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TURK AND ALLIED
DELEGATES RELAX
HOSTILE ATTITUDE
New Spirit of Cancellation
Displaccs ''Ultima4lm"
Atmosphere.
LAUSANNE NOW SEES
PACT NEAR AT HAND
American Declaration Inter
national Commission Unncc.
cssary Proves Helpful.
IsMET URGES PROTECTION
Pleads for Individual nnd to,Icc,I
Assurance Tint Turkey. Terri
tory VIII lie Snfcguurdcu
LAUSANNE NOW SEES
PACT NEAR AT HAND
IsMET URGES pRoTEt-rIoy
''cnhs Tor individual md Collective
Assurance Tint Turkeys Terri
tory VIII lie Snfrgunrdcd.
lKv AssocIntcd rrossl

LAUSANNE. Dec. co.-Both Turk
iSh and allied delegations rolaxcd In
their attitude today and discussed
control of tn" straits In such u CON
ciiia'ory spirit ,hat there is every
Indication some sort OF straits
convention may be signed in "A very
icw days.
American opposition to the pro-
p"sdi OF the allied powers FOR q COM
mission of control for the Turkish
S'fh'ts today took Concrct. form in
a m"m"ra andum presented by Am
sasSador child To tn" Secretary Cen
"rnl Of tn. Near East confcrcuca
IN" not" Of tn" United states de-
claring that IL does not regard an
international commission aS nec.s-
sary undoubtedly hnre fruit. as Lord
turzon CAV" careful attention to
iSmc' faSha'S pi"a that Turkey
would consider international inter-
ference with Turkeys affairs as
worse man death An agreement
likely viii q" reached oxcmptinE the
dcnilitariz"i zone along tho straits
rom control by ia" proposed intor-
rational commission which will have
jurisdiction only over navigation Of
The straits. leaving even IN. p!lOtaro
20 tho Turks
Urges Another Guarantee.
ismct Pasha also pleaded for fur
ih"r guarantees for tho safety OF
C"nstantInoplc than those which
would be afforded by the league OF
nations and proposed additional
guarantees similar To those given to
The Aiand Islands Ne insisted that
turkey must have further assur-
anc"s from IN" important powers in
dividual!y ana collectively that her
territory viii not be violated He
accepted in principle the fundam.n-
tal provisions for control of the
straits outlined by the allies. hut
pleaded that Turkey must have her
'overc.rn rights thoroughly safe
guarded
Lord Curzon. NJ. Rarcrc. Raron
iiayashi. NJ. Spalikovitch and other
speakers expressed great satisfaction
Continual on Pare 4 Col ,I
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SENATE DEADLOCK
IS TIGHTER AFTER
F|VE-H0UR DEBATE
Unable to Reach Agree.
ment for Vote on Dis.
placing Ship Bill.
THREE EFFORTS FAIL
TO HAVE TIME FINED
Farm Credits Friends and Sub.
sidy Foes Together Tie Up
Subsidy Measure.
SENATOR'S EVENLY DIVIDED
orp">inE Group. In Inner u,u
Ehch =" strong ~ to Make
NrtiOn DIfHrmtt.
THREE EFFORTS FAIL
TO HAVE TINE FINED
SENATOR'S EVENLY DI,IpEn
"rn">inE ''ronps In pprr House
Ench so strong - tu Make
Action Difficult.
fRy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Dee. 2o. .-E'iv I.
hours OF debat" and parliamentary
ihaneuN"rinE in tho Senate today
served only to tighten the doadlock
which has existed for thr.. days he
tween two opposing and almost equal
groups. one lighting to keep tn. ad
inIniStraiion shipping hill before the
Scnat" and the other TO displdcc that
measure
Three separate and distinct Efforts
we're made during the day to break
the dcadlocn through q unanimous.
consent agreement to vote u, a dcsig.
mated time upon the pending motion
1" lay aside the shipping bill and TO
lake up the Norris agricultural III
mhncinE measure. but each time an
objection nullificd the attempt.
Debate Runs Fnr AhcId.
After thr unsuccessful result Of
thcs" efforts the debate ran far aficld
ranging from Il discussion Of the
disposition OF Muscle Shoals to
charges that Ambassador Harvey n,
London. through hs recent state
m"nt on the European situation. had
cndeavor"d to affect the cotton and
graz markets in tn" United states
Sh piping ani Agricultural relief
legislation W.T." discussed at lesser
length and, when the S.nat. ad-
Journ"d, administration leaders were
frankly p"ssimistic over the posi-
bility OF vote within several week :
upon the ship bill. General belief
was expressed that the Christmas
recess would come and SO without a
break IN the struggle for dominance
between those trying to keep the
ship bill before the Senate until
rural credits Legislation can he re-
ported from the Banking ana Cur
rtncy Committee and those members
of the alliance formed between foes
OF the ship bill and advocates OF the
Norris agricultural bill
Jones Takes IuitIntivr.
The initiative in the effort To bring
The question Involved In the deadlock
TO an issue WAS made today. az on
yesterday and Monday, by Senator
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CONTRACT FOR LINK
IN NEW CABLE.

