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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-20
Missionary Meeting

The annual meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary Society of the
South Georgia Conference of the
Methodist church which was re-
Gently held in Dublin, was large
ly attended.
The amount of money raised
for the year 1913 was for Home
Department $4,000. Foreign
Department $28,678 making a
total of $56,67 This amount
was given by the enlisted men,
bers of the South Georgia Con-
ference. What a splendid offer
ing might have been made if
every woman in the church had
a part in it.
The Woman's Missionary So
ciety Of Fitzgerald Central
Methodist church is asking for
this year over and above the dues,
$500 for the Foreign Department
and $500 for Home Department.
1t is hoped that every woman in
the church will share the bless
ing that comes from this work.
Mrs. S. G. Pryor, who was
delegate to the Conference at
Dublin gave a very interesting
report at the meeting on last
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. E. Goethe,
Pub. Supt.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-20
Strayed

Blaze face Bay maze.
large dark horse.
dark mare mule.
Liberal reward to finder.
Bring them to DOdd Supply
Co., Fitzgerald, Ga. 1t.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-20
CHILDREN WHO ARE SICKLY

Mothers who value their own comfort and the
welfare of their children, should never be without
box of Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children,
for use throughout the season. They Break up
Colds, Relieves Feverishness, Constipation Teeth
ing Disorders, Headache and Stomach Troubles.
Used by Mothers for "a years. THESE POWDERS
NEVER FAIL Sold by all Drug Stores 25c.
DON'T ACCEPT ANY SUBSTITUTE. Sample mailed FREE.
Address, Allen S. Omsted. lie Roy. N. Y.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-20
Roof Cement

Will stop leaks in your roof.
Anyone can put it on and save 50
cents per hour for timers time.
For sale by G. P. Mcmillan, 223
S. Grant street.
Timer and Roofer. All work
guaranteed. 19-1mo.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-20
Confidence Plus Advertising

The advertisements in this is
sue of the Leader Enterprise are
strong evidence of the fact that
business is good and, among the
business men. local and country
wide, there is confidence that
trade is growing better. Never
has a firmer and more optimistic
outlook been recorded in CONNER
cial and financial history. Could
anything be more cheerful? And
is anything more potent than
confidence to keep business
thoroughly alive? Only one other
and that is this; confidence plus
advertising are the natural stimu-
Tents that make the trade wheels
roll.
Gentlemen: We are address
ing those who have something to
sell, whether clothing, hardware,
furniture, groceries, or sundry
things-from a fountain pen to a
lot of land, an automobile or a
baby carriage, advertising will
bring buyers. If you have some
thing to sell, advertising will
help you sell it.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-02-20
Wanted To Sell Mules

l have a pair of large mules
about nine years old, will sell cheap
also two horse wagon. Apply to
W. l.. Becker II miles east on
Ashton road. 8.tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
IS RED LIGHT
DISTRICT OPEN?
RuMoR HAS 1T THAT GIRLS REMAIN
IN DISTRICT AS BEFORE
FAMOUS ORDER
Also That Place Was Running Saturday
Might During High School Ffrs-
Is Chief Leylaad Boss7

