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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-01
Local and Personal Mention

Mr.. Job Little, OF Columbia, spent
the weekend in the city.
Mrs. ]. il. league returned Tuesday
from Sumter and Charleston where
she visited friends aud relatives
Mr.. Tom II. Reid arrived in the city
Friday to spend some ime after having
been on the road for several weeks.
Miss Sadie Padgett, who is teaching
at Cross Hill. spent the weekend in
the city with Mi. and Mrs. H. l.. Moore
! Mrs. IT, 10. Darlington, OF Columbia,
has been spending several days in the
city with her daughter, Mrs. j. G. Todd
Miss Connie Turner, Of Cross Hill,
spent the weekend with relatives at
the Dew Drop Inn.
| Mrs. G. NJ. Clarke spent last week
in Grccnville with the family OF her
son, A. G. Hart, while he was at a hos
pital in Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs J, IL. llellams, Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Chapman and Mrs. Har-
Lvcy b. Gray, Of Fountain Inn, were
| visitors in the city Wednesday.
Miss Nell Jones, OF Grccnville Wo-
mans college, spent the weekend in
the city with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
|Cliftpn Jones.
Miss Gertrude Barnett returned to
the city Monday after spending sever
al days with her mother and sister at
WillSton.
! N,. I've IN tnn nd
Cleo Taylor of Columbia and Mrs.
re-. Kitchen and children, of Augusta
were the wcck- k-cnd visitors Of Mrs
Laura L. Taylor.
Miss kate Padgett arrived Wednca
day from New York. Miss Padgett
will be in charge Of the millinery de-
partment at Mintcr's during the spring
season.
Misses Lila Bell and Marcie Poole,
OF Limestone college, passed through
the city Monday on their way to Abb
bevillc to attend the Poole elBradley
wedding. Miss Alpha Bolt, of this city,
is also among those attending.
Mr.. j. c. Langston, who formerly
lived on the Dial place in the Trinity
Ridge section and farmcd in Union
county last year. was in the city on
business Saturday. Nr. Langston has
recently moved to his own farm near
Renno, in this county.
Friends of Mr.. S. c. Wood, Of the
Wells Clardy Company, will be sorry
to learn that he has been sick for sew
eral days. He is now convalescing at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Bolt
and may be out in few days
Miss Virginia Evans, of Bowling
Green, Ky, was the guest last week Of
Miss Frances Davis. She was the re-
cipient Of much attention while here,
Miss Lillah Todd giving delightful
card party for her Thursday evening.
DR.. r. IT, Poole Of New Brunswick,
N. j., a native OF this county, and Miss
Margaret Bradley, OF Abbeville, who
arc to be married this week, spent
saturday afternoon in the city with
lAIr and Mrs ID. r.. Simpson, going
from here to Gray Court to visit DR..
lP0olc's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. U. b.
Poole
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-01
NOTICE OF SALE
District Court of United States,
Western District of South Carolina,

In the matter Of j. Dem CulbcrtsOn,
Bankrupt.
Pursuant to the ordc. Of the Hon
orablc y. NJ. Blythe, Referee i'll the
above stated case, | will sell at public
outer TO the highest bidder for cash
at lhurcns. South Carolina on sales
day i'll March, 1922, being the sixth
day Of said month, during the legal
hours of sales. the following described
property Of the said bankrupt estate,
subject to the approval OF the court:
. farm mules. COW and ) wagons.
f. p. MCGOWAN,
33-lt-A Trustee.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-01
GREAT CONFLICT THURSDAY
Youth Battles with Age OH Local Court,
The Faculty OF the Laurens High
Will Meet the Stella Girls Team of
(COntIibuted)

(COntributed)
What promises to be the fastest and
most interesting game of the season
will be called at four o'clock Thurs
day, when the high school faculty will
lock horns on the basket ball court
with the stella team of girls. The
faculty team is composed Of some
Of the best known college ath-
letes Of he past forty basketball sea-
sons. They have the age and size and
experience which the high teams have
needed so sorely in the recent games.
On the other hand, the spirit Of youth
is determined that the faculty shall
swallow the bitter pill Of defeat. The
lineup will probably be as follows:
Faculty-McMillan, Wingo, for
wards; Foy, Miller, centers; Wofford.
CloWney, guards.
Students Taylor, Blackwell, for
wards; Bolt, Langson, centers; Gull
bertson, Hicks, guards.
Don't fail to see your favorite team
in this fast game. Admission, 25 and
35 cents, benefit Athletic Association
of the Laurens high school. Keep
your eye open for the ticket girls.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-01
THE MAN
WHO LOOKS
VIGOROUS
Good red blood is the oily sure fOunda-
ton OF Permanent Health and TigOr.

