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The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26

Juhbt NAai III Nht
= district court, while passing =
upon applications for release =
by three defendants who have =
. completed their sentences, and =
. sought to escape further impris- =
= onment for failure to pay fines .
y and costs, by taking 'pauper =
. oath" =
The ruling was requested yester-
day by District Attorney Weiser, and
given this morning in the cases Of
Charles Barnes, \. G. Blackburn and
Jack Miller all of whom have COM
pleted the thirty-day sentences i'm
posed for violation of the liquor laws.
Because of technically these three
men escaped further imprisonment,
by means of the pauper's oath, hut
Bill Price, Abe Ong, Tom Burke and
a few others stand a good chance of
serving the additional ninety days
unless they are willing to pay the
heavy fines and costs imposed in
Judge Sulliyan's court.
Judge Cavender in effect held that
before a defendant. accused of a
crime can take the pauper's oath,
execution must first be issued on the
last day of the term of court in which
he has been sentenced and that the
sheriff may take ninety days to make
return on the execution. If it is
satisfied by payment of fine and
costs. the defendant may secure his
liberty at any time after the expira-
tion of the sentence, but, If not. the
prisoner may be compelled to remain
in Jail for an additional ninety days,
or until the sheriff makes formal re-
turn on the execution as "Unsatis-
fled"
Important Ruling.
The ruling Is one of the most i'm
portant ever given In the local courts,
and while 1t applies with equal force
to all criminals, 1t will be an even
more effective weapon in the hands
of the authorities in the war on boot
leggers, as in the past many of the
defendants have served short SEN
tences. and then escaped payment OF
both fines and costs, amounting in
some cases to many hundreds OF dol
lars. These costs have been borne
by the county in the past, but under
the decision of Judge Cavender, the
defendants must pay or stand the
chance of serving an additional nine
ty days in jail.
In giving his decision Judge Cayen-
der reviewed the cases in question,
and then said: This law as orig
inally passed was intended to apply
solely to convictions in the district
court, but usage and custom has
made it apply in all cases. The
statutes provide that at the expira-
ton of each term OF district court
the clerk shall issue executions fol
the recovery of all fines and costs
and by the plain line of reasoning IL
also becomes the duty of the county
Judge to issue Ike executions. In
the only case in which the question
has been raised. TAFT VS.. the people
the supreme court held that the liza
bility for the fine at once arose or
arrest. and indictment and became 9
lien against the property of the de
fendant. The court also held infer
entially and almost directly. that ths
sheriff may hold for the execution fol
ninety days. and that the application
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26

X. A. Tawney returned last eve
ming from a tour Of inspection over
his sheep ranch at Mack. He found
everything in fine shape.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26

John Mann is in from his ranch to-
day on business.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26

Ed Horsley. a well known Mesa
rancher. came down this morning for
a days business and pleasure.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
QUEEN COMING HERE

= Associated Press.
= Sofia. March 26.-Queen 4
. Eleanor of bulgaria today an
. nounced that she would start 4
. on a tour of the United States 4
. the third week in May. She will
. be the first reigning queen to 4
= visit this country.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26
THE WEATHER..

Generally cloudy tonight and Fri.
day; probably rain or snow;
Colder.
Details and Map Page Seven.
The daily sentinel., 1914-03-26

of the pauper for relief cannot be
made until after the ninety days have
expired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-26
OFFICIALS WILL
MEET NEXT WEEK
EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF STATE
BOARD OF TRADE TO
CONVENE
Will Consider Industrial Peace Bills
At Parkersbura Meeting, Next
Tuesday

