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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-13
NEWS BRIEFS

No warrant will be issued for the
driver Of the automobile which ran
down Ecdna May Taylor and fatally
injured her al Warwood nearly two
weeks aGn. The case will be called To
the attention Of tho January grand
jury.
--Retoro Judge IT. c. Hcrvey In cir
cult court tomorrow morning Attorney
Charles NJ. t.arhart. representing the
Anti-Salonn league. will ask for eight
injunctions against alleged Iost law
violatorS.
Another continuance for ono day
was granted in the case of 4. t. ASH
croft. the young man who is expected
to plead guilty in criminal court 10 IN"
theft Of three automobiles.
In the case Of Paul y. Rcymann
Packing company VS.. John R"nlsrhlrr.
q Jury in circuit court Yesterday found
that property levied upon by Sheriff
Sweeney was not owned by Mary Rent
schiller. The defendant attempted ia
stop a sale of the property by claiming
II was owned by his mother.
u. 9. Cook. Ohio county agent OF the
Pan Handle Agricultural Club. addressed
the farmers class in bethlehem Sch""l-
will speak in tho Oklahoma SchoolhnHSr
TO the farmers on cheaper dairy feed.
The current issue OF The tommun-
icator." publication issued by tn:
Wheeling Commercial Associa ion. is
now on The press and will he ready for
distribution among its members in Il
Mr.. Charles y. Nol," of South
Wheeling has purchased new Ford
touring car The car w"s received ny
him last week.
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STEUBENV|LLE GIRL
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
pEsPoNDENT OVER MARITAL TRoU-
BLES SENDS OLLET 1NTo
, ABDOMEN.

STt,L: BENvGLLf;. o.. Dec. l2.--Mr.;
pinriua t'tesarina. pretty Is years ora
Italian girl. Hes in Ciill hospital hoNr,'nE
Lei ween life and death as the result 81
an attcmpt ut suicide. She shot herself
in the abdomen ard her intcstincs are De-
icved to have been penetrated. bones" mes,
tic troubles are believed 10 n'tn' ~" T,n
rho cause of her rash act. only II lew
weeks ago tho young woman secured
divorce and had her 4 Wig iA?o. -:
stored. She had been married only anout
six months. She charged h"r huShht' "
iEmiijo porayia. with extreme cruelty:
Since her separation from her husband
shr has been making her home with rel
atives. She is said to have been brooh,
ing for some time. When relatives hrlra
a Shot ring out In the house they went
10 rho girls room and found her lying
in a po1 Of blood and Il 81 caiibrG rc-
vnIver lying al her side. She WAS hur,
Ticd to t;ill hospital and given lnedlrai
treatment II is believed that she VIII
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Mine Superintendent at
JamiSon Mine Fined for
Violating Mining Laws

FAlRMONT. ". Va. Dec. l@.-fol-
lowing the curoner's inquiry into the
cause of the explosion in the Jamison
mine October II. which caused the
death of Ten men, warrants were is
sued to-day through Prosecuting Al
turnry Hag gerry for The arrest OF John
MalIov, assistant superintendent of the
mine. and William Hughes. mine lore
man. Malloy was fined 800 and COSTS
bv Justice Fleming for violation OF the
mining laws in regard 10 inspection.
Hughes has not been located.
Witnesses at the roroner's inquiry
testified that the mine had not been eX-
amined by fire bosses on The morning
OF the explosion. which is in violation
Of the STATE mining laws. Warrants
for the arrest Of Mallov ana hughes
we're issued by Earl Henry, of Charles
ion chief of the Department OF MIN
ing
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SELF DEFENSE PLEA
WILL BE.SUSTAINED

