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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-06


firing at cats.
Mrs. G. w. SummerVHle, 1926 S.
Halsted, had purse containing Sc
snatched by 2 young men,
Mrs. Lena Simchen, 90, As11 Gun.
nisOn, died without medical attention.
Refused services of physician.
Frederick Matters, 945 Hyde Park
blvd, who died Jan. 4 under doubtful
circumstances, was victim Of heart
disease, coroner's jury decided
Chester Powers, Janitor, identified
by Miss Bessie Hogan, 44O9 Berkley
av., as 2 a. m. intruder, Held
Mrs. Anna B. Walk, 6337 ST. Law
renee av., who told police robbery
story and then pawned roOmer's jew
elry, held to grand jury.
John Pierce, "a, 1910 Indiana aV.,
arrested at 49th and Blackstone av.
on complaint of Mrs. Helen Reynolds,
1858 Blackstone av,.
AdoIph Mack, $3.50 Baltimore av,
came home Sat. night with stew on,
according to wife. Broke furniture.
Six months on probation.
Apartments of Mary L. Dutton,
1928 Everett av., entered by man
through ice box in wall Over $500
gone.
Clarence Sickle, 202o Washburne
av., suicided because divorce pro-
ceedings instituted by wife were COM
ing up in few days. Gas.
Lauretta McGinnis, 10, 312f Doug
las blvd, searching for $4,000 which
her insane mother disposed Of re-
Gently. Believed she gave it away.
Stanley Kostler, 39y7 DiVersey aV.,
out of work. Jumped from second
story of home. Dead.
Coroner investigating death of
Grand Greenwood, I'll LOrel aV., who
died at home following meal Of frank
furters in downtown restaurant.
Ioe,,rs ErovIct IN LiTTad ard y
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WOODLANDS

WOODLANDS. w. Va. Aug. 22-Ths
body Of an unknown foreigner who was
drowned 81 the dam here was recovered
and buried IN the G~ravsvilc cemetery.
Mrs. D. ". Boston and daughter Miss
Maud were shopping In Wheeling last
honda
Mr.. clifford Franklin or Burch Ridge.
Was a business visitor In Moundsville
Mics Ruth Miller was tho guest o.
friends and relatives fn Sardlg. o.. n
Mrs. Hazel Williams and daughter.
Dorothy ~ E~ridEeportn o.. are visiting
with relatives on the Htll for "a few
SIR r u Miller attended the picnic
at Mt Hobart last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Duffy and children nj
M~ouudsyillch. motnrsd Co this place sun
dny and spent the day with Mrs ChuE
Miller. They were accompanied home
by Miss Lsiah Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. vs.. W. Yoho and dough.
tor Roysus md Corcno HARRISON motor
ed o. Noundaylle last Thursday
Mrs. N. vs. Boston spent Thursday
with friends Boo Taden city.
Miss IFruIrr bowman returned 90 her
homo on llirrh Eitgc Tu..i7E after "a
Miss Tcrti Yoho OF Uurch Ridge iu
visiting friends in Cl1rk9turE Tor o. fcw
f.og Miller was a Mou-dsyme visitor
Nu-s NsUIe Harrison fee VISITING 90 her
uncle Mr. s. D. NHEuFr home. Iu
Mgunae. De- for . f.w dave
vicinity attended tUU picnic OFF Proctor
be- ana ur- o. o. wilson ana child
picnic rf Nt Hobart Irsf saturday.
Nr and Mr. samuel Miller Hr l0vH
wfr. fH. |..'. no norman Hufnr and
SIR aas f-.a rT no akron. O. visited
friend. H.r| |H.f week
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FLUSHING

