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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-07

corns bulge ont Ike popeycs. SCISSORS
AMI knives Tint mHkc Dorns blend aul
sofe, harnesses ana bnndnges that fHl up
fnur shoe, press on the corn aud mufe
Your foot feel Ike a paving hloek what's
the use WHY mot dn what millions arr
doing. take . seconds ofi and aunly
GETS 1T" II dries ven put yonr
stocking ON right away, ana wmr your
regular Shoes Your corn ooscns from
the toe il lifts right off lrs painless
IT'S the common sense way tine simplest
easiest. most effective way I'm the world
It's the national corn cure Never fails
GETS IT. is sold aud recommended bf
druggists everywhere .dc hoitic or srni
ON receipt Of price, toy T. Lawrence a to
Chicago. lll
sold IN Guthrie and recommended as
tNe worlds best corn remedy he the
Owl Drug Store and Lille Drug Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-07
THEat rEW DcNrs
FOR ReW HUNTERS
MAY SAVE GIVES

lN uHefaa 9 human Hfc h
tafiH wHle Those dau aFe ln
iehaei ia 'He aae er7p p y9uns
er $40 8l s4 ipfa the eDgds aai
la ieF sH Hfal iIre - Is alao
llafepded for inpaa aho afe careless
Doa1 point firearms 81 any human
being or domestic animal Keep lhe
ma1lla t9gar1 - ground or 10 me
air
ma take loaded flrearm INTO d
ao4a vehicle 0r boat
DoaF 8et firearms down wlihQat
oHip49lnk
Don't jump Of elimb a feuce Or
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MO n EY Of ALL.
I | N { WILL Be
MADE INTO BOOK
lliENSt IN DEP iRTME\T
WILL NOT NJ FIVE VOL
MES on SPECIMENS

Washington Nov Specimens oi
paper money of every available issue
made by the United States govern
ment since Its foundation are being
assembled by experts Of the treasury
department and will be mounted In
five great volumes The collection
promises to be almost complete roe
ord Of paper money issues IT'S face
n" @'ll reach approximately SfH
600 but its value from q NUM- matte
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Mayor Nissley replied as follows
N0y ith. 1915
Miss Emma Sturms care Hergst, sls
gmlthiield ST. Pittsburgh, Pa Dear
Miss ssurm have your very inter
estlng letter Of the ist inst, and assure
y0n that 4 viii be great pleasure 10
NE 10 bring your request 10 the notice
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-07

Don nse harsn nnylcs Tnc
reaction Hoasens the how"'s leads %
chronic constipation Got Doaas
Reaclets They operate easily go
~ all stores
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-07

When ia Laze stop az The Toilet
Goods counter ana haze tilAa Milton
show yon the tine liae of Df Tumere
goods
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-11-07

tuai on iaaF property. Respect
nehm ara lhey elu have more re-
gai ior y0a and your sport and
recreation
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For any nam. bum. scald or brnlse
apply nr Thomas E'ectic OIL ne
hoeeehold remedy Two sizes 2''
and SOC at all drug stores
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Danf hoHi HitHo1t knowing wAat
Yua are ahoeiige
Y9af hunters license a9es aq' give
y8u fhe rghf 10 huui on posted iaHN.
feaefyaton parks pr #.'hln lHf n
limits Land ouaafs h8e a#lal
sad morl rlabi ~ say "Ho hay
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LEADER WANTS BRING REsuLTs
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Want Columns
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
WHEELING CREEK

