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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-11

John ". SNYDER prominent grocer on
q the South Side. mas returned 20 MS
nlace OF business arter undergoing An
operation In the locai Hospital.
John Judd, teacher at wheeling hlso
school, will leave this city Friday Tor
New York city, where he win VISIT lot
few days.
Louis veu4g. representative Of The
FIT sburgh Press, Is a visitor IN THIS
city.
mil Citizens. student At Carnegie
Tech. arrived in this city Yesterday ano
IL spending tho Easter vacanon WIN
hts friends and parentA Dr.. and MA
c r CithenS Of tho Island
John Elliott. OF the Island. IL able 70
be out again after being confined to hi"
homo for several days owing 70 blood
poisoning.
Thomas West. Of South Whaling. has
r.,urned TO his city after short VISIT
10 Pittsburgh,
J. Blaine Withee has -etarned u his
homo in Petersburg after spending
several days IN this city.
Far! Lusgarden, student At West Wy
rnia University, arrived N this city
Yesterday and will spend several days
With his parents and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bushey. Of
sunny Bank Place" near Warvood.
will leave ,odsy for Cleveland o.. where
they viii make their future home.
Mrs Julian G. He rne. Mrs. Fred
Faris Ms. Chas CrBrien and Mrs f
r kitchen viii motor to Baltimore next
week 70 attend the convention OF the
National League OF Women Voters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Elliott OF ths
Island. will leave today to motor n
Trenton " J.. whore Mr.. Elliott Will at
tend a convention. Before their return
they will visit New York. expecting TO
sp.nd Easter SUNDAY there
Rev. J. NJ. Potter. pastor Of the Vanor
Memorial church. spent yesterday At
Pittsburgh attending meeting OF the
pr~shytnrtan Theological board.
Elizabeth Kittlc student at S. A. A.,
New Lexington. Ohio. VIII arrive Wed
nesdav. to spend the Easter vacation
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. W
klttle.
Mr.. J. T. CroShan. former travelling
salesman for the wheeling Metal and
Manufacturing Company. has accepted
the position Of manager OF tho Real
Estat. Department Of tho 0uartec Saw
ings and Trust company.
Mrs Homer Jackson and little
daughters. Nina and Ammo. returned 70
their home al Echo Point yesterday
eveninx after stay NJ several weeks
AZ Atlantic City Mrs. Jackson at%o
spent several weeks Al the home OF her
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y Al members arc urged {" com
Il h-lUE Il friend.
Basketball for Grades

lA.o. All members arc urged to COM
Basketball for Grades.
Yesterday dfivruN"u tn p AL" 'h'-
drru started prlrrr,.. for Ih"rr hts"ei-
tail i"urnnin.nL VIM ~. % hSIH '"@
urst wr.n IN May. 1hc Ch''drcn from
The FuGCIh grad" wv to inc hlsh -cN""'
.,r, a. Interested and az X "la 'faih
rncm ~ rId" N wears To- tome II has
uc,u encouraged, and they VIII dE3lH
ha," their tournament. MlSS~+h MI
drcd Eruhu, EllzA3'Ih McCi.ic. W.
clru d!cbcrecr and LirtIAn StelE"r
..homrs"n. Harold Mryn and prCn So
n!c ;Lre IN charge Of the ho! :.
FIRST Baseball Game.
TIL" FIRST rds"ihlI game 81 ',' 80
.uu' Will &c pia?c saturday, "hcn W
~ :. wi. play som" OF the ca Ms
rln'"Un for Easter and rave E"'t'l
together and madr UP u team = good
gan" Is oAp"Ct,4! and Qu't' hummer
Of rootcrS VII iurn out
Personals
%iic Schaffc- - hume from tarneEi'
Tech for mo Faster holidays
Miss Frcda Swart2 IT Morranto"n
- the guest OF rctAitNcS IN N"r'h War
wood
Miss Mary r'r.c7a Of Columbus. n
Is visiting relatives here for u te"
ilchard jenkins is IN Columhu.. q
on q ton da! : business tCin
NOD Mason of Eairv1ew - tn" E7lHS'
r. ms brother. John Mason OK lIch
land
Mr.. and Mrs wiley Marsh or Cam
o-oN will move her" som" TINA TINS
week
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Montgomery an"
family are visiting relatives IN WASH
.ngtnn, IA.
Miss Nancy Gates has returned ~
her homo in Dallas after srcndinG
some time here with relatives.
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suffer before their babies are born. =
Mrs WIN. JOHNSON, Box l55, Park
Rapids, MINI.
To marry and arrive at middle age
without children is great disappoint-
ment to many women. Think of the JOY
and comfort other women have in their
children as they grow older.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has helped to bring great happi-
ness to many families by restoring wo-
men TO health. Often the childless home
Is due to a run down condition of the
wife, which may be helped by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. II
brought health and happiness into the
home of Mrs. Johnson. Why not TO
yours?
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WARWOOD
rtsrnB fer this column may Be- left
At MoNamAra's Drug store for Mss
BliSabsth MoCure, correspondent

