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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
DISEASE HAS NOT
MADE APPEARANCE
TROUGH DANGER HAS NOT PASS
Ed, SAYS COMMISSIONER
WILLIAMS
Authorities Are Maintaining viaiiant
Guard Against Foot and Mouth
Disease In West Virginia.

Though the foot and mouth disea SO
has been prevalent among live stock
and especially cattle az the country
for the past several weeks to such an
extent that fifteen or more states have
been placed under strict quarantine.
West Virginia has so far escaped the
ravages or the disease, thanks to the
vigilance OF the authorities Of this
State.
State Commissioner OF Agriculture
Howard +. Williams. Of Charleston
upon whose recommendation Governor
Hatfield issued such a rigid proclama-
ton last week. prohibiting the ship
ment into West Virginia OF all live
STOCK from other states. spent yester-
day In this city on business. Mr.. VII
iiams has charge OF the enforcement
OF the proclamation. IL being one or
MS duties TO protect so far possible
the health OF the live stock OF the
State.
$50 far. there are no cases of the
foot and mouth disease in the State"
Mr.. Williams said TO an 1nteliigencer
reporter yesterday afternoon There
has been a scare in two or three
sections. suspected cases being re-
ported in Hancock. Clay and Roane
counties. but investigation proved the
suspected animals TO be free from any
symptoms OF the disease.
In the event OF an outbreak of the
disease In any section OF the State the
department Of agriculture is prepared
TO make the most stringest actions
possible. and l am confident that we
could get the situation under control
as quickly as the wires can carry our
orders" he added.
While Commissioner Williams does
not anticipate an outbreak in West
Virginia. now that the epidemic is I'M
der control in most of the states. the
danger is not past. he says. and the
authorities are not relaxing in the
least. We will not relax our vigil
ance until the disease Is stamped out
In every state from which there Is
danger of Infection" he said.
According TO prominent railroad Of
hcials. IL was only the prompt action
OF the authorities and the stfict proc
lamation OF Governor Hatfield which
prevented the disease from spreading
into this State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
NEWS BRIEFS

CHURCH HANDICAPPED
To lack of sufficient funds the Syrian
Catholic congregation on the South
Side will be unable to build a new
CHURCH this fall. as the officials in
charge Of the movement lack at least
$1,000 in being able TO carry the work
10 successful conclusion. As quick
a. the money Is secured the church
will be built
RESOLUTIONS TO BE SENT
The resolutions asking President VIII
ton TO call peace conference to be
held In Norway in the near future
VIII be forwarded TO the President by
Rabbi Morris Lazaron. The resolu-
tons were drawn up some time ago
IT the suggestion of Madame SchwIm-
mer.
AGENTS TO WORK LOCALLY
IS. a. o. agents are urged by the Of
hcials OF the company to take an &C.
tive interest in meetings of town
councils. trade organizations, as well
as in all matters of local interest to
the general public. In this way keep
ing In touch with public opinion With
the communities upon whom the road
depends for its revenue.
CEMETERY connrrrEE MEETS
meeting OF the council committee ON
cemeteries has been called by the chair
man. Dr. Stillyard. for Friday evening
y number OF cemetery transfers are
waiting TO be acted upon by the commit
tee. and the chairman is DESTROYS OF
having a quorum
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
CHAS. KLAPR0TH
PASSES AWAY
AGED GERMAN RESIDENT OF THE
EAST END succUMes TO
DISEASE
Had Been In ~ Health For Some
Time-was Well Known Through
out The City.

Charles klaproth. prominent Ger
man resident OF the city. passed away
yesterday morning at 2:30 O'Clock.
Following an illness OF complications
OF diseases. The deceased was in the
eighty NTH year OF his age He was
born in Germany. March IL. 1880. and
attended the public schools OF that
place. In the year 1855. he emigrated
10 this country and at the outbreak
OF the Civil War. entered the Union
army. and was enlisted for three years
and half. lie was a typical German
and could tell many interesting in
cidents OF the war.
Thirty-hye years ago. he married
Miss Sarah Miller OF this city. and
TO the union were born Ave children.
Mr.. klsproth has been a teamster all
OF his life. until his increased age
handicapped him in his work. Dur
ing the past few years he has not
been doing any active work. He re-
sided at No. 40 Seventeenth street.
He Is survived by his widow and
the following children. Mrs. Frank
Greene, Mrs. George Blanchard, Mrs.
George II. Miller. William A. all OF
this city and one son Charles r. OF
Morgantown. w Va. He was a con-
sistent member OF ST. Johns Evan
gelical church. Funeral services will
be held Friday afternoon at . O'Clock
at the family residence in charge OF
Rev. Ulfert. Following the services
interment will be in Greenwood Gene
terry. and special car will be on
hands to convey the friends to the
cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
CHARLES HIRSCH, FORMER HEAD
OF W. & &. G. GO. PASSES AWAY

