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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-30
LITERARY AND SOCIAL
AT Mt. OLlVET TUESDAY.

At tho Nj. OHvct hall. next Tues
day evening. the literary and social
department OF tho EpWorth LEAGUE Of
the Mt. Olivct church viii hold a
social and business event. 10 which
everybody is invited. Dwight White.
fourth president Of the League.
viii be I'm charge and Rev. \ G.
Rifle will deliver an address. Bust
ness matters Of importance will then
De taken up. 10 being the first bust
ness meeting Of the League this wear.
Later q social hour Will be enjoyed
and a lunch will b. served
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- ? n. Wednesday. Relso Friday a,

: - p m. Wednesday. Reugo Friday A.
The First sp.rltuaust church will
ho.i ser ICES .n the ODD Fellows hall
sunday. May 81. a. 80 r M Children's
pros es--iy~ lyceum az o. SO a. m. REV.
-. ~ " a}. pastor and psychic. Lecture
followed with spirit messages All are
welcome.
The THIRD Presbyterian church. Thir-
tF-eiFH'h and Jacob streets. J. J. leyeu-
R"Lsti. pastor. Tho services FOR sab
pain. Stay 81. are as follows Preaching
scr,ircs a. 1915 q. m. and ..t5 D m-
sabbath -gIol - So a. on. and Junior
Christian Euicayor a. cas- p. M THE
u.
First Unitarian church Service In
tho Board ~ Trade rooms next Supdp 5
morning az ll o'clock. Rev. Howard \.
l"a." Viii preach tho first OF "a series
l'N.. teking rs a." topic for next sun
HaN. Work tther subjects ir the
,l's "'r FlaN.. Love and .Wor-
ship lt.s" sermons are suggested by
The recent book by Dr. Richard e.. CabI,
Or tho MasSaChusctta General Hpgpits,I
m which he says that every human
convict. nc3rHsth"ulD end d,'g-scs fish.
'rfnHn. needs tho blessing Of God
through these four Eirt-." These sum
fuer services will Boz limited 10 one h,ur
closing promptly az y o'clock
-. InuIg Evangelical church. Thirty
'LEhih and Wood streets. August e
ttasc.r. paste r# Services for SUNDAY of
icrt'cusf Services IN German at fu..f
o.. r..s English services a. -.gn % d., .
sunday bihl" school. 90 $50 ON Ths..
meetings will be held In tho sunda,.
school room. as the auditorium OF tn.
'hArrh ls being cleaned "a rH-s will b..
closed on sunday. For this reason tfa
communion service viii Doc postponed
one week. also the reception ~ tho n..,
NOM hsre '
willing Workers meet ON Non4ov a.,
7, o.. f1. Teachers aud officers oil .r.
SUNDAY school Will meet ON TUESDAY
FIRST BAPTIST church. Twelfth and
ihr"n streets. O. D. EriuInstool. rasr-r
i.ihlo school % 9.I5 q. m NornfIg scr
.'" 1910 a. NO.. theme. The True T4f-
rl"i Memorial Iag affcrr1af-
d; @ninr service SO o'clock. LAYING
li"IH NJ 'erf1iuti.-' ia the ev.rIrf.
tn"ign'. some bedrock truths raer.ra,
Monday evening az -.f5 o'clock T,,rrr,. =
N'FI.nE fH receive persons wishing o.
unite with fra church
Wednesday evening 90 O'Clock work
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ONE RECRUIT AccEprep.

Capt D. S Hathaway. of p.'f. lr-r
visited The local recruiting station
yesterday and accepted ono apuf.ea-
ton for enlistment. thar ~ Walter r
Robertson. ~ Gibson. Ohio Tho re-
c-u.t was assigned 10 the infantry.
.nd Jeff. yesterday afternoon Tor co.
'uWhGs barracks
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BIBLE CLASS CHARTERS.

Charters wer" granted 10 tho FOL.
lowing adult Bible classes Yesterday
10y m" officials 81 the West virginia
sunday school association. tho Nal.
iont ln Service Bible class OF tho "
T. church ol WadsafOwn and the Delta
Alpha Bible class OF tho VI. T. church
~ Warrington Tho total number OF
orrau'zcd adult Bible classes To date
Ie Nsn
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ARNOLD RETURNS.

