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Strands Ne,o Lobby.

FINISHING touches on the new lobby
of tho Strand Theater were COM
pleted last week and the work on the
now entrance was declared done by
Allen T. Sparrow. general manager
Of the theater.
For four months workers have la
bored on the entrance for the Strand.
and while the Job was difficult, and
At times inconvenient, not a single
performance was omitted nor were
patrons disturbed by the noise of the
builders. The new lobby compares
favorably with those of other WASH
ington theaters.
The walls of the new entrance are
of a cream color and the ceiling is
finished in ivory. Artistic lighting
fixtures add to its appearance. A
bronze-finished case. has been placed
on the east wall to herald the COM
ing vaudeville and picture attrac-
tions.
Four large electric signs have been
place along the top of the new
maruuise, with a small electric sign
for the names of the current attrac-
tions. +.-.,
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EROM membership in male quar-
tet with a burlesoue show to the
pinnacle of stardom. in fifteen years, Is
the stage history of George Sidney.
who has the leading role OF Aaron
Hoffman's new comedy. "Give and
Take"
.Mr. Sidney first appeared on the
stage as a member Of the Bison City
Quartet with one Of Fred Twins bur-
lesque companies, OF which Harry
Cooper was also a member. After a
wear or two IN burlesque the quartet ad-
vanced to the vaudeville stage, and It
WAS at this time that E. d. Stair, recog-
nizing Sidney's personal popularity with
vaudeville audiences. discovered In him
4 potential card for the then powerful
stair & IIavlin circuit of theaters.
Under the Stair management Mr.. Sid,
nsy toured the country for several years
in . character known as Busy 1zzy."
mbued with desire to cover tho
metropolis, Mr.. Sidney abandoned his
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Current Attractions
AT THE THEATERS THIS WEEK.

NATIONAI-Banum Was Right. comedy. Opens this
POLrS-Frank Tinney, Day Dill" musical Opens this
evening.
GARRICK-"Gve and Take" comedy. Opens this evening
PRESDENTAbies Rose sixth week. Perform
this evening. :.
KEITHS-Duncan Sisters vaudeville opens
afternoon.
BELASCOWason Sisters Shubert vaudeville Opens this after
COSMOS-A Paper Paradise vaudeville opens
afternoon
STRAND-Wi vaudeville. Opens this afternoon.
GAYETY-Bedns "Chucles" Opens this
PRESDENT--(Wed nesday) Elsie Janis, vets benefit.
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Alfred Cortot Thursday.

Alfred Cortot, the French pianist
a declared poet of the piano., VIII
appear under the local management
Of T. Arthur Smith. Inc, at the Ma
sonic Auditorium Thursday evening
at 8:15 o'clock as the third artist IN
the master pianist series. Critics in
all parts Of the civilized world have
recognized Cortots genius and abil-
ity. 1t has been said that he plays
with a polished elegance. and q re-
fnement Of style that leaves nothing
to desire or imagine.
The program Thursday evening
will include "Etudes Symphoniques,
Schumann; LES 81 Preludes." Chopin:
"Etudes en- Forme de False,~ Saint
Saens: "Bouree Pour Ia Main Gauchc
Seule." Saint-Saens; la Cathedrale le
Engloutie." Debussy: "Jeux D'Eau,
Ravel; "Seguidillas," Albcniz, and
Second Rhapsodie." Liszt.
Seats may be obtained from T. Ar
thur Smith, Inc, 1906 q street.
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co-directors Of the President Players.
Miss Janis and the President Play
ers will appear in a series of scenes
from George v. Hobart's famous COM
edy, "Ruddies," while Graham velsey,
now appearing in Baltimore, is maxi
ing a special trip to Washington to
appear in the Donald Brian role of
this comedy. The famous Bud
dies Quartet" from New York is also
scheduled for an appearance, and
Miss Janis Is expected to re-enact
the skit she played in all over France
during the war.
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marie Murphy, the daughter OF. an
Irish contractor. The religious scru-
pies Of both families have been fur
ther outraged by the fact that the
marriage was performed by Meth
odist minister.
Wednesday night the President
Thearrr will be turned over to the
Womcl:s Overseas Service League.
who VIII present Elsie Janis and the
President Players in scenes from
George V Hobart's famous comedy,
"Buddies'' The famous LIE Paradis
Band also will be a feature of the
program, and the "Buddjes Quartet
also will appear on the program ar
ranged for the benefit of wounded
soldiers now in Washington hospi-
tails.
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Marguerite D'Alvarez Friday.

