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New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

The Giants are not sacrificing as
skillfully yet as they viii Their at
tempts to bunt ate resulting in pop
One wonders here just which side
this place, the training camp Of the
Giants. is roofing for, New York or
Chicago. SO far Seguin rootors for
the Sox have made more racket than
San Antonio has for the Giants. What
moral and vocal support the Giants
have had has been somewhat apathetic
by comparison. Or is it the old story
of roofing against the representative
of the country's biggest city? What
eyer it IS. no club has stuck more
Loyalty by Texas as d training ground
than the Giants.
Don't worry about the Giants They
will be there I'D and doing and win
ming when the pitching staff steadies
down That's what they must have,
steadier pitching
Frisch ard his spiked foot arc doing
well and the Bronx bullet expects to
leturn to the battle line OF Wedne sday.
Heine Groh is beginning to dent the
bulb. He got two hits yesterday and
two to-day Henie also grabbed q
smoking liner and choked 1t to sub
mission.
The Giants wou not have been any
better off with Frisch in the game.
Rawlings PLAYED well in the field and
made three hits
There were nearly & hundred hits
IN four interleague games Saturday
end r3caty of same here to-day Now +
.rnlch Is II, lively oa j. unconoitioned
pitchers, not enough curves, or batters
all swinging from the handle.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Sos Again Sho,U Heels

CHICAGO a TN NEW YORk * rA
40 n po ae abr IN % a C.
Noopor. r. l0oR'ncr'ft SAL : 90
NJ 'Ii'n. IS $50 Groh ST.. - O 10
''.I'H>. ah- 4 Youug r. 90
,n.N r. OF R'wltugs o. 20 40
s. SeesE f. eo0Keiy. No. 81 So
'N, rs "a sb Shinucrs cf Al 90
Srha'e. c.. 20 smith, co. 4o o
l.anan. c..2 soc NehG p. 0 o O
ahrr 600 tBoone - O o O q
Lltief .-.. 90 Barnes y q
d" f'S "' coo Benton p..1O GO
''TF. '' ~ - - b Totals. So 10 p l6
Ratted fer Faber in 9th inning
hatted for Nehf in fourth inring
%s% <s's'f8 fSrs Z q s's
Two has hits Hooper. Mcclellan. oster-
SsrN Kelly Three base hits MostI
~foeiy Sacrifice hits-CoIllns Younr
stolen bases Mcclellan. Bancroft Younc.
SINNERS. Lett on basss-Chicago s New
lorN &. First base ON errors Chicago !.
Now York. : Double plays McCiellan ana
NhtfN t-l Collins and Sheely Mcclellan.
Ceiiifs and Sheelv. Kelly, Bancroft and
lNfl'} filis-1U Iabcr 8 in innings. OF
N"oertson, In g. of Nchf. in 4 oil i
Farnes y IN 8. of nton. in > Earned
rNnS-'r Barnes. s. off Benton .. of
faher 8 oU Robertso0 > Runs h,t,ad 3n
BY Hooper. 3; by Collins. ] bv Mostu
d. Sheely. 2. by ostergard. 2. by Ravllngs
by Meusel, ,. Struck out-By Faber =
by Nobcftson, 3 by Nehf, 3: by J. Barnes
!; hy Benton. Bases on balls-0n Taho,
y of Robertson. ., of i. Rarnes on
henion 2 Passed bau-Smith Umpires-
Mem ana owens Time of ganle-..lN
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Notes of the Game

SINNERS didn't show Up so well to-
day. bat ne had a tough sun and wind
to cope with, aud Collins made an
amazing jump and catch Of liner he
hit.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

Ton 1ommy. n Dad, what's Scotch
Father. When a man a,s, va,
to have nip and you don't bes-
him ' "''-
-TaBa
How dry I an" says
our . S c otch Mist to
Showery Spring Weather.
I won't wet through
even III a real Scotch mist,
and what's wetter-hence
my name.
The Scot makes me in
rich cheviot mixtures after
Rogers Peet's own idea Of
how to construct a cheviot
for rainproohng.
It's Rogers Peet, Of
course, who turn me into
smart, all weather over
coats for men and boys.
L make mighty service
able caps, too.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20
Hornsby's Busy Dov

