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Estimate British LOSSES.

BERLIN. via Amsterdam, Sept. g
Great Britain has lost one out OF every
twenty of her merchantmen above 100
tons, according to an article In the
Roeinische ZeitunD to-day, which adds
that the losses to British shipping dur
ing the war at the minimum amount
TO 4h per cent, OF the total tonnage.
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HUERTA is CONFIDENT.
His Ex-MInister Says General VIII
Prove Ills Innocence.
Special Gable Despatch 10 TUE sur

HAVANA. Sept. 3-Ex-M!nister
Lozano. who hated the United States
and Americans more han any man IN
President Huerts's Cabinet, arrived
hero to-day.
he visited in prison, Is confident that he
will prove his innocence and regain his
liberty when he Is put on trial by the
United StatsA Government.
Lozano say he intends to settle here.
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Special CoJie Despatch 10 THE SUI.
LONDON, Sept. 3.-The following Of
ficial Belgian statement was received
here to-day by wireless:
There vas a bombardment of the
whole front to-day, the bombardment
being especially lively in the neigh
borhood Of DiXmude.
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VIENNA REPORTS GAINS.
AUSTRIAN. RcpuIsr Italians Near
ToImino Fortress.

NrfrhII 'dbTf NrsnnI"' 10 THt StN
NirNSA, via Amsterdam. sept. THE
following official statement was given
out by the Wal office tonight with re-
gard TO the Italian theatre OF war
quiet which prevails generally on
the southwestern theatre continued
yesterday.
ON the Tyrolesc front minor en-
gagemen occurred near Maudron-
huett. and south Of Mori. resulting In
the retirement Of the enemy.
In the region OF F1itsch and at
some other points Of the front In the
coast region, artillery and mine
thrower actions occurred. Toward
evening our troops repulsed a violent
attack on the southern part OF the
~bridgehead Of the fortress of Tolmino
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NpToI1I '1N7T OcspdfCH 10 TnI SIN
LoNpuN. Sept. 3.-.A despatch from
Sofia Says that the Duke of MeCklen-
burg Is visiting with the Rulgarian royal
family. He IN said to he accompanied
by III. Won Rosenberg, who has been
sent by the German Foreign Onise to ie-
port on Balkan affairs.
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India Bans Export Of Hessian
Cloth.

CALCUTTA, via London, sept, 3.-The
Government has prohibited tn. ex-
portntion OF Hessian cloth and bags rx-
ccpt To Great Britain without licenses,
Stacking goods are not included IN the
order, Licenses will not he issued until
the Government has been fully supplied.
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ing scattered from Laredo to Browns
vile. Citizens are arming themselves
everywhere along the river and declare
that they viii exterminate the Next
cans. In some OF the settlements. how
ever, the Americans are in the minority.
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Airm-n shell German Naval Bnse.

Special cable Despatch 10 THE suN.
PARIS. Sept. 3.-The Ministry of Ma.
rine gave out the following official com
munique to-day:
Last week French naval aviators
dropped 400 I inch shells on German
naval installations on the Belgian
coast. They also are doing active
work In Syria and at Venice. where
they frequently drive off Austrian
aviators. sometimes pursuing them as
far as Pola.
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TRUCE IN WELSH COAL STRIKE
Miners \arcc Ia Work. Pending
Final settlement,

NVfEtIT 'uOTf UfSD0fcH 10 n ~
tAEpUr. sept. 3-At tn" Trade
Union coufereuc" a new agreem,u' 49,,
signed to-day in the dispute between
"a" South Wales coal miners aud ;hc-
employers, The miners representa- wee
demanded IN immediate increase 81 '.l,
per cent. OF their present wages and r-
fused IA. wueIs Offer Of a ! per rpn'
raise. This question will 10 recrir 4
ultimately to an official arbitrator
The advantage gained 10y the now
agreement II hat the miners az, will.
ing to work pending "A tina settlement.
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WOMEN FAVOR WAR SERVICE.
British soldiers Relatives Favor
IOmpuIsory System.
>o,c,ai Cabie Despafch 10 Tur 81

LONDON. Sept, "a largely attended
meeting OF women relatives Of soldiers
OF all ranks held here this afternoon
went on record AZ favoring the introduce
ton In Britain Of IA national service sys-
which is known to have the support OF
the Government and which is consid-
cred the only alternative for conscTip-
ton.
Many prominent public men addressed
the meeting. A resolution was passed
demanding military service of all At
men and other national service by men
not physically ht TO night, as well as by
all women.
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SHIPS SUNK. U BOATS BLAMED.
one OF Three British Vessels Lost
Fired Upon on Queenstown.

