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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
6, |, R. AWAITS
STATE SESSION
MoUNDsvILLE HAS PREPARED
RoYAL ENTERTAINHNT FOR
ENCAhyMENT
Squire Rodgers Of Wheeling strongly
Supported for Department Com
membership

Moundsville will open wide it's arms
next Tuesday when delegates and mem
hers OF the Grand Army Of the Republic
the auxiliary organiza lions the Wom-
ems Relief Corp Ladies OF the g. \. II
and sons and Daughters 81 Veterans.
along with Spanish American and World
War veterans gather for the annua!
state cncampmcnt Of the Grand Army.
The town Will be in r gala attire ana
elaborate arrangements are being made
The enCampmcnt will be in session three
DAYS closing Thursday.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock the en-
campmcnt will get under way. with
Mayor Charles Weineke delivering an
address OF welcome TO the delegates al
The First NJ. L. church. The annual en-
campmcnt memorial services wiu De
held Tuesday evening IN tho same
church.
Wednesday will sec the regular bust
Moss opentnr at eight o'clock in the
morning. The business meeting Will
close at 10 o'clock. when the veterans
will retire from the church 70 the high
school for q flag presentation to be
staged there. In the afternoon there
will be another business session. y
Damn fire session in tho evening will
close the day.
The annual election and installation
Of officers for the coming year VIII
close tho encampment Thursday AFTER
noon and evening. Col. w. w. Rogers.
a, present commander of the local post
] W Holiday Post No. -. is being
boosted for election to the department
commandership. and his many friends
are helping him.
The following are delegates OF Hol-
lidar Post No 70. elected last Decem-
Der. who will attend with many other
mem bers Of the local post; Post Com
mander W. W. Rogers. Phillip C2lda-
baugh, John McAdams. Henry HoeneT'
John B. O'Neal; altcrnates. George
Matthews. Owen Sullivan. 5. 3. Hick-
man and Robert Blake.
The following are past commanders
If the local post. who will also attend
tho encampment: Richard Robertson.
Ravid Thomas. Henry Pehler. Jacob
Honecker. W. s. Grafton. Samuel Lem
mon. John Meyers and Elwood Hughes.
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r A Mr.. Slayton is secretary Ct the
association and the only represenuahVe
who will attend from West Virginia As
the conference this year is Tor Plckeo
delegates only.
Ono Of the many features OF mo con-
ference will he the reports given og the
different committees. Inc iinpol'dh.
factors given in the reports VIII De use
10 80 making of the handbook thatswQl
No rade after the conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
CLOSING or NATIONAL H9aWA&
TOE REPAIRS CREATES N11a1
MARE FOE TRAVELLERS
Dirt Roads High In Center. wiEa O'0p
Mud bitches at Side. TaSo Toll
In Every Wet Spou

From ALL present ind:raHo": -" "'>,
Alexander de.Our VIII he source y,
weeping and waiting and snASAAhN y,
teeth 10 thousand; 90 me-; ''''S ~, ~
August. The NalolE htEhWAf VIZ
remain closed 70 traffic until that time
Tor paving. ,-,-
IN both Pennsylvania ard West Wy
GINA the Gn'ou- IS n extremely poor
condition Ohio county authorities are
making an attemN; :" improve " "N
using a scraper. tn makes the F,'"-
die Of the road higher iaaA the S'H"S,
As long as an AUTOS: cla say r'S"i ~
the middle Re IS fairly Wei OH ou'
II co:<Hrl.c! :" turn out IN PoSSinS
another machine. he usually goes N tne
ditch II The ditch = muddy. AS II
usually IS, No often has to ind some
BODY w:;A a team co pun h.s machine
ou;.
one night. ONLY tNw days az" I'VE
automobiles were piled ~ IN the ditch
along the dctour. The j-tv"rs located
a fa<re- Win team and each one
raid HIM s. - haul ;hrn YAK. One
Whecl:ny. man wtn went 10 Pittsburgh.
ryrec:inS % get hack a. O'Clock in the
rvca:uS. did no; arrive home Un:" : the
next morning. Il is art,r:Hh;"t hat In
cidantS Of this k.nd VII &c common all
summer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
NOLTE CASE
Reportar on Case Analyses Alleged
Falls-Duo TO Misrepresentation
May 10. 1872.

