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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1922-07-20
Local News
Eat More of Shepard's Honey!

Eat More of S~hepard's Honey!
Used car in good condition. A. w.
Lund Company.--adv.
Wilbur Ensign or Minneapolis
spent the weekend here.
Mrs. Guy Bassett of Tacoma, Wash,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. A. Q.
Lien.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Gerard of ST.
Paul are spending a couple of weeks
in the city.
For information or Busses call
High Grade Oil Co. Bus Station,
phone 161.-adv.
Mrs. Reese has purchased the Ii
brary building at Prescott and will
oren a bakery shop there.
Henry Garland is now proprietor
of the city delivery service, having
bought out Messrs. Hall and Farms
worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Elliott, Mrs.
Cyrus Glass, Mrs. j. Harold Watson
and Miss Florence Elliott spent Fri
day in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Horrice, Mrs.
Triplet, and Miss Holly, of St. Paul
MINI. were quests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Day, Sunday.
DR.. Clough, Eye Specialist, Eau
Claire, at the Gladstone, Aug. Z.
Pre-war prices. Up-to-date mount
ings and lenses.-adv.
The P~ostoffice Department has an
nounced its intention to W post
office buildings throughout the coun-
try instead of renting them.
Mrs. Mollie White returned Sunday
evening from Glenwood City where
she has visited for a week with her
son, Orie White. and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. WATSON, Mr..
Maurice Thomas, and Misses Augusta
and Sue Thomas went to st. Cloud,
Mimi, Friday and returned Sunday
evening"
Mrs. G.. G. Knowles has gone to the
Twin Cities. From there she will go
to Montevidio, Valley City, North Da-
kota, and Ames, Iowa. On her way
home she will visit in Milwaukee.
T. w. Finn has resigned as local
manager for the Penn-American Oil
Co., and Arthur Dodge, formerly with
the High Grade Oil Co., is now in
charge of the Penn Cos. interests
here.
Last week MI. and Mrs. Luberg
motored to Madison, where they Wis
tied their daughters, Mrs. Fred Todd
and Mrs. Ralph Todd. They were
accompanied by their sons Raymond,
Kenneth, and Leroy.
R. w. Freeman, F. V. Williams, F.
x. Knoble, Robt. Hurd and A. E. Jen-
son returned Sunday from a couple of
days fishing in the vicinity of Clam
Lake. They had fine luck, bringing
home a splendid string of black bass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Berg and child
rem, Mr.. Berg's father and Mrs.
Berg's two sisters motored to Lake
City, Mimi, Sunday and spent the
day with the ladies' brother who is
encamred there with his National
Gaurd company from Milaca, Mimi.
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Bargain in used Ford Touring Car.
Ramer Auto Co.
House for rent. Inquire at A. w.
Lund Company.-adv.
Misses Lenore and Agnes Linehan
have gone to Yellowstone Park.
Miss Mile Mcintyre Of Baltimore,
Md. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. r.
Brown.
New tops put on any model auto.
Let us quote You. A. w. Lund Com
pany.-adv.
Ed. Daley, of Dickinson, N. D.,
arrived here Monday for a few days
visit with friends.
Try Walter Ice Cream. Be your
own Judge. No better made outside
the Twin Cities.-adv.
Miss Myra Ludwig Of Milwaukee is
spending the week with her college
friend, Miss Florence Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Beebe and daugh-
ter, Miss Harriet, and son, Nolan
left Sunday for Cylon to visit rela-
tives.
They all have a good time in the
Ellsworth Fair Ground Pavilion. Next
dance, Friday, July %, eight-piece
0rchestra.-adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Jehn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Stolz of Glidden, visited
over Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Dewey.
Mrs. Homer Reed left Friday for
her home at Miles City, Mont, after
a visit at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Oligney.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. O.Barrett and
children Of Osceola are spending the
week end with the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. III. O. Wenzel.
Mrs. Borden and daughter, Miss
Audrey, who had been visiting Mrs.
C. w. lemon at her lake cottage, re
turned to st. Paul Sunday evening.
Ilwaco Springs is a home industry,
~patronize it, make reservation for a
cottage now. Address Miss j. A.
Morse, City, or Alric Anderson R. F.
d. No. a..
Mrs. Ophelia White left Saturday
morning for Minneapolis, where she
will visit at the home of her son,
Jesse, and at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Agnes Doriott, for a few days.
Five hundred People are to take
part in the st. Croix Valley pageant
to be staged at the fair grounds in
J. New Richmond next Wednesday and
Thursday, commencing at 8 p. M.
each evening.
Howard WATSON, VINO is employed
in one of the Powell banks, at OAR
mody Sask., Canada, arrived here the
first part of last week, for a months
vacation to be spent at the home OF
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam WATSON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Weber OF
Great Falls, Mont, are visiting at the
hcme of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Smith. Mr. and Mrs.
Weber, in company with Mrs. Web
ber's sister, Miss Margaret Smith,
and Miss Mary Carroll, drove through
from Great Falls and visited Glacier
National Park enroute.
Evening star., 1922-05-21

