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700 Form SharpshooS,,
Teams to Learn U.s.
of Firearms.
HOPE OTHER BANKS
WILL JOIN MOVEMEN
Company Will Try to Ann.
Competitive Tests for
Target Prizes.

While the dimes are ronin.
Marjorie's battIeship fund, Ii. 49,
psign of preparedness is fast mn.
ground in Wall Street The h.
move in this direction has ju,, y,
started by the Guaranty Trust G..
pany's 700 employees, who l.v, -
pleted arrangements for the orr,s
tion of sharpshooting teams.
II is the intention of the tru,, A.
psny's men not only to become -
expert in the use OF firearms, N, ,
fsmilisrize themselves thoro,shl, =,
their mechanism. They will pwAI,
use one OF the city's srmoris a,
weather conditions prevent o,s4
practice.
G. NJ. L. Murphy, who was rse,,,,
elected = vice president, and VIA A,
being graduated from West pe.,. ,
1903. saw several years series "a A
Philippines and South America VII \
terest himself in the work. I, b.
pected that the movement VIII ~,
be taken up by the other BE NJ
Street banking institutions.
Other Teams to CompstA
The Guaranty Trust Company hr.
in encouraging the organizsusn n "a
clubs 20 gain the cooperation Of a.,
banks in spreading the prepasvi,u
germ. In this way, one OF the ssw
said yesterday. the men would no, q,
enjoy many hours Of useful rsersa,
but would add zest 10 thei, prs..,
by competitive target shooting, Vi.
prizes for the winning teams.
In charge of the Guaranty snpl.r
will be an advisory board Of rin, NJ,
bers. A recent canvass OF the Cnsp,,
Club. the association Of emrloyu a.
officers. revealed that there vsr NJ,
than fifty men who had had either q
itary o. naval training.
The advisory board consists otvt
Bradley and Alden S. Blodget, squad.
A, \. G.. y. Y; +. p. Tate, 23d er
ment, \. G.. n. Y; V. II. Ssansu, |,
Cavalry, y. G. y. Y; william Nrn
zic, Odd Regiment. y. 6. y. y; ~
0sburn. formerly L. S. ~; l. G. VIZ
formerly OF West Point; Asn:r
Fox. Squadron A. y. G. n. Y. sadRi
Randolph. LIST Field Company, So.
Corps, y. G.. y. j.
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CLERGYMAN FLEES
CANADIAN TROOPS
American Mobbed in Ontario
Will Complain to Lansing.

Buffalo, n. Y, March 9.-The Rev
C. r. Tappert, the Lutheran clergy
man who was mobbed by soldiers in
his home at Berlin, Ont, spent
to-day in Buffalo with his brother-in
law, the Rev. William c. Drsch, and
will leave tomorrow for New York
Nr. Tappert left Berlin with his fami
~ when it became known that the
ringleaders of the soldiers who at
tackled him would go unpublished.
81 believe my life and the lives oil
my children were in danger" Mr.. Tap
pert said. After have conferred with
DR.. George Haas, president OF the New
York Ministerium, | expect to visit
Washington to supplement the report
that is being forwarded to the State
Department by Jose de Olivares, United
States Consul at Hamilton, Ont"
Mr. Taper. is native of Germany
brt has lived in this country about
thirty years. He took out natursliza-
ton papers twenty years sgo.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.--Cisaa, b,
compressed air. steam. hand or on door lS5,
BroaiNU t2l last isth e. COZ 4 BRANDT
Tel lS1-Jsth.
MrLTICHAPH TYPENRirTES LETTERS zoo
.l.l0. 900. ;ii5, io0ro. g.. GLO. B
WATERFORD. 40 Broadway (L1uitAb.s Big
Room l.lai Rector isi1.
NEw YORK CARPFr CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest, LarIest. Mo-, Modern.
FINE RUGS WOVEN fkoN Old CARpETs
Prices ~. .9rabi- Srnd fof llFcuu
Tel i6Q2-ff33 Busn. t1T-ti3 West 18Th 81
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BooKhEEPING CLASS. ROOM 2o7. BROOKLYN
EVENING HIGH SCHOOL FOR MN 90. gig
william H. Wood. $40
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COLLECTED BY JAMES TROUT. JR. PROM
Pupils OF CATALINA ISLAND SCHOOL.
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.

