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The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-11-09
Gives Charming New Shade to Old Lingerie
PUTNAM FADELEss DYEs-dyes or tints as you wish
More Light on Congress.

When members of The house return
they will be able to see their way much
clearer to pass legislation and have a
brighter outlook upon their work in
the house-entirely aside from the way
in which many of them may have their
eyes opened while campaigning back
home. The reason is that Elliott
Woods. architect of the capitol, is hav-
ing the lighting system of the house
thoroughly renovated In the house
ceiling there will be 40 frames of pip
ing six feet square. strung with 20
lights each, making total of 900
lights to guide the members on their
legislative way.-Washlngton Star.
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WAS WISER THAN HE LOOKED
Bueplle. Appsarinp Individual. Surprised
the Scientific Sharps Of Prom
inent Washington Club.

Yon can. never ten by appearances
Just. who fl. the real wise Individual
Ttie other afternoon number Of men
were discussing the latest scientific
achievements In one corner Of a room
at a wellknown club. There was q
man who bad all the earmarks Of hav-
ing lately arrived from a seasons
work on the farm. His head was thin
ly covered With hair, astrlde his nose
sat pair Of steeErlmmed spectacles,
on his chin grew billygoat-llke Wills
kers, his clothing hung on rather than
fitted him. Finally one of the party,
who had been conyersing on scientific
matters, turned and In a rather joking
way asked the one OF bucollc appear
ance what he thought of the matter.
Quick as fash came back 15-minute
learned dissertation on the subject I'M
der discussion. afterward learned
that the one of rubelike appearance
was one Of England's famous scien-
lists Washington Star.
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and Paris besides. So 1t was really an
international contest, but the winner
halls from our own Middle West. The
judges selected Mrs. Gehlman's cookie
recipe for use in the hospitals, be-
cause II best combines food value with
little fat content. 1t makes a mighty
good tasting cookie. too. Here 1t Is;
cupfuls sugar cupful raisins
8 cupfuls -four (cut with scis-
1 teaspoonful soda sorg
2 teaspoonfuls bak- 1 cupful lard or
ing powder butter
cupfuls rolled / cupful sour milk
oats (ground) ! egg (well beaten)
Process: Flour the raisins. Cream
the fat in n mixing bowl, adding the
sugar gradually. Add the egg. then
the milk, then the dry ingredients
efter sitting them together, then the
oats. and lastly the Toured rnisins.
Using teaspoon, put onto a creased
and Toured baking sheet. Put Into a
fairly hot oven $3.50 degreeslt and
leave 10 to 10 minutes.
Mrs. w. ]. Marks of indianapolis,
widely recognized domestic science ex.
pert, and the members Of her flour"
class acted as judges for the contest.
They selected as an alternate to the
Gehlman hospital cookie. another
oatmeal cookie" which they would
recommend for general use. II con-
tains larger percentage of fat and
no milk. Mrs. A. o. WiggIn, Lima.
Ohio, sent 1t In.
The vote gave Mrs. Mary B. Snod-
grass Of Highland Park. Mich, second
ranking without a rival. She sent
In an orange cookie" recipe.
The Judges selected as the third
ranking recipe a cream cookie" with
small fat content. sent In by Miss
Mary L. Robinson, Walla Walla. Wash
Ington.
Mrs. Herbert Pinnell of Indianapo-
lis is shown mixing the dough for the
National Cookie. She was one Of the
class of judges and-secret--she hasn't
been mixing dough for Husband Pin
nell so very long.
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Wiser

He was a professional fiirt and the
girl knew 1t, but she proposed to let
him progress with ms fiiftntion awhile
and then cnll him down. And this is
the way she did 1t:
He told her about his wonderful
Job. Aud then he began to talk about
his car. ut is the niftiest little ma
chine you ever saw" Rhe began. white
wire wheels, gray upholstering, sill
YER"
And then she interrupted him. "Uh,
] know the rest. My sister goes with
a widOwer too"
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Symptoms Much Alike.

