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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
JUDGE SHOT
FROM AMBUSH

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Sept. g.
Willis s. Knowles. for the past seven
years justice OF the Eighth district
court. was shot 70 death near his sum-
mer home on Lake Moswanisicut IN
North Scituate. today. The assassin
who fired from bushes by the road
side. escaped.
Tonight the police are searching Tor
man who formerly accompanied the
Justice on hunting expeditions. in the
nope that he may throw some light
on the personal affair OF the dead
man that will suggest a motive lor
the killing.
Justice Knowles. who was born az
Hockingport, Ohio. in 1858. was ad-
mitted 10 the Rhode Island bar IN
1888. He was unmarried. Mrs. Cora
Wardel, his housekeeper, said her
employer left the bungalow to eaten
trolley car leaving for Providence
az O'Clock this morning. He nad
been gone only minute or two when
she heard mans voice calling now.
I've got you. Judge" Three shots
toilowed. Running out to the nigh
way Mrs. Wardeli found the justice
dead. There were two bullet wounds
In the back and one in the Jaw.
The police inquiry developed that
the justice had for some time feared
Tor his life. He had confided TO init.
mates mat he had enemies who had
written him threatening letters.
A month ago. Justice Knowles had
stated to friends that he narrowly es.
capped being shot when approaching
the bungalow.
Justice Knowles was furthering the
organizing Of society that planned a
compaign against violators OF the FISH
and game laws. Also. he had taken
part in a movement designed to bring
about a closer police supervision OF
drinking places in his judicial district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
MAKES DENIAL
Gen. carranza Issues Statement That
carranza Troops Had No Part
In Border Trouble.

WASHINGTONh Sept. 6.-GeneraI
CarranZa today sent an emphatic de-
NAL from Vera Cruz TO Eliseo Are
dondo. his Washington representative.
that CarranZa troops had taken any
part in the recent disturbances along
the Texas border Mr.. Arredondo. IN
making public his chiefs dispatch.
urged that the United States govern
ment inquire carefully into the origin
OF the border troubles, intimating that
they were instigated by Americans
Il have issued instructions to zen.
eral Nafarrett.e" read General car
ranza's telegram. ito avoid ener-
getically any act that may cause any
International complications on the
border. Deny cmphatically that our
troops have either taken part in lie
disturbances OF Texas, or that they
allow the organization Of such banas
Of disturbers."
Arrendondo added this comment.
IF the American government
makes a careful investigation II will
become convinced that such bands
who are making trouble on the border
have other origin and are diricted w
people who have no connection what
ever with the constitutionalist gov
eminent and who reside under the iur.
isdiction OF the authorities OF tnis
country"
General Funs.on's dispatches 10 the
war department during the day for
warding reports from Brownsville IN
dicated that Carranzista soldiers nad
been bring across the border but ex.
planned that General Nafarrete had
aisaVo"ed the shooting and offered o
cooperate IN preventing further Gis-
luIDahces II was presumed here that
General Carranza's instructions 70 -
commander az Matamoros had Deen
sem subsequent 70 his recent dis
turbances
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
TAFT
(coatnasd from Firs, R.x..,

straint and sacrifice Of public veal
to political pelf and preferment are
cured by a longer training in partial
self-government"
Raps Mexican Policy.
Immediate developments in the
Mexican situation claimed Mr.. Taft's
attention for a moment.
Our policy OF so-called but mis-
called watchful waiting has dragged
on greatly to the detriment OF all con
cerned," he said. Now the anarchy
for which we are in part responsible
has developed raids into the United
States and the killing Of our own
people with the very weapons OF war
which our unwise lifting OF the en-
barge against the importation OF arms
into Mexico furnished our assailants.
Il only refer 10 our Mexican policy
by way Of illustration In warning you
that the policy DOW being pursued IN
the Philippines Of which we hear little
in the noise and excitement OF the
European war. Is In the end likely
TO return to plague us and command
our attention as much as Mexican AZ
fairs are thrusting themselves upon
us now"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
FEDERAL LEAGUE NOW ENGAGED
BREAKING IR0N-CLAD CONTRACTS