Losr-wARcH .. BETWEEN sgrI st. ANn
ION -. Diamond Ogen cluster rrOoch. Liberal
reward. IfLNRY \ IurCilIE. 20 Church 81
Ciy. 1925 CcrlEdt
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
ennale,

TELEGRApHER and STLNOGRAPHER, eir>-
number Jears brokerage experience. desires foTi.
Ton with NcF Y0rk Stack tIrlsngs nlm. refer
sncss A. H.. Bon liz. Tribune Onlcs.
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COLLECTED by BERNARD A. GRIMES FROM
THE D0RMIrORY MEN or CENTRAL.

b. A. Crimes r. ". simmons ]. A Gelssman.
Forrest, ". T. Johnston 4 Msdlieot.D. Z b. Hooas,
Room 1891; Room i27l T. w Mshan; 4 ,.
J. A Mulcshey. r. v Mlilsen. II. Leopold. TX,
ll1e. Stephenson. l. o. Psnqust.. j., " ,.
We-dts73, oo r. ii'54 . lanes lnSy ho,i Bead "
Jackson y l. Freedman. O. = Gilbsrtsoa. Frsd.
A. Hoffman. II. L. Desmiiolgen ,. u. Moody. {.
". Gsder. 81 Crespcr FdWari NJ. Sfrsus. Harold
J. Rover. 1850 Martin H. Kleine. Ro0er, Clark.
". 7. Higgins. a. Charles Roth, Battle Irwin. G..
H. McAllister. Ctrsncs ckin. II. J.. Woodman.
9Jl. William A. Walsh, W Volk. L. S Edaard.
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Henrietta Winters, Rosetta Drnmmond tHsoe.n
N Wsissy Katy Church Mary c. Hoffman.
Annie F!t1gersid. Kate schweers Theodore Kelly
Gcrtride Schmeers. Annie Muhlbacker. ~ Baisofl
Willie Gardner. Harry schmeek, Nelson Mel
Schmidt. Caroline schmeek. Anna schmeek, Marin
Srhiosser Dorothy Tom!ins. Lille Iompkins bettl'
french Adele Wright. Henry A. schmi1t Lmma
Armstrong Annabeiie Barnett Eqns GilmI',nI'
Eqra He9drckson. Katherine Mnipe. NHle II.
Klenck Caroline s Bee sadie Cunningham. Emma
ienihsn. Ellen Mckenzie. Isabella MeDonoush'
John X Darragh. Alice Daragh. Elila haSieao,
nis /. Iyrch. Josephine Collins Emma i. Hunt
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COLLECTED BY B. A. GRIMES. OUTSIDE

Herdriokson ]. zi-,cE: Mss virgins. b Lag
= Miller. MAJ Rikin. p. \ o'Iearv. : r
Fo'l.nd. r. T. k.hs Vac, Anhgr r,S .oT Mis'
Brsdi.y Kenneth 6 BRADLEY. Mrs Charles Rad
les, y r. Kelley. =. 4. Hunserford. W, A. Assr
\ G. P,ddocs. i. VI. Terry. s; X. Q; T.
W.ll.fsir Henry Clay sih'ey Royal n. Slbey
Ru,1 Heyien. surrs.s,ts. Barbara Phillips. Flint
Wood a orecht. JACK Asrecht. John W. hie.d. W
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william H. Wood. $40
Pupils OF CATALINA ISLAND SCHOOL.
CALIFORNIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
op HIS 81 r. TaE AM srkH1tE pFTsch.
fs TrE y a9RF PETAfnT TEsr P PG fGA E T.
Joseph D. IuquE. AIher Blsshnsr. Ld-.rd 4.
R.a E I4 sssin. My sn Pt onn f@ o
ARD Holman, Carl o. Hni. steve Gilbert. Alfred
Zubiller. Benjamin. Allen. Charley l.. Allison. Lu-
f m doSSs ft aa t naa dsos, Sua: join
Delaney. Bernard Delaney, Charles Dimech. ID
sr IL T. Pusas' ArhaT r. Gcro% OWN cnon IT, Girard
Moses Goodrich. John 7. HALEY. Johnnie /. King.
9ha KoS, John Lang Mi.n L'ai..ni ch' Si
PIsd p. Miller. g., Ray l. MysT william H.
samuel 5 Payne Clarence Peak. sherman L, Roe,
Charles T. scheepf. Mon1s shklar. George w
smith. fr,nh J. SmosoI, william william L sngell,,o elton
J. f. Schiller, Piersill. Colliss, SWEET, kno,keu-
hauer. Peterson and william Msher. each 10 cents.
COLLECTED BY NJ j. WHITLEY.
Cob, s,hirsy... 10 Dorothy zell 49,. 10
MaIsgst h Ssiiin... 10 Ws%sa YATES .. 10
Nee hssn o Ha2s.rd 10 10 R Fsif% WIN" Widely. 10
Florence Foster eco. 10 Florence Whitley. 10
~ c. Vaughn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
COLLECTED BIT MARJORIE WOOD FROM 1T
PAYS TO ADVERTISE CO.. BOSTON. MASS.
Louise Drew ...... 500 Cecils Bseion ..... -
Marjorie Wooi o.. ais ". J. Brady....... %
VIII Denning ..... 100 Anna McGarys coo. 20
Grant Mitchell .... J ~ John HOPE ....... 10
George Schafer 90. 90 Richard Carlyle. 10
CLYDE FcEci ...... I ~ william Heary o.. %
Gerald Oliver Smith J 90 Michael Fitzgerald. 20
Ben Johnson ..--.. leo
PROM HER FRIENDS r. BOSTON.
bGr and Mr.. l. DR.. Maurice Quinn N
llce .......-t.s. wv
STUDENTS or NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Students u New Nora University ......-.....l9 -
COLLECTED BY MISS y NOYEs FROM IN
PLOYFES or THE MANUFACTURING DEPT
or THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN
co. y. Y. CITY
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AUCTION LIES.

