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very early remains of the Sumerians, the
Semitic race who built Ur.
Among these art objects we're the rude
foreparts and heads Of four life-size copper
lions, with eyes Of red jasper, white shell
and blue schist, tongues OF jasper and
teeth of shell. In these strange objects the
archaeologists recognize many OF the mon
sters described in the Bible which have
been a puzzle to Biblical scholars
There were also two copper panthers Of
life-size, two small copper bulls about the
size Of grayhounds and a great copper
relief, s feet long by 3 feet 6 inches high.
showing the half-god Imgig, the lion.
headed vulture Of the god Ningirsu, hold.
ing two stays by their tails.
The metal was oxidized through and
through. so that often little more than a
green powder remained Of what had origi.
rally been work of copper. But luckily
the old metal workers who cast the head
OF the beasts though they hammered the
bodies. thought il necessary to reinforce
them with a filling Of clay and btumen,
like the statue of Bel in the Apocrypha,
that was brass without and clay within"
This has survived and carries just trace
of the copper.
The panther heads have retained their
tCl 1902, by American Weekly, Inc,
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The Most
Interesting New
Discovery at Ur,
the Bust Of the
Priest kur-lil,
Quite a Modern
Type of Man, Who
Lived in 5000
B. c., About 1900
Years Before
Abraham.
Terah took his son
A D T q II a Ill II u MS
nephew Lot and with
their families they left
Ur and wandered forth
in search of a new
country hich they
could develop. For a
time they settled at
Haran, in Canaan. The
wanderings of Abra-
ham and his kinsmen
are described in chap
ters xi. to XIV. of the
Book Of Genesis.
Abraham then had a
vision that he should
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ST. CI.AIRSVILLE
.REL MONT COUNTY FARM LANDS
DOUBLE IN VALUE IN ONE YEAR

reage OF l0,0S2 acres with the corsid-
Grafton OF S475.3T30C. During the
same period SG5 mortgages with to-
tai consideration OF $l.li3.7+S.O0 was
cancelled on city. town and village lots
The year ending June 80. 1921, showed
the cancellation of 40+ agricultural land
mortgages with consideration or Nbhn.
9l2.00 and 99t mortgage with con-
siGcration of $l.2l6.520."o on city, town
and village lets.
Leases Increase.
These totals show that during the
past wear cancellations Of mortgages
were on The decrease while At the sam"
time new ones were on the increase
hut for least money than they were
Cnr during 1921. Totals for mortgages
that were cancelled during the past
year are 1Il2 with the consideration OF
81. 655. 324.0C as compared with ltlS with
total ~ s2.32O.524.OO during tho pre-
CedinR year
Lease during the past wear were on
! the Increase with 4l6 being recorded,
The major part ~ the same being on
mineral oiS and other lands and not
on agricultural lands or city or town
lots. In the year 1921. only 3ll lenses
were recorded, they like tho present
year being mostly on mineral, oil and
other lands.
Besides large number of deeds.
mortgages and leases that are filed an
nua!ly with recorder Rradficld. large
, number Of chattel mortgages and SOL
dicr's discharges. Tons. etc. are like
wise sent in for record. making this
office one OF the busiest in tn" county
Realty Deeds.
Neal Davis to Villa Frances jeffrey
CON Si1erl -
tion $500.
Neal Davis to H. L. Jeffrey. Lot No,
% in Morris;own.. Consideration $l."o
John Frazier and Gertrude Frazier 10
James G. Medill. Tract Of land in
Richlaud Township. Consideration SlO.
Nslrrtage Licenses.
wilbert Gcer, age 10. mill worker
and Emma May Brown. age IL, hoth oil
! Martins Ferry. Squire William Britton
performed the ceremony.
Andy Androsko age q. coal miner
and Helen Willis. age is. both or h'a'n'
Divorce Suit Filed.
! Eva pahuIich rs Nick Pahultch. Ac.
ton for divorce on the grounds of vii
/ full absence. Petition alleges that me
! defendant resides at Austria. Galicia
and asks that the summons be served
| through the Czecho-SIOvak Consul ri
! CLEVELAND, Ohio. Attorney John E
L
Costine represents the plaintiff.
In Court Yesterday.
The case Of Domenico CASTELAR,! VS.
| Ameda Coco. Madeleine Coco and
| Rock Coco. occupied the whole OF yes
,erday In Common Pleas court and al
| a late hour last evening. the cNamlna'
| ZION Of witnesses had not been complet'
| ed The suit Is damag" suit N
which plaintiff asks the sum or YIN
eco 90 with interest from December 4
/ 1891. alleging that that sum W que on
account Of the loss OF his right foot
Petition alleges that at about O'clock
=. VI. on December :. 1921, piainut,
! waa passenger on motor bus 81
The defendant and that between 18th
and 18th streets in tho city Of Bel
| laIre he was thrown from said bus on
/ account of tho breaking OF one OF the
springs Of the bus and that his right
| foot was caught under the wheel OF the
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MOUNDSVILLE
F|F TY |NNAT ES
To ROAD CANP Pc
POPULATION OF PEN PRoPbHrWlbh
BE DECREASED CONSIDERABLY
IN NEXT TEN DAYS
TWO hundred Men Are Already polhB
work On Now Highway system
yor west virginia

