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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
! 9OrtlanO, Oregon.

8ancauuer oar ben iIolte Vp, 81
iiauoieOe oeo / Staten 8aibington,
% g~ortlano, oet ifpnne 9ortlano,
oen ierite / Oregon. 9%ortlano, ION
bleu begDnot / 1914, er Den ltsrltc
9p / Staten % ct al De pigtlglte
lloifibniugsiteoer ior Storm % Ism-
mer Geroen. Zen lager lmaft oeo
9illamette. 5looen, iom NUMBER no
I Columbia Jtoro ior 9Del. ga leg
( gortlano ifnloe inc paa en- M
9anelinie o. oioite, at Der er en-
oanif MeHigbeo / 8pen, bois Rreil
er min Ben, Rnit. @ngbolm, bdpot
lea 6eilnitei at boile mig liot, IN.
oen lea reiite oioere eiter eugene
boor ieg 6aooe IoDet at oare Der
1. sui, iom 10 / glar inotrai pae
en- Ssnoag. 1oset oar oerte @auf
.on time, iaa hi fom til 4ortlanl
SCI. balp Sire. Mine geuner | Ia
coma 6aOoe foripnet mig meo er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22

900 a9unc5" til 3~ieiiel men ieJ
Triangle til ct ri1tigt QlaaItiO, Jpn.
tes ie9, % isgte oerior BEN til Ell
6eitniraat, 6oor ie1 o5ida bleo r..
1eli5 i%ori0net % Tor Ell rimeIig Be.
t1linl Err oar naturll1Uis Spiie.
oo9n paa (oget, men ieg betatter
mia ior At fonme paa on SIa8s.
paar fife oct 6aaroe 9te0DenOiB6eo
50oer. % oa life minoit ior DC a
tpeli8e o7ritfepen9e@ eller: Git.
penae. iom De tore 3erubanefom.
pagnier toinger en- til At 6etale til
De opgartenOe 9telre. I'll @tstra.
Sfat, JONI er ueooproi9enOe baaoe
Tor @iDeren o. Nloota1eren, boerfen
2en eaer @ope % ifaI alligeoel
ppre no8et al 6eJ1e 1ete. - Sen.
nem Ieleionen ianot ie5 10, at ia.
tor 9ng9olm oar 6iemme % iif Pm.
oisning paa. 40 6oilten Bel ieg finn.
oe naa oan Oanife Strife % 9raite.
bolig, % inoen lan9e BAR ie8 /
bans Stem o. + 8enneoolo. 0es
oprre oar @rs. @u96olm life pei.
ioet 6m leo al aonoe6eioGrli96e0
Glitma), ON bun END MI, 0a oct
par me9et Oarmt, ielte nleget beore
o. par noe al Sen8en, JON bun
baooe maattet 6oloe I Here Tiger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22

M~isiiOnsi1poe

ON @lto oil, af5oloes Misiions.
msOe i @arcus, Sa., ira t5.-t7.
OCTOBER. genner ira NOR og fern
inobpoes fprIigIt til at belle @llO8
&iges @o0er meo os / oiSie Ooge.
9eie9en6e be6es meloe iig til UNDER
tegneoe inoen 10. Oft.
9oa Ro8oretbs Meni9be0s 8eene.
8. &c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
2iot fra 2anrens, u. y.

