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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-02-27

Fighting against torrents of fame
and smoke, William Roebling, a FIRE
department operator, and Walter A.
Grant, q salesman of 1910 Golden
Gate avenue, rescued from danger of
imminent death three young women
lodgsrs in the Glenmaye apartment
house, 1924 Cough street last night
The women were Miss Molly
Scully, who was found unconscious in
the middle of a blazing room; Miss
Gertrude Garvin and Miss Jennie
Warren. The three women had apart
ments on the third floor. Mrs. Victor
son, a lodger on the second floor. had
q close call
The Clenmaye caught FIRE at s:35
o'clock last night. The flames broke
out in the upper part Of the building
and spread to the roofs OF the Japa-
nese Imperial hotel. 112o Cough street.
the Byron Mauzy building. 1l75 o'Far-
reI street, and St Marks Lutheran
church IN O'Fsrrell street. now leased
by the Central Methodist Episcopal
church The japanese place was bad
" damaged. the Mauzy building dam
aged inconsiderably and the church
escaped almost wholly. The total loss
was upward OF s60,oe0.
FURTHER REsCUEs MADE
While RoebIing. who is operator for
Chief Shaughnessy OF the fire depart
rnent, and Grant were bearing out the
three girls Miss Helen victorson was
with difculty leading her mother, Mrs.
victorson, from their room on the sec
ond floor OF the Glenmaye.
william ousyle. proprietor of the
GIenmaye, had 3 serious experience in
rescuing his two little daughters from
their pisyroom sn the building. The
children had q narrow escape.
The origin Of the IRE could not be
determined last evening, one thsory be-
planation given was that q light cur
tain had blown over the gas 3et in
the room where the three girls were
retiring. The girls were IN a hysterical
condition last night and could not give
g coherent account Of the origin of the
fire. They are mattresses employed in
the Golden Pheasant restaurant
THREE ALARMS SOUNDED
Three alarms Of FIRE were turned In
from one box and one from another.
bringing a score OF fire engines to the
scene OF the IRE. The flames shot from
the cupols OF the Glenmaye. lighting
up the sky and as the building was
on a slight elevation the blaze could
be seen from all parts OF tho city.
ouayIe said that his loss was up
ward Of $1,000. william Wolf, owner
OF the building, set his loss at $4,000.
covered by $4,000 insurance. The upper
portion OF the house was ruined and
the lower section made uninhabitable.
The roof. and north wall OF the Hotel
Imperial were destroyed. The building
is owned by L. F. Mccormick. who set
his loss at $4,000. insurance $4,000.
The Byron Mauzy building was dam
aged by smoke and water and the
stock Of pianos seriously damaged. The
loss is estimated at $4,000 partly COW
cred by insurance. The tower of st.
Marks church caught fire. bat the
blaze was extinguished.
The blaze was under control before
10 O'Clock. The As dodgers in the Glen
maye suffered severe loss 10 their per-
sonal effects.
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pRovrDEs FEDERAL EXHIBIT

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.--A favorable
report on the bill of Representative
Humphrey of Washington, providing
for a government exhibit at the Alas
kay Yukon-Pacific exposition to be held
at Seattle in 1909 was ordered today by
the house committee on Industrial arts
and expositions The bill carries
s75oooo-
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Register NOW, Republicans

IF you don'f want Her
rim TO rule you, get on the
register before April IS.
Old registration has all
expired-yOu must register
again before April IS or You
can't vote at the May
primaries.
Registration closes April
IS.
Last day on which reg
isfered voter can move TO
another precinct and not
lose his primary vote,
April 8.
Registrars office in the
old city hall open from 9
a. M. to 5 o. m.
Register NOW, Republicans
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TELEPHONE KEARNY se
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 81. 100
WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEWS TO-DAY

YESTERDAY-Clear; west wind; maximum
Temperature O.; minimum, so.
FORECAST FOR ToDAY-Cloudy; fresh
southerly winds Page 10
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Impertinent Question No. 40
Which Sex is the Vainer-and Why7

