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Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-10-31
Nav Elect ook to Board.

Special to Independent.
Little Rock, Oct. 31.-A moye.-
ment has been started in Little.
Rock by the friends Of State ST.
perintendent George B. Cook to-,
elect him member of the Lit
tie Rock Special School District
Board. There is nothing in the
law to prevent his holding both
offices, and it is contended that
his knowledge of the education
al system, and the work that he
has done for its advancement in
the state viii be Of invaluable
service to the city.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-10-31
Sign The Petition.
ADVERTISEMENT

If some one were to ask you
to sign a petition, asking for
the privilege to have saloons in
Newport for 1914, how would
you feel?
If you want the world to
know that you stand for drunk
eness, sign it.
If you favor murder mills,
sign it.
If you desire to be placed on
record that future generations
may know that you stood for the
rendezvous of murderers, gam
blers, cut-throats, thieves, as
sassins, and lewd fellows of the
baser sort, sign the petition.
If you desire an institution in
your community that robs
wives of their husbands, moth
ers of their sons, children of
bread and clothes, boys of mind
and character, girls of virtue,
courts of justice, sign the petit
ton.
If you want drunkards and
prostitutes to throng our
streets and city, sign the petit
ton.
If you want bar, a brothel
and a gambling den combined,
sion the petition.
These kindred institutions
cannot run without boys and
girls, so if you have son or a
daughter that you can spare as
material for these mills, sign
the petition; or if you want to
see your neighbours boys and
girls go that way, sign the petit
ton.
Look over the court docket,
gaze upon her pages-much
written with human blood
4oo tho oouco and If Won are
proud of the record, sign the pc
tition.
If you want your name To
stand in the future along with
the vile, the low assassin, thief
gambler, thug, prostitute, I'M
pure, robber, sign it.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-10-31
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Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-10-31
Demand For Arkansas Land.

Special to Independent.
Little Rock, Oct. 31,-It is
reported at the State Land Of
flee that there are many inquir-
les being received from Texas
and Oklahoma farmers for To-
cations in Arkansas. The state
has considerable donation and
forfeited lands for sale, and
there is quite an active demand
for it.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-10-31
All Saints Day.

Tomorrow being November
the First and also All Saints
there will be a celebration OF
the Holy Communion at ST
Paul's church at 10 o'clock.
The Rev. Henry E. spears VIII
officiate.
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-10-31
SMOKED TO A FINISH

ruth Roland and John Bremen.
(Comedy-KALEM)
Newport daily independent. (Newport, Ark.) 1901-1929, 1913-10-31
|1Hly REPORT
PUBLIC SCHOOL
,e Enrolment and At
"s For Month End
j. Friday, October "a.

ABE /, Mrs. Ella Box
TrRR10LLMENT-Male 3d.
L 20, total 81; Average rage
attendance 81; per cent
tendance "a; tardies 10;
attendance, male 5S3, fe-
4s8. total 1921.
RADE 2, Miss Margaret
tie, teacher.
NRoLLMENT-male q )
ble %, total 40; average
| attendance 40; per cent
|ttendance SO; tardies 30;
Ioral punishment 5; days at
lance, males 1854, females
total 1853.
RADE 8, Miss Kate Harder
cher.
INROLLMENT- male ~
hale 81, total SO; average
h. attendance 46; per cent
attendance 90; tardies IL;
|poral punishment l; days
Eendance, male SAT, female
B, total 932.
GRADE 4, Miss Willie K.
ashburn, teacher.
ENROLMENT male 10,
male %, total 81; average
ilv attendance 33, per cent
attendance 80; tardies 4 ;
VS. attendance, male 2lO, fe-
lie 1872, total 662.
GRADE 5, Miss Carrie White,
cher.
male Is,
male IS, total 81; average
ly attendance 20; per cent
attendance 90; tardies 8;
poral punishment 1, days at
dance, male 255, female 1852,
al 588.
GRADE 6, Miss Annie Belle
dyer, teacher.
ENROLMENT - male 9,
1ale IL, total 81; average
ly attendance 10; per cent
attendance 90; tardies l
s attendance, male 155, fe-
lie 232, total 387.
,RADE 7, Miss Jamie Irby,
cher.
male IL,
lale 8, total FL; average dali
attendance 20; per cent of
enhance 95; tardies 3; cor
al punishment 2; days at
dance, male 222, female 178.
II 400.
'RADE 8, Miss Elizabeth Ir,
teacher.
,NROLLMFNT male II
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Mill Creek.