ga MI or lea li1e fontmen 5ienl
ira port areO3msoe; oct oar ell
lang Reiie - BELT oerno til Bort
lano, 02c. Men oet oar en- ton
Reiie. % Ell Bella Ito - oct oar
oct 6a Tor mig - oct er 9oOt en-.
gang imellem at blue reoen no al
De 0a9Iige 6olOer.
Sea ital life ior9ri6e mig paa
anores Ret; ser Dil efter 9eitem.
melie fonme 9ieierat ira en- auoen5
Saan0. % oct piit1of en00a en- life
iaa liot beore emo min; iaa fan man
oente me9 - eQer paa oct
Seq oil oerfor fun iige Iaf til
ale. iea msOte - % iaa en- iGr-
Zig Silien og 1af til 5olfene / Sal.
MOUTH Tor alt oct ifenne % gooe.
ieg nBo.
Seq off ida 6egDnoe liot bagira
meo init o. iort9le liot ON min
Heiie; on, Den 0eili8e Gur meo
Damperen ira % til Bortlano el.
Ter mellem Bortlano % Bottom.
Oct er BOG en- BELLA g~eiorOring.
Ger par 10 en- bel Slot, iom par
ipge - oct er en- al De S%pgOomme,
JON ieg ilet ingen 5%oritanO bor
paa - tun buao ieg bar Jet paa
au0re - ieg fan oa beIler life
I%oritan, at Der er anoen @runo til
at blpe iDg emo oct, at oct er 10.
get Der ifal til; tbi oct bar GA iaa
Oeili8t 8eir, at ieg tlln0e fun onife,
at Sfibet Dil0e baoe ltDret i'm Sel
Iige til 0anmarf; men bette 9nife
bar ieg III / mart % aar uenaet
mig I'll, lot eiter liot. at opgioe -
% bet Ter life no I'll, at leg nogefl.
Sin0e iaar oct, "a ie8 tam 9aa
Den 3ur oper 3apet, 5por fart oct
ellers oiloe ppre; MI oil Del mart
baa0e aloer % Spa8beo / Den al.
mlnoeli8e Screening iptte Den iioite
Bal i 1eItet, % ian tan ieg ignge.
Jhl bar ieg fun erinoringen til
6aael
0ten Der er iad meget Der / 9iten,
iom minoer ON 8anmarf, % iPrlil
ga paa iaaOan en- 5lir. ggerne ber
noe er 10 aamIe, % bar iom 9per.
ne biemme De mango male % trim.
me @aoer, ia ieloe Suiene li9ner
10 mango al Dem. oi enten iaa eler
par meo III at b99ge for en- Dien.
~neitealoer ii0eu; og miot / alt bette
biemlige oqffes Der noget al Del
pemooiae. Gn SaUn, iom ueO Bort.
lan0 eaer Bolton, oil ior en- 0an-
ifer iremtnl0e mango biemIige Tan.
fer; 5orterne % ari8sitibene, Dc
mango 8anpifi6e, JON iarer no %
mo - ia ielo De imaa SITES maf.
fer, at alt bar fin Del / Tan.
fernes 5Iugt.
Ser er 2anOet 10 life iat al
6irfanteoe 0ele - % oerior inor
8eiene iig afurot JON | Ganmarf.
ia ielD Sernbanerne bar Ell SIltorie
at iort9Ile os. De er ogiaa iaa i9r
gammeloags. 9d er oi mart iaa
pant til oct, men oct oar cog iaa
iPrt / 5sritningen, at man mari
ul0rig 1T ct moOerne Sog at le
Wlen eanoifabet er iaa iorifeIligt
ira alt oanif og oct Inrligt 10 IGn.
acre ri fommer 9it. Sernbanen
inor iig JONI en- Orm / Ell Sten.
opnge. Saa ioriteIIiet ira De oonifG
iaa pei JON ira NielIemitaterneS
ganoifab, men oct er benriuenoC
at reiie Der / giten.
@aa min Geiie til 0iooet reiite iel
isemem oct beremte ) 09iI Ianst
Social Innnell I De ifenne @as
iaduSiets 8ierge. >, 6por soe OF
ocs boor itorilanet, bpor fun Ell
lille 5abrifSbp oeO lit oeiliae 9ano
ialo oi6rpoer Den nGSiormisbeo Jon
er bet inreone / en- iaaoan eunos
bell
Nef, oct er life 0anmarf, oct e
ct 4tofte sdweis % Der e
2anobruset 10 ogiaa ct &ul, o.
5abrits. 8erOeneu er oct belle. 81
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
Seitfrit % Misiionsmpbe.

