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Special Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
To the Creditors of George
Gritchfiald deceased:

To the Creditors of George
Critchfield, deceased:
In pursuance of a decree of the
Circuit Court OF the County OF Ma
RON, made in a cause therein
pen ding, entitled James D. Charl-
ton, Administrator, plaintiff and
Ora Critchfild ct al defendants
and dated 18th day OF June. 1922,
to subject the real estate of tn.
said decedent to the payment of
his debts, you are hereby required
to present your claims against thu
estate of said decedent Cor adjudi-
cation to E. C.. Frame. Chancery
Commissioner at his office In the
City Of F'airmont, Marion County,
West Virginia, on or before the
2Srd day OF September. 1922. next.
witness, L., A. Gather. Clerk of
said Court, this 10th day OF Aug
ust, 1922, and 60th year OF the
L. "a. GATHER. Clerk.
Aug. 10, II. "a. 81. Sept. z. IA.
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...] ENTERPRISE
Mines Resume Operations

Mines Resume OPERATIONS
practically all of the mines in
this community have resumed
Operations Miners who had been
working at other occupations have
to, the mines, in some
IA ses leaving their late employers
without help. Particularly was this
noticeable with a road foreman
working a force of men near Hay
wood Out of thirty men twenty
4 six returned to the mines Other
help has since been obtained, but
I aT,,ls1increase in wages had to be
Soffered for the road work.
$500 Local Young Man ~
paul yarnon. son OF Mrs. Vlr,
Spinia Varnon was taken very III
The first OF the week and yester-
#day was removed from MS nome
SfoSssSt Marys Hospital at Clarks-
,SSh,,1rsyS where he will undergo an
@Enaration for appendicitis Mr.
srnonSw a patient in the same
hospital in August of last year ana
{nnd erwent a surgical operation
: Surprise Parry
a yery pleasant surprise party
9was given at the NJ. E. South par.
) snnage ON last Friday evening, the
honor guest being Mrs. Hopseu,
sawifeyof the Rev T. J.. Hopsen :,
SMrs Hopsen went for an automo-
@bileA ABIDE early in the evening with
@heT husband and a neighbor I'M
smediately after her departure
u trfends took possession of the
home and arranged for the party,
the ARRANGEMENTS including decor
atoms. refreshments. seating
snanacity and other conveniences-
sOn her return Mrs. Hopsen was
sgenuinely surprised to find her
house filled with guests, and the
table spread with delicactes, In
acludins birthday cake. Many
xhan dsome presents were shower
>edupon her and the evening pass
ia IN an enjoyable manner Those
prfssent were the Rev. and Mrs. T.
.JAHopsen. Dr. and Mrs. r. 3.
Zlntire, Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. Bice.
mr.. and Mrs. Howard Plgott. Mr.:
and Mrs. Glen Sturm, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Martin, Mesdames
Reye Hardesty, Tim TetrIck. Lyde
Sturm, Nancy Tetrick, w. E.
Tetrick, Charles Moser, Roy Fort
new. A. NJ. Springer. Howard
4 Shafer, the Misses Susan Hughes.
\ BRYAN Sturm, Mary Laulis. Mar
Searet Martin. Edith hopscn, Guen-
l,sdine McIntire. Mabel Pigott,
Y DORIS maTI1n huIA 11OpSeu, clluo.f
Sturm MessrS David JoneSf
THOMAS Hopsen. Carl Hopsen
and Robert Mouser-
TetIick-St1rIn Reunion
More than three hundred people
,attended the Tetrick-Sturm re-
A,nion which was held at Vfropa
seRoolhouse last Sunday. Speak
~ by M embers of both families
Eas a. feature of the program, and
snod music was also furnished.
M officers for the ensuing year
sare President. w. Guy Tetrick;
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Business Opportunities

ADVERTISE IN TAMPA. II you
wan, TO buy, sell or eScEange ac-
yerLise your wares in Tampa and
South Florida. One o. the mosl
prosperous regions OF today. Al
ways use Times want Ads. larg
est Tampa circulation ana larges.
daily average wanr ad lineage CT
any Florida paper. Guaranteed to
all advertisers. Regular rate oEe
cen. per word Monthly rate on ap-
pltcation. Inquiries cheecfully an
swered. Address THE TAMPA
TIMES. Tampa. Florida. 3S66A
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All other expenditures payable
out of funds Of the municipality
for regular municipal purposes for
the current fiscal year.
Salaries of general adj
ministrative officers.s 10000
NOTE: Include Mayor. Clerk,
Recorder, Treasurer, Police Judge,
City Attorney and Councilmen or
mmissioners, when authorized
by charter.
Compensation of assist
ants and clerks ----.S 10000
Salaries of chief and
one police ...:.......-..-. 2,s4o.oo
General expense police
department ....-- $500
Salaries OF chief and
bremen --.....,.-...--.--. $1,000.
New fire equipment - 10000
department. So 10000
Salaries health commits
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.iMPoRTAN1 NOTICE

