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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-04-24
Additional News Items
MAKE MILK MACHINES

An invention has been perfected by
Lionel Bull, of Libertyville, which makes
simple and effective milking machine.
The inventor will establish a plant for
it's manufacture at Libertyville.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-04-24

There is a very fine and choice
selection of New Silk Poplines
40 in. wide, in all the popular
shades, now on display.
These are ideal materials for
a dressy dress or waist.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1915-04-24

UNITED STATES POST OFFICE
The following list of unclaimed let
tiers are held at the Zion City, Ills, Post
office and will be sent to the dead letter
office unless called for in ten days:
Nichols, Master Edward (2)
Whiteside, Mr.. Albert
Henchen, VIM.
Graham, Mr.. I'll. T.
Badyke, j.
Champion, Mr.. H.
Norelin, Mr. Lewis
Matthew N Price,
Postmaster.
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Continued all Next Week

Our sale on all Serpentine
Crepe; all regular 18c values
for 1870 per yd
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LOTS FOR RENT

Zion Realty Department has
hundreds of lots for rent for gar
dening purposes. Zion people
should see to it that not one lot
goes uncultivated.
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Hello Boys

Did you know that we had a fine
lot Of Coaster Wagons down here
at the store? The kind with roller
bearings that makes them run so
easy, so you can win all the races,
and when mother wants something
from the store you can get it real
quick and then get back to play
while the other boy is pouting about
it; wouldn't that be fine? You want
one, don't you9 Well, then Ill tell
you what to do. Just tell your moth
er that you'll be glad to run all her
enands for her, and besides that you
will earn enough money with that
wagon to pay for it, by running
brands for the neighbors. Lots of
other boys have done it. You can
too. Lots of ladies get lace work
to do at home. Get one of them
to give you Sc or lOc trip to car
ry her bundles to and from the
factory, or carry stuff that you
grow in the garden round to sell,
and lots of other ways.
Make business Of it and you'll
win out.
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CROSS, FEYERISH
CHILD is BILIOUS
OR C0NSTIPATED
LOOK OUT MOTHERl SEE "
q TONGUE Is COATED, BREATH
HOT OR STOMACH SOUR.
CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"
CAN'T HARM TENDER SToM-
ACH, LIVER, BOWELS.

Every mother realizes. after giving
Der children California Syrup OF
FIGS that this is their ideal Laxative,
because they love its pleasant taste
and IL thoroughly cleanses the tender
little stomach, liver and bowels with
out gripping.
When cross. Irritable, feverish or
breath Is bad. stomach sour. hook at
the tongue, m0theri II coated, give a
teaspoonful of this harmless s'fruft
laxative. and IN a few hours all the
foul constipsted waste. sour bile and
nndigested food passes out OF the
bowels, and you have a well, playful
child again. When its little system
Is full OF cold, throat sore, has stom-
ach-ache, diarThoea- indigestion, collie
remember. a good inside cleansing"
should always be the first treatment
given.
Millions of mothers keep California
syrup of Figs handy; they know q
teaspoonful today saves a sick child
tomorrow. Ask your druggist FOR n
bV-cent bottle of California Syrup OF
Figs" which has directions for babies.
children of an ages and grown-ups
printed on the bottle. Beward OF coun-
terfeits sold here, so don't be fooled
Get the genuine. made by california
Fig Syrup Company"
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MusT SHOW CAUSE

CHARLESTON. W. va. Dec g1
Au order wac entered By tho public
service commission today directing
fho hauawh1 and Traction Electric
rourauf of parkorsbura to apprar
before The commission on January a.
io show cause why DO should not com.
ply With recommendation Of The com
Wifs'on that Dc provide Tenders on be-
cars
Another order cites the Norfolk and
Western Railroad company 90 appoar
tho same DAY and show cause why r
should NOT ho compelled to provide q
rnHecneor station and agent at Blue
stone Junction about ten miles from
UlucFlcld
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"a YELLOW srzEAk-