FLUSHING. o.. Aug 22-Mrs. Chas.
Caldwell Is viiting relatives In Wheel
Mr-. : ~ Hunter and daughter. Anna
visited friends DO Columbus this week
Ed. Walker and son. Of Pittsburgh.
are visiting his mother Mrs Mary O.
Mrs stella Coleman. OF Massinon.
aud Mrs Herbert Carl. of Holloway.
visited Thursday az the home Of Mrs.
Rebecca Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mr.. Alfred Trimbath. 81
Moundsville w. We. are tho guests OF
Mrs Emma steibIinE and children
and Miss Lucill" Bradley. Of Lorain, are
visiting NJ the home OF Mrs. Mary
Mr. and Mrs. q. n wheeler OF Wheel
iug. visited with friends here over sun
day
Sir and Mrs win SIN m stsuben-
willie and Mr.. and Mrs GeorEr sun. ~
Mingo. was the guest - friends here
over Sunday
e. u Adams. ~ Frceport. vas a busi.
ness visitor m town MOuday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Miiburu have re-
turned 90 their homo In Columbus after
spending several days with here.
"a Cole is visiting friends In Column
bus this week.
Mrs W a. McNesI and children are
visiting relatives in Blissheld.
Grace kennedy. Of Washington. Pa.
a. visiting friends here.
Mrs. Rachel Glass OF Columbus was
the guest Of friends here a few days
this week
Mr. . A. Bethel and dauFter Miss
Grace were shopping In Wheeling. Mon
Misses Carrie snyder and Marie Eois.
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WEEK CLOSES WITH EXCHANGE
SITUATION MORE DIS0RGANIZED

NEW YORK. Aug. 22-The issues
presented by the Arabic episode. which
assumed greater gravity on the official
statement OF the British admiralty that
the ship was not under convoy. came
upon 4 market already vulnerable from
recognized eXcesses Of speculation In
war order stocks. Whatever this Coun-
try's immunity from Immediate conse-
quences Of a possible break with Ger
many. by reason os her enErossment In
he European war. 2 financial opinion
taxes account OF the alteration from our
present unique advantage Of position
that must follow fro mthe country's en-
That advantage was emphasized by
the Downward plunge to 50 81 in de-
mand sterling. Proposed means Of relief
Was the main topic In the weeks mar
Nets. London's suggestion OF Shipment
OF a quarter billion dollars In gold
measures the dimensions Of the problem
Comptroller Williams points oui "A pres
ent total national bank reserve OF SITS
o0O,0OO In excess OF legal requirements
and a basis for further loanlng power
of say two or three billion dollars" yet
dithculties are found In agreeing on the
form and terms OF a credit in New
York which would rectify exchange and
avoid the perils OF initiation here.
exchange situation was in a more dis
organized state. With limitations that
h~me requirements might possibly cause
a complete change in conditions
note insured the trade In munitions
from Interference Operations Of steel
works are nov reported 20 be at full
ern business confidence. The southern
storm. and making OF cotton c~ontraband
demands of labor and the war news.
touched lowest prices Of the week in the
1nal dealings.
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WEST ALEXANDER

WEST ALEXANDER. Pa. Aug. ga
Nrs samuel Oldham and daughter. Ell
eanor. spent Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. H.. u. Tolbert.
Miss Georgia Welsh Was shopping In
Mrs. samuel Oldham and daurhter
Eleanor and Mr.. and Mrs VIII Cullcy
and daughter Anna. spent last sunday At
FIoreoce It1r,ep .rS NJ No.
chine.
tended the fair at Woodsneld. o.. last
week.
Miss Eleanor oldham spent Thursday
j. r. Toibcrt Of TriadeipSie' Is visit
ing his son u. r. Tolbert
Miss Mary orr. Mr. and Mrs. G. ~.
iyn returned home Thursday after
spending ten days vacation by Foing
over The Lincoln highway 20 Gettysburg.
timore. Md. and homeward over the old
two machines.
At Dallas on SATURDAY. Aug. Is. after
noon and evening. given b. h Epworth
League OF the. NJ F.. church.
The Glendale Improvement club met
az the home Of Mrs. Chas. Conley. on
Wednesday Lunch WAS served. Those
present were; Mesdamcs J. N. Suplcr.
John Johnson. Jr. Samuel Holmes. W.
c. supler. John Johnson. sr.. y. ". sup
Ter. Mamie McCutcheon. I. J. orr. Chas
1enieN
Miss Katie Jenkins spent last week
a. the home Of 'her uncle. u. II. Jen-
kns.
Mrs. u. G. McCutcheon was shopping
in Wheeling THURSDAY.
Mrs. Mamie McCutcheon has returned
after spending n month with her
daughter. Mrs II. b. Montgomery at
Mrs. r 4. Jenkins visited her sister
Mrs. r. .. Dtsler az the Ohio Valley
General hospital IN Wheeling Wcdnes-
day. Mrs. bislcr was operated on re-
Gently and - improving Ne much as can
be expected.
Grace. were In Wheeling Friday and
spent the afternoon with the formsrs
sister. Mrs. n. o. nisler.
Miss Anna Elmer returned Co hcr
home at Triadclphia after a weeks visit
with her cousin Anne Toibsrt.
Miss Luella Wallace. teacher In tho
Third ward Annex in Wheeling. o.
spending this month a. the home Of
Mra = ". cox.
Misses Ruth and Nellie Powell spent
Wednesday evening at the home Of their
uncle. Mr.. Downing In Warwood.
hr. and Mrs. T.. T. Cox spent Satur-
day night and sunday with the lattcr'a
mother Mra. r. J. orr.
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New Martisvtlle Briefs.

