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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-21
NEAR DEATH 49,
BY SMOTHERINC


Draper, NJ C.-Mrs. Helen Dalsom. Of
this place, says: IL suffered Tor years,
with palma In my left side, and would
often almost smother 10 death.
Medicines patched me up for awhile
but then ] wcsild get worse again. Final
~, my husband decided he Wanted me 10
ny Cafdui, the wcman's tonic, 70 le
bought me q bottle and ! began uSiag u.
u did me more good than al the medi-
eines ! had taken.
have induced many Of my friends 10
Try Cardui, and they all say they have
been benefited by lis use. There never
has been, and never will be, a medicine
10 compare with Cardui. believe u Is
4 good medicine for all womanIy trou-
bles."
For over 80 years. Cardui has been re-
lleysng woman's suiicrings and building
weak women up 10 health and stength.
u you are a woman, give u a lair trial.
II should surely help you, as Il has q
million others.
Get a bottle Of cardul to-day.
E'sfs y, chsEanooea Nsdlsins %. Isd..s
ADVISORY Dsp. Chattanooga, Tenn. for Sc -
ksayasssas or Iour cess and ~ page hood, Horg
rrsAlmsni TOT Womsn.- IN plain vfacpsr. NC zoe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-21

lied. and while member hanks may be
disappointed In not receiving dlyi-
dcnds. their profits wall b. Increased
by reason OF a more uniform rate Of
Interest n better buslnean.
The New Mexico state banks that
are doing a purely commercial bush
ness should reduce their excessive
loans. II any exist. dispose OF their
real estate paper. and conform 10 tho
rules and reKuiatic NJ prescribed for
their entrance inio the federal reserve
system. and Ms soon ~ possible. be.
come members thereof.
When the state banks Of our coun-
try become members. the resources %
the country will be mooliixed. and -ise
system materially strengthened.
Upon h prosperity OF our custom
ers. depends the success Of our lnsti-
%tutions ana the banker should. by
every means IN bis power. do an pos
Hibie 20 promote the legitimate inter.
ests OF his customers.
We should c~o-opcrate IN
Ing thrift and economy often when
"A banker breaches economy. no 10 &C.
cused OF having u selfish motive and
n desire 20 Increase hls deposits. but
in spite Of this fact. and IL unpleas-
ant implications. we have a duty 10
perform and should not neglect u.
Public waste breeds public corrup-
ton" and while we are crying out
against waste In our public Affairs. w
should not neglect TO teach economy
20 the private citizen. and the earlier
IN life we commence TO teach. tho
better.
The school savings bank system
should he established In every town
In New Mexico large enough to mako
II practicable. and while the field ~
more ntted to the city banks. the
country banker can do much 20 en-
courage savings accounts. and 90 In
terest his fellow citizens w. the adj
vantage OF economy
Our state Is ne~. and many laws
are needed TO assist In developing It's
resources.
our road law should be amended.
improved upon and extended. our
leasing law should % amended and
Improved upon; we should have .
more equitable taxation law; a blue
sky law should be upon our statute
books; q better law for public deposit.
and a better classification OF u lands.
In ali these things. the banker caR.
CONTINUED On Page slx.)
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do not take an, position that these
expenditures are e~Xtrayagant. think.
on the whole the people OF New Mex
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-21
Today's Live News Of the Sunshine State
A R TAOS COUNTY
FOR L00TERS OF BANK
AT LAJARA,

Taos. y. NJ, Oct. 20.-Omcers are
making a syttemaIic hunt In this
county for three Of a party Of Ave
bandits who last week robbed the La
jara. Colo. state bank Of about 8 $500.
The men blew the bank safe. Two
have been captured and $500 recov-
cred. The others, carrying the bulk
OF the money. are believed to have
made their way into the mountain
districts OF this county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-21

