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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-11
PRIZE
COURTS Sell
Their BOOTY
10000 Tons Of Provisions,
Mostly American Cargoes,
Are Disposed of.

Correspondence OF Associated Press).a
IiONDON. April / q. Fifty thousand
tons provisions sent to English prize
courts since the opening OF the war
have ben sold within the last week and
the money for the cargoes is In the
hands OF the court officials.
Most Of the cargoes belonged to
American firms. Wheat, flour and all
sorts ofsproVisions were included Tir-
ed Of the delay in getting a hearing
on their cases agents Of the owners
Of most of the cargoes welcome the
sale, providing the money is paid
promptly.
The provisions were consigned to-
firms i'll Holland, Sweden, NORWAY,
Denmark, and Germany and most Of
them were shipped early in the war to
firms which the British suspected were
German agents but the cases never
came up for court decision. The sup.
plies were bought for the most part,
on much lower market than the
present. Naturally the owners have,
suffered great loss through the delay,
but the sale prices were we'll above
the cost and would enable American
shippers 10 break even even liz speedy
settlements are made
H Under the International regulations
controlling fodst tufts, the regulations
generally accepted By both EnglandA
and the United States. food is not con
traband unless destined for the. use
OF q hostile force. It would have been
extremely difficult to prove to the sat
isfaction OF any court that most OF
the food consignments held in En-
gland were Of enemy destinat ton.
much less. that they were for use al
the German army Apparently. the
English government .di d not care til
Undertake such a task AT one time ii.
was suggested that all detained food-
stuffs should be sold to the America 4,
.commis sion for the relief OF Belgium
But he English board OF trade would.
not consent to such sale. taking the
nosit ton that 4 he food stuffs were need
ed In England. Conseuu the. car
goes were FINAL " sold at current pri,c=.
eS. . W. ss5s .St,ss Ss fass iss 4
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-11
Prison ? I';i' I Well Refuses
TO Flow at
Night
n 4.
Prison.

5# HE3[-AWsFlKEsSINSVILLE. Ga. Apr. To-
sHLaWkinsyille has well which re-
fuses to work at night. This well.
which is located ait the county jaiI.
had an estimated flow OF about fifty
gallons Of water per minute until
about year ago, when it suddenly
and without apparent cause, quit
flowing entirely and remained dry
until about month ago, or just af-
ter the earthquake in Italy, when
it commenced flowing again, the flow
this time being not over two or three
gallons per minute. But the strange
thing about this well is thatHit flows
only in the daytime.
It begins flowing about 81 o'clock
in the morning and quits about the
same time in the evening and re.
mains dry all night 5s
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Expenditures on American public
roads during 1912 aggregate $780,
527o.631
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-11

Montana and Neva da 4 have no.
usury laws. M. a
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
ENGLAND MAY PUT
EMBARGO ON STEEL

NEW YORK. Oct. 2O.-Great Britain
may place an embargo on the export
of steel. according to a cable received
her today by the Iron Age. The mes.
sage. dated London. read
"Unconfirmed rumors that the Brit
ish government may place an embargo
on export Of steel for the purpose of
safeguarding the governments require
ments."
James A. Farrell president. and f.
II. Gary. chairman OF the board of di-
rectors OF the United States Steel cor
poration. were out of the town today
and at the Offices of the corporation IL
was said nothing was known of the
reported embargo. A similar state
ment was made at Charles NJ. Schwab's
office
Although steel circles had not heard
the rumor until today IL caused con-
siderable discussion, and the general
opinion was that such action by Great
Britain would turn large orders from
MURAL countries. now customers OF
Great Britain, to the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
COMMISSION HEARS
WATER RATE CASES

