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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
Preshytartan Church.

twentieth street near Warwood ave-
nue.. Rev. r. Il. Carson. pastor Sunday
school at $3.50 O'Clock. J. {. Moore, Supt.
chnrSh services In morning at 1880
o'clock. Christian Endeavor meeting az
O'Clock at the church. Subject for the
evening will be Friendships That are
worth Forming. Miss Hazel Waddle
evening at 1:f5 o'clock. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday evening at 7:i5 O'clock
Special music by choir.
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. receptlon IN nonor OF Prof anal
MIS- & Ross Jones was held on the az
ternoons OF Tuesday and Wednesdav
Mr. and Mrs. Uriah Jones. OF Msnie
1Nenue The relatives were received on
luesday, while Wednesday afternoon
was an at home for the friends or
the family. Punch was served win
MISS Grace Loar and Miss Dorothy
SDo,nnes presiding at the punch Dowi
dining room. q" INC
The wedding OF Prof. and Mrs. Jones
tooh pace IN Parkersburg and their
the expeditions. Yellowstone National
Iark, and other points OF Interest being
day for Morgantown W
among the out-Of-town guests here
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Evans 81
falrmont, Mrs. Henry Jones. on Rel
ington. Mrs. Charles Lynch. OF ClarEs-
ogrg and Misses Lora and Rose Ford.
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PERSONAL

AxStCIAN-Desiring a remuneratfve
practice In new location, Will do we'll
70 address. J. L. A. Dean. Allen building.
Mckeesport. Penna- se-s-k
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Mr.. and Mrs Everett Robinson en,sr.
tanned number OF friends al their
nome IN honor OF their guest. MIS-
h.therine Glenn. OF MorgantOwn.
MISS Ruth Tregellas entertained the
Sewing club and few friends this
AFTERNOON at her home on WASHINGTON
street Her cousin. Miss Mary HroWn
or Bradentown. Fla. was the honored
Miss Mary Griffith Is spending sew
eral weeks touring the west, ana =.
now IN Yellowstone National PARK en-
Mrs. 9. l.. Hartley. Of Detroit. Mich
Th9 mas been visiting ner sIster. mr..
>. p. Morgan here and other reiativcg
IN airmont. has returned home
MISS Margaret INLAND has returned
Hopke 'S' W IT.
William Hopkc. Jr.. has gone IN EN-
niettspurEh. Nd. where he will enter
Mount ST Mary's college.
Miss Ann Dorsey has returned rr,.-
Ia VISIT OF several weeks in CincinnatI
Rev. John Shordan and wife OF C;r.,.-
son. Ky. are visiting their daurbtcrs
MIS-. y. b. Watkins. and Miss Emma
Mr. and Mrs. W. y. BAN and son
aiter. nave returned from Atianfi..
city and Philadelphia
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pelightful surprise.

mrs Carl lNestmann OF Eighteenth
street was delightful surprised Thurs
Gay evening by number OF friends
When they came 10 her home to spend
the evening. Most OF the evening was
spent In fancy work and music and al
seasonable hour delicious a-efresh-
ments were served.
Those present were: MesdAmes T. X
feridon. w. IL. McCulla Harry T. shear
ing, Carl Newman. T. n. Hood. Roy
Mard. Pearl tterbaugh, Gertrude Moore
william r.. Mcnamara. Burnes Murray
george kossuth. John OConner. Carl
Bedeil. Carl Nestmann
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

The Dorcas Club OF ST Johns NJ. T..
Snurch south was entertained by Mrs.
Wednesday afternoon
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
NJ p church met in the Lecture room
OF the church Thursday afternoon
MA A. r. Larrick was hostess TO the
lsadNS Aid OF the Presbyterian church
Thursday at her home on Frinlxiin street.
The Daisy Circle OF the First NJ r.
church met at the church Wednesday
afternoon.
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UNIONTOWN, O.,

, NlpNTpWN %. sept fO-Mrs
NrlWn md children. of Maynard. visited
Win hnr parents. Mr. and Mrs VIM
Nulf. part 0f last week
Mr. ruudrrHHH. of Ncw Castle. pa
Mh" hHH been visiting her son. Rev
NnnnErnHr. h1H lrft Tor her home
Inul ArwrfruuF. 81 Fairmout W Va.
fnt ihe week end with bic mother
ME- Martha Arnafr0nr
I'rt Ions left Tuesday Tor Key who're
pr VIII D. employed ut work on an 0lI
Mr7damcr lHurnnce NrmqtronE. jas
l.fi'r rnu r. o. Tanner ard Mics uuro.
inca Armstrong attended linen shower
EiFon ln honor Oft Mics Lulu caldwell
10 fnn homo ~ Mr. urflllf Urlanu near
Mnrrlafnuu nn Monday
fIHfNurN NnururHu. OF Straw hurrh
week
Mra James Price entertained twelve
guests 90 nu rlrrnnf b o'clock dinntr Boz
honor of Mier Iulu CHldvrll After din.
urr fhe evening was spent in various on.
irriH inf1fnL prepared hy che hostess. AZ
fNN close ~ fhr evening n hose shower
wnn rItru tho hrlde-rlect
Mrg Wileon. OF So ClairaViIle ia
-p~ndlng a few days with her daughter.
Mr. James Price
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EEH'
GRAFTON

