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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03

Women's (Richeheu Brand fleece
lined Union Suits, with high neck,
long sleeves, Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves, low neck and no sleeves,
ankle and knee lengths; sizes Sc to
Al. Priced special at Sl.50.
Women's fine quality cotton
Jersey Bloomers in knee and three
quarter lengths, in pink, white,
black, tan, brown, navy and grey.
This assortment includes all sizes.
Priced special at Si.00.
Mems (Carter's Brand wool and
silk and wool Union Suits with
high neck, long sleeves and ankle
lengths, sizes are 80 70 AS. Priced
at $3.50 TO $500.
Children's fine quality E-Z Union
Suits with high necks and long
sleeves and Dutch necks and elbow
sleeves in ankle and knee lengths;
sizes 2 to Is. Special at Si.00.
Children's Garter 5 Brand Pants
and Shirts with high neck, long
sleeves, Dutch neck and elbow
sleeves, ankle and knee lengths, in
wool and silk and wool; sizes 2 10 10
years, at 100 and sl.25.
Main Floor.
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IN EMORIAn.

Daniel Eakiu. who passed away Novem.
her g. 1919
oh our dear one how We miss YOU.
Wore and more as each day goes
Tho our hearts may break in sorrow
W one cares. for no one knows
sadly missed by his sons and daughters
The Essin Family.
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Making Clothes with Style
Depends on Your Pattern!

CLOTHES cut by the uncertain edge the old fashioned pattern
stylish But with
with ifs printed cutting lines always be Of the mOd
cut the garment designed with.
The simplest fashion often the
chic nesenrely dependent the the garment cut
Many planning make their clothes this for they ow
the
the Printed Pattern
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
Tides Tomorrow
ANCHOR ON DECK
PULLS THE UNION
OFF OF Her COURSE
(Sitka Tribune.)

compass is not compass when
there is an iron anchor or the bow
OF boat, or as Mrs. George Rice re-
marked to her husband on one occa.
sion, chow do you run boat with
a compass?"
This is merely prelude to trip
which w. p. Mills and Art Jenne
made Monday on the company's boat
Union. 1t was SO foggy that you
could cQt it with knife. The men
started to Sawmill Creek. Captain
Art J2nnc steered by compass. He
charted the course, triangulated the
circular square, took observations of
where the sun ought to be, and then
marked the course. The charting
was all right and the course was all
right, but the boat ended up in
Haley Bay instead of at Sawmill
Creek. The only explanation is that
the iron anchor made the compass
lopsided
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
COPPER OUTPUT
AT KENNECOTT
Be INCREASED
Million Pounds Monthly Will
Be Added When Additions
to Mill Are Made.

NEW YORK. Oct. 24-The Mother
Lode Coalition Mincs Company,
about the end of October. when adj
ditions to the Kennecott mill are
completed, expects to increase copper
output by 100000 pounds monthly,
bringing production 10 100000
pounds. or at an annual rate Of &c.
600 900 pounds. Contract with Ken
necott, expiring. 1923. for treatment
at cost of 10000 tons OF ore monthly,
does not imply restriction of copper
output to 36,000.000 pounds. as it
can be increased by shipping out a
larger quantity of high grade ores.
Production cost is estimated to be
the lowest in the world Il is now
less than SO cents pound, including
depreciation and taxes, against 7.6
cents in 1921 and S6G cents in 1920
Net earnings for first four months
of this year applicable to the $500,
900 shares of stock outstanding ap-
proxiInated s520,o00 or OF a yearly
rate of 1850 900. During this period
copper output was S.02S,352 pounds
with net profit per pound of CAT
cents On the basis of four months
showing. earnings were at an annual
rate OF 62 cents a share on the stock
Initial dividend of 80 cents share
was paid last June. Dividend policy
of the beard has never been stated.
In some quarters another so cents
payment is looked for later this year,
but current rate Of earnings does not
seem to bear this out. 1t is possible
that before that time an offer to
exchange shares for kennecott stock
may be made Kdnnecott holds As
rer cent of Mother Lode's outstand-
ing stock.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
CLAIMS THERE. is
NO SUCH TITLE AS
CONGRESSMAN; PROOF

