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The weekly soliphone., 1915-06-25

Japanese shipbuilding yards are full up with business nowadays. Boats to total tonnage of 160,OOe are now building. A vessel quoted at $1S,500 when sold before war broke out has changed hands at the price of $335,0OO.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-06-25

IT'S PRETTY TOUGH, to owe bills and not have the money to settle them. Ever been that way? We have, too-and that's the trou- ble now. But if you'll come in Saturday and pay us the little YOU owe, we will surely appreciate it.. We have treated you as leniently as possible-a accommodates you as much as we have been able, but we need all that's owing us. Call Saturday-or the first day you can and settle your account. Ellis Grocery. *26
The weekly soliphone., 1915-06-25

The English language has ap- proximately 6OO,OOO words, half of which are of a technical nature and rarely used.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-06-25
LOCAL NEWS
(From Mondays Daily Press)

(From Mondays Daily Press)
 Vim. M. Ulmer and wife will leave tonight for their home at Sutherland, Fla. after having spent several weeks in this section visit ing Mrs. Ulmer's parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. w. Lloyd.
 Salicytic acid. Newsom's. It
 Lot Johnson, the Smithville mer- chant who was shot in the abdo- men by Clarence Lawrence week ago, is improving slowly in the To- cal sanitarium. The physicians now have hopes for his recovery.
 Pickling spices Newsom's. It
 Judge Wm. J. Driver this morn ing convened an adjourned term o1 the civil division of the Greene circuit court for the purpose or disposing of a large number or cases left over from the regular term last March.
 Buy gallon oil can filled. New ,,,,s *26
 On account of unfavorable con- ditions there will be no joint in stallation of Masonic officiels this wear, as has been held in previous years by the Paragould, Marma- duke and Gainesville lodges. Each lodge will conduct its own installa- tion this year.
 Boyd jar caps, 200 dozen. New
 o,,s *26
 Joe Gasdorf and wife and J. Ii. Leveck and family of Little Rock, were in Paragould early this morn ing on an overland trip to points in the north. They left Little Rock Saturday in Cole and Ford, and said they tussled with some tough roads in Jackson coun- ty that delayed them several hours.
 8 lbs. good roasted coffee, S1. Newsom,s *26
 Miss Ruth Simpson, who has been taking a course in domestic science in the Kansas agricultural college at Manhattan, Kan, arriv- ed home last night after an absence of nine months. Miss Simpson says the floods in Kansas have ruined millions of bushels of wheat and destroyed hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of property In Manhattan the water has been six feet deep, and many of the streets were still flooded when she left that city.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-06-25

 ing, and that they preferred to let the matter drop. MT. McAmis had suggested they make the affidavits and turn all of the affidayits made in the connection over the Pulas- Xii county graln jury for investi- gation.
 Discussing the muddle in an editorial, the Arkansas Gazette says:
 On Friday, June IS, A. J. Nc Amis, who up to that day had been an employe of the state auditors office, made an affidavit in which he charged
 That Auditor Dickinson, Deputy Stoddard and I. F. Thomas, an ac countant employed by the legisla tive Investigating committee, held a private conference in the audi tors office on May 25; that Stod- dard then came to McAmis and said i've have made a proposition to Thomas that if he would make the kind of report we wanted on the auditors office during pr. Dickinson's incumbency we would get him the raoney on his unpaid vouchers
 That Stoddard said i've are go- ing to pay him a hundred dollars today and the balance when he makes the report"
 That Stoddard said "he and Thomas were coming over there at night and fix them (the vouchers) so the committee could not find anything if they came nosing around after the report was made"
 That Stoddard said Thomas was not going to check Dr. Dickinson's books, but was going to fiddle around and kill time until they got everything fixed up"
 That Stoddard said Thomas was going to let him (Stoddard) write the report on Dickinson's admins tration."
 That on May 31 Stoddard told McAmis that "he and Thomas did work in the auditors office the day before and in making the re- port they jumped on lobe and Coffman, but when they got to Dr. Dickinson's administration they jumped the other way"
 Auditor Dickinson and Deputy Stoddard both made denials of the McAmis affidavit, pr. Dickinson saying that McAmis was dis gruntled because he was about to lose his position.
 Then McAmis made a statement, in which he said:
 "The people want to know if Accountant Thomas accepted the $280 (the money alleged to have been advanced on his unpaid vouch- ers), and if he accepted it for the consideration of making a good re- port on the office of state auditor If not, why did he make a favora- ble report on the office when he had not checked a single voucher of the present administration"
 McAmis also said in this state ment:
 "The people of the state do not care whether I am a Benedict Ar mold, a Judas or an elder. They want to know the facts. Now, let these gentlemen place their state ments in the form of affidavits and pass the entire matter to the grand jury for a complete investi- gation. I stand on the truthful ness of all I have said and the righteousness of all my acts"
 In regard to this challenge of McAmis Auditor Dickinson said he saw no reason for going into the matter further, and Deputy Stod- dard said, 'I would not dignify the man by making a formal affidavit" '"
 But the things alleged by Me- Amis are true or they are false McAmis swears they are true, and by inviting Auditor Dickinson and Deputy Stoddard to the ordeal of the grand jury he has clearly put it up to them.
The weekly soliphone., 1915-06-25
Beauty More Than Skin Deep.

