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Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-30
RECEIPTS OF
RECENT GLEN DURN|E
FEE TOTALED Sl6,97O

A formal statement, dated August
25, has been issued, which is re-
capitulation of the receipts and ex-
penditures at the Glen Burnie carni-
val The report reads. as follows:
Gross receipts. ....... .$16,970.3l
Disbursements. which
includes merchandise
and other miscellane-
Gus expenses. .... 12,517.71
Net cash in bank 5 4.452.60
Practically all obligations have
been settled in full, and nearly all
moneys due the General Carnival
Committee have been received. This,
however, does not include several de-
linquent accounts of advertisers in the
Souvenir Carnival Book, which to date
have not Ieen paid.
An itemized and detailed report will
be read in full at the next meeting
of the Glen Burnie Improvement As
ISOLATION. Inc, which takes place on
Tuesday evening, September IL, at the
new Community Hall.
The preliminary statement is sign
ed by the following members of the
General 1922 Carnival Committee:
Philip Morgan. chairman; Mrs. Sam
uel- Boone, Jr, treasurer. L. j. De-
Alba, chairman OF purchasing com
mittee.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-30
Standing OF The Clubs
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores Of Yesterday

New York. 8; Washington, /.
Chicago, 8; Detroit. 3.
st Louis. 6: Cleveland. ..
NnNL Philadelphia, 6; Boston.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-30

Chicago at Detroit.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at New York.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Evening capital. [volume] (Annapolis, Md.) 1922-1981, 1922-08-30

~. Then there is an open season
from November 10 to January 1
Rag Limits Ara Civen
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-17
WHEATLAND

Central. May l3-The L. A. S. was
nicely entertained by Mrs. +. o. West
Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. Potter Of Waupaca recently
vested her daughter, Mrs. j. Snyder
and family
The schools in the surrounding dis
tricts have closed with picnics and
programs and teachers and pupils are
in for vacation.
Dewey Sallander had the misfortune
to break his car quite badly last Sun
day, as he was driving near the L. o.
Cole home.
Don Woman recently sold a fine
young horse to c. Wakefield.
Mothers Day will be fittingly OBJ
served with nice program followed
by religious service.
As Oakley Imam and wife were re-
turning from church last Sunday, one
of his horses became frightened at a
passing car and reared and broke the
harness quite badly, and Earl Witeraft
took them home in his auto.
Mrs. d. NJ. Cilley viii soon move in
to her pretty new bungalow
Mrs. H. l.. Cole of Milwaukee re-
Gently visited in the L. o. Cole and
E. ]. Missel homes. When Mrs. II. l..
Cole returned home, Mrs. L. Of. Cole
accompanied her as far as Lacrosse,
for visit in the H. r. Cole home.
Tuesday Of last week baby girl arr
rived in the home Of Mr. and Mrs Earl
Witcraft. Congratulations
Elsie Smell assists in the store on
cream days.
Good Willis Successor.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-17
STODDARD

Stoddard, May 13-Mrs. Fred Os-
wald entertained at a prenuptial show
er Tuesday evening at her home in
honor of her niece, Esther Webbing
who is soon TO be bride. Games and
music enlivened the evening. Lunch
con was served, the dining room was
prettily decorated in green and white.
The bride elect was presented with al
uminum ware,
A nine pound daughter was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heslip Wednesday
May 10th.
Henry Robinson sold during the
week the following new cars: A Dodge
to Floyd Munyou, WHY'S knight to
Henry Blashek and an Overland TO
William H Proksch.
Mrs, c. c. Irwin, who has been Wis
ting for two weeks with Mrs. Ann E.
Bean, returned to her home near
Marshfeld Friday.
A program for Mothers Day was
arranged by Misses Irene Grabhorn
and Lille Olson and given Sunday fol-
lowing services in the NJ E. church.
Fred Leo who will erect fine new
home on lot purchased of Bronze EN-
berson, has the foundation completed
and will commence work on the frame.
Miss Gertha Prindle who is employ
ed in Olson & Bluske's store spent
Sunday at her home at Romance.
A.F.Sehubert and family have rent
ed the rooms formerly occupied by Ed
ward Bean and family.
Stoddard News Girl.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-17
AROUND THE COUNTY
UTICA

