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The Detroit times., 1914-10-19

The receivers statement of the sss~ts
md liabilities az the Loxier Motor
60. shows assets appearing on the
books of the company as ss.sss.972.s5,
tho value 81 which under liquidation.
excluding real estate, buildings and
power-house machinery and equip-
ment. Is placed at s1.366.5S4.4G.
liabilities are given at $6.709.141.Ss.
or which s3,49f. 700 IN capital stock,
$2.602.6sL0s unsecured claims. s241,-
05i.11 secured claims and s3T0.73g.63
contingent liabilities The statement
was complied under the direction OF
j. A. Bower. vice-president OF the
Detroit Trust Co, the receiver.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-19
GEORGE c. LAWRENCE
IN CRITICAL CONDITION

George g. Lawrence. formerly ccun,
" auditor. suffered a stroke OF paral
ysis. Saturday. and Is In critical con-
dltion In his home. No. s67 st. Clair
ave, with his left arm and leg par
alyzed. He IL being attended by his
son, DIR. william G. Lawrence. Mr..
Lawrence n SO years old.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-19

Rasncr Hsmwerberr ~ ~-r-~ ~ '
psttve Of sweden, became desperate.
ton officers that he could not ente
the United states because he was
suffering from a skin disease. Ham
merberg, on hearing that he would
mad effort 20 escape from the gev-
err1ert offce ~ Larned and Grts-
woid-sts -Four immigration officers
end two policemen rousht with The
hour before they over-powered him.
One of the immigration men. Lewis
Waters. injured his back IN the scuf-
ne and was removed 90 Grace hos
was reported that his condition II
not serious
The Detroit times., 1914-10-19
HIGHLAND PARK.

HIGHLAND Park.
The corner stone OF the new s350.000
high school building. which Is being
erected on Glendaie-aye., Highland
Park. was laid Saturday afternoon.
Among the speakers were: Rey J. p;
Park Presbyterian church; ID. III Rob
erts. superintendent OF the training de-
partment OF the Michigan State Normal
renooi ths ps1ln nixsr. rrof M,ch MAI.
Donald Thomson. president OF the VIII
lage, and Supt. OF Highland Park
schools Thad J. Knapp Interspersed
selections BY the Highland Park band.
Secretary Pitkin. OF the board OF edu-
cation. unveiled the corner stone. The
proposed school will contain accommo-
auditorium, gymnasium. swimming
pool and the offices OF the Highland
Park board OF education
Mrs. A. Mosher, No. 100 Highland
ave- a. nnr = visiting friends and relatives
The boys conference to be held this
week IN Highland Park under the aus
piesss OF h sns psSrelt ~ cn .Ar.s sn sn
day evening. Following IL the program
for the week: Tuesday, at Congrega-
tIonal CHURCH. Boy Scout banquet
Mems panauet. Prosram o topie " .cur
Boys" Chairman. Senator A. r. Git
tins Friday. at Presbyterian church
banquet Tor boys over 10 years. Chair
man, A. r.. Sutphln. sunday at Pres
byterian church. Older boys meeting
Chairman. G. ". Upledger. A mothers
meeting was held Sunday afternoon at
the Ferris school at which the topic
"The boy over twelve" was discussed
While crossing the car tracks 81 the
CORNER OF Ferris and woodward-av
Saturday afternoon Miss Barbara mess
OF Peur, Canada. was struck BY n
southbound Pontiac car and slightly IN.
iured. she was taken 10 the home OF
a friend at ~ Nevada-ave, Highland
Park.
Mrs. conneii viii entertain the nj
yerslty Literary club al her home to-
morrow afternoon.
1s years old. Italian. IS Saturday Tor
4, ~,a, fslcs~ made the arrest
Mr.. and Mrs John schureman. No
-. - e east have returned
ste - Schureman's
parents, ut Fremont. Mich.
west. has returned home from bu~i-
ness trip TO Cleveland.
Mrs Anna Ross. Miss Jean Ross and
Miss Lois Hamilton, OF Detroit. who
have been the guests OF Mr.. W. -. But
terfeld, OF Avalon-nve., for the past
week have returned home.
Mr./and Mrs. Julius Weiss and aen,
John. spent Saturday and sunday NJ
their summer home &C Tecymseh. Ont
HAMTRAMCk.
Wadow Kornorskis arrested last
week on the charge OF shooting 60
The Detroit times., 1914-10-19