One OF The Hardest Stunts In The
Struggle For Supremacy Is The Uphill
Climb Of The Ambitious Lady With
Plenty Or Com OF The Realm. But
Absolutely NO Connections Or Worse
Than None. At Times 1t Does Seem
As Though Keep Out" Were The
Motto OF The People At The Top or
The Social Ladder Pause A Moment
And Pity Mrs. Peter Holcomb (They
Call Her Lou Holcomb Out Little Rock
Way). She Is All Set For A Nice Bow
In The direction OF Some One With
Whom |, ls Quite Necessary To Be On
Bowing Terms. Mrs Holcomb Will
Pow. Oh. So Swcetly. And The Lady
At The Other End Will Look Straight
Through Mrs Holcomb And Never
Move A Muscle
Evening star., 1922-05-21

Herman. The Headwaiter From The Stand
point OF Dollars And Cents. Is An Expert At
Classifying The Patrons OF The Cafe Ce Fin
And Haddie After One Brief But Searching
Glance. He Will Show The College Boy And
The Folies Girl To Table Alon sside The
Gentleman From Flint. Mich. Will Be Led
Around To The Table Way Back Next To
The Pantry Door Herman Is Very Class
Conscious
Evening star., 1922-05-21
BY w. E. Hill

T Are Tucked Ay Some cne OF Ths G Small Any on pe9s
And Are Their Own Live. They viii Ten You In The Cy Ts Nody
The Young Man On the Extreme Right To Break A~sy Ihs Glass OF
Ha. Directed Several Lyric Shafts The Fnaner Cs)
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Colonel Starbottle's Client