WASiiINGToN Dee % \ CON
tract has been signed In London be-
tween President Carlton. Of the
Western Union Telegraph Company.
and pr. GIanini. FOR the Italian gov
"rnmcnt. according To adviccs re-
"ciN"d in Italian quarters here. for
the construction az a cable between
Genoa and the Azores as the first
link of line that eventually " III
connect Italy with South America.
The Genoa Azores line will cost SD
600. 000.
The Italian government also had
contracted for construction of the
western end OF the transatlantic con-
ncction. which is to terminate on
the coast Of Argentina or Brazil. hut
this contract has been cancelled be-
cause IL was found impracticahlc 70
assume the financial burden OF build
ing 10th links at once IT now is
expected that work on the western
link VIII be started about year
hence.
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"FATTY" ARBUCKLE GIVEN RIGHT
TO RETURN TO MOVIE INDUSTRY
Will Hays Head of FiImdom, Announces Ban Removed
Against Actor, Effective January /, Asserting His
Conduct Exemplary Since His Trial

iitied to his chance and that the flm
ihdustry not only wanted to live and
iet i've. but 1t wanted to live and
help live.
Mr., Hays statement added:
Every man in the right and a,
the proper time is entitled to his
chance 10 make good. II Is apparent
that Roscoe Arbuckle's conduct since
his trouble merits that chance. So
far as i am concerned. there will
be no suggestion now that he should
not have his opportunity to go back
to work in his profession.
I'm our efforts to develop a com
plcte cooperation and confidence
within the industry. ! hope we can
start the new year with no yestcr-
days. Live and let live is not
enough; we Will try to live and help
live.
1T became known that certain def
nite features figured IN the action
(Continued on Page S, Col, 81 -
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Try Associated Press

PARIS. Dec. 20.-t;eurscs Clemen-
ccau. Frances noted wartime Pre-
micr. returned TO Paris today from
thirty -ninc-day trip to the United
states. He brought back with him
what he termed the happy rcmem-
brance that the people OF America
still love France. and also two boxes
OF grapefruit, which he declared
would contribute to his longevity.
Although h" seemed 10 he in a
rarely good -natured mood. ncvcrthe-
less close friends affected To see evi-
dences that his strenuous tour in
the United states had left its impress
upon him.
Given No OficIaI Welcome.
No official welcome awaited Glenn
encean. either at Havre. where he
landed this morning. from the steam.
er Paris. or in th capital. Numerous
friends. howevef,t greeted him at
Havre and also In Paris. Official no.
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PALMETTO LIMITED
WRECKED IN GEORGIA
IEy Associated Press. !

