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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-30

o'clock. Subject Weighed in the Bal
ance and Found Wanting" Bible.
school at p. m. Mr.. Frank Fields,
president. Evening service at 7:45.
Sermon subject, Lost Opportunities.
Watch meeting Immediately after the,
evening service. Prayer meeting We'd,
nesdav evening at 7:45 p. N. Mission
Circle Friday afternoon at o'clock.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-30
LADIES.

When irregular or de3ayed use Trf-
nmph Pills. Safe and always depend.
able. Not sold at drug stores. Dc
not experiment with others, save dis.
appointment. Write for Relief" and
particulars, it's free. Address: Ma
tional Medical Institute. Milwaukee,
Wis.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-30

The whine of a flying bullet is caus-
ed by the vacuum at its rear The air
thrown fiercely back from the nose OF
the projectile travels round and PUSHES
to the rear, as water to the stern of a
fast moving boat.
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a p.rtInen, Question.

A Pertinent Question.
Topeks State Journal: How can a
government that cannot save its own
Citizens from being murdered save
ci.;yans of another country from
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-30

It Is estimated that the hotel beat
costs American hotels $4,000 day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-30

The prevailing high price of the
haze metals has given AZ great I'M
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-30
Department Responded to
@ Alarms During Last
Year

! Although the Keokuk fire depart
ment has responded to 1872 fire
alarms since January 1, 1916, the fire
| loss for the year is unusually low.
This loss has not been officially COM
! puted but it is believed that 1t will not
run over $4,000. There have been
no really big blazes this year and
only few where the loss was any
considerable amount. Over, hun
dred of the alarms We're for flues,
roof and weed fires and the like
where the loss was only few dol
lars or generally nothing.
According to Fire Chief Anderson
the last year has been the lightest for
fire loss for some time past. There
were few fires last summer compared
with other years and it is expected
that the record will be just as good
up to the close of the department
fiscal year in April. No reason can
be given for this unless it is that
Keokuk citizens are paying more at.
tention to fire warnings and are
using a greater degree of care and
caution.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-12-30
Biqqest Fire Of Year.

The biggest fire of the year oc-
Cured on August 10, when William
Shorts Rose candy shop burned out
with a loss between $4,000 and $4,000.
Probably the second largest fire Of
the year was on June. 9 when the
second floor OF the Overland garage
was visited by blaze. Another
costly fire occurred on January %,
when the shop OF Jones the halter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-17
DR., NEWMAN IS
AGAIN ARRESTED
PHYSICIAN CHARGED WITH INvOL-
UNTARY MANSLAUGHTER IN
TOLLS ONCE MORE.
He Ia Accused Of wife Beating and For
Resisting an otttcer-Police
Court News.

Dr. Felix Newman. rolornd. of 1888
Eof street. who was arrested sometime
ago charged with the murder of Annie
Eogusky. was taken in the toll again
with boating his wife, disordrrly con-
duet and resisting an officer He will
be given a hearing in police court this
morning.
about 1880 o'clock this morning at the
home Of the doctor. He claims that thc
defendant dared him to enter his home
and barred the doors. Mrs. Newman,
however. lot the officer in through the
basement and he soon had his man UNI
der arrest.
II Will no remembered that tho rhT-
stefan is now out on bond pending an
appeal h" has taken in the criminal
c"urt. Tho first tim" he was tried for
III" murder Of Miss RoEusky. the little
foreign girl. of Bcllarc. upon whom
i, was ella imrd he performed II criminal
operation and after her death carried
out and laid her lifrlcss body in
ond trial II" was convicted of involun-
tarv manSlauGhicr. 1t is said he WAS
married TO his present Wife after his
first trial.
Other Police Notes.
s Moon and George Marie. South
Side foreigners. wrr" arrested last night
by Officer Crumharknr. The men arc
charged with lighting and II Is said
thny we're both badly beaten up in the
melee.
Low Taylor. a ncEress. was arrested
yesterday by Officer Albert Custer. anu
charge of dsordcrly conduct Is
placed against her.
: Frank Cowl, charged with assault and
battery upon Carol Simpson. was arc
rested by Officer Fullerton. II. kcrnen.
arrested by Officer Leach for drunken
ness and &. Clayton. arrested by Officer
rrumhackor. will also face the throne
this morning.
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OPPORTUNITIES FOR
MEN IN i. S. ARMY
ARE DESCRIBED IN INTERVIEW
GIVEN BY LIEUT.. J. S. DAVIS
OF PITTSBURGH
Remuneration Of First Enlisted Men,
He Says, is EquIva ent to SIPS
Per Month.

