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The Spectator., 1915-01-01

Every motorman and conductor em- ployed by the Little Rock Railway and Electric Company will receive an fn- crease of one cent an hour after Jan uary l. Also the company will. dur ing 1915, pay bonuses under an or ganized system for efficient service.
 Rev Father Cappini. pastor of the Catholic Church at St. Vincent, Con. way county, was drowned Christmas in Point Remove Creek, near Nor. rilton.
 In the past four months more than 70 families from Oklahoma have nov. ed on to the cut-over lands along the Memphis, Dallas and Gulf and Iron Mountain Railroad, near Glenwood.
 c. U. F. Pierson has resigned as mayor of Gentry after serving three years.
 The Monkey Hill zinc mine, near Kingdom Springs, Marion county, will reopen January l,
 The thirty-fifth annual meeting of the Arkansas Horticultural Assoc,a. tion will be held at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, January 12-15.
 Most of the rice farmers of the Poinsett county district have sold their rice. getting S5c to s1.02 per bushel, but some of the heaviest pro- ducers are waiting for better offers. A few of these farmers have amounts approaching 10000 bushels.
 Miss Lou Aleen Coffelt of Benton. vile. and George Clarke, attorney of Lonoke. were married at 5 o'clock Sat urday afternoon in the House chamber at the new state capitol, by the Rev. Dr A c. Nillar.
The Spectator., 1915-01-01

The Monkey Hill zinc mine, nea Kingdom Springs, Marion county, vii reopen January l.
The Spectator., 1915-01-01

c. U. E. Pierson has resigned as mayor of Gentry after serving three years.
The Spectator., 1915-01-01

The thirty-fifth annual meeting of the Arkansas Horticultural Assoc,a. tion will be held at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, January 12-15.
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ENGLAND SANCTIONS.
The Big WAR LOAN

LONDON. Oct. IL, $50 D. ma
loan bill TO confirm the action Of the
government In raising a loan Of $780,
DOC. 900 in the United States In con-
junction with France passed through
all stages OF the house OF commons
this evening. II IN expected TO re-
.ceive he royal assent as o as the
house OF lords has formally passed IL.
Previous TO the passage of the bill.
Reginald McKern. the chancellor of
the e~xchequer. explained the reasons
for the terms and replied to criticisms
as to the rate OF interest charges for
the loan and the profit to be made by
the underwriters. These criticisms
were made by a few members of the
house. A large majority of the MEM
beers gave the bill their unqualified
support and it was passed unani-
mously.
II is not believed here that the
passage of the loan bill will have an
immediate effect on the rate OF ex-
change.
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BANKRUPT #


United States OF America. Northern DIG
trict OF West Virginia. s.:
In the United states District Court in
In the matter OF Weirton Plate struo-
tural n Construction Company. q cor
poration. bankrupt. No. as. In Bank
To the Honorable Aston 6. Dayton.
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict of West Virginia:
Weirton Plate Structural 4 Coustruc-
ton Company. of Weirton. in the Coun-
" OF Hancock and state Of West Nir-
rcsents that on the card day Of April.
last past IL was duly ~adjudged a bank
rupt under the acts of Congress relating
tc bankruptcy: that IL has duly surrcn-
drrcd all its property and rights or
property, and has fully complied with
all the requirements OF said acts and OF
orders OF the court touching its bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he may be-
charge from all debts provable against
IL. estate under said bankrupt acts. eX-
cept such debts rs arc excepted b. law
dated this 9Th day OF october A. d.,
wEiRToN PLATE STRUCTURAL <
CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
BY John 4. Howard. its. Attorney'
Order OF Notice Thereon.
on this lin day OF october \. d..
1915. m reading the foregoing petition.
Il is
ordered by the court that n hearing
be had upon the same on The 18th day
81 November. A. D.. 1915. before said
Court at Wheeling. In said district, at
ten o'clock In the forenoon; and that no.
ticc thereof be published in the Wheel
ing lntelligencer. = newspaper printed
in said District. and that all known
creditors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and place
and show cause. IL any they nave. why
the prayer OF the said petition should
not be granted.
And Il Is further ordered by tho Court,
that the clerk she'll send by mail 10 all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed 60 them at
their pieces Of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston q. Day
ton. Judge Of the said Court. and the
seal thereof. az Wheeling. in said dis
trict. on the 1ith day or october. a D.,
1915.
Attest:
=. Il. KEFAUNER. CLERK.
L. :. y. G. y. ID. W. Va.
o-13-23
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FIFTEEN PASS
THE NEW LAW

