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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-11

Indiararol'r. Ind. and Richard Nichols
= lTttsnurEh. Ia. visited for short
,.rna on S:rGa, - eS Lila Nichols At
1856 y t'lar,.- :tg""t.
Mr.. r q Harvey and daughter. Mrs.
Harry N.a"ufGaus. O.: Oahmom;, Pa, ie-
armed SunIav.at''r a short Visit al iAe
Harvey E"m" on Twelfth street.
Ny nri Mrs George Evans have re-
:urued from a wedding trip In P'nnsFl !
,a,ia. and are r"w y, home Z" 'heIT
many friends AZ the !. NJ. CharnocK
home on Main street
Mrs. Paul Price. OF Primrose, Fa. mo-
torcd TO Wellsburg and visited SUNDAY
IT the home Of Frank R!lNngSleF' OF
Main street. Her n!"ce, Lois BIh'nE"-
ley. returned home with her In the even
.uK for a visit.
Born % MIR. and Mrs. IT. r. kishtt-
'ne"r or H""ch Bottom. FT!dny' q
dauChi"r
Miss Harriet Williams, Of Washing
;ur pike. visited IN Wheeling Monday.
Mr. and Mrs g c. Kemp, OF Charles
street; motor"d 70 washington. Pa, sun
day afternoon and visited friends.
Mas Anna Helslcy, Of tho Farmers
state Flank. IS enjoying two weeks
vf"i;i",.
Arthur TAuck, OF Tenth street. has
returned from a few days business trip
Ia windsor Canada.
Miss Carrie Hardsouk. Of Commerce
street visited Sunday mt the homo OF
her parents. Of cadiz. O.
Mrs. Eva TapIn and her sister. Miss
Jess Barnes, were Wheeling visitors
Monday
VIM Henry. OF Chattanooga Tenn,
arrived recently for n visit ut the home
" his mother. Mrs. u. +. Henry, OF
Twcniv-fifth street. Mr.. Henry IL n
delegate to The National Convention OF
tho GiassworNers Union, which meets in
G-l'aire. ~.
Mics Martha McIntirc. OF New Mar
'!nsvilc. W. Va. Is visiting her grand
PARENTS. Mr and Mrs. Lewis Ralston, OF
Pleasant avenue.
Misses Ruth and Dorothy ncWittt
viii entertain the Rerean class OF the
NJ r. Sunday school. Monday evening
~ a picnic supper at their home a.
Beech Bottom.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Workman nnf
children. Of bethany, motorcd TO Wells
burg MONDAY morning. and spent TIT
day In shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Bort Walhurn and son
nnd Mrs. Charles Mosr:rc. of Ruchtel
O.. motnrcd to Wcllsburg Saturday ant
visited Sunday at tho homes of A. {
md T. Lafollettr. Of North Wellsburg
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Curran and chill
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the first car will leave this city laden
with picnickers, bound for the iadl
grounds on the Island, where they VI"
on ioy what Will lie known as MIC
Mcchcn's first community picnic day
Practically all Of the business houses
throughout tho city will be closed ths
entire day and special cars will be run
from this city 10 tho fair grounds
The committee in charge has been pre-
pairing for what will be the biggest ana
best picnic and celebration ever given
by the McMcChen people.
McMechen Briefs.
Miss Florence Seltncr has returned
10 her homo at Steubenville. o.. after
spendIne several days Rs the guest VI
Miss Norma Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Workman OF
Follanshre are the guests OF frienos
in this city.
Miss Margaretta Keller Is improving
nicely from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Turvey and
daughter. Pauline. are spending several
DAYS at their camp along Fish Creek.
Mrs. Cahrles Murphy Is visiting with
friends at Terra Alta
John Thomas. Clarence Hubens and
less Younkins left yesterday for Wood
lawn. where they will spend the next
two weeks camping.
Mr. and Mrs. John Filben have re-
turnde home from Cleveland. where they
spent tho past Two weeks as tho guest
Of relatives.
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McMECHEN
Funeral Today.


