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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
TALKS To YOUNG WOMEN.
". Mr.. Cushiug Gives Them an Example
to Emulate.

Rev. Mr.. Cushtng Gives Them an Example
to Emulate.
There was large assembly OF hearers
at the Fourth Street Methodist Church
last evening, Il large majority of whom
were of the fair sex, drawn there to
hear wha. the pastor, Rev. c. w. CuSh-
ing. might say in his special sermon on
their sex. Considering the fact that
/ Mr.. CuShing's evening diScourSeS of late
have contained startling local revela-
/ tiOnS every one present naturally expect
ed the sermon To young women To be in
the same line, and all were wondering
what statistics would be read, and with
extended OrbS and widc-Open ears were
waiting TO see in what novel and Origi-
nal manner the subject would be dis
posed Of.
Aud the congregation was naturally
somewhat surprised when the pastor
began his discourse by taking book
and reading the life of that noted his
torcal heroine in ecclesiastical warfare,
Jean d'Aubert, Queen of Navarro. While
only synopsis of her life could be given
with the limited time, enough was re-
cited TO take up the hour Of the service,
and no illusions whatever were made
10 local affairs. Still the life of this
celebrated character could not but be
interesting and instructive, and all
present gave close attention.
The idea OF the pastor was to place 4
model before the young women of to-
day TO emulate Mr.. Cushing gave the
various lessons taught by the career of
this heroine, among others being that
in regard to the Sanctity of marriage.
Jaen d'Aubert taught that it was a
sacred relation, and that when entered
into for any other purpose than love,
marriage was only another name for
prostitution. The pastor then spoke
of the ilimSy excuses some people gave
| for neglecting to enter into religious life.
How selfish il seems when we only
neglect our sacred duty simply because
we will have to sacrifice little social
religion. How many women there are
/ in society to-day whose judgments and
conScienceS tell them that they ough;
to be devoted 10 Christian duties, but
who are mere baublcs of an hour of
pleasure. What an influence the wo-
men Of Wheeling a. whole might eX-
crt. IL they would, upon the society OF
| this city. fancy young women do not
I know the power within their reach. |
am glad the great majority of women
are more nearly right than society as Il
whole, but what We need is the great
aggregate of forces TO combat this So
cial evil.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
HOW GIRLS DRESS.
REV. Mr.. ASH SAYS SOCIETY PEOPLE RIG
Up TOO MUCH.
Rev. Mr. Hopkins Jumps on Dancing-Rev. C. w.
Cushing Sets an Example for Young Women
Of TO-Day-0thsr Sermons

