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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
BENW00D
Looking for Bremen.

Hoping and wishing for another ar
rest that would make a total Of ton Tor
rho night an officer of the Benwood
p r@f e'i force 81 meandered down to the
shores Of the Ohio. His wanderingss
were soon disturbed by the outourst OF OF
an indulger advanced 10 the stage OF
talking 10 himself "HiC, shey that
coming up the risser-hic-think its
The Bremcn-htc--don't YOU. The Oh Oh
thn ind,lIgcr insisted that an object
pa par Submerged was approaching in
the distance. Believing that somcthlns
was wrong. yet doing nothlhG' !ne Vi
ficcr awaited developments. Soon
ruff of wind came up. and the Officer.
dazed by the long absence from Nest
Virginia the saloon. thought he was
having a dream. But nay. plnchlnG num-
self awake IL sec II he were not asleep
he realized the cause of the jabbcring
Of tn man on the river bank.
fore Mavor Clark Sprouts and assessed
the usual fines.
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Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. /. J. kenuamond has returned I"
her home Gil Twenty first street, after
an extended visit to New York
Miss Bertha Whippo OF MInSp. o.
spent Sunday with relatives In South
Warwood.
E,niamin Kemp Of Warwood avenue
has returned from an extended WISH
among relatives at Captina.
Miss May Boring has returned "a ncr
home on Vance avenue after visiting
friends and relatives ut ShadEside -.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Meyer and fam
lily spent Sunday with relatives on Snort
Creek.
been spending the summer at his nome
on Short Creek was business flSllor
Miss Lula Burkle of North Warwood
has returned 10 her home after snort
visit among friends on Short Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Wickham Lane have re-
turned TO their home at Beech Bottom,
after a short visit among friends here;
MIR. and Mrs. Chester RobarSe or
Richlaud avenue are the proud parents
of a baby girl.
John, of Pittsburgh. were recent Wis
i,nrs OF Miss Blodwin Thomas OF Sew
enteenth street. ,-
Mrs. J. Stephenson OF Wellsburg was
a recent guest OF Mrs, w. l.. Ihoinas OIL
Seventeenth street.
Miss Helen Dinger and Mrs. 0. Jaeger
were the Sunday guests of Mrs. NJ DIM
ger Of Eighteenth street.
Earl Leanord OF Twent%-'irst strcet
has purchased new nvc-passenSeE
Dodge touring car.
MI. and Mrs. ~ a. Goodman have re-
turned home. after a short visit among
friends and relatives at Portsmouth. y.
Mrs. Katherine BraddlGan OF var
wood avenue IS spending lew Gays
among friends and relatives at Eiymlra'
Ohio. c,,o,
Misses t;encvia and Martha Sttmmel
has returned TO their home In North
Warwood, after short visit 10 Elm
Misses Salena and Vida Euntsberry
of Kelley Hill has returned from an e2-
tended visit at GAINESVILLE.
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WHEELING COUPLE
PRAISES TANLAC
RECOMMEND NEW REMEDY HIGH
lY FOR STOMACH AND
RHEUMATIC TROUBLE
VERIFY CLAIMS MADE FOR IT