On @no oil, aiboloes Spitfeit
oe MisiionSmsOe / Siloams oan-
fife eo. liit6. Meniebeo, Chicago,
Sn., ira 3. til 6. Ofto6er.
On bierteIie SnO6poelie til ale.
iom bar 2pit til at opre hammer
meo os I De Gage.
Serren peIiisne Weoet.
Gaa Menigbeoens 8esne.
S. Simonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22

llnsOumSitGune % MisiiOnsmpOe
af6oIoes, oil SUB, / 9eresiorO, 3.
Dof., / Gogene "a. Oftober,
buortil nlIe penIigit inobpoes. I'll,
reiienoe be6es oenIigit i~nareit an-
meGoe oeres 0eltugelie til unOerteg-
neOe s. &nuoen, Breit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
Sr;nitatis Seminarinm.

lln6erpisnin9en ior neite Stole.
aorS 8eofommen0e be9pnoer, ON
@uo oil, 0anong Den A. Oftober ON
5ormio6ngen SCI. 8, til boiIfen Sit
allie Stuoenterne beroeo anmoOes
om at npre til Steoe.
Blair, 6. September, 1915.
g.. 9. Bis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
Wlishpnsmp0e

9etblr5ems Menig6eo, 9topol,
af6oloer W1iSiion8mpoe / 0agene
ira t.-3. Oft. 8enner ira iiernt
o. npr inobpoe8 til at ppre me0
oeo oisie Reoer.
9aa Wenigbeoens 8egne.
9beo. DC. Sanien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
WisIionsmeoe.
fremont gaffer.

n I c III 0 II z I.
Sm @u0 oiG. niboIoes Misiions.
meoe / Srefoloigbeo8 Weniebeo
paa 5remont 9affer I 0agene ira
24.-26. September. Som og b9r
meol so. Eb. SEMEN
Megb.s Grpit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
Misiionsntpoe

af6oloes. ON @uo oil, I Grira, 5a..
ira 24.-26. Septbr, I 2(tlantic.
Ga. ira Is. 0ftbr. og / Sam.
lin, 5a, ira SO 0ftbr, til
6pilfe Me0er beroeo penligit inO.
bu0es.
@aa Menig6eoens 8e9ae.
y. &a len
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
Wiisiiunsmeoe

boG6es, oil @uO, I Gman8 @enig
5eo. DC Nobb, 81, + 3a8ene ira
80. Sept. til 3. 0ftober 3. aar.
On fprlig 5nobooelie til ale.
8oa Menig6eoens 9e3ne.
Sens I. 0eeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
v. ! gOrflamO % 6nacne, Oregon

AnmerfninB. Oct bar
gleoet mig at ie | u0anifereh", at
iaa manee @enner banoe / Oregon
Ga California bar beflnaet, at ieg
oroa oeres Dor iorbi, oa ies par pda
geiIe Seruoe, ia, man bar enoog
f~orlfnoret ia oerooer. Soo mia
BERTH fac: Get oilOe baDe siort
mia onOt, ON noaen ifulOe beflage
ia ooer, at lea fom til Dem UT
lea reiite iad malge iorbt, ifete
fife af ono Bile, men babe i'm
@runo | ~fslgenoe:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-09-22
ga6ningSfcit pna Cana GOlese.

sfoleaaret t915-t6 be9pnoer
meo Meoe oen rs. Septbr. gitm.
al. 81 % qfteu ST. S. 6lere
irenme6e 9rriter Dit o0re til Ste.
Be. 9iertelig SnObnoeIie til ale.
8. y. Qauren.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-10
TFAW EEgTTEs KEELING OF
STANFORD WHITE

