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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-03
BELLAIRE
Final Tryout-

The final tryout for positions on ths
Bellaire Athletic baseball team Wa
held yesterday afternoon ON the siN
tecnth Street grounds.
During the tryout practice game
was staged between the lannigans ant
regulars and the teams played pens
up game OF ball. the regulars coming
on top. The score was II to ..
Good pitching featured the contest
Williams OF Neff twtrling Tor the reg'
and Sells. Of belmont for the Vans.
Manager Kennedy announced las
night the candidates for the team vii
be selected this week in time 10 give
the boys some real practic for the open
ing game with the korn Hatters OF CO
lumbus next Sunday afternoon.
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GERMANS RETALrArU.

PARIS May 2. 5.2y p. m.--Gc. man
aeroplancs. doubtless Iu reply TO the ~
cent French air attacks on Friedrich
shafen. today bombarded various towns
OF eastern France.
-Four machines few over Epinai. cgp-
ttal OF the French department Of Nos .
Ees. this morning and dropped twenty
incendiary bombs. No one Aas hurt.
Tho only damage was two small fires.
The acceptance possibly were the
same ones which visited Remiermont.
- miles southeast of Epinal Al that
place a squadron Of French aerOplanes
rose 60 meet the raiders and the Gsr-
mans turned toward their own frontier.
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MoundsvilIe Briefs.

Eugene Garrison and David Ham.
mond OF this city spent Sunday visit.
ing at Bellaire.
Prof. n. w. Cramblett and wife
spent Sunday visiting Mr. Cramblett's
parents az Bethany.
Lewis Conner Is confined al his
home on Second street suffering with
very sore head. sustained when ne
was bit with a baseball at the game
here Saturday
John Mullen who Is employed al
New Martinsyille spent Sunday here.
visiting his family on Morton avenue
Ray Garvin. who Is employed AT
Clarksburg. Is spending a few days
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Rev. G. /. Wilson. field secretary OF
The synod OF West virginia Will re
merry occupied by Rev. Edgar ". Day.
on Twenty first street.
Clsud Wright. OF Colerain. O.. is Wis.
ting al the home % Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l..
Wright OF South MarWood avenue.
Charlse II. Miller. OF Warwood b. hnN-
ing his residence repainted.
\. 4. Mccullough. a prominent farmer
Of Richlsnd district. IL slowly recover
Ing. after being seriously iil during tie
past week
Earl sutton Is able 20 be out after
heVinE an attack OF lsgrip at his homa
Charles Hendon. o. Adena. O.. f. the
guest 81 the home OF NJ. l.. Wright. OF
South Marwood.
MIR and Mrs VanKirk and family. 81
South Marwood avenue. will move on
Eighteenth street to-day.
Mr.. Travis. Of Wheeling. has moved
into the flats over the Marwood Bank
building corner Seventeenth street and
Warwoud avenue.
Hubert starr. Of Glenn's Run. h. slow
~ recovering. after bsi kgnirked by a
horse. the first part OF last week.
The board Of education OF Ktchland
district. requested that all application
Tor positions as teachers. b. handed 20
the president Of IA. board. Mr.. n. \.
Alexander. before Tuesday. May II.
Lovelsnd hose company will hold its
meeting this NeninE at o'clock at the
hose house in South Warwood
Warwood Band viii hold itr practice
meeting this evening at the Reliance
hose house In North Warwood.
Miss Bertha Nolte. OF Eighteenth
street. s. able 20 be out after being III
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ambrose. OF ak
teenth street. have moved into their new
house on Twentieth street
Perry Petite. of Twentieth street. has
returned TO work after being OFF the last
couple OF week on account OF having an
attack Of lumbago.
NJ l.. Tustius. motorman on the Pan
handle traction line. il confined to hts
home on Sixteenth street, with AN attack
OF mumps.
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here visiting with his parents on Sec
ond street.
A n. Hays of Washington, Pa.
spent Sunday here visiting his daugh-
ter. Mrs. II. NJ. Carpenter. of Seventh
street.
Mrs. J. s. Bistor and Mrs. =. NJ.
Grassland of Washington. Pa. arrived
here yesterday for a visit TO their
brother. DIR. !. y. Houston who is crit
ically i'll
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rogerson OF
this city are the proud parents Of a
daughter.
Miss Cecil McCracken. of Cameron.
has returned TO her home after a visit
TO relatives on Center street.
DR.. VIII McGlumphy returned to
Waynesburg. Pa, last evening. after
brief VISIT here. Mr. McGlumphy's
wife is i'll Of appendicitis at Waynes-
burg.
Dorsey Jones. a student at w. & j..
is spending several days here visiting
his parents on Tomlinson avenue.
Mrs. ]. II. Conkright returned home
yesterday from a visit TO George Rupp
and family of Second street
Mrs. Jennie Stewart has returned TO
her home at ST. Clairsville, o. after
visit to Mrs. Geo. McCurdy Of East
Seventh street
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onRMAN orrIcnns sAvnp.