hdS -, AS--'
Editor Wheeling luteIigcncer.
City.
since giving up newspaper work L
had hoped TO keep out o. print. but re-
cent happenings in the case OF JACK
,Nolte force me 10 speak In defense OF
friends who have been unjustly thrown
INTO this flthy uuddle-
Il has been written that \Hlte was
guilty OF only voluntary maAS!auShter
and that he had served the maximum
time For that otense,
II this IS so in my ten years rs court
house reporter this is the only case In
which the judge sitting IN the case TEX
that the verdict was extremely unjust
vet failed TO set i: aside and order a
new trial
II has also been written in Notes be-
half tina, his counsel should have plead
ed drunkenness as 4 defense instead or
insanity. Ny memory tells ME that IN
his testimony Jack Noltc swore on the
stand that ne took three glasses OF beer
that Gay and that ne was never under
the influence OF strong drink in his life.
This was supported by other testimony.
also recall that DR.. Hill and pr.
BloSs the chief alientSts in the case
swore in answer TO the Hypothetical
question that -Nolte was insane at the
time Of the commission OF the crime
and is insane now as he has been since
the day he was born.
II fair investigation OF the record
OF this case was made the governor Ger
eatnly never could have signed that par
don. for surely BE would not turn loose
upon society an insane murderer ana
pervert by hrs own admission
" you examine the News and Intel
urecSer dles OF March and April 1917
you will ind that I reported the facts
In tho Nolte case as outlined above.
Tho people Of Ohio county ought to
70 20 the bottom OF this pardon. which
Il seems 70 me has been secured through
nI5repre sanitation.
S. H. sTENHAUSER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
BANK FOR EDGWOOD
Prominent Pike Citizens Co Hold Meet
ing to Discuss Now Institution

Tho latest DEVELOPMENT suggestion IN
the Out-the-uikc district is that bank
be located in Edgcwood. The advisa-
bility Of this matter has been subject Of
discussion for several months.
A meeting Of prominent residents Of
the district will be held in the next few
days to take definite action on the mat
ter. 1t Is pointed ont that because or
the rapid business development IN the
section in the last three years that 4
bank between Elm Grove and Fulton Is
decided badly.
\ number of influential business men
have Indicated their willingness TO sub
scribe TO stock in tho bank. The ten
,ative plan Is to erect the bank on pros
pective site at EdGinGton Lane and
start with a modest capital which can
grow with the community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
DEFENSE WINS SUIT
judo AddlcrnAn's Direction Reverses
Judgment OF Justice Court.

A verde. for the defendant was rem
dersd BY jury IN circuit court yester-
day afternoon. reversing the decision OF
squire Z. q. Hobbs II the case styled
William Dalhrook Us. Emmett Taylor
c: d
The y4a.nt,H sued the defendants for
SO as a result Of a purchase OF 4 Ford
automobile and was given judgment by
the squire. In circuit court yesterday
Judge f. VI Add,sman directed the jury
70 return 4 verdict for the defendant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
KIWANIS CLUB
VIII Hsar Address by Ben L. Bennett
East Liverpool Lawyer, Today
At Noon

Ben l.. Bennett. prominent attorney
IF East Liverpool. o.. has been secured
b. the Kiwanis club for their meeting
A, noon today at the Mcclure Hotel Mr..
Fsnnett will take as his subject My
Religion Against the Four Leaf Glover.
Many important incidents Will be tax
en- up az the meeting 49, well as the
consideration Of the West Virginia spe-
cal 20 the Annual International con-
venr,on OF the kiwanis at Toronto. Can
ala. on June 81 and -. The hiwanis
GIee club will furnish the entertain
y,,ant At todayS meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
AUSTIN TRIAL
MAY Be Set at Criminal Court Session
Saturday-State VIII Have TO
Furnish Lawyer.

