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WOMiN'S VOTE
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NJ rto-d.,r.s ida, ~ Y,,hcr,,r ,oyetber
&, ,ho r,hIrc, ,.l,. [cnDesc,ta,i,cs .,
all ,octin,s ~ rho Ee,rh,t.,r marry.
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-. c-oc-,set..os -,.d ,r,, ~. So
,.,hI.,ar r..,o,,l orr,r,za,tcp s,I 10
ca; o-c,nizatiors wound retain control
,yc-Nwhsre should rho p-ogrcqsIrcS
Gather enough momentum to STAR: n
I..,,o .a- .,.c cr .rcir own number fr-
=. Dras,,r.rr,. IL, r1.4 .h,,. wonId en-
rs, NJ iJ,-dt.g.s accommodation ,ar.ry
m Fundamentals rhI,h they woull
f~-,, "..,r:,.ra,.,. O." ~, no. a., any mr.
s.rai l,sts for Mr. Ha-d,ng.s ncrsnual
nrr,,lar., AVID Iikea5leu.ss = admitted
T., mako ,Sa u-,r ,ocy ,righ, draf-
e..rc- li,rba4 or Hoover though the
rYrrhc- ~ progressive asrIrarte ro~ :hn
nos no., 5 nv no means n handful.
~, :ns s,gn:ncan, circumstance Of
.do. = tina. tho returrInp mower OF
80 rrr~,csSiycs * causing 10 little
cr,rcr., here 7, may irCucnre Prcs..
den. rIai,;iur nims.ir 70 lean more de-
r.t.dly toward tho pruEreSstves and
foryet such suggestions a. an aholitto2
NJ mo urinary svsfen. and rerhaps re.
viva his in,e-es, in social welfare
measures surb AS DEPARTMENT Of cdu-
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BOLD EVERYWHERE

The I. Sulzba cher Co.. Steuben-
vile. q.
The rot,er-DavIs Co, Cambridge
Ohio.
II. L. Quick & Co. Dover. OhiA
l.. Dawson & Son. Martins Ferry,
Ohio
Harry W!ner, New Mart;nsville
". Va.
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CLAIM BLIZZARD
Continued from Pago one)

there as a result Of the federal officer >
request: and that during ;hc time state
testimony showed him Ia have heeh
leading some of the mar'hcrs he W2| al
charleston or at his bonn" II =. Al
bans. He told the jury that "'"n Il
they believed blizzard guilty "f some
thing done in KandMAa or E""ne '""h T.
lies through which the marHh raHS'"
he could not be found guilty foT any
thing done there. but only for what Mas
done N I.uSan count. and e !; was done
with the purpose Of making w?r on the
state and subvc-tlng the state govern
mcnt.
lie also declared they could not find
blizzard guilty Of rurn!s h.uE a"mum'-
ton because ,hcrr was only oae witness
10 that.
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Uy.eaval Significant.

Bulk o. thcp progressive vote and ma
.!yrM. NlCtN.v.
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Two witnesses

Fetry was the first dvEcrs" Witness
and was followed by Roy Roberts. u
Charleston newspaper man. whose les
t.mony was oE seeing E.i%2arl 80 'ac
. union hraduuactCrS and Other p.Ar"F ~
Charleston on every day from \i.tSl
e u September / II was ca $,pi"n-
be- . aud , that the defense CONCEDED
Blizzard was in Blair and ether Logan
county towns. the FIRST da... according -
, their claims at Tetry's direction. nad
the second with federal troops that
were d.sarm!NC the miners forces.
!'ctry's frs: testimony w. C"n
trip or inspection mai" Ivy party 90
military officers and union officials. III
Guiding himself and K!,aIdrd "m Mug
ust a.. the day wAcu FL E"rn"'IS rer
the state. testified q" dr'rud.Ti Wa:
leading armed men from Marm"t >"
Jeffrey Tho trip ." which Frt"Y tod
started from Charlcsron. he sad. I"
learn whether the march0rs w":C ="
turning home in accord with the dire
lions oC District ,sI"nt g Frann
Rooney The au'"m"h''" 80 whrru h.T
2ard ard Er!Ead.or ,;Crcr:l ". ". l!"d
no:,z rode. wen: .p Lon, c-c"a =, I;ar n"
Will" thai carving r"trr .'.I"w.d
different route II"wcvcr. h" S2w E|2
card a. HIS rotUr no Ihar,'.'uu ina
Afternoon. tho wi'nC - sod.
Ordered to Turn Back
On tho might OF September b" sail
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09
First Christmas
 Tree

