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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

time. was able to be removed homo yes
terday.
Congressman y. b Francis arrived
hame last evening from Washington.
u. &.
B. a. Sample viii spend Sunday with
his parents in Washington, Pa
lobe Coyne returned from Washing
ton, u. G.. Thursday. and left yesterday
for Cincinnati.
The will OF the late Mrs Hannah
Hanes was filed for probate yesterday.
Miss Helen 81. clair left for her hons
yesterday after spending few DAYS
with her sister. Mrs. Dr. J. s. Monks
John Moore is improving after q few
days illness at his home on Eighth
street.
The Masons will hold a special meet
ing wednesday night OF next week
Mrs. Griener II seriously III at her
home on North street. 4
Mrs. Josephine Smith. OF Wellsburg
is visiting at the home OF her Eia\r
Mrs. steve Petit for a few DAYS
Miss Treasa Dobbins, OF Moundsville
Is visiting relatives in the city for a
few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete eNal. OF Cemetery
road, left for Parkersburg yesterday,
to visit relatives for a few DAYS.
The new 1913 nfckeis have made their
appearance in the local banks and are
being rapidly taken by patrons
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BeIIaire Briefs.

The Utopia Club OF this city will
give another dance In the Roma hall.
this evening
Harry Moore OF Rowesville. W Va.
Is the guest Of friends and relatives
Rt Shadyside
street. has gone TO New Martinsville
Where be has secured employment
Items 81 interest for this paper NAV
be LETT al the city Book store or tele.
phoned 10 the reporter. Bell 2G1-I
Mrs. ". II. Phillips. Of Harrison
street. has returned from a visit with
friends and relatives AZ ZanesviIle.
A man arrested for begging on the
street yesterday was ordered % leave
town
Miss Bertha Saitsgaver. Of this city
Is visiting friends AZ bethesda. today.
Mrs. =. Winters. and daughter. Of
East Liverpool. are the guests Of
friends and relatives IN this city.
Miss Eleanor Norton. ~ this city.
mas accepted 20 position I'm the Office
Ci tho F"llairc BOTTLE company
Miss Eleanor Ault. ~ Tillies bottom
Is the guest o. friends and relatives
in This city
William Phillips. ~ Harrison street.
u attending the automobile show a.
Pittsburgh
@ W. Noiy n Toledo is tho guest
~ friends and relatives in this city.
Mr. and Mrs John Nichaels. OF
Rose i'm are the GUESTS 81 n baby
Girl. born yesterday
Mrs 3 Kern. ~ Forty second street
s. visiting friends and relatives ~
Sheridanville. IA
Mr aud rs John C0nr0v. ~ Gucrn
coy street ~rr the parents ~ blunc-
ing baby boy
Miss Emma Hughes. o. This city. g.
calling or friends aud relatives AZ
Mouudsville
Miss Jessie Marin ~ TaIlmau
avenue. is Tho guest ~ friends and
relatives 10 Nccw Lexington
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
BLUM BROS.
sELLAIRE SHOPPING CENTER.
EASTER TWO WEEKS FROM
SUNDAY.

The earliest Easter we've had
in many years - March %. Our
ready to wear department invites
you to come and see the hundreds
OF charming new spring garments.
Saturday-stunning new Wool
tex" Coats. OF fine French serge.
navy blue. $500.
Showing a beautiful full length
blue serge coat. lined throughout
with Nell Rose" messaline. very
stylish. Priced at $3.50.
Special showing OF ladies' and
misses spring coats and suits
twice as large selections as we've
ever shown for the spring season.
All the popular shades for spring
and an endless assortment OF new
styles-truly remarkable values at
5000 s12.5o. $500.
Saturday-Ofrering very pretty
one-piece dresses of all wool serge.
tan, kings blue. navy, etc. Sailor
collar and cuffs OF Bulgarian EN-
broidery. very chic. Special, $3.50.
Saturday, 900 yards OF 80 inch
Panama tan, navy. garnet, brown
and black. fine for suits. skirts or
dresses-uzually sold for CSC
yard. On sale. yard, SOC.
Showing 80 pieces OF all wool
serges, panamas, badstes and nov
city suiungs. A full line OF shades
at yard. soc.
Saturday-Featuring the widely
advertised "Notaseme" Hose for
ladies.
Lisle. black. tan and white. Csc
pair.
Silk. black. tan and white, soc
pair.
Every pair guaranteed - hose
that you can depend upon
Saturday - Well continue the
special Offering OF 9xl2 rugs
placing on sale our entire stock OF
new spring rugs.
$3.50 Art Squares. 9x12 feet.
$3.50.
$500 Seamless Rugs. sx12 feet,
3t1.95.
$500 Extra Heavy Tapestry
Rugs. seamless. a wonderful wear
ing rug. 1895.
And 50 on UP to our finest VIII
ton Rugs.
Special-Big lot Of white and col
ored table cloth remnants at re
duced prices.
200 remnants OF toweling-in 3
yard length-at 31c, 3sc. 42c and
59c a length.
Come Saturday and see how well
we're prepared for spring business.
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Getting Even With Justice.

