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Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1915-11-12
AMONG THE CHURCHES

3 JNDAY's SERVICES AT THE
CHURCHES ALL OF WHH FL
EXTEND A HEARTY WELL
COME TO VISITORS
HOLLYWOOD n. T. oHuR. II
Corner Roberts and Pacific Aven, es
Rev. j. q. Ed wards, d. d.
Preaching by the pastor at 10. O
Sunday-school, 2.80.
Sunday evening service at las
O'Clock, preceded by Epworth League
song service at 7 O'Clock.
Prayer Meeting Wed. Ev'g, 7.45
Seats free. All are welcome.
WILDWOOD BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Maple and Pacific
Rev. Irwin H. Fisher, pastor.
Morning, 1920 a. M, Sunday Sc hool
s.8O p. m.; Evening, 7.3O p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening, 100. A
hearty welcome extended to visitors.
Supported by voluntary contribution 8
HOLLY BEACH PRESBYTERIAN CHI RICH
Corner Pacific and Burke aver ue
Holly Beach.
Services every Sunday as usual while
the pastorate is vacant.
ST. stMEoN's-BY-THE-sEA PROT EsTANT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. A. @ Bailey, BID, Rector
Corner Pacific ana Maple aveL ues
Wildwood, n. J.
You will find a cordial welcome aud
a thoroughly churchly service.
SERVICE LIsT-sUNDAYs
$50 a. M, Holy Communion.
800 a. ~, in summer children's
church.
1890 a M, morning prayer or holy
communion as announced, with ser
mon.
2.30 p. M, in winter, church school.
$50 ?. M, evening prayer with SER
mon.
WORK ~DAYs-DAILY
$50 a. M, holy communion, except
Wednesday. Wednesdays 8 90 ann
5.30 p. M, evening prayer, except
Fridays. Fridays s 90 p. M. with adj
dress
SAINTS DAYS
Holy communion at 7.30 and 8 a. M.
Church open all day for private
prayer. The Rector stands ready to re-
spond to any call for his services, 10
matter from whom the requests may
come; aud no charge of any kind is ever
made for any service he may render.
LUT HERAN CHURCH OF THE Ht LY
TRINITY
Rev. Charles r. Keiter, pastor
Holy Trinity Chapel, cor Altar tic
and Poplar avenues.
Sunday-school Ills a. m.
Morning Service, 1915.
Evening service 1880 p. m.
Visitors Welcome
ST AIMS ROMAN CATHOLIC CHI RICH
81. AIMS Roman Catholic ChuIch
corner Of Magnolia and Pacific az es
Mass on Sundays at 8 and 10 q. m.
s inday school p. ~. Evening ser
vice 1880. Rev. Father Maroney, Recttr
EUREKA BAPTIST CHURCH (cOlored)
Spencer avenue, West Of Railroad
Services Sunday morning at 10 80,
Sunday school 2.30, evening 7.3O.
Rev. A. r. Satterfield, DID. Pastor.
ANGEL VISIT BAPTIST CHURCH
(colored)
West end of Garfield avenue
Rev. M. d. Stamford, Pastor
PASTORS residence, Whitesboro, Cape
May County.
Preaching every Sunday morning at
II o'clock.
Sunday-school at 2.30i p. M.
Evening service at 8 O'Clock.
AsBURY A.M.E. CHURCH (coloIed)
Holly Beach ave., corner Young
Sunday services i:
Preaching 1890 am. and 500 r m.
Children's Service, 2.30 pm.
Christian ~endeavor, 7.30 p. m.
All welcome. Rev. H. A. Ivey, Pastor
q
NORTH WILDWOOD SERVICES
A union Sunday-schoJl held in the
North Wildwood fire house every Sun
day afternoon at 2.30. Everybody
welcome.
ALI interested in the study of the
Bible are invited to attend the B bile
Glass held every Sunday afternoon at
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FLUSHING, o.,

