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Not Believe in Santa?
Why, Even Horses Do!

WINSTED, Conn.,. Dec. %. Miss
Katherine Hadd0ck. OF Norfolk, a great
tdmirer of horses. provided a Christmas
tree for her stceds. The tree ndorns
and in addition n gay dkcorA tons bearS
small bundles of hay, mRaV lumns OF
sugar bits OF candy, and little bags OF
ORt1,
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ROCK ISLAND TO
PAY INTEREST

CHICAGO. Sept. i2-Nathan A.
Ameter. chairman OF the minority
stockholders c0mmltfee OF the chi
cago. Rock Island 4 Pacinc railroad
company. left today for New fork.
satisfied that the S5oQ.o0o interest OF
the s2e.o0O.000 debcnfure bonds Of the
company would be settled tomorrow.
The settlement OF the interest
charges on the debenture bonds viii
relieve a serious . situation which
would exist n the burden of payment
OF the principal were thrust on the
company on Monday. the last day lsr
settling the interest.
Judge Carpenter. OF the United
states district court. has been work
Ing hard to- save Us from the conse-
quences OF default In payment OF the
interest" Mr. Armster said. -He m
satisfied. and am also that the situa-
ton will be met and the interest
charges paid"
Mr.. Amster has been in Chicago
FOR a week and with. representative
OF the majority stockholders. the
court and the attorneys for the re-
speeaive parties has been holding
conferences IN the chambers OF
Judge Carpenter.
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DUMBA INCIDENT
IMPUGNS BRITISH

BERLIN. sept n. via London. s.ss
p m.-Ths cermania In dlscusslnx the
request Tor the recall o. Dr. constan-
tan Thedor Dumba. the Austro-IIun.
sArian Ambassador TO the United
States. declares that President Wilson
In asking the Austro HunEarisn GOV.
eminent 10 withdraw Dr. Dumba
sharply impose honorable men OF
English diplomacy. The nswspap-r
compares the Dumba case with those
Of Nansfcldt de cardonnel Findlay.
British minister TO Norway. and the
charges made By Roger Easement.
leader q the Separates faction In Ire
land. that the minister was conspirins
with Sir Rogers man servant for the
capture OF killing OF Easement and OF
the rBitish minister 10 Greece Who. ~
was alleged attempted 10 bribe Greek
ships TO attack German submarines
In the Mediterranean and says Ger
many's opponents tried TO make capt.
tai out OF the bad luck Of Dr. Dumba.
VINO stumbled over the attempt to DIT.
vent his countrymen from making am
munition Tor their enemies"
The newspaper says that a change
OF ambassadors In these critical times
II 20 be regretted but IL asserts that
the change will have no political con.
sequences on account OF President
Wilson's expressed desire for a cintinu-
alton OF friendly relations
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FINANCIERS WILL
GET BUSY AT ONCE

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-The JOINT
Anglo French financial commissioners
who are here TO arrange some man.
ner OF payment for the great volume
of American supplies shipped 10
Great Britain and France, and con.
tracted for. expect TO enter upon their
work In earnest this week During
their stay In this city the commission
ers viii establish head quarters down
town where they viii be In close
touch with the financial district. a
IL expected that they will take posses.
sion OF their offices tomorrow.
Members Of The compassion spent
today as the guests OF New YORK
bankers at their country estates.
Lord Reading. chairman Of the com.
mission. and Basil n. Blackett. the
secretary. were entertained by J. q.
Morgan az his Glen Cove home. ana
other commissioners and their FAM.
lies spent today at the country homes
OF Willard ID. Straight OF the Morgan
nrm. and Frank A. Vanderlip. OF the
National City hank. They returned
TO New York late tonight.
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PAIRMONT WOMAN
COMMITS SUICIDE


ep<clsl Diepetch 20 the rnteInrenc~r.
FAlhAO>T. ". Va. Sept 12.-Nrs
jim fanero. American wife OF a well
known italian OF this city. committed
suicide tonight BY drinking carbolic
acid. some months ago her husband
vent TO kentucky 70 work In the coal
Beds there.
since has departure his wife. former.
" Mas Nellie Jenkins. had been max.
Ing her home In Belleview. She had a
lover IN this city and they quarrelled
saturday. This evening she was
found walking along the street foam.
inE az the mouth. She staggered aud
was caught by James Sullivan. who
was passing. and was carried into a
rearby home. where she died In a few
minutes. The body Is held at local
morgue pending word from relatives
a. Fairchance. Pa. OF her husband.
IN Kentucky.
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MANY FIGHTERS
VIII Appear In Police Court mi.
horning-ttalian Ana negro In
Lively Battle.

