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The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
BRICK DEALERS
REST ROOM IS
MUCH PRAISED

'lf appearance are correct" SAYS
William % Wrc'ord. manager OF the
Detroit Brick Manufacturers and
Dealers association. probably the
most attractive feature OF Tie pres
ent state fair is the rest room of
brick located in Tho main building
Not only Us n the most attractive.
uut 5. SIS also Che most popular hay-
ing taken The visitor at Tho far Uy
storm. Tho rest room proper is g4v
80 feet and around this enclosure
Is an cight-inch brick wall. and .te
whole is furnished with elaborate
furniture from T. a Handy & sons
Co. Attractive plants and soft lights
complete Tho scene The whole lis
donated by The Detroit Brick Manu-.
facturers and Dealers association
10 the people who Visit Tho fair as
an advertisement for Detroitmade
common red brick
in fact 40 popular has been the
rest room that II IS contemplated
having IL as yearly feature OF The
state fair To is the only place at
present ON the ground where. free
OF charge people may rest 80 luxu-
rious chairs. leave their bundles or
wait for their friends Compliments
are being continually received as 70
the uniqueuess of The plan"
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
BIG CHANCE
FOR LOTS
Company Of
fers Bargains in
Ford Section

Tho Schacrct Heights Land co
had an advertisement, i'm Friday s.
Times concerning rs rcal. estate Of
fcras out Michigan ave. in what
ha, come 10 De known as the Ford
section As was said recently IN an
extern .ye article in The Times deal
ing With tha Ford section In gen
Grail The N.ohigan-a,c side of (, APP
-r=fa ll' -to-eAc0mc the choice
residential secession ro Doe laid out
becaus. at the Ford projects, west
Of thc c.t,.
Other thm vhat may boz termed
lhn Ford industrial holdings IL is
wcl.fuoou that Henry Ford has
large private holdings about mis- new
palaJal suburban home. near Dear
born NIehieaDave, OF necessity.
must become the outlet cf these
holdings. This fact has raised q
suggestion that real o-tat. dealers
along Michtsau-aye are following
There is general iuront among
them 20 keep This property up Ca
q high standard IN Wow OF tbs
fact. the low prices ar which the lots
u this district ere selling SIS truly
remarkable 4 good opportunity for
bone builder and investors appear
To- De presented
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
II American Factories. 5
Michigan, IN Auto Races

running and tae Racine. Wis cars
are capable OF SETTING a ycr. hot
pace
Joe Nurchlo win drive "a smz ear
similar ro rh. OLA. chat won tbe big
race al the opening OF tbo Mime
apols speedway races lasr week
with Earl Cooper driving a. Blan
Chi a famous italian speed demon.
VIII drive "a Marmou. a duplicate OF
the car that turned over with Joe
Dawson a year or more ago one
Of the fast cars "a rGe meet VII. be
the old Keetou which Bob Burmau
used 20 drive, and which Will bo
handled By Frank Jennings Au9th-
or car that has never raced here
before on the dirt tracks is The War
ren-Detroit that will be handled by
Burland The Maxwell pilots VIII be
Arthur Klein and Billy Tidmalsh
The Briscoes will be pilofad hy
Thornton and Disbrow, while the
King car that was raced iast year
with such success by Arthur Klein
viii be driven by Bud Lonsbury
The car has been entirely rebuilt
and with its new motor VIII be- one
Of the speediest on the course az
any stage Of the game.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
BrisCO and Maxwell
Rivalry Will BE Big
Feature

American automobile factories TO
the number ol ~ VIII Doe represent
cd Dos ears u ihe races at the fair
grounds iu connection with The lalr
next Week -Four uero.tmade cars
are ia the lists and another Michi-
gan product Is named Another De
troitmade car, built by George May.
day. mounting French motor. Is
named also. but q cannot De classcd
with the factories.
This race meeting Will De CON
Quoted sunday afternoon and Mon
day and Tuesday afternoon and
night Many hundred miles VIII De
reeled of by the cars in the trips
around the dirt track oval, but the
races thar VIII bring the crowds 10
their feet VIII be- the matches be-
tween the Briscoe and Naxwells
However the Michigan,made cars
Will not have II all their own way
as Che Case team VIII also be In The
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
Michigan Is Hard
Hit BY Storm