NF" YoaE "a - lorfs ~ -
Tsx:..' N.,,:.. !, z + = = = :, !.
NHw9's m'asI. =, frr Is f, p
g,fs. sa.s''Sl - @ss 3
TlF.. gIgg ID. 90 0H = : .
"sta. s' l9 80 Deno, 81
,egt %
Deyorro-F. 20 oers II
los. Hs'9' , 'i'' i, =
.9.@'a. ?. 70 is27 Vass- niss,,,-
=. hatted f,r Bailey a.a anss
Now Yors 80
Two base hits Rpfh. r-..,,..- '-'s
" 'ra Three ase r.,s- 5'asss
vormer| Iiorrsoy fl5 <,-. 's
mr.: Fipp "ier 4al-.e-. ar
Hnt Iteft eu tsfaa -. S3-
i.cuis. Hfs-9 ss Sc
rf 5ia2t II Hai'ss
Ball.. IN om 5, n
out ~ pfrfior ste- Tx
= ~ Foyf b's1.
pa m t'1sn eer 80 -. %
Brennan. Tine of game Larry sns
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

ton minutes, but luckily recovered in
time to start the game You can't beat
that for luck, can you?'
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

An exhibition game must have its
prize play. Devormer pulled it TO-DAY
when he started home from third base
IN the second inning on a grounder
from BUSH to fournier: The French
man threw to Clemons, heading off De
vormer, who thereupon dashed out by
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

Bullet Joe Bush was welcomed TO
the mound with rattling triple from
Jack Smith, the Cardinal Lead off man.
Smith scored on sacrifice Av bv
fournier. The ex-Boston twirler was
by no means pleased with the manner
in which Moriarty started calling
balls and strikes. In fact, Joe insinu-
ated that George couldn't see through
barrel with both ends out.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

The Giants are not sacrificing as
skillfully yet as they viii Their at
lempts to bunt atc resulting ia pop
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

The Giants wou not have been any
better off with Frisch in the game
Rawlings PLAYED well in the field and
made three hits.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-20

Frisch ard his spiked foot arc doing
well and the Bronx bullet expects to
leturn to the battle line on Wedne sday.
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have tainted. but tonight ] Am I we'll
and strong man again. and owe II al
~ Dreco. It's wonderful what Drcco
has done There was time ] couldn
sleep at all. but now ! sleep so sound
don't hear the whistle blow in tho morn
ing Why, 7 gained II pounds IN two
weeks. aud want 10 tell every one
about this wonderful medicine.
Dreco Within tho Reach Of AL
These arc just a few cases selected AT
random from the nHss 81 signed test
mnniaIs received from scores OF men and
women III all walks Of life. Who IS
there can doubt the plain, straiSht!or-
ward statements OF those people
Drcco Is not an expensive medicine.
1t is easy to get easy to take and re-
markably quick IN jts action.
Couldn't Finish DIS Work.
Mrs .i.'coh Maurer, Of Route
GrcenShurg. Pa. says: Before tak.AE
l,rsco had aching pains in my back
nd arms couldn't finish a days work.
hut would have tn Civ" MP and SIT co'rr.
had dizzy spells and my bowels were
constructed became 80 nervous !
could rot sleep wCil and my appctit"
failed Drcco has changed all this ami
I'm feeling fine. gained hvc pounds fnh
am now giving Drecc To my ninc-ycIr-
old son.
Mr.. Sell, the we'll known Drsoo Ex-
port. has headquarters at c. 4 dr1a,t
& Co.'S TO meet tho local public aid ak
plain tho merits Of this great remedy.
see him today. Trss samples GIVEN.
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"rr} ~,ra'., AMI m"rrtI,y "n Tn" brink
80 ruin. there ~" few sufferers "h"
uuuld net xiv" anything they possess
E, live their llN". aver again ~ l"AI'h
nrd strength" declares 4 well hH""h
.utGnrity "u h'aith ami hlG:"n" ~ =
r,.rr:'t ri"rNt"W.
This place., S. fan q h;ij SOS ;"'H'".
Thrsr VIII" have good hraitG ,.lu 'H.
.ur,r.lai. L thu others dad not. 80. -
b.. ,nI on" 80 then, hUt "a common, ms
v"U,l warn You against tn" danger" 81
g., eject
II - mostly stomach t-"uhl" that -
making: this a place fail "f sick people.
'"rnarh trouble. IT'S complications. and
sac. many f"r'u~ Of kidney. liver. blood
art bowel disorders that com" mostly
'r"'u Si"Irarh trnuIlr
>.plr,'t "C lll., first &vmI tDma of
:'"'uHrh rr"uhl" hriEs "u more III
r,aiin al.d l.,Iuu- Diseases: the uneasy
r""iia!; after ealing. GH~ h"l"h'uc. urdi-
....- It'd luri IA the stomach. CnnSupa-
i,,,u. E2.nrS:;. spots h"tn"" tn" eyes.
-u"rtu.%s "f breath. .Imd many other
'1;'ir Disorders MA, nN h. Warning S,T
ma: that Something Is wrong AMI VIII
- worse unless attended To- "a time.
tie. T., ~ thar there hts been i"trnduCrd
n,.r' 4 new root ard herb mod Elm" that
f- i..'ur prounl.n, 81 - hruu - all Suf-
'rr"r,a from ~tn'uI.m neglect This Won.
,l.r'u' '.IruTLl ;u,'iI,.'u, - .1i,'h prcC".
~! .- 'nW ben" distributed I {. II
'i"..o: \ 60
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,irirrc. "t',u. Pneumonia a" start
me same way--with Il cold.
All colds arc congestion and MuStcFoic
is :: simple Count"r-:rritani WhicH
lriuls circulation back 10 normal ana
hc!rN prevent serious DEVELOPMENTS.
Remember that messy old mustard
plaster. how it stung ard Dlisiered' II
did the work all right. but on. II was a
stern measure. Must"ro)c has AL the
hcalirg properties of GraEdn"th"rs pet
remedy without the sting and blister.
Mad" "f pure oil ri mustard. cam
phnr. lnpIth0l and other soothing :ng:c-
dicnts. il has been used by physicians
for ,rar: for treating PHI. lumoago'
GriiIc. rI"Urisy. rheumatism. Eeu-
ralgfa. Headache and Pneumonia.
|, wa% uScI in our training camps
Curing The "FIu" epidemic few years
ago The Y VI. I. y. sent thousands OF
iars 10 France for our soldiers over
there.
Al tho frs, sign OF 4 cold. get o",
INC lar Of good old Musterolc and rub
i, gently on the Congcstcd parts. You
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BERT EVANS. OF MARTINS FERRY
WAS ENGLISH ARMY
HERO.
weakened by War suffering and TOO
weak to Withstand plness.