ELM GROVE. X. r. -. 40. 5. July 10.
Prof. EdH. Blum"b"rE and son. Hugo.
and Harry Huchci, wcr" visitors On the
Mr.. .Iosrph WinSdoffcr and family.
Mrs. los. Ritter Sr.. and family. Coo,
Randi and Albert l.. kamahc returned
To Wheeling. Saturday after a pleasant
week spent At tn" Magnolia Club.
Gertrudr Whit" and VIM II. Dean,
spent Sundd! in Washington. Ia.
pr y. T.. RUble was professional
having been railrG fer Miss Flora. whr
is confined Al her home with illness.
Tiara Ritter. Gertrude Ritter. los.
Srhaffcr. Jos. Marshall. Marie Wagner
and Albert Kannhr all Ct Wheeling
sncnt sunday on Wheeling creek.
Mrs. Jess paughcr!T spent sunday
with her parents on oak Hill.
W. {. fawrctt. Allen Schwalb. Wat
tor Small and stephen Averill. survey
Ing Company arc working IN tho sur
way for the Wheeling Easton Railroad
this week on the creek.
Hugh troCkard o. Wheeling Island.
is visiting AT tho home OF Gcorg" f..
HoEg.
Sir. and Mrs. Samuel Robson Of Pine
Hill and Mrs. Rnhinsnn'S brother. j. T.
Bowler and wife. Of Kansas. spent sun
day with relatives on the creek.
Miss Mary Hunter has returned home
after 4 weeks visit with hcr mother,
Mrs Celia Hunter Of short Creek.
Mrs. John y. Dean had her little
fee To have hcr hand treated for poison
W. Il. Shepherd srcn, III" Weekend on
the creek
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Bellaire Briefs.

Miss Cecilia Mcnamara. of Thirty
frs, street. is spending Il few days with
friends at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. J. J.. Jennings has returned 10 o
her home in Chicago after visit win
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mack. on Gravel
Hill.
Mrs Thomas CouShlin Of Moundsvill,
is in the city. called here by the death
OF her father. Richard Murphy.
Miss Murl Workman has returned n
her home in Mapleton. o.. after Il visit
with friends in the city.
William Young. Of st. Louis. Is visit
ing his parents. Mr.: and Mrs. y. H.
Ioung. on Gravel Hill.
Miss Belle Ewing will leave to-day for
a visit with friends al Chester. w. Va
Miss Alice Cunningham and brother
William. have gone TO Magnetic Springs
o.. for months stay.
Mrs. Harry Hickel. OF South Bellatre
has returned from visit with friends
! at Cleveland.
Miss Grace Stillwcll. of Omaha. Ncb.
is a guest OF relatives and friends in the
city.
\ meeting of Reuaire Chapter Royal
Arch Masons will be he'd this evening
in the Masonic Temple on Belmont 81.
W. q. Houston. the contractor. has
gone 10 Frankfort. Ind. where he will
erect a number OF furnaces.
Miss Minnie UnterZuber. Bell tele'
phone operator and Mrs. Paul WaGonc:
of Gravel Fill. left yesterday for TRIP
TO Niagara Falls.
Misses Fannie and Blanche Heskett
OF Gravel Hill. left yesterday for Il tw'
weeks stay at Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Deafenbaugh. OF SteG'
! benvillr. is visiting Mrs. Earl Duffy. "r
Noble street.
Mrs. William Wassman has returned
from a visit 1T Epworth Park.
Mrs John kearc has returned to her
home at ConneiIsviIl". Pa. after visit
with friends in the city.
Mrs. George johnson, of GAINESVILLE
is a guest OF friends in the city.
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AWARD MADE IN
W|LHELMINA CASE

LONDON. July l3. 6 p. m.-Vis-
count Mersey. arbitrator in the case
Of the cargo Of the American steam
ship Wilhelmina. which was seized
and placed in the prize courI or Feb
ruary II. 1915. today, awarded IS, 100
pounds approximately s"90.000l 10
the w. L. Green commission company,
Of ST. Louis. owners Of the cargo. This
comprises virtually the entire amount
claimed from the British government
by the Green company which asked
for S6,lGl pounds while the British
government offered only 80, l33 pounds
and twelve ShillinGs as compensation.
Interest at the rate of five per cent
also will be paid from September Il.
1918. 10 the date OF payment of the
award.
The British government already has
advanced 2l2O0 POUNDS on account.
The cargo Of the Wilhelmina consist.
ed OF foodsluffs destined TO Hamburg
by her consiGnorS.
The Wilhelmina was released in
April 2l 1918, and sunk July j. 1916
in the harbor Of Rio De ,IancrU in II
collision with Brazilian naval trans
port.
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Dies In Partersburg.