A day will probably be set nrNi Sat
urday morning by Criminal Court Judge
Alan II. Robinson for the trial Of Elmer
Austin. held hv a coroner's jury for ih@
killing Of Policeman Herman Eartel3
several weeks ago.
II IS likely that the court will have
10 appoint an attorney 10 defend Austin.
II being understood he has no money
and but few friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
EXCURSION BOATS
GO Up TIE ONO
Hor,sr eruith Will Return 1'nttee s'nt'
Of wcck for More TRIPS
other River News

Tho r1rurSion Etoamer Homer Sm.tA
viii clear the local port today 10Y
NNrIlqhurE. where an e%|urs'nh WV! W.
given this evening. and another WIZ e'
given at S,eubcnvillc rridny, THO Haa'
will return To THO city early SatartaE
morning. The Veteran Railroad Men
have chartered the steamer Tor Satu'
dav mornln: and afternoon. maj
mooalight excursion "r thia boat in ihi''
,it, Will hc given Saturday night
Two excursions will be E!Yon a. S'eu-
benv!llo Sunday. From that place inc
Homer Smith will 20 ~ East Liverpool
where IN excursion will hc given. May
10Th tho boat Will start giving excursion
trims at Pittsburgh for the summer
months,
East St. Louis Ieavea
The Fast st. Louis. excursion steamer
left this city yesterday morning AT >
o'clock for East Liverpool. where sew
era. excursions will ho given PRIOR q"
rs summer engagements at Louisville.
Tho Senator Cordill cleared the !oca!
wharf yesterday afternoon al @:3p
o.rTock IN route 70 Charleston from
Pittsburgh.
Tho steamer Liberty arrived n the
local port yesterday Afternoon NJ :
o'clock and after receiving lo"I! frolght
cleared for PITTSBURGH ut > O'Clock.
Tho Helen T.. arrived last evening az
: o'clock and will make tho return trip
to New MatamoraS this morning at
1850 o'clock.
Today's Boats
The General Crowdcr Will arrive to-
day n. noon from Cincinnati on route to
Pittsburgh.
The Betsy Ann Will arrive ut the local
wharf Friday morning on her way to
Pittsburgh from Cincinnati.
4 pool stage Of nino feet was regis
tered AZ the local wharf yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
FIVE MACHINES IN DITCH
ALONG WEST ALEX DET0UR
Authorities Investigate
Auto Victim Death
N ,nvestiga zion "a hcing made by tho

An ,nvestiga ton IA being made by the
authorities into the death az hcnhe'h
Rachmanu IS-yCar-nld son OF Mrs
Herbert I PaChmann. who waa struck
NV en- automobile driven hy Roy Noit"
Tue.day afternoon near tho Wheeling
IH.h school building, The boy died
ervcra! hours later at III" Ohio Valley
General hospital.
A number Of witnesses examined by
tho authorities testified that the ac'l-
den. was unavoidable The boy with
several other rlaymates were playing
bal on the sidewalk and tho boy ran
into the street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
C, OF C. DIRECTORS
Will Hear Traffic and Assessment Re-
ports at Luncheon Today

Tho semi-monthly MONDAY luncheon
Of tho board Of directors Of the Wheel
ing Chamber OF Commerce has been
called 10y President \. G. Stfel for FRI
day ut the Fort Henry club The traf-
&c and taxation committees will make
their reports. while several other mat
tors Of rAtrcmc import Will I've present
cd, Al members Of tho boar dare urged
10 be in attendance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
WATER BONDS OK.
Solicitor Schmidt Returrs from Charles
ton Where Gen England Gave
Approval

CRY Solicitor carl .. schmidt return
ed yesterday from Charleston stating
THAI Attorney General L. T. England
had approved Wheeling ) water bonds,
The next move by the city now VIII
30 20 offer the two million dollars
worth OF bonds 70 the board OF public
works. and then 10 the state sinking
fund. II these departments decline to
purchase the bonds. they will be adver-
ti"ed tur sale 70 the highest bidder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
WORKING IN CHICAGO.
Curtis 81. Springer and Bride Do Re
1igtous work for Moody
Institute.

