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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-20
VIOLA

VIOLA. ". Va. August ia-Afr. John
LiaNlett, county commissioner spent last
ness.
Messrs. VIII and Dannie Dague were
business callers In Wheeling Monday
Miss Hazel Wallace or Elm Grove v,x-
week
Mrs Annie Sheldon returned to her
nome IN wheeling Tuesday after a short
visit with friends In this community
Mrs Bert Gilspie and Miss Kate Por.
Ter visited AIRS. Belle Gray. Monday
Mrs. May Taylor visited her notber
AIRS George Mckerrian. Monday
Mrs Hulda Fitzsimmons entertained
win u o'clock dinner. SUNDAY In
honor Of her son Or. r. n Conner or
~. Louis. No Those present We're Mr.
ana Mrs. Geo. Jackson and daughtor
Ruth. Of Wheeling. Mr.. and Mra. Brigre
OF Martins Ferry Mss Hazel Wallace
Film Grove, Mr.. and Mrs CLYDE Conner
and son Howell. Mr. and Mrs. lanes
ner.
Mr.. John GiesIer o. Michiran IL ~.
ting at Mr.. J. W. Dagues
Misses Emma and Clara Smith and
Mr. Earl Smith OF Elm Grove are Ois-
iting relatives in this community
AIR. Charles Riley OF Irish Ridge who
slightly improved
Claude and Annie Miller are VISITING
relatives In Washington. Pa
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mother. Mrs. L. c. Nolte. OF
Eighteenth street. was called home
on account Of the illness OF her hus-
band.
John Hefner. OF Richland avenue.
south Warwood. IL making improve
ments TO his residence.
Mrs. Florence schafer, OF Nine
teenth street. Is expected home Sat
urday after spending several weeks
visiting friends and relatives in
Washington. Baltimore and other
eastern cities
Mr.. and Mrs T. r Hood. Of
Eighteenth street are Spending sew
eral days visiting friends in Canada
and other northern points.
Mrs. c. v. Terrell and son. of
Eighteenth street. are visiting friends
and relatives in Columbus. Ohio.
Miss Gau Kenamund. OF Twenty.
hrst street. left yesterday for New
York and Boston where she will re-.
main until the first part Of Decem-
Der.
Earl Almond is IN at his home on
South Warwood avenue with an at
tack OF poison.
Mrs. d. l.. Poole and son. David.
OF South Warwood avenue. left yes
terday for Fairmont. W. Va. where
they viii spend few days visiting
friends
number OF local people attended
the dance az stop a on the Pan
handle traction line last evening.
MRs. +. W. Mshon and daughter. OF
Twenty-iirst street are visiting
freinds and relatives in Hancock
county w Va.
Jacob Kern. OF Twenty-first street
and WarwoOd avenue. Is having his
house re-painted
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
erection OF William Emsley's house
on Twenty-hrst street.
test OF water from the we'll at
the foot OF North street was taken
yesterday afternoon by Chemist
Coleman. Another test will be
tAken today.
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Mrs. Susan McGruder and children. OF
Calls are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
James Harsh.
Master Wilbur Newlsnd is very sick
from scarlet fever.
Charles wallace and Roy Clutter were
calling on Calls friends.
Braden e. Fletcher contractors. Of
Cameron. have a number Of teams en-
Gagged IN moving string OF tools from
the Dinsmore well TO the Workman loca-
Mrs Elizabeth Clutter, OF Jscktown
returned TO her home Sunday. after sew
eral days visit with her sister al Crows
Mill.
Mr and Mrs. Randolph Hewett spent
Misses Alta Atkinson and Mary Harsh
were the guests OF Miss Cora Allison
Mr and Mrs. o. +. steel. OF the sta
ton entertained the following persons
sunday. {. +. Rogers. superintendent or
the ONO Nalley SssS company MIS-. ROC
Wallace and Mr.. Howard Day.
Mr. end Mrs. Wesley Fuller and Miss
sunday with Mrs. Martha Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson. Mildred Mary
and vernon johnson and Misses Blanche
ana Mildred Richardson spent Sunday
with Cameron friends.
Mrs. Marie Milliken Is on the sick list
Misses Lotta Ritchey and Hazel Alley
and Messrs. Guy Giddings and Arm
strong Blake spent sunday at Wheeling
park.
Mrs. Efne Mcdonald t. the guest OF
Mrs. Jennie Sampson.
Mr.. Howard Richmond and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Clutter
+. NJ. Atkinson and family. Messrs
Ellsworth and Elmer Richmond. Edward
Harsh end Miss Jennie Chichester spent
saturday evening with Mr.. and Mrs
Richmond.
Misses Martha and Annie Atkinson
were shopping in Wheeling Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Majors spent
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Cecil Sampson Of Main street will
enter business college In Wbeeline
this week
Ansil Reich received a scalp wound
while working IN the iron works WEI.
nesday.
Blanche Crossman. Of Minro. 10 Oh.
guest Of friends here
Harry Kelly while al work I'm tho
IRON works. received mashed arrsr
"wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs Mont Bonar have %.
turned from visit with friends In
Pittsburgh
James Mcdonnell was Injured wed.
nesday evening when ho was bf La
the face with an iron pipe while I'D
work In the iron mill
Peter Moran is making extensive TO-
pairs 70 HIS barber shop ON Main
street The interior OF the building d.
being papered and painted
VIM. fredcugart locomotive fore.
man Of the Riverside mill BE- rer0ysr.
ng after a slight attack OF ptomrine
poisoning
Misses Kate UigeIna and Anna
brannen are spending their vacation
In Cleveland
John Detters uho was operated
upon aometimo ago in fhe Glendale
hospital is able t0 Do out
Timothy OBriou ot BfIlaIr. Vas n
BonWood yesterday
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BELMONT, OHIO