The hoard Of Commerce lecture course
Will besfs Nev, With q. Illustrated
speakers during the fall and winter
will be Champ Clark. speaker Of the
house OF representatives: John Ken-
drick Bangs. DIR. Frank Gunsaulus
rere Ensemble Of wind Instruments
will close the course. March 10.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-19
SUBURBAN NEWS
YPsILANTI.


The Jacksonville Helping Hand So
ctety Is furthering plans for fair
apron sale. supper and recital TO be
given Nov. IA. in the hail.
Mrs. Orvtlle Schuwiit has returned
TO Detroit after a visit at the home of
her sister. Mrs. Theodore DeForest
Mr.. and Mrs, w, III. Sweet. Mrs.
Miss Esther Burreli. Miss sophia switz-
or. Miss Pauline Wiedman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Berg, Mrs. Walter Hiscock and Carl
Wtedeman were given the third and
fourth degree Initiation work AT the
meeting, saturday, OF the Ypsilanti
Grange.
Lyman H. voolfolk. cashier OF the
American and Scandinavian bank OF
Ianti. where he will visit relatives.
Ia on the sick list
Miss Jennie Lamb viii entertain the
Hamilton Whist club on Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Flora Duryea has returned to
Jackson after a visit at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Charles Newton.
A meeting OF washtenaw Hive. No.
3 Maccabees OF the World will be held
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Henry Colby has returned from
a years soaourn i'm West Branch.
William w. Alexander has returned
from Webster. where he was called by
the death OF his father.
The high school girls Glee club have
erected the rolloWfng Ofncers. PreSl-
dent. Lillian Lesson: vice -president
Irene owen: secretary. Marion voor-
hees: treasurer, Marie Dawson.
4 III. Henry Murphy, of Crystal Falls.
10 visiting his sister. Miss A. Aurelia
Murphy.
Ben w. Huston is in Detroit for two
weeks attending meeting OF the
Wayne county board OF supervisors.
Cary S. Davis is spending week In
Iowa.
Clarence Dudley has purchased the
Ed. Lamb house on Summit-st.
Cards have been received announcing
the marriage of Miss Ada Wanler, q
former popular Normalite, TO Joseph
French Sooy, at the home OF the bride
In St Louis. Mo-. Thursday, Oct Is
Miss Ada Clements Ii seriously III
with infiammatory rheumatism.
Ed. Richmond has accepted a POSI-
ton as time-keeper In Saginaw
watch factory.
A meeting OF Fraternity Grange viii
be held Tuesday afternoon In Wilhs
hall.
The local w. c. r. U, win meet Tues
day afternoon. Prof Onion H. Roberts
Of the training school. will give the
addreaa
The Detroit times., 1914-10-19