Il suffered from rheumatism. stoul-
ach trouble and also with catarrh of
the head Ny wife also suffered with
rheumatism for five years or more
and she and l both at times could
hardly walk. ! would have to roll out
of bed and had the greatest difficulty
strengthening up on awaklng IN the
morning. Ny head and throat gave
me lots of trouble and phlegm accumu-
lated causing me 10 be. eXpectoratlng
constantly every morning. My stom,,
ach Was affected by this catarrhal
condition giving me severe attacks
OF Indigestion and gas after eating,
Although am in the gas business |
don't care however to manufacture II
myself" said Mr.. ". A. Defibaugh. res
idenCe No. 5, Pike street. Wheeling.
My wife on the recommendation OF
others took three bottles of Tanlac be-
tween us and we certainly shall con-
tinue the treatment and heartily rec
ommend it TO others. haven't any
rheumatic pains any more and my
head is better and my stomach is well.
eat heartily and do not suffer from
saS or indigestion. My wife is also
one hundred per cent better and the
great change can plainly be seen in
her appearance.
find it is The greatest remedy Of
all ard especially for stomach trou-
bic and rheumatism. | feel better than
nave for ten years and my wife says
the same. We both feel like dancing
now. Tanlac is great" concludes Mr..
nr4baush, Il prominent Wheeling cit
izen and foreman of the National Gas
Co His word Is surely worth spend.
ing one dollar or two on. if troubled
with stomach or rheumatic trouble.
The thousands Of others who tes-
tify to Taniac's merit so completely
verify every statement Mr.. Defibaugh
makes above no argument can arise
and none need be. given why everyone
should at least give Tanlac the thor
ough trial it so justly deserves. Get it
of course at C.. H. Griest 4 Cos Drug
Store, lies Market St. (Sole agents
for Tanlac in Wheeling.-Adr.
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Cambridge They were accompanied
homo by their nephew. Edward L.ynSky
Mrs. y. I. Mason and daughter have
returned from Il visit with relatives al
ST. LOUIS. Mo.
Ny. and Mrs. Zen knrncr OF Ccntral
avenue, have returned from = visit With
relatives at chicago.
Miss Nell llunnUu has GutIr 10 Will
JAMESTOWN, ". Va, 10 spend Il lew weeks
with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. (. &. Dickens returned
yesterday from i visit with friends al
Epworth Park.
Mr AND Mrs. Charles NeuSardt ami
Miss Mabel shepherd lc;t yesterday 10!
d TWO weeks stay al Buckeye Lake.
Mrs. Russell licatherlnglun. who has
been i'll al her home Is improving.
Miss Ella Sinuclar III this city. IL home
from d visit with fricltdS 1T puwhalan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Glass Ut Hue:n'
sey street. have returned from I!sll II
WellSourS.
Members OF SpangI,'r rus,t G.. y. X
and Wuman'S Relief corps are planning
to spend Thursday 1t Erw"rlh lark
the occasion being the Ubscrvauc" Of III.
fiftieth anniversary Of the organization
OF the Grand Army OF the ltcpubllc.
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wheelino to Assist.

To assist in making the LABOR "a!
celebration in this city big success
the Ohio Valley Trades and Labor as
sembly has decided 20 5"in the Belmont
Trades and Labor assembly in the mann
moth street celebration. The plans are
10 make the celebration the biggest ever
held in the Ohio valley. The full list
, of committees was announced yesterday
as follows:
General committee-H Fl. Hudson. S.
A. Miller. William, y. Smith. Earl Cor
bett- Walter Smith. Frank Rude. James
Blinco. \. J. Crunelle, Alra Crozser,
Homer Wilson. James Sweeney, oscar
Wilkinson aud J. W. Lewellyn.
Entertainment committee - HUDSON.
Corbett. Dude. Lewellyn and Crozisr.
Speakers committee-Hudson Crunch
: lie, Wilson.
Music-Smith Crozier and Sweeney.
Concessions-Corbett, Wilson and Lc-
wellyn.
Printing committee-Miller. Rude and
Blinco.
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po1laIrA Hr6fa-

Miss Grace and Margaret Rodgers. OF
Gravel Hill. have returned from a visit
with trends and relatives at Cleveland.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hicks left yHStsr-
day for a visit with friends at Cl"rc-
land,
Mrs. S. a. Rodgers has returned from
q visit with friends at Bannock. o:
Henry Blum. NJ. IIlrsch and Julus
Well left yesterday tor ClSvclan1 10
resident Of this city. who died SUNDAY.
Oliver Key. OF this city. left yesterday
for Akron, where he has secured posi-
tton.
guest Of friends at Pittsburgh.
: Clark Yocum., OF Rose Hill. left y"s-
terday for Dayton. where he III hsten9
the state convection of the knights or
the Golden Eagle as a delegate from
the local lodge.
bus this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fummel Of Gurensey
street. has gone TO Akron FOR visit
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kilgore have re-
turned from visit with relatives ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
KNOCKS HAY fever
CLEARS THE HEAD
STOPS CATARRH

Here - a treatment for Hay Fever.
Rose Cold and Catarrhal troubles that
all should investigate. It is known as
NOSTRIOLA BALM, has been used by
hundreds in this locality and all drug.
gists now have 1t for their customers.
NOSTRIOLA is a pleasant, anttsep'
head, eases the sore, innlmed Innings
of the air passages and when used N
time will usually prevent an attack Of
Hay Fever or Rose Cold.
Get q small tube Of NOSTRIOLA OF
your druggists to try and you will Ger.
tainly wish you had tried It sooner. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15

