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Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-29
DO YOU2

Want to move TO Maynard to edu-
cate your boy or girl? Then buy a
home, save rent. Mine is for sal
Five rooms and two porches, good
garden, garage and barn, about %
bearing fruit trees, clear title. Pos
session September 18th. win sell
right if you hurry.
Want good car? Ford touring,
electrically equipped. Positively moth
ing wrong about it. Good shape. Cash
or bankable note. See or write at
once, as l am selling to leave.
46-2t Taylor StanfiIl, Maynard, Ark.
Pocahontas star herald., 1923-06-29

position in the schools at LaJolla-
Calf, and left for that point last sun
day. The neighborhood here regrets
his leaving and win wait anxiously
his return TO the leadership Of the
Orchestra, and the many other duries
wherein he was active.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom summers were
Sunday guests Of Gene Bass and fam
ily
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hear preaching and partake Of the
basket dinner.
Mrs. Mary Bates. who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. W. II. Glover,
has returned home.
The social at j. A. Crismon's last
Saturday night was very much en-
joyed by those present.
Gilbert and John Hagood were
guests of the Talbot family Saturday
night
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Announcement!

have leased the Baltz Shoe Re
pairing Business and win continue the
business at the same stand for some
time. Am prepared to do all kinds Of
first-class repairing, especially on la
dies shoes, such as heel covering, etc.
Yours truly,
Robert Morris.
At Baltz Hardware.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
TWO INJURED
IN EXPLOSION

Two men were recovering az their
homes Saturday from injuries they
received when large kettle OF
chemicals exploded In the factory Of
Tho Prcscryntive Paint company at
Lucille It. and Duwamlrh ave. Fri.
day afternoon
The explosion threw Levi West.
III s2nd ave. s.. pipe tender. 10 tho
floor and iossed Charles Schultz. III
y. Pine a.. thru n window. Both
mon were severely burned. West
was taken 10 tho city hospital and
later removed 10 his home. Schultz
was also taken home after lao had
received first aid treatment.
The oaubc Of the explosion. accord.
ms 20 Wetl. was an overheated
stove. which caused the chemicals TO
boil over.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
SUSPECT FREED
IN DEATH CASE
Jury Finds Caniif Did Not
XIII Negro

Thomas caniff 2oycar.old red.
headed ohioan. went thru four days
OF gruelling murder trial ana
came thru smiling last Friday when
"A jury returned "a verdict franing
him OF the charge OF staying James
Wiley, negro cafe man. who was
shot and killed at the homo Of
James Boyd. a2a 2lth ave. s.. early
on the morning OF April Z.
An during the trial. canifrs pretty
sister Marion caniff. sat at his
side, his only champion and friend
aside from his attorney. w. v. Barn.
hart The DEFENDANTS sister came
10 Seattle from Youngstown. o.. 10
aid him during the trial.
Caniff Hworo on the stand that
at tho hour OF z. when. The shoot
ing occurred. he was IN his room
asleep IN the f4oring hotel. State
witnesses testified they saw him at
Tho Alhambm cabaret In company
with party OF white girls several
houra before the shooting. Mrs.
Jessie Wiley. widow OF the slain
man. testified that caniff was the
man who fired from the dark hall.
ways Of tho Boyd homo. Staying
her husband.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
SHEEP SKIN S
ARE PREPARED

Tanning operations on 1914 sheep
skins we're progressing rapidly sas.
urday in preparation for graduating
exercises, TO be held next week in
Seattle high schools. In which 1914
students viii be given diplomas.
This stack OF sheep hides il the
highest that has ever been prepared
for the city's students. last years list
Numbering f.505. Broadway led the
list Of schools with total OF 433
graduates.
The two new members OF me school
hoard. o. -. Thorgrimsog and r. b.
Holmes, chosen at the asst election.
took office Friday. and were rssfgnca
20 the auditing and finance commit
tee. A list OF ~ high school teach.
ess and 3s grade school Instructors
WvTt approved by the board, and
from these the faculties OF the sum.
iuer schools will be chosen. Summer
CLASSES will begin Juno 1s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
NOT READY TO
CHANGE POUND

The city dog pound is not as yet
70 be turned over 10 the Humane
society. Before the ordinance trans
fering the pound is recommended
for passage by the council commit.
ter. the matter OF safeguards against
rabies Infection by dogs. as we'll as
the question pertaining TO the dis.
fribution between the city and tho
Humane society Of fees for dog II.
esnses collected 10 date this year.
must be considered. the committee
has decided.
According 10 DR. III. M. Read. ely
health commissioner. II Is necessary
that the society guarantee TO con-
tinne with the rabies preventative
program carried out in the past by
The pound. c. VI. F'arrar. president
OF the Humane society. Is said to
have stated that the society is not
prepared 10 do this.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
School Children in
City Save S60,593