At the Wesley NJ. D. Chapel last even
ing, Rev. D. L. Ash preached before the
Lady Washington Camp No. l, Daugh-
tiers of Liberty. The pastor started out
by saying that everything loves liberty.
II is the great boon of life. This Is true
Of the animal creation. 1t is certainly
none the less true of mankind, every
where, Of every name and every cline.
After speaking of the various phases OF
liberty, the preacher came more directly
70 woman, of whom he said
Under the mighty, crushing influence
Of sin, woman, undoubtedly has been
the greatest sufferer. This may be at
tributed 10 two causes, first, she is the
weaker of the two; second. she is gentler
and less belligerant than her companion
in strength.
Woman is rising step by step, as the
great king of light and liberty ascends
the political, social and moral heavens,
and ere long she will take her place
whore she properly belongs, the crown
ing figure in the great work OF God.
There are great and formidable enc
mics in this world to every phase OF
liberty.
First. there is the rum traffic. An
other formidable foe to liberty is
fashion. No heather god or goddess
has ever had more Jealous devOteeS than
fashion. II is one thing to dress for
beauty and comfort; quite another
thing TO dress for fashions sake and be
uncomfortable. One has said that we
get our fashions from New York, New
York gets them from Paris, Paris gets
them from the devil, and we suppose
the devil manufactures them in Hades.
The SureSt and best way TO get out OF
the world is TO follow strictly the fash
ion. II will take you there every time.
II has wonderful hold on the world.
We have fashionable societies, fashion
able saloons, fashionable houses of pros
titution. fashionable courts, fashionable
rogueS, and, worst Of all, fashionable
churches. All these fashionable ones
are in the same boat, going down into
the Jaws of hell.
About one year ago 4 thousand or
more working girls of New York city
organized an anti-faShion society. After
they came out once on dress parade in
their modest attire we never heard any
thing more from this little army. We
suppose mother fashion frowned, the
boys laughed, and the dear girls sur
rendered. Oh, for great cru
sadcr's movement against these
monstrouS foes of liberty. We would
like TO organize, at the head of this
great army of crusaders, all the Daugh-
tiers of Liberty in the land, then muster
in all the Sons of Liberty, all the OPP
pressed. dOwu-trodden and The slaves to
all these vices, with Christ Jesus as the
captain Of our salvation, then with one
solid phalanX strike the enemy, strike
for victory and for liberty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
SMALL TALK.
Minor Matters of Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest brieHy an"
Pithily Told.
IL II. +. Hillman & Co.'S Watch Club
drawing, Saturday, Club -, No. 81; CLUB
II, No. 81; Club 10, No. -
NEXT Friday afternoon and evening the
ladies OF the Fourth Street Methodist
Church will have doll fair and festival
\ vALIsE containing clothing, left at
Hogue's hardware store Saturday evening,
by some unknown person, is NJ the Guy
Hall awaiting an owner.
\ DoG was run over by an electric motor
on the Market street bridge yesterday
evening, about i 80 o'clock, and the animal
was killed by Lieutenant Frohm.
THE Endeavor Societies of the Second
and Third Presbyterian, the English Lu-
theran, and the Disciples churches, Will
meet at the latter church this evening.
REV. DIR. BLAisDELL filled the pulpit at
the Zane Street NJ. f.. Church yesterday
morning, and Rev. Mr.. Jones preached last
evening. Rev. Moore, the pastor. is Ill.
THE incorporators of the Bloch Bros.
Tobacco Company are TO meet Tor the
election of Il Board of Directors and TO
transact other business, on the 9th inst
TIE output Of the Ktna mill last month
was 3 ZOO tons Of finished iron, the largest
business for one month in the history of
the mill This amount includes what was
shipped.
A TELEGRAM from Weston, received yes
terday, stated that Harry G. Caldwell, son
of Judge \. b. Caldwell, and well Unknown
local newspaper reporter, was again very
dangerously i'll, and that his recovery was
considered impossible.
THERE is strike in the bisque ware de
partment of the Toronto pottery, which
may involve the whole concern. The
workers claim they were ordered to per
form work which should be performed by
others, and because they refused they were
discharged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08

The ciddy waltz, to which we object.
DR. LYMAN Beecher says that the dane
ing spoken OF in the Bible was reiig-
ious act, praetised exclusively on Joyous
occasions in the open air by maidens
only. and that no record can be found In
SCRIPTURE of dancing INDUCED In by
both sexes. ,,.,,oa
Dancing could be properly divided
into three classes-the parlor dance, the
hall. and the stage, one leading TO the
other. The tendency in all dancing Is
toward evil. Many indulge in dancing,
going from bad 10 worse, VINO wouiu
not do that which would Immediately
take them away from the church.
They do not realize their danger. No
city is so given up 10 dancing is
Wheeling.
.'There is something in the dance mu-
sic. which in itself will stir and thrill
Won. and arouse the passions. Then
there is the barroOm, which is connect
ed with almost every ball room, and Is
one of the most potent influences Tor
evil. The hand of the man whom you
would not touch on the street swings
your daughter in the dance. The dane
ing master also is there.
Would you invite him to your home'
Would you permit your daughter to
marry him? Would il not be considered
an incongruous match? That the graf
ification Of the passions IS the pflnci-
pal charm and attraction of dancing IS
admitted by all dancers.
Tho otfitudcS in some Of the dances
are such that man would be arrested
If caught on the street in the same posi-
ton.
A great many ladies are injured in
health by the gauzy dresses they wear,
which are positively indecent. No lady
should dress in public in a way she
would not be found in her home. I'M
agine 4 man praying in the midst OF
women, at full dress bali. The late
hours at which the crowds at the balls
diSperse, and the dancing itself, which
is usually carried TO the extreme, are
unhealthful. The average young man
attends balls for the qualification of his
sensual feelings.
Shall we dance? Ny answer to that
question is this: If, before you go to
ballroom, you get down on your knees,
and when YOU leave the intoXicatlonS
OF the ballroom, and in your chamber
Law aside your CANDY robes, and can
drop down on your knees and thank
God that He led you to this place OF
amusement, then my answer Is, yes.
If this is not the case, then keep away
from those hauntS OF sin and vice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
YE GIpDY DANCERS. READ.
Rev. Mr.. Hopkins Frowns on tSe Waltz
and Dances in General.

