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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1922-11-09
Thanksgiving Proc
lanation Issued
By The President
Harding Calls on People of America
to Observe Thursday, Nov, 30.

WASHINGTON, Nov-Declaring
that the estate of the nation presents
very much to justify nation wide
and most sincere testimony of graft
tude for the bounty which has been
bestowed upon u.s." President Hard
ing in the annual Thanksgiving proc
lamation issued today calls upon the
American people to observe Thurs
day, November 80, as a day of
thanksgiving, supplication and devo-
ton"
The text OF the proclamation follows:
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Suggests Punishment
of Maryland Officers

Baltimore, Md, Oct. 3.--Ciovernor MIL
lar Of New York. has dropped claim 10
Walter Socolow. abducted from New
York city court during habeas corpus
proceedings. explaining in a letter %
Governor Richie. made public today.
that when he asked return OF Soco!"w
10 New York. he did NOT know the youth
was on trial In Maryland.
SoColow was arrested IN New YORK
FOR the murder of William Is. Norris
here on August Is. and was hurried OUT
of court just as Justice Francis Martin
announced dismissal Of habeas corpus
proceedings. to avoid repetition OF
the same proceedings. Baltimore ponce
officials have since explained.
Il appreciate the fact" Governor NIL
lers letter said. that 1t might De
Harmful 10 halt the triti tn- the pur-
peso Of s.nt'rc him lack the state
OF Nav YcrR fer hra 70 on the WIZ
Il haueas cCr3us. ard q course. II IS
for YOU TO balance the harm thus re-
sultinr against the evil effect OF oth-
GERS Of the law themselves being SuatF
Of disregard of lawful and orderly pro-
cedure 70 the point OF even deprlring
party OF constitutional right mas
much as YOU have decided that It would
be too harmful 10 halt Socolows trial
all that remains Is 70 d,termine how
N deal with the officials guilty OF the
disorderly conduct in question.
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rloycd at Fish Pot. has returned TO
this city with his family.
Mrs Henry Cox and little grandson.
Henry Cox. Ir.. are spending the week
with jay Awhile and family. Of Salem
Mrs. e. c. wiIford. OF Willow. was
shopping here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schauwcckcr
of rarkcrsburC spent Sunday here tho
guests of the formers mother. Mrs.
Mary Schauwcckcr.
Mrs Carrie Riggs, Of Williamstown,
spent several days here this week the
guest OF friends and relatives.
The high school football team mo-
torcd to Cairo Saturday and defeated
the Cairo high school by the score OF
80 10 O.
New Martlnsville hig hschool will
plav here Saturday. October I.
Following an illness OF but a few days
OF complications the result of advanced
acc. death came Sunday evening at 8
o'clock 10 Chas Bills at his home In
Billsville. He was pioneer resident
OF this vicinity. He was a devoted and
loving father, rearing large family or
children. four daughters and four sons.
all Of whom survive. They are; Mrs.
Ella Ankrom. Mrs. Roxy Core MISS
Mary Bills, all OF tHlS SllS, -h' - i'''
Houesman, Of Cleveland Ohio; William
V. Daniel. Joseph and Gordon Bits all
OF this city. There are several grand
children and great-gr.ndchildren. HIS
wife preceded him to the grave several
wears ago. Funeral services were held
at the residence on Tuesday afternoon
AT o'clock Interment in the St
Marys cemetery
Charles Lawrence. an aged resident
OF this vicinity. passed peacefully away
M his home al Q o'clock Sunday evening.
Mr.. Lawrence came here from Pennsyi-
vania several years ago. and was re
tired farmer and oil man. He Is sur
vived hv his wife and several children
and grandchildren. No funeral arrange
mcnts have been made owing TO waiting
for word from relatives AT a distance.
The Bar,,s, Sunday school observed
rally aav Sunday. October l. A large
crowd was present. and the promotion
exercises were nice.
The Peasants county fair will be held
here October A. and S. You are IN
Wired 70 come and spend the days with
your ncighhors. Make 1t n real hoH-
day The premium lists are now ready
for distrihutIcn. Remember the place
old Mill building. corner George and
