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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
TORREON CONFERENCE Is
HOLDING UP MEDIATION
RESIGNS
SECRETARY Bryan Makes For-,aI A..
nouneenent % the Resienation
G. Minister Williams % Greece

NAsRl.SGTON. July s Formal an.
nouh''mrut Of the resignation of
GCui sC freo Williams as minister 10
GrsSto md Montenegro was made, late
TO-DAY a. the state department.
SECRETARY Brya an issued this state
ment wlfnout comment.
"Mr Williams requests Secretary
Bryan 10 tender 20 the president Ms
rssiEnsuon az minister 20 Greece and
Moui"LtgrO. tie SAYS the reason Tor
his resignation H. thar he cannot com.
ment upon the situation IN Albania as
he would like under the restraint i'm.
posed by his diplomatic position and
that Z, does not feel that be can con.
sci'uGoGsly keep silent with the
knoWl''gy which he has Of what Is
being done
"Ho .JNs that h considers the sue.
cess oi a., president more important
90 th' Wurld than all OF the efforts
barrass him and wishes 10 thank him
for the consideration which has been
shown him"
viii Accept Resignation.
President Wilson l. expected TO ac.
cept the resignation tomorrow and
close the brief and extraordinary ca.
reer OF Mr. Williams as diplomat
Aroused over press dispatches contin.
ually quoting the minister as bitterly
CritiCisinC conditions in the new king.
dom Of Albania. and arrAigninK the re-.
sponsible European powers. the Presi-
dent caused his resignation to he
asked FOR by cable last Friday night.
~ T. understood. however. that Mr..
W illi3ms. foreseeing the inevitable.
already had the resignation on the way
10 Washington.
This case Is said 10 be without pre.
cedert IN the history OF the State De.
partment. other ministers have got
ten in trouble through too free criti.
(Contnued on PAGE Eieven1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
FAlRMONT HOTEL MAN HELD
FOR VIOLATING YOST LAW
EMPLOYEES ALSO HELD UNDER
BOND FOR SAME
OFFENSE.
Two Cases Tried Yesterday Fail of
COnviction-NIOre Ar.
rests Made.

Special Dispstch to tho Intelligence.
FAlkMONT. W. Va. July G-Thc
hrst two hearings for violations OF
the Nost prohibition law In Marion
county took plac" tonight. and in both
cases the State failed to make a case
and the prisoners were released Ac.
iiNities commenced early today when
b. q. Williams. proprietor Of skinner. I,
tavern Daniel Webster and Luther
-onkins. Colorpd purtpre. and Charles
lambard. Italian bCllh0p. ufro aII ar.
raigned Tor ILLEGAL selling They we're
arrested last Friday. giving bond for
iher appearance today. 80 tho hear.
ing aN waived examination and were
held by Justice Nusrro1r iu bond Of
t'Oo each for The Lraud Jury and also
in bond Of <I each not to violate tho
fOst Law arain
Two Gases Dropped.
Tonight y. kIiucfslf. travelling sales
man, arrested July I charged with rIv.
inE whi-key 90 Sells Hawkins st q
room in the Maniey hotel vent on
rial ito was represented hy Judge
p. p Morgan. kliuofnlf tut up a
strong defense and prosecuting affrr.
uey Morris for the State was unable
20 convict Justice. Fleming dismissed
ne case against him
Albert Hayes charged with selling
"hiskey. purchased az Pt Marion. TO-
nis lNvesvilie friends WAS then ar.
raifuod for trial Tho chief witness
against Hayes admitted Do mac -fo;cn
in" Whleknv from Hayes room and
.roscrut'rg aft0rucw Morris moved 90
llrmiss b" case against him which
Justice Fleming did
C1orlt tonaway. Deputy Buckley
.nd lonsfHhIos Walker aud Rirrs 10.
lH. arrested kulmau Tiuta CHARGED
hn couHIriuE a tucaknaEy 90 fre
p. ana N Construction Camn Tho
coon a' thn camp wHs also arrested
shd much liquor and beer c0nfecafrd
D. The officers There have u1r.
neen over hfy arrests in This county
ior Eloaion7 n The Nosf law with ful
ly $50 kegs OF beer fOG GALLON. a.
Whiskcv and 100 gallons N wines
brandies and other liquors confscated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
PLEADS FOR MORE DRASTIC
BANKING BUSINESS REFORM
HARB0RS BILL
Taken Up In Senate In Place Of Trade
Commission BilI-And Attack
Is Bitter.
u-AGtITNf,rnN

