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noise and wake her up. might help
some
ooh. I see see" answered the WIZ
ard wisely shaking his head and put
ting hts flnger-tips together.
"Wil you?' asked Scramble anI'
ious.y.
ON have TO think, answered tho
fairvman I'm not - sure that | oln.
Did 5cu SAY you went out alone
% nisht2'
"Wny. yes" answered Scramble,
you see Sinmanthas always too tired
after washing and ironing and cooking
and sewing all day. she has TO go To
bed early
And what DO you do all day.
ooh why | have 10 gather nuts ana
acnrns for winter And YOU know how
u IT, / always meet people and they
want to stop and chatter. ! don't get
much else done
wei. guess I'm out Of magic
Shoes just now. answered the Wizard
! soberlv. My advice Is to stay at home
nights or else take your wife along. Mr..
/ Squirrel. IN wish YOU good-day, sir.
TO Be Continued
Copyright. 1899. NEA Service)
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II was Scramble Squirrel who wanted
the next favor from the Green wiz.
ard.
Hc climbed 10 the top N the pine tree
whore the Green Wizard had his work
shop and made his magic,
why. how a. de-. Scramble " the
falrsman said pleasantly You're
quite stranger. Im glad TO SEQ
SOU
Thank YOU answered Scramble I'M
easily and looking os though there was
something on his mind IL hopo
.nuI, glad enough Co see me Ia be
WILLING to do mc a favor, sir
"Wht 10 Just depends. remarked
Ihc Green Wizard TITS just all de-
ucnde on what you want
wen you see MS this way said
| Scramble. SOMETIMES like to 20
GU, a. nights and play checkers with
ry lri.uda or dominocs. or some
think like that. ~ sometimes ! get
.o Interested forget what time u -.
/ s. then whom ! go home, samantha
wakes up and she H. generally so mad
she gives me- tits ton staying out so
/ late was thinking. sir that pair
of mas., shoes that didn't make any
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PART TWO
Tie Vol Msn

4 VOL mlEht plln a hunt IN
a the forest. Zen Planned h.s war
arainst Nelson ana h.s gb1rli.
mates. Ito knew perfectly that he
must no, attempt open warfare.
I, w1s not h.s aim Co give his foes
the least chance 20 agh. hack.
Tho b,E- WY % an. - course. WAS
% strike Indirectly al them. perhaps
through some one thcy loved Soon.
perhaps hr would 500 Ire wiy.
AMI whom Beatrice was atlern.
Nelson s.o'o down the m1orl.t
moose trail and Joined h.s men,
TIVE brought news, b. sad.
what's yoaF news Rays voice
harshened. possessing O. certain
quality OF grim lcv.ty = rucs OLD
Hirlm's brother hasnt oalae 10 LIE
again. las Ne"
That's whs, came - s.. vos
about tculeht" Neasaa rsa q f'r
thc sake 81 sass.
cam un tonight, as a-...4 ae
had a pm p-cior VIII n.
knew Ola Hiram he
lie doesn't seem % clos.
friend ~ f's's ~ rfer o.. Ia
70 have r.ct rr r' ft...
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FIRES

Nearly Iuoooooo Americans "a
year visit their national forests.
In 1921 thej started lhird "a the
Gouo forest IRE, that burned over
31sooo acres and cost bal. mil.
hon dollars Co fight Tins year,
ahuu, On, same.
One iu every $500 visitors start.
ed lire by carlo >uc,s.
We're YOU among them 10y
carcIc-, Us tossing aside burning
matches, DigJrct butts OF failing
60 distinguish camp fires:
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SUCCESS

Worth -umiI'm dollars Josiah
Grus,m5u dies 90 Lynn Mass
only pouwlcss poor boy from
Russia and started apcldicr of
matches.
ms gigantic ,uccc-, would have
been virtually impossible m the
odd country luu have noticed
.that even the luudcst ku1ekcr ot
America never shows auy proc
uouuccl auNicty 60 leave u.s.
Opportunities for success ar,
open 90 every one iu America So
sadly, are the opportunities io'
im.uc
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RENT!

