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New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
VoU may or may not be concerned


about The idiosyneraeles OF the
artistic temperament a. set forth,
somewhat pensively, in Johannes
Yreislcr." But certainly you will be
moved 90 admiration by the lovcliness
and the mechanical ingenuity with
which they are pictured az the Apollo.
Few things richer and more spectacular
have been done IN the amphithehters;
and nothing else perhaps has 80 dex-
terously employed tho larger legerde-
main OF the scene-msker.
We confess, however, an unworthy
Indifference 10 the mlshaps which be-
fall the soul and person Of Johannes,
the narrowed composer in the play
though he is enacted by one Of our
favOritos, Ben Ami Johannes is n lu-
gubiious fellow. afflicted with all the
mogrims customary 70 solemn mu-
sicihns. His demtanor Is glum, his at
'itude toward life Is sardonic. He
makes love to his art and TO his lady
Inspiration with the hot gestures Of
an animated sarcophsgus.
HE opera. "Undine," Is his life.
lie exists only for it and the impulse
which provokes IT, lie IS 80 wrapped
Up in them that he il unpunctual at
the grand dukes receptions, gnd he IS
iude 20 the low-browed Philistines
who infest tho court In the Berlin
rathskellefs. surrounded by his cro-
nics. ho puts his head on the table and
means. 4 further instrument Of his
depresslons is the dull and undistin-
ruished language written by Mr.. Louis
Napoleon Parker in his translations
from the German.
These minor disadvantages DO not
diseomft the courageous producers Of
Johannes Kreisler," tho Messrs. Sell
vyn. and their imposing encourage,
which includes Mr.. Frank Reieher and
Mr.. Sven Gade. Of Copenhagen, the in-
,enior Of the scenic apparatus Forty
two scenes are in the plays three acts,
all OF them interesting. Through Mr..
Gsde's magic mhnipulations you are
able TO see now this thing and now
that, with scarcely an instant's inter-
ruption. From "Kreislers Vision Of
Blucbcard." for instance, you 20 swift
F. by up 70 "Julia's Room" hung high in
N elevated corner Of the stage. "The
lIills!des Of Bamberg" vanish, and you
End yourself Immediately on "The
Torch Of Marks House" From "Out-
,ido the Stage Door you proceed
smoothly through various blended tab
lsaux to "Tho Performance OF Don
Juan" mastery counterfeit OF a per-
formanee OF continental grand opera.
Every now and then the detected
Kreisler Is 20 be observed and heard
in li;tle nook a. tho left side OF the
stage, telling his troubles 10 a sym.
rathetie pal. A no begins 70 relate
each ono of he turmoils the scene
n changes and wo have the adventure
enacted before our very eyes, as they
y have been called. Not 20 Photographic
rs tho cinema. but much more dif-
fcult and surprising
Some Of these episodes evoke q good
excitement Kreisler, as struggling
incorporating and therefore
thwaried genius, Is given 20 seeing
things At night Vertigoes and abcr-
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25

The full cast for Sam II. Hsrris's pro-
duction OF owen DAVIS Tcebound" IN
ciudes Robert Ames. Phyllis Povah, John
Westiey. Andrew J. LAwler ST., Boots
Wooster. Edna May oliver. Charles Hen
derson. Willard Robertson. Eva Condon,
Lotta Linthieum, Geraldine o'Brlcn and
Lawrence Eddlnger
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25

Norman Bel.Geddcs has made s!x set.
tlngs for winthrop Ames's production ~
'7Wlll Shakespeare' by Clemence Dane.
which comes 20 the National Thester next
Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25

RAJ Vyc IS 50 Col iiis En-. $50 ~ sat
DAkt = MiohlGhi PERI. WE'D. il;i5.
eliza" .risF, fTtliAE SF% &'Rf!S%s fF&#'s
~ LII ElE. At li:fJ,
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25

Tbs third special company of Blossom
Time" begins ita tour this afternoon al
tho Wietlng Opera House. Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25

