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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18
Y, NJ. C. A, OFFICIAL
GUEST At BANQUET
. CAMPAIGN INAUGURATED FOR
RENEWAL OF MEMBERSHIPS
IN ASSOCIATION.
MIR. Goodwin Pays Tribute to Y. M. C.
As Of Country-Speaks Of
Campaign.

A campaign was started last night
by members uf The Y. VI. {. 4. for the
renewal Of The memberships in The as.
snCiaiion Of uhe five hundred secured
in laSI years campaign. ticnrG" l..
Goodwin. interstate secretary Of Mary.
land, Delaware. District Of Columbia
and West Virginia. who Wa guest
here. addressed a large number IT The
association members at Il banquet CIV
en- in his honor.
Mr. Goodwin impressed upon his all
dienCe the good Of Il y. ". {. \. in any
city. and The methnGS in Whirh H. tends
10 elevate The Young men of me com
munity He spoke Of ihr membership
campaign inaugurared hy The railroad
Y. VI. {. As, and Of The problems they
have discussed. The greatest uf which.
according To Mr.. Goodwin. WAS lhat Of
The waste in human energy. Toward
tho conservation Of human energy is
the purpose nf The membership cam
paiEn the railrOadcrs have inaugu-
rated.
In opening The campaign MIR Good
win advised The members 10 pH"tiCi-
pat" in lie work whole hnartrdly. He
said that with Il little sacrifice on their
part The renewal Of membership in
tho aSsOciatinn rOuld BE- secured with
in a short time. Several of the mem
hers present lasr night notified the nf-
fiCiHlS Of The Wheeling Y. NJ. G. 4. thai
ihry would assist. and il is expected
thar by Tho first If Tho next week prac-
iiCallT every member ~ Tho HSsocia-
lion will take part in tn" campaign.
Nr John l.. pirkey WIS POSTMASTER
and he introduced Mr.. Gaodwin. The
following wera present
\ |
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ICE CREAM MEN TO MEET.

CHARLESTON. w. Va, Nov. II
Announcement was made her To-Day
that the West Virginia Ice Cream
manufacturers association will hold
It's annual convention in Charleston on
Tuesday and Wednesday. Dec. > and
Is. III" Chamber Of Commerce has
been asked by officials Of the asso.
citation In arrange for an inspection OF
several Of tho biz manufacturing
plants Of Charleston Al sometime dur
ing The convention days. The NOM
hership of the association includes
manufacturers from nearly every city
in the state as we'll as from many Of
the towns.
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Minnesota presents Sas" similar u
that o. California. "a n" i|apEh!ican
candidate for the United states senate
has II majority OF over $4,000 while the
Presidential candidate scraH"s through
with . !ittIc less than nothing. And the
women do not vote ic Minnesota.
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PITTSBURGH SURGEON
ADDRESSES DOCTORS

The third and largest meeting Of the
season was held by the Ohio County
Medical society in he First Branch
council chamber at City Hall last eve
ming. Furiy-srren members OF the
society were included in the gathering
Of NOR" than eighty physicians.
pr. William ". leach Of Iittshurgh'
Pa. read an instructive paper on IN
lesiinal Surgery. Tho paper was
discussed hy DR.. \. j Noome, d.,
Frank LeMnyne Hupp and Dr.. Gregory
ACkCrmann.
Refreshments were served by the
Y. ". &. 4.
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raiiforniats not the only State. There 5
Ohio, in much deeper disgrace, state
that really spilled the Republican beans
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NEW INCORPORATION.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Nov. T.
Certificates Of incorporation have been
issued by the secretary q! stale 10 'hf
following new concerns which vii
operate under the laws OF West
Virginia:
The Flynn-Haislip Coal company. OF
Logan. Chief works in Logan county
Authorized capital $4,000
Commercial Bank OF Biueileld
Authorized capital 100000.
Merrill Coal company. OF ClarkS
burg. Chief works in Harrison county
Authorized capital. $4,000.
The i. II. McDermotl oil company
Of MOrgantown. Chief works III Mon
Ongalia and Marion counties. Author
lied capital S250.000.
Junior Lodge knights Of PEthias OF
Junior. Barbour county. No author
lied capital. Purposes IN incuIcate
and disseminate III" principles nt
friendship, charity and brnevolencC
among its members.
She Doni YOU ever wear trainso
Anoiher--Nn. my husband always
puts his foo; down on anything OF
that SOrl.--ReCord
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New Offices amounting 10 Si4Q."0n 4
year in salaries remain TO BE- tIllei h.
the President. Hare is chance fuc
some OF the lame ducks"
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The Deutschland proved to he some
destroyer though unarmcd and peace
fully inclined.
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One of the convulsivefy humorous
claims Of the election Is that Of Sam
tfornpers, who says he has been vindicat-
ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18

