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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-11
Some ofLusitania sDead
BY GERTRUDE E. MALLEIIE


of the scheme But Frohmon stayed with his idea and during the course of the play tho curtain rose on a stage which at first glance was emp. ty Then someone spied the eat A murmer of amused surprise went over tho house called Kitty, kitty?"
 That was exactly what Frohman wanted. The sleepy eat yawaed then stretched iiselt- washed an offending paw with a very pink tongue and strolled out toward the footlights, just as the leading man made his appear. ance.
 Charles Frohman is the man to whom Maud Adams owes her first real success. When Miss Adams was act. ing the lead in minor play as mem ber or an mimportant stock company Frohman was watching her. and the next season. in 1898. he brought her out in Barrie's Little Minister in which she won her way into the af. lttLlulia oA tue tAtiitttNtAit NWNltD d0 "Babbie. Frohman also engineered her career in Peter Pan, che part in which she has achieved unusual pop ularity
 Frohman was with David Belasco and several others-Charles Klein among them-iu the boom days of California theatres, and it was in San Francisco that he and Belasco first conceived the idea of a Theatrical Syndicate.
 Alfred ewynne Vanderbilt
 Among the well known and report. ed victims of che Lusitiana disaster is Alfred Gwyne Vanderbilt well known both in Europe and America as a fiuancier and clubman. 1Ir. Wander bilt has been identified in the capac- ity of director of various railroads and corporations in this country and is a member Of the millionaire Van- derbii, iami.v. being the great grand
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 F. w Butters. an old resident of Nome, has taken position as day clerk at the New Cain Cain hotel
 Mr. and Mrs. l.. Arnstein, parents of Mrs. II. l.. Wollenberg. wife of the : Alaska. .Gastineau drafting engineer arrived from San Francisco Sunday and are staying at the New Cain.
 P. J. Knight of the Hoonah Packing company. is leaving on the Georgia tonight for Hoonah.
 Mir. aud Mrs. A. M. Archangelsky are returning to Sitka tonight on the steamer Georgia
 Mrs. Harry Cain, who left here month ago. writes that she is much improved in health by the change of climate. She is staying at the Port land Hotel. Portland
 Myron II. Johnson clerk at the Cain hotel. returned yesterday from an outing in the vicinity of Cross Sound, having had an unpleasant ex- perience in the storm which lately swept the coast. Tho waves swept over the launch killing the engine, and the tide carried them out to sea.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-11

The conflict between the Homestead No. 8 lode mining claim and the Wow Wow lode mining claim, U. s. Suryes No. 994.A (exclusiye of the conflict ol the said Wow Wow lode mining claim with the Jumbo Millsite, Survey No 260) is described as follows
 Beginning at Cor. 6 of the Home stead No. 8 lode mining claim thence S. 5S' OS' W. 6. 16 feet to point on line 2-S of the Jumbo Alillsite: thence S. 46" 15' W. S9.97 feet to point on the line s.f of the Wow Wow lode mining claim: thence N. 11' IF E. 9i.65 feet to a point on line 5-6 of Homestead No. Q lode mining claim: thence s. 62' 52' E. 56.49 feet Go the place of beginning containing an area of 0.O6O acres, but said conflict is not excluded from this application.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-11

Manolln, guitar and banjo lessons, Alice M. Iordlson, studio. and 6, Gar. side Building. Si-tf.
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The location notice of the Home. stead No. lode mining claim was filed for record on Oct 15. 1909. and recorded in book 19 of Lodes at page 456 of the Records of the Recorder for the Juneau Recording Precinct AL aska.
 This notice was posted on the ground on the 9th day of April, 1915.
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
Sunnens
State OF G olorado, lss
County OF Gunnison, SS
In the County Court.

