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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-06-07
Bank Of Hawaii
LIMITED.

LIMITED.
Incorporated Under the Laws of the
Territory Of Hawaii.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. :. =. $500, 10000
SURPLUS ................ 1oo! 10000
UNDIVIDED PROFITS -. 157, 1922
OFFICERS:
O. 81. Cooke. ............. PRESIDENT
e. d. Tenney. Vice President
F. B. Damon. ACKNOWLEDGMENT Cashier
G. g. Fuller. 80. -. Assistant Cashier
R. McCorriston. Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS: c. H. Cooke, e. d.
Tenney, A. Lewis, Jr, E. F. Bishop,
F. w. Macfarlane, ]. A. McCandless,
G. Fl. Atherton, Geo. r. Carter, #. b.
Damon, F. G. Atherton, R. A. Cooke.
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS De
DEPARTMENTS.
Strict attention given to all branches
of Banking
JUDD BLDG, FORT ST.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-06-07
Portuguese Work.

Reports of the Portuguese work and
of the Missionary Cleaners and Aurora
Society were also read. The officers
of the two latter are now,
Missionary Cleaners: president, Mrs.
f. A. Jones' vice president Miss RIA.
mona Morgan; corresponding secretary,
Miss Alice Davis; recording secretary,
Miss Helen jones' treasurer, Miss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-06-07
Among Hawaiians.

Intimate glimpses into the life of a
bible reader and mission worker among
the Hawaiians were contained in the
reports of the Hawaiian work rendered
by Laura G, Green. She spoke at
length of the progress being made in
the city, of the changing state of the
Hawaiians, their dwindling colonies in
many of their old haunts, the often
marked Improvement in their homes
and above all the rayages of tubereu.
losis among them,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-06-07

sensational c1sc win mot Doe huishcd
for >c,cn days said thc attorney yes
tcuay
An Loong Case,
The supreme court handed down p
decision Yesterday afternoon aiilrWng
the order OF the circuit o0nrt for the
sale ni land Co L Al Leong by y ha
IONA. serving as guardian for ms MINOR
children 20 whom the land belonged
An l.cung appealed from the lower
court = decision in oyerruing his mo.
/ ton TO set aside the conformation ot
I snlc. He asserted the appointment Of
| the guardian was without jurisdiction
and that he could not obtain mar
Notable title 10 the property. The sn-
preme court holds that he has failed
TO show the title is not marketable.
To quiet title eleven suits were filed
in the circuit court yesterday by
Judge Humphreys, acting as attorney
for l.. All LeOng, the prominent Chi
nese merchant The property is on
Buckle lane. Vineyard street, and the
Kamakalau property, near River
street II is that recently sold by the
Nahaoema heirs 10 An Leong for 49,
$50. The sale followed decision boy
4 i tue NNlNNt lAt fONiA With NflN hilhA ANA
Nahaolelua heirs owned half interest
in the property. All Loong Is suing
: for possession Of that half interest
The defendants 10 the various suits
, filed are Lum See alias Lum Shet
aud w n. Castle, trustee; Carrie vii
, c0x Sharrat aud light Reverend Liberi
Hubert Boeynaems, bishop of Ieugma
Mary Buckle, Mary Kahai and others
1t ltult.r. 1 4
! bert; @. X. Al aud Bishop Libert; Ian
: 1oi; Lee Let; Henry Williams; Lueii
a Duchalslly Dutra; Chun Kim Sut AM
a others
e Pay Alimony
j. II. Mkt, formerly a japanese inter
prefer of the district court, was yea
= terday morning ordered by Judg
Whitney to pay his wife temporary al
mony in the sum Of SO per week pend
ing the hearing of her suit for divorce
The Hawaiian Trust Company wa
Yesterday appointed by Judge Whitne
administrator Of the estate OF the LAT
= Joseph II, Mills of Pearl City.
1echnicalities Wd nwyers arg
ments filled the time in the trial Of I'll
g Mabuka site case yesterday Riebar
Cooke, was the only witness put O
the stand lie made the statemeI
that, although the Hawaiian Trul
Company Is asking the government
pay about $4,000 for It's property q
as Fort street, the Judd building was sol
g in 1910 for only 100000,
u The legal argument that began a
le ter Mr., Cooke had been excused vi
u, along the line Of tho damages thl
~ the various respondents would SUI.
rs If they were required TO move the
" fixtures from the premises oeenpii
80 by them. This Is considered d.
~ icate question and called forth mu
" oratory, accompanied by the citati
.o Of numerous cases decided BIZ ynrio
M. courts Judge win consider the poiu
r.. at issue and hand down decision
es morrow morning.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08