WASHINGTON, Oct. "a. Any
high school s.dGant, standing Oh his
constitutional rights, is reminded
that the next time Representative
McEon Gcogley. OF the 753rd dis
lrict Of Delaware, for example, is
introduced by the teacher at the
Friday night speaking service
which preceded the refreshments
as Congressman McVOn Googley, he
may rise and declare there is no
such dignity.
Digging through the musty rec
ords, William Tyler Page, clerk Of
the House of Representatives,, has
found-and printed in little hand
book-that there is no official sane
ton fer the title. The constitu-
ton. says Mr.. Page. sanctions the
, use of the words representative"
and members" as designating those
persons composing the house.
But like other words which have
crept into use since Noah Webst err s
day, congressman takes its place,
and the average representative, over
the telephone or to your face-if
you don't know him-will say IS
Congressman So and So. Some
cabinet officers at House committee
hearings, who don happen to know
the representatives by name, meet
the occasion i by saying Congress
man. The easier method around
the House these days, if a man
wants to keep within the consti-
tution. is to address a member as
Judge 1t hits the right spot,
and he smiles affably like the
tabled colonel of Kentucky.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
STEAMER MOVEMENTS


PRINCESS MARY is due to ar
rive tonight between 9 AMI 10
o'clock.
NORTHWESTERN due to ar
rive tomorrow night.
Scheduled Sailings
ESTEBETH will leave for
Sitka at ii p. m. Thursday.
SPOKANE scheduled to sail
from Seattle Oct. 2S.
ADMIRAL WATSON scheduled
to sail from Seattle Oct. 2S.
Southbound
PRINCESS MARY will be next
steamer southbound, Thurs
day morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
ESTEBETH LEAVES

The Estebcth left at II o'clock last
night for Skagway and way ports.
Passengers booked at the local
agents office for Skagway and
Haines were: For Skagway-M
Soras. For Haines-Lawrence Con
rad, w. Hargrhves.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
SEVEN DAYS MAIL DUE
ON PRINCESS TONIGHT

Seven days mail should arrive On
the Princess Mary tonight from the
States. One days mail should reach
here on the Northwestern due to-
morrow night
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
GURR ON VACATION

A. F.. Gurr. city clerk, is taking
his vacation from office duties this
week. II. R. Shepard is acting city
clerk during Mr. Gurr's absence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
PRINCESS MARY is
DUE HERE TONIGHT

Steamer Princess Nary, due in
port tonight from Vancouver. has
the following passengers aboard for
Juaeau; Mrs. Nennis J. Hannah,
Homer G. Wording and bride, Sister
Mary Leo and Daaconois NJ. Jack
son.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
MAIL BOAT LEAVES

White Bear left early this morning
for Petersburg and way ports.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
A. N. B. DANCE THURSDAY

Dance at a. N. b. Hail Thursday,
Oct. 26 All natives on Gastincau
Channel invited. Music by Happy
-Four orchestra. Admission, 81. adv
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
MRS. HARDING ENTERTAINS

Mrs. l.. l.. Harding entertained
with dinner party, followed by
bridge, last evening at her home in
the Spickett Apartments. Covers
We're laid for eight.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
FISH BOATS LEAVE

The fishing boats Margaret I. and
Ocean left port last night for the
fishing banks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
ENTERTAlNs AT BRIDGE

Mrs. p. r. Bradley entertained
with three tables of bridge last
evening at her apartments in the
Gastneau Hotel
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
CLASSIFIED ADS
HE E M P | RE
IS THE MEDIUM

IS THE MEDIUM
Through which the general
rubn. ca always have its
wants supplied.
"lnsing time for classified
advertisements: 2 P. NJ.
Closing time for display ad-
refreshments: II A. M.
CLASSIFIED AID RATES
Ten cents per line first in
sertion.
Five cents for subsequent in
sertion.
Count FIVE, average words to
the line.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24

Old bundles of newspapers a the
Empire. 25 cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24

Framed pictures. while they last,
81. Winter & Pond Co. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24

Old bundles or newspapers at the
Empire. 25 cents.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
FOR SALE