LONDON. May 2. 1o:47 y m-Tbe
Norwegian steamer Varlld. which has
arrived IN the waterway o. Naasluis
Holland. from london. reports that she
saved two Officers ~ n German tor
l'do boat which was sunk IN the North
sea, saws Reuters Maasluis corrcspond-
troll boat"
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WARWOOD


N Aeove r. The title ~ . plan Nhieh
- - given this evening a = o-cI0.ck
~ ms Let elArd school sudItorIuun An
- t-tite ~ ne sixth and srNenf b.
grades 20 the scfuoH NIL 80. 800.
~ sntrrt aiuueut 10 being giNen under
ne oif~s ZION OF fruf John a NifcheIl
lflhtl - of me school ln addition o.
thts play. a brief plsY NiIl D. EiNrn b.
ne sirls - the hiEher Erades ManV
tlN sets nave been suld Tor the affair and
uarEe crowd - expected proreetis
ron thc affair vii b. used In paNIug
Tor thc Nictrcla which the school par
chased the latter Earf ~ last year
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NOME BURNED.

MERTA. Pa. May 2-The home OF
state Assemblyman Richard J. BALDWIN.
at ChRdds Ford. and store. also owned
by him and the home OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Arment, were burned 20 the ground Ia.
daV. The loss was estimated at $40 OCO
The cause OF the fire r. unknown Mr.
Baldwin, was I'm the Media hospital re-
covering from an operation. lie insisted
on leaving the institution for n few
hours and went 20 the scene Of the fire
lie returned to the hospital later in the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-03
SOCIETY MEM ARRESTED AND
FINED FoR CHICKEN rIoHrrNo

WEsTCHEsTER. Pa. May Thirty
said to be prominent IN social circle !
were arrested today In n raid on a cock
ing main on farm near Berwyn by
agents Tor societies for the prevention
or cruelty 10 animals. At a hearing be-
tore justice Of the Peace Paxson here
tonight. the prisoners were fined $50
each. Twenty hve live birds and IL
dead ones. we're produced as evidence.
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Weston Child Dead.

Mary ElizajeJh. four months OLD
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weston.
died Saturday morning after an I'LL
ness OF pneumonia. Funeral services
were held at the residence on First
street yesterday afternoon, conducted
by Rev. c. c. Lanham. Interment was
made In the Mount Rose cemetery.
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George p. Koontz

Seorge y. koontz. aged So years. one
OF the best known street car conduct ors
OF the city Railway system. died Sstur-
Gay night at 1850 o'clock at the North
wheeling Hospital. Mr.. Koontz was a
resident or this city. living at No. 5I7i,,
Market street He was born in Woods.
iield. o. and came 10 this city some
years ago.
He Is survived by one daughter. Eliza.
beth. Of ottawa. Kan. and sin brothera
Louis. or Tana. Ill. Edmund. OF ms
Guy. sylvester. Of Canton. o.: Jacob OF
martins Ferry. O.: John. OF Paris. Ky.
and Fred, OF this city. Two sisters Mrs
august Ebeling. of Warwood and Mrs.
vive.
While not a member OF any church. he
was regular attendant OF the First
EnElsh Lutheran church. Funeral ser
wees over the remains will be held thi z
evening at 1880 o'clock. in charge OF
Rev. w. =. Dysinger. Tomorrow morn
ing the remains Will be taken TO Woods
Woodsfield cemetery
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KILLED BY BURGLAR.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. May 2-Dr.
Chiles clifton Ferrell president OF the
west Pratt Mining Company and n not d
ed southern author and educator was
killed by burglar with a shotgun early
To-Day at Fraco. mining camp near.
bloodhounds were put on the trail and
Two hours later two negroes we're cap
tured about q mile from the camp. one
OF the men had shotgun.
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Sam PopOnic who was arrested o.,
havana. O.. and brought back 10 his
city. as being implicated In the figbt
on Gravel Hill In which Cartin Had
llnka sustained injuries from which bo
died later. was arraigned before Mayor
" hSsinan saturday. on "a charge OF man
alhnehter. fopOnic pleaded not guilty.
waived preliminary hearing and was
bound 20 court under $500 bond 10.
could not furnish bell and was taken 10
St. Clairsvillo Jail.
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Parker in Bad Again.

