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The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21
COLORADO WELL FLOWS
STRONG WHEN UNCAPPED

Colorado. Texas, Feb. l6.-Mor-
rison No. was uncapped yesterday
afternoon and shot oil half way up
the derrick An attempt will be
made to drill deeper.
There is considerable excitement
here Oil men concede II Is a good
we'll Storage tanks are being erec-
ted and leasing is running rampant.
Oil men from everywhere are rush.
ing in.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21
LOCAL MAN MAY
RECOVER FROM POISON

We are glad TO report the n. l..
Dyess who attempted suicide last
week by taking strychnine Is re-
well at this time, with much hopes
for his recovery by the physician
attending and his people.
Mr.. Dyess has many friends in
Lubbock, who hoped that his health
can be regained by close attention
by the physician.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21
| LUBBOCK GETS FIFTEEN PER CENT
REDUCTION ON FIRE INSURANCE
RATEFOR ITSGOOD FIRE RECORD

What would you think Of a
bank that stacked their money up
in a wooden shack and would not
build vault because it costs a
little money! How long would you
do business with them? And yes
they would have a chance to catch
the thief after he broke through
and stole the money. And yet we
tie our money up in beautiful homes
in the city and just because II costs
a few pennies we fail to make the
recognized precautions TO safeguard
this money from the worst thief Of
modern civilization. Fire, who once
he has stolen your home, your val-
uables is beyond the reach Of any
law Of possibility Of even partial
recovery. OF course part Of your
loss can be covered by insurance,
but no one is foolish enough TO be-
lieve that an insurance policy COW
ers the loss incurred in a real fire.
These facts are merely called to
mind in connection with our good
fire record, so that we may know
TO whom we are due this saving and
a warning that unless their advice
Is acted upon that some day 4 fire
will get loose that will not only
wipe out hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars worth Of property. but our
good fire record. this saving and
our past reputation.
Regardless of how efficient or
willing a fire department force may
be, they can't fight fires without
equipment. Let's either take care
of the needs of this city with suf-
ficicnt equlnment or else organize
an old fashioned Bucket Brigade.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21

The many friends Of Kay Arnett
are glad to see him able 10 be
about again, after several days In
a local hospital, where he under
went an appendicitis operation. He
has been with the Spade ranch. near
Littlefield for many years and Ii
well known here.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21

Attorney Roscoe Wilson. who has
been out Of the city the past week
looking after legal matters in the
interests Of his clients returned home
Saturday.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21

Misses Gladys and Marian MeSpad-
den. formerly Of Lubbock. but now
making their home In Stamford. visit
ed with friends and relatives In Lnb-
book the past week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21

Rev. Jno. r. Hardesty Of Slaton
visited in Lubbock and looked after
business matters. Saturday of last
week
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21

G. c. Hendsr~on Of riaIn~i<~.
wss In Luhboek Saturday. visiting
kl< brother. ]. y. H<ndsr>on. a
ths <<slsnehs.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. n. Denman and
sons. Billie and Marian visited with
friends and relatives IN floydada the
early part Of Last we<k.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21
Program COMMITTEES

II is the duty Of this committee
10 secure additional entertainments
in connection with the Short Course,
20 prepare and select an outline Of
topics most suitable for exploita-
tion and demonstration in the South
Plains country for the Short Course.
u y composed Of: Curtis A. Keen,
Chairman; NJ. NJ. Dupre. +. l.. Klett
and d. G. Dickinson.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21

n Il the duty of the school Com.
mltt~< 10 see that all teachers Of
s<hsols ef The South Plains are ss-
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-02-21

II 4 The duty 81 The MateFiaI
Committee to select and secure and
have for demonstration purposes.
suth seeds. feeds, animals and poul-
try ns may be In line with the pro-
gram TO be rendered Al the Short
Course. This committee Il COM
posed of. n. \. Karksr, Chairman; (;
y. W. noernsr. y. NJ. Maddox and
NJ. "a Schroeder.
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defense at the trial. nor at the suose-
oucnt disbarment proceedings. He was
disharrcd from the practice OF law
Finally he resigned the Office OF su-
preme advocate.
Must Assume or Disavow
The intemperant utteranceS Of Su-
prcmc knight Flaherty is still com
pell!ng issue. The knights of Column
bus must either assume or dtsavow
responsibility for them. They involve
not merely the organization Itself but
the entire Catholic laity. We demand
prompt and decisive action by your
body Compromise would be fatal.
Cnfaltering allegiance 10 our !ns'ltu-
tions must not be left open to ques-
ton.
His attack upon the supreme court
OF Massachusetts was unwarranted ana
fragrant. He deliberately aligned the
great organization Of which he Is the
head. and for which he spoke. with
those destructive forces avowedly an
archstc Equally baseless. indefensi-
BILE and dangerous 10 social tranquility
and 70 the safety OF the republic was
his vicious attempt to rekindle the con-
Stunning flames OF religious and racial
intolerance which, happily, had been
dying ont"
The Boston men assert that the let
ter and the resolutions TO follow VIII
have "a far-reaching effect. and they
intimate that II favorable action is not
taken on them, thousands OF members
Of the knights OF Columbus Will secedc
from the order.
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WOOL SCHEDULE
AGREED UPON
Silk Schedule Tuken mp and NAY be
Disposed Of by Senate Today.

