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are Visiting rr'rnd" ~ MamninSton for
Il Caw days
Mrs. J \. Council! has rturn"d nom"
af..r = >hor; visit with her son Frank,
in Akron.
Miss Mabel Masters has returned
home from t'airmnn'. where she visited
friend, for u few days.
MisSc~ bora and E"ula Hamilton nave
=. turned hom" after y short visit with
friends in Manningt"n. DO.
Miss HAITI" Huntington vas shop
ping ~ Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Hradiey has returned home
after i short visit with friends ~ Man.
min";nn.
Peter Henderson. who is employed in
ClarkSlurg. spout sunday and Monday
here with his family.
Frank Ash"rafi spent the wc"k-"nh
with his family IN Fairm"nt.
The man, friends nf Mrs. Mary Gil
!in.ham Egrrh Niil he pleased 10 learn
she = gctiin. al"rx nicely after an
operation ~ rhr ohio Valley hospital
Miss Marraret Nill"rS WAS shopping:
in Wheeling Wednesday.
Ern.S, Henderson spent Tuesday vita
friends nv Metz.
Mrs. John Phillips and family have
returned home after q short visit with
friends in Wheeling
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CLAR|NG7ON

Mrs. tiara Kerr "f iIt'shurgh - w"
.urs, 81 relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Euntk ANA 'h'''
a~en If Akron. ohio. are here for a
weeks visit with her parents. Mr. 'nd
Mr.. J. ". Rose
CA. M"sserIy sc ShadySid" spent
esw hays here with nj parents
p~ 7. < Ward and S'n "f MARIETTA
w"r" visitors h"r" ever SUNDAY
Miss Edj:h D,"tri"h returned nome
sunday from a visit with friends AZ
Marietta. rri".
Mr. AMI Nj. Edw,rd Fisher "t st.
N,ry.. W Va. ar" guests At his broth
.r md sister here
Ms Mari. Fagsert 49, Hann:v"l was
calling on friends - town Sunday.
iawr.rc. Fc' do at Wheeling. former
r.siI.r. e this town. VA 4 visitor
here Sandy.
Austin g. Mallory. "lt" ana son 10Y"
~ yourss,own are With relatives here
,or a weeks visit
pr. e. \. Ward WIFE and children ~
Marietta visited friends relatives in
ms locality over the Weekend
N-s ,has P.sd has returned nom"
>, Whc.,jrr from , y;~i: here. taking
rsr s,th.r carl Miller. 'cith her for a
,;si,
Miss IIyir:s Hvdrr came down from
v.h.slf,. Saturday To- xncrd SUNDAY at
har homo
Mr. and Mrs. Elroy ku"witon Of
,v,i', " Va, visited friends h"r"
~ ,.ly,ln NrE.lvev, noe Mamie
,,,,,,, lied Irs. Saturday night at the
h,.,,.,a, ;, Nvb.nrinv where sh. hal
49, g.. ,-.,.,,.,. Tive ren,,trs wArs
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LITTLET0N

Wayne EnciX is business visitor in
Wheeling for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs Gore Brudlcy have re-
turned home from Washington. where
they attended the funeral "f their
bruther-ir-Iaw. Low u. Church.
Miss GAYLE Anderson lief, Sunday for
Cameron. where sshr will take W her
duties as teacher in the Cameron graded
school.
Mrs. G. e. Miller Is attending tho
Clarksburg fair This week.
Herbert Ncrguns"n WAS business
visitor in Wheeling Saturday and sun
day
Mcssrs Earl OFT and Herman Miller
Left Monday for BuCkhannon. where
they wil! attend school.
Mr. rlan;z of Cameron was bust
ness visitor here Tuesday
Misses Bcrnadstte pd"a and Mary
Wood left Saturday for F"llanshce.
,yherc they arc teaching in the graded
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. y r. r!ke have re-
,urncd homo after short visit with
friends In Wheeling.
Jesse L"ud"nslaE"r. VIII" IS en-
ployed Il, Huntington. spent sunday
here with friends.
Bill Daurherty was - business visitor
in Wheeling Monday.
Miss Agnes Garrison has returned
home after few days visit with
friends in MrMcChcn.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Moore left Tues
day for their home In New MarunSvtl!s
after spending the weekend here with
friends.
Mrs. Homer Taylor Of Hundred spent
Sunday hero with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Huntington and family
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FOOD YVES WITH JEWELS IN
ATTRACTING MOSCOW CROWDS