Scr. I.vane. Wcrlt War '"'.-a" -
the English AMY. d.rd. n ~" Martun-
Ferry hospital L.; ';S.' "o'n; ''.i''
koiiowia- Az attack 81 r""unl"ni''
Evans enlisted ~ 4" English army At
, the outbreaks .: Ia" "a~ AMI 49, u
what vas NuoNNa - =, 'S&'r-ue k"S
rrent' He Wa decorated t"Hr times
for distinguished BRAVERY urd"" i,~". lie
also had tic distinction 60 being one
Of the first men IN the wHr - drive Al
armo-cG motor car with ammunition Il"
the front lie WAS an act'%e member
Of Martins Ferry Post No. - American
Legion.
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Don't Let That Cod
Turn Into Flu"
Rub Musterole on the Congested Parts

will feel warm tinslnS glow rs It
goes into the pores. That sensation Will
lie followed by a cooling. soothing fee!-
ing that makes you more comfortah.e'
right away.
II YOU have fever. ache all over. take
hot bath. drink plenty of hot water.
rub on Musterole, call doctor ana go
10 bed. Keep warm and get plent! OK
fresh air Those arc the best pTecau-
,ions YOU eau take against serious
sickness.
Keep Mustcrole always handy on your
bathroom shelf You can buy It a am
drug store.
Sc and CSC, In Jars ard tubes. Hos
initial size $500.
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McMECHEN