The members OF the W. II. |. clue
will meet this evening At the home OF
Mrs G. L. Genther or Hess avenue. Al
tho business session plans Will be made
for q bake saie To be held next Satur
day After tho business & delightful
social time will be nejUyed.
womAn's Club
The WomanS club held Il very Inter
esunE meeting last evening IN the high
school Mrs r. W. Fickes, president
presided at The business meeting. winch
was followed by q phort progr am. Mrs
J. r. Garden gave talk on The I'm
portance Of the Federation OF Clubs.
which everyone enjoyed. Mrs. }. II
Wenxliok gaHo very interesting book
review Special music was rendered
by the Girls CLEO club OF Warwooc
hlEh. after which a social time Was en-
joyed and refreshments served.
conSregatopA Meeting.
Tho annual congregational meeting
Of the Warwood Presbyterian church
viii he how'd Wednesday evening nj 80
All members and contributors arc urged
10 be present Word has BEEN received
from Rev Brown that he will DO hero
tho nrSt Of May.
MONS Club
Tho MEMS club Of tho Freshly tnrta
church win hold their regular meeting
In tho social rooms OF tho church
THURSDAY evening. \ treat IN In store
for tho mon. as DIT. Gibson will give q
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parents. in FraT,HC. Ia. Later Nl7'N"s
friends In rIt;saurch
Mrs. John L. Vest %: E'.r"."1'I NC,
O.. - the guest - Ncr ddGEr,C;' MIS-
George Rogers ~ WoodsdA.c.
Mrs. Pierre ,;lrouN. al JohnS'o"N.
\. Y. is stopping few daHs n ~"
Windsor Hotel Mrs t,IrouH "aS FORM
sr,v Miss Ccncv,cNc Ewing of th'S Guy
Mrs. Hugh @. Crcswiil. and son "NN
have been visiting Mrs. Ires"' pt"'l
er. M Robert l.c" boyd "n tn" i1.'''h''
lcf, Yesterday evening for iho'T nom"
In Lamar. Col.
Rov. and Mrs. :. NJ. Gibson ar" 'n''''
tanning as their guests ms week w
C;ibson's mother. Mrs William al, s'n'
OF PHILADELPHIA and his SISTER MISS
Anna Gibson who arrived her" YESTERDAY
morning and ,rr!l remain unit! INC 'n''
OF tho week whom they cN""'i I" 'e"N"
on A visit to friends in IN" West
Edward Koch Of Twelfth street
student at Shenandoah Valley academy
Winchester. Va. who Was cNTe't"H I"
arrive home ;hts week f'r ~" Faster
holidays has hcon detained owing I"
slight attack Of grippe.
Ecv J. n. Potter. Of Vance M"morlaI
church. rctn-nod yesterday from rats
hurch where he went u attend n""''
Ing OF the board Of trustees Of the re"
bvtnr,an Theological SEMINARY. mo
occasion marked the inauguration 81 W
Ss,loy Vance. the now professor ~
Greek at the seminary.
Miss Flora rritChard. ~ ~" 4~,an1
has hcc, discharged from IN" Norm
Wheeling hospital. after undergoing IN
opera tion.
Mr. and Mrs. =. =. Ai'"n. ~ NarW''"'
ara the proud parents Of Ia by daH1n-
ter horn sunday.
rTenrv Jacobs. student a. CarnoE'n
Tech. "a srcndinE tn" spr'nc vacation
with hIs narcnts on North Main street
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OHIO COUNTY S, S.
CONVENTION MAY S-9