GAIETY !, 9Opaltits
T1-dar 90 ~ 4NtH 49, h,
Mats. This Weeks To-day. NeeT y.
and Sat. Also New Years ~
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25
The Stage Door

lola IN Love" a comedy with music,
vii be seen for the nrst time tonight IN
Scranton. Pa
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25

cnE0gag Htr. rs-a's,, We. ~ ~
SfEOiNl SEATS Me-. osi'u piH~ F,r'
THE DRAGON LADY 'CSSaiEsSir
New-York tribune., 1922-12-25

Some o. these episodes evoke good
excitement Kreisler, az = struggling.
incorporating and therefore
hwaried genius, Is given 70 seeing
things at night yertigoes and abcr-
iations assail him in his lonely hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
SHERRARD
cbri.tn,a. Ent,rtainme uts.

4 Union CHRISTMAS eutcrt".nmen: VIII
>. gtrca by the Allen Grove i'r"soyter.
an and Pl.asa:.. II!N Il T.. sunday
schools IN the high SCl."ol auditorium
on Snnday evening. beginning At 7:3a
r'clcck. \ program will h" rendered
hv tbe chi,drsn md music will be tu"-
n.shed by nDinr choir.
everybody is cordially invited 10 ;hc C
services
Rev T. II. TaIlor VIII preach ~ the
i".asa,t Il;l. -. r.. church on sunday
81 II a. III.
Mrs Ella McCnE'."'; and Mrs. ID. "
Garvin have rs'ui ned home after spend.
hc ,wu weeks in to"ydon. Iowa AMI
Chicago.
, K. {. SneIei"r lbs purchased ihe
John Plant farm ~ Nj. O,lvet and Nj
take possession January !.
l.,t,ie Ruth E'osche. who has been
i'll with typhoid fever. is improving.
An important meeting OF The J. n
baird circle. No. - Ladies Of the t.
a. r., will he nd at tn" CONSOLIDATED
school buildH.: mis- evening tfriday).
MIR. and Mrs. Dixon ut Sutton a."
guests OF Mr.. aai M-s Chester Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Schaner have
moved TO the y. J. Schmidt farm near
Mt. Oliret.
Paul. little son Of Mr. and Mrs. ]. l.
Garv!n. IL ii.
Mss Ruth Straub OF Mt. Olivet Il
recovering after an Illness.
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Advises Prosecution
of the Bootleggers

Columbus. o. Dec. o2-There ts
financial relief for any city that's mp
arainst IT," II was asserted by j. F..
Russell. federal prohibition director for
Ohio. In a statement His advice Is:
go after the boot!egger."
There II virtually no excuse for any
Ohio municipality 10 he financially en-
barrassed." Russell declared. He pointed
10 the arrest OF twenty persons at
Salem and the collection Of $4,000 in
fines on dry Law violation charges.
"I do not believe that any city would
be compelled 10 shut off its lights. stop
public improvements or lay off police
men and firemen II the authorities en-
forced the prohibition laws as zealously
a. they enforce other statutes" Russell
continued. Half Of the fines and costs
would 70 10 the city II the municipality
adopted liquor violation ordinance.
This money could be spen; for public
improvements and the paying OF sal
aries and current expenses.
Tax rates also could be reduced. Y
the property In which liquor Violations
occur we're certified 20 the county audi
,or for the Aiken tax. II IS not the
duty Of federal officials 20 enforce the
prohibition law in cities and counties.
We have neither the money nor :he mon.
The larger questions involved in prohi-
hilton enforcement require all our at
tention No city has any ground for
complaint because OF the lack % FUNDS
so long as Il permits l:TUor law viola
tons Within ia borders.
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way, quite a neat sum was realized from
the sale Of the boxes. The old time
danccs-Virginia Reel. etc.-siren by
IN. little tots. received much favorable
comment.
Miss Bernce Swart spent Monday and
Tuesday with her sister. Mrs. Charles
Clutter. =,
The barns on the Nelson and Campo2ll
farms are nearing completion.
j. +. Allison Is erecting new dwell
ing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Marsh spent Fri
day with Mr.. and Mrs. T. N Jones'
Moundsville.
Not many farmers will eat turkey
this Christmas, the selling price 45c to
soc per pound. proved to much of n
temptation, and the turks wer sent CITY
ward.
The Salem congregation gave their
pastor Rev. Hockenberry generous DO
nation recently.
Owing to the extremely dry autumn
the Majorsville folks are enjoying good
roads IN December. something, the old
est inhabitants, say. never occurred be-
fore. We have an improved road from
the railroad to within two miles OF hits
place. and with gravel and limestone
within 4 few rods of the road bed. why
not have Il road 10 our village. BY CO.
operation and with a little financial aid,
this project. could be accomplished and
would mean so much to our community
which thanks to the comprcssihg sta.
tons, gasoline plant, gas wells. etc. is
one of the most prosperous In the Fan
/, Handle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
MT. PLEASANT