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 20
The Montgomery Light and Water
Improvement Company yesterday sled
with the commission a petition to in
crease its rates. This petition fol
lowed the visit OF Judge Morgan. a
member OF the commission. TO Mont
gomery when he heard the complaints
made by A. s. Thorn. superintendent
OF the Montgomery property school
against the company for serving in
ferior water to the consumers.
The case OF Huntington against the
Huntington Water Company. SEIZED
uled for hearing today. was postponed
on the request of the attorneys for the
city on account of the illness OF r. NJ
Livesey, attorney for the city in the
petition for lower rates.
On Monday the commission will hear
the continued case of the National
Tube Company against the railroads
which carry Stag from the furnaces in
the Wheeling and Pan Handle dis
tricts.
The case Is one OF the most import
ant on the docket of the commission
because IL involves the furnace in
dustry in the northern part OF the
state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
Obituary

james Byrne. Of McM.ch,n street.
htuwuod aged 81 years. died yesterday
afternoon az $3.50 o'clock Of illness due
i' ads anccd years. at the home OF his
snu-in Jaw. Councilman james Iirrire.
MI Byrno was born in clifford. county
Down. ireland. boz 1884 and sixty years
$50 came fH America. fle was 90 marhIu-
ist 81 exceptional ability. and during the
Er'nter part % bic life boo the United
states worked for thD Baltimore a. ohio
railroad. Ut, came Co. IsuRuud fffg
years ago from Grafton. to which place
he bad been cent from baltimore
li' was o. urwucart. and always took
tn active Interest In tho municipal ar
fairs. Bic never held an offiDe ur sought
one Mr. BHrnc was F deNUut Catholic.
and the So Johns church. of HenwUed.
VII have charge of tne funeral
Mr lNru" upon The death of hia wife
fIlfDru years HEo. made hIa home With
De sHu.iu-Itw and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs James IiEEIua on NlMrrhru
street iir wsa the father of mine chill.
dr'n. ~urritIrg are Mrs James White
~ tdrinEtun Lane. Mrs james liEFIra
gf lrnwn1d. MieH Fila lirrus. uf DuIum.
bus. N'ra SARA and Joseph Ugrnt or
EruwnUI and vincent boz california
h.F fru sIr. AHNuaI IaIfHr aU. |...IN
Mary md IfHnrl. fIFEIua of I.uugU...f
INf.. great. ErHriChildrru aIaH sur.II.
I"..rII services viii ht held SATURDAY,
uufnIrr uf th" home uf Councilman III..
s.r. ZOO 1900 o'clock followed o.. flr
requiem N.En uHsH af the af John.
church 900. Hr. Father TafrI"E sIe..
utu VIII 20. fhr .Ul.brHrf Burial win
o.. .U NIf. Calvary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
UNDER COVER"

Under cover" Hai Cooper NeFrucs
modern mystery meiodrama oT the mot.
rUuuIIfHu Hwrrt rrL fHr secret service
lnl trans .'nrfi. rwurr'luE which
hruk. rI' records f.r I.rE runs fha past
season Ir Nru YUrk BOSTON and chicago.
w'II h" presented By Sr.Ufu a. Com.
rHrv fHr firm chat aleo produced Twin
I.da Ih" SHOW Shop and within
ihr law Hf fhr Court Theatre October
arrH Saturday matinee and rIENf
nI.r Cover IH 1 u.IHdrHmu orr fIr
move. fashion avid follow. Itr 'urrr and
twists OF aIrHwdir fHuEht Uu.i Dol.
tween certain amHrrlrrs and frH secret
service men who fre .u fH.Ir frr.N The
ewuFrlrrH. moreover. happen tr b. highs
PLACED socially while fH save ono ~
them. m Nuune woman % rrrfIr hrrH-i
inr r.f. herself against fHr pursuing a..
f.rfI.ra Tho fhrIIH wrought HF the
rrau 'HUf I.wrII.rfIrra nr. .lII f. Hria.
aH rapidly ar fn almost trip over each
Other HNI.. fHn rrr"HnuDuf which |a
arrived Hf Iuef before fHr final curtain
|H ursrfI|rr III. |.. un.s U.. f.Ir".. 500.
utn a. Company ar. sending nfr. Che
aHU.. excellent .f.|r .f .H.f fHHH IHH
rrIrrI .H IfN.rII'. Hr Indigestion Win
IIHfTHHra who Ett. been IfIUHf.H v|.H
tHr other H..n l.aaa attraction. IIf
f.rfh hr 900. pr.EIr..Itr FORM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
MORE BANDITS
REPORTED KILLED