appointed to arrange a program for the
occasion.
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M|L|TIAMEN RAID
CLEVELAND STORES

CLEVELAND. July 12.-Seven hun
dred militia from eastern states, pass
ing through Cleveland left the train
this afternoon when il stopped al the
Broadway East Ninth Street depot and
proceeded 10 raid nearby stores and
commission houses. taking food and
merchandise and destroying what they
did not carry away.
Riot calls were turned in and squads
of patr0lmen were sent To the scene
The soldiers were driven back TO the
train by squad of twenty armed men
ordered Out by Major T. ]. Moynahan
commanding the train. Some Of the
soldiers said they had not eaten in &c
hours The troops belonged 10 the
SIKH. Ninth. Seventh. Fourteenth
Twelfth and Twenty Third New York
Infantry and the First New York field
artillery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
OHIO SIDE PEOPLE
USE MUCH WATER
AVERAGE DAILY CONSUMPTION OF
TWO CITIES rs $50 GALLONS
Residents Of Martins Ferry and Bridge
port Used 100000 Gallons Mon
day-Martins Ferry News.

E,, ,,. ,,o.,,,,, 49,, o,,;,I Il, N,-
r.'I = iran. H"ii.hI ono 'i.ilt III '".'
tn,n an. .,n' -, ,r
ri =, nc,',.ou ,n,,,';irL ,: ~ ;y.n
ing hv Director Of Scrvic" Spence of
Martins Ferry. This is an unusually
high average, according Ia Mr. Spence,
i,c7nr - ,%nro rnIInms ,h,u * used hy
thn 70 si,,rn,s nr pnii,delphia Philadrl-
nhIn rrnrlr us, GU AN average Of .2T
cations. Paris. France. 81 gallons and
Inndnr ENGLAND rs Gallons ON MOndn
-"uu"iI '-"7 i'','' .. H"t 80 w., inc
.,.'H i.r,..n,,nr ms,.L 4 ana Gnu raI-
rrIt! "n', ~, '"H XVI so ,,,r,,h as The
h,,. n,,,nI, ~ ,h, N.riins Ferry ruml,-
;,,1, p ,'ii',r i. .'h,c in .munIy. One and
,,, h.,Ir ,,,iiIinr. Of mis- amount WAS
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sion here today decided to meet next
year at Morgantown.
URGE UNRESTRICTED
SUBMARINE WARFARE

BERLIN, July 10. (via London.
11:25 p. m.)-The agitation in favor
Of unrestricted submarine warfare
continues to be conducted energet-
ically by the press of the extreme
right The kreuse Zeitung, increas-
ingly active in propaganda of this
sort. uphlishes an article. which is
plainly not only an editorial state
ment of tie papers views. but at the
same time must be taken as
manifesto OF the conservative party.
The article demands that the Ger.
man government in respect to the
war office must make use of the
freedom of the decision which it re-
served for itself in the note Of May 4,
and which has actually been con-
coded in a manner which amounts to
a direct insult by Americans answer
10 our enemies abrogating the declare
lion of London"
The articles declares, that the cam
paign proposed is "a proper and IN,
dispensable means for the rapid and
victorious ending of the war"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
SMALL SHOWERS SCARE MERCURY
DOWN FIVE DEGREES IN CITY
HIGH MARK OF WEDNESDAY
STILL HOLDS RECORD
FOR YEAR.
Local Electrical Storms Do Consider.
able Damage Here-Thunder
Showers for To-day.

