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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15

A returned Lincoln traveller assures his
neighbors at home that Omaha is not showing
any more building activity proportionately than
"a Lincoln. Our congratulations, then. to Lin
colin
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15
Dance Not Harmfud-,

Dance Not Harmfud-onIy Its Abuse
OMAHA, Oct 12-To the Editor OF The
Bee: The man who can see only the evil
In things and never the good is TO be
pitled. AS one irreverent young person
said, ITO the pure all things are rotten"
1t is the abuse of dancing. the abuse OF
card playing the abuse OF going to the
theater and the moving picture show that
are harmful. just as It is the abuse ,of
eating and drinking or things that are
good In themselves that Is harmful.
"Billy" Sundays conoeit permits him to
add to the Ten Commandments. What
amusements does Billy approve of for
the young people? Old fashioned kissing
games, drop the handkerchief? Or does
he expect the young people 20 stand
around the piano singing such musical
rot as Brighten the Corner Where You
AreP' ~
BILLY" is degenerating into a common
scold that everybody laughs at and a
cheap vaudeville performer.
BILLY" Sunday says, why don't men
dance with men and women with
women" My father tells me that when
he was in California in 10 and 80 there
we're no women in the camp and the men
held Friday night dances and danced
until morning, the men dancing together.
Anybody who knows anything at all
knows that the girls dance together at
boarding schools and they dance with
| each other. The dance Is natural eX-
precision OF happiness and BILLY" can
foam at the mouth about dancing as long
as he wants TO.
| IJTCY WAKEFIELD
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15

America first, last and all the time. is
the only sentiment for all real Americans.
E. y. T.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15

The command of the pioneer elder, Never
mind what do do as tell youi" loses none OF
It's subtle suggestiveness as It toboggans down
the years.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15

According to 'Biily." everyone who dances
travels along the road 70 hell. That joy-riding
road. however. is more popular even than the
Lincoln Highway.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15

By the verdict Of mot guilty" for former
Mayor Bell OF Indianapolis the jury gives notice
that those venal voters just corrupted them
selves.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15

The world series windfau of $S2O'OOO snedS
no soothing light on the blue diamonds OF the
west
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15

america first" is keynote all political
parties may sound.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15
RepubIican PMrty 70 ne = n.vr,,.., -

There Is an honest and weldefined effort on the
part Of large majority OF those broke away from
the repuohean party In 1872 to arrange basis for
reunion Persistent efforts the part OF personally
AMBITIOUS individuals have been ana are being
made to keep the breach open The republican party
nus proil'ed Dy the experience gained in 1914 The
state and congressional elections OF 1914 clearly aero
onsrate that former republicans getting together
under the old party name. II is apparent that con-
tinunS division viii only operate perpetuate a no
iteal regime opposed to the beliefs OF majority of
the people. "
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15