"A young man cnisting in the United
States Army today is doing as we'll as
putting 100000 in the hank on his
twentieth birthday. The monthly pay
during the first enlistment is Sl0 IN
cash for the private. This is mis-
spending money. He gets his board
and room. medical attention when ILL.,,
a place in post hospital when SICK.
the care of a dentist for his teeth: all
his clothing. and. in fact, every "X,
prnse is met. except his laundry.
Lieutenant John S. Davis. in charge
OF the local u. S. Army recruiting dis
trict. made The above statement while
visiting in The city yesterday from
Pittsburgh. He continued:
The L. S. government allows $62
Il month for the keep Of every soldier
but. if corporation or civilian were
10 pay the bills it would cost approx
mately SIPS per month, which Is me
wage thai private may be said 10 re-
ceive upon. entering the service or
: Uncle Sam.
"a bright Young man. by applying
himself may be promoted 10 the rank
of sergeant during his first enlistment
and his pay would then be $50 cash
with steady increases for each enlist
In cash each month, and correspond
ingly moro allowances If the young
man remains a private he receives
SIS a month during his second enlist
; ment. and this is increased each en-
listment;
He may become an expert rifleman
and his pay will be increased by IS
month: S. a month for Sharpshooter
and S. a month for narkEman.
I'm addition each man is allowed a
certain amount each year for clothing,
and by care he can save "a per cent
Of this. He is allowed 1852 the first
year, $4S the second and $50 the third
year OF each enlistment
Foreign Travel Offered
THE soldier has great chances for
taking trips 10 foreign countries. He
is able 10 go 10 Alaska. Hawaii. the
Philippines, and many other places
on the government transports, and
will sec foreign service if he desires
10. If nc has not attended school be-
fore entering the service he is given
a chance 10 learn the common school
| branches
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TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
PREL|MS FINISH TODAY

LAKE FOREST. Ill. Aug. 16.-Mau-
rice Mclaughlin and Ward Dawson of
Los Angeles. Pacific coast champions,
will meet the eastern title holders.
George n. Church Of Trnafly. y. j..
and Willis E. Davis of San Francisco.
here tomorrow In the final match of the
national lawn tennis championship pre-
llminarics for The right TO play w. NJ.
Johnston and Clarence Griffin Of Cal
fornia August IS for the national dou-
bles title. in New York.
McLoughl and Dawson won rather
listlcss match from the southern cham
pions. Lew Hardy and Nat Emerson. of
Memphis, Sc. 81, ga. The hig feature
match was between the cast and west.
the latter represented by Walter 7.
Hays and Ralph Rurdlck of Chicago.
the fasteners winning, Sc. 6-S. Cd. ca.
So.
1t appeared TO hc a walk away for tho
Chicago men in tho first two sets. hut
starting the third Davis put his bullet
like service TO work and used tho Same
terrific drive in returns. II WAS all
east after that. for despite their careful
playing Hayes and Burdick could not
get started.
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RAMBLERS VS.. B. & O.
Two Fast Senni-Pro Teams VIII Clash
at Benwood Sunday Afternoon at
3 O'clock.

Sunday afternoon on the Watson field.
Renwond. the Ramhlcrs will clash with
tho strong Il. & o. Ieam. Roth teams
are from Bcnwond and a friendly riv-
airy exists between them. In - former
game the Ramhlers defeated tho r. q:
.. In a. holly contested tcn-inning bar tic
and since that time the r. & O. has
considerably STRENGTHENED it's team and
is determined 10 even up matters. Tho
3. & q. nine has boon making name
for Itself recently and it now looms up
as ono nf the hest s"mi-pro teams in this
vicinity. Notably among it's recent
achievements was the overwhelming de
feat of the strong Moose team. this he
ing tho Moose teams first defeat since
tho Fourth of July. Tho Eamhlrrs have
a strong aFgr" gallon and in Noel they
have one of tho most reliable and best
pitchers In tho valley. II" has h"rn
pitching excellent ball and with him on
tho mound Sunday and Butler on tn"
receiving end. tho RamhICrs arc con-
fident Of victory. Tho gam" will start
at o'clock.
work for the E. & O. team.
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TO CONTROL EXPLOSIVES,