Henry reacock ls. o1iorod. Of Atsrt,
ga and Angelo Eaffaclc Tlffa. III. ff4f
iau. ~ bclwood. become onraref ir ,
Weui ou MARKET street shortly hafors
midnight llaf night Tho tight uaa .
tifrcc ono while BE- lasted. but If difn'i
li.L lnnF na officer William West m.
lcaiel both participant and they viii
Iacc Judge Jordan Dol police court fhi.
morning
The italian received RI bad cut ON Cd.
hetd enid tD have boon SUSTAINED whom
lc vac knurked down. BITE head afrItlrr
the cnrh. ur vs. a. Etzler attended hfa
injuries
nlhcf arrests include
speedy. dlaordfrlF. tr uIrtar.
lnn. slime tnff. dIaurIer1I and rrafafir-
nn officer DBL sHrHder. Lurrrtia auifr
gleorderlF hF sutton. Georrr KIHr AZ.
9iHordcriY. hF Miller. Prank NavFenatf
lrNnh lr hcfrrfnu Alfred hume.
drunk ny Leach. 1910 uoicn dIaafderir.
NN MrrInfr hrU
iedi1r Palmer who has been wanted
uf fhe police Tor the ruaf week. was 4r.
rested lnfN yesterday hN nffIrrr Trr.rll.
hacker. 9nd viii aprr4r in police court
Lni. ulnfninE fu answer fne charge 81
lnfing woman The aIiarad a..
aAult occurred laat Monday. Labor Dav.
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.DUMBA TO MAKE
STATEMENT SOON

LEMON. Mass. Sept. i2.-"There Is
no statement ready and the ambassa.
dor has nothing to give out" was the
replay at the Austrian summer EN-.
bassy in Lenox this afternoon when
inquiry was made for the statement
which DR.. Constantin Theodore Dumba
the AUTHORITARIAN ambassador "a
the United States has said he would
give out to the newspapers in a few
days. II was said. however. that per
haps early this week the ambassador
would have something ready for the
reporters.
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ARSON TRUST
Uncovered ny 81. Louis Police inpIi-
eating Insurance Agents and
Big Business Men.

ST. LOUIS. go.. Sept. lz.-Insur.
ance agents. human torches and
unnamed prominent business men
comprised the personnel OF an arson
syndicate that the police claim 10
have uncovered here last night. These
incen6iaries. the police say, were re-
sponsible for most OF the big fires
which have baffled IRE and police de.
partments here Tor ave years and the
pronts OF the arson syndicate. the
police say. ran into millions OF col.
lars.
On Insurance agent and four
Torches" were arrested. the latter
being trapped yesterday as they were
about TO carry four barrls OF sasoline
into the Chrysten Reliows company
plant which they are said TO have
made arrangements TO burn. the own
ers having agreed 20 their plan al the
direction OF the police.
Arrest Of the men higher IN" Is
expected so soon a. the evidence can
De presented to a grand jury. These
men. the police say are under sur
veillance.
Herbert O. Basler. the insurance
agent, was released on bond as were
also the four torches"
According TO city detective Bert
keaney. whose Investigation led "a
the Arrests. Baker confessed and i'm
phcated many Others
Plan Of Syndicate.
The plan OF the syndicate as out
lined by the police follows:
The Insurance agent or Promoter
through money lenders and credit
agencies procured the names of bust
ness men. badly IN need of money and
laid before these men plans for firms
their plants. II the OWNERS agreed
the insurance agent obtained as much
excessive Insurance on the property
as possible. never. however. less thar
$5o.OuO above the actual value OF the
property. The men higher up" held
the insurance policies until after the
nre as security for their share In the
scheme. though the nature OF their
work has not yet been made public.
The fires were then so started by 4
torch that the building OF great part
OF II was In ruins when the IRE depart.
ment arrived. Though the men high
er up usually held out s.. 900 or Sc.
900 Tor the active incendiarian no
torch has ever received more than
1000 To- a job. detectives say.
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UNITED BRETHREN
CLOSE CONFERENCE