The prisoner at the bar OF the police
court was sore over his treatment and
could not conceal II wholly.
II | should express my opinion of
this court, your honor" he said, rising
from his cair. would you fine me for
contempt"
Il certainly should" responded the
judge decisively.
Thank you" bowed the prisoner
Il wish to extend my congratulations
TO your honor and all those connected
with the court for the very fair and
impartial trial ] have received at your
hands,
Then the prisoner sat down and the
Judge was fiabbergasted.
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nov Father NcE1rhnn returned f0
i.r home af horton Yesterday. after
ndiur e.r.fa Nrct. ir F'or'da
Frr1 Apprug. .Hr ah'. fo ha ou'
gain. after Gov. -lI vrrk. Ufur..
g. Is rrou of -f Ct--r.Ta -a.
u OBJ" city yesterday. or fuarnsa
f'rFrr.n THurnI.. r.ru.1~ rfUrt
rf S''hs A. N"rls. Is confined fo H..
home h. Uiune4
a vator ma.n was dlr Hp Yesterday
on Lincoln avenue. BIOL ORDER tD rcpnfr
frnk
samuel CoTanI az WsU.,iuc. I4 .n
tI' cIff to Spend -rn drt.
Some now equipment nrr boon ada
r, fo thr local posfonic. ir tho way
of now mail cart
John Moore. OF Urmur-frm Nf1
IF hrr" fo srcrd a week with relative.
loetmaefrr N.C Iranun wac able
Goo Do ~ ffo rosionlro vceforI1v. after
lrInr laid up with tHr grip
Ilr condition rf Nr'orr .r o D.
Gordon Was 90 l,t'e Improved 5t.t,r
COP.
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BBLLAlRE
vioIators Of the Rose Law

a. Cato. William McCready, VIII
Ham Bradford. Frank Rose. Al Hearns
ana another whose name could not be
learned were arrested yesterday after
noon by Deputy Sheriff Samuel Dun
Tee and Constable A. Minder. OF this
city. on warrants Issued from Mayor
Davies court at ST. Clairsville, at the
Instance of =. r. Clevenser. of Bel
laire. charged with violating the Rose
law They were taken to st. Glars
Vile yesterday afternoon by the
deputy sheriffs and were lodged in
the county Jail To await a hearing be-
fore Mayor Davies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
Evanqellstlc Services.

Evangelistic services were held at
the South Bellaire NJ. f. church last
evening. A meeting OF the personal
workers for Bible study will be held
at the church this evening at 1880
o'clock.
Evangelistic services are also being
held at the First Presbyterian church
ana SUNDAY morning. the pastor. Rev.
LAwther. will deliver a sermon on.
Bellaire'S Greater Sin" and in the ey-
ening on The Devil Buying Souls at
Earth's Auction" Rev. g. o. Nelson.
OF Sistersville. will occupy the pulpit.
Monday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

At the Cty hospital yesterday MORN
ing about five o'clock occurred the
death Of Mrs. Frank Delhi. OF Woods
field. she was brought there Thursday
To- undergo an operation. but her con-
dition was such that she could not with
stand the ordeal. The body was remoN-
ed 10 the home - her cousin Alex. DIX
on on South Fourth street to be pre-
uared for burial and sent 20 the home
n the afternoon. She was very well
known In her home town and Is sur
vived hv her husband and two sons,
Robert and Donald
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arraigned before the Justice. entered
a plea OF not guilty and will be given
hearing Tuesday afternoon at 1850
O'Clock The trouble originated from
a night between young Rouse and
Darrah- The latter was having the
better or the argument when Rouse.
alleged. turned the contestants over,
SO that young Rouse would be on top.
and then advised him TO chew the
others thumb OF. which task he al
most accomplished.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