ENDWNSNUIE. Texas. OCT ODD .
IiuwnrH of more executions 0f NrxI
rrna .I.u rrfDd of being Implicated bro
fho vfrDtirr and fobhIne of O. So Lou.
I. fruvu.tiiir a. NryIco passenger
F1In Monday night wore current n
Ur0uratIIIr TODAY There was no
confirmation from ans source The
Billing of flu Mexican prisoners by
posse. yesterday EfIl occupied tho 40.
frufior of peace omrrr.. huf frry have
been charged f1 mol rprDn. persons
Dm.rra directly connected with tho
nrfInH OnIrn we're at their usual du.
ur. hrr0 fo day while Texas Rangers
and civilian posses continued their
-rUufrr Through che brush in search
or outflow. who rh0f two men and
caused fHo death OF a third when they
wrecked tho train
Passengers on thr wrecked train
recalled to-day that 90 o. Kendall
engineer. One oft fhr three mon killed.
might harr saved himself hy jumping
hu' 'u,E fu H.H throttle and applied
iHn Emergency brakes iu au EFFORT f1
HEo.d disaster Tho sudden appIca.
ton of The lraFsa Iad fhn passenger
f1 believe that Kendall raw the Ioos
'r'd rail Irrked ouf from .n front oil
'H' rr.rr ht means of wire.
Nuur persons wounded n tnr raid
ara expected to recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
HENRY M. RUSSELL
HONORED BY COURT
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
ADOPTED BY FEDERAL TRI.
BUNAL YESTERDAY.
Pay High Tribute 70 Career Of Late
Attorney-PriVate Life Also
Commended.

Following f. the resolution OF esteem
for The late Henry N Russell. adopt.
Cd 'n the Federal Court yesterday
morning:
In the death OF Honorable Henry NJ
Russell. member Of tho Wheeling
bar. who departed this life on the I'm
day of October. 1915. az his home in
Tho City OF Wheeling. the bar OF West
virginia lost ono OF ita shining lights.
being possessed OF mind OF unusual
strength. filled with untirirr energy.
thorouoh'y trained Tor fhc work of his
profo ion. blessed with indom.table
courage over conscious of tho higb
calling M DIS rrUfo tom. alwava faith.
iII fn Che cause hr represented and
generous t0 o. Zoe. and best OF su pos.
soss'd 70 an Integrity s0 marked that
alI Who know him admired and trusted
him. hr wa. marked a. one of the
great lawyers ~ rho State
Hut .t Dr. not alone as lawyer that
Henry NJ Russell wac great. Dbl. HIrr
moral character hIa deep RELIGIOUS ra.
fur. H# lively interest In tho affairs
OF h.H community HlH state and hfs
0uUtr. mad. Lu ono OF Too Hf.t r.t.
z'H. 0f rho state of West VIRGINIA
hIWHyH profoundly r1urtr0u. f1 tho
court HdiIHuE genial kIndraH. fHat
rover failed r1 matter FHaf fH. afr..
uI l.urH.8f|uU. faithful friend Ia los.
r and devoted husband and father.
N. 300 ln Nfr wac Hr .r.r.r.fion
'r af with whom Hr cam. Ir contact
Ir H. death 'HI. court Ha. Loot ono
NJ fro noaf faithful off Ifa m.nIefrra OF
Justice fHis community ono of IH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
BRISTOL OIL co.
is INDICTED

