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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
WEST VIRGINIA
WOMEN TESTIFY.

Parkersburg. West Va. VI was suf-
fering from weakness and nervousness.
! had the trouble common 10 my age.
] used Dr. Hercc's Favorite Prescrip-
ton for this trouble and was surprised
that Il helped me 80 much. / was glad
] took IL, have been 30 much better
ever since. " - Mrs. ELLA DULANEy,
sos Green ST., Parkersburg W. Va.
Parkersburg. West Va ~ read the
symptoms Of female trouble IN Dr.
Pierce's little book. Il described my
ease and I made up my mind 10 Try
the Healing Suppositones' They
were recommended 10 me BY lady
whom they had helped ] had infam-
nation and congestion and was an
noyed and suffered from Il until I
found these Suppositories.' use
them every third day and the effects
are very satisfactory. ! have used two
boxes and am now using the third.
You may use my Endorsement IN any
way that will help other women" -
Miss ALICE LEWIS, 7OgIi Market ST.,
Parkersburg, W. Va.
Dr. picrcc's Favorite Prescription Is
n true friend % women IN times Of
trial aud AZ times Of pain when the
organs are not PERFORMING their func-
tons For headache. hackache, hot
flashes, catarrhal condition, bearing
down sensation. mental depression,
dizziness. iaintlng spells. iassitude and
exhaustion, women should never fail
% take this tried aud true wonan's
medicine
Prepared from natures roots and
herns. q contains no alcohol or mar.
cote, nor any harmful ingredient.
In either tablet or liquid form Write
d.. Pierce, Invaiids Hotel. Buffalo. ". Y.,
to-day Get book on women's diseases,
acnt free.
Doctor Picrcc's Pleasant Pellets rcgu-
late and invigorate stomach. liver and
bowels. Sugar-coated and easy 90 take
a. candy Put up in .ealcd walls - a
perfect vcst-pocket remedy
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SAND HILL

SAND HILL. July IS Mr and Mrs
Isaac HiEgle and daughters. Carrn
and Hazel spent sunday with her
brother NJ Sanford DOMAIN OF near
West Alexander IA
Nr and Mrs W. r. Kent and dauEh-
for. Elizabeth. we're calling in Dallas.
Sunday
Nra r. r jefferson and daughters.
Orholia and Gwendo'yn. are spending
this week with Mr and Mrs. Oliver
GeIslrr OF Oklahoma ohio county
Mrs W ~ Turner and niece. Dor
ofhy. we're calling On Elm Grove. ved
nesday
Mr John T. Kent spent Monday az
fho guest Of relatives az Hyereon sta
fior. Pa
Mrs John Davis spent wednesday
with her mother. Mrs samuel Turner
Mrs oliver Gelsier. OF Oklahoua.
ohio county. was calling on friends
here Monday evening
Mr. Forrest Kent who hau been
suffering from neuralgia Cor sometime
was in Dallas "wednesday calling on
Ur Woodruff
Miss Laura Church Of Calls ir the
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FLUSHING