Arrangements have been made ~ no'o
the convention Of Ohio county SUNDAY
school association on Monday and Tues
day, May S and ?. the sessions IN oPcn
on Monday evening and continue all
dav Tuesday Prominent speakers IN
terested In tho state Sunday school WORN
will appear before tho convention among
them 10 be Mrs. walter 6. Snow. OF
Petersburg state superintendent OF tho
children's department: W. Hobart HhI'
of PARK ersburg. state secretary OF the
Young Peoples Division. and Rev. j.
N. Criswell. state field secretary OF
Moundsvirle. II has not yet been damn,
iteiv decided where the convention will
he held hut II will probably take place
at the FIRST Presbyterian church
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BETHANY CLASS
VISITS PRISON

Tho case n advanced sociology OF
Bethany college paid visit 10 Mounds
VILE Monda" afternoon. and were guests
~ Warden J Il. Terrell NJ the state PEN
itcntiary.
Member, Of the class were conduSteo
through the big penal institution oT
Nardcu Terrell. and we're gwen an OF
poriunity to view every phase or ire IN
tho prison. Tho trip vas highly inter
rsunG 10 the class and the students
found occasion ia express their pleasure
at tn" METHODS they found in use at the
pCnItCn'tary.
Tnc class was accompanied by Prof.
n Newton Miller. '1as SDcDhrrs VINO
mad" tho trip are Mrs. T. r Edoert
Mrs. clifford Buoy. Miss Mary Ander-
son. MARRY Mex innev. Carl REEer, tN'
crctt Howell and John L. HtEEs
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COME TO GRIEF WITH
STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
Ford Touring Car of George W. Cross
Driven ovsr Elm banfment at Parf
View Last Night

Shortly after Ford touring car Nc
longing - George W. Cross, OF Elm
Grove. was stolen last evening the
machine was wrecked a. Park View
where L was driven over an emoanH-
mcnt.
Two young fellows were seen run
ming away from the Sceno ~ tn" accl-
dent. after the car went over the nanN
They made their getaway
The mach'rc was towed 10 garage
Tor repairs
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About People
upyvmsuts OF individuals 70 Ana
Yrun TIA otty.
AT THE HOTELS

mannr-N. =. Schroeder, Clarksourg
MAS Gallagher, Charleston: w. B. Hoi-
eIen. Petersburg. Mrs. pa!sy II. Casseil
narkersourE: G. W. Hill and daughter
sistersvi!le; F. G.. Barnett Huntington
w1nauor-C. l.. Satterheld. New Mar
,rsyIlle. W. B. Mckay. ParEersourB:
Chas n. Hill and wife Grafton
1+.um-J E. Arnold. TeihsburG.
Rorsrs-Eva Dye. Hundred; b L.
Stephen, Sistcrsville.
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First pr,rsytsrlAn sodsey

On Thursdav evening the young
women o. the Fs-st Presbyterian Church
Missionary society riN meet FOR sup
pe- in the church house OF the church
=, $50 oClock. Following supper. the
monthly missionary meeting VIII be
red Miss Hazel stephens leading the
devotional, service. Two interesting sub
ec.s W. ~ taken Up fo- discussion.
The foreign subject 20 be considered
,Eul 20 Africa and tho topic for homo
consideration VII De The Negro in
Arn-ica.- Al, reservations are re-
aueSted 10 be made not later than noon
tonnorrow.
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EASTER PARTY
FOR JUVENILES
MASTER PnyRIosE vAss WILL EH'
rERrAu ATEs AT
cHARk1Ho EASTER PARTY
THIS AFTERNOON
r.npls saSssrnood asnsat Bridge Tea
HHolds rmporeant Place on wears
Social Program

Master Perrose VASE the son or Mr'
and Mrs Douglass NaSs. ~ ehS'lA'o o.
~, re host at an Faster party AT
Miss Coriand's k'nderEarter N No""S'
dale tomorrow afternoon. The nourS
Will % from one 20 three o'c|"ck. Tbs
,;;t,o guests vii parttc'ra:e IN an
Easter esq hu7t and other Juvenile
diversions and IT ,N-co o'clock lunch
ron will 10 served Turp'" ard wh'te
W predcrina;a in ths decorations and
lrN Eiestv' ravors vii nc FsS'er noHe'-
ties. -rc invited guests are:
Misses
Ma-Sa~~tta Gibbs fn0e C7ouSe
,v-a M,E,r'Ay MARY Fault Na:,ct.
RA,,,. Hrcd Fc.s- SSprus
S,.g7-. p-f,ot. Na-Sare: Jane Rip
loan Etz ?uS
Masters
-ir-So, Tomas Billy Cruise
N-rh WI ~~n EtcHard ITa|eT
Tom Hayes C0urttand hue"0""
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s1xeerncod Bridge TIA