SKAfTON. w. Va, Sept. iO.-Former
plS iorty year period OF service for the
- more and Ohio Railroad Company
s III latter part OF this week and he Is
20 tuipepper. Va, where Mr.. Green ex-
pets 10 spend the remainder OF his
IN that section for years. MI Green
, nas mad quite record for faithful ser
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with the United States Marine Corps
S.ulser Iennessee" To Join the Marine
Sorps landed in HayU is Lawrence n
- un ~ OF THIS city. Lawrence Is the son
OF EDWARD {. Funk. OF Grafton.
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corner Fourteenth street and Orchard
avenue. Rev. c. J. johnson. pastor.
sunday school at $50 O'clocK a. m.
Brent Grtmm, Supt. Morning Worship
evening at o'clock. Preaching services
IN evening at s;f5 O'Clock. Special music
furnished by the church choir A cor
dlal invitation extended to the ps,Aiic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Mrs Rika Fuchs. one OF the oldest
! residents OF this county. died "Wednesday
night at her home near this city from
mtirmitics. due TO old age. Funeral ser
vices Will be held saturday Afternoon al
at Hope and tntcrment will be made in
the family cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

A large crowd OF local and Wheeling
persons enjoyed the corn roast and well
NE Try last evening given By the mem
Ders OF the Warwood Lutheran church
at the white city Fishing camp. After
me corn and other delicious eatables
were gone. the rest OF the evening Was
enjoyed IN the telling OF stories and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Col r. =. Honccker. spanish Ameri-
can war veteran and prominent I'm the
Boys Brigade circles in West Virginia
has been secured a. the principle speak
.er Tor the mass meeting which Is 20 be
held on Monday veninE In the city hall
Tor the purpose OF organizing in Ohio
county and b. forccful and eruquent
speaker. Especially is this true With
regards 90 patriotic subjects. and his
speech can be looked forwarded 10 with
n Erfeat deal Of expectancy By the men
who have siEnihed their Intentions or
joining the marching club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Mrs. W. $. Webb and daughter Mar
garet, OF Center Warwood returned to
their home after spending several weeks
visiting In Cameron. Ohio. DIR. Webb has
also been there several weeks on ac-
count OF the Illness of his father who
Is reported to be somewhat better. DR.
Mebb Is expected home TODAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

The city viii complete the work OF
.spaNlng St Mary and Main streets
TINS week. which has been underway
Tor the past two months. A MARI ~
Latrobe street was also re-paved - a
section OF the street work. which a.
pelhg done at a cost OF over $40 900
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Meetings being held In Lasch's hall
corner Fifth street and Warwood avenue
sunday school at 2:30 o'clock. Mr.. Peter
son. SUIT. Everybody invited TO attend
and bring their friends. Music for the
meeting will be furnished by the child
rem Of the school
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WARWOOD


Miss Ruth Sowby age Il years. OF
tNenty-nrst street. cut her foot Thurs
uay AFTERNOON when she stepped on 4
piece OF sharp glass which pierced her
shoe. cutting a large cash IN her foot
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a foreigner whose name could not be
learned. had his right hand mashed yes
terday afternoon be tween two cars while
az work at the Richland coal mine IN
south WarwoOd. lie at once w-nt TO the
office OF the company where a physi-
clan was called and dressed the wound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11
GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. o., sept iO-The
Rev. SIR. Curry. OF the Friendship
church. Of Pittsburgh. will preach at
the Presbyterian church In this city
next Sunday. he will probably be "A
candidate for the pulpit made vacant
BY The dcath of Dr. J. a. Donahcy.
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Paying For Br1d9e

The first two pavments hay. ~.
MADE by the county on the new $50 0O0
brloge which Is being built bv me
county over the Tygarts Valley river
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Inc ciuzens % MinEol are ready 10
20 20 any length TO defeat the plans
Of the MingO Junction Water company.
In advancing its rates for water service
on October ]. The cation OF the COM
pany has caused wave Of Indignation
70 sweep the village and judging rrtssu
the emphatic stand the people have
taken. the company has fnish nght
on It's hands, 90 put over the Increase.
There f. considerable talk Of freezing
the water company out by building a
municipal plant.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