State Of Mississippi BY virtue of
Neshoba county. authority vest
ed in me from execution issued by
D, B. F. Crews Circuit clerk of said
county and state an enrolment
against w. A. Moore ard in favor of
White and Maxey for the sum of
$525OO with interest at E per cent
will on 1st Monday of Sept 1912 be-
ing 4th day of August 1912, offer for
sale to highest and best bidder for
chsh in front of courthouse door in
Philadelphia Neshoba county Miss,
following land to wit: E u of sc ar
of Sec, l3 r l2 Ri and N q of NV ar
Sec. 80 II IL r II, said land lying
in said county and state and
will be sold to satisfy said execution
and all cost.
This August Goth 1912.
w. J. Brantley,
sheriff.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08

In this issue OF the Demo-
crat will be found a card
from Hon. w. A. Ellis of
Leake announcing his candi
dacy for congress from
this district. Mr.. Ellis is
our able senator from this
district in the present legis-
lature. He is worthy and
well qualified for the posi-
ton, having served his peo-
pie we'll in every position of
trust and made an enviable
reputation in the session of
the legislature. He was a
leader in that body and was
always battling for what he
thought was right and for
the best interests Of his con-
stituents. Mr.. Ellis is strict.
ly moral, upright, sober,
feigns sham or hypocrisy
and would never stoop to
the wrong regardless OF his
personal fortunes. His life
is pur-, his record in public
and private life has been bril-
liant, has never betrayed q
trust and we're there more
men in the public life OF our
nation the stamp of our SELL
ator from Leake we would
have no cause for abuse and
ma'igning of our govern
ment.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08

TO The People of the Fifth
Congressional District:
| am "a candidate for Con-
grpss from the Fifth Congress
sional District of this State.
subject to the action OF the
Democratic party. / was a
member OF the House OF Rep
resentives of this state in
the session of 19O4-19O6
and am at present a member
of the State Senate from the
18th Senatorial District.
composed of the counties of
Leake and Neshoba.
1t is my purpose to can
vass the district and | shall
be glad to meet my oppo-
nents on the stump, divide
time with them, and discuss
the issues OF the campaign.
Ii elected to this important
Office, | promise to be faith
ful to the trust and do my
duty to the best OF my
knowledge and ability.
Your vote and influence
will be appreciated.
Respectfully submitted,
w. A. Ellis.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08

The congressional cam
paign will open up in this
county when Mr.. Rencher
makes his first speeches in
the county at Barrett's mill
Saturday morning, Stallo in
afternoon and this place
Saturday night. He is max
ing a whirlwind canvass of
the whole district and will
appear again in this county
during the fair and several
days succeeding.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08

The e. C. Y. reunion com
mpnced here "Wednesday
with many old veterans pres
ent and prospects good for
a successful meeting. Time
and space prohibits us from
giving u fuller report until
our next issue,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08

We wonder if there is not
a moral in the fact that once
the sky in the late after
Moons were darkened by
droves of black birds, rice
birds, pigeons and other
members of the feathere1
tribe, now there place seems
to have been taken by cater
pillars, bugs, moths and 9TH
er insects.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08
The "Progessive" Party