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Oct. 12-
Final certificates have been issued to
fifteen out OF 80 men who took the
examination on September s NJ Nor.
gantown for license to practice law in
this state. according 10 the
ment by the West Virginia supreme
court today. Eight others received
certificates showing that they passed
one OF two groups OF questions while
nine failed completely.
The fifteen who were awarded Ger.
uicates follow:
d.. ID. Ashworth. Raleigh; J. w
Copley. Mingo: W. J.. Cotton. Brooke:
!, w. Ferguson, Wayne: l. II. Hines.
clarion county. Pa; n ". Gilbert.
Monongahelia: Francis O.. Kittle. Bar.
oour: II. l. Miller. Summers: Kari
=. Phillips, Jefferson: Cecil II. Riggs.
Marshall; l. d. Smith, Grant: A. e.
Thompson. Ben Moore, George n
Irish and OrviIle Hackney. all OF Kan.
awha.
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BAPTISTS MEET
AT P~ARKERSBURG

Special Dispatch to the I-nteiligeneer
PARkERSBURG. W. Va. Oct IA
The hrst session of the fftieth annual
meeting OF h Baptist General Asso-
citation was held here this afternoon
with the calling together OF the exec
uuve board TO consider the missionary
activities Of the church and receive re
ports.
This evening the first session OF the
ministers Fraternal Union was held.
Kew A s. Carman. OF Marietta, and
Rev. W. II. Bayer. of Charleston. were
the speakers. Rev. w. c. Taylor. OF
Clarksourg. is presiding as president.
Wednesday morning the sessions OF
the fraternal union will conclude. and
IN the afternoon the sessions of the
association proper will start. with DR..
Il C. johnson. of Charleston. presiding.
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INCOME TAX


merely the total tax. but also the rate
n taxation A. least. congress has In
is discretion determined that tho
heavier burden can b. carried more
easily by the larger income and 10 b.
not for the courts 10 say that such
classification o. OUTRAGEOUS
Limited 20 Excise Taxes.
Answering a contention that despite
me sixteenth amendment. the conrti.
tuition stan requires income taxes f0
Be Uniform. the brief urges that the
uniformity rule Del limited to excise
taxes and does bot reach direct taxes
A. % alleged discrimination. The
government contends Congress has tho
recognized power 90 bal claaainca.
lions 20 LONG az hey are not unnafu.
raj and are based on real distinction
Complaints ~ discrimination against
holding companIeF by requiring cor.
operations and not individuals 20 pay
q TAI on corporate dividendf are mot
With tho statement that there b. a
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Obituary


After suffering with pneumonia and
computation Of diseases Tor the past
week. Mrs. Rachel johnson Riever. wife
OF william ktcver Of Forty-thlrd and
Jacob streets. died IN the ohio Valley
general hospital yesterday morning At
1895 o'clock. where she was rewoveo
ABOUT three days ago : post norton
examination was hold last evening al
ne institution 70 determine the cause
Of death. the finding being a. above
stated.
Mrs Rievcr WAS born iu the Wheeling
elrtIlct - years ago. aud had lived all
her life On this community. residing near
lin Grove before removing 90 tho south
sue she was a memhc Of zion Luther
She T. survived by her husband and
i've children William. John and Frant-
~ Hievcr. Misses Minnie and Genevieve
IueVer.
The funeral viii Dc held from the
iafnily homo Thursday afternoon at 2
r JOCK win the Rev. 4. T.. Bcuze. pastor
De im the MCMCcheu cemetery
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Stockholders Meeting.
Ia BELLE noH WORKS
GENERAL MEETING
or BToCKEoLpEE6.