that no lives had been lost and that the
steamer had floated until thiS morning,
caused the German people 10 TAXI tine
sitaatioI calmly and there are no indtca-
lions OF appreh ension over any possible
effect the Incident may have on Gesi.a....-
American relations.
The newspapers abstain from COM
ment aside from advising their readers.
IN the terms OF a semi-official annoupce-
nent 10 await more details. bat In the
headlines they Indicate strong doubt as
70 the accuracy Of the press accounts Of
the circumstances particularly az 10
Nether the steamer was torpedoed As
described In the dispatches. storpedoed~
being printed with a question mark. and
one or TWO papers using In their head
lines. German torpedo or British nine
No reports on the HesDerian from Ger
man official sources need be expected
Tor at least week as the submarines
operating In the waters off that particu-
lar part of the British coast Delon< 10
a detachment recently cent out.
The admiralty had nothing 20 say to-
day when asked whether any report had
been received on the Arabic or whether
the missing submarine had returned or
was considered lost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
TRY TO BREAK
NEGROES ALIBI

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Sept. 6.-An
attempt 10 break down the aiibi OF
Two OF the three negroes held In the
Bristol county Jail. charged with the
murder Of Dr. G. Franklin Mohr. was
made today Samuel Selley and
Archibald Ducharm. OF this city. made
what the police said was a partial
Identification OF Victor Brown and
Henry Spellman as the ones they had
seen Tuesday night on the Nyatt road
near the spot where Dr. Mohr was
killed. and his secretary. Miss Emily
q. Burger wounded while in their
stalled automobile
An echo Of last Tuesday nights
tragedy viii be heard In the municipal
court tomorrow when the petition OF
Mrs Elizabeth r. Mohr. the doctor's
widow TO BE- appointed Administrative
OF his valuable estate will be heard
Mrs Mohr H. az liberty on $4,000 ban
pending her appearance I'm court Sep
TENDER l6 on charge OF having
plotted for her husbands death.
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BRYAN
too.sna.d Prom first p-r.s

audience burst into frantic applause.
Mr.. Bryan confined his address to a
discussion OF the ethics OF warfare.
the necessity. as he described II. Of
the United States keeping out of the
present trouble. and OF the duties OF
citizens in doing all in their power not
to endanger the country's peace. In
part he said:
I'VE must not be too hasty to criti-
else those In Official positions, who, as
know from experience. are often mis-
represented and misunderstood
II think the president has not al
ways been given full credit for his ef-
forts TO preserve peace. You will re-
call that when / resigned from the
cabinet | said that the President and l
did not differ in our desire TO main
tain peace. but only as TO the means to
the end.
Maintain Tolerance.
1T behooves all of us to maintain
tolerance and charity in the movement
for peace and to invite cooperation
from all.
This war proves that preparedness
is not preventative OF war.
1T will be impossible for one edo
in the European conflict to annihilate
the other. as has been suggested. One
side cannot dictate permanent terms
OF settlement to another. They must
get together. and they might as well
do IL at once.
If we ever have war I demand that
the lingo editors OF this country make
up the front line OF battle.
There is a difference between ones
right and ones duty. Some times IL
is citizens duty not to exercise his
rights. Citizens should keep out of
the danger zone Of the European con
fiict.
America must remain neutral so as
to preserve the useful task OF media
ton for herself after the war is over"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
STATE FAIR
CcOntinuod IRON I'm, P.r..,