rhe West v.rg1nlan win not be
responsible for more than one in
correct insertion of any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time
An cancellation orders on con-
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed to the
Want-Ad Department. This is for
your protection.
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Total 3 e, 500
STATE OF WEST VIRG GINA
COUNTY OF MARION M
CITY OF MANNINGTUN,8 to-wtt

I, r. Emmett Mock1ersS City
Clerk, in and for thesmunicipaIify
of Huntington, county of MAJ
ion and state Of WestSVirginiados
hereby certify that the oregolnEs
conforms tot an order mad by
the concil of said municipalitys1,1s
the sth day of August.lf1 ~ $500
Given under my hand this tn
day of August, Is 22--s
R. EMMETT MOCKLER.
II City Clerk of the Munici-sss
q pality Of Huntington, V.ssN Al
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PRICE OF PIPE BOOSTED

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Aug. a.
The National Tube Co. here today
announced an advance in the price
of steel pipe to meet an increase
posted by independents week
ago. Standard pipe, black, was
increased Sc a ton, while standard
pipe, galvanized, went up 81 a
ton. Other goods were advanced
in proportion.
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List your property with Levi B.
Harr, real estate broker, and
get in line With his great home
selling campaign Phone Isl TO-
further inform ton 51S5A
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Houses For Sale

THREE eight roomed brick houses,
also one house for rent. j. B..
Crewl. sol Auburn ST. Phone
1861. e23s q
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This Date IN History
Life and character Reading.
AUGUST "a.

The governing sign Of this date
is the double sign of Leo-Virgo.
This person is on the cusp- The
governing planet is the Sun, and
the birthstone is a ruby or dia--
mond-
y. The people have more tact
than the Virgo or Leo persons and
rarely offend or disturb. The heat
of Leo is modified by the GOODNESS
OF the earth, and there is not SO
much temptation to take offense
toward unkindiy criticism as pre-
walls in the signs when taken
separately.
These persons are usually a
very strong combination of Fire
and Earth. But fire in this in
stance seems naturally turned to
productive issues. These natives
apparently realize that the Earth
needs the sun and they focus its
love and intelligence and do not
play with and scatter their forces.
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. A.ny Rlnd of oak.
poplar and hickory. Can cut
to I'LL your need. Phone 17S3-M
or write Elmus p Moran. Fair
mont. Route NO. .. 5O33A
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Autos and Accessories

Phlladelpnla bSzx1r1 5srvzcs
Station
IN Fairmont Carriage Works
recharging and repairing on all
makes OF batteries. Philadelphia
Diamond GRID batteries. guar
anteed two years.
JOHN NJ. SP3AR- Prop.
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Metal workers. carvers. and sill
,ver-smiths may look through the
Want Ads and feel sure of finding
better positions than they are
now holding.
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TO SELL, BUY Ok RENT SEE
Nj GEO. H.. BROBST. REALTOR,
PROFESSIONAL BUILDING.
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/ Sell airInont

EDGEA1oNT HOME. Rooms
and bath. furnace, garage. large
level lot, at car stop, Phone PSI
EAST PARK AVENUE.
Rooms and bath. garage. large
level lot, on car line. Phone 1452R
CARLTON STREET, Rooms
and bath, corner lot, one block
from car line. TERMS Phone
396-R.
FRONT STREET. A Rooms and
bath. large rooms. gas. water and
electric lights, good. cellar, extra
building lot. Terms Phone 1882
LEVI B. HARR
Phone gal
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Special Notices
MUNICIPAL COUNCIL LEVY
ESTIMATE FORMS
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MARION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MARION,
CITY OF MANGINGToN, to-wit:.
At a regular session of the
city of Warrington, Marion coun-
=ty, held in the council chambers
thereof. in the Municipal Build
ing on the second Tuesday in Au-
gust, to-w1t, the Sth day of Au-
gust, 1922, there We're present J..
NJ. Barrack, Mayor; r. Emmett
Mockler,- City Clerk, and Com
missioners H. Val Burt and A J..
Hess, members of the City Com
mission OF said city.
In accordance with chapter 126
Acts of the legislature Of 1919.
the council proceeded to make up
an estimate of the amounts neces-
sary to be levied for the current
fiscal year, to cover all municipal
debts and liabilities payable dur
ing the said year, including prob
able expenditures for municipal
purposes, and proper allowances
for delinquent taxes, expense of
collections and contingencies;
but deducting therefrom the
money in the city treasury appli-
cable to the service OF the year
and municipal claims and doth
determine and estimate the sever
al amounts to be levied as fol-
lows:
CURRENT MUNICIPAL PUR-
POSES
Estimates
Estimated Receipts
The amount due the munich
pality for regular municipal pur-
poses, and the amount that will
become due and col1ectible from
every source for such purposes.
except from the levy Of taxes to be
made for the current fiscal year
Balance in hands of
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Special Offices
'ltE.,ntns
CnnNnnx