BY VIRTUE OF CONDITIONAL BILLS on SALES
made hi Drut.lA Bro. f0 G.e f.Nosirs isfil-I
sp0iimsn. sassr0 Esfl kcfs~unan. Muller. Bfo.-
nun. ~ u Furniture. a. 4. ". To-day. .,
y u Int street J. SINOEh AucLiDneer.
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m. J. A PIln.r John Marshall W; "; Sickle.
!. II Horer W ) Chillin ssworth. Z. Y. Hand.
W T. Riotardsou. ". p. Wilson. Y. J. Archer.
W X station. c. o. winslov n. p. NeCou. J.
Coryan's. :. H. Marsh. hsrFy BatlcH. ". +.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-03

OF the Reynolds Memorial hospital. at
Glendale.
Leroy Baker entertained a number OF
his friends at his home on Morton ave-
nue.. Saturday evening.
Edward Sanders has returned to his
home at Detroit, Mich. after spending
"A week here attending 10 business mat
tiers.
Mrs. g. r. Boyd, OF Elmira. o. -
spending several days here visiting
friends and relatives
The high water. covering tho bot
tom lands in this vicinity. Will delay
corn planting about two weeks.
Miss Lillian smith. Of Washington
avenue. spent Sunday at Shcrrar9 visit
ing with relatives
". l.. Sherrard. Of Cambridge. a.. -
spending several DAYS here visiting with
his family. Mr.. Sherrsrd was called
her" on account OF the illness Of Mrs.
Sherrard.
Miss winona Long. or this city spent
sunday visiting with her mother az St
ClairSVille
Miss Augusta Rehreus who has been
teaching school az Hundred. has re-
turned 10 her hom. at Shcrrard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cunuin CHAM, OF
this city. spent sunday at Glen Esston
visiting relatives.
Miss Oppl Cherry, a teacher in the
schools at Board Tree. visited at her
home on seventh street sunday.
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LITTLETON