After having escaped from the road
gang and having enjoyed freedom for
more than four months. James "Chuch"
Leonard was taken back TO the county
Jail last night by Deputy Sheriff John
Iddings To serve out the rest Of a sem
tence Of 90 days and fine OF $50 I'M
posed BY Mayor Ralston In March and
a new fine 'of $25 and costs handed out
by the mayor last night on charge Vt
being drunk and lighting. Leonard es-
while he was working on the st. Glars
caped from the road gang early In AprIl
vile race track. being one Of the first
TO taku French leave.
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Jim core, JeWeIer
MARTINS FERRY, o.
All klnde Of Repairing Done
Watches a Speciality
Mo Ground. for Hona.

Attorney William T. Dixon. Jr.. stated
last evening that he had abandoned all
hope in his fight for the Republican
nomination for state senator after he
had spent the greater part of the day In
Steubenville examining the Jefferson
county vote. In precinct C Of the
Fourth ward in Steubenville, the vote
of which will likely be carried into tho
courts by defeated jefferson county
candidates. 1t was found that judges had
counted the votes OF only those candi-
After counting - votes that were cast
for Mr.. Dixon 1t appears that they quit
counting his votes. Although keenly dis
appointed over his defeat by such a
slight margin, Attorney Dixon Is highly
pleased over his showing here and graft
lied by earnest support Of his friends.
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American Guaranteed Paint $l.s5
per gallon. Factory Prices. Leave Or
ders al Morgan's Grocery stores.
Obituary.

The body Of the late Monor Simpson.
Holloway man who died In the city hos
pital Sunday night, was sent TO Flush
ing, Yesterday by the W. L. Noble conf
pany.
Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon over the body OF Mike Hunt
ct, Infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hunter Of Center street. :nat died Sun
day morning. Rev. Is. (. Schillinger
was in charge ana intermcnt was in
Riverriew cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
Near Drowning Reported.

Z near UFoWhIhS IS FCpUrItu 20 HaEe
taken place just above the city Sunday
Afternoon when Il woman and q child step
ped from the GlcnnS run bar into q
hole. A witness to the accident said
yesl erday that It required one hour to
resuscite the woman. According to a
man who saw the affair. but did not
learn the names OF the people. four per-
sons were In bathing when two or them
began 10 chase the woman and the child
by splashing water upon them. IN try
Ing tn avoid the water. the two waded
backwards off the bar into a deep hole.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15

George Cottman, aged 81. electrician,
died at the Ohio Valley hospital to-
day from Iocomotor ataxia. He is sur
vived by three sisters and three broth
ers.
Robert NJ. Slice. aged 30, died at his
is survived by his wife and three chill
dren. his father. Eli D. Slice. and two
sisters and one brother. He was a we'll
known bricklayer.
Miss Elizabeth g. Alton, highly es-
tecmcd citizen. died at the homo Of her
sister. Mrs Anna Stewart. here today
from bronchial pneumonia.
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annrna Ara nefaatnd.

The AcOrns. Of This city, lost The Hrsl
of Il series of TWO games to the CadlZ
team yesterday afternoon by the score
of l0-1. Nelly. who pitched FOR tho
locals, was touched up freely owing to
tho fact that he pitched a hard game
against SiStcrSvillc for the Anchor Inns.
OF Martins Ferry. Sunday afternoon.
Tho TWO teams Will play again this aft
crnoOn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
suicide Had Been Recalled

Tho mystery surrounding tho suicide
Of Pasqualo Leonardo, young Italian.
here, Sunday morning. was cleared up.
it was believed by the police. to-day.
when it was learned that he had been
ordered by the Italian government 10
return to his regiment for military duty.
Relatives and friends ot the young man
believe he did not want to go back to
italy, and worried so much about his
recall that his mind was unbalanced;
His brother. Antonio Lsonardi. OF
Clerkshurg, ". Va. identified the re-
mains to-day and made funeral arrange
mcnts. Leonardo shot himself In the
mouth with Il .32-calibrc revolver while
standing talking to friend. He came
here recently from Youngstown, O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
CURIOUS OVER DELAY

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 14.-Carranza
government officials today expressed
Curiosity over the delay by the united
States government in naming the AM
erican delegates to the Amerlcan-MeN-
can conference on the border diner
ences, Local newspapers published
The fact that Secretary Lane and JUS
ice Brandeis had been asked by Presi-
dent Wilson to serve on the American
commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
MOUNDSVILLE


AS yet the local police haye maus no
arrests in connection with the robbery
which took place here early SUNDAY
morning, when Frank Tibbits. wn9
boards on First street: was assaul ~
and relieved Of Sl8. Tibbits was IN ms
room at the boarding house when ne
was assaulted by a stranger. He was
rendered unconscious, and knew littie OF
the AFFAIR, although he remem nereo nav
ing had q tussel with the thlel.
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VIII Get Hearing Today.