Get away from politics and attend
church service Tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18

To save as much Of thc potato as pos
slble peel II with Il safety razor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-18

Now blame this squaw winter we're
having on the women, vii! you"
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The Rrotherhoods nre now pointing
the pistol at the supreme Court.
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\ Louisiana Progressive pro:ecttonlst
has hccn elected to Congress. which Is
m encouraging opening OF the stolid
solidtty Of the South.
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Those who take up the recount most
Is perish by the recount.
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And filtration still slumhers the sleep
OF the Indolent and indifferent.
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passed tho joke period and have become
menace
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These "nnn-par;isan" candidates. have
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NERVE And NERVES

the Courage the British People, but Is
Undermining Their Nervous System.
BY SIR JAMES CREIGHTON BROWNE, M. D., LII D
Fellow Royal Society," Fellow Of the Academy of Medicine
New York Specialist Nervous Diseases.
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Atkins No | Hi say. wen did Ar-
old get the lower arr ~ IR face shot
hoff"
Atkins No. Hit ain'r shot hofT.
+. s a.yawnin' Jack o Lantern.
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Talks On Thrift---N No. 81
KINDS. OF BANKS

ington, and every national bank note
is in reality part Of a government
bond, cut up into small denominations
for convenience. Under the federal
reserve act there will ultimately be
retired and the federal bank notes will
take their place. but it will be some
years before this is accomplished.
The national banks were instituted
latter the civil war as agencies OF the
government, and were in reality Or
ganized under a plan which made a
market for the government bonds.
They are required 10 report TO the
comptroller Of the currency FIVE times
Ia year without notice, the report dat
ling back 4 few days for obvious rea-
sons. They are also required TO be
examined twice each year by the di-
rectors, and are visited by the ma
tional bank examiners also twice each
Iyear without notice. The examiners
go carefully into all the various de-
tails, particularly into the loans. and
arc as CDnvPrsant with the large Dor
rowcrs as the directors.
The national banking system has
proven sound in its principles, effl-
cient in its management. and salts
factory in all its operations. Under
the federal reserve act member banks
may take promissorH notes Of a GER
tain type and turn them into money
lin the course Of few hours, by redis-
counting them al the federal reserve
bank, which Is a valuable feature.
This is not to say, however, that ma
tional bank is better than any other
type of institution, but they have en-.
joyed long years of prosperity and
able management. with little loss to
! their depOsitors.
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CADIz, O.