Washington. July decentralization
of the wool schedule. which has fur
nished the one big fight In the admin
istration tariff bill was completed to-
day by the senate after the approval
without change of imposts proposed by
the finance committee majority on
blankets, wearing apparel and floor
coverings The silk schedule then was
taken up and leaders were hopeful that
committee amendments TO this could lie
disposed of tomorrow.
After the silk schedule will come
those dealing with paper and books
sundries, including hides and laces, the
free list and the administrations provi-
sions with the flexible tariff plan pro-
posed by President Harding.
When the senate winds up work on
these, It must 60 back over the entire
bill. paragraph for action on individual
amendments.
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Carl G. Bachmann and children, Eiinert
and Charles and Miss Susan Jane Bach
mann. will motor To Atlantic Ctty inc
latter part OF the week where 'A'y Will
enjoy a two weeks vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard r. Mccoy ana
nephew. Robert Gibson, Will IeaN" "eS
day for the east where they Will spehd
short vacation.
Mrs. Sidney Altman ~ Philadclphla'
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Ter,
bert Baer Of the Island. has returned
TO her home.
Paul WINNER and Herbert Chaser
OF Bellaire are attending the meeting OF
the supreme council Of the knights OF
Columbus at Atlantic city. On thetf
return trip they vii! stop n ihllade'-
phia, Washington and Baltimore,
Charles (. Crumnitt and FANNY
leaves today for n motor trip through
the east. stopping Mt cleveland I'''o'"
Baltimore and Atlantic CITY.
Miss Helen Zimmerman. Of the South
Side, has returned to her home after
delightful two weeks Visit WIN
friends ut Mt. Lake Park. Md.
Miss Anna Byard, Of the South SIDE
has returned from pleasant two
weeks visit 10 the country.
Edward Schaaf Is spending a several
DAYS visiting with friends In Cleveland
Earl Weyman spent yesterday with
relatives and friends in Cameron
Mrs. Laura Bell left Yesterday tor
short visit with friends in Ceder Point
r. r. Admunson Of Clarksourg was
n business visitor IN wheeling NeS'rr-
day.
CLYDE Ncsbltt Of the South Side Is
spending a short stay with friends near
Cleveland
Wilson r. Stoddard Of Pittsburgh lett
for home yesterday after spending
two weeks visit with friends N TINS
city.
Miss Gene Ephlin spent yesterday the
guest of friends in Cameron.
Charles Dickman Of tho South side
has returned TO Washington. IA. after
spending the weekend with his parents
in this city.
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OBITUARY {
FOR LATE
BRUNO H0EHL WILL
Be HELD TOMORROW
New. ". q. Ulfert VIII Conduct funsT-
al Services Tor Late Prominent
Business Man.

Funeral services for the late Bruno
A Hoehl. 90. we'll known resident
Of this city and formerly secretary and
manager OF the Rruno A. Hoehl l1ano
company. who died at 4ol Barton street.
K!rkwood. Sunday evening. will be held
ut the place OK dcH'h tomorrow atter-
noon at Z O'Clock Rev. William o.
Ultcrt. pastor OF the -. Johns Evan
Eel!cal church. will ocAciate and inter
ment will be made IN Linwood ceme-
terry.
The deceased was born IN Germany
and cara TO this country 50 years ago
taking up his residence in this CITY
He entered into the piano business with
his son. Herber; Hoehi. forming the
bruno \ Hochl Piano company he
was a member Of Nelson lodge NO. 81
MasonS Mr. Hnehl had been atling Tor
some time and las. September he moved
70 Milwaukee for his health. HIS health
did not seem TO improve so WIN MS
family he returned TO this city. where
ne has been residing for the past Few
months. On Sunday evening he suodeh-
~ became worse and he passed away
az Gas o'clock.
Mr.. Hoehl lcaves three children hiio''
Herbert and Frank. all OF TINS city
His wife preceded hum to the grave
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BENWO0D
Men to Hold Meeting