A beautiful woman always has good digestion. If your digestion is faulty, Chamberlains Tablets will do you good. For sale by all dealers. *25
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

Simpson and company. merchants
mere, have placed an order for a now
Buick car with the Trimble q John
son company.
The committee appointed to raise
funds 10 carry on charity work mere.
report considerable progress.
Ihere VIII be an important meet
ing OF the local order Of Moose this
evening IN their quarters in enc cal
lahan building on Jefferson avenue 10
tend
Attorney J. b. Allison OF Cameron
spent Monday attending 10 business
matters here
a. d. Heath Of Cameron spent yes
leTQay mere attending TO business
Pension Agent from WASHINGTON ID
o., was In the city yesterday ICING
W record az the county clerks office
IN regard 70 his Office
Miriam, young son Of Mr.. and Mrs
rs; tule.ih.G,nnlelme,Ir,. Of seventh street is
Mrs. J. =. Chaddock and Htus
daughter. OF Cameron. are spending a
rev days the guests Of j. r. Chaddork
and family at Glendale
Mrs. J. D.. Curtis of TomIInaon rFa-
nue. is spending several days the Fuf-t
or her daughter at New NarfIuavi|..
Mrs. g. G. Wright and daughter
lieien. on seventh street. spent ycat,r-
~. fA"''aN.H w NfflINN IIINNN".
Edward Morgan. Of Akron. and %.
ward Bowers. OF Columbus d. Hr.
rived here yesterday to spent several
days visiting.
Mrs. Harry K0nkWrrhf. of Pitts.
burgh. is spending several DAYS trs
guest q George Rupu and family. IN
Second street
Mr Howard Isaac Hoobar who has
been spending several DAYS bore OBJ.
guest nf Joe Cope. VIII return fU I...
aware o.. tomorrow morning
POEfmaHter Albert 81 Nnfrra has
purchased new overland TOURING
car from the 70 w. Perkins aeeu,s
here
Sire n p. C0okoran ia ADD. ia na
about again after confinement fu
hfr home Ur Sixth street with an .I.
tack N The grippe
NDsHrs Henry Compton and Ralph
Williams. 90 thia city. spent yrsfarfu.
Afternoon attending fHn matinee .I
fhn victoria theatre. WnraIrr
Charlie Dubois .e confined d. Dbl.
home un Sixth street suffering Wit.
RI severely Hrrairef ankle. sustained
when Do stepped ur a curb .fUH.
turning Die ankle .uffHrI.
Contractor w. d. Uafs1r of this
city. Is completing frr now THouH.
eo1 ~ D. church beIrH erected uH
WhraiirE leland
= T. Hara. former resident rF fr.s
CITY now 0f rHaHa fI Dr. .rrHIur
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A BUSINESS MAN
In NEED OF HELP
E a kihhtcH. WELL KNOWN
BUTCHER AND DELEGATES
SEN OF PITTSBURGH. pa.