LANSING. Mich, Sept. IL South
ern Michigan was recovering today
from one of the worst wind and rain
storms OF The 1915 season From
Lake Michigan 20 the Thumb sec.
tiou. and as far south as Detroit
and Monroe. the storm swept with
fury. leyeling crops, sweeping down
telegraph and telephone lines, delay
ing railway service and causing In
jury 20 i.umt rous persons.
Extent. of The property DAMAGE
could not bee estimated early today
but 10 is known it viii run into hun
dreds OF thousands OF dollars,
Grand Rapius was FIRST hit by The
storm Rain and lightning there
cused S4ouon damage
Lightning and wind raised havoc
I'm the factory district at Ionia. en-
daugerins the lives of moro than a
score Of workmen and doing damage
estimated 40 $4,000
Growing crops IN the vicinity OF
Jackson v,r, dashed and destroyed
ty The torn which sent hail stones
as large as Valnuts crashing down
au over that districts mi Jackson
city. m1ny windows wcfc-Hroken by
tho hail stones and several buildings
damaged
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
FIGHT FOR RIGA
ON ONCE MORE
Rn TNLTEn PREEN

PETROGRND Sept 1.-THE bat.
Ne for Riga has been renewed after
several days lull The Germans.
uudcr Won Beseler, are violently at
lacking on tho entire front from
Fricdrichstadt To- Dvinsk and north
west III FriCdrichstadt arc again at
tempting 20 cross the Dwina
All enemy attacks thus Ear have
boon beaten back. bu official dis
patches today indicate that The ais.
sauIt s growing more violent Tho
war office has every confidence that
General Rusck viii hold tho Dvina
line without rcinforccm rts
40 me other wing Of the naltic.
tope -8rabia battle limo tho Sjavs
havc defeated Tho Austtiane for
tho third time ln three days Tho
Official sioicmcut issued carly TO-
day ostimgicd that about 5000
prisoners i0eludinr If officers were
taken above Trcmhovlo and near
Chor'aoT
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
STOLEN AUTO HIT
BY STREET CAR
AND DEMOLISHED

Two auto thieves. who mad stolen
rhc machine OF W d. Rockwell
from iu front of The Fellowcraf'
-na whore he resides had remark
aul. ,-eanrs from death. shortly be
-aro mduisht Friday. when they
eraehc1 into Fourteenth car al 10
.gstst and Nermoutave. demolish-
ms fhr auto. and knocking the
street car from The tracks, turning II
around until 10 was headed up Yer
montGye
The auto was LEFT in a tangled
mass or wreckare. and how the two
occupants of the machine escaped
Gsa,N Is "a mystery &C. The police
Residents OF Tho ciFhhorhood
were rousol from sleep by the crash,
and several reported that they saw
Two younr men running away from
tho wrecked auto
II took several hours Of hard
work to replace tic street car on
the tracks.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
MAN BATTERED.
BY AUTO Is LEFT
LYING IN STREET

Police scented deep mystery
rheu Edward suttman 8 years old.
II Port Huron Mich was found Iy.
NIX unconscious on Riyard.st, near
dacoma.s' az $50 O'Clock. Satur
lay morning. with his head badly
battered hi. les cut and the peck.
te 81 his frodscrs turned inside ont.
Tho man mad beer drinking hcav.
Is. and the dctc t0vcs suspected
hat te raG .ieeu slugrcd and rob.
ied tu they were mysiincl by the
'cndHica OF biz clothing. which look.
O. 49, fhuurh he had been dragged
tho mud
Later DO ibe morning the man
vas revived. iu St Mays hospital.
nj told Detective Joseph Kolo that
10 had toou e'rucE hy ana auto,
which aid not top
he said hc had not been robbed
ANYTHING. and was unable 10 OK.
lain hcu uia pockets happened 20
~ turned iusid, oht
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
earnyard outIna for euIlders

Members of the Builders & Trad.
ers' exchange viii visit the Tcrnes'
farm on their ncxt outing. which
viii be held Wednesday, Sept. -.
Az p Ternos and Charles Il. Bry-
an will have charge OF the program
Of entertainment In addition to
corn on the cob. gallons Of butter
milk roast pig, etc. there viii be-
a special athletic bill consisting Of
barnyard baseball quolts and feats
of strength The party Will leave
the exchange rooms at II q. m. and
Tho festivities on the farm will last
until about o'clock
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
BUILDING
is FAIR
No Large Construction
Work Mentioned in
Weekly Report