meeting OF the executive council
OF the West Virginia Board of Trade
will be held in the Chancellor hotel
at Parkersburg. next Tuesday. Decem.
Der 2s. for the purpose of consider.
Ing industrial peace legislation which.
II Is proposed to submit TO the legis-
lature for enactment. Two bills have
been prepared-one by Hon. w. 4.
Hubbard. of this city. and the Other
by Mr.. c. Burgess Taylor. also of this
city.
The executive council is composco
OF the present officers and past presi-
dents of the organization. including
the following: Louis Bennett, Weston /:
John W. Run. Bluefield: Roy T.. Naylor
Wheeling: ". II. Irvine. Wheeling: c.
w. Campbell. Huntington. John Mar
shall. Parkersburg. George w. Lutz.
Wheeling. Thos. /. Brett. Fairmont:
W. G. Wilson. Elkins, Charles p. Light
Martinsburg: Fred Paul GrosscuD
Charleston: II. r. Williams, Charles
ton; T. +. Graham. Parkersburg: Al
fred r. Kenney. Parkersburg. Ii. A.
Zeller. Huntington: John J. Lincoln.
Elkhorn: George c. Sturgiss. Morgan
town; Henry G. Davis. Elkins; A. b
Fleming. Fairmont: w. a. MacCorkle.
Charleston: VIM. p. Hubbard. Wheel.
ing; w. c. McConaughey. Parkers-
burg; DIR. !. c. White. Morgantown
John j. Cornwell. Romney: and a. B.
White. Parkersburg.
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The Daily inteihgencer Will % found
On sale at Agar's Cigar and Fruit stanc.
Main street. kannon's Cigar and truit
Thomas fruit stand. at depot.
NEW MARTINSVIIIF. w. Va. Dec.
2a.-The funeral services OF Mrs. Al
cinda Shumau were held at the residence
% her daughter Mrs. Mort Francis.
"Wednesday. The services were conduct.
cd by Rev. TWP imam. OF this place. and
Or. CLARK. Of Sistcrsviiie. after which
intermcnt was made in Williams Gene
tery. Undertaken Wharton being in
charge.
Mrs. Shuman has been a resident a
this place all her life and for several
years has made nor home in BROOKLYN.
She - survived by one daughter. Mrs.
Mont Francis Of this place. and two
sons. Frank and Mack. the latter b ing
q resident Of Belprc. -.
fcw days ago the ClarksburF North
'rn posted notices that passenger ser
vice on the road would be discontinued
after December ~. Some local partfes
TOOK the matter up and with some prom
nut mas continued a. usual.
-. W francis and wife left Thursday
morning Tor flushinE. o. 60 visit the
lattcrs parents for a few days
BRED Edmonds. who las been working
90 fonton. o. came home Thursday 10
spend the holidays with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. George Edmonds. Of Maple ave-
nue..
The glass house at this place will
close Thursday until after the holidays
The marriage of r. ~ McIntire and
Miss liertha Blair will take place Christ
mas daY. After the ceremony they Will
leave FOR Youngstown. o.. 20 visit
friends
Harry Hail arrived from cleveland. O
"wednesday. aud viii be- the guest 81
friends for several DAYS.
Miss Mercer and Miss Mowcrv teach.
crs in thc local schools left Wednesday
90 spend their vacation az their homes
tu Ohio.
Dana BARTLETT. Of the Carnegie Tech
"l ii.t rhursh. VIII spend his vacation
WIN hiH parents. Mr and Mrs o. a.
bartlett. o. CLARK street
Pc funeral ~ Worlev Van Camp was
ucid from hia late residence al Point
Pleasant "wednesday Rev Faun,f,,tf
conducted the service Tutrrunanf ,vag
made ~ Learure.s cemetery.
AudrY Tenant the seven month";. oil
snild ~ Mr and Mrg. Tenant Oh Vur-
uugtuu. died vs. cdncsdny Tho rrrnsIrr
burial "
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STEUBENVILLE

STEU BENVILLE. o.. Dec. 25=Steu-
tenvillc has closed her fifteenth year Ia
building boom matters and the start Of
the sixteenth year Is under way. The
past year saw residential structures fall
off and more building IN the business
section.
In the fifteen years over $4,000. 900
has been Invested In local building inn
provements and adding On the industrial
improvements ~ makes a grand total OF
over $4,000 900
The building figures Tor 1914 speak
Tor themselves az follows. 1O4 resi-
dences. S3fi 900: - bungalows which
values are includ q iu the residences:
sinclair skyscraper bank and office
building. $4,000. school buildings
Sl2O00O;Olympic theatre and equipment
SZb.0oO; Congregational church. $4,000:
4 garages. $1,000. market house. $40.
600; business blocks with flats and adj
Gitions. Sl06.9 300. lodge building and re-
modelling Of another 81 9 600. general
improvs 100000. Dam No 10 in
l9l3-l9lf. tl.e0o.ooO: electric sub sta
ton and equipment. $50. 1000: mechanical
filtration plant and equipment. sZ0O. 600.
or a total Of S2.O7T. $50
The figures show moro than . 600 res
licences built. This with flats in bust
ness blocks. flat houses. double houses
and terraces and additions have provided
homes FOR more than 5000 families In
the building line the million mark was
only passed In three year. 1905. 1913 and
1914.
More residences are planned for 1913
and the hlltops will do their share OF
the building Additions are promised
FOR At tndustrieg. especially at the Onto
Valley Pot Works 4 school building A.
due 20 be built on the vacant lot at
Wells building and more ground may
b. secured before they build
The Civic Center and Arcade. IN which
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LITTI.BTON