Secretary 4 r. Arnold OF the West
virginia sunday .icuool association
will return this morning from Newell.
hancock county. where ne has been
holding q sunday school convention.
Monday he will leave for Belmont.
plcasants county. where the County
sunday school convention will be-
held Tuesday and Wednesday. June %
and o. and Wednesday and Thursday.
June g and . he will attend the Wet
znl county Sunday school convention
To- be held az Pine Grove. The wv
oming county Sunday school conven-
ton will be held at PIncville on June
and =. According 90 all reports the
sunday school conventions. which are
being held this year are being well at
tended
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I.adies' Aii Society viii hold their reFu-
Jar meeting ut the church.
ne foi.gw.ns program VIII b sung
sunday evening. May 81.
Anthem o. Worsl.i the KirE Ni-hou
Cuint"tte-Im F!i-r'm and I'm a
An,hem-Come " Weary. . . Robertson
Splg-rhe Feuiteut. Hiss Eees Norfk.r
Anthem lis- Able and willing Niles
Quartette-Ill Meet You at the Foun-
4 cordial Invitation IS extended N a5i
a hearty welcome awaits all At this
'liome-like church"
The Wheeling Epworth League. Union
St h2 "a m sSs-5S a. tas chap.ine
A. 40 J.. m. az which time the new !. s.
large attendance from an the Leagues
Srultz AMI r. a. Sp.ckman viii make
short addresses Special music Will be
a feature.
and For streets. =. Logan Fish. rector.
There will be- services 800 81 Andrew s
church tomorrow NUitsunday. az fol-
lows. Sunday school at $50 A. m.
morning prayer and sermon at 1890
CLOCK. evening prayer and celebration
Prayer service at $50 clock on Wed
nesday evening
wayman a. NJ T. church. Rev W. -.
Qasf,eriy 6on(e91saSS5a QaaT}Hsri y'' mSe5,
i 4, G aaT - q" y sermo" Gy Re-. b;
Ing Leaders. Chas Barley. Houston
Davis John Harris. 2.lo D. rn sunday
Luke i71l-ie LAWYER H.. j. Graham.
go, 'rl,IIi l D.. m. a. q, r.
dent % 2. m. sermon hy Rev. y. q.
Downs. ID. T. celebration 81 tho Holy
'pmmlnion. This VII - great day
a. Naywau 4 VI. J.. church, Straugerg
Bon tho city. citizens and the generous
public are cordially invited 20 boo rrss-
cut 4 hearty welcome awaits all who
attend tEi~ church
Wesley VI. r. church. $3.50 Jacob
s,r|di ~ %. "grNm,n pastor ,i, SUNDAY
superintendent. Preaching ~ the pas
t-r ~ !".l. g. N EpV orth League de
Tho Wowan's Foreign Nis-lonary a.
Getty VIII have charge % the services
Mss Julia fouuif"ld. missionary
nina for several Years and who f- now
a. home on furlough. viii speak. ana
the society. Miss Eoun.Geld Is a wr-
man ~ rare ability and 10 ls hoped sIo
may nav" largo hearing
u. he gs1e! services during tho week.
W" invite tls publ" 20 attend our SER
Nige- ar VIII and you VIII always End
warm welcome with uF.
4 big niFht az tho Eighteenth Ne
mortal ,hanel Tho shepherd psalm. iu
iira'. duet DESCRIPTIVE o. tho raaIrn.
irlIfifHi color scene. frrrr