l.. V, Mclntire was a business visitor
in Wheeling Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. clark left Thurs
day morning for = two weeks vacation
At Mt. Clemens. Mich.
Mrs. Bert %. Neal OF C~iarksburg. is
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. a. +. Nc
Casksy. Of Maple avenue.
Miss Eloise kincdy Of Cincinnati. o.
Is the guest of Miss Frances Williams
OF Almo Heights.
pr Turner OF SistersvIlIe. spent We'd
nesday IN the city with friends.
sam Fisher and Paul Hughes attended
the fair a. Woodsheld Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry wciner left Thurs
day FOR a trip at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Lowery OF Harkersburg, f. the
guest Of her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Dusrr OF Maple avenue.
Miss Gladys Brast LETT Thursday for
an extended trip to Denver. Colo. and
p points In the west.
Miss Virginia Barrick is visiting
friends In Moundsvile this week
Mrs. Austin Smith and daughter 81
Clarksburg, are tho guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. }. G McMunn Of the South side.
=. 4. Long a prominent business man
day.
iIiss Marraret Paradise Of wheeling.
r. the guest OF Mrs. Jacob Google
Rev. and Mrs. c. L Rostefcr. OF Ches-
ter. W. Va, are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. J. Cats OF the North End.
Mr. John Edmunds left wednesday
for Fostoria. o., where he will make his
future home.
Miss Rose Miller left wednesday for
a visit with friends IN Ohio.
Miss Hazel Dunlap was a Wheeling
shopper this week.
Misses Nayme and Angela Rowan OF
Pittsburgh. arrived In the city 20 be
the guests Of Misses Anna and Agnes
kavauaugh.
Doc" Muse left Tuesday for a visit
with friends In Pittsburgh.
Miss Jessie OF S%mithnsld.
Is the guest Of Miss Bonnie Morgan oC
Franklin street.
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FINANCIAL.

ra- is visiting her father. c u Hunter
SIR and Mrs vs. q. -rlaru.gan. of
~tlurErhu|r. who htf" been visiting
friends bore bias lsff for Wf.,iIue
Mrs toward Hlro.afr nHa returned
from "a yi-if e. M~orzantown
visiting relatives az Davis.
John Cd. 'HTcE OFF THlrmnut. was r.
hurIUtHH visitor here saturday.
Mlss Marie Burt Del visiting frIrrIs Iu
.C~IHIk.Ilrr
Miss Helen Fleming. OF rairmont
wla Oh visitor here the other day.
I..tua E.N. off Hundred. wac o. bust
.ufaa rIaIf.. Hrrr the other day
TUUa Campbell OF Wheeling. wac "a
business visitor here saturday
NUa M st ~JcuuluEs and Mra Anna
Nor ram attended the Morgan reunion
40 IHIruUuf
pr Kennedy moforei over from Glow
Ir. Cap saturday
Mise rauIire sv eency and Niles Nancy
. NnrNH '. ore gurefa of
visitor lr Wreeuua frIIay
||H. T MnnI.y. ~ FaIrmouf. we a
E..... bore saturday
Dom usHmouI has lct for Mt Glenn
Morris IS visiting relatives
J. b Wilson and daurhtor Alice.
have. mlf.rII Co Warrington. Pa
Nra o. r. Morgan. OF MnufrnHa. Colo.
ie OBJ. Eue.t off friends here Tor "a short
Niles grsl. Leonard has returned af-
Ger H visit Ir Iarferrturg
Mr. anil Mre % o. TIwmH and family
nHa .'HrflI f. motor fH baltimore. NH
rark.r.tatE
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5 TEE