WASHINGTON. July s. - The ad-
ministration trade commission bill.
heading the antitrust program. was
laid aside temporarily in the senate
today for debate on the river and har-
Dor appropriation bill. No senators
were ready TO discuss the trade com
mission bill tNt tomorrow Senator
Reed will speak. attacking the consti-
tutionality OF the prohibition against
Unfair competition
Consideration Of the rivers and har-
Dor bill developed some OF the strong
opposition which has been slumbering
In the senate. Throughout the day
Senator Burton continued TO attack
Of the various projects appropriated
for.
" was made plain that obstructive
tactics would be resorted TO in an Of
fort 10 defeat the bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
DETECTIVE AGENCY NOW 8
EMPLOYED ON CARMAN CASE
AT INSTANCE or NASSAU
COUNTY OFFICIAIS-RE-
HEARSE MURDER.
Inquest Adjourned TO Wednesday.
Another Important
Clue.

FREEPoRT. n Y. July s.-Coun.
y Detectives tonight began inve,,t.
EatlnE story told by Dr. CArrnan
that former resident OF Freeport
now living Ia Philadelphia. had mott.
ned a friend OF Dr. Carman that
while out In a motorboa, near here.
.he OF the women Of the party. said
tc Do auburn haired. had Threatened
h kill DR.. Carman when an oppor.
Unity presented itself An auburn
haired woman. said Co have been
lnucn excited. was seen boarding a
cSi here for New York early in the
morning after the murder.
FREEPoRT. n. y July c.-The
head Of a national detective agency
arrived here tonight and began an
ihvesugauon into tho murder of Mrs
Louise Bailey. who was mysteriously
killed In the office OF Or Edwin Car.
man last Tuesday night This de.
teeive Ia In the employ OF the Mas.
Eau county authorities. and a total Of
Zen men from his office are working
81 the case.
After conference with the authori.
YES the detective chief went TO the
rarman home. There he inspected
the grounds outside and then. with
lhree OF his men. went into o. house.
olicemen stationed outside would al
~ tA' W aNNl NfNaA NIlf mouse
while the chief and his mon were in
SIDE. One OF the detective who re-
inained In the yard declared that
very part Of the house would be care.
fully examined
After the chief had been in I. q
house half hour he returned TO the
lawn and the murder was rchearscd
With the chief acting The part OF the
murderer. Two OF. his men inside
the onice took the parts OF DR. Car.
iran and Mrs. BAILEY When this re.
hearsal WA concluded the chief ana
he men searched too Carman place
ira the property Fdioining IL thor.
ouRhly for clues Later the chief 70
turned 10 the house To resume his
examinations there
Inquest Adjourned.
The Inquest into the murder Of Mrs
BAILEY was abruptly adjourned today
until wednesday. This action was
taken 20 give the authorities a chance
70 investigate several new clews ana
10 look into the story told last night
ny lr. Carman, who Informed the uo-
tcon.snued on Page Nine.D
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
ADVANCED STEP
West Virginia University Has Been
Admitted TO Membership In the
American Assoc iation OF
Law Schools.
Special Dispatch to the Intsingence-

