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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
REDEMPTION OF BONDS


District Railroad Bc>ds 20 he Taken up
A. Regular SesE;en OF the County
Sourt held for thu county Of Rarhouf
state Of West Virginia at Philippt AZ
me court House Of said County on the
9th day OF MAY. 1915
The following order was entered OF
1t is ordered that a notice o., IN.
intention or the County Of Barbour To-
nay orr certain out standing Dtstrirt
italIroad Bondr. be published for 90 days
IN the Wheeling Intelligence a daily
newspaper published IN the CITY Of
wheeling. West Virginia and IN said
notice u shall be set forth that the mum
Der or Bonds desired 20 be paid OFF and
taken W under this order shall b.
Eleven llD In number. which Include
Eour 90 Of Valley District Railroad
Bonds numbered Two to Five .inclust,
Tor Five Hundred Dollars each and ls,
sued by the County Court on Rarb,t,-
COUNTY. and date August g. 1855 Nun
per one Of said Bonds having heretofore
been taken up and cancelled
The remainder Cf the Eleven ~,
Bonds. being Seven 90 II Rarker Die.
trict Railroad Bonds. numbered one 10
seven Inclusive for Five Hundred D,I-
lars each. issued by the County Court or
bsarbour. County. and bearing date OF
And Il - ordered that the Sheriff ~
SAID county cease payment of Interest
on SAID Bonds at the expiration OF said
\ eopy from the record.
Attest:
my-17-su-2a-o 'N
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GIDEONS CLOSE
FOURTH MEETING
NATIONAL PREsrDBuT sPEAKB AT
MASS ME- TIN0
YE6TEHDAY.
Eswly Elsoesd Officers Installed At
r7nA Session At Second Fresby-
terrain Church.

The fourth annual state convention OF
me Sldeons OF West Virginia was CON
church yssterdsy eSenins rss 5Sy9es az
the meeting was mass meeting for
everybody. The leader presiding Was
ture OF the days program was the ar
ternoon meeting ct the Y. NJ. g. A. build
Ing Ing ~ which a y. 7. Moore. National
address. the basis Of his talk concerning
methods Of reaching men Of the world
and leading them 10 a better life. lie
said in part;
The duty OF the true Gideon is In
gathering men from the streets and men
the Rock. Christ Jesus show the weV
10 greater living and send them into
inc % oS h better equipped for the lead
The travelling man has a great oppor-
unity In his work OF leading young men
should be satisfied unless he WIS a
worker OF the Gideons. Mr. Moore also
spoke Of the plan Of leaving Gideon BIZ
touching stories illustrating this plan
Many other interesting talks were
given by different Gideons. telling their
experiences. After the meeting was adj
jOurned the men remained a few min
utes 20 gain acquaintance ard promote
rood fellowship among members and
At the Saturday evening meeting
PRESIDENT W. g. Means presided and Mr..
v. NJ 9. A. delivered the address OF
welcome. NJ. John NJ SaEraves OF
Huntington. state vice president gave
an able response.
Other speakers Of this meeting we're
-. N. Kirk 81 Huntington. s. g Gram,
OF FarkersburE. Harry T.. Hond Of this
city and r. VI. Moore of Hilisboro.
u was decided IN the Saturday ever
inEs meeting 10 have each Of the four
state camps located at Huntington. Park
srsburg. Charleston and this city. elect
their own representative 20 the NEXT
state convention 20 be held at Parkers-
June.
The following state officers who were
elected Tor the ensuing year az Satur-
days meeting were installed last night.
President. ". q. Means Of Charleston:
nrst vice president. T. q. Johnson Of
Huntington. second vice president. Geo
y. Franklin. of Anderson. third vice
president. v. W Miller Of ParkersburE:
fourth vice PRESIDENT. q. william Cham
hers, Of Wheeling. secretary treasurer
J. Harry Humphreys Of Huntington
rhanlnin y VI Mnnre. OF Hinshorn
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Germana Roant arnan

