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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
SNEE1ENS, PORIflEs
CLEANS NOSTRILS
PREVENTS CATARRH
a h~s1srksbis Remedy. simels end
Easy % Appiy. cssss bue
rrida

Those who have tried the various
douches. sprays and complicatsd
treatments for Catarrh. Hay Fever,
etc. viii appreciate this simple com
nonsense remedy. Nostr1ola Balm.
The Nostriola Treatment quickly
reaches the diseased membranes,
purtdes the nostrils and arrests the
foul discharge. 10 that you will not
be constantly wheeling, snoexing,
blowing your nose. and hawking and
splitting.
Beat Of all. the Nostriola Treatment
Is easily applied and IL actually gives
more real results for q few cents than
you can get for dollars spent on many
~"so-called" cures.
The nostrfls and air passages are
the breeding places for the Catarrhal
germ. When the mucou membranes
become sore and infiamed, you
catch cold easily. and each new cold
increases the Inflammation until you
have Catarrh. Hay Fever and kindred
diseases.
Nostriola is a harmless. a~ntiseptic,
cleansing. healing balm, quickly
reaches the trouble. opens the head,
heals and strengthens the Innings OF
the air passages. and an agreeable
surprise awaits all who use Il.
The Nostriola Treatment IL simply
common-sense practically applied
Get a CSC tube OF your druggist today
and you'll wish you had tried Nostri
ola sooner.
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v.ils. 10 . sssst OF Mis- Jessse Turner.
% this iefy-
Mn rr1.k EdnundsL q NuscSe.
ma 10 sses; % Mrs. nvse n Jones.
OF nonroe street
Albert Kelly has returned 20 Al
toona. Pa vhere he 10 eap,cyed. AZ
Ter visit with his parents hers.
Ma Grace Hart Of Frsnklin street
recovered from . fev days III
nsss.
Nn MARY Gntx and son. EAwsrd.
OF Central Avenue. have returned from
visit With relatives at Belmont
The civil service commission yin
hold an examination Of applicants for
appointment to positions In the vaxf-
Gus departments Thursday evening.
Beliaire merchants will hold q meet
ing this evening 10 arrange for q re-
bate refund week the latter part Of
the month.
Clyde Piper. OF Noble street. has
accepted a position with the Adams
Express company. to succeed George
Jones. who resigned.
j. II. Bruner. Of this city. left yes
terday for Youngstown, where he has
secured employment.
Charles Hoyt. OF Harrison street.
left Yesterday for Dayton. called there
by the serious illness OF his mother.
John Muth. the grocer. continues
Ill at his home on Belmont street.
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Bridgeport Briefs.

George Koehnline left yesterday for
Pittsburgh. where he will spend several
days on business.
Prayer meeting will be held Friday
morning at the home OF Mrs. Reaves. in
the Heplsr flats and the leader will be
Mrs. Groves.
Attorney w. II. Anderson went to st.
ClaIrsville yesterday. on business.
The Laymen's league OF the Trinity
Lutheran church. held a business meet
ing last evening.
Father Whitman spoke at Lenten SER
vices in Benwood last evening.
W. II. Evans made a business trip to
Mr.. Pleasant yesterday.
The r.. 4 .. pay car was here yester-
day and a large amount was distributed
among local employees.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Laughlin was buried yesterday In
the Peninsula cemetery AZ Wheeling.
The r. l.. s. girls Will entertain the
boys OF the club tomorrow evening at
the home OF Miss Anna McGough.
Several cottage prayer meetings are
scheduled for this morning and after
noon and a large attendance Is expected.
Charles Albasln and william Roy, or
the sub-distriet miners. went TO Leferty
yesterday to settle a grievance.
The local Sunday schools viii 60 to
Wheeling on Saturday afternoon TO take
part In the big parade.
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Martins Ferry Briefa

