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Evening star., 1922-12-04
The Best Cough Syrup
Is Homemade
Here's an easy way to save -,
and yet have the hest cough
remedy you ever tried.

You've probably heard of this well
known plan of making cough syrup
at home. But have you ever used
it? Thousands Of families, the
world over, feel that they could
hardly keep house without it. It's
simple and cheap. but the way it
takes hold of a cough will soon earn
1t q permanent place in your home.
Into pint bottle, pour zH ounces
of Pinex; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or,
If desired, use clarified molasses,
honey or corn syrup, instead of
sugar syrup. Either way, it tastes
good, never sp0ils, and gives you a
full pint Of better cough remedy
than you could buy ready.made for
three times its cost.
Z It is really wonderful how quickly
this homemade remedy conquers a
cough-usually in n hours or less.
1t seems to penetrate through every
air passage, loosens a dry, hoarse or
tight cough. lifts the phlegm, heals
the membranes, and gives almost
immediate relief. Splendid for
throat tickle, hoarseness, croup,
bronchitis and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine
extract, and has been used for gen.
erations for throat and chest all.
ments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for ~ ounces OF Pinex"
with directions, and don't accept
anything else. Guaranteed to give
absolute satisfaction, or money re-
funded. The Pinex Co, Fl. Wayne,
Ind.
Evening star., 1922-12-04

2 to Jurisdictions on the pho
nograph and reproducing piano.
Evening star., 1922-12-04

W1AY-Woodward & Lothrop (36o
MeterSD.
Evening star., 1922-12-04
VATICAN H0N0Rs CANoRA.
Pope Unveils Marble Tablet to
italian Sculptor.

ROME, December 4-Pope Plus,
members of the Sacred College and the
diplomatists' accredited to the Vatican
commemorated today the one-hundredth
anniversary Of the death Of Canova, the
celebrated Italian sculptor. The Pope
unveiled a marble tablet in the museum
Of sculptures. in the Vatican. ana an
address was given by the sculptor Aureli.
Evening star., 1922-12-04

Milk is the most efficient of all
foods in insuring an all-round ade-
quacy of the diet. It Is important as
q source Of energy, protein, mineral
elements and vitamines.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-11
MOTHER AND SON ne
UNITED AFTER z YEARS
Oklahoma City Woman FILLED
With Joy When Boy She
Lost In Divorce Comes
Back To Her

San Louis oplspo, Cal, July M
Mrs J 1. Robsrtnon of 0klahoma
city. Okla. has been reunited ss
Arroyo nrande. near here. with her
SON Byron Owing. 81, from whom she
had been separated and whre where.
abou,s she had not known for =
years.
Mrs Robertson. formsrl, Ms. Ed.
ward Ewing. obtained d divorce from
her sons father IN 1900. shs was
given the eDssody of the boy. then
three yours old shortly aftefwafa
stbe boy disappeared IL wind.cn. so
II was alleged Edward Ewing had
kidnapped his own son The mother
searched tho country without results
In course OF time Mrs Ewing mar
ricd J. y. Brown. widower wdst
four children. and whom no died. uhs
bcosme the wife Of Rotestson. ) rail-
way conductor.
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And vet Erskine fingered ca ana
On at the village. or the white wons.
~ be- had learned little other than
that she had been bought from an
other tribe and adopted BY old kah.
GOO: but II WAS plain thst since the
fhreatenes burning of her she had
hesn held In high respect by the whole
tribe, He began 10 wonder about her
and whether she might not wish to
~ back 10 her own people. He had
never talked with her. bur he never
moved about the camp that be did
not feel her eyes upon him. And
Early Morn's bIg soft eyes foo. neser
seemed 20 leave him. She brought
him food, she sat at the door NJ hts
tent. she followed him abuf the Va
lage aud bore herself openly AZ his
slave. At last cld Kahfoo. who Mould
not give up his great hope. pleaded with
him to marry her. and while he was
talking the girl stood at the door of
the tent and interrupted them. Her
mothers eyes were growing dim. she
said. Her mother wanted 20 talk with
white Arrow aud look upon his face
before her sight should altogether
pass. Nor could Erskine know that
the white woman wanted to look into
the eyes Of the man she hoped would
become her daughters husband, but
Kahtoo aid. ana he hnde Erskine 80.
His foster mother, coming upon the
scene. scowlcd, but Erskine rvse aud
went 10 the white womAn's tent. She
sat just inside the opening. with q
blanket across the lower half Of her
face. nor did she look at him. In.
stead she piled him with questions.
and listened eagerly 10 his every word
and drew from him every detail OF
his life as far back as he could rs-
member. Poor soul II WAS the iirst
opportunity for many years that she
had hnsl 10 talk with any white per-
son who had been In the eastern
world. and freely and frankly he held
nothing back.
All the while the Eirl had crcnehed
ntaf, ip1htHk ~ EfSkihe Win uVNtiht
eyes, and when be rose to 10 the
woman dropped the blanket from her
face odd got to her feet shyls She
lifted her hands. took his face be-
tween them. bent close. ard studied
II seasssnngly:
"What is your name?'
"Erskinc Dale
without n word she turned back
Into ber tent
Al dusk ErskIne stood by the riv-
er's hrim, with HIS eyes lifted 10 n
rising moon and bis thoughts with
barbara on the bank Of the James.
Behind him he heard rustic and,
turning. he saw the girl. her brcnSt
throbbing ard her eyes burning With
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800 TONS or STATIONERY
NEEDED ~ POST OfFNisIS


