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FOURTEEN CUMBERLAND EVENING TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER '2, 1931 PUS EASTERNERS ON ALL-AMERICAN TEAM Army Coach Real' Generous and Leaves West tually Out In Cold. West Point, N. Dec. 2. Major Ralph I.

Sesse. Army's head football coach, named six Eastern players today In selectinK his All- Americau eleven for 1931. His choices follow: of Colgate, unJ Dalrymple. of Tulane. of Harvard, and Quatse, of Pittsburgh.

Guards Sumnierfelt, of Army, and Hickman, of Tennessee. of Pittsburgh. of-, Harvard. of Notre Dame, Mdnnett, of Michigan State, and Pinckert, of Southern California. THE EVENING ARGUMENT AUNT HEX Uy ROBERT QU1LLEN KID CHOCOLATE, BOXER, HELD WITHOUT BAIL Detained By United States Commissioner Pending Extradition Charges By Cuban Counsel.

"I ain't ever believed in evolution, but Sunday I set. behind. Henry an' studied his ears until I got to feelln' right uneasy." POOR PA By CLAUDE CALLAW "Ma is from an old 'family an' she sighs when she says she was a Morgan before she married. She talks, like havin' my name means she's in reduced circumstances' socially." i New York, Dec. 2, Sor- dinasy Montalvo, known in the dinas Montalvo, known in the held without bail by United States Commissioner Garrett Cotter, yesterday, pending extradition pro- ceedings brought by Augusto Merchan, Cuban consul general.

Merchan is seeking to send the fighter to Cuba on a charge of abducting Rosario Mora, whose engagement to Kid Chocolate was announced July 7, 1930. Chocolate will be given a hearing Thursday. MIDDLETOWN VICTOR OVER SPARROWS POINT Bruce High Conquerors, Trailing At Half Time By Two Goals, Win, 3-2. Baltimore. Dec.

tOwn and Glenburnie reached the finals of the Western Shore soccer championship yesterday afternoon and they will compete later for the title of their Sparrows Point bowed to Middletown, 3 to 2, at Catonsville, while Glenburnie took Huntington into camp, 14 to 2, at Upper Marlboro. Two matches in the Maryland State championship tournament still remain to be played on the Eastern Shore. Easton and Cambridge, always bitter enemies in all sports, will hook up today at 2:30 o'clock at Preston. Bayard, W. Va.

Bayard, W. Dec. 2. Paul Minick, Martinsburg, visited Frank Seymour. "Betty a musical comedy, KEYSER Keyser, W.

Dec. 2. Funeral Of Richdrd Iser The funeral of Richard Iser, 30, who was found dead in will be given in Emmons Hall by the j.cCoole yesterday morning, will be renior class of the high school un- hjld from the home at 2:30 m. der the direction of Misses Mabel Ralnh Matheson was i Anting on the hill near McCoole 5t C2 me upon this man lying in- Snyder and Elizabeth Ward, on ceiriber 10. Mrs.

Alonzo Miller and son, "Jim- and Iound that he was dead visited her parents in Grove Tharpei who was identi City, him as Iser Dr i jiff en found that the man had his brother, W. I. F. Black-; burn. 1 Mr.

and Mrs Boyd Wolfe and wl family. Independence, are visiting E. F. Wolfe. Electric light has been installed in ths United Brethren and Methodist churches.

C. M. Fulk, who has in Johns Hopkins Hospital. J. 1 iaiore.

is here at the home of G. E. Snyder, much improved. an attack of epilepsy to was subject. He had left at o'clock to go to the farm, near Dawson, they ere going to butcher, only gone a short dista'ncs 'hen-he suffered the attack.

Jus- ice of the Peace C. -E. Tharpe Mrs. J. A.

visited hei lrr daughter, Mrs. J. B. Blocher, Pierce. Jrs deemed an inquest unuec is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Iser and two small children. Pauline Carmer is hi Kinjwood. Cathsrine Rsimar'd returned tc Danville after vsiiting; her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. M.

W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. E.

