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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
SER VICE OF
INSPIRATION
HArLEoAD wnEcx rzxvExrs IN.
FkEE4AU FBoM PHEACH-
Ho AT THOMSON.
Kis riAes Was Ably rtusc ~ Dr.. VIVA.
Ing. Former rnstor-church - Ne
cons>cracsd Sunday.

The Service Of Inspiration which
Kew LctnerAn Freeman. d y. past -
81. nc rrss n ~ .ss,,i church Soigra-
prevented BY the absence % Rev. frce-
man, who was unable % BE present be-
road wreck W. q Hsrtinsy. castor
- the church. made announoefll.sl -
~. effect and al the sasl.s time stated
pastor OF the Thomson n. r. church.
had been prevailed upon 20 preach in
- BE- mans place Dr. Freeman
reach yhis city before s.s0 o'clock a.
his train was being detoured over an
The couE lesatIon ana Others who at
tended last night regretted the unfor-
Innate accident which prevented DR..
biggest men Ina Methoaism and one
- the most noted pulpit orstors and
alvines In the country Their disap-
gated By the inspiring sermon preached
Dy keN. Nnding and the part taken by
the Thomson NJ. r. vested choir. The
cessional hymn The Christian LIE
After prayer by Rev. J. n. Hess. pas
and a f os SorT asst stree, ~, = church
~. T.. Rev. wilding announced as his
text ninety-nrst Psalm. nfteenth ana
tened s,tentivsiy to the instructive ser
mon. which was delivered with ". v
Wilding's characteristic effectiveness.
week OF dedication at the new Ihomson
chnrch and bishop William y. Ander-
son; ID. %. LID. Cincinnati. o. one
OF the country's noted oratoiS -fa AZ
vines. Will preach both morning and
evening. The morning service win be
the service OF conservation al In the
evening the service OF THANKSGIVING
At s;aV In the afternoon the service 81
sacred memories will be held. AZ which
addresses will be delivered by 70 rm.-r
pastors OF the Thomson Al. p church.
The Thomson vested choi-. Frank Kinch-
eioe; director. viii render special mu-
seal program at each OF the services
Miss Grace Nelly. the organist will &C
company the selections
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
COAL SCARCE
Spain ls Much Concerned over lack
% Fuel-May Establish a Credit
Herr.

MADRID. May 1.-The Spanish
government T. 80 much concerned
over the scarcity OF coal that the cAbi-
net Il willing 10 guarantee the pay
ment OF orders placed In the Unit~t
states by opening a credit In New
York 20 the amount OF AZ least ]. 0Oo.-
Gee pese;as (S200.00Ol. This deposit
viii be maintained as long as neces-
sary
The object OF the government T. spe-
cially TO enable smaller concerns.
those lesser known in the financial
world. TO have their American orders
filled promptly. The cash thus de-
posted IL TO be used only In the event
OF purchasers failing TO pay.
Something like a coal famine en-.
lists throughout Spain and large order =
are being placed In the United States
by Spanish companies.
royal decree promulgated today
suspends the import duties on coal
and the transport taxes which were
discriminatory against America
English coal which sold AT 20 pe-e.
tas (siD a ton at the outbreak OF war
now brings 100 pesetas (s2O) a tor.
Spanish coal which sold az s. ton
wholesale now brings more than
double that price.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
FIRST DIRIGIBLE
For American Navy Authorized Yes
terday by Secretary Daniels
Start Work Soon,

WASHINGTON. May 14.-Construc-
ton Of the navy's first dirigible was
authorized today by Secretary Daniels.
who awarded a contract for its manu-
facture TO the Connecticut Aircraft
company OF New Haven on a bid OF
S45. $50. The balloon f. to be delivered
within four months. so as to be in use
at the naval aeronautic station at
Pensacola early next autumn. II is
designed 20 carry four student OBJ
servers in addition TO the crew OF four.
II will be IT'S feet long. 55 feet high.
have a gas capacity of 10000 cubic
feet and a speed OF % miles an hour
The two hour radius OF action can
be doubled with gasoline the weight
OF an extra man.
Congress appropriated $1,000. 900
for aerOnautics in the last naval bill.
Two hydroaeroplanes we're received
last week on orders given two months
ago, and three others are due for de
livery soon. Three additional ones
will be bid for during the summer.
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% VICTIMS
OF lusitania Landed at Queenstown
and Several Identifed-Hubbard
and Vanderbilt Not Found.