take this means Of expressing my
sincere thanks to the voters OF NC
Mcchen who, by their ballots, expressed
their confidence In my administration
and returned me to the Office VI H'a!o
Tor another term. AS IN the pas'' J.
will he my earnest cndeaNor al ali 1iHies
10 reward the voters confidence with
nm offirlept. honest administration Of
the citys affairs.
,sirncd> CHARLES c. MORRIS.
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No matter how slight or long stand
kidu"r Iv"". rhcunratr" ar catarrhal
complications may have st IN. DF"'"
is yrUiH.srG to pave tn" way Tor quick
rrc"l"ry and return I" health. strength
and happiness.
TH"usandS Of d"uht'cS hay" com" -
Try this rcw medicine. AMI have gone
away singing IT. praises. liGHdrcdS ~
signed [, s'in"Uiai~ are being received
HitrSltnr l." tn. rrmurkHhl. results OBJ
tanned after almost everything else had
called
Life was n Constant Misery.
"Lf" was q constant misery "n &C.
count "t stpmarh trouble" headaches ana
rur.t;pation." SAID Robert l.. Cross. OF
50 Askiu street. In'Unt"Wn. Ia" III Il
signed statement. Il suffered i"rrihi"
rams IN my >:'ir, ami th' muscles IN my
back seemed drawn NJ. My liver was
sluggish ard spots il"rt"d hcior" my
r,cs. feel that every one should
Know ahou, this wonderful medicine"
pr,cn. which has relieved All my
:ruuhlc$."
Gains IL Pounds in Two Weeks.
Mr. e W. Miles. for iw"iv" years with
tho Republic Rubber Co. oi Youngstown.
ONO. says: AS had n ! need the
money. wouldn't take $1,000 for what
prccn has done for me. Nv back arh"d
80 bad II CO.,. Ike som" on" WAS lah-
ling a knife into INC: | ruultut sleep
for The awful pains lad. II anyone
had slapped me on the back would
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Ing room Of tile church Friday evening"
from $50 to- O'Clock. ~
Fred Williams. OF Mckeesport' "a
was a business visitor in this city yesd
terday.
rho first division Of the Ladies' Aid
society OF kirkwood ". l.. church WIZ
meet this afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. George Thomas on Whitley stree1i
kirkwoOd. ..a
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BRIDGEPORT
BRIDGEPORT To VOTE ON $4,000
BONDS FOR WATER MAINS BRIDGE

race. Those making thn trip were IL
liam Kri,ton. president, Henry kI"",
mcr. AlDor, Harding. Jesse ''"nawaN an"
James Tohcu. The rip was mao" III
machines. Tn" two lodges have eIWh! >
been OF :rr lrst Of terms each attch"-
NIX the o'hcr's events.
Bank to Be Opened.
1t VA reported In this city yesterday
rnat the Elrst National liank Of ST
rIa!rs,tils viii b. opened SATURDAY,
March is. Thry have BEEN working on
. new building. which local people say
ls a very ilnc building. An effort Will
L. made :" open tho hank on SATURDAY
ryVNin~ and an invitation IS extended 10
ii! towns IN this vicinity.
Sleepers Increase.
With the recent cold and sloppy
weather the city building has been n!ied
with weary wiIlics who come there 10
s.ccp at night. Th,y have been treated
very good AZ this plt"" and they an
nuuncc jnat in all their travels they
hav, not lit place that VIII afford
'uc,r sleeping. quarters as VIII R"rt Ac-
Cnnnaughy, Chicr az Police.
Bricks Seen.
or tho first limc n many months the
bricks have beer sen on the stretch hi
road between A,trdvilie ana this city.
Tho bricks have been covered with dirt
practica1,v ali winter and thr recent
SLOWS and rains have helped very much
IN washing the mud OF. This road was
orc Of The hig questions argued n; last
evenings council meeting.
Tickets Being Sold.
Tickets for The Roast Rc"t supper "a
IT, given by tho I.ad:cs Ail society at
,no Eirlwoul Presbyterian church Ven,
"a sale yesterday. T." supper VIII he
c.,rn Thursday evening March 10TH he
'w,,0 'hH hours &C i'" and eight. Fy
;tr rulnhrr oC tickets h"!ng sold already
It appears as though a very large
,rOwd viii 10 on hand.
Pitner Funeral.
Tic rgucrIl &C Dorothy r.Hcr. twc
weeks old daughter of Mr., and Mrs
Soy" Fi;rcr. uao passed. away y: the
bonn. - nc- rarcrre "n Wheeling Crock
'aS' Monday might following an attack
nC .ufan,iiC ,rouhl". were held yesterday
afternoon at four O'Clock. lN'crmcn'
Wa in Linw ood cemetery.
Team Drawn for Thursday.
~ WAS anunInrcd Yesterday that n"
local team was dri WI a. Bethany r"s-
.crday to plar Tho first round THURSDAY
r.ch, at bethany. Tho locals wi! leave
Cor tho Tournament Thursday morning
and axe reported as being In f!nc snap"
Although II - not known who a-cy arr
- p,a". III" team WI more tGan likely
g., Z; good n"c.
NJ. NJ. Cub Meet.
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{. \. york in th.s community i
aid that the funds needed
work. are II sight.
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MEMBERS sax THAT THEY HAVE
BEEN CONSCIENTIOUS IN Eff
PORTS TO GUARD HEALTH
or THE PEOPLE.