The new Herald building in
New York will cost $l45o,Ooo.
The land Is valued az S,5ooooo
On which basis. SIS 90 rent viii
be- paid ON the land value for each
$t, 50 rent ou the actual building.
The building i, valuable. repre-
sent frozen wealth and labor
The land IS valuclcs.. except a.
the activities ct the renter. and
their customer, make % a dcslr-
able loation.
Singlc-taNcrs say "high cost OF
living is Just another name iot
tribute % high land value
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-21
DESTRUCTION.

The ODD Herald building Broad
way Landmarks 200 New York, wa
rcmodclcd 900 w2l at @ cost OF
SIooooo Now they are getting
ready % tear the whole building
down S new structure a. cost
.StI5o.ooo WILDE finished by next
October
ln all our hig cities, one 40 the
scycrc,t pcualtic. Of congestion i.
this vast outlay OF building
wealth. rapidly followed by de-.
stmctiou tp make room for some.
thing better
I'm the long run. who pays for
thi, waste at wealth. Farmer
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YOUR OWN WAY

You can learn much philosophy
and knowledge Of human natur.
by watching simple incidents For
instance:
In a pullman smoking room ou.
traveller recently began boasiir.
Of the merits OF his safety razor
The others unconscIDusly began
stroking their chins.
One spoke mp praisiug second
make of razor Another pooh
poohcd, be used q third make
got u all over the others
Six different make, al saict,
razors we're toutcd for world
leadership. Each claimant firmly
believed he was right the rest
wrong. They appealed 90 the seS
cnth passenger - economical
OF conversation smoking quietly
in the corner with hat over III,
eyes.
None OF YOU is right he an
nouuccd. knocking the a,hc, out
OF his pipe. II use the only REAL
razor-thc old-iashioncd straight
blade without any safety guard ~
The argument was carried Ia
the porter. supreme Judge OF many
Pullman argument.
The porter chucklcd and said
81 don't see u makes any differ
ence The important point is thar
each OF you, no matter what kind
of a razor you use comes out with
a clean shave
You SIT IN a restaurant and pom
der the bli-oi.iarc Finally YOU
order. Ash the waiter and he'll
tell YOU that. except where there
straight table l'hutc dinner for
a fixed price. uo tun pcr uue 300 e
large dining room order cNactlf
the same meal
However. they all walk ont
with iull stomach pr. AZ least
sufficient fuel 90 keep their ca.
gincs running.
Bach Of as ha, slightly hticr
cut way %. doing thing, But. 90
the end, vc are 5l working &c.,
ward the same eoal-
There are million, Of roads. ll
leading 20 the same Happiness
just as there are many way, u
baking good bread
Some roads are longer thar
Others. And. hy travelling the lou,
roads we naturally take longer {,
reach our goal than the pcopl.
with sufficient vision 90 take thI
shortcut Alas. too many OF "a
select such a long route that vs.,
die before we reach the goal o
even in sight Of 1t.
No two people go after moue'
in exactly the same way. There
the same difference ~ methods %
seeking successful marriage
bringing up 81 children. rcDrce
ton aud other ~ long list.
In national government vs.
have the same common goal
lots 81 service and public improve
ments, at lowest possible cost Bu
ike men who shave and huugr
folks who enter the rcstaurau
with contrasting appctitcs, we d'i
fer as to how 10 reach what IS
want.
Its a good thing always q %
member that we have somcthr
IN common with the opposition.
all ooniending parties could 81
this through their Heal
change OF ideas m.e.i
compromise that t.oifa 90
b. a mutual short cut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-21