WASHlNGTON, y. c, Aug. IT,
New Jersey Congressman and city
officials. at hearing to-day before
the public commerce commission,
asked that local authorities he per-
mit,ad to control shipment and stor-
age OF vast quantities of explosives
and munitions AT New Jersey ports,
in order to prevent repetition Of the
Black Tom Island explosion.
The New Jersey delegation urged
the passage by Congress of bills by
Senator MARITIME and Representative
HamilI. prohibiting shipment of mu-
nitionS. except for the United States
government. unless local committees
consent. and giving local authorities
power 10 fix regulations.
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Autos Come Together
In HeadOn Collision
Occupants OF Both Cars Escaped Un-
injured, But One Machine Is
Badly Damaged.

Travelling along straight stretch
Of road near Valley Grove. TWO auto
longing to Wiley W. Erall of Wells
burg. and the other. a Cadillac touring
car. belonging TO Cornelius Eascnaucr.
Of this city. came together in hcadon
collision yesterday afternoon from some
cause not ascertatin-H. Roth machines
were damaged. bur tho occupants were
uninjurcd. The Haynes car was the
more badly damaged. one of the front
wheels and the axle being broken.
The accident occurred about o'clock
under peculiar circumstances. The
place where tho Two machines came to-
Geth"r is m Il straight stretch OF III"
National Road and il is supposed that
something probably went wrong with
the stcaring whcrls Of one Of the cars.
Both machines were in charge IF the
Chautfeurs of the owners of the autos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-17
GOOD RACING At
PARKERSBURC FAIR
Special dispatch to tho Intelligcncer

Special dispatch to tho Intelligcncer.
PARkERSBURG. ". Va. Aug. 10
Today's races at the West Virginia fair
duplicated those OF Tuesday in point
OF interest. The results follow:
2:lePace-Purse $500.
Direct Bell ok. 81. by kinS
silver Brush y. 81, by Bobby
Burns: Campbell. ............. s
Rascal ID. s.. b. sunslass;
Time: 2:i74: 2:l7.; ASK.
2:l7-Trot-Purse $500.
Bonnie The Great Ch. M.
Potter the Great; SchaCfor . 2 l / /
Island Queen (b. M. by
Composer; Reed ........ .
Fannie Berkshirt (blk. M.
Berkshire Chimes; R0ush 5 8 3
Beaver Bell ID. M. ny
Brilliant the Great: Ray ! ! I
Time: 2:1SH 2:19 l-3; els l. 2:174 4:
a:Io-Paoe-Purse $500.
Polly Ann %. mo-. ny Alstrath;
,la TTas (e. M. by Baron
pcts? chi 2%S", il: 81. by Silent
Chimes; Ruhle. ............... 3 1
Rcd Rice tbr s.. by Red Medium:
i Tms: s:ii4: 2:i5is: 3:i4i..
s-s Mile pash-Purse sl5o.
Sidney Heilman II. g., by Hermin;
Donald Mac ib, c.j. by Dash: r Mace. :
Aesoh %. 81. by Dash: Jordnn. ..... 5
Strome th. M. by Stromeland; Mace. 1
Time: 1:n3 "a.
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TO DISTRIBUTE CORN

LAREDO, Tex, Aug. ia part OF
Is carloads of corn purchased here by
Niceforo Zambrano, General Treas
urer of the Mexican de facto govern.
ment and shipped into Mexico today
will be distributed free TO those who
have no funds, according to Zambra.
no. Those who have funds can buy the
corn at cost he said.
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rnneral for Miss Dahn.

Following brief family funeral srrr-
irns hold at tho home No. 3 Merritt
street. Yesterday morning al = o'clock.
additional "rrN ices were conducted ut
the Zion Lutheran rhurch al 2;"u o'clock
for Miss Mari" nahn. popular young
lady. who passed away sunday. The
funeral was in charge Of tho Rev. \. l..
Eruzr nf Zion church. lntcrmeni was in
MI Zion cemetery. The pallbnarcrs
were; George Marx. George Roscl
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PROCLAMATION.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
A Proclamation by tho Governor.