'V'TTW7 T"VT' "'oVUFVV To THE sVN'
LONDON. Sept. 3-The British steam
ship Roumanie has been sunk, presum-
ably by a German submarine. The
crew VAS saved,
A despatch from Hartlepool says that
the British steamship WHITEHEAD has
been AMI The crew was saved.
The British bark William r. Lewis
was fired upon to-day OF Queenstown
by "A German submarine. The crew was
rescued and later the ship was sighted
as a derelict.
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The lioumanie was a vessel Of l,63S
tons gross. The last heard of her was
that she arrived In Archangel on July
% from Blyth.
The Whitefeld was OF 2.42a tons and
was owned AZ Hartlepool.
The william T. Lewis. 1895 tons,
sailed from Everett, Wash, on March
20 for Sheerness, England. with a cargo
OF lumber.
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THE SrN printed a long letter from
its correspondent in London on August
"a. giving Pray's story. Pray said that
he had been employed by an automobile
manufactures at Flint, Mich. until No
vember 1919. when he Went to Germany
aud from that time until august. 1914.
was engaged in reinforcing private auto
mobiles 40 that they could carry ma
chine guns.
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NEW POST FOR DIR. DERNBURG.
To Represent German Intcrrsts In
south aud EXTRA America.

AMSTERDAM, sept 3.-Dr. bernhard
bernhurg has been made president 81
the newly formed German Economical
League for south and Central America.
according t. the hO'luiSche /citunO. Dr..
pernhurg expects to go to South Amer
lea shortly.
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TEUTONS TAKE GRODNO
ADVANCE TOWARD RIGA
Russian Garrison Escapes Safely-Captue of Fortress
Opens Road to Wilna-Czar's Troops in
Galicia Driven Nearer Border.

my in the region Of thc confluence Of
the Strypa and Zalechtchinki. Wednes-
day. were repulsed.
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The hfth Earl OF Lonsford vas orr
IN 1864 and succeeded his father In
1887.
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EARL OF LONGFORD WOUNDED
Included In British Casualties q,
GaIIipoIi Peninsula.

NDFCI1T fdbTe UtsDdfrh 70 I'M ~
LONpoS. Sept. 3.-TO-day'. Et.'sh
~casualty list contains the fim., o.,
- officers. Of whom II were Killed. ana
of 1850 men. of whom 15S were KILLED
The list contains the nauu, or N,
Earl OF Loupford. wounded on the Cd.
lipoli peninsula on August n.
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BRITISH LOSE 1000 IN PERSIA.
Ucn,, Casualties In attempt To
rake Bcndrr-Bushir.

I">poN. Sept. IA telegram f,u
Btgdld says that the british los, mo
1000 men In the attempt to ith.
Bonder-Bushir on the Persian ,iui'
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IF AND BUT

If we were to compute our
fees for work on the basis Q,
our cumulative experience in
building, we would in all Prob.
ability be the highest pricel
contractors in the world.
But inasmuch as our cumu.
lative experience is utilized by
US, not to add to the cost Of
The work but rather as a means
Of reducing it, we are obvious.
ly the most economical con.
tractor an owner can employ.
HOMPSON-STARRETT
COMPANY
Building Construction
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ne. t. a seaport city OF Persia. situated
on the Persian gulf. about lNu miles
from the mouth Of the Shat-el-Arat r..
population II about $1,000. Tho ely In
times of peace had an extensive trade.
mostly with the British empire.
The above despatch Se"ms to COO" arm
meagre reports that have managed 10
pass the British censor. concerning Per.
sian uprisings against the British.
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DIED