Building totals reached fair av'
erage this week, according to the re
port OF the Builders & Traders ex.
change. Two four.story steel and
concrete factory buildings were the
largest items Ia the new work com.
Ing from the Offices OF tho architects
A number OF one and two-story
store and fiat buildings, some brick
garages, a one-story brick factory
structure. and variety OF brick
residences helped 10 make up the
list. Among the awards were some
large contracts
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
Trees Damaged and
Phones Put Out of
Commission
{ CELLARS FLOODED
IN SUBURBS
HarbOrmaster Rescues
Two Men Blown
From Boat

Half an inch OF rain ier In De.
'rol In 80 minutes. early r. day
evening flooding cellars. damaging
trees and putting many telephones
out Of commission a northwest
wind, blowing 40 miles an hour, ac-
companied b. lurid electrical dis
play. swept the heavy rain In gusts
through the city.
The eastern section Of the city
and Crosse Pointe and adjacent vii.
lagos suffered most I'm the matter
OF telephones being pm, out uf com
mission Employees of the company
worked all night and normal ser.
vice viii probably be- restored sat
urday afternoon
~ thar, Detroit ala not receive
the full severity OF the storm 10 hit
Grand Rapids about O'Clock with
The fury of cloudburst An inch
Of rain fell in ~ minutes Do loula
wind and lightning did about S2.o0u
worth OF damage Han broke many
"ihu""- W. JACKSON lh TACT 'N'I>
kind OF weather except "a blizzard
was reported nom me storm s pain
Ih'hgs began to ger pr'til 'ia'h
lu pe'rol' ABOUT clock, nut ia.
rain Gld not begin uu'l g. People
had plenty OF warming OF what was
IN store Tor them. AMI most OF them
wee. under cover when The heavens
gave "ay.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
AUTO KILLS
BOY OF u
Victor Douglas Victim
of Fatal Accident
Out Jefferson

Victor Douglas. T. years old. who
was struck by en- quito, late thurs
day afternoon. as he was aligh.iug
from JcnCr-on car In front OF
R.veuIew Park dIel in bis home.
80 l49 Concordaye. az o'clock
Saturday morning, from a fracture
Of the skull
Harrison Niche, of Euairpl.
Crosse Pointc, was driving the auto
which struck tie hoy and knocked
him d he pavement Coroner Roth
scher who is Investigating the boys
DEATH viii order NiChio .o come in
and make his statement OF the ACCT
dent
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
WORKER KILLED
AT SALT WORKS

WYANDOTTE. Mich. Sept Ii
Steve Gonierewsh, % single. was
killed Friday afternoon while work
ing i'm the bins of the Pennsylvania
salt Co a quantity of salt slid on
him. forcing him against The bin
wall and crushing the upper part Of
his body An inquest VIII Do held
Thursday. Sept II
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
LOUIS LEMAY ON
FRESH RAMP AGE;
BATTERED BY COP

Louis IaMuy, former Cadillac
salooukeeper VINO was arrested on
charges OF beating his wife and an.
other woman living IN his home, last
week. went on another rampage
Frdae night, and landed in ST.
Mary hospital with a badly batter
ca head, after a series Of. thrilling
experiences.
Mrs LaMay. who had caused her
husbands arrest last week ON a
charge OF disturbing the peace.
which is still pending fled 90 Crosse
Pointc, Friday night. and appealed
&C. policeman. declaring chat Le-
May had tried 20 throw her into
Fox Creek. and she was in mortal
fear OF him
Tho Crosse Pointe officer escorted
her 10 tho city limits. and handed
her over to ParolmaU Piepcr. Of
Mcclellan station. who volunteered
to take her 20 her home az so $50
Nslland-avc- and to see that the OBJ
stropcrous ,Qui- did NOT harm her
As they approached the i1Nay
GomiciIc Louis suddenly apneated
qn1 attacked tho patrolman. biting
40 the officers ear. and choking BIN
Picncr drew his nirlt stick. and
when fbc battle was ended Iaday
was lady battered -pecimcn. and
$50. Ilrd 90 ST. Mary hospital
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
OAKWO0D
BOOMING
Much Activity in Lot
Sales Building TO
Start Soon