BELMONT. o.. Aug. Is-Mr. Morgan
Gatten was a caller at Belmont one day
last week
Misses Mary and Mabel Hatcher who
spent few days last week with thsir
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Travis and sor
Lloyd. visited friends az New castle sat.
urday and sunday.
Mrs. Mary Duke and son Henry Of
Wsrnock visited at the home OF Etna
Perkins. Thursday.
AIR Semore Gatten and son Dennis.
we're callers at Belmont. Friday
Misses Nellie and Bessie Hatcher
were callers az Hunter Saturday
Mr.. John Kemp Was n caller az Bel
mont. Saturday
Mr.. y. =. LETTERS was a caller At Bel
mont. Friday.
Mr.. Thomas Calvet attended church
AZ MI. Zion sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Calvin Pittman Of Flushing Wis.
tied at the home Of Henry Gatten's =
Few days this week
Miss Mabel Wilcox g. spending this
week ~ the home Of Manley Kemp
Misses Iura and Alta Hatcher ard
brother Clarence. were shopping ~
Hunter Monday
Mr. and Mrs Henry Gatten were call
ers a. Belmont Tuesday.
Mr.. George Albus we're calling al Be
thesda. sunday
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BENWO0D
important Meetinn

A regular meeting OF the city coun.
gu will be- held in the city building
Tuesday evening Many routine mat.
tiers are slated 10 be discussed al that
meeting The Pennsylvania railroad
depot question will again be opened
for debate. and 10 ls thought that the
public service commission may be
called in To- act For several years
tho y a. o railroad had use OF that
station until last spring when they
changed their schedule and placed the
trains stopping there on their own
lines Since the station has been un.
occupied several times the municipal
authorities have demanded service at
the station Of the pennsy officials. but
they have not done a thing The local
authorities set August tst az a time
limit Tor The officials 10 act A weeks
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HAY FEVER VICTIMS
SHOULD TRY THIS
SIMPLE TREATMENT