BERLIN. June 3. via London. s IS
?. m.-The Sunday morning papers OF
Ferlin generally profess inability 10
understand the motives prompting
William Jennings Bryan 10 retire from
the post Of Secretary OF state The
MorRenpost says:
The former secretary seems TO
nave less confidence than We in the
honest desire Of the American govern
ment 10 arrive AZ a peaceful comp1~
mise with us. Mr Bryan Is convinced
That President Wilson and his gov
eminent will finally appeal 10 force.
We are not now disposed 70 believe
this. but will await events
The BOersen Zeitung SAYS
'bryans resignation has been in
terpreted A. indicating that the note
would be rather blunt. which. how.
ever. In novise is the case The note
shows. on the contrary. an outspoken
tendency 10 reach an understanding
win Germany on the issues Involved
IT, therefore. Bryan desires 10 b. tho
representative o. peaceful efforts In
opposition % the iingoistic tendency
cf the American government. We re.
ally do not know on what ground be
VIII base HIS assertion
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Mr. and Mrs Prank C. seibert of
Woodlawn. left yesterday on an extend
ed TIP through the west
Mrs. g. A Duvall. OF baltimore Nd
y visiting at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles Freers at WoodlaNn
Miss Catherine Burton OF washing
ton. Pa. IL visiting relatives In the pike
district
Miss Mary yelling returned yesterday
20 her home at Park View. from Cleve-
land. o, where she spent some time with
relatives.
Mrs Clarence link OF Park View left
Yesterday for CiarinEton. o. TO visit rel
atives for a few weeks
Miss Carrie Dague Of Elm Grove left
yesterday evening for West Liberty
where she will be one or the tnstruc tors
at the summer school
Mystic lodge No. 20 Knights Of pyth-
las OF Elm Grove. will meet this eve
ming In regular weekly session
Mrs. George Muldoon. Of CadiE o L.
visiting friends at Lakewood.
Georg" Thomas. Of Pittsburgh Pa Is
tho guest Of friends At Elm Grove FOR a
few days
Arthur. son Of Mr.. and Mr.. Crisis
HAmm.. OF Edgewood. il reported TO BE-
seriously IN.
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COL. HOUSE
tcoptnusd IRON Tirst ParsJ

whore no visited r. week and vas 70.
reived by President Poincare. Minis.
Ter Of Foreign Affairs uelcssse and
others ln both 81 these countries.
no said DO stopped af hotels
From Paris COT House said no. went
10 Berlin. whore he was the guest of
Ambassador Gerard fn Germany no
talked with Foreign Minister Won Ia.
SOW. Chancellor Won Hefhmann HoII.
veg. Under Secretary Of state ZIrr
norman and others iIc Vas iu Hrr
in Tor a week. EoinF thence to swifr.
efland and then hack fo london
Tn Herlin. as everywhere else vie.
red. ] vas treated nicely" said Col
House Nv reason for taking with
me men I did had nothing 20 do with
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OCCUPANTS or SURREY RECov
ERiNo FROM INJURIES.
Driver % Machine Known. but Gould
Net Sc Located Yesterday.
Another nishsp Sunday.

All OF the victims OF the auto aeci-
Gent In Martins Ferry. Saturday even
ing. In which the family OF Charles
burris Was struck BY a Ford touring
car driven BY Richard Niehardt. are
recovering AZ their home. and no Sc
rious results are anticipated Rurris
and his family were out riding. and
while coming down the grade near
the Aetnaville bridge. were struck
from the back by an auto. which IL
raid to have been going about 80
miles an hour. When the auto hit
the RIG all OF the occupants were
thrown into the street and the horse
started 20 run away. Mrs. Burris. At
the time. had an infant child in her
arms. but II escaped injury. although
Il was thrown under the pile OF
wreckage. Mr.. and Mrs. Burris were
only slightly injured. while their IL
year-old daughter. Miss Grace. was
the most seriously injured. and II
will be several days before the extent
OF her injuries are learned.
The article appearing in a Sunday
paper yesterday TO the effect that the
autotst never stopped is denied by Mr..
Burris. who stated that Niehardt
stopped long enough TO help the per
SONS from unOeT Nnt NreGhAke anu
then sped away without his Identity
being learned for several hours. The
license number was secured. and by
that means the owner was found. II
Was said yesterday that the driver
bad left for parts unknown yesterday.
and II would not be surprising II a
damage suit were entered against the
father OF the boy. The Bridgeport Of
ficials will also take steps to stop the
reckless driving through the town.
Struck Another Man.
In his haste TO get the car into the
garage before it's identity could be
learned. II Is said that a colored man
who was walking along Second street
was struck by the same car. The nan
gave his name as Jim Brown. and he
was badly bruised about the body, but
was able TO 20 10 his home after be
ing given medical attention.
Met With Accident
An auto party that started up the
river yesterday afternoon for a pleas
ure trip met with an accident near
Dead Mans" crossing when the rear
wheels OF the auto broke. throwing
the party out into the road. A pass
ing auto was hailed and the party was
brought TO this city. and the car will
be removed TO the garage today. where
repairs will be made.
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Obituary