management the roads prosperity in
creased to noticeable stage.
He was with the company for eight
years. or until after IL changed to the
electric road. when he again left their
employ. The Baltimore and Ohio
railroad company. decided that il
needed his services and proffered him
the position OF chief master mechanic
OF the shops at NcMechen. This he
accepted. remaining in the company
employ until recently.
When but a young man Mr. Hirsch
was united In marriage TO Miss Han.
nah Nsss. lie Joined the Lutheran
church. being baptized by his father
the late Rev. Daniel Hirsch. q minis.
ter In the Lutheran church at thas
time. located at Marietta.
Mr.. Hirsch was also prominent in
Masonic circles. which order will prob.
ably have charge OF the funeral. Ills
politics was strongly Democratic. al
though he was never an aspirant 10
any public once.
lie II survived BY his widow. ono
son and four daughters. two grand
children. one great grandchild. three
brothers and six sisters Mr.. Hirsch
resided In this city for q number Of
years. but later removed 20 McMeoh
On Funeral arrangements have not
a. yet been made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
COLORED Y. N. c. A.
Plans to Maze Extsnslvs improve.
rents 70 euiIdinp-orine Win.
iaus Quartet Here.

rho officials in charge CT the Col.
cred Y. NJ. c. A are formulating
plans for the installing OF n readin.
room. gymnasium and other recreA.
tiouai features. II possible. IA their
headquarters at No. 1896 Market
street In order to secure funds to
carry OF. the work under cors:cers.
ton. the ofhcials have mac. arrange.
ments 10 giTe an entertainment We'd
hescay evening. DeccicSor .. TIE
members have been very fortunate in
being able to secure the Williams
double quartet 20 givn N eoncer. ON
that evening. This party - composed
OF four women and .our men. who
have given concerts on both sides N
the Atlantic. II In fully expected thai
large crowd will be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
INJUNCTION DENIED TO
Y0ST LAW YIOLATORS
Special Dispatch to the Inteuieene.r

Special Dispatch to the IntelIigeneer.
CIARkSBURG. ". Va. Nov. IS.-In
chambers here to-day. Judge Raymond
Maxwell, OF the circuit bench, added an
other chapter TO the litigation over the
fost statewide Prohibition law, BY re-
tuslng an Injunction prayed for by
Robert a. and Edgar w. Davis. OF Oak
land. Md. TO prevent the prosecuting at
torneys OF Harrison and Monongalia
counties from prosecuting them under
the anu-prtce list clauses OF the law.
These clauses make IL unlawful to dis
tribute price lists. circulars and order
blanks Tor liquors In the state Prose
cutions are pending In this and Monon-
gala counties against the defendants for
violating them and they declared Il H.
TIE purpose OF the prosecutors and OF
Fred %. Blue. state commissioner Of Pro-
hibition. TO cause their Indictment many
times In various counties. holding that
the clauses are unconstitutional and that
they sought protection In the exercise
OF property rights they asked for the
prosecutions 10 b. stopped. The court
held. however. that protection was
sought for the doing Of acts soliciting
and advertising that the CONSTITUTIONAL
ity would have to be determined BY
prosecutions under state provisions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
HRAD AND NOSE
STOPPED FROM A
COLD? TRY THIS!
"PAPE's COLD COMPOUND" ENDS
SEVERE COLDS OR GRIPPE
IN FEW HOURS

Your cold will break and all grippe
misery end after taking dose Of
Pape's Cold Compound" every two
hours until three doses are taken.
II promptly opens clogged-up nos.
trfis and air passages In the head.
stops nasty discharge or nose run
ming. relieves sick headache, dullness.
feverisfness. sore throat. sneeziny.
soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed-up. Quit blowing
and snuffling. Ease your throbbing
head-nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Pape's Cold
Compound" which costs only rs cents
az airy drug store. II acts without
assistance. tastes nice. and causes no
Inconvenience. Accept no substitute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
B. & 0. EARNINGS
SHOW A DECREASE
STATEMENT FOR PAST MONTH
FILED YESTERDAY.
Compared With October Of Last Year
Great Failing OF in Reeve
nues 10 Noted.

