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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03
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Der Seftigteit uno in benz Wlabitab,
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bic ii6 lduss bss 0Itli6sn lIfers be,
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5ases ppn Der obsriten Seerssleituns
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tilerissefs6ts fattssfunben. Geuti6e
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len.
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babH ansegriffsu."
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tag: .3pif9sn bsm 21. 5ebruar unb
benz /. Mdr5 babsn bic DsutIden in
Der llmsessno bon Msb ITO Guabruts
tilom.tsr (beinabe sc Quaoratmsilsn)
goosn aeponnen. Gs 1T biss unses
fibr pisrmal 10 piel, als bic Jran3os
len nit i6rsr san5en Offeniipe i'm
Septsmber in Der Champagne espuns
nen baben. Die @roberung bieies gss
lanbss nDr0Iid unb Sitli9 BON gsrs
bun bat ben QGiiOnsrabius Der Seuts
jhen BON glorbsn mad Siiboiten UNI
mebrsrs Meilsn perileinert.
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1attit, 10 bisI als mOsIi4 srobe Rsn-
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Sieism 9riinbe bermeibeH iie bus bi.
rests Gritiirmen feinbIifer poIitionsn.
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befGnbises 3uiammenpirten ullsr
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-03

ih befiirdtste, baB mir i'm gesriffe
ieien. uns topfii6er in sinen &rieg 5u
iliir5sn. Sd iOIIte Dieasidt nod fpeiier
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metne 9dnbIunsstpeife burh Elm Ges
riidt beeiuflubt ipurbe, bas anIdsis
Hsno bon Der b0ditenlno bsrdntport,
liHiten QueIIe aussins. bab GENTLE
SsnatOrsn unb gentle Witglisbsr bes
Reprdieniantsnba,ifss In sinsr aons
feren5 nit oem grdIIOsnten Der Der.
Siaaten BON BEN prGfioenten unters
rihtet tpurben. odB ipsnn Deuifhlanb
duf ieiHem Stanbpuntt bebarrsn piirs
be. au9 bic Der. Staaisn duf ibrem
Stanbpuntt itsben blsiben iDiirb,n.
unb oies ipabridsinIib sinsn abbrud
Der biplomatifhen gesisbunsen sur
Golge ba6en piirbs; unb bab Elm abs
bruh Der biplomatifden 8e3isbungsn
pabri4einlid einen ariegssuitanS 5ur
Golse boben piirbt; iinh baB bsr
ariessauitano niht notbipenbigerfpsiis
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arisse betheilissn ipiirbsn. iie i'm
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nes SOmmrs Elm Gnbs gu MAIDEN,
ipoHit Der Gioilifation Elm GROCER
Disrit eruisi,n fpsrben ipiirbe.1
sd bin nidt i'm Sidrbe. gu iagen.
mas iuaar baran 1T. SD sebe bas gss
rii9t pieber, ME Is mir miisstbsil.
iporbsn III. Ga purbs mir in elmer
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nsH Seiten in folder Wsiis bsIidtist,
boB ia befiirdtsts. baB es iDobr fsin
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m0slid III. bann belt id es fir msint
4fli6t als Senntor. alIes in msiner
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an, I'm msin sieenss gsrbaItsn ,r
redifertistn. Sd Sin Der 2fufi9i. bab
Der Genaior BON NaHaduietts unb
Der Senator BON Riiiifiippi Rsdi 5as
ben. ipsnn iis iagen, baB bsr g}rdiis
bent tpiHen nrlib, ob Jpn Der aOnsveB
IN Der glnIidt unisritiibi. b. s. tusnn
tr cine Ioide 9lnii6i bat, baB oas
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f4iffes Elm ssniisen6sr Grunb fit ii.
nsn arieg lei. Sd CLAUDE uber aud.
baB bis MitsIiebsr bes SsHais uno
bss RspraieHtanisnbdufes Elm geM
bab<n, gu ipiTsr, Of bic BEN prdiis
bsnitn 5ussiarisbtnsn alHiItbten unb
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brndt uorbtn iirb.
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W Arlington, 8. g., O. Mdrs.
Ter Sturm, ben Der prdfibsnt bnr6
isin Wsriansen beraufbeiaiporsn, bab
Der aonsreb nit 9e3us auf bic por
ibm nit Deutfdlanb ssfiibrtsn Inter-
banolunsen 5arbs biieHnen folIe, brad
am Donnsritas i'm Genat nit GROCER
5eftigisit los, unb einer mebr aIs 3ipei
Stunbm Iunsen Debate foIsts cine
Seniation Der dnbsreu. Sas Reiultat
Der Debate mar, bab bic @ors'ife
Interchangeable am Jrsitag I'M
Ssnat 5ur abitimmung sebradt ipers
ben ipirb unb es ipirb psriidsri, baB bic
slbminiiiration Stimmsn genng aui
ibrer Ssite babe. lin bic AeIolution
ein fir dlls Wal ab5utbun. Uian
slau6t. bab bdnH au4 Der @iberitano
sesen ben prdEbentsn I'm Rspraicn,
tantentauie f4nsG srlabmen tpirb. :
Sn elmer Der itiirmiffften Sebattsn,
bic fell Jabren TN Sennt ftaiisefun.
ben unb in Der feline porteisrensen ses
5osen tparen iagts Der Ssnaio.
Stone, gorfibsr bss aommiiitss fiir
nusipGrtiet Mneelsgenbeiien. baB er
nit Der polisif bes prdiibsntsn ni4t
iibereinftimms. Senator aobss, Re-
pubIisaner, Derfpraa bem 9rdiibsntsn
fsine llnteritiibuns unb SsnatOr Sobn
Sharp miaiams sriff IN beftiser
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mininrationsfiibrer bic GorssRsiolus
tion Dor ben Genat bringen iperben.
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felt unb nngsnommen frerbsn, bic Res
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Na6oem oie Geutl6en l@luere 2lrtil.
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|9ie Tran3olen aaden bereeblide &eriu6e, bas
Sort 9ouaumont 3uriid5uerobern.