Aunt Martha?"
Yes" said the fatuous youth;
but they allow he killed Tom for
his money. And they do say it's
mighty queer doin's in yo' writin'
religious letters to him, and Tom
your own cousin"
"Oh, they tell those lies here, do
they? But do they say anything
about how. when the same lies were
told over In California, the lawyer
they've got over there, called Col
onel Starbottle, a Southern man, too.
got up and Just wrote 10 Aunt Mar
tina that she'd better quit that afore
she got prosecuted? They didn't
tell you that, did they, Mister
Brooks?"
But here the unfortunate Brooks,
after the fashion Of all jealous
lovers, deserted MS allies for his
fair enemy. Il don't cotton to what
they say, Sally, hnt Won do write 10
him, and l don't see what you've got
to write abou.-yGu and him. julie
Je6court saws that when you set re-
lision at Louisville dur,nS the reviv-
al, you felt YOU had a call to write
and save sinners. and You did that
a; your trial and probation, but that
since YOU backslided and are world
ly again. and so to parties, you just
keep II up for fooin' and FIRTH, She
amt goin' TO weaken on the man
hat shot her brother, just because
he's got gold mine and--a mus
tache,"
She takes his money all the
same" said Miss Sally.
She don't-her mother does She
says IL she was A man she'd have
blood for blood"
MY" said Miss Sally in affected
CONSERVATION. It's a wonder she
don't apply to you TO act for her.
II it was my brother he killed
Ia challenge him quick enough,
said Chef. flushing through his thin
pink skin and light hair.
Marry her, then, and 'that'N make
Won one OF the family. l reckon
Miss Hilda can bear it, rejoined
the young lady pertly.
Look here, Miss Sally" said the
young fellow, with boyish despair
that was not without a certain pathoe
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whose possession his books of ac-
count are which We're in the hands
Of Mrs. Bessie Hedges that the sale
of the automobile to Chas. s. Trump
be set aside and held for naughr
SO far as plaintiffs rights are con-
cerned; that the conveyance from II.
P. Thorn to Margaret Bream be de-
clared a conveyance to J. Herman
Bream, and the sale to Margaret
Bream be set aside 50 far as plain
tiff's rights are concerned and the
title to the property declared to be in
said j. Herman Bream; that a decree
be entered herein fixing the amount
of the Indebtedness of said j. Her.
man Bream; that after said indebt-
edness shall have been fixed, in de.
fault of the payment thereof that
said automobile may be sold for the
satisfaction of the said debt; that
the property now in the name Of
Margaret Bream. after the sale
thereof shall have been set aside,
be sold for the satisfaction of said
debt; that a special receiver may be
appointed to take over, collect and
iGuuCc W money lIi6 OlutI assets
now in the hands or under the con
troll Of and concealed by said j.
Herman Bream to a sufficient
amount to pay the debt of the plain
| tiff; that all proper orders and de-
crees may be had, accounts taken
and inquiries directed as may be
necessary; that proper attorneys
fees be allowed, and the costs of this
action be paid.
And affidavit having been mado
that the said defendants ----
Bream, wife Of j. Herman Bream
and Margaret Brcam are non-resi-
dents of this State, the said defend
ants are required to appear within
one month after the date of the first
publication Of this order, in the
/ Clerks office of our said Court, and
! do what is necessary to protect their
! interests.
! 1t is ordered that a copy of this
order be forthwith published once 4
week for four consecutive weeks in
! the Evening Journal, newspaper
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greet this: neither had she been en-
tirely sincere in her defense Of her
mysterious correspondent. She was
conscious that her cousin Julia, al
though impertinent and illogical.
was right in considering her first
epistolary advances to Corbin as
youthful converts religious zeal. But
low her girlish enthusiasm was spent.
Perhaps she had a vague idea that
Corbin'S conversion would eXpiate
her pr, sent preference for dress and
dancing, She had certainly never
tllrted with him; they had never ex-
changed photographs. She even
thought OF writing at once 10 him
that her parents objected to its fur
Their continuance, but remembering
that his usual monthly letter was
now nearly due. she concluded to
wait until it came.
1t is to be feared that Miss Sally
had little help in the way OF family
advice, and that the moral admins
tratiOn OF the Dows household was
as prematurely developed and as
precOciouSly exhausted as the estate
and mansion themselves. Captain
BOWS marriage with Josephine jeff
court, the daughter of a poor white"
had been considered a messalliance
by his family, and his own sister,
Miranda Bows, had abandoned her
brothers roof and refused to asso-
ciate with the Jeffcourts, only re-
turning to the house AMI an armed
neutrality at the death Of Mrs Bows,
a few years later. Sbe had taken
charge of Miss Sally, sending her
10 school a. Nashville until she was
recalled by her father TWO years ago.
/ 1t may be imagined TINT Miss Sal
/ ly's correspondence with Jeftcourt'S
murderer had afforded her a mixed
satisfaction It was at first asserted
that Miss Sally's forgiveness was
really prompted by Miss Mirandy."
as a subtle sarcasm upon me family.
] When, however, that forgiveness
seemed TO become a source OF rev.
enue to the impoverished Jeffcourts,
her Christian interference had de-
clined.
For this reason, possibly, the
young girl did not seek her aunt in
the bedroom, the dining.room, or the
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husjness-room, where Miss Miranda
frequently assisted Captain Bows in
the fatuous and prejudiced misman-
agement of the houses and property.
nor in any Of the vacant guest-rOoms
which, in their early wreck OF lat
ter-day mahogany and rosewood,
seemed to have been un0ecupigd for
ages. but went directly ID her own
room.
New as the apartment appeared To-
be, it was old enough to contain the
brief little records Of her maiden
hood; the childish samplers and pic
lures; the sporting epoch with its
foX-headS, opossum and wildcat
skins, riding-whip, and the goshawk
in a cage, which Miss Sally believed
could be trained as a falcon.
The young girl opened a drawer
Of her table and took ont a small
packet of letters tied up with a green
ribbon. As she did 50 she heard the
sound OF hoofs in the rear court
yard. This was presently followed
by step on the Yerarda. and she
opened the door to her father with
the letters still in her hand. There
was neither the least embarrass-
.uent nor selI-consciousncs in her
manner
Captain Dows, superfc:ally re-
markable only for a certain odd COM
bination Of high military stock and
turned-oyer planters collar, was
slightly exalted by a sympathetic
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in its implied infertority. Il amt
gifted like you'll aint on yo' level
nohow; | can't pass yo' on the road,
and so reckon | must take yo' dust
as yo' make it. But there is one
thing, Miss Sally, I want 10 tell you.
You know what's going on in this
country. You know that we're draw
ing the line closer every day, and
spottin the men that amt sound.
Take care, Miss Sally, you amt sell
in US cheap to some Northern Abo-
litionist who'd like to set Marin
Judy's little niggers to something
worse than eayesdropping down
there, and mebbe teach 'em to kin
die a fire underneath yo' own TO-"
Miss Sally rose and shut down the
piano. Then leaning over ii on her
elbows, her rounded little chin
slightly elevated with languid i'm
pertinence, she said: And let me
tell you, Mister Chester Brooks. that
it's just such God-forsaken, infant
phenomenons as you who want to
run the whole country that make ali
this fuss, when you amt no more
fit 10 be trusted with matches than
Judy's children. What do you know
OF Mr.. 10 Corbn, when you don't
even know that he's from Shelby
Vile, and as good a Suth'ner as you,
and If he hasn't got niggers it's be-
cause they don't use them in his
parts? Yo'r for all the world like
one o Mrs. Johnson's fancy ban
tams that amt quit Of the shell afore
they square off at their own mother
My goodness! Sho, Sh-o-o!" And
suiting the action to the word the
young lady, still indolently, even in
her stimulation, swirled around
caught her skirts at the side with
each hand, and lazily shaking them
before her in the accepted feminine
method OF frightening chickens as
she retreated backwards, dropped
them suddenly n a profound curtsy,
and swept out OF the parlor.
Nevertheless. as she entered the
sitting-room she paused TO listen.
then, going TO the window. peeped
through the Sits OF the Venetian
b and saw her youthful admirer,
M snowy young horse, and
ride away. Miss Sally did not re-
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less Won iust admire to have every
word of II repeated all over the
county. Those little niggers OF
NANNY Judv's are living round
somewhere and are mighty cute and
SASSY. tell You. lis nothin' 10 me.
s..ra. hut Mss Hnda msh,n,t Ike
T., hear ot il. So soon after Your
particular attention 10 her a, last
4.shts marty. ,oo."
Here a treshIook.ns young fellow
OF sIxand.twenty. leaning uneasily
over The piano from the opposite
SHE. vas heard 10 murmur that he
DIDN'T care what Miss Hnda heard
nor the whole world for the matter
OF ,au, Bat" he added, with a
faint smile. folks allow tha, Won
know now TO p.av up sometimes.
amt nut ON the loud pedal. when YOU
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Martinsbur.S;
I'm The Past
(Taken From The FNes of The
JournaD
TEN WEARS AGO