A meeting OF the official board OF the
Marwood Christian church will be held
sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
WarwOod avenue ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Dr. and Mrs ID. %. Shepherd enter
tanned the friends Of their daubhter.
Miss Mary az their home ON Nortn
Chestnut street. Friday afternoon The
guest list included the Misses Mary
shepherd Alvira Taylor Margcry Dick
ison. Doris Howell. Leulla Howell. Hell
en- WnrthinEtuu and guest. Miss May
Watkins. ~ Illinois Mildred Cole. Hell
en- Chappel and Hazel Lorcntz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Albert schwartz. 30. Pittsburgh. Pa
and Emma Moss. %. Pittsburgh. Pa
Russell Elliott Sparks. n. New Ken
singtpn. Pa. and Ruth Eta Hamilton
p, New kcnsington. Pa
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The Victoria lodge. Daughters Of Re
hcccaf Will observe their % anniversar ~
Tuesday evening September 21st The
members are requested Co dress IN old
style costumes and 20 bring a lunch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

NEW MARTI<SVII.I,E W va sent
me stages Club. composed OF sew
eral young girls OF the city. entertained
Ins,r sentlemen friends. Tuesday evening
tley retired TO the star Lunch room.
Nnere delicious oyster supper and
otner oainues were served TO the follow
shaw OF fairmopt, Hazel stone. Mabel
lentz. Kathryn AcCaskey and EVELYN
clark. Messrs- Lyle Powell OF Clarks-
Durs. Leonard Newman. Everette Black
PAUL Hughes. MIN Pounds and Paul
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Final accounts In esthtcs OF Jos.
Sitka and Ella VIM.
Ninth account In estate OF Joseph ID.
Morrison.
In estate Of Morris ". r5ndich notice
given administrator 60 reject claim
Inventory hled in estate Of Hugn
Hammond.
VIII 0f -. i. Roberts probated
In estate OF Ninccnzo trifo. Ir re-
port Of settlement Of death claim nIcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

The ". G. T. 4. viii hold bake sale
az Warricks shoe store saturday ar
ternoon az o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Miss Clara Reed entertained the mem
hers of thc Au Fait club ~ her home on
south Lincoln avenue Thursday after
noon. The usual club diversions were
enjoyed and tempting lunch was
served hY the hostess
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lhe Jcueraon county grand jury re-
ports early next week.
Mary a. Henry VS. Henry D. West.
settled az costs OF defendant
In liquor case ~ Buda karnich from
was reverted because Of excessive nnc
and cause remnudcd
vi II. Cashier w. STANDARD Fire
Brick Co. suit Do foreclosure nu IL mort
gage for $50 900. Gruhcr attorney
Mike Jagnrekl vs. Glenn Run Coal
Co. suit for $4,000 damage Tor ir.
iurica ON December Do. 1912 whom ~~
was injured by fHu n stone NOZZLE.
tnce Dr. alleged. Cohen attorney
ln the cnro ~ Ohio W WIN Kennedy.
Frank T. Hodgera Withdrew aa Monde.
man end Kennedy iu default was cent
90 jail
The Federal court Officers wound ua
their business here on Thuradav rIrrf
and returned 20 Columbus
The fret case In the o. g. court q
W Porter. admIuIefraflr ~ rr.rr.
sterling w. g.. a. D.. o. a. resulted BOZ a
verdict for defendant o. D. Lewis and
J. vi. Porter were attorneys f1r ufnIu-
un. Hclea and kennev Tor defense
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NEW MARTINSVILLE

The Daily lnseliigeneer viii Dc found
On sale at Agsr's Cigar and Fruft stsnc.
stand. Moses Thomas Fruit stand John
Thomas Fruit stanu- az depot
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DIED

WILSON, "wednesday. gcpfemb.,
1915. nf ia DO o'clock D.. w a. the rrai.
dcuCc Of Die Eruuda0n. george N0rfh
SO. 1885 wood street. DAVID vii
son. Dol BITE 9fet year
Funeral aWvtcca from hts late rerifrrce
on Saturday afternoon az a.1O oicforE
Friends OF family respectfully invite
90 attend lntcrmont az Mt Zion cem
DfrrY.
EWINo-Wlfe of vs.. vs. Ewing OF Viola
Mnrrhail county. ~ Va. on Vednee.
day september q. 1915. az $40 o'clock
D. m.
Funeral af Mount Calvary cemetery sat
urdHF moruinE at no o'clock
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertRGhV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMBALNER
ft22 ard 1924 Main etreal
Calls Answered Day or Mat
Store Phones e16
&. J BCrtschv. Nat Phone tq59-R
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GRAND ATLANTIC