Every dag people OF the highest
standing arr lestifying In no uncer-
tain terms a. 20 TIE bsnents received
from Plant Juice IN illness OF long
stand4ng Recently Mr. r. A. kim
mich, a well-known butcher and Wno
runs a deiicatessen store az No lVl-
ia Diamond Market. where be has
been located for the PAST 30 years
Mr.. kimmich Is one OF PittsburEns
best known business men. whose
standing for integrity and veracity
are absolutely unques toned. He said
4 had been on my feet continually.
close attention TO business. long hours
and hard work 30 long that 1 Vas al
most worn out. I was bilious. couiu
not sleep and had no appetite what
little food I ate fernented and did me
no good. ] had come TO place
where / absolutely had TO have hetp.
] had tried many remedies. but they
did me no good A friend told me
about Plant Juice and have now
been using II Tor some time. I feel n
my duty TO suffering humanity 10 state
that this medicine has simply made
me feel Ike a new man in every way
can eat any Kind Of food and sleep
me now and am no longer nervous 1
get up rested and refreshed and ready
for work. ] am certainly thankful that
! am well man again and am recon-
mending this medicine to all OF my
friends"
Plant Juice Is sold in Wheeling a.
all drug stores.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
OF
/ ALL NATIONS
rHRowN TOGETHER IN GERMAN
PRISON CAMP NEAR BERLIN.
French. English ard Russisns in Con
oiomerste Gatherino-Enaiish
LATEST and Hardest
TO Handle.

fCorrcapondence q Associated PressD
BERLIN. March iS-fhe fortunes
Of war have thrown together some ten
thousand members of the armies and
navies Of the countries with which
Germany IL a. war into a conglOmer-
ate gathering Ia the huge prison camp
~ Doeberitz. about 10 miles from BeT-
lin
Frcsh-faced English sailor boys.
fiiil IN their teens. bearded Scotch
EiEhlanders. peasants from the south
81 France. and mOullks from far-away
Russia suddenly have been plunged
togofhor-each with his customs and
habits. likes and dislikes. Pretty
nearly everyons a. face To face with
his ally Tor the first time In his life.
How TO control ne throng OF pris-
onerH 30 that discipline may be TEN
pered with humanitarian measures.
and the thousands may rub shoulders
without friction, n a problem with
which German system has been crap
pling. a group Of newspaper men
from neutral countries who visited
DOebcritz recently. found Il well or
sGnixed. active and intensely interest
ing. and its inhabitants as contented
a. might be expected In the circum-
stances.
In dealing with problems arising
from the proper control OF the prison
ers, the authorities have drawn Ger
tain broad conclusions summed up
ns follows b. a reserve Othcer sta
Toned al the prison camp:
THE Russians are The most indus
trious: the English are by far tho
LATEST and hardest 10 handle. the
French are the most docile. the last
10 make trouble Of any kind
Doeberitz 10 a huge collection OF
lonE wooden shacks. built BY the pris-
oners. The camp IL enclosed by a
barbed wire fence. ten or a dozen feet
high. which, contrary TO legend. II
not charged with electricity 20 pre-
vent escape. Only four men. Rus
SLAMS, have tried 10 get away thus
Tar, and they came back.
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on the erection Of the McMechen mats
on Marshall street between Ninth and
Tenth streets.
The revival services being held
at the old school building on Seventh
street. still continue with much sue
cess. The Rev. J. w. StratmRn Is IN
charge and cordial invitation Is eN-
tend.
Mr.. l. G. Williams OF St ClairsvilIe.
spent yesterday attending to business
matters In the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Water DeIeoatIon on A.. Ioh

a delegation Of Beuwood citizens.
Composed OF Mayor Clark r. Sprouts.
CITY Clerk Frank Brannen, council.
men John Blake, James Higgins and
~ iigi oIa LltEltr, conferred with thu
Wheeling Board OF Control YESTERDAY
relative 90 that city furnishing Ben.
wood with 10000 gallons OF water a
Gay. Because OF the several alleged
Mlsundc Istandiugs between the ON.
cidls and the Benwood a. NcMechen
consolidated Water Company, IL has
~ th decided by council 20 have
Wheeling furnish the Town with yyafer
III possible. n such a contract can be
made. main will be- laid into the
town from Forty eighth street. Wheel.
ing, as soon as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Do Have FIne Am 1.am

- super lnseuucnL OF schools n. l..
fedlcord. who Is about the most en-
thusiastc sport fan one would find in
a Gay 5 journey, said last evening thar
the Union nigh school base ball team
this year is going 10 be- a .cracker-
JACK, and all indications point TO the
nine being the best ever" for inns
section. The boys have gotten tna
Shppner grounds. on which they will
play tlls season, I'm me shape. an the
rubbish has been removed and the
IIounas rolled until they are as
smooth as a billiard table Daspife
the weather, the boys are holding
practice games and 10 Is probable thai
inc members OF the TWO teams will be-
selected next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
M'MECHRN