FOR SALn. ar pargain--5 room
modern house, newly modelled inter
,or with or without furniture. Lib
eral terms. 9Th and Park, near Nell
son water tank.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
ATTENTION DAIRYMEN,
FARM ERS

All my fine dairy cows and young
stock for sale cheap. Ny Dyea farm
for rent. II. S. Pullen, Skagway,
Alaska.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS

CARD READING at 322 West Sth
& On TIC Flats.
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-10-24
WANTED

WANTED = Teacher for English
lai guage Inquire 532 Seward st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
PADEN CITY

paaan CITY. June l0-The body OF
Mrs. Eliza Moffett. aged resident OF tn's
CITY. whose death occurred tu'!UH.n s az
extended illness, was taken ~" ~ FOR
morning. to near MoooS SIRE held on
"Wednesday evening at the home OF net
son wesley Moftett. and were cohtu.
"a nv Rev C. f. DALEY. pastor OF tiLe
NJ. +. church. Mrs. Moftett was - Se" nS
OF age. Besides her sons "eSITS, W., w.
II a. both OF this city, several other
Mrs, Earl Coffin and two small sons.
Warren and James. OF Charleston, ~
,yere the guestsot her parents, Mr. am
MIS- lanes Rlcheson, have gone 20
Huntington There they Will De )olne"
nv Mr. Coffin and his brother. tIe0rEs'
and the party will motor 10 Munc!e, L'"''
for visit with friends and relSILHeS,
Miss Mabel Van Camp was sh"PP'"e'
Friday In S.stersville stores
Mrs Bruce Keifer has returned from
a few days visit with relatives al
Mrs Ida Sharpe. who has been spend
ing several months at the home or AeT
brother. W. :. Harness. has gone 10
waSerly for an extended visit ,a
The family OF W. L. Hall has moved
IN New Martinsvile The apartment
which they vacated will be occupied oy
Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Week.ey.
Miss Ada Jacobs and Miss 1oie Grimm
have returned from Rev@-.y. O'' "oere
q NJ Garrett, local business man. has
turned from Detroit. Mich. having
driven through new Chalmers seven
passenger car. 49, J.,
Miss Addle RIcheson will return IN
few DAYS from Muncie. Ind. where she
has been visiting friends:
q Slider was a business visitor on
Thursday In Sistersville.
The annual memorial services OF the
Knights OF Pythlas lodge OF this district
will be held in the Christian church mere
SUNDAY afternoon at $50 o'clock. The
memorial address NIL be de.I -anS v, Sg
chancellor. The Pythian lodges in this
section are Monarch No; l. n OK S'T ioaro
No l29, OF New MartinsvilIe; Sardis
lodge No. SIT and Vulcan No 24l' OF this
city. ,
scheduled for the summer at Paden
Park, is the opening OF the roller sNat-
ing season. Thursday evening. y sre-
cIsi car will leave Sistersville at
O'Clock and IL Is expected large mum
Der will be on the skating rink until
late hour.
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HANNIBAL, 0.