EITHER Speck's going to marry
Yvette or he amt, and I'll be john
Drowned n I Know which r. agitatedly
confessed Helolse of the Rapid Fire
restaurant.
"Hey, wake up" briskly calculated
Claudine Of the same establishment.
"How do va get that wayT
well. he quit spending money on
her. and that means that he's either
got her cinched or is going to shake
her. one or the other."-Kansas City
Star.
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TO the country.
OF the 400 recipes
which have been
pouring into na-
tional headquar
tiers of the Amer
lean Legion Aux
Hilary during the
past two months,
the Gehlman "Oat-
meal Cookie" has
been selected to
I'll the Jars in
military hospitals
throughout n e
United States.
Althoug h no
prize whatever
was offered In
this unique con-
test, recipes came
In from every
state In the Union
and from Hawaii.
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A. Anthony. who
has disappeared
from his home in
that city nd
whose wife and
children are In
destitute circum-
stances. Anthony
is described as
I W e N I y-nin e
years old, FIVE
feet six inches In
height, weight $50
pounds, ru d d y
complexion, dark
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DUBLIN Now called RaIIaeI...

Just why the provisional govern
ment should have changed the name
Of the capital from Dublin. apparent
ly Celtic in origin, II not In spelling.
to the Bale Ath ClIath. which is
the postmark on all letters which are
received today from the recent war
area of SackviIIe street, Is somewhat
puzzllng. Dubhlinn, the black pool.
reference to the Liftey, is said to have
been given as a name twenty centu-
ries ago, and was used by the Danes.
The new name is pronounced Baiia-
clee, the town Of the hurdle ford. de.
rived from the somewhat marshy
crossing paved with wooden hurdles
at the point where the coast road
from Wicklow to Tara, then the capi-
tai Of Ireland, passed over the River
Liffey.-Montreal Family Herald.
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Alcohol az Fuel.

Experiments by British commits
sion having shown that alcohol is su-
periOr to gasoline or benzOl as motor
fuel In many ways, the commission is
experimenting with mixtures OF alco-
hol and the others.
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He walks with a slight limp in the
left leg.
Anyone having Information concern
Ing Anthony Is asked to communicate
with Leland NJ. Beatley, commander
Of the post. Alp North Haven street,
Toledo. o.
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Concentrated Resources.

~ understand you won all the
money in the party last night"
"Yes," said Cactus Joe, "but II
didn't do me any good. / simply had
to divide it around or else break up
the poker game."
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-11-09

About ali you have to do to make a
boy hate any particular kind of food
Is to tell him II is healthful.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-11-09

When an American heiress Is d.
vorced from a foreign nobIemnn she
gets a rebate instead of alimOny.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-11-09

Brazil Is planning an irrigation
reservoir 100 miles long and with an
average width exceeding i've miles.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-11-09

The Marriage Ceremony
81 hear they have voted to drop the
word obey" might as well. 1t didn't
mean anything"
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American
%. IeSio,l,
scegS for TIL. pspst.% vent; ssgRg,I.:d By
THE LEGIoM OATMEAL COOKIE
Recipe Submitted by Mrs. Frederick
oehlman, Springfield, H., Wine
international Contest.

Mrs Frederick Gehlman of Spring
field. Ill, presents the national cookie
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The deIpfuI Waiter

81 recommend the fish,"
SIS the steak so badT
"No, it's out"
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-11-09

Satan also finds. II seems. some
drudgery for idle hands to do.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1922-11-09

Mashles for the Masses!
Overheard at the first tee on pub
lie course in a midwest city:
swell, where's the first goolF'
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OHIO LEGION MAN MISSING
Clair A. Anthony is Being Sought by
Toledo Post, No. 3te-HIs
Family Needs Him.