NEW YORK, Aug. 22-The Amcri-
Fan steel and Wire Company yesterday
advanced the price OF wire nails 500
per ton plain. barhed and painted wire
ana other wire products 50 per ton. ex-
ccpkAk galvauIzod- extras, which are
reddced 81 per ton. Some galvanized
s~pxciaftnx are down So per ton. effec-
Export demand for wire continues ac-
UHftea States Steel products ompany
booked foreign orders during the week
fAr z1,000 tons wire. bringing the total
export sales up to $1,000 tons since
The National Tube Company reduced
galvanized pipe four to six points.
equivalent 20 - Co S12 per tom accord
Ing TO size. The American Sheet and
Tin Plate Company advanced blue an
nealed sheets 81 per ton 10 $40 base
Tor No. 10 and reduced galvanized sheets
sheets are stronger at 1.S5C for No. %.
Plates and shapes are hrmer al SIPS TO
2l.35 base and bars are strong At 81 40
10 Sl.3b base Pittsburgh mill. Semi-hn-
ished steel ~ strong ana i~rregulariy
higher.
The L. s.. steel Corporation will roll
$4,000 tons 67-pound Bessemcr rails for
Russia at Chicago. This is only a
further readjustment of the tonnage
previously allotment. 10000 tons to the
Maryland steel Company. 10000 tons TO
sethlchew steel Company. "a total or
125 900 tons.
The American Bridge COMPANY has
taken two additional steel contracts for
New York subway construction AMOUNT
Ing 10 21.000 tons.
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MT. Pieasatn ariefa


MIR. Smylie Kirhcart is III at his
home In this place.
Miss Eulah Parlett. Of DllonyaIe.
Thomas Mitchell
Mrs sophia Hooper VISA a %ealitr in
Dillonvale, sunday.
nephew. Mr.. Hugh Pickens. OF Scotch
Ridge.
M. }. 4 Buchanan was business
caller In Martins Ferry. Wednesday,.
Mrs Charles Scott broke one OF the
small bones In her ankle Monday.
Mr.. Harry Scheehle was a business
caller in Martins Ferry Wednesday.
Rev. y. L. Burt. OF PunNeulawney.
Pa. former pastor Of the Presbyterian
church. arrived here Wednesday morn.
Ing and preached In the Presbyterian
Miss Ella beam. OF Emerson. H. visit
Ing at the home Of her uncle. Mr.. Henry
Mr. sharard Kirhcart. 81 Tennessee,
Is Visiting his sisters in this place.
Miss blanche Jcncries spent Thurs
day and Friday with Mrs. DaVid Buch-
Mrs. Harry scheehle spent Thursday
With her grandparents, Mr. aud Mrs.
Mark Lawrence OF near Coieratn.
Mr.. Paul Harbourt. Of Wilmerding.
Ia Is visiting his mother. Mrs. Martha
Miss Elizabeth Hiu has returned to
her home Ia Steubenville. after spend
ing some time With her sister. Mrs. }.
NJ. Bennett.
Miss Mamie Chambers has returned
home after visiting relatives In Martins
Ferry.
Miss Lucille Raob. or Pleasant Grove.
Is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Harry
The Presbyterian picnic wIu be held
Tuesday. August 2tth in Mr.. William
Murray's wood east OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. 7. Patterson have
moyed into the Csttell property.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank cleaver enter
evening.
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ner. OF Wheelinc. are visiting AZ the
home OF Herman snyder.
w. g Tough. ~ Wheeling. is visiting
al the home OF HE uncle. Jacob Estel
Misses Jessie Wilson and Helen Bethel
are spending the weekend at Epworth
Park.
The death OF Mrs. Robert Hoyd oc-
CURED at m. August ~.
Ihe remains were brought To her home
In Flushing, Saturday.
Ihe following persons have been
elected by the board 81 education FOR
the coming school year. Miss Bessie
Dunn. nrst room. Miss Edna Ellis. sec
ond room. Miss Bertha trittcr. third
room, Miss Esther StHrkpy. fourth room.
Harold Wilson. MIN room. Miss Marie
Corhett assistant principal; y. 4. Dye.
principal n g q. ALBANIAN. supcrin-
tendent
A has been erected In the
Union cemetery by the Mitchell Bethel
Post OF FLUSHING In memory OF their
FALLEN comrade-, and will be unveiled
Tuesday. Angus 81. Special invitations
to lodges. fraternities. q. A. r. Posts
and individuals have been extended by
the local Post.
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VILE