WaAhIrgton. Jagg ~ AN Ihs rNTt
Office Department "a asAlng tar bias
for years muppilcW ot stationery
Some of the supplies Il wants sfn
eco tons Of stationery and sfp~wfil
lpg paper in0fv thar s.soeaff
N ects Of csfboa Taper. whlea w0uii
cover in arVa ~ at7 sqsare mlias
fzg.ooes cards for lnaexlhg Gssis
qrafts of iak. sssego fabhsr sgsnp,,
ss.soo.oos taEs, pV,sep.e 900 wire 81 AZ
and 1850 pounds IL rubber bandA
TO replace shesc sosn ~ what AMI
storm. 2.hoo American flags 49,
wanted 10 ny from Post Offlss
luIidsng
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SEX BOOKS BEST SELLERS
At COLLEGES FOR GIRLS

Northampton, hass., July ii.~~ses
novels arc this mcst popular reasiins
mailer OF modern collexs girls. ael
tordtng 70 Miss Marion EIixa Todi
Smith college graduate. who has
teen selling book 10 smith college
girls Tor several years.
What IL true Ut Smith is true It
other girls institutions A. well, Mias
Todd declares;
Tho bouksei'er voices Bit d
erstieasm against college au.horitis'
by declaring that in her obsersati'p
Girl students could be diverted int
Tore beneficial literature II tile
faculties and other officials took 4
tssater int.reht 1. the problem.
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CHAPTER XIV

Ersklne had given Black Wolf his
life. ard the young brave hpd accept.
ed the debt and freited under Il sore.
ly. And when Erxkine had begun 10
show some heed to Early Morn fierce
jealousy seized the savage, and his
old hatred was reborn q thousandfold
more strong--and that. too, Erskine
now knew. Meat ran low and d hunt.
Ing party went abroad. Game was
scarce and only after the second day
wns there a XIII. Erskine had sight.
ed huge buck. had nred quickly
and Mt close range. Wounded. the
buck had charged. Erskines knife was
twisted In his belt. and the buck was
upon him before he could get Il out.
He tried 10 dart for a tree. stumbled.
turned. and caught the infurIated
beast by the horns. He uttered no
cry. but the angry below Of the stag
reached the ears> OF Black Wolf
through the weeds. and he darted TO.
ward the sound. And he came none
too soon. Erskine heard the crack of
rifle. the stag soppled over. and he
saw Black Wolf standing over him
with curIously triumphant look on
his saturnIne face. In Erskinc. when
he rose, the white man was predom.
inanf. and he thrust out his hand. but
Black Wolf ignored II.
"whife Arrow gave Black Wolf his
iife. The debt II paid"
ErskIne hooked az his enemy. nod
ded, and the two bore the stag away
Instantly ~ marked change was
plain In BLACK Wolf He tod the
story of the fight With the buck to
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wants White Arrow ErSkIne put
both hands on her shoulders and
looked down into her eyes xhe
iremhied. and when his arms went
about her she surged closer 90 him
and the touch of her warm, supple
body went through him like flre And
then with a triumphant ssniIc she
sprang hack
'Black Wolf VIII sec.- she whis.
pcscd aaa ned Erskine sank 10 the
ground. with his head In his hands.
The gIr ran hack TO her TENT and
the mother. peering at the flushed
face and shining eyes Glove 10 the
truth. She said nothing but when
the girl was asleep and faintis smil-
Ing. the white woman sat staring out
into the moonllt woods. softly beat.
las her breast.
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RISE IN Al|lR0iDS
OPERATING INCOME