Marguerite D'Alvarez, pronounced
by many critics the greatest contral
to OF modern times. will be heard
again in recital at the National Thea
ter, under the local management of
T. Arthur Smith. Inc. Friday after
noon at 4:30 o'clock. Nine. D'Alvarez
has a voice-ef somber, indescribable
richness of tone color. which distin-
guiShes 1t from many eontraltos. In
the sort of romantic music where
"strangeness is added to beauty" she
is said to be unsurpassed. Her vocal
resources are opulent. and she has a
voice of extraordinary power and
range.
Her program follows: 20 Dove That
Flying" arranged by SCHNEIDER: NO
body Knows de Trouble I've Seen"
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All for the Wounded Vets.

EOR the all-star theatrical benefit
to be given at tho President Thea
ter Wednesday night, at $50 o'clock,
by the Women's Overseas Service
League of Washington for the benfit
of wounded soldiers in Washington
hospitals, at which Elsie Janis. the
noted stage cemedienne. will appear,
ths President Theater and the entire
cast of "Abie's Irish Rose" has been
donated to the entertainment py
Arthur Leslie smith and Henry Duffy.
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'BELAsCo-Watson Sisters.

The famous Watson sisters, Fanny
and Kitty, in their own vaudeville
revue production, Stolen Sweets" !"
will be the attraction at the Belasco
this week, opening with the matinee
this afternoon.
Besides the regular performance to-
night, which win begin at pm.
there will be a special New Year
eve show starting At 11:15 Pm. with
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P0LI'S-Frank Tinney, 'Dafy
Dill"

"pary pill," with Fralk Tinhey as
star Of the cast, Is slated for Polfs
is described as "musigirl" comedy
that lives up to the best traditions Of
the house Of Hammen1rstefn, Oscar
Hammerstein. I'd. supplied the lyrics
in addition to collaborating with Guy
Bolton in writing the book Herbert
Stothart, who flashed into the lime
light three seasons ago as the latest
Hammerstein '.find," composed the
tuneful score. Julian Mitchell staged
the production.
The Broadway cast, in addition to
Mr.. Tinney. inclues Guy Robertson,
Marjorie Leach, Jerome Daley. Jose
phine Stevens, Jay Manners, Mary
Howard, Frederick Renoff, Loris Lee,
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GAYETY-Bedini's "Chuckles." !"

Next week Jean Bedinrs "Chuckles
Of 1923" comes to the Gayety Thea
ter. This is a unique attraction. be-
ing the first American burlesque to
appear in London. Sent over purely
as an. experiment, an all-summer run
eventuated. It is promised to be
gorgeous in its ten stage settings and
many changes Of costumes. Tho cast
includes Cliff Braedn, Hoard, Coo Coo
Morrisey, Jane May. Elaine Beasley.
Betty Burnett, tho London Oxford
Girls, the Sterling Saxaphone Four
and q lively beauty chorus.
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Paul Whiteman's Orchestra.

Washington dance lovers are prom.
ised rare treat Thursday night, jar
uary II, when derotees of terpsichor
will have the 'oppert unity TO dance Il
the siraiI iIs Of Paul Whiteman music
Arrangements have been made for .
dance in the large ballroom of the
City Club with the famous Paul White
man Cafe de Paris Orchestra supplying
the music.
Tickets are now selling at T. Arthur
Smiths. Inc, 1906 q street. northwest
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Ben Mulvey. Ethel kinley, Gerard
Gardner. Gladys Nagel and host of
talented specially artists. A large
beauty chorus also puts spirit and
grace into the many songs and dances.
4 Hammerstein show always has a
colorful background, and this latest
effusion Is filled with stage pictures
which in color and splendor rival the
foliage of the tropics.
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Arcade,