This afternoon at o'clock will be
held the funeral services for the late
Thomas W. Ketre. prominent hotel
owner OF this city, who died at the
Glendale hospital Saturday evening.
Services will be held from the home.
Sixth and Marshall streets with Rev.
c. W. Fuller. pc stor of the First Chris
tlan church Of which the deceased was
a member. officiating. lntcrment Will
be made IN the MrMechen cemetery.
Sewer Pipes Being Removed.
crew OF city employees are busy on
Fourth street tearing up the old sewer
pines not in use The work Will prob
ably be completed by tho end Of the
week and the old pipes will he laid
in the lower end Of town, whore the
sewerage Is bad
Choir Dinner.
The members Of the choir Of the
First Church nf God will be the guests
nj ut informal dinner party 10 he held
next Friday evening At Welcome Inn
Sherrard. Tho members will moot al
the chuch md will motor (" the Inn
where they will enjoy tho delicious
chicken and waffle dinner at $50
o'clock.
Preparing FOR Picnic.
At Q:l5 O'Clock tomorrow morning
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BENWOOD
Council Meets Tonight.

Tho regular semi monthly session OF
council will be held this evening IN the
council chamber OF tho cry building.
The finance, committee met last evening
and completed the work o. auditing and
approving the June payroll. The most
important matter 10 be considered this
evening will b" the awarding % tn"
contract for the construction of 4 now
bridge over McMechcn run. BIDS will
he opened this evening and Engineer {
c. Smith. ~ Wheeling will y" present.
Other routine business will he conS!d-
cred
Quartet Fined.
John NIrknitChel. L." tardilS"i
Howard 9mith and Roy Wikrrani held
he floor last evening In polio" court.
All were arrested Saturday night by
Pa.roiman Ackermann and faced Mayor
Iohu F. Cox last evening on 4 Charg"
~ disturbing tho rracc. Each was tned
g. and cost. which was pad and all
were dismissed.
Lawn Fets Tonight.
\ most enjoyahla affair VIII b" the
lawn. rrte 70 he given by Tho members
If the Ladies' Industrial. Circle Of tn"
Eenwood NJ. T. church thls evening on
,h.. church grounds. All sorts or i"-
ifcious daintjrs will 10 on sale and th"
public i invited - attend.
Electric Power weak.
Unless strike breakers a." "mpi"N'.
at the T.. & q. Power hons" soon =
thought that tn" electricity Furnished
tho shops will hc of. II vas stated YES
,Nrdav by member of tn" roundhouse
crew that The lights were dim and thar
the power seemed very weak although
:, is understood thar Their" are men at
work IN the power house.
When tho. IS men in the local Yards
walked out last Saturday evening II
was stated that the power plant would
have Ia be operated hv either strike
breakers or bosses or the power must
be shut off new system ~ being IN
stalled BY the wheeling Electric COM
panv and viii, be in working order N
a few days.
Personals.
Rev and Mrs w. NJ Castle returned
home Yesterday from Mountain LAX"
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now. You may use this letter 10 help
other girls, as the letters in your book
helped me. - ROSE WAIDNER, 3OlS
Roseland Place, Baltimore, Md.
That is the thought so often expressed
in letters recommending Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. These wo-
men know what they have suffered, they
describe their symptoms and state how
they were finally made we'll. Just plain
statements, but they want other women
to be helped.
lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is a medicine made from medi-
cinal roots and herbs, and without drugs
to relieve the sickness women so often
have, which is indicated by backache'
weak feelings, nervousness, and no am
bition to get anything done or to go
anywhere. 1t has helped many women.
Why not try it?
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MOUNDSVILLE
PARRIOTT TO OPEN
SPEAKING CAMP kIGN
LOCAL CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
TO APPEAR BEFORE VOTERS
AT THE COURT HOUSE
THIS EVENING.
Has Completed Canvas Of District and
WIN Tour Counties IN Speak
ing Campaign

