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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
ADAMSON BILL WILL
POSTPONE But WILL
NOT SETTLE STRIKE

CHICAGO. Aug. 81. - Passage by
congress of the Adamson compromise
eight hour bill probably would post.
ponc Irainmen'S strike, but it woutt
not settle the matter, presidents OF
three western railroads declared TO-
night. Furthermore, such legislation
would be far from satisfactory 10 the
railroads, they said.
The railroads would take no pre-
Cipitate action in event the bill we're
Of the Chicago. Burlington & Quincy,
managers at their recent conferences
tainIy will not allow an Illegal law to
stand if We can help 1t.
1T is my understanding that the
supreme court of the United States
has held recently. in two cases, that
absolutely no power 10 fix wages.
That is what tho Adamson bill
amounts to. according 10 my under.
standing. If it is passed it would only
postpone The issue.
Other Presidents Talk.
Similar sentiments were expressed
ny l.. l hJUIt'N, l-tlSlutlll III llt CdIi'
Ia Fr and President II. r. KuTric, OF
the Monon.
III the mon accept the hdamson
compromise. its effect will probably
be that Of postponing tho strike. said
President L. 7. Ripley. but it will not
settle the matter. Such a measure
might we'll be satisfactory to the men
inasmuch as it gives them what they
are seeking. an eight hour day with
ten hour pay. 1t is not satisfactory TO
the railroads. Congress has no right
10 pass such measure.
Marvin Hughelt. Jr., Vice President
Of the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way said today that in tho event Of 4
strike his road had received such as
surances Of loyalty from tranmen as
To justify the prediction that passcng-
or service would be maintained prac-
tically unimpaired.
f. D. Sewall. Vice President Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul, said
that his road had assurances from its
men which justified statement that
the road would be able TO care for the
real necessities of the public.
1t was reported that others Of the
twenty-three roads centering in Chi
caGo felt that enforcement of the
strike order would fail TO cripple them
seriously
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
EAST LIVERPOOL
USERS PRAISE
Motorman Bailey's Wife On the
Road to Recovery, Thanks
to Wentworth.

This convincing endorsement was
given in at East Liverpool recently
by a ::ralcful Nerv-Worth user. Mrs.
Arthur Bailey, wife OF Motorman Bal
Icy, of the East Liverpool Traction &
Light company. Like nearly all Nerv-
Worth statements il has the makers
name signed 10 il. a feature which has
instantly and lastingly appealed 10 the
suffering wherever this best OF family
.nerv tonics has been sold.
IL was awfully nervous and could
moi sleep At night. Had d0clored and
taken Other medicines without any re-
lief
II have taken one bottle Of Nerv-
Worth AND AM ON THE ROAD TO
RECOVERY. ! sleep we'll AT night and
do not have those awful awakening
spells. as l did before taking NerV-
Worth.
81 feel better THAN EVER DID
BEFORE IN MY LIFE and ! highly
recommend Nerv-Worth 10 my friends.
neighbours or any one troubled with
nervousness.
MRS. ARTHUR BAILEY"
Dollar back at Rau's Drug Store,
Wheeling if NervWorth does not ben
cfii YOU.
Ncrv-Worth is sold also by: Gamer
on Drug Co, Cameron: Ralston & Par
ker. Martins Ferry; Patterson & Sons
St. Clairsville: Dapkworth Bros, Bel
laire; Hilles Bros. GAINESVILLE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
TO EQUIP TROOPS
IN PREPARATION
FOR BIG STRIKE