Is the individual, man or woman
who uses Foley Kidney Pills for
backache rheumatism, weak
back, and other kidney and
bladder irregularities. Foley
Kidney Pills and healing.
strengthening, tonic, and quick to
produce beneficial results. Con-
tain no harmful drugs. Never
sold in bulk. Put up in two sizes
in sealed bottles. The genuine
in a yellow package. Irby Drug
Co.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08
RACING CONDITIONS

All trottng and pacing be in harness and to be
erned by the rules of the American Trotng Association
less otherwise stated before the
Three and three in all
HEATS---Bes in three unless otherwise stated be-
fore start.
horse dsancng the field or any part thereof will
receive first money only.
Heats in each day may be alternated
ENTRANCE FEES---Ten per cent of premium.
Right is reserved to change order of program.
Races will be called at 3: 80 O clock D. m. sharp
SIGNAL CALLS---The first bell to get ready sounds
ten minutes before time
Owners, drivers others having of animals, who
do not send them out promptly post signals will fined
or ruled out, at discretion of the judges.
Application for stabing should be made to the Secre-
tary stating number of animals arrive. No stabng guar
anteed except to horses entered
Entries close twelve hours before each race
In case of bad weather, other unavoidable causes
the Association the right declare all races off
that have not been started by 80 p m the last day of
the meeting
For further information address
FRED HAYS, Mgr Philadelphia Miss
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08

The examination for those
who wish to enter the Indus
trial Institute and college will
be held Aug. Odd and oath.
Examination begins prompt
ly at 9, A. M.
The examination will be on
common school subjects.
Our county is entitled TO
eleven students.
H. Y. Graham Co. Supt.
Faucine is better than Anti
septic.
See the East End Grocery
Store for your groceries and No.
tions. Will have delivery wagon
after Sept. Ist. and will make
prompt deliveries. Phone 1852.
Il. B. Green.
What is Faucines Ask Irby
Drug Co.
The children want the Photos
of their father and mother in
their old days Hammond and
Cockrell will please you. Give
us a trial at the Neshoba fair.
Faucine takes the place of An.
tiseptic.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08

We give below the election
returns Of the election held
Tuesday. Mr.. Jenkins was re-
elected Mayor by two votes,
Mr.. Myers was reelected Mar.
shall by 27 votes The pres
ent Board of Alderman, who
were candidates, were all re-
elected, Mr.. John Rea was
elected as the new member
Of the Board.
For Mayor
w H JENKINS 11s
) M WADsWORTH ia
For Marshal
J A MYERS ,os
LON WELSH IN,
For Alderman
w D HIT or
T L PEBBLES 40
T M FULTON ,e7
OSCAR JONES =,
JOHN REA 400
J D KING 100
w M PILGRIM co
M w SPIVEY ,os
w H SANFORD ~
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08
For Congress

We are authorized to announce
HON. GUY J. RENCHER
as candidate from this, the 5th
district, subject to the action of the
democratic primary.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08
PROGRAMME
SECOND DAY. AUG a.

SECOND DAY, AUG. IA.
Trot or Pace, 100 class z in 3 Purse S3s O0
Purse divided in so per cent and 40 per cent
Trot or Pace SCRUB 2 in Purs. ST. 90
Running race IL mile, 2 in 3..... Purse $1,000
3RD DAY
Trot 800 class 2 in 3 purse sso m
Running race, IA mile dash h PURGE ss no
Irot or Pace (Scrub) in 3, IL mile Purse $40 90
9TH DAY
"A Free tor all Irot or Pace, in 5 Purse $4,000
Furse divided in oO per cent IS and IS per cent
Mule Race (Slow) - pur.. s1o M
Money divided 50 per cent, 80 and 20 Der cent
Athletic Sports between heats Of Free For All Rae.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08
Rari'o9 4rnsram'''se
Neslenbn 9na.'.te a'air
philadelphia, Miza.,
Amg. Is, II, ii III, lal2

Address all communications to ]. H. HUSTON, Sec.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08
Your Rai1rOd Fare
FREE

