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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-19
SUMMER RESORTS

tooth brushes. She gives the boys
ten cents and sends them out 10 sell
papers. When the papers are sold
they return the borrowed ten pennies
and use the other ten to purchase 4
tooth brush.
According TO reports coming from
some of the country districts, the crop
of blackberries is this season far
ahead OF that of last year. both in
quantity and quality. AS yet few
home grown ones have come 10 mar
ket, but next week will see them pour
ing in.
The Dental Clinic was open yes
'terday for the treatment OF the teeth
Of youngsters whose parents are un.
able 10 stand the expense. About 70
children were given attention.
"A number of officials Of GAINESVILLE.
O., were in the city yesterday morning
ms pecting the ciiy's pumping station
They left for Pittsburgh few hours
later where their inspection tour Will
be completed.
Tho big sewer leading from the city
creamatory TO the river is cloEEed al
most tight at Ninth and Market streets.
This prevents the hauling of refuse IN
the creamatory and dumping 1t into the
river via the sewer route.
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Nj: NS BRIEFS

The twelfth annual picnic of the
colored folks Of the tri state district
was held Yesterday at Rock Springs
mark, The local people made the trip
aboard the Joe Fowler.
Although Yesterday was The hrSt
of two days designated by Governor
Hatfield as Good Roads days in West
Virginia. no organized work was done
in this county.
To reinforce the switch bridge at
Wheeling creek. at Main street. the
Baltimore e. Ohio Railroad company
lis having piles driven into the creek.
Cleaning the streets. and opening
the old sewers to guard against Out
breaks of disease are measures recon-
mended By Health Commissioner EtZ
Ter.
Mayor Kirk and Supt. VIM. Scros
gins invite taxpayers TO visit the rescr
voir Saturday when the big basin Will
be cleaned. Both say II Is an arGu
Iment for pure water.
The Chemical engine house an
swered a still alarm at the Stone. 4
Thomas department store yesterday
morning at $50. but upon inrestlga
ton found no fire.
Police court was a blank yeslcr
day, the first time in several days.
The Associated Charities officials
are looking for small cooking stove
that may be given 10 worthy won
nm who has been loft pennilcss by the
drsertion Of her husband. Any orc
having small stove may COMMUNE
cate with the charities officials md il
will ho turned over TO her.
Russell Stewart. Elmer GillSnV
and Gerald Coffry. three MacalcHy
club hoys. have left in canoe Tor a
rrir down the Ohio 10 The Mississippi
Miss Janet Moss. assistant n the
Dental Clinic. has instituted new
plan for having the youngsters gel
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SUICIDE OF GIRL
CAUSES SHOOTING
FIANCE HUNTS UP DOCTOR RE-
SPONSlBLE FOR SUICIDE AND
SHOOTS HIM.
Victim Is In Critical Condition and
Would Be Murderer Is placed
Under Arrest.

