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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
Conductor Is Hurt.

j. ]. Boyle. 179 Michigan avenue,
Hammond. was painfully injured at the
Gibson yards yesterday morning when
his foot was smashed between two
bumpers. The injured man was rushed
to St Margarets hospital in Burns
ambulance. and although the member
was badly mangled it is hoped to save
the foot
Mr.. Boyle is employed on the Indi-
ana Harbor Belt as conductor, and ii
was the first accident that he has met
within 25 years The particulars OF
the accident could not be learned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
MOTIONS AND ORDERS
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.

LANE stPEHIOR COURT.
Court Room No. 1.
3255. Armanis f. Knots VS. Cora
Tuxbury ct al Cause dropped
from docket on motion of plaintiff
6341 Isador Solava VS.. Mary Solava.
Plaintiff asks and is granted that
cause drop from docket to be rein
stated on motion and notice.
1909. Paul Prince VS. Anton II. Taper
ct al. Plaintiff files motion for
judgment on verdict. Sustained
1916 John NJ Keller VS.. Frank Rob-
inson ct al. PLAINTIFF dismisses.
Judgment
S11o Harlie A. Townsley VS.. Augusta
- Carey ct al. Plaintiff dismisses.
1852. Edward w. Pleitner. adm. VS..
Adolph Pleitner ct al. Plaintiff
dismisses. costs paid.
$3.50. Gary Trust & Savings Bank VS..
Rudolph Maraz ct al PLAINTIFF
dismisses. costs by agreement to
be paid by defendants. Judgment
$3.50. William Robinson VS. Pere
Marquette r. r Co. Plaintiff dis
misses, and by agreement. costs
are taxed VS.. defendant. Judg-
ment.
1857. Minnie Ebert ct al. VS. City of
Gary ct al. BY agreement of par
ties. court finds for plaintiff $3.50.
Costs VS.. plaintiff. Judgment
9193. Willard B. Van Horne VS. Ed
ward v. Walton. Defendant ruled
to answer by March IS, 1918
1882. Jose Larlin VS.. Alexander
Journaley. Plaintiff dismisses
Judgment
sess Roderick e. Stewart VS.. John
Balaskes ct al. Cause dismissed
by agreement. costs are taxed VS.
defendant. Judgment
| s32l. Ida f. Clark. VS.. C. I. s & S. B
Ry Co. Death of plaintiff sug-
gested. Cause dismissed. Judg-
ment.
1884. In re Brown ditch No g. Fran
els r. Brownell ct al vs.. Sarah L
Newkirk eft al. Report of sale ap
| proved. judgment
/ 96a9. Hugh C. Ballard VS.. c., l. & L
Ry Co. Plaintiff files amended
| complaint.
| 9773. Fred Seabright. adm VS. job,
/ Peterson ct al. Plaitnin dismisses
| Judgment
1 1885, Joseph r. Grantham eft al. vs.
| John Weis ct al Find for plaintiff
| auieting title. Judgment
| ss72. Home Bldg. Loan & Savings as
ISOLATION VS.. Matte Parker ct al
| Defendants defaulted. asss.r
Court Room No. 2.
1002I. Consumer Hay & Grain Co. VS.
v W. Parker On motion of de
PENDANT. costs of fling amende'
complaint are taxed VS.. plaintiff
| 1o114 Michael Backof VS.. August
Backof. Plaintiff dismisses. Judg
| 10149. John G. Konze VS. Irene Konze
| Defendant defauited
| S121. Monarch Hardware & Furnitur
1 Co. VS.. John Haluska ct al Plants
files dismissal per stipulation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20

did in freeing West Hammond, Ill,
from the grasp of grafters, divekeep-
ers.s gamblers and a reign of vice.
Single handed and alone she entered
upon this work and in the fact of
threats. violence and dangerous oppo
sition she made the fight and came
off the victor. Her work there has
made her one of the best known fig
ures of the present time, and she has
demonstrated her right to be classed as
one of the leading reformers of the
age. She is a forceful speaker, young
woman of exceptional culture ard re-
finement and she never fails to win
the hearts of every audience before
which she appears as she tells the
thrilling story of her great work"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
Still Hangs Fire.