Notice IS hereby given that a general
meeting OF the stockholders of La Belle
lron Work, will be held at the principal
office OF the Company. Fast end OF 8ist
street. In the City OF wheeling. West
Virginia. on the 27th day Of October.
1914 commencing at 10 O'Clock a m. At
such meeting there will be presented for
the confederation OF. and action by, Ia
~tockholders the question OF the issuance
by the Company OF its bonds. and OF the
execution Of n mortgage or deed OF trust
upon the property Of the Company to
secure the same. The amount OF such
proposed bond issue. and the terms
thereof and OF the mortgage or deed OF
trust securing the same to be determined
by the stockholders. or by the Board OF
Directors after consideration and con-
sent by the stockholders at such meet
ing. At such meeting there will be pre-
sented the further questions OF amend
ments TO the existing bylaws. and such
other matters pertaining to the interests
OF me company as may come before the
mesting Books for this meeting will
close with the close Of business Oct.
18Th, 1915. ond will reopen on the morn
ing OF Oct. 2Sth. 1915.
BY order OF the Board OF Directors
r, c. KIRK;
Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. %, 1915.
qa-NQ -Or-c-1T-gO
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QUICK HELP FOR
A CROUPY CHILD
SIMPLE-HARMLESS

When your child is croupy. cross.
feverish. full OF cold. restless and ir-
ritable. try this:
Get a small tube OF NoSTRIoLA
Of your druggist. apply to nostrils and
on chest and throat-also under arm
pits and on soles OF feet NOSTRI-
OLA Is absolutely harmless (formuia
on every pa PACKAGE and this simple
eommon-sense treatment will clear
the head. instantly stop hat terrible
chokey. cropy cough and quickly
change a half-siIk. fretful child into
a happy playful one.
The old method OF dosing the
stomach for colds and Group is wrong
and harmful Get a small tube of
your druggist and you'll wish you had
tried NOSTRIOLA sooner.
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greater difference between individuals
and holding companies than between
individuals and active corporations.
and that the court has upheld a dis.
unction in the latter instance In the
corporation tax cases.
Collection of the additional tax from
individuals and not from corporations
- defended as avoiding double taxa
tion The argument that there is an
unlawful discrimination in the tax
upon husband and wife living together
In that they are entitled only 10 one
exemption Of $4,000 r. answered with
the point that Congress was justified
In making a distinction between the
separate maintenaDce Of two persons
or the n hand and their combined
maintenance a. lesser cost on, the
other.
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FUNERAL OF LATE
SENATOR MILAN