sTECbENNlLLE, o., Aug. ga
nreater brilliant - assured now
mat the county commissioners have
adopted the annexation petition taking
IN the Addition" and other territory.
There will be. counting the persons
living IN the annexed territory. about
seventeen or eighteen hundred people
IN Brilliant. ana the business men OF
the village are now organizing a Board
OF Trade TO help locate business plants
and works In h locality. and they
surely have some good locations TO
oner since the annexation.
The village - now out Of debt and
has a nice surplus to it's credit. also
mas paved streets, cement sidewalks,
good spring water. electric lights. good
police protection. fire protection and
running business on n business basis.
not being In debt like many other towns
and cities, yet having the advantages
OF arger places.
The citizens have planned for a new
and up-to-date high school To educate
their children OF that section. without
having to send them to finish their edu-
cation. TO S~teubenville and Mingo as
formerly.
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Frank HOrangoz to William Bates.
f3th acres. Wayne township; f3s5O.
William Rates 10 Modern Coal Min
ing Co.. 1874 acres. Wayne township.
$4,000.
James Young TO Modern coal Mining
$500.
VIZ. Jackson to Ella Cunningham. lot
Grandvicw Heights. SO.
George Dempsey 20 + " smith.
Notes. Stcubenvilio township. 81.
Neal Dunn 70 Julia r. Roth. lot. La
Bellcview. 81.
Charles schwsb 10 Jos. Panetta. lot.
Miugo. 81.
samuel Gouchcr 20 Ledlie Brown. iot.
Toronto. 81.
Thomas Hanson 20 James Cox. two
lots. Herhholx 81 200.
James COX TO Laura McKcever. vwo
lots. Berchoiz. $1,000.
James Patterson % Wabash Pitts
hurE Terminal Railway Co. tGf acres.
Steubcnville tow uahip. 81
Victor Lecocq 20 L"oradc Lcrocu. two
lots NJ. plcaart township. 81.
MIugp Junction Realty 60 fo Peter
Ramona. two lots B~rookvale. $50.
George Huscroft 70 Edvin NeCrrafeu.
10 acree. Stcubeuville township. SOS 900.
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NEW MAHTlNSNlLsE ". Va. Aug
22- Tuesday evening quite n crowd Of
young folks % the city went n few miles
up the river on the pleasure boat
Charm whore bathing wra enjoyed for
o. while. after which r. delicious supper
was served Co. the following Miss Ei1ias
FinIdv. Or Cincinnati. o. Miss Irene
Cochran. Of NayncshurE. p. Miss
Marian bradshaw. FRirmont. W. VA.
Misses Ecba Mccormick. kathryn Nc
CssKcv Frances Williams. glalya rrnsf.
Sue Aukrom Bonnie Morgan Kathryn
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The annual picnic under the auspices
Of he T. q. O r lodge % this city ut
Indeu park Tuesday was the most de-
were sent from all lodges In this Soc
ton OF the state. many Of whom were
accompanied by their families. The dav
was taken up with an interesting pro-
gram and many speeches were made rs
well known OF the order. M
celebration was the largest ever held
teudfd-
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rnsntuta

The arrangements for the teachers
institute. to be held In his city next
week. have all been completed and the
event promises to be one OF the best
ever held.
Some special features OF tho institute
Will b. the annual social on Monday
evening. a trip 10 Paden park to meet
The Tyler county teachers. and on
Thursday evening an Entertainment will
b. given by Miss Helen Nesbit.
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The county auditors settlement for
August shows tax money distributed As
follows: Due state. ti7.s1396: county
fund. t~S5.06T.OS: poor fund. Ss.s62.24.
childrens home. s4.ss1.l2. bridge. Sg.-
hFl.lE, lndlgent. soldiers &2,5Tu &c. debt
s21.b7s.20: elections. f2.59O.1S.
roads. S23,909.37t blind relief. $500
%: judicial. Ss.O6s.37. agricultural.
ship fund. s52.53sf5. local schools.
S165.4sS. - special taxes. &2i.g77.72:
city and villages S93.Si271: dog fund.
S21l.aA. net tntnI due. AA6a.ha2 81.
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MT. HOREB, o.,