B. Phares returned from Mrs. L. Frasier is patient in Potomac Valley Hospital, Keyser. Harold Shaffer returned to Mor- rjantown.

Clyde Humes, who teachss schoo! at Grassy Ridge, was a.visitor. an Ethel Mae, Mr. and L. his parents; hroe brothers, Edgar, Leonard and Sylvester, survive, as do four sis- ers. Mrs.

William- Staggs, Cresap- own; Rebecca, Bessie and Personals FROSTBURG OVER 50 CASES OF SCARLET FEVER EXIST Frostburg, Dec. fever Is almost epidemic In the city. Over fifty school- children are reported ill in various sections with the disease. About three months ago a few cases were reported, the number gradually increasing until the present number of cases gives an alarming aspect. FROSTBURG PEOPLE IN LONACONING PROGRAM Frostburg, Dec.

2 Local people furnished interesting numbers on monthly program of the Detmold Parent-Teacher Association meeting at Detmold Monday evening. Rev. Walter Simon, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, delivered an address, "The Great Wealth of America." Mr. Simon gave many statistics proving same and at the same time urged the necessity of an education for the young people of tiie country, who in the next decade will be caretakers of the great wealth which by that time will probably be trebled.

He demonstrated the importance of parents co-operating with teachers. Selections were furnished by Mrs. Richard Eisler, vocalist, and Miss Datha Thomas, violinist, both of this city. Prof. A.

F. Zimmerman, Cincinnati, veteran, school teacher visiting friends in gave remin- iscenses of his teaching experiences. Refreshments were served bv Mrs. John Stafford, Mrs. Robert Moffat, Mrs.

C. C. Miller, Mrs. Robsrt Marshall, Mrs. Alma B.

Crowe and Mrs. Ralph Reed. MRS. MARY E. SLOAN HAD LARGE FUNERAL Frostburg, Dec.

services for Mrs. Mary E. Sloan, aged 73, pioneer resident, who died at her home, 285 East Main street, Saturday morning, from acute indigestion, were held Tuesday-morning 'Michael's Catholic Church. Requiem high celebrated by the paster, the Rev. Joseph P.

Nolan, who also delivered the sermon. Father 'Nolan paid Alda eloquent tribute to the Christian life and virtues of Mrs. Sloan. The Junior choir sang. Burial was in TRI'TOWNS Tri-Towns, Dec.

2 Mrs. James F. Kelly Mrs. Sarah -Jane McCanley Kelly, Miss Elloine Derry entertained ast night. Those attending were: vlarguerite Marguerite Of- utt, Theresa Tahney, Velma Whit- ord, Anna Mae Naughton, Mrs.

Randells and Elloine Der- i Miss Margaret Durst returned rr Blacksburg, Va. Stayman returned to The winner of the Easton-Cam- aged 75 years, a Gold Star mother, bridge semi-final will take on of James F. Kelly, died airier apeake City for the championship of i home on West Hampshire street, the Shore. Then the Eastern and Piedmont, yesterday morning of Western Shore winners will get to- complications, following an illness of seven months. Besides she is- sur- gether to decide the title-bearer.

The line-up and summary: MDULETOWN SPARROWS POINT yiyed by eight children. John F. i 5: RP aI lS and Francis D. Keiiy. Rochester, N.

Mercversburg Academy. Harry Byrer returned' from Martinsburg. Miss Helen Dean, who visited rel- tives in Covington, returned. Miss Bernadine Rigglsman, Westernport, underwent an operation for appendicitis at Potomac Hospital. Mccoole, C.

Keller LP Blasser E. EH T. Zlogler M. Zli-gler CH T. Kooner W.

Shupp LH, T. Halsuad C. OB R. LleU IK Morrissey Grammar R. Zelirlcr CP Clark L.

Wise It, J. Mitthal R. Kelttuvcr OIi D. Towson Score bv periods: MIDDLETOWN 0 SPARROWS POINT Clay A. Kelly, Kansas City, Joseph L.

Kelly, Washington, D. Mrs. 'Martin Sweeney, Weston, W. William T. Kelly and Mrs.