The Arcade will usher in the 1928
dancing season with matinee dance
from ! to 6 tomorrow and q preten-
tious New Year celebration dance
in the evening. The remainder of the
week will be devoted to nightly.
dancing programs, except on Thursday.
when a series OF exciting Lucky Spot
dances will be staged.
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New York Symphony, January 16.

under the distinguished guest con-
Guctor, Albert Coates, and with Nine
Frieda Hempel. the famous prims
donna. as the solois:. will he heara
in the fourth concert of this seriet
in the National Theater Tuesday aft
ernoon JanCary IL
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Enid Markey, the talented young
comedienne of the cast of "Barnum
Was Right" has written and had publ
lished many poems and short stories
At the present she is engaged in get
ting material for a tome she is PLAN
ming TO write on The -Theater-Its
Back Stage" D.
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John Charles Thomas, January 12.

John Charles Thomas. the American
baritone. wfHr be heard in recital al
the National Theater Friday after
noon. January IL. at 4:3o o'clock. un.
der the local management of T
Arthur Smith Inc. -'
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the winter as the old minstrel show was OF
the summer presented mprompu basis and
gave people who CHANGED to lack opPo
gather often quite literally oth
independent factors ana are
' @ ~ Wv 49, ~ ho;d hesbt The method Of puryevng amuse
changed but audiences have not There no longer
Dumpty bid the world evei the
Jack Frost the stage with acew
prin espnden Christmas pantomie nor do favor
holiday their particular seasons
standardized industry with ad
The players VINO
often they in the railway get
track the locomotives exist only pmy day reeo
ion depended making the
railway fares the replaced by men
with business backing and the stranded mas os MS s'" p
in the vocabulary player folk many
that they can secure
reliable financial backing and that wander tar he
will eventually be restored to their beloved Broadway
UDENCEs They retain their old
IA liking They love pendors OF
accept of questionable comedy Tor
geg They also love the PLAIN stories OF
youthful and triumph the face OF dhues wei
when not told with very delicate
nnesse regarded hrst
put STILL iavorte motion pictures The od
with Denmn Thompson and Way Down
East the speaking survived as
Similar instances yet the financial
sense expressing with
more lavisne than opuence detail
priced than the straightforward sentiment that SO heartily
NE remarkable played in Washington
that a M Irish & ko and hs to s hree wE Ri Eea
~G % % e5nadae n9n o4 y I t
formerly regarded
dstne, wen supplied with ready As costs
the that Uncle Sam d not suthee
Then population during war
big enough provide for anything that has
s % a' @ G1 s dsRss s9 es ass
Irish has
"A scrutiny back to first principles popular enter
suggestion. eganc but tells which sounds
auditor feel like rising from his and
sentments!' The has charm for the
highly cultured but artificial and speaks the
which
offer and the moral the story quare the
absolutely useless politics religion
devoted
brain dazzling but it heart-warming
magnihcence of the popular desire for something
1t has settled New York
discussing Warhed described shyock
without declaration he Shyock
popular find time and patience substitute
his personality that OF Irving the and memorable
the Wrhed hitherto
fccton and long stride when he the embodiment of
pride and pacable The irresistible
The Music Master him
his William Shakespeare,
Baos personal triumph in having given the story of old Venice
I1E FRENCH DOLL designed display
dainty highly artificial title implies 1t
the tghtsome which
though which
French farce The Monster initiative of the thriller
constant rattle OF plot mechanism keep the and
Irene English
With all
and beats the record JOHNSON
All fo.. H. TKa~7I ILL.,
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Denishawn Dancers. January 10.

