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The Washington times., 1922-07-24

"H HE French Ambassador ana
Nine. Jusserand expect to
l. sail from New York on Sat.
urday, August IL. for their home
in France, where they spend their
vacation each year. The new
counselor OF the embassy, Count
Charles de Chambrun, who will be
charge d'affaires during the abb
sence Of the ambassador, Is booked
to sail for this country on
August s.
The departure Of the French am
bassador will leave but three
ENJOYS of ambassadorial rank In
this country, the Ambassador OF
Spain, the ambassador OF Peru ana
the amba assador of Brazil. Senor
Riano, who has represented Spain
in this country since 1918, would
be dean of the diplomatic corps in
the event Of the retirement OF
Amba ssador Jusserand, which has
been persistently rumored. Am
bassador Riano expects to go TO
Newport for a few weeks later In
the summer, accompanied by Nine D
Riano, who will be at Hot Springs,
Va, for the next fortnight.
The Ambassador OF Peru and
Nine. Pezet also expect to go TO
Hot Springs this week for a brief
holiday. The Brazilian ambassa.
dor, Mr.. Cochrane de Alencar. Will
return early next week from an
extended motor trip through the
North and East.
Minister From Bolivia
Entertains AT Supper.
The Bolivian Minister and Nine
Ralliyian entertained informally at
supper last evening at the leSallon'
following a motor trip to Gettys'
burg accompanied by their daugh'
ter, Mile. Ballivian; the charge q al
taires of the legation OF Panama
!. 70, Lefevre, and Captain Vsrona'
Of the Cuban legation.
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss will re-
turn to town tomorrow after ortei
visit in New York. Mr.. Bliss spent
Saturday in New York. returning yes
terday.
Perry Belmont, OF Washington,
who is In London with Mrs. Belmont
was received by the Prince Of Wales
at st. James Palace last week
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Thorn
entertained informally at bridge
Saturday evening for Miss Ruth
Wallace, daughter of the Secretary
of Agriculture and Mrs. Henry C.
Wallace. and Miss Opal Whitley,
the writer. who is staying at
Wardman Park Hotel while prepar'
ing a new book for publication IN
the autumn.
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert NJ
Hitchcock are at the Marlborough
Bletheim, Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. James M. Thomson
of New Orleans. who are visiting
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All over the country today manu-
facturers, jobbers, and merchants
are giving serious consideration to
this important and conspicuously
demonstrated fact: the public pre-
fer to buy nationally advertised
brands of merchandise. And public
demand is the last word in all eco
nomic situations. No one can 60
against it and long endure.
This will mean, then, that more
and more manufacturers will seek
out ways to make their products
worthy of a distinctive trademark
and sustained plan of advertising.
It will mean that merchants will
more and more give preference in
their stocks to advertised brands.
1t will mean that the jobbers will
more and more arrange to supply
the merchant with advertised
brands.
, But new advertisers, manufacture
ers who are finally convinced that
their future lies in the direction of
an advertised product, will discover
that the magic power Of advertis-
ing cannot be applied overnight. 1t
may require sustained effort to at
tain a position of equality with
competitors who have been adver-
tising for many years. This will be
an unwelcome discovery. But it will
be found to be the truth, and will
be their only hope of gaining a
substantial foothold in what, from
now on, must continue to be more
keenly competitive market than we
have known for a generation.
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Yesterday afternoon IN their ciuoroc9sII
on Main street. Final prepa|AS'I
were made for the summer camp, ~npSa
viii be started on the 10th or ulSI
month. Tho majority OF the mempe
ore nlarinirfe to spend the greater pal.'
~ tho summer at this camp "hleh WI
he located north Of the goVerh'nohs
lights in the Narrows.
Pint Practice.
Tho recruit. for the Union hiGn
school track team Will meet this aftar-
noon In one of the rooms anu pfepS
for the first track practice 10 % 49,
hy the team. The members or the b9uHo
will he given their equipment ana NOV
their first practice on a NEARBY heu.
The members of the athletic poAiu Het
Iast week and decided on purchANns
cnuipmcnt and financing track tea"i
for tho local school. .
RSnvood Personals. 49,.
FTorence Jones has returned home
from n visit with friends at ClaEks-
lanes Gately spent Saturday N
wheeling as A business visitor.
