CROSS-WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL WORD List
Disb urser of money six send placed as a ball on a tee melody air broad thoroughfare abbr order of merit abbr a policeman slang right abbr exist encountered over poet existed more browd large fish hawks lowest commissioned army officer abbr river in Poland dollars Scotch word for away point of compass abbr small bed rainbow makes love to eludes bank slope Scot mans name associate of arts abbr brother abbr everything Latin for that ie abbr arranging setting in a particular spot having no use arcadian woodland spirit large deer bales abbr prefix same as ex musical note greek goddess of the dawn interjection east indies abbr third son of Adam a ruler wandered off angle in a fort to walk with unsteady gait diminutive suffix meaning new the quality of being demonstrable boy s name familiar interjection state of being irreparable kernel of certain fruits middle atlantic state abbr prepared for market same meat enemy vertebrate abbr one of the grains Malay heat horses of a certain color in a direction toward personal pronoun pertaining to the East coupling device pl strong short legged horse possessive pronoun suffix same as id senator abbr soldier miners the sitting together of an organized body exclamation of sorrow molding long S curve web footed diving birds of northern seas island poet indefinite article erbium chem sym tennis term great body of water head covering older in years abbr personal pronoun tantalum chem sym new england state abbr
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Poland
East Indies
Adam
Chem Sym
New England
Personal notes from local social scene
Miss Frances Brady returned home to Brunswick Maryland after a week with Mr and Mrs C P Kremer. Edward Knoll of Waynesboro spent yesterday with Kaufman Brubaker on East Piccadally street. Mr and Mrs H C Baker of Roanoke and Mrs Elinor Geer of Baltimore were weekend guests at the George Washington Hotel. Mrs Rose Hawthorne and daughter Miss Frances Hawthorne are visiting the George Washington Hotel while seeking a home site. Miss Hilda O Leary is guest at Audley Farm Clarke county Virginia. Miss Isabel Wood and Miss Edith Reid, guests of Mrs Daniel Wood Jr since the festival, returned to the Maryland Institute of Art for study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Brady
Edward Knoll
Waynesboro, Va
Kaufman Brubaker
East Piccadally Street
H. C. Baker
Roanoke
Elinor Geer
Baltimore
George Washington Hotel
Rose Hawthorne
Miss Frances Hawthorne
Hilda O'Leary
Audley Farm
Clarke County
Isabel] Wood
Edith Reid
Miss Wood
Daniel Wood, Jr
Maryland Institute of Art
Rebecca Beverly Spends Several Days in Baltimore
Miss Rebecca Beverly is spending several days in Baltimore visiting relatives and taking in local sites. She plans to return home after the visit.
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Rebecca Beverly
Baltimore
Miss Lucy White Leaves Cork Street Guest Home
Miss Lucy White, weekend guest of Mrs Craddock on Cork Street, has returned to her home in Washington.
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Lucy White
Mrs. Craddock
Cork Street
Washington
Butte Family Returns to Washington After Visit
Mr and Mrs W B Butte and children left East Piccadilly street residence of Mrs Thornberry after a week long visit with Mrs Thornberrys mother.
Arthur returns to Columbia after visit with parents
Mr. C. D. Arthur, who has been visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Arthur for about a week, returned today to his home in Columbia, S.
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C.D. Arthur
B. F. Arthur
Columbia, S
Miss Margaret Downing Returns Home After Apple Blossom Visit
Miss Margaret Downing, guest of Miss Elizabeth Barr during the Apple Blossom Festival, returned yesterday to her home in.
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Margaret Downing
Elizabeth Barr
Washington
Mr B M Kline Returns Home From Visit With Lafrick
Mr B M Kline has returned to his home at Yellow Springs after spending several days as the guest of Mr Albert Lafrick.
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Mr. B. M. Kline
Yellow Springs
Albert Lafrick
Local Students Tour Farmville College Campus
Miss Margaret Smith and Miss Virginia Conner motored today to Farmville to attend Normal College. They were accompanied by Miss Isabel Payne of Martinsburg, also a student there.
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Margaret Smith
Virginia Conner
Farmville
The
Normal College
Isabel Payne
Martinsburg
Shipyard worker imprisoned in airtight chamber rescue tale
Divers and shipyard men labored to free George Schirmer, a waterman aged years, trapped in an airtight chamber of the tugboat Kentucky after it sank at Spedden Ship Building Company's plant. Five others narrowly escaped drowning when the vessel overturned as it was hauled up a marine railway for repair, while police reserves kept back threats amid the prolonged battle to save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Charleston guests at North Kent street home
Miss Thelma Lewis of Charleston South Carolina visits Mr. M J Yost and his daughter Miss Katherine Yost at their North Kent street residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thelma Lewis
Charleston, S. C
Three Months On Roads and Fined Selling Liquor
Melvin Patton was found guilty in the Corporation Court before Judge Whiting of selling liquor. He received three months on the roads and a $200 fine plus costs. He had prior convictions in police court where three months was imposed with no fine, but today the Court added the $200 fine to the roads sentence on appeal.
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Melvin Patton
Whiting
Parking Rules Permanent on Market Street
Parking rules on Market Street between Cork and Piccadilly streets are intended to be permanent not tied to Apple Blossom Week. Heavy white lines mark parking zones on both sides of the roadway allowing cars to park at 45 degrees to the curb with front wheels to the curb, using only the right hand side of the roadway for approaching vehicles.
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Market Street
Cork
Piccadilly Streets
Five Construction Workers Die in West Newton Mine Blast
Five construction workers employed by H. F. Stark Construction Company were killed in an explosion at the Humphrey mine of Westmoreland Coal Company near West Newton Pennsylvania. One man at the tipple was blown to bits as the blast wrecked the structure, and four other bodies were found along the slope about 500 feet inside the mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Newton
Westmoreland Coal Company
Tipple
H. F. Stark Construction Company
Coal Company
Stewed-Up Ones Can Get Sober In Half Hour
Dr Yandell Henderson of Yale's Sheffield school told the National Academy of Science that intoxicated individuals can sober up in about half an hour by rapid breathing. He and Howard W. Haggard reported that experiments show the blood stream is twice as large as previously thought.
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Associated Press
Washington
Yandell Henderson
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale
National Academy of Science
Henderson
Howard W. Haggard
Sheffield School
Two Convicted In An Alleged Stock Job Scheme
Reuben S Baldwin and Samuel Volkes were found guilty on eight counts in Crim inal Court Baltimore for involvement in a $200000 Tidewater Steel stock jobbing scheme. Bail for Baldwin reduced to 5000. Volkes to be tried again on remaining charges.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Reuben S. Baldwin
Samuel Volkes
Tidewater Steel Corporation
Duffey and
Symington
Baldwin
Wolkes
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M. C. Garvin
C. W. Parish
State of Virginia
County of
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Rose F. Ebersole
Sieateer
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Middletown
State Corporation Commission
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