Towervillt, May ia large gather
ing attended communion services at
kickapoo Sunday.
Norris t. Bergen, Ira and Louis
fainter of Niroqua were Sunday visit
ors at the fainter home of this village.
Ben Heavrin of Rising Sun vicinity,
passed through the village Monday.
Mrs. Tom Barton and son Keith
returned to her home in Seneca the
first of the week.
Ole Hjeile, W. p. Phalin and Carl
Stevenson delivered tobacco Thursday.
Mrs. f. Briggs and brother, Merrill,
autoed to Prairie du Chen Sunday to
visit Mr.. Briggs, who is i'll at the
Sanitarium of that place.
The social held at the Star Valley
school Saturday night was well at
tended.
/. C. Morkri and son Austin deliver
ed calves at Soldiers Grove Tuesday.
Arnie Christensen was in this COM
munity buying tobacco last week.
Miss Aleda fainter motored to Gays
Mills on business Thursday of last
week.
Knute Dregne purchased several
hetd of cattle from Mr. Mccormick
last week. Edwin Dregne and Melvin
Burke assisted him in moving some
onto his farm Tuesday.
Our school closed a very successful
year with an interesting program and
light refreshments Thursday.
O. K Hjelle is i'll at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson attended the
L. A. S. at the Jens Bolstad home on
Thursday
Oliver Engen is moving onto farm
near Avalanche, his brother Oscar of
Viroqua is assisting him.
Ole Wangen and family were Sun
day evening callers at Erick Dregne's
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-17

| ny Of lots and blk
Bert Coy Atkins Add: Lots and 8 biz
John Downing Ewers Add: 81 of lot 2 blk /
John Downing outlet No Blk / Ewers Add
Hans Simonson lots I-23-2< eJz Of z a. ~ blk
z J Anderson lots 20-2I VII Of 2 ~ blk !
E Anderson lots 1919 blk 1
liver Sovde Est lot blk
c q L Jordan lots 10-11-iS-14 blk 9
Thoa Lenox lot u blk
VILLAGE or sPRINGvTLLE
Mrs Tom Olsen lots 1876 blk
Mrs Tom 0Isen lots 1-2-3 blk 2
J NJ Shreye hlks b-e-7-s
J NJ Shreve blk q Of
VILLAGE or VICTORY
49, 49, VILLAGE OF VIOLA
John Kobes Wards Add lots g and "a blk 6
o Grimm Wards Add lot 20 blk Q
John Tilley Wards Add; Pt SEX seA n 81
river sec 10 twp II " 7G-lO0 acres
Denver Lowrey sommers Add: LOT 8 blk
Herman Kellogg S0mmers Add; 60 II front los
CITY or vIRoQUA
Herb Morrison Original plat: sH lot and
Harry Dennis Original Plat Lot biz II
Emil Hanson County Add: Com ies n Of nw
cor Blk II. thence n 90 4 iib # &c II
If5 II u lots SO blk 10
Earl Getter County Add Lots s-i0 blk IL
w G DEWITT Weedcns Add Lots 4-5 Blk Z
z S Stretsbery Gees Add Except rds y end
Ray Bowman Goes Add: Lot 10
Ray Bowman Goes Adds LIT IL
ADna Rnrr JOeH Aq1s Lot -
L Smith Dinsdale Heights: Lots fe-ze-2l
also com At sw cor Of lot thence a 10 ne
cor iot p 10 rds 10 line Of lot thence
" 70 BEGIN. lots
Martin Jenson com at q point where tie n line
OF Court 81 intersects the W line Of VIA
Ave thence n 8 rds rds rde rs3a
Ole 0 Ostrem MA neH sec 8 twp ~ range
rs acres more or less
w II Morgan com 3 rds Of Ew cor biz
Deekerz Add; thence IL rds 70 hide
10 r4 " 5000 acres.
Mira Bert Mason ~ nwM sell zee 81 twp Is
range 4 W a. recorded IN vol 81 page Ell
Record of Deeds
J Pugh com At ne angle Of Decker 81 and
H1yer Ave thence n rdn IL rds "a n
60 70 70 side Of Decker 81 " nlors
Decker q % begin sec u twp ~ range
G1-100 acres
Chris DaVfk Lard a. described IN Vol n p.xs
te1 Rextstsg Of Deeds O61ee, Esznon CO. WI
ANUFD BELLA1gr County zrszswa.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-17