Hon. James n Parriot;. prosecuting
attorney OF Marshall county for eight
years will deliver the first address Of
his congreSs!ona, Compa'Eu before the
voters OF this his homo town. NJ the
court house this evening. The meeting
will have been the frs, public appear
arce OF Mr.. P0rriott since hts announce
meut for the lower house OF Congress
eeVera, weeks ago.
MT Paryiot'. II - said. Will make a
direct appeal 20 the Republican voters
OF NoundsvlUs. this evening and Will
got. forth some %: HIS views on public
affairs OF the day. he il a thorough
Republican and large number Of
friends In this cIty look TO his success
al the August primary.
The meeting this evening will open at
100 o'clock and a large crowd Will no
doubt turn out to hear The congressional
candidate. Following his initial talk
here. Mr.. Parriott will leave In the
morning FOR an extended trip over The
district lie VIII be engaged To speak
almost daily from now until August.
First Green House.
The Grst car load shipment OF six
new s'ec, skclton grcNn houses 10 be
erected A. the west end nr First street
hvrR. F. Miller. prominent local florist.
arrived IN the city Monday and tho pto-
cess ~ unloading was hEun yesterday
afternoon Altogether there will prob
ably Do about four carloads OF the
green houses and other essential equip
mcnt.
The rev houses are 70 measure Tor
r. feet and will y" The most modern
IN The Ohio Valley The houses viii
10 put M on e-acre plot ~ ground
located Al The corner Of First street
and Torrlinson avenue. The Old green
houses now located OF the plot are be-
Ing town down and will no us"d for
hot bed purposes Mr. Miller stated
last evening that he expected 70 begin
houses during the latter part OF the
week.
Expect Craft Today.
Thu ligh'pr-'han-a!r rigid dlr'E!hl~
Of the United States NIr Service h"ins
used 10 photograph 'hC path or the
model AWAY "a expected 20 arr!v" ~
IanEin Field today from washington.
Nd c. Weather conditions wiu depend
Artircly upon tho flight - the big ship
&rom Washington. -Four men are flying
"a big craft Ays-, - men will bO
eded IN hold tho snip 20 Garth when
Aands here Captain \ r.. Simonn
sharge 81 tho local landing place.
snade all preparations for tho
handling 81 tho craft.
l1derr1tt To Atlantic city.
;SAerrttt. delegate from Mounds
Re No. 2s2. B. P. o. Elks left
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dren, Betty. Peggy and Bobby, OF Can
ton, O.. are visiting n the home Of Mrs.
t'urran's father John O'DonncN. or
%orih Charles street
Miss Bahet:c Guinea and brother.
Willis. of Pittsburgh. Pa, are guests
at the home of their aunt, Mrs. f. K.
Tarr. of Pleasant avenue.
Raymond BOYLE has improved his
home at 1909 Main street. by a coat OF
cream paint with trimmings OF white
with green gables The front porch
has been enclosed, making a very at
tractive sun parlor.
william Dovenberg, OF Marietta, O.,
who has been with the Rel Telephone
Company OF Wellsburg. has accepted a
position in FAirmont
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'WELLSBURG
LeaSuo Growing.