Srcrisl Dispatch TO The lntelllgencct
FAIRMONT, ". Va. Dec. 12.-Be-
cause of his great size, it was necessa-
ry to have special casket built for
the body of Fred Buckeye" Shaver.
murdered yesterday at Monongah by
Hoy Christner. after Shaver had as.
saulled and terribly beaten Christner.
The funeral will take place Thursday
afternoon, followed by interment in the
Shaver cemetery:
To-day Prosecuting Attorney Nag,
gerly and several OF his assistants Wis
tied the scene Of yesterdays murder.
Pictures were made of the ground
about which the fights and the murder
occurred, and evidence was secured
BY the States attorneys bearing on
the case. All indications today are
that the plea made by Christner thai
the murder was committed in self-de'
Tense will be borne out in every nartlc'
ular by the evidence at the coroner S
inquest. which will be held next week
It was predicted by those familiar with
the case that the coroner's jury would
pxonerale Christner from blame for
The killing when the evidence is before
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vile. long one of Wetzel county repre-
sentatlVeS III the state legislature. is
spending couple Of days in the city.
Councilman Brooks Adams is indis.
posed AT his home on the Island.
X. r.. Marshall Is Ill at his homo in
Woodlawn
Mrs. James II. Mcclure of the Is.
mont.
Mrs. Winston Smith Of Manninston.
is the guest of Wheeling friends.
The Misses Cromwell. sisters Of
Mrs. Julian Hearne, who are at board
Ing school at Hollidayshurg and Phila-
delphia. will arrive on Friday for. the
Christmas vacation.
Mrs. William Hearne OF North Main
street, returned on Monday evening
from New York City. where she has
spent the past few weeks.
Miss Carrie Traub Of Cincinnati,
who has been in Wheeling for the
past several weeks, returned TO her
home yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Hazlett and daughter,
Mary Ellen, have returned TO The
Stra1ord Hotel, following an. easter n
stay of several weeks.
Miss Gertrude Garden and Eleanor
Holloway have returned from Union,
town. where they attended the Jones.
Brown wedding.
Mrs. H. n. Brown OF rarkersburg,
is The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Leach.
Mrs. James Larkln of East Liver.
pool. is visiting friends In this city.
John Danhart Of Cumberland, Nd
is in Wheeling, having come to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Charles II. Klieves
Al PC
who Is The guest Of Wheeling relatives
returned on Monday from a stay a,
Pittsburgh.
Miss Gertrude Noll OF Glenwood
Heights. is. confined to her home by
an illness.
J. a. James Of East Liverpool. re-
turned home yesterday, having been
called to Wheeling by the death q
Mrs. c. H. Klieves.
Mrs. A. Friedman, daughter. Miss
Nettie, and son, Master Lawrence. OF
Fairmont, are the guests Of local
friends.
Mr.. Aldan Sedan. who underwent a
very serious operation at the Ohio
is getting along nicely, and will be
able to be out within the next week
of ten days.
Miss lrma Grlscl Of South Jacob
street. who was seriously burned srv'
eral days ago when her clothing caught
fire from an open fireplace. is lmpr"v'
ing. 1t was announced yesterday. HeI
condition was extremely serious for d
time. but hopes are now held that she
will entirely recover.
Ward Elliott Of tho Island. who has
been confined to his home on account
Of serious illness, IS improving.
Arlcn G. Swigcr Of Sistersvlllr. mem
Der Of the state board OF regents. ar
rived In Wheeling last night on bust
ness.
Stacel r. Picrcy of Sistersvllle wa:
in the city Yesterday visiting friends.
W. w Evans Of the United states
recruiting station at Washington. Pa.
has returned to that city after u bust
ness visit here.
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MOUNTA|NEERS PULL
A CLEVER FRAUD