WASHINGTON. Aug. educational
Guard regiments and regular. coast ar
tillery companies enroute to or from
the border have been ordered equipped
with extra supplies for the journey
against the possibility that q general
railway strike will delay thei" move
ments.
nartment officials refused today TO dis
russ reports that the $4,000 guards
ment suddenly ordered northward last
night were being moved as precau-
tion against strike violence. IT Is
known that the states to which the
troops are returning are those where
only a small portion Of the guard was
NOT called into the federal service, ana
in most of them large railway ter
" approximately 10000 troops are
under orders to move to or from the
border and many of them Will De en-
route on Monday morning, the ume
set for the strike. Army Officials In
dictated that If the troop trains were
caught in a tie up, the men would
.detrain and make camp at Whatever
noint they are TO await instructions
r congress does not authorize the
drafting of train crews for military
nurnoses soldiers might be used to
nm the trains. Every reg mental
commander has the names OF the men
under him who could drive an engine
or do trainmen's service Il an emer'
gency arose. .do,d
AS long as the regiments ordered
north remain in the federal service,
they are not subject to the call OF the
governors OF their states, ana tnelr
participation in strike duty would nave
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Of the large fire trucks stationed at
the State Fair grounds during the time
the fair is in progress, in order 10 pre-
vent fire.
The city will have plenty Of coal
even though railroad strike is de-
clared and there will be no trouble
experienced from not having coal, as 1t
will be brought 10 the electric light
plant in barges, via the river route.
Chief of Police Thomas Leyla =!
was instructed yesterday that he must
see that the ordinance relatiye to the
burning of rubbish in Goosetown. is
observed TO the letter. A law was re-
Gently passed by council making 1t an
offeuse to burn rubbish only at a GER
tain time during the day.
During the month Of. August l46
marriage licenses were granted by the
clerk Of the county court.
The Board Of Control yesterday
made an inspection OF the stables
owned by the city, the crematory. and
other city property In that part of the
city, and placed the stamp of approval
on it.
Herman Laub, a Pittsburgh engi-
neer, has been detailed to look into
the matter of the safety Of the bridge
that spans Wheeling creek at the end
Of Seventeenth street to Manchester
addition.
Bridge and road matters were up
before the board OF county commits
sioners Yesterday, and quite a lot of
work was disposed Of. The board had
a very busy session.
In the absence OF President Louis
F. Halter, Of the board Of county COM
missioners, who was out Of the city,
VI NNh1 fyN INN n
after the interests Of the county as
president protein. during his absence.
The members Of the Wheeling Mo-
torcycle Club will hold fox chase
and general good time next Sunday af-
tprnoon. and a cordial invitation has
been extended to all members to join
in the meet.
The old Bader & Mauer property
located on Market street has been
leased for the period Of a year by +.
Noelts, proprietor OF the Manhattan
restaurant who will open a roominG
house on the upper floors.
Judge Alan H. Robinson. Nv. P.
Robinson and party arc touring in
Pennsylvania, and will be absent from
the city for several days. They OK
i Springs. Pa, and Cumberland. Md.
John Leonard, Of Chapline street.
Wheeling. was struck by a trolley car
at Steuhenvl1le yesterday. and as re-
suit will be laid up for few weeks.
He had a leg amputated at the knee
at the Ohio Valley hospital.
A certified copy Of the resolutions
adopted by the board Of county COM
missioners relative to tho transfer of
The Pewiky stock was mailed TO the
head office OF the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company. Yesterday. by Clerk OF
the Board Of Commissioners George
Oldham.
The city Is offering for sale num-
her Of discarded fire trucks and wag.
ons and anyone desiring substantial
vehicle Is urged 10 communicate with
the BOARD Of Control. The fire and pa
rol trucks will he sold. as will num-
her Of old coal wagons.
The electric lighting system. at
the State Fair was tested last evening
and proved to be satisfactory. It Will
he tested again this evening in order
to insure that 1t Is in the very best
Of condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
NEWS BRIEFS