HUNTINGTON. W. Va. Sept 12-
with the announcement OF Pastoral
appointments for the ensuing year by
bishop w. NJ. Weekly. OF Parkersburg
the hfty-eighth annual conference OF
the United Brethern church. OF Yves;
virginia. adjourned today to meet next
year IN Clarksburg. superintendent
X. O. Radabaugh. OF Belington, was re
elected treasurer and trustee of the
pass aid fund. Bishop Weekly's adj
dress, In which he advocated disarm.
ment and equal suffrage was one OF the
conference features. Resolutions con.
demned pastors who disparage one an.
other and promised severe action II
any such were found in the United
Brethern conference. which was pro
nounced the most successful OF recent
years.
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MINERS BOARD
Wih Meet IN Bridgsport. Tomorrow, 20
Consider Several
Natters.

81 m merflnr ~ fho miners ana ,,.,.,,
l.fs executive board. held ln cleveland
~ nfltf morning Thomas WnnrIrr al
at. chosen HH "a third rnrrn-
N.l. Do hoard VII have fhr ruwrr H.
De- the dirpufes between fhr minors
Alhanln. president ~ TIE aub-d.rfr.rf r.
ni. aeHlef1uf ulli D. fhr miners choice
Ihe oprrainra have NOT 81 yer nnrrrf d
death lf John Lrirnfa
The committee eIfI meet De- rrffr.r.,.rf
tl-murf0u morning f1 fafn un 4 lur-f.rr
Uf nuenfluna After the nlrrfIrr A.
hrinFfport thrT ull ro f0 Maynard.
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TO INVESTIGATE
SHELTER TRUST

JOPLIN. Mo-. Sept. l2.-An inve.ti
cation by the state 20 determin.
Mnether there Is shelter trust IN
MISSOURI controlling zinc ore prices
viii begin here tomorrow W T.
Rutherford. assistant attorney general
Will conduct the investigation. which
VIII be held before Frank w. McAilis
TER special commissioner appointed
by the supreme court
The investigation results from =
state inquiry conducted here several
weeks ago. Operators contended that
zinc ore prices were not In keeping
with the record rise Of spelter quota
tons and alleged that combination
existed among spelter concerns.
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TUNING OUT Gun COTTON.

KANE Pa. sept IA Closely GUARD
"a ~ armed men day and nieht. fhe
.innlfnfe plant recently erected hero
ipf the manufacture Of explosives. b.
employing LARGE number OF men In
ile pfpdufuon of fun cotton The er.
lipsife Dr. helnf shipped ouf daily by
lhe carload and while lfa ultimate dee
linttinn n Hald to b. Europe. flo pol.
most secrecy d. being maintained In
ADDITION 10 opefaflnF tho neu plant
the company aleo haa large forces
working in tho powder and dynamite
Iactofira recently purchased from fho
Emporium Powder company
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WILSON TO DISCUSS
EASTLAND CASE

WASHINGTON. Sept. 12.-The fed
eral Investigation into the Eastland
disaster In Chicago and resulting
charges against members of the steam.
boat inspection service will be dis.
cussed by President Wilson with Sec
rotary Redfield. who had personal
charge of the investigation.
MIR. Redfield several weeks ago sub
mitted to the president a preliminary
report OF the investigation but tomor.
rows conference viii afford them the
ilrst opportunity OF personally discus.
sing the question with the president.
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STEAMER AFIRE

HALIFAX. - s.. sept ta-The
French steamer santa Anna b. on ere
90 sea. acordinE TO a wireless mosaare
received By the marine dgartmont
from the Cape Race station late 10.
nirht
The message said steamer santa
Anna In distress. on Ore and in need
OF assistance. Position latitude f1 Oh
north. longitude a. 20 west
The position give D. in the track Of
transatlantic liners
The santa Anna registers S.sif tone
and is owned BY the Fabre line CAP
tain Peavy o. I'M command She ii
bound from New York 90 Moditerras
can ports
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JURORS REPORT
Judge robert Addisman's Court VIII
STAR Triai Session This Morning
Matters Acted on saturday.