Seattle school children have saved
iso.ts3 since the Echooi.EavinR plan
went into effect, March -. Suporin.
ieudent Thomas Il. Cnis rsporied TO
tho school board az Fridays meet.
ms. There are 5000 dsposliors.
Each weeks receipts comprise 90.
900 10 $4,000 pennies. 5000 nlckcis.
5000 dimes. $500 quarters an athou.
sand or 10 dollars and hnif dollars
During the summer the children
viii deal directly with the banks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
RUM RUNNERS
SMUCCLE SILK
Have SideIine for Return
Trip to Canada
by c. X. VI. CALEB

tCopfrirhi. iot1 - United prsssB
PORT COvINGrON. y. T.. June
9.-canadian b. cgEsrs are obtain
ing liquor rof ni,cd states con.
sumption AZ less than the price
charged by the Quebec liquor com
mission. which IL supposed TO con
troll al whisky sold in that province
Furthermore. they are charging
their profits By smugkiing silks and
tobacco into Canada. on their re.
turn trips after they have Carried
booze cargocs over the line into
New York state.
I have just concluded n trip
along 50 miles Of the Canadian
border. Near Fort Covington. as
in the vicinity OF every border town.
are warehouses supplying liquor TO
tho bootlegges. The Quebec com
missions price for whisky Is In
the neighborhood OF s4f case. sold
by the quart. But the prevailing
price in this vicinity today is ns
low as $40 case for rye and sS2
for Scotch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
M WANDA yoN kETrIrn

Lady Conan Doyle, wife OF ono Of
The worlds hostknown spirlualisIs,
and tho three little poyles are now
In Seattle, having arrived late fri.
day afternoon from san Francisco.
They viii hero await the arrival OF
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. who B.
scheduled 20 speak in seattle Mon,
day night Ito win reach Seattle
Sunday evening.
Lady Doyle, a typical English
woman In accent and manner. Is n
close follower OF her husbands
teachings.
''Rut FOR many years she cx,
plained Saturday morning. while
seated in the Washington hotel lobby.
sthe subject Of spiritualism was the
one interest my husband and I did
not have in common, Tho he has
studied science IS years, thought
IL an foolishness until-say isli
In the early days OF the war lost
a brother and other relatives.
II began TO think might find
consolation Ia my husbands work.
Then began 20 think something
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
DECISION DOES
NOT HURT LAW
Beeler Dope Measure Is Not
Affected in Court Ruling

Refusal of the statv supreme court
al Olympia Friday TO grant writ
OF habcas corpus directing the
county prosecutor 20 show cause
why {. $. Lee. aged Korean. con
vlcted OF possession OF narcotics.
should not he released. Ia no way
involves the constilutionality OF the
Bceler narcotic law
Prosecuting Attorney Malcol IN
Douglas. Deputy Prosecutor Bert
Ross. who argued tho cane before
the supreme court and Attorney
Tom pars Tor Ice all declared Sat
ursiay that the Bcelcr law was not
involved in the decision as the writ
was denied on the grounds that the
proper procedure had not been fol,
lowVd
Tho real attack upon the law will
come when the case Of lee liz car.
ried 20 tho suprcmo court on APP
peal when the clause in the law.
which atatvs tina, possession of mar.
cotlea 81 prima facie evidence OF Ia,
tontion 10 sell narcotics VIII be test
I'd. Much Of tho usefulness Of the
law in stamping OF, tbs dope cvli
viii BE- determined 10 nc supreme
court ruling, u T. commended.
t.ee WAS found guilty uf posses.
sion without intent 10 cell narcotics
BY the specially wordeG verdict OF
the jury and the law specifically
provides that possession is prima
facse evidence OF Intent % sell.
Robert Curtis. whose case was
taken to the supreme court on
haheas corpus writ charging that
5000 hail was excessive. was &c.
leased Saturday when a 5000 hall
was nostcd 5y Attorney rage for
hts liberty he wax SENTENCED 10
serve one 70 10 years In tho state
prison FOR selling narcotics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Issue New Hotel
Building Permit

A permit TO construct $500. 900
hotel In Seattle was issued Friday
afternoon 10 the cltlEens' Hotel cor.
pcrRuon hy Robert II. Proctor. city
superintendent OF buildings The
amount Of tho permit win not limit
the extent Of operations in case a
1890. 900 structure 10 decided upon.
Tho permit ia almost equal to the
combined coat Of the l.. c. Smith
building, the county city building and
Frederick a Nelson's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Seattle Moose Win
Drum Corps Contest