WheeilrE Lodge. SO. IS. % D. % pfkg
wv 'hscrv" their funeral rituaiiatIc ssr'
49,. ~ ~. iafe IT. !. ward. one rvp-
g1igfdAL. Announcing that Mr. Va-d rad
ol'd ln hounEetuwn. o.. early thai morn
W. lI.m complication OF diseases srhs
h'fs "i inc local lodge. and had a vide
,lf,lc ~ friends. tor years BE- vas st.
Itfin Innh"nf ar The Aetna. STANDARD min
o. ArfrrfIIIe ard feff ftI- 49, ~.
sr''li "a similar position a. Yurreatoaar
lig 70 ono time held tho position al ~.
hiind tuIrr m NO Hh D. r. o. D. rr.f
Whrn ne funeral viii be- is moi tnao,
20 the local lodge. but DO ia thourff mae
mo remains will not boz BROUGHT here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
MANY AT PARK
Popular Resort Attracted Large Crowd
Yesterday-SeveraI Pienics
This Week

Tho annual outing and picnic ~ ST.
Joseph Academy will BE- held a. tho
Wheeling Park today and 10 is expect.
cd hat large crowd will be- present
From today on. throughout the on.
tire week picnirs will he held daily.
with The bis ODD Fellow picnic 90 be-
held Saturday
Quite o. number took ADVANTAGE o.
ne ideal weather yesterday 10 spend
Tho afternoon az The park Tho swim
ming pool as usual was the popular
attraction
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'hllofens Day va very appropriate
Of the pike district ana in svsrv In
stance a splendid program Of special
n 4sical selections. soug-. recltafions and
drlll- were rendered The churches In
which the event observed were
ance Memorial Presbyterian. a. Woods
oale. buekl.y NJ. r At Edgwood. NJ -
church A. Elm Grove. United Pr~Shrter-
ian A. koney- Point. Mesf Alexander
Freshly terrain - West Alexander a.
the country district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
OUT-THE-PIKE
PYrhIANs. MOTEL

The Rex Theater, Fifteenth and
Market, Wheeling, will, on We'd
nesday and Thursday, June 10 and
~, show the stupendous spec
1ele, Damon and Pythlss."
A 5o-eent production for 10
cents. continuous from TO II o.
m. Every Pythian, his family and
the general public should see this
magnificent film.
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~ the meeting Of the Mems Bible
ciass OF the Vance Memorial f-resbyte--
AN church n.ld Yesterday morning tn.
Following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing year Prank RYDER. president:
Joe dudley. vice president. George Nc
koWn. secretary and treasurer The
members OF the boosters COMMITTEES
elected we're Charles FRANKIE. Or J "
liant. Percy Callahan. Joe Kline Jas
Beaens. Jasper haum and CHARLIE Brand
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Ths annual outing % the members Of
ne = T. church AZ KoneNs Point will
- n-la A. hlaNusy Grove on Wsfucr-
cay and = splendid program q athlet-
p events wlll - carried out. A rood
Attenoanc- a. expected a. the picrls- %
rsssful
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ill. but the death angel had appeared be-
ture tho doCtor's arrival Death was at
lrluuted 10 heart failure Mr. Donald
son was IN the seventeen year Of his
eEe. but he could boast Of ita never
having been Necessary for him Co sum
mon r. physician
he subject Of this sketch was born
In Dundee Scotland De visited Gov.
eral o. the foreign countries and I'd one
time was ~ EffruErHd NuaFIa Hs a
reprTHeutafiFe ~ O. rug manufacturing
r-mpauT BE was AM active member
~ The Third Presbyterian church this
city Hie vic ia visiting o. The home
'f her son. Dol PaIlsUurr. r. S. and ar.
ranEfunufa FOR f.n funeral will mot fa
made until her arrival home
W. DnnaIdu0u fu survived hr his
WIDOW one daughter Mrs ITTfarf
gibbs John. O. CON. residing Of dundee.
scotland. and william. - Taulshurf.
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The funeral 81 the late J. n. Caldwell.
whose death occurred at his home near
West Alexander. Friday morning. was
held yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. at
the place OF death Interment was in
the West Liberty cemetery.
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Many delegates and visitors from the
neigh boring towns attended the annual
memorial services OF the Modern Wood
man OF America held yesterday after
noon in the Stone Presbyterian church.
Quite = number OF ODD Fellows also at
tended the memorial service OF Triadei-
phia lodge No. %. held yesterday after
noon IN their hall At Triadelphia. at 2:3O
o'ciock-
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- SEvELoPl1EHra