Watrj. Walker IL On tho s,,r lie,
this week.
Avon Murray drove IA Savannah
las, Tbursaav
a.. ,,. u,
Thursday viii Mss Ionn Mail,
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w,,',. - -. ~ ~ 80
a''
Mrs "hi,nher anu s'.s' lanes
nv 81" -, .'',N ,'.,.,..
~" "'' '.' ~
I'm! 'e" VI .,'s ''e''"'s were
aoie 10 a'oeho ''ie ohau'a"q"s iesu'
lar on account vi u'reshers anu oa''
e's'
-."'sd!s anu 'haiiehe watson WIS
itea "iln Nei!"a Marh' ap" "a'e"a
hiiey' inu's"a! e'e"''s' REMAINING
over n'gh''
Julia Cunningham. Of Highland
neighborhood, was a guest al the Joe
Mufra! nome las. "eeh' a,,en"'"s
the 'hautau'lua WIN MIS- "o"'e'
Anna and Nelyma Markt re-
manned In town saturday night alter
the Chautaupua, taking IN the NOV
Ing pictures a, tie Royal theatre.
pruudY well. ] guess yes. j. the
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Filled the Cisterns.

Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hanna have Two
sparkling little children, Il boy and a
girl, Ruby and James, Some two
weeks ago, on a saturday evening,
Mrs. Hanna, read the Sunday School
lesson for the following Sunday TO
them. 1t was about the Hood, and as
we were In the midst Of the hot, dry
weather, and hearing their papa talk
Ing about the dry weather and the
scarcity Of water, they became very
much interested In the subject. Mrs
Hanna told them all about tie flood
and how Noah prepared for IL by
building the ark, and said 1t rained
and rained for forty days and for forty
nights. Just then James looked up IN
great wonderment, and said; "Gee
mamma, they got their cisterns full
then, didn't they?"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Monarch.
n ny

Arthur aud ANS Hughes visited
al Nuiaway. SUNDAY.
John Alien ha, returned after an
an,enc, of ten or eleven months.
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22

County Clerk =, l.. Ieller l. In
Kansas City for medical treatment,
Born to Ralph Markt and wife,
saturday, August III, 1913, u Tine hoy
baby, Dr. \, r, Thatcher In a,ten.
dance!
W. T., Simms and family, OF Union
Star, Mo, were here, last week visit.
Ing friends and taking In our Chau.
tauqua.
Thomas " Reynolds has pur.
chased what l. known a. the Hall
property from &. j. Hunt, paying
$500 for same,
Howard Turtle, Of Downs, kas,,
Joined his wife here, last week, who
Is visiting her father, II. T., Peret,
and also attended the Chautauqua,
-Dr. W. G. Proud reports a tine
girl baby born 10 Claud Henderson
and wife, August IL; also a girl baby
born TO Ben Kirk and wife, August \.
Horn 10 Arnold i, Mueller and
wife, Of Copenhagen, Denmark, July
-, 1913, a fine son. Mrs. Mueller was
formerly Miss Chastine Mckinney, OF
this city, TnE SENTINEL Joins with
many friends In congratulations.
Charley Ramsey, of Humboldt,
Nebraska, a son; Herman Holbrook
Of Tecumseli, Nebraska, a son-in.law
and Claude Cooper, a nephew, OF
Craig, were here In attendance al
the funeral Of Mrs. Martin Baum
Sunday last.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Wood Again the Winner.

Tue oes' wrestling match "h''h
ha> ever been pu''.d "H w 'h'N 'ouh'
~ was heln ! nesdaI hlHh' u' ,ll's
week AZ tue ".m Theatre "h,h im
Hurley OF Kansas 'ltF' ana JACK
Nood met W ahahhicap match luf'
icy l. oii h.aN!"tlrh' Weighing
close TO the ""r"''hd marx "hile
WOOD i III ihc weltcr'wcirht CLASS
weighing about ID" pounds. Hurley
agreed 10 throw "ooh Twice W ~
MINUTES wrestling hmtI or lose III,
match pu' he was unable 10 even H''
one iall ~ NAV 'ime' 10 Wooh was
given TIE decision lhc winning al
ms 'na'ch ny Wood SPEAKS "'t'oI
him a. Hurley Is considered on. o'
th. best iIea'!"ciIil's W w, west
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Obituary..