FLUSHING. o.. July 2s.-J. 4. Fisher
was a. Massiilon. o.. this week. attend
ing ne rural letter carriers convention.
Miss Mary Frankhouser. Of Bridge
Miss Belle Hail.
Mrs. Joe Grimes and baby. OF Ken
more. o.. are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Kate Cowcn returned SATURDAY
from Columbus. where she has baen
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Eugene Mli-
home for a few weeks VISIT
Miss Ann Wilson. uf Washington. IA
Is visiting ~ the home Or Rev plummer.
stephen Ficrsul. OF New phuadrIphfs.
was IN town the first Of the week
Mrs. Y " Wiley b. visiting friends
Mrs. John Moran. ~ Elverton. W. Va
Us, Ni,sl,ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Jones and chill
dren. o. Toledo. are visiting Mrs Jones
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Walker
Francis frye left wednesday fo~ a
three weeks visit with her parents AZ
Garland. Mich
Mrs EDNA Liddy and baby. OF s,sy-
henvillc, are VISITING her parents. AR.
ana Mrs Pred UOrulcksi
Henry Parks. ~ IrirHstilio ia VISIT
ing his Erand parents. SIR and Mrs.
james Iarke. and Mrs Jennie Erarr1r
Mrs. claude Douglass. % NsrrnUfon.
o. q Visiting her mother. Mrs. Mary
~ and Mrs Hsnr, cousp 81 t.i.
relatives here.
Mrs. Olive Parks and children are VIA
ting relatives iu frirhrvIlIa
Mrs Charles Bethel WAC rarIrf o..
Cam bridge saturday on account I'D me
illness az her sister
,, NJ and Mrs ,. > srragT. % Cameron
Vi Va. visited Sunday with SIR auH
Ne Esfel and SIR and Mrs. farmsn
johnson
Sire Piper and children Of Cameron
man Johnson
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guest OF her cousin Miss Odessa Rig
gle this week
Miss Orela Burt, of Washington,
Pa. returned TO her home Wednesday
after pleasant visit with her sister.
Mrs. ". II. Turner.
Mr.. Wilbur Berry. OF Limestone.
passed through Sand Hin. Thursday.
Mr.. W. X. Kent was a business call
er in Sherrard. Thursday
Miss Zelda Winters spent Thurs-
day as the guest OF Misses Beulah
and Alice Davis
Mr.. Isaac Davis spent yesterday
with his brother. Mr.. Hudson Davis.
Mr.. Wilbur Berry. OF Limestone.
has moved his traction engine from
the Tom Kimmins farm 10 Sherrard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG ". Va. July e6.--What
might have proved serious affair UC-
CURED about 8 o'clock sunday opposite
the Hamilton lawn. In the ohio river.
when the motor boat of Fred Frentz
ran into n steel skiff In which were
George Bishop. Roger McManus and
Misses Martha Roberts ana Anna Bra
shear. upsetung the skiff and throwing
the occupants into the river. The col
lision occurred almost in the middle or
the river where the water was az least
70 feet deep. Both the young ladies
were badly frightened. neither knowing
how 20 swim. but they we're rescued by
aid Of the two young men. who are ath-
lrtc@ and good swimmers and Mr.
trDutz. and were taken ashore and hur-
rcd Co their homes. here they changed
their wet clothes for dry ones. outside
OF getting wet. and the clothes which
were probably ruined b. the water none
- the quartctte we're the worse for their
little experience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
WAR BRIEFS
French Statement.

PARIS. July 26. 1920 p. m-The
following official communication was
issued BY the war office tonight:
In Artois the cannonading has di-
minished in intensity. Some shells
OF heavy calibre have been fired
against Arras.
In Champagne. on the Perthes-
Beausejour front. and al Nauquois,
there have been mining operations I'm
which we have maintained the ad-
vantage.
"A violent. cannonade has occurred
in the forest OF lie Pretre. Pont-a
Mousson has been bombarded.
The enemy likewise has employed
his artillery on divers occasions
AGAINST the positions which he recent.
ly lost at Ban-de Sapt."
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Al Main Street Church.

Rally day on sunday. July 25th At the
Main street Methodist church was we'll
attended. An enthusiastic meeting was
held tn tho afternoon. Rev Gilmore
preaching an able sermon. An interest
INK talk was given by Thomas r. liver
hart. pf Indianapolis. In the evening
Rev u. ". Merrill. Of jefferson. o. al
dressed q large and attentive audience
short talks were made by different
members Of the congregation which WAS
pleasant feature OF the evening Al
most eight hundred dollars was raised
during the day and evening which will
be paid on the church debt
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"BABY SHOW" AT
THE STATE FAIR
oto ATTRACTION WILL az re.
vlsEp THIS YEAR sY AS
ISOLATION.
Little roa~ viii BE We'll Cared for
~ Committee Headed BY Roy
ksrior-Will BE Great
Novelty 70 Many.

