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Bisbee daily review., 1915-06-13
rERMEuzEN- MAIN POET

NEJIEE Netherlands June / Tbis uila fortified Dutch town. in o.- dinay times 8 customs office of minor cons gueuca. has com. la be tna p..u- cIuai port oE eomwaa'cat,aa between tla Netherlands and Belgium As raul communication with Antwerp SO uu- certain a Go be practically c1t off lat most fertile end before lt- Ca.- nation by war. most poull1aa section of a. Europe which lies about thc Belgian city aC GteuO finds iu sole outlet ty canal or IaI to Temouz0a. thence by boat aucss the Schcldt f1 Flushiue thence again by rail to Rot
 ordsm Amsterdam and The Hague. cr by ,bo cross.chaunel steamers to England and the oulor world
 As the export ot almost everything produced ID Ueleua has been forbid den by tae military authorities u cc- oupatIon Tgueuzel is aot in danger af being swawred by the sudden iugU Of trade. At least one curious pToduc. Of Belgian Intensive a-riculuro how ever. is atil freely exported 10 Hol- land indeed s even moro freely cy- ported than ere- before. 'nco there ia ucV no demand for it m Belgium This Fiodua. .s cut orchids. for the 2. tail Iorisls trade Every day thers pass through ,his port scores of light boxes consigned to florists il Am tCI dam The Hague Rotterdam and even
 10 England couuiaiue hundred ol orchids ci many species carefully packed iu cotton and in tissue paper The two small towns of NeirabeEo between Gheur and Temonde. and LoochrisH In th Waea. furnish them and are famous among florists sll 0v or Eu0re for theIr orchid houses ovue Go tacu namo Co obese points t1e larger cities Of Che Meth or.ands have alwave been heavy pu
 chaeers Of these llauum and ECuc plants; and thc Hover shop window ol Amsterdam and The Hague have for years been gorgeous bower Of y-
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Qolsita caior.re and rare form talous. their display at orrl.ds
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lt Was tu.s. His Majesty says that he finds it very unjust that the Allies want 70 force the Dardaneues and take Constauunople 51st Go import iood,tIr from Russia" Then His Majesty continued. Bul our troops have shown their abilia and willing ness Co do them duty J ann speaking ae'o not alone Of the Turkish defend CTS Of Che Dardaaelles but also of those Germans who nave SO efficient ,y and 1raycIy cooperated with them. "
 nr Ludwig was then given an op- pa-,miry to ask His Majesty what he thought of the conduct Of the German and Ausuo-Hunariau troops.
 would thank all of you if sou would say for me that my admiration for tne German troops iu the west erl and eastern theatres oi war is SO erea. that it is imposs.D;e TOT me to express in words my high opinion oi their vaior and efficiency Concern ing their commanderiu-chiel Emper Of William ] can only say that we in Turkey pray that he may enjoy the best of health for many years"
 His Majesty confirmed that he had been given by the German Emperor ,ne Iron Cross first and second classes.
 am proud ol having been present. ed with these medals. which decorate SO many brave men said the sultan
 Turning to the American cores pondeuis His Majesty reiterated that it was a pleasure to him to know that two American newspapermeu had witnessed the operations against tho Dardanelles
 "l value the opinion oL uautra'1 highly" said His Majesty. and am pleased Co learn that you intend re- turning to the Dardaneues ] wish ,o avan myself Of this opportunity te express my greatest sa.s-lc,ion thai relations between the United statea and Turkey are SO cordial" A sli-hl movement of the sultan lelt hand indicated that he wished ta terminate the audience The corrcs . ponda1ts arose. as did His Majesty who addressed.a few words in Turk ish to each took leave of his visitors with another hearty haudshake, and a few minutes later they again slipped coffee and smoked clears w3h saW 1 racba
 When you get back to the Dardar l elles greet an my friends" he said
 and give the 15-uch sae.-s a wider ! berth than you did on March 18 WI are interested il letting the world know somethine Of the Turkey of tc day and you wounldut figure in that 1 if you become too familiar with a
 chunk of steel of Jhe size that arc found about Tchanak Kale"
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ga. the Uuld ki@uet only to che Hmaii- CT events ol uta It you were eating an orange and one half of !, should Iau to Che -roud just when you were aaou, to put iJ into your mouth tlot would be an occasion for the use 0i the word ilsmet out ia matters Of life and death j. is more appropriate t0 use Che word Eader That word
 Npraases exactly what the old man wanted to convey It means that our fate is iu the hands oI superior force and Jhu what is lo happen will happen. mo matter what ge ourselves may do The idea is known among you as Faallam. believe. It is a very good one. because confidence in tle sapIau and resignation Co our late mean great deal in lila Form- erIy wa Turks believed iu it alto-all- CT. But we have come to realize that . oela. iu eaaer alone will ro, do. We must work
 His Majesty then asked ror some additional details for the sinking ol I'....I. IH#.A| .A NAI.N 5arlasaip "IrHs.aub'n" That the former had gone down within three minutes lroaaht an expression of aor- TOW to the kindly face of the old man. as il he regretted that sa many hue man beings, nearly 500, had peHsha5 without the sliehtes, chance Co hght for life There was another reference to the conduct Of the Turkish soldiers iu the ooas, defense service.
 "It has been said that there was 8 strong nctor Of luck In our victory or March 18th which made it so com. plete and great" said His Majesty "But we have a saying m Turkish which rgn Luck is infatuated with the efficient
 The translation ot what His Majesty said ussf may have been little .aul ty. Either that OF irony was intended
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eliminated from their presence.
 Then. too s. s. 5 has such specific stimulation on these local cells as to pre- serve their mutual welfare and proper relative assistance Co each other
 Iu a Very brief tima g. s. g. has th7 reconstrlctIve process SD under control that remarkable changes arc uhscvcd All euntlve places heal. mysterious pains and aches have disappeared. and from head tp foot there is a conscious sensation of re- newed health.
 From he fact that S. 8 g is purely a botanical preparation. it ia accepted by Inc weakest stomach and has great tonic influence Not one drop of drusa or minerals is used in its preparation Ask for s. s. g. and Insist upon having G. And if you desire sMlllul advice upon any matter concerning the blood and skin write to The Swift Specific Co.,, 205 Swift Bldg. Atlanta. Ga DO not allow some zeaIuus cierK to larrup the atmosphere ln eloQuence oveV something "Just as good as & & g, Beware of all ccuuterieits
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slrengh Power Aeeomp.henl are a TypIaed in 5. s.