Lexington Pioneer Omaha wants the national DEM
oeratc convention 20 meet In that city and
bad. But n win require Senator Hitchcock de-
olares t50OOo 10 land It. And there's the rub the
money cannot he raised IN Omaha. and as a result
there will be no national convention held In Omaha
IN 1915
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15
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OMAHA. oct. 14-To the Editor Of The
Bee: I wish 70 heartily commend the
stand you have taken on the elimination
Of the street fair. or carnival. as II has
been called. from the program OF fall
festivities In Omaha
This abomination never has been a
credit to the people of Omaha, and this
year II was little short OF a carnival Of
shame and crime II any theater in
Omaha had dared to put on shows Of a
character similar TO some Of the "shows'
in the street fair this year the proprie-
tors would have been arrested and yet
the children OF Omaha were invited to
attend at half price.
Some of the board of governors. I no.
tice, say they must have the money, and
this Is the only excuse foe continuing
this outrage on decency. Omaha cannot
afford TO corrupt its young boys and
girls and degrade the manhood and
womanhood Of the city at any price.
There are other and better ways 10 raise
the necessary mbney for the parades.
Other cities do not find Il necessary to
resort to a vile street fair to raise money
for their parades, and Omaha should and
must take stand for a better and
cleaner way. J. M. GILLIAN.
Some Dtsappointments in Men.
OMAHA. Oct. 14--To the Editor of The
Bee: Garfield took up Blaine's fight on
Conkling and II cost him his life.
Mckinley was right when he did not
want Roosevelt on the ticket but he al
lowed his friends to prevail. Taft made
a mistake when, he took the presidency
in order that Roosevelt might return and
run In 1912
Roosevelt made a fatal error when ne
did not stick to his message the night
he was elected IN 1904. He increased this
mistake when he came home and again
entered politics and did not keep to his
pen.
Bryan disappointed his friends when he
failed TO measure up to the men who had
preceded him IN office OF secretary Of
state.
Wilson accepted the presidency on q
one-term platform. VIII no disappoint
his friends2 He may also have to change
the plank on sugar Thomas r. Marshall
was an accident 30 n not dtsappoine-
ment.
Rev. W. A. Sunday disappointed many
when he threw american beauties" al
| Jim Dahlman, who owes all he is to the
opposition TO Sunday in Omaha
Sunday ought to win. and I hope he
| does, for Omaha needs Sunday much
more than Sunday needs Omaha's money
which he no doubt will get. 1t will not
come from those who should hear him
but win be kept away by the interests
! that have kept Omaha down for years.
c. 3. HAMMOND.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15
Protective Tariff.
National Defense.

The republican party should devise a comprehen-
sive plan for adequate national defense This contem
plates large navy with merchant ships as auxilares
This Is real defense History no instance where
navy has ever subverted the country which owned
IT, Provision should be made for standing army largo
enough TO supply the framework for a war force
This can be padded out In time OF need by a wen or
sanzed and disciplined militia which tho government
should aid in maintaining as It IS in practically an
instances. used for national purposes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15

Put up in one package. 100000 900 is lot
of money.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15
War Isune a False Issue.

The country is protesting against the efforts OF
this administration to create false ISSUE by claiming
credit for keeping out OF the European war; Il In
hoped THAI thereby public attention will be diverted
from closed factories bread lines bankrupt railroads
and armies of unemployed. Nothing but the most
stupid laundering could by possibility plunge us
into that war, This administration should heed
George Washingtons edmonition to avoid involving
the nation In European poiitics
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15
Aimed at Omaha

Beatrice Express; A BLOOMINGTON pastor was robbed
OF so while attending the Methodist conference at
Omaha last week Most pastors win wonder where he
secured that much money In real cash.
Edgar Post; Last Sundays Omaha Bee was n
hummer. 1t contained sections for South Omaha au-
tomohes, music art and jewery. It contained eighty
pages.
Central city Republican; Efficiency IN the art OF
advertising is evidenced by the character OF the Ak
Sar-Ben festivities attracting thousands TO Omaha
from all sections OF the state and the publicity at
taehed TO the big tabernacle meetings OF Billy"
Sunday
Ord Journal; The Omaha papers writing re-
hgious editorials. billy" sunday Is getting in more
effective work than had imagined he could.
Papilon Times; Ak-Sar~Ben festivities in Omaha
attracting a large number OF people from Papil-
lion and vicinity. While there Is quite much ex-
element formerly, yet the affair pals and
people who have attended regularly for years are
among the most keen 70 witness It now The at
fractions this 70 the usual high standard
the parades beautiful and unique and Omaha need
make apologies for the entertainment furnished TO
A. urR.-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-15

Subscriber leaving the city temporarily
shouId have The Bee mailed to them. ADJ
arpss vii be changed as often a. requested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-18
STEEL