STANFORD WHITE
New York, July TO- Evelyn had
gone ahead With MT. Thomas Nc
Caleb and Mr.. Truxten .BeaI follow
ing. I stopped to speak to an &C
quaintance. l looked up and saw Mr..
White. He had, his arms on the
table and his Head in his hands when
1 first noticed him Then he lifted his
head and stared at me.
81 Walked up the aisle, straight up
in front of him and-shOt him!"
In a well T1odulated, even tone,
Harry K. Thaw thus recited his
killing Of Stanford White.
'Is that aIf2," he asked Deputy At
torhey- General Cook.
''Go on" said Cook,
ThaW'B attorney Immediately OBJ
jected, saying he had answered the
question.
"He answered It very seriously and
well, ihterposed Justice Hendrick.
When Thaw had reached the point
in his story where he got in front of
White he paused for fully BaIf a min
ute before he uttered the words shot
him" And it was another minute be-
fore he raised his head toward Cook
and asked, els that all"
Throughout his story Thaw talked
evenly and at times slowly. Often he
g8zed. upward as though trying to
visualize the happening which he was
relating.
As ThAw told his story Cooks eyes
never left his face. He never prompt
ed nor suggested, but waited patient
~ for Thaw to tell his story in his
own way. The crowded courtroom
was GREATNESS throughout the re-
ott Ms RaRgng on IHaE iy every 9W W9Fd
Evelyn Nesbit ThaW was still barri-
caded in Jack CGhoTd's camp at Cha
teadgay Lake today, the belief pre-
vailed here that she will start for
Nah Xioiel- to tasElftz tn her hnlshnnd,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
CAPTAIN PARKER
Cconsnusd Prom FIRST rags,

has been noted since he started play
ing the Eridlron game.
Parker was a senior in the Hich
school and az the close Of the 1914
season he was unanimously chosen as
the leader for the 1915 eleven. His
Eirh ambition In athletics was 10 lead
tho team that would bring a state
championship 20 this city. and To this
end he worked with every ounce of his
energy. Not only was he captain In
name, but he was 10 be found In the
thick % every important play. and
few we're the Hilh school PLAYERS that
ever made gains around tho end on
which the doughty little leader WAS
stationed tie was one Of the most az
rreasive players in tho game. and one
tnat opposing teams always feared and
carcctcd To make gaIu around Ioff
end was Indeed n feather in tho cap
OF any player
Before tho opening Of SATURDAYS "a.
TAI contest Parker was arnon- bis mon
with hIE calm rcassur4urn bidding
fhen keep up the lighting apirIf and
iWurnHFinH on each man tho rcar0urf
lnity Of hia part I'M tho game uo
seemed II The best OF i.llfh and rrr
mon were moro than match frr any
Heb school team in tho State This
ra. shown hy nfa work during tho
tr- quarter and most of iho second
whom ho proved himself perfect da.
mon in bcati0e up fia opponent
PLAYS and leading tho bog. ir what
a' chat time promised fl Do ono of
no greatest li.rh school eamrs over
PLAYED
Tho game opened with erfoGrid Kick
JOS io FUrkharr0r One off tHr heavy
Fucthtnron back. received fn. balm
and started down fhr GrH Hardly
had hr gotten under way when Park
or. who bod reHdfd Iho guard .rr4re
~ him nifI fha Garrenras of OIL nalr
Fs leap. q THROUGH Goo afr. and. throw.
'nr hi. fuu WEIGHT onto Hia opponent.
both came fu IHH GROUND
Tho force of fHr flrrn. IMPACT Of
Hr luI... HH more Cham H. could
rianf rrf Um. wac HFrn rHf ufI.
f.rmrHfr walked IIm around I.
Nr'1 fu aI'r. HIm Iu r..r.r h..
I.n.tH before rr.umus play Ir rr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22