There ere no new urtsInrurrfe bob fE.
'.I'. o.. me plan. Ia auH IIfr D. 3D..
fHI1 Thai The mon orc GRAINED and f.r.
.fr rIHur WIII b. fnIa frr some fr.. DO
~ .ell iral thn company fIarfarErI a.T
- tfrir former errrnrrr and Iia. f..
Ffrr paid of fr fIU safurfa. Do
De- 'frrrfof that frr plant viii b.. r
operation before IrrF. rr art.r.I ,,...
applied Tor inba Saturday.
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N o T ICE
SEALED PROPOSALS
rouos 20 Manufacturer Jobbers Mer.
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers

- 70 NLNuuIuCturern, JObbor1, MOI
chants and Others whoissais Dssisrs'
NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the State BOARD Of Control Of tbe s,s,s
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
a. Its office at Charleston. West Virgtnis
state Institutions the financial rnnpase-
mem or which Is vested In said Hoard
Sortracts Will be awarded 10 the lowest
oldderst quality considered and other
thlngs being equal West virginia deal
ers Will be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
hishcd bidders on receipt of reoursta
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-u Charleaton. West Virglnt.
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Interest Il beginning to be manifest
ed In the special election TO be held on
Saturday. June &c. in regard TO the an
neNation OF Glenwood Heights. IL Is
likely. according to all reports. that the
majority OF the voters viii favor the an
ne0ation of tho heights.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

The note. therefore. Is calculated
only TO postpone a settlement OF Ger.
man-American relations. and not bring
II about. The friendly tone We ack.
noVledge. but the declaration that the
sinking OF the Lusitania was unparaI.
leled in modern warfare seems op.
posed 20 the character OF upright
friendship"
This paper defends the sinking Of
the Lusitania and in conclusion de-
clares:
And the wa;chword is The tor.
pedoing will 90 on"
Emphasizes German Right.
The kreuz ZeitLng emphasizes Ger
many's right 10 prevent the shipment
OF ammunition TO an enemy by every
means. IL also Is unable TO see what
England can offer in return for the
abandonment Of the submarine cam
paign. since she plan TO starve Ger
many has finally failed"
Count Won Reventlow in the Tages
Zeitung says.
IF President Wilson persists in his
REFUSAL TO recognize the German de
claratiOn Of war zone. we are not able
10 conceive OF an agreement. or win
even real understanding"
The Morgen9ost says
The note IL filled with tones OF
heartiness and fIiendliness and seeks
TO open and smooth the way Tor
further negotiations The offer to
mediate between Germany and Great
Britain will Internationally be slodly
accepted by the German government
and II mediation fails IL will be Great
Britain's fault"
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peace. know them all. and always
visit them he added.
How long is this war going to
LAST" he was asked
You know as we'll as ] do. or as
well as Sir Edward Grey or Ministers
Delcasse or Won Jagow.' was his re-
ply.
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Gail
THE c. q. KIMBERLY CO.
New National Bank BLDG.


Tho West IAberty summer school will
Be formally opened this morning for a
period Of nine weeks. and II H. expect ed
that quite n number 81 students and
teachers will enroll for the term. While
many Will pursue courses pertaining 10
teaching. q number will study courses
preperinR them for advanced standing In
Their school work. The term promises
20 be q very successful one
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14

a Joint picnic 81 ST. Vincent de pauTs
church. Of Elm Grove. and St MichaeTs
church. Of EdginEton lane. will BE- held
AZ the wheeling Park to-morro and a
general good time f. 10 be - pected. Ac-
cording 10 all reports a large crowd will
be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-14
DAMAGE SUIT MAY BE FILED
AS RESULT OF AUTO ACCIDENT


% - expected a. DAINTY refreshments
el al kinds eil b. found on sale Inc
proceeds ~til 80 towards the church
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NOTICE TO THE PIIRIIC