NEW YORK. Oct 1T-Steei works are
strenuously striving TO make headway
akainst an avalanche Of specifications
following the unprecedentedly heavy
buying Of rolled products last month.
A. result the steel corporation this
week produced inEots at the rate OF
l.bsO.OOO tons for the month new
minaNimum record which can be main
famed only when Conditions are most
favorable. Already shipments are he
ing interfered with because OF an In
adequate car supply.
orders for rolled steel during the
week were again heavy Car buiiders
paced contracts for about 100. 600 tons
TOT bars. plates. shapes and aXles win
thicago. Pittsburgh and eastern Penn
syivanie mills. Railroads distributed
orders Tor 100 900 tons more rails fn-
Guiding $1,000 tons for The RaIfimore
a ohio Of which the Cambria Steei
COMPANY viii roll rs 500 tons. the o.
neEie steel comrany 1890. the Penn
syiNanla an.l Maryland companies IL 00o
ana the Illinois Steel company s'EO0
tons The latter company also VIII fftr
ntsh about $4,000 tons FOR the Ill,ois
central and 1900 tons for the Nisso,t-
~ Pacific. The Southern Pacific ord.r-
"a about 1000 tons for electrical lines
IN california. The PihIadeiphia and
Reading bought $500 frcight 1aTs 49,
cars. Eer
Bridge contracts ciosed included ooo
tons Tor the Long Island O. 300 tons TO-
the southern. 1900 tons for the Csrtr,t
or New Jersey. 500 tons for the Norf6-
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FLUSHING, 0.

FLUSHING. o. Oct 17-Niss Mar
garet Schaal. OF Brooklyn. y. Y. visited
several days this week with M and
Mrs. Edwin Holloway
Mrs. Berdina Moody and little daugh-
ter Charlse. % Columbus. are visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Klemm
y son was born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. James
CARNEY. on sunday. October 10.
Mrs. e. n. Newton and children OF
Akron are visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Bethel
Earl Stackey Is spending his vacation
in Philadelphia and New York City.
Miss Pearl tpdeEraff has return I'd
20 wheeling after visiting Tor several
days with Mr. and Mrs. ~. A. schultz.
Mrs =. a. Bethel il visiting her
adughter. Myra. IN Canton
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z Huff have pur-
chased the Selway property on East
High street.
Miss Ruth oElevee visited friends In
Moundsville ". Va. a few days this
week
The three months old baby of Frank
yordon's. OF Lafferty. died Thursday.
Funeral services were held Saturday Ia
Flushing Union cemetery.
Earl. the II year old son OF Mr. and
Mrs. John Dunn. died Friday night. oct.
=. Funeral services were held At the
home sunday oct. TO- 81 .. M. con-
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SISTERSYILLE