When the cats are away the mice Will
play likewise. when the police are re-
moved from the district south OF the
creek. the girls will have their felloNs-
III the reports are trhe. ~ is said mar
while the officers were patroltng tho
scene or the IRE Saturday night rrat
par ulours OF the girls left over me
.tetN sneaked IN the houses and STAYED
mere until after the FIRE was exfin-
~ shed. This seems 90 be the hardest
tulhg Tor the chief 60 combat in his
hrnt against vice IN this district.
was generally thought mat a. o
,hI'I Intended 20 rout an OF the girls
out Of the district. but this leads MANY
go HeIeFe tl1t there are still others who
nave not lett tho city. In the crfm-uat
court room Yesterday there were several
FORMER inmates of these houses presert
90 tfstifr 90 certain ac~id-tnrowirF cases
m mere did they come from They had
not been locked up and ~ - n settled
isct that they DID not spring 20 earth
Eum1rs are going about the CITY thai
several ~ me girls who were supposed
90 have left the CITY never got ,bsy.
Icnih street and now are living ir
Ir'e rnnrucr.. and call their
ends over the telephones and fip
en- |ore 90 SO. This o. 4 hard etI
Ln hH and the rhief will ind hIa hand.
fulI before Dc is through with 70. psopt.
wonder why ai the girls we're NOT wsfa
60 leave town lu accordance win ere
hrsf order issued by the chief. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
COMPLETE FIRE
INVESTIGATION
SOME TIME TODAY ACCORDING
TO DEPUTY FIRE MARSHAL
kINDELBERGER.
Work Was Continued All Day Yester.
DAY n Last EVenins-SeveraI
Theories Being Studied.

The investigation being conducted
into the couse Of the High school fire
OF Saturday night by Deputy Fire Mar
shall NJ. {. Kindelberger, was contin-
ued until today and there is a posi-
blity that the work will not be finish
ed by evening. Several theories have
been advanced as TO the exact cause
but a decision will not be announced
until the work is completed. II seems
settled practically hat the fire origi-
mated under the steps in the basement
near the west wall, but how is IN .
question. II Is said that a small nile
OF shavings were known to be al mi.
place and whether they became ignited
from a wire or were set on fire in
some other manner has yet to be de-
cided.
Several witnesses have been called.
including nremen. janitOrs and early
arrivals at the fire. The investigated
Is being conducted al the hook and
ladder station on Twentieth street and
II is thought that there will be some
surprises when the fire marshal has
completed his work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

parrah obsenuies-

The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late Thomas Darrah. who was
regarded as one Of Wheeling most
highly and respected citizens and
who had held several positions OF
honor and trust with the city's gov
eminent. was laid to rest yesterday
morning AZ Greenwood cemetery. Tho
services. which were Of an Impress
I've nature. were held at 10 30 o'clock
in the home OF Robert G. Darrah. No.
80 Poplar avenue. Woodlawn. Rev
G. II. Robinson OF this city. pastor of
the First United Presbyterian
church. oficiated AZ the services. a
large of friends and rcla-
tives who had been acquainted with
the deceased for years were present
AZ the service. The floral offerings
were beautiful The following
nephews acted as ~pallboarers
Robert j Darrah. John Darrah.
Thomas VI. Darrah. Darrah Keenan,
~ Sebrinr. O.. Paul Cullen az New
Cumberland and David ~ Darrah Of
Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
INSPECTION OF
RUINS ORDERED
BOARD OF EDUCATION TAKES
ACTION AT MEETING HELD
LAST NIGHT.
Hestins Plant TO Be Inspected ard
Furniture ~ Manual Train
ing Equipment Removed
From School.

The building and grounds commit
tee OF the board OF education OF the
Independent district OF Wheeling met
last night at the public library 20
consider plans TO alleviate the situa-
ton al the present time. Il was de-
cided TO canvass the situation care
FULLY and to place men at work 10
save as much OF the furniture as pos
sible. II was decided 10 inspect the
heating plant of the building and 10
start a fire. IL II was decided expedi-
ent. TO dry the walls and floors.
The plant will be given a thor
ough going over before there IL any
nre placed in IL to insure against a
second cOnhagration. All machinery
and the manual training department
tools will be taken out OF the pres
ent building and removed 10 the
Union school. where they can be
taken care OF. even though this work
Is not continued. Although nothing
can be done with the building proper
until he meeting OF the insurance
adtusters. yet men will be placed al
work Immediately 10 clear the
w~reckage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
TO PREVENT
CONSUMPTION
Some Ways You Keep Of
Dread tuberculosis.
Take Bears Emulsion in Time
Watch for the symptoms
of Disease