VICTORIA. Il. C.. June o. Seattle
won the drum corps contest here
yesterday. during the Northwest
Moose convention. while Tacoma
ranked second in the band contest,
Port Angeles ran Seattle close
second IN the drum corps event. The
Vancouver Moose beat Tacoma for
first place In The band concert,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Alleged Rum Boat
Seized by Agents

The alleged rum.running boat
MSS. captured In Canadian waters
recently. and later released. was
seized by customs officials Friday
aa6 Is now being held at the Bal.
lard docks. The M.s46 was captured
hy the coast guard cutter Arcata
and will be held until The recent Cd.
crations of her crew have been in.
yessigated. She Is said to have been
Engaged in rum.running between
cusoda and Sound points.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Seattle Boy Found
Drowned in Creek

Frenzied barking of a pet dog
brought picnIekers TO the body OF
Ralph Berquist. II. former seattle
boy. In a creek near KetchlIsan.
Alaskn, Friday. according 10 word
received in Seattle. Berqulst was
the grandson Of Mrs. Harry w. Car.
roll. wife OF the city comptroller
and the stepson OF j. r. Close, OF
ketchikan.
Ralph had gone fishing. and. Il Is
believed. slipped on a rock and was
stunned. drowning in the shallow
water The dog whose barking al.
traeted the plcnickers Is a mixed
Alredaie and fox terrier named
Buster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Drugs Menace, Says
Mrs. Wallace Reid

SAN FRANCISCO, June 9.--''Thc
ravuges OF narcotic drugs are rapid.
~ gnawing away the very vltals Of
the nation Mrs. Wallace Reid. Wild
ON Of the famous motion picture
star, told women members 0f the
san Francisco center yesterday.
Mr., Reid pleaded for general co,
operation in the campaign 70 stamp
out the menace. and asked that mar
cotics educational week. which opens
tomorrow. be made n period Of IN.
tense effort on tho part or club wo.
men OF the city in bringing home
the danger 10 their fellow citizens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Country Gentleman
E ditor Is Visitor

Conducting a personal survey OF
agricultural and marketing condL
lions In the Pacific Northwest, John
z. Pickett. OF Philadelphia. editor OF
the Country Gentleman. left Seattle
for Mount Vernon and Bcllingham
10 Inspect the Skagit fiat country
and BeIlinghan industries Pickett
spent two days in Seattle and will
visit wenatchee and Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Daredevil Plans to
Disrobe in Mid-Air

Before Price Miller. aerial dare.
devil. goes swimming in Lake
washington at p. m. Saturday he
VIII remove his clothing while
dangling 1000 feet above the street.
Miller will be suspended, head
downward, from ladder attached
to an airpiane piloted by Anstel
Eckman. The disrobing is expected
10 begin shortly after p. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Government Not to
Try Sugar Gougers

WASHINGTON. June a.--Pres.
ident Harding believes the sugar sit.
uation is now curing itself and no
rev steps are contemplated By the
government In curbing the alleged
sugar gougcrs. IL was said at the
White House today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Bureau of
Mis- sing
Relatives

The Star invite. IT. rrsdsfs 60 zee thls
department. a. an aid la ftndlnE missing
relatives 90 friends. The department u
90 help In rcunlttng those Who have been
separated. These whose relatives 90
friends arr misslng are Invited 20 report
the disappearance directly 60 The star.
Readers who maY know the whereabouts
u persons mentioned In this ceiuain az
missing are requested also 20 report "
Tho star, Other newspapers are tnNtird
10 repnodaoe such Items - viii interest
their rcadera
LEO n. SMITH Suffering severe
injuries as the result OF being struck
hy an auto in Boston. Mass. ~.
Gently. Melton A. Smith IL now In
a hospital In that city and efforts
20 locate his brother. Leo n. smith.
In Seattle. have failed. Anyone
knowing him Is asked 10 notify M
II. Crowley. superintendent OF 20.
lice. OF Boston.
:. l. sTERRETT- Eight ycars
ago In Seattle. =, l. Stcrrctt sud
denly disappeared and an efforts TO
toNAAt AllAA eAAAN AAAN hAht AANp
been unsvailing Hts father and
sister. In Erie. Pa. have tried many
means TO locate him but have failed
Any information that may come 60
light concerning him should be
mailed 10 Miss Lonnette sterrett at
as Peach st., Erie, Pa.
ALFRED COLEMAN BAILEY
Tho aged mother OF A, c. Bailey
has been attempting 10 locate him
for II years and has been unsuc
ecSsfil. lie Is described as being
az years old and very deaf HIS
mother has asked that anyone who
might know him write to her. Her
name and address IL Mrs, Clara
Bailey. ale Phoenix st. South Hay'
en-. Mich
j. r. HENsLEY No word from
J, 7, Hensley. who disappeared from
his homo more than ono year ago.
has been rcce ed by his mother
during his abs nee. She Is very
anxious 10 locate him and has
asked that he write TO Mrs. stella
feusicy az IVT =, 18th e.. Omaha.
Ncb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Puget Sound Girls More
Beautiful, Expert Says
Nine. Chernoff Finds the Salt Water Mist
and Mountain Fog Is the Reason
BY wANpA yoN KETTLER

