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The Washington times., 1915-01-22
French WIN GROUND
IN NEWPORT REGION
Allies Artillery Bombards Sue.
cessfu|Iy All Along Line From
Ypres to Rive Disc.
Continued from First Page. J

Mhiel. IL was stated, but the French
are making no progress. On the ex-
tfome southeast. near Hartmannsweiler.
the French were forced to abandon
strong positions on the hills the Ger
mans taking two officers and 12j
prisoners.
namited an abandoned trench occupied
yesterday, when the French fire be-
came calling.
Long distance artillery dueling is re-
ported near Arras.
The Washington times., 1915-01-22
Kaiser Refuses to Obey
Advice of His Physician

AMSTERDAM. Jan. ga dispatch
from Brussels says the Kaiser's physi-
clan ordered him TO return to Berlin
SO that another operation on his throat
could be performed.
The Kaiser. It IL said. refused to ac-
cede to the demands Of his physician.
and Is said to have declared he would
not return to the German capital until
his troops had scored an overwhelm-
ing victory.
The Washington times., 1915-01-22
Ex-Khedive of Egypt
Has Bullet Wound in Jaw

GENEVA (via Paris). Jan. e2.-For~
mer Khedive Abbas Hilmi of Egypt. ac-
oortling to Vienna dispatches. is going
to Berne to consult specialist re-
garding a bullet wound on the jaw. re-
ceived, it is stated, in a recent attempt
on his life at Constantinople. The dis
patches say that the wound has not
healed. and that this makes 1t impos-
sible for him to head the army with
which 1t Is planned to invade Egypt.
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ENGLAND Believes Kaiser,
In Desperation, Is Using
last EHort''' Expedients
Sinking of Merchant Ships and Aerial Raids Regard
ed as Two Extreme Measures-Zeppelin and
Aero Fleet Said to Be "Germany's Last
Cartridge"

LONDON JAM 22-Engands that Germany foresees her
ultimate defeat and planning desperate
strengthened today
Torpedoing of the British merchantmen Durward by submarine
generally accepted the first the policy announced
BY Grand Admiral Won Tpi interview accorded
Karl H. Won Wegand of the United December Of de
clarng IN all the enemys merchant ships"
The Washington times., 1915-01-22
WAR BIRDMEN IN
FATAL CRASH

AMSTERDAM, Jan. 22.-An
Austrian aviator bearing
messages from the besieged
fortress of Przemysl, COL
lided in mid.air with a Rus
sian aviator trying to inter-
cept him, according to dis
patches received here today.
Both machines we're hurled to
the ground from a great
height and their pilots killed.
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Fitting Title.

Fat Lady, feel SO sorry that the
"ossified man. should have to so to
jail.
Sword-Swallower-He' only got ten
days.
Fat Lady-Yes, but the papers al
luded to him as hardened criminal"
Chicago News.
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English Take Half Mile
OF Trenches Near Visny

LONDON. Jan. "a furious night
attack in the region of Visny, in which
the Germans repeatedly stormed the
allied trenches, but were finally beaten
back and forced to give ground for
900 yards, Is reported in dispatches
from Amsterdam today.
Creeping out of their trenches. the
Germans advanced over ground that
had been converted into a luagmire
by rain and snow. and succeeded in
reaching the wire entanglements before
the allied trenches.
British in:antrymen leaped to the at
tack and repulsed three desperate at
tempts by the Germans Then an ad-
vance was ordered, and at daybreak
the British, fighting their way through
the mud and frequently resorting to the
bayonet. captured rows Of German
trenches for more than half a mile.
The Germans lost 80 killed and
wounded, and III were taken prisoners.
the dispatches stated. The English
losses are reported to have been COM
paratively light:
The Amsterdam dispatches. coupled
with unofficial reports from Paris.
Berlin, and Berne. indicate that this
Germans are endeavoring to resume Of
fensive operations all along the battle
line, excepting in the vicinity OF
Rheims.
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Violent Near Lens and Arras.