County OF Gunnison, ss.
In the County Court.
Perry l.. snodTY5ss;s; TYI.;n,it,.
Albert >. Johnson, F,H.
sonnso' som, soie and and tf only Seirs Summons.
at law OF Franklin G.
Johnson and Mary +.
johnson, both deceased,
Herman DE Nries and L.
Defendants,
The People of the State OF Colorado,
p,io. To Albert AnSo5 s l1hnson' r T. Johnsop'
A; Matkins, the defendants above named
You are hereby required to appear in an
action brought against you BY the above
named plaintiff in the County Court Of
Gunnison County. state OF Colorado, and
twenty days after the service hereof, ii
served within tins county; or, II serve
out Of the county, or by publication, With
elusive of the day OF service; or judgmen
by default will be taken against you aC-
eording to the prayer p, aye, OF the eomplai,p5l ~
above entitled action be not served with
this summons, or if the service hereof bF
ditional to the time hereinbefore speci-
fed Tor appearance and answer will be
allowed before the taking OF Judgment by
The said action is brought to require
the said defendants TO set forth the ma
ture Of their claim TO certain lands situatn
in the County OF Gunnison, state OF Colo
The, North East Quarter OF the North
Nine tei, Township Forty-nine is North,
Range One (1D West of the New Mexico
Principal Meridian. and containing forty
particularly described as follows:
sscti9n s,s Ten pnsa no. in ToSnshiP Forty pc
Principal Meridian, thence East along ths
North Boundary line Of said Section Ten
four 4 feet TO the North boundary lins Of
the right Of way of The Denver a Re
westerly along the said line OF right ai
way 200 feet, more or less, 20 tbs point @ o.
North along the West BOUNDARY line 81
said section Ten l0l i.Si1 feet %
Ten 10. the place Of beginning. contain.
ing in all forty 40 acres, more or less
And that all adverse claims may be deter
mined by decree of this Court, and that
il be adiudged that the Defendants haT T7
no estate or interest in or to said prem
,ses; and that tina. the tfls 9f she Pl%a9 %
dants be forever enioined from assertir2 2
any claim thereto adverse TO Plaintl
and Tor general relief. as will M re IN s
appear from the complaint in said action
t. which reference is here made: A copy
Of which is hereunto attached,
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear. and u answer the said com
plant as above required, the said plan
tin will cause your default to be enterF1
herein and then proceed to iudgmeui
against you as prayed Tor in said com
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
said Court at Gunnison. in said county
this 22nd day OF March A u; 1915
SEAL CLIFFORD H STONE,
Judge and Acting ClerE
First publication MAY = 1915
Last publication June e. 1915.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Alamosa Leader:-James Hyndman
received returns from some ore that he
sent to an assay Office Tuesday morning.
The specimens that he had assayed are
out of the Silver Plume mine on Coche-
topa pass above Saguache. The assay
shows the ore to be worth 50, 237 ton.
1t runs high in gold and silver Chas.
Kramer, Tom Smith, James Hydman
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

and Mr.. Kirkpatrick have a five year
lease on this mine which is owned by
Manassa people. There are all kinds of
machinery to work with, the shaft Is
down DDS feet and the boys are satisfied
that they will make some money out of
the lease. There are six men now at
work
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Two Grand Junction men in autos re-
Gently met hay wagon that obscured
the road. The auto facing the wagon
turned to the right as the rules of the
road demand. The one passing from
behind turned to the left, also accord
ing to Hoyle. Result; 500 damages to
the cars, and no redress. Hard to make
a rule fit all cases.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Henry Bartlett and Billy t,ckbert
drunned INTO town last week Wednes-
uay buf in some way escaped the News
Champion scribe at that time. How
ever. these world wanderers are quite
hse.y 10 drop in or be gone again for
ALASKA or Patagonia any old day. They
have beesn taking in the big fairs way
out vest.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

tiehara Holloway left Tuesday for
ssHa, Boaiaer Co.. % open for east
erH PARTIES a mime thai has lain Idle for
tliri -fVe years. tie viii be gone some
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Mrs. j. p Channel Of Denver, and
her sister, Miss Helen Mclean of Sal
ida, xere visiting their cousin, Mrs. p.
l.. Snodgrsss Saturday and Sunday.
The ladies' were accompanied from Sal
ida by Miss Anna Sweeney, who form
erly resided here. The party returned
to Salida Sunday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