How TO keep from getting consump-
ton Keep the body strong and
healthy-Now then: how are you 20
ing 70 keep the body healthy: not by
losing weight every day: not by al.
lowing that tickling in your throat 10
remain. not by getting bronchitis or
tonsilitis on every little exposure:
not by letting you children have the
Group or shopping cough and not xiv.
ing them something hat will heal the
throat and build up the system: not
oy going from day 10 day with a tired
feeling. no appetite and pains about
through the body. Keep the BODY
strong and healthy by taking Bears
Emulsion. II has been thoroughly
tested by people in your own county
PEOPLE that YOU know say II is the
best thing they eve took for any OF
the above ailments. II is sold to you
on a positive that Il will do
as recommended or money refunded
one dollar a bottle. Sold by Baer's
Drug Stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

teenth and Belmont streets will en-
tertatn a class OF young men OF the
south Bellaire VI. f. church. taught
by Mrs. Glasgow. Friday evening OF
this week.
A big initiation meeting was held
by the Bellaire hive. Ladies OF the
Maccabees, last evening. The newly
elected officers were Installed. n
large class initiated and at an ap-
propirate hour a delicious luncheon
was served.
4 banquet will be held by mem
oers OF Rev. w T. M~cCormick's class
OF the United Presbyterian church
Thursday evening OF this week.
A very enjoyable dance was given
by the Bellaire council. knights OF
Columbus. in the Elk's hall on Bel
mont street last evening. Music was
furnished by Berneider's orchestra.
This evening at her home on North
Jefferson street Mrs. James McGraw
Will entertain the members OF the
Home n Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Second Presbyterian
church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
INDIAN LECTURE
Interesting r~ik Given By rahan a. z.
NJ G A Last Evening
Directors Elected.

The Indian lecture delivered by Taha-
on Things I saw and Did While a saw
age at the v. VI. Q. A. yesterday eve
ning was we'll attended. The speaker al
80 gave quite an interesting account OF
clusters hight agaius the Indians. IN
connection with his lecture the speaker
told or his life history from the time ne
Vas a hoy up TO the present time. Tahan
More an Indian costume while he was
speaking
Or. Frank LeMoyne Hupp viii lecture
BEFORE the gymnasium class at the Y.
~ g A on Friday evening his subject
helnE The Obligation OF the Public 10
the Medical Research Laboratories"
THE annual election Of directors Tor
the \. NJ q. 4. was held Yesterday hy
the members Of the association. The
polls were open from !. o'clock up un-
VI 10 o'clock last nigh The total mum
Der OF directors elected is p. eight new
being elected annually. OwinE
10 the late closing Of the polls the names
or the successful Candidates will not be
announced until today. The names OF
the candidates who were on The ticket
are: Harry l. Bond. John NJ. Brown. A.
;. Hare. Howard Hazlett. Il. Garth
hearne. j. J. Holloway. W. r. Stone and
r. W. Williams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

sioe kindergarten. which Is held in
ne King Daughters Day Nursery
n second term Was begun under
promising conditions and viii no
. prove a cce
An electric wires connected win
the hlgh school were cut yesterday
and every spark OF nre Vas
pronounced out by CHIEF Rose.
-Michol Rucki. aged % years. a
native OF Poland. Russia. nled bis
declaration Of becoming an American
citizen yesterday IN the federal
court His present residence Is No.
II Forty-nfth street. this city. and
he Is a mill worker by occupation.
He arrived in this country in 1909.
The large sewer on Eon stree,
caved in yesterday az the corner OF
seventeenth street. II will likely be
repaired today by the street depart
ment.
A new furnace Is being Installed
IN the Zane Street NJ. r. church. The
entire heating system will be i'm
proved. The work will likely be com
pieted within the next week or two.
Many students who have been
spending the holiday vacation az
their homes In this city and vicinity
left yesterday TO resume their stud
les. Others will leave today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
CHARLES CLEGG
WAS NOT KILLED
BODY SAID TO HAVE BEEN
FOUND IN RUINS OF
HIGH SCHOOL.
Was on Roof Of Laboratory When
wall Fell, but Was Only Slightly
lnJured-has Returned Home.