James Moore, The FORMER Martins
Ferry man who WAS arrested In Phila-
delphia several weeks ago. on the charge
OF non-support OF his wife and children.
will be given a hearing before Squire
Ong this morning. The case Is being
pushed by the Belmont County Humane
society. According to authorities, PEN
itentiary sentence is awaiting Moore if
he Is convicted Of the charge. Moores
wife, Who has been working in the
Laughlin tin mill for years TO support
herself and two sons. alleges that her
husband has neglected to assist them
for eleven years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
BOX MAKERS STRIKE

NEW YORK, Aug. IA strike OF
paper box makers here was called to-
dav by leaders Of the box makers un-
ion who said that demands for higher
wages and better sanitary conditions
had been refused by the employers.
The leaders claimed tonight that TO-
90 workers had quit and that there
would be $4,000 out tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
Rev. Smith Called Back.

the Christian church held Sunday
night Rev. J. B. Smith. pastor Of the
church. was unanimously called back
for another year. With the exception
Of about four years. Rev. Smith has
been in charge Of the Christian church
here for the last twenty-five years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
Surprise Party.

Master James Huntsberry OF Kelley
Hill road was entertained with very
pleasant surprise party last evening. ~
large number OF his friends were pres
emit y very delightful evening was
spent in games ana music. At an APP
pointed hour l. luncheon Of leo cream
and cake VAS served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
RenWood Briefs.

Carl Warsinsky Is Improving slowly
after an operation at the Glendale hos
pital.
George Ball of Wheeling is the guest
of Walter Mason on BoggS' Run.
Nearly one hundred attended the pic
mic held at Camp Killarney near Glen
dale Sunday evening.
Miss Virginia Mcconnell Of Hazel
wood. Pa. IS visiting friends here for
Il few days.
William Anderson Of Brewster, O., is
visiting his parents in McMcchcn.
Miss Mona Sharp has returned to her
home in South Benwood after a visit
with friends in New MartinSrille.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
Rrothern Ara Finod.

Andy and Joe Borak two brothers Nv
Ing at Florence. APPEARED before Squire
Briggs last night and pleaded guilty to
charges OF assault preferred by Steve
Rubleski The two mel were charged
with soaking Rubleskt over the head
with a beer glass, indicating that the
brothers seized one beer glass Jointly
brought it down upon Rubleski's dome
The squire made 1t SIS and costs FOR
each Of them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
Tiv. piaorderues Arrested.

-Four men and one woman were ar
rested yesterday by Constable Brltton
and Marshal McClarin on the hill back
Of the old Crystal glass house charged
with dsordcrly conduct. One or the men
and the woman were fined SIS and costs
last night by Squire Junkins on charge
of Indecent exposure and were taken TO
the county Jail in default of payment;
The other three men will be arralgncd
before the squire today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
Train Victim Buried.

The remains OF the stranger who was
fatlly injured when struck by train
while on the tracks below pownatan
station. Friday. and who died later NJ
the Glendale hospital. were buried at
Grecnlawn cemetery yesterday morning.
The man carried a federal license TO
operate steamboat. which bore the
name name John. y. stuck which was
issued at Pittsburgh. in 1918. The Pitts
burGh police were notified Of his death
and through them It was learned the
Shuck TO whom the license was issued
was a resident Of ST. Louis. The 81.
Louis officials were in turn notlned, anu,
although every effort was put forth, his
identity could not be established. and
no relatives could be located IN that
vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
po1fn Court.

Jack Darrah, he OF pol Ice court fame
was up before Mayor Ralston yesterday
morning on his same OLD charge, being
drunk. Jack was without funds and
was sentenced to q short vacation I'm
the county jail. c. c. West, arrested Tor
panhandling. although he had s1.l5 In
his pocket. was fined 81 0and costs last
ised to settle I'D out of his first pay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
BRIDGEPORT
Bound Over to Grand Jury.

