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The Detroit times., 1913-12-23
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Crowded with historic
local events is the life of
the Detroit Savings Bank,
the Oldest Bank in Mich
gan. now nearing 65 years.
Our older readers remem-
Der some of these; the re-
mainder must seek them in
books of reference.
The Bank was 10 years
old when the cornerstone
of the new City Hall was
laid. August 6, 1868. More
room was soon required by
the city's growth, and the
county court house "a larg-
er- structure) was erected.
The old City Hall on the
Campus, completed in 1885
f4r $14,447, was sold for
Shops and taken down when
the Bank was % years old
(187D.
The Rotunda Building,
Griswold street, the city
skyscraper Of its day, was
taken down when the Bank
was 80 years old. in 1879
Two famous houses were
taken down in 1880 and
18S2-the Campau log
house on Jefferson avenue,
near Griswold street, built
in 1918. and the Cass home
stead on Larned street,
built about 1853. The Bank
had then existed 33 years.
Commercial and Savings
Accounts, Foreign Drafts
Travellers Cheques, Safety
Deposit Vaults.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-23
FANDRICHS CIR

r r 9ud ue.I VI walorma1
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UTICA AVENUE

Roll No. 1898 Lot &c. block 5, skin.
ner and Moores sub OF that part OF
the W IL OF T. &. 321. lying between
Jefferson avenue and Lafferty road aud
lots 2. and 6, OF the sub OF G,
2l9 Crosse Pointe ON the west side
kercheyal avenues
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SCOTTEN'S SUB.

Lots s. 10 &C. both inclusive. Daniel
Scotten's re-sub OF that part or r. G.
26S lying between Fort street and
Regular avenue, and ". OF Artillery
avenue. OF Daniel Scottens re-sub. or
T. C 80. and the q part OF p. c. 26s.
living between Fort street and DIX
road.
Lots 1888 and 1894. both inclusive.
Daniel Scotten's re-sub. OF r {. No.
go and the e part OF = g. 26S, lying
between Fort street and the DIX road
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CASGRAIN'S SUB.

Lots 10 10 80. both inclusive lots
- 20 -. both inclusive lots tOs 20
l2S. both Inclusive Casgrain's sun -,
part OF p G.. 26S. living My OF ami
adjoining the My line OF Fort street
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EAST SIDE CITY.
BARRY STREET

Roll No. S7f0---Lots 5 TO II, both in.
elusive, block IL. Sprasuc and Wis
gers sub. OF Riverview sub Ina r. G.
OF +. g 1872 on the north side Of Barry
street between Mcclellan and Pennsyl-
Vhnin dVeulleS
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KEAN'S SUR.

TO -. both inclusive. .Iean's sub OF
lot 3, or scotch and LoNett's sub. OF
that part OF II C.s -=60- aUd ~, lying
between Fort street and D.. NJ and
T. r. r.. W " Materman avenne.
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HTLLGFR AVFNITF

Roll SO. 2ISG--s 90 20 feet .of lot
30 liillser's sub of the My part %
the s'iv 1884 acres OF the WY l-2
% I - 6ii y Of Jefferson avenue.
OF Hlllgei VENUE between CharleyoiN
and ANafarIal 1froar1
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WOODRUFFcS SUB.

Lots 10 70 20. both inclusive. II. 10.45
II. OF lot 2l. r. 1885 n OF lot 30 both
Inclusive: lots a. rs 20. -. Wood
runs sub. OF the My acres OF lot ~,
Crawfnrd's Fort tract
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DIVERS SUB.

Lots l to s. both Inclusive; lots 10
90 10. both inclusive lots % 10 pc
both Inclusive. Dryers sub. q lot rs.
Scotch and L0vett's sub. OF all those
parts of p. C's 2s7. Gas and 27o lying
between Fort street and n. " and
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FREDERICK AVENUE

Roll 30. 3719---Lot I0i. Trauuott
Schmidts heirs sub % a part 81 q
l.. "a and %. and adjoining property
Leib farm on the north side OF Fred
erick avenue between Eliot street and
Nj Elliott avenues
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NOTICES OPENING
ASSESSMENT.
BOARD OF ASSESSORS OFFICE