Clarence Parker. well known char
acter. got in bad again yesterday al.
ternoon when he got too full Of the
over-the- river fluid. Parker was 80
drunk he couldn't walk and made con
disturbance on Jefferson
avenue. lie was taken in charge by
Officers Miller and White. after a
fight and locked up. He will be ar
raigned on three charges this morn
ing. drunk. using profanity and re-
sisting an officer
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rormrr Resident Dead.

Thomas Turke, a fofmer VOL khoWh
Baltimore and Ohio railroad engineer
OF this city. died Friday at his home In
Columbus. The funeral services will be
held Tuesday morning at the Sacred
Heart church IN Columbus and inter-
ment will be IN St Joseph's cemetery
in that city. number from this city
will attend tho funeral. Mr.. Burke was
50 years Of age and Is survived by his
widow. four daughters and two sons and
a number OF Bcllaire relatives. Among
the latter are Postmaster John T. Flynn
and Mrs Frank Hackett
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Jury Commissioners II. G.. Dakan
and 5. NJ. Cunningham. Saturday.
drew the list Of jurors that will serve
at the regular May term OF the Cir
cult Court. which will begin May 25.
The jurors will be summoned TO ap-
pear Monday. MAY 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-03
Three Families on Grounds

Three families took advantage or
the opening of the camp grounds sat
urday and moved over. they were:
Mrs. 3. A. Thatcher. OF this city; John
KennOn, of Wheeling. and Wilbur Nc
Combs. OF Benwood. A number are
making preparations TO move to the
grounds this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-05-03

McMechen - mNstified over the ind
ing OF the part Of a woman's wearing
apparel Ia the loft Of pr. A. J. Evans
garage. In the rear Of his residence on
Fifth street. The apparel consisted or
pair Of nifty garterS. silk stock
ings. cor ITS. and other wearubles too
numerous to mention. The parties max
ing the ind have folded the goods to-
gether and placed them at the hack
greatly obliged N the owner would
call and get them
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4 have used Chamberlain's Tablets
on and on for the past six years when
ever my liver shows signs OF being IN
a disordered condition. They have
always acted quickly and given mo
the desired relief" writes Mrs. r. II.
Trubus. Springville. y. Y. For sale
by all dealers-Adv.
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Arm Fractured.

Earl Richmond. young son % Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Richmond. Of Center War
wood while sec-ssNtiE with a compNn-
Ion ON saturday afternoon. fcn To- the
ground. The plank desccndinE struck
hime on the riEht wrist fracturing the
bone. A local physician was called. who
reduced the fracture.
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SATURDAY afternoon services were held
over the remains OF the late George
Archibald. Rev. J. T.. Leyenberger wa
IN charge and interment was in Green
wood cemetery.
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Coney netnE Cleaned.

During the past few days a large num-
Der or the young men OF Center and
North Narwood. have been working on
Coney Island. cleaning mp the place 50
that they can use a FOR a ball diamond.
The young men are going 20 make a reg
island.
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state Medical Association. f. being held
IN Cincinnati this week and a humber
q, tht members OF the Belmont County
Medical Society are in aftendsncs
Among those from this city VINO Ieft
last niEht for tho convention were prs
~ -, a. Clark. +. $. Wright and }. ;. Nc
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what Nation started the war;

The regular meeting OF the Americus
club will be held Tuesday evening Ia
q. u. A. NJ. hall on Thirty third street.
At this meeting the club Will have -
literary hour and discussion Will take
place on the question. What Nation
Started the War;" The members have
been spending much time In studying
the subject. and while the members VIII
adhere to "a strict neutrality the discus
sion promises To be very interesting. a
social hour will be enjoyed with Her
bert McNey and Clarence Pickett as
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NJ MECHEN
Attended Funeral.