O.. were in town Sunday the guests OIL
MIR. and Mrs. A. W. ierian.
Herman Suter returned homo satur-
day from Camp Knox. n.y.. where ne
spent a month in training.
Forces, iIoSkins and Misses 'iarln'''
Mrs. HoSkinS and catherine tolvig re-
turned home Thursday from WISH
with relatives at Pittsburgh and Scout
dale. Pa.
Several from town attended the PIC
mic nj Crcsaps Grove Tuesday making
,b.. ,rip on III" q. W. ilill.
Mrs, Smith Of Middlcbourne was
week end visitor Of her sister MIS-
clyde Pounds.
Mrs. Lucy Dye visited relatives at
Euckhiu BOTTOM the past week
w. ]. Hycr and Sterling BAKER were
Wheeling visitors Wednesday.
Mrs, Frank Statson and litIe son
nf NcMcrhcn and Mss Iren" Scrine OF
pittsburgh are visitors Of Mrs. franN
Lloyd.
Y 6 Williams of Middiehourhc WIS
visitor in tovr Tuesday.
DR. puGh of Wo"dsfirld. o.. was IN
town on business Wednesday,.
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BETHANY

"Wednesday evening the people or
pe,banv were aroused from their peace
cul slu-uh"rS by q series of weird pro-
trar,.d walls. as though some poor Son's
y,rc suffering untold ag"ni"S and were
v,inly Shr:cking their feeble protests
into ~. cl"ar might air. Such was IN"
ras, - Investigation proved later. The
S.phomore claS. armed with barrel
SLAVES and war clubs "t various KINKS.
gave IN. Freshmen "las Of Bethany co.
lrcc a warm reception which "" rear
was not appreciated. Tn" fr"Shi"s zen
der.d an "xc"ll"n' program during No
course Of tn. evening hv way "t enter
rairren, - the Sorority houses. There
were speeches and songs and by Sp"c'nt
reoucs, ,ha y-arling'S ran the gaunt-
ia, \ good time was enjoyed by every
r,a. except rhe FresnirS.
prorsSo~ and Mrs. r. Il. Cay ar" the
rrnud and happy parents "t mn"
rnurd baby girl. Chariot" Francis. VII"
ar-Iyed et o'clock a. m. SEPTEMBER ~.
Tho Foster dsljCat"SSan is being on
larred 10 rhe extent Of ~" now rooms.
an. or which will serve as "a grill room
and the other as a Kitchen.
Mr. and Mrs Vernon 7. Little. of the
Iaas Of 'ls, visited friends In Bethany
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ElJROPE'S TRAVEL |NQU|S|T|ONS
D|SGUSTS AMERICAN TOURISTS