800. Entirely new. Modern and high
class. Large rooms: private baths. ele-
Nator. etc Superior table service. t3.S0
up daily: special weekly. Booklet. Auto
meets trains. w. +. SHAW.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-11

Little Robbie Para. vha ia q COUP
house built out OF
InpaH.lf la hullt. mr son. out % the
rInukH of political platform Judge.
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Breummer 9 HiIdebtand

Nunarai Directors ana EmhaImara
Corner Market and Twenfy-accord as.
Tclephone 2oI. Open dar and nirht.
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WANTED-TO RENT

WAHTED-Io rent. three rooms. ruita.
pie Tor club room purposes. in south
Mneehng Must have water gas and
Ger. sS-s-9S
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WANTED-FEMALE HELL

WANTEp-Good girl for general house.
work Liberal wages paid. f. NJ
io9ng, ST, Clatrsville, %. National phone
ss-R. St ClairsVille se-iI-i
WANTED-Woman for second cook
Apply McheeVer Restaurant. 1I4g Mar
- - au-Sl-tf
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CALLS AIDING OSBORNE
FIGHTING FOR REFORM
Lawyer Battle Explains Inter.
est Of National Committee
on Prisons.

WHITE PLANS. Nov c5.-GcorGc DO
don Battle. attorney for thc National
Committee on Prisons. explained to-aa,
why no will appear IN support az Warde1
Osborne IN District Attorney weeks IN
v~estiua,lon Into Sing sing.
"The committees object in taking ~
.he case he said, "rs 80 support WIrdei
OSBORNE WORK. I. believes nv him. W"
ara going into it primarily. howover. MT
so much for him personally as for The
cause Of prison reform
District Attorney Wccis protested 20
day against "A report that had been pun
lished To the effect hat taxpayers a.
W~.stches;sr county w.r" growing tired
of III. expenses OF the investigate, It-
pointed ont that The cogt of investigation
and prosecution of all crimes committed
within the state prison is paid By the
state.
NJ. Battle will confer with D.st-ic'
Attorney Weeks tomorrow and will
probably h" present when the Grant
Jury eSum.s It's examinations on Mon
day. NJ. Bath. said that until hi~ con
ference with the District Attorney and
PROBABLY uiril after the case had been
taken IN again he could say nothing
specific IN regard 80 his plans.
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find place amid scenes ~ arnaCe over
wh!ci, civilization IL made desolaie.
America must labor Immediately for
its own, but II has It's obligation 70 The
world concluded the preacher. ut may
wax or waie as time goes or II VIII
never he beaten till II Is morally beaten
when il forgets It's origin, the testa-
rnent Of is fathers--when We FORGE that
not only az individuals but in our COL
lertive capacity We are bound by the
Law of God"
Many Of the distinguished guests re-
paired a. the c,ose Of the religious ser
vices TO the restory OF the church. where
Mgr. Russell was their host M luncheon.
Among those who made brief addresses
We're Cardinal Gibbons. the Secretary OF
State, the Ambassador Of Brazil, dean ~
the Latin American diplomatic corps.
and John Barrett, director 81 the PAN
American Union.
Mgr. Russell acted as toastnias'er and
presented to ZACH Of ais guests a si.v"r
medal in COMMUNICATION Of tho event
bearing in bias relief the figure OF th"
Santa Maria, Coluurbi,'s flagship.
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PRISON RAID YIELDS KNIVES
One Deck of Cocaine Found in
Unrt's I.iand Drug Hunt.

N.r.-t-fpur knives. mostly pocket and
fhHt Three rtyurs, thirty-onc files and
g. a,I'S Of shears, and n deck OF
"' i.. Wc-. taken off the prisoners OF
o. h'tnun w~orkhousc on Harris Island
r'N s'- erday morning in a raid led
'r Commissioner If Correction kath-
- p Davis End Lieut.. Scherb of
We dug quad. The raid was made on
''oru ton received from prisoners that
I~leS We're being smugglcd into the
' son .NtensiVely.
Exactly at midnight The party. in
.I4ag Miss Davis II Lieut.. Scherb,
'"nI'. Commissioner of Correction
..Nl ard nineteen detectives, as
.nh'ri ~ the Health department pier
- 81" fpot Of 1921 street. only War
'.0 NuI,it Mad been Informed Of the
.''r.'. The raiders were transferred
n . el'0d on a Health Department
nf' tn1 NiS ted each of the five dormi-
'o ~ the w~orkhou-e. The lights
'.." dn Ini:ory were suddenly turned
-fa 'N" prisoners demanded 10 turn
''r ory coutraband articles they
e.. have \ thorough search OF their
".i.'- and effects was then instituted.
''e of the knives was apparently
"' T." offensive purposes, although
Danger of having so nan about
10 open dOrmitory was plainly felt
bv : warden.
W htyis remained on the grounds
' q 'uc raid. Besides the tools and
'-' # dope Sl3i, which is also
''.I'''ui, was taken from tho PRISON.
rHs
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HITS LINE TO WIN GAME,
NECK MAY Be BROKEN
Nutley Fmllbark. Tries tn Play
On. but Doctors Strap Him
to Hospital Cot.