QUEENSTOWN. May IA hand.
ful OF bereaved persons tonight by
candlelight at the Cunard pier en-
deavored TO identify 2S bodies Of vic.
tins of the Lusitania disaster which
were landed here after dark by a
BritishN torpedo boat and the tug
Stormcock. Several OF the bodies
were identified. among them those OF
Commander J. Foster Stackhouse. the
British explorer and A l.. Hopkins,
president OF the Newport News Ship
building company. The bodies OF Al
fred Gwynne Vanderbilt, Ebert Hub
bard and other well known Americans
who persisted when the steamer was
torpedoed were not among the 2s.
A baby less than three months old
was among the bodies brought in An
other body was that OF a beautiful
young woman, whose wedding ring
showed that she had been married
only two days before the Lusitania
sailed. Letters found on her body in
Dictated that her maiden name was
Anna Hill and that she had resided at
is Farnham avenue. Toronto.
Hopkins Identified.
The body OF A. l.. Hopkins. president
Company. was quickly Identified. az
were those Of one OF the sons OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Crompton. Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Crichton. OF New York:
Surgeon J. r. McDermott OF the Iusa-
tonia, and George Tiberbhien. a Cred,
saloon passenger. Three OF the bodies
appear to be those OF members OF the
crew OF the Lusatania.
The tug StormcUck follow the torpedo
boat in. bringing sixteen more bodies,
eleven men. four women and one boy.
Among the first Of these 10 be Identified
were Robert Edward Dcarbergh. OF III
West bSth street New York. and @. 4.
New York.
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NOTED ENGINEER DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA. May 1f-John
birkinbine. a noted mining and me.
chanical engineer. deld 81 his home
here today. lie was IN years old Mr.
hirkinbine was consulted in many en-.
Eineering problems in this country
Tie developed schemes for utilizing the
water power OF Niagara Fails. and also
devised the use of blast furnaces In
the Lake Superior copper region. re
was former president Of tho American
Institute Of Mining Engineers. and was
FOR some years chairman ~ the Penn.
.sylvania state water supply commits.
sion.
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wood. May 6. a baby girl
mrs. Lee Barkhurst returned satur-
day from the hospital greatly improv.
Several odd Fellows from this Mac.
went TO Smithfleld saturday where thsy
that place.
Mr.. nd Mrs. Albert Hooper OF HoIlo.
Way attended tho funeral OF MS melee
AIR. and Mrs. Emmett Spencer and
aaughter Or Mingo. spent Monday with
his uncle Mr II. G.. button
children. Lana and Justin. Of Amster-
dam. spent sunday with his parents NJ
AMI Mrs. David buchanan
NJ and Mrs. Fred stills and son. Of
pittsburgh. Pa. attended the funeral Of
hClr niece. Helen Hooper
Mrs. sherman SChtehIc. Of scoff d
t.lIE,' attended services az the Presby-
terrain church sunday evening
Ir. and Mrs. Ford sickle and family.
attended the surprise party given FOR his
1r22tther. Wilton SicElc. a. Ramsey.
Mr.. samuel Buchanan of Kenwo6d at-
Hooper
81. Mrs. George Chambers. or Martins
Mr and Mrs Harry scbeebi. s,,er /;
sunday with his brother. Mr.. aherHan
Scntchlc. ot scotch Ridge
HeN. ". ~ hurtt was an out-of-town
Miss Marjorie Murdoch OF pjeas,r,
% this place
Mrs David buchanan arr CON Atax
were WhcC Ing shoppers THURSDAY.
Miss kathleen MCtrunhr of NTurrfn-
NurrIrH.
Mrs Jennie Lawrence and daufbter.
Hl-- Mildred. were Wheeling shoppers
several from uIll1uvaie attended the
funeral ~ Helen Hooper
Mrs De Flrnp OF this place does not
improve very fast
several from this place attended the
funeral uf Mr. H,iamiu Jones TUESDAY
ut Emerson.
Mr. Michael Gsliirar Of CfrveisnJ
was Do this place Tuesday.
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UNDERTAKERS
WANT MEETING
wzEELrno DISTRICT rurEzAL pr.
kECTOE3 AFTEE STATE
CONVENTION.
Officers Elset.d for Ensuinx Tear, AZ
Missing Last ufEat-zndsbr.nd
- Prsadelt