Mrs. A. D. Mckinney returned 20 her
nome In Pittsburgh Wednesday. after
spending a week with her mother, Mrs.
Allie Voegtly.
Miss Eunice Bell. OF Darlington. o.. Is
Visiting her aunt. Mrs. ID. y. Pounds.
Mrs. Frank Henthorn was hostess TO
the Thimble Bee at her home Wednesday
1fternoon.
; The Hannibal creamery made over 900
bounds OF butter Tuesday.
Misses Alma Kasserman and Stella
Brown, OF Wheeling. spent several days
with Miss Bertha kasserman.
.. John Hartlieo, aged so years. died
saturday morning At his home after an
dJIress OF several months OF compiled
lions The deceased is survived by his
widow, two daughters and four sons,
AIRS. Franz. OF Martins Ferry. o: Mrs.
'ehepherd OF Wheeling. Charles and
Iohn. OF Warrington. Ernest. OF Sardis.
%, and Julius. at home. The funeral
Was held on Monday afternoon Ser
vices being conducted At his late home
nv his pastor. Rev. T.. 4. Rodahaf fer OF
sthe German NJ. r. church. OF which the
deceased was a member and interment
was In the Harter cemetery. There were
,nany beautiful floral offerings
a, Mrs. c. A. fisher. OF Wheeling. spent
several days with Mrs. Lima Hauck
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Black and two chill
dren, Of McMechep, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Black, over Sunday.
T'ha DISCREET convsption OF the Monroe
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County Sunday School Association was
very interesting affair. whlCh wa
held here Monday. The speakers Ie ,,
Rev Doolittle. or Columbus, ~ He'
and Mrs; Maxwell Hall OF Ma TaGoch Of
Mrs. Ruby left Thursday to visit rel
atives in Pittsburgh.
c. VI. Pounds. OF New MarNhs''''e'"A'
on our streets Tuesday. -
The Golden Link baseball team or
Wheeling. was defeated by the Hanh'DSI
team on the local diamond IuesoaH, ne
score being 81 1t was an interestihs
game and witnessed by large GroSn a.
day from a business trip TO flttsoHrsdh,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Sole visited friends
at SardIs and Mt. Olive TUESDAY. ,,,.ao
Born, Tuesday. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clyue
Pounds, a daughter. g.,
Mrs. win Fagert returned nome Sa,
friday from the Ohio Valley General
hospital. where she spent several weeks
f. j. Matz. OF WooIstield was Nls'-
in town Tuesday.
DR.. Martin. OF New MarunsEll'e' Was
l caller In town Tuesday.
Decoration Day was very appropriate
~ observed Tuesday. The celebration
was started by big parade. includinS
the veterans, American Legion. LaaieS,
Circle G. A. r., citizens and schooi
children headed by the band from New
Martinsville. to the Harter cemetery
where the graves Of soldiers were deco
rated and then returned 10 the NJ. b.
church, where splendid address was
made by Rev. Enimet Slime. an Amer1eaa
Legion boy Of New Martinsrille Fol
lowing the proceedings. luncheon was
served the veterans. American Legion
and band in Hannibal hall. after which
a band concert was given, concluding
with service at the wharf in honor or
the unknown dead at sea.
Harry Radcliffe. Of wheeling. was
visitor in town Tuesday.
:. and Mrs. Harvey Bernard and
son, Mrs. :. Il. Lenkard. Martin Len
Eard and Mildred Martlnovich, OF Wheel
ing. were visitors OF Miss Elizabeth
Dunlap. Monday evening and Tuesday.
The home OF Hercules Pugh. three
miles back OF town. with all Its contents
was destroyed BY fire at O'Clock
Thursday morning. The fire was caused
from an oil stove.
Robert Spring. OF Darlington. was on
our streets Tuesday.
j. r. NeuensChwander left Nednes-
day for his home in Cleveland. O.
nr. Fankhauser. OF New MarttnSNille
was L professional caller in town Tues
day.
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Alleged AssaiIants Of
Lawyer Held for Court

s Johnstown. Pa. June IL. l. Aroo'
CAST chief clerk for the Vinton COR
lIesy company at Vintondale, TINS
county, and Richard Asiais, Harry NC
Ardle, John Butalla and James Demp-
sew. private mine guards employed oy
the same company in the capacity 0,
coal and iron police, who are charged
by Attorney Arthur Garfield Hays Oh
New York city with assault. battery
and false arrest. appeared before JUS
tlce Robert Harnlsh Of Nantyglo this
afternoon and by agreement OF coun;
sci waived hearing and entered SooV
BAH each for their appearance d.
court.
Attorney Hays was not present, Dc
ing represented by Attorneys r. j.
Hartman and Leonard Jones OF Eoens'
burg, while the defendants were rep.
resented By Attorney Percy Allen
Rose OF Johnstown.
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VETERAN MAIL
CARRIER TELLS
ABOUT TROUBLE.
"No One Ever Suffered
More From Indigestion, "
Declares Cincinnati Man,
but Tanlac Restored Me
to the Finest Health. /"