sioner and employees ossQasssS
General expenses health
department - 20Qs0gx8
Salaries Superintendent
crematory and ems
ployeeS ..-.....---.s-.-2- q 0.Uus2Ess
General expenses crem-
atory and garbag
plant -.----......---------s- - 9 0sNAsssss
Janitor's compensation
and supplies
Expense keeping and
! feeding prisoners
Repairs to City bui Id
ings and jail e. nQ
Furniture aud fixtures- 5000 az
Stationery, o:tce sup
ro s''ss and seel1neat s;ss
streets. sewers 81 500 h
Light for street light - s.
rs ;Ss - ,=:...:...= s.ss
Telephone and teiez
graph 5
Freight and drayage o $500 sss
Advertising and legal
publications IS % 60
Insurance on city build
ings and property-.-. 10 0sQGss
Election expenses sOlsslQzsS
Attorneys fees, court
costs and damages IL, . o0saQa
Salaries-street com n
missioner and regu
lar employees 22,53 9.nQs
N ew Equipm ent
street departm en- t. 0Ds0Qss
department s.., 2 oosoo
Maintenance Of street
and alleys ....------------ ,000.Q gIssss
maintenance Of sewers 200 .0gssssS
Bridge CONSTRUCTORS and
quired i, 90 Doc
payments -.......--..s; .sa o'osno9
Delinquent taxes and Il
discount -...... 0O.Q Osgs
Grand total dis burseS
ments-generaI fund 2.252S2S
Total estimated receipts ,E
brought forward....-.i1S,6 46sSs1sS
Amount to be provide ed
by lew for current
municipal PURPOSES IS, 605.41Ss#
1t appearing FROM the 9oteS
going estimate that is neCesSs
sary to raise by levy, after les
Quoting all credits, IS S,605t41forss
regular municipal tpurp osess
therefore it isNdetermtned#t h atsaS
levy of seventy cents 0c0@s onsssA
each one hundredafd rsssaEsessES
ed of all property taxablest
said municipality of M aiming
W. Va, thereof, as certified t0sthess
officers whose duty is to- Maks
such report, as follows:
Real estate --.....-------$ 54IiSQ0s0gE
Personal propetry-.f1s474, S0Qsggg
Public utility prop
. erty --.---.-......---- 9 ,,459ss24ssS
Total .------.....:. s. Is, oS
x The city commission deterMin
ed and estimated that llssbssSs:
n ecessary to raise $5,467.2 6SEIoTSas
principal and interest to paysti ms
full outstanding street bond 49,
sued in 1898. And in order
do this an extra levy mime cenfs
(9c) is necessary hich Levy
was so made by the city comndss
81 IN. ssassss
STATE OF.sWESTS VIRGINIA.
COUNTY OF MARION,s ssssss
CITY OF MANNINGTONsSto -yyit :s
l. r. Emmett Mock1ersss CIty
Clerk, in and for themunicipaIit
of Mannington, county MAJ
ion and State of stsVirginia DO
,, orahvE certify tn the fOregOinE$&
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STOCK KEEPER for large store
room in Fairnont. Ability to use
desirable Permanent
position. Address Box MIR Care
The West Nirginian. 5244A
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Contracting

When answering advertisements.
please say you saw it in The Yves:
virgintan.
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Situation Wanted. Male