"Iu spite Of fnr lr.eWeuoy ~ The
weather. HHrtu- tH" Nirl 70 "'r -ala
49, vs. -rrttJ mauaEer ~ 'ab"'"g
Park subdivision "tne number "
.9L,s contaminated iu Tho otNvH"d
section IS indeed rem! rkauI". ''o-
IUH ~IE.uE Tho fHCi i!u ?" iHr NIrN
point Of The intelligent lnt buyer. rho
lo.at.uu OF tho Ford Tractor plans
has had much 90 do with this mo-. Co.,
H,uf AZ the S9u., time ITS rei7tHr
location 90 the business heart ~ i.c
community De- SIT. Do that oven h7d INC
Ford movement NOT occurred, Dnk
wood must have rapidly come 90 'hc
front 1t very early Sat.
Pleasant ave. a through street
conrt.tirg lakewood et Fort on the
north % Jefferson avo. on the south
n risen over by anyone. viii con
olusi,cly prove that iusteal ~ being
in the country. 10 naturally should ht
in th. heart ~ "a thicklv populated
section for ~ the other end ~ the
avenue on Jefferson Plcosant-ave.
iutrrserts tho very heart Of that
thriving business community
"The fact that the old established
and most reliable realty operators iU
Detroit are investing hundreds OF
thousands 81 dollars I'm street ard
other improN emcut work in lakewood
is evidence that they consider Tho
movement i'm this vicinity has come
% stav.
"Rcrcrrlue again 20 tho Ford
Tractor plant, while n is true that
tho immense amount 81 rrpHud Uur-
chased hy Mr. Ford VIII enable IL
necessary n number Of hls cmplovcce
60 locate within tho confines ~ bis
own property. having purchae sod
tracts NJ ground extending all the
wav from the village Of lakewood rs
far north ne MichiEan-ave vet n Is
also true that ~ Mr. Ford carries out
even SOC, ~ what he has stated ne
VIII Co., that is. employ 25 600 mon iu
this wonderful plant not only wf'f
tho ground which Mr. Ford has pUr-
chased Dee Insufficient 90 house Tho
Eop,lhl'a . 2I r1eh IN, most Greatg
clcar from NnchlRan-ave. 10 tho ua-
troit river. ana from the River
Rouge 20 tho boundary limos ~ wy
andottc must In Tho next few wears
80 fhickly populated section"
~ the intersection - Fort-st and
Pieasort-ave within tho confines -
the village % O9lSwood itself Ie
located n subdivision known ne Oak-
wood Park owned hr Thomas VI
WEIGH md Charles w Opri"n and
operated by A X Svrrtt ne rnnrapcr.
nhle 81 being mad. n henu'fful rfa~r
IN which 90 I've. is hetrR develnrad
q high grade. up-to-datc home p'1rr
for tho people who will work lv tive
Ford plant Nothing ga hc'ur errrc1
IN The limo q expense ard rr're ta
mako this beautiful resident. ~
section Tho music - fhr hHu-r
and the snw Ga heard ou crrr- frr.
Sidewalks arc going down street. .ru
being built handsome entrance
h"'rr installed a. each str.of i"f
section Houaoa GRO a'rra f-
construction IN short rafFIrF
ing left uudov' fhot com '. f-H
r~o'tr - fNie rc-''- -fo.f r'...
'vN'rh 20 1.-Two nr' ." -'r. 'rHi'. r'...
ir vh ..h fY f-t..-t nancy
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

Psalm cxvlli. besides being Tho
middle chapter In the Bible. is also
The shortest chapter
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

Imitation leather Ia used by some
ycrctarians for boots. shoes. and
even book covers.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

Jerusalem iu 1918 and 1919 ev.
ported moro than $4,000 worth OK
goods 10 the United States.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11
IN DETROIT

Frnnk D. schrcincr. a. years old. No.
$50 toos~Nrlt-aNc. died suddenly
IIItlN ftuu. npupI"N1t folIuwIuE "a
sIFht uJ'enositiou from which Ir
wac fhUu-lf Ir hrd entirely rerov-
cred Mr. ~rhrciucr IS survived %,
hlq wife
Mrs. Margaret Yates, wife OF DT. ~,
Wellington Nnfcs. died Friday Ia
Tho fru'If home 40 itu Fort at
west Irnr 70 complication ~ dis.
cases I'r Yates and two children.
borrthN or1 Bruce survive Fin.
neral services VIII boo held Monday
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

sweden 81 importing American
coal
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

