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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
.TL49t. 5isfitsgN ,tffi8s {If st8t15 Tg.g3 ! STORM SURVIVOR
 REACHES THE ] CITY
Mrs. Joe Paulette Determined Slle'll
 Not Return to Galveston, ] Texas.

Mrs. Joe. Paulette, arrived here yes terday from Galveston to visit her mother, Mrs. B. c. Viets. NIT. Paulette is expected to reach Pine Bluff in. "a few days from the island city, and will remain here until he decides where he will locate. The Paulattes having lost everything they possessed in the recent hurricane, have already decided that they will make their home elsewhere than at, Galveston,
 Tn .Paulette home was onsthe low. CT part of the island, on the north side, near the causeway. Alarmed by the storm warnings and by the high wind, which forced the gulf water sfn- to the bay and upon the" island the Panlettes left their home Sunday ey- enng and sought safety in the higher part of the city. The wisdom of this move was demonstrated .-later ,whep their home: was wrecked, and every thing they possessed lost. The water stood 27 feet deep oyer, the site of the Paulette. home when the ahhrri- cane abated.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
RECEIVER WANTED FOR J. ". SANDERS
 MILL AND LANDS
c. H. Tziplett Et Al. File Suit for S185,00O on
 Old Notes.

Suit to secure judgment for Si 123,- 244.56 and interest of about $12,00D and for the appointment of 2 receiver for the J. W. Sanders lumber mill and timber lands was instituted yes terday against Mir Sanders by c. H Triplett, R. Carnahan and W. c. Hudson, and J. s. aNcDonnen as trus- tee, and J. Nj. Davis as state bank commissioner.
 The suit is in the nature of an ac- tion to foreclose g mortgages MT. Sanders having, in May, 1914 execut- ed to J. s. Mcdonnell, then president of the Bank of Pine Bluff warran- ty deed to secure a certain indebted ness due the bank by MT. Sanders. Simultaneously MT McDonnell exc cuted 3 declaration, accepting the warranty deed as a deed of trust, and thus giving the warranty decd the status of a mortgage.
 Messrs. Triplett, Carnahan and Hudson obtainsd the Bank of Pine Bluffs interest in the property by purchase for some $290,00O of the assets of the defunct bank. MT. Me- Donnell is also interested in the property on his individual account.
 In addition to tha Sanders lumber plant here, Whe property involved in clldes 36S0 acres of land in Lincoln, 80 acres in Jefferson, and numerous lots in the w. D. Johnson, Woodruff south, Lynch Geisreiter and Rongler additions to iPins, Bluff.
 Chancellor John M. Elliott being out of the city no action has yet beeA taken upon the petition for receiver ship.
 It is not expected that the suit wall have any effect upon the conduct of the Sanders lumber. manufacturing business. R. Carnahan has been handling the. Carnahan, Triplett and Hudson interests in the property for some months. In the evert of receiv- ership, it is probable MT. Carnahan will be nlalned, and the business cons tinued without interruption.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
Saline River Oyeiflows,

Kingsland. Aug. S1.--crops in the bottoms along the Saline have been damaged by overflow of the Saline river.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
BEGIN THIS MORNING
 PAVING l5TH AVENUE
Work t6 Be Started at State, and Win Be Rushed by the Kaw Paw
 ing Company.