and Dances in General.
Rev. L. \. Hopkins delivered two Spe-
cial sermons yesterday, at the Disciples
Church. and the edifce was well filled
on both occasions In the morning, the
subject of his discourse was The Devil
in Modern Soc ety." In the evening the
congregation was composed largely of
young men and women. Following is a
synopsis OF the sermon on Dancing"
I'VE need amuSementS. Man is the
only animal that laughs, aud God must
have intended when He gave him that
faculty that he should use il. II is
mistake TO suppose that religion is dark
and forbidding. and restraints Us from
doing all those things to which our in
clinGtionS lead.
There are some amuSementS IN which
We cannot indulge without danger OF
being contaminated. do not say you
shall or shall not engage in popular
amuSemcntS-the responsibility lies en-
tirely with you.
The character of our amuSementS
changes to suit the fashion OF the times.
The gladiatOrial cOmbatS and bull tights
have given place TO theatrical pleasures.
progressive euchre, tiddlely winks and
dancing. all of which are relics of bar
bariSm. These in turn must give way,
for they will not stand the light OF the
scripture test.
DO say dancing is wrong? 1t may
mean the mere play OF children, or the
exercising Of the feet alone, accompa-
MED by music. Under such conditions
il is not il is the modern round dance,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
Officers Elected.

Pride Of Wheeling Council No. .,
Daughters of Liberty, recently organ
lied here, have chosen the following
officers: Jr Ex-Councilor, Mrs. Vir-
gina Meek; Jr. ExAssociate Councillor,
Mrs. Amelia Ferrel; Councillor, Mr..
James NJ. Ephlin; Associate Councillor,
Mrs. Mary Gillespie; Vice Councillor,
Mr. Samuel Brubaker; Associate Vice
Councillor, Mrs. Ida Bebout; Recording
and Financial Secretary, Mr.. James A..
Ferret; Associate Recording Secretary,
Mrs. Hester Letzkus: Treasurer, Mr..
Joseph F. Potter; Guide, Mrs. Kate
Potter; Inside Guard, Mrs. Dorance
McGinniS: Trustees. Mr.. Alex. Bebout,
Mr.. Tobias Van Berg, Mrs. Elizabeth
Ephlin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
4 ADJUSTMENTS.
IRISH LUCK.

Glenn C. Magee and his Irish Luck
Company will commence three nights
engagement at the Grand Opera House
this evening. The Paterson N. j.
Can says:
"Clem C. Magce, who appears in the
leading role of Irish Luck is one of
the brightest comedians on the stage.
Aside from the interesting plot of the
story, the play abounds with laughable
situations, in all of which the inimitable
Glenn appears TO good advantage"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
TILE TWO SISTERS rn-NIGnr.