The baltimore Ohio Railroad
Company's statement OF earnings and
expenses for the month of October.
1919. and for four months OF the fiscsl
year follows:
october operating revenue. 1914.
s..sss.6si. as compared with S9.4S6..
ool In the year 1918. thus showing a
decrease OF $1.53o.357. The operating
revenue for the first four months OF
the present year. as compared with
last year. shows $33. 5S5, 0s0 received
Tor 1914. as against S37.529.9S5 re-
ceived in 1918. thus showing a de-
crease of fs.s44.S95. The net oper-
ating revenue OF the company for the
four months was 1851 .4sS. as COM
pared against si0.7i4.42; in 1913.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
MURDER AND SUICIDE.

PIILADELPHIA.Nov 1S-The bodies
of Edward johnson. SIS years old and his
wife were found to-day in their home in
the northeastern section OF this city.
The police after an investigation are
convinced that the woman was killed
nearly two weeks ago by being thrown
down stairs by her husband. Her neck
was broken and the detectives believe
the husband ate and slept for several
days in the kitchen with his wife's body
before writing note to the coroner.
the gas meter and committing suicide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
RIVER NEWS

The EVANSVILLE cleared at noon yes
terday for Matamoras. She Is due IN
this evening. for her usual Friday trip
To the same place.
The Mildred Is due to arrive this even
Ing. End will remain ever until Saturday
morning. when she will leave for Aata-
moras.
According to information received 81
the local wharf yesterday. another small
rise IL developing in the Allegheny river.
A stage OF lis feet was recorded at Par
ker and the river was rising.
River Stages.
DAVIS ISLAND DAME feet. sta
tionary: clear.
STEUBENvILLE-s7 feet. station
airy: clear.
PARKERSBURG-3.4 feet. falling
clear.
MoRGANTowN-7 feet. stationary;
clear.
OIL CITY-1.1 foot. rising: clear.
WARREN-l.S feet. rising. clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
HORSES SHIPPED

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. Nov Is
Six hundred and hfty horses saved
from a IRE aboard the British steamer
Rembrandt. two weeks aEo. left here
today on the vessel for bordeaux.
France. consigned 10 the French gov.
eminent
The Rembrandt sailed from RaIu.
more with 500 horses aboard when
on the Virginia capcs the vessel
caught IRE. and t5o horses were
burned The vessel put In here for
reuafra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
HICKMAN In WRONG
Took a Swat AZ His Lady Love, and
Then Judge Jordan Took Swat
at His Poeketbook.

There amt no use talkin': Charley
Hickman 10 the most dangerous NOR
tai that ever lived" Now. Charles
took little visit to the South Side.
Tuesday night. to see Irene Day.
While he was there he suddenly be
came disorderiy and swatted her in
the left eve. considerably damaging
the sight thereof Oficer Dupke was
called and took Charles In tow. Judge
Jordan took a good-sized look at him
and then fined him $50 and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

Man who Fell Prom 1xArkst House Roof
VIII Recover.

William Rustemyer, the Market Mas
yer; ana NOT H ssy; Harry. or a. dozen
improving slowly at the Ohio Valley
hospital from injuries received in a bad
fall Tuesdal. an account of which was
printed In yesterdays issue He Is
suffering from bad cuts and bruises
about the face and head and also "a
fractured forearm but the feared in
ternal injuries failed TO develop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
WATCHING FOR SPIES.

NIAGARA FALLS. Ont. Nov Is
Guards who are on duty az the To.
ronto power plant have reported 10
their commanding onicer that thoy
had seen mysterious lights. believed
10 be signals. flashing on the Amcri.
can shore lOnE after midnight Red.
yellow and green lights are used
The milltiamen declare the lights
we're held 80 a. 10 form different com.
binatiOns. A close watch b. being
kept for spies.
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COURT MAnr1AL conr,rENcnD.

LONDON. Nov. IS. 1906 D. m.-The
court martial OF Lieutenant David Blair.
navi cation officer OF the former White
having caused the loss OF the vessel by
negligence. was begun to-day at Devon
port.
The Oceanic. which had been convert
ed into an armed cruiser by the British
government. ran ashore on the north
came q total loss. All her officers and
crew were saved
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TO TURN OVER ISLANDS.