William Becker has returned none
from Marietta, O.. where no mas psea
visiting with friends.
Mrs. T. NJ. Kreig has returned 20 nS.
homo at Canton. o.. after a short Flsi'
with local friends
Morgan Coyne Of Cincinnati. o. va
| = business visitor in this city last Sal
urdAy.
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offering work. Miss Jess Hard, OF spen-
cor: and secretary Of music, Mrs: J. e.
Bonshire. of 81. Mary's. Mrs sharpe
"nI Miss MerkSSy mere G Ts- nHsESsnnon
state secretary OF the Woman's Homc
Missionary Society. Miss Mary Co!hns'
a deaconess Of pittsburgh; Mrs. y; -
Rupert. OF Smithftcld, and others PROM
ncnt IN Methodist Missionary ACTIVITIES
We're the chief speakers.
Tho 1928 meeting OF tho FarkersouTs
District Society. VIII be held IN 'n0 o.
Miss Mary G. CrandRll. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. wIlford r. -Crandall' OF
this city. and Mr.. Merle n, Perry; OF
Pittsburgh, traffic manager OF the Pltts,
quietly married at high noon SATURDAY
In tho Dudley Avenue baptist church OF
Rev. r Z, white a former pastor ct
witnesses were tho parents OF the ori ,1t,
Mrs. Perry is graduate or SisterSN II ie
high school and OF the Southern semi
nary at Beuna Vista. Mr.; Ferry TOT.
merly held a position In the otlco ~
the Caster OIL Company. here. g., .,
They will he at homo after April ~
at 1851 Potomac avenue. Dormcnt Pitts
! burgh. Pa.
Quickly Apprehendsd.
In less than two pours after ne nSc
smashed a plate glass window IN lh'
Webb Jewelry store, taking jewels val
ued at s3OO, y man who gave his name
| as Feeny, OF Parkersburg, was ARRESTED
| in Paden City, by Chief OF l'olico Josept
| Smith, after he had been tratled 10 I'M
up river city by Chief OF Police tieorS'
| lawson. Fceny is suspected OF haNint
| robbed the Shafcr clothing store, II
| Paden City. Friday night. and the PM
| Fps drug store IN st. Mary's, Wednc Sda
night. when loot valued at woo was Sc
| cured
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Shaw 1ltes -.
The last sad rites over the oou! -
tnh late Mrs Alt>e Shaw. VINO oeu SUI.
aen,v At her home on Logan street Isst
SATURDAY, will be held from tho nome
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. KEY.
,foon w. whistler. pastor or the elrS'
church q, God. ana Rev. Faul L. fiana'
ran. OF the N. F.. church. Will be ~
rharrs OF tho services. lntermen' wiz
b. made at the McMschen cemetery
Debate Tonight
The Christian Endeavor society ~ 'ne
Esrst church or God will hnid thelr
dshata this evening IN the churca' Inc
question, was the colt that Jesus rone
through jerusalem n g!ft to Him? WIZ
be dated. Everyone Is Invited 10 al
tend.
Mc16Sohsn Briefs
Miss Cora Conoway Is visiting Win
friends at Belmont
Mrs. edward Cook. nc Wheeling. spent
r.s,erday Visiting with friends In this
| city.
MISS Helen Leeds spent the weeS-ene
with her Parents In this CITY.
Miss Grace Cooper IL slightly III ~
her home on Ninth street.
Miss Marie la Vail. ot FarNcrsourg
spent the Weekend a. the guest O
| friends In this city.
| Mr.. And Mrs. Howard Fry ~ Mar
shall street. are tse proud parents OF
baby daughter.
| Mics Jean Bachrtan spent the week
end Waiting With friends IN wheeling
John Fullerton spent the weekend
the tuest Of friends In Washington Ia
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on large percentage the pay To-Day 10
expected to be rather large.
Regular Council Session
The old Benwood city council Will
hold its next to last session in the city
building tomorrow evening. Many I'M
rortant matters will be up for discus
sion at this meeting. The three ne"
Democratic Councilmen, William ba4Me
John Rodgers and George Kelly alons
with the new chief Of police, Pat ocui'
ley, and new mayor, John Il. CON- wiz
meet with the old council, ana the Nv"
new Republican counci'men, IN an %
ganization meeting on the hrst day VI
n.At month At this meeting May Va
Clark Sprouts and Chief or ioHce ~
| Landers will turn over the affairs Vi
| the city TO the new officers.