FLUSHING. o. Sept. 12.--Aiiss Flos-
sic Cullison. Of Coshocton Is visiting at
the home OF W. r. McNeal.
Mrs. Eta Timbcrlake and daughter.
Miss Marguerite. OF Cleveland. were Wis
Ting this week at the home OF her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Parks.
AIR. and Mrs. s. $. Sultzer formerly
OF this place. but now OF Cambridge. were
here this week. visiting friends.
NJ. A. Kiemm has returned from a few
days visit with his daughter. Mrs. Bcr-
dina Moody. at Columbus.
II. u. Cowcn ana Nife. Of Bellaire. vis-
tied r few days this week with his par
ents. AIR. ana AIRS. II. Il. Cowen.
Mrs. r;mms Gregory Is the guest Of
relatives IN wheeling.
Dr. end Mrs. a. Is. hobson. OF SSalem.
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. u. Jud-
kins Thursday
G. Mildon. of swissvaIe. Pa. IL visit
ing 81 the home o. walter Mildon.
Mr.. end Mrs. 4 homPs Burtoft. OF 81.
Slairsviile, spent Friday with X. u. Jud-
r. ". Vance md George Wheeler will
leave Monday Tor Hiram. where thuy
viii attend hiram College this winter.
Misses title Snyder and Dorothy
StenKer. Of Wheeling, were guests az
the home Of Herman snyder the fret OF
the week
Miss sara Tyler left sunday for Kings
Park. Long Island. y. y. where she has
been employed 10 teach Domestic Science
tn the HowFrd lnduafriai school
James n. Thompson an dfamily moved
90 C1diz last wees. AR Thompson will
b. empic Sed in TIRE interests Of the Octo
Darse Todd. OF Raycuna. visited over
sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
" O.. Todd.
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MT. PLEASANT, 0.

MT. PLEASANT, o.. Sept. 12.-Mrs.
Bracken and daughter. Miss Edith, OF
SalifornIa. are visiting relatives and
Mrs. Sophia Hooper and daughter.
iting her children at the I. o. o. +. home
In Springfield. Ohio.
Miss Lou Fianner Is IN at her home
In this place
Mrs. Benjamin Griffith has returned
nome from Steubenvflle hospital, where
she underwent an operation.
Norma Lynn. who fell and broke her
arm. Is recovering.
Miss kearney Lawrence returned 10
her nome in Mingo after visiting her
cousin. Mrs Harry Scheehie.
Mrs. n. J. McConahey has returned
after visiting her daughter. Mrs. Helen
Young. OF Huntsville. Pa.
=, Mrs. Bine Miihoan - visiting her son.
MT Joe M1lhoan. of Adena.
Miss Lille jenkins Is visiting friends
In California
Miss kearney Lawrence, OF Mingo.
Uncle. Mr.. j. w. Lawrence.
Mrs. John krinki. OF scotch ridge and
MIS- Erbe. OF bridgeport spent FRIDAY
and saturday with Mr.. WIN Krinki
Mrs. Charles Dilworth of Cleveland
II VISITING friends in this place
Miss Ella Harbourt. OF West Iafay-
cite, ~ visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Bentamin Harbourt
virginia Meister. of Cleveland Is Wis
lung her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Brooks.
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FINANCIAL.
WEST ALEXANDER

WEST ALEXANDER. Pa. r. p d.
30. - sept. 12.-Th0mas Mcdaniel. 81
near wooster. ohio, arrived Wednes-
DAY 10 visit relatives In this vicinity.
Miss Eleanor Oldham has been on
the sick list. but Is improving
Miss Ella Tolbert IL visitinr friends
az sullivan. ohio.
Mis- Leona Oldham left last Monday
20 begin her duties az teacher OF tha
fourth grade 80 the Woodsdaie school
AR. and Mrs. Paul Rhoades. Mr.. ana
MIS-. Frank Rhoades and Mrs W. M
nome OF the lattors daughter, Mrs.
florence Burton. OF near Wellsburg.
". Va.
Archer Howard left Tuesday IN A..
tend school AZ TdFingtou Lane. Al Tria-
oelphia district High.
duties "a the ohio Valley oensrar noe-
ltal "wednesday night after ap~ndfrr
tew days with her parents. ar. and
Mrs p. T.. Howard.
Mr.. 70 Jenkins and family. OF near
- fAAFlllc. Ia. VIII move soon 10 fnr
Igac McCutcheon farm near Roneya
ST. Alya Richmond has accepted bis
Weliahurg ard ieft to begin work ui-
VIC ana httle con viii move there
NJ and Nrs clyde McCutoheon srs
bare McCutchcon al Roneys Point
Mr. and Mra. Isl. q suulrr rnfrrfaiurf
w. and Mrs s. supier an son. JACK.
chiidren. Nancy ana wisnars. =, ts si
homo FRIDAY night.
Misses urane Porter ard vcinrs gamn-
sun returned Tuesday after auan1lrF =
% "i az ~ e., s9a' a 4 !, Wg - Pa.
Mrs. j. y. Creighton.
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sen. CARTER is
OUT FOR KITTLE
TYLER COUNTY soLoN FAvoRs
coUHrIAN FoR TarksUEER'
In Interview with Intenigenosr he
Gives Reasons why Mr. Kftrie
Should Re Nominated