Special Dispatch to tho fntelnEencer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. July 6
Word has just been received here
from the secretary or the Executive
committee that the College OF Law at
the University OF West Virginia has
been admitted 10 membership In the
American Association OF Law Schools.
the highest classification of institu.
tons teaching the legal profession.
The advance step of West Nireinia's
law school came as result OF the
ACTIVITY of the dean, Henry Craig
Jones: OF Washington. n. G., who az
sumed his new duties just a few days
ago. II means that West Virginia has
"a law college on par with the high
est IN the country and that the re
Quircments for admission hereafter
viii be more rigid than in the past
Another professor had TO be secured
also to meet the requirements for on.
trance into the American Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
$4,000 VERDICT
3 a o. Empioye Forced 20 Work
Overtime Sustains Injuries For
Which Above Verdict Was Given

CHICAGO July g. - A Jury today
awarded james ~ Wilson. former
freight conductor ON tho baltimore A.
Ohio railroad. $4,000 for injuries rn.
Crtvcd after he had been forced %
work sixty three hours on. Of seventy
two. according 90 testimony
FrOpupd up in wheel chair vii
son told tho jurors ha had been made
% work three DAYS and nights. from
August % 20 %. 1918 with only nine
hours on FOR rect tfs said that while
switching a freight car fo % side track
at frniu.Nla. va. on flo 'hird day he
became exhausted and feu between
tho car and engine. H'a riEhf arm
was crushed and hie spine badly in.
iurcf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
KNOX VISITS OLD
FRIEND AT CHARLESTON

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July G.
Philander G. Knox. former United
States senator from Pennsylvania. and
secretary Of state under the admins
tration Of President Taft. accompanied
by his son, Hugh :. Knox. OF Pitts
burgh. are here the guests Of Walter
r. Clark. formerly of Washington. now
editor Of local newspaper.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
Inquest Adjourned. a
EXECUTIVE PARDON
Granted BY President Wilson TO Won,.
an Formeriy Domestic In
His Princeton Home. st

TRENTON, y. T.. July 6.-Throush
lnt personal efforts Of President vii.
son. woman who was emploved in
MS Princeton home a. domestic ten
years ago viii he released from the
Mercer county jail 10 which she was
committed on charge of habitual
oruhkenness The woman's name is
belng withheld AZ the request OF the
prtsldent VINO desires to give her a
new start In life.
tier predicament was discovered by
former Princeton school teacher
Miss Katherine Welsh. who wrote to
The president. Governor Fielder oi
New Jersey was asked by the prcsi.
dent 10 investigate the case and later
ordered the county authorities TO re-.
lease the woman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
700 PER CENT
Oniontown. Ps. Bank Declares Unpre-
eedented Dividend - Reserve
Bank The Reason.

JNlONTOWN. Pa. July d - IN or.
Ger io avoid subscribing Tor stock IN
LhD regional reserve bank. under tho
N'N currency f}sfrm. ln excess of its
3Nn capital stock tho Tirst National
I'I. oI lnl0ntoWu today declared a.
dividend of zoo Dor cent
ne capital ~ Tho bank is 800 900
ana surplus before tho dividend
vas 100000 Under tho law. ma
uonaI banks are compelled 10 invest
-ih U"r cent n their capital or sur.
n.us In regional reserve bank securi-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
SATISFACTORY
Progress Being Made at the Confer
enoe % CarrsnIa and villa Ad.
herents-lrportsnt Points
Are Settled.