terday's attractionsg There were so
many that IL would be impossible TO
select any one as the best. but the
quartet OF contortionists and acrobats
who gave an exhibition before the
grandstand during the afternoon Is
an entertainment that is not to be
sneezed at. Many who had seen the
dozens OF similar stunts declared that
the troupe was the best ever.
Col. Lutz said last night that he had
been asked by scores OF persons be-
fore the opening of the fair IL there
we're TO be any balloon ascensions or
aeroplane exhibitions. as had been
given for many years in connection
with the fair. These stunts have
become old" said Mr.. Lutz. but when
the free show in front OF the grand
stand was given yesterday in lieu OF
the death-defying stunts, the people
were pleased. and l candidly believe
that they really enjoyed It better than
seeing men risk their lives for
money"
Big Thronas Attend.
The gates opened under the new
MANAGEMENT at s.: 80 o'clock yesterday
morning. and from that time until
after O'Clock there was almost a
constant infiok of people. Thousands
who have attended the fair for many
years gone by were amazed at the
improvements that had been made on
the grounds. made by the directors
spending thousands of dollars that the
exhibition would be the biggest and
best In the Ohio Valley. From the en-
trance. and throughout the entire
grounds the fair proved to be "a thing
OF beauty" and which will, perhaps,
be "a Joy forever"
The Wheeling Traction Company
had on about double the number of
cars yesterday. and the large crowd
was well handled
While there were thousands to en-
ter the gates yesterday. there were
hundreds to attend the horse show last
night.
Big Day Today.
This morning the big vehicle and
horse parade Is to be given this morn
ing al 10 o'clock. Secretary A. H.
Hablitzell. Of the West Virginia AuNo-
mobile association. said last night that
there will be hundreds Of gaily dec
GRATED autos in the procession. and
that the most beautifully and elabor-
ately decorated car owner will be
awarded a handsome engraved silver
cup.
Though there are thousands Of
strangers in the city. last night there
were hundreds to arrive over the vari-
Gus roads. II IL estimated that there
win be not fewer than 1900 persons
al the minimum 70 pass through the
fair gates today.
The big attraction is on tomorrow.
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
There Is now no doubt but that this
years fair is to be the most largely at
tended. the best and the grandest ex-
hibition OF the kind ever held In the
Mountain state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
FAIR VISITORS
FILLING HOTELS

Every train brings large crowds TO the
Stete tair and the hotels are doing a
aushlns business. In many cases they
next few days of the fair rromis s,s
iiarser business. hTe tri-state arrival.
81 s, night az the hotels were.
~ otamm-R b. Norris. Charleston. r.
-. Malyn. Chester: j. :. KouFh Mrs
); = Rough. Edward Les. Militant \
Al aeosL Helen and Lawrence Rough. New
"a ~ tihsNille' Ed. Mexican and wife
chester Mr.; and Mrs. II. ]. Stern Wells,
eAle' X. y. williams. lola. Dr. Burk and
s sGpi Srsyr i;11, W. Va, I. c. Peterson
ton q. shaw. Clarksburg: =. NJ wells
S Sna VIE Pauline, Wells. Pennsborough.
baT rson Do5t' wife and daughter. Ellen
Wwa o6a; West Union; Belle Ford.
MeLars|B. H. Conner. Anderson; Nc.
lean Nash. Charleston. w. g Ffscher
eharleston; n Cochran, Charleston. u
n. smith. Huntington: o. II Wiii,,,,
RRunMsin ,; A. n; Parker. Huntington;
ant ant. Fairmont; Leo Kennedy. booths.
~ MIS-, Edward A. Pohlman. Akron,
r. r. r. Bray Barberton; Estclle Beais
-; =. Siers. clarksburg: G III. WHARTON
NS,tlSsrrksourg; ID. J. Rendaway: Albert i,
C n hrse; rsrferseuES; ); B. Ranseme
burg; J. II. NightengaIe. Charieston
y, L. Abbott. Grafton: j. A. Biller an
Sd5S,,I Fai5Rm 9nt Besse n. Young. steu,
70 70 ;. Newmyer, Paden city: &. II
ie s,ts earlkSersourgj g. y. critz. Mar.
orand Central-E. l.. Yeagcr. Sardis,
louis HUH. Piedmont. r. u. Burns
". Va; a IT. Latchaw, Defiance. o.
&c * G. Brake and wife. Parkersburg; Al
bert Campbell, Morgantown: Andv
ciark and wife. Endicott. o. h Yost
Nlarksburg, W. II. Ambrose Grafton
Ene hoSers-F. Cogley. Cameron: II
j. Wilson. Buckhannon. C. l.. Grove
Findlay, o.. L, Fowler. Marietta. Harry
iemingt Washington. Pa: Mr. and Mrs
,. J. Dulaney. Pine Grove: Karl IL
Schnettle. Washington. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
TEXAS RANGERS
CoOntinusd from Firss rars.,