The men Of the congregation or tho
St Johns church viii hold a business
meeting in the church this evening 10
lay plans for the part they are to take
in the entertainment and musical that
Is to be given by the members OF lhe
CONGREGATION on August 10, IL ana l]'
The ladies OF the congregation na'o
quite a start on the men and for them
to catch up they will have to get down
TO work. The program Is to De chahseu
every evening and the arranSemen's foi
an orchestra are being made. 1nls Is
to be one OF the biggest times the
church will give in this line this year.
K. OF p. Meeting
Members Of the K. Of P. will meet IN
their hall on Main street this evening
at S o'clock where they Will hoid lheir
regular business meeting. All mem-
bers are requested 10 be present as the
meeting will be Of interest TO I'll VINO
are present.
Bowers Funeral
Funeral services will be held for the
late Mrs. Adrlla Luella Bowers this
afternoon Mt o'clock from her late
home. 1906 Marshall street. The ser
vices will he in charge Of Rev. J. w.
Whistle OF the Church OF God or NC
Mechen Interment Will follow IN the
McMechen cemetery.
The late Mrs. Bowers died at her
home Sunday morning. She Is survived
by her husba nd and eight children.
Qerrtes Quiet
Members Of the Kerry camp have up
ia this time a blank week. Until next
Sunday they will not entertain any OF
their friends At their summer camp
This Is the first week since the camp
has been opened that the club has not
entertained several parties.
Bcnwood Briefs
Mr., Edward Cooey and family Will
leave for an extended motor trip today.
william Sprouts OF Easter Ohio was
\ business visitor in town yesterday.
Joseph Cusack Of Martins Ferry was
a business visitor in town yesterday
Miss Erma Fox has returned home
from Harrisburg where she spent eome
time visiting friends.
John w!sgerber OF Wheeling was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Susan Mahood Is visiting friends
In Hickory. Pa. for a few days.
Miss Margaret Bell Is spending sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
IS
4 FINE TONIC
It Does Build You Up Just
Like They Say In
The Ads.
DECLARES BOGGS RUN
LADY WHO USED 1T.

ct know Hypo-Cod Is wonderful
tonic" declares Mrs, Hessy Ramsay.
because I was in poor health for
over year once and after all that
time II only took Hypo-Cod just few
DAYS to build me up. II Is wonderful.
NV appetite came back My strength
returned. felt just fine In few
days"
Thousands in wheeling and vicinity
use Hypo-Cod when they feel sluggish
weak. unstrung Just few DAYS AGO
that Is all they need. and right now at
this season OF the year lot or people
find Il drives away that ianguid'
weary half sick feeling and builds
them up quick.
Earle's Hypo-Cod IS not a patent
medicine 1t contains Hypophosphltes
Malt. Wild Cherry, Iron and extrac-
tiyes from Cod Livers. II If simply
more modern, more powerful and
nice tasting tonic that agrees with the
weak stomach and does it's work days
and weeks sooner 4 few druggists
have Pet" torlcs Of their own-~per-
haps. but all sell ard recommend Hypo-
Cod. &c, bottle tonight and sec what
II will do for YOU The cost is trtfling
compared with results.-AdY.
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EIGHTY YEARS YOUNG
A Skin Treatment Which Has
Survived the Test Of Ake

Four generations ago . physician
discovered a treatment which pro-
duced wonderful results when applied
to diseases Of the skin. He used It IN
his practice, passed II on to his son.
and 80 1t came on down the years.
For the first time this famous old
formula is given to skin sufferers IN
der a new name-E1.Z-mol. The same
curing. healing ointment WHICH has
stood the test Of years is now placed
on the market for your use. II you
are suffering from any skin trouble.
go to your druggist today and ask for
a SOC jar, or send 50c to the Crown
Products Company. Dept N. Steuben.
vile, Ohio, for full size package.
You will get relief-at once! c. II.
Griest & Co., Wheeling, sell this reli-
able treatment.-Adv.
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MIG AMY VAN HORN.