LfTTLETON ". Va. April Mr.
samuel Poe was business visitor in
wheeling SATURDAY.
Mrs Charles Wilson and family LETT
saturday FOR their new home at Hollo-
Mrs owen slider spent F~idav and
saturday with friends in Hundred
Miss Olive Lobaugh was shopping In
Wheeling Thursday.
MISS Arle tpugulin spent Thursday
with friends IN Hundred
Mr. and Mrs. r. D. Sholtz left Thurs
day f"r their new home iu hundred.
Mrs j a.. Connolly attended the
rlkS minstrel in Warrington FRIDAY
Mr and Mrs Clarence Aucnder spent
Tuesday with friends iu Wheeling
Mrs VI J. Allen OF Hundred visited
Mr and Mrs. ia Mathews spent Tues
day with friends in Wheeling
Miss Mabel bben has returned home
after short visit with her sister In
Mrs. " }. 1onbaugh and family lert
Nat Hrda} Tor on city. Pa. where they
VIII make their future home
Miss Ethel caste visited hor parents
IN Morgantowu over sunday
Miss Ida pbliuEer left "wednesday for
Miss Laura Hrodley Is visiting her
sister. Mrs. %. g. Richmond a. Pine
Mr. Frank MrCluskey spent saturday
40 SInfay with bis parents. Nj and
Mrs, w Mc,ilsskey e. MqMcch"n,
position
Miss Ida Phillip - Fafrmorf. Ir visit.
ing friends here for "a fsp days
Mr. Ellis Miller returned home Tues
DAY after "a six months business trip 20
oklahoma
Mr. Leo Mo- .rrnfa was business
visitor Boo WhesiIua TrIdat.
Mrs. Cecilia summon D. -mifhNeII.
trrnt saturday and sunday hero with
friends
Mrs. 2. y Robinson was r. business
visitor 'r fl1uirsf Tfurafn..
Nr james NIrun. wac a business
visitor IN Wheeling FRIDAY
Mr and Mr. o. D. Connolly attended
tfr FIsa minstrel lu bloomington. I'rI-
day evening
Misses HarafH rHrrrIn and walter
IYfuurH spent Ir.If. evening u fH
friends In HuuIrad.
Tho man. friends Hr 49, r.IHH Carrie
rur w.I. Poo a.rrsu "s I...U U. .a Nsr.
seriously I'I af H.a .ru. hero
Mr VARY N..rr. was q business
visitor u N|.r.rr Tuesday.
N. IIH... .f..r.... .,H. H business
....H.r .r NH.. .Ul -ffIrf..
ST.. |..U ".sfs..# I.HI..u. TNHr..Is "
t..H friends ir HUNDRED
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Charles seahrIEhf Isff |fefrrday FOR
Akron. ohio. whore he accepted "a poaI-
zion
N|aa LI.. blazer. 90 fhe UnEgs run
school Ia confined f1 Dor home here on
account Uf illness
a. meeting uf f|. Republican executive
Iaurr4ttfa. r1ri.laf.r .fmmlaaIUre.s
and cleric. vi'f be- held I" fHs fIrfr vard
F.er house This evening ef O'Clock
This 5000 be fHs Iraf meeting before tho
election end ri 'arE. attendant. Ia d..
..rlI
SIZE . ErU'e. of Cameron. ie the
rl... .f '-.lrIa and rrIafIffs iu fNs
IIffH yard
A. rUrrfI.s ~ t.r ballot c00Ir..af.r-e. T.
HHa I.II LODI fhn r|'. building snI4rI4.
evening Hf fhe .HI| .| D. Frank HrarurH.
.ra. -u1r. Announcement g.. tho eIer.
f..r Hrrr completed
Size Iruar. vH. r1. boz. quite fII ~
H.r homo .r Stain street. III. slightly
.H.Ir.. aI
squire w. d. clayton Republican can
f.Ilf. FOR the nomination .f sheriff OF
.fHrHI.I county. .H r.II|I. improved
Hff.r rr illness v.f. pho s..rra
Jacob ENHa|e. sweet ..f.... .... I.rsr
..f.t .rf.I cleaning fN. .Hr.f. .f lis
place affr. obi. r...r. storm arH H.rG
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n, wesley Cosser. student az tho
pittsburgh school II pharmacy spent
sunday here visiting with II l. Myers
and family.
Miss Hazel Mason. or sixth street.
with friends
Lincoln Lodge. No. -. l. O. %. T.. VIII
noid Its regular weekly business meet
ing
Bruce Morris and family have return
"a TO their home at Youngstown. o.
here.
Funeral services over the remains or
the small Reere child which died ~
pneumonia last Thursday night were
held a. the family residence SUNDAY at
ternoon.
John overstreet. OF Sixth street. has
purchased an After touring car. through
inc Wesley Baumberger agency here
The trolley wire being down on Thfr-
teenth street yesterday at noon. AL Nc
Mechen and MouudsVills division cars
We're thrown on the regular schedule.
II was necessary 20 transfer passengers.
Miss Lucy Balderson. who has H~en
~ at her home here Is sloWly iInprov-
Ing
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As set the local police have been IN
abb" 40 appreheud btt Lucas. who e--
capped from the officers here early sat
urday morning. when they We're IN IN"
act Of placing him behind tho bars \
man answering Lucas description and
who had gun shot wound In one Of
his legs dressed. was seen in Bellairc,
Saturday afternoon. The RelIaire poe
lice We're notified 20 be- on the lookout
Tor Lucas. but when his whersabou' n
We're known they had not been advised
Lucas was arrested early ~afIrfav
morning hy Officers miller and kfdd.r
On O. charge ~ jumping a $500 bond He
mad been held 10 await action 81 'hs
grand jury ON "a charge 81 stealing hides
from Jess Anderson.
When he was being placed in Jail Ie
made a dash for his freedom and the
Officers opened fire. one bullet taking
affect iu his lex. 10 is believed
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working ponhle Tina.