A. the home OF his parents. ar. and
Mrs A. T. Adams OF Logan street
yesterday Afternoon occurred the
death OF Robert Adams. well known
young man OF this city. LCa'h re-
sulting from tuberculosis. AIT. Adams
vas about thirty hyc years OF axe and
u survived b his parents. vile. two
brothers and one sister. all residing
In this city. A late hour last even
ins no funeral arrangements had been
made
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force OF men was working about
the Riverside mill yesterday cleaning
up the yards
4 movement will likely be inaugu-
rated here this week among the min
listers 20 have Sunday. May >. observ-
ed as "Go-tO-Church DAY"
Invitations were sent out yesterday
for the dance To be- given by the White
Lily Social club az the Armory
Thursday night
Mrs. Margaret Downing of Kane.
Pa. IL visiting old friends and -ela-
tives for n few days
Albert Foster is ill az his home IN
the Fifth ward
\ large delegation Of Benwooders
attended the wrestling bouts al the
Market Auditorium at Wheeling last
night.
George Williams has returned home
from "A visit az Portsmouth. Ohio.
Two foreigners. arrested yesterday
for drunkenness. were given a hear
ing last night by Mayor Sprout one
paid his fine OF 81 and costs. while
the other went 10 Jail for % days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
.Week Of Ria Thinas.'

The congregation and pastor OF the
First NJ. r.. church here have planned
for a week of Big Things begin
ming Sunday. April is and continuing
throughout the week. Rev. John H..
Howard pastor. announced yesterday
Governor Henry ID. Hatfield would DC
here on the evening OF April ~. and
deliver n lecture. his subject to be an
nounced later 4 number OF other
prominent men OF the state have been
asked to make addresses during the
week but as vet none have, other
than the governor. accepted.
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ton NJ. +. church. was in charge OF the
PASSION service al the First NJ. T..
church here last evening. Rev. Good
win viii be in charge Of the services
again this evening.
Earl Criswell OF this city. who Is
confined al the Haskins Hospital sur
terms with an attask OF pneumonia.
Is rapidly recovering.
Mr.. Charles Daley mas returned 10
his home In this city from a visit 10
relatives az Fairmont
Very rapid progress Is being made
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RAIDER Doing Nicely.

The condition OF Rex RAIDER. newly
elected chief OF police here, who has
been very seriously in the past week
OF so, was reported to BE- somewhat
improved last evening. He apparent
~ has been suffering from an abscess
IN his head. and % was thought an
operation would be necessary. but one
OF the attending physicians stated last
evening he did not think the operation
would De necessary, and that he would
pull through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Joaeph Moor,hou., BE-

Joseph HOOrehouse. well known old
resident Of this city. died sunday
afternoon al his home on Kelley IAN
road, south u this city. death result
ins from paralysis from which he had
been suncrinE Tor many year,. DE
ceased vas eighty years Of axe and
L. survived By his wife. Two sons and
tWO daughters. BE vas also mem
Der OF the Odd Fellows order fu-
neral services will b. held at the late
residence Wednesday artnoun. Inter
ment In the Peninsula cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Makinq Repairs

The Wheeling Traction Company
has large force OF their employees al
work this week making some exten-
sive rpairs 10 the tracks of the local
division. A new switch Is being put
IN al the car barn and the tracks
along South Marshall street are be-
Ing put In condition for the summer.
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Making Splendid Prooress.

county Road Supervisor Isaac Rog-
eTs. with large force OF men, includ-
ing several county prisoners. is max
ins rapid progress laying the curhing
Tor the paving IA Glendale between
the simpson property and the rail
road crossing al what Is known as
the " All brick being on hand, the
paving VIII follow the laying OF the
curb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Pronreas on oaranes-

Contractors Burton & Rulong are
making splendid progress on the new
II. W. Perkins garage being built AZ
the corner OF Sixth and Lafayette
avenues. The big steel Orders are
being erected.
Within the next couple OF days Con-
tractor II. j. Baker will have the
Moundsville Auto Company's garage
al the corner of TOmiinsOn avenue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Case Dismissed.