The proposed ten-round battle be-
tween Jimmy Clabby of Hammond and
Jack Dillon of Indianapolis is still
hanging fire. Clabby was expected
back yesterday afternoon, but he again
failed to put In his appearance. Match
maker Campbell has almost everything
fixed iwth Dillon and soon Clab-
ment on the meeting place.
Hammond is expected to put In a
strong bid for the coming attraction
and it is possible that the two middle
weights will be seen in action at the
Hammond theater some time next
month. Considering the pleasing man
ner in which the last fight was staged
at the Hammond theater the manage
ment expects little trouble in securing
the hall or interference from the Of
ficialS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
The First Day of Spring.

The unsettled weather of the past
two days. clouds and wind are but in
dications of equinoctial disturbances.
To-day is the first day of spring.
Usually the equinoctial storms are
more severe than they have been in
the past two days. 1t is possible that
the storm this season is little de-
layed
However. it is expected that Easter
weather will be settled. At any rate
there xiii be no restriction of the dis
play of Easter finery as a result of the
weather.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
PARK BOARD ITCHES
FOR A JUNKET

The Gary park board. which is the
zero in administrative boards in Gary,
because Mayor Knots won't let any
money into its treasury is itching for
expense money and funds for a long
junket in the east.
Application was made to the city
council lats night for all moneys in the
park fund but City Attorney Curtis
said that there was nothing doing as
park commissioners can't get a hold
of any funds until they have some
parks. The commissioners have no
parks so there'll be no long junkets at
the expense of the taxpayers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
CAR rs IN COLLISION.

Car No. sos of the Hammond, Whit
ing and East Chicago line came into
collision with a vacuum cleaner be-
longing to NJ. c. Lawrence of South
Chicago last evening The accident
happened at Exchange avenue. East
Chicago, while the street car was
backing up to turn around on the Y.
The cleaner truck was more or less
demora1ized by the encounter and the
street car steps were wrenched loose.
The accident occurred at about 8
O'Clock and was witnessed by quite a
number of persons.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
PIE COUNTER ANX|OUSLY
AWAITS THE GOOD WORD

his present term United States SEN
ator. This is shown by the fact that
he Is insisting on the appointment of
Peter j. Kruger. of South Bend. as in
ternal revenue collector for the In
dianapolis district"
There are good many who say that
Shively Will do himself more harm
than good il he appoints Kruger, for
the feeling is widespread that it
would be a mistake for him to put in
that office a man who is closely con-
nected with the Taggart machine and
the Taggart organization.
1t was thought here for a time that
Kruyer's appointment would be turned
down by Shively as a matter of self
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
HAMMOND COP
COOPED AT GARY

Nick Seberin. special policeman,
employed at the Standard Steel Car
works in Hammond, was arrested in
the Gary police station yesterday. The
Gary cops claimed he got fresh" with
them.
Seberin wanted the Gary cops to ar
rest a Jefferson street woman on the
charge of lifting" 81 from him. They
refused without a warrant. and when
Seberin became too insistent they
booked him. Today his fine and costs
amounted to $11.90.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20

chorus under Mr.. Bennett will be re-
produced here exactly during the
two seasons run in New York at the
Liberty Theatre.
Prominent in the cast, besides Mar
guerite Wright and Chas. McNaughton
are Jack Rafael. Reese b. Reese, Anna
Orr. Chas. II. Hart. Grace, Ady. David
Bennett the premier danseuse, Orphia
Hewes, Della Conner. the justly famous
Spring Maid Ballet and augmented or
chestra.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
Now at Colon.