Hundreds OF people In this locality
have tested NOSTR1OLA BALM for
Hay Fever. Rose Cold. Nasal Catarrh,
Group. sore Throat and kindred affec-
tions and all speak highly OF the treat
ment
NOSTRIOLA quickly reaches the
sore. infamed Innings Of the air pas
sages, soothes and strengthens them
and thus an attack Of Hay Fever with
those dreadful spells Of sneezinr.
wheeling and weeping IS easily
avoided.
Ask your druggist about NOS
TRIOLA and get q small tube IN you
want pleasant surprise.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lacy and daughter.
Miss Julia. OF South Warwood
avenue left yesterday for Columbus.
ohio where they will make their IN.
ture home
Prof Boyd Hilton. Of South War.
WOOD avenue. Is spending a few DAYS
visiting friends In the country
CHARLES Straub and family. OF Fifth
street and Ohio avenue left ycster.
day Tor Detroit. Mich. where thcv
viii make their home.
Miss Hazel Bentheld Of North
Warwood. is spending several DAYS
visiting her friend Miss Jennie Pra.
ger OF Wheeling
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Dick. OF
Cleveland. ohio. are the guests Of
Mr and Mrs. Burns Murray. Of
Eighteenth street
Mrs. Abercromblee Of Dallas. W..
Va b. the guest Of friends 10 Center
WarwOOd
Mrs. Howard Beaumont Of PbiIs.
deiphia. who has been spendinr
several weeks no tho home OF her
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HAIR is GRAY;
YOU LOOK OLD
LOOK YOUNG eY DARKENtNG
GRAY HAlR VITA o-sAN.
NO DNE-HARMLESS

II your hair Is gray. faded. wispy.
ihln. prematurely gray. or streaked
WIN gray. you will look twelve CT ar.
teen years younger II you darken your
cray hair by shampooing your hair
and scalp a few times with q ban
Hair Color Restorer II is not a DE.
out acts on the roots. makes gray hair
healthy. turning your gray ha 20 a
beautiful. lustrous. soft. natural dark
SHADE. darkening your gray hair and
entire head of hair so evenly that no
che need suspect you use Q-Ban- be
sides. Q-ban stops dandrun. itching
scalp. and falling hair. promotes It's
growth. makes hair and scalp clean
and feel lne and ALWAYS darkcns gray
mar. Results guaranteed. Only soc Tor
a big 1-oz. bottle at Griest DRUG Co.
ll55 Market street. Wheeling. 81. Va.
Out-of-town folks supplied b. maii
SSll or write. asking for oBsn Hair
Color Restorer.
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Banishes
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition into Run.
Down and Tired out PEOPLE

sou feel tired out. out of sorfa.
spo1dent mentally or physically
a'pfcEs0d and lack tho desire to a,
fmrIIsh THINGS. got q so cent box OF
W'rdnIs Ambition Pulls az The John
coleman Co.'S TODAY and vorr
troubles Will DO over
10 sou drink too much. smoke too
nl'h. or are nervous because Of over
ynIk of any hind Woudeua Ambiuo.
iIIIe VIII make you feel better In
lhr'e days. or money back from tho
'o1n Coleman co on the FIRST box pur
chased
For au affections Of Che nervous
i'm. constipation loss % appetite.
lack of confidence. trembling. tidne.
or liver complaints. sleepieasnosa. er.
hauftod vitality or weakness OF any
knd ret box Of WondcWs Ambition
Iiils today on the money hack plan
Wall orders 1ucd charge prepaid b,
ihe wendell rhsrnarsI Company.
Inc. syracuse. 81
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City Makes Repalrs

A car load Of bricks arrived IN Ben.
wood yesterday for the city. The
Dicks viii be used In repairing the
streets The work will be started i'm.
mediately. Two Of the city drinking
pumps are out OF repair and new have
oeen ordered. When they arrive. the
pumps viii be put into FIRST class
Working order. The people OF Ben.
WOOD are entirely too careless in re-
sard 70 the pumps The street com.
M missioner n kept busy making the re-
pairs and states that ANYONE four,d
damaging them after the repairs are
made will be prosecuted
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n MECHEN
Lost His TIne