Lionel barrymore who was featured
with Pearl White in the serial THE Ex-
ploits OF Elaine" and who was scored
heavily In both stage and screen pro-
ginia theatre. on Friday and Saturday
~ "a yellow STREAK a FIVE part fea-
ture picture produced by Rolfe Photo
Plays Inc, for release on the Metro
program. frsne Iiowley. the Charming
little actress. who was known In Vaude-
willie a. "The Mountain Girl" Is featur-
ed with Mr.. barrymore In this screen
production. These two artists are sur
rounded by an exceptionally well select
81 cast. including Dorothy uwynns,
Niles Wolch. William COwper, William
Davidson. J. II. Goldsworthy and other
well known dramatic artists.
"A yellow streak" contains n wealth
OF striking and artistic Photographic
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special meeting ~ the board Of efu.
Wndnrainr evening AL the I..,. ~ o.
a Moore. on Efrhforrfh rfrarf TI.
lgcatlon m the consolidated school 4t
SL.fl 'f'fk was considered Word
waa received from fhs rfaf. b-,.f r
public works. stating That It would r.I
Joke fhH bonds Tho board d..ff.H ..
elFffUae thrn in m Wheeling ururDar.f
~ soon 90 Ire bonds nrr cold ana .f...
money received the board uIU rI.. .ut
the lNnifR'ia Tor DO. two now r.I..T
h1idilE1 Dol Ei,Iiand district
ArrrIrfIuF "a teacher OBJ 600 tho ...
r0rrt m BOYD hutton sf fn. rUrfN "a,
wood rrhu.. wac Tr|r ln IT. fsHI.
InrlH 'lhrun win rfIfI continue d.. f....
urflI fHr board alf. .n fII. matte. 3D..
.i.lnE ru OBJ Do. Installed In f.4
FrfEra school woe aIa.I.asH
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No INcoRpoRA1lons-

'HAHLEsTON Vs. va. Dec "a
a certificate Of Incorporation was b..
.u'1 today 'o 'ho Fine Art Decorating
rDHu'nt of Huntington. with an au
iI"-l.i capital % $40 COO Tho in
corlor1iora ail Of Huntington. arc
u Fcfrua0n. ELMER g. craig. Helen
y Frroueon. p. % Crair and o. vs.
NcCulioueh
'h1rI'riun wc Do have incorporate
or. ih' Kay County Ou company or
'haf'rrton. chief works in KAY eoun
~. ukla. with on authorized capital
oi $4,000 Tho incorporation arc. 81
%. bacon. Frcd WAGNER. D. " proud.
,nh'tr,r. p. Young aud John a..
Dunnrlly
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~BoHDwoMrE" COLONIAL TODAY

"Bondwomen" n George Kleine pro.
duetion released through 1<lcine. l;,ii son
Eeature Service. viii be offered az the
colonial theatre today and tomorrow
rms kleino photoplaS will rank with
the strongest features OF the year botn
IA them, and presentation. IL tolls
story OF interest 90 every home because
" deals with problem that must be
solved ~ every homo and solved salts
factOrly, too. n harmony ~ ~ prevail
~ u OF cqual importance 70 tae nus.
band ana vile and sometimes, as In
tsoh woman q proves the rock Upon
which The matrimonial craft IL wrecked
Ihe plot iu "Bondwomen" II unfolded
from such an Impartial viewpoint that
must SATISFY. NO matter which way our
synpathlcs prcdominate with regard 70
this Important family issue. Naude
Fealy In The utular role. Norma Ellis
vile or Doctor Hugh Ellis enters
wholly into the spirit or "Bondwomen-
and produces one 81 her best pieves or
work before the camera. A. the seen
hrio was partly rewritten according 10
her suEgestions, she o. able 90 interpret
Its lines and situations not only IN "A
HAWKES. maner. but In a brilliant heart
gripping way that scores heavily. She
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LIZA D1EHL TO BE seen IN
CESS or THE sroan eo6SrRY'