LITTLETON. W. Va. Dec. 25.-Mr.
William Menkemeller returned to his
home In Wheeling after a few days
visit with friends In town.
John Hillenbrand returned home
after q short visit with friends in
Wheeling
Master Bonnie Meighen spent sun.
day with friends In Cameron.
Mrs. Ellen Garrison returned home
Thursday after a short visit with
friends in McMechen
Miss Elline Hixenbaugh visited
friends at Hundred Sunday.
Miss May Gibbons of Hundred
spent Sunday with the Misses Ions.
Albert Dsugherty spent Monday ex-
ening with friends In Cameron.
Mrs. James West was shopping IN
Wheeling Monday.
Mrs. Joe Maekelwee was shopping
In Wheeling Tuesday.
Mr. Harne Funk was business
visitor in Wheeling Tuesday.
Charles Kimble of Grafton is spend
ing the holidays with his family at
this place.
Miss Carrie Moore was shopping IN
W httilnk TUESDAY.
A. L. odbert OF Fairmont was a
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Casio OF MorSantown Is
spending few days with friends in
town.
Miss Cline Burch who is attending
school at West Liberty Is spending
The holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Burch.
Miss Mary Compton OF Moundsville
is visiting Miss Faris Burch for a few
days.
Mrs. Silas Garrison was shopping
in Wheeling Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Casio is spending the
holidays with her parents at Morgan
town.
Born. December Il to Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Robinson. a son
Miss Ida Oblinger is visiting her
parents at Proctor until after the
holidays
Mrs. Jennie Kimble returned to her
Zone after short visit with friends
at Earnshaw
Mr.. Wallace McFau OF Fairmont
spent Monday with friends in town.
Mrs. ID. Fortney OF Hundred spent
Wednesday in town.
Ms iNuul ctfdSuluer ana 0auch-
ter Wanda OF Moundsville are spend
ing few days with friends in town
Messrs. James Berdine and Biii
Lemley Of Hundred spent Tuesday
with friends In town.
Bob Crow spent Wednesday even
ing with friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. W. BonRr of Morgantown spent
few days with friends in town this
week
Mr. and Mrs. George Garrison, o.
Fairview are visiting friends in town
fora few days.
Mrs. ID. II. Meighen was visiting
friends in Cameron Thursday.
kussel Anderson OF Pittsburgh is
spending the holidays with his par
ents. Sir and Mrs Henry Anderson.
Mrs. Laura Bayles and two chill
dren OF Fairyiew are visiting frienGs
In town
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Oriental glory were to be made mani
Test. have gone glimmering and exist
only In pleasant memory. We are
promised new hotels and theatres with
modern architecture and embellishments
In 1915.
lions Lutheran CONGREGATION will
build n handsome Gothic temple ON
North Fifth street. The jefferson
Building a. Savings Co. will erect an i'm
posing block for banking purposes on
South Fourth street with flats in the
two upper stories.
When w. II. Lowe decides on IL. some
institution that will be credit and an
ornament to our city win be built ON the
vacant church lot at Fourth and Wash
ington streets.
or course a postoffice Is still one OF
the big government features that will
add a crown to the building operations
OF our city. IL will be an imposing gov
ernmental building. How soon II viii be
built Is only conjecture. We do not
want II till we get the L.. s. court for
Eastern Ohio for IL. More ground should
De purchased BY the government extend
ing 10 the alley. and our citizens should
keep hammering for a court till we get
II. despite the opposition OF Judges who
prefer sitting in big cities.
Our fraternol orders are preparing TO
add to our building prospects with plans
Tor handsome lodge buildings which thew
expect TO carry out.
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BELMONT