CATLETTSBrRG. Ky" l,rc. t.:
Moun,aineers of MagOffin county. win
An audacily and clrvrrnpSS that rivals
the exploits Of the most renowned
metropolitan SharprrS, .deErauded man
ufacturcrs and jubbers in many parts
of the United States Ia the extent oi
$50, 900 in merchandise by the organ
izatiun of TWO fake banks and one nun
drrd Fictitious stores, according 10
charges of United States government
inspectors which have resulted IN the
indictment Of sixty persons, it drvrl-
0ncd here today at session of the
federal court. Fory.siX names are in
cluded in, one Indictment charging
conspiracy and Federal Judge a. NJ. j.
Cohriln has fixed 4 special term or
court to hear the cases.
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FALL FATAL To
LOUIS MEDER
WELL KNOWN AGED S 7 O:Gi Z
ROLLER SUCcUM6S TO IN
JURlES RECEIVED SAT-
URDAY
Fell Near His Home In North Nam
Street And Died Last Might
Other Obituaries

AS a result Of a fall near his home
last Saturday. badly oruislng ms
shoulder and sustaining Internal m
juries, Louis Meder. a well known TO-
cal stogie maker. died in his nome al
416 Main street. last night at e:oo
o'clock.
Mr.. Meder was - years old and mad
lived in this vicinity all his life. For
a great many years he had worked III
the Pollock stogie factory and was
widely known throughout the city.
Surviving besides his wife is a
brother. Frank Meder. also 4 sloel''
roller. Funeral arrangements were
incomplete last night.
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MINING INSTITUTE
' OPENS ITS SESSIONS

HUNTINGTON. w. Na.. l'rc. -
With prospects nf having more tnan
Il hundred delegates in attendance De-
fore the end of the first day $ program
the SIKH annual convention, OF me
Nest Virginia Coal Mining, Institute
began it's TWO day session this morn
nr. I'm the absence Of President j: {;
Mckinley Of Wheeling, whose arrival
was delayed until noon, the session
WAS called tn order hy .'oSiah heelts
of liayford. on" Of h" wee presiuph,s:
This afternoon rhe delegates went
IN Ashland liy.. 10 inspect a big ny
nroduris ulani there The institute
viii continuc in session throughout TO-
nOrrUW.
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FEDERAL BANK OFFICIAL
Edwin Baxter, of Cleveland, to Speak
Before Credit Association
Friday Evening.

Edward Baxter. cashier Of tn" federal
reserve bank, Of cleveland. a.. will speak
on the Basis Of What MLuirn"r lnN"n-
tory Should BE Taken. before tn" bust
ness dinucr Of th" Association "r Credit
Mem branch I'll Ia" Wheeling COMMERCIAL
Assrriatiuu in thu Hotel Windsor. Fri
d;,I evening. according ~ Robert l.t-"'
Buy,t. president 81 The credit branch.
Mr. BAXTER - 80 expert authority ~
his lin" ana his talk Will he a. mulch
Interest rn ,.r.I!i; men. manufacturers
:liul l.T~GIi..>> u'..i; ia general.
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Funeral for MIS-. stark.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held in the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. Fred II. Williams III Park View.
for Mrs. Carrie y. Stark. The Rev. Or.
Claude Porter Terry OF the First Pres
6yterian church nffirtatsd. The body
was taken to St. Louis. Mo, last even
ing for interment.
The death of Mrs. Stark occurred at
1870 O'Clock Monday, morning as 70
suit Of broken hip Sustained by a fall
about q month ago. tMrs. Stark was ~
Years old. Since tho death OF her huS-
band, William d. stark. she had made
her home with her daughter. Mrs.
williams. for several months each
year and had been residing with her
permanently for the past three years.
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COAL OPERATORS TO
CALL ON WILLARD

FAIRMONT. ". Va, Dec. 1c-Al a
meeting of fifty coal operators. mem-
beers of the Central West Virginia Coal
Operators Association. here today a
committees was appointed to call on
President Daniel Willard Of The bal
timore and Ohio Railroad and lay BE-
fore him the grievances OF the opeT-
arors in regard 10 the shortage Of cars.
4 faulty distribution system is blamed
by the operators for the shortage
which Is causing them 10 close their
plants.
The committee. which will call on
President Willard al Baltimore Friday
is headed by c. II. jenkins. of Fair
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FEAST OF DEDICATION
Will Be Celebrated for Eight Days by
Jewish People. Beginning Tues
day at Shutdown.