The Boston Daily Globe, in speaking
of the changes aud alterations in The
play of Two Sisters, says: ''ln many
respects has the play been changed, and
as constructed it is a play deserving Of
a long career and success. The same
vein OF pleasing comedy. humor, pathos
and music tremendously blended to-
gether in the authors inimitable and
characteristic style, is everywhere ap-
parent during the action of the play.
At the Opera House tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
1triu Advertisements.

!. S. Coon sells Dry Goods the chsa Jest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
CHINA DEPARTMENT.

In view OF the increased demand for this class
of goods during the holidays, we have added To
our immense stock new lines. all the Latest
Patterns and Decorations. and will sell at prices
that will astonish the purchaser.
Tea Sets, Adamantine, plain, 50 pieces IS 3 %
Tea Sets Adamantine, decorated, IS pieces 1 50
Tea Sets Under Glaze, English decorated,
20 pieces. .+......s..s , -
Dinner Sets. Under Glaze, English deco
rated. il9 pieces. ....................... Q 3S
Dinner Sets, Adamautine plain, i0i pieces o 20
Dinner Sets, Adamantine, fine decorated,
Iol pi'cfs. .ss..sssss.ss = "
Toilet Sets, Adamantnc plain. 10 pieces. 3 q
Toilet Sets, Under Glaze, English dccora-
ted. 10 pieces ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
The above are only few Of our prices Of
goods that are we'll known. Our stock consists
OF the dnest
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
New Oil COmnanX.

The Secretary of State has issued Il
certificate of incorporation to the Park
erSburg Oil Exchange, organized for the
purpose of purchasing and selling pc
trolcum and other oils, purchasing and
selling leases for oil and gas, acting as
factor or agent for the purpose or sale
on commission of certificates of stock of
oil and gas companies, and for acting as
agent in the purchase and sale of oil
lands on commission, stocks, bonds and
grain. The principal office is to be in
Parkersburg, and the capital subscribed
is 5000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
Governor BOYD. of Nebraska.

1t has somehow escaped the general
notice of Wheeling people that the Dem
ocratic Governor-elect of Nebraska is an
old Wheeling resident, he being none
other than ). Winning Boyd, for about
nine years the principal of the Seventh
ward school, and son of Rev. Mr..
Boyd, now of Martins Ferry. but for
merly also of this city. Governor Boyd
has so far successfully concealed his
identity from his old friends here in
Wheeling, but now that the secret is
out, he will doubtless receive numerous
CONGRATULATIONS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
Officers Elected.

Typographical Union No. 70 held its
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon,
and elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: President, a. II.
Stephenson: Vice President, Charles
Carenbauer; Secretary, w. I. Mitchell;
Treasurer, Elmer Carlin; Sergeant-at-
arms, Robert T. Morrison; Executive
Committee, David Deloe, Hoge Shively,
j. +. Deloe, James Sims, ThOs. Mcclure,
Jos. l.. Wells, A. II. Stephenson; Dele
gates to Trades Assembly, +. NJ. Pierce,
Ned Sims, James Sims.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
Council Committees Called.

The Council Committee on Railroads
is called to meet this afternoon at three
o'clock, and again at seven o'clock this
evening, i'm order TO be ready TO submit
the pending railroad ordinances to Coun-
ell tomorrow evening.
The Subcommittee of the Committee
on Lights, appointed TO fix upon the
number and approximate location Of
electric lights, is called to meet to-mor-
row morning at nine o'clock, to make Il
tour Of the city.
The Council Committees on Markets,
Cemeteries and Fire Department are
called to meet this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08