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11

sister. Miss Matte Osborne. The NJ
neral will be conducted from St
Paurs Episcopal Church at 1850
o'clock tomorrow friday morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
Harding Heads Reserve Board.

Washington, = c. Aug. l0,-Presi-
dent Wilson has designated william
7. G Harding as chairman of the
Federal Reserve Board for one year.
succeeding Charles s. Hamlin. who
has been chairman for two years and
who has been confirmed for a term
Of ten more years on the board Paul
NJ. Warbnrg has been designated as
vice-chairman taking the place OF
Frederic a. Delano who has been
vice-chairman for two years.
The Presidents purpose In making
change In the chairmanship is to
follow the policy OF the Interstate
Commerce Commiss and the Fed
eral Trade Commission in having a
rotation In the chatrmanship each
year. The designations of chairman
and Wce-chairman are for one year
each.
Mr.. Har lin this afternoon took the
| oath of ONCE for his new term of ten
years.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
=. and Mrs. Todd Entertain.

&f41Hs 0nu MIS-. Ithlu thttftaah
number OF friends last evenint
nded reception held at the home
kf. and Mrs. Lee Todd, 1917 Wes'
n Street in honor OF their guests
Misses Nan and Helen owen. oi
~, Pa. During the evening pro-
~ of music ana fvcitatteHs was
IN. Rccitations were made by
- Melvina Todd. Those present al
ri reception were, Mrs. + D. Bar
IL. Mrs, W Q. Rosser. Whitikers, y
vi Mr.. and Mrs Lee Todd, the Misses
yrtie Barker Melvina Todd Eliza
18th Johson, kathaleen Sanford. Nan
I'D Helen Owen. Mcesrs Billy Rosser.
S1y r.. Thomas. NJ = Billiard Favette-
&41lle. y. C Eugene s Psmpln. Rad
g40rd, Va. Dr. John J. GeiSeu, Balti-
more; s. siman, Philadelphia.
Marr"fn--N ugCnt
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
faDE Peters Roman Catholic Church
sDAa the scene OF beautiful wedding.
Nhen Miss Nellie Marie Marin.
1ankhter OF Mr. and Mrs John E.
Marin. of az South Fourth street
becAme the bride 81 Mr.. John Her
bart NuCent. of Petersburg the Rev
rather Hanratty being the celebrant
Palms. ferns and cathedral candles
l4ecorated the church, The bride en-
kered with her father, who gave her
away. She vas Cowned in q travel
S1nx costume Of midnight blue satin.
With which she wore black picture
lat Mrs James A Uarre}l. OF Ports
mouth. wearing white crepe de chine
Nth black picture nat and carrying
La France roses was the dame OF
honor. Little Miss Margaret Owens.
m frock Of white lingerie, finished
with white ribbons preceded the
= s~s-
IA. Dillon was best man. while The two
Nshers were Nr James V Marin and
Mr.. John c. Marrin. Mrs. Jefferson
sArcher had charge n the wedding
music. There was no reception foT-
lowing the ceremony. Mr.. Nukent and
Mis- bride leaving AZ once for Boston
and Wrightsv!iie Beach \ & After
8eptember ! they viii he a. homo in
PETERSBURG Some or fhose from a
Instance who came 10 Richmond to
attend the wedditE were Mr. and Mrs
James a. Ha-rcI Mr. and Nrs .
NJ. Owens. Miss Margaret owens. Miss
Dorothy Owens and Master Enr
Owens, all OF Portsmouth and MISS
Mar Mccloskey. Of New Brunswick,
~. J.
Massie--Baughan,
A beautiful wedding was solemn
bed in ST Patrick Church Wpdnes-
day morning. when Miss Margaret
MAssie. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ
Aassie, became the bride OF Gibson