Tess OF the ftorrh eOuntrs.~ A
drama ttze rtoN 81 &racH ,Millef Whites
neSet 81 tht eauue 0arnr N1H D.. ne or
rering al the Couft theatFe Ior three
Gays, starting Aonday matinee, Dec M
Der Esth.. b. Miss Ilka Diehl and a com
pang al speculative excellence
The scenes ate LAID on the shores OF
L-ake Nsssegs. New York. where Tess
eroMs Nc a RACED child OF the forest
without educati0n or refining tnnuen a.
a young minister u attracted nv the
WHO eea0ty OF Tess whose father T. rra
rested Tor tnnreet, ant helitving In her
goodness teackee ker the neW lie
ress~ D. SAID to be Nixs IIka DtehIs
tteateet taft- One moment tbc audi
I've ~ conNcised with her WHY say
ms ana me next they are moved 10
tears With ler pathectic appeal to rave
her iather from prison.
The storm OF Tess OF the storm
country contains that heart runch
winch - laoki1g IN the problem plan =
OF the day. IL a. simiie ant sweas IA
its theme and one fairly loves The
character Of Tess.
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\ meeting o. the members OF the Al.
tha club was held last evening al ibe
Methodist church. "
Lem Shinctt 81 South Warwood ave.
nue.. has LEFT for his home al Point
mas holidays
Cassius Evans or New oYre CITY Il
spendtuE several days with his mar.
'nts pa south Warwood.
morrison walden of the Ohio State
!. n i,s efs,lty. b. srsndins the holidays
WIN hlz unrcuts Mr. and Mrs d "a
alden. ~ South Warw0od avenue
, rev. -. y. johnson. pastor ~ tte
Methodist church, left for his forrn.r
lpmc 90 So MarvS. where he will sn..r.i
me Christmas HOLIDAYS
John a. Moore o. Eighteenth stre.t
VIII leave today Tor Mufgahtown ohsrg
me- WI spend the Christmas hoIidava
Mise hucretla Travis has refurned q,
her home ON Nineteenth street after
lendigE several days visiting frirnd-
Of, Miss Maple Cox ~ Moundsviue. q.
NE sues. OF Mr and AIRS u r. uord ~
Hla Iieg nfn street and HlrHInrd 9v.,.,,.'
W. W. wright Of Adpn4. b. liza f.--',t
or mr nrN Mrs. Alfred Wright 81 49,
IciL avenue. Nurfh Wnrwn1f
Mrt hcrrtril sucU has refrrr.s o..
n,e,f nom. in New York City, amer Viz.
IlnF af The home of Mrs ~ "a K,.'-,
m"nd NJ Twrnty-firef street
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THE THEY'RE



May Irwins first serios dramatic
engagement was as rnemir OF Aug
usun Daly's famous comrny. She
played constantly with Ada .shsn and
the other famous members efhis men,
orable organization and TO theroaching
OF the lamsRted Daily Mis Irwin
credits her ability as a commaenne.
Mis- Irwin left the DAILY orsulzation
70 become star. she fnadea phen-
otnenal hlt immediately I'm ne famous
comedy, The Widow Jones" his ~a-
IN 1899, And her dramatic Chronology
since then ContainsN one serie OF a.
broken successes. They have been
lsse-t--courted Into Court
1oSt-s-Ine Swell Miss fItwell~
lsse-s--"Stster Mary"
tess-yO--kate Nip. Buyer"
AsV-Vl-"Ihe Belle OF f3ridgport~
1sol-0x-''A lauge smith, Attaney."
lSyt-vS-'Mrs. Black is Isaelt
4syo-0f-"Mrs. Wilson Andrews"
lsOe-1O---SieJting a Polish"
1s15-l4-''Mldo,SI bV I1roxVs'
is45-fo-''SS Washington SQuah"
Mise irwin will be seen her. In the
tatest OF her comedies. - Washington
- nare with the original Nv FORK
cast and production ~ the COuit tne-
sire. Chrtstniss. Matinee and ntglt.
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HARRISBURG. Pa Dec 23-Gov-
eruor BrumbauEh fu-saE announced tho
appointment ~ Jude Emery a Wall
Ing. 81 Erie county. fo succeed the late
Justice John A.. Eikln on the Supreme
Court hfnrh ~ thr state 81 tho rnrna
tine the governor appointed Captain rd-
ward T. WhittleEeV. ~ Erie county. fd
Eqcccad Judge WallinE on the Common
Pleas bench ~ Erie
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20 Have rIght schools.

MAR1SNILLE - Frank W. Miller.
State Superintendent OF Public lustrus-
ton. working with the county sup'rin-
tendents OF Union. Erie and PickaWuy
counties. has arranged 60 establish
night schools Tor farmers in these couu-
ties. II the plan g. success similar
institutions viii be established tn every
county In the state. The schools VIII
be open 70 wives Of farmers and the
courses are 60 last three months.
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MARYSVILI.E- Judge r. W.
Porter received letter today from j..
v. Callahan, State Deportation agent at
Chicago. saying that George Lake.
aged ~ years, who was committed to
the Chicago State hospital az Dunning.
IN December 2. 1915. from Cook conn
~, Ill. was a legal resident OF Marys-
vile. and that his father. John Lake,
resides In this city. The city directory
does not give either the name CT the
father or son. Lake. u l. claimed.
county, but the father is now said O.
be living ut Cleveland. ThC authorizes.
Of the DunninE hospital want Lake
transferred 60 the Columbus state hos
pitnL The Union county authorities
will endeavor 20 locate the father Of
the unfortunate man.
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frank Brookes. student In the eighth
grade of the Center Warwood scbool
won the prize for writing the best story
on ChriStmas. 4 prize OF s. in gold
as given to Mr.. BrookeS Nearly an
the stories were well prepared.
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II II understood that on Account of
the heavy traffic on the up-the-river az
vision OF the Panhandle traction line
extra cars viii he put on THE evening 10
accommodate the late Christmas shop-
pers- cars viii be run every fifteen
minutes until a late hour In addition TO
putting on trippers ~
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All arrsngements have been complet-
ed Tor the Christmas entertainment
Which VIII be given sunday BIZ the
young people OF the Warwood Haptist
Mission In South WarwOOd A verv in
terestlng program has been prepared
Following the program the chfidren oiu
be given q treat '''
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Chnaren WIN BE Entsrta,n.d.