Work will be started this morning at Fifteenth avenue and State street. on tho paving Of Fifteenth avenue and Laurel street, and it is expected the contract will be rushed to com pletion by the Kaw Paving company which has the contract for this paw ing district. las we'll as for the work. in tn Cherry street paving district.
 Quantities of material have al ready been hauled to the scene of the work, and the crews have been organ ized by the company, preparatory to the start of operations today The first work of course will be the lay ing of the underground drainage sys- tenn, after which the street will be put to- the proper grade, following which. the concrete foundation will be laid and the asphaltic surface coat applied,
 The work. will be started at Eff teenth avenue and State street, where the pavement will join the recently! completed State street pavelment. The workmen will proceed west on Eff tesntl avenue to and through the boundaries of the district.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
TRUl.0CK.f ]. FAKES !: .::: ::::: $; 2: ]. 5: CHARGE. 1 ] TODAY; M' M]|'[' ::;:: :::;::I x. IHE:.:;;H0TEt.. PINES
 1it tTtstgfJI fYfssa..-ry
Modefate- Priced asIl'itsi Cafe. Ser. vice to BeaEstab biished daby I r.. 7'' ra.. z ,% New Manager, ..s ''s,. ,s,
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s' v .-''.' V .'.fs5s' ttiiiar- ,II fStts
 Walter N. Trdrock, tnaaageF of ftffe .55aafee .55gatafeersqh, iHH9gtells comHan9y Nj ilraf$e eontnol of !theA Pings hlqtel ihiss p9orqn qnl 3!;;'t;II siss1; |:|; [a'E !s i|a'MfE M
 fine Pines .''aaifl1"aoan Wifi aoantitaRHe ,f6oabe operated on the European pfadh sanad1 saanad the Jefferson oil the American, and it isstfie 'intefftieff to,estabfish M first class moderate-priced, cafei service al the Pines. sa .o o,fi<riq %1s. .9AAA .m
 H! E. Johnso termed by his famn- jars as rPa!ri' Johnson, aWilE become chief elerks'at the iPines;i a1IdaWills. .he succeeded as chief clerk, at the vJ effer
 Son by HIS Daxis.~-B Both these young men men have .bsen 2Tittlh1 HaEnlock for vel J. 6. es fSpaiet psnns night l alsrk '.af tpe ef ensS sPa lH aStaH SR Ra5 s afs Sae liz from behind z the : desk, win eDh eDs
 John Thrall'o who has been chief clerk at the Pines, has oaccepted'ia pU- Sition, I-s travelling salesman for a shoe company. and vii. make :. :. 11is headquartars at Eillas;@ Texas. MT! Thrall has coriteriiplated this Tiiafi1a in line of endeavor for some timie..nf
 The lease oh the Pines taken oven yesterday by MT: sTFul6ck has ''efgGt years to run: While there wefe4 heard expressions of regret at the with draWal from Pine Bluff Of the storm Watson company, satisfaction was great that control of the handsomeI hostelry had passed Unto the qiands of "a Pine Bluff t1ra -of w. N. !Tru-, lock. liN stf5 aal.Gis:Da ao 5l..- ;t; s.esl
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
NO GAS SERVICE
 UNTIL SATURDAY
 AT THE EARLIEST
Conditions at Break in Main Deter Gas Men from
 Making Promises.

Not until Saturday at the earliest, can, gas service at Pine Bluff be re- sumed, and officials of the gas com pany mill not make a promise to fur nish the service on that day, because Of the conditions prevailing at the break in the main in the Red river bottcirs ill Southwsst Arkansas.
 It had been hoped, last week, that the flood waters in the Red river would recede rapidly enough to al- low of the beginning of repairs on the mains by yesterday or today, but the hopes were not realized, and it was stated last night that the water is falling vsrlv slowly, and that there ig little prospect of a sufficient fall for work to start, until late this week
 The gas company has big force Of workmen on the scene. and all of th will be put to work as soon as the opportunity presents itself. It will take about 24 men steady and hard work to make the repairs to the gas main, and considering very con- diton present. the fis companv of- ficials believe th3re is little likelihood of a resumption of service before Saturday at tha earliest, and possibly not before Monday.
 It is rather peculiar, and mos: unpleasant and annoying, coincidence that upon each occasion when gas service has been interrupted, "a cool spell of we ather has invaded this sec tion of the country. There is no ex- n1ana afiop for thn- coinc cidnnco por hoc there been any suffering on that ac- count, but hundeeds of people have been unable, to add a touch of artifi- njal heat which would have been most highly appreciated early mornings and late evening, especially during this latest suspension of service.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01