WOOU rtU DlO0U Is Tic Oily sure f0unda-
tiOn OF Permanent Health and TigOr.
Good color bright eyes, solid flesh,
erect bearing are dependent upon rich
rcd blood. If your blood IS not up to
the mark your general health can not
be- Late hours, eating tho wrong foods,
working indoors, fatigue, affect the
blood. SO many people eat we'll and
take exercise, yet never seem to i'm
prove in health. Guides Pepto-Mangan
taken regularly for a while gives the
blood that richness and redness that
produces bounding health and vigor.
1t is a simple, natural way to get well
and strong. GUIDES Pepto-Mangan
comes in liquid or tablets at your
druggists. Advertisement.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-01
Meeting of Y. ID. c.

The J. B. Kershaw chapter U. d. C.
will meet with Mrs. Warren Bolt,
Tuesday afternoon, March Z, at 4
o'clock
Miss Minnie Babb, Sec.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-01

Colds Cause Grip and Influenza
LAXATIVE BRoMO oUININE Tablets remove the
cause. There is only ono promo Quinine
\. W, GROVES aitnature or box. 30c.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-01

See the chow windows at Red Iron
Rocket, also at j. G. Burns & co. No. 2
store.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-01

Don't miss the wonder sale
Aluminium Friday and Saturday &
Red Iron Racket.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-01
Pension Notice

Pensioners reporting to the board
must give their ages, as well as physi-
cal condition. Let those who have re-
ported and failed to give their ages,
write to us at once.
j. p. CALDWELL,
Chairman.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-03-01

See the show windows at Red Iron
Racket, also at j. @. Burns &c Co. No.
2 store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
TO FURNISH STATISTICS

WASHINGTON. April l. Trade assoc
atoms uo-. asked TO-DAY u" Secretary
Hoover I" furnish voluntarily I" tne
commerce department statistical IN
formation concerning industries 10 re
pub. ned b. ~" s"ve-nmcnt Tor the
o.0.ri, OF Hua,ns.j AID the public gen
cra!'!.
Scvs~a, hundred representatives or
r.t:,"nAi and Interstate" Trad" aSSNc'd o
ur@s met ~ conference With NJ roo
e. - d,5CuSG means "f making ava
able - the coTmcrc" department data
~ the various Irdustric. at stated IN
isr,ais Ha told the conference tha'
,A> me ,hods 70 ~ cnrlo,cd IN supply g..
ing me statistics. could r" hest WORKED
rut with the associations desiring 70
Cooperate WIN I've c"Ecrnmcn'. ana
~, stressed that the service VAS I" DC
"iun:a-".
Considerable .scuSsi"n was dcNo'cu
10 the Application 90 TN" restraint o.
trad. acts 20 the activities ~ traue as
-,>c;it.rre ard IN" idea Va. dcNc'npen
'r- IN" need rc son" Su'd" u '"nouS.
ih. orsarihai on through inc 'N'A6h'
on q ;lc idN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
Pure Water Meeting
at Commerce Chamber
Futrn aor Bond Issue supported n
ralfs Of Representative Citizens

4 meeting Of tho Chamber ~ com
nerce committee on rurs water. mem
bcrs OF city council Il!y Man'A -
Charles H. Dowler and Commute"
from the League Of Women Voters Was
,bcid last evening in tho aSScmbly room
CT the Chamber Of commerce and p.ana
we're completed N connection with INC
publicity campaign h'lnE carried on
the interest Of the hltraticn bond IG"u"
10 be voted on AprNl -.
A ". PAUL presided At the meeting
and II = C"rcoran. manager ~ the
Chamber 81 Commerce. acted as SecrF>
tary. The meeting VA "f "cnS'd"raN'"
interest and CnthuSiaS SIN.
Among In" speakers were \ W
RAUL II. f. Ccrcoran. Charles Some
horn. John w Stevenson. GcorG" ".
Lutz. City Manager Charles ". bowler.
MAYOR Thomas r rhon"r W r Wills.
John z. Garden II z. ogden and t"un.
cilmen W. L. McGreEor. Charles !. Ii'-
NSan. f. Il. Mctzner. Albert l. kr"H~. \
+ tfrich. J t. Williams, OF" SchcHH
and n F.. MCConhey.
A meeting ~ the Eighth ward rest
dents was held last evening at the Mo-.
orf hail. city Manager Charles II. bow
Ter. George W. I.utz and J. + l.aE""nA,
engineer Of Pittsburgh. yer" tn speak
crA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
ny, W." WILL OMIT
VESPERS SUNDAY