usnsva. awstsrrisnd. Ju,y H.
~1ao r9yai r4ne~ssss. stsssss se~t
- and ~. dwir~ frisnA~kip. aad
s.snsnaiIy marriage. afsvt nsusasI
tests with EnxiIsh ov AinesSesn
xsttiemsn. ~ea muse ~ yownn.
ysaisny an1 hsBdsoms. ssp<e>1,tr
nos upsssrss er a~~ly fish,- fN4ds
- savtrsissm .ns Ia - inasbssae
FpwkpNper.
fhs prino@.sss, Who .heieps a
iha cid royal ". srs AceompIfshS 4.
Int peer. rhs s~assemsn neU sivs
fail aa'aiia and r~fsrxness. A meat.
its copia be rr%ss<d for Asxssst- :
Ii ulsT h~ raeAslsd tkaa ~ Axs~
sinn Arehaucbsss advsrtin~sx II :
similar manner about q xeAr 49,
ard. II ~ believed. found suil&b >
hs sband
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|. fsto give our seat In the street ear
70 soaae poor Old lady who viii leave
Us 100000 when she dies. We way
they DO IN tho movies.
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JUDGE ruLToNs SPEAKING
DATES m LOGAN COUNTY

Finer Il fulton. of OkIatotsa CITY
eemo rasic candidate foF Justice o.
tho ssuprems tsgurt. viii sI,c,k At shs
folIo~lug places In Loksa eoanty;
csyle. "Wednesday vy~ninx. Jnit
~, eight o'clock
Crescent. Thursday eysnlnE July 10
eight O'Clock
MarahaII. FYldav evening. July "a,
eight O'clock.
f,uihrie. saturday afternoon, July
i5. $50 o'clock.
MulhaII. Saturday esefins. Jsdy isl
eight O'Clock
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thrilling match. The Junior title OF the
district vas Won by Harry L. Jones or
Wellsburg. who icfnated Robert ktrk
IF Steubcnv!llc, four sets being reces-
s:arv to decide the match. David =.
Jones Of Wcl!sburE who has proved tho
real star Of the tournament. Is :" pl1%
for tho singles title Tuesday.
Heat Victim
according 10 reports received here,
John r. Smurthwaite. former well
kuawn politician OF this city. died II
ReVcrontainc. O. several days ago.
victim Of the heat. Mr.. Smurthwa!ta
was we'll known throughout this section
If the VALLEY he having resided here
for many years and was prominent IN
Republican politics.
Lay Corner Stone
The cornerstone Of lrondale's new
high school building which IS being
erected n, cost OF 100000 was laid
with impressive ceremony on Sunday.
Masonic bodies OF East Liverpool belnG
I'm charge The address OF the Gay was
delivered by Congressman Frank
Murphy.
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Raaldent Dead

IN hody ~ Y. L. \. HrF"ntE. I'''uF'
res,d.rr who died n Canton. OHIO. ar
ri,,i ,>, evening and funeral services
yin h. held this sfternoon at two
,.cf,,k ut the ';riscu funeral nome
Rev. William Mead" OF the EpiScop"'
S,Src W \ \. Ft& y VI will hav"
,.,,a~ys The MasonS will meet At their
r.,m -. ! 20 this afternoon 10 go 70 the
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County Fair opens Today.
a.. Snyru,y-Crurth annual I",nnQt
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ST. CLAlRSVILLE
HaaIth Clinic At The Fair.