Organised hut q short Will" ago. the
progress mad" by "a" Brook" county
wild He league has been such as |"
leave little doubt r"la'.yc 10 ts poI-
uiar!tv Its membership. while not OF
a startling nature. * healthy. and IN
rroosing every week. Fcw had any
idea Of the general feeling for the
need or such an orgaur1ation, and Is
crferr can already l." evidenced. Meet
:rcs ar" held every week and th"y ar"
we'll attended Applications mad" 4"
any member. or to Mont FraZi"r' wal
he given every attention.
Banks Healthy.
Recent reports published ny N"HS-
hurg's three banks show them I" no III
a healthy financial condition, and well
able 10 take car" OF present require
mrniS in the WY Of loans
To Hold Picnic.
Tho congregation nr tn" First Pres
byt.~ian church Will hold their annua!
ptcn,c ncxc Wednesday. at Waugh'S dam
and az In former years 1t - expected
70 be ono Of the most GrlIEhtfNi So
cI,l ey.n,4 on he church calender
Committees have been busy for IN" p7S'
Two weeks outlining n program when
will provide something interesting for
men. women and children every hour
Of the day.
At lN:2O a m baseball game VII
hc pIlNrd an ~" NCI\inIcyNlII" 0'a-
nond. composed or teams selected al
IN, time ~ . O'Clock there will he
track races and at i'"'Cl"CN. SWIM
,rr contest viii take place. Other
forms nr athletics viii u" INDUCED in
throughout the day. and with u f"'r
shake from She weather man. ALI eT""
nre turned toward WauGh's dam for
Wednesday.
Playground.
Coueidrrahl" Roadway has boon maze
iowa -ds making kiwan.s Oark Il place
81 attraction for the Riddles ara u
veers 10 have hecom" ali Of ihat. Win
= mcrry-co-around. Il Chut"-th"-chn'e
and oih"r devices. children gather there
carly N the morning and only dark-
nose sends them tn their homes. other
han taking time cnt for meals. Ia
'h. future. Il is planned 70 add other
amuscmcnts. and to irrlud" somc t"a-
lures which will appeal to the Older
folks. hut this will Of course take =
,l;tle time.
Drunks Fined.
InluIc!nr In "rirewat"r" on N" par'
. 81 two. resulted in ~" city treasury
being improved 70 he "X'"n: Of $50
un Monday morning.
Throwing stones
Two small boys wcr" arrested ~ the
; Wabash bridge on Monday morning.
| charged WITH havlU- thrown rocks down
! TN automobiles passing beneath the
, bridge. They were placed Ia jail ~
4 await = hearing
Miss Pearl Cooper.
. Miss Pearl Cooper. daughter NJ Mr..
! and Mrs. T. W. Coonrr Of WASHINGTON
~ik.. died Monday morning Mt 1N;15
, r'rIncR ut tho ohio Valley hospital IN
: W. cling Death was caused by peri
uu.tiS Funeral services will b" held
the home Thursday afternoon at
70 n'r,ock 1n'crmrnt Will be made
/ n Franklin cemetery.
Automobile Trip.
: Mrs r. r. Hall, son Charles and
, daughter Mary left sunday morning by
: automobile for six weeks tour
: through Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. Mis-
! souri, and Kansas. They will stop az
! Columbus. Indianapolis. Hannibal. Mo.
: md Corrcvvillc. Kan. where they VIII
+ visit relatives
Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Oyer and small
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and general W e q X
ness. ! could not sleep
comfortably at night
for pains in my back.
l found your book at
home one day an d
after reading it be-
gan at once to take
Lydia E. Pinkham's
" ge t a Bile Co m
pound. l have had
very good results and
some of my girl
/ friends are taking it
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: STEUbENVILLE
MINER KILLED


SteuoenvtNe. ONO. JNIE " N'''"'''
ZabloSki, aged =, years. Goa, loan"T' en-
bloyed by the SteUhenville Coat MIN
Ang Company. was fatally Injured IN
the eompany's High SHAFT mine nero
when run down by runaway Coa' car :,
He was crushed about The hips ana
aegs and died several hours arter o.
ing removed - the ON" Valley hnSP''aI
Paul Sedt'E. aged - years VIZ" W."
working with |ahIo9Ni al IN" UNI VIZ, VIZ,
severely injured ao"n; tue legs ""''
back hut VIII recover.
y motor WAS pGi1InE cFEeN """'''
cars from m" mine "hen ','.- -e
pm hroHe. releasing ao"u' M" '", "
which backed down cTao'' p'"nh'" "'''
siding and crashed M" empty car
which the two mon y =" pIS'Lnk .',..
working room. =" ~ -,
caught IN the VIZ. N''"'' ,
ing pinioned He0srta one 81 ne .'"HH ,
cars ne N''''" was '"'''''' -" ""'
RESIDED mere
Parent Expected Hero
Ell Appleman "r Connelfsville Pa.
farther NJ Mrs Mary Jane Smith. % this
ritv who was shot and Killed by her
husband Frank T smith former pro
hih,,,or oyaccr -, Trittshurrh. the latter
s.:a. ,,,,,.,,,,,. ..,,,c,dr uas OK
-, - -. >, a,,,,,1 -, iryes-
!,t. 81 80 so-r,I,eI might
10. 49, .,o,,,s 10 resnonsih,s for
49, .a,,.h..r,a snv,fall Mr. AnpIeman
...-taS ~ I,vss,tpat;on In Pittsburgh
u.stch -aus.d no authorities TO revoke
~. Uon.sn Of ono rropInsnt cabaret
Cd nn,ou,cod he would come 10 S:eu-
hcnvi,. m ins,s, that resorts which his
daughter Is alleged 10 have treQuented.
he mr., out ~ business His visit here
g. awsttrd vi,b interest
rntunctdons Dissolved
A ,anno~arv !oiunct!on secured hy
Dr To-rntz hin prominent local den
,fs, 90 ,r.ys,, ,be collection Of n Hne
~ s,oon and COSTS levied against him
~. No. Wcrurioncb Of Richmond ror
violating the prohibition law. was DIS
.o,,sa bv Irdva Corr smith today. the
-, hc,aJnr ,,,. rouy, NJ e1uI,y
coI,IS 10, .rtol, criminal proceedings
an Sthat the nnIy rcmcdy was proceed
ynrs in criminal court. II was alleged
,h.t +ha testimony n, which Or Hill
80. conr,c,sd VA nrocured bv fraud
- -,,,r,. rh. ,nt,InrtIo,s granted
sa1 ST;.r,~ and NI,cbe,, Roma.
SsL,.o .Tr,IIar c,sss were also dis.
1901
Homslsss Family
uorns,.ss hunrrv and lily clad
Arthur. Andrews aged 81 years his
wife and two small children. went from
door 10 door here late las, nIght. ask
ting for shelter for the night. No one
was willing 10 take them In and police
remoyAd then, 10 the county jail where
thev ware furnished with beds and
FOOD TODAY Mrs Andrews was taken
20 tba C.In hosnJtol her condition being
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The Palace Of the Tooth" 1t Candy.
Ceylon. IS the most sacred Buddhist
temple in the world.
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MONTHS OF
SUFFERING
How a Baltimore Girl Recov.
cred Her Health
hIIllljjIjllIIIIIllIII