As stated in The Entelligencer
about two weeks ago and carried in.
the afternoon papers yestcrday-the
general information window at the
Wheeling postoffice had been closed.
The rooms in all the public
schools are being prepared for the
opening next Tuesday morning. any
improvements are beMing made and
the schools will be in a first class
condition.
William Franzheim of Wheeling.
has been selected by the Navy dc.
partment TO go on the training cruise
He is student at Cornell University
and will return 10 that institution ar.
ter the cruise is over.
Before sunrise yesterday morning
the Temperature was IS degrees but
rapidlv rose throughout the day until
it reached 81 at o'clock in the after
noon
Prof. ". A Curwin. who Is in
charge of the Wheeling park swim
ming pool. has learned that his broth
pr was killed July % while fighting
for England on the Ecrdun front.
Miss Mary kearns. who has acted
as visiting nurse here for some time
for the Associated Charities resigned
Yesterday. She will Immediately re-
sumo her now duties with the Phil
lips S. & T. P. company at Wierton.
Gen. u. s. Grant Camp No. Q, Sons
of Veterans. will hold an important
meeting this evening at their head
quarters in the Mutual bank building.
Members of the Wheeling Auto
DINNER Commission inspected the
Kyle Smith lens last night.
A number of local fight fans Will
20 to Canton, O., Labor Day. to wit
ness the GriffIths- Rivers fight. to be
held under the auspices OF the McKin-
pey Athletic Club.
IArSSrEemtk rs have been made oS
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Hal Speidel and Frank A. OBrien
were among the WheelingiteS in at
tendance at the Washington, Pa. fair
yesterday.
J. NJ. Brown, of North Huron street
Is in Hamler, o.. for the benefit OF his
health. His condition is reported to
be serious and his wife ana daughter
are at his bedside.
Selwyn Bowman, Of Woodsdale. adj
vertising manager Of The lntell!gen-
Ger, has recovered from brief III
Prof. T. S. Cook and A. c. Kimpel.
of the Pan Handle Agricultural club.
returned home last evening from an
official visit through the county.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Stamm and
daughter. miss Elizabeth, have re-
turned from motor trip through
Western Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Bird Stout. Of Clarksburg. was
visiting friends in the city Yesterday:
Mrs. and Mrs. D. G. kenn, OF
Charleston. were here yesterday.
E. E. Poe, Of Parkersburg, is IN the
city on business.
Prof. John G.. Shaw. of West Lib
erty, returned home last evening:
Al Dinger has returned home after
two weeks sojourn through Inc
East.
James NJ. King. farm superintendent
of the Washington. leaves today TO
take up the management of the ". II.
Fitch estate near Chicago.
William, John and Charles WitzberG-
or, August Burkhardt. and Earl Braun
Itch left yesterday morning by automo-
bile for Salem. O.. 10 attend the fun
eral of a relative, Charles Witzberger.
George Schafer Of pittsburgh, left
last night for his home after attending
the OPENING Of his local theatre, the
Victoria.
Mrs. Henry Bieberson left last night
over the Pennsylvania for Mt. Glenn
ans, Mich, where she will spend .sev-
eral weeks for the benefit OF her
health.
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c1oNI WINS.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Aug. 81
Rnugh tactics marked the fifth night 3
events in the International Roller races
r r,xrer who had qualified by those who
iM fight. Arthur Launey. Of East
Orange, \. j.. was hit on the head, SUI
non Kimm, of Chicago. Harold Pierce.
~ charleston. and Arthur ,Eggleston;
Of London. England, we're dis9ualifieds
for fouiins. leaving Roland Ctoni. Of
chicago: the winner: Roll!e H! 5,"lns n
If Columbus. o.. second; Far nISrue, "
Of cH& Wsshns, ONT D c. fourth. The time
was 6:24; the distance two miles: IN
Winning The first heat Cioni made the
mile In $40. In winning me seconu
heat Kimm made Inc uls'a''ce III
S.ig n-f
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TRACHOMA FOUND.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Aug. 81
Trachoma was found in several coun-
ties of the northern part Of the state
during a tour made by DR.. H. B. Wood
of the state department Of health. ac-
cordIng To his report made today 10
Or. s. l.. Jerson. health commissioner.
Examination was made by DR.. Wood
Of 345 persons at Fairmont. Tunnel
ton, Grantstown. Gray Flats, Barracks
Vile, Dakota and Monongah and he
announces that he found tw"nty-nlne
pronounced cases of the disorder.
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TO TAKE OVER K. G. w. VA,