O-e o, the most interesting social
events ~ the week will be the bridge
ga ph:ro wilt be gwen at the A. =.
=. ". ha,. ~ the Sisterhood OF the t'on
Street Temple. Cards viii Be the diver
soa for the afternoon and the serving
- tea in the late afternoon VIII b. "
pleasing conclusion 70 the affair. The
proceeds VII. b. devoted 70 the Jewish
var reiier rurd. Mrs. Herbert S"nne-
boz, IS genera, chairman 81 arrange
rcntS.
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10 HAR THOMPSON

East Liverpool. O.. April lone
hundred reservations have been made
for tho Chamber Of Commerce dinner
here Tuesday night, when Carmi A..
THOMPSON. OF Cleveland. candidate for
the Republican suherratorial nomfna-
ton. will deliver an address on The
Arms Conference"
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Dam : &c LdOl0
Compound when |
was q girl for pains
and before and after
my marriage ! now
have a sweet little
baby boy and will
send you his picture
if you wish to publish
it My sisters also
take your medicine
and find it q great
help. and | recon-
luend IL IN those who
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r,raronsn. Announced

Announcement IS made OF the engage
,rert OF Miss Fla Brooks. o: Martins
Fey. To NJ Charles Cook O, Bridge
mort. The date rcr re Wedding Eas
~: We. hncn 50: 81; :: WI, TAX" r'ace
N the lac spring
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RAxRw tn JUDGE
(Ry The Associated PresS)

Belfast, April l0.-Armed repuDhelz
soldiers outside tho Lifford, DonAe
court house. today refused admisstoa
IN. Donegal county court judge Wh14
he arrived to open the crown sesssc9p
The soldiers told the Judge that only r
nuhlican courts could be held .,,
The judge then left .-sS
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nEA- rRou Hu1Ha

TeIlsvillc, o.. April lo.-Anna AeH.
aged 4. daug hitter Of z R Raw1tng1, dise'
in the East Liverpool hospital todAS et
burns sustained when her dress eaueAI
ere while she was playing WI
matches.
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NGEaioraxy N0St1aS

TAts-ates ~jl % appointed 70 tho
r-s<5y:eriai meeting at WeNsburg At
RE meeting O, the missionary society
~ 10 Second Presbyterian church 10
S4 reid THURSDAY evening a, the church
a. t:tS O'Clock.
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POLICEMAN BEIHL
IS SERIOUSLY ILL
Finger Scratched On MAI In Door
Becomes Infected-raGen TO
Hospital

Clarence Re.A'. patronan on the city
police force. VA? removed last evening
10 tho ONO Valley General hospital
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seriously III from the effects OF baby
infected anger.
officer Beihl. about tGo weeks ago
vas about 10 enter building Oh his
heat uncr he scratched A finger on
nail Ordinary care was given we
wound. but Infection developed. neces-
stating his removal To the hospital Tor
an X-rav examination and treatment.
The officer resides at Az WOOD
Btroe,
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A SWEET LITTLE
BABY BOY
Makes a Bright Spot m Every
Home. A Comfort In
Years to Come

Park Rapids. Minnesota:-'T havs
taken your medicine - Lydia E. Pink
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Good roads and schools are trHfna0f-
ing life in the coal counties or W"
Virginia
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EVERY RTT OF DULI4NE>Ss disappear
with Golden Clint Shampoo.-AdV
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Br1dxp Lnnohoon