An additional 81 convic's from tn"
state pcn'tcu,Iary here Will l." sent
10 road camps N the southern emu "'
Nest NjyGjnii within ~" next -" "'f -
thus decreasing tn" population 81 '.'
rar prouer 20 mar IN" l.i"n mark.
More than two hundred ronr1'iS AR"
now working ON roads IN the southern
end Of the state.
The removal Of tn" c"nv'cts 70 inc
road camps was made possible by re-
zen. action OF the Stat" Road comm's-
sion. which body specified in making
several road contracts that convict labor
was to he used. Scvera! companies do
ing construction of state roads haH re-
fused tn work conN.c;s on ;he Gr""n"S
tina, o,he- labor could be procured
cheaper. However. the specifications An
,hc contracts lc; rs the commission
throws a new isht on he subject and
many more conyic,S are expected 10 d"
sen, Ia work on the roads as a result,
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OPEN AIR ENTRANCE
STATE PRISON MINE
Fan To Be Installed To GIVE proper
VenSilatton To Penitenuary
Opening

An air entrance to the West Virginia
state pcnitcnriary mine. was begun YES
terdav. according 20 information gwen
on. last evening by Warden J. l.. Ter
rel The main entrance 20 III" mine WAS
opened about one year ago through ef-
forts os Warden T"rrcl.
The mine has had daily output ~
from ten TO hf'rcu tons ever since It's
opening. supplying the state pen with
all the necessary fuel for that insti'u-
,ion. A hlg fan Will ne placed IN the
new opening "a provid" air for VENT
iatlon Of the entire m'n". The cost or
tho new opening and improvements 60
Ing with it will probably amount TO
$4,000
aorbv Funeral Sunday
Funeral serv!ces will be held Sunday
afternoon At 1880 o'clock for the late
Dr. O. c. GoAhy. AZ the home Of his
parents. M. nnd Mrs. L. G. Gorby. Of
Mowmars Ridge The services will he
IN charge Of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics. Interment VIII
be made ai The Grccu'awn cemetery.
pr Gorby died a: Terra Alta Wcdnes-
day. where he had been spending some
time for his health.
Bag C,meron Rally
The Cameron District Sunday school
rally will I've held Sunday at the Fork
Ridge BaptiS, church. y fine program
has been arranged for this affair and
everyone attending is promised a day OF
real pleasure.
Charlton Rites 1ncomplste-
Funeral services for the late William
NJ. Charlton, Well known resident. oc
Mourdsvile. who died at his home on
, Eighth street at noon Thursday. fol
lowing an illness of complications. arc
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He Served His Country During Va
Let Him Serve You In Time Of Pea(

D. B. Ealy did his bit in
World War. He was twel
.Aclths overseas.
Now he is ready to serve y.
as your representative in Co
grcsS.
Ealy's wide experience h,
made him ideally fit for the
fee. His devotion to the best il
terests of the people makes him
man in whom the voters of al
parties will have confidence. H
will be a true representative Of al
the people.
A personal friend of the late
President Roosevelt, he shares ir
the lattcr's progressive principles
and ideals.
The Republican party will be
preparing for victory in Novem-
Der by nomin.ting Ealy in the
August 1st primary.
Engaging in no factional con.
trovcrsics, Ealys nomination will
bring harmony 0 the party.
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BENWOQQ
Main RepairNd