Ihls morning At the South Warwood
hhdergarten, MISS Gertrude Campbell
teacher, VIII entertain the pupils with a
very interesting program. Games and
music viii also be enjoyed. They will
also De given treat. after which school
VIII De dismissed until after the frat of
the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

The White Lilly Social club Will give
dance ON Christmas evening in the
Arwory Hall Hschman's orchestra has
been engaged Co furnish music. fuIotida
culurs vii doe used ln the decorative
scheme. Last evening the club held their
rEular weekly dance
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OXFORD - Tn, Miami University
Olee Club. composed Of twenty-five
young men under the direction OF Prof
a. w. Martin. will make a short con-
cert tour during the holidays. From
December % 10 81. inclusive. these
towns will be visited: Franklin. Lee
banon. Dayton. Springfield and Nenia.
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Alexander: Elizabeth Hawkins. TO wash
lhEton. Ia, Carrie Morrison. 10 Valley
f5stvey. 10 rr-iadelphia; Ehzabeth Luck
81. short Greek; ana Prof. J. T. Evans 10
short Creek
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Nearly all members of the Presbyter-
ian sunday school attended the enter
tAlnnent given by the young people last
evening al the church on Twentiefh
: tFeet. \ very elaborate program was
given. Following this the members OF
the sunday school were given a treat
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Atrahge ments have bg on completed By
ne members Of the Good Time club Tor
ne masquerade dance and party this
eNenlng az l-asch.s hail corner Fiuh
sIrcet and Warwood avenue The hali
has been beautifully decorated IN christ.
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Fire1nen Hola Session.

4 meeting OF the Center Warwood
nose company was held last evening at
their headquarters on Nineteenth street
A. soon As the booster pump ts received
hy the ftremen they will start work
upon completing their new auto lire
truck
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Chauncey Cummins. OF West Jener-
son. was attacked by two men ON the
street here last nlElt and robbed 90
about t25. Re was found uncOueciour
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BENW00D
seal sale IL Good.

Reports from those in charge Of the
Red Cross seals here are encouraging.
A very large number have been dlspos-
ed % ~ this place and Indications point
tu "a successful campaign here bOfer the
sale o. closed.
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holidays Christmas
Mirs virginia DOod. will leave tod,,,
Ior lharles Town 90 spend Chrisfn,,
Edward Kelley left last evening for
lana; Mo-. 20 spend Christmas
az ss Ellzaheth Robinson Will Leave On
aay Tor Newark ohio 20 spend Cbrlst'
Arthur Huddleson Of gtsfer.,iit. A.
The guest Of Mrs Michael Wsvfs IN
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Neariy all the grocery stores a. we'll
a. ihe barber shops viii De opened IN
w a late hour this evening 10 enable
everybody 20 Eet ready FOR Chrfsfrpas
AZ stores Will be opened until . o'clock
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The automobile contest conducted by
n local merchant viii boz closed today.
and some young tot Of Eenw0od VIII be
awarded handsome Christmas glft.
The car b. "a yourself starter. and
yourself stopped.
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WARWOOD

Our own dressed Turkeys. Chickens.
ducks and Geese for Christmas. or.
ger early. G. Conner. No. 81 Market
Audti1um. Butter. Eggs and Poul
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WILMINGTON-Ton commun-
ity Christmas tree 80 feet high and
standing squarely IN the middle Of one
OF the most prominent streets OF the
city will be lighted for the first time
IL IL the first OF its kind In this sec
ton. A chorus choir Of 100 voices and
a band will take part In the open air
exercises about the three Christmas
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