The proposed baby show" a. the
West Virginia state Fair the week Of
september 8 10 10 will BE- = novelty TO
many In this section Of the country.
although u r. not altogether a new de-
parture upon the part OF the fair asso-
citation. ~ being In the nature OF a re-
Nital under modern conditions OF
what proved one Of the fair attrAc-
tons In the earlier years OF its exist
ence
Recently the study OF eugenics has
come TO the fore yery strongly. and
the matter was taken up by the
boards OF health In many communities
with such a vim that a number OF the
larger State fairs. who are supported
BY State aid. have been forced into
placing baby shows on their list OF at
fractions. and 10 offer awards for the
most physically perfect and the most
healthy and best looking babies The
requirements from exhibitors and con
ditions imposed upon exhibitors or
contestants AZ these shows are very
strict and elaborate in addition TO
the competition being limited TO ba-
beis OF certain countries. or other
civic divisions Of the State holding
the show.
The conditions for exhibiting nj the
West Virginia State Fair baby show
are very simple and more liberal than
usually prevails. Competition In not
limited TO West Virginia children: a
child whose parents are residents of
any part OF Ohio or Pennsylvania ly-
Ing contiguous TO Wheeling or the up
per tnorthern) panhandle OF West
virginia are eligible. provided they
are over twelve months OF age and
not over thirty-six months.
Roy Nayior In Charge.
Mr.. Roy ". Mayor. OF the board OF
directors 81 the fair association. and
20 whom queries should be addressed,
VIII have charge OF this department.
and has arranged 10 take the utmost
care OF all the youngsters entered in
the competition. see that their vel
fare Il looked after and provisions
made for prompt attention being
given thom IN case OF sudden illness
from any infantile malady
With n gentleman like Mr. Naylor
In charge, assisted by a corps OF able
lady ASSISTANTS. no parent will feel
reluctant In turning over TO them.
temporarily. her child. and Il Is conn
IDENTIFY expected such a gathering OF
unalloyed baby sweetness and lowell
ness as never before witnessed will
greet the revival. under new plans.
BY the West Virginia State Fair OF
the baby show. a feature that will
warm up the cookies Of the stony
heartedCO bachelors and bachelor
maids.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
RArne.vil1s nrisfa

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson. Misses
Emma Bradfield. Mildred Ely and Clover
Iudkins and Mcssrs. Charles Grafton
clyde McClelland and Gibson RradfieId
are enjoying an outing at frceport.
Mrs. Charles y. Allen. Of South Chest
nut street has been confined to nor
home the past week BY an attack OF
quinsy.
Thomas +. Moss and wife. who have
been conducting the big sale recently
put on az she Globe clothing store on
Central Main street. left today FOR War
rem. Pa
Miss Nora Miller. OF East Main street
r. home from a two weeks visit al Erie
Pa ~
sherman shepherd. Of Fairview was a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
GAINESVILLE

BARNESVILLE. o.. July 2s-Mr.
Charles a. Ttate. or the Metropolitan
shows Is here TO complete arrangements
for the Loyal order OF Moose big carni-
val week commencing August End. The
Royal Italian band viii give a sacrcd
concert sunday afternoon on the balcony
OF the Schaffcr hotel. The carnival will
Be located on the Judkins lots this year
as the grounds used formerly are too
small FOR the shows this season. The
Loyal order Of Moose are working hard
10 make "a financial success OF this carni-
val a. they expect 20 build a new home
IN GAINESVILLE and are working TO that
end nov.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
Missionary Society.