Sahara Club Camp.
The members of tho Sahara club are
| making plans for their regular summer
| CAMP which Will I've situated ABOUT one
mile below Powhatan. The camp lAs'
year was Il great success and the IheIh-
bers are planning for fine. time ier
! this summer. The members met at 'he
| function Yesterday and completed plans
for the excursion to- camping erou'NA
Two Plain Drunks.
Two plain DRINKS, Steve stephan anu
| Mike Nntetti, NcTc dTreSlcu
by Officer Roscbcrry. The men were
! brought to the local station. where heS
nut up n bond for their appearance To-
night before Mayor Clark Sprouts.
Increase Operations.
The tube department OF the "heellhe
! Steel g. Iron company will work 30 pei
cont this week. quite an increase ore'
last weeks work The steel depart
ment OF the company will operate on
rs per cent basis, tho same rs INT
previous week.
Basketbrsi Banquet
The members OF tho boys' and girls
basketball teams Of Union high schoo
will hold their annual banquet In tn
high school gymnasium next Wednos
day evening. The members are plan
| ming TO mako this quito large a11ai
and are preparing an appropriate pro
gram for the event. Speeches Will
made by captains OF the teams, an
also n short talk will no delivered D
, Coach HagEerty. All members OF tn
squad will no doubt arrange to be pres
! ent.
, Debate at Union.
The members of the Azulikit and lrS
ing Literary societies Of Union hlg
school will hold their debate on Apr
, o5th in the study hall. Tho debate wi
, be on an important question and til
members have been practicing for tn
affairs for the past two weeks. Parent
!: Of the students arc invited TO attend.
: Kerry Club Meeting.
, The regular weekly meeting OF IN
; members OF the Kerry club was hel
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Newlln and Miss Mary Grey Mcbride
program leaders.
Makes Address
Mrs. Anderson OF Wheeling gave an
interesting address IN tho local Mrih"-
DIST church on Sunday morning mo
Thank Offering Of the W"man's Foreign
Missionary society Of thai church WI
observed and 4 large attcadance was
preset.
To Meet "wednesday
Tho regular meeting of tho W oman
Missionary society Of the Presbyterian
church Will be held on Wednesday az
tcrnonn OF this week at l:i|. 1ho 1o!-
lowing program has been arm tLged:
pevotlonals--Mrs. Roberts.
Effect OF the War ON Our Mission
Fields in Africa--Miss Grove.
Our New African Outposts-MlSs LuFa
Douglas.
What the Negro Has Done For Him
sclf-Nrs Albert Johnston.
| The Church's obligation 10 the Aegro-
Mrs Addison Davis.
Social Hour.
St. Clairsville Briefs
Roy. J. T. Moore spent yesterday NJ
| the home CT Rev. w. w. Morton OF
Bridgeport conducting the morning
| services for him.
Mrs. w. r. Butcher left pestfrda!
! for Minerva, Ohio, whore she Will spcnC
a short time at the home OF her oau8n
ter, Mrs. Fl. <. Leonard
Squire Murphy OF Maynard was
business caller here Saturday
Mrs. Emmet, Hatcher OF DUBOIS IA
Is spending a few days mt tho home O.
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert John
ston of Marietta street.
Probation Officer James Clark or MAJ
tins Ferry WAS In st. Ciairsville OF
business Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Emblem Of Whceln'
spent yesterday at the home or ne
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnston
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE
SUMMER COURT Term
OPENS ON TUESDAY
Large Number OF Motions ana Dsmur-
re-s To Be Rsard by Judge
Cowon.

The Summer Term of Court will con-
yene tomorrow morning and large
number Of motions and demurrers nave
been set for hearing before Judge War
rem W. Cowen on that date. Nednes-
day will be FOR the hearing Of motions
for new trials and equity cases.
The summer torn OF Grand Jury Will
also convene on Wednesday and about
fifty cases are for Investigation at this
session of the grand jury. Among the
number IL the case OF Royal Pointer
charged with murder In connection with
the killing Of william Pace, both color
ed, Roydsvlle on the 17th day OF Fcbru-
AIRY OF this Year. Among the others are
a large number Of carrying concealed
weapons.
The assignment for tho week In court
follows:
tuesday, April IL.