CADIZ. Ohio. Aug. 3.-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles n. Perry are home from their
wedding trip.
F.. p. Greer and Mrs. Greer. OF Iowa
city. are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Will
Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Glover and chill
drcn. Miss Martha John and Charles.
Ir.. are here from Columbus. visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Haverfield.
Miss Lillian kettr-fnC entertained at
n dinner Saturday evening in honor OF
Miss Erma Iosuc. of St.ubcnville.
Misses Helen and Katherine Foley. OF
Columbus are guests Of Miss Mary Vir-
s. 4. Mcrool. Of Kansas City. Mo, Is
here visiting with Mrs. McCool and chik
dren ;|who are spending tho summer at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. William T.
Wood
Miss Virginia Clifford visited last
week in Pittsburgh.
Miss Amanda Holland has returned
home from a visit OF several months
with Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Bigger
in Tampa. Fla.
Mrs. John Cortland IS home from trip
10 Van buren, Point. VI.
Rcv. n. G. Mcleod. n. D.. and Mrs.
Mcleod and children, or East Liverpool,
are spending the chautauQua season
here.
Miss Lois Hcnthorne. OF Pittsburgh.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Persia Sues
senguth.
Mrs. Charles Gotshall and Mrs A. A.
Trrssril visited with Mr.. Gotshall. who
is i'll In a Canton hospital.
Miss Margaret Schumacher. OF Column:
bus, will be Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest strenSs
guest during chautauquA session.
Miss Fern Gammeter is home from
visit with Miss Virginia cellars In Free
port. &
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To the average person bank IS a
bank-"a place to put money; and for
all ordinary purposes this IS enough
10 know, provided. Of course, the bank
is sound and worthy Of confidence. II
lis well, however to understand that
there are different kinds Of banks, and
Ito know the distinguishing character
istcS Of each.
We have in This country four kinds
Iof banking Institutions: (a) National
banks; tb) State banks; (cl Trust
the foregoing receive money on deposit
and pay it back again. as a rule. on
demand; but the rules under which
deposits are received differ All the
foregoing but the savings banks have
capital stock and are owned and con
Itrollrd by stockholders. Savings banks
are of TWO kinds--slOck savings banks
and mutual savings banks The diff,
ference between these will be noted
later, the present talk will treat OF
national banks only.
National banks are under the direct
supervision of the comptroller Of the
currency and arc not subject 10 state
laws except In the matter Of taxes.
lie with n capital Of less than s25 ,000
while in larger places The capital re.
Iouiremcnts are greater National
banks do a general banking business,
which consists Of receiving deposits,
paying checks and making loans. The
one feature which distinguishes ma
tional banks from all others is the
issue of national bank notes, which
form large part Of the circulating
currency Of the country. These notes
are secured by government bonds de-
nosited with tho treasurer at Wash
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gone To Ithaca. y. y. t" join her dauEh,
ter. Miss Mary, who Is taking a special
course at Cornell University.
w. L. Standif0rd az Glen Eas'on was
in the city Yesterday attending to ousi-
ness matters.
Mrs. T. II. Conner and daughter.
Miss Marion. of Lost Creek. are the
guests Of Mrs. W. *. Mason OF clinton
avenue.
Miss Ruby Mason will nrrir" home
today from ParkcrshurE. where She has
spent several days visiting friends ana
relatives.
Miss Leila Lewis has returned to her
at Pittsburgh. after Il visit with MISS
Katherine Bodly of Seventh street.
Mrs. James Meek has returned 10 hcr
home here from Sistersvillc. where she
spcnt several days visiting with rela-
tivtS.
Seven conrlcts. two white and hre
cnlorcd were brought in from Nclnowrll
county yesterday afternoon by Guard
Adams.
MISS Lucille Crow OF this city Is
spending vacation At Pleasant SaI-
ley.
Mr., and Mrs. Okey Carney Of bunting
ton are visiting with relatives here
The Mound City hotel here closed up
Yesterday. 1t is understood experienced
hotel people will reopen tho hotel
Thomas RuZZard OF near cameron
was here yesterday transactinE pusl-
ness.
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Rellat-e Briefs.

William J. .\ult. or South Rei;air". WI!
deliver AN address At the TIfonr!li" VI.
= church rcNt Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. isaac Hum ana sons
log. Yesterday on an au'"mnhiIe TRIP |"
Atlantic civ ard New York.
Mrs Charles Culh"rtSon. az Union
street. left yesterday FOR Il visi; al t.p-
worth park. .,-,,,,
from, a trip 20 Niagara Falls and buy
W. +. WISE ard y. =. Aur. Of this
city arc visitors At Nor ioTk 'his
Mr. and Mrs William Nicholson have
returned 70 Baltimore. Md. after WISH
with local relatives.
Miss Marie Hudson. OF this city. has
returned from a visit with relatives at
Mr. ami Mrs. Rcr tapn"r loft yeStcr-
day for visit with relatives AZ chi
Mrs. Eleanor Early. after visit with
nor parents IN South Belialre. mas re
tnrned 70 her homo in FarkershurS
Miss Sarah Nea'herinGtnn mas re-
turned from Il NISi; with relatives at
S,eubenrille. I..,
Hill has returned from visit al lndl"
aug" Kern. Of Gravel Hill. has gone TO
E.nvor.h park 10 spend a few days.
Or and Mrs. =. {. Stariw"athcr nave
returned from Il visit with relatives AT
Newark.
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PerHoualH and Rrte{H.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirtchner. Jr..
and family. will return today from
visit among relatives at Sutton. W. Va.
s. +. Christian OF North Warwooa
returned from Parkcrsburg yesterday
morning.
George Griffith OF Hess avenue is i'll
at his home.
Mrs Pearl Fierhaugh has returned to
her home in Holidays Cove after spend.
ing several days with friends here.
Miss Marie Noltc OF Eighteenth street
has returned from a visit among friends
ut Portsmouth, Ohio.
John Aitker OF Richland was removed
10 his home from the hospital Wednes.
day afternoon.
l.. j. Miller OF Twenty-Arst street Is
an with rheumatism.
William Lutes Of Warwood avenue
has excepted n position at the Wheeling
Mold and Foundry.
Earl Welshhsns OF Glens Run is off
duty sick. He is an employe OF the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad.
William Singer of Warwood avenue.
who has been quite Ill with rheumatism
is slowly improving.
Howard Hall OF Seventeenth street
has purchased a fine new canoe.
Miss Nellie Moore entertained her
Sunday school class with a theater par
ty ut Hoffmans' Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. b. Evans OF Eighteenth stree:
left for FraZicrsbrrg. Ohio. yesterday
tor an extended visit among friends and
relatives.
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American Guaranteed Paint S1.S5
per gallon. Factory Prices. Leave or
ders at Morgan's 3 Grocery stores.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