Miss Gertrude Hawthorne returned
home from a vial. with her sister. Mrs.
Brown IN Florida.
Mr. and Nrs. John Kr'nie and son
Vary, Mrs, Ean Bess and son. were
ssorr.rg IN Wheeling Saturday.
Or f. l.. H:v",horne was profess.
soma, caller rc-- Smi,hfo'd Friday.
VIII Lawrence - improving nicely
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Z"rer. Mrs.
Henry Fever ard Miss Gold'a Phillips
wera shopping III Wheeling Monday.
Rev. t. W. Lodwick was caller ~
he home Of VIII Lawrence Monday.
o-wen S.erlirS was operated on FOR
arpnndictt!s. =. the Steubcnril!e hos
I:tal Tuesday.
Miss Carrie English * slowly improv.
:nS.
Delher' Sterling was'a caller in steu.
renvillc Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Scterhl" was shopping
In Wheeling Wednesday,.
Mrs David i.r"nks was shopping IN
Wheeling Wednesday.
Sherman Srh~-hte anil daughter Mix
Mildred were shopping in Wheeling
Wednesday,.
Mrs. Sophia lIl op"r was caller In
D:unnval- Wednesday,.
Miss Ada Miihoan vas shopping IN
Martins Ferry Wednesday.
Frank Tlcav-r was caller in Mar
tins Ferry Wed"" sd"y.
Ben Griffith ..ri dau"h;"r Miss Anna
nae. were callers In Dillonvale Wcdnc".
day.
christmas entertainment will be held
q. The Presbyterian church Sunday eve.
ming. at 1880 o'clock
Charles Zeyer was caller In Dillon.
vale Thursday.
Fred Livingston Is getting along a.
vel! as can be expected.
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Hooking County School
Children Have Good Record

LOGAN. O.. Dec 22.--The average per
cent OF attendance among school emil
tren In Hooking County Is $500. accord
ing 70 officials. Four thousand OF tne
county's children are registered n the
schools. and Il Is asserted pracficalis
every child IN the county either - IN
school or has arranged To d" srhco
work under the direction OF teacher.
A night school for boys who WORK N
the mines has been established.
The good educa tional record Is at'r''
buted 10 a growing desire on the par'
OF miners and m.nc workers to sec their
children become educated.
Hooking County will receive APPROX
imately 3In.0OO. this year from the
state for the financial h"lstcrinG mp ~
weak school districts In he last as
t-!hutson. the sum Of $l2.l35 was re-
ceived.
Tho comoulsorv ?t:rni1nca Jaw "a be-
ing rir!dly enforced. So far thi- year
some 90 ra-cntS hNvr h""n fined ana
costs for not sending their children 10
school, and one. on second otrensr. was
0ned $40 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
CLAR|NGTON