DR.. " R0ekefelier has purchased
several lots on Upper Main street, the
cHrHar between Sanf5rd's and Eells'
aeuees. aHd We understand viii this
Summer erect a handsome home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

After a year. absence on the Pacific
c1ast Mr aHd Mrs. j. M Allen re-
iuru1d 10 GHnnison Saturday and are
greeting Odd time friends as II they had
0u been away q feW weeks.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Tom Qainn is home from Denver.
where be - attending college, and
will spend his vacation with his pa
Teuf@
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Mrs A. Leiaue aud daughter, Miss
Marie. came in Monday morning from
Denver, where they have been spend
ing the winter.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Mr. and Mrs Lee Lehman left this
week in their autnmoblle for visit
IN Alamusa. They were accompani
ed bv Mrs Annie Dowuey, who eill
visit her daughter, Mrs Carl Diebold.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Among Jack Cabin visitors IN
town this week were Mrs. . II
SpaRn, Mrs Wm Spsun and Mrs.
Geo. Ellsberrv
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

On Monday before U. 5. Commis-
sioner T.. NJ. Nourse, Mrs. Jane Moore
proved up on her desert land tract above
Sears place ON South Beaver creek.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Jsage Sprlgg Shack lelprs made a
business trip - Crested Butte the
latter pari af last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Fred Gordon who was formerly
empl1ved a, Crested Butte, Is visit
ius IN town Tor q iew davs
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

A-rs. A.ossse ssssel recently shsps-sd .
ca .saa of 0hio ksl.s potstses 10 Csnon
til getting sl.is b. %. h. GsDusson
f8r tbam.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

tsrne Maser ss starting TO hsssa .
hosse w Lower MAN street. Anosner
hal FesiasaGe for thai haassome section
81 jaan.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Mr. and Mrs BOD Jahn.oa mnior-
ed "a from Obso Cay the fsse part
af The Wesk
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Miss tienrietta Bsrrets was the
guest Il Mrs Jaha waiie at BaiSstn
la-i SUNDAY
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Mr. saa Mrs Prince kls-.s.y OF
GAS CItv we're C'snnt.oa visitors
Aoudsy
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

u y azss nae rented ~ kosso~ay
n''i'=s aaa s'sil eoc.ss u suss he ssn ,sud
~ rlghf iscssssn ssr euI.sisu4
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

p p hsl'es 's psepsr.as % sass~a
= iarusce "a hs- r.-sdeHcs on Pane
street
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

Ars h ksaeks wss . ssssssS tso@
Po~aerhsrn Asnd~s
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

News-C Champion Want Ads bring re
suits.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

M. G. L. sssas. ~sse kss~a end
hil'ae arrived sssara>s frsa sssf l-aA~
Cig
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14
III H r uHN

Ar saa Mr. Earl Asllss sFsss
Scandals sf kssia~sa
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-14

t.an hcL,0nas.0a he'd ssss,ness oo~r
srsm fs-isa sss sss.srssy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12

Nir. aud Mrs Andrew Cain were bust
ness shoppers in Wheeling SATURDAY.
were the guests OF Mrs W II. Kent
Mrs. John GeisIcr. OF LAX. Michigan.
I,rmgriy Miss Luanna pague. OF Viola.
place.
Messrs Ericc J.. Dague. ana W II.
J. 4iAeI were business visitors ia Elm
Messrs John and oscar Dagu. were
SS1tllihE on relatives In Elm Grove.
Mr prank Shepherd. OF Blk Wheeling
creek. was calling ON his daughter, Mrs.
william ". Luke Friday.
Miss Lille Winters was the guest Of
Little Miss Elva Gelsler spent SUNDAY
~ t4g guest Of her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs Henry Gelsler.
MISS ElSlc caldwell. OF Big Wheeling
Creek. BE- staying this week with nor
aunt, Mrs John Davis. who is in
The -loc hholders OF the Farmers Tel.-
Lower sand Hnl school house. Satur.
Gay evening. March g. business mat
tiers wer" attended this being the close
OF Cd, year % orga nizutlun and sIectfur
taIy o. removing Co his western home
MISS Florence Jones. who had the
misfortune To lose "a valuable lucket ON
came was FOUND by Mr.. James Iunkin,.
mail carrier Tor the star Route No ..
who TUNED If over To- the owner.
ing on MIR. and Mrs. James Winters
Miss Alice Davis Is uEafr attending
school after being ill several days.
illness ~
Air Daniel DaFuc. Of 40 Ridg.
% yed through sand IAN one day last
Mrs. W. a. Turner was calling On
Mrs. John Davis. Monday
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ARMSTRONG'S MILLS