BOSTON. July IS.-Two hours after
his sweetheart. DR.. Celia Adams. or
Prookline. had died from an overdose
of drug. DR.. Eldrndcc u. Atwood,
of Wodburn. today. shot and probably
MORALLY wounded Dr. Wilfred +. liar
ris. president Of the MASSACHUSETTS,
College OF OSteopathy al the latte; 8
office at the Hotel Westminster In
the Eack Bay district. DR.. Atwood
disappeared after The shooting, but
was later arrested after Il brief strus-
Gle al The office OF his fancee.
The police say that he admitted
that he had shot DR.. Harris because
Miss Adams had told him yesterday
that Ihrri marriage could not take
place as DR.. Harris had wronged her:
a razor which. the police say, DR.. At
wood admitted he intended to use on
his victim were taken from the prls-
oncr. He was locked up on a charge
OF assault and battery with intent 10
murder.
At the city hospital late tonight DR..
Harris was unconscious.
His condition was reported as criu-
cal.
Both Mr.. Atwood and his fiance
studied osteopathy under Or. Harris
when he was an instructor at the
Massachusetts college. The friend
ship which began between the students
in the class room six years ago rlpencd
into love. Atwood told the police to-
nigh, they had planned 10 be married
soon, although much opposition had
developed on the part of the girl $
parents and also from Dr. Harris. The
girls parents objected because Miss
Atwood was 81 years OF age, while Dr.
Atwood is only %. DR.. Harris Is AZ
years old.
Found Unconscious.
1t is believed that. after Miss Adams
left DR.. Atwood yesterday. she went
TO her office at Coolidge Corner, Brook
line. Early today her father. Francis
r. Adams, found the door locked.
When it was broken open he discoV-
cred his daughter unconscious on the
floor. She was removed 10 the Com
monweaIth hospital and treated for an
overdose Of Il narcotic drug.
DR.. Atwood FASTENED 10 the hospital
but the young woman was unconscious
and shortly afterward died:
He then went to the Hotel west
minister where Or. Harris occupied an
upstairs suite. No one saw the actual
shooting. e., ,,;u
After DT. NlWOOu lieu, ~! IlhL -
was conscious and directed his ONCE
assistant in the work of rendering tlrst
aid When asked who had shot him,
he named DR.. Atwood.
This evening DR.. Atwood called up
his fiance's. brother, Winthrop, and
made an appointment to meet him at
DR.. Adams office. \ policeman there
arrested the young physician after
struggle. He was taken to the hos
nital where DR.. Harris identified Dr.
Atwood as his assailant.
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LEGAL NOTICE
Notice to Take Dispositions,

Notice to Take Dispositions,
Florence Dclasant. Plaintiff. vs.. Frank
Delasant. Defendant.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
W"st Virginia
Dclasant. Defendant -.
The above named Frank Delasant Will
take notice that the depositions OF Mrs,
W. A Garland and F. W. D. Smith, Will
he taken at No. 275 Halsey Street. City
Of Brooklyn. in the county OF Kings,
State Of New York. on the 1th day OF
August. a. n. 1915. between the hours
Of . o'clock \. VI. and 6 o'clock p. m. 10
he read AZ evidence in the above cause
on behalf Of the above named FLORENCE
Delasant. And if. from any cause. the
taking Of the said dispositions shall not
be commenced. or being commenced
shall not be completed on the day afore-
snid the taking Of the same will be ad'
journed from time to time. at the SAME
nlacc and between the same hours. until
the snme shall be completed.
FLORENCE DELASANT.
BY John J. Coniff. Attorney.
jy-5-12-192S
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Twenty.cight Deaths.

ASHEVILLE, y. e., July lS.-Reced-
ing waters of the disastrous floods
which swept through the French Broad
VALLEY Sunday gave up seven addl'
tional bodies today and reports TO-
night of eight more deaths b. drown
ing in the Bat Cave, section. brought
the total death list in this district 10
twentv-eight. Two WON e n were
drowned at Volga. Indications were
that the, property loss in western
North Carolina alone may be $4,000,
600. Fears are felt that the loss OF
life and property may. prove even
greater when The rivers subside.
Relief work is being pushed forward
rapidly, and most of The loo IT, C,o men n
thrown out of employment DS cIosllls
If TWENTY-FIVE industrial plants are
being housed and fed at the high
school here.
Bodies of Captain J. c. Lipe and
Miss Mabel FoiSter who were drowned
at Biltmore SUNDAY had not been re-
covered today.
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EXTRAORDINARY
ENDORSEMENT
OF NERV WORTH