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Aug. 81
Officials from the main office in COL
umbus. O., of the kanawha & Mich
igan Railway company were in this
CITY today to 80 over the formalities
incident to taking possession of tho
properties of the kanawha & West
Virginia railroad. a deal for tho pur-
chase of which was closed some time
ago, The road will be operated as 4
mart of the absorbing company begin
ming at - o'clock tonight. TWO ex.
tensions Of the purchased line and
extensive improvements are proposed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
GIVEN USE o. MArFLOWER

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The
Presidential yacht Mayflower has been
assigned to the use Of Secretary Lane
and other American members of the
Joint Mexican commission
which will hold a preliminary meet
ing in New York next Monday before
proceeding to Portsmouth. N. H., to
begin conferences for the settlement
Of border differences. The commits.
eioners will sn 10 Portsmouth and
Now York on the yacht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
"VOTES FOR WOMEN
This apartment Of the Friday nteIliaeneer conducted
VIrania Equal Suffrage Associaton ono column Of space
at tho disposal Of the suffraoIsts each week
annrara HaadauRrtau.

The headquarters Of the Ohio county
Equal Suffrage League at 1924 Chapiine
street has been renovated, walls paint
cd, posters attractiveiy placed and are
open 10 the inspection of the public
every afternoon between the hours OF
TWO and five o'clock. Mrs. J. N. Birch
Is chairman for the month OF September
and will be glad to have the names OF
any women or girls who will give their
services. Headquarters Is kept open by
volunteer help and this Is the time
when every woman who Is interested In
carrying the amendment should o1er
her services.
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TO OPERATE X. G. M.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Aug. 81
A. y. Lyon. general superintendent
Of the Kanawha G. Michigan railroad,
said today that an effort will he made
hv his company to operate. both its
freight and passenger service on all
branches OF the roa devon if strike
goes into effect next Monday. He de-
clarcd that a limited service is as
surod. and that he believes within a
few days conditions on this road will
be about normal no matter what strike
action Is taken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
SUBMARINE LAUNCHED.

LONG REACH Cal. Aug. $1.-The
1.nitc,l states submarine If, the first
underwater boat to bc built In southern
California, was launched here to-day at
the wards Of tn" California Shipouildlng
Comnany After leaving the ways the
S,,hnarinc struck n mud bank and was
held there at all angle OF IS degrees until
uuIlci off by the tugs.
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Mr., o,conuelrs Funeral Saturday.

Tn-norrOw morning at H.3H O'CLOCK.
funeral services will be held At the fam
ilv home, 1n47 F.off street. for Mrs.
Anna (Mehrr) O'Connell. wire 81 Don'i-
nick ,l.t-nuncll, who died early Wcdnes-
day morning Requiem high mass VIII
l." celebrated at st. Joscph's cIthcdral'
ut e u'cslock. with intermcni in MI.
Calvary cemetery. Tho Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the \. q. A.. If which Mrs. pE"nncll
wos mn active member. are invited to Al
tend in 4 body. Mrs. O'Cnnn"ll also
took an active part in tho Mothers So
ricfy Of ST. Joscphs cathedral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
CONVENTION Announcements.