wheeling District funeral directors AZ
n meeting held last night In the Mendel
undertaking pariors. on Chapiine street
elected Officers for the ensuing year.
twas also decided 20 make an sxtraor-
binary effort 20 have the state cOnxen-
ton OF tn West Virginia Funeral Dfrec-
tors Association brought here. July II.
10 and Is. this year.
After the business session was over
the meeting adjourned 20 the Bi1ou Dali
~ Lunch. where a luncheon and SMOKER
we're held
The officers elected were:
freEtdent-G. T. Hildebrand
Vice fresident-D. ". Thornburg
secretary and TreAsurer-Edvard
Executive connittee-wfllian z.
y..ooey. w W. watkins, Wilbur Heslap.
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and neat.
And rich her voice and every tone was
sweet
7 TeFo my order. ktchcnFard she flew.
Tho while 2 watched the people passing
through
Soon che returned. No need 90 tell me
now
Low wac her brow
Mutton Tor steak pudding and no
cheese.
Coffee for t'a she brought then stood
at ease
To Sc me eat For hunrers saks
must
rose and overlooked the hand out
thrust
In search N ups FOR service. Then.
vow.
Low wa her brow Prom Iudrs
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INTER GLASS MEET
wheeling High Students win Compete
for Positions on rnter-sohoias-
tic Team

The inter-claes meet viii b. held TO-
day ~ The Island Iair Grounds. III al.
formiue The participants who VIII rep
resent the Whcclinr furh school In the
iuter-echolaet meet which will BE- hold
ln fhie city next saturday. MAY 81 Pro-
lessons Holden. Ewing. Ash end Thorn
ton. win orfiClnfe.
among the candidates who vii fatte
part are. Marsh. stein. och. Wagner.
Jarvis. Hamilton. Fish. LLOYD. Kirk Nc.
luatry. Archibald. Ritz Warfuoi anI
EorcnbcrE
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GOLFERS ENTHUSE
AT COUNTRY CLUB
SECOND ANNUAL STAG DINNER
HELD LAST NIGHT LARGELY
ATTENDED.
President Ewing Acted az Tosst
master And Many Short Speeches
Were made.

The second annual stag dinner. more
properly characterized a. a ~get-to-
gether affair. was held at the beau
tiful Country Club. last night Il was
attended b. forty or nifty members. es-
pecislly golf enthusiasts. beginning
al 1880 O'Clock a toothSome dinner
was served In faultless manner I'M
der the direction OF Manager Louis
Dimmy. After II had been discussed.
those present enjoyed an evening of
speech-making and story telling.
Judge James W. Ewing. president
Of the club. presided as POSTMASTER.
and among those responding 10 toasts
were Messrs. n. W. Patterson. "A. Z.
ogden. John ]. Conin, Hon Geo. A
I-Aughlin. J.. Don Merriman. Roy d.
Naylor. b. s. MeLure and Hon. Jesse
A Bloch.
Mr.. Patterson who was the nrst
president OF the club. and Mr.. Merri-
man, who was president last year.
spoke at length of the importance OF
maintaining such an Institution as the
Country Club. The latter spoke es-
pecially OF the necessity OF liberal
financial support. Mr.. Laughin also
spoke along the same lines.
Mr.. Conin Ente-tains.
Mr.. Conin uniquely entertained the
banqueters as only Mr.. Conirf can. He
is recognized as one of the ablest af-
ter-dinner speakers in this State. and
in fact. Is gaining somewhat of ma
tional reputation. His efforts last
night showed that this well merited.
Mr.. Bloch convulsed the gentlemen
present by reading a letter received
by the Bloch Brothers Tobacco Com
pany from customer in Alabama.
During the evening President Ew-
Ing took occasion to announce that
, the auto bus service for the Country
Club will begin Monday morning. IL
will be open to all members OF the
club. and a bus can be obtained by
calling either Woodsdale or the club
house
The date for the golf tournament
has been fixed for July IA. Is. 16 and
IL. Judge Ewing said that he has re.
ceived assurances from players in all
/ the principal cities in the State. indi-
eating that the tourney will be a sue.
cess. There was some discussion as
4 to the advisability OF changing the
date. but IL was decided to hold IL on
the dates originally selected.
The Banqueters.
/ Those taking part in the delightful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
WHEELING NEEDS FILTRATION