The Presbyterian Junior Missionary
society Will meet at The church on Tues
day evening. July 2Tth at seven o'ciock.
Mrs. John Wells. Mrs Ross Fowler and
Leila Laughltn are hostcsses OF the even
ing. The members Of the senior society
have been invited 20 meet with the
Junior society. The following program
has been prepared.
Ltader-Mrs. Charles Dew.
Topic-india-
Roll call-principal cities.
lsper-Child Life. Miss Eiva Nuzura
Native Hcltgions-M r. l.. Harrison.
Mission Work-Miss Stena Lewis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

Elizabeth OXtoby Carnes, wife OF )
VI. Carnes, Of Jacksonville. Fla. 1Ied
suddenly Saturday night az the nome
Of relatives In Grafton. Pa. She was
attacked by paralysis In the morning
nut seemed 20 have recovered unti
just before her death when a second
attack occurred. Mrs Carnes was
born and reared in Wheeling. she
was married here In 1870 TO ] "a
'Carnes, who survives. For many years
the couple lived I'm Wheeling and then
moved 10 Grafton. and later TO Jack
sonviile. Mrs. Carnes was visiting IN
Grafton az the time Of her death. The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

Roby resisted the officers. 10 requiring
three OF them u act him into an auto
mobile and get him locked up. In the
tniNup between the men. Woodburn's
race was so badly slashed he was taken
70 stephens hospital where his injuries
were dressed and was later removed to
ms home Roby Is held for a hearing
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Obituary
Mrs. W.. S. BRADY EuneraI.

Beautiful and quietly impressive
services were held yesterday evening
Al O'Clock over the remains OF Mrs.
w. s. Brady at the family home in
Woodsdale. Or. L. W. s. Stryker. OF
Chicago. and DIR. Jacob Birmingham.
rector OF St Luke's. we're In charge
OF the services Roth ministers were
warm personal friends of the be-
reaved family. The Episcopal funer-
al service was solemniEed The pail
bearers were +. A. Hildreth ". Will
liam Hildreth, Richard Hildreth,
Hugh Brady. Alfred Brady. f. A Hi
dreth I'LL. and Edmund l.. Jones. Fol
lowing the services the body was en-
tcnbed In the new mausoleum at
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
Chaa. c. Jones.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer
CLARKSBURG. w. Va, July 20
Chas. c. Jones. leader OF the colored
race here and substantial citizen died
today at his home on West Pike street
OF heart disease, aged fifty-nine. He
was for years a trusted employee OF
the Empire National bank and form
erly a federal court attachee.
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Mrs. EmmelIne A. Euinn-

The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Emmeline Anderson
Ewing were held yesterday morning
az $3.50 O'Clock al the Ewing resi-
dence In Leatherwood Rev Or. ia
COB Brittingham, rector of St Luke's
church, OBLIGATED nj the home. Fol
lowing che services the remains were
brought TO Wheeling. where they
were placed on a special train OF the
Baltimore A. Ohio Railroad Company
leaving the city at 1890. for Mounds
VILE. interment was IN Mt Rosa
Cemetery. Archdeacon r.. NJ Spur
ofheiated at the cemetery. The pail
bearers were Friend Cox. General +.
Riley. Homer =. Holt. James w
Ewing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

\ service will be held next Sunday
evening AZ the Bethlehem Union chapel
~ chAfge OF Mr.. a. 9. kemplcs class OF
the Union sunday school Rev m a
Speckman Of the German Methodist
church or Wheeling will preach and
choir -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
STEAMSHIP MOVEMENTS

NEW YORK July 2G Arrived
steamer America. Naples SIrnalled
steamer No0rdam. from Rotterdam
GLASGOW sailed Steamer Gamer
0ria. New York
LlVERPOOl.--Arrived Steamer 81
Paul New York
BOWU FAUX - Arrived Steamer
Rochambeau. New York. Sailed steam
nf Feparuc. New York
ROT EHu AW-saued. steamer
NFudam. New York
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Howard William Drake.

Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at o'clock over the re
mains OF the late Howard William
Drake. at the home OF his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Drake. Rev ".
II. Fields. pastor OF the First Chris
tian church. will have charge and In
terment will be In Greenwood Gene
terry
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Mrs. Susan Law.