Matilda Huiatt was born July l.,
1885, in Ripley county, Indiana. Died
August 10, 1918, al her home, near
Oregon, Mo-, aged ~ years, ! month
and days.
She came to Holt county. Mo with
her parents at the age Of IL. and has
spent the most OF her life In Holt
county. She was united In marriage
to Samuel Ramsey, May 22,.lsj6. and
TO this union seven children we're
BON, three boys and four girls Dan.
lei Ramsey, Of Haxtum. Colo: Rolley
Ramsey, Of Jordan. Mont, and Char.
lie Ramsey, OF Humboldt, Neb.: Mrs.
Earl Cooper, Mrs. Mollie Sherman
Mrs. Is. J. Hilly, Of Oregon, and Mrs.
Holbrook. Of Weston. Neb., who died
January II, 1907. Samuel Ramsey the
father and husband. was killed 10y
lightning, May :, 1872 Mrs. Ramsey
was married TO James Crimson. Janu.
arys, 1915. and TO this union one child
was born-Mrs. Chris. JamisoD, Of
Forest City, Mo. January ., 1902. she
was married to Martin Baum. who
died November -, 1907. Mrs. Baum
united with the Soul.SlecpiDg church
In ls7j. She leaves behind to mourn
their loss two brothers and three SIS.
tiers Daniel and samuel Huiatt, OF
Oregon: Mrs. Mary wilIhite. of Tex.
a.: Mrs. BELLA Mcbride, Of Memphis.
Tenn. and Mrs. Clara larke. Of En-
poria. kas.: seven children, j. grand
children and II great grandchildren,
besides a hos, Of relatives and iricndS
Mrs baum was a patient sufferer IN
her ai,liction Of ten years. She Nas
cared for ~ a little babe during these
years 10y Ter daughters, Mrs. Sher.
man and Mrs. Cooper.
Short funeral service was held al
the home sunday AT y. M. con.
Quoted 10y Elder l., II Dawson. after
which the body wa> laidto rest In the
Rrudheck cemetery. u,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Burr Oak.

born, TO Jack Gotten and wife,
August II, son.
Nick Stone and wife were guests
Of II. A. Bowles and wife, sunday
evening.
Mrs. Eads, Of Kansas City, IL
here, visiting at the home OF her son,
E. L. Eads,
"A surprise birthday party was
given to Miss Edna Eads, last Satur-
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vince Hopper were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs, Miller Blach'
ly, Sunday.
Owen VanV alkenburgh, Of Atch.
ison, Kansas, is visiting relatives
here, at present.
Miller Blachly was kept busy last
week, delivering melons to Oregon
and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. W. Ammo and
family entertained several Of our
young folks, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Link Bucher and
son, Jimmie, Of Oregon, have beer
visiting relatives In this vicinity fol
several days.
-Nsasnd Mrs. II. A. Bowles and
daughter, Fern, visited In Mound
City, last Friday, the guests OF Mrs
Jdh1i AAams and family.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22