sHAfFER-On Friday. September a..
1912 at ~ O'Clock, az snort Creek.
Mh. HENRY SHAFFER in his $50
year.
Funeral services sunday September 2s
A. p. M. az his late home Intcrmeuf
In short Creek cemetery.
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srs Victims friends .' Ou cI r.r cav.
hq samuel Ipc bel sp,r .nr H.. .,.,
H'fa' fhca Jon WITH friends sf f.l..~s.
MfHers. Tim Foher gffr u.e ti...
picn. wished friends bore sunan.
~ and Mra Charles ko...f s.g-
returned home aftrr iv1 rs..r. t.r-.
700 wilh friends Iu DIarsanur. go
Nay fsuurE
Mr and Mre HAIRY Miller and u..f.
Nn uFhffr. have returned fo fFaIr I....
Wone'nr o.. after a aeeas siaif Hr-.
win friends.
eroffen sudnrr taa rraanei r.. ..t.
aa p agent bore after rn.HtInr
'larkfuurg
Mra Joe Di1nrr. eHs har been 4.f..
f' Dog hulU. nu G.II.'r EIaf Dr. sl OIL.
inl owed 90 lniH urIUnr
Hra Harry Anderson returned Cd. ...
BONO nI Downs. H.ulH.. affa. a r..r.
f.Hif h.fe rifh friends
Miss Hcllr ULrrr. has. -r.......
ge.le afLer short vlr.t vito fI.li. Ir
~ and u-r william tur.rm., ...
l.ilns ffiafl.sa ln Whe.Hng r1r q r.s
WiFe Violet Otf DOL tiaIrrr r...,t. ..
,. u 0chen fDI few da.r
NfH John NInrr nan returned homo
aItef short rirIf uifh friend. In Hur.
mrs pseaf giane- s4i utu. a.arrf-.
&c gf.fing friends ln faIrtItu f1r Il
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TO
HAVE RECOUNT

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. IA re
count OF the ballots in sixty-four boxes
from as many precincts in order TO de.
termine who was nominated for the
office OF county parliamentary on the
Republican ticket az last Tuesdays
primary election. was ordered late to
day BY Judge James X. MacFarlane.
me order was issued on the petition
Of counsel for William b. kirker. one
OF the candidates for the nomination.
Oh the 81 boxes. one was In the First
ward OF Braddock. and the remainder
IN the first six. wards OF Pittsburgh.
Nearly 100000 votes were cast in the
primary and only SO separate Kirker
and David b. Jones. his opponent The
Ming OF the petitions followed the ac-
lion OF Sheriff George w. Richars,who
placed police and deputy sheriffs on
guard over a large number OF ballot
boxes following the receipt of reports
sast night that an attempt TO tamper
with the boxes had been made.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
SAND HILL

shNn HILI. vs. go. Sept - rrs
p. D. Jefferson ana daurhter nuend1isn
nave returned home aztec .U...tI..a fN.fr
week with SIR. Hnd Mra Oliver C.riufr-
OF oklahoma. ohio county
SITS Ellsworth Miller arf children o.
NIu Grove have returned home affrr
eNtuIlus several months with Hrr 80.
ent- SO and Mrs william Winters. on
account of hDr health.
Tho LOCUST grove school rrf Iona
oaE school OF thia district u.rnn frel1
Anna Eui ing i.acher Tor Toe fornrr arl
800. alta hrchcr OF Dallas f1r he faf.
Tre oak uW school haa been oero..
monthly closed aa there Ia NOT en1r-r
erNnifr fn sag fo hIrr teacher
Nrs samuel Turner ia fhe guest "a
Dec aaug nfrr. Mrs John Davis
Mra vs. Kent anf daughter has.
returned home after SPENDING this v-.a
tr inr gUgefH OF Der parents A. ma
Mr Charles Jefferson nf un..r.rr
spent several Gays with hIr brother b. r.
Aell Nrsnn ~ fn.a place
goo W.. Norman uaruc md
ulHN WIEN Dog rar0nfa Nr ana rrr
Charlie. Itrmukf at HIr WrrrfInr .rrer
MIHHre Irna Bruce ord FInrrnra Zones
NN.' 20 I"H." |HfHr nT.HH muHn.I|..H aa..
rrtI Wr.k rIeiiIuE relatives in Wheel
IuH HuN ..m Grove
sHnda. school Sunday ar q o. r.. rrsr-
fn meeting r rHrrr aIu
IlH II. H.rl...f Hnnf. .....
Miss Hsfel wisfsrs ls sp~af.rr So ss
tiwe WfN feI eIaff rs fI.aFrfn ffI.
~ OF i'n aIufc
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RESCUE WORK is
HIGHLY EFFICIENT


SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. sept "a
That trst aid and rescue work In the
mines OF the United States has been
carried 10 high degree of efficiency.
was demonstrated today at the third
annual Joint held meet for miners held
al the Panama-Pacific exposition under
the direction OF the California Metal
Producers Association. the National
Safety Council ana the United States
Bureau OF Mines
The gold medal donated by the
American Safety Association TO the
team making the highest score in all
ecents and bronze medals given BY
the American. Red Cross were won ny
the Homestake Mining and Milling
cOmpany's team OF Lead. ). d.. whose
score was 80 per cent The same team
also won the first prize for the highest
score ia team events.
The Utah Fuel company team.
Castle Gate. Utah. won INST prize in
The mine rescue contests with DC
per cent.
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EXPRESSES eRATIrunE

W WASHINGTON. d. C.. Sept. "a
The Austro-Hungarian embassy to-
day made public wireless dispatch
from Vienna, stating that the depart
ure OF the American Red Cross con
tingent about 10 leave for Siberia.
was the occasion OF special ceremo-
MES under the auspices OF the Aus
trian Red Cross. The message. signed
by Foreign Minister Won Burian. said
the Austro-Hunsarian government ex-
pressed its great gratitude 10 the
Americans for their work in the hos
pitfalls az Vienna and Buda Pest
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Mits virginia henderson Dr. The House
guest of Miss Mnbclle Potts of Maple
Albert Hcck has returned 90 Akron.
tiHIn. Hffrr aurudluU nla vacation wIts
BIZ parents in the CifF
william Hall hae returned t0 New IIn-
ven. Conn. tu resume his studies at Yale
COLLEGE
Mfa u. H McNiifcu has returned from
LiHIf win frien D. bob IuIuuInuu
Mra l IT. HurunrHuE hHn returned
from welt with friends ln -isterarIIIr.
Miss Marie Mufhruan OF pIffanuren
d. tnr house guest oft Miss kathryn SD.
IHHHrN Tor fHn Weekend
hrs Carl Zine 81 MuuudaVllt ia tfr-
iUnE Mrs. John Mclionry on Virginia
Hfrr0f
Robert lieher bias returned from a vis-
t WIN friends ln Fcnuayltanla
VII. Harry Wrlmfr was hostess f0
ihe Daisy circle uf tho Firat So o.
church af her homo nu River Front.
rrof b % Moore was "a business Wis.,
tor lu fhc city. TnursdaF
Aif" lola NuufNiN and daughter have
turned from NIaIt With ro'HfIrsa Iu
Mrs q b Williams returned sstar-
dHN otter visiting friends In IuIaufoeu.
IH.. fu| several month.
Row I luHf hrH returned from
'IaTrfIiIH after Attending fnr ar..I...
uf fha Panhandle Baptist Assoc. I'd. H.a.
MlHH ImmH UcunInn 90 Ieunrn.rH IT.
fnH rurHI of Der a|afrr. Sal. InnI.n.t
uuah uf ClursH street
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Los +

>-~>~>-~~~>--~~~~--~~~r>
LOS1-l-adics' pin with anlond center.
between Virginia Theatrs and Geo. n
Layior Co. ana Echo Point Reward.
CAL Bcll phone 31i-f;. Altenh,im. or Maj.
9o-la Pleasant valley se-25-f
LosT-coIlcctors book Please return
20 News office. se-a0-i
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PROBATE OF WILL