TOEEI,CN. July c.-At the conclu.
zion a te.Gayr session of the Carran.
sa.tUir crnf'-srrr % was announced
fh't sr rhtirrs Iatrr up had been ar.
ranged --fIrfactoUlv and that there
War no. doubt fHa| fIs outcome Of the
r1f~ftUr would h' entirely favorable
fo fr~ u.fiIufforHiIefa cause. %
HTs uad~ known that but a few points
remained fO D. -'tflfd. and that none
ot those would influence tho result Of
'lC conference
FL PAsO. Texas. July 6-Tbe vii.
la.Carranza conference at To-reon
was in h0I alo.s deadlock accord.
inV to reports hero tonight f vas
said that both the Carrauza and villa
dclrE1tos had demanded tho eHmua.
tiou ~ certain adviser. to- which
neither eide would aEroe Practical
w Hll OF Carrtuza'a cabinet and most
al OF Villas adviaors had been re-.
Ques'od Co resign. it was said
Ii Ha" reported fo-uIFnt on good au.
fIOr.fE t'af Gen raI Clrrau.l had
D. Hro sr order 'vrrIliuv General Fe.
i.p0 ArH.i.a from tur Constitutional.
i.f rrI.F This wEa viewed a. retail.
afOrt measure AGAINST the villa fac.
ton after their action in conhscatinR
national funds and imprieouinc Car
rauzae officials AZ Iugrrz Angeles
recently Was dcposcd a. secretary OF
war on the Carrauza cabinet. and 90
was said Doe was one Of those men.
TONED by the Carranza delegates al.
Torreon whose elimination was r.
quested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
DAYTON CASE
To Be Taken Up BY COMMITTEE on the
judiciary TO Consider Irnpeseh.
nent Charges.

Special Dispatch 20 the Inteiilgencer.
WASHINGTON. ID. G. July g.
The committee on the judiciary OF the
House will. according to announce
ment made to-day. take up for consid-
Grafton the pending resolution by Con-
gressman NJ. NJ Neely asking for the
Impeachment OF Judge Alston Gordon
Dayton. Of the Northern District OF
West Virginia. This Is the first for
NAL notice that the committee has "a.
ken Of the Dayton case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
BOY DROWN

Special Dispatch to r.. IrtrITirrnrr-
MTNGO JUNCTION. % July 8 A
foreign lad whose name could not no
learned was drowned near the wa
bash bridge on the Ohio eide. here to-
day a search Tor tho body was made
throuFhout The day but was suspend
Cd when darkness came on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
FOREIGNER DROWNED.

Special Dispatch 60 tho intelligence.
STECBENNULE. o. July
While intoxicated today Joseph
Yurick. who could not swim af 1U
hoastinEly walked into a 20.foof hole
IN Cross creek az Mingo Junction and
was drowned while bic companions
looked on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
THIS COMES AS AFTERMATH
OF TENEMENT HOUSE
EXPLOSION.
Anarchists Claim Bodies of Killed
But Public Funeral May Not
BE Permitted.


NEW YORK. July s-One AFTER
math Of the dynamite explosion which
wrecked q Harlem tenement house
saturday, killing four persons. was a
conference Of police officials to-day
At which a campaign was planned
WIN = view 20 suppressing the activf-
ties OF anarchists. Industrial Workers
Of the World and kindred agitatorg In
iris city. on the four who met vio-
l.nt death Saturday. Arthur Caron and
udrlea Berg were reputed 20 be- ]
W. W. mcmbor-. and Carl Hansen was
allied with anarchists.
An Immediate result Of the confer
enc" to-day may be- n decision by tho
cry authorities not to grant a permit
ana Hansen In Union square most
saturday. Alexander Barkman. az
sfclist. has announced that hts Tot
loW'rr have arranged for such a fr-
neral. With march through fhe
street q, rcmcfcay Uc has cla m
ed ufo bodies which are in n private
ml' sue near Union square
\ permit viii hn npreaaarv "
frnorai ia IN bo hoI Bnrkmai nar
not applied Tor ono al yet
Close Police Supervision.
TT the services are permitted f fa
certain there will boz close police au.
pervision and that measures viii be
takrn 10 prevent demonstration at.
tended hy disorder
Michael Murphy. or NuspanH who
Escaped his companions fate In Sat.
urdayg explosion. has eiudod me po.
lIro. Ie o. wanted that hr may be
Questioned as to hIs knowledge of a
possible plot fu make use Of cvrio.
sives ln Wcefrhnsfrr county. either az
the estate of John N. Rockefeller in
tho Terry town court where Caron
Berg and other we're fo have hcen
tried to-day in connection with heir
recent Rockefeller demonafras
uons There is no warrant out for
Murphys arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
MICHIGAN BANKER MAKES
STRONG ADDRESS AT
ANNUAL MEETING.
Praises New Currency Law as Best
Ever Enacted-Suggests
Legislation.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. July e.
Pleading for more drastic banking
business reform. Edward n UoyIe
commissioner OF banking for vicrI-
gan, IN his annual address a. rrp.t-
dent. az the opening session TO-DAY OF
the annual convention Of the National
Association Of Supervisors of Stat,.
Banks, declared that Officers of bapi.-
must he prohibited from engaging M,
outside business. directly Of Indirect
~. especially in connection with con
Germs which were borrowers Al banks
IN which they were Interested
The Psychological moment has ar.
rived. said Mr. Doyle. when syrtems
~ use for many years must be revived
chlefly because Of the new currency
biH. which, in my opinion. is one OF
the best laws ever enacted and viii
prevent money parics Tor an time.
ihe same influence which enacted the
law wisely eliminated guarantee OF
bank deposits. and I sincerely trust
this convention viii unanimously mn
rs seal Of disapproval on such a
In speaking or the business ou,Iook
generally. Mr. Doyle 'saI No. hoped
tho present business depression mas
turned the corner and that the banks
may use the enormous sums Of idlc
money AZ fair rates
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
TEE wEArHER