II was reported throughout the city
last night that the body OF Charles
Clegg had beer taken from the ruins
of the Wheeling high school. which
was destroyed by FIRE Saturday even
Ing. Investigation. however, caused
the discovery OF the man, none the
worse for his experience. lust how
the report became circulated is not
known. but the alleged victim stated
to an ln~telligencer reporter that he
had not returned TO his home until
Sunday night and this may have &C
counted for the rumor being circu-
lated.
Mr.. Clegg said that he was visit
ing at the Eighth ward hose house
when b alarm was received and he
went 10 the high school fire. While
there he aided the hremen in their
work and was upon the wall OF the
laboratory just prior TO the falling
OF the wall which caused the death
OF W men and injury OF several
others. He said that he thought he
saw the wall falling and jumped 10
the ground, escaping serious Injury.
He did. however. suffer an injury TO
m of his hands being struck by a
brick.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
MORRISTOWN

MORRISTOWN. o.. Jan. 5.-Mr. Har-
~ Sipe very pleasantly entertained a
number OF friends AZ the Hotel Hornc-.
Wednesday evening. to sec the old Sea-
OUT and the new one In. The house VA
scau.liuHy decorated In red and green
Ior me occasion. There were Il couple
present and the various games indulged
", afforded an enjoyable evening for An
N.uslcal selections We're rendered on tha
piano by Misses Helen Shepherd. Avica
Iolen ana Harry Sipe. At a sea sonabf.
hour dainty refreshments were served
lhose present were: Misses AIthea vii
son ANice Dolen. Clara Tracy. Erciie
Folen. Ethel Dunn Elizabeth Tracy.
Iieskett. Bethesda. Gale Wilson. Helen
".lnerd' Hattie Major. Lura Perkins.
i;oNdsyille; Meta Piper. Bethesda. Marv
Belle Lee. Nellie shepherd Mrs carles
sine, Villa Shcpcrd. Messrs Hovvsru
wilson. Howard Lee. Harry Wright
H5rry Sope. Joseph Shepherd. Jr. jos.
shh f~ancoast. John H~ickenbotham. Lon
Lawrence Roby. Nelson
shepherd. oliver Major. Paul Mao
Talph shepherd. Roy Wilson. Roland
Davis. Welday Rolev. Willard Georg.
10 dsNille, Chas. Sipe. Jr.. Cambridge.
Myers Gillespie moved into the James
harfy property recently.
MISS Helen Murphy and sister. Of
narnes.ille. visited al VIM. Roby's. New
Miss Lefty Joiley returned hon. Fri
Gay from a visit with friends IN Penn
Mrs charles slpe and son. also NJ
itorner and son. have returned 10 thei-
noiue- ln cambridge. O.. after visiting
Miss Nellie hsepherd. who f. ATTENDING
@louhl Union college. also Howard WI.
sou or Franklin. Neldav RowIcv. or
a"ere Frent their vacation with
Oscar Lees children are sick with
Ouarteri5 meeting was held I'm tb.
vi aHHHH.h g..
ices conducted hy Rev. church. OF
Tho Young people held "a dance ia
the Masonic nall Friday evening Nfr.la
Sas furnished by the Jones Suing
Miss Nlrred N,rndr,e va. taken .,
We N"fth wheeling hospital Saturday
Lcavc items Of interest FOR tbi. p,p..
"a cor kine''s shaving and Hai-
Dresfing p%arlors West Main street.
clyde WriFh and family. Iesfs-
strah. ard family o- belmont. took ain
ner ~ ths Hotel .uorner yssterds
r.s me, us ai ifs Home ., re-
Hourre Saturday evening
lat night ars p pleasant Visit vifr
friends BOO fHr @uosf CIfr.
There. VII he a series ~ ~sstirr-
.n ne H.F1 street Crristiar church o.
h' r"ud'.e 81 ht the trained choir
w liilon hss OPENED a broom f.
we John Iiare has returned from
TIE rt.r we'll So s. drilled 10 . ,.u
,ls $50 Win r. fair ahovirg for 10
clts Ors1n. ~ rerrs.r'e spent
0undt' win bic parents rsrs
l"fk CITY Hre tIsIfrr ROD. lives in me
ITO members Of the o.. BIB s. CAV.
% cake vHlt in GOO - H1Ii saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
COMPLETE PLANS
Executive Committee o. Woman's 40.
pttsl Association GETTING Ready
FOR Opening Of New
Institution.