Local residents experienced the NrS'
res shortage Tuesday night.
John W.nklcr OF l.. ID. 2. who attends
school ut Athens. g.. came nome "e"'
nesday for the holiday vacation.
Can't. II. f. Cramcr of Pr"ctorNillI
came home Friday TO spend %maS.
Miss Dorothy Iost Is home Tor Inc
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. s +. Rose and two sons
shorped in Wheeling Tuesday.
Rev. Cunningham OF the local VI. r.
church was n business visitor al th'
county seat Tuesday
DIR. l.. f. FanKhauser OF New Mar
tinsville was a professional caller here
the past week
Santa Claus was 1T the planning mill
store on Friday afternoon. where nc
greeted each child 2f the grade school
and gave them i substantial reminder
OF his visit.
Mrs, Cunningham of Tiltonville, o.
spent several days at the NJ. T.. par
sGnagc, the guest nf her son. Rev. Cum
bingham and family.
The remains Of Clearinghouse oldest
resident, Henry Burton were brought
home from Wheeling. where he was WIS.,
iting when he passed away Tuesd y
morning and taken to the Burton homo
where tuncTal SeINiceH "ete
Friday afternoon. followed by burial
In the family lot in Darlington ccme'
terry. :,
Mrs. Clare Atkinson was a Wheeling
shopper first OF the week.
Jere Burton and Mrs. Annie Winston
II Albert Lea MINI, arrived here Fri
day, called by the death OF their father
Henry Burton.
Nrs. John c. Dietrich was a Wheel.
Ing visitor Wednesday.
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street and Mr.. Conrad. city Engineer
spent Saturday with relatives here.
Mrs. Annie r. Sheldon of the WE!
Bell Oarm Viola is spending the h"li-
days with her son Cecil Sheldon Of the
fifth ward city.
. Mrs. Lewis Conrad and Mrs. ChaS'
Conrad of the village spent "Wednesday
Shopping in this city.
Mrs l.. c. McWhOrtcr was 'hrls:-
mas shopper in the city on Monday.
Mr.. George Fox and son George A.
, Mr.. w. Il. Turner. Brice i. naguc. MI
and Mrs VIII Hazlctt and daughter
Miss Annie Ewing. Mr. Ross Graz and
son VIII, and Mr.. Vincent Fisher were
hunting Santa Claus in wheeling on
, Wednesday.
! Mrs. James Jnnkins and daughter
! Miss isabelle will spend the holidays
visiting relatives in the city.
: Mrs W. II. Turner received the WORD
; ths, her aunt. Mrs. John Mexican OF
Washington. Pa. Is critically III.
/ Mrs w. A. Caldwell and grandson
: will srend some time visiting relatives
In the city
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SAND HILL

On Sunday evening Dcccm Der 2+;h tn
Sand Hill NJ. l.. Sunday school Will rem
der a literary and musical program. y
treat has been prepared for the scholars
which will be distributed at the cl"se of
the services. Any one in the community
who 80 desires can place their Christ
mas present upon the Christmas tree for
members OF their families.
Miss Gail Francis has arranged an
cxcellant program Ia b" given on Satur-
day evening In connection with CON-
munity NmaS tree n her school. Locust
Grove.
Mr. Dora Coff'cld mct with serious
accident when Il prnknifr which he was
using Slipped and nassed through his
wrist. after first aid was rendered. he
was rushed to Elm Grove to his family
physician where tho wound was closed.
Mr.. Thomas Earleywine and Family
moved to Cedar Rocks. Elm Grove, ON
Thursday. Mr.. Earleyw!ne IL the last of
the Ia rleywine family as he ~ Il descen-
dant Of the Jacob Earlcyw!n" one OF
the pioneers and Indian lighters 81 the
100 century and Is the owner of the
old original Ear!cyw!ne farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Mer:nar and son
Bobby and Mr.. and Mrs Cylvts Norman
of Elm Grove spent Sunday with MIR
md Mrs John Norman.
Mr.. Sydney Fox Of North Market
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
DESIRE