= Ihrge dcIegation OF members %
Lincoln Lodge No -. g. q. q. p. was
az Mouudsvillo yesterday afternoon
where they had charge OF the funeral
OF the late brother. Enoch Hyde. The
services we're held IN the MoundsVilla
ii. r church. and the remains were In
L-rrod ID Mount Eu.o comeLery.
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Left for San Francisco.

Frank j. Nelson and Dan Archibald
OF this city. left last night for San Fran
visco. Cal. 20 attend the annual conven-
ton OF the American Federation OF Mu-
sicians as a delegate from Wheeling o.
cal No I42
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one of the old buildings In Bellaire
t. being RACED to make room for a mod
ern building block. The property which
H. located at the corner OF Thirty
ond and Guernsey street. - owned ~
Charles Rosser. and the building was
erected in 1857.
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The Woman's Civic club meeting
postponed from last Friday will be
held tomorrow. Tuesday afternoon. at
the home OF Mrs. 8. w. Meals, OF
Eighth streets Matters relative to
putting the city park" in condition
vii be taken up.
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StockhOlders OF the belmont Saving
and Loan company will hold their an
nual meeting In this city this evening
The meeting viii be held in the Of
hce Of the company on Thirty-second
street and seven directors Will be elect
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noon. SHHuay AFTER
c,ss il,iam Feller. OF this city. has pur-
tracting co,'., iat touring car. IL IA at
Mrs. Lucy Walker Is seriously an o,
"er nome on Trumbull street.
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knlohtk, MrmoriaI.

Little Prince Temple No. 80.
Knights OF Pythias. viii hold its an
nual memorial service Sunday after
noon. June o. The lodge will 40 in a
body TO the different cemeteries TO
decorate the graves OF the deceased
members
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UNNTN IHTINNl DNM-E feaf- rIaInrI
clear
sTEuBENv1LLE-i0s feet station.
cry. clear
.PARKERsBURG-s feet. STATIONARY
clear
MORGANTowN-7 feet. STATIONARY.
clear
oil cITY-7f feet fsinnE. clear
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Eneeh hyds Funeral Held.

Impressive funeral services for the
late Enoch Hyde. who succumbed al
the home OF his brother on Big Grave
creek. last "Wednesday morning. were
held at the Methodist church here
sunday afternoon. conducted by Lin
coin Lodge No. a.. l. o. O. r. of Nc
Mechen. OF which order deceased was
a member. The Rev J. n. Howard
officiated al the services. Interment
was made IN Mt. Rose cemetery.
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Ptve Hundred Party.

The Lady Elks club will entertain
Tuesday afternoon at the Elks' home on
Belmont street Five hundred Will be
the diversion and luncheon Will be
served. The committee In charge Is
composed OF Mesdames ben kapner. A.
s. O'Toole and j. h. sherry.
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he remains Of the infant son Of Mr..
am MRS. blanchard Dean, Of the South
SIDE. were Inferred at Cameron ceme-
terry, Saturday. Funeral Service w..
held ~ me home Friday avenInr
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c Thomas. well known PAINTER an
paper hanger. % south tsarWood in the
LAsch building corner fIfth street and
WarNood avenue. ami t. going 10 opsn /.
paint shop and confectionery
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REsrKIcrIoNs kEMovHp.

HARRISBURG. Ia. May 2.-DnlV
parts Of ten counties are continued In
quarantine for foot and mouth dtsrrs o
IN the latest quarantine order OF the
state livestock board They includ ,
small portions OF Allegheny. Butler,
Chester. Erie. Jefferson. Lebanon. phila-
deiphia. SchuylhlL Warren and Vest
moreland. All dogs In south philadel-
phis must be kept peuUei up ani au-
thority is given 10 destroy dogs not
confined
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a. funeral services over the remains OF
the late Andrew Ba,arnan viii be- hold
oi his brother. John Bachman 81 80
VAIN street Requiem High mass viii ~
ceisbrated ~ the Sacred Heart church
anu 'h''rment viii be I'm Mt Calvary
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WIN Confirm I.arg. cIa.,