Funeral services for the late MIS-
AMY Mcder Van Horn. well known
Wheeling woman. who died at the ONO
Valley General hospital SUNDAY even
ing, will he held at the Mendei Funeral
Home. 1905 Chapline street. TINS atter-
noon at ESQ O'Clock. Rev. W. II. Fte'oS'
nasto- % the First Christian church
will oCficia,e and burial will be made
IN Greenwood cemetery.
The deceased was formerly MISS Amy
Meder. a daughter OF the late A. r. ana
Amy Meder and was a resident OF North
Main sire, for a number OF years. she
received her education at Mount 10
Chan,al academy and was member OF
tho First Christian church. She was
united in marriage to Charles = van
Horn. present manager OF the . D
Kresge company. OF this city at the
age OF % years. Mrs. Van Horn nau
he nmaking her residence In Iowa LOT
the pats few months and was visiting
with her sister. Mrs. George Van hirS
Of pleasant Valley when she TOOK III
several days ago.
SURVIVING are her husband and one
sister. Mrs. George Van Kirk and one
brother. Harry Meder Of this city
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MAKING It HOT
FOR FLAHER7Y
CATHOLICS or BOSTON GALL UPON
X. or C.'s 10 DISAVoW THEIR
gUPRE16H KNIGHT
Claim That MS Criticism OF tho
Pollstasr Case Was . "FlS-
grant Act

Atlantic City. July 31.-Every dele
gate here for the opening OF the fortieth
annual convention OF the knights OF
Columbus tomorrow morning received
letter tonight signed by 100 representa-
tive Catholic citizens OF Boston caiilns
upon the order TO dtsavow the attack
made by Supreme Knight James a:
Elaherty upon the supreme court OF
Massachusetts In connection with the
Pelletfer case. Eleven resolutions have
also been offered TO The convention de-
handing that the order repudlate the
u,terances OF the supreme knight. Inc
letter received by the delegates tonight
reads. in part:
Mr.. Flaherty misjudged. prejudiced
and misrepresented the decision or tho
supreme court OF the commonwealth OF
Massachusetts even previous TO us
announcement.
BY unanimous decision OF the ruil
bench OF that court, Mr.. PeG&tier was
convicted OF gross misconduct. It's
decision removed Mr.. Pellet!er from tho
office Of district attorney. He made no
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caHualtiaa Total "a

Chicago. July 3l.-(By the Associ-
ated Press)-A check-up on the casu'
alties in the Herrin, H.. mine mas
sacre, made by various labor agen-
cles and coal associations interested,
shows that OF the y men in the mine
at the time it was attacked by the
union forces. s. are either dead.
wounded or missing, while the total
casualties on both sides numbered
more than 70. The tabulation fol-
lows:
Nun.union miners and guards in
the mines, 70.
Bodies OF non-union men Officially
buried. 10.
Non.union men wounded. "a.
Non.union men missing, believed to
be dead. II,
Total casualties on non-union side.
81.
Union men killed in fighting. ..
Union men who died from wounds.
Union men wounded ESTIMATED,
no official figures available). to 8.
Total casualties on union side, Z TO
Is.
Total casualties on both, sides, II
to 70.
The figures show that only eight OF
the y men in the mine are known 10
have escaped unhurt. or the wound
ed non.union men, six are still in hos
pitfalls. two in Herrin and four in Chi
cago.
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J. A. sLAcKroRD.

The body Of the late J. y. BIacHt@r"'
former resident of Bridgeport. o. VINO
died at GregSville.1 H.. SATURDAY ar
rived In this city last evening. Inc &c
ceased was we'll known In the brtuss-
port distric; and was one OF the oIasS'
knights OF PSthias in eastern onio'
Funeral services will he held from the
Kirkwocd Presbyterian ceurch at
o'clock this afternoon with Rev. John
w Ne, ras,or. in charge. Iuterment
,,i,, n. mads in Weeks cemetery.
Bridgeport.
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ArHoMY EoKNR

The Holy Name Society OF inc 81
Arthonv'. Catholic church Will reciie
the Rosary over The body OF the ia ave
Anthony ECKER. SO. at the late homo lOV
Eyfth street. Aetnaville. Brtdseport'
mis- evening at 100 o'clock Funeral ser,
,,,css will be held tomorrow morning at
8 o'clock a, tho late homo and viii DO
SoIIowed by requiem high mass at the
a. Anthony's Catholic church at y
o'clock. Intermene will be made In tho
81 Anthony cemetery at Blaine. Ohio
> The deceased was native or france
sut came 20 this country while quite
Young. He took up his residence IN
s,tnsyille and has been living IN that
.aetion for the past 80 years. He was
horn In Alsace-Lorraine. France. MT
ECKER was dsvout member OF the ST
Anthony's Catholic church.
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MISS VIRGINIA xREBs.