WARRINGTON. July s.-Porsoa..,
Ohio. west virqfufa ana ue.t.,,
Pennsy n van is-Etrtiy cloudy Tusaday
ana wednesday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07
Saved Small Banks.

Joseph =. Emerson. banking com
missioner Of Tennessee. another
speaker. said that ha had saved sew
era email banks which had become
insol,crt hy permitting directors 10
flFc bonds for th" protection OF dc.
posItor.
President Wilson. DO was an.
nuunccd. bias requested tho aeantla.
ticn. which represents nsarIy ayarv
state In the union. 10 frame rorui4
lions by which tho banking laws Of
TIE various states would Corfo-r. So
inc now regional bank act Z gfIses
IOu from tho association will rsr1r.
The result of tuotr Efforts 20 Oh, tpG.
'ral reserve board of WaFrirrfor
next Thurrdav after which thew lgIii
meet President Wilson. gcoree r..
LaWont". banking and rurrpucv .om
missioner Tor New Jersey. dclyer,r
fn' address Of welcome Wp eu Ssu.
Jersey would not permit the takut
~ n bond from directors. bur rr.
guirod The raising Of guarantee
trust fund we get toe goods and
there is no question of validity Of
uii ectors' bonds he added
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-07

here photographs
Conn.
MS rend? shattered
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Blu t etnau
is aeouy
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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-05-29
HE CALLS 1T FISHING.
Drains a Ditch and Catches Trout
With His Hands.

San Francisco.-W. II. Davenport,
returning to his home here. tells this
story: II was back in Nevada recent
Iy, and a friend of mine who owns
what he calls just a little ranch Of
5000 acres asked me if would like to
fish for mountain trout | said would;
It's my favorite sport.
"'Come on said he. and he took me
to a stream across which he has built
dam for the purpose of irrigating
his alfalfa.
INSTEAD of producing fish poles he
suddenly turned on the water and let
it run full force through the irrigating
bitches for just a half minute Then
he turned it off, and, beckoning to me,
led me to the irrigating ditch.
"By this time the water which he
had let in had run out into the fields,
and on the bottom of the ditch were
about a hundred mountain trout left
high and dry and tapping about at
great rate.
''My friend gathered about twenty
into a basket and threw the rest back
alive into the stream. We had the
ones he caught for supper, and they
were delicious"
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-05-29
EAST WABASH

Mrs. Wesley Stiner called on Mrs. Shell
don Snider Monday.
Preaching at Friends Home Sunday
evening by the pastor,
Rachel Rush. who is working for Henry
Suhr, spent Sunday at home,
VIM. Enyart and wife were visiting sun
day.
Ohas. Shinn and family were the guests
OF friends east OF this place Sunday.
Henry Suhr called on Ohas. Rettic Satur-
day evening.
Andy Smith and family spent Sunday
with Allen Enyart and family.
Andy Strabley and family have forsaken
our burg for a home near Dayton.
Mrs. Betz entertained company Friday.
Molly Bettic called on Mrs. Olem Roe
buch, OF Blackcreek, Saturday.
Carrie Anderson and Anna Suhr attended
the high school commencement Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs Ohas; shinn and daughter Iva were
at Wabash Friday.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-05-29
IN PROBATE COURT