NJ and Mrs. Curtis II. Springer.
nemhors os the Fourth Street VI. I:
shurrh Who entered .hN Moody Bible
institute ., chicago this spring are
members: 4 group who hold religious
services ~ no business section OF Chi
caEo on Sunday and Thursday evenings.
NJ Springer Is wei known locally.
having resided at Rorry'S Point until
Go moved south where no me, his bride.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
DEMAND FOR CANS
whitaker Cflessno Co. working Big
Porcs at wa-wood Plant to Meet
Summon Orders.

WITH warm weather coming on and
the Coming season drawing near. the
varwood plant OF the Whttaker-Gless
ue- company has 4 large force OF men
and women working turning out cans
10 he used I'm that work this summer
by tho manufacturers and housewives
IN the United States. The orders on
hand a. the present time viii Keep the
plant busy most OF the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
STATE FAIR POOL
VIII Re Opened May AZ If weather
Conditions Are Favorable.

The State Fair Ground swimming
pool will be opened on May "H'h If the
weather permits and tho repairs that
are now being made arc completed by
that time II may be possible 10 "pen
the pool at au earlier date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
SLAYTON To LAKEHURST
Z. IL. C. 4. General Secretary to Attend
National Religious Conference

!. G. Slayton. general secretary of the
Young Mems Christian association, Will
leave today for Lal:ehurst, y. j.. where
he Will attend the national conference
Of the religious association of the y. N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
CASE CONTINUED.

John Donley. arrested on MAY on a
charge oS violating the Eighteenth
amendment. was given hearing yes
terday before L. $. Commissioner W. J.
Cotton. and was released for further
hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
WESTINGHOUSE RADIO
PROGRAM FOR TODAY

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$50 p. m.-Address by Attorney Cen
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Music Program.
Helen NJ. Johnston, soprano.
Mrs. Clarence Sample. acComDaniSt
Artists from the violin studio OF
Ralph Lewando:
Samuel Rosenberg.
Carl Rosenberg.
Miss Henrietta EnGclSberg.
Fcrcnz EalCyo.
Miss Muricl Moran.
Rose Mc!tlc!n-L!tt.
Ralph Lewando. acCompanlst
Sel9C1OOD.
Screnadc ,.................. GODDARD
Samuel Rosenberg, Car! Rosenberg.
Love the Ieddicr. ............G German
Helen NJ. Johnston.
Concerto No. 9.................. Ber!ot
Miss Henrietta EnEc IbcrE
The Little Daniel. ............ .NoVci!o
Helen VI. Johnston.
Fcrpetuum Mobile ................ lies
Frrrnz kalcyO.
Romanza AndaluSia .......... Sarcastic
Miss MuTic! Moran.
Nothing ............:...... Carpenter
Helen NJ Johnston.
La Rondc dcS I.utin&. .......... BdZZinI
Carl Rosenberg.
Rondo CapriCC!OS". ....... Saint SacnS
Rose Mcitleln-Litt
Lovers in the Lane. 5000. Lehman
Helen u. Johnston.
Cradle Song .'..................k jerulf
Samuel Rosenberg, Carl Rosenberg.
Note: The time mentioned is Pitts
hurgh daylight saving time, which is
one hour ahead OF eastern standard time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-11
This Offering is Good for Three
Days Only