las, Tuesday Nj. l.:ft'" D.. O." hi way
- Ya!. where he Is working FOR MS
doctor decree.
Mr. Anan Marsh - having 10"
addition built I" t.-r home with IN" an
t'nri"u> If ,urrinl II int" u h"ic''
Mr. W. T. El'tN"u and iafn'E '"H'
taken ur r.sfdcrr. IN E"thanN. Mr..
RattS"r ~ formerly vi M""r"hrId' NY,
Mrs Ella Walsh has Departed Tor an
extended visit I" Atlantic Ctty.
Mr. James Il. Iingl" * touring t'nn,
svlvania IN bushes for tho Agricultural
Department II Bethany COLLEGE.
Thomas H"wcS. a former instructor
OF Re,hany college,. has accepted r"N'-
ton as agricultural agent for FaHe''e
county. W. Va.
Robert Hurt. a student here. has con-
trac:cd q severe case al t"n~'liiiS.
Miss CARR" Ee"ch Is ON the sick ''S'
at thc present writing.
Mr.. SAMUEL Allen. "t Bellevue. Ia IS
visiting friends here this week.
Mr. Camrr"r N"Hcham. at IiitShnrSh.
Ia. is here ON a short business trip.
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! gruu u lahC th' chances " E''''' -
iuA don't know as N"u eyer u'tir'u II.
, hut when Il huuu' dawr citS I" sucklh
eggs it'S"on git& into all kinds mean
n.SS"And when th"s" r"diCalS gifts t" dc
! SpiSin' the law a. nature what says "
, man must earn what he gifts. u am
, lon: afor" they Git I" d"sris'n All JAWS.
/ After spell they git I" thinking II :
! all right I" steal tn" property IN"
rich an yayl" hl"w W IN" riEh' man
an then they Kit /" ,hinktn marrlaE"
laws * all nonsense an its all right L"
i live with "nc woman spoil an ih'n try
, u fresh one.
Sometimes tN"S" m"SS-ha'" 'enSerNR,
! ti,es is in tho va! u right smart. hnt
/ = u Wasn't 10 thcm tho wouldn't u" no
usc for 4 he'll This world would l." h"li
enough e." any body.
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GAINESVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. George G!ffen aNl
daughter Miss MarGarrt G!ff"n viii
leave Friday on a motoring trip 10 Nj
aCara Falls. Miss CITIZEN vii! remain
in New York state where sh" VIII en-
ter Wells college for women.
The engagement of Miss Virginia E'y
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frn"St S. ELY
of North Chestnut street Ia Mr.. Ben
jamin ArthurS Of Winchester, Va. WAS
announced this week.
Mrs. Charles Wcu0ws and baby "'
pittsburgh. Pa. are visiting DR.. ana
Mrs. j. w. Wrllows "f West Main
street.
Mrs Roy Groves and baby of Co
lInhus are viSit'ni: Mr.. and Mrs. T..
J. Patterson Of this place.
Miss Anna lIillcs of A"w York city
Is visiting her sister Mrs. Kyle Miller
Of North Lincoln avenue
Mrs CLYDE Winters Of New Phi'a-
dclphia IS III" guest Of her parents Mir.
and Mrs Mrs -. y Wheaton.
Miss Annie Barnes will leave this
week for Fort Sim;h. Ark" I" visit
relatives.
MIR and MR. Charles I: Hradfird.
Mrs J. W. Erldfic1 and Mrs. .. =,
buchanan arr spending this week at
New York city.
Mrs. W. T. Tr"rn"r and baby If
.rtmhrdrC o. spout u few days WIN
Mrs. Trcnn"r'S mother Mrs Kate llih-
bard
Mrs Walter Huber viii l'av" Sa'-
urdav for Sow Nork city /" visit Mr..
and Mrs. Anthony Huber She viii hH
accompanied home l., hoy hr"'h"r-lu-
laV raul Huber who has been visiting
hero for tho past month.
Miss Mildred k"uhI" loft Thursday
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COLERAIN

Mrs Susan Thomas. Of Philadelphia.
was a caller here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ Q. Martin and sons.
Of Wheeling. spent the week end with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. q. \. Mil
Ter.
Mrs. r. T. Murdnck and daughter.
Marjorie. OF Pleasant Grove. were call
crS Mt tn" home of Mr.. and Mrs. I. A.
Hague. Sunday.
Miss Mabel Star5uck has returned
home after i visit with relatives ut
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs willis Fell and son. Will
lis Jr.. OF Martins Ferry. have been
visiting their parents at Colcrain.
Mrs Deborah white has returned home
afte Il visit with her daughter. Mrs. W.
S. Garrett. at Salem. ..
Squire r. NJ. Simpson and wife Of Bar
ton. were callers al the home Of their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Rlgshv.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Rudrow Gaskil and
Rachel Hurst spent Wednesday at the
Barnesvillc Yearly meeting.
Mr.. Leo S,arkcl left Tuesday for
school at Pittsburgh.
Mrs Parker is visiting her sister.
Catherine Atkinson.
Mrs +. Y. riamhIr. Or Salem. is visit
ing her mother. cathcrin, Atkinson.
Rev. j T. Wilson. delivered sermon
at Dillnnvalc Sunday.
Mr. + r. Whit. was = caller at tho
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dean. "f
Martins Ferry. Wednesday,.
Mr. Wilson NcGus WAS q business
caller in Martins Ferry Wednesday.
Jacob Mauic las returned homo artnr
attending Yearly meeting at barnes
Vile.
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ST.. MARYS