Baltimore, Maryland. For several
months suffered with severe backache
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Monday for Atlantic CITY where he will
attend the national convention OF E.NS
being held the former part "e his "'eN
at the Jersey coast resort
Rotss To Camp Agaming.
Moundsv!ne RotarianS Will 20 10
ramp AgaminS on Big Wheeling 'r""N
tomorrow evening TO hold their w""k-
- luncheon. They will join tn" Wheel
ing Rotes a, the McGur" h"'"l i; i
o'clock tomorrow Afternoon and W.!
max" the trip =" the boy scout camp h%
auto. 4 fine time IS assured all those
Rotcs able - attend this event.
Beor and warren Building.
Ross Plat has begun the wiring or
the h-SdinG a, the corner OF Tenth
street and IaNfaye;te avenue. which
ras recently remode,ied by Beer and
Warren. local grocerymcn. The new
building. when completed. VIII he
among the best and most up-to-date IN
IN" city.
One Man Discharged
one man was discharged from the
stat" prison yesterday his sentence
having expired The total population Of
The p"n now stands at l.6l5. About IN
new prisoners are expected in today or
tomorrow from rahcil county.
walter crow pies.
walter crow. 6&. prominent EnoXVlll"
farmer. died nj his nom" on Tittl" Grave
Crock Monday morning at > O'Clock. fol-
lowing an extended illness he "a sur
vived by his widow and Hvc children.
Funeral services will 30 hold tomorrow
morning a. % O'Clock from the late
home with Rev. SciElcr. officiating.
Burial viii he made at the Wood llill
cemetery.
KRlbttZer Gets Lerse.
Ka!bitzer RrcthrrS. 81 Wheeling have
secured Il ten year i"aSe on tho Fills
building on jefferson avenue. now GO
rup!cd by George Ellis and sons as Il
produce market. l. - understood hat
Ealhitz"r Rrothcrs will start blk m"a;
market here similar to the one they
hav" in Wh""linS
Council Held Meeting.
\ practically uncvcntrW session ~
The MOundsvillc city council was held
las, evening R!dS ;or the pacing Of
several streets were opened and cOnsid-
cred. Several committee reports were
heard and other matters OF but Iuic I'M
portanCe taken up.
Moundsviue Briefs
Thomas Scott and two daughters
Misses Mary and Norma. have returned
s., ..a,.,,L, 81; ,h-,,rb phir
a I,m,,,tn ,,.ho ,ha,. y;sita,
,I,.;,',,, ,,i r-ta,
,,,. nharaaa ,I.tth leaving bis "a,
-, go. ,., ,,,,h,s :,
-. -. o l.,
,t -. -
'I., - rart. -, ~, s,,,.
- 49,. ,o,n % Tor,oys,,c Tenn
' ''. $500. ,,.,., r.b,> -,
49,, ro,L ,.,,, ec,.nr
.
80 ',,, >,>,i,, -, r,h..
'''',,r "'SS I>S.' 'H. w.
nu' t'uSe; spent n"""'E ''
-. ~. vo,,,,
,,, -, -. ..-io,,s co,di,,o-
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walter Grow Dies.