4
Simeon Collins pt Of wiz neh between Gene
terry and blk sec 81 AZ
Robert Pierce gt q swA SEA lying rds :
OF lots "a blk section 81 az
Otto householder lot and n Of lot 8 blk
Simeon Collins lots S-e-7-s blk 4 sec 81.
VILLAGE OF DE SOTO
Tower Est n pt of lot sec 10 twp IL range
G r bartholomew 50 # in block facing Main
Anton LakaskewH nwA seA sec I5 twp ii
range a20
Anton Lakaske lots is and le
Anton Lakaske neh nwA sec is twp II range
Anton Lakaske nwH nwK sec Is twp II
asa. S part Of lot 4e
Mrs Harris nh of lot and 81 of lot
Reiser Est y Of lot 4 blk
VILLAGE OF HILLSBORO
Joe Bruha original plat NJ Of lot and lot
Mike Norwalk Linds Sub Div of Shears add /:
lots 4-5-6-7-s-9 blk
Mike NorwaIk lot ~ blk I
Alex Bass LIMBS sub. div Of Shears add: lots
Is and II blk
" 5 Riley Fields second add: lot Blk
Cinda Watson Watson's add: lot
VILLAGE OF LA FARCE
Laura Libby pt nwA nwA of sell sec 20 81
Mrs Phillips lots 44xi2o feet not plated in
swA mex Of Goodenougb tract sec 20
Milliston Bean q Lombard Plat: Lots 9-i2
II Potter. BaiIey's Plat: Lot and IA fl OF e
side Of y Of lot blk 2 sec 20
A v cowee Bailey's Plat Lot I blk 3 sec 20
T Nechurtal NV cor Of seh seH sec 20 as
al vol 80 page 63e-e13
Clarence Yeomans pt Of cor Of MY Of swA
A Straight lot Blk Thos Deyeans pIs.
Jas Maxwell lots i-2-s-4 blk Thos DeJeans
plat.
c A Wiiber lots s-4-5 blk 3 Thos DeJesns plat
Peter Bradvold Est ut neE svk one acre
more or less. vol 4e page 59l
VILLAGE OF NEWTON
: - VILLAGE OF ONTARIO
Warren West lot s blk
Warren West lot 9 blk
Alice Haskell ~ lot blk
Alice Haskell lot 8 blk
c y Menley Est sl4 Of lots and sx 50
II Of lot blk
Geo. Teal so r. Of lot Blk
Z 2 Paine sT p Of ns4 nvA zee . rs
rds thence " 70 iins between sections
and 8. thence 70 st thence 20 place Of
begin. See. twp u 2 v II lots
sec 5 running . s5 I'd thence y 70 . point
ia line with side Of Div st thence IN
line with side Of Div 81 thence east along
place Of begin Pt SEA neH see twp "a
Martha ssndon land bezin. 81 /. point Z rds d
ming v rds rds rds a srds 70 place
Of bexin. Gee twp t4x1w
John Williams land " Of Div q Of land own
ed ~ Dr. Devine "a Of land owned by A
Haney ami Of land formerly owned ~
w snndon sec twp "a r2w
II c Haskell Est land begIn IS feet u NV
cor Of Public Square running on side
Of Garden ST 30 Il thence "a # thence
30 II. thence 81 II on q side of Main 50
% place Of i,egni. See
VILLAGE OF READsT0wE
Hans Sfrnouson 6 tract Ia Be cor Of nwA s~N |
containing az acres, more or less. sec twp
IL w az acres
Thos Pugh . Tract CON rds 9 Of the ne cor
Of blk 9 original plat side Of river run |
ming rds rSs rdz rds % be9ir /
Eliza Switzerland original Dlat aids Of river !
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-17
Garner Hill, Gladstone, N. j., Sells
Rat-Snap, He Saws