-. EEopAte OF Will
Oltlce OF the Clerk. County Court ohio
county. state OF West Virginia
IN the Matter OF the Probate of the
LAST WIZ and Testamen- OF George +
The object OF the petition filed In this
matter on the 10th DAY OF Septvuier
lsl9. Is 10 have admitted TO probate i've
paper writing purporting 10 be the Last
VIII and Testament OF George r. Gray
deceased, bearing date on the 22nd day
OF august, 1915. And a. appearing from
an eitldaNit made before me By samuel
Nesbltt, Jr.. attorney for the pctiti0nsr
therein. thai William =. GraK. an inter-
ssted person. Is a nonresident OF tue
state OF West Virginia. IL Is hereby or
dered that he. the said William T.. cray
90 appear az my office In the City OF
wheeling. state OF West Virginia in the
county and state aforesaid. within one
month after the date OF the first publ
cation hereof, and do what Is necessary
10 protect his interests In the said mat
ter.
The hearing OF said petition il set for
the 10th day OF October. 1915. az 10
o'clock a. m.
JOHN II WELLS
Clerk OF the County Court. Ohio County.
state of West Virginia.
Samuel Nesbitt. Jr.
Attorney for the Petitioner
se-l1-lk-e5-u-a
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NOT IN sIe LOAN

NEW kENSlNG TON. Pa. Sept. g..
-Nouces signed b. the First National
bank Of New Remington. the Parnas-
sus National hank Of Parnassus the
Logan Trust Company and number
OF foreign banks we're distributed DO
the towns Of the lower Allegheny val.
ley today announcing that none Of
the banks would ttke any part in the
AnRloFrcnch loan. and none Of them
would subscribe To- the loans Of any
other foreign nation This action was
taken because % the cosmopolitan
character Of the population in this sec.
ton
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SUB SINKS THE
LINER HESIONE

QUEENSTOWN. Sept "A. u:45
p. m.-The Houston liner Hesione.
bound from Liverpool for Buenos
Ayres, was sunk yesterday The crew
OF the vessel escaped in two lifeboats.
One of these boats. containing the
captain and % men. WAS picked up
and landed here. The other boat with
Is men in IL. is reported 10 have
made for the Scilly islands
The boats lost toucS with ,acn
Other during last night.
The HesiOne was a vessel OF 5.66J
tons gross register.
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Miss Rose F'ahey has been visiting in
Fairmont
Mrs. George Motters has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Lee Rogers. in
Clarksburg.
Mr.. and Mrs r. T. Brooks have been
visiting in Elkins.
Misses Hazel and Ethel woodward
have gone TO salem College 70 study this
year.
Ariie Phillips has returned from a
six weeks trip to the Panama-Pacifc
Exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. r. Clark and Mr.. and
Elkins.
Mrs. G. W. McGlumphy Of Chicago. Is
visiting her mother. Mrs. u. W. Hare.
Mrs l.. W. Burns has returned from
Marlinton, where she has been spending
some weeks.
Mrs Rex Nuzum and children have
gone 20 Elkins.
The district convention OF the Daugh-
ters Of Pocahontas was held AT Rowies-
burg with representative present from
the lodges In Grafton, Fairmont. Clarks-
burg, MorgantOwn and Rowlesburg as
wei as other smaller towns.
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SAYS WEST VA.
is A WONDER.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. "a
Magnus Martinson. of Minneapolis. in
terested in the success of the prohibit
ton movement in Minnesota. is in
West Virginia to learn whether the re-
port is true that this state is in a bad
financial condition because of its
prohibition laws He said to-day FOR
a bankrupt state West Virginia was
certainly wonder. ! hope. for the
welfare of the nation. that there are
more such bankrupt states"
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. w. Va. sent aA-The
principal Item OF interest In circuit
court this week has been that OF the
FORMER bank officials Of the Grafton
Bank. Of Grafton. who appeared in an
swer TO their indictments as returned
by the grand jury. With the exception
mess In another city all OF the Officials
appeared and arranged bond for their
appearance for trial on dates ranging
from october IS TO October p. Charles
X. Durbin furnished $4,000 bond for
MS appearance on the felony charges
clyde A. Cole furnished $4,000 bail on
MS Felony charge. and Col. John \. No
Graw gave 5000 for his appearance
on The mlsdemeanor charEea
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TO Be SOLD