Tuesday. II.ccmh"r -. IL SundnYi inc
Jewish holiday. of the Feast nI l,"dlCt-
tiuu thannulahD will begin. lasting l"r
eight days
il ,nlrhr,trS The, successful ending nj
the WAR against religious tyranny. Whlrh
marks thu. r"liginus liberty among The
Jewish. lmnur. and dates back /" IA
wears hrlnr'. In" present era
S,u.rial and IMPRESSIVE &:-rNi.r'% VIII
l." h..lt IN The t.uff Street :"utIlr during
tin. ,'rlrhratIun. I.LIhi \. IL Silver Viii
uriivrr talks Ia tn. r"IrrreIi u"ilN on Inc
hi SiUTi,.Il -IEuifl''IIl',' al ili'' period Oi
trI..lrafi,.II whil,. ~ -.iri'. at tin services
>r"''iml musical rr"r'.r'u~ VII t." f"h-
t'.fIl
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1,716 CLAIMS ARE
MADE IN NOVEMBER

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Dec. "a
Claims numbering 1,716 were pre-
scented in November 10 the worknen's
compensation department, according
TO the report completed today. The
number of accidents was 1,618; claims
were paid in full to 1913 claimants
and partial payments made to 40 per-
sons Less than one weeks disability
compensation was allowed TO SO per-
sons. OF the thirty fatalities reported
during the month, &c OF them occurred
in coal mines.
The latest claims allowed bw the
commission are as follows: Fannie
Hannah, $50 a month; W. l.. Carick-
off, 81 week for 80 weeks; Helen
Alvanopula, s12O, full payment; A. r.
Clinsman, $60S a week for rs weeks.
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GARMENT STRIKE CALLED

NEW YORK. Dec IA strike IN
volving sixty thousand makers Oh
mems and boys clothing In this CITY
and Newark, n. j.. was called toniRh'
BY officials Of the Amalgamated Cioln'
ing Workers Of America. Sidney Hlll-
man. president of the union, an
nouncrd that the strike would peEln
tomorrow morning.
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RETURN STOLEN GOODS

The police of Marie,tn, O.. yesterday
shipped to this city 4 w"m;tns sweater.
was stolen recently from tn" {; rahain
md Prtrrs store rhr stolen goods were
found in possession of Elwnod MckIn3,
vii, rnhhinc mn ohio poSt"fficr. Police
here believe Mckinney was responsible
for the Aul bye Snnp robbery and me
robbrries ut Stollar'S candy store Nc
IIrcu's cigar store and other business
LnuScS in that section.
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HARRISON COUNTY
CONVICTS ON STRIKE

Special dispatch to the lntelliGrnccr
HARRISBURG, w. Va. Dec. IL
Refusing to work in snow storm and
declaring they were poorly clad and
III fed Harrison County's road con-
victs, twenty in number. went on a
strike today on road between Gras-
SELF and Bridgeport. Guards return
ed Them TO the county Jail where the
leaders we're put in cells on bread and
water diets. Sheriff Ross Fastout de-
nips the charges of the prisoners.
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SCHOONER SINKING.

HALIFAX, y. S., Dec. 12.-The Brit
ish schooner Grilse sent out wireless
distress signals tonight from a point
seven miles from south Of Liverpool
n. S., saying that she was in a sinking
condition. Steamers were respatched
to her assistance from Shelburne, y.
S., and the call was answered also Dy
a number of more distant vessels.
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PASSENGERS TAKEN
OFF us. TRANSPORT

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE passengers
on the United States transport Sumner.
which VENT aground late last night Off
BarneGat, y. j., were brought here to-
night Fourteen women and eight chill
drrn. who were taken ashore in lifeboats.
arrived on q special train while ten Off
GERS of the Tenth Infantry with 1870 en-
listed men. were brought to this city on
board the coast guard cutter Mohawk.
Wireless messages said an attempt
would be made to float the transport at
flood tide tonight.
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STRIKE HVERTED

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 12-The
threatened strike of The trainmen on
The Nashville. Chattanooga and ST.
Louis Railway has been settled
through the efforts of G. W. W. Han
yer, of the United States Board Of Me
diation and Cancellation. brotherhood
officials stated tonight thar the terms
were satisfactory 10 thrm but refused
IN give them ont.
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DECISION REVERSED
Judge A..G. Dayton, Of Federal Court,
Falls to Confirm Referees Action
in Coal Company Case.