JACKSONVILLE. FLA, Dec. 20
'Wo fu!lmans OF Atlantic Goa [
Line train No. 81. southbound were
reported t" have turned over at Al
icnhurSt. Ga. near Waycross. to-
night. Reports reaching here said no
one was seriously injured
The train. known as the Palmetto
Limited, en- route from New York to
Florida. was reported to have been
running two hours late. which would
make its departure from Savanna
around o'clock. Reports here said
the train split switch and that n
wrccker had been dispatched from
Savannah.
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j. S. OUTCLASSED
BY BRITISH NAVY
Senate Committee Told Of
Situation in Considering
Appropriations.
STRESS LONG RANGE"
Maximum Distance of English
Guns 10000 Yards, as
Against 10000.
STRESS "LONC RANGE"
IBy Universal sarvioo +,

" 3SiilNGTON. Dec. Ex-senator
Ioindexicr. defeated at the last cleo
;ion FOR approving the four-powcr
racine treaty, with Senator Swanson.
OF Virginia. and Senator Hale. OF
Maine. today voted as a Subcommit-
Tee FOR another international confer
cnce.
swanson Fnvor~ Another Conference,
BY Associated Press.i
WASHINGTON. Dec. eO.-Relatiyc
lighting efficiency of British and
American hnt;icships. particularly a,
ionS range. were understood today ~
nav" been called sharply to the at
tention OF tn. Senate Naval Commit
tee in consideration OF the pending
naval appropriation bill. Naval Of
hcers are known TO he greatly CON
cerncd on the point, as tn. british
have virtually completed postwar
modcrnlzai!on OF their nftccn-inch-
gun ships and no start on similar
work has Vet been matte IN the Amer
lean Navy
The effect OF IN" British postwar
improvement. IL was said today I'm
naval circles. was to give the entire
main British fleet range OF 100000
yards against a maximum of about
10000 yards for all American battle
ships. hut the Tennessee. California
Maryland. Colorado and West. Vir-
einia. In addition. as permitted nm
der the Washington treaty. the Brit
!sh ships hay" hecn equipped with
blister antitorpedo construction
and their decks armorcd against air
plane bombs and high angle fire.
Estimate Cost at 500 OOU.O9O
y rough estimate of the cost of
moderntzing American ships in the
same way, so far as increasing gun
elevations and strengthening decks
IS concerned, is Approximately see
100000. In the British program MS
much as S4.GG0.000 is said to have
been expended on single ship.
When naval estimates were under
consideration In the budget bureau.
FUNDS We're asked by naval officials
for limited program this wear on
making over battlcships TO he re-
tanned under the treaty. The items
presented called for conversion of
coal burning hatticships of the four
teen inch-Gun type to oil burners and
the installation Of nvc-inch antiair-
craft batteries to replace all pr.sru,
'hrtc-inch guns on the big ships The
items went out both before the bud-
get and in committee. hut ,b,r, ,-.
indications that more urgent rcprc-
scntaiions are being made to the SEN
ate.
Change from coal 10 oil fuel is of
vital Importance in widening the cf-
!ective radius Of action OF the ships.
II was explained by naval officials
while substitution OF hvc-inCh anti
aircraft batteries means using shells
Continued on Pare . f',i 4
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SAYS u. S. TRIP
LAST CHAPTER IN HIS CAREER
Tells interviewer He Has Not Objected to French Oc.
cupation of Ruhr District. but Fears German Strikes
Will Result-Rcachcs His Home in Paris.

tice ot his return was lacking duo
To his expressed wish.
The Tiger. when asked CONCERNING
his views OF what had been accom-.
plishcd during his tour. took refuge
behind the brusquc manner he 50
well knows how to assume when oc-
caSton requires. He indicated by
few casual phrases that IL there wa,
any import TO his visit tho American
people would get it, They havo
sense enough" ne declared.
Last Chapter OF His Career.
lie added that for him his Journey
was the chapter that ended his
career. lie said he was moved by
the sense az fatigue which sooner
or later must terminate his interest
IN the influences o: earthly matters:
like true Frenchman, he was yearn-
ing for the quick peace OF soI!tuae.
During the homeward yAyags
Clemenceau is reported to hayss said.
Continued on Page 3. Col, 2.)
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GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
STOLEN RIGHT AND EFT
Justice Operators Unable TO
Get Evidence Until They
Participate in Acts.
'"A' Quantities OF Material InuIed
hwny From navy Yard
by ConspIrntorn.
Try Associated prcss.l