Ruth 81. Denis. Ted Shawn and thu
Denishawn dancers will be presentet
to Washington's art lovers by 7
Arthur Smith. Inc. at the Nationa!
Theater Friday afternoon. January IL
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arranged by Burleigh; caro- MID
Ben" Giordani; "Yorzeit," Siberia
Transformation" Watts; DO MOI
Go, My Love" IIageman; oh, Mer
From the Ifclds." Hughes: Come te
the Fair" Martin; Les -Couronnes.
Chausson: Mai" Hahn: De Reye.'
Debussy; "Pannyrc aux Talons DOR
Poldowski. and a group OF Sparist
love songs. Nine. D'At~arez- will b
assisted by Lois Mater at the piano.
Tickets may he procured from T
Arthur Smith, Inc 1906 q street.
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SANDY RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs James Frott and NH
Lake Howell attended the Ohio STATE
Fair al Columbus this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Sullivan
and family Of Steuhenville Ohio. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Wells. OF
Speide!. Sunday.
Several from this place attended the
Belmont Monroe reunion held near
Jerusalem.
Born. a daughter 70 Mr.. and Mrs. En-
NETT Fisher. Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Euclid Mcmillan and MI
and Mrs. George Wilcox. Of Bethesda.
accom- panied b Y their guest. Miss Anna
Lang. who is a student a. Northwestern
University. Illinois. spent Saturday
evening at the home OF their cousin,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F.. Fisher, of Speidel.
Mrs. Noah Purkey is suffering with
an attack Of the flu.
Florence Purkey. Of Glencoe. spent
Tuesday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
Noah Purkey.
Miss Fern Warrick. Of GAINESVILLE. &C.
compa MED by her friend. J. Willard Gif-
fen, Of New Concord. Ohio. were guests
of Misses Audrey and Inez Fisher Tues
day evening.
Miss Ruth Gill. of Bethesda. Is the
guest of Miss Orpha Mcmillan, Of near
Olivett
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assistant superintendent. Edward Bran
non: secretary, Mrs Estella Burrows
treasurer. W. s. Brannon,
Miss Sophia Kohn. Of Union street,
has accepted 4 position IN Blum Bros
store. She Will work on Saturday even
!nES.
Today being 4 holiday III" regular
meeting Of ,hr Rcllairr Ministerial as
sociat:cu. prhcdu'"d co~ in'EIy. has been
postponed un':i IN" following Monday
The EnElcs' baseball team az this city
Will inurncl Ia Pipe Creek tomorrow Tor
a d"uhl. hill with The fast nine or
that place.
-Four camdjdaios will he initiated At
The noNt regular mo"tinE q" Tho Am"ri-
Gus club tn h. held Thursday Of this
week At the club looms.
Officers for me ensuing year WI! 10
elected a. a meeting Of m" Woman :
R,hlo class Of the Frs: Reformed
church to hc held Tuesday evening at
the HON" Of Mrs. y. 7. Cash on Noble
street. Following the business session.
n social hour will'be enjoyed.
Misses Vera FrItchc. Eva Johnson,
celia Crow and Blanche Daugherty Will
leave tomorrow for trip through the
lake districts They will visit Niagara
Falls. Buffalo and points in Canada.
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HOUSE RAIDED BY
BELLAIRE POLICE

Charged with conducting and being
IN a d!Sorder!y house. John Johnson.
Marie Jackson and John Smith. all col
o-ed were arrested early sunday morn
ny ~ Officers Jewell and Starkey n;
he Johnson home. 2joS Belmon; street
Each Of tho rio later furnished S2'
band and was released. They will De
arra.gued Monday.
JohnSon'S wife recently went 10 Ala
hama for visit and \" used the oNror-
tun!;v 20 stage little celebration,
which MAS =; Its height when the off,
c"rs appeared.
IN addition - 10 foregoing. four
lnrerery were picked NJ carly sunday
morning by the local police. Thcy. also,
WI he nrrlIennd tomorrow.
Will Recover.
John Uarkala. local miner who was
In jur"d Is a fall of stone r. ~" Putt
20, mine oC .hc Cambria Collierl"S ,"nl-
PAW Saturday afternoon. will recover.
IL was stated =, tn" horsttal last even
ing Parka!a was hurt about The head
and IL was Hr,. feared ~" accId"yt
would prove fatal ~" - ah"u' 81 Years
Of age and resides on Forty-hrst street
Quiet Labor Day Here.
To-day. Labor pa,. will b" quietly oh
served IN R.llatr". no par,jruIa" coI"hra-
riun having boon llonu"d TIL" mines.
Industrial plants AMI lwsln"s houses
viii nc closed al d. "Nd tn" usual
holiday hours one'r.'d 40 tn" post
office. \ big dcI"Gr'.'u "f local Labor
union mon VIII part.,.rHt" n III" CcI"-
hra'Inn ~ Wheeling.
Schools Open Tomorrow.
Everything - IN :""dln"sS for N" open
nc ~ ,h,. city. p.r"rh,II and township
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McMECHEN