GENERAL housekeeping and rug
washing. LEE TAYLOR. Phone
1O71-W 5226A
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TWO LARGE unfinished rooms
: on first floor. Apply 210 Newton
Street. oa4i a
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GOOD MEN. Steady work. Helhick
Foundry Machine Co. 5242 a
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SALESMAN WITH CAR. Cord
tires at prices below competitors
500. 90 and expenses, HYDRO
VULCAN TIRE COMPANYe. 1104 s..
Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Illinois.
iFH -,4 5245 A
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Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished
room on Fairmont avenue. rea-
.sonabIe Call 1971-M or at 603
Fairmont avenue. 1927 A
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situa tiOns Wanted Female

GIRL 16 years old wants house
work or restaurant work. Write
Julius Mayors, House 22S Baxter.
w. Va. o24l "A
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Statesmen Wanted

CIGAR SALESMAN wanted $3.50
month and expenses. Former eN-
perience not necessary. Send ad-
dressed stamped envelope for in
formation National Cigar Co !,
High Point, N. c. 6246 a
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Male Help Wanted

WANTED: Neat appearing boys
over IS in advertising work.
Apply Mr.. Elliott. Hote. -cAlpin,
from 5 to Sp. N: 52OsA
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UNFINISHED Rooms

TWO UNFINISHED rooms. Hot
and cold water. Sink in kitchen.
Private entrance. Phone 1907.
524S A
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WANTED-Neat appearing young
men, over 1 8 years old, to help
in advertising work. McAlpin Ho-
tel. between and p. NJ 5225A
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First class automobile
mechanic. No other need apply.
Call at 1926 Jackson Street, Fair
mont Oakland Sales Company
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L. a. GATHER. Clerk.
Aug. 10. II. "a. 81. Sept. 2. IA.
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INDEPENDENT PLUMBING co.
for prompt, service and lowest
prices 800 Quincy Street. Phone
$751;, e1o2 =.
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FURNISHED ROOMS--prices rea-
sonable. 524 Ogden Avenue.
Phone 2s6-W. 4S22A
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FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms. 2t1 Chicago, st. 6015Ai
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Restaurants
Heating Plumbing

A. wRoE, PLUMBING, Phone
169s-JX1. Ala Wiley Street.
5044 a
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Professional Service
Hauling and Transfer

J. C. NULLHauling Of all kinds.
MOVING A SPECIALITY, 2Uf
Diamond ST. Phone 14s7-M. SAP a
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THIRTEEN BALLOONS WILL
START RACE LATE TODAY

MILWAUKEE, May 3l.-(By The
Associated Press.) g. Thirteen bal
looms today tuGged at their moor
ings, ready to get away at $3.50
o'clock this afternoon in the thif-
teenth national balloon race which
will decide the three entries of the
United States in the international
contests to be in Switzerland in
August.
While the course of flight of the
pilots will be dependent entirely
upon the whims and fancies OF
winds thousands OF feet above the
ground, indications early today
were, so far the man on terra
firma could Judge, that the final
destination of most Of the air tray
elers would be Southeastern Can,
ada.
The first balloon to take air will
be the smallest entry-that of Rov
Donaldson of Springfield. III Of
$4,000 cubic feet capacity.
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MURPHY CHAMPION
ON TWO CONTINENTS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. May 81
Jimmy Murphy. the smiling. boyish
Los Angeles youth today holds the
distinction of being the only driver
in the world to win the premier
automobile races of two continents.
the French Grand Prix anc the 500
mile race over the Indianapolis mo-
tor speedway here yesterday. This
is Murphy's second year as driv-
err, as he only graduated from the
grade OF mechanician two years
ago. BY strange coincidence. it
was Captain Eddie Rickenbacher
who gave Murphy the cleckered
flag in token of victory yesterday
the same Murphy who rode beside
Rickenbacher as a mechanician in
the race here six years age.
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NEW YORK STATE LEADS
IN NUMBER OF GOLFERS