Amsterdam also reported that violent
German attacks are being made near
Lens and Arras. but that in the last
twenty-four hours they have been re-
pulsed, though losses on both sides are
heavy. The German offensive Is de-
veloping at scissors. which Is reported
to be again under severe bombardmen'
and in tho Argonne. the Le Pretre
woods and lower Alsace. where the
Germans have made slight gains in in
fantry assaults.
Gains on the left. right and center.
each followed by successful resistance
Of violent counter-attacks by the Ger
mans. are reported by the French war
office.
With the passing Of the terrific storm
which has held the hostile armies In
leash for several days. fighting OF the
most determined character has been re-
sumed on all parts Of the battle line.
The furious battle for the commanding
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

District Of Ceiumbia-Snow tonight:
lowest temperature, about rs degrees;
Saturday. snow or rain. and warmer.
Maryland-Snow tonight; slightly
warmer in west portion; Saturday, enow
Or rain. warmer In east portion; mod
crate to fresh north to northeast winds
Vfrginia-Snow in north. snow CT rain
in south portion tonight: slightly warm
err Saturday, snow or rain; warmer in
east portion, increasing east to south
east winds.
TEMPERATURES.
The temperature todMy as registered
s4 the United States Weather Bureau
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WHEN WRECK TRAIN suooENL,
GOES IHRoUeH BRIDGE AND
DROPS FIFTY FEET.
accident Occurs on Ohio River Divi
sion Of .. q o., Forty Miles
Below Parkersburc.

Special Dispatch TO the Inteliigencer.
PARKERsBURG. W. Va. Sept. H.
Eight persons were injured when the
railroad bridge over Mil creek col
lapsed. causing a section of a wreck
train TO fall distance OF about nifty
feet. shortly before IL o'clock tonight.
Amons those more seriously In
Jured are:
{. J. LANoHURsT. Parkersburg. road
foreman. leg broken and may be in
jured internally.
CHARLES E. MIDDAUcH, Parkers-
burg. conductor. head severely cut.
{. N. BRYAN, Ravenswood. super
visor. badly cut ard bruised.
o. A. PHILLIPS, Parkersburg. brake
man. severe bruises.
The accident occurred on the Ohio
River division OF the b. & o.. near
wildwood. ~ miles south of Parkers.
burg. An engine from another train
had jumped the track. wreck train
was made w at Parkersburg and was
on It's way to replace the engine.
The engine and first car OF the
wreck train was over the bridge, but
four cars were caught, when the struc-
ture suddenly gave way. Eight men
went own with the train. and all sus-
tanned injuries Il is considered al
most miracle that they were not
killed.
The injured men were removed to
Ripley. and will be brought to Park
ersburg Saturday.
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AoJUrANT GENERAL JOHN c
BOND WILL BE IN WHEEL
ING TODAY.
VIII Probably Make Tentative Plans
Fer Organization - Wants
Branch at Chester
Also

Adjutant General John c. Bond will
be In Wheeling today to consider the
proposition OF forming a company of
the National Guard here. The gen
eral Will be in the city today and to
morrow. and possibly Monday, for this
purpose, and before leaving il is ex-
pected that tentative plans for or.
ganization viii be well under way.
There remain in the city a number
of men who have seen service in the
Spanish-American war. and others
who have had considerable military
training. II is expected that these
men will flock to the standard of the
adjutant general. and aid him in his
work.
Wheeling is one of the cities OF size
In the state that does not have a
company of the National Guard.
The adjutant general will also go to
Chester, where IL is expected that a
company will be organized These
companies will be organized In com
pliance with orders issued from the
war department
II was learned from Charleston last
night that the machine gun company
for the second regiment will be formed
In Huntington. and that II is probable
the machine gun company for the
first regiment will be formed in Fair
mont. Captain c. +. Templeton will
have command of the Huntington
company.
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Miss Josephine Vandine left for her
home In West Liberty where she VIII
spend several days. after which she
will resume her duties as teacher A.
the South Warwood schom
Work Is progressing rapidly on ;he
painting Of George Vollinger's house
on Nineteenth street
Work has been started on the paint
inR u q new house on Twentieth
street
Several men have been hired by the
Foundation company 10 20 under
water and complete all arrangements
for installing the gates on the West
Virginia eide a. the government dam.
no 70
Mrs August Eboiine. 81 Twenty.
nrst street is visiting friends ana
relatives in Pittsburgh
Miss Carrie Morrison. principal OF
The North WarW0od school left yoa.
terday afternoon for her home 90 val
icy Grove. whore she will spend Bat.
urday and Sunday with her parents
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PROBATE OF WILL



biiice or the Clerk. County Court Oirfo
County, state OF West virginia -
IN the Matter Of the Probate ~ the
LAST LAST WI and Testament OF George r.
The object % the petition filed I'm M
matter on the 10th day OF Septernbe
1910. ~ 70 have admitted TO probate IRE
paper wiring purpOrtinE to be the Isast
VIII ana Testament OF GeOrEe ~ C;rav
deceased. bearing date on the aand dev
OF August 1915. And a. Appearing frori,
a. ettldaNit made before me BY Samuel
Ncsbitt, Jr.. attorney for the pctitiouer
thcrein. that William T.. Gray. an inter
ested person. - a non-resideut OF inc
state % West Virginia. IL IL hereby or
dered that he. tho said William n GRAY
20 appear az my office IN the city III
Mheeiing. state % West Virginia. en- the
county and State aforesaid. within one
month after The date OF the first pubii-
cation hereof, and do what H. NECESSARY
ter "'''N
The hearing Of said petition Is set for
ne 18th day OF October. 1915. AT 10
O'Clock a. m.
JOHN n. WELLS.
tierk or the County Court Ohio County
state Of West Virginia
samuel Nesbitt. Jr..
Attorney for the Petitioner.
sci -Is-1E-o-q
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ATTACH BOSTON'S
SHARE OF CASH