William Peters was to have been
tlNen hearing yesterday afternoon
before Squire Z. VI. Lewis on a charge
o. nonsupport preferred by his wife.
Mrs. LeOla Peters. When the time
same 10 call the hearing Mrs. Peters
refused To testify against her husband
ana the squire dismissed the char gc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

Beilaire TO be on the lookout for sew.
eral men who were headed this way
from Bellaire. who had stolen a large
amount OF copper wire from the Rail
hNeF mine near Bellaire. Al a
late hour last night the local police
Rad made no arrests in the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

%, several more ovens az the Semot-
HolNay coke plant will BE- fired tEIa
week. according fo reports. 10 was or
utiaily stated some weeks aro that by
degrees The ovens Will boz fred this
spring. and is a. likely Thar by early
summer all of the ovens viii De Boo Op-
Grafton
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30

several days in the city visiting rel
auves and old acquaintance This
Is The FIRST time for tWenty-eight years
Nj. Bane has been at Moundsyiile.
Mrs. VIII Evans. who has been seri-
ously III al her home here, suffered
relapse yesterday and is in a criu-
cal condition.
The two kanawha county convicts
who we're pardoned by Governor II. ID.
Hatfield last Friday. were released
from the penitentiary yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
BENW00D
Has Quit hia nnrL

l appears that the police have put
me Quietus on the alleged "nrebuE.
lhey are seeing that no strange sus-
plclous persons are permitted to lin
ger Nlthln the walls Of the city and
the night providers who cannot Eve
a goOd account why they are out al
unreasonable hours. are given warn
ing 10 make themselves scarce and N
they continue TO violate the orders.
lhty are locked up. Il Is believed DIV
the officials that II there was a ire
pug operating IN this town, that he
has gone anu n he Is stiu here he hi
being too closely watched to get I'M
his work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Martins Eerrx can,.ll.

The game To have been played here
next Saturday afternoon between tie
local and Martins Ferry high school
leans was cancelled yesterday by
Martins Ferry Manager BrrIgy ~
the locals Is endeayoring 10 escl5re
another game for Saturday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
MOUNDSVILLE
Ra.aford EuneraI HeId.

late Miss I.eOna Bassford were held
at the home OF John Bradley on Nor
ton avenue last evening NJ 7 O'Clock
IN charge of Rev. John H. Howard OF
the NJ r. church. The remains will
be taken TO Wellsburg this morning
and Inferred In the Buck cemetery.
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Skin Sufferers
Your Relief IL Guaranteed.

The r r r Prescription f1r rrr-.
fr. mild. rHfiHHIfI# wash. stops fHat
HaF.I If.H Instantly
...F".afH fhr.H.IUHf fTa city have
r."EH."I HI|| TrmHFTHHIa #.raa H.II
f... rHH.aI. f.Hf f.aH now .#.. HrHH|Ig
H...H.H.H.H DO H o.
Az proof Of their confidence they
rTar yuI Che FIRST f.il.H.z.I bottle nn
guarantee that urIrra ff fHnr the
HHNE TUW rur. 90 HHefa HHr not =
cent a generous TRIAL bottle o. g.
M1re-Drvfr nrur o.. ugra.ft--
eyricE Dug Co. neIinirs Onto n <
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
Two Foreigners In Court

The quietude that has existed In
benWood for the past ten days mas
Deen broken and the wheels OF Justice
Ieyolved once more There was a
police court session yesterday. Two
Offenders were drralgued before May
or Sprouts. Both foreigners. ANDY
Salanski, Of The Hutchinson row. Was
arrested sunday evening for RAISING
general disturbance while drunK
ana resls ting an officer was given
90 days In jail. The other foreigner
was hned 50 and costs for having a
plain jag on.
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Lincoln lodge No. 80. l. o. O. r..
held their regular meeting last even
Ing. Al the close OF the transaction
OF business a social session and smok-
~ was held
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Raptlet Teaehern Met

The sunday school teachers OF the
baptist sunday school will hold a spe-
cial meeting at the home Of Mrs. Chas
Saltsgavcr. on Third street. this even
ing. some important matters are to
come up.
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r. ID. Leonard OF the Balsar Case
line and Oil Tank company, OF Wash
ington. Pa. was In the city yesterday
Installing the oil and gasoline tans
TOT the Mound City Auto Company, at
their new garage.
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Knights Meet Tonight.

McMechen lodge No. l44. knights
OF Pythias. will hold their regular
weekly meeting this evening Import
ant business matters viii come up for
con ldNrnIInn-
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about the head and body in falling
onto the tracks.
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Several applications Tor membership
we're acted upon last evening al The
regular meeting OF Evening Star
ii.odge 20. is. Knights Of Pythias. OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-30
MeMeehen RrIefs

Mr.. Lawrence Ritter OF South Mar
shall street. Is reported 10 De recov-
ering from a recent illness.
Rev. G. p. Goodwin Of the Manning
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Police on the Lookout
The local police force was notified
Yesterday afternoon BY the police Of