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oy rHE PEOPLE,
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Clinic Held Today

\ tuberculosis clinic will pc hv,I At
The c.,y building today under the l'rcG-
I:uu Ut thu state health Department. The
clinic Was held az Bella!rC yesterday.
The ph! >iciIns in rharSc are specialists
Il, thIS particular kind of disease and Il
Is hoped that all those having the
slightest symptoms uf tuberculosis or
any one whose tamiNv has been victims
IF his disease VIII r. port.
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Claim Council ignored Request Tor Gar
bage Plant-Passed Eesolu-
ttons Several Times.

Members % the Martins Ferry "a"rI
OF health. Wh'Cn was ,':~,:"'d ~ '""o-
Gil At its meeting ta>; Satu-"", r>s"'nH.
have made ne .n."w'r; g'g'! :" 'nc
criticism.
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At SaEtall Fnneral

rr.npd. ,yc-r in WhHo.!n.. list r..'' 80:
INC funeral or tho 'air '''""'"", '"'''''
Saw;cII, who died Sumda>. '":lA;' &c.
vices and huria! will ais" =" ,"'a&. VI
Sawte'l vas cnrm"rly Mis- \.'.'n 80,
bet; o! S,"uh"mN'ilc and " "''' -. ~
w. ,'Crbr;t az NuNi" street. t." '.'>.
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In Hospital Times


lie told friends yesterday that since lie
has been out Of the army he has h"cn to
tive hospital, for treatment. undergoing
rcNcral operations.
Clinic Held Today
\ tuberculosis clinic will pc he'd At
the ci,y building today under the lircG-
Ton Ut thu state health DEPARTMENT. The
clinic Was held a, Bella!rc yesterday.
The p.'; >irjtns in rharSc are specialists
ia rhls particular kind Of disease and Il
- hoped that all those having the
slightest symptoms of tuberculosis or
any one whose ramiNv has been victims
IF his disease VIII report.
Boosters Program
The program for Ladies Night u be
given by tho Boosters Saturday has ocen
completed with the exception of several
numbers. Scvera! very good bouts have
been arranged. Dannic Jones and Lit
tie Tom" three rounds. Treat en-
Rough Rookie" vs.. Toe Holt hilbert
thee rounds. Young Nelly vs Jumping
Judy. three rounds. \ tots. free-tOr all
viii hc staged ard aSo a free for all.
open - all. "Buolcs" the wonder Will
mIN with the Unknown" in what prom
lscS to hc 4 real thriller OF the evening.
Rily Williams and brother Francis Will
box four rounds in n genuine work out.
Williams is training his brother Tor
bout At NinGo ncAt Tuesday where h"
Will meet Young SwccNE IN four round
semi inaiS. The Smith brothers who
raised the crowd 10 its feet At the last
show. Will hc seen IN action again
Frankie Ford. Young RITZ and Leave
En- Lay" Kelly will! hc on deck TO mix
with any one. Cy Morgan promises "th"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-08
Millions Are Near the Brink of
Ruin and Don't Know 1t, He Says

Wheeling and Mental Brink Of Run-Wh Is
Being To Relief Suffeers-Many Men and
Women Testimony
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Bake Sale Saturday.

The Service Star Legion will hold
bake sale IN tho Bridgeport Hardware
20. store next Saturday. The ladies' Of
tho Legion held a bake sale Scvcra
weeks ago whCih VAS such success
that 1t WAS decided TO hold another sale
at the same place. All kinds OF pas
tries will be on sale and every one Is
invited u attend.
Wm. M""n"y. Of WoofS'icih, was
business visitor in this C,ty yesterday.
Thayer Reed /" confined Ia his home
with n severe attack Of grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mcpherson 70
turned 10 Logansport Ind, after spcnd-
ing several days with relatives i'll this
city.
Charles Edward, Of Holloway. was in
this city yesterday visiting friends.
Charles Birch, of Lincoln avenue, is
abb" 10 Be ont after a weeks illness.
Mrs. Jennie Barrow. OF Lansing. IS
confined to her hope with an attack Of
pneumonia.
Tickets arc out for the Kings pauGh-
tors Night at tho New Home Theatre
Thursday and Friday nights. Everyone
is asked 10 buy tickets and thus help n
worthy Cause. The Little Minister,
a special picture will he shown.
Mss Elsie llaughton. OF Brooks!dC, is
confined 10 her home with illness.
The Ir$t division or the Ladies' All
society OF tho kirkw"od ". T.. church
viii give 4 cafeteria supper IN the din
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Take strike vote