Tho executive committee Of the Wo.
mems Hospital Association will meet
Wednesday OF This week az th. Obi,
valley General Hospital. for the pur.
pose OF outlining plans and 90 make
mai arrangements Tor tho opening ~
hr hospital The work Of Eettine fro
building in shape for tho final omen.
Ing i7 going ffeadliy forward 90 fh.
present time an or the furniture Ii
being placed 90 the rooms and the en-
TO- building VIII sOon be- equipped Tor
frn nr7l opening.
The committee in charge ~ setting
me date and making arrangements f,r
me tnal opening viii make public no
exact date inside Of Che next few dl,a
p .'t1 program o. being arranged arf
wv b" carried ont on the opening date
nf The hospital. which etrut viii flf
on . Saturday on tho dav after toe
Inal opening Tho building will be opar
20 me public for inspection where o..
frono VIII have p chance 20 VISIT tho
most modern and up.todafc horpitaf
in Tho United states
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
BELLAiRE
School Renort.

Superintendent OF Schools J. \
jackson. has completed the regular
monthly reportfOr the month o. school
ending December. 10, 1919. The re.
port Is an excellent one for such a
short period and shows earnest coon.
Grafton on the part OF the children.
teachers and parents. The tntat en-.
rollment for the month was 2SSs. OF
which zoos were perfect in attendance.
The teachers paid y visits TO the
homes of pupils. The percent of AZ.
tendance was 96.7 and IS cases OF tar.
diness. The following teachers have
an exceptionally high attendance ana
no hardness for the month. Miss
phillips. 80; Miss Bines. 90. Mr.. An.
derson. 9g.G and Mr. HAY ward. 81. An
increase Of 3C2 In sh over the
same month in 1908. an increase of
Dot IN perfect attendance: and an In.
crease OF % per cent I'm attendance .
ana a decrease or 30 In Hardness. An
increase or 6f4 in visits OF parent
ana others an Increase Of . in teach.
ers visits 10 homes. and an incrrase
or i In tho number OF supervisors and
teachers. and an increase Of 1876 in The
High school enrolment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
RESUME WORK
Consulting Engineers VIII Take Up
study OF Filtration Matters To-day
May Report Soon.

me work OF testing water and getting
their reports In shape will be started in
earnest this morning by the c~onsultin-
engineers. kommer, Johnson and Cooke.
Ihese men hope to get their findings IN
shape as soon rs possible and TO submit
thelr reports TO the board OF control
: htichard kommer arrived yesterday
from Pittsburgh and Engineer Johnson
VIII arrive this morning from New York.
Ihese gentlemen have been away from
me city looking over Office work and get
ting suitable data together for handling
the situation.
The work was to have been taken up
ana ormall discussed yesterday but the
EeaNy storm was the cause Of EnEineer
Johnson not being present and the meet
ing was continued until this morning.
hey made a short report to the board
OF control Yesterday OF what they had
gone over. but this was done In an in
formal way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
GEN. BEACH IS
SERIOUSLY I'LL
WELL KNOWN LOCAL MAN m
hoVED TO GLENDALE HOS
PfTAL YESTERDAY.
Reports Prom That Institution WA.
to the Effect That His Con
dition r. Serious

General g. ~ RcacN. we'll krov,
clerk of the Bloch Hrothera T0barrp
company. was removed Co. tho GIeudaIe
hospital yesterday iu a rather drrrer
Que condition Ore Reed HHirI and
~ohWIuu uperated ON Tire man durirr
Hfff-rnou and latest reports rr1rT
mo Nr lifnI we're o. The effect that fra
Do would fn at u~rrhHhfIifr recover rr.
ID.- some unlocked FOR complication
arise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
"The Sign of the Black Lily
Two-reel Detective Drama.
Olympic Theatre,
Wednesday.
Sc.