 Bank President Consents to Serve as
 a Non-ActiyesO 0 Official. J U; assiN Eals,A 7 ------4s 4sis:;s ...s.s 5; J. B. Boyce, president of the Cotton Belt Savings a Trust company, has been appointed by, GovHrnor q Hays as justice of the peace for sVaugine township to succeed Meyer Solmson, who resigned 5, hgsaccaaggse gacaa ssadf,7 Tfmoving from @ the city,, ssolRqf ssolRfoQn oQnsSw Swas asss,igp pot an active jiisfice,, Of tiS peace, na9,r wlil,Mr. sBoyce' ex4rcfse lttfk sau tAheof4fy tAheo f conferred upoK :fiim Gnaess tHll6d tit- on to do so because-s nnfd shal :.toiiI 6ifiOils.s sts as.xr Gs sssaysk" "sSsst MT Solmson hsat pdsseAt Tat Mearf- pMs. where hvdsdeneAxed 5fa'ahAxad- yeitisinS taspa rtnsant sfstlsesA AianipAis CoMMefcialEARpea& 1smussr ifAsS.e
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
HANf BUYS STOCK OF PINES LIQUORS

Harry Hanf yesterday purchased from M. o. WatsoH, former manager of the Hotel Pines, the stock of high grade and rare wines cordials, liqu- CUTS and other beverages held in the cellar at the Pines since the prohibi- ,tion laws went into effect.
 Mir. Hanf shipped the liquors yes terday to ais new liquor house at Ar genta, the hauling and loading of the shipment baing done in record time. The amount involved in the transac- ton was not divulged.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
For Ferry at Goatshed.

announcement is made that c. H Montague is preparing to establish and operate a ferry across the Ar kansas river near Goatshed. which is close to Moscow. It is believed this ferry will be a convenience to motor parties from Swan Lake, English, Langford, Cornerstone and other points in that part of the country, who can cross the river there and ccare to Pine Bluff over the Tamo pike.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
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] Pine Bluff Man Suffers Serious Hurl s,,, 11 When 'HA Drops T45lh Watat srg ,s .'s, 'ssst Tank 1t 5safyt6rS. s.;'i e' Tolliver Scffh1tz, < 'abn.s '6f agJ. eff
 Schultz, who 1fves1a few miles Rrbi3 |, the city on. the Camden road, sustainI ca pTobablY ffafa im5siuiyey last We'd
 nesday, When M Mhs'fS|l yl. sao aod]'gtayhte .,'] H 23 ,bs Ns5 NasE.fHlng, NSas.fHln E. at. J9ngs9oEo. lone
 fHee ,Gott9n .Be1f water Service was tr5 top 'so, thss5 t}ahk,s Wfth he,nlosts''hia
 footing and feff' tS the gfou1lt,' crush! R9p1lqR for p5res s1 Say In9 ttate''qtf His tfuef conafaesil;; 'sa sand dsssf ststed hpon .isetufiifng to- HIS: work sscfafmfiig thatnhe. Was 'A5t htirtstnioa
 He was seized wfftli' cbasvul ls46ns Fri day, and was brought to the home of
 hfs fathe1':! U He Wilf Abe, taken T5l the tDavsi h6;sp;itaa Todayla II is -candHio on .ls sednsile1'sl4s serious! 5a'.'.s .saH djis 'aHagris.,esa 4si ani,ub ..,.sn5. .ls ...3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
ACADEMY OPENS TO-DAY.
Catholic Institution Is Expected tl Have Greater Attendance This
 YANr ~ t

The 1915-1916 session of the An nunciation academy will begin this morning, and it is expected the sev- eral classes will be even larger than they have been in the past, there having been an increase in the mum Der of inquiries received.
 The academy buildings have been overhauled and prepared for the re- opening, and everything is ready for the pupils. The same staff of teach CTS in charge last year, will be at the academy during the present term.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01

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 |iS aa8fis'ss &iiees .'s; iasW s'' s.ni a'i,@ :" s -~-.---. f.45-.4y
 ssi s-'i"o'',se: l'sels .as laa .a.x Fiy < 4es .tlk .ft' t,s 9.e, .a1H aa1 Y9;l ',,ti .s.f,~
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
Germans Have alrgaasat ,the ,Fron

GermaaA 1!ll l ANEs alrg9lstk ktbe Front.
 Mr1sa 1ssl9' aSStaqfs ASg S , sfs& ,|ne kne tSe e ee,4asH dSsisFEaReSR lf5Bns iiia the 4 tthfh Uthhfhso @ tfSvsst M ifiS scsa "a large a aatDmatic of gSfh.s .ss sfA eefk ssr6s- lnsnt has BseAs Duat sBs 3hessnsans4f Ma1dshNt ains BaasAa<sdnA asas.s ents &o thtaftnnf asNsppxlaeat6t d(nstna aSn1ky regiment. sSnss ssagt0 Gs sss<A AaaIe
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-09-01
School Board t0 Meet.