Important anonuncem ents concerning
the convention at Atlantic City:
Credential committee-Blenheim Lob.
by, Hotel Marlborough lenheim. Tues
day, September 9Th. 8 a. m. to p. m
D. m. to pm. p. m. to 8 r. m.
Wednesday, September 9Th, 9. g. m. 70
! p. m. p. m. to p. m. p. m. TO
Registration-Com on registrar
tion will be on duty In the Blenheim
lobby all day Tuesday and Wednesday.
Information bureau. Blenheim lobby. >,
Place Of Meeting-Evecutive council
Tuesday, September 5th. Park Avenue
Hall Malborough-Blen
Convention sessions - wednesday
morning and afternoon sessions, St.
Pnul's Methodist Episcopal church.
Thursday, Friday and Sunday afternoon
meetings, New Nixon Theatre.
Hours Of meeting-Morning session.
$3.50 a. NJ Afternoon sessions. 1880 p.
m. Evening sessions, $3.50 p. m.
Badges-Badges will be- provided to
all delegates, alternates, life members
and visitors to the convention who reg,
lister and. will admit the bearer to all
public sessions Of the convention ana
the reception. Badges are to be pro,
cured only from the credentials and
registrations committees.
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pupsral OF Justice EnEel To-day.

Funeral SERVICES Tor Th0nlAS " I!TTHTI
l;nrcI. ;hc we'll known justic" OF me
unsrc If Webster district, who dled
"Wednesday. will be held in IN" family
home, .s"a ChapIine street, this morn
Ing al $50 o'clock. followed with
requiem high mass In ST. Joseph en-
thcdrni ~ o'clock. lntcr1n"nc Will Dc
in Nj calvary cemetery.
.rh,. r.iIhrarrrs will b" John ana
,hrinm Norton. John R"w"rS ana
:rhou,aS, rcrr? ana Clarcn"" N"cd'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
. IAN s1rnrNER FOR CHILDREN.

TnnrN has Doom FIJI UNWSTWT 'ITTT'UIIT IT
dangerous sickness among children
oyorvwhtrc this summer Extra pr"cau-
lions should he taken 10 keep tho bowels
open and regular and the liver active;
Foley cathartic Tablets are fin" and
wholesome physic' cause no pain: nausea
or cripinC They relieve indigestion.
sick fcadachc. h,liousn"Ss sour S!nm-
orh hod breath or other condition
caused by rlogrcd bowels. For sale by
Ioho oIrn1an Co.
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Rax. DR.. matthew Riddle.

PITTSBURGH. Aug. %l-Rcv DR..
Matthew Brown Riddle. ono of the most
theo'ogians Of the Re-
formed Church and the last surviving
member Of the American Committee on
Now Testament revision. died at his
home in EdGewnrth. suburb today. He
was so years old.
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MUST HAVE CERTIFICATE.

FA1RMONT. w. Va. Aug. 31--Act-
ing on resolution passed by the
Marion County Medical society. the
board of education Of this city today
let it be known that no child would be
permitted to enter school on the open
ing date. Sept II. without certificate
nf health
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John p. st. John.

OLATHE. kANS.. Aug. 31--John P.
ST. John, a candidate for the Presidency
on the Prohibition ticket in 1884. twice
Governor Of Kansas and one IF the most
widely known temperance advocates IN
the United States. died here tonight. He
WAS Sc years old and had been in fall
ing health since Il heat prostration two
months ago while on q speaking tour.
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Of this community. Surviving are two
Harry and Miss Margaret
Yahrlng: Two brothers. Robert and
August Yahrling and ono sister. Mrs.
tncl Hoose OF Bloomington. Ill.
Funeral services will be held at the
home of his son Of 81 Ohio street at q"
o clock Saturday afternoon with the
Itcv. q. W. Way, officiating. Inter
ment in Greenwood cemetery this city.
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Alcihiat1eE W. pnvtG.