MaIn Repaired
I The water main that burst. "ednes-
day evening was repaired yesterday
with very Il.tic inronvcn!cnce 10 the
citizens Of the town. The leak was
. very bad and the water supply was
short for a while hu: was turned on
carly yesterday morning after ere"
nf m"u dug. up me street ana repaired
tho main The main IN this place mas
been very h0thcrSOmc Of late, bursting
several inc In the last TWO months
and leaving the citizens Of the town
without water for some time. At one
lime they were without water for
wcch before the main could he put in
srrviceah!e condition.
DiMes Play Dykes
The fast Dixie club team VIII play
the Dykes \. C. team Of McMcchcn on
IA" South Ecnwood grounds Sunday aft
crnoon The bikes and tho Dykes
have hocu scheduled 10 come together
for some time but have always been
prevented. This time they VIII play
Followers or both teams expect their
team % win. so the game Will no dorht
De- = good one. The game VIII be called
at 3 o'cl"cf.
Kerries Entertain
Members nf the Kerry club Will en-
iortain a number Of young people at
their summer camp In the Narrows,
south "r McMechen, this evening.
Dancing VIII Nc the main feature Of the
evening. Good music has been secured
! for the occasion and n large number is
. expected 20 hr present.
: Dance Last Evening
\ number Of Young folks held a dance
In ihc Liberty hall on M"Mcchcn street
I las, evening. This Is the first dance
. that has been held in the town this
/ summer and vc-.. large crowd was
present. Refreshments were on hand
for those WHO cared for them. Plans
TIRE being made for another n he given
: IN the near future.
United Dairy Moving
The United Dairy Comnany has start
cd "a move their local store from her"
70 Thirty-n!nth street. Wheeling. Tho
store. has no. hcen doing very good IN
town owing 10 the lit'le work that 10
, being done ANA ~ n" Riverside mill
; : showing no signs o. starting. the on
Gals though: Il best Ia move 70 another
locality.
At Camp Sunday
The Ecrylca will entertain a num-
hor nr their friends n their summer
finn. south Of McMcchen. Sunday.
Swimming dancing and boating Will
he the main features ~ tho day. Re-
Crcshmcnts VIII he served A. suit
3 able hour in the forenoon and also IN
me evening. Many friends from the
surrounding towns VIII nc present.
Funeral Yesterday
Funeral services were held Yesterday
AZ the Iatc home on Marshall street FOR
Mrs. Anna Ecbccca Bremen, wifi" OF
Horace Rt"nncn. who died Monday. Rev.
= l.. Flanagan OF the First VI. z.
church, cf witch the deceased was n
member delivered tho funeral services.
Burial was made In the Greenwood Gem
ctCry.
Benwood Briefs
George Watson OF Moundsv!lle was
a business visitor In town Yesterday.
Henry Schrumr returned home yester-
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FIRE CkL T {
Now II the Time to Get Rid OF These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ASHAMED OF your freckles, rs
Oth!ne-doubIc Strengths guaranteed
TO remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce OF Othine-dou'
bic strength-from any druggist and
apply a little OF II night and morning
and YOU should soon see that even the
worst rrcckles have begun to disappear
while the lighter ones have vanished
entirely II Is seldom that moro than
an ounce ~ needed 10 completely clear
the skin and gain a beautiful clear COM
plexion.
Be sure 70 ask for the double strength
Othlne. as this is sold under guarantee
OF money back II II falls to remove
freckleS ADV.
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(;A[)Iz

Cndiz. July 20.-Mr. and Mrs Ed
ward F. Gammctcr and children, Ed
ward, Tr, and Martha Of Akron, and
Mrs. Laura f. Smith, Of Boston, were
recent Iucsts and Mr.. and Mrs. ". f
Gammetcr.
Miss Mary Brokaw. Of Steubenvillc
Is passing her vacation with her par
cnts My. and Mrs J.. J. Brokaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. lawr"nCe Smith and
family have moved 10 Rochester, Ind
Miss Christine Schcilart, of Detroit
is here visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs John Carmody.
Mrs. Mary X. Brown and Miss Nelc
Kirscv. Of Davenport. Iowa, VIII az
rive this wee. and will visit friends
during rhautaulua
Mrs Gcnovicvc Criler. NJ Newark. IS
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FOR ITCHING TORTURE
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zcmo