The show window of the thinner
man jewelry store is being remodeled.
The coming marriage OF Miss Mabel
Maskery and W. G.. Dreamer, city
editor OF the Register, was announced
yesterday at the bridge party given
by Mrs. r. II. Wilson.
Joe Jozzi. the foreigner charged
with operating a s~peakeasy. is stIll out
OF town. and the local officers hardly
expect his return.
Edward Grover. OF Antrim. O.. a
former local man. Is visiting local
friends.
Spencer Stalks. OF the
Woolworth store. has completed an
elaborate window display.
A fine program has been arranged
by the Patton's Run Literary societS
from Friday evening. and several local
people will take part.
Charles Carpenter has returned
from q business trip TO Chicago.
James Miskell has returned from a
visit with relatives at Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Jones are the
parents OF a new daughter. which ar.
rived yesterday.
Mrs. y. F. Schillinger has returned
from a visit with friends al Home.
stead. Pa.
The superintendent Of streets will
have a force OF men at work cleaning
the streets.
William VI. Nickles and family re.
turned 10 their home in S~teubeuviIle
yesterday after having attended the
funeral OF the late Mrs. Margaret VI
Nickles.
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HE SUICIDED BY THE
~CLOTHESLINE ROUTE
ADAM RoTTMEieR ENDS ALL IN
BASEMENT OF HOME.
Body Found Dangling From Rope A.
taehed to Jolst-coroner Rem
ders Suicide Verdict.

A very sad and distressing incident
was unveiled Tuesday morning about
ii o'clock when the body Of Adam
Rottmeier. a well known citizen of
this city. was found suspended from
a toist in the basement Of his resi-.
dence. No. 1902 Jacob street. The
d was found by Mrs. Rottmeier
upon her return from attending morn.
iEg prayer service.
When Mrs. Rottmeier returned
home no trace OF the husband eouId
De found. and the wife began inyestI-
eating. and when she discovered the
door leading from the kitchen 10 the
cellar was locked, her suspicion was
aroused and she Immediately forced
me door open and the horrible scene
tnat met her gaze was the BODY of
her husband hanging from the cell
ing. h alarm was given and the DO
lice department Immediately sent Ser.
eeant Al Clator to the home, and 81.
las Steinhauser accompanied the Of
ncer and assisted In e~xtricating the
body. Every attempt to restore life
proved futile. as the body was be-
ginning TO get cold. indicating that
me suicide must have taken place
time before being found. The
exact time is unknown.
Coroner A. b. Barnett was notified.
and rendered a verdict OF death by
suicide. and turned the body over 10
an undertaken TO prepare for burial.
The rope used TO commit the terri
Bile act was an ordinary c~lothesfne.
end when the body was discovered
Inc rope was nearly buried in the
ileth. The rope was run through a
mole in the joist. and about two feet
OF The rope held the body. He had
apparently stood upon a barrel and
tled the o and then stepped OF.
The body was about a foot from the
foor.
Mrs. John Fading. living on the
second moor OF the house. heard a cry.
olt u little attention TO II. But
when the startling act was made
known IL was thought that the cry
VAS uttered at the time OF Mr.. Rott.
meters having committed the act. in
stepping from the barrel.
The deceased was about IS years OF
age. and for a number OF years was
employed In the public works depart.
nent During the last two years his
health has been failing. and for the
past min months his condition was
more serious. He was subject 10 cpl
optic fits. and was very excitable.
Ills widow IL his only survivor.
ohio Valley Lodge No. 81. Knights
o. Fythlas Of which he was a mem
ber' VII have charge % the burial.
AT hoitmeier had been a resident
OF me city for a number OF years.
coming here from his birthplace in
New York State when a young man.
funersl arrangements have not been
completed
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MARTINS FERRY
Board OF Education Makes Arrange
ments For Elaborate Lecture
Course.

This city is to have the best lee
ture course In its history next season,
n Board OF Education having signed
up with the Colt Bureau, OF Cleveland
Tor an eleven number course. The
course viii cost $500. and will be
the lost costly ever brought here
The price OF season tickets Will be
the same and among those who will
appear are Ralph Conwell. who rem
dered his famous lecture Acres OF
diamonds" In this city two years ago:
DIR. n. W. Wiley. the celebrated food
expert; DIR. George Stewart. a noted
divine; Edward Steinn. a we'll known
author; Leland Powers. and Benja-
min chaplin. entertainers. and the
musical part OF the course will be
furnished by the Boston Quartette.
Whites Musical Review. Neapolitan
Orchestra. Apollo Concert Company
and the Schubert's.
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sehramm Funeral Thursday.