Tnr p!str!rt Health commissioner
with tue assistance OF Physicians.
Public Healih Nurses and others. Will
hold clinic and Will examine. weight
and measure children OF pre-sCh rol a."
and babies for the purpose Of !nrorm-
ing parents - defects. also X emu -
malnourished.
No treatment Will hr given and al
cases will be rererrod t. their family
phys!cIans
This. Health Clinic At the F>.r. viii
he tn" beginning of :, weekly clinic for
children OF this age That Will Ice held
IN the Office OF the Health Commission
II each Saturday at lu:uU y. NJ.
Thes" clinics a." for the public and
are free.
Realty Deeds.
Daisy Groves and Charles Groves {"
Alice Crozicr. Tract Of iand IN Norris
town. Consideration 81
J. \. Clark ami Eva u. clark 20 Home;
Workman. Tract Of laud~!n fNiin'N
,ow",hir Consideration 81.
Cr.r,,s L. EnIhcrmnul and Eta
Ruth.r2uud TO John Gvodt Tract or
land m Martins Ferry. Consideration
$40
John Grodt To Bertha Grodt. Cnd!N'd-
cd ouc-half Inrcrcs; in traC' Of land In
Martins Ferry. Consideration 81,
". l.. Union to Eliza y Union. Tract
OF land IN Somerset township. 'on*ide'-
alton s..
Johu pzi,No and TIvtoria Dzitho 10
Tony T"lak. Tract "E land In hI'hlanH
township Consideration 81.
Joseph Er,hm to Kate Erchm. Tract
Of laud in pultn'N ,"WH-htp. '"n>l1rra-
ton 81.
John SnSol to GIovanua Massa. Tract
s,l.sVl
carl e. Clifford and Ntyrtl /. clifford
to g; II SccrcSt and lev Il. ScCr"si Lot
No. II Of the N"rr Real Esta'" and Inn
nroy.mrnt addition to ShadySidt. Ton
kid"rJtiuu 81.
J w Dcafcnhau.h and Mam'" &. p'1-
f.nlaurh To- The NIturd! Ga" 'omi'1n!
~ West Virginia. Tract "f Land n
Smith township. Consideration 81.
Parker Van rclt ct Al 70 Harold R"lih-
millor. Tract "c and IN Township NJ.
c. consideration sic.
Marriage Licenses.
Cromwell a.. Harhourt. axe =: ran
rn,d brakeman. Of E,!la!r". ard Mary
tliz,ho:h Smith. ave %. Of bridgeport.
Edward Fri HumriCkhors" AK" IN.
q, n.utom.hil. mechanic and Mrs. I"arl
Estclia Young. aG" -. both OF West
Wheeling Rev. {. W. Cooper performed
tho ceremony.
loo Rukmlr. ago -, n coal minor. a"d
Mary Vetula. age l.. both -: st ''A'rS'
Vile.
Probate Court.
Thomas : Eradf',ll. dc''aS'H Np-
,Ii,,tion filed cor order - transfer To-"
sr,rer - Tn'.du -. louis AMI N's''rR
X t. Go. ~.,cf TrJn'f"" "t Sa!d SOCK
u-l."rd
New Cases Filed.
Damcn,,k I.a"d ~ Mar"or"t lana.
,.riar F.r Givurp" 81 tho ground Of
gross neglect N'-s.1"y { l.. i'"l' rep
:csents the pla!uCit
Missionary Meeting.
Tho Young Lad'rN missionary so
cie,y Of tho PRESBYTERIAN chucch met
las, evening at the hone 80 Mrs. WI
lam Humrhrcyvill" on F"tirr street
\ fine nrogram had h"t" arranged ana
-, ,,-cc number &C ih" members attend
ID
County Fair Opens Today.
The Scvru,y-f"uc,h annual E"'m"p'
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BEE|,NseOaD
VICTIMS
CONDITION IMPROVING