Which Sex is the Kainer-and Why?
For the most original wittest answer to this ques
tion-and the briefer the better-The Call will pay
FIVE DOLLARS. For the next FIVE answers
The Call will pay ONE DOLLAR each. Prize
winning answers will be printed next Wednesday
and checks mailed to the winners at once Make
your answer short and address it to
IMPERTINENT QUESTIONS.
THE CALL.
inning Answe to Do Men Prefer udesgy
prize to Boena,
It would have been the if she had been brunette
pizeo w. sykes Ills street city.
Many fine brunette has dyed asking that question
n. Outgomery suee ciH.
My husband keeps mighty quiet about it if he does
Silence IS golden"
0 Mend oayenu Santa Rosa
Because they
kin Streets city.
It's the American spirit of taking chance.
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At the top photograph of Baby John Martin who
brought back Oakland yesterday and found cache OF
dynamite bush De Fremery park which IS shown
in the middle engraving Captain of the Oakland
detective bureau ellis Wales photo) appears below.
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COAST

Wealthy English woman refuses to tes
against young surgeon she accused Of fors
after he had welded another. PaE
Horse trader shoots woman she WI
with husband and kills himself in Portl
street PRg
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Mrs. Walker Weds and
Makes Large Gifts
One of Richest Women in
America Becomes Wife of
Frederick c. Penfeld

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-Mrs. Anna NJ.
weightman Walker of Philadelphia.
one of the richest women in America.
was married to Frederick Courtland
Penfield in St Patrick's cathedral today.
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
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SUBURBAN

scows may solve Berkeley's garbage problel
which trustees must answer in thr
days. Page
Mrs W s. Halpruner weeps at inquest ov
W H. Chambers and declares her husband
accusations are untrue. Page
Baby John takes detectives to De Freme
park In Oakland and reveals store Of dynami
hidden under bush. Page
Fraud In registration Of voters in Fruitva
district for school bonds is alleged. Page
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to step down and out, Mr.. Dupont was
only identified with one trust. while Mr..
sheldoni is at the present time intimate-
8ly5 identified with no less than II prom
inenty financial concerns
:One of these. the Bethlehem Steel
company. does not employ union labor,
and has opposed the organization of its
employees for the pastg'16 years.
Mr. Sheldon is q director of that
company. He is also treasurer and di-
rector of the North American company.
capitalized for 30,o00,00o concern
known as the .mysterysof Wall street.
tits but a few years back since he was
prominently Identified with the whisky
trust. a glance at his connection with
various companies for the past ten
years Will explain tersely the reason
for his present position. No further
comment OF mine Is necessary
The corporations named by Mr.. Mack
include railway. Industrial and, flnan-
cial concerns here and elsewhere.
Chairman Hitchcock OF the Repub-
Z lican national committee WAS shown
/ Chairman Mack's attack on Treasurer
I Sheldon, but declined to make any
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the past 10 years, make interesting
reading in view of the recent develop.
ments in the campaign.
Il wish to recall in this connection
that because of these very accusations
of his, Gov. odell In 1902 refused to
permit the party leaders to put MI.
Sheldon in nomination for lieutenant
governor. " 81
SGov. odell at that time declared thai
he would not accept the denomination
for the head of the state ticket il
Sheldon were named as his running
mate. But while the Republican
party has refused to put up Mr.. Shell
don's name for public office, 1t has.
for the Identical reasons for this re-
fusal, selected him for Its campaign
fund collector.
This cannot be denied Most of:
the corporations with which Mr.. Shei-3
don Is Identified are capitalized for mil
lions. How much of their stocks is OF.
the liquid variety can be easily ascer-.
> tanned. Yet Mr.. Roosevelt has defended
him and his resignation was not de-
nlauded when MIR. Dupont was invited
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WILL AssAIL CRoMwELI,.

4 I ~ =
New York. Oct. Following the
attack of National Chairman Mack to-
day on corporation affiliations of Geo.
R. Sheldon, treasurer of the Repub-
lican national committee, 1t was learn
ed tonight that the Democratic ma
tional committee Is preparing to as
sail the corporation connection of Will
liam Nelson Cromwell, member OF
the advisory committee of the nation
al Republican committee. Other mem
bers of the Republican advisory COM
mittee. it is understood are also being
investigated and representatives of the
Democratic committee are carefully
inqufring into the financial records of
the Republican committee. For sew
eral days the corporation records of
Mr.. Cromwell have been under quiet
Investigation. but whether the repre-
sentatives Of the Democratic commit
tess have learned anything of Mr..
Crennwcll's financial operations other
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
YESTERDAYS.