Special Dispatch 20 the 1nteiligeneer
HARRISBURG. w. Va. July &c
Mrs. Susan Law wife OF James s.
Law. leading resident OF Goodhope.
Is dead after a lingering illness at
her home there, aged seventy-four.
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Quite little excitement was created
ana a large crowd gathered at the raif-
rnhn crossing on South Chestnut street.
sunday evening when Taf Nobv AMI
Clarence Woudhurn. both intarirafs1
guf into q scrap. Hoby claiming Wood
burn had taken three dollars from him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

remains viii arrive in Wheeling Tues
day at noon and services will AZ once
be held al the Panhandle station
Burial viii be made at Greenwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

an ant can carry n grain % corn
'-n times me weight of its own body.
while horse and man can CARR
burden only about equal 90 their
own weight
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nlrha

To MI. and Mrs. Roland Mccartney.
% East Main street. a baby dauEhter
born saturday. named sarah Ellen
To Mr and Mrs. Charles Reed OF
south Lincoln avenue. a son. born Sun
day.
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WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. July 7s-Au day
serF Ices were held IN the Christian
church on sunday. Communion was
'bsert ID 81 the Presbyterian church.
md lr. Campbell district superinten-
lent delivered she sermon 81 the ~. ~
church af $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
Many Autos Needed

All auto owners that are Co. take tho
Mission sunday school un their picnic.
CA lueFduyf July 21th. are requested To-
b. AZ the Mission school room az the
corner o. Main and Second street az 10
r.. ~. A. least % machines are needed
and Ell owners that can loan the use
81 their machines are asked o. DO 20 by
the Mission school directors. 30 is eA-
pcctcd that fully 1z5 will attend the pic.
NC hftcr loading the autos The boys
ana girls viii b. given "a Ride through
the city. and then Co the Van croft farm.
which ta being used a. r. moving pic.
iure studio. Ihry viii then D. taken
80 WauEhs Dam. near the FIRST tunnel
where the picnic VIII bn held.
All kinds n amurarueufa have been
prov id.u for the scholars that Will hrIu
make the dny a pleasant ono. a Nc
frula viii b. taken along fn furnish
music. and "a regular picnic feast will De-
furnished free Co tho scholars
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27
Service At Chapel.

the usual contests many games were en-
joyed By the young folks
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The r a. circle ~ faIrfieu gave their
annual picnic saturday Afternoon .rf
evening 90 Elmer IHrHaN.H orchard
Ifrr I..rI.H Hr. HIHHra VOL attended
H'i mort rnIH. HNIr and frIH ono vac
o." exception 10 Ir reported that rr.r
three hundred rrrenuH wore on fHs
grounds coming from uHrr distant
PLACES nH ven Ha from fhr IuraI rrIrI.
nrhn.e T.nrfrf from MHHrfat iIf.
Furnished cNlrllcnt music ana beaIdes|
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Adam VI. Uugrr. ~. Mckee Wurka.
"a. Pauline Erdei N. Mckee Rocks.
"a
ieUia ArfInFer o.. pfffah.rrr 20
Anna NindeI ID. Mckee HUrEa Ta
Harry clifford Moore. Oh UrsIIHrl.
Peter . Carr Dr. Vi. rFffabIreE r.H
Grace Franklin Cd. Tiffu hIrrr Tn
George Lew 90. PITTSBURGH. Pa.
irDia ine'EI.. 90 rIffahurrH. %
David IS Douglass 81 Mrkr.rrHrf
20. Nora hahlatrum. "a. MrhHrauHrt.
MrrIs Wet lf hr0Ila 90. Lillian
White. ID. Ar0ila Ta.
Joseph IN rHuHIa II. WaffrhrrH Cora
Williams .s WHIIHhurF
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died nf fHn home uf Tanaa rnuHHr .n
Main rfreaf. Hf r o'clock sunday ...nrfr.
Iia- ICED bad been fn poor health fr
many mon. Ha Nfaa chester wac hHrr |r
ohio. Both hfr parents are dead SUR.
vitiur are Niea Amanda Chester who
U.s. I'd with her. and WrH frrr nf UrH.
liant ohio. ard Hur.hHIf H.Hf#r Nra
Don Griffin ~ usIaIrr. Onto. Furrraf
eert ices uII tr held 90 Her late homo
on Tuesday Jolly IrfH af fH ...I..U
church end un. So TnaF I'd 49,
MrfnudiHf church wHI .ffIrIafa rrfar.
ment VIII br Dol brooke remafrry.
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Briefs