with few sprinklngs Of rain over
the Ohio Valley, Wheeling emerged
from The hot wave that has been prev.
alent here, with high temperature. OF
o. degrees for yesterday, this being
FIVE degrees lower than the high mark
of the past three days. Yesterday S
low mark was Is to 10 at S A. m.
Yesterday forenoon Wheeling was
visited by An electrical storm that did
some damage, the largest being the
partial destruction Of a motor in The
News building. cntailing a loss of
about 500. In WelIsburg bolt of
lightning put out of commission the
Brooke Electric Company plant for
some time.
Miss Bessie NJ. Forsythe. in charge
of the government observatory here,
says that The barometer is hanging
about Tho 80 mark. moving almost I'm
perceptibIy toward the left, meaning
that il is getting nearer 10 the rain
zone This district usually has rain
when The thermometer goes TO 3n.2,
although n sudden Shift to the clear
field might precipitate considerable
shower.
Showers Promised.
The predictions Of the weather de-
1dIlIllG al " dSnIUSIpil III 'oNo'' ~
local thunder showers. with FAIR
weather tomorrow. While the city
people are swPlterng IN heat. there
have been no cases of prostration re-
ported thus far. Mill men are finding
their work very trying at present,
while the cool drink emporums are
doing thriving business.
Ice cream factories in the city are
working TO capacity. Doctors are
counseing against the over-cnnsump-
ton of charged waters and other soft
drink beverages. holding that the same
tend to cause stomach disorders and
often lead 10 deeper set maladtes.
Crops Injured.
Farmers bring in the report that the
tuher crops are suffering and that the
corn crop is being hurt. Wheat has
been nearly AL harvested and they are
now engaged in caring for their clio
yer hay, while few are storing their
timothy. Rain within the next AZ
hours. that is. a soaking. steady down
pour. would aid the oats crop materl-
ally and do much toward lowering the
prices of potatoes on local markets
this fall
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Martins EarrY Briefs.

William Payne was here Yesterday
from Brokaw, where he is spending the
summer.
Clairsvillc, candidate for the Republic
can nomination for probate judge was
here yesterday. go
Mrs. Garfield Perkins. OF Stcubcnvillc.
* visiting relatives here.
Mr., and Mrs W. Il. Sprucehank and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spruccbank. of
Washington. y. g.. arc visiting at :hG
humr of George Hartley, on North Fifth
street.
Attorney AMI Mrs. William I. Dixon
Ir, and daughter Miss Isabel. arc ca
pnrIcd hom" today from Baltimore
.pr. \. w. Divcn left yesterday for
rarnassus IA. "a spend The summer
Judge Charles wilkins. Of Warren. WAS
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. sadie Perry. Of Wcll*hurg. is
visiting friends here.
Rev, Harry IIadiey. If GAINESVILLE. for
merry of this city. is visiting here.
John Ilayuc and family and Miss
Rachael t;aichrll will leave today for
Atlantic city and Washington.
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BHdgeport Briefs.

Attorney Herbert Mitchell Republi-
can candidate for probate judge, MAS
here yesterday.
Mrs. T. l.. Lewis and daughter. Miss
Margaret. have gone Ia Pittsburgh.
Mr., and Mrs. Crawford Booth. Mrs. \.
c. Uranium. Mrs. Mendel and Miss Helen
CrickcnhrrErr. left yesterday III the
Booth auto for Mountain Lake Park. Md.
Virginia. young daughter Of Roy. +. 7.
Crick en- berger. cut Il cash IN her knee
Wednesday evening whIl" playing. Se"-
cral stitches were required 10 close tho
cut.
Vice President Frank Lcdvinka. of the
sub-district miners, was at tho Fort Pitt
mine AT Shadysidc yesterday. adjusting
grievance.
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ASK PosTPoNEMENT.

WASHINGTON. July I3.--RcprcsentH-
tivcS Of several large railroads to-day
appeared before the senate Judiciary
committee in support of proposal to
postpone TO 1915 the effective date of
the saction Of the Clayton antitrust act
prohibiting common carriers from deal
ing in moro than $5n.nhn worth of Sc
curIties or supplies with any corporation
in one year. whore tn" TWO orSaniZat ions
have interloCking dlrectorates in whole
or in part
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RUSSIANS MAKE
IMPORTANT GAINS

PETROGRAD, July 13. (Via London
July IA. 1915 a. mD-lmportant sue
cesses for the Russians in the eau.
casus are announced in the official
communication issued by the war OF.
fee tonight as follows:
After hand 10 hand combats the
Turks were driven from: Heights east
of Baburt and are now retreatlng.
Our offensive west of Mamakhatun
continues successfully. After VIC
lent night battle We occupied series
of heights southeast Of Mamakhatun.
The Turks attempted to take the Of
fensive but were thrown back. Press.
ing closely upon the enemy We took
the villages of Djetjeti and Almai."
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BELlAIRE
Richard Murphy.