~ sell and use RAT-SNAP. Like
TO look any man in the face and tell
it's the best. It's good" People like
RAT-SNAP because it "does" kin rats
Petrifies carcass--leaves no smell.
Comes in cakes-no mixing to do.
Cats or dogs won't touch it. Three
sizes, 35c, 65c, S1.25. Sold and guar
anteed by o. e. Davis, Druggist.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-05-17

river as described TO o. II. Larson, as recorded
IN vol, as page 533, Record Of Deeds sec
SO a10
Chas Cooley lots "a blk 6, Mechanics Point
sec 80
Chas Cooley pit sell sell as described In vol
6S page 2e2 Record Of Deeds, sec 33 al
Lyman Kyser EST. sell nwL sec "a a40
cor described to Pearl Beaver sec 81 ass
Richard Arnold. sell nwA sec IS a40
Richard Arnold swN mex Of hwy sec35 al
river sec IS a15N
Richard Arnold that pt of nwh sell Of road
running e and W ex r right Of way
sec IS a25
Richard Arnold that pt Of swA SELF Of
river ex cemetery site and right Of way
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
By DWiG

was visiting her brother, Mr.. Rob-
ert Pearrell's family, near Little
Georgetown, is now the guest of
her brother, Mr.. Harvey Pearrell, Of
this village.
Mr.. Jepthal Newkirk and family,
of Pittsburgh, are guests of his ia
ther, Mr.. George NeWkirk, near
Little Georgetown.
Mr.. AIDE Robbins, wife, father and
mother visited the historic banks of
the Potomac yesterday on fishing
intent. They returned later in the
day with fifteen fine bass which tip
ped the scales at ten pounds.
Messrs. l.. Dewitt Gerhardt Sr..
]. O. Henson, NJ K. Butts and son,
were in our village and vicinity, this
week.
Mr.. Samuel 0linger, wife and
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Crawford,
were visitors at the home Of Mrs.
Crawford's son, Mr. George Craw-
ford, one day, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Welty, OF
Martinsburg. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Lemuel Drifting and other
friends in this vicinity
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29

in her purple room, waiting for
news.
Upon her first entrance thee was
a great round of applause, and she
smiled. She know it was given
goodnaturcdly, because she was a
stranger among them. and because
they had heard great things of her;
but she knew, too. that they expect
cd her to earn it, She advanced
nearer the footlights, the action Of
the play proceeded. And presently
she bean to sing
The house grew silcut-as silent
as the houses in Paris, in Rome, in
London when she was singing. In
stinc6yelv, psychically, someway,
she felt that she was winning. Her
tinnCss was not counting against
her, as it had not counted abroad.
in spite Of the fears of her teachers.
Her eyes driftod from the leaders
baton. wandered over the house.
and seemingly drawn by his eyes,
found TraSk He was standing in
the rear Of the box, leaning forward
a bit, 50 that his face was out of the
h''t-'''"H' Gnu Il t1Ii' ld+i Vi UilldH WIS
seated just below him, by the rail.
Gypsy grew rigid Exciting ali
her Will, she tore her eyes away,
tined to concentrate on what she
was singing. She forgot what had
passed and what was yet to be
done. The great mass of heads
seemed to rise at her threateningly
out of the great pit beyond the foot
lights.
The audience, remaining silent
until she fell, broke into applause
here and there, and a wave of sym
pathetic whispering spread. And
then the curtain fell, shielding the
men who had run to her aid.
They carried her to her dressing
room and laid her upon the trunk
a great pile of costumes beneath
her. Nanny, kneeling at her head,
and the stage-manager, clearing
them away with small gentleness,
dragged Trask forward.
Take them away" he said His
voice was low-pitchod, dominant,
and the etage-manager drove them
off-a hushed, demoraized throng.
Then he closed the door and took
her from Mammy's arms, his face
as white as Gipsy's.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29