II. Baushan.
q The affairs were decorated for the
Occasion and Father Mckecfrey. as
sisted by Father MaRri, ofilciated
The bride, who was given away by
her father was dressed in white silk
net with trimmings ~ tul}e- and
pearls. Her veil of Illusion was
caught with pearls and orange bios
0ofns. Her sister, Miss Josephine
Nassfe. was maid of honor and wore
~ dress of yellow tulle and satin.
with black picture hat. She carried
ounburst roses
Norman l.. Ford was the groom s
best man and the ushers included:
John J. Fletcher. Otto r Grasherger,
William Fletcher, Henry w. o'GrRdy.
John Finnegan and Louis Massie
After an extended Northern hon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11

sister, Miss Matte Osborne. The ru
neral will be conducted from 81
Paurs Episcopal Church at 1855
o'clock tomorrow tFriday) morning.
Roster OF Grays.
Corporal II. 8. Tyus. of the Peters
burg Grays, now stationed at Browns
Vile. Tex, as part OF the Secont
Virginia Regiment, has forwarded
here for publication a complete roster
of the company in order that person,
who are interested may know the
roster, which is as follows:
Captain-Winston b. Davis.
First decentralization c. Crow
der.
Second Lieutenant-Joseph w. G.
Stephens.
First Sergeant-Joe l. Precise.
Quartermaster Sergeant-Edgar A
Taylor.
Mess Sergeant--William e. Moody
Sergeants-John l.. Morris, Arthur
w. Underhill
Corporals-C1arence l. Mumford,
Alec. p. Gately George ". Harrell,
Herbert s. Tyus.
Musician- Emmett II. Davis.
Mechanic-CharIes II. Wray.
Cook Rupert c. Charles.
Prfvates-Hugh S. Anderson, Albert
j. Atchley Josh p. Boasley, Ernest w.
Bell. Fred j.. Campbell, Garland d.
Collett. Harry l.. Davis. David T.
Drake, Vernon l.. Draper Thurman
A. Duke. Carl Everhart, Ivan N Flu
qua. William II. Golden, William T..
Hamm, William r. HUMPHREYS. Leon
ard p. HUMPHREYS. william NJ Hunt,
Haywood p. Hutchinson, Bura L. Jen-
nings, Allie Jones. John c. Leavell
Robert E. McLemore. Duncan Me-
Leod. Wallace c. Maitland, Walter b.
Maitland Lawrence w. Mayton. Rob-
ert c. Melvin, James f. Miffleton.
James r. Moore. Simon Moore, EN-
NETT o. Moody Warren II, Moody,
John G. Parkinson, Steven L. Perkin-
son. Marvin J. Pettway, Aurelius
Pritchett, John w. Pritchett, Grover
NJ. Radcliffe. Willie f Ross, John w.
Roger, John w. Sanford, Floyd w
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL
CONGRESS TO MEET IN NORFOLK

Norfolk. Va. Aug. 10.-The South.
ern Commercial Congress will hold its
next convention in Norfolk during
the week beginning December IL, and
1t will be the greatest gathering OF
that splendid organization, else DR..
clarence j. Owen, its managing direc-
tor. will be most disappointed person.
age in these United States.
Last evening work was received AZ
the Chamber OF Commerce to the ef-
rect that the invitation OF Norfolk had
been accepted by the congress and
this notification was accompanied bv
the personal assurance of DR.. owen
that the chamber and tho associated
business organizations Of the city
would never regret their invitation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
CALL MfETIHG TO MOVE
TO PLACE ROADS BONDS
Petersburg and Appomsttox Railroad
In Operation Since February
Doing Good Business.
TO COOPERATE IN ROAD WORK
State Highway Commissioner Assures
south Chesterfield Road Association
of State Departments Help-Deaths
of Wen known Citizens.