Behold the man who wants nothing
For him the sun has set. He is con-
tent, yes; but he is no longer man
He is an OK in stall.
He encumbers the earth; for If ne
wants nothing 1t is certain that he will
do nothing, and II he does nothing Il
Is as certain that he does not earn the
right to live.
The Joy to be had from living con-
sists in desiring things that are out OF
reach, not in reaching them. The prog
ress of civilization is but a record OF
mans endeavors to reach the things
denied him-and the denial was his in
spiration, for it engendered in him a
perversity that spurred him on to ac'
complishment.
The poor are happier than the rich
because they have more intimate ac'
quaintance with desire, they look foT'
ward always to tomorrow that
promises better things.
II wealth could buy all things. so that
the universe could offer nothing BE-
yond the rich mans desire, he would
be the most miserable OF creatures,
doomed by his wealth to the endless
boredom of safety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
MAJORSV!LlE

Tho Annual treat, Of the Salem VI. f.
Sunday school will be distributed sun
dav evening December II. instead OF 'he
,,a;,oI Observation-Disclosures. beginning Mt
40 n, m, a short rro;ram Will ne
rIycn, 4 m!dntgh, conservation meet
ing viii also hr held. Following the Ne"
Year the preaching Serric" VII! Do II
IN, evening ut this appointment.
The City and Suburban Gas TO. mas
abandoned several wells In this neigh
borbood the greater part Ut tho thrm
owners have accepted land rental IN
stead. - J.,
Melvin R!chcy Of Washington. IA IL
The guest Of h's grand parents. Mr.. an"
Mrs. Samuel Richcy.
MIR. and Mrs. y. w. Eanatta are srehn-
ing IN. winter with their daughter Mrs'
Jennie King If Washington. lT.
MIR. aud Mrs charles page, 'hhrleS
Fry. and Mrs Mary frye wer1 husi-
nass visitors at WaynesburE, l'h.. Sat
urday.
Don Lyon and W. G. Allison, students
at The Rich I'm High spent the week
end at the lattcrs hune
Miss Annie Atkinson, IL attending
The Washington. co. institute held ut
Washington. Pa.
Miss Cora Allison. student iat DunS
College. Pittsburgh Is expected home
saturday, for the Christmas week
The social given by Miss Fairy
Harsh and pupils was SUCCESS, every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
ST, MARYS

Carlton Dinemoor. who Is attending
school at Culver. Ind. IL here to spend
the holidays with his parents.
Born. un'o Mr.. end Mrs. Adoiph
Euntz. son on Sunday. December IL.
Mother and babe doing nicely.
Mrs. r. A. Hall Of Eureka was here
Tuesday vis!tin~ her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. $. n. Snyder.
4. G. INLAY left Fr:d"y fo- Weston
to spend Christmas with his son. James.
and family.
Col. VI. J. Bolan. who has been TO New
York City attending To business mat
ters, returned Wednesday to LOOK ai.er
his oil interests here.
Mrs. J. 5. Dotson and Mrs. ]. II. Sew
ern Of Peasants wer shopping here
Thursday
W. ]. Todd OF Newport. o.. was trans
acting business hare Thursday.
Mrs. Robert Goerder and Mrs. A. u.
Keister Of Grape Island were shop
ping here Thursday.
Glen Weber, French and Tie Steele,
Charles Coen, Kermit Cochran. Lucille
Rhttencutter. Nellie and Doris Williams.
who are attending school at Morgan.
town. arrived home Thursday to spend
the holidays.
A banquet was held in the basement
OF the NJ. F.. church on Wednesday even-
Ing in honor Of the football squad. Tho
ladies Of the church prepared the eats.
which were very. very nice. and they
are TO be commended on their splendid
work Covers were laid for l75 but
that was not sufficient. as many were
unable TO- get In. Speeches were made
by Coach Reiter. Grea sy Neale. DR.. ]. z
Martin. Prof. J. f. Riley. ID. B. F1em..
ing and others. John Chalk was elected
as captain OF the team for neFt year.
Those receiving letters this year were:
VInton Gw!n. Donald Gwin. Carl Coen.
Clinton D'uDn. Durwal DauRherty,
Halah Snyder. Glenn Mot. Joe KuntK,
william Kuntz. Donald Curtis. Robert
Walton. Morris Adkins. Homer McCul-
Tough md Roberts.
Coach Peck" Re!ter and Captain
elect John Chalk will spend Christmas
with the formers narents at Dayton, o.
DR.. George T. Gale Of Newport was
a professional caller here Tuesday.
Frank wentz and Miss Geraldine Nc
Bride. who are attending school In MARI
eta. arrived Friday 10 spend the holi-
days with home folks.
Ralph Cole and Eugene Carroll. who
are attending school at WaynesburY.
Pa. are here To spend the holidays.
A community Christmas tree will be
placed on the First National bank cor
ner. Carols and songs will be sung on
Sundoy evening ut o'clock. The CitI-
zens band and Mr.. and Mrs Santa Claus
will be on hand TO help in the good
wor: Every child In the city Is urged
TO he present as there Is a treat from
Santa for them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
Sketches by
H. Striebel