Firsts streets.
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ness man, was the winner Of one or the
three automobiles given away last week
nj the Chrincrs' circus in farKersoure'
Richards held tho lucky number ior
the Buick car.
The contract for the building of m"
new junior high school was let to the
Albert Dyhre Construction company. or
Charleston. Their bid was submitted
as s6l.977 Work Is to be started on
the new structure by October ~ and
will be completed In four months, 1t
was announced today.
Mr.. and Mrs w r. Re!tz, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Durham and y. c. Jackson
have gone to New York to attend the
American Bankers association meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Rodgers returned
Sunday night from Tulsa, Okla. where
they spent the past three months with
their sons.
Mrs. Dennis Fogarty and son. JACK
who were guests Of Mrs. FoGarty's SIS
tiers, Miss Sadie Kelley and Mrs. J. o.
Potts have returned TO Buffalo. y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence White and son.
willard. have returned from Parkers-
burg, where they spent the weekend
at the home OF her father, John Pell,
They made the trip by automobile.
Mrs. J. w. Smith. Of Columbus. o.
who spent several weeks with relatives
In Middlebourne. and with her sister.
Mrs. George Bl!neherry. Of this city,
returned home Monday.
Among the young people from this
CITY who attended the w. V. L. VS.. Wes-
leyan football game at Fa!rmont, Sat
urday. were Prosecuting Attorney +. j.
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LOUISVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Bramball. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Clark and children. Mr.. Harper. James
Kilgore, Chas Bowies. Buce Clark.
Misses Mamie Clark and Mary Lodge
attended the Guernsey County Fair at
Washington.
Mrs. Sadie Hammer,e was shopping in
Wheeling. Friday.
Mrs. Cora Gray and Mr.. and Mrs. b.
NJ Summers motored TO Newark Sun
day and spent the day with Mr.. Sum-
mers brother and family.
Recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.
Wilcox were the latters parents Mr..
and Mrs. Elyale Barnes and Mr.. and
Mrs Jess Shepherd OF GAINESVILLE.
Their daughter Miss Mary wilcox and
Edna 10y. Grace Tost and DAVID
Thompson OF ST. Clairsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murphy visited
Thursday evening at the home OF Rev.
and Mrs. II. O. Teagarden. at Norris
town. Pa Rev. Teagarden who has
been serving the Morristown charge
was transferred by the late conference
% Yorkville.
Mrs H. NJ. Best of Alrichsville who
has been visiting local relatives left to
visit her son B. c. SINNERS at Lanira.
Mansell Arnold and Frank Dusmore
were business visitors at Wheeling, Fri
day.
Miss Ruth Lodge who is attending
Normal school at Bellaire visited the
week end with Sthel E.step.
Mrs. Walter McSherson and Catherine
Mcpherson at Barton.
John Under Of ST. Clairsville was
recent guest OF his father Will Lin
den
Sam Boner and wife and daughters
visited Sunday with friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elemer Neff and child
rem visited the formers father Christy
NeEt at st. Clairsville Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stanchina of Ban
mock were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. w.
{. Mcpherson Friday evening.
Sunday guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Moore were Mrs. George Porter. Mr..
Harry D!rch and Mr. and Mrs. George
Porter. Jr. Of Elm Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rinkus of Blaine
and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hummell OF
Littleton have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Eummell.
Mr.. William Locah teacher OF the
local school attended the Washington
Fair. Miss Catherine Porter had charge
of the schol In his absence.
Miss Edith Mcpherson student OF st.
Clairsville was III last week with .
gathered tooth.
Mrs Sara Gillian disposed Of her
personal property at public Sale Sat-
urday Afternoon A very large crowd
was present. After visit with Beth
esda relatives she will locate at Steu-
benville.
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BENWOOD
Phillips Funeral.