Lewis Neibc:gai VII" MAS seriously
y,.gidra vnsu q n"iI"E burst III his nom
last Satu-la, AFTERNOON = SilN IN "
critical condition 1T the 'ilcndal" nos
ritIi whtr" L.. was taken Immediately
after tho accident.
The condition "t little Frank Davis
who was also Scaldcd IL much improved
and he will nc able {" leave Tia" 'il"ndalr
hospital IN short ti;n".
Little Nirgie Bremen also victim
~ the EXPLOSION and WAS taken |" IN"
ohio Valley General hospital In Wheel
ing ana - improving nicely and Will re
able tn leave that institution in Few
davs. She is the daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Bremen.
Meeting This Evening.
Tho members OF the Sudality club or
the st Johns church will hold meet
ing To complete plans for 3 euchre party
that the ladies plan - give Thursday
evening IN the parlors OK tho church.
The plan 10 give away floor lamp
AZ ;hiS time.
Police Court.
The persons were fined last even
Ing for various charges II tn" session
IT pGf'Fe court held in The lily build
ing Tho three were john Doe. Andy
1000 an" NnuH '"'N'' :" -
court mas oec" ""'S> " >'
r1s"S coming Wy.
Summer Camps Broken.
As The season for the summer camps
IS over the Bachelors and the k'rr!'s
-hays ;,rok"n camp for tn" season. This
h.S "'-'h i very 'u'4 S','S,,' ''' ,.
amps. entertainments oe'"S an -,
&c. .,,ar,,:,,,D,.,,ts
swimming ~, ,~er no snrrnInI.ny
F'''"'> ',"'" "'' 49,,
't''''''S ' ,i, ,Ta.+irg
49, g., oor,c,I
-, ,a,.,, b,iI
WAL i"""' TINS 's'","h ~ NV '''''
"H'te '"'H WILL ""'" '''' - So .:..',.
IS business "h''''he. y, ,,.l;s
me i'""n''"' com
''P'' 80 ., ,,.;,, hs di..
'""'- .""'''HN wv
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Stomach Trouble
N O w ork 3 We ars
Two Bottles OF Nerv-wortb Put Him
Back on Job.

"Nh"u, thr"" years ago | commence
go lose. flesh and strength rapidly said
: : NCSu, Washington. Pa. Il SUI
Crr,d dyspepsia and stomach and bowel
trouble wl'hout relief. My condition be-
c.t!uc So bad WAS forNCd to be OFF duty
and lost - pounds IN TWO weeks time.
f,rdu I" think | WAS don" '"r n this
world. Then | got N"TE-W":th. ana
from ;hr first dose began TO pick UP
After taking two bottles | was ur and
,.rruad. IN! soon went back to work i"F
ih. ,ir>' time IN three Years. don
seem :" got tired with u hayI days work
/ r.lj vel, and sleep fine.
That's what Ncrv-W Worth does for hun
drcd~ vino have StomarE and bowel trou-
bile You can &c: I; at any drug stor"
ior one dollar a hottie. Il IS always on
sale at the {. II. Cries; & GO. drug store
n this city and every druggist is auth
o-!2r< 10 give tho money back OF the
first nnttle dncs not show encouraging
results. 1t Is fne for delicate women
and sickly children because Of It's pleas
ant taste and mild though always Eff
fcct!vH act.on.--Adv.
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American Legion Will meet IN their
hall on Marshal! street Friday even
-.ag where they Will hold their regular
ScT'-monthly business meeting. This
meeting MAS 10 take place last Friday
tint was postponed until this week.
Missionary Meeting.
RE members ~ ;he Foreign M!'-
>iuHLr! society IT the First NJ. =;
church Wit A"et st the home OF Mr&
Minnie Morgan OF Seventh street this
evening where they will hold their
regular monthly business meeting.
After the business Of the meeting has
been ujep">cd OF !, socia, hour Will De
enjoyed The hostess has prepared
short program fo- tho evening. At the
close OF which refreshments will he
served.
Hold Conference.
The fourth quarterly conference %
;he SUnjay shoots of tG'~ district
wiI =" held this eX-urnr IN til" First
christian church. Mr.. Fred Anderson.
district superintendent. viii b" n
charge of tho meeting Rev. I. W.
Fuller "C the FIRST Christian church
charg" OF ;he entertainment commit
zee. AL persons wishing 70 entertain
will make the necessary arrangements
With him.
Held Practice.
The football team Of the High school
were out ;or practiC. last evening on
the South Renwood grounds. There
wero about IS men out in uniform ana
q good showing was made This Is the
first time this school has had foo:'
bali team and they expect I" make \
good showing. Their first game will
be with MnurdsvI!". Sept. -.
Troop Took Kike.
The members OF the BOY Scouts o:
the Frs: NJ +; church met At the
church last ssv"ntng At IS" o'clock.
from which >place they took Il hike
cut INTO the country Games and NJ
s;ruc,ious rr"k mp the evening. Tne
troop rcturndi At Il late hour.
NeMechen Briefs.
Miss Ellen Uar@u of Garfield street.
= improving after :; short Illness.
Mrs. John Williams of South Car
t,lS street - spending some ''rc III
rairr"u, visiting friends.
1T + stein ri Grafton. returned home
after spending some time here on bust
ness.
Harry Malou" Of South Marshrn
street. lcc; yesterday Tor Akron, "h'"'
where he will spend several weeks VS.
sling relations.
Harry Sinf"r has returned 20 h!s
home IN tlttSbNTSn aver SP'h'''"
.o,,,c time her" visiting friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John ,Grootmon have
rcturrrd 20 thcl home IN Euffa,o, y.
Y. after spending som" I'm" her" VIA
.iiu@ friends.
Mr. and Mrs. wade McMscN"n ~"
m. nrn,,d parents Of hoy who ar
rived last SATURDAY. Both mother and
baby are doing well.
Mics Mildred Miller % South 'a."-
well >uect - improving after short
t.5U"SS
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Thee persons We're tiD"l last even
,ng for various charges AZ IN" session
IT pGftfe court held in Ia" lily build
ing Tle three were john Doe. Andy
boo and Andy CostitCh Tn" police
court has been quiet ~ late, very fe"
- go ,-nr,iuK
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M'MECHEN
Take IN Class.