ST LOUIS. No. Sept Boston,
share Of the gate receipts for the St
Louis-BostOn Nationals dOubleheader
here today was attached by deputy.
sherifs.
The attachment was the result Of a
suit for $4,000 filed by the Kansas City
Association club against the Boston
Nationals. The Kansas City club
asked In its suits $4,000 alleged TO be
due for player Bash Compton and
$4,000 for the non-delivery Of two
players. lawrence Gilbert and Rich.
ard Crutcher
Kansas City claims that these play
ers and $1,000 were 20 BE- turned over
10 them for Bash Compton
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OIL MEN ELECT.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. Sept. H.
William Muir. Of Titusville. Pa. was
elected president Of the National
Petroleum association at its conveu
ton here today and a committee was
appointed 10 confer with the OIL Pro
ducers association Of West Vlrglula
in an effort to stabilize the price of
crude oil " VI Fohnsfold. baltimore
who was elected first vice presider
of the association. and G.. ID Chamber
lain. Of Cleveland. the newly elected
secretary are members Of the commit
tee
Other officers chosen include E. ID
soion. OH City. Pa second vice preei
dent. T. a. Anderson. Pittsburgh
treasurer. Herbert Easton. Warren
Pa. recording secretary and o. w.
holts. Cleveland. traffic manager.
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MANUAL FoR TEACHERS.

PARIS. Sep o.. p. M The minis
Try n public instruction will distribute
tomorrow to an the school teachers In
Franco manual Of information on
what they should have boz mind In
teaching history 10 the children IN
their classes
The manual contains Lengthy lot
ter from Paul ursChancl president of
iho chamber of deputies. who declares
That France is Fo generous that she
iorFofs Too easily ilc recalls docu.
mrnta relating feb the war OF 1870 with
details cf evidence that was adduced
to show various atrocities committed
by the Invaders of France
The president of the chamber adj
monishrs The teachers NOT fo ict their
charges FORGET The lesson 0f fgff.I5
as did their elders The lesson of
T0'1f
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CASHIER RESIGNS
FROM LOCAL BANK
zHEs NATIONAL. ocrosEn !.
WIN Devote Time 20 Personal Business
and May Locate in the west-su-
ocesor Not Yet NAMED.

X. r.. Barrett. one OF the best known
men In banking circles of this section.
mas resigned the position OF cashier OF
the Citizens Bank. His resignation was
rendered 20 the directors at the last
meeting OF the board. and becomes effec-
tive October ].
Mr.. Bagrett will devote his attention
70 personal business. After remaining
mere several weeks. he will go TO Okla
homa, 10 remain several months. While
ne has not yet decided definitely Mr.
Barrett may locate in the west.
Mr.. Barrett has been engaged in the
banking business for the past tvycut y
iive years For several years he was
cashier OF the First National Bank OF
Moundsviile.
As yet. no action has been taken to-
ward the appointment Of his successor
IN the Cltlkens NatIonal Hank
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Hotie. to 1Ianufaotursrs. Josssrs, ne

Notice 20 Manufacturers. Jobbers. nrer-
chanta and Others Wholesale Doaiern.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
a. Its office at Charleston. West Virginia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
meni CT which r. vested in said Board.
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
Didderst quality considered. and other
thinss being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nisncd bidders on receipt OF requests
stating tho line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-tf Charleston. West virginia
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WARWOOD
Presbyterian Church.

Twentieth street near Warwood ave
nue.. Rev. Z. p. Carson. pastor. Sun
day school at $3.50 a. m, ]. c. Moore
superintendent. Morning services Al
1915 a. m. subject, Christianity. the
Hardest Kind OF Religion" Services
In the evening at 7:45 O'Clock, subject
Christianity. the Easiest Kind of a
Religion" In these two services the
object is to show the Christian relig
ion from two different standpoints.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening al
7:45. Christian Endeavor meeting at
Z o'clock. Sunday evening. Subject
World Ideals and How Foreign Mis-
sions will Promote Them" Mrs. L. b
McNickle will be leader.
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TO GET sAzr rAT As rnE.