~auk'y. There WIN Do ninety ana nina
9@q safely lay IN The sh'ller ~ the
t.,g.a t..ftn scene THY rod and staT
great feast IN ne palace oS tho king
AFTER ward WIZ D." told fhs IaaHfffrI
story - .Nnaman. ne syrian Who w.
whose 4crvrr' was punished fIr rl.'..
-..traI. so- a., ,....f..' ''. ,I.l." .f'r'Il
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erT conference. prayer service rs
o'clock. Thursday afternoon 80 O'Clock
deferred meeting ~ the Ladies' Ala sr-
Ci'tN. Thursday evening - special en-
tertainmeut ty fhe young people % tH.
Emmanuel church. srf.tl.I. "a Nu.k
Trial. an indictment 90 christian Am~ri-
ca" This viii DO Hu evening - ~rlsD-
did enjoyment don miss 90 silver uF-
ferinr VIII 30 taken fnr the plano fund
~ the Emmanuel church. Welcome 20
all services 81 the church.
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Second United Presbyterian church.
Rev j Il. LitteIl Il. H.. pastor. Ser
vices In the lecture room or the new
church buildinE az the corner Of chap
line and Fourteenth streets. Sabbath
morning ~ 10 80 ana evening at 80. In
the morning Rev. liamll Nassau. ID.
D.. will occupy tho pulpit. The pastor
will preach Boz tho evening sabbath
echOOl and Bible study classes a. . 800
n m. The dedication of the Martha \.
Taylor memorial widow. will take place
on June &. Christian Union 90 D.. u.
Mid-veck prayer service Wednesday
evening at 80.
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Christ Lutheran church. Pleasant
Heights. Mozart Rev -. a. SNYDER. pas
tor-Serli.ee for NfitsuGdHy as f.l-
lows. sunday school 90 $50 n NJ. chief
service with Holy Communion - Iu.a|
IN confessional service after tine
sermon Nosucr services ~ $50 p u.
Tho Luther League viii meet on Tues
day evening CT -.f5 o'clock. Tho rrcu-
lar church council meeting on Tnur-li,
evening.
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- Matthews Lutheran church. 4I2
water street Eerwood W. Va. Rev.
.s'". J.. Helm. pastor The services aud
meetings during the week win be pcrts-
cost sunday $50 a. M SUNDAY school
and Bible class Tor adults. 1880 a. fn.
preaching services in the English Ian
iiago with continuation or the cate
'numcns Madeline kurhler. Amy EroE
gel Wilbur Dur Harry Upright. Walter
torn. Joseph Fisher. Elwoud Greer. T-rrI
Noon. Special music md uu aup~UurI-
ATE sermon for conformation. And T.fr
D. IN. English Ncrusr service. This viii
Do" the last evening service during tho
summer. TUESDAY at D. pa uIr.I-.r
or adult gat'chctlcal class. The public
Bee cordially invited.
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Attend che Bin Lot Sale a. YorkviI-
to-cay- Sale starts - o o'clock a C.
JONES. Proprietor. YorkviiIe. Ohio
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Attend 'he Biz Lot sale az Vorkville
today. S7lc starts - Q O'Clock a. c
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In the Churches