This evening at o'clock at 'ne IAN
,,v home. No. 1903 Eoff street. will be
hs,d the funeral services for the late
Mss virginia Brinton Krebs. wheeling
MGR school student. and daughter or
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krebs, who died at
the ohio Valley General hospital. Sat-
urday evening.
Rev. ]. p. Leyenberger. pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian church. will be IN
charge OF the services and intermeh.
viii hs made In Greenwood cemetery AT
40 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-01
SAY w. VA. MINES
ARE NEAR NORMAL

Charleston. ". Va. July 3l.-The
mines of West Virginia are gradually
getting back to the normal coal pro-
auctions recorded since April l, accord
ing To the statement issued Monday
afternoon by the West Virginia coal
Association The car shortage, which
hit hard in the southern part Of the
state, is being relieved by the govern
ment priority order. and coal that once
crowded sidlngs is now being rushed
to markets. the report said.
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Mystery Surrounds =
Maintenance WaIkout

Blueneld. ". Va. July 31.-Mystery
surrounds the walk-out today OF all the
maintenance OF way men on the Radford
division OF the Norfolk & Western rail-
Yay between Blueheld and harrisburg.
va, II Is declared by members OF the
union all maintenance OF way men be-
tween Blueheld and Radford. Va. Will
yalkout before noon tomorrow. NO one
seems 10 know where the orders for
the walk-out came from. IL such orders
were received Railway officials here
were unable 10 say tonight how many
men were included In the walk-out as
the Radford division IS administered
out OF Roanoke. Va.
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r, WILLING BROOKS.

Last sad rites over the BODY OF tne
,.tc William Brooks. IS. well known
rstirsd contractor Of this city. who
Ala saturday evening at the Mounds
s.tIIs camp grounds. will be held this
.y,sr,oo, nj 3 o'clock at the late home
No. 81 Fifteenth street.
psy Clarence E. Allen pastor OF the
r,o,-th Street NJ. r. church. will OF
Relate and the remains VIII DC 'h'e'eN
IN Greenwood cemetery.
The pallbearers win De Ionh a.
Barnes. Weston, W. Va: II. u. iFSNS,
stsubsnvills, o.: W. B. Briceland. East
IJv.rnool O.; E.. A. Gaham, city: X.
Rrooks Gordon, Steubenville, O.: H. C.
Clark. city. all,
Mrs. Don Byron and Mrs. Shelter VIII
yander vocal solos during the services
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FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply gsmo, tho Antissptto Liquid.
Hasy 10 Use,

From any druggist for 35c. OF 800
for large size. get q bottle Of Zemo.
When applied as directed II effectively
removes Eczema, quickly stops itching.
and heals skin troubles, also Sores,
Burns. Wounds and Chahng. II pene-
trates. cleanses and soothes. Zemo Is
n clean. dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid. Try II. as we believe
nothing you have ever used is effec-
dve and satisfying.
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'sible warrant Of law in doing -
Governor Morrison today notified Bee.
rotary Hoover Of the designation OF the
stats operation commission to direct
the allotment OF coal In North Caro-
lima. The governor explained that the
delay in acting has been cased by his
absence Of office and his grant re-
luctance to assume any responsibility
in the matter Of coal distribution.
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To Defend Miners.

Springfield, Ills, July 31.-tBy the
Associated Press The Illinois
branch OF the United Mine Workers
will finance and erect the defense OF
every union members brought to trial
for the Herrin massacre. Frank Far
rington. Illinois president. announced
today.
The very magnitude and sternness
of the agitation for the punishment OF
those involved in the riot creates
danger for innocent men," said a
statement issued over Mr.. Earring
tons Signature this afternoon.
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COMES BACK FOR TRIAL

Parkersburg. ". Va, July 3.-Aftcr
two years absence from Parkersburg
during which FIVE indictments by the
Wood county grand jury have been
pending against him. charging receiving,
by buying stolen property, J. b. Mchl
today unexpcctc diy and voluntarily pre-
scented himself before Judge W. T.. Nc
Dougle in circuit court OF Wood county.
He entreed pleas Of not guilty To the
indictments and gave $4,000 bond for
appearance for trial at the fall term OF
court.
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cral days visiting friends in Hickory,
Ia.
J. McCustee Of Moundsvi!le was
business visitor in town yesterday.
Edward Cunningham Of EdSwood
was a business visitor in town yester-
day.
Henry Shrump and Edward Southern
are visiting friends in Weegee. o.