The funeral OF Mrs. Christina
Schramm. who died Monday after
noon. will be held at the Schramm
homestead. north of the city, at 2 p.
m. and interment will be made in the
German cemetery on Rose Hill. The
deceased was 70 years OF age and the
widow OF the late Peter Schramm.
Surviving her are the following chill
dren: Martin Schramm, Misses Eliz-
abeth and Christina and Peter
Schramm. OF this city; Mrs. X. c.
Bero. OF Wheeling: Mrs. ". a. White.
Of Clifton Forge. Va. and one brother,
Jacob Zilles, OF Glenova.
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BELLAIRE
crenHory Plant for csrsse. D.
possi 10 oiscssssd ~ covneil-
Beiisirs News

A. iast niEhfs session - e,fv
courcil an ordnance 90
grads on Trmhun rfrref wra rad
q rhirt I'M and parsef
pr1lnaure fu establish Ufe o.
T~Nsrtg-thirf tree from "a wauf
s'ree' 70 ffs ccrpruron Iu.sa 49,
Dassef u~ler urrrs.rr % r
prfirar-s fr establish rae On
NlstrErun rerr- frlm rus~r
snN street au r'U nrfa afra- a
RrTrT lIarlssfr 80 Fa Ona~
Con ana uafa fa fra rrafa uf~r
o. nfat r uolf raE- r1ra u.-a
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TRY Tbs NERVE
rORuC-EE

W: n. .:.: . 49, :,-. go; !. s.. :. i. 90
-: -: . css 80 :s,s...
- ~ "a yr:s g,,.i Hs.sg
messssns : ne verid vss-s esssas
Nsrvyss Dsbiiisy. NssSasssssis. H.
IA e Heart NeUsus Asa1achs.
Nervous ln1~1gesuon- weak nack anl
kidssys 80 ssy ana an Sesnit.tsd.
run Down eooditfons in msn or women
" 10 the Ueatest rs-vftafser. psrvs
builder and r~estoraffve k.ewn % ns1i-
al setense Thsrs 10 positively nssh-
Ing ~ to preDese and renew
vtgor and vitality. The q
psokass % soid by aruss1stl Don't fan
TO try this remarkabss tonic. n ia
farewell FOREVER 70 weAk1sm and Nsv-
gus i,ls Of every kind WaAe's osldsn,
Servfrs r. -old and reeommsnded by
E. II. Rau. wheeling: Dankworth's Phsr-
macy. Beiiaire: Roberts and Frederick,
bridgeport: =. K Hoge. Martins Ferry.
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Mr. fohr Wf'e 20 rear ns-o-
I'D - 80 fs-ilf tuwr vrsf~vfas
un-r'rr frnw 30 ~-~rfs ~ = raraftf
sfruts - suffered sona s~~Es
sro So uas In hrT sen rea- arf
Hua bern ir ftis rrurfv Thr a.
eraef haf treu q member % ~
nrris rtur~h 81 ~ IRE auf go
rustf CHRISTIAN \ o. survived b.
~ hustarf TO arrs so ou@ daush
'er fh- snrs heirr Ctar-ls % ~
'nr and John. lflnE af hone aud
DO faurtf~r MIS- Lucy. aiso living
nf hom~ The funeral ssrvicss un
D. heif from me Farminron rr-sbv
'rfian church 20 mcrrrs Morning 81
~ ororE lnfsrnenf ell - mad~
'r Do Farminurn cem-feu
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OF the street almost inaccessible and
cause great Inconvenience To resi-.
dents.
The following improvement ordin-
ances were passed: Hamilton street
from Thirty-econd 20 Boundary
street. from Boundary 10 Hamilton
and from Hamilton TO Washington
street; 70 improve Walnut alley from
Fortyeighth street 10 Forty-ninth
street.
ordnance 10 compromise the case
OF o. = WATSON for 5000 damages
against city in n case pending in
Squire " ~ kidneys court. and d.
recting the city solicitor 20 confess
Judgment In the sum % $50 %. VAS
read. Members objected 20 paying
the hill. but a motion 20 pass the or.
dinance carried. O"Tooie voting nav
An ordinance vas passed directing
'hat the director % public service b.
authorized 10 appoint Two Inspectors
20 investlEate The consumpuoa %
water IN Hellai-e ~ = compensation
- f259 Der DAY while employed on
motion. tho ordinance Eas passed
The mayors refor Tor rrhma-v
showed fhs follouInr cafs~rorr
pines iz7e licenses. $3.50. tosai
SAT- g.
~ Giaser brourff 70 ffe uaffrr
- a c-emaiorV pant far frs disprsni
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rartaEe fsrrsal riarf So ue~rs
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halI af Elr~ ru-sfar s-erfnr uar~f
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streets. and 1t became necessary for
the city to remove the basekts.
Other members spoke on the matter.
and a motion made by MIR. Huffman
that the matter be referred To the
committee on public grounds and
buildings was carried. George KEEL
lar was present and made a few re-
marks describing the conditions nov
existing on the dumping grounds. He
stated he had called councils atten-
ton to the matter a number of times.
but as nothing was done to remedy
conditions he complained TO the war
department, and an inspector is 10
investigating.
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: 81 Cc~rssiensr Selects . West
NHrairisr Ter OHcs