Ark, are on the way TO this city and
are expected 10 arrive some time to-
day, when they will be removed to
the home OF one Of the local relatives
OF the deceased. The funeral arrange
ments will be made when the body
arrives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

At the Baptist church tomorrow two
Interesting sermons will be delivered
by the pastor. Rev. Geo. Lowe in the
morning his theme will be. Jesus. His
Life and Teachings" and in the evening
the theme will be The Christian ana
the Theatre" The evening service will
be gin at 75 on account Of the ordin-
Rnce of Baptism. Sunday school at the
usual hour.
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kfep's eermon

i-st evening az The Trinity Luther
MI church. n large audience greeted
Rrv. Crickenbcrerr. when no dclt-
cred his special sermon 90 mon 81
tho congregation and tho city. h.a
talk seemed ~ interest the men. The
regular services will be- held TIRE
tomorrow
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Mechanics Shoes

We've made a whole army % work
ingme IN happy by providing them with
just the sort OF shoes they want.
There are cheaper Shoes than these
sturdy veterans OF ours. hut cheap
Shoes for n workingman are always
a poor proposition. Try US for your
next pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
CITY Gospel Meeting.

Rev. William CUNNINGHAM viii preach
at the City Gospel Mission Sunday even
ing at 1850 o'clock Sunday school will
he held at o'clock and all children are
invited TO attend. II you have "A burden
for work the Mission offers you an op-
pOrtunity. Preceding the preaching.
special song services will be conducted
By James McGlumphy.
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Crowd pissppoint>d.

Last evening at the Armory hall a
large crowd was disappointed in fall
ing to see Martins and Woodsneld High
school play two games of basket ball.
as hand bills had been distributed an
was severely criticised for failing TO
notify the morning papers that they
had received a telegram Thursday ar
ternoon that a would be impossible
Tor woodsneid to come.
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almost destroyed by FIRE Thursday
evening about o'clock The fire had
gained considerable Roadway. and
upon tho arrival OF the department
the building was n mass OF flames
The origin OF the fire is unknown
This building is known as the old
wine" house and IS an old landmark
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
Good Games.

4 large crowd VAS present a. the
opera House Hall last evening 10 soc
two good games 81 baskei ball played
between the boyF and girls teams 81
CaCi7 High and bridgeport Hieh. ae
tho teams are evenly matched a good
game was played
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

Funeral services over the remains
of Martin Cowen. a former resident
OF this city, will be conducted al the
FIRST NJ. Z. church. in this city, Sunday
afternoon AT O'Clock. by the pastor.
hev; j. ". Shafer. lnterment will be
In the Rose Hill cemetery. The re-
mains will arrive in this city. this ev-
ening
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Meeting sunday.

Tho United Frsternal Memorial Asso-
citation will meet IN the X. ~ y hall
SUNDAY afternoon At o'clock frT tire
purT pss 81 making further arrangements
fuI the -frt memorial services o. he
hold june 8. 1912 So flr eight lodges
have sIrnfrol their intention of par
fIcIpaftuE lu TIE affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

Tho Kloc coai nf-e ~ KIec. Ohio.
which has b"en IN operation for home
time. known as the iirutrho A. Ehcr.
ling Coal Co. viii hereafter b. known
as tho Eberllng Coal 60. Nr Eher.
ling having bought out Mr. Brufrhe,'s
Interests. All bills 10 be- paid and
Collected must be presented 10 Mr.
,. Eberiing fe2g.u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
Fire YeaterdAy.

Yesterday morning az II o'clock an
alarm was sounded from box .. calling
The entire fire department 20 the rear OF
the chinese laundry IN tue Boyd block.
where some waste paper had caught IRE
fn some manner INT FOR the prompt
arrival of the depart meut a serious con-
fagratiou would have resulted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

The case 81 OHM kraus vs. The
ST Clairsville yesterday afternoon when
the jury WAS instructed to bring in a
verdict OF seven hundred dollars for
the plaintiff II will be remembered
that the plaintiffs child was run over
by traction car last summer on North
Fifth street
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Mems Mestin.a
on the Long White Way.