throughout with boisterous comedy
and catchy popular music. is The
Qayety Girls" show, which opened a
weeks engagement In the Gayety the
alter, Sunday, with Gus Fay and
Harry X. Morrison In the leading
comedy roles.
Fay and Morrison. IN their parts as
German and Irish beauty doctors,
kept the audience convulsed, and they
received able support from leila Rus
sell and Ina Hayward. Mile Mack.
whose work has been compared to
that Of Eva Tanguay, also added
much TO the mirth OF the production.
while Mickey Feeley's tumbling was
the hit OF the show.
Some effective living picture
stunts" were furnished by the mem
bers OF the chorus. which. as whole.
Is good-looking and welltrained.
A ladies' band, which furnished the
finale for the first act, is one Of sew
eral attractive musical features, and
In the olio, the Hayward sisters stage
concert, assisted by the dancing
team OF Feeley and McCloud.
FOLLY.
Plenty of entertainment Is furnished
by 'The Broadway Bellies" appearing
In the Folly theater this week, The
Entertainment Is about the average.
with Lew Golden and T. ]. Beeson
working the comedy roles. The Choir
us furnishes several good numbers,
among them being q pantomime shad-
ow dance. The Misses Harris and
Nolan feature the olfo with clever
musical act. The performance closes
with La Belle Helene Is a series OF
dances. ..' aa
H.. a. CADILLAC.
Andy Gardner and Ida Nicolai. lead
ing comedians In The Garden OF
Girls" musical burlesque. playing q
weeks engagement IN the Cadillac the
alter, made a fine impression on the
big Sunday crowds They sing well.
dance well, and their dialogue Is good
The plot is along the order OF most
burlesque shows, The Duke Of
Glorchestershire, played by Joseph
Dick. Is we'll along In years. and loves
all women madly. The music Of the
show Is unusually good. and the 16
chorus girls are at least well drilled.
Ed Johnston and his partner. Jean
cite Buckley, who vie with Gardner
and Miss Nicolai for laugh-creating
honors, furnish world OF mirth.
Their tough guy and his COLL" act 10
about the best or It's kind ever put on
In Detroit
The Detroit times., 1914-10-19

(ConffnneA From Page Ons).
q member Of the German general
staf5.
- pledge my word OF honor"
he writes, athat oil stories OF
harsh treatment Of their prison
ere by Germans are utterly un-
true."
The Detroit times., 1914-10-19
THE STAGE


Newman returned TO the Dc
ooors house last evening for his
~ Walt, with an entirely new Get
cturos and travel-talks. The
- Tor last night was Egypt, and
Ito OF the fact that hundreds OF
q have been written on that coun-
M Newman made II az inter
- and entertaining as possible
showed pictures more beautiful
~ one could ever find In a book.
uinsd temples. thousands OF years
md slimpses Of present Egyptian
= we're among his subjects, Rare
~ OF the interiors Of famous
npleo were received with much ap-
he by the audience-and some OF
= most entertaining pictures were
@orAl scenes from the Sheppard Ia
~ hotel. The pictures were GER
III we'll worth seeing. Next Sun
y. Mr.. Newman's lecture will be on
Holy Land.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-19
UAwTn

~. ws's on the sssiss o. .Soesins ' 70
The Detroit times., 1914-10-19

Vxompnneu IN "A working GlrIS
|EJngs." being presented In the Ave-
- theater this week.
'0f villains there are two. What Is
-, the junior villain, Thomas
~, h q bungling one, and this nee
1<1Iy annoys the arch-villain.
1Gnos Wharton. incidentally, these
- succeed In rolling UP enough mis-
~ 70 keep Jack FalIon, the hero:
n1nie Malloy, a working girl, the he
-. and Annie Lawrence. whose
= vas ruined, on the qui vive all
= working Girls Wrongs" is In
acts. The play Is deliberately
n<ed. the scene showing Long
40. IN particular having called
e. oonsiderable applause.
ong those who appeared in this
oIonced cast are the following:
Wol1ing, as Jack Fallon; Corinne
1voll, az Mamie Malloy: Russell
ID. % Ansleigh Wharton; Lynda
- ~ Annie Lawrence; Milton
~ g.. and Rath Amos. as the
E1nG team: Dickie Malone and
Kerrigan: Ralph Ravenscroft.
A0mas Bates: Harry A. Starr. as
drink -craxed Bill Lawrence:
~ Earle, as Henry Davis. gov
1r ~ New York: William A. STAN
~ John Watson. the warden Of
Df1oon; iona Kindell, as Jennie
~: Mary Louise Eigholz, a pre-
40 little player. as Little Bess.
Arthur w. Lewis. az the Rev.
- -. g.. = y
% Psrils OF Pauline Is promised
n coming week.
61Vs%
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07
WALLACE, ROUTE 8.

n .,r'--l.fi.t, . s.8't $40
MOI seeing AWNING IN the paper Ar
from our section LOT rev weeks we
VIII Try 70 give a rev pick7ups. Is
inc health Of our valley Is pretty
sooa at ms time
Mr. joshua Looman VINO. mas been
very III, rs mucn peter now.
Master Arlle duncan met, with a
painful accident a lew days ago. He
fell from a tree and broke his arm.
INC 1ourth Oh July passed very
quietly IN our valley several peo-
Pic from mere attended the picnic at
Dents run and report real good
lime.
Messrs. W. II. Robinson, W. w,
Amos, D. O. Moore and W. H. Moore
spent tho 4th at smithtleld. They're
port a good time.
Mr.. George Smith OF Little Fir,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07
An u Unexpe Customer.