Petersburg Va, Aug. 10.--At n
meeting Of the directors OF the Peters
burg and Appomattox Railway Com
pany. held yesterday afternoon. cal
for a meeting of stockholders on
August 2S was issued for the purpose
of placing permanent bonds on the
road. The electric railway built by
the company through Prince George
County from Petersburg TO HopewelI
and placed in operation February last
Is doing profitable business So far
the company has not issued any bonds
land the plan Is to issue bonds TO the
amount of $4,000 to liquidate all in
debtedness in the way Of loans
mortgages and notes
VIII Cooperate In Road Work.
Secretary w NJ. Martin, of the local
Chamber of Commerce, w s. Ivey and
F. X. Clements. representing the South
Chesterfield Road Association. in a re-
cent interview with State Highway
Commissioner Coleman, were given
assurance of the commissioners sup
port in their efforts 10 make perma-
nent improvements on the Richmond
and Petersburg. Turnpike between
Petersburg and Swift Creek. Mr.
Coleman will give the association all
possible aid and il is understood that
ne viii go to Washington in an effort
to obtain part of the Federal Road
Appropriation to Virginia for the
Turnpike Improvement.
MFR. Arlington Native of Petersburg.
Mr. Peter Arlington, whose death
occurred yesterday in New York. fol-
loving general breakdown in health
caused, II Ia believed, from overwork
was native Petersburger and was
educated at McCabe's School Mr.. Ar
rinRtNn -cix -
had for number of years been
prominently identified with the Brit
sh-American Tobacco Company. He
was a brother OF Mrs Tarlton r
Heath. of this city. and had many
friends here who regret to learn OF his
death. The body passed through. here
over the s A. T.. Railway this after
noon en- route TO Warrenton. N. c.,
his former home, where interment
VIII take place.
Robert Boiling Reade.
Robert Boiling Reade, well known
and esteemed citizen died at 1890
o'clock this morning at his residence
7i5 Halifax Street aged sixty-seven
years Mr. Reade is survived by a
widow and three children-Albert r.
Robert F. and Miss Matte A. Reade
all or this city; also ny three sisters
and one brother. Mrs. r A. Danforth.
oS Richmond; Mrs. Bette Connolly.
Mrs Emma Slater and william B.
Reade, of Petersburg The funeral.
VIII be conducted at the grave in
hlandford Cemeter- at 10 O'Clock
Friday morning
Mrs. Sarah j. o. Wilson,
Mrs. Sarah Jane Osborne Wilson,
widow Of w. p. Wilson died at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. James H
McClevy in South Sycamore Street
yesterday afternoon, aged seventy.
nine years. She is survived by one
daughter. Mrs. McClevy, and one
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
ErsEHrr WAS sssonr.
Interned Gernsn safisr. VIM ss Csurs-
Martialed.

Norfolk, Va. Aug. 10.-Three en-
listed sailors of the interned German
cruisers. who escaped Tuesday by TAX
ing to the water. were rounded up
early yesterday morning by United
States marines put on their trail. Tho
men enjoyed but twelve hours of the
liberty for which they hazarded their
lives.
The Germans swan what Is known
as Back Creek. which separates tho
German village from the marine ex-
ercising grounds and naval oil station,
some time yesterday afternoon. How
they eluded detection Is yet to be
learned. They were missed at the
shutdown roll call, and the alarm given,
Every avenue of escape was at once
guarded by marines, who remained
on duty throughout the night. Day
light disclosed them in hiding on thu
reservation. They have been impris-
oned on the Kronprinz Wilhelm and
will be court martialed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11