SlSTE ltSNiI.LE. W. Va. oct. fs-T-h.
nome on Mrr Maude Han on Mccoy av.
tnuc was destroyed by hre last week
1ul ~ o. not known how the are
started Mrs Hail Is widow win
two children and ain her furntftire 49,
IN. family's personal belongings were
"a total loss with mo- Insurance
howard " Hunter has returned from,
with friends ""f
Mrs D. .. Paul. ~ Bradford who has
.'rn VISITING her sister Mrs J. n. case
NJ. B Kelley '
Nr and Mrs D y sutton have 70.
turned o. Meadrvllle. "a after being ~.
T.. sutton ''" "
Mics Liinh Graham ana nice. Nj.
-.' IGN Graham. are IN Wheeling ,-isit-
jig we FORMER sister. Mrs. Harry RIrt
\ largo crowd attended the dance gtV.
.H iu IhlTfle lf7n "Wednesday eveT7tvs
~ frpt Mott ~ IarkersburE Or yv u
runner and utnrra The feature aftr,~.
,t.n vac thc excellent music 81 H..
ncefing wna held wedneadsv .v,,.
.nF in The cfF building Co arranFe ~
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Oct. lT.-Thst the re-
rat reckless speculation in course had
natural 'G inference nor %s wa sns @Sss
weeks comparatively duh and react
,1nHry MARKET The many admonitions
ss exercised restraining influence
S1,,ah apart from other Developments
now IL nj a stag. - ,,,at,a 49, ~ ~
caution In speculative ventures
There were indications before the
We hesk began that Substantial fnreresls
neo nquidated In larger part, especially
~ those specialtiss which had made
greatest advances. II was also evident
reached the point OF over e.tsssion aad
financial institutions as a whole were
,,hh s, more care in safeguarding
Wall streets professional element
msnifestsd more aggressiveness on the
snort side. while European selling OF
cline. which was partly readjusteS be
Tore the close OF saturdays brief ses-
ment inoIssr, ~, o. the recent invest
also were observed. but this condition
was asertbed 10 preparations connected
MN INITIAL TAI payments TO the new Anglo
Several foreign loans are known to
De under negotiatiOn. including one OF
$3.50 100000 TO the Italian government.
winch VIII yield an interest rate IL Is
believed OF about 6 per cent. and en-
brace certain convertible PRIVILEGES
There have been some modincations ac-
cordiBg TO reports OF the method OF pay
ment OF our supplies 20 the foreigners
nut the sustained heaviness OF foreign
exchange on London and Paris suggests
continued offerings OF bills against
those centerH.
Activity In the steel industry and i'm
proNement In general trade. together
with the promising crop outlook consti-
tute the strongest fundamental fea-
lures OF the domestic situation. High
est prices OF recent years are being re-
steel mills. and the reports OF United
states Steel implies very satisfactory
exhibit Tor the third quarter OF the
year. Railroad statements continue
variable many showing marked gains
In gross. but Indifferent net returns
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WEST ALEXANDER

VEST ALEXANDER. Pa. r. n. 2
Oct. l1-Mrs. r. Y. Tolbert and daugh-
~ anna. spent Friday at the home OF
their niece and cousin Mrs. LINN RoR.
ers OF near West Alexander
Mrs. Mary a. Terrell IS spending
some time with her grand-daughter
MRS. VIII Lynn on Wheeling Island
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Whit. and daugh.
ter Eldora left Saturday for Warwood
where they will visit the formers sis
Ter Mrs. Jas. Finley for a few days
Mr.. James Blake went to Glenvvood
. Friday TO visit his son r. a. Riake AZ.
ter spending some time with his daurh.
ter Mrs. r. l. Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. w. g. Supler and daugh.
California.
The first monthly community meat.
church Friday night several nusical
selections were rendered after whicf
an address was given by DR. Thornton
refreshments were served and a social
hour enjoyed.
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Andrew 7. Leonard VS. w A. Hus-
croft. as sheriff ct al. suit to restrain
on his store on a Justice court i,fdg-
ment ;. Il. Taylor and Alban attys.
william Cosby vs.. Willie Cosby. case
r. A. Berry ct al. We Walter Kisx g,
Al, settled and dismissed at costs OF
J. A. Mansfield ct al Va Samuel Nc.
AdoO ct al, settled.
r. A. Berry ct al VS. Samuel Bucb-
anan ct al, settled.
Ida Paxton VS.. DiIIonvale Heat etc.
Co. et al judgment given for sis7.7B.
Maria l.. Buchanan vs.. John . Buch-
anan suit for divorce They were mar
ried at Wheeling. Nov. -. 1874 and she
alleges gross neglect Of duty and fall
Ire 10 provide. that he stays out late al
.lght and sometimes all night He has
threatened TO clean house OF her and
the children. He has hurled one daugh-
ter TO the pavement and plant iff
ssainst the wardrobe and wont permit
another daughter TO come to their home.
All this has impaired her health lie
- enJoined from coming to their home
stone a Galbraith. attys.
p y Berry ct al vs. ~. G. button.
Judgment FOR tis5,64 same W N -
button ct a. judgment for S172s.7b, and
sale ordered. Same against T. $ Nc
masters ct al Judgment FOR Suisse and
Marie n. Moreln by her father V. A
" Marelh has brought suit against A
NJ. Lyons executor OF A. NJ. Cheeks 10
,es1rsln him selling the real estate for
ters and defendant II about to sell n
i9r 800. Galbraith. stone and Cohen
Prosecuting Attorney w. c. Brown for
state OF ohio has begun suit aRainsf
W. G. Burchfield FOR sass shown by the
STATE inspector TO have been ILLEGALLY
arANn ~ commissioner against J. A.
Fey for $685..
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the Halloween celebration. A committee
vas appointed CunsiEting ~ r. o. FRAME
n. u. Kerr. and T. 1f Henderson and
With fho help ~ others expect Co make
the celebration great success
The following Invitations have been
recc wed hy many Hlatersvillc friends.
Mr. and Mrs Ariue I've McNev
invite you tO b. present
a. The marriage ~ thor daughter
fnifle
Mr Thomas Edward Graham Dr..
on Saturday TIRE tHirtiefn day OF October
one Thousand nine hundred fifteen
&c nine L clock
a. homo
lnrkrrahurE West virginia
Mre Fnatfr CarrnU Of the South Side
spent TnurHIar ir Wheeling
Mrs. James II. Frame has gone e. Gin.
giunal Co arerd month with her
Mrs Victor WintHu left ThuraIav for
NrW NcfH fn He inr guest OF her son
Victor t Mlnfru
Mrs Rachel shlffer hHa returned fa
nrr homo lu columbus. ohio. after IN va.
10 with r"r tauEht0r. Mra A D. Kerr
charles Burns has IHff for Tulsa. OEfs.
~ JON hie father ". li Burns and Dr..
cate there
ST. and Mr. TBrk Dow ~ New MAJ.
amor1s are the rucsts N NJ ana Me-
A.. A. Armrtroua
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JOHNSTON
Slated BY the Democrats 70 Carry N.
Party Burden for Congress In
the Third District.
10y CHARLES BROOKS sMIrHl