|. Henry y. Hatfield. Governor of the
State nf West Virginia. pursuant 10 the
constitution and laws of said state. an
nouncinc TO the voters Of the State OF
West Virginia that on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November. in
tho year one Thousand Nine Hundred
and Sixteen. AT the general election held
on that day. there will be submitted Tor
ratification or rejection an amendment
I" the constitution OF said state as fol-
lows, ln-wit:
PROPOSED AMENDMENT.
That Section one Of Article four OF
So id Constitution rs II now is be altered
and amended so az TO read as follows:
State. both male and female. shall be
entitled 70 vote at all elections held
within the counties in which they respec-
tvely reside: hut no person who is
or who is under conviction OF treason.
felony. or bribery IN an election. or who
has not been resident or the stare LOT
one year. and OF the county in which
next preceding such offer. shall be per-
mitted to vote while such disability con-
tinucs: but no person in the military;
naval or marine service OF the Cnited
states shall be deemed resident or
this State by reason Of being stationed
Tho proposed amendment is designated
as "Woman's Suffrage Amendment" and
on the official ballot TO De Fotcd NJ saIo
election will he printed the following:
Ballot on Constitutional WomAn's
Suffrage Amendment
Amending Section one of Article TOUR.
For ratification Of Woman's Suffrage
Amendment.
Against ratification Of Woman's suf-
fraEe Amendment.
Those favoring the ratification Of SAID
amendment will vote For ratihcation %
Woman's Suffrage Amendment and
those opposing will vote Against ratih-
cation of Woman's Suffrage Amend
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal Of the State. at the Capitol. TINS
eighth day Of August. In the year OF
our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred
and sixteen. and Of the State the Fifty
fourth.
BY the Governor:
HENRY D. HATFIELD.
STUART F. REED.
Secretary Of State.
aul7.24.31-se7.14.2 81 2S-orS.l2 ~. 26-no6
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Ob|TU ARY
Funeral for Miss Emsheimer

( largo ConCourSe 1T Trends attend"d
the funeral of Miss Harriet EmSheimer.
the aged and highly esteemed woman
who died at her home Monday. The ser
vices were conducted by Rabbi \. ".
Silver in Eoff Street Temple. lntermcnt
WAS in MI Wood cemetery.
Tho active rallbrarrrs were: Charles
s. SChlcssinccr. Milton SchlcsSinEcr.
Harry Van Hrrgh. Charles l.. Some born.
Sylvan IT. Blum and II. J. l.. Frank. The
honorary rallh"arnrS were: Julius Hork-
heim"r, l.. S. Good, Henry Rlum. NJ. SON
ncborn Samuel Kraft and Simon Kline.
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Yrrsr,, for william Mcaannon

Brief family funeral services were
held Yesterday morning Al o'clock at
The home. 1921 MCtnllnch street. for
William r MrGannom. nnc Of the best
known and popular men of this COM
munity. who died early Monday morn
ing Requiem high mass was celeorate d
at $40 n 81. Jnscph's cathedral. with
tho Rev Edward Galway officiating.
The services were largely attended by
Tho many friends nr Mr.. McGann"n. In
torment was in MI. Calvary cemetery.
Sin Of the seven sons Hf the deceased
man wrrr nallhcarcrs; John j. Edward.
Enrnard, Charles. Leo and William.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-17
SUSPENSION INDEFINITE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 18TH" fifteen
DAY suspension imposed on Pitcher Ray
Caldwell of tho New York Americans
in ST. Louis Was To hay" expired today
hut s tho club has no. heard from IN"
player since he WAS laid off tn" suS-
pension has been made indefinite. prob
ably for th!. remainder nf tho season
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FOR SALE=Coal Lands.