IT you have a beautiful head 0f
try to keep a. II you have not. try
10 get H. Meritol Hair Tonic keeps
the scalp clean. promotes a healthy
growth ~ beautiful hair, and keeps il
soft and lustrous. Try a.. Prices soc
ana 500. otNell Drug Co, exclus-
i've agency.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-21
FARMERS EXPRESS
APPRE CIATION
Of OUR BIG
STATE FAIR
Extend Thanks to Fair Com
mission, Commercial Club
and Citizens for Entertain
ment offered Here.
COMPLIMENT
ON SHOW
Especially Commend New
Mexico Counties for Coop.
Grafton with Fair Commits
sion in Making Display

The Evening Herald today received
from g L. Seagfaves, general coi.
onization agent Of the Santa Pc Ilil-
road n copy OF resolutions adopted
b. the passengers on the santa Fu =
FarmCrs Special who visited the state
fair last saturday Copies " the res
ulutiOns were sent to the stat, o. 2
commission and he Albuquerque
Commercial club. the text being ns
followf:
Resolved, that vc. members ~
the Santa Fc Farmers Special.
extend our heart. thanks Co the
state fuir board. chamber % com
mcr,c. Commercial club. a an
who contributed To our roNul en-
torilInmcnt 40 the Sew Mcvico
state far
Resolved. that wc congratulate
the infringement fuy the highly
ur'ditablc showing made oy tbe
people 81 tn sunshine state. W,
wish particularly q, commend the
counties for their cooperation
with the state mandscment ia The
production o.. then fine exhibits.
and TO express our satisfaction iu
seeing the results ct the many
lines ~ haudi.ran.
TINS is mo- only the sentiment
~ thc committee ON resolutions.
but the unanimous expression "
Do entire party. who enjoyed
ysur yory kind hospitality
VI g. EEUNBAUGH
ptlLWNN STRATrpN
Committee
The products the members " our
party saw writ ~ Mr.. SsagraNcs.
'wrte e great surprise 20 an or them
gn1 7 feel that mech good for Neu
N"Nl.' wIlI result from his WISE.
since tiGotH"r states N'r" represented
no rhs party Thcr .or, delighted
WIN tho a,rrc fair diepl1rs ana ! can
r. T' .nu that this ie the sentiment
~ "N'tr member M tho party. am
very clad indcoi that our party had
TIN opp, riIui'v tu visit the fair. ls /
anticipated o." good tim. trey would
have" and . want 90 tnkc this u.rt-
sion through your paper 90 thank the
'llr COMMISSION md the Commercial
club Iu my own behalf fnr fI, uItpbl,
,uurlC-.us cytcud'd.
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g. "GEUNBAUGH
pildLWYN
CASH BUNING NND CNSH SELLING
PRICES

CNNH BUYING N\D CASH SELLING
PRICES
@tcnngrnpltor-' Note nouk- sc. .c
Rent itS'Cipt Bonk~ ........ Sc
~Iring IlpthC- rms. doE. 80
ItnNc Pope Elbows ....... 100
Heavy cNiglit stove Pipe - I5c
7-in'h Flower Pots with Saurrr-. I5C
lh7g Chains tOr. I.y
lpsum salts, pound ........... 100
GALVANIZED Coal Holds Hoe
GrnnitcWarc Covered Chambers.
....... SOC. t5C
hitc Porcelain covered Cham.
hers . -tr
Heavy Dog Collars. ....... t5r
Pidtn'As ......... ~ tn G5c
Wash Tpiicr~ OOr to St5n
sheet Iron Heaters ... SI25
Fancy shape, plain white Wash
Bowls aud TitchcI~ .... SI.a5
WI kIEkE
81 South Iir~t ~.
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East Las Vegas. y. NJ. oct. 70
Tho regents Of the New Mexico nor
mai university here have authorized
construction Of q manual training
building. .ully equipped. the material
20 be furnished by the board and the
students In this department 90 do the
work. II is expected the building will
be completed this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
SON OF REV AND MRS. w. a
FIELDS INJURED BY TOY
PISTOL
Blank Cartridge ExpIodes and Boys
Hand Badly laeerated By
Piece Of Shell.