TEN YEARS AGO
City Band plays concett in Public
Square
Edward Ernest Small, widely
known b. G o. engineer. expires at
City Hospital of typhoid fever.
FIVE YEARS AGO
Bull runs amuck on West Race
street. chasing pedestrians and caus-
ing near panic before finally cap
tured.
Mrs. r. II. !. Wilmington. of
Charles Town. dies. while visiting
her son. Mr.. John Wilmington. OF
North Queen street.
Mr.. Marion Gano and bride are
given reception by MIR. Gano's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Gano, Tab
lers.
ONE YEAR AGO
Mr. and Mrs r. n. Stewart, Win
chester avenue, report $50 vehicles
passed their home in Sig hours on a
recent Sunday.
Thieves rob grape vines at Round
Top orchard of some so or 60 bush
els of grapes.
First Young Peoples Conference
for Winchester Presbytery is held
in Presbyterian church here.
City Council accents resignation
Of Police Chief Licklider, effective
September list
SALTY" Horner and a fifteen-gal-
lon still are captured along noun
tain in Gerrardstown district.
Mrs. Mary \. Gardner, aged %. and
oldest resident OF city, expires at
her home on Winchester avenue.
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just thinking I'd sort OF drop writ
ing any more; it makes a sood deal
Of buzzing amongst the neishbcrs.
and | don't see much honey nor comb
IN IT,
"Eh," said the Captain apparently
more as,ouiShed than delighted at
his daughter's prudence. We'll,
child, suit yourself, It's mighty
mean. though. for l was just think
ing Of telling you that Judge Read
is an old friend OF this Colonel Star
bottle, who is your friends friend
and lawyer, and he says Colonel
Starbottle IS with us, and working
Tor the cause out there, and has got
a list Of all the So'thern men in Cali
fornia that are sound and solid for
The South. Read says he shouldn't
wonder if he'd make California
wheel into line too"
Il don't see what that's got to
do with Nj Corb!n,@ said the young
girl impat entity, Ticking the still
unopened letter AGAINST the packet
in her hand
We'll" said the Captain, with
cheerful y5guaness, Il thought it
might interest yoU-thats ALL" and
,7Gnged judiciauy away.
40 Be Continued
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