Take IN Class.
! United lodge No. IS Daughters OF
lRehecca %. McMsche0 will take IN
EsrEe class % candidates this evening
n Their !a,:Es rooms in the odd Fe.-
lows hIW or Marsha : >f-treet. Tn.
r.u. degree team viii pGt< me work
or. After this feature % the evening
~ ovey . luncheon vfit-be served.
American Legion Meeting.
4 A-AalalAa-RaSt-S A,aS the
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Robbery Charged

Thomas DarneN was arrested today
charged with tho theft Of S36 and suit
OF clothes from n fellow employe or the
Alberta restaurant /, IS alleged THAI
hc was wearing the stolen suit when
police uahhrd him. parncll was given r
preliminary hearing before Mayor tIaw-
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r,~.-..a ay H., >.t,a"' Of tbs city ana
t.. >aa.. .: Fabian Nr" n Na M"m.
r,,gs 81; Arr.a., r-.' NJ .&. American
l.r.:.-u attended IA "a toty I-. we'd
,u.I.;ar, ss..ryirr- g.. tia" Gray' iU Gl'."n
,.rur,,.rs M.u.5~rs Oh! &C. T.. i%i;n
N.,rn.n. ';u' H,i'tlIlo" w,'h which I'm
thu decreased served GurHr ne W"rll
War. acted ~ IIu h":r"r-. Among
those tn attcndan'e at III" funeral were
Mr. and Mrs. John Clark md daughter
I:Icauur IF Wheeling. W. Va.
Goshorn Improving
Simeon ,iushorn. aged p year. "h"
W. terribly burned when ft:""n h"E#
nr powder exploded ut WcllShurg Fri.
day might. S reported 10 l." w"rn I'M
proved at th" chi" Valley hospital! this
afternoon ana hop" = no" entertained
fer his recovery. G"shurn was driver
az tho ,ru"k which carried n" powder
lie has been unable To- explain the OK
jI,v3"u a'tG 'hc cause NJ HN"!r move"
Ice known.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-09-29
JUDGE STOPS PICKET
ING

Chattanooga, Tenn. - Chancellor
Garvin has issued an injunction
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1922-09-29

Secretary NJ. D. Urmston opened
the offices of the board in the court
house Thursday morning, and his as
sistants are kept very busy and work
ing overtime receiving and posting
entries and assigning them to the
various departments. Mr. Urmston
said that never in all the many years
that he has served on the board has
the entries been so many and varied
the week before the fair as they are
this year. Every mail brings in many
more, and it is noted this year that
the local people are displaying more
than the usual interest and are MAX
ing entries in lively manner. Espe-
cially is this true in the fine arts and
dairy and pantry departments. The
outsiders and professionals will have
to go some this year to carry off the
prizes in the canning department, as
the local ladies have been busy and
don't propose to take back seat for
any body. Judging from indications
right now the fruit and farm pro-
ducts displays will outdo any of those
before. In fact all departments en-
tries are greater than those of pre-
vious years.
More sheep and swine will be shown
this year than was ever seen at the
big fair. All the pens in the big new