rhIupS FUNERAL
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
John Phillips. OF Boggs Run. who died
a, her home. will be held this morning
Eather Shoenen. Of the st. Johns
church. will be in charge. 1nterment
viii be made in Mount Calvary ceme-
terry.
surprics Party.
s surprise party was given last even
ing bythe many friends OF Miss Cath
crime Bonar, Of Sixth and Water streets
I, celebration OF her fifteenth birthday
A large number OF friends were present.
The evening was spent in games AT
late hour a luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Police Court.
Rsrnard Mcgee was the only one up
Tor trial last evening at the pohce court
He was fned the usual amount for being
Intoxicated was lectured and let 30.
He was arrested by officer Lander
To Play I1nSo.
Union high will play Mingo Saturday
afternoon on the fair grounds at wheel
,rs ThSswtl be the third game for the
,ocXr Aam ma A good one is eS-'
p.AedS The Hoosters will be out IN
force 20 back the locals and encourage
them as much as possible.
Mass Meeting.
Las, evening in the hose house. the
Darnocrats OF the district held a meet
Irg for the purpose OF furthering plans
FOR the coming campaign. committees
we're appointed and several names added
~ the committees that are already IN
onaration. 4 fine program was ar
ranged Mr.. Yoho candidate for state
senator, was the principal speaker or
the evening. with F. L. Shaw. or NC
Necher candidate FOR the school board
as an able second. W. j. Hawkins was
chairman OF the meeting. Messrs. Sna"'
Hawkins and Daley were hosts at a
ness meeting.
opened Once.
7 = Deexan and W. j. Hawkins
onansd their real estate and insurance
office Yesterday. The office IL located
nm south Marshall street. As botn men
arc we'll known here. they expect 10 90
a good business.
To Hold Meeting.
The different committees or tne be'ho-
cratic executive board VIII hold ousi-
ness meeting at the home or Mrs. lruaN'
no Seventh street. next Tuesday evening
A. this meeting matters or Importance
will be taken up.
Edward Cunningham. OF Wheeling
was a business. visitor in town yeseer-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs William Miller. OF "heei
Ing returned home after spending some
time here visiting friends.
Mr.. II. +. Staubs. of Marshall street
lef, Yesterday for Cleveland where he
will spend some time visiting friends.
Edward Warwick. of Martins FERRY
was business visitor in town yester-
day
Mrs. Alex Biggs. OF Cameron re-
turned home after spending some time
here visiting friends.
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WISE WOMEN

famous medical man OF ancient
times states regarding his writings ina:
they were but collection OF knowledge
obtained from the Wise Women.
Do YOU realize. thai in those times the
women. and not the men. knew about
the healing properties OF mediclnai
plants. roots and herbs: From the
earliest times. women had KnowIeuse
Of the treatment ot disease and or the
healing merit of roots and herbs.
lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Com
pound was originated by woman
lydia 2. Pinkham, and is now known
ard praised by women OF all ages. IL IS
nrepared from roots and herbs having
medicinal action OF great value In the
trea,men. OF troubles women so often
have.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-04
FRIENDLY