DR. James Lisic prominent phvsi-
clan % this city. died today He has
two brothers. who also are physicians
here. He came 20 Columbus 70 years
ago from pataakain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

MARYSN ILLE-Maude May Land1u
and Ernest Fleming we're married 90 the
golden wedding celebration Of the
brides grandparents. O. " Dunbar and
wife at Prospect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-24

X. q. Ward 81 this city. civil en-
Rineer. has been elected city manager
OF Sandusky. BE takes 0niDe January
i. There were % candidates
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lsAAAT BKOMO QUINTNE 49,
TOT signature OF T.. W. GROVE Cures Z.
Gold in one Day. Z5c "
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CLEVELAS D-Capt H. D. Burdick.
prominent IN national Euard au1irs an
a veteran Of toe spanish American war
died last night.
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Il supported b. a company OF unusual
excellence and n splendid. satisfying
picture FeEulta
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RALPH xELLARD AT THE arx
TODAY

The Rex theatre announces for its
program today and tomorrow a human
story entitled Her Mothers Secret"
picturized from successful stage
drama by Martha Woodrow. presenting
Ralph Kellard with Dorothy Green In
the principal characterizations. Like ali
others William EoN productions IL reg
listers many thrilling situations on the
screen. Ralph kellard with Miss Green
are assisted in the enactment OF this
story by julio Power. Jane Meredith
and Edward Davis In the most import
ant Characterization. Performances at
1900. 2;45. $3.50, 6:i5. $500 and $3.50 ex-
cept Saturday.
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MARYSVILLE-A copy Of the last
will and testament Of Archibald stew
art, OF the town Of BloOmingburg and
county OF Feyette, was hlee IN the
IL dated July 20. 1885. and disposes OF
land In Madison and Fayette counties.
Among other requests he Wills his
Fruit Ridge" farm in Madison coun-
~ to his beloved wife. Sarah, and his
daughters. Margaret and Sarah Linton.
one-third each.
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Sonora. the hnest tone phonoorasb
N INC world. just received five o. ths
500 MODELS Not too late Nav. one
m your Rome for Christmas. tiiii-nan
and son, JeWelry and Siiversrniths
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SUICIDE BRINGS
| OUT A ROMANCE
uEATH or coLunrBus MERCHANT
B2xNQB TO LI0HT A SECRET
WEDDxI0 or Last MONTH
|ohto's Coal Productions Cut In Two he
cause OF 1trfks-Qensral News
OF state Across River.
Intslltxsnesr Bureau.
Columbus. O.. Dee. a..

The suicide OF John Binkiey. a re-
tired furniture dealer. yesterday. vas
today By the revelation that
he had been secretly married TO Kate NJ.
Plank. aged 10. school teacher Of
Obvts. on November 20. last The cerv-
mony was performed by the Rev. H. ;.
Bailey. The license was issued In this
city. The two are said 10 have set up
here. Binkley spcndins
part OF his time with his wife and the
rest OF his time with his brother. Blink
ley was IS years old and among his
children Is DIT. A. w. Binkley. Of CleVc-
land IL A. said that Binkley had been
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tor.
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Hillran and Son have the selections
TO select from. The last day for
bargains.
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j. c. Arbaugh. Of Lima. superinten-
dent OF the school at the Ohio peniten-
tiary, died here early this morning in
an ambulance while being removed from
his home TO q hospital
Mr.. Arbaugh was so years old. Septic
poisoning auperinduced by an attack OF
grippe caused hts death. He had been
III about ak weeks but his condition
was not considered serious until yes
terday.
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The production OF coal In Ohio during
1914, due chiefly to the strike, Tell on
TO about one half Of that or the prcva-
Gus year. This d. the lowest yield since
1898. The average pay Of the miners
was s3B7.
Ohio's output of bituminous coal last
year was ~ per cent OF the production
OF the United States. as against 80 per
cent In 1914. Pick miners worked
average of $50 days In the year and, the
leaders only 101 days
In the three months just preceding
the strike. IS. 900 miners were at work.
whereas only ScOe were working during
the fret three months OF the strike.
Even by December. last year, the num-
Der had decreased only 70 $4,000.
EiEhty-fve per cent OF the coas was
machine mined There were bs fatal
ties in accidents In the s56 mines Ia
operation.
Four-nfths OF the loss or production
durtng 1914 was In Athens Belmont.
Guernsey and Jefferson counties. STARK
county alone showed a material in
crease The total output OF the year
was 1875 4OT tons