NE" YORK, Dec. 2o-Details Of
an alleged big conspiracy TO loo, the
BrooHlyn navy base were revealed
today with the arrest OF twenty-five
civilian employees
Tw"nty-thrce persons were indicted
recently by a Federal grand Jury after
long Investigation in which the
navy intelligence service. Depart
Lent OF Justice and New York noIicc
Joined Tho tw"nty-thlrd civilian
mad not hcen found at night fall
Twcnty-T'wo trrnigncd
he Others were arraiGncd before
!. Federal Judge Garvln aud hold in
*5.opo bail each. None could furnish
this amount and the court indicated
IL might reduce bail II an carly dat.
for trial could not he fixed a, the new
hearing. January 3
Although authorities at tho Navy
department IN Washington tonight,
declared their reports Of the effects
in BROOKLYN Indicated "a total Of only
2l,2eo Involved, the Indictments re-
turned against tn" persons arrested
charged ,h"fts totailine 2a.l0O under
'hr"e headings. o: $500 1900 and 81
600.
Thcft> Long Continued
officials taking part In tho invc..
tlSati"n ln nrooklyn pointed ou, to-
night ,hht despite the small amounts
specifically charged. the alleged
.ih"!ta have been carried on over a
period OF two years ana NOR. than :,
scor. o: persons have been Indicted
while many more are believed to
have been Involved. Therefore. the
investigators *alh, .he present
iharGcs al" only an opening wedge
ana h"lpr" the cas-" Is complete 1t
should show thcfts OF certainly not
less than 'loo."oo traceable to the
group "i persons snadow-d during
tho pas, three months
II may be. the investigators said
that when ali tho losses since the
war ar. Checked up the total may
reach "A far greater ngur..
Thieves show Cunning.
Navy Intelligence officers under
crcpanc.cs between tn. Inventories
and the stock euppoScd TO bc on
hand. but the thieves We're too cum
.a,nE Tor the regular naval detective
force. the members OF which wcr.
apparently we'll known 10 those who
We're doing the stealing
william j. Hgrns. chief Of the bu-
rcau %. .nyeStigatlon OF the Depart
mcnt of Justice. then was asked for
help and ordered Edward j. Brcn-
nan. head OF the bureau's New York
Office. 20 assign operatives.
Brennan consulted Police Com
missioner Enrisht and borrowed tho
services Of Detective Francis Trainor
HAD 10 Steal q" Get Evidence.
Under tn" direction %: Federal
Agents Robert Walsh and Ralph
Navarro and Trainor. men were pu,
into the warehouses rs checkers. la
horers. watchmcu and hookkeepcrs
These detectives found themselves
watched narrowly until they took ad-
vantage OF opportunities obviously
put In their way, al stealing small
articles. such as wrist watches and
marine glasses. Not until they ac-
tuaily concealed these articles and
,lrh,t Ill =,
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Bandits Hold Up Bank:
Escape With $4,000
lEv AssocLat.h rrcss.