A card from DIR. w ID. Weis and his
brother. L. Harry Weis. from date
March 18th. at Kingston, Jamaica. says
that they spent delightful time on
the island that they had planned to
go to Colon on the following Friday.
Like other Hammond folk who have
been there this winter they found
fruits, flowers and other vegetation in
all stages of Development. They say
that the traffic for the canal zone is
very much congested.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
This viii Interest Mothers

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children. a Certain relief for Feyerish-
ness, Headache Bad stomach Tccthing
els and Destroy Worms They break up
colds in "a hours. They are so pleasant
to the taste Children like them. Over
10 900 testimonials Used by Mothers
FOR 20 years They never fail. Sold ny
all Druggists. Use Sample mailed
FREE. Address. Allen s. Olmsted, LIE
RoY.N.X
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
MISS BROOKS AT
CHARLOTTESVILLE

Charlottesville is looking forward to
the visit a week from today on March
eth, under the auspices OF the Tween
tieth Century club lecture board. The
Charlottesville Journal tells it's read
ers that:
Miss Brooks is going to tell on this
occasion the story of the work she
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
STEEL PLATE
ORDERS HEAVY

Some orders for steel plates have
been placed for as far forward as the
first Quarter of 1914, while third and
fourth quarter business for this year
has been heavy. The inability of steel
mills to make prompt deliveries and
their fresuent failure to deliver on time
according TO Specifications has resulted
in less conservative viewpoint on the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
Federal Court Meeting.

The federal court in Hammond will
convened on April Is for the transac-
ton of the business of the court. Dep
uty United States Clerk Charles Sur
prise has not. however, received the
usual notice that the jury has been
called.
II is eXpected that Judge A b An
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
Funeral Services.

Funeral services over Daniel J. Mo-
ran, 1875 State street. were held from
the All Saints church this morning,
the Rev. Father Barrett officiating
at 10 o'clock Interment was at St
Josephs cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
WILSON HOLDS
UP THE PIE

Washington, March 2o.-Announce-
ment was made today that President
Wilson will make no important ap-
pointments in any branch of the gov
eminent until after the Governing of
the special session on April 7.
This applies to only to the vast num-
bers of postmasters, but to the diplo-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20

Philadelphia, Pa. March 20.-Frank
Jones of Philadelphia last night de-
feated Charles McCourt of Pittsburg
in a national three-cushion billiard
league match by the score of so to IA
Jones had high run of and McCourt
one of 8. Eighty-two innings were
played.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20

derson will take up the matter of the
122 second paper cases which are pend
ing. Judge Anderson. by the way Is
the judge who sat in the famous bridge
workers dynamite cases
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS At
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 1
Judge Virgil s, Reffer.
Caxe Trial.