1DT1 HEN Ansgarius preached the WDW0, White Christ to the vikings of
 the North, so runs the legend of the Christmas tree, the Lord sent his three messengers, Faith, Hope, and Love, to help light the first tree. Seek ing one that should be high as hope, wide as love, and that bore the sign of the cross on every bOugh, they chose the balsam fir. which best of all the trees in the forest met the require ments. Perhaps that is a good reason why there clIngs about the Christmas tree in my old home that which has preserved It from being swept along in the flood of senseless luxury that has swamped so many things in our money mad day. At least so 1t was then. Every time see a tree studded with electric lights garlands of tinsel gold festoOnlng every branch, and hung with the hundred costly knickknacks the stOrekeepers invent year by year ito make trade" until the tree Itself uSdppebTb euIllViS uhuNi A'' "N' '--' have a feeling that fraud has been practiced on the kindly spirit of Yule.
 Wax candles are the only real thing for a Christmas tree, candles Of wax that mlngle their perfume with that of the burning fir, not the by-product of some coal-Oil or other abom!naticn. What If the boughs do catch href They can be watched, and too many candles are tawdry, anyhow. Also, red apples, oranges and old-fashioned cornucoplas made of colored paper, and made at home, look hundred times better and filter in the green; and so do drums and toy trumpets and wald-horns, and a rocking horse that need not have cost forty dollars.
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CRYING FOR HELP
Lots of It in Skagway But Daily
 Growing Less.

The kidneys often cry for help.
 Not another organ in the whole body more delicately constructed.
 Not one more important to health. The kidneys are the filters of the blood.
 When they fail the blood becomes foul and poisonous.
 There can be no health where there is poisoned blood.
 Backache is one of the frequent indications of kidney trouble.
 It is often the kidneys cry for help. Heed it.
 Read what Doan's Kidney Pills have done for overworked kidneys.
 Proof of merit in the following statement:
 z. H. Brott, Elgin, Ore, says: "I had kidney complaint and suffered from a dull backache and sharp pains across my kidneys. Mornings, I was lame and stiff and the action of my kidneys was irregular, being at times too free. I read of Doan's Kidney Pills and used them. They rid me of the backaches and put my kidneys in good order. Three boxes of Doan's cured me-"
 COG, a tall dealers. Foster-Milburn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
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A s2O,OOO,OOO CUT

The Government is now spending $50, 100000 a year on it's merchant ships. President Harding presented to Congress a plan by which this ex- pense can be cut to $SO,OO0,OOO a year with better service. His ad- dress on the subject, delivered on the second day of the special ses- sion, should be read by every citizen. You can get a copy by writing to your Senator or Congressman.
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Lawyer GainSFirst
 Hand Experience

Kenmore, O., Dec. 8.-Aft CT spending two hours behind the bars in the local jail, Attorney Oscar Hunsicker says he understands now why unfortunates sent there are so prompt in sending tor him. He is popular counsellor for indicators of greater and lesser wealth here.
 It was his last client who got the lawyer in duress. Hunsiclcer went to confer with Joe voditch, held on a liquor charge. Chief of Police Harry Pouison escorted the attorney to the jail and then locked him in. Immediately thereafter the chief was summoned to testify in court. Later he was called to the telephone and, with one thing and aaother, he forgot all about Hun sicker.
 The outraged barrigter pounded on the bars of tEe jail till his knuck- les were sore and shouted till his throat ached. Eventually a police sergeant heard him yelling for re- lease and took him before Mayor Goodman for an explanation. Hun sicker did not mince words, and the Mayor cut his explosives short with curt dismissal.
 Hunsickor says the Keep Out" sign which adorns the jail entrance possesses a sinister meaning for him new.
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Exhausted Her Interest.

He Husband. But why should we move? You were perfectly delighted with this neighborhoOd when we came here a year ago.
 Mrs. ChattersOn. know was, but I'm tired of talking about the same old neighbors for a whole year.-HOustOn Post.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

Word comes from the Zinkans on the last mail. They have been at Ponticton, and are now visiting with relatives at Edmonton, near where Mir. Ziukan owns a ranch of cOnsid- elabIe acreage. They report a most delightful and busy time, with weather something like most people think We have in Skagway.
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Washlno WindoWs.