DeSales Bissett, both of Piedmont, and Dr Liguari Kelly, West- srnport; four sisters, Mrs. John J. an operation at Potomac Valey Hospital. Mrs. Gladys Halterman, Moorefield, underwent an operation, at Potomac Valley Hospital.

Kelauvcr (penalty nnd eoiill; Point: H. Irvln, P. A. L. Burke, Keyser, W.

2 King, Cumberland, Mrs. W. Council Bluffs, Iowa; WRESTLING LAST NIGHT Ths Associated Press) Mrs. George Sloan, Baltimore; one brother, Daniel McCanley, Dubuque, Iowa, and twenty-three grandchildren. Funeral services will bo held at 9 o'clock Friday morning from St.

Kitzmiller Dec. 25. The Teachers' Training Course which was held in the Methodist Episcopal Church, closed Friday night. Miss Lillian McCormick, Baltimore, presided. The theme" was "Story Telling." Those receiving diplomas Mr.

and Mrs. Baltimore Jim Londos, 203, ment in the church cemetery Greece, threw Sandor Szabo, 202, Hungary, 34:00. Dick Shikat, Philadelphia, threw Gene La Doux, Canada, George Kotsonaros Peter's Catholic Church, with Wilson, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Funeral of James E. Wilson Funeral services for James E.

threw Hans Bauer, 9:00. Kola Wilson, aged 53, husband of One Kwariani and Hans Steinke, drew, I Wilson, ho was instantly killed by 30:00. I a fall of rock Friday night in the N. Don mines of the R. J.

Ross Coal Com- 215. North Java, N. threw Prank Judson, 215, Cambridge, MR.i-., 1:32:32. George McLeod, 210, Omaha, and Jack'' Ganson. 215, Boston, pany at Bloomington, were held Monday afternoon from his home on Poplar street, Westernport, with interment in Philos cemetery, West- drew, 45:00.

Len Macaluso, 195, ernport. Rev. A. J. Beeghly.

pas- East Aurora, N. threw Eddie tor of the Church of the Brethren, Elzea, 200. Boston, 16:15. officiated. 'Black 'Hawk Tribe, No.

131, Improved Order of Red Men, had charge. The pallbearers were W. R. Smith, B. A.

Bowman, Georga Gidden Reitz, W. L. Lowman; flower bearers, Paul Rodgers. Richard Mackley, George Grandovitch, 220, Russia, threw Joe Cook, 215, Boston, 12:23. New YcrWRalph Wilson, FW.ndelphia, threw Renato Gar- dtni, 200, Italy.

21:34. Sam Stein, 200, Newark, N. threw Vanka Zclesniak, 214, Russia, 23:18. Ray Steele, 215. Glendale.

Mackley, John Linkswallow, J. L. Tom 'Draak. 210. Holland.

and Eston Simpson. Herb Freeman. 21D, New York, threw Tony Catalano, 210, Italy, 16:05. Floyd Marshall, 215, California, threw Carl Vogel, 218, Germany, 15:18. New Haven, Jones, 208.

Texas, threw John Maxos, 205, Greece, 55:30. Daviscourt, 225, California, threw Joe "Toots" Among those who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly. Mr.

and Mrs. John Agnew ami family, Rada, W. Mr. and Mrs. George McGee and family, Burlington; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Rinker and Purgittsville; Mr. and Mrs. S. E.

Powell and family, Alaska; Jonah Kelly, Mr. and (Mrs. Maude Hamill, Mrs. Ney Smith, Mrs. O.

P. Jones, Wv D. Walker. Miss Gladys Hamill, kiss Lucy Poole, Miss Beulah Walker, and Miss Dorothy Jones. Evelyn R.

Washington, D. visited her mother, Mrs. Gertrude Pools. Frank Sapp, Baltimore, was a visitor here. Miss Ethel Smith visited her sister, Mrs.

C. H. Jones. Frank Rafter, Washington, D. visited his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Rafter. and Mrs. James Smith and son, Andrew, Limestone Drive, Keyser, visited the former's sister, Mrs. C.