Special Dispatch TO the InteIligencer.
CLA1sNlLLE, Pa. oct 12-Funerai
in McLain, IS. one OF the Oldest. most
This part OF wsshinston county was
family home. atssohndssd sy o siIs large at cone ene
course OF Borrowing friends and reia-
ives. ~tncludtng several veterans OF the
civil war The services were ndu
ed By the Rev. ID. Alexander McLachlan.
pastor OF the Claysville United Presby-
ierisn eh9reh. OF which senator Nc
Lain was Tor many years a member. as
sisted by the Rev. DR.. u. n. McGili. OF
the United Presbyteran Theological
seminary at Pittsburgh. Both minist-
ers paid a beautiful tribute to the dead.
telling of the many deeds OF kindness
done by Mr.. McLain during his long
tan man \ selected number OF mem
bers OF the C~lsysville United Presby-
,erian ehurch sang several fsvorite Sc
The pallbearers three sons. w. J.. r.
John A and David 6. McI-ain: the Rev.
Pa. and a grandson. George NJ. Sprowis'
BRIEF servtces were conducted at tho
grave by the Rev. DR.: McTachlan and
On. Burial was in the c~iaysviIle GENE
senator McLain had been in failing
tIon was not considered serious until
about 10 days before his death, which
occurred Sunday night.
SAhAA1a
Mr., Nolan perhaps had the most
prominent public and business career
Of any man who lived In the Claysvilie
section. He had spent all his life I'M
this section and was one of the most
widely known residents in this part OF
Pepnsyivanis Before he attained his
through his many years he was one
OF the chief advocates for better and
advanced money to many young men In
ms community TO complete their edu-
In ists Mr.. McLain was married 20
Miss susanna Ralston OF this place, and
last November they celebrated the s5th
annlyersary OF their marriage.
w hen the war TIVE the states
broke out Mr.. McI-ain enlisted on the
Union side and fought with distinction,
RECEIVING an honorable discharge at the
He returned TO his section and enter
ed the mercantile business and later be
came ofe Of the largest wool buyers IN
this part OF Pennsylvania
In pilitics Senator McLain was orlRi-
nally n Wing. He was elected TO a num-
per OF public offices. finally being sent
20 the state senate by his people in 1855.
where he served with distinction ana
honor to himself and his district.
lie was one of the principal organizers
OF the bank OF Claysvtlle in 1890 and
was the first president OF the %institu-
ton Mr.. McLain was one Of the old
est subscribers OF the Wheeling Inteiii-
tnSeE, having taken the paper for NOR.
Senator McLain IS survived by his
WIFE Mrs susanna Ralston McLain. and
the Following sons and daughters: WILL
IAN J. f.. cashier OF the National hawk
OF C~laysville; Mrs. Margaret NcLain
s 5pro ", Clnysville; John a. representa-
YORK; David 9. OF Buffalo. y. Y: NS
Susanna 3. Noble. wife OF w. Lawrencs
SS sSc MHEtins Ferry: O. and Mrs. Re
III. y. King, pastor Of the Paxtang pres.
byterian church. Paxtang. Pa.
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LOWER COURTS
ARE REVERSED

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. IL
The West Virginia supreme court
handed down seven decisions today,
each OF which was a reversal OF a
lower court. Two cases were from
Randolph county and the others from
Doddridge. Mercer. kanawha. Raleigh
n Wetzel counties. A writ Of error
was awarded on the petition OF the
state AGAINST Thomas II. Farley. He
was under indictment for violating the
prohibition law but was discharged
from custody when the circuit court
held that the indictments found under
the so-called Yost Law were INSULT
cient as they erred in fixing the Of
tense within a year last past" al
hough the law had been in effect less
than one year.
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GIRL MAKES PLEA
BEFORE COMMISSION

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Oct. 12.-
Appearing today before the Public
Service commission. Miss Maxine MAY
Williams. a girl in her teens. made a
speech OF appeal 20 that body TO allow
the Kanawha and West Virginia rail-
road company TO change its station
from Washington Springs near here
The commission listened TO the young
woman and then directed its attorney,
s. b.. Avis. to prepare her petition in
regular form to be presented TO the
commission. Miss Williams gave the
commission a petition signed by every
resident OF the town. Washington
Springs was named in honor of Gen
eral George Washington who is
credited with having discovered the
burning springs there. .
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WESLEYAN HAS
HARD PRACTICE

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
BUCkHANNON. W. Va Oct. 12-
Miller returned to the squad today
after having been out OF the Wesleyan
practice for a week on account of
Water on b knee. His return makes
the squad full strength again, except
Tor the absence OF Bobbitt. Today's
work was hard and long one. The
charging machine. tackling dummy,
orwar passing, open field tackling.
signal drill and special scrimmage for
the development OF new plays an re.
ceived their share OF attention. The
game with Catholic University. here.
Saturday is regarded as one OF the
hardest on the schedule and a hard
scrimmage will likely form the bulk of
tomorrow's work.
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ODD FELLOWS MEET
AT MORGANTOWN
speeial Disaateh 70 the Intelireneer.