Detroit. Dec 20. 1919.
Notice OF street Opening Assessmer
Roll No. .4s for opening
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BEALS AVENUE

Roll No. 3772-Lots 16 and Il. Hugo
Scherers sub. of the sly $50 feet Of
.. l.. 81. Van Dyke farm. T. C.'s 100
and 6T9 on the east side OF Beals ave
nue.. between Goethe and CharlevoiX
streets
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE
IN SUPREME COURT

Attarney-A aAStaE- Aas -seea-
admitted TO practice In the supreme
court He was admitted on motion OF
Senator Townsend
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ROt No s7s5-I.ot GG 'feffts -T--b.
of part % the =. ~ or r. G.. ga, 81.
Paul avenue ana Waterloo street on
the west side of Helen avenue be-
tween kerchrval and 81 Paul avenues
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HARMED STREET

Roll 40 31Ss- lot l. block Z, sub.
OF part % the e. l-2 OF T.. a. 81,
James Campau farm between Lntned
street and clinton avenue con- the
north side % Larprd street between
Dubois and Cheua streets
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WEIGH BROS. SUB.

Lots 80 to 40, both inclusive. Welch
Bros Happy Home sub. OF lot 3, eN-
cept part taken FOR Il. x. OF sub. VI
lot Z. Shipyard tract.
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ROBINS AVENUE

Roll No 3795--Lot .. schikowsNy
and Pottack's sub OF plat OF lot 20
Crane and NELSON'S sub of +. G. 6i4
between Mack and Gratiot avenues
On the east side Of Robins avenue be-
tW cen Moffnt and Chapin streets
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GRANDY AVFNnF

Roll No $3.50 Lot 157 Plat 81 BaN.
ter Lit hcnberr. Melvin Pcrrien's Kuhn
and Arndts sub OF losE-5- 7In1 - OF
= g 6Os on the east side of Grandy
avenue -betweeu Garfield and GARFIELD
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CLIFFORD,S SIR

Lots ! 20 u. both inclusive. Chas r
Cliforc's re-sub OF lots 1874 and ~
of Daniel Scotten's sub OF that part
OF p. G 20 and ely part OF r G. 2ss
httMern Bort Areet and, nlN rnnd
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WERER'S SUB.

: IS IT. Of lot L. lots go 8. both
inclusive. ;. 20 e. OF lot ~. lots 10
both inclusive. $ 30 ft. 90. lots g. 10
~. both inclusive Alexander A. Web
er's sub ~ lot 3. and that part OF
lot le, = OF NJ g. h X. OF sub. OF
=
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CITY OF DETROIT, OFFICE OF
CITY TREASURER

HetrOlt, Dec. 10, I3lo-
Notice rs hereby given 20 all per
sons Interested that there have been
Med IN this office the following named
q sseaslnent IOlls
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LAFAYETTE AYENUE

n ON Artillery avenue 20 railroaI
ught-of -way, west or Springwels ave-
upC.
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EUCLID AVENUE

Roll No 3777 Lots and =, Guilloz
and Whittakers SUB. OF lot No - Of
Il sec, % and part of Ia sec A.
10000 acre tract on the north sid.
Of Euclid avenue between Russell
a.
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IOVFTT"S SIR.

Lots 977 20 3Gi. both inclusive. Lo-
vetts sub. OF lots ~ IA. l6 rs. 20, -.
"a %. IS 80 and 30. OF scotch and
Lovett's sub. OF all that part OF T.. 60
267 and 30, lying between Fort street
and - VI and T. Il. K, ". Of Water
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Roll No 3794--Lots l and ?. block
g. SpTague and Nisgers sub. OF River
view sub in rear concession OF l.. c.
1872 ON the east side or Mcclellan
avenue between Blair and Barker
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RARKER,S SIR

Lots ] 10 erboth inclusive: lots 10
10 -. both inclusive. Bankers sub OF
lot No 10 OF the sub. OF part OF r 9 =
267 and 20 D. OF Fort street
The Detroit times., 1913-12-23
SAGE,S SIIR.

Lots 81 10 SO. both inclusive, Sages
sub. OF lot /. OF the sub OF O. l.. ..
or the sub OF the Shipyard tract, and
- L. MI NJ
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STENTON'S SUB.