Senator W. II. Carter. OF Tyler county.
who was In the city, Is an earnest sup
~. for the nomination for treasurer on
the Republican ticket. Senator Carter
has known Mr.. klttle for years. n well
business experiences.
Speaking of AIR. Kittle to an lntelli-
gencer reporter. he said.
Mr.. kittle Is an accountant and depu-
" inspector oI pubic offices with the
state TX department at Charleston. and
his netive county is barbour" he con-
tinued- He Is perhaps more fasorabiy
know ,hr1ugnout the state in eonnee.
ZION with the state and county financial
interests than eny man la the state. lie
Is popular with the county officials over
the state. Republicans and Democrats
alike. ana has siaed in bringing thou
sanos OF dollars OF the pubic money.
which had 'strayed from home back
into the public treasures. He possesses
the splendid merit mark 81 bringing
order out Of chaos by his work in intro
oucing the new uniform system OF ac-
conceded By all To be promotion Of
efficiency In the public service beyond
measure.
Mr.. kittie was one OF the orisinators
OF the plan TO put the public moneys OF
the counties OF West Virginia To inter
est which culmineted IN the passage Of
the Carter depository bill at the last
net Tor Ohio county IN average OF $4,000
70 $4,000. annually, and likewise FOR all
$4,000.
The oposition to this measure. as
will be well remembered was anything
but tr.fiing. Mr.. Kittle was my first
aid In this battle for the people and the
diplomacy ana generalship ne command
cd was admirable. lie can fight an OPP
ponent and keep him his friend. The
reason for this - he believes in his con-
tention and will wage his contest fairly.
These kind OF men," the senator con-
tinued, are the men who make Votc-gct-
ters and good officers after they get the
votes"
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Sept. i2.-The activity
OF the stock speculation this week was
restrained by the desire to await the
clearing up of uncertainties in this
country's dilomatic relations and the
formation OF plan for relief OF the
Foreign exchange market The favor
s s, news OF home conditions was a
sustaining influence throughout.
The torpedoing OF the Hesperian. the
demand for the recall OF the Austro-
hungarian Ambassador ana the Ger
man governments claim OF justifica-
uon Tor torpedotng the Arabic weer ac-
copied as evidence OF a rurfled state OF
me eountrys relation with the central
European belligerents
Confidence was felt that measures for
relief OF the foreign exchange wot,Id
soon follow the arrival or the s-nxIo-
FRENCH commissioners who. IL is
Tor ali the allies. Mean%hiIea e 20 ss.
sion was apparent supposedly due 10
eensorship restrictions on information
aha no reticenee on the part OF those
who are TO take leading parts in fhe
exchange conferences.
Some large credit was assumed 10
oe Certainty. In spite OF London's
reiteration OF readiness TO nav sold Al
least haif a billion dollars was popular
e s,, but as TO terms. collateral
D. mite Information. At all Domestic hank
ing centers money continues TO accumu-
late in unprecedented amounts. win no
its use. '0'
The government crop report forti-
n nee confidence In results OF business
LOT the coming year with it's renewed
lain OF probable billion bushei
wheat crop. Decline in exports OF what
was regardec as temporary War
snares Will form the mainstaV of trade
1pansion, out new orders Tor railroad
ss9u.pment are being placed Steel pro-
euctlon - new high record. and United
states Steels unified August state
msnt' tnough showing a small decrease
was Interpreted with allowance Tor
mat fact- July railroad Statements OF
sarnings onered announcement OF a
turn toward Improvement
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SUTHERLAND OUT
Genial conErspsman az Large 20 90
After hepublican Senator
lai Tora.