The city school board 'will meet: during the present week to complete. the details of the arrangements for the opening of the forthcoming
 school term, which will start the third week in September '' esS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
RIVER NEWS

with slight rise expected the
IlNer stood al feet 6 inches yester.
Gay Al Parker the stage was a.
i'et' rising. The pool here Will likely
De restored the FIRST few days in
September
The Joe Jowler went up last night
on ner regular trip from Louisville
TO Pittsburgh. The boat was again
loaded TO capacity. The Liberty will
clear this morning AT 1880 for Msta.
moras; and the Express will be In at
p. m. Tho Reuben Dunbar will 20
down at this morning for Charles.
ton. Sunday morning the Kanawha
VIII be up from Charleston TO Pitts
burgh at 2 o'clock. the Joe Fowler
VIII be down from Pittsburgh TO
Louisville at 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

home in Columbus after a visit with
friends here.
Miss Elizabeth Gardner. OF Newark
Is visiting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l. jackson. OF Col
umbus' are visitors in the city.
Mrs. Earl Myers. OF Gravel Hill has
returned from a visit with friends a,
st. Clairsville.
Funeral services over the remains
OF John Burtoft. who died Wednesday
VIII be conducted at the home on
forty-third street. Sunday afternoon
Interment vii be made in Rose Hill
cemetery.
MI. and Mrs. George Trissler. OF
lrumbull street. are spending a few
Gays with friends az Van West. Ohio
MISS Norma Lockwood entertained
friends last evening at her home on
Harrison street.
Ferd Weight viii leave today for
visit with friends at Pittsburgh.
Chalkey Dawson. of Gravel nm. has
returned from Epworth park where
he spent the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. A. NJ. Flax have re-
turned from a four weeks visit with
relatives in Ohio and Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. johnson. oi
Gravel Hin, were visitors at Wash.
ington, Pa. yesterday.
Miss Marie Gaertner has returned
from visit with friends at Frank.
lin. Pa.
Miss Gertrude Gavin, OF Gravel Hill
has returned from a visit with friends
at Cambridge.
Mrs. c. c. Dickens has returned
from visit with friends here.
Mrs. Frank McNarma and daughter
OF Thirty-first street. will leave in a
Few days for a visit with friends al
Nashville. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gribben. OF
FRANKLIN street, are the parents OF a
daughter. born last evening.
The Rev. J. H. Lawther will arrive
home this evening TO conduct the
regular services in the First Presby
terian church, Sunday morning.
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BIG PARADE
AT CONVENTION
FINE PROGRAM ARRANGED FoR
BELMONT COUNTY SUNDAY
SCHOOL GATHERING.
Convention VIII Open Monday a,
Noon and Continue For Two
Daytime Program Ar.
ranged.
- plseateh b b.. Int.rIr.ne.r-