w4E STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
At rules held in the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Court for the County
of Berkeley. on Monday, the 18th
day Of August, 1922.
Sanford Wright, Plaintiff,
VS..
Virginia Moore, nee Wright; Nora
Clarke, nee WRIGHT Melvin
Wright, Catherine Wright, an in
FAINT; Valley Kearns, nee Wright;
Arthur Wright, Frank Wright, Joe
Wright, Hazel Moore. nee Wrighc
Grace LeClair, nee Wright; Mol
lie Green, nee Wright; Ella O'Con-
ner, nee Wright; Nimrod Wright,
Frank Wright and Rosie Wright,
Defendants.
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain partition Of the real estate of
which Nimrod Wright died seized
and possessed set up and described
in the bill in this case.
And affidavit having been made
that the said defendants, Virginia
Moore; Nora Clark, Melvin Wright;
Catherine Wright: Valley Kearns;
Arthur Wright; Frank Wright; Joe
Wright; Hazel Moore, Grace La
Clair; Ella O'Conner; Nimrod
Wright are non-residents of this
State, the said defendants are re-
CURED to appear within one month
after the date of the first publica-
ton of this order, in the Clerk S
office of our said Court, and do
what is necessary to protect their
interests.
1t is ordered that a copy of this
order be forthwith published once
a week for four consecutive weeks
i'll the Evening Journal, newspa-
per printed in the town of Mar
tinsburg, in tho County of Berke-
ley, and be posted at the front door
of the Court House of Berkeley
County at least twenty days before
judgment or decree is rendered.
l.. Dew. GERHARDT, Clerk.
S y 1tWis 4wks Mon
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