DYER. iND.. Dec. 2u.-Thi ec
bandits this afternoon held up
The r'irst National Bank ut Dycr,
and escaped with 5000
ON. bandit. who Was dressed
as woman. was shot by John
k"ilman. grocer. ami apparently
mOrtally wounded. Ills Compau-
ions threw him into the aitomo-
bile and fed West on the Lincoln
Highway.
The bank was robbed wear
aG" in the sam" manner by ban
d'tS wh" 20; away with $500
William Gcttlcr. a bookk"cp.r.
was alone in tn. bank at T.. NJ
today when the man in woman's
clothes entered ana covered him
with revolver. then siEnall"d to
the other two, who came in and
cleaned out all the money ia the
vault.
As tn" trio turned TO run to
their automotiie, Gctilcr stepped
on a burglar alarm and merchants
along the street armed themselves
and opened fire.
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EBv Associated rrcss.1

LOS ANGELES. Dec. 20.-Roscoc
Hpueh'e' t' rotund comedian. barred
from the screen since last April he
cause of the encounter with IN. Law
WAS 'oaay restored to the privilege
OF coming back TO the place once
occur occup,.d In the industry. If he can.
WI IL, rays head Of the picture
industry. announced that ali rcstric.
tions against the actor were to cnd
January J.
ihe Famous Playcrs-Lasly Corpo-
ration. which distributed Arhuckic's
pictures. announced that no cnrort
would he made at present 10 marie,
or the films that wcr. withdrawn
or others that were never released
Soscph Schenck. producer. said he
would mtioy Arbucklc. and the lat
tor said he was thankfuI for ~,
chance to work and would strive to
make good W
MT Hays Issued brief statement
saying he felt every man was ON
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
SEATTLE LINE CUTS
RATE TO BOOST TRAFFIC
ms Associatcd Prcssl

SEATrLE WASH, Dec. 2n.-Fares
on the municipal car system hav-
ing been reduced to cents from s
Ia cents. effective March !. Seattle
officials are lahoring TO educate the
public tn ride more.
Present revenues. according 10 Of
fetal statements, are barely sufficient
20 opera;" and eiaintain the system
aud pay installmcntS on It's purchase
price OF Sl3,00O.O TO mako the
system pay it's way &c per cent more
riders must use the cars after the
iNrr is rchMre,l. II Is estimated
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
ACTION ON ATTORNEY
APPOINTMENT BLOCKED
Try Associated Press1

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O-Acticr.
by the Senate on the nomination of
Pierce Butler. 81. Paul attorney, To
be an Associate Justice OF the
United states Supreme Court. was
blocked again today by an objection
to consideration. Senator Norris, Re-
publican. Nebraska. was understood
10 nave entered the objection. but
Cha Nelson of the judiciary.
Committee. was said to have served
notice that he would call up tho
nomination aEain tnmnrrnw
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
Senator Hcflin Would
Have Recalled Harvey
Lny Unitcrsal Service.

WASiiINGTON, Dec. 20.-Com-
mcntlng upon Ambassador George
Iiarvey's recent speech in London
In which he questioned whether
woman possesses a soul. Senator
ionin. OF Alabama. In the Senate
today declared:
''1f ] had been President when
Harvey made that statement I
would have recalled him by
cable"
Why not simply dismiss him
and let him stay there?" inquired
Caraway. Of Arkansas.
We'll ! would have done II in
tho way that would humiliate him
most" Helm replied.
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Congress Passes rhlrd ,uppry Hi,

w WaSHlNGTON. Dec. 20.-ConSres-
Sional action was completed today on
the S33,O0O.0c0 appropriation bill for
the departments OF State and Justice
and the measure sent to the Presi-
dent. the third supply bill to he
finished by Congress- extra session,
which began December l3. This
compares with the previous year
when only one appropriation bill and
that generally minor one. had
passed the House alone prior to
Christmas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
SENATE CONFIRMS
ROSES NOMINATION
Swanson Fnvor~ Another Conference
Try Associated pressl

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2O-Thc
nomination of Judge John c. Rose
TO be Circuit Judge OF the Fourth
circuit. which includes the States of
west virginia. Maryland. Virginia
and South Carolina. was confirmed
today by the Senate. The nomina-
tion failed OF confirmation at the
recent special session.
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kIlIn Two Holdun AIcn