Printing. the plain neat kind--thnt
IL right-Times Job Dcpt-Main 1870.
The Detroit times., 1915-09-11

HIGHLAND PARK. Mich Sept
10 Highland Park Witnessed ono
OF the worst transforms in several
years last night No very crca.
damage was done. except two trees
blown down on Tuxedoave.. and o
live wire blown 10 the ground at
Tcnnyson and Oakland-avcs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
DELEGATES RETURN
From Charleston and Report Success
ful Meeting OF Business Mems
Association.

Declaring that the cooperative
spirit was most manifest and that or
ganization was the keynote OF the
meeting. local delegates returned
yesterday from Charleston where
they attended she annual convention
OF West Virginia Business Mems As
ISOLATION. which closed Wednesday
Secretary William Schwertferrer
declared that the convention was the
best ever held by the state associa-
ton. Every person present was an
optimist and booster for his home
town. he said
Mr. SchwertferEer was reelected
secretary. while Mr. Charles n. Wat
kins. Jr. Of this city. was named a
member Of the executive committee
Mr.. j. G. Myers. Of Moundsville. was
elected vice president from the FIRST
Congress sional district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11


The Kings Bible class OF the First
Reformed church met last night at
tho home % Mrs. I'd Grella. on No
be street
Miss Mary Mcbride has returned 10
81 tlairsyille. after visit with rela-
tives here
Miss Stella Lancaster has returned
TO her home IN Pittsburgh. after a
visit with friends here.
Mrs. Charles Truax and son. OF this
city. have returned from a visit with
friends at Port Huron. o.
Sylvia. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Better. Of Franklin street. Is III
AZ her home.
Mrs. Albert Cogley and family have
gone TO Epworth Park TO spend the
summer.
The G. 4. G. and the Florence A. c.
base ball teams will play Sunday az
ternoon on the Sixteenth street park.
The St John schools will close for
the vacation to-day. The commence
ment exercises will be held I'm st.
Johns church Sunday evening
Miss Helen Fritchie will entertain
the members OF the junior society Of
the First Reformed church this even
Rev W. Z. Mccormick has returned
from Loveland. Cal. where he attend
cd the General Assembly OF the
United Presbyterian church.
The deputy supervisors OF elections
will meet Saturday TO examine all the
petitions fled and TO complete ar
rangements for the special bond cleo
ton on June 10
Miss Jeanette Ferguson. Of Pitts
hurgh. Is spending a few days with
friends here.
Otto Tarbett. OF Franklin street.
has gone TO oneida. o.. for a visit with
relatives.
Miss Rose Carey. OF Guernsey
street. has returned from a visit with
friends at Pittsburgh
d. 4. Elkin. of Gravel Hill. has re-
turned from a visit with friends at
Smithfield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
REUNION CLOSES
scottish Rite Bodies Adjourn After
Conferrins Many Oeerees-Sup.
per Closing Feature.

The Scottish Rite reunion which
has been held for the past four davs
IN the Arion hall was brought To a
successful close yesterday evening
Inc session yesterday was taken IN
with the comforting Of the higher de.
Frees or me order. A sumptuous sun.
per was the chief event featuring The
close Of the reunion.
The reunion a. whole was A sue.
cessful affair considering the small
quarters Afforded By the Arion hail
ana the lack OF equipment caused bv
the recent fire A. the Scottish Rio
cathedral The rebuilding Of the ga.
ihedral was one Of the PRINCIPAL
topics discussed among tho member
uuiinE Ihe reunion. The majority Of
me members left for their homes lash
nigh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
The Bond Issue