Case on Trial.
Sarah Lewis VS.. city of Hammond.
Attorneys Granger and Lott for the
plaintiff. City Attorney John Gavit
and w. J. McAleer for the city. De-
murrer overruied. Jury being selected.
Case will take another day.
Settings
Second Wednesday, March 1s-
s725-oDon Western Union Tel
Co.
S74o--Marcovich Cessna
Second Thursday. March 20
ss40-Devine admr Pere Marquette.
sg56--Haraiovich Haraiovich.
ssS2--Schreiber ' Gary a Interurban.
sss2-Evans Bourkard.
ss12-Diedrich Lake Erie & Western.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM :.
Judge Lawrence nccker.
Case ON Trial.
1899. Yates VS.. Chicago, Indianapol-
is & Louisville. Suit for damages. Jo-
seph Conroy for the plaitiff and Crun-
packer and Crumpacker for the de-
PENDANT. Case will take two days.
Cases on Call.
Tuesday, March IS
s3f7--Penter Szuleujk.
Wednesday, March 19--
S461--Duchich Luhman.
s602--Glaser Bunnen.
S<77--Green Gary l & C Co.
s55s-Kovacik H w & E Ry
s56&--E G & ID Co Sohl.
s5es--Klein Lang.
ss73-Diamond r Co Heintz.
Thursday. March 90
ssSs--Hale V Mickey.
s692-Haie Mickey.
STo1-Muzyn Kaiusz
s79s-Spierer V Matasas.
S75e-Muzyn Kalusz.
s1T2-Fialkowski Boleski.
SS27--Robinson Penn Ry Co.
SS81-HoTner Gorm1ey.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 3
Judge Johannes Kopelke.
At Crown Point.
Friday. March FL
s7-Honore City of East Chicago
(issuesl
457-Tolleston Lbr & Coal Co Ibran-
ju eft al.
45s-Tapajna Munjos
461-Magnus ct al Heintz
4eo--Decker adnlx Burstein.
Observation-Disclosures wujczyk
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge w. C. MeMahnn-
At Crown Point.
Court Cases.
Friday. March 21-Juvenile cases ant
special matters.
Monday. March "a
S2e5-Krug eft al Krug ct al.
S344-Hedberg Bryan ct al
Johnson
S5e5-Foster. Hannah NJ VIM G But.
Ter ct al.
S396-Franker Cal Land Co ct al
S666-Ulrich, Leila V Calumet Land Co
s70s-Timm, Katie Louis c Timm.
S745--Richen, Joseph Paul Jovaisza
eft al.
ss21-Weber. Henrietta VIM Burk
eft al.
Ss47-Henderlong &, Co. Frank F
Smith ct al.
PORTER CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge A. ID. Bartholomew.
At Valparaiso.
Cases on CaII-Jury Cases.
Second Tuesday. March Is
I3sS--Hawbrook V Hawbrook ct al.
Second Wednesday, March 49,
I4o2-Bozarth Grove ct al.
Second Thursday. March 20
1409-Bolla ct al C ! e. Ry Co.
154e-Carstensen Sego.
Second Friday, March 21-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
M IN TflR -
SUPERIOR cnIIQTc
and CIRCUIT UUUlQGO

1292--Shusterman Grand T w Ry Co.
1293-Sanders Grand T w Ry Co
1561-Thrift T Co admir- Grand Trunk
Ry Co.
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge III. ID. Tuthin.
At Michigan City.
Court now in session.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20

Is your house cold when you reach
home? Get a Gas Heating Stove.-No.
Ind. Gas e. Elec. Co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
Saloonkeepers Meet.

The Hammond Saloonkeepers asso-
citation was scheduled to hold regular
meeting this afternoon.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-03-20
EASTER SUNDAY.

Our workrooms are piled
high with orders to be
ready by Saturday night
Now don't wait until
Saturday please, but come
in tomorrow, SO you will
have ample time for any
alterations that may be
needed on anything from
our garment section, or
any special order in the
Millinery department..
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

Main street. Until recently Mrs. Crib
pie has resided In Missouri, but will in
the future make Clarksburg ner home
,nrhllp Brsst, who Is n student In the
Military academy, OF culver. ind. -
nome TO spend the holidays with his
parents and friends
W. Il. Mcknight has been In Pleas
snts county a lew days looking AFTER
his oil Interests
Lloyd V. McIntiIe was at Eureka sat
urday looking at the oil well and leases
IN which he along with other local par
Ties is Interested. Another we'll viii he
Miss Elfrida Moore accompanied ner
IGther TO Marietta Saturday and will re-
tives.
Miss Maury. one ofthe teadi ers in the
nlgh school. vent 10 her home near Attn
ems, u, Saturday, TO remain until the
New Years.
Prof. Morrow. OF the high school. il
Bethany.
Kenneth Taught. Of CIarksburgt was
m town SATURDAY. His little brotner
willis. who lives with his grandparents.
Dr, ana MIR. Taught. OF Proctor. ac-
days.
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No cause for Alarm.