and the Old man gtecrcd him up here.
Ito asked me whore the old mans
claim was. and said Doe wanted 20 go
over and see him DE was taking
iliram's wolf and his gun up 70 him.
told him | hadn't heard Of tho
claim. that Il must be farther inside.
and I think put Il over There's
ono thing we can do-and that
quick"
And what's thatT"
start Chan on tomorrow 20 tho
office in Bradlcyhurg and record this
clm BOO our names. We've waited
too Ions already"
Ray, you're talking Ike man
now" Nelson agreed. You and I
s'ay here and wo-k away. innocent
ls can be. on the claim. Chan. put
that bottle away and rs, 90 bed
Take the trail down first thing 20.
morrow. Then we can luuah o., an
the arosucctors that wan, 90 come"
soon after thc break of dawn Zen
put h.e pick 3rl shovel on DIS shout
der, and loaIrs.y walked up The
crc0S plst Rays cabin.
The vivid morning Urht only re-.
vo0led the crime o. more dreadful
detail
Slowly. l1horiously, with little out
ward si-n OF the emotion that rem,
his heart. he dug shallow crave.
o. throw the last cloi and stood
looking down at the uutgruol ourth
"S.aap 1Hl Old lE." Do. murmurcd
10 simple mass Cor the dead. "Tu do
what yol 1d'
/ H,n worked bis WAY down 'hrourh
,hr 'h.ckc's toward J.n.~y Nelson's
IDahr. Tho r.yrr flowed ep..,..
+ hcre, a LONG. s.Ul s,te,.a that afford
ad safe hpl.ne.
%, suddenly trrw ur short e, me
sigh, of -H. saar.b canoe on
t1r pa,u vIt.r D. y.e r...t,iia
fact thar he noticed the craft rsrf
ho'o-o ever ho r.ar .l 20, Its o--u
pant Dc realized u,, r. l.,,
afforded hm mrlrs of trav..ers
This er.lt watrrbolv. certainty
h1.l o.. sietor .a b. f1-,h-om.
ue eHc, The boat hri evidently
. boom rc property 90 Ii.Yn Melville.
/ Ih.u he noticed. w.. q rtrar .sc.
.nor..earir lean -f h.. fhs,
4 lta laa. 10cuIu. was .t-ie, Sell.
sor. II# ESQ L.as... "a. tt rror.
niii.r. ana ihe r...af...... .f, s,,.i.
/ flashed FOO tI Hr. ia, 30 arr. rs.
m,Hi.u. e el.4 90 r.m. r-5s',.-.
h.s i.F uH 'Ht boo. ..U.rfs 70 tfuI
Flower Tho -ir' WA ~ ID. .......
rlrr. 90. dau...tar sf ,.e l.,a.- -
. TO- tr.ur. r,.r of mrrierr ty...
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NOTICE TO lie PInIIl

Any erroneous roflcction upon the
character standing or reputation Of
any individual. firm concern or corpor
alton that may appear IA the columns
% The News will be- gladly corrected.
when called TO the attention u the ed
tor II In not ihe Intention Of this news.
paper 20 wr0ngtnl,y use OF injGre any
indiv duai firm. concern ~ corporation
and corrections will be made where wnr
rant.d a. prominently a. was tn
wrongful, published reference or ar.
ticle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-21

Many iratcrnal orders are hold.
ing their annual or ,cm-anuual
election al officer, TIN, month.
Ii would seem 90 many person,
that Amarillo Is over iratcrualit'
cd. but these orders do much 10
create friendships Amarillo Is q
large city not tu have a Knights
OF pytha, lodge and d ., pIoh-
able that order VIII Doc rcurganl.-
| I'd here some ui these day, and
take MS place along with ths large
number here.
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~ TPNJGF1T
FOR TODAY

Say not thou. What = the cause
ihai the former days were better
than these for thou dost nd inquire
wisely concerning this .-Eccicsia.ies
ITO.
Sion can br as original uoey as
over. 10 thcy hnd hut tho COURAGE.
even the Insight Heroic souls m
lid tm,T had no more opportunities
than we h1vo Int they used them.
There wfr. dar.uE decide to be done
then there none now wrongs
o. be r.irp are There none now
Charles KINGSLEY.
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Gn nN MINI nm STnEY