{ : - = r - D.
Mrs. Lane, having discovered that
there was a ready sale for. the products
!of, her clever fingers, spent oil her time
making small articles Of fancy work
for a store In q nell hboring city. Natu:
rally; with SO much business, on hand,
tire minor details of housekeeping were
sometimes neglected, particularly just
before the holidays, when orders cam
thick and fast. y rel, Z;
One morning long suffering Mr.. Lanc,
clad only In his nightclothes, appeareS
at his wife,s bedside. He held In bis
ohtstretched hand asmall decorated
object which Mrs. Lane recognized
vaguely as some OF her own work. Z y
{ ABess, !" demanded the intruder, "what
does this conraptiont sell fori Il want
I'd buy it," n
S"What iss5it?" asked Mrs. lane, feel.
ling pleased that her husband was ut
last showing interest In her work.
TITS d kite shaped thing with a rib.
bon tail all feathered out with 50 fety
pins replied the would be purchased.
WHATS the price,"
( < Fifty cents But why In the world
do you wantilt2, q
II want 1t; for the safety pins re-
piled jatr.ssI.ane, because every solitary
button has been washed on all my IN.
derclothcs.p
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07

Raggies started to cross the street.
There was blast. roar. kissing
land crash Us something struck him
and hurled him over and over six
yards from where be had been. As he
was coming down like the stick OF 4
rocket the earth and al the cities
Thereof turned to a fractured dream.
Raggies opened his eyes. First an
odor made itself known to him. anI
odor OF the earliest spring hewers Of
paradise. And then a hand soft as .
falling petal touched his brow Bend.
ling over him was the woman clothed
|like the princess of old, with blue
eyes, now soft and humid with human
sympathy. Under bis head on the
pavement were silks and furs. with
Raggles hat in his hand and with -
face pinker than ever from yefie-
ihentl burst os oratory against reckless
driving stood the elderly gentleman
who personified the ctty's wealth and
ripeness. From a nearby cafe hurried
the byproducts with the vast jowl and
baby complexion. bearing a glass full
/ OF a crimson fluid that suggested de:
ltlishtfui possibilities.
aDrink this, sport. said the by.
product, holding the glass TO Raggles,
| lips. s.
Hundreds OF people shuddled around
ina moment, their faces wearing the
deepest concern. Two tiatterlng and
gorgeous policemen got into the circle
and pressed back the overplus OF 81.
mafitans. An old lady In a black shawl
spoke loudly OF canphor; a newsboy
slipped one OF his papers beneath Rag
glesp elbow where it lay on the muddy
pavement "a brisk young man with q
notebook was asking for names.
a. bell changed Importantly, and the
ambulance cleaned a lane through the
crowd. a. cool surgeon slipped into
the midst OF affairs. 4.
GLOW do you feel. old man q asked
| ithe'surgeon. STOPPING easily to his task.
The princess OF silks and ,satins wiped
| "a red drop or two from Raggles' brow
wlthia fragrant cobySeb. 4
.Mey' said Ragglcs, with a seraphlc
smile. II feel fine" X
He had found the heart Of his new
city.
III! three days they let him leave bis
cot for the conSaleseent ward in the
hospital. BE had been In there an
| hour when the attendants heard sounds
OF conflict. Upon Investigation they
found that sRaggles had assaulted and
damaged a brother conyalesccnt "a
glowering transient whom a freight
|strain collision had sentln 70 be patched
up! 3 {. I..,,
5awhat's all -thls'about q inquired tho
head nurse. &
Gle was runnin' down me town."
said Raggles.
"WhatItown.e asked thenurse
"Noo York, = said Ragsies.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07