Fred ID. Jones ct al 10 Garfield
Smelling Co, lots %, etc, section
90, township south. range
Forde. part lot 2. block 10. plat A.
w. II. Lyman to H. III. johnson. lot
|, block ]. Liberty park. plat b..
Hannah d. Hampton to Stephen NJ.
Walton, lot 3. block q. plat D......
Kimbaii & Richards, lots g. etc,
block /, Hollywood. 1890
August Matson to Carl c. Larsen, 4
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CHAIRMAN MACK
AFTER SHELDON.

MN York, Oct. National Ghair-
r,,ns Mack today made an attack on
(. !, NJ corporation affiliations Of George
4 4. sheldon treasurer of the Repupiieah
uatinnal committee, charging that M.
! sbs1don is atsthis time connected VIII
I In lsss than II financial conlpa MES MES
M, Mack made the following state
ineass ..,,,.s
i .The trust and corporation ANNA
tions. of George r. sheldon, treasurer ca ''s =
I M Republican national COMMITTEES t0F
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than the companies with which he is
identified has not been made known.
James Duncan, first vice president
of the American Federation of Labor.
sent 81 dispatch today to II. j. Skeff-
ington. chairman of the labor bureau
of the Democratic national commit
tee at Chicago denying the report that
he has deserted Samuel Gompers in
the latter's support of the Democratic
national ticket.
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HEARS 1NNr. CO,

IA T. 3rd So, Judge Building 49,,
4 acres on 9TH last, line land Sln9,l
Az acres, 18th East. fruit, ctc.,,... Sg Wy
10 acres, 9TH east, fruit etr., SS s-sh,
5-room brick, mod, 9TH So. e.. S2,'9o
Groom brick. lot 1S5X2o0, state ST.
a,SGr11 brick lot ,i6xl5o.. ...........S $1,000
3-room adobe, good lot ;.;;, 'S3V'
7-room mod, full two-story brick
close In must lie sold MAKE
OFFER.
VACANT LOTS.
looxllo. 4th East, fine lot............- $50
SONGS, 18th East, tine shade,.-..-.- $50 $50
57S16j, Cor. on Main St..........'.- seo1
These, are Just samples. See US you
want bargains in Real Estate.
SEARS 1NFT. CO..
IA r. 3rd So, Judge building.
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sn.-MopERN corrAGEs--go

We are jus, completing 0, modcrn. cnt-
tages located in different parts OF me
civ Why not have one put in your
own name There arc only Il few left.
Call In and we Will gladly explain Our
Easy Method of Buying Home on your
own Terms our Prices are the Lowest
Terms most Reasonable.
HOFFMAN BROS.
69Ls West Second South Street.
Phones IA,
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1,so-gr1u,p1NG Lors--1ooo

TO SELECT FROM FOR "A HOME.
Come in aud select a fine residence
Iot and let us build you a modern house,
for wo surely can please sou in Local
Ito as we have over 1000 lots OF oar
own located In different parts of the City
that We will sell you on terms that YOU
cannot rcfuse--and build you modem
residence on your own plans.
HOFFMAN BROS.
G2Ja West Second South Street
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VACANT LOTS

sioo- 81 cash aud onls 81 per week.
S4Vl--S SIS cash ana 81 per month, south
east. Fine Location.
ss1a-on Sth East These are for cash,
81 $S,e1Sa5 lash cash ana $40 MGR month Lots
3iaxS rods.
$3.50 to S5a0--Southeast, finest property
in city We'll take So or less II you
haven't $50, and balance nj what You
can pay.
$ll66-For iOx1G5 ana Groom house, only
$40 cash Brand new.
west only SEQ cash. SIC per month
i-room modern, near Liberty Paris, ~
500. 500 or $500 cash.
NEW MODERN HOMES, SOUTHEAST.
at FROM $500 TO $1,000, AND ONLY 500
TO $1,000 CASH AND EASY TERMS.
f WE WRITE FIRE PROOF INSURANCE
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$SNl.