If windows are washed when the sun Is shining on them they dry before there Is time to polish them, and look streaky. Always dust windows before washing them. Add little ammonia to the water to make the glass shine
 a --u-L ---u
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nrn1.u nrunucum
FOR TODA1

, DELIYERANCE AMIR TRAILS: When thou passest through the waters, will be with thee; and through the rivers, theey shall not overflow thee; wben thou walkest through the fire thou shalt not be burned; neither shall tho flame kin dle upon thee.-Isaiah 42: 2.
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D--O

The Ladies Auxiliary met at the 1Eausa. Friday afternoon. The change of tho place of meeting was made owing to the sudden illness of Mrs. Henry. who was taken with a severe chill 0u Thursday afternoon.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

Mrs. c. Hermann Miller was talk eu ill this week and has spent some time at the hospital
 Mrs. Miller was able to leave the hospital and return to her home on Thursday,
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Rumor is about town that MT. Charles Curtis and his family are eX- pectjng to leave Skagway for good pectiug to soon leave Skagway for good. Mir. Curtis has not been in and this is given as the cause of the hastening of the.r departure. People
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

A number of the ladies from Fort Seward came up Nn Wednesday on the Torrance. While in town they stopped at the Pulleu Houes. Mrs. George Donaldson, Mrs. R. E. Hen ry, Mrs. K. Maestens, Sergeant and Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Rogers and Miss Webb from HainCs.
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Mir. Dennis Kostis gave a dinner to his friends in Skagway on Mon day evening. Those who were pres ent at the dinner were MT. and Mrs. H. L. Johnston, Mir. and Mrs George Landers. MT. and Mrs. Lorne McAl- ister, and their two children, Ward and JaCque, MT. and Mrs. William A. Fries, Doctor W, A. Valens, and Miss Adele Cooper. The dinner was served at the Golden North Hotel.
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O 10 O

The three story addition to the PuIleu House is steadily going for ward and will soon be ready for put ting on the roof.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

The Naomi Chapter of the East oru Star held a special meeting on Tuesday night for the purpose of initiating Miss Dec Puckett and MT. Prosper Ganty. Those present re- port most delightful meeting.
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Skagwoys Social Week

Word comes from the south that MT. and Mrs. W. c. Blanchard and Kenneth are enjoying the sights and mild climate in the vicinity of Mt, Lowe, California.
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Those who were wise got their Eastern Christmas mail off om the Princess Mary, and the Jefferson, though it is raportsu that the Jeff ferson was not going to take mail as the contract has not been renew ed. but MT. Conway sent out all that came in by express.
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The Ladies are too busy getting things made for Christmas to take part in Social actf tties, therefore, the dearth in the Societv's Editors column.
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in skagway will be sorry to have this very delightful family leave.

Word comes from Seattle, that the Rasmusons are enjoying the weather and school work in the me tropolis, looking forward to the time of their return to Skagway. Of 30 students on the honor roll in an enrolment of 1900 where Elmer and Evangeline attend, two of those thirty are our friends from Skagway. Not so bad for Northerners.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

MT. Gurdru Farwcjl made has ty trip to Juneau, leaving on the Spokane end returning on the Este both. Teeth trouble was the cause of his going
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

Were there ever such moonlit nights as we're having. These nights with the sunlit days make the pro- verbal long night, one long day.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

T. J. Staudish is still at the hos pital and is making slow gains in recovery His many friends are of ten up to see him.
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70 O.

Dorothy Clark and Francis Van dewau have missed few days of school this week on account of slight ind snositfous. Thsy will be back at school next week.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

A delightful birthday party met at the home of MT. and Mrs. Alex Smith, on Third Avenue, Thursday afternoon. The occasion was Juani. tas twelveth birthday. Six boys and five girls were guests of the happy celebrant. After IIzny interesting and delightful gares they all gath cred round the table for lunch. Beautiful paper aprons for the girls and caps for the boys were the fa- ors bestowed. Tae excellent cake was surrounded by the requisite number of candles, and with the bright young faces around the board a pleasant picture was presented. More games occupied the time and interest of the youngsters after sup per, but all managed to get away about seven o'clock. Those present were Marian Ganty, Louis Selmer, Wilfred Goding, Evelyn Curtis, Don- aid Winterberger, Elizabeth Gault, Katherine Gault, Buster Pullen, Lel- and Gault, Etta Richter and the hostess. Many pretty gifts were re. coived by Juanita.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

Gordon Blanchard was host to a lively little party at his house on Wednesday afternoon. Assisted by Esi mother. Gordon entertained Pauline Selmer, Evelyn Goding, Christine Johnston, Dorothy Richter, Alice Story, Sylvia Baker, Ariana Black, Shirley Keller, Patricia Mur- ray. Geraldine Fesro, Dean Story, Edwin Gault, Dick Owen, John Guy CT, Donald Wallace, Frankie Han son and Billy Phelps. In the con- test of pinning the tail on the tur- key, John Guyer won first prize and Shirley Keller, second. The guests wished Gordon would have a birth day every week. The goodies provid- ed met with unqualified favor.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

To Cure a Cold in One Day
 Take Groves LAXATIVE PROMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of B. W. Grove. soc.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09
Enough.