Ht Rev. r. 4. Reese. Of CoIurr. bus
bishop Of the Southern Ohio diocese III
we episcopal church. will b. IN Bell
aire wednesday. when confirrration 81
-rc--ca VIII BE- hold Ln Lr-uLLH ..Lur.h
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Monthly session - the Ladies AID So
ctety Of the Lutheran church. will be
held Friday evening az o'clock. at the
home OF Mrs. L. &. Nolte 81 Eightcenth
street
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This evening IN their quarters IN tho
McMcNhen building at the corner OF
seventh and Marshall streets. members
OF Lincoln Lodge. No. -. I -. o. r.
VIII hold their regular meeting
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stare PLAY Friaav

The volunteer nrcmeu Of lower and
center henwuud upon request Of tho
people 81 this city viii stage the play
Team WORK. 90 the auditorium OF tho
ing.
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Ministerial Association.

This morning at 10 o'clock the
Moundsville Ministerial Association
will meet in the Presbyterian church
psrlors. The paper OF the morning
will be read by Rev. j. VI. Criswell,
OF the Baptist church.
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Tenants occupying the property own
ed by the Farmers end Merchants Ma
tional bank. corner or Union and Thirty
second streets. have been gpsked 10 VA
cate within the next few days. 4 new
bank building l. TO be erected at a
cost OF $4,000.
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Missionary Society.

This evening. IN the Sunday school
department Of the Methodist church
the Woman's Foreign Missionary So
clety will hold It's regular meeting
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To Appoint DsI-oat..

At the meeting of the Marshall
County Medical Society to be held to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
court house. delegates TO the state
medical convention viii be selected.
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cemetery. The deceased was IN the n
ty-second year Of his age and had reeid-
ed here for the past IS years lie was
employed 81 the North Wheeling glass
factory. Mr.. Bachman had lived a bach
elcr and II survived by one brother.
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McMechcn city council will hold its
regular semi monthly session next
Ihursdav evening In the mayors office
In the bank building.
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Jacob Gruhcr well known aged resi-
dent % South Marw God avenue. ~ tn =
serious condition al his home and g.
under the care Of physician.
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SIX O'CLOCK Dinner.

tuesday evening a. her home on North
Noble street. Miss Maudc strahl will en-
l.TlAln friends at "a o'clock dinner. The
alIhlr viii BE- one uf the leading social
functions Of the week
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MILK REPORT BxcELLErr-

.HeaIth Comnissioner W. q TtzIer made
public the April milk report yesterday.
h shows that 1872 samples were taken.
and out of this number only one fell
below the required standard.
POLICE COURT BLANK-PoIice
court drew n blank az both sessions sat
urday. not single infraction being
reported Friday night or all day sat
urday
sisi foA WSAFohs-
Hyrne. Smith ana Grancr made an in
epsction OF the Jail .sAtLs.ay evening
for any weapons that mtCnt be con-
cealed By the prisoners. Two old poems
were found. one sharpene1 N IN the
shape % a chissl
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J. Howard Hol. yr

Mr J, Howard Holt. Ir ar.a -
a,'-1a- 'led yesterday morning. al IL "a
no a. the family hom. In Noana-.
a, ,;,t io.loslng an illness Of three years
N.oefca 4osis. Mr.. Holt Was ons q,
Me.nsss,,, prominent young men Of
asIsole acquaintance Throughout hi.
f., The deceased T. the son OF A,,o,r.v
,. howard and Mrs. Anna n Hole -.
VS. born May II. isss re was = go.
.ste 81 wheeling High school srS 80.
tvt nSea the West Virginia University for
.NO terms While there he WAS $50.
tary 20 President d. - Purlrfo, "a
mott vas a great student and a low,
~ music. lie was the author OF seVersi
NWeh Sn9wn compositions, and was ViS-
s.til. Al me May Concert OF the
1919. VI Musie IN
re was a member and regular attend
mt % the First Methodist church a,
,,slini Three years ago he con-
uActea tuberculosis. from a nervous
oteakdoWn Que 20 overwork lie il sur-
wed oy his parents and one brother.
Sis Three sisters, Mrs. Forest De-
Ninney OF Allegheny. Mrs iEnatIu.
at home Fefh
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ITWTUUTTT ms TV0TTTT nm union
stores in tho city viii close ~ S.g0 In
the evening except Saturday This ar
rnrreurut viii b. fn force until July.
when tho closing hour VIII be- o'clock
Attending state Convention.
The annual convention % the ohio