7ohf alarming reports have de-
Neloped from some source or anntnot
concerning tho smallpox situation IL,
Jew Martln-vills There Is absolutely
10 cause Tor these Wild alarms They
nay . mostly started through isuof-
y until saturday there was only one
case ia town. that OF Jason Blake. Who
was exposed Co the disease in M. m
,'Fier OF the county. While there ives
disease from him until 10 developed vet
ne ply slcIan. not knowing - what hour
iul- miEnt occur. kept 'ue patient iso-
pus' has formed 100 tie lille PROSTITUTES
the patient cannot srl.nd fre diaesse
,oWing boo contact with patient he
foie d. period h. not considered o.. the
disease Wv
Attorney CrarIe~ j.. johnson was 81
r9fed o. The disease several DAYS ago
since thet time 10 hss re-
maiuen 90 nome iu q room Isolated from
.IH children. lfs had uesu nIfin~ ror I.
week or more. ana ssturda, the uhvsi-
physicians think the disease will b. COM
Nfel .rIlv tn hia home some r.Iff
-itir inrii f in fl' eTect t.at Mr Iorn.
r.e While actually brater .rf tIf-
.'rHiIrpH rt".Hf some aiaru. but uHgr
I".r were fuI dozen art found to bs
Tho r-sstes, f-s,iifs IF. ...,u,o, ID,
'' .r.lre rerfe. dI-Infe.tIrr f- bor.-
.f ..IaIIHuE patients have Teen -n,,-
frfn N uIf o. rot personally aHpsfin-
nr ..rr II.-'.Irn snttrd hr EIr,
.Ir .... i ..|r.t fu Ne neglected Tho
...r' nreFd moro He a f...If nr
rI'I and rlot I0r us.d tr t.~ s4riIno.
HaIINr' f.HH I..u ans Hf.ff .Hn.e rrI
nIr un a...Iu- have been srIes.sr rt n,
ne ii' 'nr ,rretl ~ te disease .n
VIII not Do due Co rarefssa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
Moundsvtiie Briefs.

Troy Conner OF second street i-
spending a few days with his sister a;
Frank Williams returned to his au.
Us Az sew Castle. Pa. yesterday after
friends. VIZ"
Edward and Robert Weaver. who A..
tend school IN Virginia. have arrived
nome Tor their vacations
Harry Dalzell, who attends the Cleve-
,h university. has arrived home for
Miss Marion Brady OF Washington
a., -. Is spending few days with
friends In this city
special musical program was rem.
Hsrsd at the Calvary NJ. f. church yes
The regular Tuesday night dance will,
De held by the Mound City orchestra
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl shrimp OF CIeve.
iand. o. are spending the holidays with
friends and relatives here
Mrs. g. IL Bsrger or Cleveland q 4.
spending the holidays with her parents
MI. and Mrs. g. v. Riley in this city
Dr. 9. +. Covert arrived home last
evening from New York city, where he
A special dinner viii b. SERVED IN.
eishteen Inmates OF the county inhrm-
airy next Thursday at noon.
Dr. l.. NJ. BasehoRr left last SATURDAY.
Tor Littleton. Pa TO spend the holt
Jays with his parents
Several OF the local school teach.rs
nave lett FOR their respective homes
Sherman Black left last Saturday
evening for Reader. Wetzsl county.
yr1 he viii spend few days with
daughter arrived at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur Conley on Third
street last saturday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
PREVENT SURGEONS
FROM OPERATING
Man AFFLICTED with Chronic Append
eitis and Stomach Trouble
Saved From Operation.
THIRrY.Fivg YEARS
Had Trested With q Dozen Doctors.
| Going TO the United Doctors