e.. ". kunkei wa> IN -. Joseph.
this week, on business.
Harry willis and vii, are In
Mat land this week. doing the COOK.
iny act while the fair l. On.
Miss Ella Castle lief, Tuesday for
Nurlingame, Kansas, wher, she will
enter the millinery business.
Paul C.Thomsen and Earl Fuller,
with swift 4 Co., Of 81. Joseph, were
sunday guests Of Willie Moore.
Mrs. Amanda ! DUNCAN left
Tuesday " this week for Hopkins,
her, Size viii visit for a couple u
weeks,
Miss Matte Morris. Of the Mar.
ion district. left Monday for Chinook,
Montana, for visit with her brother,
Robert.
The Fillmore ChautauIua begins
Thursday next and continues TO Sep
TENDER , Just six days and !: pro-
gram.
Mrs. clint Lry,Iich was called TO
lIiawatha, Kansas, this week, 10y the
alarming illness Of her sister, Mrs.
Jennie holland,
Dr. sherman liibbard,oi Sabetha,
Kansas, was here. this week, ON pro.
fessiOnal business, and visiting his
d
father and brothers.
George Watson mas bough, the
Ruley n Kunkel residence property
IN the southwes, portion Of the city
consideration, $500.
Misses Lulu Cline. hertha 'Is.
borne and Anna Brimhaw, Of ST. lo.
sepl, We're here, few days, this
week, guests Of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Herbert Caskey and her Two
little daughters are now over a, Ere.
mont, Nebraska, Joining her husband,
who l. operating a type setting ma
chine at that place.
h. j. IIilley, Of New Point, mad
two cars OF cattle out for 81. Joseph
Monday; Joe Murray two, and VIII
Derr a car Of hogs, Charley AnsrI'
ment brought In a car Of cattle.
Mrs. Chad Mcknight and son,
Willard, Of Anadarko, Oklahoma, are
visiting here, the guests Of her sister,
Mrs, W. &. Proud, and brother, 4 lbert
Kunkel, and other relatives and
erous friends.
II. j. Estabrook, our cigar manu-.
facturer, who succeeds John King,
has had III years experience, and
hopes by merit Of his goods, 10 win a
place In the taste OF cigar users, that
will test the capacity Of his factory
to answer the demands on his trade,
The Forest City News tells US
that \. II. Cook, recently appointed
postmaster at that place, entered upon
his duties on Wednesday OF last week
August -, IN the year IL, and It was
the 18th anniversary Of his marriage
and an elegant surprise was prepared
for him and wife, by a slyly prepared
supper, by children and neighbors on
his return home from his officia
duties Of the day. Forest City is nov
a third-class postofiice.
The family OF Frank Petree-
Mrs. Petree and her four sons ant
daughter, left Thursday for Lincoln
Neb., where they will take up theil
residence, In order that the three
older boys may take . Thorough
course In the Nebraska State Uni
versity. We are surely sorry to have
them go, but 1t Is best no doubt, fol-
these young fighters for an education
will be ct home, and with mother
tbail dearest and best friend on earth
~. Petlee will remain here, goinl
lover 70 lincoln occasionally.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22

Attend the Fillmore Chautauqua,
August % to September six days.
For Sale-2O0 Peach Crates,
CLYDE MCWILLIAMs,
Forbes, Mo.
Mrs. Mary Massey, of Pueblo,
Colorado, formerly Miss Mary Peter,
OF this city, Is visiting here, the guest
of relatives and friends.
-Wsnted-Girl for general house.
work; good wages, no laundry. Ad-
dress or apply to Mrs. Morris Hirsch,
eoO2 Clay st., St. Joseph, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22

Transfers for week ending August
IL, 1913:
WARRANTY ptkDs'
Mary J Hadden to Sarah A
ab'oCh' - o'och '''nou'"
city ......,............ 500
Ada I Plummer 10 Geo
Brooks, lots II, III. ~. block
"' o'eS' Wv! 49,. - ~"
80, ,.a g..
80, .,,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Champion Peaches

by the bushel or wagon load.
Good, ripe fruit, per bushel. 81 90
Soft and understood, per bushel so
Here at the packing house.
This Is your opportunity TO get
supply for table use and for your sea.
sons canning
Six basket crates, packed and Grated,
either In car lots, or for local ship
ments, priced on application. ] have
both phones.
Yours for Peaches,
GEO. r. MURRAY, OREGON, MO.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
Forest City.