"Tanlac brought me out OF my trou-
bles three years ago. and l have enjoyed
the best OF health ever since" declared
Daniel Robinson. 25l7 Chatham Ave-.
Cincinnati, Ohio. for 80 years mall
carrier IN the Walnut Hill District.
II doubt II anybody ever had more
trouble with nervous indigestion than
had Ny appetite was very poor and
went FOR two or three days ~
time without eating scarcely a mouth
ful for everything I ate hurt me. Ny
food soured on my stomach and caused
such nausea I could hardly stand Il.
was awfully weak. nervous and worn
out. never enjoyed a good nights sleep,
and finally got just about down and
out.
But three bottles Of Tanlac put me
In nne shape and In the three years
since then I've been IN splendid condi-
ton. II ever feel little Off at any
time. a bottle OF Tanlac sets me r!gN
again. and I just can't say too much
for It."
Taniae IN sold By all good druggists.
Adv
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GgA DAlLAS

\ There will be meeting at the Pres
& Agterian church Friday evening for the
5Iyurpose Of reorganizing the Farmers
Club and the boys and girls IN CLUB:
agent, will be present.
The Methodist and Presbyterian
churches VIII give Their annual 'ni-
drens day services on Sunday morning.
MT. and Mrs. John Mnliken and chii-
dren OF WaynesburG arc guests al the
W. \. Pattison home.
MRS. r. r. Ewing OF Warwood. for
hierly Of this vicinity. was removed TO
the North Wheeling hospital Thursday.
where she Will undergo i serious optrd-
The Modern Woodmen and Roya!
Neighbors OF Dallas Will motor to Film
Grove Sunday. June H. AZ i.S". TO JOIN
In the memorial services with The
Mrs. :. ". KimmIns was called to
Elm Grove this week by the death or
her uncle. Mr.. S!las Davis.
FThe picnic given Saturday by the
eyery way. In the ball game Dallas
being 4-3. Martins Ferry plays mere
= Mrs, Eiwood Merinar and children g
Elm Grove are guests OF her aunt Mrs.
Meade Strickltn.
Henderson ISIS Thel,na Donston. Mr..
ESra Donston and son Paul. spent Sat
brday and Sunday In the Blue Ridge
Mrs, Alice Lash OF warwood ana
Mrs, Margaret Grimes Of Elm Grove
spent Monday and Tuesday with friends
MT and Mrs. Woods Patttson and son
Kenneth OF Washington. spent Tuesday
eyening with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
{, Mr.. and Mrs Lexie McNinch ami
children OF Valley Grove were guests
sunday at the 5. NJ. Stricklin home.
Ts Many people who have relatives lali
away in the Dallas cemetery visited
their graves Monday and Tuesday put
ting flowers on the graves.
John Dinsmore OF Cameron was cali
ing on old friends In Dallas Sunday.
DR.. Singleton returned Tuesday from
4 pleasant visit IN Pittsburgh.
Mrs Paul Powell entertained num-
her OF friends Tuesday evening N
honor OF her husbands twenty-sixth
MI, and Mrs. Guy OF Laidleys Run
were guests Sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Rhoades.
proud parents OF baby girl born Mon
Mrs. Creve Crawford and son Willis
returned TO their home in Wheeling
TUESDAY after a pleasant visit In Dallas.
/. Mr.. and Mrs. WIN Archer OF Elm
Grove are the proud parents OF baby
eIrI horn Monday. Mrs Archer was
Formerly Miss Nellie Buchanan OF Dali
81, r. Tenant has been suffering win
= very sore leg this week as the result
pf being kicked Monday by horse
while driving q shoe.
y Mrs.. Elias Cuttings who was operated
I'm at the North Wheeling hoSpltai
"Wednesday. !s recovering nicely.
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Marietta. 1nterment was made in the
st. Marys cemetery. He II survived by
wife and nine children.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Martin wers
Parkersburg shoppers Monday. -
Jake Yost and family spent Dscora-
ton Day with friends At Willow.
Mrs. u. C. Wallace and grand daugh.
Memorial services were held by
Pleasant Post No. 70 on Tuesday morn
Ing. The line Of march formed at the
city Building and went to the I. o. o.
r. cemetery. where services were held.
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days with friends
Miss Ethel Gorrcll and Mrs. Iohn NC
Comas are home from ElkinS' Wl'fr'
they attended the convention, held there
Thursday and Friday.
Walter Brothers left Monday Tor Nc"
Martinsvillc. where he will spend Decor
alton Day. with friends.
Misses Nora and Alice Reed attenaeu
the funeral of Ralph young At Marietta
Saturday.
John Strcitcnhcrccr died at Spencer
Sunday afternoon. May 2S. His remains
VIII arrive here Tuesday. Funeral sorry
ices will be held Tuesday afternoon IN
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ed here last week by The Illness ana
death Of his father. GsnrEe Bolsy.
Walter ThraHhcr sprrt the waek-enh
at Marietta. With his father, Charles
Thrashcr.
Mr. and Mrs. " J. :Iarron, Mr. ana
Mrs. Alb Carmichael md children. spent
Sunday with friends at Whisky Run
George Boley. n prominent black
smith. OF this city died nj his home late
Thursday evening, following short
Illness OF brain and spinal trouble. Fun
cral services we're conducted In the
church OF Christ by Rsv r a. Martin.
Of this city and Rev. e. r.. Fogie, Of
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SISTERSVILLE