walter crow. Is. prominent Enoxvlll"
farmer. died nj his nome on Iittl" Grave
Crock Monday morning at > O'Clock fol-
lowing an extended illness He "a sur
vived by his widow and hvc children.
Funeral services will DO hold tomorrow
morning At % O'Clock from the late
home with Rev. Sc'Elcr. officiating.
BurIa, VIII he made at IN" Wood lIIll
Cemetprl
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KalbttZer Gets LeTse.

Ka!bitzer Hrcth"rs ~ Wheeling. have
secured ten year i"ase on tho Ellis
building on Jefferson avenue. now GO
rup:cd by George Fills and sons ~ 4
produce market l. - understood hat
Ealh,tz"r Rrothcrs will start n blk m"a;
market here similar - the one ta"E
hav" in Wheeling.
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Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oyer and small
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Council Held Meeting.

\ practically uncvcntrm session oF
the MouudsVillo city council was hed
last evening R;dS ;or the pacing Of
several streets were opened and consid-
cred. Several committee reports were
heard and other matters OF but Httlc ;m-
portance taken up.
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Automobile Trip.

Mrs T. r. Hall, son Charles and
daughter Mary left sunday morning by
automobile for a six weeks tour
through Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. Mis-
souri, and Kansas. They will stop a;
Columbus. Indianapolis, Hannibal. Mo
and Corrcvrillc. Kan. where they VIII
visit relatives
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Rotss To Camp Agaming.

Moundsvllle RotarIanS Will 20 10
amp AgamtnS on Big Wheeling crock
tomorrow evening to held their week
- luncheon They Will join tn" Nhrc'-
NIX Rotes at the McLWr" lo'"i Il; /"
o'clock tomorrow Afternoon and WI!
max" the trip :" the boy scout camp by
auto. \ fine time IS assured al! those
Rntes Mhle u atlend thls NNcnt-
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Monday for Atlantic CITY wher" he Will
attend the national convention OF E.NS
being held the former part "s his M'eh
1T III Jersey coast rcSNrt
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One Man Discharged

one man was discharged from the
state prison yesterday his sentence
having expired The total population OF
The p"u now stands at 1873. About IN
new prisoners are expected in today or
fr,,r ,r,bcn
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5eor and warren Building.

Ross Plat has begun the wiring or
the h-Sdin% at the corner or Tenth
street and I.arfay";te avenue. which
ras recently rsmode,ied by Becr and
Warren. local grocerymcn. The new
building. when completed. VIII he
among the best and most up-to-date IN
the city.
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Rev. and Mrs. w NJ Castle returned
homo Yesterday from Mountain Lake
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-06-25

 Galvanized Wash : 70" Size, ] ''You Will Never <;
 E rTI Nlk
Evening journal., 1922-03-10
SUSSEX ASSESSMENT
BOARD HEARS APPEALS

LAUREL. March 1O-At the an
nual meeting OF the congregation Of
Christ NJ. p. Church. Albert NJ.
Culver was elected delegate. and L.
Ray Otwell. alternate. to the Mary
land Annual Conference. which will
convene at Chestertown, Nd, the
first week in April.
The Sussex County Board OF As
sessment comprising william II.
Welch. OF Milton. Derrick Hazard,
OF Dagsboro. and Darwin Collins. Of
Milford. we're here yesterday hear
ing assessment appeals.
A surprise party was given Carl
ton Galloway, at his home near here
Wednesday evening by his sister.
Miss Hazel. in honor OF his twenty
second birthday. The evening was
devoted to music. and games, after
which refreshments were served.
The funeral of James J. Kenner-
IT, aged GO years. who died at tho
home OF his sister. Mrs Thomas
Massey In North Laurel, Monday
afternoon. was held yesterday
morning with interment in Laurel
Hill cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary J
Hastings. aged So, who died at the
home Of her granddaughter. Mrs
Lee Davis. was held yesterday aft
ernoon in Christ NJ. p. Church. In
terment in Blades cemetery. near
Scaford.