There Is one remedy that seldom falls
10 atop Itching torture and relieve skin
irritation. and that makes tho skin sotI
clear and healthy.
ANY druggist can supply you with
Zemo. which generally overcomes skin
diseases. Eczema. Itch. Pimples, Rashes.
Blackhcads. in most cases give way
TO Zemo. Frequently. minor blemishes
disappear overnight. Itching usually
stops instantly. Zemo IS safe. anti
septic l!quid. clean. easy 10 use and
dependable. II costs only S5c: an extra
largo bottle. 800. IT is positively safe
FOR tender. sensitive skins.
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STEUBENVILLE
sTEUBENvILLE
TRY tn CLOSE DOMESTIC MINES;
IJP-R|VER POTTER|ES PARA[YZED

roses and l!lies OF the valley The
i maid OF honor was gowncd IN creation
| OF citrus charmCuSe and carried hou-
! quet OF roses and snap dragon.
The bride Is daughter OF the late
! Edward Hammond Of this city; - a
| graduate Of the Art and Domestic
! Science school at Washington. II. c. and
| for several years has bcUn domestic
! science supervisor OF the public schools
at Youngstown. The groom ~ conuec-
| ted with the buying department of the
| GOODYEAR Rubber company. The we'd
ding tour will take them across country
| to Vancouver where they Will sail for
| Singapore where the groom WI. repre-
sent his firm for period or three
| years.
/ Hon. and Mrs Wyle Bcau. Mr. and
| Mrs. Wilson Rcail. Ny and Mrs. Joseph
! Parker Mende!l, OF Wellshurg. *Rnd~'Mr.
| and Mrs John Hammond OF Alliance I'D
Miss Blanche Kep!ingcr. oS Alliance
; were among the guests.
! Local Man Honored
/ Prof Pnzzl ,eadcr ot the Italian Rand
! Of S.euj,nville. arrived home today
| from Washington city where on We'd
ncsday evening. he was S!Eualiy hon
! ored before gathering of 1900 people
| after two musical selections h" com
| posed and dedicated 10 President War
rem G. Harding had been played by tn"
| l. :. Marine BAND IN front 81 IN" cap
! tot FRO: Po2Ii WAS wildly acclaimed
! bv the great assemblaCc and received
! the personal thanks OF rvesidcn; Hard
| jng who WAS present To- hear the con
! cert. During his stay IN n' capital
! Pro-: roz7i was Il CUES. of /. :. Senator
! Frank B. Willis
Asks Hsav- Damages
John II. Cross. New Castle. Pa, has
| filed sui, agInst the S;eubenvil!c. East
! Liverpool X Beaver Valley Traction
! company Tor Sl5.l5O damages. the action
! being trnd here today. Plaintiff al
| leges he was on an in,rrurhan car
which jumped the track near W".SNH'e
! and he vas permanently injured.
/ Appeal Action
! Mary Korfant. widow OF Michael kcr-
| FAINT. has filed an appeal N Common
| Pleas court here from the decision Of
| the Ohio Industrial Commission which
! refused her compensation for the deata
OF her husband, who died OF pneumonia
alleged 70 have been contracted while
| Installing fan In the t2Siner Coat
compauy's mine near here. he VAS an
! cmploye oS the company a; ihe time.
! She asks compensation os S5l6S.
River Victim Buried
| Tho remains OF Carl Brown. believed
! 10 be a Cleveland resident. taken from
| the Ohio river near here early this week
| were buried IN Union cemetery today ny
! The county, an effort 10 locate relatives
/ being futile. -
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Stop Scalp Itch With
Partisan S ge