AkMsTRpNS'S MILLS. e.. March n.
The home uf SIR ana Mrs T.. D. Blak-
e. on Armstrong RIDGE. was the
scene or an exceedingly pleasant aecaS.
-l1r Nu Tuesday The event Was sur
prise party lu honor uI the thirtv-rttn
without warning. about furty-nNe p-u-
PIE nom ieUtE.Nlils ana the immediate
vicinity arrived at tine shaker home and
l.-A p1sscssl,u ct the Kitchen without
ceremony, E.fuE. sh. was hardly aWar.
ot % Airs. Hlaker's usual Preparations
were set aside and another dinner was
Boz course OF prspuratian IN, rraf.r.4ie
Tor which hnu been brought along with
S We ss'S ~. says she has excellent
,.ty Ntie under some tension by the
ilm~ that dinner was spread 4 de-
hkhtlul dinner was enjoyed. and an
atttFho'n tNat VIII not be forgotten
soon. followed. Everyone bubbl.d over
With jollity, and ztill there was more
let OF surprise Co follow. A. the wen
their numcs. but they Were hardly
away an, behold. another crowd com.
poS-d on the near nrighbors and the
residents ~ the Ridge descended on her
and took possession second time This
crowd numbered ufty IN. evening
was spent In a dehghtfully happy man
her ana q second birthday feast was
served. Music was furnished by the
Nl'tfold ANA every one seemed 10 Vie
with every one else IN dinusing jollity
ana lu charging the atmosphere that
.uIr"unded the place. with the vibrat-
INK currents uT happiness Mr. RIaker
received a long list OF Beautiful ana
usetul gifts, which she will ever cher
i-h a. souvenirs q one OF the most
pleasant incidents OF her life She saws
tna{ she would like 70 have mention
made 70 every one that was present.
but a. the list would be rather long she
VIII be obliged 90 b- content 20 say TO
one and all Thank YOU fnr the ne
lightful day and the lovely gifts"
some attention b. being given 60 the
TtcenJ!y reported visit Of Revenue Of
hcer Guy Iiuch. Of Woodsusld. 10 this
place IL IL also reported that IL dis
ltiihs "ethl has been uncovered at tut
place. which probably accounts Tor the
10 have been turned over to the OFFICER
but so FAR az D. known no arrests have
yet been made
Mrs. Elizabeth Ellen Moore. who was
Formerly Miss Elizabeth Luke. died "a
her home near Hunter o.. ON March b
~" was a relative to Mrs. John Rush.
OF this place. and was born Nav N.
lNat. She was married TO James Harris
in 1854. Co which union Their. was bonn
Mn. 'hi'gr'n. Later she was married
mere was born two children. About
twenty years ago she united with the
,hTlsNan church At Hunter. Her fun.
being hold ir At Horeb church Inter
mont Ia At Hur,b cemetery.
REVIVAL meeting are still In progress
lhan a dozen additions To- the church
Rev. Gym Taylor preached sunday
morning iu th' absence OF Rev Hem
Moore. at Mt Horcb
Rev. James CLARK. Of Concord church.
mas closed tn" revival meetings az War
mock with three additions
carrier John Rush spent q couple Of
Naf - -rddiuE the grounds around His
new house substitute Sam H.udersbot
went on tho rout IN his absence
Tom Knox. Of Glencoe was aIor-
i.nNt he past week, raprsseutiuz "a
u. a.. Tracy was "a business yisitr- la
t'fn'~sllle one day the past W.sE
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