turned 10 the game apparently as well
as ever and played his Buckhannon
opponents on their feet during the re.
maineder Of that quarter. His almost
superhuman playing was the feature OF
the early part Of the game and To this
may be attributed his death. as the
attending physicians said that his
death was due to a ruptured blood YES.
sci IN the brain caused by over exer-
ton.
About five minutes before the end of
the second quarter Captain Parker
was noticed acting strangely. When
team formations we're called he would
iail 10 take his proper place and per
sisted in playing ahead OF his line He
was called back into position by his
ttammatCs. bur again showed ahead
Ihis time he was noticed by Umpire
watkins OF this city. who called time.
Parker was aided 10 the Wheeling
bench and his place was taken hy
Nat Coney lie remained on the bench
until the end OF the half. when he
tainted. a physician was called and
DO was placed In an automobile and
taken 10 the track headquarters OF
wesleyan College He was accompa-
hied by Manager William Wheeler. OF
The team. together with Mrs. O. 4.
Statler. OF this city. and Carl Millr.
haiiback Of the Wesleyan College foot
bail eleven. Ills condition was seen
by the attending physician 10 be crit.
ical and another physician was called
Every hing possible was done for him.
but 30 proved of no avail
The news OF the sad affair was i'm.
modlatcly conveyed 20 the field Of play
and Manager 3D. A. Stansbury. OF the
Wesleyan team. notified the officials
OF tho game and time was called lust
three minutes before the end OF the
same d. was several minutes be
fore The members Of either team or the
spectators could grasp tho situation.
ae 10 seemed almost impossible that
the player rho had "a few minutes be
fore been leading bic men in one Of
fHn most aggressive ramos Of his life
could have passed away
The direct cause OF Captain Parkcr'a
death is auId f0 have hcCn the result
of uufUrDd blood vessel. when
caused a hrmoffHagr of the brain.
This H thought to have been caused
hN over D,.r.Iun. but may have result
Cd from tHn fre play of tho Fame
when hH made Tho tackle that stopped
tho Huckharr0n rush up tho nold a.
for they bad received tho kickoff A.
frr Boo bad been taken tu The club
house. the two doctors worked with
Dim and cove four hyrod,rmIc infrc.
lions Iu Hn effort to keep up rospira.
ton and heart action which had been
affected by The bursting of tho blood
vessel
Within fDw minutes tho crowd 90
several Thousand iu attendance Ht fha
f1wr were dumb with emotion and
over fHn rrH There spread GLOOM
a. fhr spectators rItHerrd ln Utrs
ErD0u. and whispered. 90 vaa fhc cad.
dr' moment Chat bad ever Invaded
fHr lrHur county town and lonr no.
f.r Goo Hmn Ono Geld wac afIU fIfrd
with those who wore ioafh to leave
TH.. were aware 0f tho aufuiupss of
what had taken place in their midst.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
WHEELING HIGH
TEAM WILL ACT
AS PALLBEARERS
SIX MEMBERS WERE CHOSEN PROM
SQUAD YESTERDAY EVENING.
impressive Services VIII Marx Funeral
OF Late Captain william H
PARKER, Tomorrow.