How do people Of Seattle and the
Northwest compare with those OF tho
rest OF the land7
They're more sturdy. more stall.
wnri. more refreshing. The Sound
brecEos and the mountain fog give
them yigor and. incidentally. com.
plcNions, that compare more than
fayornbly with those OF other local..
ties.
This In 30 true declares Mime.
chernoff noted beauty specialist.
whose series OF ~ beauty articles
appeared but few months ago In
The Star. and who arrived In Seattle
Friday for N one weeks stay. that
] fear ! am not ms necessary In this
part OF the world as In others"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Disappears;
Case Is POSTPONED

That trial OF the case OF DR.. Ru.
pert Il. McKibbon. alleged narcotic
violaior may be delayed. duo 10 the
disappearance OF Mlss Pearl Evans.
government witness, was intImated
Friday by district attorneys. Al
Goddings, another witness, appeared
In court. ready for the trial, late
Thursday. but Miss Evans had dis.
appeared. United States mafshals
were searching for her Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

DO you wanl to sell your home n
a hurry Just can Main os0o AMI
phone want "a Or rs description.
You can quickly dispose Of H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
WILL HAVE OPPORTUNITY
TO SEE THE EXPERT

Bout 80 she was told.
I'm a lot older" che replied.
Star readers who followed Nine.
cheFnoffa beauty series. which end.
cd not 10 long ago. will now have
an opportunity 20 see their author.
For tho Nine. chernoff holds that
"she IL not as necessary in this
part OF the world as In othcrH." she
has been prevailed upon 20 deliver
talks next week IN The Bon Mnrche
auditorium. She viii speak at g.50
each afternoon on various beauty
SubiooiS-ihs care OF the hair, the
face. and the body In general She
viii explain the power Of Cleo. and
nho NaSs. in this connection. toss
out some rare old beauty hints.
Local Romans--bewarel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
rELEGRAMs uNcAI.LEp FOR

"A telegram telling OF the death
OF a relatively in Douglas, Aria. re.
mains uncalled for az the office OF
the Western Union for Mrs. Bert
Garrett. OF Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
PAYING HER FIRST
VISIT TO SEATTLE

Mime. chsrnoff. for ~ years an
authority on that subject most in.
torehiing 60 tho majority OF women
--beauiy--is now paying her first
visit 20 Seattle. She arrived here
from San Francisco, where her West.
ern headquarters are located.
Nine. chernoff IA an exponent OF
the theory that no woman needs TO
grow old-that n. old In the decrepit
sense.
Tho woman who Is IS or 4o."
she stated Friday. is not Just los-
ing her power-shes just gaining Il.
Why. the women who. according 10
history. have possessed tho greatest
influence-who have wrecked EN-.
plres-hava been those around the
90 mark. Look az Cleopatra. Helen
Of Troy. and Marie Antoinette. IT'S
just a case OF care. And every
woman should care" she added.
"and keep herself attractive"
Nine. chsrnoff declares that she
practices what she breaches. rive
been In the beauty work" she ex.
planned Friday. az years. and for
several years before that. In the ad.
vertislng business. Prior 10 that
time. even. I was housewife.
How old do I inok7si
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
Lady Doyle Is FolIOwer
of Her Husbands Belief
Scoffed at Spiritualism for Years; Finally
Converted to the Idea

else' How could brain such aa
my hushand's-onc that could con,
cciye sherlock Holmes, one with
The powers OF deduction Il b. known
10 have possibly be taken In by
something In which there n no
lruihY Needless 10 say. 1 am now
ono ~ tho most Trusting believcrs.' -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
LITTLE FOLKS ALSO
FOLLOWERS OF DAD

Also are the three little Doylea
trusting believers. Little Jean. 10
years old, and the youngest OF the
threc. Is said by her mother 10 have
conycrscd In heaneos with IA little
Eirl friend who passed away AZ the
age OF 7. All three youngsters are
lively. upto.themlnuto young PEG.
pie. Denis ana Malcolm, aged Il
and Il. respectively. sort Of escort
and "bodyguard" their mother and
sister during the absence OF their
father.
Lady Doyle ana the children will
accompany Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
eastward. following his appearance
ana lecture IN seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09