Mics Mary Morris Of Fifth street.
will entertain the members OF IN" Anna
Alta club nj her home Tuesday evening
\ splendid program has hccn arranged
for the evening It will include games
and other amusemcn;s. A. the close 81
the evening a luncheon VIII DC served
~ the hostess.
Official Board Meeting
The members Of tho official board OF
The First NJ F. church Will meet In tn"
1arlors Of the church whore they VIII
hold their regular monthly business
meeting At this meeting vii! take
place the election " officers FOR tho com
!ng year.
Aid Meeting
Members of the Ladies' Aid society or
the FRS, NJ. r church will meet in
the parlors Of the church this evening
where they will hold their annually
oorly business meeting. At this meet
INK viii take place tho appointing 0f
committee 10 hear tho report OF IN"
officers Of the society also the election
Of officers for the coming year. Sew
cral social affairs VII he discussed to-
gcthcr with other business OF tho go
rie,v This meeting Will include all four
divisions Of the society.
Missionary Society Meeting
Tho members of the Foreign Mission
arv sorlcty Of the First NJ. +. church
VII! assemble in the parlOrs of tho
church Tuesday evening where they Will
hold th"ir regular monthly business
meeting. At this meeting the members
will elect officers for tho coming year
and hear reports of the ofNcrcs for the
pas, wear. After tho business 81 the
evening has boon disposed OF social
hour will I've enjoyed
Shopcratts Meeting
Members Of the Federated Shopcratts
Will meet IN their hall on Logan street
, this morning where they will hold the''
regular business meeting. TIL" business
OF tho meeting will be disposed &C after
which n general discussion Of the strike
will take place. A. several or these
meetings the ministers Of tho dihorcnt
churches have been invited 10 address
The members.
Forign Missionary Society
The members OF the Foreign Mission
ary society of the Christian church will
hold their regular monthly business
meeting in the parlors OF the church
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Warren OF
Fourth street will he in charge Of the
meeting. After the business OF the
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the parade and tremendous ovation
vas given the rN-s oid'rrS a. they pass
I'd through n. streets. The banquet
WAS ser, cd 10y me Ladies Auxiliary
In tn" American Legion club rooms and
the Initiation WAS staged IN the Mas
un!c hail
Most OF the boys from hits city who
took part returned Sunday.
Few Arrests Made.
August was ON" ~ the duIlcSt months
Of the year with tho local police force,
approximately a score or arrests having
hfen made during that period. Ac-
t'v!ticS picked up somewhat Saturday
nigh, when seven offenders were gath
cred in.
To California
Joe johnson has resigned his position
as driver at the Central Fire station
and Will leave in a few days for ca
,iornla. lie will to aCc"mpa MED by Lee
Risl"r. Sr. Lee RIslcr. Jr. clarence
Risler and J. Coxcy. The party plans
to make the trip In automobiles. camp
ing along the way. They expect 10
spend two months en- route and Win
carry with them complete line OF
camping equipment.
Benaire Briefs.
Miss Lucy Ferren continues seriously
III a, her home on Guernsey street.
County Auditor 4. r. Fogle, OF ST..
-lairsviile, was a visitor in Rellaire Sat
urday.
Misses Mary RraInard and Mildred
Bryan have returned 70 their positions
in Blum's store after vacations.
J. g MCEelvey local jeweler. Will
furnish the prizes ror the meeting or
~ 1,,h
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Taliman. ~ East
Liverpool spent Sunday with relatives
in Rella!re.
The following officers for tho ensu-
ing vear have heen elected by the sun
dav school hoard Of the First Methodist
church: Superintendent. Floyd Deacon;
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HARDING EASED
BY COAL PEACE
Passing Of Anthracite Strike Is
Relief-Is Yet Facing
Rail ENHANCEMENT.