Joseph Baker Post, No. $40. Toledo,
O., Is seeking the whereabouts of Clair
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The Only WAY.

do you believe that it is possible
for a man to live on $50 a weekT
"If his credit is good, yes"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-04

Another ihstailmsnt Il g+hs fot
tune TsIlefp Will appear In our next
lssie.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-04

"that does not SIT under the auth.
ority Of Virginia. The helpless,
Lewis; In their youth and inexpsf.
fence, are not wholly given oyer 70
the spoiler. : Z.
r The boy they talked about was
very y6dngA under twenty one
Would say. He was blue.eyed and
tdif-hatfed, With thin, delicate
.teatdfes, witch showed good blood
long inbred to- the loss Of yigor.
He had tie fine, 6peti, generous
face of one who takes the world
rs IN d fairy story. But nov there
was care and anxiety In II, and d
tuftiye shadow, as though the lad,s
dream Of. life had got some. rude
awakening.
AT this moment the door behind
my father and Lewis was thrown
violently open, and d man entered.
He was q person With the manner
Of q baffistet, precise and dappef;
he had a long, pink face, pale eyes.
Ind q cl6se.ctopped beard that
brought out the hard lines OF his
mouth ne bdstled to the table
put down o sort Of portfolio Ii u
held an inkp6t, a wrltlhE.pad and
PENS andedrew up a chair like ohS
ab6tit 10 take the minutes bf 4
meeting. And all tie While he apoli
ogiSed TOT Ills delay. He had I'M.
pottatt letters to get OF IN the
post, ana TO make sure, had car,
ried them to tie tavern himself.
"And now, sifs, let us get abottt
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McnOngalia County Court
Called Upon to Decide Share
Of Eight Children.

MoRoANTowN, ". Va, Dec. 4.
The County Court Of Monongalla
County is called upon to decide
whether a dead man knew Of the
death Of his niece six years before
his own death and TO determine the
status OF her eight children as to
whether they should share in an
estate'o Of more than 100000.
The suit Is brought by.the exeel.
tors Sof the estate Of Sanford Bar.
hickman and is against the legatees
Of the estate.
The will, which has been PRO.
bated, was made April 81, 1915,
and provided that the estate be al.
yided share and share alike among
the nephews and nieces OF Mr.. Bar.
rlckman and that In the case Of tina
death Of any Of them that their
shares would go to theirlegal heirs.
On September 30,I 1914. the bill
Iof complaint sets forth. Mrs.
Elma Yost Of Marion County, a
niece Of Sanford Barrickman, died
leaving eight children.
Some Of the heirs claim that
when Mr.. Barriciman made his will
he did not know OF the death four
months before. OF his niece and tina,
It, was his intention to provide fbr
her or her heirs,
There are fifteen helra not IN,
GLIDING Mrs. Yost.
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QUEEN ESTHER CIRCLE
TO VISIT SETTLEMENT