LONDON. Sept o. 90 p n Women
"urnHnI In fnr manu- Inrfurr nI wnf nIu.
fnru nn uIHrH work and nrr1nrrrnrnf a ore
under way Cor thc establishment HI far
rates Tor women uF The hHaIH oft equal
Day Tor equal worn This nuuuunr rfuH nf
was made ln letter from David ffnrd
George minlafrr of munitions ranH nf
fhr Rational conference ~ trades unIuun
concerned iu munitions wnrh
~ o. regarded 81 victory fur former
militant ruffrnEiHfr. who recently hrNn
conducted un aGifafinn CaI'lur upon fhr
ruf eminent fn pay women fhn same
rates na men Tor thr same work
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1000 HUNTERS LlcGNsro-

MORGANTOWN. vs.. va. Sep IT,
Hunting licenses have been issued fo
1900 men and boys in MononFaua
county Tor this season Do add ION
thirty statewide licenses have been
ieaue1 to nonresident hunters ard 70
licenses 90 0n.rcaidcnt fishermen
DO bunting season opened FrIdaf for
aqulrrele. and With thle rVrer. on and
That of woodhcuck there Ia mo- open
season until October D.
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SWEENEY BANQUETS
EQUITABLE MEN

SPECIAL flaurfrh f0 the frfr'Irrnrrr
CLARkaBUHG w. Va Sept H.
banquet tonight in The banquet
ball - the Waldo hotel featured The
annual convention Of tho West Vir-
rinia agents of the Equitable Life
Assurance Society. which BEGAN here
ibis morning and VII continue until
tomorrow night with Thomas B
Sweeney. ~ Whcellng. State agent. in
charge.
school of instruction o. being cor
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WELLSBURG

wELI.sBURG. w. Va. Sept. 1.-Two
men. Robert Patterson. well known
farmer from above Follansbee. andsS 3
ffdges cashier Of the Farmers state
bank we're kicked at noon Friday while
separating a team OF horses which were
nghting near the G. H. BEAN farm i'm
PIGMENT store on Commerce street. Mr..
PATTERSON was kicked on the left arm
which though not broken was badly
bruised Mr.. Hedges T. suffering from a
bruised arm and chest
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ENolNEER AspHYKIArEo.

SALT LAKE CITY. Sept flames
Hendrlcks0n. mining cneincer. Tor.
merry OF Brooklyn. N. st.. died last
night Dol a drift on the Albion mine af
the Alta camp near here. The victim
Of gaa which asphyxIatod him aithough
Do was armed with n miners helmet
This morning The eaa was driven out
sufficiently io recover the body More
Than dozen miners were overcome ln
afffmuunF to rescue Hendicka0n.
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Lois, the FIVE year oId daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank BillingslCy, residing
AZ fth and Commerce streets. met with
a painful accident about o'clock on Fri
gay Her father had constructed "A
see-saw Tor her and In playing on II.
the board used a. a scat turned over
throwing her TO the ground In falling
she struck on her left arm. breaking
the bone between tho wrist and elbow.
ut. J. r. Walkinshaw was called and
gave the necessary medical attention.
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Emilio Traverse. who operates a shoe
repair shop on Charles street has moved
his family from Stoubenville. Ohio. 20
this city. taking up his residence on
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n v. Fowler and Mr.
and Mrs. James Hedges have moved
into the Linton property. on Charles
street near 18Th.
brown, OF Springfield ~. spent Thurs
day with Mr. and Mrs. David W steele
Mr.. and Mrs. Chrisa Doruhush. o.
pittsburgh. PA. are visiting at the home
~ Mrs. barbara Myer OF Main street
Miss Anna koucha. OF Avclla. Pa. has
returned 20 her work In scltner Cloth.
INK Co. sire afte ran extended vaca-
tion.
Miss Sarah Alexander and Air. Frank
Andrews are spending " vacation at Mer-
Ger Pa.
. Mise Mamie Cslderwood has entered
the ohio valley Hospital az Mheennr
90 take the course prescribed FOR q grad
uatc nurse.
son and daughter Baird and Dorothy
were Thursday visitors az the home Of
Miss Sarah Adams Of Commerce street
George VI Harr OF Cleveland. ohio
vas iu WcllshurE on Thursday. Callinr
ON business Acquaintance
George W Aten Of WeflaVllle. ohio
was in town calling on friends ycster.
DAY
Charles swertzfeaer OF Gross Crces
district was = town business caller Co.
daf
MIsa Resa Frur % Moreantown W
Va. ie tlaiiiuc Nles Mary Olive Whytc
Mics Agnes lIudaaN was visiting Alti
friends Off EffuuruVllIr ohio. Tnurrdur
director , Frank Haker of fhe Brink.
er-Droft Fim COMPANY returned fridny
several days on tusincsa Tor the COM
pauN.
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Many oettlnn IIcensen.

clerks Office in Wheeling. II can be
seen that many local men are getting
hunting licenses. A number OF young
men. who we're out yesterday reported
that all the time they were out they
only saw two squirrels.
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scALoEo 70 oEATH.