Friendly. Ohio. Oct 2-Dr. and Mrs.
J. o. Eddy were called to Pullman 10
see her brother. Claremont Nay. who
was painfully injured In an au''-Nh"
truck accident. The truck. which was
loaded with casing. overturned. pinning
Nay beneath the casing. His injuries
are believed to be not serious.
Rev. and Mrs. William Fallen have
been spending the past several days at
Fairmont attending the NJ. f.. church
conference. and visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Eliza Singleton. who was the
guest Of Mrs. Dolly Underwood. return
ed home to st. Marys.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Weekley have
gone to Ravenswood, for a few days
visit with relatives.
Russell Umpleby has returned from
Columbus. O.. having driven home from
that city a new Ford car for the East
man agency OF Sistersville.
Miss Madge Fletcher. teacher in the
public schools here. was the guest over
the weekend OF her parcntes at Mid
dlebourne.
Mrs. Henry johnson. having visited
her sister. Mrs. T. J. steele Of Sisters
vile. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Williamson and
son Eugene and Mrs. f. X. Williamson
we're in Marietta Friday. as business
visitors.
J. H. Umpleby has returned from a
brief visit at Pennsboro. ". Va
Mrs. Byron Nissan OF Shilo. was here
TO visit friends over the Weekend
Miss Ruby Cokeley and her guesS,
Miss Clara Jane Bell of Waverly. spent
To- hn
mers sister. Mrs. Clifford Carson of
the Ohio side.
Mrs. Delete Ice Of Smithfeld Is the
guest Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Merritt OF near here.
Dave Adams Of Kansas, who is spend
Ing several days with Tyler county rel
atives was the guest of his sister.
Mrs John Holmes.
Miss Alice Flesher and Mrs. ]. II.
Umpleby visited friends In Sisters
VILE Saturday.
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Alpha Alpha Club Entertained

The Alpha Alpha club was entertained
last evening at the home OF Miss MIL
bred WOODBURY. of Marshall street. Tho
evening was spend in the playing Of
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Mccoy. Miss Ellen Smouse. MISS VIZ
gIn;a Sharp and Francis Shinn. of Bel
ington. Mr. Shinn was en- route home.
having acted as best man at the "eo,
ding Of Miss Lucille Clendenning and
Alfred Sharp.
MISC Flora McCoach spent Monday
in Wheeling In the interest OF the Nc
CoachS& Mckay millinery store.
Harry Stoops. having spent two weeks
vacation with relatives here. returned
to Parkersburg Sunday night.
A daughter was born Sunday night TO
Mr.. and Mrs. John BoEgs. OF East
street
Edmond Leroy left Monday for Clarks-
burg, where he has accepted position
Mrs Lou Potts, Of Columbus. lnd.'
who was the guest of her sister-in-la~.
Mrs. ]. o. Potts, has gone to Parkers-
burg to visit friends
CITY Collector J. o. Garman. Mrs.
Garman and little daughter. Avis, have
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ST. MARYS

Rev. and Mrs. J. 2 Elliott and chill
dren. Of Huntsville. motored over and
spent the weekend here with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Downs left Monday
for Jeanette. Ia. where they will re-
side.
Mrs. Joe Ramsier left Sunday for New
Martinsville to visit with relatives. Mr..
Ramsier will follow IN 4 few days. He
will be employed there.
Born-Unto Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Birk-
heimer, a daughter. on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 80. Mother and babe are doing
nicely.
o. c. Childers and n. S. Russell Of
Willow. were business callers here Mon
day.
Judge Homer B. Woods. OF Harrisville.
was over Friday TO hold special term
OF circuit court.
Mrs. Robert Goerder. Of Grape Island.
was shopping here Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ~. ]. Oldheld and chill
dren and Mrs. Emma Oldfeld motored
to Cloverdale Monday and spent the day
on his farm.
Emery Garrison. who has been en-
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was from him The truck bed was
badly demolished.
Edgar Wilson. mail carrier Of Monon-
gahcla, Pa. returned 10 his work sunday
after a few days vacation spcn, with
his sister. Mrs. Bert Dague. and his
brother. Elmer Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom kimmins. Mr., and
Mrs. Gnly Clemens and children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Orlie Kimmins and children. Mrs,
Lydia Pattison and Mrs. Sadie Mo'ilum-
ply and childyen motorcd over 'he
mountains TO Tho Maryland line and
back Sunday.
Rev and Mrs +. S. Williams and
son. Frederick left Monday morning for
few days visit with friends in Beaver
county, Pa
Mrs. Cleve Crawford and son. Willis.
william and Willis Kimmins and Wayne
Stricklin returned to Wheeling Sunday
evening after spending the Weekend
with their parents in Dallas.
Quite a crowd from Dallas motored to
Viola Sunday afternoon to see the ball
game between Majorsrille and Viola,
The score stood 1876 IN favor of Ma
louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marry Kimmins and
children, Of Elm Grove. spent Sunday
with his mother. Mrs. Mary kimm!ns.
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returned from a visit Of week wi0
relatives in Waverly.
Mr.. and Mrs. R A. Broadw1tAf. N.
and Mrs. F. D. Mccoy and Taloots
Mccoy motored Saturday to Donors, Pa
ana returned Sunday. They were guests
OF Mrs. D. M. Anderson. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccoy.
Mrs. c. L. Richeson. who was operatod
upon for appendicitis In the sistefsvius
General hospital Friday night 10 ees'
ting along as we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. Richeson was before her marriage
Miss HIlda Tippins.
Mrs. NJ J. Hcnsell has gone to Buck.
harmon to attend the state meeting OF
the w c. T. union. Before returning
homa Mrs Hensell will spend q few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Whita
Mrs. O. S. RTrode. Of this city. and
her sister, MISC Elizabeth Kinkead. OF
Fairmont. are spending a few days II
Pittsburgh.
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DALLAS