Owing ;" nc MANY services In tho
cr', churrhc. Cr Easter sunday Inc
VI uai rcsp"r hour ~ tho Young "o'
m,r., Christian Association Will nc
"r.'r.i. \ morning prayer ana S"fs
s'7llr, rIll II held each day in the
" =, \ library a 1850 NO classes
VII I've he'd IN the gymnasium on GOOD
Frida! The lass scheduled Tor base
lall on Friday MI also hC"mi'tsn
The members Of IN" residence nall
committee ha." invited tho Slrls VINO
49,, IN tho rcSidcnc" hall TO breakfast
with them Easter morning. An Easter
Message will be read and :prcla! music
vii l." given.
The regular Classes IN gymnasium
.mhr"idcry. >cwlnE and uH"'cic WI DC
held thi; evening. Mss Ada lia|kins'
instructor ~ sowing. will give TAX
on "I'-c:-." discussing appropriate cos
TUNES for Various occasions, ON Fri
ia, evening the Progressive 'tuh VIII
have A special Go3d Friday service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
TARIFF BILL
COMMENDED
BY NJ CUNBER

washington. ArriI l. M all An"r''
can tarlR hill' will I've Passed hr'"r" al.
journmcnt OF The present '~"''s'"@ ''
conErZS. Chairman Mc'mmN"r. ~ me
senate finance committee. dc' area I"
= formal statement tonight,
"Iy reporting The han nn tn" basis -
foreign valuation" Senator Nr'umh"r
said. the committee wishes {" GlN' 'h'
senate a thorough opr"rtun', !o' d"-
batting both tho American ana IN"
foreign valuation princIplcs
While the committee has based ~" rat'9
on foreign valuation. It ha~. At TIA" sam"
time. the latest and most accura;" da';'
obtainahle Tor ConN c-tlng al Nal"rcm
duties based on foreign valuation nj"
It's equivalent based ur"n N" '.1iHS
price ~ the imported art'"l" ~ IN"
United States.
In case there is any change ~ policy
in the senate or in conference. there WI!
he little difficulty N changing ra1-" |"
correspond with the policy adopted. In
other words. the basis "f valudtt"n Is
srill open for discussion IN N" senate
and in conference with the h0uS'.
Tho senate committees" hc >a:d {"
dcIvor.i t. Id, tho foundation f"r a."
era # nation wide rrcsp'rrt,
"l'ho pubic n" add"f '"n' r"'oS-
riZe THIS bin as a cHnsyyns- 'Ir'T rs
nhcrj j. u restore N" bu' Nc r"W"r
Of thc consumer 'nlr'nE the
first ,hrCo months n tn year 'h"r"
were T.5lT husrno's failures ~ ~"
United States against $50 in tN' Sa"o
period last year. and l.s27 N 1870 Th"%"
failures. N large measure. have Ncon
due TO the dImIn'ShInS pur' hdHInS 2hlt-
ny Of the average American c"nSur"r.
The fundamental princrr'" az ;arIf
legislation. therefore. at th's TIN" : :"
provide work. to increase pr"du'u"n ava
restore the consumers buying power.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
Living Conditions Of
Railroad labOrerS
Told By Union Men