The subject for next Sunday evening
in the bible Spiritualt-t church. bridge
port will be "On the Battle Field"
1Continued) Soldiers are invited. Mrs.
Rev. Thomas. pastor.
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lions ~. Lutheran church. Rev. A J..
RENEE. pa-tor-Rev. A. Beiglcy. p. u
IN charge sunday school. 9.l5 a. M:
German service. 1913 "A m. ErTfis1
services. $50 p. m. very body welcome.
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Second rrcshytcrian. church. corner
Market and Twentieth streets Rev.
st nSlhss az y S'%", ~ and e.
sabbath school at $50 a. 10. Mems
Bible class az Q 80 a. m. all men ar.
invited. Christian Iudeavor meeting nc
6:45 .. m, PRAYER meeting "wednesday
al !.4b 3. m. The pastor VIII preach
sabbath morning on. $50 Built We the
wall for the people had mind TO WORK
new as. and IN the evening on The
%rsee v OF or I H@Td Jesus christ BE
The choir win sing the following
MoRNING SERVICE
Anthem-'Thc Lord S. Great ........
worship II. oerinF crossing the
"A EvENING SERVICE '' ''
Anthem Praise Ne the Father .Guunoi
Worship In Oncrinr-"ruc Recession
Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woodsdale. ;, n. Potter. minister. ser
vices at ! I n. IN. ana = so b. u. Morning
subject: is Andrew Carnegie Right iu
tiis AdNice-pne World az time goo
sunday school and Adult bible classes
at . 80 a. m. Young Peoples meeting
at ,. IN.
warwood Lutheran church-Tho CEN
tral school. place OF meeting. Roy. Ralph
\. HHrEhUtu. pastor. May 81. WnitsHu-
propriate 60 the day at 1880 "a. m.
sunday school az ? 30 30 p M. Catec4.sn
class saturday at 1000 o.. and Hr
sunday AZ $50 .. no.. Ec-uIar Council
meeting TUESDAY az 1.3n D.. w 10 tr,
home % l.. g.. Nolte. Ala Society Will
meet with Mrs. $ g. Conner Ola Thurs
day evening Gomez
EdgwooI Lutheran church-Tho EIE-
wood town hall place OF meeting Rev.
Ralph a. HarshwHu. pastor. May 90.
WhitEuUuHN. Divine worship Wit. atr-
mon appropriate fu the fIF .I -.tu Do.
m; sunday school az 2.2o o. w. Cate
chism class Friday 90 400 g. ODD. Alt
are welcome.
North street ". g. church TGCfh anf
announcement for May 90. IFIt. SUM
day school. $50 e. W and 7I m .
subjects morning lessons from Mem
"rial DAY. evening. life Hs IHg4tr4t-
cd nv Natural Trerum.U1 I.u.rfr
League af ~. subject. building ~
MethodiFm.' John ~ Hess. Jr. Monday.
, = III. uWlriHi hoard meeting. TUESDAY.
20 3. M. prayer mrc-frE. %. O.. Dean.
leader, Thursday. 2 BOO %. w Ladies'. Nff
and luncheon o. H Adult H.h'e Glass.
Boys Hrirade NiI ar. cordially .ry.rei
60 these services.
ST. Matthew Episcopal church cor.
ncr Chuplino and lIff..rrH streets .r.u
services for WhifaunuH.. SUNDAY. Nr.
1lft. 1919. are ne follows OIL. r rn
sunday school. owing fn the closing az
-. Matthew church for extensive rn.
pairs both departments on fHr SUNDAY
school viii hold their exercises fr ta-
rectory. adjoining 'HH church until f.r-
thor notice. There viI De- ra church
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Attend 'he Bia Lot Sale AZ YorkvilIe
to-day. Sole starts a. g o'clock. A c.
JONES, Proprietor, YorkVille. Ohio.
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81 James Evangelical Lutheran
church. lfH9-ltiI CIapIIno street. Rev.
s.. " N,rder pastor. Rev A. St.u.-
assistant pastor. TeufsrOst SUNDAY.
800 90. m sunday school and RIh1a
classes 'EuElirh and German. 1890 ID.
uI. German services aud fTuIv COM
utg'i.u. Confessional ssrvis, after the
-nrfuurls . 30 %. BOD. English services and
Holy Communion tturfcerfsraI scr
vice after tho sermon
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Fdgwooi Lutheran churrh-Tho Elr-
wood town hall place OF meeting. Rev.
Ralph a Htrshruu. pastor. May 30.
Whitzuudav. Divine worship with 4er-
mon appropriate fu the day at g.Ga Do.
m. sunday school az 2.10 o. w. cate
chism class Friday 90 900 g.. m All
are welcome.
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Vance Memorial Presbyterian church.
Woodsdale. >. n. Potter. minister. ser
Vices At n a. IN. ana : 30 %. w. Morning
subject. is Andrew Carnegie Right iu
tfis ADV ice-'bne World 90 a. time. T
Sunday school and Adult Bible classes
at So "a. m. Young Peoples meeting
at J.. IN.
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The Wheeling Epworth League Union
VIII hold a meeting az the Chapiue
street N. =. church. Tuesday. June g
A. 20 J.. m. az which time the new !. s.
elected Union Officers Will bc installed.
large Attendance from All the Leagues
Dr. desired tteN. $. e.. Jones'. ". ~.
Srultz and r a. Speskmau will make
short addresses Special music Will be
a feature.
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The First Splrlfuaust church will
hoii s"ff ices tr the odd Fellows hall
sunday. NHy a'. a. 80 u m. Children's
-. "a Way. pastor ana r-vchic Lecture
lnl."N'l With spirit messages. All are
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MORNING SERVICE
fHTN. ora a. f.r.aF