The first accident reported locally
as a result of premature celebration
OF the Fourth of July occurred yes
terday TO Allen Fields. 12-year-old son
of Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Fields. of this
city.
The accident occurred near thu
home. 222O Chapline street. while the
youngster was out with some play
mates getting ready for the Fourth.
The boy was operating pistol.
which contained a blank cartridge.
and not knowing this. he was attempt
ing TO insert a paper cap into the gun.
lie accidentally pulled the trigger
and discharged a blank shell. A frag-
ment OF the shell lodged in one OF
his fingers, decorating IL very badly.
The boy was taken to the Ohio Val
ley General Hospital. where his inju-
Res were given attention. His suf-
firing was so intense that he was put
under the influence of anaestheics
while the wound was being dressed.
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FIRST ACCIDENT AS RESULT
OF PREMATURE CELEBRATION
Big DEFICIT
CONTINUED from FIRST P.gsl

becomes free next year. whereas in
the days when IL paid duty IL brought
IN about $6O.0OO,0O0 a year.
Income Tax Helped.
The income tax proved the big pro
Queer during the past twelve months.
total receipts up to the close of bust.
ness last night were S79.s2S.675. of
which $36.303.5 25 came in on June 20
This Is more than $500 900 above the
total received from the tax last wear
and there remain ten days Of grace in
which IL may lawfully be paid
IL was said tonight that the personal
income tax proved a surprise this
year. Last year II brought in only
ABOUT S2S,OOO.OOO. but up TO date this
year II has produced more than
Al,VoO.OOO and that probably will be
augmented by several millions.
Contrary To current reports. il now
develops that the emergency tax law
also has proved an even better rev.
enue producer than was expected.
Another thing pointed out tonight
by treasury officials was that the ro4.
onice department. usually self sustain.
ing. has run behind this year and has
received from the treasury funds
amounting to more than IS SOC. 900
Including the Panama canal expendi.
lures OF more than S29. 0OO. 900 hut dc.
Quoting the amount advanced the most
Office. the account shows net excess
OF all disbursements for the year over
all receipts Of about So. 500 .0ca
Total expenditures for the year were
Sl3l .527.572. compared with $500 $50 /.
24S last year.
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PRELIMINARY HEARING AS RE.
SUIT OF PIPE CREEK SHOOT
ING HELD YESTERDAY
AT BELLAlRE.
Many Witnesses Were Examined and
Some Damaging Evidence
Given Against Ae-
eused.

Charles Fogle. Jr.. of Pipe Creek.
charged with the shooting which ter.
minated in the death OF Tom Rennis
was given a preliminary hearing be-
fore Squire J. w. Morrell yesterday
at Bellaire. and was held to court
without bond on a charge OF first de-
gree murder. Prosecuting Attorney
George Thornburg appeared for the
state. while the defendant was rep
resented by Attorney w. w. Cowen. Of
st. Clairsville.
The hearing occupied several hours
and was not concluded until late yes
terday afternoon. Twenty witnesses
were examined and damaging test-
mony was given. II developed during
the testimony that Rennie had been
going up and down the railroad tracks
a. that place with a shotgun. which
he discharged frequently lie met
Arch Fogle. a brother OF the accused
man. who attempted TO take the gun
from Rennie. In the scudle witnesses
stated that Arch Fogle was shot
through the foot. Charles FOgle. Jr..
heard Of the shooting and notified hts
father, Charles Fogie. ST.. a deputy
-ncsiH Both men returned 10 Rennie.
who was placed under arrest BY the
deputy sheriff. A scunlc ensued for
the gun. In the meantime the teati-
money showed that Charles Fogle. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
ELM GROVE LAD
BY AUTO
ELwooo WALTON RUN DOWN
IN FRONT OF Els GROVE
GARAGE.
Stepped From Behind Street Car in
Front Of Msehine-S-Ray Ex-
animation To-day.