BELMONT. DEC c5-Miss Carrie
Piitman visited 40 the home Of Henry
Gattsn's Surfr-.
MI Hrvic Hatcher visited NJ the
mono ~ ira Wilson's Sunday.
VIZ Alicn Kemp was a caller a. A.
j. kcmps sunday evening.
Mr. Mason Pitfman was caller M
T. y Hatcher Tuesday
Nc Thomas Patterson visited a. the
homo ~ q u Miihoan Sunday.
Miss Jessie Hatcher visited AZ the
home OF Edd Wilson's Sunday
Mcfers pc Witt and Allen Kcmp
and Jesse Masters attended church al
Hunter sunday evening
Mr. lra Wilson was a caller Al 3. ID
iatcher's Monday
Henry Girts and Scott Wilson were
callers at Victor kemp's Friday
Mr GEORGE Kemp was business
caller ar 8 ID Watchers ore dav last
week
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l'r vs.. kcrmon. u East Main street
bad the misfortune 90 fan on Tuesdav
many. friends resrct 90 hear Of the ac-
Ms. Dallas Douglas. or Columbus. d.
mere Tor a visit with relatives
Mrr Harry Hughes and children %
columbus. are holiday visifora M the
ngiue of Mrs Hughes parents Mr. and
street
Mr. ami Mrs Fred Patterson and ar.
and Mrs Charles sheppard. Of PUTS
parents. Mr. and Mrs III a.. patf.r.,
~ Fast Main street
W. end Mrs o. J. Harrison am
= v. MctEicr and children OF f-nointovr,
Va. are here FOR The hoildava with fbeir
parents. ar. and Mre j vs. Judkius &,
north chestnut street
Miss Gertrude Phillips % The toc,f
lel0phnne exchange has accented In uaaI-
ugn 81 Ianesyilie. ohio.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry Older % lso..
l.aee arc VsltinE relatives in zoe
The marriage of Homer Fowler. son o,
Mics Neuie Hiderusy' on gs.t ~ ~,
occurred ou vs. edneadav al Ell ffafrl,iIt.
The principals CO. fhis happy affair have
I.-,a ~ friends who Win extend con-
Mrs. Mose Edsar of West Main Stree,
la confined tu her home with nn az
t',. OF .i"marh trouble
bridge ard a. sra wrs Frsnk RobiD.
soy. n hoIlalrc are enjoying o. Viaff
- itoEera. q North chestnut street
Master Leiand Nuli ~ THE place Lei
lMlfNNinE nftcr severe attack ~
chicken nnN
Alvin iaulcr NHu has been unrkirr 81,
Nge.ilHu. le here tH spend fhrh0IfIar.-
Wltnhl7 mother Mrs Rose rauias N
East south street
me lellnMlnG NoIrE people are here
To- spend their vacations. Marry Naffrr
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Briefs

Mrs. c. =. Lee was in ST. ClairsvilIe
Friday. visiting with her mother. Mrs
Martha Taylor. she was accompan-ei
home by her two daughters. Martha
and Sarah. which attend school 4,
town, they will remain at home until
school opens after the holidays.
Mrs. Hester Wiley is spending a few
days with her son, A. a. Wiley and
family
Edith Lodge spent Saturday after
noon in Lafferty.
eileen Ferguson and family of Fair.
point. spent last Friday with his faith.
err James Ferguson. who resides east
of town.
Mrs. George Barnes Of Uniontown
was a caller at Bruce Caldwelrs on
Tuesday.
Mary Jane Lodge. OF East Richland
who has been visiting with her uncl.
Milford, Lodge and family returned ia
her home on Sabbath.
Lee Cunard and wife were shonper.
in Flushing on Tuesday.
Fannie. Annabel and Ruth Daniels
OF this place. which attend high
school at Flushing. are home for tn
holidays. the schools having closed
on Friday and not TO take ND again I'm.
I'll the fourth o Z January.
Little Virginia Richie. the only
daughter of John Ritchey. is III at her
home here.
Fred Taylor and mother. Mrs Henry
Taylor, were in Flushing on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Armstronc
spent Tuesday with the formers moth.
er. Mrs. Martha Armstrong. in Union.
town.
Oliver Moore, A. A. Wiley. and James
Mcfarland. were shoppers In Wheeling
one day the first of the week.
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War~ood Briefs