zine BenwJoi and NfcAi-cheu CONSOLE
dated water Works since last Wsduc--
day. has been working double time boz
order 90 supply the city and the Bal't-
more g. ohio shops. The railroad water
works were forced Co SUSPEND on ac-
count ~ tho Iish water. and 10 was nee
essary 20 cell upon the local water COM
psny for aid. udrr normal conditions
the plant only operates ten hours.
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GRAFTON

GRAFTON. w. Va April Earle
II Davis. charged with conspiracy
against tho United states government IN
Shipping lquor into dry territory un-
"ral grand jury at Wheeling. here this
Week, when given preliminary hesr-
ing The shipment Of a barrel labeled
, sugar 90 Valley Falls. containing
many bottles 81 intoxicating liquors
was tho specific charge against Davis
Walter Barker and John Miller charged
with the same ofcnse. we're released
from custody.
The creditors - tho Consolidated
Manufacturing Com pany have authorized
IN" sale Of the plant on April %. and
mo trustee. Harry w. ChsdducS. on
, I"cts 10 have largo number 81 bid
d"rs FOR. the plant. Efforts are sim be
ing made. however. TO settle the mat
ter without having tho public sale.
The Scottish Rite club Of Grafton
was formed this week a. q meeting Of
tho scottish Rite mon Of Grafton and
vicinity. and tho following officers were
elected -. Jay Fleming. president: ..
W. steel secretary. and J. y. Bradford.
celebration Of Msundy Thursday. bu.
expects to make the organization n per-
n. an'nt one also
Tho annual election Of officers by tho
'tNic Club this week a. the willard no
tel resulted as follows. Mrs A. r.
I N"rdcn. president. Mrs. J y Moran.
Mrs ". =. Nan<irk and Miss Rertie
I fiaSlnr VICE presidents Mrs. ona =.
I or. treasurer.
The executive committee ~ tho West
virginia Funeral Directors mot here.
| W"du.NdaN afternoon. and completed
the arrangements for holding tho an
nu"l stat" convention. Wcli~burg ".
| Va. was selected as the meeting place.
ana -" convention viii ho held on July
! ]. ~ ana la. Tho meeting was IN
charge n President l.. g. Mott. ~ pa
] .l< and Chairman Frank Schroeder. OF
| Wheeling
] The op'ning hearing ~ tho applica-
| ..'L .i Tho West virginia & Pittsburgh
| Gas Company. az Charleston. before ~.
| iuhlc service Commission. 20 raise IFS
| industrial gaS rates was not touplsfsd
! thlS week. and th" local attorneys who
| have returned home Another meeting
! - 70 h' hold az Charleston in tho near
| iutnr". and probably third hearing
l VIII %" given af Grafton In tho mean
| tim" Tho Public Service Commission has
I eusr' nd'd d." application for higher
/ D." made ''
/ Judge John Homer Holt. aged So.
N.I"ll kn'wn 10 The political aud legal
years Judge 90 the Circuit Court r.-.
passed peacefully away Of TTFIna .r
D HLuras} niEht. and the remains were
I brief funeral service was condurfsd on
/ MONDAY afternoon. rIf tho remains wore.
I nr"t !p,"rref until lat" THIS week. pend
] .Nt IN" rri'7l 81 ono vr lIs sons. Ileu.
| tenant John Homer Holt T~ who vac
| ~ a,fI"'hir in scout horn waters Tho
I deceased is survived b- ne WIDOW art
| four children. Lieutenant . " uGff T.
] p n. James Cornelius Holt Mrs Ere
| Nuzum and Nrs Charles payis. rho
! l''''I 'h''' '''nE residents ~ this
! Th" executive committee or tne Nyes,
/ virginia Bankers. Association mot we'd
1919 %. iuni inFi"n f" 80 a date for
ton.
Tho Grafton Merchants. Association
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Ella =. Nctter ct auo. 90 Thomas ".
Martin. lots a and .. Sardis. $3.50.
Mary Rose 10 carrie Nust, 80. acres
Ohio township. g..
Cornelius Mozena TO Hush Noll 3-l6
acre. Ohio township 5000.
ltamer Fugh and vie TO Noah Head
leg. IS acres. SamsburN township. $500
Cornelius Mozena and wife to John ~
Holland. l-3 acre. ohio tow uShip. $500
Henry 4. McElfvaeh e. g. a. Robin
son 2u.5f acres Franklin tow nship. 5000
samuel J.. Mooney and wifi. 60 Celcs-
tin J. Sfeed. Dot 1". M"odsfield So.
George Hogu' fp John b. Fowler %
auo. 1888 acres. seneca TOWNSHIP
Sl.IsI.s1
William Gros-cnbaChcr and wife a.
samuel GrosSeubach'r. o acres. Lee
township $500.
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Seriously Injured.