Nor ABLE TO WALK was confined to
nv bed six months with Rheumatism, not
able to walk step. All of the other
remedies usually prescribed for this disease
having been employed to no effect, | com
menced taking S. S S have now taken
eleven bottles of this excellent medicine,
and am on my feet, attending to all of my
household work as of yore | feel that
cannot sufficiently express my thanks for
the benefit have received from the use of
this medicine.
MRs NJ. A. WOODWARD,
Webb City, Mo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of In
dividuals.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of In
dividuais.
C.P. Williams, Of Hartford, w. Va, is
In the city.
J. W. Turkle, of Fairyicw, was in the
city yesterday.
WI Dent, OF Parkersburg, is stopping
at the Hotel Windsor.
J. B. White, OF Hundred, W. Va, was
in the city yes erday.
John Murphy, of Washington, Pa, was
at the Behler yesterday.
Harvey Warner is lying seriously i'll at
his home on the South Side.
Dick Hubbel, of ST. Mary's, was regis
tered at the Mcclure last night
The Good Luck Company, twelve in
number, are stopping the Behler.
VIM. Logenbach, of GAINESVILLE, a popular
commercial traveller, is at the Stamm
Mrs. J. b. Colvig spent Sunday in Steu-
benville, the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Sage.
Part Of the "Hilarity" Company stopped
at the Behler yesterday, en- route to Wash
ington, Pa.
John Keyser. the popular and efficient
night clerk at the Stamm, was at his post
again yesterday, after severe illness.
Architect .. S. Philpott, of Wheeling, is
here for day or two looking after his
building interests about the city.-Pdrhers-
bury Sentinel,
VIM. Arlington, of Grafton; J. j. Will
liams, of Weston; W. f. Parker, of Amos,
and j. w Thorn, Of Clarksburg, were the
West Virginia people stopping Mt the
Stamm last night.
Mr.. NJ. Edwards, Jr., who has been alb
sent from Wheeling for forty years, living
in the West. is visiting his father, Mr.. Nj.
Edwards, Sir, of North Wheeling. Mr..
Edwards, Jr., is accompanied by his son,
Michael
William Baird, chief manifest clerk Of
the "Pewiky,n has been promoted to the
position Of chief clerk. made vacant by the
resignation of John Kyle. Fred Theirs
takes Mr. Bard's place, and Mr.. Charles
Madden Mr. Theirs place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
a1e,u Advertisements
The WheeIing
CD.
1886 TO tt4O MARKET STREET

The holidays are fas, approach. I'm.
weeks from Wednesday AMI iho s-s .-..
greatest festival VIII hl,a dawre5
The anniversary ~ Good william.
earth will have CONE again and .,....
OF good cheer and rejoicing m.li t.s.t,..
You must prepare not on'r,1.r. .... ..
SELF but to contribute o. the hlsa.r.s.
Others And while bow ,4'.5,r,,..
matter ofclaleatlre 90 some r...
ter OF inierestDaH Christina. Is. mr.
sally rec'-n.loi as q a!fr-...tn- .e...,
custom has cstJiisheiita,.s.a ,-.4,...-
contribution 70 the happiness of .,r.r. a.,
this season generally consist. os "a chr,.,
mas giit-What shaunbe. rba,.s ~.
question Yes, that's the question ,h,,.,..
have for months been preparing 20 n.,y,-
That's the question thar wc APE n.w p-.
pared to answer That 'hc og..,
that our magnificent assorted sock
Holiday Goods to-day answer,
WHEELING INSTALMENr Cd
Ask Yourself the question-What
give. Come here-And the answcran.
YOU in some one OF our many useful o.,
sirable Notwithstanding Escr
Standing and Hanging Cabinets-
Bullets
Rockers in Plush-Leather- j..
III Polished Woods-parlor Tal.l,
cabinet base in polished woCd,--O
tre--Side and Card Tables .n o..
and Sixteenth century finish The.
the latest in art furniture and makea r..-
ich and handsome prcscni-S,.n
and examine them. We oN.r s
them a big induccment iu .0w pra,
While here ask 10 see ouri.ncof Ea,c,-
We have them in bamboo. old OAK.
cherry finish - Bcau,u. designs
Nothing more appropriate -- No.fr
more useful than one of these 80 our t.r.
low price. observation-disclosures
Writing Desks and Literary Tables r
walnut old oak-clcrry and SiNtceutI
century tinish-Auy one Of these cons.
tute appropriate am ,a...
be-appreciated present-We I.r
received an entire new line incA
signs Tor the holidays.
WHEELING INSTALMENI Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
The Trouble Among the Bakers.