Nearly every store and factory in
town was closed yesterday on account
of IL being Christmas.
A. NJ. Lippart of Louisville. Ky. is
visiting friends and relatives ~ town
for a couple OF days
Roy Hall, OF Toledo. o.. is spending
Few days with friends in Center War.
wood.
Ray Host. conductor on tho .'anhan.
die traction line has resigned his posi-.
ton and will leave after the irst OF
the year for Eastern Ohio. where h,
viii start on farm with his family.
Willard Stewart of South War wood,
left for New Cumberland where he
will spend some time visiting.
Miss Bessie Wilson of Pittsburg. Pa,
spent Christmas at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson.
OF Twentieth street and RichIand ave.
nue..
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The bethlehem Union SUNDAY school
gave cautafa entitled. THE Twcnttefh
teulurf santa claus" af the chapel on
"wednesday evening The affair was
we'll attended and the chapel was beau
tifully decorated.
Prof a. p. shroysr. o. the gherrart
hirh school r. the guest of relatives ID
Fhuiprf
Graham Marsh. a. whoeurr fs
yisiting 20 the home 81 bic brother. ~
q. Marsh.
Mr and Mrs William Mvers OF
loung9tuWn. o.. have returned 10 their
home after spending some time with
rflaflNca near here.
The Mozart Volunteers met last Mon
Jay evening af The school house and
Important business was transacted
torn-I0 VI. and Nfr Harry grhu-
bert ~ Mozart. con
VI and MrH o. ~ Fisher are aneaT.
lnF HnreFal days Hf tho home 0f Mrs.
FiHhera parents. ST. aud Wrs ~ be- SEM
FeWalt " wheeling
MfH g. ". frabfirhf who has been
quite lII ia nurnrwhHf IHnufoueH
The plea SAINT uuI aurdar arrraf
fHFe christ uInH rnfartalnruerf 90 the
church On last Nffueadnr evening
Me- Mary walker. 81 Mozart r. afrE
Miss Beatrice Mcconnell ararf We.
nealnr ulfh Miss Roth Nrrnnnta
ihe Fuesis ~ frlaf'Fra lu Cottaaevllle
hnr.h klFer naa tlHiurr reiaffvea IN
LeelInf TucHinf and "wednesday
I'r 70 W. nnf Mrs grnfae srhaf.
f'I OF Hnfa'i Hn NrdnseIHE n con
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ST. GAINESVILLE
ST. CLAGRsvILLE. Ohio. Dec. 2s.-
Juriss Drawn

--'NAAHA'f AAaAeNaH h'NNANa AffNa
Juriss Drawn.
The jury commissioners met in the Of
lice Of the clerk here Thursday and drew
both petit and grand 1uries TO serve at
me spring term Of court. Following H.
a hst o fthe petit jurors. q. T.. Bishop.
a. krim. =. r. Hopkins and James
Arhaugh. u Fease township. John
Moore. Of Wheeling township. George
Humphrey OF Union township. a -.
iollct. % kirkwood township. Fred Tar-
Tor. of Wheeling township. william
Randall Dr.. % Flushing towu.hip. r.
$. Jones. a. ". ShOwalter and W NJ
CRAIG. - Goshen township. W n No
'ort N Somerset township. O. r. Harues
Or Evansville. uclbcrt Perkins. OF Wash
tnEfou township. Jacob Heatheriugtou
3f keuaire. George Titiow and y. A..
lanford ~ Wayne township. T. W
schneEg and Clark iiutchison OF Mead
township.
Those drawn ~ grand jurors. ordered
TO report January "a. are. James Hem
messy George Tiuamnn and Frank
Mitchell. ~ toleruin township. 4 D.
wheaton and D. p. Ennis n i<irkWond
township. charles Strnhi and rharIea
hlqnop ~ smith TOWNSHIP. Thomas Nc
William ~ Union township. Albert
Grafton. n Hetinira. D. g.. NIrhof ~
HOLLOWAY. a. II tpdeEraff 81 Martins
Ferry. Work Hughes 81 shadvvili~.
lseandrr Davis. Of Wayne fouurhir. B. 81
lauford ~ Washington towushin.
Frank oferhaurh. ~ Sc ClairsfIIlo
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HAMMOCK, OHIO
Holiday Vacation OF Schools