TAssAIc. y. T., Nov. 25.--As the Te-
suit OF an injury which physicians fear
MAY be a broken neck sustained In a
football game this afternoon John f..
Lux, 81 years Old, son Of "A former
MAYOR OF Nut,ey. is strapped to a cot IN
ST. Mays Hospital 50 That he cannot
make the slightest movement.
Lux played f~ullbacS in n game Al
Nutley oval between the. Nutiey club
and n team from the Paterson Y. VI,
Z. 4. Although not rough the game
was hard fought and 'he score stood
IA TO II In favor Of Nutley with two
and a half minutes TO play. A quar-
terback passed the bail to Lux and the
fullback plunged with all his force nj
the Paterson line. The line held, now
ever, and Lux fell. Several of the fater-
son team dropped q N him and when they
got on Lux was grooming on the ground.
I'm all right now" h" said "A minut.
later. go ahead with the game"
He started to take his place, hut
reel-d. Realizing he was badly hurt his
father, John II. Lux. hurried 10 i'm ms
did DR.. 4. r. Jackson OF Nutley. Fully
conscious the youth was hurried to ~
Mary's Hospital, about two miles away
in an auto. There Or. Henry {. Reyn-
olds was called in, and after n consul
ton DR.. jackson said one OF the bones
in the neck was probably broken. How
bad the injury Is canno In discovered
until AN X-ray photo is taken. Lux
says no feels no pain. but that his neck
and shoulders are numb.
M greatest ~precaution was taken ~
prevent him from moving and possibly
| enlarging the fracture,
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south Carolina and Wyoming
Teams Fight for HOnOrs
on GridirOn.
EVERY CREW PLAYS HOST

row. and every one " them who can get
OF will be there II root hard for the
Annapolis warriors.
But beside tnat yesterday WAS II
time OF general rejoicing for all con-
veruel In Uncle SANS fighting arm IN
port. Admiral Mayo took occasion 20
thank III. officers and men for their eff
Glen, work in a landing test AZ Block
Island oil Wednesday morning. and what
sailor was there who was not glad OF a
noliday in New York?
The ships on the present visit COM
prise the first and third divisions ~ tho
Atlantic fleet and two or the fourth
division. The gray hulls extend ir q
long line from Seventy-nirth TO l57ti.
street The Arkansas. flying Admiral
Mayo's flag. heads the line. Next rom"
the New York. Texas and South Carolina.
OF ~Nin,ty-eigh'h street is the virginia.
and above her IN the river the Georgia,
Rhode Island and New Jersey. The
northern division II made up of the
Louisiana and the Minnesota.
Rear Admiral Dowitt coYintn has Ms
flag on tho virginia ana Rear Admiral
lIeiber. q Dunn f.es his on IN.
Louisiana The vessels viii remain H.
port until Monday.
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HIS HOTEL TO CLOSE: HE DIES.
aged Guest. Apparently Worrying,
Expires SuddenIy.

An old man of about 81 years tottered
into the lobby OF the Home club. an
apartment hotel AZ II East Forty-ffth
street about 10 O'Clock last night. Miss
Lillian Mccarthy. the Telephone operator.
SAW that he was weak and offered Il
char He seemed 70 he gaspinc for
breath. As he sat down his hand
c.u;cn.i at his heart.
"Oh is terrible he sighed. 1t is
in The hands OF a receiver"
The next minute he was dead o. the
hoor. Papers In his pockets identified
him Ms Lawrence Peterson OF the Hotel
Latham. which closes tonight under the
ordcgs Of receivers. one Of the papers
asked that Mrs. q. F.. Eeene of l2ei
Gerard street. Philadelphia. be- notified.
The old man mad lived at the Latham for
seven months. receiving monthly remit
tauccs from soln. u:e. lie had no monev
IN his pockets. His body waS taken 10
the East Fiity-tirst street police station.