UUt tT1ls OUT aud present 1t W1th1n SIXTY days
at DRACGHON'S Practical Business College,
Biloxi, Miss, paying cash for an unlimited scho-
arshp and the College will refund your railroad
fare Ii the fare exceeds $50, you will get $50
rebate and per cent OF the excess; if the fare is
less than $1O, a $50 discount will be allowed you
in lieu of railroad fare Ii YOU cannot enter with
in sixty days, send money for a scholarship, good
to be used at college at any time and will teach
you Bookkeeping or Shorthand by mail FREE.
Draughon's Home Study will reduce your stay
and expenses at college so per cent. By the
Draughon improved methods you can learn as
we'll by mail us at college.
For further information and for Catalogue,
write DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL BUSI-
NESS COLLEGE, Biloxi, Miss.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-08-08

Faucine takes the place of An.
tiseptic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28

q whole the club quarters are probably
the finest IN the United states. and the
praise that was bestowed upon the
members by every visitor OF the more
than 1000 In attendance last night was
fully merited-
The charter membership OF the club is
now over $50. with the 200 mark easily
IN View BY July tth. on the Fourth a
special program will be carried out, in
cluding a tennis tournament in the after
noon. In charge OF the tennis COMMITTEES.
composed OF Morgan Taylor. Alfred SON
neeorn and Edgar McGregor. Launch
and canoe races will also be held. In
the evening a band concert will be held
and the boat flowed out 20 a point near
the pier. from which the musfcipal fire
works display will be set off. IL Is also
planned TO hold concerts every Thurs
day evening. with the refreshment priv
leges 20 be awarded in turn TO various
church societies.
only one accident occurred last night
20 mar the even tenor OF the opening.
Early In the evening a gang plank lead
ing TO the boat slipped into the water
and a number OF young ladies were given
a slight wetting and considerable OF a
fright Among them were Misses Lois
Guild. Meta and Jennie Bolton and
Louise Scheffer. OF GAINESVILLE.
The officers and directors of the club,
Ca whom much OF the credit for the sue
cessful carrying out OF the club project,
In the face OF considerable opposition AZ
the start owing to the prejudice against
river clubs as a whole, are as follows:
vice president: Albert welty. secretary
treasurer; John II. Welty. 9 r. Mont
gomery. II. e. Cochran. Robert Welty and
X. a. Goodhue. directors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28

COCK absolutely refuses to make any
statement at this time. Before leaving
Tor Nelch, where he spoke tonight
az q banquet given by the Hebrew
league Of West Virginia, the governor
stated Hc would not discuss presl-
Dental politics in his address there.
Secretary OF State Stuart +. Reed.
state Auditor j. :. Darst. and Tax
Commissioned Frsd L. Blue also went
TO Welch, but none OF ti-m would
venture a public expression on the
presidential situation.
AdJustant General Elliott and J. W.
Dawson who returned from Chicagl
last night. both of whom are under
stood Ia be for Roosevelt and are re-
ported to be OF the opinion that a
second ticket with Roosevelt at the
head is the sa>ation Of the Republic
cans Of this -tate as well as the ma
1ority Of the other Republican states,
also refused to make any statement AT
this time.
Similar conditions prevailed amonx
many Of the local leaders. They eth
er have not made up their mind Just
what is best under the circumstances
or are waiting some mo sc from some
one higher Up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
AT HANDSOME NEw QUARTERS on
leland LAST EVENING".
opeping Attended ~ Very Pleasing Ex-
Reconsideration OF Club and
Grounds,