Thousands u men and women Use
Partisan Sage because It so quickly
stops itching scalp.
Resides speedily Kidding the head Of
every particle Of dandrurr this delight
rul lnviEora,or keeps the hair from com
Ing out and gives Il a beautiful lustre
and softncss tina: COm7els admiration.
That's why c. II. GrIest & Co. and all
good druggists sell so much OF Il and
guarantee IT, Partisan Sage does not
change the natural color OF the hair.
--(Adv.)
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tion at St Marys. after spending few
days at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Sullivan, Jesse
sullivan. and Misses .Irma and NathrEn
Gaudco spent yesterday at the 9irl
Scout camp ut Graysrille.
Mrs. Stacey Warner. or Tenth street
underwent AN operation at tn" fifndale
hospital yesterday morning. She IS re-
ported as doing nicely.
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cAsrNER nNs FORCED 70 sus-
PEND BY PRESSURE OF
UNIONS
400 Pottsrs Idle in Toronto Empire
District as Result Of Strike

St.ubenv!le. Ohio. July 2o.-Cnton
r,inerS Of this d!stric: are making q
determined effort % close 4 number OF
domestic mines IN the SteubenNille die
tr.cc and have already succeeded IN
forcing one wagon mine 10 suspend
operations and has crippled others.
According to information obtained to-
,lay. the nou-un!ou miners employed IN
about a dozen local mines which supply
small factories. ice plants and resi-
Gences. have been approached by union
rrcn during the past few days and
urSed 10 Join the national strike. II is
alleged that the UrG.ag has been IN some
cases In the form %: threats with the
result ,hat many Of tn" men have been
afraid 10 remain on ihc job.
The Cashier mine north or the CITY
was the first 70 suspend operations. none
81 the miners reporting FOR work today.
Two other mines in the city reported
that abou, cS per cen; OF their men had
failed 70 rrpor: for duty.
1900 Men Are Idle
The clay Industry OF the Toronto En-
rlre district - completely paralyzed 6r
The strike Of wOrkmen and eleven brick
and sewer plants are IN !dieness. The
worhmen at the sewer pipe plants went
cut first demanding an increase oS so
cents 0er day IN wages Later they were
~o:ncd BY The sewer pipe workers and
subsequently the demand was increase
20 IS cents per day or $50 per day.
The manufacturers have refused 10 con-
rede any part Of the w2Se increase de-
raand and there IS TO prospect OF an
= mediate settlement.
Hammond-Cowles
Miss Mary Wyiie Hammond ~ us
C,tv, became the bride ~ Mr.. Fred" cll
Wines Cowles Of Akron. Ohio. at no
home % the brides sister. Mrs. W. II.
T,pton at T:S0 o'clock Thursday evening.
the. ceremony beinE performed IN the
presence OF a large asScmblaGc Of r"ia-
,.,as and friends o. Rev. Bur.etSh
Cru.kshank, pastor OF Westmin'Stec
l'r..sn, ."rian church.
Florence Fowler Of Watsonviile.
~ n!a.d OF honor and Mr.. ADircw
Ma;h.son Of Youngstown. hest man.
.The bride was gwen IN marriage by her
uncle. Hon Ny'e BeaM o: Wellsoucs.
w. Va. Mss Marguerite Beachler pre-
SIDED at tho piano.
The bride was att.red IN white Can
ton creTe. adorned with pearl embca!d-
.cr,. and lace She wore a full t"uc
veil with 4 corcnet OF orange blossoms
and carried 4 shower boquet OF brides
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Ned. SITS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Ned. SFfs
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark carmody, eus-
quehanna. Pa. are guests In thsms
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Carmody.
Mrs. Harry Ewing and little sotil.
ly. OF Steubenville. are with relies
here.
Miss Anna Minor has returne6n
months vacation spent at ks'
Chautquauqua. y. Y.
Mrs. G.. A. Coup. Of Akron, haen
visiting Mrs. c. G. Cooper.
Miss Lucille Arnold and MiSsr-
tina Arnold have gone to Lake ii
for their vacation.
Mrs. Ora Wells and sons are Wig