In the matter Of the estate OF Virgil II
Evans, Will admitted 10 probate. Election
OF widow nled, May Evans appointed eN-
ecutrlN. Inventory and appraisement dis
pensed with.
Belle Bennett committed to the Toledo
state Hospital.
In the matter OF the RuardiAnshi D Of John
=. Hin, guardian returned order OF ap-
prhisement OF real estate. Order OF sale Is
sued, returned and deed ordered. sale con.
nrmed.
In the matter Of the estate OF August
Hell, deceased sale bill returned and fled
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-05-29

horse, struck by the automobile In
which they were riding, was thrown
into the tonneau.
Charles w. Post OF Battle Creek
Mich, bequeathed over one-half of his
fortune, estimated at S22.000,0OO. to
his wife Leila and daughter Mrs
Marjorie Close of Greenwich, Conn.
The Japanese-American arbitration
treaty has been ratified by Japan.
The new Zeppelin airship LD3 made
a very notable record. She made a
nonstop flight Of 80 hours at an aver.
age Of nearly 50 miles an hour.
Samuel Montgomery Roosevelt, the
artist who is a second cousin of Col
onel Theodore Roosevelt. has been
decorated with the cross OF the
French Legion OF Honor.
Body believed TO be that of Nicho-
Las Gelser OF Westville, Ind, was
found in a Chicago railway station on
the pilot of the engine that pulled in
the fast mail train on the Lake Shore.
London detectives ralded the head.
quarters OF the militant suffragets,
arresting the leading officers and
seizing books and papers.
Editor Ebert L. Lampson OF Jeffer-
son, Ashtabula county, Ohio, will at
tack the new school code. He wants
an Injunction to prevent the organiza-
tion of q county board of education
Mr.. H0@nn will defend the act.
Mineral deposits containing radlum
have been discovered in Salvador
Central America,
To avoid being struck by a train,
Frank Carlson of Kenton. o., bridge
carpenter, jumped into the Calumet
river at Hammond, Ind, and was
drowned.
Crazed over the death of his moth
er. Robert Barnett, 21, colored, at.
tempted suicide at Columbus, o., by
shooting himself in the left breast
with a shotgun. He may recover.
Freeman T. Eagleson will be the
principal speaker at the get-together
banquet to Frank Willis, candidate
for Republican nomination for cover.
nor, TO De neld at Lima, o., May 2S.
After two days Of prayer and fast
ing in the woods near Huntington,
W. Va, Edward Miller surrendered to
the police, declaring that he had
made peace with God" for the kill
Ing Of Edward Johnson, who, he says,
was trapped with his wife.
Duke Of Connaught, at present gov
ernor general of Canada, may be the
next viceroy of Ireland
Death rate Of the United States
vas higher by two-tenths Of 1 per
'ent in 1913 than in 1912, according
o a statement by the census bureau.
Senator Pomerene received an invi-
alton from the PostofTice Clerks as
ociation of Ohio to address them at
layton on May 30.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1914-05-29
Will RETIRE FROM
ACTIVE BUSINESS
Veteran J. G. Snyder, Of Walnut
Grove Stock Farm, Offers
His Stock for Sale.

The veteran soldier and horsemnn j. q
snider OF the Walnut Grove Stock farm, al
Erastus, n few miles west OF this city. Is Il
retire from active business life. He has
surely earned vacation. The following
notice OF his sale explains his reasons for
so doing;
"On account OF falling health and old age
am compelled to retire from active bust
ness, and shall offer my entire holding OF
stock and fixtures for sale. including all OF