While WY little comment o. heard
on the special election 20 be held on
saturday. June 10. when the voters
viii decide the fate Of a bond issue
OFF S7S.500 for purchasing modern nre
apparatus and improving certain
streets. considerable interest in the
election ls being taken The ballot
VIII contain four separate proposals
and each will require twofhirus
majority. u Is believed now that the
entire issue viii carry AZ the poo
pie begin To- study tho neds or the
Ore department they realized more
than ever that the present equipment
F inadequate and there seems TO be-
unanimous sentiment In favor % the
$4,000 bond issue 10 purchase two
automobile FIRE trucks and tractor
for the present equipment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
If You Are Nervous.
Worried. Discouraged,
You Need
Ambition Pills

n you don't sleep and eat vsu you
cannot vork vel It's only step from
lost appetite and sleeplsss nights TO
nervous dyspepsia. headache. Kidney.
liver and stomach trouble and CON
plete nervous prostration Heavy
smokers and men Who take a drink
too often break down quickest When
your hand. begin 10 shake and YOU
get peevlsh and hdgety you need a
nerve tonic and you need II quick for
delay may mean a complete break
down It's simply marvellous how
quickly Wendelrs Ambition Pills build
you Us and a fifty cent box IL all you
need 10 prove ~. Get then from John
Coleman a Co. and dealers every
where who are authorized 20 refund
the purchase price ~ you are dissatis-
fed with the box purchased. Mall or
ders hlled. postage prepaid. by The
Wendell Pharmacal Company. Inc.
Syracuse. y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-11
Rriefr and P.rronAls-

thiiurCn's Day program will be rem
d'rvd @ IA, Pleasant hilI VI. r.. church
sunday evening. June Is. beginning
promptly at = O'Clock. There will be
no services 81 Allen Grove or Mt Ohvct
The AU.S Grove Chudren's Day pro-
gram wiil D., Cit on on the following
SUNDAY evening. June 90.
The Nj. olis,t Ladies Aid Society held
an EN- DAY meeting Wednesday. az their
hall The time was spent at quilting
and finishing the house cleaning" IN
rno Pleasant Hm Ladies AID held a
called meeting az Mrs. Joseph Archey'a
residence. Thursday afternoon. Busi-
ness matters connected with the recent
remodelinE Of the Pleasant HIN church
w,r, disposed Of.
Prof 4 D. Schroyer. principal Of the
local high school. is back ia this neigh
bornood. after having visited his former
home al IhIlIppI. " Va.
The brick work on tine Eugrs Run road
u.s. nearly completed. ~h,rrard people
expect in tho near future 90 have At
least one good road o. Wheeling.
training eiSss Of Sa 6 at Ts sS1Ss
school. met AZ the home or Mr.. and Mrs.
\ Montgomery. Tor review lesson.
Mr. oua bonHr conducted the review.
Mrs. Martin knapp. OF McMechen. was
ihe guest Of AIRS. Emil Roth, on Thurs
Miss Emma Allen is 81 Bethany VISIT
iuE friends and attending the Bethany
college commencement.
a Young daughter or wubert Conloy
o. recovering from a severe illness
Ine many friends or Haddcn Gorvin
are glad Co know that ne BE- rapidly re-
covering after the operation he under
went last Friday 81 the Ohio valley hos
Miss Mabel Cooke remains In about
the same condition
Miss Myrtle Freeze and her nephew.
Sil1n tUffOn. 81 St.ubfuNIils are .Ialt
Ing Miss Freezes sisters Mrs Er1U
Roth AMI Mrs. ". T.. Caldwell
Mrs. John Robinson and son. Clarence
or wheeling creek. spent "wednesday al
iN- home ~ r Robinson. on Puie HII
Mrs Fred Iolmar and her child. 3D..
t.naite ana Harold. OF Lincoln addition.
tIl trovrl are visiting at tIs home 3D..
%. p F0lmnr. on Wheeling creek
Nr' a. Campbell and her daurhfrr
Mics Emma. returned Tues daY frufu q
'i-I' iu Wheeling Mics Campbell mad.
Welt Go Elm Grove tho following dlt.
sH0 NuzCrf ball team EHts 90 parry i1
iH park wednesday evening
FRANK young con Of 90 a. Errufr has
been very llI. but .a slightly improved
.LrH 90. N. MeHIF. wife a. Or Mrafy
OF N'w NimiurfuU. ga. Is expected o..
trrl.. to-day ON u visit Uf some IrrafH
WIN Dor slef.r Sire. IS NJ Warunn
Wise Bessie NurIU. ~ Cleveland fs
expected her" Nos. week fu HIaIf Win
pol. .Hru.r u.IEI H.r. aH THfnfahrnI
N.s. Roth MDDDrIba FHr returned
from "a Welt with Ifr sister Mrs vs. b.
watson. Jr, OF Fa.rmrrf