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-13
CLARKssuRo REPUBLICANS
NAME COUNCIL TICKET

special Dispatch to the Intelligence.
CLARksBURG. W. Va. sdarch ~.
At tho largely attended and en-
thusisstic ward convention held by
Republicans tonight. John p. Kearns.
Benjamin = Thompson. J. Truman
Swagcr. Mark Hardness and Lewis
HoEe. Jr, were nominted for city
council.
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Taken to P~ittsburah.

Marshal hilbert. the local man who
was arrested on a blgamy charge. was
taken to Pittsburgh yesterday by Off,
from the Pennsylvania city. II
Is understood that both the women
supposed to be his wives have filed
charges, and intend to bee the case
through without r~elentIng.
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Mssons VIII Attend.

The Masons OF this city will go to
Wheeling this evening and will join
forces with the lodges OF this side OF
the river asd Wheeling and will march
to the tabernacle to attend the Sun
day services. II Is expected that sev
eral hundred will take part in the pa
rade, in which . brass band will take
Tart.
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f slf ir rrwmr1 rfeaa rnrrf
ara ref fre nai-urf Cnai Crwrsrr
frr q Gee tarar~s fcr f-tu-i~s 81
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Taken to jail.

The two foreigners who were ar
rested on a Black Hand charge last
week were taken TO the county Jail at
st. Clairsviile. yesterday. by Chief
Hyland and Officer Beazle. They are
both under a bond OF $4,000 and will
likely have trouble in furnishing the
amount.
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YOUNG WOMAN rs
RUN DOWN BY TRAIN

SPECIAL nirrstch 20 the Intelligence
GRAFTON. W. Va. March Ito
cav Miss Josie DuckWcrth wss struck
hy a train 81 Arden Junction. on the
- a r. y " ard q badly injured
'hat D. may lose both arms she
was standing on the siding Waiiing
for a train % pass when she vss run
fovn IS q freight train entering the
switch she IL nov a. Powell hospital
and fhe ampatation - her arms has
not ben decided upon set
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Masons viii Attend.

Bellaire Masons will go to the Billy
Sunday meeting in Wheeling on spe-
cial cars. which will leave their hall
promptly at 6:iO o'clock this evening.
4 special train from Woodsfeld will
bring members OF the fraternity TO
Bellaire in time TO join the throng
and they will all go together.
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cosvicrto sIGUrHs sgsr
TO FoRT LEAvENNoaTA

FrrsHr HDH Narch fs-Gne~r n
rrrsfua hfad - q Adjective as~nrr
.n ftir ritr. ard Chsrtes rnsnklin.
frmsr mauarsr - ~ cumpsny .
f~hnafsipfa trarrh ler hsr- fcdar
la chsrEs - Unitsd staies oncsrs ~
Z saterecffh Ear vhers Prrtfrs
vri s-rts = t-rn - fhrss years snd
frsrtlfn 49, N~sns fcr usinE M
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WIG ComnlaIns-

Joe Damige. a foreigner living az
Goosetown. was arrested last evening
by Marshal McClarin on the complaint
o. his wife. The wife charges her
husband with beating her and he will
be given a hearing before Mayor Bre-
sock this evening.
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VEN1IU SCfirk- atEiEfrd ~ ror-
Eressmsn " y francis - Martins
ferV have succecfsd IN setting tho
orders of the immigration onicers nf
Fhlladeiphla rescindcd A German
10y D. The rsme ~ Carl Karihfack
fhuse parents reside pr LANSING
% npf allowed ~ accompany 49,
parents from the immiFrnfior sfrro,
Imts
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BRIDGEPORT
Miners Making Arrangements for I'm
portant Convention. Which
Begins Thursday.

The local miners are very much In
terested In the convention OF the min
eEs or the sub-district which will open
IN wheeling tomorrow morning. About
1000 miners will be represented and
~ Is expected b a the meeting will be
In session for several DAYS.
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The d~elinuu~rf csse ~ Fanrie Nc
Csh- 20 thl- clfy. -as heard in lase
rIie corrf - 81 CairsriIIa hsfrra
flfre Nirroi TIE ~hIld 80 cen
tened fo 80 Chufrsns Hone. e.
Tacoma. huf ere suspended ssr
ferc~ anf erf fhe chrd hack fo
Beiair- o. rruhafion
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Next Week.