Some blood disorders become deeply rooted in tho glands and tissues, and the mistake is made of resOrting to drastic drugs. These only aggrayate by causing other and worse troubles. A host of peo- ole know this to be true. They know from painful experience.
 To get right down Into where the blood is vitiated requires 8. S. S. the greatest blood purifier ever discovered.
 This remarkable remedy contains one Ingredient. the active purpose of which is Co stimulate the tissues Co the healthy selection Of lts own essential nutriment and the medicinal clements of this match leas blood purifier arc just as essential to well balancedhealth as the nutritious clements uf the meats. grains. fats and sugars of our daily food
 Not only this. but if from the presence of some disturbing poison there is 20 local or general interference Of nutrition 10 cause boils, carbuncles, abscesses and kindred troubles, S s. s. SO directs the local cells that this poison is rejected and
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NEW COTTON EMBARGO
 BY HOLLAND

LONDON. June Morning Posts ea.anlUt nD Amsterdam says Ho,'aHI has ra.wucaaa prohibition on Ho..aucu oI raw cotton The wes rlc n view O. ta, c0ras0ou- d.l Vlhae severe blow Go Goma- n.y.
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POSTAL SAVINGS BANK
 IN ARGENTINE

WASHINGTON June l2 The Ar genune government hos incorporated a national savings bank At the end of the first week there were in BW nos Aires 1850 accounts representing a total deposit of $81l8 or an aver age Cf s6.0f per account
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
BEN WOOD POLICE
Made Several Arrests, and Last
Nights Session Of Court Was
Largest in Months