CT have only one objection to the long skirt"
 "What?"
 "The length of it."-Life.
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Q Q -o

Mrs. Dortoro left for the south on one of the recent boats. We did not hear whether S e is expecting to stay for any length of time or if it is just a short trip.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

Mrs. ". A. PucEett of Whitehorse is spending the week in town. She expects to return on next Tuesdays train. While in town she is the guast of Mrs sam Hanson.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

The weather prophet promises that the present cold snap of day or so will break soon.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-12-09

. 100 reprints of latest copyright ic- ton at Keller Bros. $l.o0 each. Zane Grey. Curwcod. Burroughs. Nc Couough and others.
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LITTLE WANT ADS GET THE BIZ
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LOVE SPURNED,
TRIES SUICIDE
IN CRAbAPPLE
MINER HOLDS PISTOL TO HEAD
AND SENDS BULLET THROUGH
BASE OF SKULL.
ROMANCE CRASHES WHEN WOMAN
SHOWS MIN LICENSE TO WE'D
ANOTHER MAN.

When his love quest was s3urred John
Fsberny, miner. OF C~rahapp.e. attempt
ed suicide last a:Ehc by holding a pistol
20 the back % his neck and sending 4
bullet into his head. The shot CourS"i
upward and lodged over his right eve.
His death was expected m~omea;artly.
Haherny. according u Sheytr Richard
Lynch who Investigated n. Shooting de-
clared last night that his romIUc be
a about SIX weeks ago ard ended last
night when the wclaa0 O: Who he hat
become enauo-ej flashed a marriage
license on him u We'd another
Hahe-ay - said to Aavs become DIS
consola;e and wen; ahNu; the mining
intention % Sceek."x solace Tor his
hear, in death.
His threats were discounted. how
over. but when he weu; - his boarding
house earlier than usua. a :"w o: his
companions went ~ search "' him. lie
was found on tho bedroom toor uucou-
scluus.
DIR. Z. s Martin OF r~a.-ro!n, was
summoned.
The shattered romance as p.cccd -
gether BY sheriff Lyurh last night ran
about like this:
Seven weeks abb I!ahNrry and three
friends including the wife OF one were
motoring or the outskirts OF crab Apple
when the car s.deSw ped a bridge and
the river was KILLED.
Two OF the survivors bong single
felt /, their duty 20 propose marriage 10
the widow ot their FREUD. The re,uc,-
ant offers tT-Hrd 20 intense desire OF
Haoeruy's part anil residents oc crab
Apple said that toc the last two weeks
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Delightful Taste, Immediate
Relief, Quick Warm Up.

! The sensation n the drug trads 10 As.
"pirunal the quick acting cold and cough
rcliever. auth"rita,ively guaranteed BY
the laboratories: tested. approved and
most enthusiastically endorsed by the
highest authorities. and proclaimed by
Tho common people as ten times as quick
and effective ~ wh'skey. rock and rye
c~ any other cold remedy they have ever
tried.
All drug stores arc now supplied with
the wonderful now elixir. 30 step into
the nearest drug store, hand tho clerk
half a dollar for a bottle OF Aspironal
md tell him 10 serve you two teaspoon
fuIs. With your watch in your hand,
AK. the drink At orc swallow and call
for your money back in two minutes II
YOU cannot feel relief coming within tho
time limit. DON'T be hashful. for all
drugElsts invite you and expect you 10
try II. E~veryh"dy's doing Il.
Take tn" remainder "f the bottle home
% vour wife and ia bios for Aspironal Is
by far the safest and most effective. tho
en- siest 10 take and the most agreeable
cola and cough remedy for infants and
children. Ms well as for Rdults.-Adv.
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Of Community
Gatherings Conducted

The last ~ a series Of community
meetings held under the auspices Of
the Ohio County Farm Bureau was held
last evening In the Rice school house
OF Liberty district.
f. VI. Hunter. county agricultural
agent. delivered an address N the ac-
compl!shments OF tho bureau and OF the
work expected TO DO done during the
next year.
A radio concert and musical program.
and the showing az several reels 81 mo-
ton pictures featured the evenings en-
tertainment.
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You Can Quickly Timber Up
Sore, Stiff, Swollen Joints
10 the bono and blessed com.