WASHINGTON. ID. G.. oct. Is
Hon. Andy" Edmiston. Of Weston. ~
10 be the arst candidate Of the Demo
cratic party for congress in the new
Third West Virginia district. accord
Ing 20 statements made here today o.
men who generally know in advance
pretty correctly what their party viii
do IN the nominating line.
They said that Mr.. Johnston would
more han likely be the only candi.
date for the nomination 20 qualify Tor
the primary. and that he would vel.
como The opportunity 10 take the nom.
nation under such circumstances,
and once more carry the banner OF his
party in a campaign.
Mr. Edmiston 10 one Of the veteran
politicians Of Wost Virginia. BE ~
one Of bis party's vheel horses. Ha
has been q candidate for Office iu
several stirring and hard fought cam
paigns. and once served on the circuit
court uench. Tie has been very &C.
tive ~ a party man.
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a practice meeting OF the warwood
hand VIII De held this evening Al ths
Reliance hose house
me Warwood Junior football team
paved team from South Wheeling
Yesterday afternoon
a. improvements are being made to the
~ hrellng Ceiling and Roofing company
Fiant In North Warwool
b9rn. 20 Mr.. and Nirs. Leo Grimm OF
Noulh WARN God avenue. on Sunda \
morning. a bouncing boy
a, hotorman John Jackson Of North
MarNood. spent yesterday visiting rela-
ives and friends in Lansing
n ne young son 81 Mr.. and Mrs Walter
fr'.fer or North WsrwOod was report .
10 p sonew hat better last evening
. Mr., and Mrs. Fred AdEate VIII ieavs
spend the winter
Milton McColloch Of RichIand distrtr,
was a business visitor in town SafurdaSy
council meetinE will be held Friday
evening az the Center Warwood hoss
Mrs. Margaret Jones OF Center Wa.
Wood. VIII leave Monday Tor Afiartic
visiting. "'s
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WARRINGTON