The J. r. Greenlee Paint company
OF this city. which was recently in
corporated az Columbus. has made
the trustees OF the Christian church
property an ofer OF $4,000 for their
property. Il Is alleged. The deal has
not as vet been closed. but a meeting
OF the trustees and the board Of d.
rectors OF the company will be held
soon and the matter Will be definite
" settled. If this company purchases
The building numerous improvements
will be made. A fine new front will
no placed In the building and two fine
store rooms will be constructed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
EXCITING Runaway

A great deal OF excitement was Gre
ated on Union street yesterday after
noon when a horse hitched to a junk
wagon became frightened n ran
away. The horse made a wild dash
down Union street. n when just
opposite the school house. slipped and
FELL alighting on its back. breaking
the shafts and the harness. Beyond
the damage TO the shafts and the har-
ness he outfit was uninjured. al
though the horse was bleeding slight.
" at the nostrils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
poddridae ohssnuics

No doubt the many friends of Miss
Anna Marraretta Doddridro wnI be
prieved TO learn Of her death. which
occurred at her home az No. 2r2
North Front street yesterday morn
ing a. 2 O'Clock The deceased had
been n resident Of tho city for n
number Of years and was In tho
eiehty fourth year Of hcr age She
vas p very active member Of tho
Second Presbyterian church and was
held IN high esteem by an who knew.
her b is survived by one sister.
Miss Teresa Doddridre who resides
~ home. Funeral service viii b.
held from her late home "wednesday
morninr ~ 10 20 o'clock after which
the remains Will he shipped 40 Wells
Ourr FOR frformonf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

The regular meeting Of the Bellsire
lodge No. 81. Fraternal order Of
Eagles. was held In the T. O. q. >
building last evening and a large mum.
Der we're In attendance. Following
The regular business meeting the an
nual installation of officers took place
Arrangements werc made for q big
initiation and banquet. which will be
held iu tho near future
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
PERSO NAL POINTS

George Beans will return to Kis-
college. Salisbury. Pa, this
morning after spending the holiday
vacation at his home in Pleasant
Valley.
James II. Beans OF the Beans foun-
dry Al Martins Ferry will spend to-
day in Pittsburgh on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06
GUARDS PLACED AT
HIGH SCHOOL RUINS,

Guards have been placed around
me nigh school ruins TO protect IL
from relic hunters. who have been
prevalent since the fire. Pieces Of
books. seats. small bits OF bricks, etc.
nave been al a premium, and for this
reason the board desires the ruins
10 be protected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-06

VOC vas ..f.H. .H fNn r.f. ra.rrr.
day o. fIt Hnfrf tHf r.r Ilrrur
Rad passed H~.. nf f.r r.mnv N.m. o.
-~eaFsrworfI NfrtTa fnr death r..
cured Dcccmher H. 1914. and r. uar
n.irIel Mf Mrni rfmpfarH near Ha
place - frafh Tic fe.aa.rf De- rr-.rr
re f1Ior ~ relatives rrrIlea f+
gtdoH N~aIrHfrU. rwmn UIarr.r
Tarrasfer a sister nf.r H.-r rr.....
of I.r1 NrUrrfH arf ono HrrtH rr rr.
v larr1rfef. Df 0 rrr1rf rr|
INe vas member u. fs rI.mura
p i..u n.rr|n'r..r oil. .f
= furf1r school fn. fE .f... ..H a
Ne rffru non. Hf- of Nr wHrr.... II.I...f
Camp Nfffirg aarr-frfnr Don. ua