penetrate to the BON and blessed COM
fort comes quickly.
Il abSrrbs Instantly and is so clean
and stainless that 0 can rub II on
often and get thereby results much more
quickly, wnfn tho joint is intIamed and
the agony intense.
Being such n powerful counter !rri-
,ant. II cannot help bringing speedy and
helpful results in congestion. sore
throat. chest. colds. lumhaEo and neu-
ralgia much quicker Than almost any
remedy You can buy.
Bat you must remember that Il - for
,otut Affections that Il is mostly dis
persad and i,s he~lntu.Ness will astonish
you after all ordinary l!u!mentS and
o,her treatments have failed Adv.
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Even Chronic Rheumatic ~Sweuings IN
Knee, Elbow, Shoulder or Finger
Joints Yield TO the Mighty Powerful
Innusrcs OF JorNT-EASE.

It's hero IN town \ Griesc's cut
Ratio Store and every live druggist has
It
It's a low price remedy. 20 be sure. but
that doesn', stop It from taking tho
kinks. lameness or torture out Of you-
troubled Joints.
JOINT-EASE Is tho name. So called
because Il IS compounded solely for tho
purpose OF relieving all Joint ailments.
Just rub Il on the tormerted. lame
Joints and IN just a few seconds II will
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Every Druggist in U: s: In
structed to Refund Price
While You Wait at Count
er if You Cannot Feel Re-
lief Coming Within Two
Minutes.
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nR
VANCE MEMORIAL.

E.i.ha,r ,rr~.urg Iu IN" Vance Memo
~, cbar,h, unarr tie topic another
wo-h war r. >,ot. W. Not" DR..
ra,,e. w., dt.cu%e the critical situation
a., ~. ,vrr,G affairs. laying stress on tho
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Huertsr.

Huertsr.
Due,-"one Jesus Redeener Bari
toni and soprano. by Hammond.
Evening.
Aufhcr1-SaviOr When Night Involves
the Evening SKY. by Shekle%.
Anthem - Lord Thou Art Ny
strength. by Goddard.
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Than
WH|SkEY FOR
BAD COLDS

New Elixir, Called Aspiron.
al. Medicated With Latest
Scientific Remedies, Used
and Endorsed by Euro
pean and American Army
Surgeons to Cut Short a
Geld or Cough Due to Cold
and Prevent Complica-
tons.
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last hope Of tho nations in preventing
another world war. IN the evening. at
100. DR.. Potter will discuss the impor-
tant topis Tho objectionable SIN
The music as rendered by the quartet
choir will be;
Morning.
I Hear the Voice Of Jesus Say by
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CHURCH NEWS
FIRST UNITARIAN

on Sunday morning, at the First Uni
tartan church. tho Rev. Harry Taylor.
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to: Mcsdamcs charles Marsh, William
stewart. George Marshall W. II. Iphanl,
Walter Golden. John O'Conner. II. {.
ponnnlly. William ROwleE. Charles Nc
Cluskcy and Miss Catherine Strob"I.
Warwood Personals.
Master Herman .EhhorlS is getting
along nicely after having his tonsils re-
moved Yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mason and son,
Of Newark. O. arc visiting friends here.
Miss Emma Lash iS visiting her
brother Edward in Albany, q.
Mrs r. a Bailey md son. Richard,
are tn" guests II Mrs Ba!ley's sister
Mrs W. : Garrett. of Salem. O.
e. 7. Hamilton mas arrived from No."
York. 10 Join his wife and son. who arc
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. !. e. Williams and
family. Of Twcrtv-f;rst street.
Master Franklin Lash is tho guest Of
relatives IN Albany. Q.
Mis- Edna I.o"S. Of Pittsburgh. g Wis
ling relatives on Warwood avenue.
Miss H"lcn Morris. If Detroit will re-.
turn HON" to-d1" after spending som"
time hero with relatives.
Nr and Mrs. Harry Stillw"ll and son
! arc visiting relatives IN GAINESVILLE.
Mr. and Ms Harold Russell and Mr.
and Mrs Jim Russell will lonv" to-day
| for an automobile trih TO New York and
Atlantic City.
Mrs G"org" Roll and Miss Kat" Schar
mock. 81 South Wheeling. wer" the
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To Receive Proposals

The sch"o! board Of Webster district
have announced that they would re-
ceive sealed proposals for he transpor-
,atlon Of pupils 20 the Pleasant Valley
school for the year 1928. Pupils In
this distric; OF the county arc furnished
free transportation 10 their school house
during tn" winter. Some walk. while
others r.d". but c"nv"yanccs are avail
able for All