rhlr.go April ic.--i.iv1nE CONDITIONS
N box car and adobe homes along mo
r'ght a. way of southern railroads "cre
pictured To the federal railroad labor
1"ard today by witnesses for inc main
.'narcr, of way employees. wh" arc nsht-
~ proposed wage decreases before tho
board.
MrN:rar Iahorers obtained along me
hor,i.r arc haulcd into Texas ana NN'a-
h,,uI by ;he carload. II {. Runaway. OF
rtrtcrrr. Texas. dcc'arcl These men
n. said. Sup3lanttd whit" labor. ll>cd IN
nItiful r~adi'iCnS and w"r" :" poorly
rourrsNr,i 'ha, they could not d" prop
or days manual IaHo- \ menu OF STOW.
r"rr"rt",! from scrap beef and bread.
hard a. a brick" Nj. runaway SAID
Wd~ thrir subsistence.
Two or moro families lived IN cacn
box ear. r" sad. and oth"- farr''I"S leu
"A >.-ucs;.rS e\iNtNnC" IN DIRT houses
p~oprcd up By old railroad ties. the wit
ness sad
similar conditions among negro WORK
.rS ON other southern roads were de~
>yrihed hv IL I. carroll. organizer on
,hr I.ouisvillc & Nashville. Negro chill
drcr. he said. had 20 80 TO work a soon
es tEev were cid enough. because most
of ,lrr iahcrrrS received hut IS cents ah
hour.
r.il,r: ~ common labor conditions In
-" N"w England states. /" l." haroS'
section foreman nf CamHrldSe, Mass
Declared children were underted. tner
mothers Rad To work 10 help the FANNY
rran>.,, and that many families hao 10
D" hc'p'd oU, hr charity. The IaroretS
~ those states nov receive 80 cents an
hour. Mr. Hardy testified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
NINB

given IN the churches Easter Day. the
First NJ. t.. choir will sing the Cruci-
fiction on Friday evening. Sunday even
ing at the First Presbyterian churcn
the following numbers will be given
Solo-Consider the Lilies '....'..''..
" John rrundle Scott
Mrs. Elwcod Friday
Solo-Thank God for a Garden go.
Teresa Del Riego
Mrs. Fred Graves
Anthcm-As 1t Began to Dawn Vincent
Splo-The Conqueror .......'.'.'.''.
..C G. Whitney Coombs
Mrs. George Fisher
Solo-As 1t Began to Dawn .....'.:..
. +. Harrington Harker
Clark Hilles
Offertorie Violin Solo
Miss Daisy Chapman
Authenticity Have Taken Away NY
Lord .......'.'...' elo1
Duct-Easter Vespers ........ ..:..:'.
" Harry Rowe Shelley
Mrs. Fisher and Miss Mae Hilles
Organ-Scherzo ............. LemA1Ble
Miss Bessie Bowman
W u Williamson OF Woodsfeld Ohio
vas visitor In town Tuesday.
Herman Wolfe Of New York City
spent a few days in town.
Thomas Hilles. John Bradfield. TEDDY
Hunt. Vim. Chiefly. Frederick Hasbror-
exc, Robert Fisher and Zane Jones or
Ohio State University arrived home last
evening to spend the Easter vacation.
+ Ernest A. Trouillie OF New York City
spent Wednesday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Orrtson ana enil-
drcn Of Bethesda were visitors in town
this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
Fast Selling
Stomach Remedy;
jDARE'S MENTHA PEPSINI
Six Thousand Bottles Sold in One
Now jersey Town Last Year.
10. H. Griest b Co, Inc, Declares
Money Back If One Bottle
Doesn't Make Any Stomach
Sufferer Rejoice.

A. last the way has horn forrnd To-
eomhire Fepsln with orh"r correcuveI
stomach agents SO thai e will do theI
most good In tho shortest possible time
Why bother with tablets whom ones
dessert spoonful Of this splendid liquid
temedy viii cause gas. hcavtneRsi
aadity. heartburn or any unset condi.
ton CT the stomach 10 speedily vanish
And why should any man or woman
,sufrer another hour with INDIGESTION orr
any stomach misery when the remedy,
that acts almost instantly can be easily,
lprocured'
Blu, there Is more m say about mis-,
lrcnSlrkahl. remedy .- SoIrrth.rc that
will interest Thousand NJ dependent
people
Dare's Hentha FcNGir not only quickly
relieves stomach distress hut e con-
'qu-rs stubborn indigestion and ruts an
erd TO dizziness. ncrvou@rcsS headache
s'eeplcssrese md drsDordcnrv which
arc nearly always caused by chronic
stomach disturbance.
Darc's Mentha Fersin Sc pleasant 20
rako has a delightfully."- -ef-e -h'nS taste
and after - has put Your stomach in a
clean and healthy condition. .us, -ouce
hoy much ho''"r YOU look ard feet or
ihesldes correcting stomach disorders
Irhts surrrmcIv CORD remedy ,hat I II
IGr!eet e. CO Ire. and druEEls'" every
Guilds YOU M and makes ,nu ork viii
vim. cat with relish and sleep sound!S.i
ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