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. 90
For the first time in the history of
the State the Public Service Commits
sion has obtained an indictment
against a public utility operating with
in the State for failure to make re-
turns TO the commission OF rates
charged.
The kanawha county grand jury re-
turns the indictment against the Bris.
tol OIL & Gas Company. OF Salem. w.
Va. which furnishes oil and gas TO
consumers in Doddridge county. and
also sells gas TO pipe line companies.
Secretary Bernheim was one OF the
witnesses before the grand jury. The
Public Service Commission act pro
vidcd for this procedure in case the
utility companies refused TO make re-
turns or file rates with the commits.
sion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
WOMEN HEAR A
FINE ADDRESS

spcclaI uieptteh % the IutoIIgsrc.r
FAlRMONI. ". Va. oct 20 Mrs
Frederick Dow. 81 ChIcaro. denv.
cred the principal address OF the sec.
ond day OF the West virginia Fedora.
ton 81 Women clubs In .ers.oH here
the address was on fhe same sub.
ject. The business OF SERVING and
was delivered ar the night session 20
night Mrs Dow is "a brilliant speaker
and her address was one 0f the mas.
torpieces of the convention
The second day was busy one
with The convention. The brit ass.
sion wa held ar 10 O'Clock This morn.
INK a. fhe FIrst Methodist Episcopal
church Fra'ernal greetings from Too
" e.. U. o.. the United UaIgHfarr or
The Confodera-y and other women 81
Orran.zaf IorH ~ Che r.fs rnf affiliated
with The Women club Federation
were heard after which ffa reports
81 Tho district and club PRESIDENT
were heard by fhr federation
a. The afternoon session reports of
Tho various standing committee rrra
heard Among these were tho rl
port of Sire Henry ZuUsru. of Nsus
burg ru rro.prps.fy. and Size D o.
Wood ~ E.m Grove. 0n Art
~ tomorrow sessions officer. rII
b. elected and f1o rrrf place of meet
lng chosen. The federation VIII sIrra
ifa aess ions on Friday
Among fhn frifraf.# REGISTERED ara.
NrH q , Ir1Gdfnlf Mra william b.
sffa. Mr. ID 20 wood. Wr TIYlr
Hanfnll Nra D. g. WrrrIrf sire
~ NJ Klmfriard uIrF LuNe urk.
~ WhnnIrr and Tra w. 81 HIgg..
81 Mou0l.vuIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
HOME MISSIONARY
BRANCH ENTERTAINS
WoMENs PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
lcAL SOCIETIES MEETING
YESTERDAY.
Excellent Addresses Delivered And
Delicious Luncheon Served-Of-
fieers To Be Elected
TODAY

At the meetings of the Women's
Synodical Missionary societies. held
yesterday in the VI. f. church of Elm
Grove, The Home Missionary branch
carried out a splendid program. The
morning session consisted OF brief ad-
dresses by Mrs. G. T. Bishop. Mrs G.
J. Wilson. Miss Marie Carouthers Mrs.
l.. b. Lewellyn. Mrs. John W. stuart.
Miss Sallie Russell. Mrs. T. B. Moore.
Mrs. w. $. Mayors. Mrs. ]. c. Ely. Mrs.
~. Walter Barnes. Mrs. c. c. Douglas.
Those taking part in the afternoon
session were: Mrs Robert Reed. Mrs
J. NJ. Downs. Mrs. +. A. Brooks. Mrs
w. r. Allen, Miss Ethel Williams and
Mrs. J. NJ. Potter. At the close of the
program number Of the ladies took
part IN the communion services OBJ
served by the Synod Of West Virginia
at four O'Clock. The ladies OF the Pres
byterian church served luncheon.
Todsy's Meeting
The meeting will be brought TO a
close this evening when officers for
the ensuing year will be elected. The
session viii be opend this morning At
$3.50 O'Clock by devotional hour con
Quoted by Mrs. J. NJ Rosenthal OF VII
Jamestown. Mrs. 4. NJ. Buchanan Of
Morgantown viii speak on Students
Work Mrs. W. ~. Wolfe Of Parkers-
burg will conduct a conference OF
methods talks
Mrs. ". ]. Holmes Of Wellsburr will
open the afternoon session with pray
or. followed by the Rev DIT s ] Fish
or Of Pittsburgh. delivering an ad-
dress. Mrs \. r Ayling and Miss Ella
Brown Of Elm Grove will sing "a duet.
Addresses viii be- delivered by ID Coe
Love Of Africa and Mrs Clarke Til
linghas Of New York. followed by the
final business session.
Those registering yesterday az the
Women's Home Synodical society
meetings were.
Mcsdamcs
W n Wolfe. Jr.. Parkersburg. +. 4.
Brooks. Weston. c. y Fulton. Park
crsburg. ". s Mayors. Falrmont.
John W Stewart Clarksburg. p. y.
Gould. Buckhaunon: &. r. Bishop.
MorEantown. g. T. Wilson. Warwood (.
VIM. = Jones. Cameron. ~ G. Bone.
Lonoy; T.. j. Elliott. Wellsburr. 4 NJ
buchanan. Morgautown. W r. Car
ter Elm Grove. e. Noitle. Wheeling.
Mrs Murrin. Wheeling. a T.. Morgan.
Wheeling. Bertha T. Caldwell. G T.
Cook. Wheeling. W r.. Rumble.
Wheeling Charles Murrin. Wheeling.
Marion Brooks. Fairmont. y n Beck-
man. Fairmont. George jenkins. War.
wood: J p PAUL Woodsdale: W r.
Mckee. Sistsrsyillr. J. o Jacob. Wells
burg ID ~ Henderson. Wheeling. "
r. Butler Wheeling. W y Allen. New
Cumberland
Misses
Ethel 81 Hradcu. Wo0dsdale. Marie
r. tarOfhcrs Holiday Cove. Jennie
tar0fhnr- Ethel a williams. Park
View. Birdie FDrrol parkersburE. .
S8lilc Russell Sletorsvillc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
OF LORDS SUPPER
OBSERVED DURING AFTER
NOON.
Much Business Transacted and Help
full Addresses Delivered - Ad-
Iournment Tonight