N-< John Eed. or RtrcH lynn. Will
he NoS.e4 20 :ae rneusb-s % her bridge
,-.uA A. a '.acHeon =, the JaneIrace tea
room toae,. Luncheon will be served
~ or~-; ~ O'Clock AID th- afternoon
at - devoted 70 bridge. two tables
beng = pay.
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wi, also I've made By tn "ha'-m"n OF
the various Tui&s.
Tho tag rual-mrr f>r i7Is year are
First Mrs. J. sumner Jones
Second. NJ" = \ H,inresn ~
Graft Mr. Nelson CccIl
Vanity FArr-M-S. Johnson Hchin
fifth Mrs n Man Turt.
Service Mrs TrNd Fans.
laurcl--N {. / Milton
Eou--h-Mrs. j ". Rankin
T;ghn Mrs e. Bates McLAn.
MAcadenry Eastsr Dance.
Members o. the dancing 80 ar an'.',,
patirc with pleasure IN" Easter can
which the Macadewy Club VII give or
rhe eyentn- Of Arril -. a Convention
bail IN thr Market Auditorium. Nelson
Naplea orchestra o. C1arkSnurs., ha'
hecn engaged 70 furnish the DANE
music. and the affair "a cHpcNcto .
prove very enjo}Eahl'. tbs dan cf W. III.
Easter season and a number OF ooNeE'
students who will % home Tor tn'
Easter holidays will ," N at'rnnnnCr
The darce ComT'tne !0cludeS 49,
Archibald Henry Jacobs and NHrt u"
sey.
child Study Club.
An ceptioraIir Interesting P'pe' %.
has been arranged for tho meeting -
,nr Ch:,d Siudy Club. which will be nNic
=. ,hr Y " = A. huildin- this even
INK at S O'Clock Miss Janet GeiSter
.,,....iit - -" rctar" ;"r re ant ,'uneI
culosts survey now being conducteq
viii speah on How the Sh.ppard
Towner Maternity Bill Was Put Through
N Congress Miss Ge;stcr has had .
vide experience IN various phases o.
civic and social work and her ADDRESS !:
expected 70 prove very interesting
Other features Of the program VIII %
pd6rcsseS pr Mrs T. &. Garden. pres
dent dent ~ ,Ac state Federation q Women;
GIuns and Mrs Frank T. Fulton. o.
Moundsvt!le. president OF the d'sF'c
federation.
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Yor My harrison

Mrs. William y. Herman entertained
win A luncheon at nor homo in Ken
wood Place Yesterday as a compliment
10 her mother. Mrs. II, X. Harrison. who
VII leave the later part OF this week.
Cor an extended VISIT 20 h>r daughter.
Mrs. Cna-leS A. Hanna OF Nontclatr
Y 7. TNr-h"7n TaS $er7Hd - orc
O'Clock WITH covers ,at4 sor twelve
guests
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r'oca, ard piano students g Mrs.
LISA Gundl'nE puSa and Mrs. Jessie
Wc're rtTpNard, gave a very int.reSt
mr. recital yesterday afternoon IN thA
rocIli rooms OF re Y. ". c. A The
Arst 10 ar1~ar % - rroEra n waS Ms
David Tv'~-. Who de-: Eht~d the audi
an~s With E-ou7 y, yell contra 81 81
SorSt She has r!eaT7r sopra"o
,.oirs and arE in = manner NNh!rh
-,e-lted N. many compliments which
~. received Tn. p,aro numbers On
80 r--xrsr var A. works n enSc-r
De. TIE e-st % those three groups
u.-e the ,A-~. lovely compositions ~
Fthe BE-: Serrr. paved BY MISS Cath
s-lns Roae~ ard Mrs. Louis Lpphard;
The delightful Country Dance With us
-,lSsAJ rhythm. tnc crptSttelv graceful
VASE C'ar-~~ ard me Na8urtca. written
IN Sp'Ard.G Pravura sty'-. were vel re-
celved MISS May Morton. who IS wei
known 'ooai uusical circles vas next
heard n a group 90 songs by Rogers
Five Qua trains from TIE RubaIyaat e
Miss Norton's -f~h contralto votcA was
heard to great advantage IN the musical
settiog for Tits beautiful poem. The
next number on the program uas II.
Peer Gyr' Suite Of Gr'eE. played hv
Misses Alamo MAT and CatAerin.
EOnAS.
MorntrE.- -rh~ Oath ~ ASe" AND
-Anitra's TanNe" were well Interpreted.
MISS Edith GEynn. who possesses a
Eoprano voice OF unusual promise. eans
Tho Idttls Cray Blue Dove" BY Saa =
md Down In tho Forest bv Rouald
With much expression. Miss E,sio Jones
and Mrs Ltrrph ardt brought tho pro
ram 10 Close with rendition ~
the Tannhauser overture by H'sgne-
rrs Association Quarterly Needing
Tho TwtE association % the Or in
valley General hoSpta, will hold its
sua -,crlv meeting Thursday afternoon
A. o'clock At tho hospital. Mrs A.
'red paur. president Of ne association
pill preside. and Mrs MAJ F. S'rrv<on
treasurer. and Mrs. Sarah McCSI!o-a
-tll make reports Reports az the ouar-
t.Y's wur&. tneendt-T articles mac" 20
ma hospital ard sums - -~~n' - -,
through ire cr!cr.s =. he memsc..
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JuYenUo PAyN