H. Jones. Miss Alta Hawey, Deer Park, visited her. parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Aleck Hawey. Miss Elizabeth Poole returned! from Parkersburg, W. Va. Ralph Campbell returned to his schcol in Dayton, Va. Paul Kennedy returned to West Virginia University, Morgahtown.

Miss Martha Hamstead visited in Morgantown. EarL and Milton Pritts spent Wednesday in Baltimore. Mcndt, 229, Colorado, 9:30. JohniMrs. Walter Kephart.

Keyser: Mr. St. Michael's Cemetery. The pallbearers, nephews of Mrs. Sloan, were: Joseph Eberly, Frank BRIDE OF SIX MONTHS SUICIDE IN'BERLIN Berlin, Dec.

a tiote addressed to her husband informing him that she intended talc- ing her own life, but giving wo reason for the act, Mrs. Doris Sweitzer, committed suicide yesterday in her hpme by taking strychnine. According to Mr. Sweitzer, who is employed as a minor in the Brothers Valley mine at Berlin, Mrs, Sweitaer had been brooding over minor household matters for some weeks and this, he believed, may have prompted her to take her own life. The coupfe had been married six months, Mrs.

Sweitzer being; a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Shaulis. No inquest was held. LONACONING Lonaconing, Dec.

Streets Being Repaired A number of streets within the town limits are now being repaired with shale, under direction of Street Supervisor J. William Richardson. Due to the unemployment situation, the Mayor and Town Council are giving employment to a number of men on the streets, in order that they may be able to pay their back taxes. The town of Lonaconing has a standard wage scale of 50 cents an hour, this being a great deal more than paid by local industries for labor. Following the completion of the street repair work it is planned to have several hundred feet of sewerage laid in the town limits.

Personals Thomas Fredericks returned to Philadelphia, after visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs. Agnes Boyd. Ellsworth Byres, Vincent Byrnes, Noam Smith, J. Jacobs, H. Reaves, Paul Glimes returned from Baltimore, where they attended a conference of automobile salesmen.

James Ritchie returned from Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. David Ritchie, and children returned to Quantico, after visiting the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

David Ritchie, Sr. Ebarly, Eberly, Charles Conrad Eberly, William and Joseph Huber. The funeral service was attended by a large congregation of friends and relatives from this place and distant localities. The survivors are two sons, Charles and James- Sloan and two daughters, Miss Mary Sloan and Mrs. Amos Perdew; one brother, Joseph Eberly, of Frostburg.

and one sister, Mrs. Martha Huber of Eckh.art. Froslburg Briefs Mrs. Ralph R. Webster, Ormond street, entertained tlje Hospital Bridge Club this afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ro.phann, entertained with a dinner in honor of Mr. Carl Emerick, Vale Summit, who were recently married. A surprise party was given Miss Theresa Allegeto, Sckhart, Monday evening.

Mrs. Christopher Vogtman, Grant street, entertained the; Ladies Aid lical church, Evangel: Davis Davis, W. Dec. 2. John Dljman John Digman, 78, a pioneer resident of Davis, died suddenly yesterday at the home pf his brother, J.

D. Digman, Orangeville, Ohio, with whom he was visiting. A native of. Barbsur county, Mr. n.ig.

man moved to Davis with his wife, who was Octavla r.innett, 38' years ago. Besides his wife, he leaves three daughters, Mrs. B. T. Walters and Mrs.

L. H. Mott, Davis, and Mrs. George Smith, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. The funeral will be held Friday at 2 p.

in. with burial In Davis Cemetery. Personal and General Presbyterian women met Monday night at the home of Mrs. K. C.

Deahl and organized the Presbyter- Business Woman's Circle. Mrs. K. C. Deahl was elected chairman, Miss Edith Wilson, secretary, Miss Ruth Hamby, treasurer, and Mrs.

James Browning, organist. At a card party in American Legion hall Friday night for the benefit of St. Veronica's Catholic Church, Miss Francis Crawford, Mrs. Peter Parsons, Peter Parsons, John J. O'Brien, Mrs.