Hotions and psmurrern.
Maud Ney VS. Alfonso Atkinson ct al.
L. s. Slicing Machine Co. w. so
kurz.
Clifford Shepherd vs. J. w. Van Dynt
OF al
Geo. L, Rlnderer VIZ. Y. \ o. Coal co.
Alden johnson vs.. United Dairy Co.
Willis z Fuller VS.. David Treherne.
charles McKoon w. John Gondhue, Jr
Tony Pastang vs. Emmett Militia.
| Rexford Knitting Co. vs.. The Herzberf
Bros
warten X. Davy ct all vs.. d. Nelson
| Garden
| John T. IIazlctt vs.. Robert II. Coen
| John r. schnegg We Edward Lewis.
I Jack ChrIStofc VS.. John G. Idd!ngs.
National Cash Register Co. vs. GeorE
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SISTERSV|LLE
Officials Chosen By
Missionary Society

Sisterevilit. April Sat the closing
session Of the two days convention or
the ParkersburE District Home Mission
AIRY Society. held here In the Methodist
church, the following officers were
elected: President. Mrs; q. A; Sharpr' o.
usv. ~ Parkersburg: secretary. Miss
Maud MSrkisy. Of sIstersvIils; cores:
pondlns secretary. Mrs. H. +: Ogders' q
PArkersburs: treasurer, Mrs J: =
walsh: secretary OF rhildrens WORK.
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Oslak l,.,,r
Ins., Co.
Alvah Flood vs.. Village OF Holloway
ct al. " ru,o.
W. G. Roberts Co. vs. Edward NJ. Price
Joseph ii. Baer vs.. Constantine A'"''
ma 1T.
James c. Davis vs.. Fred II. barF1'N-
! low.
George weisend VS.. r. Cocoa ct al l.,
Jos. Szymansk VS.. James Davis, d.
rector.
| !. J.. Owens vs.. Conrad HaGma'or.
q. V Sand & Gravel 60. rs. Jas
| Davis. prct'r.
Anderson & McGregor co. vs.. MoN'e
Yerchin.
c. l.. Ayers VS.. Great Lakes Coal
Mining Co.
wednesday, April IL.
Motions for New Trials.
| The Canaan Coal Co. Ne. NJ. n keed'
Sophia RAIDER W. i. NJ. RAIDER
| Roy McNlillen Us. John Kelley.
The State of Ohio vs., i. r, Garter
| Laura T. Clark va. J. (. Irwin.
Equity.
| In re: Thomas W. Howard ct AL
Pete Rillello vs.. State OF Ohio.
Chas. II. Inck vs.. The IIcrzbcrG Eros
Co.
James Kinney Jr, We. Rudy Kus'c
ct Al.
Thursday, April 10.
Esther r.. II. Tough vs. buckeye Goa
Mining Company ct nj.
Council ~ city Of Martins Ferry ct al
!. w. Fright ct al vs.. Miles r Fer
k!ns ct al.
Friday, April IA.
| Y William al st flalTS
Vile.
Robt NJ. Ault, EXT, ct al VS.. F. b
Cross ct al.
Ed. Fillcky W. steve Chordas ct al.
Probate Court
George A. Green. deceased. Inventory
filed approved and record ordered
Mary NJ. Krnatz. deceased. Inventor,
filed. approved and record ordered
Rena Graham. deceased VIII and an
piration To admit to probate filed. Sc
for hearing April Is. 1922 at 10 r. IN
Notice To Watson y. Graham ordered
and order issued TO Sheriff OF Washing
ton county. Waiver nf motto" and con
Ront TO probate filed by n luther next g
kin resident of Onto.
James H. Hanlln. deceased. Arplica
ton flrd for appointment Of AdmX. Sc
for hearing April -. 1922. At {? a. m
Citation n House ordered and ordc
Issued 70 sheriff. Remuneration Of al
minlStration tllcd by all next OF kin OK
, cent applicant. whom they recommend
, Mary Ruth Lynn. Guardianship. Ar
plicsiihn rlcd for aproint mont Of Guard
: Ian Of minor under Il wears OF ag'
, Bond of sh4hhon Nlcd ond approved
, | Appointment made, letters ordered an
= issued.
. Realty Deeds
q c. Ray Morgan and Julia C. Morgan '
Charles W. Till. Tract Of land IN +
CIairsyNlc. Consideration N.oo.