Eiwood Walton. youngest son of
Mr. and Mrs. French n. Walton. OF
Forest View. Just east of Elm Grove.
vas painfully injured last night in
Elm Grove when be was lift BY an au-
tomobiie owned by Samuel Klein. OF
No. So North Main street. this city.
The accident occurred In front OF
the Elm Grove garage. on the Ma
tional road. as the boy stepped out,
from behind a street car on the West
Virginia Traction 4 Electric Compa-
ny's line. The automobile ran over
his right foot which was badly
crushed
The lad was carried into the once
Of DIR. William A. Cracraft. Sr.. and
he called DIR. William Cracraft. Jr..
who rendered the necessary medical
attention. An X-ray examination will
be necessary before Il can be deter
mined how badly the foot IL crushed.
and The lad will be taken 10 the once
OF DIR. w. A. Quimby. In the Schmui-
bach building. this morning. where
such an examination will be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
TRAIN RIDER
Man Run Down By Train Wear Botiaire
Thursday Morning-Injuriss
May ne Fatal.

J. =. Griffen. who gave Cincinnati A.
~ nome. was seriously injured about 4
1909 AhursdaN morning when De cefI
y. tWeen two cars on the Baltimore \
,'hio railroad. while beating" his way
~ Itlabufgh. The accident took place
Z, ~ niies west ~ Ecilaire. 10 De- sun
posed mat Griffcn had been asleep ana
iel from me bumpers 90 the tracks.
twenty-five cars passed over hin, ara
.I-L VIC man o. alive To- tell Of his eK-
ptrlcnce ts considered mirarufohr ne
- f"led considerable distance and
Nhen picked pu hy parties wafkinr
,iiDls We iIhck, W1f unconscious and m
mass ~ cuts and bruises
one leg was broken. the bo,c- NO
lIunlnt thruuEh The flesh and Ia den
~ across the abdomen about one foof
Gus injury ne lt o. feared thai ro,,,.fi-
slYn VIII result and may termiraf6 H.,
tne mans death Dr. Gale on N.ff 90
caltd. and after rendering ferrrrrgr,,
aid had tho man removed 10 H.. 80
iihs Ferry hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

CORNISH. n. H.. July President
Wilson learned tonight from official
sources that Ambassador Page had
transmitted TO Washington an an
nouncement from the British admir-
atty that the steamship Armenian.
sunk Monday by a German submarine
with a resulting loss of American
lives, was engaged In admiralty bust
ness" The announcement was taken
as lessening the danger of complica-
lions over the incident and, In conse-
quence. tension here was relieved.
The President continued his policy
OF refusing to discuss the sinking OF
the vessel. but talk OF his leaving i'm
mediately for Washington. which was
heard early in the day, was not in evi-
dence following the receipt of the
latest word from Ambassador Page.
IL was Indicated here tonight that
the Investigation into the sinking OF
the Armenian would be continued. to
determine all OF the facts connected
with the clearance OF the vessel from
Newport News. and the status OF the
American muleteers lost when she
sank.
President Wilson tonight touched a
telegraph key at Harlakenden house
which sent flash to San Francisco
and opened a Wilson day" celebra-
ton at the Panama-Pacifc exposition.
With him at this end OF the wire we're
his daughter, Mrs. Francis Sayre. Miss
Helen Woodrow Bones and DIR. Gray
son. Soon afterward a message was
received from Senator-elect Phelan OF
California, congratulating the Persi-
dent on the opening OF the celebration
and expressing the hope that he would
visit San Francisco later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
YOUNG FOGLE HELD FOR
MURDER In FIRST DEGREE

went TO his home nearby. and securing
a revolver, returned to the place where
hennle had been placed under arrest.
On witnss testified that he saw young
Fogle steal up to Rennie and fire a
shot INTO his kidney. Fogle then
turned around and walked a few steps
and hred the second shot, which took
effect in the leg.
The shooting occurred Tuesday
evening. June 22. and Rennie was
rushed 10 the Glendale hospital. where
he died last Saturday evening. Unless
action Is taken by the attorney for
the defense to have the degre OF the
crime reduced. Fogle cannot be admit
ted to bond. and will be compelled TO
remain in jail at 81. ClairsviTe until
the grand jury meets in Septerber
Deputy Sheriff John Iddings took
Fogle to 81. Clairsville Immediately
following the hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
MURDERER CAUGHT