MANNTNGTON. W Va oct IL
Hoor f. quite 90 at his home on East
High street
Miss Iva Ferry has gone to the Ohio
Valley General hospital AZ a patient for
appendicitis
Mrs. fcstus Barrett has returned NJ
yer a several weeks visit with hor par
ents IN Indiana
Richard Morris. 3-yoar-old son df Mr.
and Mrs. q. Morris. Of Glover's Gap. died
or diphtherta- "wednesday. october 10.
Mrs. Thomas buchanan who has hoe,
seriously ~ az her home. still continues
unimproved
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ern Pacific and zoo tons for the New
York Central The Philadelphia a Read
ing. Maine Central Lackawsnna and
Sreat northern are In the market for
1900 tons OF bridge work
Marine work placed Included two
freight boats on the Atlantic coast and
one on the Pacific. calling for about
OF $500. OOO.
The main feature OF interest in fabri-
Gated steel was the buying Of about Is
vp0 tons shapes for extensions to man
ufacturtng plans In the central West
including steel works automobile and
rubber factories all OF which are en-
gagged IN making war munitions.
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FtNta ihIey OF NOrTh WILDWOOD. gaVe
a party Saturday afternoon In honor OF
her sixth birthday. The children en-
Joyed the afternoon In games and at a
sestsonable hour dainty ENTERTAINMENTS
were served. The following were pres
ent: imogene Buzzard. Lola Wilkins
Madeline Adams, Marian Tustlns. Alice
Evans. Virginia and Eldora White OF
ilallas; Mabel and Dorothy Long. Alma
Mhite, Ruth wilkins. Lester Draher, Lee
wilkins, Paul and Glide Ross
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Many attended the Rally Day services
yesterday morning at the Methodist
ehurch. a very interesting program was
rendered by the members Of the Jewell
department. very good address was
oeiNered by Rev. @. n. Johnson pas
tor. preaching services in the evening
were also well attended. Epworth
league meeting vii be held on Monday
evening at T.45 O'clock
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WARWOOD
win Give Hsrfst.

Members OF the Ladies Aid society OF
the Lutheran church are completing
plans Tor Thanksgiving market at
stone a Thomas store In Wheeling ON
November Is. All kinds OF homemade
pies, cakes, etc. will be on sale
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COLERAIN

COLERAIN. o.. oct. 17-Nr aud NJ,
W y bundy Pleasantly entertained Inc
iN'ntisth Century club az their home
Oh "wednesday evening Tn. sye,ir-
~ ~ nt in games and NJ sonsonnbic
r.Nf duufN reireahmeuts were served
tn' l.llowinE were present. Mr.. ana
We. w. \. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs ia
- eI, Mr. and Mrs e. * HoFus Mr.
9nd Mr.. g. ~ walker Mr. and Ne
NeFus. Mr. and Mrs a. 4. Miller. and
Mr. ana Mrs " j Eundy they tad
Of NJ Pleasant. aud Kathryn pst,n.r ~
Martins Ferry. o. VT
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Ny hIiran. OF Es1ilssIIIe. o.. who
htF been visiting 81 tho home 81 his
atIEhf.r Mrs " Wheeler has re-.
turned home
Miss Kathleen NrCouahev OF NJ
Is lioFue sf This place
Ml'' IlhiHb I"rruauu. o. Piedmont Is
VISITING her slefrr. MrH. o. o. starbtsck
Mr u D.. Walker Ie IfT rf ne trrre
ihr,ntcned with fyrhnIf fever
Norma t'rk spent SATURDAY. and
SUNDAY WIN her parents af Sew. con
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STEUBENVILLE

SrECBE<VILLE. O.. Oct 17-An at
tempt 10 burgiarize Rodgers a Ciark's
store AT Brilliant at about o'clock sat
uroay morning Was frustrated by the
burglar alarm, which aroused the mem
oers OF the firm. who arrived on the
scene In time 20 prevent the men from
getting away with any booty. There
we're three men In the band and all
made their escape
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Abraham Thomas Syrian miner who
hlchland Block coal mine. at Beech
bottom, was reported TO be resting cas-
ny AZ the North Wheeling hospital last