Hes my buddy Oh boy. ana |
want you 20 tu1 him t1- ma." Een
went on. more patiently. he
s,nrchcd h.g pockets. drawing ont az
last the COPY ~ tho iettor Egnm
had given him That % ornIns. and,
because tho ll Uan htd c1rriod 10
FOR many DAYS. t could s.l con
vey a message f1 the keen nose 81
tho wolf 10 rYf II 90 tho animlfs
nur'rls. trr1 pnl1'cd away into The
darFrcef
Fcn'is 'fHn % no wo'inn with
hi1 esq, 1rI presently his long
body stII.n.3 Tan watched him.
fascinated Ti.n tho wolf .n'8.-' NJ
tho paper aeun AMI trott,i away
into the night
IN one leap ben was on his feet
following him. Tho vol tume {
once. uw that hl1 master wa NJ hIs
heels. and sped on They urred up
a slight draw. toward tae hillside,
F'cnris haiici 40 the edge of dis.
tant thicket Tho cold sweat tpruue
out on Bcn'7 forehead. aad Do broke
into hcltlous run.
'Ezram" he called. curious
throbbing quality IN his voice Are
you there. ~ ia me-Hol."
Together. Tho man an1 the woY.
they crcpi on mo tho thlckct. They
halted n last before curious
shadow IN tho alv0fci covert. Zen
knew al ono" hc hnd found his an
dent comrade.
Tie and Ezram hnd their last
laugh together. To lay very still.
the moonlight answering his droi.,
kindly face-slecIing 20 deeply that
no human voice could ever wukcn
him. An ugly RHO wound yawnel
d1rkly az his temple.
For q long time Een sli beside the
dead hody u his old couseior and
friend az a child might at among
flowers.
Ills mind heraa - work e,ear
again. ne hos1n to understand.
Ezram Rad been shot. murdered bv
the men who had jumped his clai,n
Els mind naturally fsll 70 Esrarl's
parting advice % him. i've only
got one decent place 10 Keep thlnes
safe. and that amt 70 alfred de
cent" tho old man had tod him. Il
always put 'cm down iny bootleg. b.
tween the sock and the leather. IfI
ever RET shu'flel on. on OF a sudden.
want ynl 20 look .hc-. careful F."
stll with ihc same dcathly rai'or
Do crepi over the deal leaves 20 r.
rams feet iis hands were pe-s %
iv steady a. p. uu11nsd the hr.s
on after an1th,s. .4 Iu t'v arnai
on the r4ghi %. ln tha 100. leg
iasi ~ Ezsam bail promised. Ber
found a scrap ~ white paper
Tie spread u on bis knee. arf IN
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The Amarillo TolUn Gossip

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HIGHER COURTS

AUSTIN. D,-c. eo-The following
proceedings were had ia the supreme
court TODAY
Motions for rohouriug ~ causes over.
rule i-Dashi,l ". Lou ~ a.. Bexar.
Mcnotaid ct al ~. Whsley. Dcnt
smith. Southland life Insurance Com.
panv IS. Hopkins. Lubbock.
The following cases were decids-l by
thr .'uI rem" Court TODAY on reports %
the commission u appcsl--Iudgncnt
a'lirasd W ggins " stephens. Deaf
smith
Ind-mcut. 0f the Court ~ civil Ap-
pals aud ifsrici Court affirmed IN
parts. rrte. % end rendered. In par,
aud rttn aud rciuandcd In part
with Instruction First National Bank
~ Amarillo, tl Vi, Rush. Potter.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-21

I.tftAN iih.I kni.a SHOT.
MURDERED NE THE MES WHO
HAD JUMPED Ius CLAIM.
worth. Never stop IN you've done
't.
"FtnrIg. Frnrls" hc hrea'hr1
We've g4t % make ;hc,n pav AMI
we must rot s'on tlil we're done"
u Wa more thnn a command T.
Rad the sgal.'y ~ a vow AID now
rs th'y lne,t. eyes ioofDr into ca,s
4 wa ne "a plran rite lu the au
ricnt world
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-21

Al SfiN ne a.-The following
proceedings were bad iu the Court %
Criminal ApIseils tadsy
Affumeti-Audefsun Lancaster from
Wichita Earl Paiieg stn. fron wich-
ta Cufiev raulv. fron Wichita; Man.
url Sagu ,dcaihl from Williamson
Rs.erss,d aac remanled--A- W Dsssn.
from Gray. Trossic Mctitnty. ffum
Wichita. Prank Marina. from Wichita.
Moffon fer reheariug oxefTul-i-S..
". stephens tdcaihl from nexar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-21