Anthem-"Thc Lord 81 Great ........
............ ..... MtuIs l-zohu
Worship iu pcriuE--'Cro~-i the
Bar ......... ........ SchuscE er
EVENING SERVICE
Anthem-'Hruise Ne the Futhsr' .Gpunut
Worship IN Onerlu--'Tuc Recession
al" .................... .... pc huysu
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First English Evangelical Lutheran
DhH' .h. 30 sixteenth street. W s. Uy-
singer pastor. % sixteenth street. The
usual worship Tor NlfteUuGav no 1890
20 m. and 81 q. m. sunday school az
p 20 o. pm. Euulz Luther lraE ue AZ 1000
B. no.. Prayer meeting Wednesday even
INK at 90 go tho SUNDAY morning SER
vice In" pastor will preach "a sermon
iug Tho sermon Will have reference 20
tho fact that th" pastor closes twenty
ears BOO The ministry with that service.
Everybody welcome
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-01
Nebraska.
Lincoln Ranchers
to Plant Large Areas
in Sweet Glover

SUTHERLAND. Neb.. Dec. Si-CSpe-
cial)-As result OF an almost general
attention TO sweet clover as a forage
crop for stock II is probable that several
hundred acres will be grown in Lincoln
county this season. IL will be given con-
siderable attention in the more sandy
localities where alfalfa can only be
grown with difficulty and at little profit,
and quite number of those owning such
places have each made arrangements to
plant several acres.
Not In many years has the earth been
so FUN OF moisture at this season of the
year and farmers regard the outlook for
small grain for the coming season as
excellent. The acreage OF spring wheat
will be great. although there is much
winter wheat in.
That the stock growers and ranchers
learned costly lesson in the blizzard
of the latter end of last winter is APP
parent from the amount OF additional
shelter which has since been provided.
Many Of the ranchers and larger farmers
have perfected arrangements for shell
tering all their herds even to the extent
of indoor feeding facilities Much stock
will have access to shelter at all times,
as such care has been found to pay.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-01
President Felt
Is Not Candidate
For Reelection

KEARNEY, Neb., Dec. S.-CSpecial.)- }
President Felt has notified President
Kibler OF the Kearney team of the State
league that he has called the annual
meeting for the afternoon OF January Z
at Kearney. Mr.. Felt states that he
is not a candidate for reelection and
that he hopes that Mr.. Kibler. who has
made known his intention to run for
that position, will be chosen. Mr.. Kib-
Ter has been the backbone of the Kear-
ney team the last year and no better
man could be at the head OF the league.
He has been honest and straightforward
in all OF his dealings and has been well
liked by all of the players.
With the coming election for the pur-
pose OF voting bonds for a downtown
park and II the head of the league can
be secured in this city, base ball in
Kearney will begin to pick up and win
pay it's own way.
Kearney does not intend to sell its
franchise and will be out after the state
pennant again next season.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-01
Physician
Denies Charges of
Former Employees

KEARNBY, Neb., Dec. a.-(Special)-
DIR. Nellie G. C. Deffenbaugh superin-
tebdent of the State Hospital for Tuber-
culous at Kearn6y. denies the charges
made against her by Mrs. Maud Putt
before the state board. Mrs. Putt and
four other employees Of the institution
resigned some weeks ago and their places
were Immediately filled by DIR. Deffen-
baugh. A graduate nurse has arrived
from Chicago and one from Des Molnes.
DR.. Deffenbaugh states that the charges
are not true and that she has vouchers
showing the proper amount of fruit,
eggs and bacon have been purchased,
paid for and used at the institution.
DR.. Deffenbaugh states that she bad
been warned by the former employees
that IL they lost their positions they
would be heard from again. The doctor
thinks the charges are made merely TO
cause trouble and probably to make her
lose her position.
She asserts that the patients are treated
well and that everyone is doing all in
their power to better their condition
She invites inspection of the board or
of private individuals at all times.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-01
Nebraska.
Republican City
Has Prosperous Year

REPUBLICAN CITY, Neb.. Dec. 81
Especially Tho year just closing has been
prosperous one for this city. In the
way Of street improvements, over 1900
feet of cement sidewalks have been laid.
Credit largely Is due to the city council
taking the lead in putting In crosswalks
and culverts In the line OF economy
the council abolished the office OF mar
shal and street commissioner, members
looking after streets and alleys gratis.
The dry season has not affected the
price OF land to any great extent c. A.
Luce OF this place some time since sold
an eighty-acre tract three miles from
town for 500 an acre. \ quarter section
owned by II. II. Heath changed hands
last week at the same price.
A very large acreage Of wheat was
sown this fall In this locality, and at this
time of the year never looked better.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-01
Notes from Nebraska
City and 0toe County