Famous bells OF Notm Dame In
Paris win soon be toilsd by cleo.
irinitY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
CAMPAIGN WAS STARTED
AFTER LEGISLATURES CLOSED

Immediately after the close OF the
legislature the substitute manufac.
turers began the circulation OF pc.
titions in an effort 90 refer tho
new law TO a vote OF the people In
1894.
Petitions calling for the refer.
cndum are now on file at the office
OF the secretary OF state bearing
more than $4,000 signatures. almost
twice the number required to refer
the bill. These names were obtain.
ed. for tho most part. on the west
side Of the mountains, with little or
no effort. the butter substitute men
dsclare.
Dairymcn who hacked the so
called -Hcbe" hiii declare that the
passage OF the measure T. an eco
nomic necessity for The western par.
OF Washington. Last Year. they
claim. the butter substitutes sold in
Washington replaced tho product OF
10000 cows. Should the sale OF sub.
stitutes he prohibited and tho dairy.
mon be given a monopoly on the
trade. conditions In the state would
be much improved. they claim.
The campaign for the butter sub.
etitute manufacturers is in the
hands Of committee consisting Of
Frank +. Kannair. John a. Nc.
Gregor and James A. LAnghlin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-06-09
MOBILIZE FOR
''HEbE" BATTLE
Referendum Petitions on
Substitute Bill Filed

pairymen and manufacturers OF
butter substitutes arc momliEing for
an lS.months battle TO decide
whether or not the people 90 Mash.
ington shall he allowed 70 spread
thsir bread with butter substitutes
Il they 80 desire.
The question will he decided on
November 4, 1894. when House Bla
No. IS comes to a referendum vote,
The bill. sponsored by dairy inter.
ests. was PASSED hy the last session
OF the legislature and prohibits both
the manufacture and sale OF but.
ter substitutes made from vegetable
oils.
Similar bills have been introduced
before previous sessions OF the
state lRwmaking body hut none
manager 60 weather the storm until
tln one before the session OF 1898,
Butter substitute interests charged
at the time the hill was I.assed that
u got thru only by campaign OF
vote trading and their charges in a
way were sutistantiated when the
dairy interests refused to allow tho
referVndum clause TO he tackled onto
the bill.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-05

The Rockford, H., Morning Star
of June 27 said: Mrs. Sarah Fergu-
son, who has been i'll for eight
months at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. E. H. Allen, south of the city,
was able to be brought today to
Belvidere, where she will stay at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Levi Knox, in Garfield avenue" All
the people mentioned are former
Morgan county residents. The
Rockford paper of June % also had
an item of local interest, as Mrs.
Packard mentioned was formerly
Wilda Dearth of Center township,
this county: Mrs. D. E. Packard,
406 Lafayette avenue, entertained
at a surprise dancing party at the
club last evening, for Mr.. Packard.
Twenty-Five couples attended. Mrs.
D. F. Thompson, violinist, and Miss
Mildred Russell, pianist, played for
dancing and played for Miss Elva
Russell, vocalist, who gave group
of SOngs'
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-05
Thrice-a-Week World Ceases

We have received notice that the
Thrice-a-Week World with July /,
has ceased publication. Quite a num-
Der in the county have been taking
this paper who will be sorry to learn
Of this. However subscribers will
receive the Monday morning edition
of the World until the expiration of
their subscriptions.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-05
NOTICE TO COAL BIDDERS

The board of education of Malta
Township Rural School District will
receive bids for furnishing, also for
hauling, coal to the districts of said
township, up to 10 O'Clock Saturday,
July 21, 1923. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bida-
S. A. LUTON. Clerk.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-05

Miss Ruth McMurray returned to
Columbus Monday, after a short Wis
it with her father Mr.. Henry McMur-
ray and family Of East Bloom, and
mere with Miss Margaret Cunning
nam who was home from Mus
kfngum college over Sunday. Miss
McMurray is stenographer for the
Postal Wait & Martin law firm, and
makes her home with her brother
Mr.. Ernest McMurray who recently
purchased property at 697 Berkley
Road, Columbus.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1923-07-05

Prof. Raymond Gilliland and wife
who have been spending a part of
their vacation with relatives at Rein
ersville, left by auto last Friday for
Ithaca, N. Y, where Mr.. Gilliland
will teach in six weeks summer
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Gilliland and
Reinersville relatives spent a day
with Mrs. Nancy Arrick here, shortly
before leaving for New York.