81 5th Ave, 4-room mdern Brick,
large lot sewer and SIDEWALKS,
south front, cash or easy teria%'
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5-room modern frame. on McGlel-
Ian Ave. betweeu LIST ard md
south, sewer connections. electric
lights, cement basement, cement
walks.
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For that cosy little corner Of 9TH
aud il, sidewalk and sewer all Z
paid, 4-room modern house, DC
sure and see 1t.
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g lots near nth East car line, $50 each
THOMAS ALSToN.
la4 Atlas Block.
Ind. Phone aa6 Bell 1882
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FINE HOMES.
Close lin
Never before in our business
experience have we been In
position to OFFER Detper class
/ Of modern brick cottages than
WHAT BUYERS SEEK:
First class materials
AL workmanship.
Convenient arrangement Or
Proper ventilation.
Plumbing and SEWERAGE.
Good elevation
Full easements
Cement walks.
Neat fences.
High class Of improvements
ALL or THESE ATTRACTIONS?
YES. AND I1Nl.N MORE mark
the improvements underway by 1
ASHTON BROS. on 18th So. st.
between Srd and 9TH East SITS.
TWO PLACES Al.READ1, soLp.
careful buyers because We have
no apologies to make for any
TWO, FINE AR. BRICK
COTTAGES.
Under way on Windsor St. IN a
rear of 3lst Ward Westinghouse.
40 be first class in every way.
\ If YOU have u
FEW HUNDRED DOLLARS
1 TO pay down, here is your
| chance for commencement OF
| place of your own.
| DON'T PAY RENT.
| WAY TO OWNERSHIP
I MADE EASY BY US.
| .ASIITON-JTINISlN COMPANY,
/ 73 Main st.
1 Mortgage Bankers, Real Estate.
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Special lEXGras
A. III. DlRRELL co.

THE Boys Who DO THINGS"
we offer TODAY three good
as new, red pressed brick, mod
crn terraces, East Side. very
close i'll, and constantly In
creasing in value. Price, Son
eacn; terms, $500 cash, bal
ance to suit at per cent. Best
rental property II, city. FAY
ING 70 per cent NET ON IN
VESTNfENT. You may never
get another such opportunity.
So don't delay a minute or you
may be too late.
z building lots TODAY at prices
way below the market.
We are also offering for sale,
way below the market price, q
hotel of about 81 rooms, In the
heart Of the city. II you are a
hotel man you can make a for-
tune on this.
Again. we have u fine, farm of
100 acres, nearly all under cultl-
yat,ons which we are offering az
a VERY LOW PRICE, or Will
exchange for city property.
We also have few other
REAL SNAPS and II you are
looking for a GOOD INVEST
MENT come and see US.
A. III. BlEGlREL CO..
Real Estate. Loans, INSURANCE sur; s.a
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statement Mr.. Sheldon said the state
ment did not contain anything to which
he desired to make a reply.
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n mers addition -, :, ...,,...,......,. 500
Myrtle T.. Wallace TO George ], Taa
lor part of lot ,. block q, plat A.. "a
Hubbard Investment co. to john y.
Frisclough. lot 90 etc. Wood
bury subdivision 1890. .,..t-... S2j
Joseph Richards TO Willard f.
Richards. part of lot =. block 49,
plat y ": $40
of lot o. block 81. plat B.,,...,..... 10
Sarah \. Carr Burton to kimbali
& Richards, lots 81, etc. block g.
Burton Place ....-,.-.. .s,........... So
HEAR THE rRIzE WINNERS
OF the Eisteddfod tonight at Taber-
nacle-Grand Concert-S0c s. T5c.
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$3.50,

For d corner on 18th East; with
a 5.room modern brick house,
full basement, hot air heat. eler-
tric lights. the best buy in the
city.
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IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL.
list with Cannon & Cannon. IS E. 8. +.
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Broom, double brick. modern, $3.50,
Groom double brick. $500.
i-room brick. new. 5000,
We have many bargains and can give
easy terms
If YOU have $500 in ash we will furp-
ish the lot and build you house.
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EoR REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND
rental see r, T. -Oblad, The Salt Lake
merciai Block Ind. tel 1924 and 1855.
WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT'S
all futile Bros. red ball signs 1b3 Main
FOR suNIMPROvED FARM LAND 50
$per acre, IA miles south Of city. A. l.
Scott. 341 5th East. &
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$500.