An order was entered in the United
States District Court here yesterday
by Judge A. G. Dayton. reversing the
decision OF Referee J. ". Cunlmins in
the bankruptcy. proceedings of the
Mound City Coal Company of Mounds
vile. The court held that the referee
was in error in. failing to deliver the
property OF the bankrupt to the Dollar
Savings & Trust Company Of this city
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RELEASE PARKINSON

4 man named ParkinSun arrested YES
tsrday by k>tt"ctiN.' li;,".. t'lar! after ;IH
alleged attempt In stab Joe Marshall.
PROPRIETOR of an E"rf Str','t restaurant.
was later released u Snuir" J.. ::
Hobbs. The trouble. : alleged !" ha!.'
occurred IN A!hrSha!i : restaurant
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INCREASE REcosDrENpEp.

WNSNlNGTDN, Ilrc. .II.'--Nll lnVFHHS'
of s. Il month in the pay "f every en-
listed man in TN" navy was recon-
mendrd hy Secretary Daniels today I"
the HuuS,. Naval committee. il W''uH
add 5000. 00u IL year To the payroll. nut
The secretary declared pay increases III
the ;I:,vy had not cquall"d th"S" outside
and that the enlisted men were being
called upon constantly IL d. NOR" anu
more difficult work.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
o0coocOCCC0OoCc
AT THE HOTELS.

Rooers-W. J. Morrison, Parkers-
burg; Y. Y. Roth. Uhrichsville: j. l..
p2nley, Charleston; F. T. Williams
mclure-C. X. Heckert, Clarksburg;
Nellie Sable, Brownsville; T. +. Ora
ham, Parkersburg: Plate Suchec, Jean
nette. Pa: +. A. Place. Akron; +. Nc
Cue, Washington; J. II. Riddle. Park
erspurg: j. y. SOmerville. Samuel .Ad-
ans and s. l.. Wood. Buckhannon; j.
S. Lyle. Parkersburg.
Grand Centrai-C. A. BaSnett,
woodstield: d. f. Cope, CadiZ; Mario
~ Holt. Fairmont; Mrs. j. ". Sntdle
and Mrs. o. J. Barring. Burton.
Stamm-H. +. Dietrich, Darlington;
d. G. Kunst. Grafton; ]. R. Loney,
Canton: W. 3. Hall. :Parkershurg.
Windsor-Mrs. Olive +. Harden.
Fairmont; NJ. w. Pearlman. Clarks-
burg; C.. f. Hosler. Grafton; J. B.
Sweeney, Huntington; Mrs. G. w.
Hubbard. Sistersville: Mari Keewar.
Morgantown: ". T. Burt. Manning
ton: Clarence Berry. Clarks burg: T.
NJ. Lee, Canton: j.. l.. HerSey. Buck
harmon.
Mrs. Thayer Miller of North Market
street. is visiting her father in Dayton,
Ohio.
C.. c. Brown. division traffic engineer
of the Bell Telephone company Of
Pittsburgh. arrived in the city yesteT-
day and spoke before the Wheeling
Telephone Society last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Baron OF Wood
lawn. have returned from Washington,
ID. e.. where they spent several days
with their daughter. Miss tlorrncr,
who is attending FairmunI ScmluarE.
William tumb-rlids" Ot Eon stree.
has rttUrlt"! from i visit win rcla-
itSr> AMI l,n.n.iS ri Nanntn"i'n an
Cameron
Hon S.pi!m.,I> Hal ri My Martins.
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mont. president of the association. and
D. R. Lawson of Fairmont, secretary.
MANDAMUS CASE TO
Be HEARD TODAY