The members Of the Queen Esth
fer Circle Of the First M. =. Churc1,
will be the guests OF the deaconess
es Of the Enkle Settlement H0usr
at S:15 o'clock this evening. The
visitors will beSshown through The
classes In English.y arithmetic and
history, which will be held in opIr
session for their, benefit. Follow.
ING! the visit 10 the class rooirs
the Women will, assemble in thr
apartments of the tdeaconesses
where the rendition Of a musical
program will precede the business
session.
The members of the division
headed BY Mrs! Beatrice Allen vii
be hostesses on this occasion. 4
special feature OF the affair viii IA
the presentation OF a grocery and
canned goods donation to the settle
ment house by the Circle members
Each member will be entitled 70
invite one guest TO attend.
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this business" he finished, like one
who calls his assistants to d labor
My father turned about ana look.
ed at the man.
"Is your ratts Gostord2" he said
in his cold, level voice.
ut is. SIR replied the English.
man. Anthony Gosfordi"
well, Mr.. Anthony Gasford," re
piled my father, kindly close that
door that you have opened"
Lewis pluoked out His snuffbox
and trumpeted III his many.coloretl
handkerchief TO hide Ills laughter.
The Englishman, thrown of his
patronizing manner, llesitated,
closed the door as he was biddenN.
and could not regain his fine air,
Nov, Mr.. Gosiord," my father
went on, why was this room VIC.
lated as We see IT."
ut was searched for Peytop Mar.
shall's will, SIR" replied the man.
"How did you know that Mar.
shall had a will?" said my father.
u saw him write IT," returned
the Englishman, there in this very
room, on the eighteenth day OF
October. 1854"
THAT was two years ago." said
my father. was the will here at
Marshalls death?'
1T was. He told me on his
death.bed."
"And It Is gone now7"
1T u.s." replied the Engllshman,
"And now, Mr.. Gosford, said my
father, "how do you know this viii
is gone unless you also know pra.
cisely where It vast"
II do know precisely where Il
was, sir" returned the man, at
was in a row Of drawers on the
right Of the window where you
stand-the second drawer from thG
top. Mr.. Marshall put Il there
when he wrote It, and he told mo
on his deathbed that It remained
there. You can See, SIR, that he
drawer has been riflcd." "
Ny father looked casually at tho
row 1of mahogany drawers rising
along the end Of the bookcase. Tho
second one and the one above werE
open; the others below wers
closed.
"Mr. Gosford," he said, "yop
would have some interest In this
VIII, to know about it SO precise.
ly." T
"And SO l have" replied tho
man N! = 1T left me a sum Of moa.
"A large sumY
"a very large sum. SIR"
mr.. Anthony Gosford," said my
father, for what purpose did Pey.
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ton Marshall bequeath you q large
sum 81 money! Touale no kin; NO Z
vas hean youf debt
The Eneiishtnan sat down aud
put his fingers together with Q j1
dicial ar.
Sstr,f' ne Began, I am not ID.
vised that the purpose Of d beduest
Is relevant; when the tbequsst Is dt
rect and tnencumbered by the te5
.tatot with any tndicatory words Of
trust of ds65. This viii bequeaths
me q sum Of money. ] am not 70.
.Gdifed bY any provision Of the Law
TO fhow tte reasons moving the t6s'
tatbr. Doubtless, Mr., Peyton Mat.
Bha!l had reasons which he deemed
excellent for tfiis course, but they
are, sir, entombed In the grave
with him.
Ny father looked steadily at tho
man, bit he did not seem to con-
slider Iiis explanation, nor To 81
any further on that line.
t.Is there another who would
know abodt this %ifl?n he SAID.
"This sftemihate SON would
know replied Gosfotd, q sheer IN
the epithet, "but no other. Mar
shall wrote the testament in hl4
own hand, without witnesses, is he
had the Legal right II do9ufdef the
laws 6f Virginia. The iawy6rp ne
added, "Mr. Lewis, will confirm ms
In the legality Of that.e
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DEATH OF MARION g0UNTYVlNAN
AN ISSUE IN BARRIGBMAN ESTATE