The work of repairing at the Whit.
sker Glessner sheet mill Is being held
BACK unavoidably. and NJ effort will
be made TO get there mills on before
the hrst OF next week. II will be
several weeks before the remainder
OF the mills will get on. as the work
OF putting a new stack on one OF the
boilers will take some time.
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% HURT In WRECK
Milwaukee Train Hurled Into Ditch
When the Rails Spread
Under u.

MTLw AUKEE. March i2.-Twenty-
two persons were injured. none, II Is
said. fatally. when four passenger
coaches Of train No. q. OF h Chi
Milwaukee and st. Paul road
which lef; Milwaukee for Chicago to-
day. let the rails near lakewood. Wis.
10 miles south Of Milwaukee. and ran
INTO a ditch.
The accident was due. IL is said. TO
spreading Of the rails.
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L c. a o. Empioyes.

About . employees Of the Tora,n
Coal A Dock company arc expected 10
attend b SUNDAY meeting IN a boay
ms evening h mon gill leave
mere shortly after s O'Clock on special
ear' snd vi march 20 the tabernacle
IN a body.
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Acernted Call

Rev . Calvin g. Hszlett. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church Of this
city. made announcement yesterday.
that he had accepted the call TO the
p~astorate o. the First church a. New.
ark. which was unanimously extended
him a few weeks ago
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Local Girls,

The girls basket ball team or the
local high school will play the Wheel
Ing High girls in Wheeling on Friday
evening. In the game played between
the teams here. the local lassies won
out by a good margin. and the over
the river girls are out for revenge and
a fine game is promised.
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SlIdht Fire.

The fire department was called out
yesterday afternoon shortly after
o'clock to box 36. on South Broadway
street. A small blaze on The roof Of
a house belonging TO VIII Breiten-
stem was put out with very little
damage.
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Senatorial convention

The Republican senatorial conven-
ton of the T-wenty-second district. in
GLIDING Belmont. Jefferson. Harrison
and Columbia counties. will be held in
Steubenville on May %.
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Before Judoe.

Ernest Pyles. the young boy who
confessed to stealing some articles
from the pockets of some high school
boys. last week. will be given a hear
ing before Juvenile Judge Nichols. at
ST. C~lairsville within a few DAYS. II
is unlikely that the lad will escape a
trip TO the reform school.
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Civil Service Exam.

A civil service examination will be
held at the council chamber in the
Hayne building tomorrow evening.
All city positions with two exceptions
will be or the list. and a large num-
Der are expected to take the test.
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Tle iocai iofEe - Wa.rns -fr -
.he nafors ~ Nrrfirs Perry 49, ~.
ere fllr sfsninE ln attending me
WY Nrr1aF srrrIrea u q h1fr Tf@r
FfI weFf in ere scrrnd Pre- frfarfr~
Hrrn 81 2 - ard ufr uarrt - fEe
s~he-racie tn e huiI accompanied o.
"a hard
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Enioved Lecture

In spite OF the unfavorable weather.
quite a crowd was present AZ the
High school auditorium last evening
TO hear the lecture rendered by OK.
Senator Frank Cannon. Mr.. Cannon
made a forcibie speech. which vas
greatly appreciated.
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Filed Suit.

A. Rowing OF this city. through At
torney Clifford l.. Belt. has hlei suit
in common pleas court at st. Glars
vile. asking for the dissolution of the
partnership OF Rowing, South & Son.
conducting a saloon business in Dill
~lonvale.
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The Ttopian Literary Society. %
The Beilaire HiEh School has elected
new officers - follow President.
Burton McCroba vice president. Wal.
Ger norer. secretary. Moilie Dorer.
pianis'. Mildred Ions marshal. Jacob
u~tr
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Mrs. George keyser.

Mrs. George Keyser. a we'll known
woman OF Rose Hill. died at her home
Tuesday morning after a brief Illness.
She " survived by her husband and
a family OF children.
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of Mr.. ad Mrs. Lucien Bruey. Of TIL
louisville. died Monday at the home
after a weeks illness Of q complica-
ton OF diseases. The funeral services
were held last evening and the re-
mains will be shipped to Greenville.
o.. this morning for interment.