them are American-born or natural.
lied and they have come because
they say they have been roughly
treated by the rangers or that their
husbands have been killed"
Nafarrete's Statement.
General Nafarrete's Abatement nae
as follows:
We have received orders from First
Chlef Carranza TO strictly observe men
Iraiity and not 20 help in any way the
Iehas revolutionists. UnfriendIy re-
ports have said several times that our
men nave crossed to the Texas side
10 nght This is wrong. because our
review list the first OF this month
SHOWS no man Is missing.
We nave given orders TO our on
GERS. not once. but three times. not 10
nre on American troops. even II they
hre on us. Two days ago we re-
ceived a telegram that al Cavazos
crossing Texas rangers and sheriff
hakers men came to the American
side OF the river and fired on our
troops. killing two civilians and
Wounding one Carranza officer. This
oticer did not order his men 10 return
the IRE. but instead. to retire imme-
diately from the river bank. he had
orders not to shoot. and he did not
shoot.
Colonel Robert l.. Billiard. IN com.
mand Of the American troops. has the
best Of intentions. and I desire 10 co
operate with him TO prevent trouble
We believe that there is a partv OF
outlaws on the Texas side that have
been firing on American soldiers. and
a. the same time shooting At Mexican
soldiers so az 70 start a battle. They
have taken advantage OF loops made
by the river bends. enabling them 10
create confusion az 20 whether the
shot FIRST came from the American or
Mexican side.
Our soldiers cannot approach the
border because they would be fired up-
on and ] have given orders for nv
troops 10 keep az least two kilometers
back from the river lone and one
quarter miles,. But they have TO 10
10 the river some times for water.
when they are In territory where IL b.
Otherwise unobtainable
Blames the Rangers.
TT there was good understanding be.
tween the American troops and nv
troops my men could approach ciosefv
90 the river and DO better patrol work
II We had 90 deal only with the Am.
orican military authorities We could
work In harmony. but ~ the Texas
rangers work on the river fronts. they
viii be- causing trouble an the time 90
General Nafarreto said he has now
available FOR border patrol duty be-
tween the mouth Of the river and Guer
zero. more than one hundred mfIea
above Brownsville. 1900 men includ.
ms customs guards
General Nafarrete said that one OF
DIE heuteuants who tried Co water bic
horse in The Rio Grandc az Rcvuora
vas shot from the American bank Ho
did not know The Identity of the tulera
but said DO did not believe they were
American troops
Major W H Hay. chief Of star for
Major General Frederick Funston. took
o trip along The border today. 10 waa
believed he contemplated another dis.
position of troops 90 give the govern.
mcnt better control Of the skirmiahinr
along the border No new hrhunr
was reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
INFANTILE PARALYSIS.

ERIE. Pa. Sept. g. State health
inspectors, and probably an expert
from the Rockefeller Institute win
arrive here tomorrow TO assist IN
checking an epidemic OF inrantile
paralysis. Six new cases were re-
ported today, making fifty cases since
January and "a from August i.
All children under u years have
been excluded from moving-picture
theatres and other places Of pubic
amusement. Members OF the board
or education today said schools would
not be closed unless state health in
spectors considered It necessary.
Failure Of physicians to report
cases Is given by the city department
OF health as cause for the spread
OF the disease.
one doctor has been arrested and
hned for not making a return OF a
case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
CONNECTS GET
REAL HOLIDAY