The Pennsylvania Pulverizing Com
pany wishes TO give notice OF its in
tention TO withdraw its certificate
from the State Of West Virginia Tor
the privilege Of doing business in said
state. msy3l -je7-l4
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Does England want 10 see The
United States in this war;" was an
other question put 10 him.
Opinion is divided-some think IL
would not be an advantage to the
cause OF the allies" was the answer.
The resignation Of William Jennings
Bryan as secretary OF state was called
10 his attention.
He said he heard Of IL on the St.
Paul. but he would make no comment.
As TO Mr.. Bryan's successor. he said
he had no idea He was told that he
had been mentioned as one OF the
possible successors TO the o1ice. 10
which he replied:
IT has not been offered 10 me. I
have never held public oTice. or de-
sired g."
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How Much DO YOU NEED7,

Do ~, hesitate % call o. us n ,
% lttie ready cash. II you own ?
cen secure The amount you -tsh fro,
without red tape. We car guarantee
money IN thiS vicinity and the he~t
spect We chars. only FOR IN. actual
You may pay back the loan IN email
nasnts arranged 70 suit yourself All
tai
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DIED

WTLHINBOU-Ur Thursfay Iurr 10
fHff. Hf 800 o'clock o. m IEf.Ih
MIIk EESHN. wife W vs. D. WHker.
son. 'n fhr goth scar uf her axe
Funeral services from her late rsrIffrrs
no Merritt street. on MONDAY affar
noon Of O'Clock fnfrrutnf 81.
1IiNr' reWff.rl Friends OF tI. fam.
iIt arc invited
oHBL-ru Friday June o. a. 500.
o'clock n. w l.pf isE VIE N Tsru
'EfI iu tHr fffh year 81 her aEr
Furrraf notice hereafter.
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The membsrs Of TIE Enterprises Bible
class ~ the Elm Grove church 81 God
VIII hold strawberry social next SAT-
urday evening and a general good time r.
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CLAIRNOYANT

MRS. ELDoN. scientific and electromagnetic
est reading By mail: send birth date
and i've 2-cent stamps $500 Four
teenth street Washington. H. e.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrts civ
FUhERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERlAL EMBALNEH.
ti22 ard 1924 Main strssl
Calls Answered Day or NiFt- -
Store Phones SIS
&. = Hgrtschv. Nat Phone tosaR
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ron sALB-suburban Propsrties.
5-ACRE LOT

Good fertile productive soil az ..VIe,.
Point ON tho Pike. fronting fpu1rf TIr
GROVE. Gas. running water Just han.
way ur tho Stone thurrh FUI rEI.
ground bel alI cleared. clean. and can b.
bought ~ terms tn suit the pur~haaer
IrI.f $3.50.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
INVESTMENTS

$40 INVESTMENT will bring large re
turns. others have made fortune on
sihliar nNcstments. @ e. Bradford.
Legal bldg- Washington. ID. &.
my -fa-gOt
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-01-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Minis, who have
been spending the holidays with C.
W. Minis, have returned to Tracy,
Cal, where Mr.. Minis is employed in
the trainmaster's office Of the S. P.
company.
Miss Eursa Telford of Dunsmuir is
visiting with Mrs. L. Hilty for few
days.
Monday Engineer Jones made a
trip to Jacksonville on business.
Don't forget the union services in
the Methodist church.
Ladies suit sale at Enders'.
William Raymond visited boy
friends in Medford last Monday.
Mrs. Cassius Miller has returned
after a six weeks visit at the home
of her mother and sister in Los An
geles.
A committee from the Medford
council will inspect the municipal
electric light plant and system here
in the near future. Medford is con-
sidering taking over the distribution
system of the lighting system in that
city.
H. V. Richardson was in Jackson
vile on legal business today.
Ball-Band boots at Enders'
Gus Morris, former Ashlander
and now assistant to the S. P. super
intendent at Portland, was calling
on old friends here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Finley, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B. E.
Whitmore, left for their home today.
Conductor Tom Swaggart's daugh-
ter Merle and son Gale returned this
week from holiday trip to Los An
geles.
P. T. Robinson, assistant division
engineer OF the Stockton division, is
visiting his old friend, o. F. Carson.
New shipment of rubber boots just
received at Enders'.
The temporary apparatus erected
by the Siskiyou Power Company to
replace that which burned in the re-
cent substation fire is keeping things
running in fine shape. No notice
able fluctuations in the current are
evident and the present apparatus
will be used unit site for another
substation and other plans are de-
cided. The transformers now in use
are of greater capacity than those
which were destroyed.
Better kids " shoes at Enders'.
The Tidings is on sale at Poley's
drug store. II East Main street.
If the war will only result in plain
er dress for women and the wearing
of little more apparel, the war will
not be without its advantages.