SANDY RIDGE. d.. March 1.-The
larmsrH ar" 0ll blowing
n largH crowd attended the belmont
Grange saturday afternoon. All aff.,d-
iuE reported very suIoyHbI. ds, sr,.,,t
VT. and Mrs Ross Bailey az piv..f,
Point. were guests Of Mr. and Mr. teri
Bailey Thursday
hre. CHRIS Mansfield. OF HnrueqvfIIe.
spent On" week end with her motb.r
sophia Harris. returning home
Mr. lawrence Muhoan. Of New Castle.
was on The Ridge to-day.
Nf. "ud Nrr. Charley Conrad attended
church 20 SO. o. Warren township. snu-
Superintendent 20 T Mrrpb, Visited
our school TUESDAY
Mr. and Mre. Lake Howell spent sun
gay WIN the Itufsrs mother Mrs Cope
land Hf Sumartuu.
a. gHarl.y McNicbols vas a city
caller TuaHdHE
Mr o.. o. Turner. of Perry. Iowa. vss
.lT EuHsi Hf DTS hrH'har-Iu-IaW. Sir F.
a. '-h.f ana family. Saturday and sun
Miss Alta YouuF. attended Tho r.-ep-
I"N IHur1deF evening - hrr mother
Wl'-, wedding occurred NaIu.4dst fu
Ngr. married Hf st. gIaIra,Ul.
MIt. Esther IuE. teacher of N. 20
t.1"HI. was The guest OF the rrrrIr. az
'2g,n' .-signeI william kirE sunday
cousin Mre r.. a.. BAILEY. uf I.4~r.a,.rI.
Monday and Tuesday
MfH william SfnIer visited her psr.
.n's VI aud Mr. Daniel Uarrsr' az
HHLn.H 900" Friday
NJ Donald WsEudrr. Visited at 3D. o.
Fishers aefUHIaE
Nr. n.rf Carpenter spent WaIr.H.
lHE Hnd Thursday visiting UateatITra
relative.
Mrs s.nrr. DELANEY be- seriously DBL
. ."' home. suffering from "a compile.
.I.N .' l'H"Ht... TIER UHuF frI#rHa hone
'"r N"r speedy recovery
M.aH ENH Tfurf .u.rI Che. a..aE and
VII. Dor parents west of town
Nr Slice HaNHH NJ EHrr.HE.Ts Ir
..f.f.uE DIE daughter hfrH William.
NuLf Hrd eHu. I'rrf HALEY. fHIa urrt
hr 20 Bolton. of UrfHs.Ha rurrf fF.
Mr1s .rI with bic niece wrs william
Nrs 49, o. Scare BE- improving
slowly
REV Thomas rr wHssurr .4 conduct.
InF HarIrH Hf wrafInFa Hf So
Goshen Ridge
SCI. Joseph CONRAD 4f Goshen u.fra
...'HI With frH fHuI'. .F H|H brother
CHARLEY HHHHrH. TUESDAY
NrH wilbur afTf.I and #HNHrHr o.
HHrrsFiIIH. ere visiting her parents Mr.
1rL Mra Lewis Foreman rf grrffrf
Mra lydia burton Of grrfTrr Haa
h"rn aIffrriuE Win Ia grippe buf fr
better now
WHrrrf raH off Tacoma vas e. rraI.
rr.a collier .r fHH E.fFr Friday.
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FINANCIAL.
HORSE FALLS
csukht Foot In Street Car CROSSING
and Fell 70 street-TraHie
Tied 10

Excitement ran AZ fever heat YES
terday afternoon al IN corner OF
Twelfth and Market streets when g.
horse caught one n ifs feet In the
street car crossing and fell In is ~.
forts Co arise. the horse broke the
shafts I'm the wagon that DO was draw
INK The wagon was drawn TO the
side of the street where &c was later
called Tor by tHo owner. The horse
was uuhurt. with the exception Of a
slight abrasion on the knee
Due fo the fact that the accident oc
CURED af 20 busy time. the traffic wac
held up for o. few minutes
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PADDOCK CASE
Appeal Case 60 be Heard In Criminal
Court Today