IN Ssa the investment In tn motor
y1t Industry was IS 1eS oo0
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-21
By Stanley

ANN Il
rppu 1f,cro PFSoNEes Lo@F
erEtt, Tlzr 4
raE EyT7lQ-E O TER
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-20
Peoples Column
AN APPRECIATION

/ - hAh4a IL AONs
Department Of the Interior Blu.
reau OF Education, Washington, De.
cember II. 1922.
To the Editor OF the Evenine
/ Journal:
Sir:-Reports from the entire
country indicate that American Ed.
ucation Week was observed in ev-
cry community. We have never
had a week of this kind which has
been so successful. The success of
the week is due in a very large meas
ure, to the cooperation Of the press.
Education is controlled by the peo-
pie in America. Members OF school
boards are elected by the people:
Legislators who enact the laws which
control our schools are elected by
the people; State superintendent OF
public education and other officials
are elected by the people. It is i'm
possible to take any steps forward
in education except as the people
approve. In informing and enlight-
eniDg the public the press IS the
greatest agency which we have at
our disposal.
am writing to express appreci-
alton on behalf Of the school Off
cials OF America, and II I may do so.
on behalf OF the boys and g.rle who
have prohted by the cordial cooper
alton which has been given 10 the
observance OF American Education
Week on the part OF the press in
every part OF the country. l do
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-20

early meeting with him TO discuss
prohibition enforcement.
The governors held a meeting OF
their own at White sulphur Springs,
W. Va, at which there was some
preliminary conversation on the sub
ject. Governor Parker, OF Louisiana,
expressed the opinion that enforce
ment was a problem for the Federal
government to handle, the law being
Federal one, and remarked that it
seemed to him the President, as
Federal government head. was aim
ing 10 pass the buck" to the State
governments.
Ku Klux activities also were con-
sidered by the governors. Parker and
others declaring the question very
serious one in their various States.
Turks Stand Pat.
At Lausanne. where the Near East
puzzle has been under debate by
delegates OF the powers. the Turks
said their country was ready to enter
the Learle of Nations and to give
the same guarantees of protection
TO Christians and other "minOrities'
in Turkey as are given by other
league members-and no other guar
antees.
The Turks have announced that
they have transferred their capital
permanently from the great show
city" Of Constantinople to the OBJ
scure Asia Minor town OF Angora,
partly because Constantinople IS
very international in its character
and Angora is purely Turkish. and
partly because Angora is quite safe
from foreign attack. while COnstan-
tinople is much exposed TO II.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-20
| JUST A MOMENT .
DAILY STRENGTH AND
CHEER
Compiled. by John G. Quinius
CTha Sunshine Mani.

Be we therefore perfect. even as
your Father which Is in heaven Is
perfect.-Matt. V. IS.
Father. we thank Thee for the
day just ending. for the beauty in
Thy world. for the goodness in life
and for the love OF all our brothers.
May we carry into the quiet rest OF
the night the benediction Of this
day. May all our dreams be pure
and hopeful. Protect the hidden
man OF the heart in sleep that no
fears may come TO disturb or evil
imaginings to stain. the soul On
the morrow give us the courage to
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-20