Funeral services for the late william
H Parker captain OF the Wheeling high
school football team. who lost his life In
the game A. Buckhannon. Saturday. Will
De held Tuesday afternoon. Private
services Will be held a. the late home
2l5 South Broadway A. 1870 o'clock. and
AZ o'clock 3. M. the Rev. Claude Porter
Terry. u. D.. assisted by Rev. W. G. Har-
ungcr and Rev. J. r. L1tteli. ID. D.. will
conduct the services al the First Pres
bytertan church Six members Of the
their deceased captain. viii act az pail
bearerH They are William Wheeler.
Thomas schOfield. Lee Ritz. Charles JEFF
fers. George WAGNER and Nat Coffee
This evening the members Of the
Alacademy Club. 81 which Captain Par
ker was a most popular member. will 20
in body 20 the late home. where they
VIII hold memorial service. Al $50
club. where Rev. Claude Porter Terry
VIII deliver memorial sermon.
teForvatious have been made az the
FIRST Presbyterian church. where the
iuueral services viii be- held. FOR tho
members OF the Macadamy club and tho
boys Of the squad who have been HE
c1mradea in many hard-fouEht football
Following the services the remains
HIil Do taken TO Greenwood cemetery.
whore iuteruent will be- private
william Joined the First Pres byterian
church wlsn about ~ years old. and
since He was member nf the senior
class ~ wheeling high school ard was
ono ~ tno most popular boys that over
attended That Institution Do wna his
fourth year ou the team and blraua. III
Ni. rgnrIefnuf nerd work fe wac elected
II. plINL fie 1913 eleven through ono Df
mrHf ruorr fTfuI seasons In the hiss
HIF nf fre school one ~ hIe arnbI.
Ir rra tn lead fha Ofd cold ard riIHs
quad fu state rIrmHI.nafIu ana Ffa
efforts iD BRING fhr highest f1n0r4 0f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
but seemingly could not comprehend
the situation

The remains were taken 90 an under
taxing establishments ia Euckhannon and
were prepared for shipment Co his home.
On street corners little groups GATHER
Cd and passsrsby could near nothing but
muitled whispers. "a pressious OF deep
est sympathy were extended Coach HoI-
Gen 'nd the members Of the team. Not
ShIS "a huckhennou was the suOck felt
but All over the STATE and especially in
" heeling there was -he deepest gloom
Members 81 teams that had met defeat
deeply moved.
Coach German Of the Charleston eleven
was In attendance az The game and as A
,i.i OF respect to The young leader OF
4-tnuin OF tue HuDkhluuUu team inms,.
ately cancelled the contest that .t4. H.,
naFe been PLAYED az Charleston next sat
.Itay. '"dch Lauu.n said that he did not
ieel mat the team should play the game
after the sad occurrence OF saturday.
Coach Lanuin Of the Bucshannon team
totethcr win Manager Ross and Mr.
HIiiIiu one or the members OF the toaIt..
accom- auicd the team Go Wheeling. They
ltLL hHghhtunon yesterday morning az
zoo ana came on 60 special train by wav
OF Clarksburg and Graff0n Al GTaft1sg,
they changed Co B. a %. train Number II.
anu again were given o. separate car.
wheeling team. the ACCOMPANYING Buck
hfhhon men and "a few friends that had
gone 20 the lpshur county town TO soc
were. Mr.. and Mrs o. a. ~taflsr SAM
vel Front. Phil smith and william Eur-
Their. mascot
Ih" train was met al Manninrton
cameron and MDuudsNiile. by the foot
l"I SQUADS 81 those schools. who eN-
tended The deepest sympathy
Prof ~. -. Johns. PRINCIPAL Of the
i"'h hiEh school said last evening that
h' would De- unable Coz decide ON what
course Go follow az the school uutu this
morning 10 is practically certain. how.
ever that school will Dc dIaruutIuuad
tuesday, and probably to-day M
johns said That The students and mem
b'r9 81 the faculty would attend fhr
funeral services in a body. but further
than that. b" could not say last ntFht
coach Holden who has been Iu charge
or the team duriug the entire season.
was Ericf stricken and would say Moth
inE iiF only remark wur. o. can saw
nothing"
Coach EatHhrook ~ the Beliairo team
tlaf was scheduled tu play Wheeling Un
IhIusFFi wing day. said have NOT
TAXED with Manager UrIIn. but AIM core
faiu % lH RIGHT Co. cali on fHt game AS
tu other contests chat mIrHt hr soho.
IuI.i hr UHllalre. D com rHf aaE. nr tnHf
l. OBJ. Outs uf fra manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22

the huge throng that witnessed il.
After the boys had all left for their
homes the crowd silently filed out OF
the station and wended their way
homeward unable TO shake OF the deep
impression made by the unusually sad
return.
AT no time has there ever been a
larger crowd In the local b. e. o. sta
ton and never has there been one
that gathered and departed so quietly
and the whole can be described as a
mute and glowing tribute TO the little
soldier who died lighting for the honor
OF his school
The remains OF Captain Parker were
removed. upon arrival. 20 the Mendel
Undertaking Parlors and later taken
TO the Parker home on South Broad
way street, Island
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
REV. ROBINSON
DECLINES CALL
DECIDES TO REMAIN IN FIRST
UNITED PEESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.