But Wheeling don't need 20
pay three prices for an inferior
filtration system. A well system
suitable for Wheeling needs. such
az MOundsvale has, can be put in
for $4,000. Beat the $4,000
issue, and put in the well system.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
GLASS EXERCISES
1Eook Commsnosmsnt WIN Ne Held By
Ths senior Glass AZ Trfadslphia
High School.

All arrangements nave been complet
"a for the class night exercises which
senior class Of the Triadelphia district
high school on Wednesday evening in
ne auditorium OF the school building at
Edgington Lane. The program 20 be
rendered f. an elaborate one. and f. a.
chorus Song Of spring Arthur Pearson
Boys and Girls chorus
Reading 80. "Bstsy Holdcn's Burglars
Miss Elizabeth Gnrvcr
Quartet carry Ne Back 20 old Virginia
Messra Nichols. Atkinson. Nickcr-
son. Houston.
~ Miss Ina s'I saisb1 NY "ANinS
Vocal Solo .......... "a May Morning
Reading ....... When Miiandy SANG A"
Miss VirFinl1 Atkinson.
PART IT
MOCK Commencement
class chorus .Directress ". Mccra1a-
Grafton ........"Ars ~ Opportunities
Mr.. Houston
Piano solo 49,. Miss mildred syringe
Address 90 Graduates Geo. Pres Hadiey.
Presentation Of class ..... Mr Robert.
5r-fi s.,11 ~ Diplomas. Mr Jacob
Welcome sweet spring ...........
cast Of On. Anton Fuoinstsin.
Allan Mckee 800. pres. Hadisv ~ Yale.
Fred Houston ........... Mr ra-rf.
Albert Nlckerson .......... SIR Roberts
Clyde Powou ............. NJ rtlfii1r
CAL Grimm ................ Mr. Wfrrrr
Homer keiier ......... Mr FanFhausef
Niidrsd sprinFsr '.'... Mis. wsi-,i In:
Ellzabeth Mink .......... Mfee Nieh0fa
Sssss mel Sysos Niles ,M9eG,s,nah,n
A-'"e''ne Woo ar.,,d,,,,..- Miss Mouiter
DuEois Atkinson ........ Allan Mckee
80 Ngtth ssttssttss tred houston
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Obituary


OF Wood street. died yesterday mornin Z
at O'Clock from an illness Of a com
pitcation Of diseases. The deceased was
a die setter az the Wheeling Can Com
pany. where he has been employed or
the past number Of years. re was a
member of Zane street N. T.. church
WoOdmen Of the World. and OF J.. % %.
r. He leaves his widow and one son
to mourn his loss.
Funeral services oN or the remains Will
BE- held this afternoon at o'clock In
charge of Rev. W r. Schultz. pastor OF
Zare Street NJ. T.. church. Following the
services intcrmcnt will b. In Greenwood
cemetery.
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MT. PLEASANT

MT. PLEASANT. o.. May li-Miss
Dorothy Burriss entertained her friends
saturday afternoon at a birthday party.
Those present were the Misses Mildred
DeGrmo, GOldia Phillips. Alma SOM
mers. Eunice COffman Anna DUNCAN.
tiers, Dora Meek. Aida Walker. Audrey
Hall. Inez Walker. Eleanor McMfllen.
Anna Hooper. Earei and Helen Wells.
Eleanor Walters. Virginia Wright, Luz
Gle Hawthorne. Dorothy Burriss Dam
" refroshments were served.
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WRESTLING MATCH DEVELOPS
INTO NEAR-SLUGGING BOUT
RIVER NEWS