Benwood police court opened I'D
yesterday evening with fifteen on the
roster. Mayor Clark Sprouts worked
overtime. Aleck Brun was first up
and took one and costs for fighting
and three and costs for resisting an
officer Andy Solvinski. disturbing
the peace. was fined three and costs.
"Jip.' disturbing the peace. pald
three and costs for his folly. as did
Nike Subject Mike Boleka GOT one
and costs for being drunk and three
and costs for disturbing the peace.
John Doe. one and costs for being
drunk. and three and costs for fghf.
ing. Paul Pondy. fighting. three and
costs. Joe Lita. same charge, same
me. Hoyne Buburic was served the
same dose. Joe Bala also got on the
WRONG side Of three and costs fine
for fghtinE
Tony Goodson was not a good son
80 he drew three and the trimmings
Steve Rrosia. drunk. one and costs foi
being drunk and three for ATTEMPTED
hEhting Walter Yost received the
same fine. while William Sonson 20
On with one and costs for beini
drunk
The last on the list was John Muir
ply. who drew one and costs for be
INK drunk. Sonson. Murphy and Yos
took Is DAYS I'm the city lookup.
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Miss Josephine Carroll has returned
from visit with friends al SebrfnE.
JACOB Boneysteele and Abe stern
9efE nave returned frcm a trip TO SIT.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the FIRST
Reformed church will entertain with
social Friday evening at the nome
or Mrs Schoen on Gravel I'm
Miss Daisy Miller OF Gravel HnI.
mas gone 20 Mansfield % spend "A
few weeks with her sister.
Mrs. G.. \. Lowell and daughter.
Mrs. Clyde BY. have returned from
visit With friends near Powhatan
Misses Mayme and Grace Robinson
~ Gravel Hill. have returned from a
visit with friends a. Epworth PARK.
John LlttletOn Il reported seriously
lll a. his home az Avondale.
Rev. y. Y King and family Will
leave the latter part Of the week for a
visit with relativs a. Uhrichsviiie.
Members Of Bellaire Council No
1876. Knights u Columbus will par
ticipato IN the joint outing 10 be- heid
next Thursday AZ Wheeling PARK a
baseball came between Wheeling ana
Bcllalro lodges will ho a feature
Mra. Joseph Poorman "a spending a
few weeks ~ Lake Chautauqua. y \.
Nr and Mrs v. NJ Gnieland OF
lake trip.
ali-s Hena Blum entertained party
OF friends last evening a. her home
On Belmont street. complimentary 70
Miss Gertrude Hutter Of New YORK.
who DEL guest or tho Blum home
Ross Jump has returned % piffa.
hurgh. after spending sunday win
HE parents here
Rev J T.. Curran Of Columbus. o.
visiting his mother on Gueru sey
street
Mrs Paul Fred and daughter ieft
Yesterday Tor Proctor 10 spend few
days with friends
Mirs Mary McCrcary ~ Guernsey
street has returned from a visit with
relatives az Cleveland
Nr and Mrs fred Foyer OF Pitts
burRh. are spending n few days with
relatives here
Marcus A. Wallace has returned 20
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
Martins Ferry Briefs.

RAY Palmer. local correspondent OF
the wheeling Register returned 10
work yesterday after a ten days vaca.
tion spent at Atlantic City.
Mrs. J. D. Fowler. OF Pittsburgh. IL
IN The city for few days visiting al
the home Of Mrs George Fowler.
The regular weekly meeting OF the
knights OF Pythias will be held In
their hall on Hanover street this
The large steam shovel OF Picket,
and Hayne was removed to the site OF
The new theatre yesterday afternoon.
the street In the central part OF the
CITY was Eiven a good sweeping yes
terday afternoon.
The Loyal order OF Moose will hold
on Second street this evening
The Bellaire bowling team will meet
me local team on the Padden alleys
( thursday evening OF this week
several cases were given attention
IN Mayor Wycoffs court last evening
the usual fines being assessed
Mrs. Thomas Reilly and two chill
dren have gone 10 Byesville to spend
a few days with friends and relatives.
The township board OF education
VIII hold an important meeting Satur.
day afternoon of this week.
me rubbish left on the carnival
grounds viii be cleaned up the first
part OF this week and the grounds nut
into good condition
This city was we'll represented at
the Belle Isle bathing beach yesterday
afternoon.
Tickets for the Maccabees picnic at
Meyers Lake AZ Canton next Tuesday
can be obtained at the L. NJ. Sommers'
confectionery on South Fifth street.
The repairs 10 the room in the Raj
ston building on South Fourth street
which viii be occupied by a restau-
rant Will be completed tomorrow eve
ming.
The Interior OF the new Peoples
bank building on South Fourth street
present pleasing appearance.
The complaint blanks for persons
who think their taxes are too high can
be obtained at the Times office
Several out OF town people were In
the city yesterday attending the Peter
Neal funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

Ny hands and fsce broke out With za.n
White pimpiss- They burned and I,chsd %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
Sample Each Free by Mai