.
Miss Leah DeloiJ snG EASTER Dale
Huey, of Logansport, w. Va, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Minor, in Vermont avenue:
Geo. Ice. Hcrschol Ice, Mrs. Rhoda
Gougan, Miss Nell Doagan, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Minor osney. Minor and
Forest DeBolt formed an automobile
party which went to NLbrgantown on
Sunday. 81
Mr.. z. w. Morgan has returned
from Mountain Lake Park, Maryland,
where he went in his automobile 10
spend the week end.
j: S. Hall and wife and E. E. Pit
ger, of Weston, were visitors In the
city yesterday.
Amos S. Rohrbaugh, of Belington,
is a business Visitor in the city. to-
day.
The Misses Marie and Georgia
Ferrcll, of clarksburg, are the guests
Of Miss Laura Alice Wilson in Wal
nut avenue. III.
Miss Ruth Anderson, who had been
the guest of friends in, the city, has
returned to her home at Homestead,
Pa.
H. c. Hamilton, Of 4 Pittsburgh,
spent the week end withsrelatiyes in
the city.
Dir. and Mrs. Arley Cunningham
and little daughter, Edna, left last
night on No. SO for Imbler, Oregon,
where they will reside. /. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Price &and
son Meade have returned from Web.
ster Springs where they had spent
several weeks.
Miss Lora sMerritleld has gone II
Webster Springs to spend a week.
Mrs. Frances Duer Wilson, wEu
had beenia guest at the home OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Newton Mortified, has
gone to Alliance, o.. tovisit relatives
en- route to her home In Los Angeles,
California.
Mrs. Chas. sGarrard and daughters,
The Misses Mildred and Gertrude, OF
Wellston, o., whohad been the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Brand, left
yesterday for points in Pennsylvania
10 visit relatives.
Mrs. James Thomas and little son
have gone to Newburs TO visit rela-
tives.
Mrs. L. F. Lambert and son, Leon
ard, left Sunday for Salt Lake City,
Utah, on an extended trip. They,will
visit other western points.
Miss Martha Fleming has return
ed from Huttonsyille where she had
been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs ]. w.
Polling. s. ~
Mrs. Harmon Bailey, who mad been
the guest of her parents, Eir. and
Mrs. John Latham, has gone to At.
lantic City to spend several weeks
en- route to her home in Atlanta; Ca
Mrs. Latham accompanied her osAt.
1antic City.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07
TO Leave forlVacation.

DR.. and Mrs. w. 8. Eddy and
daughters, the Misses Katharyn and
Ruth, will go to Cross Roads, Monon.
ea1ia county, the latter part Of the
week to visit the formers mother,
Mrs. Eddy. They will go to Philip
nj August fourth 70 attend the Bab-
list Assembly which conyenes there
that week. Others who expect to at
tend the assembly arc Mr. and Mrs.
n. Il. clellanl and daughters, and
Of. and Mrs. Q. o. Henry.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07
Guests at Brownfeld Home.

DE. and Mrs. M. q Z. BARTLETT, Of
Oklahoma City, Okla, and Miss Hat
tie Martin. OF Norfolk. Va are guests
al the home Of DIR. and Mrs. Hustead
Bfowntfeld I'm Main street. DR.. Bart
lett is a brother OF Mrs. Browntield
aud his marriag with Mrs. Bartlett,
formerly Miss nellie Mattingly, Of
Louisville, KY was solemnized on
sune 27ths They will spend some
time With relatives In this vicinity.
Miss Martin has been the guest Of
friends In ciarksburg for several
weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07
Guests Of ms. Robinson.
MIS-. Harry Mckay and little son,
OF Tyler, Texas are tine guests Of the
formers sister-in-law, Mrs. Edwin
Robinson in Fairmont avenue.
Going Abroad.