Everybody enjoys a good time. All
right: come to Dallas Tuesday evening.
October 10, and on the lawn OF tho
Presbyterian church. meet your fufeads
for a social visit and have a chat over
steam,ng bowl OF oyster soup. a.
chicken sandwich piece OF pie. and q
cup Of delicious coffee. Or, II you would
rather do it. roast some weiners over a
big hot fire. Sounds good. doesn't? Re
member, Tuesday evening. October 10.
The Presbyterian Sunday school Is
doing it.
More About the Dallas Pair.
Everybody is talking about the COM
ing fair and homecoming that Will be
held in Dallas. October 21-22. Every
body who has something they think Is
pretty good and worth showing. bring
II along: that IS what your neighbor
Is going 10 do. You know what the
fair was like last year-it will be better
this Tell your friends who have moved
away that Saturday. October 81, will
be the best day of the year for them
to come back and renew acqusintances.
On the evening Of the goth. beside NOV
ing pictures and an address. there will
be a radio demonstration. Yes. It GER
tainly will be treat the whole fair.
Rev. J. +. Hockenberry returned Mon
day evening from FairTnont. where he
had been attending the annual confer
ence Of the VI. E. church. His many
friends will be pleased to know that he
has been given the Dallas charge for
the coming year. On next Sunday. Sab
bath school will be held ut 10 o'clock
and preaching at II O'Clock. This will
be the schedule for the next three
months.
IEhot oh haVa hnan a SpriOna Qrcf-
dent occurred Sunday morning In Elm
Grove. when O. l.. Kimmins' milk truck
was struck by street car In front OF
the State bank. The driver. Clarence
Buchanan. drove across the track to
avoid hitting a touring car and mis-
calculated the distance the street car
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SISTERSV|LlE

Sistersville. Oct. Mrs. J. w. Cush-
ing, grand trustee; Mrs. A. w. H!cK-
man, worthy ma,ron: Mrs. Il. T.. NC
Carney, Mrs. o. b. Buck. MIS- =. u
Kline, Mrs. John Richards and MISS
Hazel Jones will leave Tuesday lot
Clarksburg TO attend the annua! grahu
chapter of the Order OF Eastern STAR
The Middlebourne chapter VIII be repre-,
scented by Mrs. Anna HOFFMAN, 9raha
secretary. Miss Eta Barnes. grand
marshal: Mrs. W. w. Chr!sley, Mrs. f.
" Jemison. associate matron: Mrs. n.
p Rowmcr, worthy ma,ron; Mrs. T. +.
Mn Mrs. ]. E. Smith. and Mrs. Fred
Jones.
John Richards, local we'll known bust
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rames. music and dancing. A. a'e
hour a luncheon was served by the
hostess.
Mcdechen Briefs.
Rev. G W. Fuller OF the FIRST 'hrlS-
,ian church left for Rluciield where he
will attend tho conference Of the min
listers of the Christian state.
Miss Sara Wilkins. Of West Liberty
returned home after spending some time
here visiting friends.
Mss Lillian Yates. Of Cameran. re-
turned home after spending few days
here visiting friends.
Mrs. t. W Fuller and son Charles
left yesterday for Cameron where they
will spend the week visiting friends.
Harry williams. Of Logan street. re-
turned home after spending some time
in Powhatan visiting relations.
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upaMEN rAwARpED.