CHICAGO. Nav 31-Nearly
half of the leading amateur golf
ers of the United State, as shown
by the eligibility list in the United
States Golf Association, listing
players who may compete in the
next national championship. live
in the comparatively small portion
of the country east of Ohio and
north of Virginia.
The geographical distribution
places 81 of the zoo of the eligible
golfers in that area 81 west of
that territory and is in the SOU
thern states east of the Mississippi
River.
New York, including the metro
politan players in New Jersey
leads the states with 81 first class
players. while Illinois has 80.
Pennsylvania 80 and Massachu-
sets 90.
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SCHOOL CLosED-GAL TWO
guests of the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Straight.
Miss Vemba Michael spent the
weekend as the guest OF Mr. and
Mrs. Admiral Wolfe of Fairmont-
C. x. Prickett. late principal OF
the Barrackyi1le High School, is
leaving in a few days for Des-
moine, Ia, where he has accepted
"a position.
Miss Hattie Groves of Fairmont
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Otis Milan last Sunday.
Suetta Buckley of Clarksburs
was a Sunday guest at the home
of Mr.. and. Mrs. w. T. Rilliugsley.
Mrs H NJ Smith of Montgom-
cry. w. Va. is guest at the home
of her brother. y. J. Straight and
Mrs. Straight in Saxon street.
Lee Hendrix Of Kingmont was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c..
Nlorter last Sunday.
Miss Olive Miller was the guest
of Miss Myrtle Stewart of the East
Side Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cunningham
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vile on Wednesday of last week,
where they played close-fought
game with the school team of that
place, the result being a score of
4-3 in favor of Barrackville. The
return game was played here on
Monday evening of this week,
when the local boys were again
the victors, the score being TO.
Church Notes.
There will be services by the
congregation of the Church of
school building next Sunday. A
good song service at 10 a. m, fol-
lowed by Bible study and com
munion service, will be held.
There is also song service and
Bible study each Wednesday
evening.
Services at the Baptist Church
will be as follows: Sunday school
at 10 a. M; preaching service at
IL a. m; B. Y P. q. at 1880 p.
m. The Sunday school members
are making plans for Children s
Day service, which will be held on
the third Sunday in June. Re-
hearsals are being held and each
teacher is to have his. class fur
nish 4 part of the program.
Personals.
Cecil Kergan of Frostburg,
Md, is a new clerk in the Wells
and Son grocery store and meat
market. Mr.. Kergan is filing the
place made vacant by Russell
Hood, who left few days ago for
Tulsa, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Robinson
have recently purchased new
Durant automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Watkins of
Monongah, were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles T. Cramer last Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ice and
family were at Fairchance, Pa.
of the latter's sister, Mrs. G. NJ.
Riley.
Mrs. William B. Ice, Jr., and
Miss Heron were guests of the
1atter's parents at Masontown
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss nellie Graham of Nor
gantown spent Decoration Day as
the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Q. 7
Graham.
A. C. Garner visited friends at
Earnshaw over the weekend.
Clay NcAllister and daughter,
Miss Maggie McAllister, OF Fair
mont spent sunday as the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ice.
Mrs. Fred WEIGH of Fairmont
was the guest Of friends here last
Sunday.
Mrs. c. L. Clayton and Miss
Verna Moore We're guests of Mr..
and Mrs W. H. Veach OF Farm
ington last Sunday.
The members of the All Club
had their meeting at the school
house this afternoon. The club
will continue its weekly meetings
during the summer holidays.
Master Joseph Hamilton of
CIarksburg was the guest of his
maternal grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Tenant. last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Bissett,
their son, George B.; and their
daughter Leone, of New Free
port, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Watkins of Monongah
formed party of guests who
were entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ridgway
last Sunday.
Mrs C. H Barnett and little
daughter, Betty Straight, are
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HEYDLER PLEASED WITH
SUPREME COURT RULING

NEW YORK. May 31.-The
Supreme Courts decision in hold
ing that the Sherman Antitrust
Law does not apply to organized
baseball was hailed as 4 great stin,-
illus to the future development OF
baseball in a statement made pub
lie today by John A. Heydlea',
president OF the National league
After years of litigation. we
finally have the clear cut ruling
that baseball is a sport. and not a
trade" Mfr. Heydler said. addin 6
that it was a tribute to the fore
sight and wisdom of the men who
laid the foundations OF the sport. "
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Glover, basketball; Red Barrett, ,
cheer leader.
PittSburplt Good

Glover, basketball; Red Barrett,
cheer leader.
Pittsburgh Good
we took look at the Pitts
burgh National League team on
Monday in their game with Cincin-
natl. While they may not be cham
pions, Gibson's men are showing
plenty of fight and pepper and
should make things interesting for
New York before the end of the
seasonal Gooch, the catcher who
is taking Schmidt's place, the
Pirates have a real live wire. He
is on the job all the time and
keeps the entire team going at a
lively clip. We saw Earl Neale
make a famous three base muf on
Monday but he die much better on
Memorial Day. Maranviile and
Grimm are still the same clowns
as last year and cause much fun
After a base on balls Monday.
Lefty" tripped over first base. He
promptly DOTTED Ills cap to the
crowd and got big hand