JOLIET. ILL.,. Sept. 6.-Labor day
was real holiday for the hundreds
OF inmates in the penitentiary. For
getting the walls and bars which cut
them of from the outside world. the
eonvicts stood up and howled with
glee while two pugilists pummeled
each other in a regulation ring in the
prison yard.
In Chicago. Governor Dunno be
came incensed when he learned that
the boxing bouts were in prospect
He telegraphed to the warden that the
fsfic feature. of the program was
wrong and must be eliminated. The
telegram, however, arrived too late.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
AEROPLANE INTO
CROWD; 20 HURT

WASHINGTON. Ind. Sept. G.
twenty persons were injured. three
fatally when an aeroplane dashed into
crowd OF people at Labor Day cell
ebration here late to-day. Oscar Cook.
a Chicago aviator. lost control OF his
machine when he landed after a short
hight. He was not hurt.
Joseph Singleton. II: Mrs. Vincent
Jones. 81. and Miss Mabel Taylor. IL.
suffered fractured skulls, and physi-
clans say there is no hope for their
recovery. The Singleton boy and
Miss Taylor were scalped Mrs. A. ].
Hart. 35; George Bachelor. II; Mrs.
Joseph Yeager. 80. and Miss Hazel
Ballard, 10. were seriously hurt aud
the extent of their injuries has not
been determined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
can LINE r1rD Up.

ALBANv. ~ Y.. Sent 49,. .,....
car unc in Albany BE- fiaf ur ~ @srf,.
~ mofnrmen and Conductors ferfahf|
BIO INDICATIONS are that traction err-
iady VIII be out On avunafhv fomor-rr.
gu lines in those critics are confroIIef
nf the United TRACTION company.
no -lIlke which started this morn
lnE ana az present affects 800 r1rr. fal
TO- Hnffnr working conditions
There has been No disorder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07
SERIOUS INJURY
John Tater, Of neuair,. nrav pfs a.. NJ
suit OF Being struck on Head a.
Carnegie Min Yesterday.

John Iatcr. employed in the Carnerto
mil. at hellnirc. be- IN The Martins Ferrv
t"H llNAl POI serious Uuffffnr ~ ffr
resulf ~ having been afrurk on ttr 49,
Hhen "a piecc ~ plE iron fciI from an
nfefhead crane vcrferdaV Tho friuroi
man was rushed fo tho hnarffaf 80 49,
y H wilson. OF Martins Frrrv arf q
~. p itD'th. OF Nellnlro. attended him
Al.rr au oNnmluaflon Do was found
skull Word from tho haarlfai ief, 49,
mEht wee Co the effect fhaf hia rnnfi-
ion ia serious. but the extent I'd M 81.
huur
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WRONG MAN
eua nunker, Arrested Hers fs uot NJ,
Who Eohhed Avin Colvfn-Forrrar
Released az Martins Fsrry.

cue bunker. arrested here carly yee.
lfIuaF morning on the charge III Urrr
.MA aNn tnlNln. woa removed f0 Mar
NnH IfrfN iu Tire forenoon and uaa anna
lIfef released. rnfNln. who altered thai
NNuhef had worked fhr stick uu rnmr
glllH NrHfrrNaV that the nlau who robbed
him wac on Austrian bunker Is n na-
tive OF Greece
hccordinr to the MartIna Perry pofie.
fnltln vas drunk and laid the blame fnr
ihc robbery on The first man De- saw
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~ AkEI. Mexico. sept 60. m nix.
Ter driver. was KILLED. and WIN Krrr.n
nechanician. probably fatally frIurrr
tnla afLrrnnnn when their cav threw 4
urn end ran into fhr fence ed fhe rr.....
IockN club track to-day
ho ACr lnonf occurred lr fha sixteenth
milo 81 the twenty mile race urhIrn So
won hr walter s. graifh
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ROME. via Paris. Sept 9. $40 p.
m The Mesaargero. commenting on
The sinking of the Heaporian. says.
"it ia obvious that Germany does
not mean 10 keep her promises. Her
submarines WI lcoufinuo TO sink mer.
camille ships without warning This
constitutes not only a new onenae
AGAINST the laws n humanity. but
AGAINST the dignity and prestige Of the
American government which sees con
tradlcted BY reality the solemn official
assursuce given BY the representative
Of Germany % washington
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~ srnfcr oaprna-