Judgment amounting TO $9l-.44 was
rendered in the case OF Abe Brown ana
Herbert Oppenhe!n. doing business as
So, Movses a Co. vs. o. r. Stautfer yes
tsraav afternoon in circuit. court by
Judge ]. B. Sommerrtlle.
The Moyses company was SUING for
money alleged 10 be due and unpaid on
insurance policies
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MECHEN
Xsrrtgan Death

Mr.. j. r. kerrigan OF Sixth street,
died at the North Wheeling hospital
Yesterday at 1880 o'clock. He was an
employe OF the B. & o. railroad. His
death came as a shock to the many
friends of the family as he was sick
hut three weeks and was taken TO the
hospital only four days ago. Beside
his wife he leaves two sons. No funeral
services have as yet been arranged.
II z. Services.
Rev. 2. L. FLANAGAN. Of the First NJ.
+. church. will take for the subject OF
his sermon this evening. Going For
ward" Rev. Flanagan has just return
cd from the convention az Fairmont ana
will talk on the progress Of the church
during the, last year. This will be the
first service Of the conference year.
q. Of r. r. Meet.
Members OF the B. OF L. 7. will meet
IN ter hall on Marshall street Thurs
dav evening where they will hold their
r.Sular business meeting. At this
s,ee;iug the routine matters will be dis
posed OF after which a social hour will
be enjoyed.
I. o. o. +. Meet.
Members of the |. O. o. F.. will meet
IN their hall Oh Marshall street Thurs
day evening where they in their reSu-
lar weekly business session ReGuIa.
routine business will be disposed OF.
after which = social hour VIII be en-
Joyed.
AL Day Session
Members of the Ladies' Aid society or
the Christian church will hold their reg
ular all day session in the church Thur 4
day. The forenoon and afternoon will
be taken up in quilting and needle
work and in the evening a business
session will be held.
Alpha Alpha Club Entertained
The Alpha Alpha club was entertained
last evening at the home OF Miss MIL
bred woodburn of Marshall street. Tho
evening was spend in the playing Of
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-06
INSTALLING NEW MACHINERY

The Auto Parts and Supply Com
pany is keeping pace with the latest
development in their line of business
as is evidenced by the fact that they
are installing this week, the first ma
chine Of the fourth model cylinder
grinder that has been placed on the
market, manufactured by Pete De-
Long of Wichita, Kansas. The new
machine will enable the local house
to grind cylinders in sire from the
smallest to the largest cylinders,
which is about Is inches in diameter
and 26 inches deep.
Mr.. McHugh says that they are
adding equipment to their shop as
fast as the machines used for their
class of work are being proven and
that they are equipped'now for grind
ing and reboring cylinders as well as
any shop in this part of the country.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1922-07-06
TUCKER SHOWING SOME
GOLD PICTURES THIS WEEK

1.-THE Great Impersonation" at the
Tucker Theatre Monday and Tues
day nights was one of the greatest
pictures ever shown in Liberal and it
drew good houses. Friday and Sat
urday alb ig First National release,
brand new Chaplin picture is the
bill. This is said to be Chaplin's
best picture and is among the very
latest releases.
Manager Tucker is advertising his
house as "the coolest spot in Liberal
and If you will drop in for a picture
you will find that he is telling it
straight. His ventilating system is
proving equal to the occasion and
makes a pleasant place to spend a
warm evening.