t contains iron III :.
special form easily absorbed by the
system. 1t puts color into the lips
and cheeks and improves the entire
body by improving and enriching
the blood. 1t is sold by druggists In
both liquid and tablet form. If you
wantfto be we'll and strong and look
iine and healthy, take: GUIDES Rep
to-Mangan. Advertisement.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
HOME DEMONSTRATION NEWS.
Rat Killing Campaign.

The county rat killing campaign
lasts until next Monday noon, April
l1th. l urge the teachers to send in
the report 3 from the schools on
Monday afternoon if possible; if not
by Tuesday morning at latest. want
10 announce the prize winners, AMI
give an estimte of the number kill
ed IN the next issue of the Cilncn
valley News. sent bulletins, -.
cular letter and campaign report
card to most of the property owner;
III the county. Please send that re-
port card to me ON Monday morning.
April 18th. realize that ....y a
small percentage of those cards will
be sent back, but want those who
are really interested in the welfare
OF the county to send them in.
New Phase of Campaign.
AT II meeting of the Tazcwell town
council on Monday night Il sum of
$4,000 was set aside to be used in n
Campaign to cxterminate the rats
and mice in the town. The CO ,:esr
will last until May first. The nan.
Der of rats ed since April 10th
will be counted in on this contest as
well as on the county contest. The
prizes are quite attractive, boys and
girls of the town, in or out of school.
white or colored are eligible for thus
contest. The following ten prizes are
offered by the town council.
LIST prize, $40; End prize, $3.50,
Bird prize. $3.50; 9TH prize, $3.50; 5tI,
prize, SIS; 9th prize, 81; 7th prize
$3;, 9th. prize, $3.50; 9th prize, SO;
10th prize, 81.
Remember each prize Is open l.,
boys and girls alike. Get busy ami
help rid Tazewell of rats and mice.
Sewing Clubs
We want to get all articles ..om
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
PEOPLE NEED MORE RELIGION.

ut is not that the people need
more law. They need more religion.
1t is Righteousness that exalteth n
nation. True religion is n solution of
all our problem, and it is the onlv
Herald.
The above utterance does hono,.
both to the head and heart Of tho
Editor of the Times Herald. When
will the world come to it's senses and
recognize the Christ and Ills .ross
as the only hope of the world?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14

pleted before May first if possible.
Please put in extra time on work SO
that we may have the exhibit as
soon as possible. The story must be
ready for exhibition also your sew
ing note books. This exhibit will de-
eide who gets the trip to Blacksburp
Short Course in August. / have al,
ready explained the provisions of
this trip. II. Dyer
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14

The Rat Killing Campaign whici.
was inaugurated on Monday tn.
10th to continue one week. will eli.
tail much work. Nevertheless go o,,
with the rat KILN"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14
TAKE GUIDES
PEPTO-
MANGAN
III IS the Safe and Reliable Tonic
Used by Physicians
for 30 Years

There are "new styles" even in
medicine. A new "fad" comes, is
popular for while, and then fades
out of public view. A remedy that
has stood the test for thirty years
must have remarkable merit ane can, 4.
not be called "fad." Such is GUIDES
Pcpto- Mangan, originated by Ur. A..
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14

Mr.. Harding and Congress ha.,
dropped the strike business confess
ing that it is beyond their ability tn
handle. Don't wonder. We don't know
what to do with it ourselves.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14

A good deal of stuff is written
about the flapper. Let somebody
write something about the tapped"
He is in our midst.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14

Uncle William Warwick was kick
ed in the back yard by mule, and
painfully bruised.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14

"Mr. Harding expects America to
keep her place on the Head
line.
He should see to it ut the same
time, that America keeps her place
on the NIP,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-04-14

If somebody will take the onus
out of bonus we will all be for it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05