SPECIAL niEnatch % the Entefirercer
81. GAINESVILLE. o.. Aug. IL
FINAL arrangements are being made
mere Tor the entertainment OF dele.
Gates OF the Belmont Sunday school
association, coming August 30 and 81
10 meet In the nineteenth annual con
Nention- The gatherings will be held
IN the First Presbyterian Church
where FOR another year the work Of
me organization will be mapped out
by the leaders.
In keeping with the advertising
spirit OF the country the members will
line up IN great parade through the
streets OF the city Monday night
Those in charge are determined that
the procession will be Impressive.
and 10 make sure. have arranged for
a special train from Bridgeport 20
81. Clairsville Monday evening. The
train will leave Bridgeport at d
last time. and will arrive I'm St Glars.
Vile in time for the parade. Several
score Sunday school enthusiasts from
Wheeling alone will make the trip.
The convention will open Monday
afternoon at !, central standard time.
with three speakers OF note on the
program. Monday evening there will
! be a meeting with appropriate ad.
dresses following the parade Then
Tuesday the delegates will meet in an
all day session. In the morning com.
mittees will report. the years work
viii be outlined, and new Officers will
be elected. a feature OF the DAYS
program will be the departmental con.
ferences which will cover every de.
tail OF the Sunday school work Tus
I day morning there will also be =
period set aside for the awarding OF
banners TO the honor departments and
districts. Tuesday evening will be
given over TO talks upon the school
work
Notable this year will be separate
meetings for boys and girls. Each
| day OF the convention will be loaded
\ with Instructive work and play for
these real members of the Sunday
school world. Congresses where the
/ boy or girl will be given a chance "a
express opinions will feature the work
Convention speakers this year will
be experts in their line of work. Some
OF them will include Hon. r. Kraemer
/ Miss Mae Sedwick of Chicago. Rev. o
| G. Herbrecht Rev. W. r. Walter. Rev
c. II. Robinson and Dr. ]. ID. Darling
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The Lady Moose Circle viii hold an
.nlort3int meeting in their hail In the
~cn.snle building this evening
william Marquardt and family will
''N' tN'N evening Tor Mount Pleasant
NI,fe Ln-t W'Il boz the guests ~ reIa-
Misses .NarEaret DUFF and Dot G.aky
f''urr'f home last evening after Ia two
weeks tisit in Hoston
other ono ~ their ENJOYABLE dance u
thcir ntIi flIs evening
= nine Mound girl arrived q the home
'ng Nr' N. p. I'Ickman on Zane
The InIEhitn sheet Min closed down
'fi.t morning at the end Of the
a young child NJ Mr. and Mrs. Edward
HrlNsN Hf South sixth street Dr. said
IT'D o. 'r.f.I'.N 900 40 che home
Jesse InIlieon entsrf7ired o. NUM-
Too honor of her birthday
a number Uf Improvement are hrTrr
I.,'.s 'l i.' BALI park in fhc power part
o. O. IlssIor a-d family returned
."nn .'rrinI morning after ar auto
.' 2T..a 'ni other r.'rtF
Country "Hu viii hod an IMPORTANT
n.- Gins no ono club house furrrrrv
N9.t sl ~ -hs local churches win
otter fouarav a. The pastors uli re-
'Urr nsNf week
-,lW'.rs vH b.. started newt week on
ban ." E.rfH IIffn street
several rrr f.HfIHrH were acted mon
'.. .Hr "f fNa local HafIa 90 Ta-
rI0. HNi" IH.f evening
John MORT. leaves fnIr evening Tor
Nf.Is.Irr fH arrrd Sunday with frfrrfa
HrH relative.
IHrI Webb ana rI1v Ration uuf leave
''n.rfu morning fur columbus f1
spend fHr fr.
N.es ua-rarst HrIsrd has returned
fH Hrr home .n fEfa .Ifu nft.- n ....t
Win friends Ir IrffaHrrrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

ID IS ONrra. of Chester. returned
home Hffrr short tIaIf in This city.
Mrs Charles SehrIfrr and sons.
have returned fo Naasul0n. % after
% short r.Hif with Nr and Mrs A g.
Uranium. Ir hIrkuo1I
Charles Livingston OF Nourd4vfie
aas in tl.e city yesterday on business
Friends of Mrs Jennie Lewis win
r'T0f 'o learn chat shn is confined
'u Doc homo hy ri slight Illness
ST. and Mae Prod Murphy. OF SIC.
NrneHorf were fhe guests of local
relatives yesterday
Ir.I lHr.a'uan ~ WurfansIf d.
Dor. fHr uos' of hia daughter. Mrs
Cori Graabo
Harry Dyson haa accepted posi-
ton aH barber af fIa Max gaua eFnp
Sire Or a. sforccilHer and darrh
frr Uriou returned home last ,va.
u.nr after % weeks visit In CARLYLE.
lII.roiar
Any Urme of interest Tor this rapor
can ho left af Roberts a F-cdr.rta
drug eioro or caU alsI ON tho NON
phone at Martins Ferry
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
Commission Her.