Richard Mlrphy. ono OF the best
known Residents OF Bcllsire. died sud-
denly at his home on Guernsey street.
Thursday morning at > o'clock. follow
ing an illness. ~ several months. The
de ceased was So years OF ag: and was
born in Ireland. when Il young man
he came to this country and located IN
Bellaire. where he resided for the past
SO years. surviving him arr his widow
and the following. children: Mrs. James
Troy of parkersburg: Mrs. Thomas
Couglin of MOT ndsville; Mrs. Anna Nc
Elwee Of Parkersburs: Mrs. Albert Cog
ley. Mrs. Kate GroShan and the Misses
Jane and Margaret of this city and Den
nls Murphy ct PittSourgn: one brother.
Patrick. and one sister. Mrs. John Kane
of this city. Funeral arrangements
have not been completed but scrvlces
will probably be 1T id ut ST. John 5
church, Monday morning. lnternlcnt
will be made in Mt Calvary cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
DAIRY CO. CHARTERED.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. June ID
4 charter was issued today by the
Secretary of State 10 the Charleston
Dairy company. Of charleston;
authorized capital $4,000 The
incorporaIorS are: i. Fl. McColloch. l..
F. Adkins. Minnie ':dmunds. J. b.
Couch, Of Charleston and G. +. Nc.
Colloch. of Henderson.
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period Of expectancy. It IS Tor This reason
that much OF the distress such rs morning
sickness is avoided. All prospective fathers
should sec to it that the expectant mother
friend"
The directions are simple. Get 1t at any
drug store. 1t Is applied by the e1pcctant
mother herself, it pcnctratcs deeply and az
fords quick and splendid relief In n most
gratifying manner and reflects 4 physical
bcttermcnt to the nervous disposition OF the
baby. Don't fail to get bottle Of Mothers
Frcnn" today and then write Sradfeld Reg
ulator Co.. IIs Lamar Bldg. Atlanta. Ga,
for a pretty little book brimful OF nforma.
tion for e1pectunt mothers. u is a delight
tn read H.
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A Familiar Rainfall.

Reports from different parts u: inc
cry yesterday indicated that III" rain
ia nj yesterday afternoon vas peculiar
OF The city, while Aetnavil!" got on
with a slight downfall. An employee nt
the Laughlim mill said that the streets
near The mill were flooded with water;
yhiIc a man who was in III" lower end
Of The city. at tn. lime. declared mat
there was nothing more lhan slight
shower there.
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STRICT NEUTRALITY

PlTTSEl RICH. luIy l3.-Strici nou-
traIiIy will h. observed at tho free mu-
nlripHl bans concerts to be given Al IN"
various city parks this summer Tn"
national airs Of countries Hnw engaged
in war must MOI h" played. according To
an order issued hv III" city authorities
to-day. At every concert Nm"rlCa
will be played and sung nj III" CnnClu-
sion ri the first part Of m" program
and Tho Star SpanElcd Banner" at the
upcning If tn" second part.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
AVIATION RESERVE.

WASH Notion. July I3.-Prrsident
Wilson to-day directed the formation Of
reserve Of officers and men for The
aviation corps rf the army. in accord
anCc with provisions of tho ARMY -
reanzation bill passed recently by
congress. He instructed Secretary
Baker TO prepare u formal order,
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TORNADO. DOES DAMAGE.

YORK. Pa. July l@.-Thn town ot
Columbia on Tho SusTuchanna river. in
Lancaster county. was swept by tor
nado. accompanying nh electrical storm
about ! o'clock this evening. resulting:
in much property damage. h'ii no loss ~
life The roof and side wall Of tho
Columbia lace mill were blown away
and the tall stack "f the Columbia GaS
plant was carried down. Two barns in
York County, were struck by lightning
and destroyed. with their contents OF
Crurs and live stock.
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ueo1tb oficer makes Report.