The formal opening OF tho Aquatic
Sports club at the club quarters on the
Island last night proved one of the
most suspicious events Of the wear. over
$500 people thronged the grounds and
boat house. p~romenading the decks and
etroiling through the grounds to the
strains o Popular airs rendered through
out the evening by Summers full mill
tary ban Refreshments were served
on the round by KinE's Daughters Of
the Thompson VI. y. church.
one OF teh features OF the evening
was a serpentine parade Of canoes.
burning red IRE, and participated In by
over a score OF canoe enthusiasts. The
the natural colors and brilliantly lighted
with hundreds Of incandescen bulbs
makingt he spectacle one Of indescrib-
able Splendor.
Members % the club. led by the off,
GERS. President n c. Franzheim. Vice
President e. T. Guild and Secretary
Treasurer Albert Weitv. eNertsd eveiy
effort for the accummodat ion and en-
te-rtainment Of the great crowd of visit
Tors.
The clubhouse and grounds are second
10 none along the entire Ohio Valley.
Tho clubhouse. formerly teh old steamer
Liberty. has been converted into "a veri-
table floating palace. providing every
accommodation desired. on the lower
deck the machinery has been removed
and the engine room converted Into a
canoe lodge. with accommodations for
10 canoes. Forward on the same deck
are located shower baths and locker
rooms. containing - lockers. for use 81
members. ConspicUously posted on all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
LOCAL GIRL
Miss Elizabeth Huavs. Of This City.
Survives Doubles In Big Clay
Court Tourney in Pittsburgh.

Special Dispatch TO the InteuiEeESe-
PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 2T.-After
four days of play in the tennis tourna-
ment being held at the Pittsburgh
Athletic Association for the Clay Court
championship OF the United States. the
weaker players had been weeded out
and left only the champion and near
champions.
In the mixed doubles. Miss Eliza
beth Hugus. OF Wheeling. w. Va, and
J. G. Nelson. of Hanover. y. II, de-
feated Mr.. and Mrs. q. +. Touchard.
OF New York. After some lively play.
ing. h game was won in two sets
by the score OF Sc and So.
The first set MAS hard fought the
players taking great care not to leave
their opponents an opening. The
score was tie al %, ~ and Go. Miss
Hugus then by very clever close net
work. managed to earn another point
which her partner quickly followed up
with another. The second set was
easy for Miss Hugus and her PARTNER.
Miss Sara Kirk and Thomas Beatty.
both OF Wheeling. were defeated in
thei: match in the mixed doubles by
Miss Helen Garrison. a local girl, and
Roland Hoerr. of st. Louis. The
scores we're 60 and 10-S. The first
set was easy for the victors. but in tho
second Miss Kirk and Beatty took a
brace and for the greater part OF the
time led.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
AQUATIC SPORTS CLUB
HOLD FORMAL OPENING

decks is the warning. NO gaming or
intoNicatng drinks are Allowed on this
boat or grounds" an unaiterabie r1ie
THAT IS and will continue TO be rlgidiy
enforced.
on the second floor the main saloon
has been divided into two department.
mat at the rear OF the boat handsome
~ furnished with ~lounginK chairs. dfvans
ana a plano. being devoted TO the use OF
Ihe ladies'. Is the mems apart
being provided. At the bow ana stern
or the second deck are large and airy
toNered balconies. connected by PRONE
hsdes along each side. with chairs pro-
nave been converted into private dress
ING rooms. rented TO for a
nominal sum. Telephones have also
been Installed.
The upper deck In entirely open and
proves the most sought and popular
piase aboard the boat during the warm
g Nenings. as here the cool breezes from
the river had ~unhindered play.
me boat Is moored over the finest
banning pool In the river. Spring boards
MI ne placed at the rear. on the lower
deck. extending out over the pool and a
dlNinR tower will be moored near its
center for tho benefit OF the swimmers
The park ~ another splendid feature
l~9 tsnnis courts; croquet courts and
quot stadiums are I'm constant use. while
IN addition benches with a seating cana
city Tor $50 persons are placed about the
grounds These are open TO the use OF
electric lighting make the auoit siadi.
urns and the croquet courts much in de-
mand even after dark. as they are kept
lighted 10 n point almost as bright as
dav.
on the river side OF the club house.
moorinR places for boat owners have
been arranged and a gasoline station FOR
power boat owners provided. Taken as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
EBEL LEADER
REPORTED DEAD
GENERAL EsTENoz SLAIN IN EN-.
GAGEMENT
Great Rejoicing IT. Cuba When the
Jews Was Flashed That He Had Met
Death-May End Struggle.