The tov. Csinr.es ~ Robinson. ID.
or the FIRST United byteri8u church
mas declined the call extended him re-
,thlN by inc Ertgafiun OF the First
hlitd IfcshytcrlHu church az Mon
mouth, III, and viii retain his paetorata
OF the local church
Announcement Co this effect made b,,
nr Robinson. just before beginning ne
sermon az the morning service. vert.st-
oay, was received with much graufI-a-
tlun on tho part Of the congregation and
I'r Nobineon's many friends here a hap
Uy ofm1uFfratiun took place az the close
"f tho service. members az the Courre-|
EfIInu rroWdinr about their pastor 20
congratulate him and express their pleas
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the Eridiron to his school probably cost
him his life.
When he was elected 70 the captaincy
or his eleven. a tribute was paid TO his
leadership and generality and bis ten
team mates were always willing 20 do
their best, for in Bill" as he was famfl-
iarly known. they had a most lovabIe
companion and one that could be depend
ed on at any time He handled the
eleven In manner worthy OF one many
years his senior and In every game led
the way and set the pace. that for one
OF his weight was considered remarkable
As FOOTBALL player he had few. In any
equals as his aggressiveness was aIwava
"A terror 10 his opponents and an inspira-
ton 70 his fellow play-rs
He IS survived b. his father and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. J. Parker.
one brother Joseph Chandler Parker.
and two sisters. Miss Bessie. a student
Ia high school. and Mrs. Bertram stolEe,
OF this city.
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A recent department OF justice state
ment told of plans for further investi-
cation OF the activities Of Austrian
Consul General Won Nuber. at New
York and his associates and said that
Information had been obtained which
probably would lead to additional in
dictments for passport frauds
The non-action of state authorities.
particularly in the case of incendiary
hres has been commented upon here.
ana officials say that there must be
close cooperation between state and
federal officers and labor leaders as
well before the lawlessness can be
suppressed.
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Felt Duty TO Remain

ure az ms decision. A similar scene vv,,
en1cLea ~ tl. eN.nIng 1870. --- ~
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TO RESUME FLrdHr.

o.. i ChL WORTH. Texas. Nov. 2f-Ths
iirst aero squadron Of The United sfat..
army. consisting Of six military trarflr.
VII resume its cross country flight a.
.Vl miles from Fort Sill Okla ~ San
Antonio. Texas. al S O'clock Mon.
nnrhluE. Waco, 80 miles airline Nom
OFT Worth viii be the next Iani.r-
pace and captain Is. ID. Foulols. in com.
nand Of the squadron state touirhf t..f
ine expected the trip would be made .u
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TO PUNISH
toontnnsa - - 80

part Of Oh agencies of tho state and
federal governments No ia therefore
10 BE- earnestly hoped that state ofi.
CiaIs viii boz equally active
% have instructed fho agents OF the
department OF Justice whenever they
discover evidence of violations o. state
criminal laws to place thc evidrrce at
tho disposal of fhc local state officials:
and 7 assume Chat ouch officials viii co.
operate In acGuaIntinr tho federal Of
nciala with 900 information tending 20
show Furh crimes
To Be More Active
There have been various official inti.
nations dur.uE mo past Tow DAYS OF
fhr government purpose to hr moro
than ever active ln seeking ont offend.
ore AGAINST the neutrality and criminal
laws of the United States by agents or
sympathizors OF European bolllgcronta
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-11-22
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