an orthodox stage setting, and adVer
tisements began to specialize IN pi2
lures Of pretty legs.
In their new-found liberty. people
got little drunk on sex, as people a.!
ways get drunk on a new-found lioer
ty; but they sobered up after while
Tor nothing can afford much Kick after
one becomes accustomed to 1t, anc
now they are none the worse for wear
Modesty doesn't consist in conceal
ing ones legs, but in being uncon
scious of the fact that ones legs
should be concealed. II there Is any
modesty in the world, it Is Ignorant OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
Bible In the Schools


Gin ,innat, O.. Dec. e2.--Week-daE
classes IN biblical Instruction. being
r.yen Cinclnnat school children. are
expanding rapidly. according to Rev
d A Greene, WHO teaches one OF the
larges. units. Only children whose par
emit. have sen. written permission are
accepted FOR the work. which Is given
IN churches.
The schools ar" no0-sectar!an. ana
pun.ls arc recruited from pablo school
buildings surrounding the churches
where the Bible work Is taught Inc
caurses average an hour each week
Religious instruction Ia not given IN
the Cincinnati public schools. and SUIT
Randall ]. Condor. head OF the latter
has approved the church plan. ...
The work Is furnished by cooperative
methods OF Cincinnati churches.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-23
BLACkHAND MURDER
Body Of Kissing wflloughb!, o., La
Pound Near Ills 1omo-3ore
IA bullet Holes.

Cleveland. Dec. 22.-The body OF An
thony Jofre. Is. OF Willoushbr. was
found this morning not far from Els
home in WiIloughby. Is miles east OF
here. Marshal James Maloney. sum-
moned by man who discovered the
body. declared that In his opinion the
Staying was the outgrowth Of black
hand plot. Maloney. examining the body
with Dr. X. c. Ice. Lake county coroner
elect. found IA bullet holes in II. six In
the back.
There was no signs 81 scuffle near
the spot where the body was found
and there was no indication Of robbery.
Marshal Ma.Jney said.
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at St. Clairsville returned Sunday to the
home Of her daughter Mrs. J. ~ Drum
men.
Rev. and Mrs We're Gillespie Of Beth
any were weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. II. Hart.
William Craig was in Wheeling We'd
nesday.
Miss Dorothy Darrah spent Monday
at the home OF Mrs. Carl Lentz IN 81.
Clairsville.
Thomas Q. McNamel Of Cambridge
was in town the first Of the wees.
william Miller and daughter Jessie
and Mrs. Grey and son Walter were re-
cent Wheeling visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Hart ana son
Donovan were in Wheeling THURSDAY
The Louisville school dismissed FRI
day for Christmas vacation and VIII De
resumed Tuesday January End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Bigley were
IN Belmont Wednesday evening.
George Fnncy was In st. ClairsVille
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark were Wheel
Ing shoppers Wednesday.