Special dispatch 10 the Intelligencer.
HARRISBURG. ". VA. Aug. 31-Af-
for an illness Of five weeks. AlCihfades
". Davis, Il prominent retired farmer Of
Nnrthvinw. died today al the home OF
Mrs. |. L. Queen. daughter there. He
Was prominent in Republican party af-
fairs and served term as n member OF
thu house of delegates from Harrison
county.
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Iursey, Of Clarksburg, is

VI Sltl hSo0l - ~
IN friends in this city.
lam Malooly, of South Eof
lf!s;ieft for Washington. Pa, yes
sday$where she will remain several
lack Tice, of. Cincinnati, is Il
Iheeling visitor this week.
"a n. Fulton. Of this city. is in Mar
sburg, W. Va, on business.
Fiss NCseneyiere Ewing. OF Leather
al has returned from Deer Park.
where she visited Miss Rose Nc
at Rosemont cottage for ten
M. Snider was a visitor in Graf
the first of the week.
Cassell, Of this city. is
her sister, Mrs. George
Parkersburg.
". Grimes. OF Weston, is
eyeral days in this city
she will go 10 Pittsburgh:
ana H. Bailey, OF Morgan,
en- visiting friends in this
be week.
pr and family attended
n, Pa, fair yesterday.
rs. Ira G. McCreary, for
epyille, Pa. will arrive
dav. Rev McCreary will
pastorate OF the Second
oyterian church on Sun
Sill reside in Warwood.
Schmidt. acknowledgements
10 News, has recove ~
llnesS at his ho2
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Harry n. Floyd.

Special dispatch to the IntelliGencer.
CLARKSRtTRG. W. VA. Aug. 31-A
severe cold contracted eight months ago
has resulted in tho death Of Harry H.
Floyd aged -. Il well known farmer OF
DnViSon'S Run.
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RAILROAD RESUMES.

MEXICO CITY. Aug. 31.-The Inter
Oceanic railroad, running from Mexico
CITY TO Vera Cruz, which has not been
in regular operation for long period
on account of disturbed conditions,
has resumed service.
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MANY ILL WITH MALARIA

WASHINGTON. Aug. 31.-Navy ad-
vices today. from the Mexican gulf
coast said it was reported that 5000
of the 5000 inhabitants Of the town
nf Tehuantepec were suffering with
malaria fever
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4 Suffrage stunt 1

4 Suffrage stunt 4
Automobiusts were
cial attention from t
Woman Suffrage part
ust 25, when ct e
and on the main trt
the sufTragists pro
fans, drinking cups
little 'leaflet.
"a Word to Speed
ting title OF the LEI
follows:
You are doubtls,
chine and glad 4
comfortably.
Do you also rid
THE CAR
In your auto yoj
dirt and disorder
are whirled along
nation much QuiQ
pedestrian.
Are you also
above the limita
stition and p
thoughts run ~
As you trav
do you not 9
but also wisl
nobler democp $50
II you ans ~. 8;
lions you mY Z. -: :;
in favor Of -.
most elevaT
movements
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rr,oro, To-, Mrs. johnson.

Eun.roi services were held Yesterday
afternoon at tn" family home. lSo mr.
tcenth street. FOR MIS-. Anha ""iI,., o,,t
,,hn na a-sed away Tuesday. lntcrment
vne in Peninsula cemetery.
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Ennara1 of r L, Rnnar. ST.

The funeral for r. l.. Bonar. Sr.. AGED
50, widely known farmer and inventor.
hold at the fairr ~ home in Wrst Lib
crtv Yesterday afternoon. WAS The most
largely attended funeral Ia tahe place
in that s. Ctinn for many years. In lad
ditinn to the large CnnCourSe Of friends
there were SCORES of near relatives nj
The services including AL N" we sons
and rt,.r daughters with their wives and
husbands. iwcn;r-nin" grandchildren. a
NUMBER Of grcai grandchildren and many
other relations ny marriage. TIL. Men
dol Company. Of this city. hal charge
Of !hc funeral arrangements ana nScd
their mntur hcarse and several automn-
hilcs. while each ot the sons and dauGh-
tors rode In their own motor cars from
tho FIRMLY homo Ia tho cemetery All
tho .childrcn born "a MIR. and MIS-. B"nar
were present at 'hC services.
Thr Rev. W. r. Taylor. Of bethany
college. cffciatcd. Inlcrmrnt was in
Shnr:' Creek cemetery.