THE STATE or, WEST VIRGINIA:
At rules held in the Clerks office
OF the Circuit Court for the County
OF Berkeley, en- Monday, the 7th
day OF August, 1922.
Swastike Realty Co., Plaintiff,
VS..
Earl McSherry HYDE. Z. f. Willard
and Frank j. Trammell. Defendants.
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CHAPTER II.
The J use OF Captain Masterton
bows, a. Pinevjlle kentucky. was
a fine specimen Of Southern classical
architecture, and the SKY Aae Of rs
anonymously high roof MS pleas.
antly broken against adjacent green
pines. butternut and darker cypress.
A nearer approach showed the
succeed Sa.epOsf S-WhoSe red brock
core was revealed through the drop
ping plaster-opening in wall Of
half-rough stone, half-rOI,en pals
ade, equally covered With shin
moss and paras}ticial vines, which
hid a tangled garden iesJ 10 Us
own unkempt NXurance.
The house itself was lifted upon
broad wooden foundation painted
~ initiate marble When Miss Sally
DoWs playel the piano n the aw-
ing room she Was al times accom-
panied by he uplti4i voice nj the
sympatheut h03LGs Who sought It's
quiet retrel IN III health or low
spirits, and from whom she MAS sep
arated only by an impertecr'y tac-
rttcl LDDt NA EdN Ii-it7 seams Nt
infant progeny OF Nanny J0dy.
IN old nurse, made this hiding Place
ON domestic Justice, where they
ere eventually betrayed by sub,er,
anean giggling that mad once or
vice brought hashtul confusion -
ne hearts OF Miss Sallys admirers
nd mischieyous security TO that I'm
ned coquette herself
L was pleasant September aft
noon. on possibly one OF these oc'
sions, that Miss Sally sitting be
IRE the piano, alternately striking
few notes with three pink fingers
md glancing al her reelection in the
polished rosewood surface OF the lift
ed keyboard case, was heard 10 "
ter this languid protest:
Quit that kind Of talk, Chef IN
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j. Herman Bream and --'
Bream, his wife, Margaret Bream,
II. p Thorn and Mary f. Thorn,
his wife. and Charles S. Trump,
Defendants.
The object of this suit is require
the defendants and each of them to
answer the bill of complaint under
oath, that said ]. Herman Bream be
required to state his assets and par.
ticularly the notes that were in the
hands OF the Shenandoah Valley
Rank e Trust Co., and that were de-
livered to him just prior to the SER
vice of the garnishee summons upon
it, by whom they are owing, their
respective amounts and due dates;
that said Bream shall answer in
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pr.lted in the town Of Martinsburg,
in the County of Berkeley, and be
posted at the front door of the
Court House of Berkeley County at
least twenty days before judgment
or decree is rendered.
L. Dew. GERHARDT, Clerk.
MARTIN & SEIBERT, Attorneys for
Plaintiff.
s 16 1t w1 wks
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OF
State Editors

Take one reckless natural born
fool TWO or three drinks OF bad
liquor, A fast, high-powered motor
car. Soak the fool we'll in the LID
nor, place in the car and let him so.
After due time, remove the wreck
age. place in black satinlined box
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". Va. STATE news

Read work repre- ,outins a total,
cost OF $l.3S2,l53 % is now under
construction by the state road com.
mission in the Huntington division.
according TO information given out
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.:
At rules held in the Clerks office
of the Circuit Court for the County
of Berkeley, on Monday the 18th day
of August, 1922.
Littlestown Savings Institution, a
corporation, Plaintiff.
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The ->Fe ramorz Grotto and the
White Shrine were hosts recently to
1000 Huntington children at an cX-
cursion on the Ohio river.
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SYNOPSIS


10 Corbn killed Jeteou fight voluntarily paid Jeff
monthy sending mail
Mrs Jicou Withholding which
cobn Sally Dows Of
while written Corbn pathetic
letters South