Tho Belmont county budget commits.
sion arrived In Belaire last evenina
and conferred with city officials and
members Of the city board Of educa.
ton relative 20 amount % the appro.
prlatton necessary 10 meet the ex-
penses Of the school board and CITY.
The levy has been fixed az COZ mills
and The appropriation will be- based
N that levy city officials want n
larger appropriation than last year
and this can only be- obtained bv de-
creasinE the amount Of the school al.
preparation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
GAME FESTIVAL
FOR CHILDREN
AT ISLAND BRIDGE PARK TUES
DAY IN CLOSING PLAY
GROUNDS.
All Little ones viii be Taken In Cars
Free and Day Of Enjoyment
Given Them.

game festival at the Bridge Island
park viii mark the close of the pres.
ent Playground season in Wheeling
will be held Tuesday.
Several hundred children from the
three grounds OF the city will be taken
In special cars. provided by G. o.
Nagle. general manager OF the Wheel
ms Traction company TO the park.
The program will present some
folk-dances and singing games: relay
tcaes. between teams from the differ.
ent grounds. tug of war between
grounds. and group games between
children Of the same grounds.
There will be no admission to the
afternoon entertainment 10 Is hoped
good many Of Wheeling people will
take advantage OF this opportunity 10
see the activities which are helpinr
t. make strong. sturdy. manly boys.
and healthy. graceful girls out OF
their children.
There will be no cost for the chill.
dron. as transportation will be pro
vided free for all over six years old
and under fifteen years. who assem-.
BILE az the Fairgrounds at I 80 D. m.
The directors will be In charge OF
the children coming and going and
while on the grounds TIE program
viii be in charge of Recreation Man.
arer Hyde. OF the Wheeling Play
grounds association. The sincere
thanks Of the Fairgrounds associa.
ton IS due Mr. Joseph Lawson. man
ager Of the Wheeling and Belmont
Bridge company for the use OF the
park for next Tuesday.
The program Of games. dances.
races and other events will be
published Monday morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28
Independent Candidate.

The mayoralty race In BeIlaire is
getting interesting and warn times
are expected before the election In
November. AS stated by The Intelli
gencer a few days ago another inde-
pendent candidate has entered the
field making five that want 10 be
mayor. The fifth man Is William q
Halter. OF South Bellaire. an empIoye
OF the Imperial Glass company. He
secured petition from the county
erection board yesterday and is circu.
lating II for signatures and n so
names are obtained he will be en-.
Titled TO a place on the ticket. The
socialists will select a candidate Sun.
day' amking six in the race for mayor.
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Of his efforts during the past year
The clock stands over Ave feet hirh
and Is priced very highly by its owner.
One of the main points at issue be-
fore the convention was the estahIish.
ment of Pythian home for the
widows and orphans Of deceased Py.
thians. u was decided to postpone
the erection OF a home for some time
and instead. pensions will be given
WIDOWS and orphans To finance such
"A proposition, 30 was decided 10 levy
"a per capita assessment of 30 cents
per annum, payable semi-annually.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

feste lay morning at his home in
kirkwoOd. occurred the death of
Harry r. Russell. one OF the hest
known residents OF this vicinity. He
had been ailing for some time but his
death came a. a shock to his many
friends. The deceased was forty-fwo
years Of age. and Is survived by his
widow and the following children .
Mrs. VI. NJ. Niece ~ Wheeling. Mrs.
Louis Barte. Of WarwOod. Mrs Paul
Handlett. Of Pittsburgh Mrs Marian
Claypool. Chester and Ray Russell. of
this city. Funeral services will be-
held az the late home tomorrow after.
noon. in charge Of tho knights Of Mac.
cabees lntormcnt will be- made in
Linwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-28

o. m interesting case was tried in Souire
H bnET court last evening where
.uolh,f man went 60 r. store and oh
'1lH,u t9in' goods ON another mans
meek Tho parties are from Iansint,
W.NI or bridgeport After hearing tho
~ nc. ~ tho case the defendant MAS
r'leas"d ~ making Heef the amount
-,,ur'd On the chc& AID paying the