Lawrence Hamby, Mrs. John Daniels, Joseph Lantz and 'James Browning were winners. Miss Nora Wilfong was given a birthday 'party Monday night at the home of C. G. Lashley.

Girls' Glee Club of Davis High School -will present an tfieretta, "Treasure Chest," and a concert in the high school auditorium Friday night. Fifty cans of trout were placed in Blackwater River above Davis 'last Saturday. M. C. Browning and son.

Wayne, Ridgeley, were guests of A. S. Shockey. Mr. and Mrs.

John Daniels, Pittsburgh. visited C. W. Raese. W.

A. Sayger has gone to Norfolk, to enter Naval Hospital for treatment. Mrs. W. A.

Clayton and family have gone to Virginia to reside. Society of Zion last night. The Community Sales Day sponsored by merchants of the city here today was well patronized. The sudden approach of cold weather has been conducive to better business both from a merchandising view point and an industrial viewpoint, coal business being reported! on a brisk increase; all over the' Georges Creek. The Junior Catholic Daughters of America will meet Friday evening in the C.

of A. Home. Mr. and Mrs. John Watt and son, Dewey, of Cumberland, and Mrs.

John Hennephan of Mt. Savage, attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Slizabeth Sloan. Conrad Bahsn, continues ill at his home on JSast Main street. Mr.

Bahen is a former police officer. House for rent. All conveniences, 164 Maple St. Phone Cumberland 1004-W Dec-l-3t Sttpsie, 195, New Haven, defeated land Mrs. Edgar NEW Creek; son.

Mike Romano, 202, Italy, Agncw and family. Antioch; 30:00. Tiny Roebuck, Kansas, Miss Bessie Wilson, Elkins; Charles Mr. and Mrs. Lyla Wilson and little daughter, Keyser, visited the former's mother, Mrs.

Blanche Wil- Rowlesbiirg Rowlesburg, W. Dec. 2. Cumberland Woman 'Honored Mrs. Ella Sell, who with her family, spent Thanksgiving visiting at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. B. JPugh, was tendered a surprise party Saturday night in celebration of her forty-sixth birthday Parsons Parsons, W. Dec.

Funeral of D. F. Collins Funeral services hsld yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Zella Kite for Prof. David P.

Collins, teacher of the Parsons High School, who was drowned accidentally Sunday in a dam in Sissaboo Hollow. The student bddy of the high school attended. Services were conducted by Rev. Robert O. Lucke, pastor of the Presbyterian church.

"Some Day We'll 1 "It is Well With My Soul" and "Docs Jesus Care" were sung. The pallbearers were McKinley Swearingeiv D. W. Thurston. Don Garber.

Kirk Kee, Charles Fisher and Lewis Spanglar. The body was sent to Mr. Collins' home in Tennessee, for interment. Killed 800 Pound Deer A 200-pound eight prong deer, the first to be killed in this section was brought into the city yesterday afternoon by Robert Hall, of Grafton, who shot it on jJorseshoe Run, seven miles below Parsons. Mr.

Hallj made the kill just before daybreak. With him was Carl Barr, with whom Mr. Hall has been visiting. Mrs. Bruce SommErville Mrs.

Grace Sommerville, 64, wife of Bruce Sommerville, died Monday night at hsr-home on Clover Run. She lived here for a number of years before moving to'Clover Run. Surviving besides her husband are the following children: Porter Phillips, Parsons; Mrs. Venora Shade, Astabula, Ohio; William, Roswell, Harry and Bert, at home, and. three 'sisters, Mrs.

H. M. Patterson, Mrs. Flo Gerhart and Mrs. Slizabeth Hingcr, and one brother, George Spearman, all of Mt.

Ver- iion, Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow at 2- p. in. near Montrose at Mt. Pleasant church and interment will be made ir. the cemetery there.