md William T. Myers Tract OF land
~ INIltncy Township. Consideration
500
tT"rciIa Wachcr to Anna Is Sole.
Tract nf Land IN Bridgeport 'ons'd'r-
4: on 5000
Nellie C. Murray to Mar \. cnam-
h"rs Tract Of land IN Martins Ferry
Consideration $1,000.
William McClain to BESSIE l.. McCla'n'
Tract Of land in Tultney Township. con-
s,dcratiOn 81 90.
Emmett Corbett and Fern T"rbctt 10
John u. Long and Alice Long. tract
Of land m Mead Township. Conscidera'
tom $1,000
Love r. McGlcnn to Slna Machey.
! Tract Of land in Tease Township. Con
sderatinn 800
Louise Ciattcn and John + Gattrn To
. David f.. Perkins and AIDA r. Perkins.
( Tract OF land in Goshen Township.
Consideration &Inn.o0.
! Charles Il. Fordyce TO T. Riley HUFF
/ man and George r.. Rice. Tract Of coal
: IN Warren Township. Consideration
800
: Charles LAvczcy and Elizabeth w.
! L'r"z"y tn T. Riley Huffman. Tract cf
coal IN Somerset Township. Consdcra.
. ton Sf0n.
Frances Mar!nda Gordon 10 1,avlna
: Kinney. Tract Of land IN Bethesda. Con-
Sldrration sc5oooo
Marriage license.
Wills Guines. age IS. Il tcamSter and
Erna Hawkins. age IS. both Of Maynard.
I Squire Henry N. Davies performed the
ceremony
St. clAirsvtlle Ar1sfs
Walter Clark OF Columbus was call
, ms On local friends yesterday.
, TIL" Jifhas r'.ub will meet this even
Z ~ At thr home of Mrs. Wayne EanCur-
RI any work Will be the chief diver
S."n "f IT." evening and dainty refresh
rcnIs vi. be served.
: htLrr"y i. ". Schcrtzcr % Bellaire,
ua& lJ"i.:Cs> caller hero yesterday.
VIM. k"chnlinr ~ Bridgeport. vas IN
81 tl7lrs'' . ON business Wednesday.
W '. Campbell Of bridgeport. vas a
business \ s;tor hero Yesterday
!"i.. w. 'I:. nf Martins Ferry. was a
caller IN ST rlairSville yesterday.
j. II. Clancy of BarneSvillc, was in
town N BUSINESS Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
TEA-KETTLE STILL
THE VERY LATEST

Martin sburE " Va. April =. '"nr"S
now the tea KEITH" SIrli 70 further puzzle
agents charged with enforcement %
rroh ihi,nr laws. when 'Nur prohibition
AGENTS ra:dcd restaurant operated ~
Mrs Turner white. they seized a SIM
rering tea kettle which they Naid CON
tanned mconShinr inuNr. together Win
three quart bn,tic" Of "hIskcN tr-.,:ci
ed today before IN" I'ui;"d State '"'n-
missioner. Mrs White wnS hN.d IN Il'H
ba:, - the federal grand jury
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
E,X-SE]RV[CE, MEN
BECOME, CITIZENS

rlarkshurr. " Va. April l@.-FfEe
CA service men. four Italians and one
Bulgarian. were today invested with
tho rights Of American citizenship b."
udse ". +. Baker in United States DIS
trici court for the northern district OF
West Virginia. in session here.
Several routine motions will he dis.
posed of tomorrow. after which the
court will ADJOURN. Naturalization
cases have been practically tho only
matters 10 come before the court at
this term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
FARM AGENT NAMED.

Mo-Sarr~rr W Va trr'i 1c.--E
J'rrant ~ scranton. IA. a graduate -
Perm state and former ~ount" agent ~
ne 0r thu most 'mNNrtant counties -
Nltsour, has Hec1 named county agent
IN Morgan county with headquarters
A. RN-keis" Springs.
COUNTY agent work has lapSed in
Morgan COUNTY for two Years since the
FORMER county agent. T. n. Gray. was
promoted 20 tho headquarters stan NJ
.hN extension division a. specialist In
horticulture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
HEREFoRps COKE HIGH.