Z Frank Rnstjanzir and Francisco Fos
;snzc 70 Martha J. May and !. f. Ma
Tract Of land In Rithland md Smlt
Townships Consideration 800.
r. G. Mann and Mary Mann TO Mar
u n Bowers Tract Of land in BarneEvhl
Consideration 800.
e John Metzger and Mary T. MctZger
jessie b. Harvey. Tract Of land In Ma
tins Ferry. Consideration $4,000.
Tho Alexander Nefr House and Lar
Company. a corp. 10 Jacob Reldyk 81
Annie Reldyk Trace OF land In Fultnt
Township. Consideration N.766.5o.
missionary Meeting
y, The Young Ladies Missionary socie'
,. the Presbyterian church VIII me
=, this evening ut tho home Of Mrs. i.
iI,yrth on Main street. \ fine progra
mas been arranged with Mrs. Frank FIT
- Z!er. devotional leader. and Mrs lsaf
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BENWOOD

A radio get - Installed IN inc
Fourth and Fifth ward hose house last
Friday, and Z lnl 20 number or people
attended heard concerts over tho phone
Saturday night. The SGT was PlrchaS-
ed by the members OF the volunteer
rornary from tho IIostcd West El"c-
trical Supplv store IN McMechen, VINO
have been handling tho sets for the
past few months
Payday at Steel Mil.
Employees Of the Wheeling steel y
Iron company will receive their regular
two weeks pay tomorrow. Owing 70
the fact that the mill has been working
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>McMECHEN
NAYIOR MAY LAND
PLACE ON RAIL
LABOR BOARD

wa. ,as naen received from Wa$o-
,ss,o, n - ~ W. T. MAYOR OF tnis
ctt,, "a ,hn aTc"t that the appIlcNN""
rhlcn nA Ned some ttms ago Tor
,a.I,Io, an The United states Baisro"u
Enno- hoard has been signed by freH'-
49, u,-d,nv and will come up oe'oee
49, Sn,,,s soon. Should the senate
rass ,hIs application Mr.. Nayl"r "ou4u
,aLc yerv responsible position on VIC
Railroad board. ,,..,,on
Mr. Savior made out his application
some time ago. upon hearing thal I'
would be two positions vacant OF
hoard BY the 10Th OF this month. -.
understood that President Herolns
ors the appointment OF railroau -
from the shops Throughout the ''u"'''
10 MI these two vacancies.
Mr.. Saylor has been employed IN t"e
,oc,I shons A. boilermakee for the past
seven wears. Mr.. MAYOR IS veil KNOW"
In th!S city and his many friends WIZ
~ slad 10 hear Of the possibility OF nSs
spnbtntment 70 such responsible P'''
ton.
Police situation Quiet
x..,.-.., showed no further Develop
ment In regard to the controre.S
tween local authorities ana tns 49,
@.
tnA city Yesterday In an auto not sIop
ming in tAe city hut going stra!sas 20
The Ht.chuan mine At BenTood. ~neFe
th.y scent the greater part OF ue Gay
A. meeting N the mayors ONCE las.
l>ridav night an incident Is reported
"a nave occurred which has caused
much comment throughout the etS' n
6aouty in statement before ms
rsyor Ia alleged TO have said thAh NJ
tried 70 urge several foreigners OF tnia
CITY 10 return 10 work az the Hitohile.
mine Il Is said that these man Wett
on the verge Of returning 70 WORK pu'
that the landlady OF the houee N wniSr
they live told them nos 70 20 10 Inv
mine.
To Banquet Team
Members OF the girls basketball team
will be tho guests OF honor a. osnous
At the home OF Mr. ana Mrs &
Moses next FRIDAY evening. The BOYS
h,sts,nsII team, was banduetAd ny Nj
and Mrs. MoSAs last week Follo~inI
the BANQUET the remainder or me eve
ming will pc spent at social raStirnes.
Digging Yeandatoa.
The work OF digging the tonn1a'"
fny the new weekly 1everT N"-N
sixth street has neen started ara IN
work 10 progressing nicely. the oulls
ing will be OF white brick and Hns
completed IL will be one OF the pes
structures IN this city.
Library f1nas.