Members ~ I.c"al l"'"" N". 49,, "'
The ran & River No. ! M" h".d 4
meeting las, n3sht 1T tn" Hnd''"r."n ~,
.hc MINOR Templc !: NI> ""i"'"
,m,, ,h,' miner. had take Il N"'' 81 ..'''
strike referendum and t va "a" '','
lax amons The miners 1r;'~ ''. '"' .,.'
ny Indicated that they 'N\"" .'r."'.'
aimos, ny u0a"!muUS Nui".
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HEALTH BOARD MAKES REPLY
To CRITICISM Of COUNCIL

arc reported :" have some very Inc
arguments OF the question aud very
Interesting drGatc - assured. The nigh
:, hool orchr>tr;, and Elcc clubs vii! rem
der severa! selections. No admission
%:li be charged.
In Hospital Times
E>an~clas karyoluS. local GrccS. who
was wounded in action. WAS In ih!S city
yesterday Visiting friends. karNo.uS
has been At u hospital At Mou,j"lrnH. -.
where he has been undergoing treatment
lie told friends yesterday that since lie
has BEEN out Of the army h" has h":n 10
i've hospital, for treatment. undergoing
rCNrral uperativUS.
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Social Clubs

Mrs.. Arch r. FoG,c "" o. '''.a'i
r,cmhc-q ~ ~ Aj!lrl Gao q: 'r;S '.'}
a, he home at s.. c!a!rs>!'" T,":~dnN
evening.
Members 90 II" Na,ic L.'era; IL" a''d
Ar, tvuh W" - entertained Ir'''N
evening q: the HON" of Mrs. WIZ. N"'-
gan 60, North Jefferson street
Mrs. Wal;c~ l."y"jov. ~ Ac- hom' 80
Shadysldc. VII cnt"rta 4 TIC m'mHr:'
OF tho Mystic ~; I,uh.
Laura Waliarc WI 'H'er;"t" "''N-
hers &C the Then SIr,n" '!Hh Thursday
evening at hor homo - Noble Str"'.'.
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rev. ETe~b"rt ". llTn"r, Hi' ".
co,tuct the rri;-,"Is services - '''
iHrcshmc0 rhap". tn ~ ,nnI d.
..ch"n, opens Tor 10" day. Re-. II,
had charge o. -" ~. .""i".
a. the nigh >'1"". @u"'''. u"
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Consider New Road

Trustees OF rultrcy and E''..''.'
,ovnships he'd Joint meeting 80 t"'
"i,v building yesterday .r'"rr""" "'"i
considered Tia" ma;i"- - .n.0r', TX
VIVA, Is known az thr S1"A ll.@ ''".
near Nefr. Joint action is n"'N"~tr% rs
tho road IS n hota townships. -"
matter Of Improving IL" road va I.'r-
ouchly discussed a"d "!aus "'T" |,''
over. I, was decided that ar''N'T
meeting VIZ hc hold 81 MrTrA - - =
80, 80 -,>,lto- fur;lC'.
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SAY THEY ARE AMAZED AT WONDERFUL RESULTS

Word
GrandMe Again
ut WORKED WONDERS NEIGHBORS SURPRISED
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proscu, as matters Of Importance will
ag Day Saturday.

present rs matters OF Importance VIII
IT,. discussed.
Tag Day Saturday.
Saturday viii hH tag da% t"r inc
Bridgeport post OF the American Legion
1t is thought that the Legion viii COZ
l"ct very nice sum as the residents oil
ia, city have hcinci the local cN-ScTFlrc
men In many ways. 4 Enerous response
is ANTICIPATED People viii l." assigned
Places at differcnts corners where they
will sell the atgs.
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Have you seen tho Vaeuette, Non
Ilsctric Suction Sweeper advertisement
in the Saturday Evening Post. For Tree
demonstration call H. J. Shupo sales
Co. Phone sos. l4l7 Chapune Street
Wheeling,