WASHlNGTON. H. g. sept la-The
Hon. Howard Sutherland twice elected
Congressman -af-larae. has b. no means
given up either hope or expectation ~
hrruminn contender FOR the O. ulf "A
states arnntorHhlp foEn. That Dol fne
information that he brought and which
caused q sfartlo.
iy which No ls not mrauf fu state that
Congressman sutherland has decided fo
become r. candidate for that particular
nomination. but 10 la meant Co imply
most earnestly that Mr Sutherland nus
not. a. many have believed and Of nj nirh
The politicians here were positive ab1n-
duurd nll Ideas uf entering the race.
AZ the matter nov stands. MI .ufhrf-
land ia carefully but aseidu1uely never
thrlcaa. applying che blood test to the
public pulse on that issue. and uu the
result aacertalned VIII b. based hia de-
rIalnu whether Co prosecute bis am hItou
Co succeed Senator Chiffon furthcr sind
along more definite and formal lines.
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C0LERAIN

COLERAIN. Aug. 12.-The twentieth
century club OF Colerain neid a carnu
supper In the Blake Grove near PIeas-
ant Grove Monday evening. Quite an
or the rain. They had as guests: Miss
Norma Kirk. OF New Concord; MARI
Douglas, or Salem. Ohio. Daisy Fergu-
son, OF Piedmont: Kathleen McConahey.
Mr.. ii. C. sipe. OF Morristown re-
turned 10 COlerain Sunday 70 take uu
ms work as principal Of ColerAin pub
Misses Dorothy and Helen McMiIlen.
Ursing. Pa. who have been VISITING
relatives hore. returned home saturday
Miss Edith Walker will leave Tues
DAY morning 10 attend college at
Mr. and Mrs. Newton McAfiuen o.,
Ursina, Pa. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Martha Smily. Of New Mexico.
White. last week.
Miss Emma Worthington. OF Pleasant
Grove, and who Is teaching FarminGton
sseho9l. Is boarding az the home Of Mrs.
Mr. Harvey wheeler. OF Bealuviu. 4.
VISITING bis brother. Mr. y. A. wheeler.
Mrs x l. Walker and son. Herbert.
attended wheeling Fair Thursday.
Paul Bonnell H. on the sick list
Miss Daisy Ferguson h. visiting her
sister. Mrs. l.. &. StarDuck
AT Theodore Clark passed away
erai hospital after several months M
ness with q cancer
quite number % boys and girls OF
Soiersin' are attending High school az
quite large crowa or friends sror
Coiersin are attending yearly meeting
az GAINESVILLE
Miss Mary Douglas. OF salem. who
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Steel