the name Of sullivan was also told TO
boat IT,.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T.. IT, Forester and
children Of New Hhiladelphla, formerly
OF this city. are visiting friends mere
Fred kurtz and Ralph are expected
home tomorrow from Alrina' Mlch''
where they have been camping.
Prot OrIand Sweeney Will leave TO-
day for Columbus on business:
ID. G.. kennon Of GAINESVILLE. Demo-
cratic candidate for county SURVEYOR
WAS campaigning here yesterday;
Thomas Marker has returned from
Akron.
Chris Fleahman left yesterday for
Cleveland to accept u position;
Prof. =. l.. Lucas, formerly OF inc
High school teaching staff, has returned
to his home III Bethesda after WISH
here.
ID. V. White returned yesterday al
tcrnOon from Jewctt where he was call
ed by the serious Illness of his sister
Clark Is. Firestone. OF Lisbon Ike
publican candidate for congress, was
here yesterday in the interest OF MS
Mr.-and Mrs. w f. Thomas and son.
and Or. and Mrs. i. II. Wilson and son.
will leave the first Of the week Tor an
auto "Trip /" eastern points.
Mr. and Mrs. X. q. lrslop and son.
Russell, left yesterday far Atlantic
City.
Alex Dixon was in East Liverpool
yesterday on business.
.\lSIn Nelly is expected home from
Alliance tomorrow IL spend The rest
OF the summer here.
Attorney William r. Dixon Jr.. was
campaigning IN StcubcnTille yesterday
in The interest OF his candidacy for
state senator.
Mrs. William Rcdawuy and Miss Az
ncS Davis are expected home today
from rurkcrShurg.
Miss blanche SIallnakcr has returned
To hcy home in Indianapolis after Il
visit ut the home OF William Nader on
Broadway street.
Jim Moore, former local street car
man who has been working on the BEL
lairc division. has been transferred 10
his old run on the Martins Ferry
Bridgeport division.
W. H.. Williams has returned from
Moncsscn. Pa. 10 visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy +. Woods and Mr..
and Mrs l.. Il. Smith left yesterday
llr Atlantic City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
HUGE FENCE RAIL IS
THROWN ACROSS ROAD
lS SAID TO HAVE CAUSED AotoHAo
BILE ACCIDENT ON BOOKS
D.. RUN PIKE.
Victim Is Still Confined In North Wheel
and Vicinity.

A huge fence raIl thrown across the
Brooks Run ROAD. either carelssSlS ot
intentionally IS. said 10 have caused the
automobile accident thar seriously ana
perhaps fatally injured Thomas nun
Mtnnehan, WcdnrS day night. lie Is now
confined in North Wheeling hospital. anu
is said to be IN serious condition
He was driving his car, new StGae-
baker roadster. along the Brooke nun
road at a moderate rate OF speed "hen
near the old toll gate the front wheel
struck the obstruction, causing the Slcrl
Ing wheel to whirl III his hands. brtofe
Minnehan cpuld get control 81 the tai.
il plowed it's way through Il blacksmith
shop along the road. passed out al 1 ,nT
other end and onto the road again anu
stopoed when 1t collideh with al elm
tree near the scene OF the aieid Srs foo,
The blacksmith shop IS only n'e tee'
above the ground. and when the autono-
billie passed under II the hood and entire
body OF the car was completely wreSks,1;
When the machine came 10 StanastIIA
on the road. Minnehan had LOST con-
seriousness. His injuries consist OK thres
fractured ribs anu numerous cuts anu
bruises about the body.
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WORK PROGRESSING
ON SHELTER PLANT
CONCRETE FOUNDATIONS WERE
RESUMED YESTERDAY AT
MOlJNDSVlIIE
Force Of Workmen Will Be Increased
as Soon as Possible-Other
Mound City News.