Mater Law And Mrs. A. Morrl
son ottzelEtns, Mrs. W. r. |. one
and Ms Walter Moore Of Charts
class entertained z
Mrs. w. B. Grimm was hostess
TO the members Of the Ladies Ok
celsior class Of the Gibraltar
Church and several other guests al
her home on Mahlon street Tues
day evening" At an appropriate
hour refreshments were served
Members Of The class present were
Mrs. A. 6. Fortney, Mrs, F. O.
Richardson. Mrs. NJ. j. Jarrett
MS. Harold jarrett, Mrs. L. n.
Alley, Mrs. ! NJ. Riley, Mrs. John
Martin, Mrs. Frank Book, Mrs. D
G Thompson, Miss sybil Sturnl
and Mrs. Ray Sturm, The vlsitort
were Mrs. H, P. Boone. Mira. q.
c. Walls, Mrs. G. w. Jones, Mrs.
r. w sturm, Ms. W. A. Mere
dith and Mrs. j. N. Grimm.
farewell Party 4
Complimentary to Miss Laura
Justice; continuity nurse for the
Consolidation Coal Co., who q
leaving sbinnston soon for new
work Ii Pennsylvania Mrs. chhf'
les L. Hfrsey and Mrs. chrIss
Franz entertained at tho formers
home Cd Station street Friday
evening. During the evening AMlss
justice was presented with .
.Grueh wateh, as gift from the
guests present. Music and games
were the diversions of the evening
and a salad course was served By
the hostesses. Fifty guests were
present to enjoy the occasion.
PERSONALS
Miss elizabeth Rungo Of Wheel
ipg was q guest Of Miss Blanche
Martin Friday.
Mrs. John L. FinlayBon and
daughter Gwen were clarksburl
visitors saturday.
The Misses Blanche Hartner,
Helen Bolnian and. Bernice stew
art, and Richard Reed, who are stu
dents at Ohio University, spent
thanksgiving at their homes here
Miss Ruth Whiteman and Mis-.
Grace Martin Of tho West Side left
Nednesday evening for Washing
ton. D. c., TO spend u few days.
Mrs, sue Hursey returned SUI
day from clarksburg, where she
spent several days with her sister
Mrs: Wilbur Perine, who Is afpa
tent at St. Mary's Hospital.
w, B, Grimm is a business visi
tor in cIpclhnatti. Ohio, this week
Mrs. Alice Riggins has been n
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Berton BraIey's Poem
STREETS.

9In1ENS -.HaH ~
You like straight streets that are
metaled aid paved
And lead to a definite place,
Thin, regular streets that are well
I behaved
y And easy to map and trace.
They lead from nome to your daily
lob
And back TO your home again,
Broad streets worn smooth by q
sS htmdrut1 mob
o. patiently bidding men.
But fitke Streets that are auec,
and quaint,
That l.sad@well, 4 know h5t
That twlndie at length to a trail
that's faint,
Where the wandering pilgrims
You like tiiF streets where YOU
x can't gel 6st,
I'm fond Of them where / can,
The wavering aifiiless roads, IN
bossed
BY the "brattlca1 paving man."
You like the Streets that from, end
to end
Are old and familiar ways,
l love the by.ways thdt wend AMI
wehd
Till lost in the distant haze.
SO keep to your street that &
Straight and fine,
A carefully measured track,
And I'll ifght.heartediy follow mine
Ali over the world ana bach!
Copyright. 1920
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sHINNsTON
Entertalnt cIuh

Mrs. Clyde A. Cole entertained
the Blde.a.wee Club at her home
on Station street Friday evening.
Sewing was the diversion and a
delicious salad course was served !.
Those attending were Mrs. Arch
ITetrlck, Mrs. John Lucas, Mrs.
Charles Gerard. Mrs. John u. Fin,
Ilayson, Mrs. Howard r. Harmer,
Mrs. Edgar Harmer, Mrs. G. O.,
Whlteman, Mrs. Mary Coftindafier,
Mrs. j. S. Maloy. Mrs. Frank
Book, Mrs. Bredbenner; the Misses
HaEel Rowand and Leah Smell,
The outof.town guests present
were Mrs. Vance Lynch. Mrs,
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for several days Il tier home on
the Ncst Slde.
Mis- Alice Rtttee 4 very ~ az
die home d her daughter Niirs. !.
3 smith on Main street
Miss Nerna Cunningham Of ttyt.
mont is the guests Of Mrs. Ida Colt
man and Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Cunningham OF the west side
Glenn Reed was recent, guest
Of friends In Fairmont. )
Mrs: Lee BeggesS was shopping
IN Fairncnt Tueaday. y
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lIson and The lodge officers. Tht
tnvocation and benailction wert
pronounced b ne REV Robeft i,
Brown! pastor o. the church
The platform Of the church was
tprettlly decorated with orchid AMI
white chrysantnetnunis and palms
and ferns, and selections by thu
Elks Glee Club and organ process.
SIGNALS and recessionals, played IS
Mrs. ]. Minor Durham, featured
the service. n !.
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MoNjoNGA.H]I