TERRE HAuTE. IND. Dec. Co
Frederick Cleveland and Grover
Smith. said 10 have police records.
We're shot and killed early today.
while attempting to holdup Ollie
Mullins. At his home ten miles south
OF this city. Cleveland was killed in
stantly and Smith died two hours la
ter In a hospital here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21
Chicago Breaks Postal Record.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2O.-Proof OF the
Christmas mail rush was seen here
today when Arthur G. Lueder, post
master announced that the Chicago
posioflicc established a worlds rec
ord for the volume of mail handled
In single day by one postohicc.
Postal employees. he said. counted
6,3s3.3oS pieces of hrst-class mail
and 1,,573.3 tons OF second. third and
fourth-elass matter, mostly parcel
post
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STORM WARNING
BULLETIN ISSUED
LRy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Dec. 90. - The
w Gather bureau today issued the fol.
lowing storm warming:
Advisory L. NJ. Northeast storm
warnings displayed Charleston. :. c.
I" Delaware Break water Disturb
ancc central near Tampa. will move
rapidly Northwcstward. attended bv
strong winds and probably gales to-
nirhin
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omr.r KIrird Hating ou,rr.l

EASToN PA. Dee ?N--A police
man was shot and Killed and a civil
Ian probably was mortally wounded
her" lat" last night In AN exchange
or pistol shots after the policcma u
attempted In break up street quar-
rel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21

Boat Service 10 baltimore. 5000
York River iine--$3.00. Save time
and 2.oney. Travel while you sleep.
FssC'connecttng train to West Point.
Southern Railway. 500 East Main st.
Phone Madison 272.--Adv.
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Bonnr Inv Now .Grnpdp, !,

IHy TnlVcrsaI Scrvicc.l
LONDON. Dee. 20.-premier Ronar
Law became grandfather for the
irst time tonight 4 son was born
To Lazy sykes. the Premicr's daugh-
ter,
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No One scriou.Iy uurt.

JESUP. GA. Dec. :O.--Forty
persons were injured. none scri-
ously In the \. c. l.. wreck a; Al
lcnhurst tonight. according to in
formation received here
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-21

Atlantic Coast Line train No. X3.
wrecked near Waycross. Ga. passed
through Richmond at l 4. NJ. We'd
nesday. II Is not known whether
there are any Richmond passengers
aboard.
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The Weather

Rnin on const and rnin or snow In
interior today, tomorrow, fnir
and warmer.
tFor fun weather report. SEQ page 81
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CONTINUED on Page 4. Col. e.)
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1922-07-13
WHITE PINE NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Tommy McCown and
children, of Little Laurel, were visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ii. SINNERS Saturday
and Sunday. They were accompanied
home by Miss Dolly SINNERS.
Rev. Alva Kelley and family are here
visiting relatives
Ben Stewart. of Henrietta. was I'm
our burg a few days last week.
Several of our boys were Grantsville
visitors Friday and Saturday evenings.
Miss Effie Dee whipkey is staying
at Gilbert Haddox's of Freed.
Bruce White returned home, last week
after spending several days at Morgan
town.
Miss, Cory whipkey. of Elizabeth.
was visiting her aunt, Mrs. Spencer
White, since we last wrote.
Mr.. and Mrs Arley Ayers, of Grants
vile, were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J.
Ayers last week.
There will be a ChiMren's Day pro-
gram at the Cherry Fork church Aug.
9Th. Everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
Miss Billy Ayers is visiting her sister
Mrs. Gilbert Haddox. of Freed.
Miss Gene Ayers, and Messrs. George
SINNERS, Foster Ayers and Arthur
Whipkey motored over to Harrisville
for the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Paris Vancamp are
visiting at Walkers Station.
Messrs. Coleman Peninger, Bud Kel-
ley and Ike Green attended the 4th at
Parkersburg.
Mrs. Spencer White was visiting rel
atives at Big Springs last week.
Isaac Whipkey. of Trace Fork. was a
visitor In orr burg one day this week.