Hints from Washington sugges
that the government plans some &C
ton toward relieving the terrible
economic situation in Europe.
Plan Aid for Europe.
There has been no official an
nouncement but II Is quite the Gus
tom at the capital TO let little news
leak out, just before some important
policy is about TO be adopted which
men in high positions want the coun-
try TO be prepared for but which
they are not quite ready to talk
about.
This appears TO be such a case.
Elihu Root, a great international
authority, has been in consultation
with President Harding.
Colonel Harvey, United States am
bassador TO England. has been called
home 10 advise with Secretary OF
State Hughes, who has had inter
views also with ]. p. Morgan, the
flnancier. and DR.. Weidfelt. the Ger
man ambassador.
The cabinet is known TO have dis
cussed conditions in Europe.
Germany in Direst Straits.
Il still appears certain that .the
government will refuse cancellation
of the debts European countries owe
IN the United States.
Help may be possible in some
other form, however.
Unquestionably II IS needed great
iy. All accounts agree that Ger
many is on the verge OF financial
collapse. Not only, seemingly, is she
unable 70 meet the allies demands
at present, but IL IS doubtful II she
can buy the food her people need al
ready.
Frances escape from her own DIFF
ficulties depend on prompt payment
OF her claims against Germany.
Premier Bonar Law has intimated
England would be glad to forgive
France the money they owe to the
British, but in that case the latter
cannot pay the United States.
May Make loan.
It all leads back. in fact, TO Ger
many. The French continue 10
threaten seizure OF German territory
to pay themselves, but nobody knows
low much trouble this might lead TO.
Italy. too. IS hard pressed for
money.
II Germany could pay up, there
would be improvement immediate
~. But TO do It. she must borrow
money.
Presumably this is what Morgan
talked about TO Secretary Hughes.
He is understood TO have said a
loan might be arranged il the allies
would agree on a possible sum for
the Germans 70 pay in reparations.
but not II the amount remains pure
guesswork.
Such an agreement. II IS fair TO
believe. is what the American gov
eminent hopes to provide for.
Daugherty Charges Drop.
The Impeachment proceeding be-
gun by Congressman Keller. of Min
nesota. against Attorney-Gene
Daugherty was abruptly terminated
when Keller, in a rage, declared that
the judiciary committee OF the
House OF Representatives which was
conducting a preliminary hearing of !
the case. was trying TO "whitewash"
Daugherty.
For that reason. he said he would |
not go on with the matter.
Members OF the committee inti-
mated that they did not believe KEEL
Ter began the impeachment in good
.aith."
They issued a subpoena to bring
Keller before them, intending TO
question him on this point, but KEEL
Ter defed the committee and did not
come. What further steps the com
mitteemen will take is uncertain.
.;ovcrnOrs Discuss Dry Law.
President Harding invited the gov
rn6rs of the various States to an
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-20

not believe that there is paper
in the country which did not either
get out a special educational edi-
ton. or carry editorials or stories
with reference to Education Week.
Very cordially yours. Jno. J. Tt
CERT. Commissioner.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-12-20

face our tasks without fret or strain.
and the vision to see only the best
in everybody and in everything.
Amen.-Samuel V. V. Holmes.
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FILM TO SHOW
DANGER OF FIRE

When danger is near
And fire is nigh.
God and the fremen'
is the peoples cry.
When the fire Is out
And all things righted.
God IS forgotten
And the firemen sighted"
ANON.
This verse, picked up recently by
the motion picture world Is TO be
the basis for one OF the greatest
films produced. THE Third Alarm"
dedicated to the members OF all fire
departments. showing the dangers
and hardships that accompany the
performance OF his duties. asks this
question-Why?
Delicious homemade candles
packed in attractive boxes make de-
Hghtful Christmas gifts.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1922-06-22
TRIADELPHIA

Mrs. r. F. McCracken ind chill
dren have returned to their home
at GAINESVILLE after a few days visit
at Henry Massey's.. >. Miss Fern
Martin is in GAINESVILLE visiting rela-
tives and taking treatment for an
affected ear. !. Mrs. G.. c. Jadwin
has not been SO well the past week.
"A large crowd attended the COM
mencement exercises for the eight
graduates from Deerfield township
held at the grange hall last Thurs
day night David Crooks and
wife of Porterville visited Monday
at Chas. Hemry's. ;. Miss Bonnie
Davis spent Monday night with her
friend Miss Freda Latta. :. Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Campbell of Can
melville attended the wedding of
their niece Miss Thelma Campbell
last Saturday. :. Elder c. H. NORM
will preach at the Church of Christ
next Saturday night and Sunday. :.
Mrs Goldie Nelson and Miss Hazel
Laughman of GAINESVILLE visited
over Sunday with their parents W.
E. Laughman and wife.