This is one Of the most. remarkable
! endorsements ever given To meIl'
! cine. As YOU read il hear in mind
| that il is a signed Statrmcn; ana was
made 10 the Nery-Worth demonstration
at Raus Drug Store.
i My wife has been sick Tor eight
! years SHE was al the lnulsvillc,'
! Ky, hospital. and two other hoS2l-
: tails (Ohio Valley and North W meet
! ingl. Doctors claimed she had Ca
Iarrh Of the stomach and rheumd'
: ism Others claimed she han 10
undergo an operation In saw" nci
! life Pnwr!s were awfully cons'ipat-
/ cd. For that reason the operation
was postponed. -,
She could not do any work At all,
| Had help 20 do the Homework ann Il
] nurse 10 take care OF her up To last
! August, (l9lil. ! spent lots OF moH,
! ey, bought LOIS NJ m"dICin" and palc
| doctor bills that took nearly all M
earnings and had - borrow money
10 SQUARE my bills. Sh" weighed ~
pounds before she took NrrE-No rfh
last August. when she began taking
INC medicine. | bought in all min"
bottles Of Nrrv-Worrh for her and
following is the result:
"WeichI lin pounds. Good health
and looks better than she ever Iooke1
. in her life before. No operation nSc-
cssary. rheumatism all gone. Sho
is able 10 do al! her houSrWork Tor
six children and ourselves: l'oeS me
washing and ironing and all the cook
! ing. no bother at all for her. She
does il all-no help.
! II CONSIDER HER y WE'LL W.
MAN.
Only by chance | bought Merry
Worth and il has been a codsend 10
me. It's the only money ! ever spent
for medicine that gave nc VaIuc e.
ccived.
"RENIAMIN WHITAKER,
"4o3.o Water ST.. Wheeling.
Dollar. back at .RauS Drug Store II
Ncrv.Worth docs not help you.-AdF'
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ViIlaoe Washed Away.

SPARTANBURG, S. C. July Is
according to information brought here
tonight BY H. A Marleue. who went TO
Thermal City. y. G., Yesterday in an
automobile. the village of Chimney,
Rock, S. c.. near the famous rock OF
that name, in Rutherford county, was
completely washed away by the hlgh
waters of Broad river: The popula,
ton of the town was about lou
According TO Marlette. party Went
N Chimney Rock to try to rescue those
caught by the flood, but water sur
rounding the village prevented them
from getting close to the houses. They
saw no sign of human life. it was said;
The nostofYice and hotel were washed
to a point several miles below the
village
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DEUTSCHLAND IS
PREPARING TO LEAVE

BALTIMORE, July 1s.-There we're
further signs today of the carly depar'
ture of the submarine Deutschland.
The batch OF mail from The German
Embassy was delivered TO Captain
Koenig. the under-sea boats COM
mander. Prince Hatzfeldt: of Ambas.
sador Rerhstorff's staff. paid visit 10
the offices Of the Eastern Forwarding
company at the pier where the
Deutschland is berthed.
Large quantities of canned eoods
and sides of beef were slowed IN the
submarine. Two carloads Of fuel Oil
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POSTMASTER HELD
FOR EMbEzzLEMEN7

SnocIal pispatch 10 the ptcllicencer:
MARTINSBURG. W. Va, July Is.
Assistant Postmaster VIM. SaTile OF
Okonoko. Hampshire county, ". Va:
was today held TO await The action OF
the Federal court a, 'he September
term in Martinsburg, following a hear
Ing in Berkeley Springs before CON-
missioner J. II. Hitler on the charge
Of embezzling four hundred dollars OF
the funds of the post office; Seville
made good the shortage and fnrnisned
bond for his appearance before the
yra nd iurV
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NOTICE TO CUNTKACTUh0
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
pormitory at State Normal School, West
Liberty, ". va.