LONDON. Nov. 10. 2:3O a. ma
dispatch TO the Morning Post from
sydney. y. :. W. says Japan has no
tined Great Britain Of her readiness
10 hand over the Marshall ISLANDS
and other German Islands in the Pa
cihc. now occupied by the japanese.
10 Australia. which will send forces
10 occupy them until the war r. end.
cd. when their ultimate disposition
will be decided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

The jury which heard the criminal
case ln which kuRusf Novak ~ nell-
sire vas being tried for the murder On
ne eeronn decree 81 John GmnFi o.
Tie hret ~ The week brought IN r. ver-
dlcf ~ guilty aH charged iu tho ludlrf.
meut 20 80. "wednesday morning The
night before ~ $50 ard having not az
rived ~ verdict ~ midnight The judge
fharles y Lynch sent them - the Ciar-
fudou hotel Tor The Wight The affpr-
nsVs. lanes NJ Esea and 80 nrour
Tor fhs dsffura have askad for n new
trial THIS We Ton VII b. arrued the
Last - newt week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
OFFICIALS HAVE RroHr
TO PRoH1rT MOVIE FILMS

NEW YORK, Nov Is.-Ths right of
city officials TO prohibit the exhibition
OF motion pictures believed to be con-
trary TO public policy was upheld to-
day in a decision by Supreme Court JUS
tice Vernon NJ. Davis.
The decision vacated an injunction
obtained by producer restraining
George II. Bell, commissioner of city
licenses. from prohibiting the display
OF a war" Aim supposed TO show Ger
man atrocities. Mr.. Bell ordered the
picture token OF at a local theatre af-
ter he had learned that the National
Board OF Censorship had condemned IL.
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PERSONAL POINTS

Captain Howard Hastings who under
vent serious operation az the Ohio
alloy General hospital some days
ABOUT He room ana upon the veranda.
Mfa y ". Roscoe. 81 Hellalre n.
u rapidly improving a. the North
operation
MisH Ella Flynn b. recovering slowly
from . technlcal operation performed
" neaIluT hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
DoRMIroRY BURNED

NICHOLASVILLE. Ky. Nov. IS
Fire totally destroyed the boys dormi-
tory OF Asbury college at Wilmore.
near here tonight. causing a loss OF
$50. 900. An overheated stove is be-
lieved TO have started the fire. The
students were in the dining room
when the FIRE was discovered.
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opp YnLLoWs HLHcr.

TRENTON. n. J.. Nov. is.---The New
jersey grand lodge. Independent ORDER
OF odd Fellows. at their convention here
to-day elected Charles A. McCrOrsen. 81
Palmyra. grand warden The election
occurred on the second ballot cast John
principal contestant Or Mr.. McCrosHen
Tor the honor The grand wardenshlp
was the only office for which there was
n contest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19

man. Who according d the police IL
known ~ the Honey Glove Kid' was
arrested tonight on suspicion q being
implicated In the awindiinE Of a. J..
peudietou. ~ Atlantic city, who ~ al
on August 10. 1919. IN a wire tapping
rame Ue was later released on fur-
ufnhfnr 81 500 hail Weinsman'a attur-
nev declared hts client was IN Europs
~ che time the aiicEed sWlndis was per-
10 frafed
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wAHr aArLHoAps TO

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-Railroads which
have contemplated changing their stand
ard CT time from Central to Eastern
time were urged not to by the American
Railway Association. at its meeting to-
day A resolution adopted declared the
uniform standard had been in operation
since 1853. had proved practicable and
needed no change. Roads which changed
their standard OF time In April and Nav.
1914. will be asked to return TO the uni
form standard as soon as possible
Several amendments TO the national
code OF demurrage charges were made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
RECORDS FALL
six Day 1icycis Race Produces IT'S
rraiisrs Rspeatsdiy Tapped.

NEW YORK. Nov. IS.-sprints for
money prizes caused the miles to be
feeled on rapidly In the six day bicycle
race tonight and records kert falling
while trailers in the race We're being
repeatedly Tapped. At ~ o'clock the
ten leaders had made i.f4g miles and &
Iaps. having drawn still further away
from the remaining five teams in the
furious sprinting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-19
BURNED TO DEATH

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
FAtRMONT. W. Va. Nov. 1s-Ainia,
the two year old daughter OF Salvatore
Oliverio. Of Monongah Was burned 10
death today by her clothes catching FIRE
from an open crate. Her mother Was
out OF the house after bucket OF water
when the child took FIRE
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SUIT oorvnrrIoH TO oPEr

SCRANTON. Pa. Nov. ls.-The an
nual convention OF the pennsylvania
Woman Suffrage association opens here
tomorrow with 500 delegates In attend
ance. The convention Will last week
rage through the next legislature will
he framed during the week
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Arrordinn to word received IN this
cts yesterday tunEreasrn1r-rIrrf David
ffOliinn auOrtn has endorsed vs.. E
Thomas. ~ Martins Very. and n rforn-
iuFuf banker ~ this city Tor The posi-
ton uf state RANT HuTrrln ndruf Mr.
Thomas d. cashier ~ fhr Nrldr ruuff
Rank q TRUST company 90 this .Ift ana
a. we'll qualified fuf fhe position urH
hla fr.rnIH Hrc hauuE cat lc uIl land
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Malvern Mayer.