The schools at this place closed
Wednesday evening for their holiday
vacation. although the teachers will
attend the teachers meeting al 81
Clairsville on Thursday. Miss Carr 70.
turning TO her home in Holloray. O.,
and Mr.. Shepherd to his home in Nor.
ristown. both on Thursday evening for
TO spend the holidays. TIE grade
school north OF here will not close
until Thursday evening on account OF
their examinations coming on Wednes-
day and Thursday in Wheeling town
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MUSICAL PROGRAM
Interesting Service 70 pc Conducted
Sunday IN First Presbyterian
Church

~ the FIRST Presbyterian church.
Sunday. a musical program. uncer
the direction ~ Mrs Williams. as
sisted by Miss Edith Zimmerman. or
Fanist. and Mr. J. NJ Evans. violin
ist, promises 10 BE- one Of the best
programs ever rendered m the church
The quartctte. consisting 81 Mrs.
Williams. Miss Mae Frye. Mr.. John
O'Connor. and Mr.. VIM Griffin. havo
been rohearsing for several weeks.
and 90 both servicss special music
will b. rendered
This viii D. IN attractive place
Tor any Of the numerous visitor or
raveiine men who may b. In IL
city over SUNDAY
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George y. Burnett 70. OF FoIlauSbee
and Mary findley. 20 years. OF Steubcn-
Robert Y. Dow and Hazel G. Bullock.
OF SteubeuVille.
Charles G. James. 80 years. OF Island
Creek. and Florence Ross. - years. 81
SteubcuViIle.
Floyd Baker. 20 years. and Mildred
Elliott. II years. OF East Springfield
Joseph Robinson. % years. and clara
\ Nhlsman. II years. OF St-ubenville
sheridan A. Randolph. % years. and
Edna Thornley,. % years. OF Island
creek.
Joseph Bendel. 20 years. and Marsare,
itocdcr. IS years. Of Wolf Run
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Thomas Burris vs.. James Mehoiin 81
al. suit IN partition. W. r. Alban attor-
ney.
Louis Cortz vs.. Anna Cortz suit for
divorce, alleging that his wife had de-
serted him for another Italian and
sdultery - alleged They were married
May IL. 1912. Levinson. attorney
Altc NJ. Ross ". Dawson r. Ross. suit
Tor alimony. They were married July
=. 1914, and she alleges failure to pro-
eide home. and Abandonment Mans
Held Merryman. attorneys.
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BabIss' Deaths

The young daughter OF Fred Van.
possen. who resides west OF town. died
suddenly Saturday night Funeral
services were held on Monday after.
noon and interment was made in what
is known as the "Taggart Burying
Ground. west Of Uniontown.
The infant child OF ID. z. Davis D,
Holloway. which died Saturday. was
buried last Sabbath. The friends
bringing the body down on the noon
train and burial was made in the NJ.
T.. cemetery AT East Richland.
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ln common pleas court Thursday af-
ternoon judge Lynch heard the petition
or county Necordcr Workman Tor an
lowed him hN the commissioner Tor
CLERK hire After hearing the petition
the court refused any increase. saving
that tho recorder could not ten nov
much money viii Dc needed FOR tha en-
Fuinf year until The wear le ended
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q Bethany. Edwin Renner and Harry
soganlEht. 81 %. w. George Chiefly.
long 81 ohio Tuiveraity
Mrs Milton Ford. % West Main
street zen on Thursday afternoon near
nfr nome frHrfurinr her arm near the
wrist ilrs sheppard and Phillips were
,ailed and found e. double fracture Mrs
Ierd many friends were sorry 10 hea~|
of her misfortune.
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The local lndependrnt team I.af rs
nfft game ~ the season &c frarrIavfIIa
W edneaday niEht - the fariatiile
quintet I1H won every game fTir season
save one PLAYED here last week when
The independents defeated them 90 fr
lt. en- auempt ia being madr fa a..
range third and derldinr same 90 be-
rlaled either af Iranklu COLLEGE or
Nadia