Sealed bids will be received by the
state Board of Control until noon Of The
aSrd day OF August 1916. AT It's office IN
Charleston. W. Va. for doing all work
and furnishing all material necessary 10
complete the building described below
according to plans and specifications
prepared by +. F. Faris, architect Wheel
ing, w. Va
wood construction and composition roo:,
size Sc feet II inches by ISL feet 10
inches. two porches II feet 10 inches by
30 feet s inches. and one porch feet i
inches by 81 feet inches. PlumblnE.
gas-fitting heating and wiring included.
Plans and specifications Will be on
file nj the office Of the State Board OF
control. Charleston. w. Va. and will he
mailed upon request when same is ac-
companied with two checks OF five dol
lars each, one Of which will be refunded
when plans and specifications are re-
49, All III bids mus. be sealed. plainly ad-
dressed TO the State Board Of Control,
Charleston. W. Va. and marked in o
conspicuous place on the envelope. BID
on West Liberty Dormitory." Bid must
be- accompanied by certified check for
$4,000. Checks OF unsuccessful bid
dnrs will be returned when contract Is
awarded. and check Of successful bidder
will be held until proper contract and
bond have been executed. upon failure OF
be retained by the State Board OF Con-
troll 10 cover expense of re-advertsing
and rc-letting.
Immediately after contract Is award.
ed the successful bidder will be required
10 execute proper contract with guar
anty company born in penalty equal
10 one-haif the amount Of the contract
rrice. said bond to be conditioned for
the construction and completion of tho
work as set forth in plans and spectfl-
- 81 a
material.
All bids must be made on forms filed
with the specifications. The right Is re.
served to reject any and all bids.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
J. S. LAKlE. President,
iy-15-u Charleston. VI. Va.
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IT'S FIRST POLICE FORCE.

NEW WILMINGTON. Pa. July IL
Er,y Wilmington. scat Of Westminster
college, is to l!av" rcNcn fore" Tor me
first tim" IN rs history, according 10
announcement '".'!iN. n" "'HS%rS VIZ
moi scryo rnnrrnonnSiv. hut will he sub
,crt Ia call da. "r nigh. and Will be
paid according to the length OF time
they work.
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LIGHTNING PATAL.

MACON. Tia. July 1S.-pne guards
iured hv lightning at tn. state mobil!za-
t;on camp hrrc today during severe
electrical Storm The dead soldier Is \.
n knv. First regiment. Of Savannah:
Lightning struck many houses anu
trees in Macon.
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RECRUITS ARRIVE.

NOGAI.Fs. AriZ, July lS.-t.iGht
hundred recruits for the CONNECTICUT
regiments arrived here last night. along
v;th Comna,irs { and + of the Pcnnsyl-
vania cngincrrs The first Of large
consignment Of overcoats for the troops
here came to-day.
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DEATH TOLL
Continued From First Fage.)

will be TO crops. several hundred tFfous-
and acres having been flooded in lie
valleys in the extreme eastern part OF
the state.
Conditions in Virginia and West VIZ
ginia are expected 10 be. normal WITH
in a day or two.
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About People
heYeHsnes Of individuals e
and From :iis City.
AT THE HOTELS