Very much agitated. also indignant.
,. IA. Holland chief OF police. nre
marshal. mayor and justice Of the
peaee Of MeMeehen. W. Va. entered
Oakland police station yesterday vita
the complaint that some person hsc
stolen his watch Lieut.. Thomas Car.
roll. while talking 10 the man. heard
the watch ticking. Upon inyestlga-
ton Howard found IL had slipped
through a hole in his trousers ana
was down his trousers leg. Howard
says while he = away his wife takes
up his duties at home -Pittsburgn
Press
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extension was granted to the officials
anu since then nothing has been heard
rom them. Another matter thai No.,
De placed before the public service
commission is the matter Of having
me Baltimore and Ohio railroad com.
pany place gates at the railroad cross.
ing az Fourth street. This crossing Is
considered dangerous and has been
out a short time since three people
were killed at the crossing when a
train struck the automobile in which
they were riding. Gates have been
requested several times.
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DAYTON-More than 500 prominent
Republicans attended the rally held here
today by the Moutgomery county Repub-
lfcan club. Hamilton sent a large dele
cation and nearby cities were well rep
resented. Among the promincnJ peak
ers were Congressman =. u. Fesk Ralph
D. Cole end Harry NJ Daugherty.
The return Or the O.. o. +. TO the helm
OF the ship Of state and the election
OF an ohio men as president were fore
casted By the speakers. The names OF
Myron 4. Herrick former President
Tart. former Senator Burton and Gov
crnor Willis were mentioned.
Congressman Tess declared that
American manufacturers and labor have
cost f2fs. 600 900 through IN passage OF
ihe Underwood tariff measure
What IS wrong with the income tax
law asked Ralph ID. Cole. They 1.-THE
beulocrats). made their estimates on Re
publican umes and collected on Demo
We have had too many laws In this
country enacted and Advocated by
theorists. declared Harry N. Daugherty.
former chairman Of the state committee.
The next campaign viii not be waged
On war Issue. on n foreign policy We
all stand b. the president. but the next
president cannot BE- elected on the SLOGAN
stand ny the PRECEDENT r.. slogan
VIII be stand by the country
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Motored 20 RenuLnnd

Captain Paul Reidel OF this CITY.
grove down yesterday from Pitts.
Ourgn In his new Willys-Knlght auto
mobile, While in the city he camped
Win the BenwoOd company. No. 3S.
INFORMED Rank OF the Knights of
Pythias at Camp Schenlev.
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NJ. F. Welsh and family OF Newark.
Ohio. are visiting relatives here.
Edward Anderson who has been
seriously III for some time il practi-
cally recovered.
J. l.. Wetzel OF McKees Rocks. was
business visitor here today.
r. L. Hibbs accompanied by r. r..
Welsh and family will leave Satur-
day for Midra. Ohio, where they VIII
attend a big picnic.
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To Attend conren,Ion.

+. b. Goodwin left last night for
points in the east where he will spend
few days. In Washington. ID. C.. ne
VIII visit friends and upon returning
10 his home will 20 TO Charles Town
where the Grand lodge Convention OF
the Knights Of Pythias Of West Nir-
ginia Is held. The convention will De
held nnext Wednesday and Thurs
day
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Slowly Recovrrinn

Theodore Wolf who underwent a
serious operation several DAYS ago AT
me North wheeling Hospital Is
slowly recovering. "Wednesday after.
noon ne was brought 10 his home on
Nlneteenth street. Last evening the
physician reported him TO be improv-
ing slowly. II will be several days
before he will be able 10 vail sro,,,,,
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All Enjoyed Picnic

A tired bunch OF picnickers they
were that returned TO Warwood ate
last night after attending the Chris
tan Sunday School picni- at Graeb's
hollow. All We're very tired after en-
Joying a day OF pleasure and playing
OF different kinds OF games. A parry
OF young people OF Center Warwood
are planning 10 give a picnic al the
same place in the near future.
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The ladies' Bible class OF the church
OF God Will hold a lawn fete on
keefers lawn on Saturday evening
Elaborate arrangements have Deen
made and many are expected 10 at
tend.
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Entertain Erlenda

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Butler enter
famed a number OF friends al their
home Wednesday evening on 72S
water street A large number attend.
ca. The ahatr was in honor OF the
Misses Denny. OF Chicago. m
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kniqhts To Return.