relatives in Ststersvilla W. Va
Mrs. O. D. Esreiman and childrsf
Cleveland. have been late guests q.
and Mrs. D. H. Smith.
Miss Mary Belle Lewis, Of J.
burgh. Is Miss Margaret Moorh
guest.
Samuel x. Mclaughlin Is home 4
the Springs IT Martinsv!lle, Ind.
Mrs. &. E. Holmes has arrived ,
Wcstfic!d. Mass. for visit with
mother, Mrs. r. ". Barricklow.
Samuel Bectham Is assisting In
Pennsylvania lines office at d
Junction.
Miss Laura Sh!vers gave a sh
PARTY for Mrs. Ray D. Markley on
day evening. There were 20 z,
present.
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day after spending a week on hshins
trip near Weegee, G.
Miss Dorothy Vance Of Pittsburgh
Pa. IS visiting friends in town.
shannon Hickman OF MoundsVille
was Il business visitor in town yester-
day.
Robert Ramsey Of Wellsbursh spent
Yesterday in town visiting friends.
James Toner has returned home after
spending A weeks vacation at the Kerry
camp.
John Brlnkman Of McMechen was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
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bus and so injured that It was neces-
sary 10 amputate the same above the
ankle. Attorneys Gordon d. Kinder
represents the plaintiff and Attorneys
H. =. Tyler and w. j. Walker repre-
sent the defendant.
Entire Nous Club
The Entire Nous club Will he enter
,aIned this evening At the home Of MISS
Mary Ncwlln. east "t town Various
social diversions will he enjoyed during
the evening and dainty refreshments
viii be served by the hostess.
Thi1nble Bee
Mrs Emerson Campbell Of East Main
street will be hostess 10 the Thimhle
Bee n, her home This evening. Fancy
work will he the chief diversion Of the
evening and refreshments Will be served
AZ seasCnablc hour.
Fined for Speeding
panlc' Mahcr of Flushing, was ar
raisnrd before Mayor Henry NJ. l'aN."@
Yesterday on n charge Of speeding. II"
entered a plea % guilty and was line"
Sl5 and costs by the mayor Mah"r was
arrested nv Marshall Addison Davis Yes
'erday morning. Il being alleged that ne
violated the speed limit when driving
through s.. Clairsv!ile Wednesday event
ing.
st. Cla1rsvine Briefs
Attorney Fl. T Tyler, Of Bc'la'Fe' was
business caller here yesterday.
Attorney George Cooke. OF Maru"S
Ferry. was business caller IN town
yesterday.
Mrs w \. Fulton ana granddaughter
Miss Marjorie Fulton. Of R"!iet"nnta'n'
will arrive today To spend n Shor' "'n'
with Mrs ruljon's daughter, MISS MAIN
crime Fulton. Of this place.
\. G Shaver of ShadNsi6"' was Il
,.,.,,o- IN <. ,-,a!rsvillc Thursday
Attorney g. 7. K!ud"" ~ Martins
Ferry, WAS IN town on business YES
tcrGIy.
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Incou,lnte The dcrca cod Is surViVCl
nv hie widow son Robert. Of Akron
n na si,or Nrs TnIo Cr!swcl. OF
ro .,r,,o,cs Ppsg.
r 49,, ~ 49,, I:,i,cI States
"" a. MIN ,.iy,.rr
1',i ,.,,', 49,, ar r,,,,,, f. pavtnr
,,''u 'S' way ,.'' ,.>.I,,a ans, ,o Wash.
"'," .rt, '.ri,,' ,,,.rc rnlv nor,
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.'.E '.''"N" ~
N"Pt'''' -,,, pr.r,l.,+
NO io"0 -to,'r,G I,-. 9th.
-" ','u''' ,,,i,,,r.,,,,. rtrb,s do.
- ""H r,i..,I ,.l,l ,nnr
p',' 'ne ,'t' .,'a.. ,,,.,,,e ,,n,,,d nc a..
,.', ,'' eL;.s Iai.r il,glc,, has in.
',.'.., 49,. r,.'.o ,.nns,,rah,v while Xix
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Masqucrades were created IN the
tenth century by an italian, II Is
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Benwood Briefs

George Watson OF Moundsville was
4 business visitor In town Yesterday.
Henry Schrumr returned home ycster-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-21

Members "f the Kerry club will en-
tcrtain q number Of young people At
their summer camp In the Narrows
south "r McMNchen. this evening
Dancing VIII Nc the main feature Of the
evening. Good music has been secured
for tho occasion and large number Is
expected 10 hr present.