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE steel an
n ,sy was still dominated by the enor-
the manufacture OF war munitions ys1
sales OF blooms. billets and bars fhis
week estimated at 10000 tons. were
smaller than during last week
The inability OF the mills a. a..,,-..
sooltlonai heavy obligations for the ball
anee OF the calendar year was the single
eoni5ne,ioD eC mt. IN sales and in
resulted In a wide range and hiCher
yrlces I9r semi-finished steel sales OF
forging blooms were made az gg4 10 Sts
per ton. rc-rolling billets sofa a. sSs ~
80 per ton. forging billets at S24 10 stS
per ton and round bars commanded 81 *
cents 70 tS-25 cents per pound
Some structural as well a. r,tt -,u,..
nav turned upon bars 10 help relieve
me pressure from projectile manufac-
France for 80 'oos 80, ~ =, lnguiries from
.Jhs Dars and btilets for fourth Quarter
snlpinent. but unless deliveries arier
o oTosns.y, ! are accepted there are small
Aet Tor 10000 tons round bars
railroads have shown signs Of "a,
s s,,sas buying. The Louisville a Nash
.ilie cruered $1,000 tons and the Allan
nc coast Line $4,000 tons rails from fhe
E.nsley mill and the Santa Fe closed -
.sS,,,',,, tons ~ Shicago for early 1915
Shipment The Pennsylvania. New YorLl
central. Chicago 4 Northwestern bouabt
- locomotives. the Omaha road al o.
f,s.,.s. 49, ana racine y and the Buffalo.
con Locomotive Company toolt q snnn,st,
order for Is engines
The August output and shipments Of
steel by the Steel Corporation rer.. 80.
ora breaking. while orders booked ~.
Jess man IN July or June. although unosf
sluai 70 fuil mill capacity. The most
prominent structural work PLACED orag
e.pvy tons shapes for extension to the
bethien em steel company plant. Tho lar
Ecst pig Iron sale was about SO 0o0 fone
basic 20 the LukenH Steel cor,,,..,o,. -
hrst half 1915 shipment
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CHARLES A. Peterson has returred 90
~ h'ut IN south Warwood avenue. AZ.
tef business trip over East
Mra ". ~ Smith d. rsporfad d., n.
somewhat better at her home on Tvs1.
tioth street
are Myrtle Taylor has resumed her
ultl,. a. s1lcsindy in the Waruu1d ban
tll siole after a vacation trip to IIffa-
Conductor Ira Mercer of the parh.,.
dlg traction line. was OF duty vrafrrf...
T. q. Noltc OF Eighteenth rfrrrf ~
rcported o. be somewhat better ysrfer.
DAY afternoon.
John Jackson. uoforman on fha Pan
handle traction iine. vas or duty rss-
Mrs. August Ebclinr. 81 rwent,.ur-t
lfg,l visiting relatives On ritts-
NJ end Mrs. u. j. Adams. or NOM.
dave Cove ia visiting I'd fIl h.r.. "a
30. end Mrs. Pearl ficrhaurh. Cd Nine
tesnfh street
Conuciimcn and officials Looked over
tne ruad near the Nlchland coal mine
yesterday afternoon. 1t ia urIrrafl.lI
mat repairs viii D. made before cold
weather
Mrs Peter Ramps. Of Cincinnati obot
~ % Eucat ~ Mra George MrInuaff
% North WarW cod
A practice meeting 90 the Warwnof
Band VII De- BET this evening ed the ur-
liaucr hose house fn North Narv.0l.lr
Members % the Ladies hId society Of
the Lutheran church. viii rlve n harnar
and m1rkfe. ON SATURDAY.. a.ufrrlI irr I r
co Earl L Iurd'r store. In Center and
South Warwocd
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Mary c. Watt vs. John NJ Watt. $40
temporary alimony allowed.
Rose Bow vs.. Rev J. A. Wefgand al
mtnistrator OF Rev. L. Dcmaio. suit for
$3.50 for money loaned. Cohen. attor-
ney.
Wellsburg National Bank VS.. Samuel
|Goodfrtend. judgment for t3fO asked on
note NaylOr. attorney.
VIM. II. Poole. administrator OF Elijah
Justice W. John Justice e. al suit In
foreclosure on mortgage for $40.
Cruber. attorney.
Gust Morlis vs.. Y. & O. Coal Co. suit
for $4,000 damages for injuries ON Feb
ruary 10. 1915. when a fall Of rock struck
him Negligence b alleged. Levy &
Levinson. attorncys
l.. n. Hilsinger. administrator OF
Alex call vs.. Alabama Murphy. justice
for S3sb.50 and foreclosure ordered.
\. ;. buckingham ct al administra-
tors Of Il. W. M-ttenbergor vs. Nancy
j. Beltz e. al. settled at costs OF de-
fendants.
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DALLAS

DALLAS. w. Va. sent 12-rh.rs
viii be n convention or the sabbath
schools OF Sand Hill district at the
fresoyterian church In Dallas. Septem-
ternoon session at 40 and the even
ing session at I:5o. The following
topics VIII be discussed: The school
graded; cradle roll: Organized class.
the sabbath school superintendent his
equipment and work Mr.. Lowe, Rev.
Will be present to assist In the program
All schools in the district are requested
10 send a good representation TO this
convention. as We hope TO organize the
district for more ana better WORK A
cordial invitation to all
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" m. Miller and John Milliken visited
Win A. r. Alley and family of Waynes-
purg last week and attended the fair
Thomas Mcdaniel. OF Wooster. o.. is
spenalng some time visiting relatives
Allan Hart has been IN for some
time Threatened with pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary Howard Is visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs; James Elliott. OF the Stone Church
Miss Ethel Rhoades. of Elm Grove
high school. spent the weekend with
Mrs. Jean Metealf and daughter.
Viola, returned to their home in Toronto
o.. after visit with ner parents. Mr.
and Mrs. A. j. Porter
Mrs Frank Little Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. ollie Davis, OF wheeling
Rev and Mrs. Dinsmore returned
SATURDAY evening from a Two weeKs
vacation spent at Gettysburg. Washing
ton city and points In Virginia
Misses Deane Porter and NeIma
sampson have returned hcne from a
visit with the formers aunt Mrs
Woods Pattison. OF Washington. pa.
g. y. strtcklin Is carrying the mail
from Dallas now while the regular
carrier Is on his vacation
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IT - understood that work viii n.
sthr,ed this morning by a force OF men
Ss. nc YiIlng OF the river road from
.,,.sn Mar"ood 70 short Creek. or me
county line IL Is understood thai b,,
uoihs THIS the commissioner are ahie.
80 ~ s@Ne masing repairs so often il viii
80, seNerai days 20 complete the work
ana they request all automobiIists 40 ~
we road a. mttle aa poa.lhla y -
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Inc agitation for a municipal water
plant has received fresh impetus when
the Mingo junction Water Company IL
Is alleged shut off the water supply OF
score or more OF citizens because they
mao ialled 70 pay for service IN advance.
rms action, coupled with the eNorbitant
new rate schedule the company Is at
tempting 10 put into effect. further in
creased the citizens of the town and a
demand for immediate relief is to be
made upon Minso council the members
OF which are busy endeavoring to fOrmu-
water company. mass meeting OF cit
liens Is projected.
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~ Is understood that the Elite rft.--
10y society Of Wnrwood viii reorrtntr.
~ ne near future az a moetins III ~
~. MarWood school building on
VIC eeeltty was organized they efarfed
~ win about % members ana this hse
T.tg increased % double that nuubcr
80. larry smith. president OF the 80
.itl D. expected 90 call a neoffrg IL
VIZ near future 90 that they can r.
.leani@e and start holding entertain
,iiti,,. tie sp,lels once "a month. in ad-
evening ''" eaeh
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STEUBENVILLE