4 mons meeting Will Doe held IN tho
Shadyside ~ T. church SUNDAY ~
t"rnoon a. 2 40 O'clock. and ALI are
cordially invited % attend Carl Neh-
ling viii sing The Holy CITY" Rev
Horn. pastor ~ tho Christian church
Man"
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Puneral Yesterday.

From the home OF the parents IN Com
nsrville yesterday morning at 10 o clock
occurred the funeral OF Philip. the
thre.. year old son Of Mr. and Mrs. John
Nfauiuso who died late WEDNESDAY
night The iuterment was made IN
Warrentou cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

Al the subdistrict headquarters Of
the United Mine Workers here a num-
Der Of improvements have been made.
including some new furniture and
chairs to accommodate larger dele
cations Of miners from the sub-dis-
trict.
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Foreioners Fined.

steve Sreharko and John Prenentz,
Of Harrison street. were arrested on
warrants issued before Squire Kinney
on a charge OF assault and battery.
They Were given a hearing. found
gsilty and were fined $500 each. steve
appeared before Squire Kinney and
swore out n warrant for John. and a
few minutes later John appeared and
swore out a warrant for Steve.
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JULIUS WE'LL


HAIR SWITCHES
Natural human hair 20 match tbs
different shades OF hair Sanitary
made Of German oomhlngu from "a
inches az ~ .25 up 90 "a tnohsu - s4ga.
These prices are exceptionally low
ana convincing n you consider their
rood wearing qualities.
Handsouie white Lingerie waists
81 Nargudaets ana fine natfats. tai
iored and beautifully finished Are
Spring arrivals at go.
MEDIUM Weight Wsata for women
high neck and short sleeves ~ aBo
each.
uo-Hsam Lfals Hose for Wornsn.
double aarter topa One % the bsat
wearera at arc a pair
View HeckWsar for Wofnsn Just
reachsd Ne beautiful ana stylish 20
TIE minute, Hsw Voksa, Jabofs, Lac
Collars. Hsu Bows az 75c ana Coz.
View All Hiik Mnir Ribbons 2 20
inchra wfde, sHtra GOOD wearing
quality ~ 80 yard.
HeW Mccall MaFaEines ana Ouarl
tsriiss for April Just arrived. Oct
one early.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

The .t..uff,a comm tie. a. n.
i'f IH"nf county Anti Tubrr.n.n rIf
rnfI"fv I4 making 1rrarrernrrfa f.r l
.nrI' ~ lectures fl b.. tt .I..rrd boo
iho various cities fu ftls count. 100
Tho near future Robert o. Patterson.
state ferrrfary. ~ Columbus. wI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

The farm belonging to S. VI. Delong.
situated in Pultney township. o.. "a
mile southeast OF Sand Hill school
house. Owing to hard luck. the man
who had IL rented had to give IL up.
Anyone wishing to rent can see me at
my home, over J. W Taylor's store.
near end OF traction line. on Saturday.
or write me. 5. NJ. DELONG,
Shadyside Ohio
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

This afternoon ~ o'clock from the
family homo on Seabrights Lane. viii
occur the funeral ~ Mrs. Clara May
Eixcn. who died at her late home W ed
uezday night The intermcut VIII De
made at Kiverview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

Bridgeport Wfroicr4 Operator blair
I'rort is now receiving frd ey~hsue-
ing wcerar.. from Wireless operators
several hundred miles from here. DO
has hir apuartf1e iu fno ~rapr and
has most profitable recreation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
MARTINS FERRY


What promises 70 be the hest basket
In Armory hall Tuesday. March II.
when Martins Ferry meets their old
rivals Wheeling High school. The boys
and girls teams Will both be over ana
two good games are promised The FIRST
game will be called promptly at 5
o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
RaHt 0aue.

The fast Independent basket ball
team leaves this morning for New
Athens TO play the fast team OF that
ed a good game is expected. Those GO
ing were: j. Wilson. j. Jones, II. Dunn.
Handle. Zimmerman and w. Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08

Tho property OF tho late John Young
who.c death occurred last month.
has tccu offered Tor .air hy tro OK
crutrIV. MR. k1ir .riuc Noieter The
solo win o. ha.d Starch CD ~ tho
Nmr. hour
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Mems Meeting.