Mrs. Lawrence Sands; with her
daughter. Mrs. singleton PAUL, will
leage for New York on next Sunday,
saiiing ON Monday for a six. weeks
trip abroad. Mr.. Sands and Mr..
Singleton PAUL. will follow two
weeks later, Joining them in Paris
for q short stay before returning
home. Wheeling egister:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07

insane Frank Bright, who weighs
500 pounds, jumped into the ohio
river with the avowed purpose of
committing suicide. Bright was too
fat to sink. He floated down the
river several hundred yards.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07
I0WASBLUES SKYiIAW
il IS UNI INSTITUTIONAL.

/ DIES MONIES, Ia, July Q .-Iowa's
blue sky law providing for the
regulation and supervision ofs invest
ment companies, was held yunconstitu=
tionalt in a per. curlamF opinion hands
ed down today. by Walter j. Smith,
United States circuit Judge, and
Smith Mel herson and John q Pol
1oek, United States district Judges.
Although the measure was attack
ed on five different grounds. the
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07

m astronomer discovering new star
In the chorus of the Milky way or a
man who has seen ink suddenly dow
from his fountain pen, Ragsies van.
Edesed into the great city.
Late IN the afternoon be drew out Of
the roar and cotnmotion with q look
OF dumb terror on his ccuntenanee.
BE was defeated. puzzled. discounted,
frightened Other cities bad been 70
hin US long primer 10 read rs country
tnaidens quickly to fathom. as serd:
price of. subscript ion with answer e:
buses to solve, as oyster cocktails TO
swallow, hut here was one as ecld.
giitterins. serene Impossible as a four
carat diamond ina window 70 a lover
outside lingering dampIy In his pocket
his riboon counter salary.
The greetings OF the other cii ss he
had knownAt their homespun Ilndll.
ness, their human gamnt OF rough
charity. friendly curses, garrulous Gu;
riosity aud easily estimated EcrcaulIty
or Indifference. This city o. sianhat!
tan gave him no clew. It was walled
against him. Lie a river Of adamant,
it,tiowed past HMM the streets. Never
nscye was turned upon him. Novoiee
spoke to him. His heart ycarned for
the clap Of Pittsburs's sootyf hand on
bis shoulder. for Chicago's menacing
but social yawp In bis ear, for the
pale and keleemosynary stare through
the Bostonian9 eyeslass, even for tile
precipltate but unmallclous boot toe
of Louisville or st. Louis. n
On Broadway Ragglcs. successful
suitor OF many cities, stood, baslifnl
like any country swain. For tile flrsi
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07
To LoResYille.

A party OF about twenty-five
yenng people will SO to the, summer
homo Of Mt. and Mrs. Robert Talbott
ut townsville tbs evening where
Miss Stella Tibbs, who is spending
ilessummcr her aunt, Mrs. Tai
bctt, will entertain the party ut a
dinner.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
KILLS ONE OF POSSE.
KENTUCKY Murderer. Taken After Des.
pl.e!lralte Battle.

LEXINGTON, KY, July "a spe-
elal from Jenkins, Ky, todas says
that James Turner, who yesterday
killed fhis sweetheart, Anna May
Warner, shot and killed William
Carter, a member Of a posse which
was sent out to arrest him. After a
battle with the posse, Turner wis
On injured! u
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DEATH BED5MARRIAGE
GIVES NURSE 4O.0OO

.ssgse GlYES NURSE SS4U,UUU
NEW YoR x July q. Justice
Kelly in supreme court yesterday,
held legal the death bed marriage Of
the late Charles w. schofield. who
three hours before he died at st.
George Hotel, Brooklyn, married
Miss Jean Fitzsimmons and made his
win In her tayop He was 80 and
She 2s.
Under the decision the widow, q
nurse, inherits the $4,000 estate
left her Three hours before scho-
field died a priest was sent for and
u clerk from the, marriage license
bureau issued q license ut the bed
side
The I'LL was contested by d neph-
ew, Lietltenant Seth Schofield.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-07-07
1870 GAIIoNs OF sWHIsKEY.

by Associated Press!
CHARLESTON! W. va. July d.
Fred d. Blue prohibition commits
sioner. was today notified that his
deputy had rafded n speakeasy In
keystone, Mcdowell county. and cap
cured $50 gallons Of whisky.