eymoon they Will be at home Sep
TENDER Is.
Misses Gertrude and Pearl Lee. o.
this city, who have been visiting their
aunt. Mrs w, T. Ryder. Of Ports
mouth. will return home today.
Frank =. Christian. Jr., son oil
Judge Christian. OF Lynchburg. is Wis
ting the Misses Christian at their
summer home. ''Christamont." al
Madison Courthouse. Misses Ruth
Bates ard Reulah Tucker. OF Rich
mond are also guests OF the Misses
Christian.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Guy and
small son, Master John II. Guy If,
also Mrs. Guys mother, Mrs Robert
A. Lancaster. of s04 Park Avenue,
returned yesterday to Cherokee"
their summer home in Chesterfield,
town house Later they will go to
"Walia watoola," Mrs. IAncaster's
country place in Bath County.
Mrs. Alexander H. Sands and
children are at Massanetta Springs
for the season,
Or and Mrs Roy X. Flanagan
have returned TO Richmond, after a
short visit 20 Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Ayiett Sampson. who are at their
summer place, Gum Grove" Amelia
County.
Mr., and Mrs c. ". Dalrymple. of
IA Third Avenue, Highland Park
have concluded a visit to Martins
burg. w Va, Cumberland, Md, and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-08-11
Booze Causes Tragedy.

Denver. Colo, Aug. e.-Mrs Chas
Eser fatally sta bbed her husband
with a pairing knife when Eiser. crazed
by drink, attacked her after breaking
up the furniture in their home. Eiser
had been receiving liquor at frequent
intervals from mail order booze deal
ers In CHEYENNE
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Simpson. James r. Smith. Eima l.
stone. Cecil J. A. r. Taylor. Cooper
III. Vaughan, James ID. Webster, Willie
c. Wells. Charles G. Williams. Todd c.
Willis. William s. Cobb. Frank Cox,
Ciserow ID. urtis
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alls." And for the ALTERATION, o
Lord. may his sins be remembers |!


Our fellow-townsman, Edward
Pepie. wrote The Prince Chap" and
has been drawing royalties on 1t first
In novel and then in stage shape. Now
he's pulling down more checks from
its screen version. The pictured
Prince Chap" 10 to be seen at the
Colonial today. and but that we know
the story to be Interesting, amusing
and all that, the formidable array
or talent in the cast might cause us
10 mink that poor story was being
bolstered by a tremendously capable
cast. For George Fawcett. Be.sie
Eyton. Mary Charleson and Marshall
Neilan are all numbered among the
principals. Those OF us who know
THE Prince Chap" will bring our kid
dies along. II we have any, and IL we
haven't. we'll borrow the neighbors.
for 1t is Just as delightful for the If
tie ones as ii Is for the big fellows
Kathlyn Williams, who just finished
an engagement at the Colonial in
THE Valiants OF Virginia." comes to
the Isis today with Tyrone Power. a
corking fine actor. in Thou Shalt Not
Covet." Tomorrow funny Ralph Herr
returns for another day in The Pur-
pie Lady"
The Colonial is going to show dur
ing the latter part of this month "The
Crimson Stain Mystery" the serial
story released by Metro. and in which
Maurice Costello and Ethel Grandin
have the leading roles. An Overland
automobile Is to be given away in
connection with its presentation.
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MOVIE NEWS
In CAPSULE

II the public rs sincere in wanting
pictures with a more artistic atmo-
sphere; II the public is not merely
anxious to follow the bellwether
bleater after reforms of any kind
just so long as they are reforms, then
the public should give evidence of its
sincerity by going to see William S.
Hart in THE Captive Cod at the
Bijou 1t Is more than a picture, 1t
is more than entertainment-iti Is real
IL an object lesson as well as O his
toriCal document. Thomas H Ince
never produced n better picture nor
has william $. Hart ever given a
greater characterization The comedy
all right in its way but It is THE
Captive God" that will spellbind the
audiences.
Wallace RefS and Cleo Ridgley
give a fair account ~ themselves In
The House With the CSlden Win
dows" now showing on the paramount
program at the odeon. The produce
ton, however. is not up to the I>asky
the picture would draw the crowds
that it is sure to draw were it not
for the personal following of the
stars incidentally, in the opinion
of at least one whose fancies follow
hckle fortunes fading flickers as they
filter feebly from frenzied fright to
frantic frolic, its bad business to
dress handsome Wallace Reid in over
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NrS. Sarah Jane Osborne Wilson,
widow Of w. p. Wilson. died at the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. James H.
McClevy in South Sycamore Street
yesterday afternoon, aged seventy.
nine years. She is survived by one
daughter. Mrs, McClevy, and one