talk Of three words until the
sned; his would
big for inspiration That while Laayettes
commented the that America
She had done the probable
But Nous
But to whom could the have asorbel?
ershng Chief Of the A. a Pari
journalist said 1915 what Cambonne said
Waterloo about the Old Guard highly
Stripes edited Paris junior officer Of
fyates the chance Of its life to do BLACK
by assigning him which has world
f. is nearly all Authors
But the people do just the opposite and majority
have been quite 1Udicou8 choosing their Sources"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29


ments Of engineering and medicine
to women
Manuel tunes, inventor Of the
ukeleIc, the musIcal instrument ol
Hawai-, has died at his nome in
Honolulu.
has been expelled from Germany
because she has persisted m peace
propaganda.
Practically all Americans nave
boycott OF half OF France II the
landlords and merchants continue
their excessive profiteefing.
Horse lovers throughout the
in the endurance test ride to be
held near Colorado Springs, Aug
ust l to s.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
By Fred Jackson


What is it you say" she breath
cd
lie was silent.
Her hands went out to clutch his
shoulders violently.
Say it," she cried. Say i'll"
Her voice broke.
THAT love you?'
They stared into each others
eyes.
But you did not follow? You did
not seek me out?'
81 tried" he said. After you
won success / couldn't. 1t would
haev been reminding you. 1t would
have been like claiming No, I
meant never to seek you out. You
promised to come back. | meant TO
wait What is it,
She flung herself against him tn a
torrent of tears. Her arms encir.
cled his neck, clung to him.
"Gipsy.' he cried unbehevingly.
Kiss me-" she cried. kiss me!
Kiss me. And hold me with all
your strength! K;ll me! But new.
er stop loving me, Never. There's
nothing else | want"
The stago-manager threw oven
the door and stood there. staring in.
And at the sight that met his aston
ished eyes he grew quite red.
Adeez is ready to go on" he
said. IF Mile Wilde is indisvosed."
"Areez?' cried she. Never.
VIII sing, I, Givsy Wilde, for the
!ast time as have never sung for
Parls or London nor Berlin"
And she turned to Trask. her
eyes aGlow.
Go back to your box she said;
Tor | shall sing to YOU"
And as the curtain rose again and
she stopped upon the stage. the ap-
plause broke out like thunder. But
her eyes were for the one box,
where Trask stood in the shadow of
the curtain, watching her and lis
tening.
She had tested the love of the
multitudes that men call fame, and
was casting it from her, as a child
casts a bauble that has ceased to
amuse, was castin it away for tho
love of one man.
For, after all, wild or tanned,
woman Is q woman,
THE END.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29

~G.psy!9 he called in whisper.
She opened her eyes and looked
up at him. For an instant she smil-
ca radiantly' half raised herself,
apparently forgetting, and then hor-
roF daWned In her great eyes and
slckemnE fear and that old icy rage.
Gypsy. he whispered appeal
mS'y'
Sne made no answer but she
stiiIencd in his arms, suddenly tried
to tear ferselt free. He released
her' ana she Strengthened, stood
trembling, hor eyes on nm.
am hetter now; tank YOU"
she s&Ea' nave never been taken
so Delo.e and wanted to do so
Wen
n SOD cFe1t INTO her voice She
threw EacN her head, her eyes shin
ing With tears, You will pardon
me- she SAD; II must go back and
sing must sing.
iier hf2ft was fluttering at the
slGht O. MIN; weakness
that was W9lI-n'gh oyermasterinG
,rcpt over her The longing for
hihl-Inf ms arms, for his lips, de-
h!ed 'Aeae many years-left her
snaE.hg'
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made on their crops.

made on their crops.
The series Of wool auctions now
going on in England are very sue
ccsslul, both the continent and
America buying considerable wool
of all weights.
Because he lied about the amount
Of money he had a Brooklyn butch
er was made to pay 500 percent
more than the original fine which
the judge imposed on charge OF
! keeping an unsanitary shop.
An American girl, Miss Irene
Hayes, made a spectacular depart
ure on the liner Acquitania, catch
ing ship as it was leaving the har-
Dor. Sine flew in an airplane to
Cherbourg and then took a motor
boat out to the ship.
The two Colorado senators re,
GENTLY received letters from the ed
itor of a leading newspaper in their
state which said in part that III
is better to encourage business to
p"oy1Ge JOBS for eX-seryice men
than to pay a bonus"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
NORTH MOUNTAIN