Wednesday. May =:
James klmEcy, Jr.. - ltul S!NoTh'
~" St"rbrrE ~. Harry 'i'"z""IS'
Fred Hu!gCr ~. IAon.L" M''1''' ~
c. A..
Thursday. May IL
IL. IL T.mmuns Ct n - ". H. N"w"n
CT n.
John Shutlack vs. M!hc Huzach.
Friday. May 10.
Francis SZymaSsk! We. Mary F'N"Thar l.
Favorite Stove IL Range co. vs. r. L.
Liz hifooL
Entire Nous Club.
Miss Martha lIardesty VAS hostess
to tho Entire Nous club az her nom" on
West Main street last evening. Forty
TWO and other social diversions were
enjoyed and dainty refIcshmants were
served.
st. Clniruville Briefs
Attorney W. O. Chappc!l or MarnS'
villo was a business caller here yester
day.
Attorney ". V. Campbell Of Bridge
Chief Of Police Bert McC0nnauEhy oi
Bridgeport WAS a visitor here yeSter'
Rev. I. F. LArper Ct tho United Pros
hytertan church Is visitor In Coum'
bus. 49,,
Sheriff Y r. Lynch will lcare this
morning for Columbus on n short puA'
ness trip.
Was IN St Clalrsvil!e on business Ihu7S-
day.
w. 7. Mcpherson OF hammock was
v!Sitof her" yesterday.
Rev NCfC Reynolds. pastor or me
Methodist church at BtnnOCK. MAS call
Ing oil local friends Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-05

,o,,b Schmidt. Tract ot land IN IIch-
u ynnt ,Hw".,ip. Crn.id"gHt.n" g.
JL,nb T.,M and lH.GIIn.'h H"NI ="
! Edward ~ k."i"r and RIih h.''"~.
| 10, So. - IN MorGan.S @r2H'.i bd4'''O"
| Ia BcaA!r,. Consideration SO.
Probate Court
zrinrIe Armstrong. deceased VIII
,,d appl!catlun L. admit 70 probate 40
| w.,th waiyer Of notice and consent 20
! nrnhat. Of widow and each o. IN" next
| Of kin resident Of tho state. testimony
! Of Witnesses taken. reduced 10 "TltlnS
! and filed VIII admitted to probate anu
| record ordered.
citation to widow 70 make n"I e'eo-
| ZION under will ordered and issued
| APPLICATIONS filed for6appointment or
o,c1ntriy No bond required. Appoint
/ NOM made. letter ordered and issued
Inventory ordered. order issued con-
| tinued. WIN, ,,d
Qualification to admit 1" probate fNcd
| lin waiver oC notice and consent 10
! nrohatr Of widow and each OF next OF
| I'm resident Of the state. Testimony
OF ono witness taken. r"duCco N wiz
! w. and ordered filrd Proof or tho Sig
! n.;urc Of Cook panford. deceased wit
| ness. taken. reduced 10 writing ana lieu;
| YIN admitted 20 probate and record
/ ordered 49, o,o,
! Citation To witness 10 max" her cloc-
on
/ James l.. Ianlin. deceased; InVcn-
! ,ory filed. approved and record ordered.
! k,rlnris ~. McC'ord. deceased. lnv"n-
| ,nrv fled. approved and record ordcT"n.
George T.. lfrandNc!d. deceased. or
| der ~ sale Of personal property return
| ed and filed endorsed with report or
sale Sa,o confirmed and record or
: dcrcd
! Of t!mc in which 10 file exceptions 10
| raI hNEt - ~NffN.
/ mission. Tax certified 10 county audi
w. .ramtnta p. Hoyle deceased. Arpli-
! cation flied for determination or inner
! itanco tax Tax determined without
| auditors appraisal COPY or i'ho!nS
Waiver Of time in which 10 file OK
! ccptions filed by all 'h"S" Interested in
! na,mcnt Of tan Notice OF same mall
ed to t:tN comm ssl"n.
! Mary Pct, hlurr. guardian. Flna! az
i count flied. So; for hearing May q.
. ~. Notice ordered. Continued.
: ANN" Morris deceased Application
: rilrd fo- approximately Of administrator,
= Bond s. 900 filed and approved. APP
! ru,u,mcnt made. Letters ordered and
; issued. Inventory ordered. order issued.
Now Assignment
Tho following new assignment OF
J 81 SOS WI start IN common pleas court
nm May sth. and VIII continue for two
| weeks.
| Mur,:,.y, May 5. Jury.
| =. MattuCCi ~. Thomas Long. ct al
l. Mattucci ". Herman White, ct a..
! Fred Werner y. State OF OHIO.
Leslie Brown vs.. Wheeling Electric
! Chester c. Wilkinson VS. George E.
! CoSS
wednesday,. Ma 10.