Rogers-A. Is. Hitler Huntington. "
Va: Chas. Is. Ebberl. rarkcrshurG. W.
Va. y. +. Parkln. Washington. ia. w.
II. Sipe. Bethesda. ~, J. l.. Dean. LnlIn-
| town. IA, L. /. Alexander Lltiletun. ".
MoLure--Gro. f. Rice. Waync$hMrs,
Pa, K. T. Bennett. rarkersburE. w. Va.
W. +. Weeks. FarkcrSburg. ". IA, a.
F.. Evans; rarksrsnurs:: W. Na;;o W: j,
Calvert. Ciarksb4rg. Vs. +. Maxwell
". Va; II. L. and X. y. Ewing. EIkins.
| W. Va.
Grand Central. W. Curran. Be,hes-
da o.: +. =. Donahur. Grafton, w VA
| y. H. Wilson. East Liverpool. O.. VIM
LYMAN. Akron. o.; Harry Sinclair.
Windsor-R. u. Cook. Clarkshu:g. w.
! Va; X. L. Talbot. l'hlllippi. W. Va
W. Va, l.. q. McCunc. Char!cston: W.
:. Smith. Newark. o.: l.. +. Leather
bury. tlarksburc. W. Va. l.. {. Jones.
Charleston. W. Va; W. NJ Brooke. Hunt
lnetun. W. Va.
Stamnl-Wm J. Snldcr. Garrison. Pa.
! John +. Ross. Flushing: =. j. l.: M"rHS-
an. New MartinsNilIc. w. Va: 'ir". Il.
! Snud:raSS. Snithrcid w. Va. :. ltfaHn-
Itch. Marietta o.. Mn. M"rcr, Hhm'!-
ton. Pa.
state Senator H. +. Talbot Of lnilrri
spent Yesterday ~ Wheeling ON business
W. T. Burt vii. leave Today for Deer
! Park, Nd, 10 lake part in Il tennis
tourney conduct ed under lhr auspices
OF The Whales. an organization com.
posed OF we'll known tennis anu IoIt
play erS.
John E. Biltner. of .Ionaca. Pa
spent yesterday in Wheeling on oGSi
ness.
Mrs. Z. u. Wheat. teacher OF Beth
any College, Bethany. ". Va, was Il
visitor here Yesterday.
Robert plummcr. city editor OF me
Register. has resigned his position anu
will leave the latter part nj IN" week
for Illinois. where he will enter the aC-
vertisinG business.
Mrs. owen Mccain. of SiNtccnth
street, has recovered sufficiently from
her recent illness 10 visit her son. !ohh
Mccain, at his home in Toledo: ONO.
John Burk. m0torman on me OUT
ihe-pike division OF the West Virginia
Traction X Electric company inc
has been taken TO the North Nhcel-
ing hos pital, where he will undergo an
operation for appendicitis.
Ferris Z. Miller. former WheellnG-
lite, now in charge of the publicity de-
lpartmcnt Of the Goodyear Tire a huh-
Der company, at Akron. o., was IN the
city yesterday. go,
DR.. and Mrs. John l.. lllckey Will
leave today for Thousands Islands,
where they will spend several weeks
the guests Of friends.
Frank Armbruster and W: n. Annolt
have left for Deer Park. Md. where
they will participate in a tennis tour
nament.
Mrs. ". L. Weiss has departed for
her summer homo in Michigan. where
She will remain until after Sept. l.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. AND
REACH. Central TO all attractions. Fri
ratc baths, running water in rooms. Gle
yator, fine porches, etc: capacity $50.
IsookIet r II. WILLIAMS.
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FOR SALE-No. 4 Underwood type
writer. Good condition. II. J. Smith,
Sill Swami ST.. ParkcrsburG. w. Va.
ie-Io-tf
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FOR SALE MOTORCYCLE

FOR SALE-1a15 three speed n. D. mo-
torcyclc and side car. al condition.
Bargain. Call Nat. phone 2, Harrisvillr,
ohio. jy-l5-l
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The Will tSHlRE beae eN ocean view.
Capacity $50; private baths. elevator.
porches, etc. Special rates, SIS up week
iy. $3.50 up daily. American plan. Every
convenience. Open all year. Auto meets
trains Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS
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WANTED-Men for shipping department. Apply
Wheeling Can Company, 46 Eof street. jyl9-tf
PERSONAL

ACQUAINTANCE desired with decided
blonde or brunette, of refined and pre-
pos sessing appearance. with SO 10 40
model figure. residing in Wheeling or
vicinity; with occasional leisure even
ings. Address ?. .. Box 5Oi Whcellns,
w Va jy-1f-j
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ISLESWORTH

AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS.
Virginia az. and the Boardwalk.
Capacity coo. Every appointment: In
GLIDING hot and cold sea water baths.
ORCHESTRA OPEN ALL YEAR.
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FOR SALE

-~-- -----~---~~-~
FOE sALE-Ohio farm. 81 acres good
land. we'll watercd. new room hous"
largo new full basement barn. other out
buildings orchards. close TO Schoo.
church and railroad. near Coolville, on
mail and cream route. Price $4,000 II
sold soon. Noah Conant, Frost. Ohio.
jy-l9-g
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WEATHER CAUSES LULL
Continued From First Page.)