North Mountain, July 27,-Mrs.
Viola Barnhart, of this place, who
had the misfortune to dislocate her
arm at the shoulder this week. was
taken to the City Hospital and re-
eeiyed medical attention. This is
the third time this kind of accident
has occurred to this lady
Roy Hull, an adopted son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Hull, of the Allen
vile section, had the misfortune tC
be thrown from the hay wagon, on
the premises of D. II. Newkirk, at
Little Georgetown, one day this
week and sustained broken arm.
The accident was caused by the
horses starting suddenly.
Mrs. Britner, of the county, who
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
Photographed NEWS
FROM everywhere:

According to importers, the lace
and embroidery industries are i'm
proving,
Six fighters were injured in bull
Sghts in Madrid one day last week
Twenty vessels have been char
tered to bring coal from Australia
to San Francisco,
Walter Paterson, of Bridgeport,
Conn, will attempt to swim th2
English channel this summer.
The Nyusha imperial university
Of Japan has opened its depart
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
BARNES NAMED
AS FUEL HEAD

Charleston, July 81, = ]. Waltef
Barnes, treasurer of the STATE
Board of Control was appoints
fuel commissioner by Governor Nor
San today to represent the state n
cooperating with the federal gov
ommcnt authorities in carrying ouk
their plans for distribution of coaE
Air. Barnes was fuel administrator
of the state during the war, when
tho coal supplies were under con-
troll Of the fuel administration.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29

tice Of the Peace ". J.. BOughnef
raised the amount Of appeal bonds
from $3.50 to $500 and Magistrate s
\. Poster announced he would take
similar action in all suits brought
/ before him.
John T. Gibson, who Sptcmbey
III would have reached his 101
year, died at Huntington Gibson
vas born in Ulster, ireland, came
70 this country at an early age,
fought in the Kansas border wars
before the Civil War, and settled
n Huntington in 1874 Reaction
following an attack OF pneumonia
was responsible for his death.
The Fairmont and Cleveland Goa
Co., filed 100 eviction suits before
Justice Of the Peace j. l.. Bloodher,
Of FairmOnt, against the miners on
the property Of the company at
Rlye8yille. 1t is said that this ac-
tion has been taken by the com
pany in order to permit them tt.
carry out the "inyitation" Of Presi-
dent Harding to resume operations
md also because the minors are in
arrears for rent.
Telephone and telegraph proper
ties like those OF other public ser.
vice corporations, showed an in
crease for 1922 over last year, bring
ing the total to $11,40S,6S3.51 as an
nounced by the board of public
works at Charleston. The total in
1921 was $9,102,969.
Writs of mandamus against the
Blue field Water Works and i'm
proyement Co., and against the
county court of Richie county were
issued by the Supreme Court, in
cases argued before it Wednesday
In the case in which r. NJ, Smith,
proprietor of soft drink stand at
a local amusement park sought to
have the Sunday closing ordinance
declared invalid, decision was post.
poned until the full court resumes
7ittings after the vacation.
Raymond McHenry, aged %, and
his son and nephew were burned to
death on McHenry's farm. fourteen
miles east of New MartinsvilIe
when a vessel of gasoline being
used to spray hennery for lice,
ignited from the flame of lantern
The son was three years of age
and the nephew whose name was
Black, was Is.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
SYNOPSIS

Tx SYNOPSIS
aTeddy Traak brought little sisters
lsred orphan Europe
lovely Gipcy
seriously Lightly ny
child day marry
learning that engaged Gypsy Pe9gys
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS.

Coney Island--Pal Moran, of New
Orleans. got the decision over Bob
by Michaels, New York, twelve
rounds.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1922-07-29

tice Of the Peace ". J.. Boughner
raised the amount Of appeal bonds
from $3.50 to $500 and Magistrate s.
A. Poster announced he would take
similar action in all suits brought
before him.