HNANNna
MIS- =. IIIrFIN end Miss Tuifa Ridge
LE I.ff Uu Monday fu tiHf ur and Mrs
Tinker Hf New Philadelphia. OBJ.
Miss sue Wnddei1 ia visiting 81 Terra
Alta end Mountain Lake
Mrs. Lille King and Miss Maud kim
were guests uu sunday of Mr. and Me-
Arthur Meyer. ~ Trh0 Point Mics
Maud WII HI. week visiting NJ
Echo Point ana EIw Grove
MI.a Alberta Jerome Ia home from a
pleasant Welt az Cameron
VIZ and Mrr. . Uonar who have
been fI. guests OF Sire Louis. rsr.n.
.'ff GOO Iur'r home Hf Cameron on SUM
day evening
Mics Wilma rHafs- ord friends az
IIftehurFh. Ore guests of Nr ard ST..
T no Mr|.fH|n
ltas. D. g. Y.aEai and family ouI fe1tr
fh'H week fH NIaIf relatives Iu RAID.
moro end other rHInfa
Mr. ID r. Iinr.rH uHa called On Sew
n .iurEI.IH sunday H. fHU death af
Mre InrUre' cunt whH ives EIIirf in
Miss Mars NrHFrr. off Pleasant valley.
r7a visitor hero IHaf nHsk Mics
"lE.r and Nlre fHrrn. W fhr Normal.
uiL ..7te tNIe week Tor thr exposition
Hf california
Me- Eafr.fa EFnrfe win leave this
u... tH ruard a month win her dauEh-
frra Hf FIr Grove.
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SHBRRARD

SIC. nrrnI entertained tho sfrIa. U.Ffr.
study club af her home near here The
'Ifa were from % t..n and the r.sr-|
loving TILE social hour wac rrIUrrH|
ana ffIirInIH luncheon uua asrlrH b..
pc h1sleHe Those present were NIaaaa.
lilllh tiarrr. IlHIe Horara0n. NrI1fe
hINIf| fIrI.r GlrFIn. Irene Fisher WHfH
h0 .nWna. IIfurl Nureraou. Efhar fIaH
~ MLr-. I.L... and MnaIrL.a M.--.--.IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-27

wealthy young Furiiahman be-.
fore going to rho front Insured hia
IIfe Tor $1,000 600. tho rIsk being snit
among several offices The fret prc.
MUM was $50 600
The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-04
Police HUNT Boys Slayer
Last Nights Fiendish Crime in New
York Similar to Girls Murder
on March 10
Bu Associated Press,

New York, May 4.-Convinced that
Charles Murray, the four and half
year old boy murdered in the hallway
of lower East Side tenement last
night was slain by the man who on
March 10 killed Leonore Cohn, five
years old, the police made energetic eff
forts to-day to Arrest the murderer
Both crimes were Grippe" murders
presenting many similar features.
Several men who are lingering about
the neighborhood of the Murray home
were arrested on suspicion early to-day
but most of them were released when
the little sister of the murdered boy
failed to identify them as the man she
had seen hurrying from the hallway in
which the boys body was found soon
afterward.
A negro porter in whose clothing
were found several rusty razor blades
and revolver and who was lettering
near the Murray tenement, was still
under arrest, the second murder only 8
short distance from the scene of the
killing of the Cohn child caused scare
among East Side parents.