Funeral arrangements over the re-
mains of the late Malvern Mayer will
probably be held Saturday afternoon
at the home OF his mother, Mrs. Emma
Naegele. of Glenwood. Rev. r. NJ.
Preuss officiating. Interment will be
In Greenwood cemetery. Mr.. Mayors
death occurred yesterday morning at
1880 o'clock. following an extended
illness OF tuberculosis. for which he
took treatment at the View Point
Sanatorium. He was In the twenty.
sixth year OF his age. and was con
sidersd. when in health. one OF the
greatest duckpin rollers in the city.
being a devout lover OF the game.
lie was driver for the Mendel Broth
ers' Pearl Laundry for a number OF
years. and his pleasing personality
aid cheerful manner won for him a
large number OF fast friends A pail
OF sadness was noted about the works
yesterday. He Is survived by his
mother. Mrs. Emma Naegele. sister.
Miss Mary Mayer; two step-sisters.
Misses Margaret and Alice Naegele,
and the following step-brothers. John.
George. James and Richard Naegele
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cold quickly. ~
Frli directions for chfld-e, and
grownups In each package.
Mothers can rest eksy After rf.ia--
This gentle. harmless laxative 10 chii.
dren "
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uNHEfgHi nc. ra nov rs.ur
Marshall state veterinarian stated Co.
uiFhf that NOT UHaf o. the foot aud
muuth disease had been reported far 81
hours and that she uuaranflne uas o..
luN enforced NfFN rufiafnHf nfIff TH
under rfnt. usfniits without IIfUsuIff.
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THE men 81 the kirkwoud preahyter-
Ian church have completed arrange
unrufH Co. serve one Of their famous
turkey auuurrs o. the church ON the
evening 81 Thursday. December 10
Tickets VIII be- placed on eaie On p Few
DAYS and nu doubt "a large crowd VIII
attend supper viii he served from .
ff1I a nsffnTE
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SPECIAL ulsuatch 90 fhe Intelligence
Cl-ARKSBURG. w. Va. Nov. IS
Jacob Scott. r. pioneer resident OF Har-
risou county. died to-day az his homs
~ Wolf summit
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REGULATE 4 CHILD'S BOWELS WHEN
CROSS, BILIOUS OR FULL OF COLD

Any child will gladly take Caesar
cts Candy cathartic.- which act gent.
iy-never grips or produce the slixh.-
est manifestations cleanses the
little ones Constipated Bowels. sweet.
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BRIDGEPORT


Funeral services we're hold yesterday
Afternoon from the home ~ Mrs. Jessie
Nc lherEuu. az itiFerFiew over the re-
mains % The late Mrs. Mary Jane Wat
son. who died Sunday afternoon. The
services we're o. charge ~ NcV ". q.
Yields pastor ~ thr Elrat Christian
church 81 the Island. and Was largely
attended fntermeut was o. Lluwo0d
Trmafars
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szEAx HEPAraED.

BefnT Used Again.
The biz ufsak Do the water main 81
Thirty -nrat sud fhaplius streets va
fennifed Yesterday afternoon and the
water TUNED uu shortly before eight
WrluCk The ure houses we're irurne.
dlately notified - the repair several
- The LARGE concerns were extremely
handicarped hv the lack ~ water yss-
tfrdav wurnlnr. although the Shortage
va hridGrd over by storage tanks
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Cause Not Known.

After an autopsy had been held. the
exact cause OF the death OF Gibbs, the
four-year-old son OF Mr. and Mrs. A..
q. Hsllock. had not been decided.
No examination Of the brain was
made. and II may be that death was
due 10 infantile trouble The child
became III Monday evening and
passed away Tuesday morning The
death Is considered extremely sad. as
the little tot was very well known In
the neighborhood In which he lived.
aud was general favOrite. The Ga.
neral will be held this afternoon at
o'clock A. the family home. No 300
North Huron street. in charge OF Rev.
T. q. Koontz. OF the Second Presbyte-
tian church. aud interment will be at
Greenwood