READING. Pa. July AFTER elud-
ing arrest since June II. when he is al
legged to have shot and killed Length
Bracaglia. 32. in Keifertown. Fayette
county. Alexander Leibatry. %. was
captured here today at an Italian
boarding house. He is said to have
confessed TO the crime and win BE-
taken back TO Uniontown for trial on
the charge Of murder
County Detective John ]. Smith. OF
Fayette county. has Identified Leibatry.
The identity was further strengthened
by F. c. Walker. OF Kiefertown.
Liebatry has been in the city for
about a week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
SOME RUMPUS
The Mocks NIX Things ne the d. a O.
Depot Last Night and Land In
the CITY I.ook-un

Mrs. Dan Mock. met Mr.. Dan Mock
under the Baltimore & Ohio viaduct yes
terday. Now that don't sound bad-but
-repoSing lovingly on the arm of Mr.
Dan was Miss May Hoskin. Then the
balloon went up. The firing OF gaseous
Dom bs from the mouth OF a cannon had
nothing on the epithets there EXCHANGED
II Is claimed. Mrs. Mock told the blush
Ing Miss. that hubby's love was not to
De tampeded with. II Is claimed that
the Miss told the 'Missus" that she was
the Misters "soulmate." Anyway. Offf-
Ger sharp heard the noise and came TO
the conclusion that all was not right so
ne took charge OF the trio. They will
De arragned on charge OF disorderly
conduct In police court this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
Uric Acid Poison
UndermineS Health
Rhsuma Drives II from the System and
eliminates Rhoumaesm.

Ever since Rheuma has been sold in
this vicinity, the sale Of this marvellous
rheumatism remedy has been steadily
on the in crease. This is due TO the fact
that lthcumn is guaranteed 90 eliminate
rheumatism or money back
u ~ quick acting remedy. too. You
90 not have % wait long time for re-
suits Hhcuma starts 81 once 10 ACT ON
the kidneys. liver. bowels and blood ana
before - hours the poisonous uric acid
the CHER cause 81 rheumatism. has be
sun g. pass out of the body through the
regular channels. ~ is also good Tor
govt and neuralgia
one 50-ccnt bottle Will prove 10 any
rheumatic suffer that Eheuua surely
VIII cure rheumatism sold by John
coleman. wheeling. ". Va. and all
druggist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
COL. IRWIN HOME
Has Returned After Spending winter in
Fiorida-Was III In
Charleston.

Col Robert s. Irwin has returned 20
the city after an absence Of over six
months. spent in Florida and with rcia-
lives IN Charleston
Mr.. Irwin upon his return 90 West
virginia from Florida. was taken go az
Charleston. and was confined 10 hts bed
for some time. lie has not yet fully re-
covered from his prolonged Illness.
lie was accompanied 20 the city by
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyllc Irwin. Of Charles
ton. who viii be his guests at the
Stamm hotel Tor q short time.
She-What did you call hacheiors7
Hc-Mcn who have contemplated mat
rimony California Pelican.
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Obituary


b. ti'lI'-rite fuuernl services viii ne
neiu tsmufrow murniug a. $40 Irfe.e[
o.eI we remains ~ Nrs g.. o. Eavriirr
t. ~ I1mlly home No. s29 Main street
.Ihled PC The So Ieteph'a CafhefrrI
W eha rEe 81 Rev Father % H wots
"iiY" lnE these frrvires iufermenf will
lnF vas the widow 81 the late Cart
y. liawltnr. and WAS we'll Free u
throughout the tIfv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
DIED OF ALCOHOLISM