Special Dispatch 10 the In~telIigenccr.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va, Oct. r.
Whit nearly 500 delegates in attend
ance, representing 400 lodges. the If
tieth annual session OF the Grand
Lodge of the Independent Order of
Fellows opened here this morn
ing. Mayor Cox. of Morgantown. de
livered the address OF welcome on be-
half OF the town and Judge George
c. Sturgiss spoke on behalf OF the local
order of Odd Fellows. DR.. ID. L. Ash
delivered the response. while exIGov-
ernor William +. Glasscock delivered
the memorial address.
The Rebekahs are meeting in con-
junction. and both will be in session
until Friday. Ninety-one Rebekahs
took the State assembly degree today
and others will take Il tomorrow.
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MAY FACE A
MURDER CHARGE

UUNTfNGTON. W. Va. oct. ra-rar1
ltncher ~. " Tcaya. Putnam COUNTY.
died IN a hospital here TO-DAY a. i 81.
suit 81 wounds sustained when be- vaa
struck Tn the head with a club. gargIr
being held ~ Winfield on a rharee al
assault. u being alleged Fletcher afruek
Iiucher after they had some words 0ger
d saddle hlanket near "a churrn NJ Tesve
Both families pre- well ~couurrfeG
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DRY MEN OFF
FOR WHEELING

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. 70
Headed by Fred o. Blue. commissioner
OF prohibition. a party OF 20 prohibi-
tonists left here to-day for Wheeling
TO attend and take part in the first
convention of the Law Enforcement
Association of West Virginia. Rev.
j. f. Bird, OF Charleston: Mr.. Blue
and Rev. G. W. Crabbe. at the head
OF the Anu-Saloon League of the State,
viii be among the speakers.
Other delegations from points in
Southern West Virginia passed
through here on their way TO the con
Vention.
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MEN ON
SCHMIDT JURY

Los ANGELES. Cal. oct. IA
jury of lS men will be empanelled TO
try Matthew A. Schmidt for murder in
connection with the destruction Of the
Angeles Times building. IL was
agreed today by Attorneys for the
prosecution and the defense. The OBJ
ject Of the 18th man is to provide a
substitute In case OF illness OF death
of a juror.
witnesses began 10 arrive today,
ana II was said presentation of test.
mony probably would begin Monday.
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THE MICHIGAN WINS
GUNNERY TROPHY

NEWPORT. r. l.. Oct. I2.-The tro-
ply for battle efficiency was presented
TO the battleship Michigan. Admiral
Fletcher. Vice Admiral Mayo. the rear
admirals OF the various divisions as
semoled here and about 200 officers
were present when the red pennant
with the black ball in the center was
handed to Captain 4. p. Niblack. This
Is the second time the Michigan has
led the Atlantic feet in battle efHcien.
cy for gunnery and engineering.
The gunnery trophy was presented
TO the ~battleship Georgia. Captain Jo-
seph w. Oman. commanding.
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ifN kImmuuH Of TrInnff-
pnlat died last might az 7s1G o'clock al
nor home OF n complication Of disease
she was ln the 18th year OF her ace
Sho was the widow % Alfred kimmons
Wnn ulcu about ten Years ago. Mrs
hlmfuOua was horn and reared in the
pik" dtftftct lud .hnd always made her
home near Eriudcluhla She was Il mem.
hef Of the froabyterlan church. sur
~ valley Grove. and John Kimm1ne III
tnuurllsVillet Pa besides the following
hruthora and sisters John Muld0un. u
~NgrEnntoWu. George Muld0on. OF Trfa-
delphia. and Mrs Moore 81 Triadeiuhia
tuueral arrauncmenta Will Dc com
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John Christopher Horetmaun. ared "a
years. D. dead % bis home. 40. fUT Nsnff
street North Hruwoud urnfu occurred
Yesterday following an illness OF nine
years.
MI Horatmaun was born In WIuafn.
u~ruFlnfr ~ Hanover. DOB 1872. ana was
married Co Misa Charlotte FrftE0arhfr
Nu IHhN They came Co. this country
shortly nftor and located On Armstrong
county. fenuayfVnnfa later coming 10
tnl1 community. whore they resided Ton
cni| drfn were born Co thrm. UuIr two or
whom ore living Mrs Joseph UfIuIrIH
and Mr. Christopher Welnlein. both III
THIS city Mr.. Murrtmann also aur-
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NrErsTEH