Mt HpEEH. O.. Aug. 22-Rcv
Knight our former pastor. preached
here sunday. August DC.
A surprise was given Hazel Moore.
August no. Do being her eighth birth
There we're twenty-nevcu persons
present az the occasion She received
QUITE n Few useful presents.
Aaron Perkins was a. Bethesda caller
saturday.
y ~ Powell and son. MauacI was
.allinE a. Bealivillc. q.
Mr. and Mrs. COY C0noway and
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daughter. Garnet. was visiting friends
In GAINESVILLE. O.. Sunday.
Mr.. Cleve Moore and his mother and
MIS- susie walters visited at Jack
Phillip. sunday.
Frank Shaner. CIossen Lucas. Curg
Moore. .Cleve Moore ana Coy COnoway
attended the fair at woodshefd. o.. We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. ". Hatcher and Mrs.
Clcve Moore and children Mere shopping
at GAINESVILLE. O.. on Wednesday.
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MT. PLEASANT

Mt. Pleasant O.. Aug 22-Funeral
services were held Monday from her
home over the remains OF the late Mrs.
W tslihm Harrison. who died saturday.
The services were In charge OF Rev.
Hodgons OF the Friends church. Inter
ment was made In short creek cemetery.
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pucrr and Hazel Stone: Messrs. Paul
Hughes. Paul Berger. Pig Ankrum.
Leo Hughes. Cotton" workman. Rur-
rows SnodErass. Leonard Newman. Nv
crttt Black. Harold HadEcr. Robert
Bruce and sid" Dunn.
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The annual election by county. town
ship ana grange officers OF farm boys
Ctate Board Of Agriculture resulted a.
follows. Chester Msckey. nc years. and
Robt. Hotteli, rs years. both % Island
Creek township. were elected a. the
delegates on the first ballot. The alter
mates were Pearl Cooper. n years. 81
Knox and Russell Grimm. IS years, Of
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NEW MARTINSVILLB

The Daily Intelligencer will De found
on sale at AFPr's CIGAR and Fruit STAND.
Main street lannon's Cigar and Fruit
Moses Thomas Fruit stand. John
Thomas Fruit stand. at depot.
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Entertained Bibls class.

AIR. Henry Zeyer entertained the
members OF the Mems Bible class Of the
Presbyterian church at his home east
OF town Thursday evening. Thirty mem
beers were present and all had an enjoy
able time. Dainty refreshments were
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Wednesday at noon occurred the mar
riage OF Miss Carrie Lyon. daughter Of
Or. and Mrs. J. X Lyons to Mr.. Walter
Forsythe. OF Cleveland. The couple
have left for their future home In Cleve-
land.
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The Moose have secured an Injunction
TO restrain County Treasurer S. r. Stark
from levytng FOR the Aiken tax on their
recent conviction for liquor law viola
tion.
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Marriage
Treasurer Enjotnsd.

Joseph Grabanckas. 20 years. OF
gainesville. Mich. and Adele Naiclrk-
.anckas. Is years. OF Steubenyille.
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AUSTRIAN CHILDREN
TRAINED AS FARMERS
All Between Twelve and Four
teen Years Quit School.

Venice, Italy.-Adyices from Vienna
disclose that next to her efforts in the
field of war Austria Hungary is now
devoting her greatest energies to agri-
culture. An announcement put out by
the government on the subject of labor
says:
"If we can obtain sufficient labor the
next harvest is assured"
The war having robbed the country
of most of its ablebodied men, tens of
thousands of boys and girls have been
released from the Schools and, togeth-
er with the married women, they are
being pressed into service, BY spe-
cial decree of the Austrian ministry all
children between twelve and fourteen
years of age are excused from school
work, and this host of child labor is
being organized Systematically like an
army. The older boys are acting as of
ficers. The purpose is to send these
young people out into the fields In or
der to obtain the best possible results
In the agricultural regions where labor
is most needed.
Certain peasant laborers In the agri-
cultural regions where labor is most
needed and not serving in the army
have been unwilling to work at the old
wages. They demanded higher pay,
This made necessary legislation where
by they are now being compelled to
labor at the old wages
1t is alleged in both Vienna and Blu
dapest that any refugees from Galicia
who have money are employing their
funds in speculation in foodstuffs. Not
only are the people indignant, but the
authorities as well. Exploiting the ne
cessities of the small storekeepers and
the consuming public is regarded as a
poor return for the shelter and hospi-
tally offered to the tens of thousands
of the half starved fellow countrymen
of these Galicians.