For one of those Groom brick
cottages on Mcclellan Ave. be-
tween LIST and End South, easy
terms.
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WE SELL. REAL ESTATE. SMITH s
ERICKSON. 2o4 D. It. Walker Bldg.
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Rcal Estate call on GEORGE Z. ROM
NEY INV co, No. 237-S Constitution
BUILDING. Phones $3.50,
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5-rom i. D. brick. modern, near 9Th
south and eth East. Terms 500 cash
$3.50 per month
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New 4-room l. p. brick. mod, Windsor
Ave Terms $500 cash, S25 per month.
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sfNN.

$500.
SAG L. 4th South. 5-room modern.
full basement, laundry tubs, gas,
sewer connection, room for more
houses on lot be sure and see y.
10Th Ave, close in, for only 500.
w. j. LEAklIR,
2o2 D. L. Walker Building.
Telephones os,
Loans. Fire Insurance.
Real Estate.
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Homes and vacant lots in all parts OF
city at bargain prices
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Groom r. p. brick, modern, cellar, barn
etc Lot INFO rods, on g st.
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a FEW SNAPS.

$500 CO.
light, sewer, lot 2 x5 rods, on 9Th Ave.
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Groom adobe. flowing Well, barn, ce-
nent walks northwest. Terms $500 cash
balance mortgage at Z per cent.
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& New 4-room shingle bungalow, modern
bath. pantry. electric light, cemented
cellar. cement walks. southeast. Terms
$1,000 cash. S25 per month.
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Lots in Sugar House, near car line
500 each.
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Cash end So per month buys q build
ing lot in the beautiful town OF
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sISTE;fsN Lots FOR sl6eo. BETWEEN
state and Main. just below 18th S sou
z Address s31i2 South state 81. iGa. l' oli'
LIE YOU DESIRE TO BUY GOOD
earns or homes cheap. anywhere. "
Cache Valley. apply to 4. 2, stewart stewart
Logan, Utah.
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Phones. Bell 2277 Ind. SGT.
THoS. Z. ROWAN REALTY Co.
Under Deseret National Bank.
c. II. Dowse. T. E. Rowan, j F. Morris.
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r these lots don't suit we can supply
you with the lutfor house you have
looking forSso long.
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w. ]. LEAINsR,
o0a D. +. Walker Building,
5000

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lots in Forest Dale, ss7s each,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1908-04-28
Index.

A Mr.. Read Of Doddridge county
was in our neighborhood few days
ago buying young cattle.
Everett Bennett Of Muscle Shoals.
has quite a lot of corn planted.
The gasolene boat Return, de-
livered quite a cargo. of goods at the
mouth of Tanner for Asa Hartman IS
store. at Tanner, Monday, Goth.
VIM. G.. Bennett, who has been
holding down a good job at the
stave mills on Brines Fork Of
Steer Greek. during the winter. has
returned to his farm at the mouth of
Wildcat on the river.
Richard Harris and Eliza Bennett
have recently purchased of Sberiff
Gamer, the Hickman Bennett farm
on Lower Run.
fletcher Conrad, of the West Fork,
was at G. NJ Frasure's lumber
camp on business last Saturday.
French Gamer recently moved
his family from Lower Run to
Pearcy's lumber camp in Ritchie
county, where he has a Job OF
driving an oxteam,
Uncle Jack Harris. tie last
surviving pioneer settler of Lower
Run, disposed of his personal effects,
no and his young wife "Jane Peck
as she is commonly call not snsult-
inglv-and depaeted on the gasoline
Return for Parkersburg. where they
expect to make their future hone
with Mr.. Harris granddaughter
and her husband,
Bill Belcher.