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., Dec s1.-(spe-
cial. )-Charles Dorman, who had made his
home near Unadilla since 1856, died at his
home OF a complication of diseases. He
was of English birth, and came to this
country with a number OF other colonists
He was quite wealthy. He was a strong
republican, and served nine years as
county commissioner. He leaves a grown
family, all of whom are residents Of
this county.
Louis Huss, a well known farmer living
seven miles northwest of this city, was
riding on a load of straw and had with
him a large rifle. In some accidental
manner the rifle was discharged, the bull
let striking him low in the arm, ranging
through the shoulder and coming out
near the top OF the neck. He was taken
home, but growing worse, was taken to
Omaha and placed in a hospital. 1t is
feared that the wound will prove fatal.
r. H. Frans. a merchant of Union, was
stricken with paralysis few days ago
and is reported as being in a precarious
condition. He is one of the pioneer resi-
dents of this portion OF the county, and
one of it's best known citizens.
Mrs. Martha Fowlkes, widow OF DR. w.
c. Fowlkes, died Monday. She was one
of the pioneers Of this county, coming
here in 1856, She leaves a family OF grown
children.
Mrs. Frank Kressen died Tuesday after
noon at her homo in this city, after a
years illness. She was a daughter of
Theodore Wirth, one of the wealthiest
farmers in this section.
r. B. Runyan, farmer living on the
east side of the river, came to this city
Monday and after making his purchases
concluded to walk home. He crossed the
bridge, and when near the ''Y" was ac-
costed by two strangers, knocked down
and robbed Of So He was left uncon-
scious. Finally he found. his way to the
bridge tenders office, where he was
cared for. He furnished the police with
good description of his assaiIants
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-01
Runaway Girl Is
Restored to Father

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Dec a.-(Spo-
cial) AFTER arriving in this city from
Hanover, Kan, at night; after losing
her sole companion. a woman almost a
stranger; after seeking lodging in a
residence district and after returning to
the depot and remaining there all night
and being taken into good home tho
next day only through a fortunate cir
cumstance, Miss Gladys Wilkinson,
young and exceedingly pretty, was so
overjoyed at meeting her father that
she almost collapsed. She has returned
to Hanover. The country home, with
friends and parents, for her and none
Of the city-even so unpretentious and
comparatively small a city as this
Finding herself alone at the depot be-
tween and 10 o'clock at night, GLADYS
wandered into the residence section She
called. by merest coincidence at the
home of Police officer Cupp. The of-
ficer was not at home. The girl was
directed to a hotel. But she Stunned
the hotels and called at another nome.
Again she explained that she was
stranger and preferred a private lodging
place. but the good people-and these
we're good families-were suspicious
Wearily she returned to the depot. All
night and all the next day she waited
Then there were calls from her home
as to her safety and whereabouts. She
could not be found.
The local papers printed the story of
her disappesranoe and IN less than an
/ hour after the issue the father. VINO
had arrived in the meantime. ana Chief
Arbogast were ON the way TO the homo
OF Mr.. Younkin, wholesale poultry
man, whose wife. while waiting for a
friend. had notice4 the girl. addressed
her. learned her story and had taken
her in. Those present said they had
never witnessed . moro Joyful reunion.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-01-01

torney general in the district court of
Lancaster county for the condemnation
of land adjoining the state fair grounds
for the use of the fair association under
an act passed by the last legislature ap-
propriating $500 for its purchase. There
are about sixty acres in all, which lie
in two or three tracts. One OF about
twenty-six acres lies on the east sdjoin-
ing the grounds and is a three-cornered
strip bounded on the sides by the fair
grounds, Burlington railroad and a
county road. The balance Of the land lies
just west of the fair grounds and is the
tract on which the camps on the Ma
tional Guard and the rural high school
students were pitched last year, with
the land enclosed by the creek just
north.