Personals The family of Jack Houser moved yesterday to Ridgelsy. Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Finnell, of Keyser, spent yesterday with Mr.

and Mrs. W. F. Lipscomb. SPECIAL Watches Cleaned and Completely Overhauled .50 For Mt Savage, Md.

ait. Savage Meeting Mt. Savage, JDac. Parent-Teacher Association will held its monthly meeting tonight as 7:30. City Health Off icsr'Harvey Hi Weiss pf Cumberland will speak on "Communicable Diseases." An entertainment has been arranged.

VETERAN RAILROADER DEES Frederick; Dec. D. O. Schroyer, 53, for thirty-three years a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad conductor, running between Baltimore and Brunswick, died New Dodge Brothers Six Men's Work Shoes $1.97 to $5.00 SMITH'S 1 SHOE SHOP CRANE'S SI2J5 CLOTHES Ask Sour Grocei or Druggist For Mother Plurshntz Salve A Core for Boils, Carbuncles, Burns, Bruises, Drawing Splinters, Etc. NATIONAL BELLAS HESS Inc.

Department Store threw George Hills, 215, Wisconsin, Combs and family, and George Hag'en, 210, New Baker and family, Kirby. York, defeated Phil Marfuggi. 205,1 Wilbur Italy, decision, 30:00. She received several! Sunday. He was in three accidents, remembrances and a huge last hastening his death.

He day cake. The guests were Mr. and was a member of the Baltimore and Mrs. N. C.

Davrson, Mrs. Ray Nagle.Ohio Brotherhood and the Order of L. M. Lantz. Mrs.

Moose. Sirs. Virginia D. Sheets Word was received here of thej death 'of Mrs. Virginia Daddysman Sheets, aged about 50 years, yesterday at her home at Washington, D.

of heart trouble. She was a daughter of George nnd Emma Barton, Md. Barton. Dec. The honor roll for the history department of the high school for the six weeks ending November 30.

is Daddysman of Westernport. ns follows: Besides her husband. Hairy, Senior Yatcs. Al-j Sheets, she is survived by three a 'Nellie McCutchcon.jbrothers, William Daddysman. Miss Louise Browning, Western-i ant son port, visited her father.

M. A Ayersman, lirBlaineI Four sons, Robert, this city; Dan- Browning. jCallis, Mrs. R. I.

Craig, Mrs. C. C. iel, York, George, Baltimore, MISS Audrey Mclntyre visited in Ashtmrrii Mr and Mrs. C.

B. Pugh and John Schroyer, State of Wash- Elkins and the birthday, guest, Mrs. Sell. ington; two daughters, Mrs. May- Miss Margaret Mock and Miss Alice Hurtley were visitors at The Darling Shop Cor.

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Pa. Phone 1623 TRANSFER Meet Your Friends KALIX DANCE HALL Free dancing Day and CENTRE CANDY KITCHEN 315 N. Centre Street MOTORISTS Respon- sibilty Law becomes effec-1 January 1st, 1932. Let as advise you BARNES BARNARD INSURANCE Clark-Keating Bldg. Phone 25 1 Marble and Granite Memorials of Distinction Christmas Wreaths! i Make your selection while the! stock is complete.

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Centre St. I Wheeling. Clark Walker, Keyser, visited his father. W. D.

Walker. Miss Mae Casner returned to Miss Gladys Wilson returned to after visiting here Deer Hunting Dr. S. S. Hall, of Calhoun and.A.

Offeldt, Delia, and Mrs. Laura Baltimore, and his, mother, and George D. Schroyer, this city, Funeral services were aouna uainoun anu.A, ui ser, came here and joined the fol- at the home. East lowing local sportsmen: W. D.

Ryan, I yesterday. The body was taken to B. F. Ryan. Deets.

par-i Baltimore for burial. "Everything Electrical" The Potomac Kdisnn Company maintains a display room for your convenience "EDISON SHOP" S9 Baltimore St. Phone MM ker Ayersman, George Fretwell.j James Fretwell, D. Alton Jackson, Sara Morgan, Altlica Ross, Ethlyn Charleston, W. Hughes and Shaw, Eileen Arnold, Arthur Hoffa, Raymond Miller: George Budries.