Master Charles wetZel delighttully
entertained a number Of his friends ~
no home on Jefferson street in Rella;re
SATURDAY afternoon. Tho affair was ar
ranged IN celebration OF tho hosts's
ninth birthday and proved very enjoy
able The yovnS people arrived at two
O'Clock and spent several hours In an
Easter esq hunt and other juvenile d.
rs-s'ons Later In me afternoon a
nrettv luncheon vas served. Tho table
ds>oratiors were in keeping with the
Easier season and bouquets OF sweet
peas we're the guests farors Those
present were:
Misses Evelyn Phelps Anna MARI
Barr, Virginia Murphy. Alberta MCGEE
Marriott Rush Betty Zane McCu!ley
Jean Mcrull~y. Evelyn Mills. Flea Mae
T1ostlexait. Sara Jonas. Camel Jonas
M.s<-s. William. Phillips. Ray Eow-
man. JOHN Mcfarland. Ralph SonmerS
Eugene Raker. Charles Baker. Carl
Eercha- Eugene StcrlirE Arthur Ster-
Ing. George Mills. lloyd Oliver. Charles
Wstzr'. Alberta We,ze,. Edward Greer
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested
in the estate .! Charles u. Sey
farth, deceased, that !, the un
icrsl9ncd admlnis,rasrix OF said
estate intend 10 nasss final
settlement thereof At the next
term OF the Probate Court OF
Washington County, Missouri,
10 he begun and holden In the
city OF potosi. in sad county
and state. on the second Monday y
in May, 1922
MARY SENFaRTH,
Adninlxtrat ~
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
Notice OF Final Settlement,

Notice is hereby given to all
creditors and others interested
in the estate of p. J. Nolar, de
ceased, that |. the undersigned
ad ministrator Of ssid estate. IN
tend 10 make final settlement
thereof at the next term OF the
Probate Court Of Washington
County, Missouri. to be begun
and holden in the city OF Potosi,
10 said county and state, on the
second Monday in May, l922.
W. J. NOLAN.
Administrator.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given TO all
creditors ard others interested
in the estate o. Jacob Geekla, de.
ceased, that |, the undersign
ed ad dministrator OF said estate.
intend 10 make final settlement
thereof at the next term Of the
Probate Court Of Washington
County. Missouri, to be begun
and holden In the city Of Po,osi,
u SAID county ana state. on the
second Monday in May, 1929
w II. EykNS,
Admint strator
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
FUNNEL IS THEIR CLUB ROOM
SeAmen on ths Ramaan Go There
When They Find the Night Ar
Too Chilly.

Seattle, Wash When sailors Of the
North Asiatle steamship RsWpan find
the night sea air too chilly they retire
into the Vessels capacious fannri,
light their pipes and warm themselves
In The most unique ciubr,sm aiioat.
II the smoaestack bcrn,nes over.
nr rrm they sen door 'n It's side: II
they desire their laundry dried they
rack Il into the draft tube and the
scheu~ works like \ charm,
The Ramrsn eas converted from Z
steamer during the war 'n'o m",or'
ship with !, ,Sst horsc peaer Diesel
engines. The smnAestack, however,
was not disturbed. hut instead .sitea
with floors oa each deck and The top
-s,s.fei over.
The ship has a steam donkey lift
ing engine whose smokcsiack passes
up through the funnel. furnishing the
warmth fur the comfort of the ioan1'
ing sailors.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1922-04-12
REACHES ia DEGREES; LIVES
oir's Return - Health Aftss t4igA
Fever osses4nez - Firss
en Record.

B.sstas. Enxtasi i-~rss -xtrsoea,.
nary ngaTr n Iis degrees Fah,s1s>is
WAS The r.cnfsisd tss4.@sstar. II 4
gfa hsr~. ~hs had tAs grip.
Nhets hr.f s1fnnsosss7a 10 49, ghe g1ri,
the paf sieisa said sir sas asss4sisssst
90 And that bin clinical ,aeTnesss.essr
reenrsssd u t~tus~tstgr~ u liz -
xfes-s. Thinking ssis iherfosausssy ans
out "f pst,sr. he ssss ssAsss.tissi9i TWO
o'hers. ohis 10 a,sf tia; th%y b-<a. ~
ts,rd-d ,ke same hi psant.
During the night the psts~sd's tenn
f,erafGr% advanced gwo degrsse SIC
has n0s r-s-osere1- Aes.iexs Sssrranis
here do hot record az INSTANCE If kach
Temperature being fciI0se-d by 70
covery.