The sessions Of the Synod Of west
Virginia of the Presbyterian church
held yesterday in the Presbyterian
church OF Elm Grove. were busy ones
for the delegates who were in attend
ance.
The morning session was devoted
10 the transaction Of business. con
sisting OF the reading OF the minutes,
appointment of committees. reports OF
stated clerk and of treasurer. Among
the Chairmen OF the various com
mittees TO report were: Rev. $. r..
Foote. report OF committee 'rhe
Youth of the Church" and Rev.
Thomas C. Koontz. The Executive
Commission" Others to speak were
the Rev Robert Mckenzie. the Rev.
David G.. Wylie. the Rev. William Z.
Schriver and the Rev. +. b. Turner
Those taking part in the afternoon
program were the Rev. G. W. Pollock,
"Synodical Home Missions" address
by the Rev. W. p. Schriver. Memoir
ial" 10 Rev. II. T. McClelland. and the
Rev. +. A. Brooks on Spiritual Lie
OF the Churches"
Observe Communion.
The afternoon session was brought
to a close with the communion ser
vice over which the Moderator. the
Rev. j NJ. Potter presided Those 10
administer the sacrament OF me
Lords Supper were: The bread by the
Rev. Albert Evans. and the cup by the
Rev. c. +. Bishop. Both ministers
and elders as we'll az the ladies in al
tendance az the Home Synodical so
ciety, took part in the communion ser
vice
The speakers at the evening ses-
sion were The Rev. W y. Schriver
on The Work Of Home Missions" and
The Work Of Foreign Missions" vas
discussed by a representative Of the
board OF foreign missions All OF the
reports brought out in the addresses
Of the speakers tended TO show that
the churches are making progress
along all lines.
Following the morning and after
noon sessions today the Synod 2ln
close his evening with an address 10
be delivered by Rev. ' W Cochran.
secretary Of the board % education.
after which the resolutions OF the
Synod viii be adopted The late ar
rivals to register. including ministers
and elders. were.
James p Allen. Elkins. ~. p. bar
ron. Elkins. W. X. Cummings. Weus-
burg. g.. 8 Bradley. Ncw Cumber-
land. r. a. Pears. Jr. FolIansboc.
Henry a Ride. West Alexander. %.
Holmes. Wellsburg. Frank VI pa-tor-
son. KiuEHood. J y Deahl. MorE an
town. " r Jones Charleston.
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DARING ATTEMPT TO ROB
GREIG STORE FRUSTRATED
POLICE ARREST YOUTHFUL PAIR
WHO TRY TO ESCAPE
OVER ROOFS.
Search Of Premises Show Door Had
Been "Jimmisd"-Burglars
Tools Are Picked Up.