Mr.. Christ Floto said yesterday, re-
garding the item in yesterdays REG
IsrER about the differences between the
bakers and their employees:
The committee of the Bakers Pro-
tective Association went TO Trades AS
sembly Hall at s:2j o'clock, and no one
representing the Trades Assembly was
there. The assertion OF the working
bakers committee, that we did not go
to the hall Is an error.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
USEFUL
Christmas Presents!
NV Prices Are Guaranteed 10 be the
Lowest in Wheeling.

vinest Pua Scarf> the latest style iu Neck
lies Elegant Patterns. for 5oc.
inn Patterns of Four-in-ii Hand ANA t'cN
s..,rfs. in SIR and Plush. at % ,-'. ANA zoe
Emil Dress White Lawn Bows, th''' Tor -
Hest White shirts. nay own MAKE. in flraied'
X satin stripe, Plain and Embroidered boS-
,ns Omen Front or BAGS. tdt guar'nt'ed'' AZ
fOc.. CSC. and sio0
Ria Gloves. lined or unlined. ii@'n OF fu'
Tons AZ soc. 7s,.. stCO si.sS and $50
R,st Jersey Gloves at CSC. SIC 80" and &C
Fine Cashmere Muffers at %, So and 'N''
Res, All silk MuGicr, az 55c., stC. $50 and
$3.50 s.,.. o..
cashmere. Wool aud Camers Hair Socks -,
c,mels Hair Understands and Drawers Al
soc and 75c ..
White or Grey Merino shirts aud Drawers at
Sc and SO. -. 80
All Wool shirts aud Drawers R'a' h'o"u -
N.tprsl colors. at So. &C. sloo. sis' and si.oO
Rest Linen Collars, Latest Styles '"o l'' ~
Best Linen CUTS, Latest styles. sc
Linen handkerchief New Styles al iOe'' 10
and -. 40, =, n
Kni, Wool Jackets. all sizes al SO" si''
and SEQ.
L iii Rt,oa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
Officers Elected.

The Street Car Employees Union OF
the American Federation of Dabor held
a meeting in Notes Hall, in the Eighth
ward, Saturday night. The following
officers were elected to serve the ensu-
ing term: President, Frank Long; Vice
President, John Shaughnessy; Secre-
tary, Ed. Padden; Treasurer, Ed. Burt.
The election of Directors was postponed
until the next meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
GROWING IN INTEREST.
EvangeIistic Hall Packed with Enthusi-
astic Hearers.

astic Hearers.
EvangeliStic Hall was full of men on
Saturday night, and on Sunday evening
the hall was packed with people largely
composed of the non-church going ele-
mcnt. 1t is clearly evident that the
good influence is having 4 marked eff
feet. rs the meetings are orderly and a
deep interest manifest which is Il radi-
cal change for the better since the work
began three months ago, and without
exaggeration it can be said that many
staggering under the intluence of drink
are now under the influence of some
thing better.
Mr.. Sawyer'S remarks evening after
evening have been practical and sea-
Soned with common sense. The music
rendered by the Aeolian Male Quartette
aud Mr.. KaSley has been OF great AS
siStancc. having had Il Notwithstanding
effect, thereby preparing the way and
giving nroadS TO Truth. 1t is to be
hoped that this good work will become
"A fixture and carried on with increased
facilities
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-08
No Trace OF Craig.

There is no news yet regarding the
mysterious disappearance of VIM. Craig,
of the Eighth Ward, over two weeks
ago. Friends in McKeesport and PITTS
burg have been notified, and are using
every effort to find him. He shook
hands with two friends on the day he
disappeared. and said he was going
away. 1t is feared that he lost his
mind