rou'n have 20 hurry n you want 20
teks trip ON the beautiful excursion
steamer Homer smith for shs'il leave
nere Monday or not later than Tueaday
Tor Cincinnati wher she will take cut
number Of excursions. and then 10
Loutsviile. her headquartern. Tor IN.
summer. where she NIIl be run until
.ats next fall. Since the arrival OF the
boat thousands have inspected her
.nd many hundred have taken trio.
% and down the river on her
II Wa announced from the local
.nerr yesterday that the large ard fast
eseamer. Joe Fowler. will arrive aere
soont the nrst OF next month to take up
skeor-ion trips In the Ohio during the
The river f. stationary. Today. boats.
lSauosn dunbar. from PittsburK1 FOR
,ne[eston. Am. Liberty departs =.
a. ~ an. for Aatamoras
The Ben Hur. OF Moundsyflls pa.s.d
Up yesterday morning In ohsrge OF
ssptAln Potts. The Lorsna left yestsr-
rey morning with a large cargo Tor
iArksrsourE and way points.
n.y River STAGES
DANls ISLAND DAsf-ss feer. sta
sTEtBENvILLE-ss feet falling;
PARKERsBURo-ss feet. STATIONARY,
MoRoANTowN-7 feet. stationary.
OIL cITY-7.i feet. failing. cl..,
"hrren-i.t feet falling; clear.
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PRANK M stephens.

Funcral services Will be held this
morning at 1850 o'clock over the re-
maine Of the late Frank NJ. stephens Who
died Tuesday "a Minneapolis. Mlnn. THE
remains arrived here yesterday. Follow
iuE the services iutcrment viii b. iu
Greenwood cemetery. Mr. stephens was
well known here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15
Scarce In France.

PARIS. May Il. 3 p. m.-Coal Is
scarce in France. This country IN
normal times uses 60.OO0.O0O tons OF
coal and substitutes for coal. ana
various conglomerates OF coal.
The French production was normal
.ly ~. 600. 600 tons. but this year IL viii
probably be less than 25.O0O.OOO tons.
The French requirements are consid-
erably less than this amount. out
nevertheless imports from the United
States are necessary. The creates
difficulty Is that OF sea transportation
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Hooper Funeral

Funeral services We're held Tuesday
afternoon at ( o'clock at the Presbyter-
ian church. over the remains OF the late
Helen Hoorer. who died Sunday after
a lingering Illness; she was ~ years.
months old. The services were i'm
charge OF the Rev. \. =. Burt. paste,
OF the Presbyterian church. Rev Burtt
spoke beautifully about a little child
ne pall-bearcrs were six little girls
Lenora and Margaret DUNCAN. Helen
Wells, Goldia Phillips. Eleanor SOM
mers, Audrey Hail.. The floral offer-
inEs were many and beautiful. Interment
was in Highland cemetery
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Why are you studying that dach-
fnuud 30 infentvT'
.I consider him nu architectural frI.
umun az Mother Nature r." rNrf1frnf ffr
bridge builder. 'sfr how rfr.rv a..
stress is calculated 90 the span
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Frank Naruhart, popular young man
or Left Hand Run. euNUufuufI fu nu
attack ~ scarlet fever yesterday morn.
ing &C The home uf nla parents Mr.. aud
Mrs Aduluh fnruhnrf SIR UHrrhnrt
had been 800 Tor RI few days UuIE. have
ink contracted tho mnlnIy tnr latter
part Of last week.
Tho deceased UIu iu tho fwrufNaF r.t
year ~ DIE age flr wnn n afnnUn
member of b. Aiuhuraua church ana
wua held In IIrh esteem ur 100 who
know him. DO had been a resident ~
the city nll Of hIH life and Et# a trrtt.
20 euuluye at a local mill We Ie SURE
Nlvcu hy his plrrnta and two sisters
There viii be- no public funeral
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Impressive funeral services were
held yesterday Afternoon 90 the family
home. so. fb12 Water street. over thc
remains Of the late Mrs Anna Miller.
who died Tuesday morning. Rev. Au-
gust EaHcho unlCiatod and the remains
were Inferred in Mount Zion cemetery.
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'hnriir worker surely you car spare
the price ~ a cigar
Crurty codger-Herc' two cents
smoke Etoglcs.-Fr0m judge
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Sel-DiagnosiE.
The automobile tire collapsed
And said, We'll. I declared
] think less speed
l. what 1 need
And entire change OF air."
from JudEe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-15

The Missionary convention was held
IN TINS place Wednesday over one bun,
dred delegates were here.
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Certainly some might be- foolish
enough Co call Athens. Thcrmopylae end
Marathon the most famous Greece spots
ia history but 10 would be dangerous -
From Judge.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-14
OAKLAND.