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.. June l.
An autopsy performed tonight upon
the body OF Mrs. John F. Sinclair. wife
OF a Philadelphia physician which was
found in colored lodging house.
showed that she had died from alcohol.
ism. The woman's body was found
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colin mind and pleasant Anticipation. Yori
We " VIII your own hand. Apply % AZ need
g and ~ once feel n sense q relief.
fuihcra Who have learned air this frun
etpcfience ten o. The bicqsed relief from
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.he undou1lci hcalthfui influence Impaired To
Ne cumlng baby.
Get a bottle 81 us spiepfd beI, tos,v
Inone yuur nc1rcst drurrist or eend for n
Incn write bradneld Regulator Co, ssa Ia
mar hldE-, Atlanta, Ca for n valuable book
u instruction for cNpcciant mothers
huthere Friend d recommended evrrv.
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can rcsd some very Interesting letters n ZOO
write for this book -
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I'D To JUvnrIIn oounr.

nref hoyr hrfhur STROUD. clark Wv
enc July law ~ NCffs. Ohio we're
..ff I VIZ CT .nlN JAZZ a. 81 rInlrn-
lil- trHi'rnHf charged with stealing a
L.tN IVY ~ cgrrcr wire Tho BOYS viii
~, ln l.ll prnliue a hearing in ths
s.un 81 NIghni Another small bow ~
4e name - John Mirh1lak uas hr1.lrhf
held a. Witness ''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

In the sheriff's vault in Vancouver.
Wash. there is an incandescent light
which has been in use for 22 years
and Is still good. IL is burned only
when the vault IL opened. but at times
has been going for a day or two con
tinuously.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

early yesterday but her identity did
not become known until today.
Mrs. Sinclair disappeared several
days ago and the police were at first
inclined to believe that she had met
with foul play. After the autopsy to.
night, however. IL was stated that no
further investigation would be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

family home In Overlook. The services
were held at the home OF her daughter
Mrs. George Kindelberger. in charge Of
Rev. r. Brinklnstool. OF the First Bap-
fist church. 1nterment was in Green
wood cemetery. The pail bearers wcre
Guy Groves. Jess Hamilton, Clarence
Harry Dixon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

Nov Is the Time to Get Rid OF rhes.
Ugly Spots

There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed Of your freckies.
a. the prescription Othine-doubia
STRENGTHS guaranteed 10 remove
these hOmely spots
simply get an ounce % othine-dou.
bic strength from any druggist ana
apply r little a. night and morning
and You should soon see that even the
worst frcckles have begun to diaap-
pear. while the lighter ones have van.
ished entirely. u BE- seldom thar more
than an ounce is needed 10 completely
clear the skin and gain a boauufuf
clear complexion
Be sure 10 ak for the double
strength othine as this De- sold under
guarantee Of money back m 10 fails 10
remove freckles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

"inof row afternoon. funeral aervfras
ii he held af Tho home 20 SIR fa,I
Hhl.h. Nf ~rrlU gdaIr over tho rrrrsfr-
M we late Mrs. James smith VINO ffef
N elueanaY evening Tho arrrIrer o-iff
~ CharEe q Rev W re- WoIrer ~
stone church cennaforv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02

lmprcssive services were held resfs-.
nlt fFeuing 90 o'clock atrr he ~.
mains ~ Frank HarIs. grrffrr ,t.
,'ed wednesday rnorrIrr ua,. Ia IN
I'le- ni me Eiraf Christian rhurrh Wa
W ,.arHe The rruaInu viii Ia fnfrr
~ i'nhfnfille thls morning Tor inter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-02
FILTRATION RnPoHr.
WIN ne Rsosivsd NJ Council oomni,,..
In rev Days

= call VII BE- issued this west for
meetinE ~ ne liRht and water commit A.
report Submitted br rrrfrrrrs "
coke, 900 E smith This was dertf-
IL urou follow iuF a conference I'D Wavr'r
TT DfIuredar nfrhf
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we're Inferred Iu NJ faTrarr rr.,.t.-..
iefdaI morning fuIIoH IrF afr.I.a.
~ ,hr home and requiem hirn mace
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