This offer is so extraordinary, coming at the
height of the season. that cannot continue it for
longer than three days-ThurSday, Friday and Satur-
day only.
No tickets will be changcd-no prices altered.
You'll find everything it yesterday and las;
week. \ genuine d-faShoncd Stitc Discount Sal"
in which you make your deduction at the time of
purchase.
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l
Samuel Rosenberg, Carl Rosenberg.
Note: The time mentioned is Pitts
hurgh daylight saving time which is
one hour ahead OF eastern standard time.
Music is brnadcaStcd from 1000 to
1915 a. M: and from 1900 to 90 p. m.
Tho Westinghouse broadCaStinS sta
tons call is kDkA. operating on
wavo length OF $50 meters, located at
East Pittsburgh. Pa
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
QUALIFICATION

Can you answer me Z question, Be
cause | want to know,
1t has bothered me little and | won
der why It's 70,
When = man has made = failure with
his prospects all through life
And his wealth consist Of nothing bui
tobacco and knife
When man has made . fixzle with
everything he's done
Since he left his little cradle until
he's thirty-one,
Why the people then will grab him
and Will vote In politics
For 70 pat him into office, no matter
how he kicks.
II may BE- Just custom. for I've no.
ticed here Of late,
There's . few Of them In offics in
nearly every state:
II could make . visit for TO stay
year or 20,
The ons that runs my business I
would surely want to know
The conditions that would hamper the
man that takes my place
His judgment | would question, he
must have an honest face.
would qui1 him very thorough
though it's impudent, / guess.
OF all his qualifications had he made |
plumb SUGGEST
With this investigation would line
up on his rep,
For the man that runs my business .
expect to have some pep.
Bramwell Farmer.
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LETHA

Conda Wilson shipped hogs from
Lxtha Friday.
The Boise Pnystte Lumber Co. got
In rar Of coal Friday. A. f. Pom
eroy and James Hellcwell unlosded il.
The Ed Bott family went tc Em-
matt Friday. The Youtslsr family
and Mrs. Hull also went up TO do
some trading.
Mrs. Feastcr called on Mrs. Riggs
Saturday afternoon.
Andrew Little was in Emmett Sun
day and Monday making arrange
ments for shipping sheep to Chicago.
Tie shipped 1240 sheep in eight cars.
William kilby OF Emmet. called on
Henry Riggs Sunday afternoon. He
was on his way TO Chicago with sheep
Among the Saturday shoppers in
Emmett were r. l.. Battnn and fam
lily, Lester Applegate, Geo. Applegate
and family and Henry Riggs.
Mrs, A. &. Pomeroy entertained
Wednesday at KensinRton for the
ntighbors. Those present were Mes
danes D. F.. Bott, Ed Bott, A. c.
Henderson. G. B. Pitts. Wilson. Yout-
sler. Bauer. BAttsn, Ogden, Moseley,
Wampler and Riggs. The ladies spent
AAtNtBfpOn WIN btWIH& anu
visiting and left wishing their host |
csses all good things In their new
home in California, whittier they 20
b . short time.
The Youtslsr family went to EN-
nett Saturday to Sabbath school
The Dotson family Of New Ply
mouth visited 1t the Ewing Pomsroy
'anch Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Ewing will 70 to Boise today
Thursday to visit niece.
The Pitts family and Mrs. Mose.cy
we're dinner guests ct the r. l. Bat
An homo Wednesday evening.
-Four cars Of sheep we're shipped to
he range Wsdnssday morning from
Iatha.
Mr.. Drury called At the Riggs home
q inspeet separator, - he b think
~ Of purchasing one Of similar make
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OLA