NTW ORLEANS. oct. re=Thc rarf-b
grand jury to-day c~Nouernfcd the Rev
Episcopal church here who rf1f ana
KILLED Lansing 81 TrarruI In fhs rer
tory carly Nsafrrlar. The minister fnid
police hr mirfuok thr Young mHn fne d
burglar and no police charge was made
WlturHsfr before the grand jury frafi-
iirl that fcaraall apparently had been
drinking
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SYNOD MEETS NEXT WEEK.

E~cginniuF on October -. wrrE.s
csslou - the synod Of West NIraiui
froH hyterian churchfr will b. held fn
stone church. Elm Grove Ths uerafor
lH the annual rafhrriuF and will b. at
tended b. ministers aud laYmrn from ain
over the state while the womrn-a avn
pdlcnl g0cietlfs VIII b. in session IN the
First Methodief Episcopal church on
s. lengthy ururraa has been 1880
including un address hV the Rev ur
liinitt OF vs. A. D. college a. the second
session
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SERIOUS STRIKE
is THREATENED

FAST LIVERPOOL. o.. oct. IA
strike that would tc uu tHn pottery Ir.
iur tt ~ the ohio VALLEY lH threatened
BY kiln Orcmau uufras certain drwarfl
arc granted hr The manufacture. THr
cupiorrH to-day delivered nu utfImafum
~dewaldinE n scale 0f 20 H daf. nn ir.
we're given until Monday fO reply Fire
men in thc Eart Liverpool arI Wells
VIE districts lu ohio and Chester and
tcwcn districts Doe west virginia arr
affected.
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TYPHOID nF1pEnuc.

lIAELEETON. W. Va. oct I1-NaYo
Iolmau state anuitary engineer returned
% lharleaton TODAY from Gleuvile where
Pc fuuud on epidemic % typhoid fever.
lle SAWS There are an cases iu that small
Town thn seat 81 hllmer county and be-
suspects thai two water wells there have
caused TIE CUB Zee ordered "a num-
Der 0f small buildings DESTROYED. and
r hafiug an analysis made % tho water
from Tie supposed contaminated wcils
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y nrrrr

interesting addrrasfa were made
Pr frt " o. tlfrrt and Julius UIHm-
nnrr re- Che regular meeting nf me
Ifnfhrrhuud ~ EI Iuh church or me
South NIlr. held Irrf might Rev rIffrf
entertained those who nfffnd In an nf.
nfra9 Dol German. while Ar IlumHrrr
spoke ln EnrlIsh $50 special hraIrr-a
Na. dIrposei of nr thr Ur0fhrrho1a Iaat
night
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sonn EMALEFor.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. OCT. IeAAc.
clrdlug to a bulletin Issued from ~ Of
llCe ~ the state health Department BY
Ir. 81 I. ifnaon. state health commits
Hioner. there have been approximately
'Nn cases 81 smallpox ln West virginia
M tnr larf three years. Ur. Ieuaou saws
that IGNORANT nrefudioa aralnEf vssaias-
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wives. in addition TO eight grandchildren
and two great-grandchildren.
Mr. Horstmann vas a member OF st.
Pauls Evangelical church and for many
years was superintendent OF The sunday
school.
Funeral services viii be held al the
family home Thursday afternoon at 2
o'clock. Hurinl BOZ ST. Zoin.