W. 122 % n OF lots 10, 10, l., 16. 10.
IL Stenton,S- suh,-nf south part Of q
j. Al. OF Crawford's sub. on p. Cs
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SCOTTEN & LOvETT'S SUB.

w y OF .. T.. 9. Scotch and Lo-
vetts sub OF all those parts OF p. C.s
261 and go. between Fort street and
~. NJ and r. T. r. and " u Water
man lNapua
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NINE. CURE PERFECTS
NEW CANCER CURE

PHILADELPHIA Dee 22-A sub
stitute for radium -mesothorium--
" hich has the same curative action on
cancer. will be manufactured hare
during 1914 Like radium il is the dis.
coyery OF Nine Curie, but has never
boon produced extensively. Such was
the substance OF a statement by Or.
Harlan ;, Miner, chemist for large
manufacturing concern today.
MesOthOrium Is 50 much quicker
and easier TO manufacture that il X
estimated the worlds supply OF the
cancer cure will be doubled within
IL months. The substance Is derived
from thorium and the company S
large mines contain this mineral in
North and South Carolina. The only
radium deposits Ia the United States
are In Colorado.
PHILADELPHIA Dec 22.-So
great is the demand for treatment OF
cancers by radium that the supply
in OncOtogic hospital in West Phila-
delphia is in use every hour OF the
day and night. One hundred patients
are being treated there, IL was stated
at the institution today.
This hospital has the largest supply
In the country
The Detroit times., 1913-12-23

All that part OF lot 2Sb. lying L.. OF
the n. Tine Of Lafayette avenue, as
opened
All that part OF l1t eoo. wing or
the 5. line OF Lafayette avenue, as
opened. Rathbone's sub. OF @ J.. OF
~ Nmh Of The ShinNArd tract.
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ABERLE'S SUB.

Lots 9 90 10. both Inclusive. n. 81 ~
OF lot 20. lots % TO s3 both Inclush q
Aberle's sub OF the 2. l4204 n: OF lot
tract
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LEWERENZ SIR.

Lots "a 10 81. both inclusive. T. e..
Lewerenz re-sub. or lots 5. g. :. \.
and e. y OF lot q OF Scotch and
C.s 267 2Gs and go living between
Fort street and the H. NJ. and T. II.
r. and west ~ Waterman -avenMe
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HELEN AVFNUF

son avenue. Village ~ FairvieN on
inc east side 81 Mart avenue between
Jefferson avenue and Eliot street.
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O. r. Yesten, a. Yaskan

lander O. Zusewitz. otto n
Zoellcr, Mary Zoeller. William Zoeller
And to all other persons owning oc-
|. cupNine ~or otherwise Interested I'm
any ~ the lots and premises Included
in the following district and pnrtion
OF the city of Detroit Wayne county.
The Detroit times., 1913-12-23

<drichs sub col loi m. of Scotch and
Lotetts sub OF al those parts OF ~
C.'s 26I. 26s and go i}ing between
Fort street and the y h. and l' E
r and ~ OF Waterman avenue
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HART AVENUE

Roll 80 87S4-Lets $50 to ISIS both
Inclusive. Hutton Tigchon and Nan $
sub - the nsly 30 -56 acres Of that
part OF = C's cal. SIS ss7 and gs2
lying south 90 and adjacent 90 l-ffer
The Detroit times., 1913-12-23

Ru.,p.s.-Iike Printing. No fuss and
feathers The plain, neat Kind mat
books right Times Printing Co. 10
oiohn R-st Phone Main l4sS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
WeilGburg Briefs.