The Misses HELEN and ADA Ros.
ers Of MOundsytlls. who had been
visiting here With Nj. and Mrs
Dudley King at their home IN
Bridge, street for the past few
days, returned home yesterday.
The b. Y. P. u. viii serve "a
oyster supper Wednesday evening
In the social room Of the church.
L. NJ. Kuhn was a Sunday visitor
with friends In Worthington.
!. Miss Maud Mccarthef left last
week for Pittsburgh, wheref she
will accept a position IN the Kauf'
man & Baer department store.
Dr.. g. W. Windsor Of Faitmont
was calling on friends here yesteE.
day
Members Of the Loyal. RutS
Bible Glass will meet this evening
at the home OF Mrs. Charles An
defson Of CLEVELAND avenue, Fair
mont.
The ladies Aid Society Of the Nj.
P. Church will meet at 9 O'CLOCK
Wednesday afternoon yat the hona
Of Mrs. Frank Miller In Front
street.
WI Fl Cornell is very Ill at his
home here Id Bridge street since
Friday. DR.. Harry Keister Of Fair
mont was called here yesterday Ia
consultation with Doctors Smith
and Riedy In connection with his
case.
The NJ. P, Mission Circle viii
meet at 1880 Tuesday evening.
A series OF meetings Is being
held at the<Eldora NJ, p. Church
by the Rev. 8. H. Steel OF the To-
cal Methodist Protestant Church.
Mrs. William Evans Of Pike
street, who has been III for the
past few weeks, ID improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shaver
were visiting yesterday with Mr..
and Mrs. zeb Springer OF Adams.
Vile.
Harry b. Martin. who sold his
store in Thoburn a short time ago,
has accepted a position in tho No.
tional Bank of worthington.
Nj. and Mrs. p. A. Harmon
and p. L. Mcdonald OF Clarks.
burg We're. visiting with friends
here yesterday. -
D. NJ. Harmon was visiting az
the home OF his sister, Mrs F. D
Southern Of Rooms Rum Sunday:
Miss Ava Currey, who had been
visiting at her home here since
Thanksgiving Day. returned to
Mount De Chautel Academy yester.
day.
Mrs. Isabel Grimes of clarks.
burg has been visiting with triend'
here since yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hartrick
and Mrs. Howard Fleming spent
few days Christmas shopping ia
Pittsburgh. Pa. u. n
Mrs. Lee Curry was shopping in
Fairmont Saturday.
Mrs. John Anthony was shop
ping In Fairmont Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Bauler was shopping
in Fairmont' Saturday.
Miss Lorain Fleming was visit
ing in Fairmont Saturday.
Miss Kathleen Shaver attended
the football game I'm CiarkBIDHS
Saturday.
Mrs. Hermie wilt was shopping
in Fairmont Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Gaskins
were shopping in Fairmont satur-
day. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom whalen and
the McKain family were visitors. at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. David
Smith Sunday. @
Miss Opal Leeson from Morgan.
town Is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. Guy Lipscomb.
Lark James Of Bridge street was
visiting in shinnston Sunday.
Harry Watkins has returned TO
Morgantown where he will cot.
tinue. his studies In the University,
after spending q few days at his
home on Main street. a.
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RETrkNING nm 1ra1r

LONDON, Doc. 4.--Prinee An.
drew Of, Greece and his wife.
Princess Alice, arc proceeding to
Corfu and thence to BrInd,si
Italy, aboard the British lIrht
cruiser Calypso, says dispatch
from Malta. -.