Ioh, T. Brown was born Oct. IL. IN'''
., Athens q. and died in this city tues
d,y September Il. 1872. following
lingering illness with bronchial tro"n!e'
lie WAS widely known throughout IN"
state He held several offices IN the
county, such a. justice of the peace
and president OF the hoard or cducat'on
rf Washington district.
In 1881 h, married Miss Lizzie Cal
I lahr- Five children were born three OF
whom are living.
He is survived by his mother MIS-
Virginia Barron. hs widow. NV" sons
shirley and Frank. one daughter MIS-
Maize Minter. all of this city. f"u'
brothers. Mike l.. Barron. l'r' ''em L.
Rarron Samuel :. arron and Thurman
G.. Barron. all Of this city, two sisters
Ms +, NJ. copcnhavcr Of East Liver
nonl O.. and Mrs Ray Timms Of this
city.
Immoral services were conducted ut
III. family residence II 2:3o o'clock
Thursday afternoon. by Rev. W. IA.
chase. pastor uf the st Marys l'reSby-
rerjan church. lntcrment was made IN
tho St Marys cemetery.
The pupils Of Mrs. Irene SCamahorn
r. church next Wednesday evening
will give n pipe organ recital in the NJ
commencing at 80.
BUS" TibbcnS was painfully scaldci
, on the right arm Wednesday while
working at the Ohio Valley refinery.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde u. Johnson. OF
Charleston. are here TINS week WISH
ing friends.
Mrs. Harold Gathers left this week
for Morgantown. when she VIII join her
husband who is teacher there.
Miss Rcrnicc Wells left Tuesday for
Rurkhannon 10 resume her studies.
Watt Riggs. Of Spring Run. was trans
acting business here Thursday.
Arza w. Powell. OF Union Mills. was
in town Wednesday.
A Jorge number Of out OF town folks
attended the funeral of J. F. Barron
Thursday.
guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
J.. Green. Thursday.
Floyd Riggs was painfully injured
Thursday while unloading tank iron
from a car. when the hook he was using
broke throwing him across the rail road
track. breaking two ribs and cutting 4
hole in his head.
Peasants County Fair will be held in
the Old Mill Building October 1. and
E. Come
Born to MIR. and Mrs. l.. !. Bnlcy. d
daughter on Tuesday. September 18th
Mother and baby both doing nicfly.
,iuv 60 MacTaGgart of Eurcka. was
transacttng business hrrr Wednesday.
\ number "f tho younger set arc hay
ing this week fore schools at various
puinte
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HANNIBAL

Hannibal. O.. Sept u. - Miss Ella
Jackson of Wood~f!cld. o.. was the
guest Of Mrs L. l. Beech sunday.
Ny. and Mrs. II. {. Dietrich and lit
tic son Of Warw"od were week ems!
visitors OF friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nanr" White md
daughter Of Rclla!rc o.. spent several!
days at this place the guests Of Mir.
and Mrs Everett AUhhcr
Fred Williams "r Woodsflcld. o.
vas ON our streets Sunday.
Mrs sue V"cE'hy aud daughter Mrs.
X. II. Lehman ana daughter left We'd
n"s,iay for Norfolk. Va. after spend
ing several weeks at the tormc: :
nom" here.
MIR. and Mrs Mart Sutcr Of New
Ma:amuras O.. were In town over sun
day visiting their aunt Mrs. Charlotte
Thomas
Quite 4 numbc~ from town ATTENDED
the funeral ON TUESDAY afternoon At
Mt Vernon Of Frederick Spring I
young son "f Mr. and Mrs. Chris
Spring who died on Sunday afternoon
otter an illness of two days OF spinal
meningitis
Mrs Elizabeth BOSTON lcf, Tuesday
Ia visit her daughter Mrs. j c. Abbott
Of PiItshurph
Mrs. Mrll"r aud daughter Miss Rose
mary nf Marietta arrived her" Saiur-
day and will sr"nd the wini"r Al tn"
nome at Mrs. Suc N""ctly. Miss Mel
lrr ha. h"cn empl"y'd a* Il teacher N
tEr ligh school
Or. Martin IF Now Marr!rSyillr VA
! caller 'u ,"wu Saturday.
Mr. and Mr.. ". l.. Pounds, and S"n
e. f. Pounds wcr" Wheeling visitor
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her sister. Mrt \. }. Van rcl', at Mar
4 tins Ferry.
! Mrs Deborah White WI Pleasantly
surprised "Wednesday Hft"rr"n in honor
| &C her ->'h birthday.
Mrs SaIIic Harris. IH,h"rlr" Atkinson
/ Ida Ewing. Mrs Frank Kennedy. Mrs
III r. White. Mr.. Frank E.lh"riS. 81
bridgeport; Mrs Theodore I"n'"i>. 81
Wheeling: Mrs. !. Whit" ard Mrs -
a. Miller Nfi"r CONGRATULATIONS dud
receiving presents. wcr, invited !" tho
| dining room to rartakc of i "."l" Il
dinner.
Miss Edith Y"St pleasantly "nicrtain'
! I'd the Five Hundred Climb, "Wednesday
evening
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paUChtcr's opinion OF her front cIcEa'
tj"u.
1t hurt like sixty" she ""ntcsscd'
"IIut was tired of being spcrkl"d."
II know bow you fcl'.' said Daughter.
who * very romantic. "u WiShcd IN
hc beautiful for Hiram"
1T wasn't that" said tn" girl. Ill
ram loved me just as ! was. frc"kles ana
all, and ~ won't love m" any NOR" with
I'm of Rut the other boys act as
though | belonged Ia him. and I'd die or
humiliation II thought non" OF them
cuyicd him q bit
What pleasure Is there in winning one
man if YOU arc persuaded that no other
man would shaEc YOU"
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Ohio News