Word was received hegee Monday that
William Masters. son Of city Marshal
James Masters. and who lived here IN
III a f"w months ago. was seriously IN
jured while working IN the oil friends
81 New Straitsyillc. -. and wheree he
now resides
heavy board fail from the engine
mouse In some manner. striking him on
the head and shoulders seriously bruls-
Ing and lsccratinV the flesh and knock
ing two teeth out. While his iniur-SS
are very painful they are not thought
dangerous but Will lay him off for some
time
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WOODSFIELD

WOODSFlELp. .. April Charles
I"ulton. aged about - years. son Of O--
wald Poulton. deceased. died almost in
silently from heart failure. M.duerday
morning at his home on North Main
street. He Is sur, iNed 10y his wife and
i've children. also an aged mother and
several sisters
lie has been barberiug for number
Of years In the basement Of the First
National bank building and was mem
Der Of the Catholic church. Funeral sel -
vices was conducted by Father Seebsr.
Friday az o'clock and iutermcnt WAS
made ln the aCfhollc cefnst.rN
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Tho first uniform teachers exam ma
zion OF Marshall county viii be- held az
tho uIuu high school on Thursday ana
Friday ~ this week. according 20 an am
uuuugrmfrt received here from County
Superintendent Mcdowell The ernmf-
.r4rf| fIrnfru
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BENW00D
Primary Election Tomorrow.

The suspeusc Will soon be over. and
some viii reiuic" and some will not.
The munIci pHl election will be- held to-
morrow. and from eleventh hour iudicg-
lions ono Of the most interesting CON
tests hat has ever been held IN the
mill town viii be staged.
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Meeting Yesterday.

I'-T0T IH| n no rIIT n ITI-TWHm "
4 Pearl. meeting Of the executive
committee. Republican candidates AMI
poll workers. Was held iu the Center Rem
wood fire department and final plans
for the election 81 Tuesday were made.
Much interest was displayed and Nprc--
eious Of confidence that the Republican
ticket would carry the election were
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mothers Day Meeting a sneoe..

LAST rlltl afternoon special meet
lus u the Mothers Department Of the
w &. O. was held Boo IN. primary
room ~ The ". r church About 90 rer-
sons weI" present. most Of them
mothers some accompanied bv their 1T
tie ones. \ uuwhsr ~ excellent read
iuge and addresses wsr, ri'sr. also some
excellent music
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Minist.rtal A..ooia,Inn-

The Mounds willie Ministerial AHeur.t.
zion will hold ifs regular monthly bus %
ness meeting This morning iu fHe Hrs.
". church rrrl0ra ODD. laprr 20 fr.
morning VIII D. road ~ T.t o. d.
smith. pastor ~ Tho FIRST 20 o. church.
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men have succeeded through Congress
o. au ". e. Mooney. In securing the
promise from the department. OF COM
W"rce. bureau OF fisheries. tn send "a
consignment OF fish Tor stocking tho
streams OF Monroe county. Pike will
b. distributed ir MAY. bass and Dream
from August 90 rrccwber
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President D.. o. M,MccHsr. ~ Mar
shall county court. has called a special
meeting Of tho court 90 bs held this
morning. a. the court house Road SUI
peryisors viii b" settled with. and 9th, O.
business matters given attention
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Take Examinations.

Many local school teachers and others
viii be iu Bcnwood THURSDAY and F'ri-
day Of this week for the PURPOSE OF
taking the first uniform examinations.
which viii bc held az the Union hIgu
school.
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Registrars Begin work.

Tho registrars recently appointed bv
the county court viii begin work THE
morning registering the voters of Mar
shall county Tor the primary efsrf'ou.
June .. The r'gfstrars received their
supplies last week