clarksburS. ". Va. N3rr, -. F"-t,.
orc pure bred H"r"forGt were soil a.
he fair grounds here t"-da" h, N" l.aN
4 Roberts hereford t0m"an'. TO- a..
urrx!mLteiy 100000 ~" highest pro"
na:d for any one animal wax s".N5N. AMI
Inc lowest was slightly NOR" than *l''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
EQUILIBRIUM
IN BUDGETS
IS DISCUSSED

4, At
Genoa, AnTo T. ., "a. $50
PreSS = ne ne'SS>.,: ., 80 Hndre,s
N""u' t ,, 'u'' 'i,m,,;or &c 20 no ,,o
Il the European SiSU"t"u Is ; 49,
o'nzed. IcF'neu lu ,,,o n,or,in~
euolect W o'SCuSS''" d. ''s 80
today OF me Suo .y 9 ..a ",,"
ana al "hI'n :" N'o -, ~ -.
horne' 'n', '''l. '"'u' 49, -roa,
,srna''ona' Co"',. ,u, ,o,n,,,,~ ,he
oanSS l>SuIuN cur .,,. 'U>
American NeSt " &c" .
Inc 'o'u"'>H'un .u $50 hsrir
the Lonoon eAPe' 'S'o' r ~,
OF us us.osra''cI" ""U ~ "an ~
oiher suo.cou'u'''" -, ',,,,;,,aa
change Win St,'o"u ;t, ~.
20 StudF circuits. IT, '''.'''''s,,,y ~,
de'otinS lISl dp"rH % --l' '4 -''ON
currCn"t.
Created Gonno''o''
III N"I1'"' - ,,o,,r,o
ever o. onao'', 'rea',H ~,
non h 2UEc'h~ 20 '"
PREPARATIONS 40 CCCI"Ie' |" ''e W,
mans had examined n" I"h''n ''P', :
and were IN accord on 'n8"' Po'l.%,
but wished I" "mnh"..l - '""' ',' .I'I
would ma eN,reiN' ''''''"'H u" ,
'NH'H~ 't''''' , 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
Dis.r1butes Automobile Money

county Auditor Arch 7 Foe!r yes
.c-r,, matted ,hc.k: :" thH different
.ouns IN Belmont county IN accordance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

or loon. 900 college graduates. Apprx~
imatnIy 5768 achieve distinction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
Probate Court


Mar II. Sheets dtr'H''a -
t. sell personal property - private S-''
MED Private sale at not les 'h!h az
praised value ordered. order iS"uI"' = OH
tinued
John h Litus. deceased Inventory
filed, approved ard record ordered.
Mary Annahcl stevens Adoption ana
change OF name. Report "f mN'&tlE'S" '
filed. Cause heard. hndins ina, pc"
TONERS are persons Of good mora cha
erter. reputable standing with ahiht! 10
maintain ana support Haid 'h'"
crly. that tho best interests or +'dih
child will ne promoted by sad annP''""
Husband and wife cdrh "NI:rin"d "'par-
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The Dolores star., 1922-12-15
School Notes.

Tuesday afternoon December 10 the
High School will have Christmas
program, its semi-annual Sewing and
Manual Training exhibits and in addi-
ton the Domestic Science girls will
serve tea and sandwiches. Everyone
is welcome to the program and exhibits.
especially the patrons who are interes-
ted in knowing of the progress made in
the two departments are urged to come
Admission to program and exhibits is
free. Tea and sandwiches 10 cents.
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Dolores High School play will be given
in the Dolores Opera House Thursday
evening December 81 at eight o'clock.
Tickets .l5, rs, and, so cents.
Christmas Eve, Sunday December "a
at eight o'clock in the Dolores Opera
House Music Department of the Dolores
Schools will sing Christmas Carols.
Admission is free and everyone is
welcome. There will be no services in
the churches that evening.
The Dolores star., 1922-12-15
LAKE VIEW.

Mrs. Clara Taylor ate Sunday dinner
at the Taylor Wilkerson home.
Chas. Blackmer and family of Cortez
spent Sunday at the Frank Taylor home
Mrs. Rauh is now prepared to eat
Christmas dinner with the best of
them as her teeth have been renewed.
A Lakeview contingent attended the
picture show at Cortez Sunday night.
Merton Taylor has sold the most
health stamps so far for the Lakeview
school.
Virginia Hickey has been out of
school a few days with bad cold.
We understand that there will be
two week school vacation Christmas.
The Christmas program and tree
will be the 22nd of December.
Mrs. Tucker from Hotchkiss came in
Wednesday to visit Mrs. Will Gates.