w. n. RodEerS general merchant OF
brilliant. O.. received an injury 90 his
hack hy falling on the steps of his place
81 business uu Monday. and although
lieved that his injury will be perma-
Itnt.
DR. Colin Werlich s. taking "a special
course ir diseases OF tho stomach with
DR. clement Jones OF Pittsburgh. going
hack and forth ON Tuesday and Wedues-
day OF each week Dr. T. 81. Werlich.
his father. IS looking after his practice
T n. Marks who has been In a hos-
pital FOR some weeks past. was oper-
Hfed uuuu ON Tuesday for some stop
Ia-e 500 the stomach, and ar last a,-
counts was getting along all right HIS
many friends hope the veteran Of the
civil war may soon return To- his home
iu this CITY fully restored 90 health.
over the Follaushee duck pin rollers.
W-llsburg winning 10y 80 pins. HaF-
ing had lead previously OF 80 pins.
hrings the total 300 the six games up
90 2NN.
ON Thursday night at ;he tabernacle
$50 men will sing the popular hs nm.
There Were Ninety and <iuc. Every
body Will want Co hear that
The ladies' 800 charge uf the tabernacle
luncheon 80 noon today. and 70 b. really
a 2a-D,rt dinner aud d. good one tt That
for b.. cents. are named as follows
Nrs. George Kemp chairman. Mt. VIII
Coates. Mrs Irwin Grimm. Mrs VI Ma
gee. Mrs erwin smith. Mr-. VIII Mont
gomcrs. Miss Pearl scott Miss Olive
ahe'r I1rc1r. Nrs. John Kelly. Mrs NJ.
T. Boyd. Mrs D. y. sheets and Mrs j..
r. Douglas. They surely did put up
the luncheon Go good -fN j..
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Locke Shoe Co.
5ELLAIRE. OHIO.

church VIII be held at the home Of
Mrs. Ben McGarry. on Gravel HID.
Thursday afternoon at 2.15 O'Clock.
lhursda yeveuiug. at her home on
Iwenty-frst street. Miss Blanche
Browning viii entertain the members
OF the y O. T Club
This evening Miss Nellie Robinson
VII. entertain the members % the
Rose I'M Crochet club taught by Mrs
Otto. o, Wheeling. az her home on
Mouro" street Fancy work and mu-
sic VIII form the principal diversions
or tho evening
The First ward hose company sore
uaded Charles hammond ana his bride
Monday evening iu unique manner
The members OF the company pulled
the reel lu fo the home ul Mr. Lien
moud. and loading he and U.- bride
aboard pulled the reel through the
principal streets OF the city SIR and
Mrs Hammond invited the company
% Their home whore they entertained
them So "a roval manner.
n ie reported that there viii Doc three
vacancies iu tho teachers corps OF
rho public schools after the Christmas
holiday
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BRIDGEPORT
Council Meeting.

eH@A NccNl0Hs
The city council met In regular ses-
sion IN the council chambers az the
City building and all OF the members
were present as on the next meeting
night the new council will be sworn
IN and several new faces will be sccn.
i ne only matter OF importance 20 be
given attention last evening was the
passing OF resolution instructing the
city solcitor 70 draw Up an ordinance
providing for bond issue OF s10.00s
Tor the laying OF new water main
from Main street. this city, 10 the
corporation line at Martins Ferry to
connect with the new main that will
be laid AT Martins Ferry as soon as
things can be gotten in shape In the
latter city
The city solicitor was also author
lzed TO draw up an ordinance com
pelling all the residents living out OF
the corporation limits to pay the 81
tax for tapping the water mains as
some OF them have been using water
Tor some time and have not paid. All
OF those not paying up by the first of
the new year will have their water
shut on. Hugh Mather was given per
mission 10 tap the main so that he
could have water AT his new residence.
\ petition was presented asking
council 10 close the dancing pavilion
az Dukes rink and the matter was
placed III the hands of Marshal Nc
Olalrn 10 investigate and n he finds
the place run as stated in the petition
he shall order the place closed
The water question was the matter
or a Lengthy discussion. some OF the
members stating that II larger main
would be laid TO this city the pres
sure would remain the same. The
other business was purely routine and
the regular monthly bills were ordered
paid
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Rev. J. :. Hin and r. c. Boyd wers %
Wheeling yesterday attending the an
nnAl winter meeting Of the Wheeling
Preshytcry.
The Knights OF Pythias held a well
attended meeting IN their hall IN sue
opera block last evening.
The condition OF John Uxley. who was
operated upon at the local hospital some
time ago. Is improving at his home and
he viii be able to be out soon.
\ large number OF 10 al people will
attend the funeral Il the late W. A
hAmmerle. at Lloydeville. to-day.
The city council viii hold n regular
meetins IN the council chamber. on
Fourth street saturday evening.
Much interest Is being taken In this
ton. which will be held In Steubenvill.
this week
Regular mid-veek prayer services will
be held In the local churches this even
There is stiil much sickness in this
city as result Of the unfavorable
weather
Another case Of diphtheria was re-
ported to the health officer last Monday
afternoon.
Any one having any items OF interest
Tor this paper can call 3i2-J on the
Bell phone or leave their items at Raj
ston y aPrier's drug store.
Hermann Williams. who has been laid
up AT his home. west OF the city. with
an attack OF pneumonia. Is on the road
TO recovery.
The Royal Ncighbors will hold a regu-
lar meeting In their hall In the Shreve-
hervey building. this evening.
\ great many attachment cases are
being filed IN the local Justice offices
this week.
The Foresters held a we'll attended
meeting In their nail in the ShreVe-
Hcrvey building last evening
I. j. Irwin will leave this morning
Tor a short business trip to Barnesville
and other points
constable Johnson. Of Bellaire was In
the city yesterday afternoon. esrvine
summons on local people
Thomas smith returned THIS rno-nt,g
20 ms position at Nands rgriff, Pa. after
visiting his family CA Spath Thirdstreet.
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Another Good Well.