| Once again the marvellous curative
!, powers Of the United Doctors treat
ment Is shown over the ordinary
methods of treatment. as I'm the case
OF Mr.. Thomas Rumbaugh. OF II. r.
ID. No. 6: Xenis. Ohio. who was cured
their wheeling. W. Va. institute on
the second floor Of the McIain Bldg.
at ~ Twelfth street. near Marke.
street
Mr.. Rumbaugh has been suffering
from a complication Of diseases
among which were chronic apI endici-
tbs. nervousness aud stomach trouble.
During all these years. Mr.. Rumbaugh
IN recent statement saws. he has
treated with twelve different doctors
that he can recall but obtained no re-
lief whatever.
The constant pain and misery made
him seek further so that he finally
went 10 the United Doctors to see
what they could do for him. Mr.
humoaueh now says that absolutely
every symptom he has had has dis
s.ppeated and he feels ike new man.
misery are gone" lie speaks in
highest praise OF the United Doctors
treatment and makes his experience
public TO guide sufferers who like he
nave sought In vain 70. aid. to special
lists who cured him.
The United Doctors treat all forms
OF chronic and deep seated diseases
among which are diseases of the
nerves, blood. heart. liver. kidneys.
bladder. spine. including rheumatism.
Iaralysis. epilepsy. gall stones. indi-
tarrh. deafness. asthma. dropsv and
men.
The generous free offer OF the
United Doctors Of free consultation.
examination and treatment except
Tor bare cost OF medicines and their
distribution is open 10 all until De
cember 25th. after that date the regu.
lar charges will be made.-Adv.
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Ousted from insuring EMPLOYERS
against damage suits. as a result OF
thelr "orkmen receiving personal in,
Jurles. by the enactment OF a com
puIsory workmen's compensation law
liability insurance companies propose
II possible, 10 reap a benefit through
the writing OF surety bonds for en-,
ployers who propose 10 carry their
own compensation insurance in &C
cordanee with a provision OF the meas
ure.
Looking forward TO a possibility Of
furnishing such sureties for these
employers. W. G.. Wilson. OF CIeve
land. representative for a large insur
ance company, appeared before the
state Industrial commission TO ascer
tain the kind and form OF bond
which IL Is proposed to compel such
employers 10 give the state TO assure
y that the company would administer
compensation in accordance with the
act. He proposed that companies be
allowed TO give negotiable public
bonds In lieu OF surety bonds.
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Plan Bio Affair

Preparations are rapidly being made
TOT the Dig dance TO be held in this
viii be held. as usual. in the Wye,.
store building. a. the corner Of Third
street and Jefferson avenue. and Ar
'hceient dance program will be ar
ranged Invitations for tho big At
Isir VIII be mailed out this week, ana
large number Of out Of town Dsr
sons are expected TO attend N,,sic
WI WI De furnished either by Nfsister's
Wnetung orchestra or tho SaIOphone
orchestra from Columbus
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James Houston Henrietta p,,d

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late James Houston Henrietta
elght year old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Henrietta OF Fourth street
VIII be held this morning from the
FAMILY home. The young boy had at.
tended school last Friday afternoon
and was apparently I'm good health.
out late Friday evening he became
suddenly III and on last SATURDAY
shortly after the noon hour. died. lie
was an exceptionally bright little lad
and VIII be sadly missed both by his
parents and the neighbors in the com.
munity
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22
Held Note BurnIno

splendid program was rendered
sunday morning at the First NJ y
church Sunday school during the ex-
ercises OF the note burning. The
members OF the Sunday school had
pledged certain amount OF money
70 the paying on Of the debt OF the
NV Chutch ana this amount has been
raised and the note was burned vc-"
terday morning. The entire ruorning
hour OF the Sunday school session
was taken up by the exercises. and
a splendid time was had
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-22

fI h.nnif. Who Dr. ATTENDING IRE
Al"ffr t'H Virginia. military srafsnlr
iH frefnIrr tho HOLIDAYS with tfs f,rr
rnfr uu iIrrInIa street
%, N'fsfs Margstts Wllls and gisay.
80 attending he Lutfer.
h.lIN l0leea Tor Girls have errivef
home o. eneuf the bottdavs
We y y Flshei ts VISITING rsfsfVs.
~ after ChfIfffuas '"
Mrs jock = grhhfe snd daurhfer sr.
NE guests q Mrs. p. 10. snpdgras- o,
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ing. A Christmas tree will be go, IN
IN the drawing room of the institi,.
non and will be loaded with presents
lor tne nurses and every employe and
pauent IN the institution as gift
rom DIT b. VI. Spur. DIR. Spur will
ACT as santa Claus and will hand the
presents TO the persons during the
exercises. A splendid program Is be-
ing arranged for the occasion