f.,,,rt .esi,9sehee on Jacob street. near
49, sil ftas rooms and bath ON
s s.. t'oor. i've rooms aud bath on
second; suitable FOR one or two fami.
Dr. very large cellar with good iaun-
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 70 Manufacturers, Jobbsrs. Bcer-
chants and Others WholcEaie Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Thai
The state BOARD OF Control OF the STATE
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
a. Its office at Charleston. West Nirgtnia
ieT furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
mcnt CT which II vested IN said Board
contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
Didderst quality considered. and other
thinSs being equal. West Virginia desl-
ere VIII be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-tf Charleston West virginia
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FoR MANsLAuoHIEn

NANAIMO. B C.. sept z4.-Thos.
Graham. provincial government inspec-
Tor OF mines and J. ". Tonkin. man
ager OF the Pacific Coast coliiery.were
committed here today Tor trial AZ the
coming Assize on charge Of man.
slaughter In connection with the loss
OF life In the explosion February 2 last
az the Reserve mine near Nanaimo.
when 20 men we're killed
The officials we're held because i'm
proper maps Of the mine workings
we're permitted TO be used
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GIRL CHAMPION CORN
GROWER OF WEST VA.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. sept "a
Miss Hazel Ayers OF Smithvllle.
Richie county. has been awarded a
gold medal b. an Illinois farmers club
TO- having been selected a. ,he cham
pion grower OF West Virginia by the
agricultural department n. the Pana-
ma-Pacitc exposition. Miss Ayers
raised 1856 bushels OF ccrn on one acre
OF land. The medal from Illinois was
receivfd BY Governor y. d. Hatfield
10 be presented to the winner.
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AMERICANS LEAVE MEXICO.

GUAlMAS. Sonora. by wireless TO
San Diego. Calf. Sept 24.-About 80
Americans. all but three from in and
near iermosillo, the capital of Sono-
ra, gathered here today TO sail on
the American steamer Carlos for the
United States.
Reinforcements OF about 500 villa
troops were expected To arrive here
soon from the south.
No disorders IN the Yaqui Valley.
southeast OF here or near here. have
been reported recently.
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Miss Carrie Morrison. principal OF
the North WarwOod school. left last
evening for her home In Valley Grove,
10 spend the week end.
sunday school viii be held at 2.30 D.
m. Sunday at the Warwood Baptist mis-
sion. corner Fifth street and Warwood
avenue.
Mrs. william Siivers. OF Bethany. Is
spending several days visiting friends
In Center MarwoOd.
Mrs. Margaret Jones OF North War
wood. has returned after attending the
cisco.
Members OF the Lutheran congrega-
ton are installing electric lights in the
nigh school building. In Center War
wood. where the services are held on
Sunday.
Christian Church. Regular services al
1880 and 4.f5 O'Clock. Sunday school
az sac a. m Christian Endeavor at 9
o'clock. Rev. A. p. Finley will have
charge.
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MApr nRFAr scoaE

tllthLtoION. " We. Sept a.
Fifteen of The % National Guardsn.en
who participated to-day in the DO.
minion matches Tor The selection Of a
West Virginia team to participate In
The national matches OFT Jacksonville.
Fla. made better than zoo out Of q
possible 500 points. Lieutenant CLYDE
p. Rradcn of tho Second Infantry.
Parkcreburr. Jed the squad with 9tf
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SHERRARD


Rev. ~. T.. Nicklcn Will preach az the
Allen Grove Presbyterian church on
SUNDAY evening az a.f5 O'CLOCK
There viii b. no preaching services
a. the Methodist churches here on SUM
day on account OF the pastor. Rev. a.
g. tiue attending tie conference at
farkerahurr this week
Rally Day services will be- held al
The Bethlehem Union Chapel on sunday
at t.fa b. m An excellent program has
been prepared and special music will hc
rendered.