According TO the latest reports
from the oil territory in the vicinity
OF Beallsville. another good well was
drilled in Monday. This well. which
Is SAID 10 BE- good for % barrels per
day. was drilled by w. c Po-cLsr
on the MObley farm near Beausvills
The well viii be shot In a few DAYS
IN order TO greatly increase the pro-
auction, and II Is thought that II viii
De good fo- ri least 80 barerls nor
Gay after II is shot. \ large number
or GOOD wells have been drilled in ms
territory in thu past few months. and
mis- held Is rapidly coming TO the
I.unt several local companies have
out the majority OF the GOOD produc,
rs are owned by tue West Nirpinia
on and Gas company.
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day for Dayton. o. called by the III
hess OF Mrs. Charles Shell.
Walter Bags Is confined TO his
illness.
Alexander Frankhouser. OF Mans
Geld. IL visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Elizabeth Sommers Is confined
20 her home by slight attack OF
tonsilltis.
F. r. Koehler. OF Huntington. W.
Va. was here yesterday on business.
Sheriff John Anderson. OF St Glars
viii, was here yesterday on business.
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on Friday evening ~ this week tho
Olympic viii show Selig'e gr"a. two
rrel animal picture. Tho Wild Ride
This was announced once before tut
was lost On shipping II is a story
~ On" ostrich farm horrors of Africa.
An attack on a ranch and girls
wonderful ride for safety on an o.
'r'rh u &c. made with tho cash and
thrill for which these Sn.y stories
ar. roted Bessie Fyton mas the part
0f 'he daring heroine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
WELLSBURG
A Man Well Ltked-

Ei.LSBCRG. ". Va. Dec. 1.-The
murdered man. although of a reticent
quiet disposition. was netghborly and
Nlhd toward any who passed that way
anu any stranger was welcome 10
quent his thirst from his excellent
We'll OF water. although he objected "a
having anyone room over or about his
premises. There was NO doubt "A good
reason Tor this He lived alone and
did not feel like taking any chances
upon the very thing that happened O.
ltm ia the end. II IS thought that
Mooney did not have an enemy in the
world. was good citizen. simply 'liV-
Ing m his house hy the side Of the
road. and being frienl % man"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-03
Soma ProNt