With s2-p- skin Book On request Ad-
are-. postcard ''totiesr-. Dept. r. Be.-
ton" Sold THROUGHOUT the world.
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operations yesterday morning after a
several days idleness
A large number Of tickets are be
lng sold for the MacCabee picnic
which will be held at Canton next
Tuesday.
Last evening was one Of the warm.
est for several days and the rain
seemed 10 have no effect on the tenn
pcrature.
a large crowd from this city attend.
cd the ball game al League park. yes.
terday afternoon.
u was reported last evening that
several OF the prisoners who were
working on the street escaped yester-
day afternoon
Scott Gordon. Of this city. has re.
ceiNed his new auto which was or.
dered some time ago.
a chapter Of the Alpha ri fraternity
viii be instituted In this city Satur.
day evening
The members Of the LOYAL Legion
viii hold regular weekly meeting in
their hall this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
TO SETTLE STRIKE
Conference Of Wheeling Can Company
workers and Owners viii BE
Held This Afternoon.

a meeting viii be held this after.
noon between committee renresent.
ing the Wheeling Can Company. and
the new union organized BY the work.
ere. 10 ts expected that this meeting
viii result In the statement OF the
STRIKE that has been on at the plant
since last Friday.
The members Of the union received
Their charter from the o. VI q n.
4. yesterday Al present. the mill he
tied up completely. and pickets have
been stationed. The mill EMPLOYS zoo
men, boys and girls and the lie I'd Is
rather serious.
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KNoWN IN New MARrlNsvlllr

NEW WARTiNSvrLLE. w Va.
July 81 Mrs q. " DallIson. who was
KILLED ln an automobile accident no
Washington. Pa Saturday evening
was well known here She vas q als.
Tor OF Mrs Narrarot Ruth. 81 this
city. and had visited often in Now Mar.
unsrille News ~ her untimely death
was received with general regret here
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Guy White and William Nickerson,
OF Park View. LEFT yesterday for Pitts.
ourgh. Pa. where they will take an
examination preparatory to Joining
the United States army.
Walter Hand. Of Cambridge. O.. is
visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin Hand. OF the Stone church
road. Elm Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Nelson. OF Brad.
uock' "a. are tae guests Of friends
and relatives at Fulton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Holland. OF
Edgwood. will leave Thursday for
Atlantic City.
Myria Criswell. OF Cleveland. o..
v no has been visiting relatives al
Elm Grove. left yesterday for SHEER
rard. where she will visit for a few
DAYS before returning To her home.
Miss Pearl Tough. of Cameron, who
mas been visiting relatives al Wood
lawn. left yesterday for Benwood and
Moundsville. whore she will VISIT rel
atiyes and friends before returning
10 her home.
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Race Horse" Kate Harrison. a not
ed woman Character. was arrested at
the corner OF First and jefferson
street, last evening. where she was
raising all kinds OF trouble She has
been on the war path for some time.
Broken Wing" another female
Character. was picked up in the upper
part OF the city last evening on the
charge of disorderly conduct. Both
viii be given a hearing before Mayor
Wyckoff this evening.
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Lett for Parts Unknown.

no arrests have been made in the
criminal assault case in which Lena
iloty. or Pipe Creek. was the victim
warrants have been issued for ~
young men. all residents of Pine
creek, who are alleged 10 be impii
Gated in the assault. but when a CON
stable went on the hunt OF them they
could not be found. and II Is the be
lief that they have left the state
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during The afternoon and cygrirg III
friday. July .n 1915. ON J. Is Holm
l"In.F lawn. In Kirkwo1d The rr0-
sf.ds VIII ho Tor charity" Evert.
body Interested ln Uht needy ana
II'fe are many in town and vicinity.
should show their interest by their
FI'.'nro Tickets are being sold Tor
II cents DO not fall to buy
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Gave Farewell R.eev,lon.

The members Of the LADIES' Aid So
eiety and the members OF the choir OF
the Buckley n p church. OF Edg.
wood. gAve farewell reception last
evening al the home OF Airs Nande-
rpelt. on the National road. IN honor
OF Miss Alice Orbell who will leave la
lev days for Philadelphia. Pa. where
she VIII make here future home Mrs
Nanderpelt viii also leave EdEwooi
IN the next few days and the reception
v az likewise given In her honor.
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Funeral services we're held yesfer-
day afternoon from the home OF MS
son In Wheeling. over the remains or
the late Fred Rapp. who died at the
local hospital saturday morning. fol
lowing injuries sustained in fan
down a Night Of stairs last Tuesday
evening. lnterment was IN River
view ceVetery IN this city.
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The meeting OF the TriadeIphia dis
ulot BOARD or education. which was
10 have been held yesterday evening
IN the WOodsdale school building.
was postponed until this evening. The
session viii probably be a busy one.
several important matters will come
up Tor consideration. among which
VII be the site for the proposed High
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
Teachers Meet In Auoust.