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Dec. "a.
Arguments were continued until to-
morrow by the Supreme Court Of APP
peals today on the petition Of Fred L.
Fox, Democratic leader In the senate,
for a writ of mandamus to prevent the
clerks of the legislature from tnco:-,,
porating in their journal certain parts
of the registration bill passed at the
recent extra session which are alleged
to have been forged,
No action was taken by the court
on the petition for writ Of prohibit
ton to prevent the recount Of the,
votes for state senator in Writ county.
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Funeral for xarr, L. Mayer.

The many friends Of Harry l.. Mayer
attended his funeral yesterday after
noon. which was held in the home Of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Mayer Of
10 East Eleventh street. Burial was in
Greenwood cemetery. Mr.. Mayer died
in the Gill hospital Saturday evening
from burns and shocks received by
falling on wire while working for tn"
BELL Telephone company at Mingo
Junction O.
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Funeral for Mrs. Kaeyes.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held in the family home at 23l6
Eoff street for Mrs Ann Elizabeth
Klieves, wife Of Charles +. Klieves, who
passed away Sunday morning after Il
prolonged illness. Mrs. Klieres was ono
of the most widely known AMI highly
esteemed women In South Wheeling and
the services were largely attended by
her many old friends. The Roy. William
G. Ulfert Of st. Johns Evangelical
church OBLIGATED. assisted by the Rev.
W. c. Fuller. Jr.. Of McSfechHn Chris
tian church. Interment was in Green
wood cemetery.
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WOMAN'S CLUBS


Daughters OF the AmelIc"H &c Il.
ii Tho V ". e. \. this hft,rtl",n M:
IIau.hi,rs If In" American i;"N"'H'i"H
vii hold rir,tr r"gulhr meeting. MrS;
,;ra,,. Howard. Mrs. T.. y. Graham an9
Mrs. Alice Howard will he h"st"SS''S anu
u program OF very Ini'r"StnN h""''
viii IL. given III IN" following: ,,
- most illuStr"rS Of ~" DAYS al tih'"'
LAY full of joy and henis"n at "hrih' :,
WHEN Th"u vast born. sweet i'aP" W
60, christmas in Colonial Times"
Mrs. i!,anci:j H. Sl""nroa
r..,dtnr Ms. Euhcrt J. Reed
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RANK TO PAY BONUS.

NEW YORK. Dec. l2.--Thc National
city bank. III" largest banking institu-
tiUn in the country. announced today
it would pay Il bonus Of 20 per cent OF
II years salary IL about l.uOO employees
who have seen Il year or more OF service
and who arr mt receiving moro than
s4,Dnh per annum. This Is the first time
that the bank has paid bonus.
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for 1rrs. MCINTYRE Thnrsday.

Funeral services for Mrs. Victoria
CRiSdle) McIn,irc aged is. wife OF
William y. McIntite. who died in III"
family home III :1o+ Main street. Non
day night will b. held in the FIRST
Christian church Thursday afternoon at
$50 o'clock The Rev. W. H. Fields
will otficia,.. Intermcnt will be in
GreenM God cemctery.
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xuneral for Ms. Taylor.

At the home of Mrs +. D. Thomas q
funeral services were held yes
terday afternoon for Mrs. Julia (Dun-
BARI Taylor. who died in the home OF
her brother. George Dunbar. in Gin
cinnati. O.. Sunday. Mrs. Taylor was q
resident CT this city many years ago.
Burial was in Greenwood cemetery.
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INVENTOR OF KRAG DEAD

PARIS. Dec. -. 4:55 p. m.---tulonrl
OLE. Herman Johannes kraS, lnrnIrr
chief OF Orlnanr" in III" Norwegian
army and inventor Of The krae-JOrE-
san riff" died h"rr. Today! He WAS -
wars old