Washington. Sept. 3.--The passing ~
the anchraCi'" strike. i'm tn" opinion Il
officials to-day. has raised much OF IN"
burden of tho !ndU~rr:ar crisis from
Pres!den, Hardin; and tho admin5S,ra-
ton. il being pointed "rt' that although
rail sn,naglen"ntS ar" sal 20 p" ta,cd.
the governments de,Is;"H ON policy has
been taken. Attorney General Daush-
rrtv's legal action las, week IN seeking
20 restrict the scoop" hitherto taken ~
he strike by crafts unions who's" NOM
hers lef, the raU Serv:r" July I. appdr-
entity stood out a. Representative" 81
IN uralterable course which ;hr admin
.srration had adopted
Future Policy Marked.
Future steps 'uta!icd in n" policy
.~e considered m official circles to he
clearly marked. and tu ,NrIUd" posi-
nlitles ~ negotiations. m"diutious or
urher contract with transportation or
-anizatirus "Nrrp; insofar aS tn" en-
rnrcemcn' uf law. IN" persecution OF
iiSturheyS and u"Ssini" n" guardian ~
~.ilroad ccu,"JS. may occupy tn" ajteu-
tf"n Of responsible" Officers.
President Harding spent '"-da" quiet
l. a. tho White House. and whatever rc-
settlement nr ;h~ rail situation. lid not
occasion public COMMENT Secretary
Davis left for Moo, Heart. III. (" DO.
liver a Labor Day address
Labor Leaders. who - ''....'."d here over
the holiday. issued D., ,nrw'u, on m"
situation ;"-'ia'-
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meeting has been disposed Of social
hour will be held
Dykes Defeated

hour will be held
Dykes Defeated
The fast Dyke team was defeateu
Yesterday by the fast Woodland tea m
BY the score Ill The game was played
at Woodland. number Of LOCAL fans
were present and declared that the
Dykes played good game but the Wood
!anG team was too strong for them.
McMechen Briefs
Mr. and Mrs r. l. White Of Mounds
VILE spent yesterday visiting AZ the
parsonage Of the First Christian church.
The Roy Scout troop will not hold
their meeting this evening because of
the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Noiman have re
turned home after spending some time
in Akron. O.. visiting friends.
lanes Young has returned home after
spending n few days in Proctor on a
hurting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Corners left yes
tc-day for Buckeye lake whcr" they Will
spend some time on vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowman OF
Homestead, IA. are spending several
days here visiting friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Sn!dcr OF Mor-is-
town are spending some time here Wis
ltinE friends on Ninth street.
Mrs. w. II. Keller OF Marshall street
Is spending 4 few days in Martins Ferry
visiting friends
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sE1GE IMPORTED PLANTS;
FEDERAL MEN FEAR PESTS

Philadelphia. Sept. 3.-Shamrocks and
English Held daisies brought by pas
sangers arriving today on the White
star line steamship. Havcrford from
Liverpool. were among the plants seized
by experts from the federal department.
OF agriculture. Motto" vas gwen me
travellers that the plants would h"t oe
returned on the ground that they ar"
I.s,ad AZ carriers Of foreign pests and
weed diseases.
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COUGHS DISTURB SCHOOL WORK.

school to. hers should give the sa' 'e
advice to children who have coughs az,
this Florida teacher, Il recommended
Foley's Honey and Tar 10 IN" children
in nv school who had the flu and good
results came whenever !; WAS used
writes Mrs /. Armstrong. oEeschohee'
Florida Foley's Honey and Tar con
tains no op.a,es-inGrcdjent printed on
he wrapper stood the test OF time
serving three generations. Quickly re-
lleves colds. coughs and Group. throat
ches, and bronchial trouble. Sod Every
where.-Adv.