HAVANA. June 27.-General Es-
tenoz. the leader Of the n-surrection
is officially reported tonight to have
been killed. President Gomez az ~
O'Clock received a dispatch from Gen
eral MoueHEudo. the Cuban com
mander-in-chicf In Oriente. announcing
D "a Colonel CousUegra has reported
TIE rebel leader dead and his body Ar
Souga. Colonel Consuegra asked for
thn dispatch 10 that place Of "A special
train for the purpose Of transporting
the body 10 Santiago.
There are no particulars Of the en-
gagement I'm which General Estenoz
was killed. but the fall OF the rebel
chief is the occasion Of great rejoic-
ing here.
b government Is satisfied that
this Will end the iusurreCtiOu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28

LrrrLe JeFr. vHe real eeNNs
ee H'NO ne NUTT or eNzArfoN,
"NS "eNs~6 a esoNb reW pnUAMA
eNV Nao UNs ~ a SeSNr pUesN
'""e" O~es r"reN er or seeos1es.
"HeS AskeO Uevf &c va IA Su,.
HOsH ssPLttU:- 7 UAovcer You
"eSe ne '"NU ~r,o oUNCo =, .uA,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28

lhEve failed to comply with the ruling
OF n court and as "A result there will
n" doubt be a great deal OF dissatis-
faction
Al the meeting this evening Il Is
hoped by those heading The movemen,
60 make aians To employ counsel and
Fight with injunction proceedings Ar
necessary for the privilege OF using
natural gas Tor nfuminaHAg-nn+p0ses.
quite a great deal OF interest centers
about the meeting his evening as IL
Is ~yp'tted nat some definite action
Will b, taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
NEW ROAD
Jones ard Lauehiin Purchase Land
IN and Around GeneVa-May
Extend Line to Lakes.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. June As n
result OF the relatives of high Tficf-
ais 81 the Jones md Laughlin Steel
company purchasing all available
farm lands around Geneva. Ohio.
strong reports were IN circulation this
evening that the big steel company
was about 10 commence the building
OF It's railroad 10 Lake Erie and tho
erection of a mammoth new plant at
Geneva on and purchased for such
a purpose some years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
MASS MEETING
OF Citizens to Protest Against Shut
ting OF Natural Gas TO Be
Held This Evening.

\ mass meeting Of all those who
are interested in the fight agains,
th" cutting % natural gas for mumin-
aiiuE pu. poses will be held in tho
Board uf Trade rooms az = O'Clock this
evening and "a lively session is prom
iscd Yesterday was the last day that
natural gas can be used I'm Uluminat-
ms and bright and early this morning
eight inspectors will be sent out by
Cd" Natural Gas company 20 turn IN
tho gas. Quite "a few 81 local user.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
INcoRRIGIBLE GIRL
GOES TO INDUSTRIAL. HOME

charged with vaErancy and incorriRt-
bleness. Minnie Barker. IS years old. was
ttied before Justice Of tho Peace r. ~
iiopbs yesterday afternoon and was re-
handed 60 the Girls Industrial Home A.
Salem Announcements are now being
made 10 send the girl 70 that place. The
eemplaint was made by Humane officer
sheldon JoSephs. on ben all Of the RirTa
parents. who claimed they could do
noihing with her. officer Bert Phillips
made the arrest.
TED fr1nnon. who was arrested We'd
ncsday. charged with beating hts aRed
mother, received a hearing last evening
~ the county Sail before squire Hobba
ana was sentenced 20 jail for 90 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
Kennstn rnornburu.

The funeral OF Kenneth. the infant
son or Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer ThornburE.
VIII be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the family residence. Rev. +. r.
Ross Will officiate. Interment will be
made in Stone Church cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-28
Half PrIce-Men's and Young Mems
St8 Suits for 50. McFADDEN'S.


The funeral OF Miss Mollie Conner will
be conducted Saturday morning from the
st oseph Cathedral. where requiem high
mass Will be held. Interment will be
made In Mt Calvary cemetery.