Quick work on the part Of the police
frustrated an attempt To break and enter
the clothing store Of George W. Greig.
1859 Main street. between u and !
o'clock this morning. As a result. Jim
my Myrtle alias George Strauss. "A
Wheeling boy. and NJ j Davitt. alias
Arthur Johnson. Pitts burgh. are nudrr
arrest. Each Is - years old.
They were arrested only after an at
tempt 10 escape over the roofs oil the
Fashion shop and the Greig building was
cut short BY three revolver shots from
the rcFolvcrs OF SO many policemen. The
boys were discovered b. a woman In ths
Second ward. who notified officer Geo.
Buchwald lie in turn notified his mate.
Ofticer Duepke. and the business district
men. Sabb and Fullerton we're called.
captain Hastings went out. and with
the UNIFORM men surrounded the build
lngSs ana TWO men went I'd over the
Iirr escape To- get at the would-be rob
bers from the roof. As the two men.
Babb and bucpke. crawlcd To- the roof
the pair Of Jimmy Valentines" broke
into a run. but shots directed al them
suddenly brought them TO "A stop
The men were taken TO the Chemical
engine house on Eleventh street. where
they were loaded into the patrol wagon
and taken 90 the lookup. In police head
quarters they were quizzed and the Off
GERS SAP both admitted TO trying 90 enc
clothing OF which they were in sore raa,i'
turthev than this the BOYS admitted
they had spotted the place In the even
ing
IL b. the supposition that they went
over the Are escape In Alley D.. to the
root and were Intending fu kick boz the
skyhEhts. and enter the store that way.
About Q o'clock this morning JffIrera
hucnwDd and Fullerton searched the
building and found where "a door had
been 'Iimmicd' into the residence Of ara
iitailan That lives over the Passion. 4
httle later Jimmy ana electric light
we're found. The boys admitted that
these tools were theirs. so say the Dos
lice
They denied any knowledge or part of
any or the three other r1hbrrl.s that
have taken place this week In the hu1f-
ness district They will b. held uu
warrants before squire g. q. Hobbs.
charEod win hrn1kInE and lnI-rlnE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-21
DON'T BE BILIOUS. coNsTIPATEo.
SICK, WITH BREATH BAD AND
STOMACH SOUR.

Tonight sure! Take Cascarets and
enjoy the incest. gentlest liver and
bowel cleansing you ever experienced.
Wake up with wour head clear. stom-
ach sweet. breath right and feeling
fine. Get rid OF sick headache, bilious
ness, constipation. furred tongue. sour
stomach. bad colds. Clear your skin.
brighten your eyes. quicken your step
and feel like doing a full days work.
Cascarets are better than salts. pills
or calomel because they don't shock
the liver or grip the bowels or cause
inconvenience all the next day.
Mothers should give cross. sick.
bilious, feverish children a whole Cas-
caret any time as they can not iniure
the thirty feet of tender bowels.
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Funeral for Mrs Edgar wriFrf tf..ar.
nN" died 'U 'nU ohio Valley General
hospital Monday evening vol. I.H 10
The home of her fHtnHr.In. Inu. Tr.I.rI.N
NJ .Irr. $50 fff N.rfH Huron street. o..
land Yesterday afternoon uf .TH O'Clock.
with fnr Rev M llfaIuEsr. pastor .|
fIr f1raf English Lutheran church ufn
,iHfIuE Tho service were largely nf.
Tended hr MANY relatives and friends OF
Sire Meyer. lurIudirE hrr sister Hf
NraHIuFf1n. o. Eel. The home off tho o.
lowing Der marriage Last N.UrrI hHr
Burial wac In Greenwood ranItfrrf
I|0 IHIb.Hrrrr were Louis hnHhH TarI
I.rInH. Dnr.HfuIner Hartman and rhuun
Hff||.r