The large shipment of pipe which
has been holding back the concrete
work on some OF the foundations OF
the new buildings Of the mammoth
smelter and zinc plant at MoundsTllle
arrived on the factory site yesterday,
and work of putting down concrete Is
again we'll under way. The pipe was
laid and water is now being pumped
into the two big concrete mixers.
The work OF running concrete was
commenced yesterday morning and
much of the foundation for the new
machine and blacksmith shop was
laid. This foundation will be com
pleted BY tomorrow evening. Inc
foundation for the pottery building
will be commenced next.
Two big power driven concrete mix:
ers are at present in operation, and
when they are in operation it takes
but a short time 10 fill the cXcara-
tons. There are great piles Of gravel,
sand and concrete close 10 The mixers.
Work Of excavatins for the furnaces
is also in progress at the smelter plant
site, while the electric company OIL
Gals expect to have force OF men at
work today stringing wires to supply
current.
The force of workmen will be con-
siderably increased as soon as pos
Sible now. There are about 45 men
al work this week. while many more
can be used Immediately.
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Three local youngsters. all of them
under l. years OF age. will lie placed
under arrest upon the return Of HUI
name Officer McMannus 70 this city
Q mic charge at stealing 12o pounds
Of lead pipe from the city building
site at the corner Of Walnut and Fifth
streets Complaint was made 10 Chief
Hyland. who located the stolen Junk. in
n local junk shop. but owing To the Tact
that the boys nra all under age. prose-
cution WAS left to the humane society.
Auto Victim local Mans Brother.
Karl Daubert. tho Wheeling mail car
ricr who was killed TUESDAY night in M
auto accident on the Smithficld-Dillon
vale nike, was n brother Of Louis II.
Daubert Of SeahrlrhtS Lane.
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Races Here Saturday.

Final arrnuE, fu.n'S hnH" i"''' - ="
for thn third race OF tn" season TO be
held SATURDAY. afternoon at til" old
county race course. under the auspices
Of the Moundsvillc Motorcycle club,
Keys. Ritz Johnson. Hcrnla and Mich
az Is are entered in the different events
and thcr. is no doubt but that some
fast races will staged. Hernld and
KEYS. both champion riders. will stage
a race which promises to be the most
-wllf be- a hvc-mitc race. Keys will
ride a four-ralre ported Harley. while
Hcrold will ride his four valve Indian
ported machine. Keys on stock flar-
ley machine defeated Harold IN 1--WE
mile handicap here ut the last race
meet. Herold in this race, rode his
four valve ported machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-04
MARTINS FERRY
Imnroveneuts at Feuray.

Important improvements to the Fen,
ray thcatcr by which the grill room Will
hr. thrown open n pedestrians az WY.
AS theater-gocrs will he made shortly
according to announcement made
Y, sterday by Manager W. Il. Hill, The
stairway in the north end of the build,
INF will he connected with the grill
room 50 that anyone may ratronl%.
the place as they would any Contccti"n-
cry. Those leaving the auditorium or
balcony O fihc theater for the grill dur
ing tho show will he given return TICK
cts Plotted plants. paintings drNI'-
cries. etc. will he used To make TN"
rlacc one Of the most attractive in the
city,
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Greef CoufesgeH.

Steve Vasilakis, the North End res
taurant Keeper who was arrested We'd
nesday by Officers Kelly and Rothcr-
licks Hnndock, confessed his guilt yes
tcrday TO Chief Hyland. He admitted
that hc had been drinking and that he
had struck HondoclI. Friends Of the
story wednesday, night which cleared
Vasilakis, and In order to put him wise
to their scheme. attempted tn get In
communication With Fasilakie by bring
ing r. shirt to him Mt the city building
Night officer Shrodcs refused them Il
he caring and vest crlay the accused man
came across with a confession.
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Mrs Hester A. Lyle.

Following a long illness of heart
trouble. Mrs. Hester y. Lyle. l1cl0ha
resident nf This city. died ycstcrda!
morning ut o'clock 1t the home OF heI
dnuchicr. Mrs Noah Burke. on Jacaue!
street. The deceased WAS 90 years OF
age. and was n native Of this city. she
was the widow of the late thenchel
L.vic and was the mother of four chill.
Trrn: Mrs. Noah liurk". Joseph ano
Harry. all Of this city. and EVERY, OF
california. Funeral services VIII he hciG
Saturday afternoon from the place nl
death. With intcrmcnt III Lhh"o"uh Gem
IA,
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r1aIra Hs Was Robbed.

Claiming that he had been robbed Of
SIS by two colored women ut the car
nivaI Wednesday night. young man
living ut Moundsville made complaint
at the city building and asked the MS
sislance or tho officers in arrcstinE
the women. According to the young
mans story. ne was just leaving tho
carnival grounds when the colorcd
women accosted him and asked him TO
accompany thine When he refused. ono
Of them threw her arms around him
and II was 1T that timc the young man
believes that he lost his money.