The Belmont County Teachers In.
stitute will meet at Epworth Park
Bethesda, August %. and continue in
session one week. Two splendid
speakers have been secured for the
session, and in addition program
OF music and other entertaining fea-
lures Will be carried out The meet
ings will be held following the close
OF the chautauqua assembly, and the
sessions will be largely attended
Many Bellaire teachers will attend the
Institute.
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Funeral services will be held this
afternoon from her late home on Car
Isle street over the remains OF the
late Mrs. JENNA Copper, who died
saturday morning. after a lingering
Illness. Services Will be in charge
o. Rev. Barry Is. Han. pastor OF the
First Baptist church Interment viii
be In Riverview cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
Lawn Fete a Success

The lawn fete given last evening b,
the members OF the Epworth LEAGUE
OF the Triadelphia NJ r. church on the
base bail diamond az Triadelphia Was
success. A large crowd Was pres
ent and neat sum was realized. The
music was furnished BY the Modern
WoOdmen band OF Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

Mayor Wyckof of this city. yesfer.
day received an appeal from C.overror
Wlle. nsEinr aid for the striking
and destitute miners fn this state
The appeal asks Tor clothing or arv
hing that can BE- g1vcn 20 relieve .Ea
miners who are in distress in several
parts a. the State
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Weddlnn rhls Evenlnn

Inc marriage OF Miss ZeIna ZweIg
and Mr.. Frank Lando. well known 10.
cal young people. will be solemnlzed
lhis evening AZ Elks' hall. on belmont
street, Following the Ceremony a
reception will be held and later in
the evening they will leave on a we'd
ding trip TO the lakes.
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Annual outInn Ihuradax

The annual outing OF the Second
Presbyterian church and Sunday
school will be held Thursday in Key
ser's orchard at Shadyside. II will be
an old-tashiOned basket outing and u
IL expected that large crowd will be
In attendance. The AFFAIR was post
poned two weeks ago on account OF
inclement weather
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erouaht Here For surIa,

The remains OF Frank Kallagher.
who died at "A hospital In Columbus OF
an illness OF tuberculosis. arrived here
yesterday and were removed to his
nome az Pinch Run. Funeral services
will be held this afternoon at 2 O'Clock
and interment will be made in Rose
Hill cemetery
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The two-year-oid child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Seharaao. who died m
The home Of the parents SATURDAY.
morning. after a short illness. VAS
buried zee erday morning from SD
Mary Catholic church The services
were IN charge ~ Rev Father q a
Mulhearn. and intcrment was made iu
81 Nary'a cemetery
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Struck hN Car

One OF the wagons OF the LindIor
bakery was struck by a street car in
the lower part OF the city yesterday
morning and for time things looked
serious as the horse was so tangled
In the harness that IL was unable to
get up. The shafts OF the wagon
were broken but the driver was not
injured. IL Is said that the car was
going at rapid rate OF speed.
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afternoon from the family residence at
wheeling Greek over the remains OF
The late Mrs. Anna Cervenka. who died
saturday morning after a short III
ness. The services will be In charge
or the bohemian society and inter
ment will be- In LInwood cemetery
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Neal Funeral.

Funeral services were held yester-
gay morning az nine o'clock from 81
Mary's Catholic church on Norm
Fourth street. over the remains OF the
late Peter Neal. who died at his home
on Cemetery Road. Saturday, after a
snort illness. The services were an
charge OF Rev. Father &. A. Mulhearn
ana were largely attended. lnterment
was in St Mary's cemetery.
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IrnuHfn Iua Er Nichols. 81 ST. CIaIrr.
NIiN. wac business visitor in Tho
rIty Yesterday afternoon
ROY Cope. of So ClaIrsvilie. was In
and relatives
Several candidate win Do Initiated
af To meeting Of fhr Senior Wechan.
Gee fp ho held Ir their bali this even
Ing
Tho Aetna standard mill resumed
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0UT-THE-PIKB


Jess jenkins. OF Triadelphia. met
day. when his machine went over the
en- oAnkment along the National road
a snort distance east OF Valley Grove.
Alf jenkins sustained an injured arm
Snd me motorcycle Was slightly