At the first Presbyterian church sun
day afternoon at 2 80 o'clock a meeting
viii he held for men and all men OF the
sermon will be delivered by Rev. Nc
MILAN. who Is conducting the revival
services.
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Merr Einrd

Miss Hazel and Sadie Lucas. we're
given a hearing in Squire Kinnev-s
court on charge Of SANDER. preferred
by Mrs. Schramm. yesterday morning.
The former was found guilty and fined
and the latter was dismissed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-03-08
Monument Work

To be erected before Decoration Day
should be placed at once. thus allowing
sufficient time TO complete strictly
.tigh class work We are showing the
latest designs Of modern iteas and give
each patron exclusive right TO their
selection
4 rostai card or either phone will
bring TO you our large collection OF de-
signs TO select from.
"a agents eurlova1
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birthday Party.

George Kenneth Ralston celebrated
his eleventh birthday last evening with
& theatre party at the Rex. after which
they ADJOURNED to his home on North
Fourth street and the evening was
spent in music and playing games. At
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Tho team OF local hoplcrs That had
90 series OF gaines scheduled with H
team aI fbe Jones allows af Martins
F"rrF Tor CAST evening and Monday
OH cuinr viii play fhr nr.t camrs 10
Martins Ferry 0u Monday evening. as
thn ram"s scheduled for last evening
Won" postponed The gaines tp hr
rolled con- tho local alloys viii thou
hr rpiIni later in tho week.
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w . H.ENanS
BRIpGEFOET. o.
Continue Meetings.

Il vas announced last night that the
special meetings In progress at the
Presbyterian church would be con
tinued next week Ministers from
out OF town will have charge Of the
services next week.
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Locke Shoe Co.
BEILAIRE, OHIO
Will Hold Party.

Will Hold Party.
Arrangements are being made bv
the members % the Loyal Daughters
% the Christian church FOR a 81 Pat
ricks day patty. which will 10 held
Monday evening. March r.. A. th-
home ~ Miss Norma Amber on IIar-
risOn street An elaborate program BE-
being arranged. and very enjoyable
time r. anticipated.
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Sister Dead.

Mrs. G. johannes left yesterday for
Philadelphia having been called there
By the death OF her sister. which oc-
Cured Thursday.
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Regular Meeting.

Last evening. at the home OF Mrs.
Clarence McConnaughy. the Woman's
Missionary Society of the Kirkwood
VI. f. church met in regular monthly
session. The subject OF the evening
was the work OF the Mormon church.
and a fine musical probram was
rendered.
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NJ I L x
6 CENTS
Per Quart
Tomatoes. cans. 2sc
B. II. LEVI,
MUTEs OLD STAND
33rd ard Belmont Streets.


Funeral services over the remains
or James l.. Murphy. were conducted
at the 81. Johns Catholic church. yes
terday morning at 3 o'clock Inter
ment was made in the Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
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BRIDGEPORT


Many RESIDENT Dor. haze already
obtained a suppl, , th. now m.hris
That h.I" sam hss rut 800 c'rcIlltiou.
ANA if i- .,p"rfod chat tlr banks VIII
D." hang-- them hy th. Hr.t of the
week. th.s are tsrr much Of tho
same design as the gold coins that
are nov iu circulation and present a
much improved appearance" over the
Old style. The only objection some
people have is that They cannot boz
used boo slot machines
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compose the chorus. and rehearsal
Will be held IN the Moose hall on
Union street Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock.
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Funeral Yesterday.

At his home in Pennington. yester-
day afternoon. the funeral services
over the remains OF the late Alvin
Barton were held. Rev. Fred A. Mise.
of the Adena Presbyterian church, Of
fhiating. InteTment was made in the
Pennington cemetery.
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Andrew Rouse ana SON David. urfr
nrrn-frd Thursday. uu warrants ISSUED
If1fn Squire kinney court uf fHt boz
stance ~ David Unrrau rnarrlnr frcm
viii assault and battery They wpio
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NEW PILAs DAILY
The Roma Theatre
Bellaire's Most Comfortable
Moving Picture House
Former R.,id.nt Dad.

Former Resident Dead.
Word has been received IN this city
~ tho death ~ Harry. son Of T.. o.
~atterhcld. formerly 81 this city.
which occurred az Denver. col. Thurs
dnr evening Death was due 20
ap"pleNy after an operation for ap-
peudic'tls Tho decreased ~ survived
hy q wife. father and sister. all of
Denver. and ono brother. Charles
satterfeid. ~ this cts
Small Fire.
Tho building owned lr IS. r Har-
frv and occupied hy n family by the
name ~ Jackson a. Shadys.de wa