An amusing and costly event oc-
Cured during the progress OF rum
mage sale by church society In this
city yesterday. a well known young
lad OF this city was assisting the men,
bers OF the society in their work
about the building and. becoming
warm. took OF his coat and laid 81
upon pile OF old clothing. The coat
had recently been purchased for the
Lad. and was almost new and quite
costly. The lad had occasion 20 leave
the room, and some customers came
IN and. picking up the coat. asked the
price One OF the men who was as
slsting the ladies sold the coat.
which cost eight dollars, for the mu-
nihcent SUM OF thirty-flye cents
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\ large crowd attended the concert
that was rendered in the Union
Opera house by the male quarete OF
the Thorn son VI r church OF Wheel
ing. and were well pleased with the
music that was rendered The AFFAIR
was given under tho auspices OF the
Laymen's league Of the Trinity Luth-
eran church and they will clear a
neot sum on the affair.
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eellaire Briefs.
Mn. W. \. Neal. OF Guernsa,, s,,.,,.
ne guest OF friends and relatfves
at Akron. Ohio. '''''es
items OF interest for this n,,o-
ma! De- left az the CITY Boolr 80.
or St IIelephoned the reporter Ren
Mrs. ". Y. Miller q, Ho-,, -.
son street. is spendins, n en- W. 'eIer-
town AT ouugs-
Mns; A. u. Mlnnemever has
eNIHeu 10 her home at Kelsey aftc-
~ s'sit with relatives and friends IN
Herbert Kern. Of Gravel HIN ~.
C 1gieIFntd from business visit M
Two plain drunks We're assoss.,
me one usuai fine OF g. each in polca
court yesterday mOrniuu f''N'
CLaiIer shelley. Of Caubridpa g..
city '''".IFes In this
Frank Francis. OF belmont s,-ao,
accepted a position on Tho
Mr. and Mrs. II ID cr,,,,h
r-ugiSIi'.' have returned from tbejr
Miss Grace Snodrrass. OF This c,,v
sIpped and fell In the yard at Sy.
no-H" on Fuernsey street No,Ja,.
ana dislocated her elbow ~ ~
iic>!sIey reduced the fracture
~ ~ ID,dy-ILeTy is being Installed
street %" hcImout
=, OFFICIALS OF the chlldren.s hona al,
tacoma were 100 this civ &c.. ,.t
.n'e- lsaiine several cases i'm vt,''i
~. parents want their children ~.
turned 20 them IT,
~, " Uses Uses Cora and Georgia kinney
o5 '.tN'.dni have returned 49,.
live. 10. .. WIN friends and r,la-
w l4.ifm Scaaufarbor. az C.,,-.f
Nel.sviiI" yesterday. az
MIt- Dorothy Willis. OF VeIf3s. Dr..
i.'l. U.s. Visiting friends and rclatiy..
ri'5, j. exported that 70 detective is f7
..' 30, ZION working uu cases for ft..
food Government L.,gua "a 5I s-.
.r"i warrants h1yo been Ii ..r,I
'.' arrest 90 o.. local mon
~ ''' -.-N'i NN.." alirhting from .
'I Hl uii'f. HoDOul street .asf.r,ia,.
.." morn fell and was painfully i1-
cottage prayer meeting. VIII p. t,r.l
o.. ,H' mono 0f Nr- jump 1u LEI
..1i street. thls morning ~ DO
A meeting of taa teachers. tr.iri,.,
%. mo south H'Iis.r. Union Sun.
.tt i.0l WIZ D." .eI' af Pinch Run
,.'' h.if The I.r .f Paul NuI Boz
,.n lhI'ct of discussion. ana fI-,.-
N,hrlF"F VIII Boo OBJ. loader
William Reed. of Enhrirr has 70
turned home n.'nr 20 fIaIt with f~Iaraa
HH. relatives boz thls cts
CHARLES iIUI IH. returned d, ff4
..n" n' t.mhr.ls. after a visit win
friends and relative. .r ff.. ,...
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Funeral To-daX.

Funeral services VIII be- held this
morning AT II o'clock from his late
nome in Lloydsville over IN eremains
OF the late a. W. Hammerle. who
lost his life while going to tho aid OF
Wheeling policeman early Saturday
morning. The services Will be in
.uarEt OF Rev. Mr. Bourne. pastor OF
the Presbyterian church AZ Morris.
Town. and all of the city officials OF
Wheeling. viii attend in a body Inter.
ment viii be in the Union cemetery
az ST Clailsville.
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centers: VI. Aldredge, +. Aldredge and
anderson. guards. Games will proba-
bly, be arranged with the Y. NJ. c. A.
teams IN the surrounding towns.
An effort Is also being made 20
organize an Independent basketball
team among the girl graduates OF the
high school Several OF the members
OF last years team which won the
OF the valley, are back
or the movement and the team will
be organized.
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Daughter III.

Mr.. and Mrs. James McConnaughey
lett al an early hour yesterday morn.
Ing for Dayton In response TO n tele-
gram received late Monday evening
announcing that their daughter. Mrs.
ScheH. residing in that city. was crit.
ically III. and they wanted OF be at
her bedside