Circuit court jurors ~ Part one viii
report this morning for long term.
Appeal cases are Get FOR trial. Judge
heffcfs Jurors 10 Fart Two will not
report for two or three weeks. but In the
inicfteuinE time. he viii BE- busy IN
rnnnrfrN work
Quite p number 81 matters were acted
ulon saturday. a Temporary injunction
~ gfautfl artffitha and Crane against
sheriff a u sweeney. resfraininr him
from lef1iur taNfa IN the skating rink
POI ths Cfsc - sidney Lewis ~ q u ~
81 d r. Co. nn order eaa entered DENY.
Ing ne plaintiff a n-N trial
ln fNN rHHn ~ fHf kuNs rfhfrrer co.
~ ONO Tier General hospital an or
or we entered D. Judge Addicrnnn
allow rs demurrer hV fhe defendant
anu arttinH september Ia a. toe date for
hearing tnN ufrufurufH ln fhr case OF
stove Dull fs william Wnrnnr nunraI
arguments suhmitt-i ard taken under
nuttHrmenf in fhN rnHa ri Franh Il.
caldwell W.. loHflh e NaYior order en-
tered granting the UIHInfIff IraVa 10
amend declaration
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APPROPRIATIONS
Nhl Ne Considered ~ Council Tussday
Hight-8sasion WI ne
Intsrssting.

Mayor XIII viii issue a notice fhfa
nprning calling rounnlnen'H attention
council On % b. held tomorrow ererira
ne meetluF o. expected f0 prove fnfh
Imprint End lnfereafInH
W. tnnual appropriate ordinance n
n.lNlen ~ come uu Oh second rrnnfnr
,,NlnffpN NIGHT d. InH been before fnr
llnance committee nf three arnarnfa
ntrtilfHf during fne unef week nrH If
4uneffinrl nnIla Funr Interest 1T. Z
elr' i1slfeg furfnrrmora fha dlarharr
luH N Dfflcers Ncldfr ard Barclay. arr
ne appointment n officer james nHhIa
tNl Hfprfe NurnHnil nNI nr HrrHrHf
leipfe counrll and a. la uulrrafaaf fhIa
- preliminary o. rEld lnrrnfIrrfInr.
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ITALIAN MURDERED
AT MINGO JUNCTION

special Dispatch o. tho Intelligence.
IEJBENNlLLE O.. Sept. f2-All
alone m room ~ MinEo Junction.
WIN no witnesses 20 tell the reason
TOT his humiliation. Crcscnzo Oda. an
italian ~ years Of age. was shot aud
stabbed 10 death tonight BY Tony
ocoh and two other Italians tie WI
shot through the heart and stabbed
several times. The three murdercrs.
who seemed TO meet IN the room by
der
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COUNT zePPetln ln RAD

LONpoN. sept 10. t0 D. ma DE-.
patch 20 The Exchange telegraph com.
pany from Amsterdam SAYS that come
OF me German newspapers say that
Count zeppelin personally directed the
recent zeppelin attack on london from
The airship base a. Emdcn. but other
declare thar he Flew TO England vita
the airahips
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 20 Manufacturer. Jobb.-. ~
chants and Others Wholesals Deaiers
NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
me state Board OF Control of The Stafs
OF West Virginia will receive bids ds,iv
~ It's ofttce at Charleston. West Virgfnie
IcT furnishing supplies for the several
e1te lnsututione. the financial MANAGE
mont CT which II vested In sakd Boerd
SuEtracts Will be awarded TO the Iovresf
oiooefst quality considered. and other
ers VIII Be given preference
Lists ot supplies needed win be fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-l-u Charleston. West Virginfa
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Henry Ackerman. OF 3S24 McCoIloch
street died az the Ohio Valley General
HOSPITAL last evening. following an acute
llinesa Tie was brought % the hospital
september =. lie was born IN Wheeling
p years ago lie had never married.
and o. survived only b. a brother
eeorFe Alderman. Funeral arrangements
Will be made to-day.
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DASTARDLY CRIME
(cOntiuusd RON First Pags.)