After an absence of several weeks I'll send in few of the happenings of the past week.
 T. C. Adams and wife spent Satur- day and Sunday with relatives at Mayfower.
 Clarence Dillon and wife went to housekeeping last Friday. They were married Christmas day.
 K. E. Brockington went to Conway Monday on business.
 Mrs. Cullum will leave Monday for Little Rock, where she will spend several weeks with her daughter Mrs. Parcell.
 Jim Snow of Bayoumeto was in our community Saturday.
 H. E. Dillon has moved on John Boydston's place.
 Bolton Wilson and family have moved back here from Perry county. Arthur Briggs is working for Bud Brockington this week.
 Hoyt Carmichael of Ttate Mill vis- tied relatives here Sunday.
 c. R. Higgs is doing some carpen- ter work for B. D. Brockington.
 News is scarce, as everybody IS staying at home attending to their own business.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-14

State of Arkansas, County of Faulkner-ss
 We, Jo Frauenthal, President, and L. H. Pyle, cashier, of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of our knowledge and belief L. H. PYLE, Cashier JO FRAUENTHAL, President.
 Attest: D. o. Harton, S. c. Smith, W. B. Wilson, Directors. Subscribed and sworn to before this 18th day of January. 1915. My commission expires October B. 1916.
 (SeaD OPIE HARTJE, Notary Public.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-14
HAPPY VALLEY.

Health is good in the Valley. We are very sorry to note
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-14
TO MOVE REPAIR SHOP.

The automobile and shoe repair shop of Charles " Douglass, IA North Front street, will be moved in- to the Douglass building, no West Oak street, Monday, it was announc- ed today MT. Douglass said today that he expects to open thoroughly modern repair shop, and that num- Der of new machines will be installed. In the automobile business he will be associated with his brother, Ernest Douglass, who has had considerable experience in that line.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-14
HAMLET.

There is some sickness in our com munity at this writing. e. Literary society has been organized lat Sunny Gap. Everybody come out and take a part. Misses Josie and Vada Tucker of Conway spent Saturday night and Sunday with relatives near Sunny Gap.
 Grandma Gibbon is on the sick list this week.
 We are sorry to note the death of Elton Hazel, who was taken sick last Monday night with meningitis and died Friday afternoon. He was laid to rest at Old Liberty cemetery, Rev. Cantrel conducted services. He leaves wife and baby, mother, four broth CTS, one sister and many friends to mourn his loss. They have our deep est sympathy.
 John Stapleton of Conway moved on the Gibbon farm last week.
 Jim Sohn and family visited MT. and Mrs. Roy Paul Saturday night and Sunday. ] Campbell Atchley and George Metz ger went to Little Rock last week.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-01-14

death of Mrs. Ben Pate of Centerville which occurred Sunday night. We ex' tend sympathy to the bereaved. Ye scribe and family visited at Centervirle Saturday and Sunday.
 T. N. Cardin, E. w. Cardin and Rufus Woodward rode the W. o. w goat at Centerville Saturday night.
 Rome Williams was called to Linder last week to see his sister, Mrs. John Smith, who is reported to be very sick. Fred Raines of Holland has moved in the Valley.
 The Happy Valley Telephone Con- pany repaired their lines last week, which adds greatly to the service.
 Wanted, 12 or 15 families to move to the Valley who will attend Sunday school and church, also send their children to good school. Our at tendance is only about 20 or 25, when it ought to be 45 or 50. There is something wrong. Let every patron in this district make an inspection and see where the trouble it.
 We are ceiling the church overhead at present. Listen for the bell. It will ring by Sunday, l think.
 January 12.