Members OF tho McMeehsn public u
orary committee are staging can
paiRn this week for the purpose or rails
inr $4,000 for the library fund.
comnIttee composed OF Mrs NeAliso'
nurse, and the teachers OF the locs
senoai rhis city has long been !
ne.d OF an institution OF this kind IN
with this active committee In chars
no doubt but that the amount VIII :
raised People wishing TO donate book
for the use at the library are reoueste
10 leave same at the office At the NJ
Mecnen school. The campaign Viii la'
two weeks The following contfio'
tions have been received:
Or. A. B. Rinshart ...............$
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Many newspapers throughout the country have afseIy
paid cams-amouning to thousands OF doIarson ths,.
+ rnfort,nate person killed or injured. You have no
control over such contingency but can make prepsr.
ton to take care of yourself family in case OF sneh an
event Don't delay Mail in the coupon or pnoue Us tooa1
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No Examination
Hundreds Of people in Wheeling and
vicinity have already taken advantage OF
this offer. How about YOU?
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Missionary Meeting

Tho Young Ladies Missionary society
,. the Presbyterian church Will meet
this evening ut tho home Of Mrs. t. T.
Lynch on Main street. \ fine program
has been arranged with Mrs. Frank Fra
z!er. devotional leader. and Mrs. Isaac
The Washington times., 1922-09-13
LICENSED TO MARRY.

Francis J Tyler, -, and Hazel A.
Huntington. 25. The ReS. U. q. B. Pierce.
wood. ~. The Rev. James w. Many
Clarence K. Walker, 26, and Fay Nc
Kittrick, 10. The Rev. Harry d. Mitchell.
Frank q; Howard; 40. and Frances p.
Rev. Harry D. Mitchell.
Charles E. Nally. Is, and Bertha x.
Wetzel. 80. The Rev: s. T. Nicholas.
william Phillips, So. and Tillie Plot
Herbert r. Grumman. 27. Pittsburgh.
Pa. and Susan X. Frost. rs. The Rev.
y. @. h. Pierce
Melville e; Lynch, 26, and Anna r,
Christie P. Dobeso. 30, and Elsie F.
Yakabek, 20, both OF Arlington, Va. The
Rev. r. r. Nellingsworth.
Loo J. Peavey. 36. and Madge D. Tur-
Charles e. EnEelbrecht. 81. and Viola
4. wrsy. 27. The Rev. Samuel T. Mich
Richard s. Hsnsbroush. 22. and Anna
Ford II. Kicker. -. and Annie L. Mar
tin, 81, both OF Richardsville. Va. The
Rev. Harry D. Mitchell.
william II. Pyle, %: and Mamie v
Rev. Harry d. Mitchell
Frederick Aiphonse Murgia, 2s. and
Christine Swain. rs. The Rev. w. A
Giu.epp. Picooio, IS. and Rosa crinito
"a The Rev N. NJ De Carlo.
Winfield s. Hammer. 30. of Mcdowell
Highlands. Va. and Maggie A. Warner
n. OF Cave. w. Va. The Rev. II. +
william Wise, 81. and Bertha Ball
u. The Rev. J. e. Fort.
Rylsnd q. Cortes. 20, Of Bisnton, Va.
ns ;osa E.a'fsn w. Ts. Rev rFin'i siss b Sl Wood
Llewellyn White Davis. e5, and Violet
INLAND. ~. The Rev. J. L. Finnerty.
The Washington times., 1922-09-13
WINNING DEATH
RACE To. REACH
Al ENTOMbEO
Experts Say Rescue Crews
Will Get to Men in Argo-
naut Mine Today.
By International News Service.

JACKSON. Cal. Sept. 13.-The
race by rescue crews for the release
Of the forty-seven entombed miners
in the lower depths of the Argonaut
gold mine was nearing an end today
Clarence f. Jarvis, member OF the
State board of control. and a per.
sonal representative Of Governor
Stephens. expressed the belief that
the entombed men will be reached
soon.
Early today the crew laboring on
the $500 foot level of the adjoining
Kennedy mine had less than twenty
feet of tunnel TO clear before reach
ing the seventy-five foot wall sepa
rating the two mines. Extremely
hard rock was encountered by the
$500 foot level crew and progress
was reported as slow. Basing his
statement on his knowledge of the
conditions in the Argonaut mine
Jarvis said ii was his opinion that
some of the men will be brought
out alive.