visitor, Thursday, Of last week.
Mrs. Mary Cooksey is visiting lei
daughter In st. Joseph, this week.
Miss Lola Landers Is the guest OF
her sister, Mrs. Roy Wilkes, Of near
town, this week.
Miss Pearl Black, Of Rulo, Neb.
he the guest Of her friend, Miss Maude
Wills, at present.
Mrs. Dave Wallace spent Satur.
day and Sunday at the Harry Frazier
home, near Curzon.
Ernest Thornhill and Miss Alver.
da Robinson attended the wathena
Chautauqua, Sunday.
Harrison, Walker and family at.
tended the funeral Of John Strickland.
near Forbes, Saturday.
Dan JamisoO has purchased the
Richard Hoover property, and will
take possession the first Of Septem.
Der.
Ernest Thornhill has returned
from Iowa, and will remain In our
city, to the satisfaction Of his host Of
friends.
There will he services at the NJ.
Il. church Sunday morning and even.
ing, conducted by the pastor, Rev. ~.
u. Campbell. Everybody welcome.
Mrs. ID. W. Dougan, OF ST. 10.
seph, accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Lizzie kunkei. Of Troy, kas.,
visited among relatives and friends
here, Tuesday
MIR. and Mrs. j. T.. Fuller and
daughter stopped over las, week 10
visit his sister. Mrs Dave Wallace,
enroute from a visit In Gentry coun.
". to their home In Glen Elder. Mas.
Robert Wills left sunday for Col.
ofado for the benefit Of his health.
We Join with Rob's many friends In
wishing for his speedy recovery TO
health and safe return home In the
near future,
Oscar Moore and family returned
saturday from two.weeks' outing In
Florida, jacksonville being their
Headquarters: they were delighted
with their trip. and did not suffer
with the heat While there.
The many friends Of Fred Hollmer
are indeed sorry to learn of the serious
accident that befell him In the way OF
being struck IN the eye with barbed'
wire, one day las, week. lie VAS ac'
companied 10 81. Joseph 10y i. i,
Teare and Albert kollmer. We learn
Fred lost the sight Of his eye. and Is
still In 81. Joseph under medical treat
ment.
The Baptist sunday school Ell
joyed q picnic outing IN the Schlo,h'
hauer grove, Thursday, Of las, week
Carriages and automobiles conveyed
the school 10 their dies, ination. and
home. A regular picnic dinner was
served, with plenty Ui lee cream. lem
onade, etc. Needless 10 comment oi
the good time by all present, A. every
one knows VIVA, such picnics mean
and the pleasure Their, l. i"f lhOS,
Who attend.
PROGRAM
10 he given at the NJ, T.. church. frI
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-22
PROGRAM

PROGRAM
10 he given at the NJ, h, church. ir,'
day evening, August ~, 1913, 10y Class
No. 4, beginning Al SID;
Professional
Invocation,
Chorus-"South'S Army" ..,,,tlass
Plano Solo Selected ,,..,,, ,.,..,.,,
.......... ....,, Marsery FitLmaurice
Vocal Solo Selected Miss Robinson
Recitation Disobedien, Doll".,,
..,.......,,.,,..,, .,.,, Wilma Tcare
Trombone Solo Flower Sony Faust
,,,,,,.......,,,,,.,,...i,ev Rev, Campbell
puet--'The Little Parrot March. -,
.,.... wilma and Thomas Wire Teare
Vocal Solo" ASLEEP In the Deep" 80.
...... ........,... .... Rev. Campbell
Reading Selected ,,,. Miss Beeler
Vocal Solo Select ed ,...,.,,,,,,,,,.
...,......,..,..,,,B eeler fi,lmaurice
PART u.
"A Gypsy Picnic. ........,,, Glass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

for its full requirements Of chrome
nickel steel. for a term OF three years,
with the Pennsylvania Steel Company
Reduced.
To meet the keen competition from
independent pipe mills. the National
Tube Company was compelled 20 re-.
duce prices on lap-weld pipe s. per
ton
a large volume Of orders FOR tin
plate has accumulated for delivery az.
ter January !. and an announce ltnt
Will probably Oe made next week by
the American Sheet & Tin Plate Com.
pany that the price has been adjusted
TO S345 per base box Some large
orders for wire products also have
been booked
steel mill operations We're reduced
10 per cent. in the last ten days. but
The rolling schedules viii be lncrea sed
next week
Pig iron has been duh and easier.
with insignificant transactions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
RAILROAD ORDERS FEATURED
STEEL MARKET LAST WEEK

NEW YORK, Nov. 9-Railroads
placed orders for equipment this week
Falling for more than 10000 tons of
rolled steel, including 10000 tons OF
rails. $3.50 cars. - locomotives and
$40 tons OF bridge work
Rail contracts included $4,000 tons
Tor the Philadelphia & Reading and
$1,000 for the Atlantic Coast Line.
Other rail contracts pending, not in
.lLding the New York Central. call
'or between 300 600 and 400 900 tons.
These include 100000 tons for the
Pennsylvania The principal bridge
rider was $500 for the Baltimore a.
ohio.
In steel building work. nearly alI
he orders We're for small tounaEes.
md the total was only .OO'
\ steel company 10 Eastern Penn
glvania placed contract FOR 5000 20
10000 tons OF steel plates with near
~ structural mill. and the Baldwin
locomotive Works closed a contract
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