rjtorv southwest of Lutsk were With
out success bu, says that in the Car
pathian region near liable and Ta'arow
the RuSsi%ns have pushed back Aus
trian advanced posts. although the
Austrian main line has been firmly
held. In the vicinity Of Riga the Rus
SLAMS are vigorously on the offensive
against Field Marshal Won linden
burg's army. but all their attacks nave
been repulsed with heavy losses, ac'
cordinE TO Berlin.
In the Austro-ltalian theatre Rnme
reports fresh victories for the italianS
over the Austrians al various points.
French Statement.
PARIS July lA.---rhc official com
municaticn issued by the war office To-
night reads: os
relatively calm. The enemy did NOT re-
now his attempts against la Mason
etc w, drove the Germans from som"
houses which they held in the village
of Eiaches. -
There is no event Of Importance 10
report on the resi- If tn" front
EclCian communications:
Last night u Belgian d"tachmcnt
carried out 4 raid in TN" direction OF
the enemy trenches north of piNmudc'
II succ coded in penetrating ono NJ these
killing the greater part of III" occupants
and bringing back unwounhcd prison.
crS.
During III" day the artillery was
slightly active.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL EMRALMER,
1922 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Might
Store Phones 636.
c. ]. Bertschy. Natl Phone 1o69'R
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, 7 E D

CAnRBKII-At tho Wheeling Hospital
on Monday, July II. 1915. at 3:E.
o'clock D. M. ANNA A CAMPBELL
aged So years months.
Funeral services from the residence o;
Mr.. Ross, 1910 Eoff street, Thureda,
morning, July 20. at $3.50 o'clock
REQUIEM high mass In the Church 81
immaculate Conception. at 9 o'clock
washington, D. c.. Pittsburgh. Pa ant
New York, n. z. papers please copy)
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LEXINCTO

Pacific and Ark ayes. Grounds adjoin
beach and boardwalk. ONLY HOTEL
WHERE GUESTS MAY GO TO SURF
IN BATHING ATTIRE WITHOUT US
ING STREETS. WHICH is PROHIBIT
ED. Use Of bath house free. RUNNING
WATER IN ROOMS. Private baths.
Special rates. $3.50 up daily; SIS to $3.50
weekly. including choice table, supplied
from OWN FARM. WHITE SERVICE.
ORCHESTRA BALLROOM. TENNIS
COURTS. GARAGE. BOOKLET mailed.
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HOTEL MAJESTIC Hn1sss Rs sg: aad
throughout: centre OF attractions: acean
view: capacity 300: elevator. private
boths. white service. &C: superior table
Special $3.50 up weekly; So up daily.
Rooklet. NJ. a. SM1IH
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K1APHECK-On Tuesday. July. is. 1916
at $40 O'Clock a m, at her late resi-
dence s4h Twelfth street. MAGDE'
LENA JOSEPHINE. widow Of tho lx-t
Joseph klapheck. in the 66th year q
her age.
thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
friends of the family arc invited Il
attend. Interment private Greenwoot
cemetery.
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HOTEL RAYMOND

Virginia avenue, near Beach and Steel
pier. Rooms with private bath and rum
ming water. Special 3l2s0 up weekly;
$3.50 up daily.
3. J. AND r. J. MILLER.
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ERB-On Monday, July II. 1915. At 6:st
o'clock p. m, ct her late residence Ia
sixteenth street, ROSALlA. widow
OF the late Peter Erb. In the 72nd yea
of her age.
Funeral from the residence THURSDAY
morning at $50. Requiem mass At st
Alphonsus church at 3 o'clock Friendi
of the family are invited TO attend
Interment private a. Mt. Calvary ceni'
'etcry
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CONFERENCE REPORT APPROVED

WASHINGTON, July lS.-The con
ference report on the annual postonic,
appropriation bill was approved oy ooti
the senate and house today and sent I
Pres ident Wilson.
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for the Deutschland arrived todsI
This will be sufficient to carry ae
three times the distance OF her ms
transatlantic trip.
Further screening Of the submarine
developed this afternoon.
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