Andrew Orcheovosky. Of Boydsville.
who was arrested Saturday on Il charge
immoral relations with him. was given
a preliminary hearing before Squire
Junkins last evening. He pleaded not
guilty to charge Of incest and was
bound over TO the grand jury under bond
OF $1,000 which he was unable to furnish.
He was taken IL the county jail. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
manv at Camp Meeting +.

Large crowds continue 70 attend tne
camp meeting services being held IN me
large auditorium on the camp GROUNDS.
The children's service held in the atier-
noon, in charge Of Reg; II. o: Ieagara en-
service last evening was delivered ny
Rev. 6. D. Sampson, pastor Of the Ben n
wood NJ. E. church. Services VIII DC
held each afternoon and evening during
the remainder of the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
Bornrd to Asylum.

East End, arrested last week on a
charge Of enticing. on warrant issued
in Justice Lewis court, will be re,
moved to the Weston asylum. Bogard
was confined at the asylum about six
furnished BY his father. Upon examin-
alton Bogard was found TO be insane.
and his father arranged to turn him
over to Sheriff Hutchinson, who will have
him removed to the institution at Wes-
ton within the next few days.
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Arrangements Completed.

THE regular meeting OF the iUUINE
Mems club was held last evening and
ARRANGEMENTS were completed for the
annual Harvest home picnic to be held
ut Key. August "a. The members are
making great preparations for the event
and il promises TO De bigger than ever
before. The committee is preparing a
program OF athletic events and in ad-
Sitton an address will be made by Hon.
James Joyce Of Cambridge. candidate
Tor fudge OF the state supreme court on
the Republican ticket.
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yesterday TO take some prisoners to the
county jail.
Elmer Rubcrtshaw left yesterday with
Meister's band for Epworth park at
Bethesda.
William Roy and Frank Ledvink. sub
district officials. left last night for Co.
lumhuS.
4 vacation spent Ut Niagara Falls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15

Today is Sunday school day at tp;,
worth park. Bethesda. and it is expected
that many Sunday workers from "a. an
over Belmont county will attend. The
following program will be carried out:
$3.50 a m.-Children's Drill on Platform
10000 q. m.-Walter G. ClippinEer. Presi-
dent Otterbein University.
E 900 D. m.-Band Concert.
$3.50 o. m-Dr. J. Bell NefS. Sharon. Fa
These are two great Sunday school
workers and wou will be glad If YOU
hear them.
1880 p. m.-Band concert and Lawn
Fete, by Ladies' Aid.
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Hannbliean Committee to Meet.

Chairman Howard Snedeker OF the
Belmont County Republican committee
is sendin govt notices to the newly elect
Of, committeeman to attend a meeting in
this city next Saturday afternoon. AT
this meeting the committee will organize
for he fall campaign 1t Is likely Mr.
Snedeker will be reelected although II Is
said that 4. ~. Majors of st. CiaTsEtile
and u. c. Bercundthal OF Martins
Ferry. arc candidates for the county
E craftsmanship.
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P1ny Second Game OF Series.

The second game OF a series OF Ave
between the Acorns OF bridgeport and
and the Anchor Inns of this city for the
championship Of Eastern Ohio will De
played SUNDAY afternoon at League
park. The locals lost the first game 10
the Acorns. hut with Nelly on the
mou i for them the rest OF the season
the =. ':churs rApctc ~ win easily over
the B. dgeport team.
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Will Enjoy MOONLIGHT Ride.

Several young people will enjoy an
other moonlight hay ride Saturday even
ing. Preparations are under way 10
secure the teams and wagon. The JOY
riders will leave Moore'S corner and pro
c.vu to inc 81 bridge on the National
road. where 4 picnic luncheon Will be
eaten. The riders will return oy the
way " the National like through
Hhesllng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-15
SerytcaS Held,

The funeral services over the body Of
the late Mrs. Helen kreis. were keld yes
terday morning 1T : o'clock from her
late home In South Warwoou, followed
by requiem high mass at tho Sacred
Heart church at Q O'clock. Re- Father
Kuss:nan had charge vi the service. In
termsnt was made at the Mt. Cavalry
cemetery.