Criminal Court was 90 blank yester.
day but one case d. up for trial today
before JudEH a. M Robinson % fa
fHa case 0f fH" State Vs. Frank pad
dock. city appeal Paddock was ar.
rested some '.m. a.u hr UUror 90.
nau ur H charge off d..urtnrIy conduct
and nnrd by judge Jordan He asked
That hiH 0r. ha raised chat an appeal
m...' un taken Tomorrow viii b.
general motion day.
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The WE ATHER
CONDITIONS

The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area remained nearly station
airy during the past "a hours over the
Plains states and Mississippi ana
Missouri valleys. extending eastward
over the central valleys. The weather
Is also fair In practically all other
sections OF the country. although light
local SHOWS are falling in sections OF
the upper Ohio valley.
The temperatures were again near
zero this morning In the upper pOr-
tons OF the Missouri valley
Fair weather will continue in this
section yer Friday. with no material
change In temperature.
Local data: Highest temperature
yesterday. IS degrees. lowest last
night. 81 degrees: no precipitation.
RIvE RS
The Ohio will fall slowly in the dis.
trict tonight and Friday.
II. &. HOWE,
Section Director.
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SAND HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Cain Ent.rtain..

SAND hill. W Va. March IL
rtalued "a number 81 their friend !
saturday evcuiug. March 5. owing a.
ln' luti' ment weather many We're un-
able 60 attend. Those present pas-.d A
very enjoyab evening Games and
music were the chief amusefuent~ after
Whlrh dainty. refreshmrnts wer. served
~ a late hour IA, guests departed wish
ING Mr. and Mrs. Cain success At their
new home
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. March 1.-The re.
dictionary tendencies OF the previous
session were lacking in today's market
prices showing n firm undertone on a
very moderate output OF dealings. The
success OF. the New York state bond
sale-which may be followed by a
municipal Offering OF no inconsider-
able amount-additional gold imports
from Japan. with prospects Of further
drafts upon Britian's gold stores IN
Canada, were factors Of sentimental
value
Other developments which contrib
uted TO the better tone OF the market
included more record breaking exports
and additional price advances in Ger
tain finished steel products. Some en-
couragement was also derived from
latest advices respecting European
and Mexican conditions
The sale by the Erie railroad com
pany OF S1O.0OO.OOO one year hve per
cent notes. which really constitutes
and enlarged extension OF note issue
expiring April 1 next, gave rise %
reports OF more railway and Industrial
financing, prospects OF additional &C
ceptRnces for the establishments OF
foreign credits also we're taken into
account
Exchange markets took on a more
variable tone. sterling on London De
ing easier. while greater nrmness was
shown in remittances 20 the continent
More than the usual amount Of TO
days business In stocks was devoted
10 the automobile shares. which closed
the day with gains Of / TO 8 points
Other semi-active stocks made l to z
point gains. Fries were strongest m
the railway division. Total sales 172.-
600 shares
Bonds were mainly Irregular. the
only feature being the weakness of
New York Central debcnture 6's. Total
Gales, par value. aggregated 81 .sS7 900
Panama registered 81 declined q
FER cent on call
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The Parcel Post social which was
given az the Locust Grove school house.
n llcay evening, March 8. by the Christ
IAN hndeaNur. Of the Mt Union presbs.-
ltilHn church was quite success for
49, a uad evening. but a. many We're
unable 20 attend the Vouus folks or az.
society have decided g. have auuth,r.
which VIII be held 1T the same place
harch IL Everyone h. cordially invited
Co attend
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Ycnnr roIt- rnt.r,n,n

The many friends OF aIr. and Mrs.
,t~'df bdEue pleasantly entertained
mem AZ their home with a surprise
party. The evening was spent PLEASANT
~ hN every one, although every one is
leaving soon FOR Michigan yyher.' fh.,-
VIII make their future home
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Funeral services were held ur NyrT.
LtFdII over The remain. oft fr. Dad.
hrs. Fred Ebers. wHuef death occurred
~ the family homo uu sunday Rev
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was made iu the Mt DIIsUf .HmsI.rr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-12
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preach at rhc Limestone Trosbyfsriau
Grove az o'clock
koF. a. q. Hiffe viii preach az the
flgt-aut uiu Methodist church az an
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