William Miller; juni man; ris Snyder, Arthur Cooling. Alonzo Daddysman. Washington, anci one sister, Mrs. Hansomc Hughes, Washington; Clarence W. Moore.

William Mcrri-1Daddysman. Piedmont: John H. Miller, Do- Daddysman, Westevnport: Charles better. Daddysman, Pittsburgh; Mrs. Harry Students to be placed on the hon-j wulard ars0 ns.

both of Key- orjoll.must make a grade of or; s8ri allc Martinsburg. W. arc cousins of Mrs. Sheets. Personals John Graney, Piedmont, entered (he Allcgany Hospital, Cumberland.

Woman Gored By Bull Reported Resting Well Hoovcrsville, Doc. David Holsopple, GO, residing on a for treatment. home in Frostburg. Md. Twice visited her Dr-Emery Wise, Rev' Clyde Wig- Iner.

Robert Rosser, Robert Stock- home Margaret Davis visited ay a 1 in Lonaconing. rs heU CO ok and Mrs. J. P. Greenwade, Raymond Stockley and George a camp on the fn of the Kcyssr, visited Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Smith. Melvin Urice and Orvila Ward, both of Keyser, were married at the parsonage by Rev. C. F.

Puffenbarger. Miss Martha MacDonald returned from Terra Alta. Mr. nnd Mrs. O.

Saunders and daughter, Liicilla, Terra AHa, visited Mr. and Mrs. H. G. MacDonald.

Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Daily, of Mr. anci Mrs. Roy Sciicll and chil- farm near here, who was seriously i dren, Fairmont, W.

are visiting injured Friday evening' when she; MT-P. Mnrv H.inlan. Wrrto-nport. was gored by bull, was reported Mrs. Winnie Duckworth, Luke, resting fairly well tonight at her i spent Thanksgiving in Washington, aM home.

Before being rescued from with Mr. and Mrs. William Right, mnr scnco1 wmorrow night, the infuriated animal, Mrs. Hoi- formerly of Luke, Md. sopple sustained a long gash on the HEIGHT SQUEEZES RAIN Clouds are squEfscd almost dry of their moisture as they rise, each 1000 feet of altitude, increasing the annual rainfall at a rate of slightly more than six inches.

Ryan brothers, near Morgantown, where they expect to spend the next ten days hunting deer. J. N. Wilson, Howard Bolyard, William Cathell and Charles Cathell left Monday lor the Bruceton section and they hope to bring home some bucks. i Personals.

i Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Shaffer and' children, Ralph, Xenada, Geraldinel ana Flceta returned from Wheel-! "Furniture of the Better Kind" BENEMAN SON 41 N.

Mechanic St right side of the abdomen, a frac-! ture of the left-firm nnd numerous contusions and abrasions the body. About two years aso Holsopple sustained a fracture ofj COAL George's Creek Biff Vein per Ion, $3.20 R. C. ROBERTS COAL CO. Washington, D.

visited Mrs. jjing, where they attended a convciv- oll. tion and banquet given the W. A.i There will be a Parent-Teacher Wilson nnd Sons, they also attended the Washington Jeuerson-Wcst I Virginia football game. Mr.

and Mrs. H. T. Miller an-1 nouncc the birth of a son. Mrs.

Scott Treutle and children, Miss Josephine Idcn visited Davis. in NO MORE SMOKE the leg she was kicked by a I Res. Pit one 1J)9 horse. Annoying smoke which has bothered passengers on ocean liners is now eliminated by smoke deflectors. These devices divert the smoke from Martha, John and Mary Ellen, were guests of Mrs.

Trcutle's brother, Guy F. Wiles, Wheeling. Mrs. A. J.

F.i:nk was operated upon for appendicitis In Mason Hos- Dec-l-6t'alr. the decks and throw it high into the! pltal, Clarksburg, Saturday. She is CLOTHES Suits, Topcoats and Overcoats and Tuxedos Until Xrn'as Phone me and have your Xmas suit nude to metis are. WILLIAM J. DAVIS FrostlmrR, Md.

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