School was out last Friday. In the
evening the children gave . program
and afterwards lunch was served.
Mrs. Foster took her little son, Jack
to the lower country last week for
medical treatment, the flu having left
him unable TO walk.
Mr.. Granger went TO Boise and
Caldwell to visit with his daughters.
William and Del Rose were business
visitors in Montour Monday and Tues
day.
Bert Bingham returned from New
Jersey Monday, after an absence Of
some time,
Miss O'Connell and Miss Jones,
teachers for the past eight months,
returned to their homes in Boise.
VIM. CrAmer Of Payette is visiting
relatives and friends
The Jackknife school also closed
last Friday and the teacher, Miss
Glamour, left Saturday for Boise.
Glenn Baldwin is Boise visitor this
week.
Jess Breshears is driving stage for
John Hall.
The school children with their teach
srs picniced on the hills Saturday.
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the drama, i traveller, lecturer, and
actor. He has q very fine solo voice
and renders several selections during
tho evening. During the drama,
which consumes An hour and , half
Of time, there win BE- weird Indian
songs. mingled with faeinating masic.
Hindu customs are vividly portrayed.
The entire cast will be in India cos
tunes. Mr.. Osborne lived in India
for Is years and is qualified to inter-
vret the customs and life Of the peo-
pie Of that great country. The adj
mission + free, and frse will Of
tering will be taken.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1922-05-04
BIG POWER PLANT
: DESTROYED
Lose Of e1oo, SEQ Sustained When Fire
Denelishes Grines Pass Plaat

The Bo0ton-Idaho Mine company
power plant ct Grimes Pass on tn
South Fork Of the Payette river va
, completely destroyed by fire, whic
started in some way Is yet undeter
mined, Friday afternoon about
o'clock. The damage il estimated q
between $4,000 and 100000. Tht
plant was well covered by insurance
1t was said.
i An option on the plant along with
the rest Of the holdings Of the Bos
ton-Idaho company was held by the
Gold Dredging and Power corpora
ton. At the time Of the fire, an ex-
pert was on his way from Great
Britain for the purpose Of passing on
the property and holdings for an un-
derwriting company which was to
@bsck the gold dredging corporation in
its taking over Of the property. Jus.
whist effect this fire will have on the
option was not stated It is under
stood, however, that the Boston, Ida
no company intends to install ter
porary generating system to care for
the Gold Hill mine and others in the
Boise basin which were using the cur
rent from the plant.
A number Of mines and towns in
the Boise basin were supplied with
current from the Grimes Pass plant.
Among these are the Gold Hill and |
Iowa mines, the Belschazzar and the
Minerals Mining company's works.
The Golden Age mine used some cur
rent and some steam. 1t is under
stood that the Golden Age mine will
be operated entirely by steam now.
Some plans were under considera-
ion for the enlargement of the plant
o accommodate the increased mining
development that the representatives
i the two companies feel will soon !
re started in the basin. However.
With the destruction of the plant, it
not known what action these men
lay take on the problem of enlarge II
lent. II
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NoStairs to Climb
Russell Hotel
Building
'Inportant Meeting Of ". R. c.

s 1t is desired that AL members Of
the ". R. c. attend the regular meet,
ing Friday. 2:15 p. m. in G. A. R.
hall Committees to meet with like
committees Of all other organizations
to nake arrangements for Memorial
Sunday and Memorial Day are to be
appointed The district convention
meets at Weiser, Saturday, May 10,
and delegates to this are to be chos-
en- The State Encampment meets
n Caldwell June 6-s and we desire to
send 4 large delegation to this In
nual treat, ~ Ne expect to carry an
invitation to the encampment to meet
With rs in 1928.
MRS. ANCY SULLIVAN,
President W. R. C.
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NEWS or GEM COUNTY

/ president; Mrs.. Carrie Knox. vice
president; Mrs. W. n. Wilson, secre-
tsry; Mrs. Jason Ksllsy, financial
SECRETARY; Mrs. Aodin, freasusar.
The little girls in this vicinity were
out hanging May baskets Tuesday
evening. IT'S thoughtful little Gus
tom and one that gives pleasure to
young and old.
Mrs. Marvin Hutton and baby and
sister, Miss Flora Carter spent Sun
day ut the Warden home.
Mrs. Marley visited 1t the Harpt
home Tuesday,.