NEW YORK. Nov 2.-Narrovine
price vibrations and diminishing bust
tess in the stock market this week
Indicated the completion Of "a market
iycle such as usually brings a period
II dizziness and waiting for new inau
iuces 20 shape themselves
There were no essentially new fea.
Ires in the situation. which was domi-
rated by the same Influences that
ave obscIred the outlook for some
fine The effect ~ the tariff and cur.
enay legislation. the uncertain cour-.
2 the world'- money market. and rho
.nsoived Mexican problem We're fore.
most considerations
Reductions in tho Official rate OF
Iscouut o. The Bank of German.
Irought a momentarv hope that OIL,
ong expected relaxation ot capital
1rlngency was 90 hand That hop.
gas appointed D.. fla sens .'Iver---
Z the London uIrh.f fn Sew York
.urcha9e there OF SZ2sp.u.I gold
- home the Investment position ha
improved souanha. The demand Cor
unds 8. better and 90 higher price.
han boo the early summer
Call Money Goes Up.
C1ll money mounted fu tY per cont
10 highest figure uf fna year such
furry is not unusual Hf t.I. fre u.
he year and - "as expected fl.
money market would RETURN 'Y s nor
1al basis with ft. furr O+ t|. month
" fhe Industrial field t.s slice.
rrLa received r.r.f rtt.rf... Dol. rl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03
Nest Virginia Is Becoming
Great Agricultural State
BENWOOD
vi.itation meeting rouigh,.

tNH4AS star lodge. No. Is kuEhts
VI =. lIias. OK this ,ity. nave compl.trd
a. a. 'ib tiH'uts Tor entertaIuiug tn
~ "'e o. MteH MoIu.-sNI4.e and
" tb-bdrE az a mory Iiau "a Maii.
street thl- evening. The BAH u. briog
- U. iuilF decorated TOR tle t..c4s M
aLI hundreds ut knights lgvm .ue SUI
t''"Hthg towns are -N prcted 10 De in a .
,t..-dh'' u fp.sutld program mas been
az 20 Tor the occasion ana a NM
.-tt VII be held II ths cl1a, OF a..
session All local knights are urgent
- itt.'e TED Co attend or 81 -;u0I Zine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-03

several l'rrl persons attended ne
'" "f '''r 'eid 90 Nnur Is
VITO let I.i.EN rtrU.ng
~. Ir'f Iarr.herlcr who uaa OBJ rf-
'fff .H .f INtfaNufrN Fsfnffaf -
SD. tn ruH.. fr Proved
|rc ec.Urd % series ~ special or
W".r WaN delivered "N Row r o. 81
ping
ft.rsi and frcl fo.re Or
".n.rfIiie we're raiirr or friends ln
.HU ..t' vest. IfaY Afternoon
i'"r 'rruier VIII fHfH MlNor Morris
...H r't u'ug on o. plain drank charge
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"I''IT VI los ""0I mo remains ~
ne late John Stollcir. lli foreigner. who
dira Friday morning. following d lin
E'flnE illness. We're held last saturday
morning at o'clock. requiem high
mas. was hold 90 %, 81 Johns Dntn.iic
CHURCH and iuterweut was made az the
M'. 'a4' any cemetery. TIA, f.ncra' pro-
~oin was very large and headed b. q
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Held withont nnnn

49,. ".l"il Ns''lvl Hand. 90 tuIs CITY. who
shot ana killed George Eru It, also trotr.
lhiH Guy. f.w DAYS ago. was t,tI .,
await 10" action COZ M. o.. h.Hl.rv ..f.r -
JtEy AZ a hearing held last SATURDAY. az.
'.+ .."' 90 li. t-y .H4atN I4ll AZ Alot.vd.-
VIA, squire PAUL. NeI.,I d thit ',IT..
conducted 10" hearing .tnl rpans.I f1r
o.. defendant stated tnat %. .,r MS
.l+'ht was not ready for ., u,att =. btt
We squire held McC!cILt9I without
ball - the grand jury
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aodr nar.r ronnh-

The Unknown fIIrIarfr who vas
drou ned Just above tue local Gam on the
OHIO side ~ The river a few weeks ago
hae not been found and 10 neglrs ~
luHk H. though f'r .rHf VIII rrEsr he
located several PARTIES lave fesr dsra-
hitting t'H river Boz hopes OF rrdIre fhs
bHdf. Nut 10 ts supposed DO |4a roafen
rise Boo tlr river.