STEUBENvII.LE O. Sent. 1a.-The
STATE bureau OF maintenance and repair
nus nas let the contract for repairing
orloees. CulNerts, grading rCadways and
resurfacing with bituminus macadam ne
leet. S'se miles OF road in jefferson
SS91nty 10 j. II. Warwick. OF Cadiz. for
49, s9.lo. This Is the Market street
70 .oea from the city limits of Steubenville
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WARWOOD

Mike tocaato. forClNurf. employed al
fnr HIGHLAND coal mine ln South War.
wood bad Die lcr crushed Saturday even.
ms while Wurkiua near the entrance Of
The mine The accident occurred when
the foreigner was coupling several cars
tnHrfhrr. and his foot was caught and
crushed some ~ his fellow workneu
who heard him cry for help a. once
ueut Co his assistance ffe was rernov.
ca fn the mine office whore physician
was called whu dressed the foot Ha
was removed to bic home which On ln
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John Borowskl 90 Geo. Paszko. 1 acre
Mt Pleasant. $3.50: Charles KuEler 20 l.
X. Henry. lots. York. $500, William
VIEW Viola Parish = 10 Emma ,S sun iot
city. 81. Harry McFoely 90 RoNie
Thompson. lots. city. 81. Jennie queen
Davidson 20 William Weais lots. Mid
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HAMMOCK

HAMMOCK. o.. Sept. 12.-Mrs. Lydia
flckering Daniels died at the home OF
ner daughter. Mrs. u. a. F1nney. east OF
81 SlairsNille. on Monday morning. Sep
TENDER 9th. at 5 o'clock. Had she lived
until the 9Th Of October she would have
seen her SOth birthday
She was well known here. having lived
mere most ell her life. until a few years
previous to her death. having been a
Der OF the Presbyterian church OF
Funeral services were held at the
home of her daughter, on "Wednesday
morning. conducted by DR.. Mcchiin. OF
washington. Pa, her fromer pastor as
sisted by Rev. Young. OF the ST Clairs-
Vile Presbyterian church. With short
services at the home OF her son. T. NJ.
Daniel. here In the afternoon.
interment was made In Plainffeid
cemetery. near Louisville. She Is sur
jved by three daughters and three
sons. several grand children. and a Few
great grandchildren.
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Messrs Paul Rhoades. Willis Trus-
sell and Mac Rhoade-. members of The
dallas cornet band. accompanied the
Elm Grove band TO Mt. Lake Park
Modern Woodmen picnic at that place
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-13
want Mddies.

Early announcement is made that on
october 20. at Steubenville. a competi-
i've examination will be held 70 select
one eendioate and three alternates 10 fill
me naval Academy. from the Eighteenth
District All boys between the aged OF
elimination AZ physically sound and
actual and boni fide residents OF the dis
trict NCarroll, Columbiana. Jefferson