cover up the Legitimate act. ana
which attempt has cost the life of one
OF the parties. and probably both.
Persons scouting around for infor-
nation found where the machine had
entered by-road into the Thayer
heirs farm and where II came back
out II Il In the aforenamed thicket
where the operation IL supposed to
have taken pace. To make sure OF
this, the corcncr's jury will visit this
thiCket this morning.
There o. not the slightest marx on
the body to Indicate foul play, with
the exception Of blood on the love.
eNtremitics. Indicating an interior
wound This fact alone hanishes the
murder and suicide theory.
Miss Pollen was popular In Georre-
town. small village on the Baifirnore
and Ohio railroad east 81 IAttleton.
Her mother has been keeping = board.
ine house in hat place for = number
% years. and In this way she. the
daughter became acquainted with Or
Sivcrt
About siN years ago the doctor be
Ean prsciicinr Their. after the retire.
ment 81 Dr. J. p RiErs. IN the time
intervening. hc has become qulfe A
practitioner. and had = vide acauaint.
anccship IN hls daily work b. has AL.
ways been looked upon o. q gentleman
and one who was ever ready % min
ister 10 the sick and needy.
Ills work lay over the hills Of east.
ern Marshall county. and western
Greene county. "a DURING HE stav
In GEORGETOWN he and the Pollen FirI
we're quite intimate and 81 one time
could BE- classcd as lovers on one 81
their numerous buggy rides through
That country. the team they we're driv-
ina ran away. and t De- said that the
mother Of Miss Pollen forbade her 20
ing with the doctor any more
Renewed Attentions.
I Following This he started going with
another girl On the nelrhborhood. but
recently renewed HE attentions 10 Miss
Pollen with the above result
The neiEhhOrhood In which they
both lived was in an uproar last night
Not only The fact that che rirl is dead.
but The fact that she iay dead in
abandoned road for a period Of prob
ably eighteen hours. seemed 10 arouse
the residents 10 almost a frenzy niro
threats were heard as 90 what would
happen the doctor 10 be- was again scea
alive
Police in al neighborhoods we're no
uhcd The Greene county officials
viii keep up n careful search FOR the
man. and viii send out descriptions of
BIN 20 an cities 30 was supposed 20
Do about % years of age.
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DIED

THoMF8oN-On Saturday. soptcuabor
late home No. 1910 MarshaU efrert
honwood. Mss JENNIE THOMPSON
Ir bier Hird year
funcrai Tuesday. September ftth a. q
nCiNrN from the family residence ~
1910 Marshall street ncnwood Inter
urnf VIII D. made AZ McNcchon
irleuaH 20 fhe family are invited
MuTCHIsaON-On Friday. septon.b.r
li IHia. nf l0.ff o'clock Il nv III ~
.str .lrnrr. llnt Market street. n. "A
TDIlIasnN
FuuNraI services nf fho family rcalHanrr
MunIHH afternoon nf 3 o'rfnrE fsrf-.f-
~ tHf family are Invited 30 affanl
lnfcrmNnf private Del Greenwood CEN
NfHrH
trlraae omit nowcraD
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OBJ. wcil the British dreadnoufhf IL
e. ekoerrd ~ dummy German sub
Hrlne ~ m rr.l one Rochester
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Mrs. Dora Schnepf widow of Otto
Schnepf, died at the home OF her parents
MI and Mrs Charles Biokmeyer. No.
zsOI Jacob street. Saturday morning.
ing illness
AIRS Schncpf was born in this city "a
years ago. where she spent her entire
hte Her husband died several years
ago. and since his death she lad her
nome with her parents. She was among
the most prominent and active workers
Tally In societies OF the CONGREGATION.
Mrs. Schnepf Is survived by her par-
ents. two sisters. Mrs. Carl Lydick and
Mo, John Garmmer OF this city. and a
brother. William Bickmyer, OF Cameron
W Va -
The funeral will take place from the
Iamlll home. No. 2h0T Jacob street.
VIII ~ IN at. Zion. Special cars will be
provided for friends and relatives 10 and
from the cemetery
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Some writer's get ample returns. bat
some forget 70 incloso The stamped
envelope.
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FOR RENT