The NJ. A Dowler Company. No. -,
Uniform Rank OF the Knights or
Pythias who have been attending the
ltriEtate encampment in Pittsburgh
VIII return home tomorrow evening
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Loretta Boring eight-year-old aauRn.
yer or MI. and Mrs. Boring OF Norm
WarWood Is slowly recovering after
cutting her mouth when she Tell on
sharp stone. Her head was Also
bruised up. A physician was called
who attended the child
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WARW00D


Lawn Fete.
The members OF the Warwood Bap-
list Mission will give a lawn fete this
evening on a number OF vacant lots
corner Eighth street and Richland
avenue. Tables and benches for the
everything but the trimmings will be
put up. The ground will also be H.
Illuminated with japanese lanterns. All
kinds OF eatables will be sold ana
everybody invited to attend and bring
their friends and enjoy the evening.
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IN c1-e ~ wtr With German. ....
l'ntnle There rOulIu'f be- rrr rr4T
lEnllnE About al we could dn could
other
Ffnf aaid nIrhfrr I.truafr .itrr.
II.IN fHHf H..I HT0r uu I.r The rra.r
makers oft f.. fun rafI1ra ON
lf'E Teddy HEHIurI fHe .. boil. r.f.f.r.
ituIIt III.trn Herald
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Tureen Party.

Mrs. w. B. McCulla entertained
with a tureen party last evening al
O'Clock in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robi-
son OF Washington, D. c.. and Miss
lrma Green OF Brilliant. Ohio. Inc
AFFAIR was held On the lawn surround
ing the McCulla home on Eiknte-a1n
street. About forty couple were pres
ent and all enjoyed a very pleasant
evening.
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TOLEDO -- Two thousand shriners
from this city will attend the big cere-
monial a. Youngstown. September ..
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CLENELAND-Thorn J. Clark. man
agcr OF a banking company. Is missing
and is believed TO have been killed by
hugs. intent on robblug him.
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REX THEhTRF

TODAY and ToaTonuoW- ghoufd A
Lfothar Tcu7n Win natfv wanssn re
Ireatett - en- Problem rIava AII
lf1r cant paftsa WaeFIv.
MONDAY ana gWrTDaw- rrarss
NrefoH ative.H WufuaI master fsrfrrs
.lth Eo1ert Edison Today ana Toruor-
H NGnth chauter OF VINO rava7 fn
fnfee reels. Pafhe WesfIv
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Another car load OF supplies was sent
today BY the adJutant general office 20
Ihe destitute miners at Gloucester Many
requests for assistance have been re-
ecivcd but thea diutnnt general reports
1hat the response TO the appeal is not
rutfctent 10 enable him 70 respond to
The demands for cid. Many persons
believe that miners would be relieved
81 their destitution by making wage con-
feasions. They declare that one should
got ask for charity 80 long a. a wage
diapute keeps him from working.
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cities with a population ranging between
100. 600 and 800. OO0 that pay more.
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FROM
OHIO
FROM
Iat~llirsns~r nar-sa.
Coium oun. o. Aug. 10.

Charles :. Frazsy. aged 40. was Eorcd
10 death - = bull which ne was fca1-
|nH 10 pasture GA the farm OF hts urutu-
<r-in-las a ChaHc Land. north o. Colum-
|tun. Ths body uan fOund under corn
|Crlb and near ia Was The bull p1WluE and
|teA0wing. and trying % get a. "a again.
~ la believed that the animal ran one Of
PIE horns into Fraxey's side. pcnctratinE
|Icr the corn crib.
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MAJORSVILLE