Columbus. O.. Sept. j.. Talk OF
moving the ohio State fair grounds to
larger site. il now il located within
l." minute ride from the center OF the
city. has brought forth many suggss-
lions. The latest has come from the
Worthinston Chamber of Commerce,
which suggest that the Claude Meeker
farm. lying north of Wor,hington. he
offered As Il site for the new fair
grounds. The farm contains lS2 acres
Of level land. which, it is believed,
would provide ample space fer expan.
sion.
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Columbus. o.. Sept 1.-The Eng
liSh people arc determined TO promote
friendly relations between their coun-
try. and ;he United States. Professor
William l.. Graves of III. English de-
partcmnt o: Ohio State university. de-
clared in an interview here after re-
turning from England. where he spen
five months. THESE efforts especial
~ are noticeable in editorials. public
speeches. and letters from the people.
lie said.
Unemployment seems to be Inc
creates; menace in England at tho
present time" he continued. Il noticed
i great deal IF begging Oh the streets
Of London. in many cases the mendi-
caNts being cX-scrvice men.
THE common complaint OF the peo-
pIe is that they arc being taxed ID
death. Every day. there arc large nd
refreshments In the newspapers, ao-
ycrlisin;. homes for sale. because ths
British subjects cannot raise the re-
CURED SUN To pay their taxes.
Lloyd George ~ called the slipper
and accused Of failing 10 Keep prom
iscs. However. he keeps III" support
Of the rank and file Of the Kingdom.
Great interest ms manifested over the
disposal Of the London Times, owned
Inv the late Lord NOrthcliffc. Its POI
litical alignment is expected to fafo
great weight during the coming cleo
tons. Lady Nor.hcliffe at present re-
,aiuS ownership.
Professor Graves was in England
from April l TO Sept l. and visited ID
Scotland.
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Findlay. O., Sept. 1.-two hog fu.-
,urjty shows instead of one may fea-
trre the 1928 Hancock County fair.
The Duroc futurity show for north
western Ohio. may he made perman:
cnt feature. while the big type POLAND
china breeders Of this vicinity are
manning an association 10 stage
show similar 10 that held by the Du-
roc men.
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Fremont. O.. Sept. 15.-Bccausc OK
coal shortage. the large Cement works
in Castalia have closed down. Lime
and cement works in WoodViile, "'n-
sonburg and Sandusky report dhticu'-
,;ns in opcrating because of shortage
nf fuel
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WILLIE WILLIS.
I.irtlc Willie vii

Little Willie VIII
rs was not kept IN
after school We'd
neSday as. the
other children "X-
pccted. H." had
missed six words
in spelling. hut
later IN III" day h"
found opportunity
to tell Miss rrim
that she looked
awfully mic" Win
hcr hair fixed that
way.
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BAR TURKS FROM EUROPE
British Fleet Is Instructed Not to Allow
Troops to Cross From Asia.

London. Sent. lJ-"i Ky the Associated
rrcSs--Thc British fleet has been in
strIctsd tn allow no Turkish troops to
cross from Asia /" Europe. IL was off,
cially announced this evening.
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Athens, O.. Sept. l5.-Employmeh.
of % new members OF the iacut! =.
Ohio university has been announced U!
president f. b. Bryan. Dr. TnoH'as
McCrackcn of the Colorado leacn
college becomes dean Of the coi'eSe -
education.
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Findlay, O.. Sept. ia perfect hu-
man skeleton. though to be the oohcs
If a soldier of the war OF 1917. was
ruund on the farm of Earl DECKER
Eagle township.
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AUNT HET,