BEAVER FALLS. Pa. Sept. IT,
Frances 5earfoss. AGED o. months.
was scaldcd to death In a bucket Of
water carried BY the child's mother
today Mrs Scarfoss was carrying
The hot water upstairs. and The child
was ascending few steps ahead
The babe missed itG footing and fell
backward into the bucket Tho moth
or was badly scalded in attempting
to- rescue the babe
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CLAHksHI nc. vs. We. Sept DO
AloyaiuG Reynolds "a retired Harrison
county farmer and stock buyer. Nom.
Der of O. pioneer family died today 90
Nillnnova. Clay county. where ho was
staying Cor che benefit Of Bite health
Ho was ti years old UIs body win
DO brought here fnf burial
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inI.nwiur violent fhun1rrafnrm fafn
fr"W fN. UrrrHHIU. beet TnH frrun.rr
tIl. nfnrrHI II drrrH0H during fnr
IuuuUHur
Tonight fnHf morrow uIII ranf .nt
iinuHfI.n Hf fNH Dot arrT Huf .Hnf fnfrr
y ~ r--L --L-- u ----L L-L--- M-....
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The school books sor the pupils of
Richland district arrived in Wheeling
Thursday. District Supervisor J. p.
Evans at once had the books removed
70 the Center Warwood school build.
ing. from which place they were dis
tributed to the different schools in the
district.
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Returned From IrIn.

8. T. Tucker. Of Seventh street and
Richland avenue. has returned home
yesterday evening from a motorcycle
trip TO Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. Tucker
took two OF his children with MIN.
He reported that the roads were IN
good condition and that he enjoyed
the trip very much.
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DR. W. Webb. father Of DR.. W. ).
Webb OF WarwoOd.. was removed
from his home In Cameron. o.. to the
Ohio Valley General hospital. where
he underwent a serious operation on
Thursday. He was reported 10 be
resting as easily as could be expected
last evening.
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Corner Seventeenth street and Rich.
land avenue. Prot A. p. Finley. pastor.
Sunday school and Bible classes for
both men and women at $3.50 n. m,
Guy Pryor. superintendent. Preaching
and communion service at 1O:45
o'clock. Christian Endeavor meeting
at Z O'Clock. Services in evening at
7:45 o'clock. Special music by church
choir.
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BELL HOPS DANCE
Young Colorsd Gentlemen OF wfnsosr
Entertain Wrfnnda

Ihe hrN hpFH OF fhr Hotel WInda4r
entertained a. number nf choir frierfs
With a dance 81 fnr MARKET Auditorium.
iaHt night Tne rnufnIfffr Dob rhnrra
efa c'mf.Hed ~ iomrr Payne. james
meade. and flm fnfdur MuaIr vas f1r.
NIHNrn uN Hn orchestra composed entire
lr RI women from rnIumhlH. Tho dance
vac largely offended
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Funeral Services.

Funeral services were held yester.
day morning at 10 O'Clock for the late
Miss Clara Brown. who died on We'd
nesday. Rev. f. p. Carson. of the
Presbyterian church. OBLIGATED. In
terment was in Short Greek cemetery.
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TO what DO you attribute your re-
markahlo healtn7"
Well" replied thc very old gentle.
man. - reckon . Eot a good start on
most PEOPLE bY beIn horn before
Germs was discovered thereby ravin.
less 20 worry about Warrington
star
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J. NJ. Charnock. the local furnace deal
er. has been awarded the contract 70
installing NNth- Century Heaters in IN
eight new houses Of Frank Murphy. .ha
are being erected iu Foiiamsbec. lie wal
also the successful bidder for the fur
Of Holidays Cove
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SHARON. Pa. Sept Edward
p hoylcs. a FARRELL hotel proprietor
was Instantly kuicd to-nirha whcu
DIE automobile piuhrcd over an en-
b1nEmpnt on the Npw Castle road
near Pulaski -Four other persons In
The machine escaped with slight n
iurioe
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Quoted On connection with the meet.
ing. with s s. McCurdy assistant
secretary. and g. g. Hazeli supervis.
or Of the home Once Of The company
in New York. in charge.