SlsterSvillc. May 31.-Jacoh Schlem-
mer. a former we'll known baker Of this
city. will leave Thursday for trip 10
Yellowstone National Park. and other
points of interest in the West
The Formal opening Of raden Park
on Memorial Day attracted a large
crowd OF pleasure seekers \ ball game
in the morning and one in the after
noon were pleasing features.
Mrs. Z. W. Bell entertained group OF
children in honor of the fifth birthday
anniversary OF her little daughter. Mary
Jane Bell. The children enjoyed an out
ing at the City Park and were then
taken to the Emery. and Collins grill
room where delicious refreshments were
SERVED. The little guests were Mild
red Louise Erwin. Margaret Collins.
Ruth and Marian Christie. Betty Little.
Mary Alice Hall. Imogene Rice. Mar
Saret Longlcy. Elizabeth Jane SuEden.
Margaret Reltz. Virginia and Harriet
Lucille Deuel.. Dcnsmoore Emery. Billy
White, k!rke Suter. Jack Kepner Joe
Marshall Hill. Bobby ReXrode. Jack
Springer. Joe Howard Stoops Of Park
ersburg, James Frame Williams. Julius
and Balls Bell. Mrs. Bell was assist
ed by Mrs. Emmett Hill. Mrs. Roy
Emery and Miss Grace Ttppsns.
Miss Helen Hassinger OF Newport. o.
and Miss Marjorie Buster Of Greensboro.
Kentucky, were guests Tuesday OF Miss
Irene Hickman.
Mr. and Mrs. fred Harper OF Akron,
O.. motored here in their car and are
the guests Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Harper and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Bable.
Mrs. r. B. Marston and little dauGh-
ter Jane Eubank have gone TO Hanover.
Virginia for an extended visit with re-
latives. They were accompanied to
Wheeling by Mr.. Marston.
7. J. Thornton has returned from
few days visit with his son Harry
Thornton OF Pittsburgh.
Paul Dye. who has been attending
Harvard College. is here for a brief
visit with his parents DR.. and Mrs. V.
Ii. Dye. after which he Will 20 10 Madl-
son, Wisconsin 10 attend the summer
term OF the University OF Wisconsin.
Rev. and Mrs. &. A. Snider and family
are spending a week with relatives at
Grafton. They made the trip in their
car.
Mrs c. w Hubbard has gone to
Clarkshurg for visit With her daugh-
ter. Mrs. J. l.. Young
Mrs ". r. Reltz has as her guests
HeE Sls(cT, MIS- George NTd" IOTu ana
her little daughter Emily Of Marietta,
..
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Cooper and child
rem. who were guests of friends in
Akron. u. have returned home
Mrs. Mary Stein OF Wheeling 10 .
guest at the home Of her brother. l.. De
Groote.
The Sistersville Concert Band furn-
ished music for the corner stone laying
OF the new Sardis school. at the cxcr-
cises held Tuesday. DR.. d. r. Miles OF
New Martinsville delivered the address.
J. II. Peoples. we'll known farmer OF
Pursley. is critically III.
DR.. James II. Clarke of Wildwood.
y. j., former rector of St PauIrs
Episcopal church. is the guest OF his
son A. A. Clarke. and family. DR..
Clarke Is en- route to attend commence
ment at West Virginia University. His
daughter. Miss Nancy. is a member OF
the Senior class.