I'm afraid our
ucN preacher ain I
going to hc V"r'I-
lar with IN" wo-
men He talks To
en- IN tn" Same
tone nf voice h"
uses hen talkiu'
I" the mon folks"
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MUST RUN GAUNTLET OF OF
TIcIALS AT NEARLY EVERY
BOUNDARY LINE.
BAGS AND TRUNKS EMITTED OF
CONTENTS WHILE EdPATIENT
TRAVELLERS WAIT.
PASSP BUSINESS PROVING
QUITE PROFITABLE TO PEOPLE
OF SMALLER COUNTRIES.

ulderzaa,. Holland. Sept. u. ~
i>r; IA" same I'D Europe. am 20
ing 70 say ~ home u"N; summer. I
rircd. nl!,lG.,-.c god Amer. r.I0 woman en-
claimed after 80 had finished III"
hire" hour endurance test necessary -
w"-> Through III. customs and pass
roy. control a. Reuth"lm. G'r'nauE.
nd had finally filtered through IN:
pr:,h control az pid"nz2al and t"un1
= p,aGs in ,ac tram h"Uud for The
ulrue.
L an used 70 travelling. kn"N
enough German and F-"uch :" tax"
are ~ ianSuac. difficulties. bat tH'S
postwar passport a"d customs ""~.-
ross ! too rrucN t"r me-" the woman
continued Il have ts-u In It2lN: jug
r~lavia. Austria. rzechosl"vak:'t ES-
vari.. France and Germany sine" MAY
ard my nerves are all CraN"d "u' 10y
border aun"vancsS. Travel IN Eur"r"
ism, Measure any moro. It's on end
less chase for vi>aS and p"'t"" papers
end a battle royal with border o.
Sirials, usually At o'cl""k in the
morning. and this YEAR X has genera
" been In the rain"
The Ben,hcim and rldeuzaal frontier
Is neither AIRY worse nor any better th7n
mos, 81 the other crossings mt" ''"r-
many. Travellers to and from penmarN.
Switzerland Poland. France and 'ce"h"-
slOvakia. have much III" sam" StruHS'e
that takes piac" daily on this border
Belgium, Is the only country in Western
Europe which has waived all passport
regulations and is apparently STRIVING
20 make the life or tourists easier.
So n description ~ this Am"rir2n
woman'S experience in making her way
from Germany into Holland Is tHrt"ai
% what travelcds encounter At nearly
every boundary. and BOUNDARIES nav"
besu created with amazing speed Nln'"
tho world was last in peace.
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Fos,oria. O.. Sept. Is. - Fostora
merchants have completed plans 10
hold two days trade celebration Sept
IS and %
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Lima. o.. Sept. ,5.-Retail price OF
milk here has advanced one cent on
quarts 1t now is 10 cents quart ana
6 cents pint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

Port Clinton. o.. Sept. 1S.-Eloertar
neachcs are Just about cleaned OUT
here now There was an unprecedent-
cd rush OF buyers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

Delta o. Sept. 1S.-Delta public
; schools have opened In charge OF
t Charles r. OXlcy, new superin'ehPent'
who comes here from -FOUR years ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

Cleveland. o. Sept 15.-Councn mas
q resolution ASKING that the city join
with the government In purchasing
land at ST. Clar" avenue. and Ontario
street. as the site for new postof'
flee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

Cleveland. O.. Sept. 15.-All gasonne
filling stations attendants VIII De !"
censed under proposed city orolhanS
hcrs The object is protect the public
from short measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

FindIay. O.. Sept. . The potato
crnp in Hancock county will be Tar De-
low normal this year. according 10 az
ricultural experts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

Alliance. q. Sept. 15.-Local iodse
Of Eagles dedicates new temple WI"
grand officers present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

Bucyrus. O.. Sept. l5.-Beram M>ile'
and Walter Nolk. who started on
] 900 mile hike To Colorado. wrote nach
they actually walked II miles: DUN
,,,tr," au,o rides the rest OF the way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

wauseon. o.. Sept. IA completely
equipped tourists camp has pcen OPEN
cd here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

Marion, o. Sept l5.-Wiliiam Il:
Ueistand. county superintendent U.
schools. has heen reelected chairman o,
The Marion County Rural supervisors
association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

lima, O.. Sept. 15.--The sum OF *e'.-
nCo may be appropriated Tor "e"
fair grounds for Allen county. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16

Marion. O.. Sept, 1.-THE annua.
convention OF the Ohio Retail Groeers
and butchers association will be heid
here Oct. = 10 II.