LAREDO. Tcvaa grrf f-rerar.I
l.ahlo Gonzales has iaauef ~ rrfrr Ia
GU euhurdluntra 90 refrain from arv in.
territory end fn restrain ffrIr rrrr fr..'
roH.inF thc border and swing aid 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

Jam grover Hiiirkr died faaf rrrrlr-
z, hfr home nu The South Elfe nd f.n-'
W. lHlhs Wag dc daughter III Mr
lns fnl naa born Mnrrh 1Iaf 1903 eh.
surliFcd nt Dor husband and Two chi.
NI.n' oAuHnNr. Mice Dorothy. ana \
WNla Nrr fafhrr end mother
tul IDur hrlfhnra nnN two sisters Wra.
tlrnrr 1aunlEr and Marie hnft III homo
tlaffg .gDri ~ 1nd William 0f This
uIrfn fnrf rIrHf
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DAVIS ISLAND nAM-sa fe-t. IT..
cloudy
,rARKrpsntRG-io feet stationary.
rlrar
on. CrrY-ff feet. fsffirr. warn.
nnttN--o feet falling. clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

Fiuanos Committse Of Council VIII Ne,
Thia Evening.

meet tonight ln executive araalre ~
complete tno work started Friday nirhf
~ present there Or quite u HITrrrnrr
rrndifurra Tor the city. and be- D. fhnurhf
ne mcetinn tonight viii develop nrfrr.
lhinf whereby thc fcnclt between the
two NAV BE- Eliminated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

NrH MarF Costello VIII. ri John f..u.
lfN0. who DIED af hrr home Nr rnr0
jacob street sunday mnrnInr uW hr
buried fhla morning Hf .ln r.rfrrE fr
fle Mf calvary crmofrrr. ur9ui.r,
I0aeuh'a Cathedral
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oARPrEruR ruguaEb

Robert shepard n carrrnfrr. % Mar.
Tine Frrrr ia wing ln The ohio Nrffrr
General IInHnIfrI In SERIOUS rrnHfflan.
Win On fractures eFun
.r en1rd while working Veaferfaf|
OH TIE WnrrlinH district arriderfrfIv fed
heavy board fan on fle head
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-07

LONDON Sort e. ais o. m Accord.
inE to the Daily Mail. SIRE Charfhsn1.
M Mpn ircal one 90 the survivors on fha
.HI'NFl.M. .ffa eNe cav n fnrnofr come
~. - ..- Lr-lrI nL-r Ii. .LLr-. "a.
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WlNilm krournwcfh. Er. unrarf ao.ae
~ me npme % hla son. Hcnrr Kr0nrr
.,t.l, ~. Nauonnl road. thla morning al
Ae ~ r lilN ne vas hf Years ar nrr
and Waa born iu Germany. COMING fG
we, LlnF when a young man Here 81
~ ".tM .frmnef ~ fNr German Meth
locai Ininis ter ~ THE church He ura
o. tailgr ~ trade Surviving arr 100
hH. HeufF g.. and Charles. ana afaD
nrrfn Will De- nrafl fe.lfr.
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DOUBLE FUNERAL
Bodies Of Father and Son who were
Killed IN Auto Accident Tahsn
To Frankiin FOR Burial.

Following short impressive services
held AZ the Mendel Undertaking uar-
lors yesterday morning. the bodies Of
CHARLES Rogers. ST.. and son Charles.
~, victims Of an automobile accident
In. Pa. the former homo Of Mr. Rogera
This afternoon az 80 o'clock additional
services viii BE- held az the home Of
MrH. = ~ biglcy. and the bodies will
bc Inferred In the ccmeterv az that
place
Mrs. Charles Rogers. who vas badly
critical condition al the ohio VALLEY
General hospital where she wac re-
moved Saturday night sorrow over
the loss ~ her husband END Youngest
child seems 90 rctard her Improvement.