MAJORSNILLE ". Va. Aug 10
Mrs. John Hewett. Of Dodd's Ridge. verv
Pleasantly entertained number or
trends saturday. August H. In honor OF
We ~ birthday 81 her husband The
htteir came az surprise 10 Mr.. Hcwett
VINO was certalnly much pleased 10 b.
so kindly remembered An elegant din
ncr was served and the day was spent
IN social way Mr.. Hewctt received
quite number Of valuable presents
among those present we're. Nr "a ~
tandolph Hgwctt. OF crows Mil: Mrs
Elizabeth Clutter. Of wf~d Ride. AZ
and Mrs. Role end children. Sir, and
Mrs. Sormen Lyons and children. MIR
and Mrs Cunningham: Mr. and Mrs
yesss ltsn. of Rock Lick. Miss White
and Miss Ella Sewers.
Briefs.
MI. Thomas Aiiiliken. OF south Dakota
former resident or this section BE-
here Mr.. Milliken b. "a veteran on tbn
tiNil war. - ~ years Of aGe b-ff eVperte
20 enjoy the Incktown fair which ne
VIII attend during the week iust n1
much 80 he did the first fair held a.
years ago - thet place.
Mrs. Lester Whitcman h. guite flt ,,.itb
- phoid fever wv
Mr. and Mrs WIZ Harsh and family.
motorcd o. White Cottage. Pa Sfrdav
WS,here my spent the day with Mr. and
Mr.. and Mrs John Frye. Afr Charles
uaN and Miss Mary Hesae spent SAM
gay with Washington friends and AZ
tt .I, INC camp meeting a. BentIeys-
Mr. and Mrs Lee PhnIps and do,gb.
ter MarEsret Jean. spent SATURDAY g'ifb
Mrs. Phillips mother
Mrs. EliF Norris and children Mary
KUN and Charles. of Wheeling are the
guests or Mrs Eva MilIiken.
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sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ra,
mer. Of Nideo. 49,
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pAITON-It cost s21.27 per capita 10
run this city last year. There are O.
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The 81. clair Savings a. Loan associa-
ttou. Cleveland. 60 the st Clair building
a Loan association.
The Cummins Auto-sales Co. Column
bis. 20 the Cummins- Monitor CO.
. Ilttip NEtgr Works. Tiffin: si0e 600
10 s1f3.500
The Nor-h ern Engraving Co. Canton
SIS. Ooe 20 $50 000.
Tho Mansfield Public Utility a. Service
Co. Mansfield. S3.500. Frederick Her
tsnstcin.
The Avon Crap Juice A. Supply Co.
LoKsin. 10000. Peter Conrad
TIC Norwood Loom club Norwood.
william J. Boehmer
The Adolph E Num- Co. Cleveland
10000; A. r. Num-.
! The Monarch Realty Co. Toledo S75 =
900. Harry o. King
The Lake Road Realty Co Cleveland
t2s."opi p A. Cook
MARloN-Hcuce Thornton colorod
arTested Tor larceny. ives found drsd 10,
hts cell. from the excitement over his
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According TO a decision rendered to-
day b. the attorney general. the state
Industrial commission has no authority
70 euspend safety requirements provid-
- by law for theaters seating 200 or
more persons. a theater company at
Canal Dover had asked permission TO
place all the exits on one side. but the
attorney general holds that the com
as IL would be in violation OF the law
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Beman Thomas. who was president or
the defunct Security Savings Bank OF
this city today asked the state DanKinA
department 20 make a complete Suvesti-
Eatlon OF the liquidation Of the bank
made BY former state BANKING super
intendent Emory Lattaner. Exception
20 the expense OF liquidation r. made
the total cost having been bcarly 16.O0o
one OF the Items objected 20 n the pay
ment OF f,iOO TO former Governor
James NJ. Campbell as attorney fees
The banking department under Lattan-
~ Wa investigated By the legislature
last winter.
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While Thomas Middleton. a. agcd
|biinf man. lay an Ia his room. a thief
|snfcred and stole $40 which Middleton
|kal necretcd there The theft was com
|rlfted several days ago. but was not
|1lsasssped until toaay wien Middleton
|fsif IN the htding place for the money.