Hcalth OffiCcr IHmCS Frccnihh ms 1T"
sued his report for TN" month OF Iune'
showing 20 d.Ht!:S and 81 births IN tho
city .rwvntN-thr". of the births wcr"
loys, and l.. were girls. The fourth
ward led with ~ births. and tho third
ward led in number Of deaths with T..
Eighteen tons OF garbage were con-
.umcd AT the rrcmalury. Twrnt!-thrCc
milk samples were examined during tho
mnnih and all OF them found 10 be
nhuyc the rcsuircd standard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
HOSK|NSON TO Be
MOUND CITY HEAD
OF MOUNOSVlLLE HIGH
SCHOOL.
Prof. c. d. Hoskinson. Of Shadyside

Prof. c. L. HoSkinson, of Shadyside,
superintendent of schools At Carey, O.,
was chosen last night by the Mounds
Vile independent school district board
Of education TO succeed Miss Bird NJ.
Turner as principal Of the Mound City
high school. Prof. HoskinSon's selec-
ton meets with geenral approval in
MoundSville, as he is known TO be an
efficient instructor. Miss Maize Pow.
ers. who has been teaching in the
grades at the First Ward school, was
chosen to teach in The high school.
The meeting of The board WAS a Spe-
cial one. and was held in Supt Mer-
ricks office. Very little bushes was
transacted other than the choosing
of the DrinCiDal
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Mrs. Isabelle Wells. widow of the late
DR.. 7. VI. Wells. died at tn" home OF
her daughter. Mrs. Robert Kcmper 1T
Columbus, Wednesday afternoon. Death
had been afflicted sometime. Mrs. Wells
WAS about So years of age. and has
been making her home with her dauGh-
ter for about years. She is survived
by the following children. Mrs. f. T.
Way Of Avalon. and Mrs. Robert Kemp
er Of Columbus. and Malcolm Wells of
this city. The remains will be brought
TO this city for interment.
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A, unusual Eonor.

EXPRESSIONS from several of the Yves!
Virginia undcrtaknrs al their annual
contention a, WcllsburG "Wednesday ana
yesterday. Indicate that W. l.. Noble. "t
this city. who was elected pTeSia'nt ~
he nrcanization is probably the only
nndcrtaknr residing in ono state and
holding the highes, office in an "rsanc
ization in another state. ly reason 81
his election to tho head OF the WIS.,
Virginia funeral directors. Mr. Noble
viii Ln n delegate 20 the national con-
vcntion Of undcrtakers in Columbus III
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THREE KILLED: FIVE INJURED.

RI'FTAI.G. y. Y. 1uly I".--Thrc" Ia
bnrrrS We're killed and five seriously IN
jurcd in tho rnllar<', nf u SupcrstruCtur"
Surrounding nnw building at tho plant
Of the Scmct SoIay Company on the
Niagara river road h"r" today.
Tho structure went down in sudden
Squall That swept over NIAGARA river, ana
some ~ III" wurkm"u declared that the
building was struck Ivy lighting.
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sEARCHLIGHTS ON HILLS.

EAGLE PASS. TEXAS. July l3.-MllI-
tary authorities to-day placed powerful
scarchlights on hill tops and other van
taEc points near the Mexican hord, =
here. Th"s: Will make il practically i'm
possible for any military activity Ia b.
conducted near the border under cover
of darkness
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BRIDGEPORT
Local LIQUOR Company incorporated.

Incorporation papers were issued yes
terGay al Columbus 10 Inc Imperial
Liquor Company. ri bridgeport. The
company WAS incorporated by Emil LIP
schcr and Others The Imperial Con-
pany has been engaged in the wholesale
liquor business i'll the -Nppcnzellcr-
kOchnlina block.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-14
schickS News Stand Robbed.

Early yesterday morning thieves en-
tered the SChck news stand on EridS
street. by pryirG open Il rear window
and secured SIS in cash. watch and II
fountain pen. y sack containing STA
and an endorsed check for Sj6 were un-
touched by the robbers Tn" money was
taken from small desk. but the cash
register was mol disturbed.