roe 1EEr-BUnDTHa MO. ISL
HAHN IT. CONTAINING ABOUT 90
DEsxRABLE ROOMS; WOULD PEE.
ZEE TO RENT ALL TO ONE ooop
rEHHAHr, BUT WILL DIVIDE u
NECESSARY. JAMES L. zAwLzx.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertsGhN
FUNGRAl DIRECTOR AND
hRTENiAL EMnALMER.
ti2e and 1924 Main stresa
Calls Anauered Dsy o. NirTl-
store Phones e16
g. J ngrtschv. Nat Phone Iaso.a
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BFeummeT 6 HfIdebrsnd

Funeral Directors and Mnnaimmrm.
Conner MARKET and Twenfv-ss~er6 r.
Helephoae ief. ODen a. and nifnL
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Funeral OF aar. Rinshart.

Yesterday afternoon AT $3.50 o'clock.
the tunerai service for Walter H. Rine-
hart. teh aged real estate man. who died
frteay afternoon. was held at the home
OF ms brother-in-law. J. n. Baum, No
vices were largely attended and were
IN charge Of the Rev. DIR. Claude Porter
Terry, OF the FIRST Presbyterian cnurcn
and the Rev. DIR. j. NJ. Potter OF the
vance Memorial church, with which de-
domination Mr.. Rinehart was long
Burial Will be made this morning at
10 o'clock In Greenwood ceneterv rho
above named pastors will conduct. brief
services at the grave. which will be TO
only the most Intimate friends of the
deceased and the immediate family
Ihe pallbearers will be A s. List
JacoD Grubb. Dr. Charles Mason and
George w Stamu -
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foa REHr--New. cheerful apartment.
ICONS ana bath. second floor. Prof
.n-g-I1. ~ ION 81 se-11-j
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Obituary
FUNERAL Of Mr.. Hu.cha..o. ro-a,x

The funeral OF T. T. hutchIsson' the
we an bank official and merchant who
ISieu rriday night. will he held AT the
.emily home. No. 2iOi Market street.
M, M, AFTERNOON at o'clock. The Rev Dir
p.auSe forter Terry. pastor of First
- oyterian church. % which congregn-
uoh MT Hutchisson was Tor more than
a nslt century a member, will have
charke Burial vii be in Greenwood
cemetery. The family requests thai no
lowers be sent. The officials and en-
Piioyes OF the Peoples Bank o. which
- ftutcnirSon was president for a
sreat number OF years. will attend in a
Dody. while all who are connected with
sns Hutchisson a. Company. whole
SAFE hardware and saddlery firm will
also attend the obsequfes
The honorary pallbearers will be Rob
cry haxiett. Leon klce, John A Hess.
frank Cruise, George NJ shook and NJ
frissell. while the active palIbearers
seiected from the travelling statesmen and
other employees. will be NJ. ]. Ford. Her
man koggee. Harry Schfaer, Leon Sau-
Yer, FRANK warren and A. u. Wincher
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LOST

Aoasf-Bstween Elm Grove and West
alexander, lady's rain coat Please
T Is,.si 70 Folmar-Romine Co. Shoe Store.
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AUTOMOBILES

foH sALE-Two 80 h. D. Roadsters. one
N. Y. passenger car. rare bargain
cneSp- Can be seen Sundays and an
week Wisckay Machine Co, 1917 Main
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TO Be SOLD

A residence on Jacob street. near
fourteenth Has rooms and bath on
tlrst floor: five rooms and bath on
second; suitable for one or two fami-
nes. very large cellar with good laun-