FOR SALE-3S0 Acres Of Pittsburgh No.
S Coal with mining privileges. located
in theScoal Operating District. Wayne
Township. jefferson County. Ohio. 100
acres of which is valuable stripping coal
and the remainder a thick vein OF the
best grade of Pittsburgh No. S Coal;
we'll drained. located between Hopedale.
Harrison County. and Bloomingdale. JEFF
with right of way one-half mile 10 the
Lake Erie. Alliance & Wheeling R. R..
and ono mile from the Wabash. Pitts
bureh Terminal R. f. W. r. Adams,
Stcu benville. Ohio. aul4-l
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Total estimated disburse-
mcrts ............::.. .ilo' II
Amuun, to be provided for
by levy ............ = +iS II
II appearing to the council that IN:
Total valuation of all taxable property
in this municirallty according TO tne
last assessment thereof. is $l.Sa3.2Sl;
being real ,,Stat" iu tho Talu" Of $l.3h'..
095; personal property to the raluun Of
S4la550 and railroad and other prop
criv assessed by III" board of rGblic
works to the value Of $IS.63!. as cfrti-
fled 10 tho council by the officer WHO'S"
duty il IS TO make such report. arT-it
that it is necessary 10 raise ny levy
after dcducting all credits $7.il3.l4 for
muuicinal purposes; therefore IL Is de-
ttrmincd that a levy on each One Hun
dred Dollars valuation OF forty cents
(4Nc) for municipal purposes VIII be
necessary TO provide the estimated
amount as aforesaid for the ensuing
fiscal wear, the excess in thu levy over
The stationary limit being due /" a spe-
cial levy of five t5c) cents on said ralu.
alton, on account of Sewer Bonds issued
prior TO the enactment nf the statutory
limit aforesaid.
state Of West Virginia, County of Ohio.
Town OF Edgwood. To-wit:
|, Geo. f. Carenbauer. Recorder IN
and for the municipality of EdGwood.
county Of Ohio and state Of West Eir-
cinia, do hereby certify that the fore
going is a true copy from the records OF
an order made by the council OF sald
municipality on the Sth day Of August.
1916.
GEO. e, CARENBAUER. Recorder.
of the Municipality OF Edgwood. W. Va.
au-10-l7
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Funeral for S. P. Morgan.

81 70:3n O'CLOCK yesinrtIay morning
funeral services wcr" held for Sherman
Parker Morgan. aged 90. at the home OF
his parents Mr. and Mrs. 4. Morgan. At
81 Maple avenue. Wn"dlawn. The Rev.
Or. ]. NJ. Potter OF Vance Memorial
church. orfciatCd. lntcrmcnt was In
Greenwood cemetery. The pallbearers
were: Wilmar ". Allen nf Baltimore
Md; William Higgins, David Dazell
Charles Quarrirr. William c. Bates and
T. c. Wilkinson, city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-17
CUNNINGHAM AGAIN
FAILS TO GET MONEY


Special dlSpatcn 70 Iht IntE!IIE"nCeF.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 10
Alex. Cunningham. runner-up last year
for the western open championship,
was tied with Walter Hagen to-day in
the 36-hole special medal score event,
and was just out Of the money entirely.
Hagen and Cunningham both had a
bad day of il. for the highest score
to get into the prize money was las.
Cunningham scored IS this morning,
going out in 81 and coming back in
Sc. In the afternoon he added a
stroke to each of these half rounds,
making his total for the Sc holes lis.
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AT $50 o'clock Yesterday morning III
neral services were held for Mrs. Mar
garct Barley, the aged and highly re-
spcctcd resident OF South Wheeling at
the home of her daughter. Mrs. j; H.
Shafer, &c Twcnty-fourth street. where
her death occurred Sunday. Requiem
hirh mass was celebrated by the Rev.
FatheEO. II. Moyc in ST. Joseph's cathe-
dral al . o'clock. Gnterment was in Mt.
Calvary
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prnara, for Clator Child Friday.

Friday afternoon at .:3O o'clock tu-
neral services will be- held at the family
home in MI. dc Chantal for Harold Biz
chard, two-year-old son Or MT; ana MIS-.
1ubn Clalur. who died Tuesday night.
Intcrmcnt will be in Greenwood ceme-
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Total estimated dishurse-
mcnts .Sal,9S7. i

Total estimated disnurSe- .
mcntS ............. .Sal,3oi Nv
Amount TO be provided for :.
by levy ~ o'-'e ~
1t appearing to the council that the
total valuation OF all taxable property
in this municipality according 70 the
last assessment thereof, Is l0.sG3.Ug.
bcing>real estate TO the value Of ! .o9 -
100 90: personal property TO the value VI
s6934OOUU; and railroad and other prop
erty assessed by the board Of public
works to the value of $S0.Sb3.0o. as Ger
titled TO the council by the officer whose
duty il is TO make such report and II
appearing from the foregoing estimates
that il is necessary 10 raise by levy.
after deductinG all credits. $S.?!5.92 Tor
municipal purposes: therefore 1t IS de-
tcrmined that levy on each One Hun
drcd Dollars valuation Of thIrty-llEc
cents (35c) for municipal purposes Will
he necessary 10 produce the estimated
amount as aforesaid for the ensuing
fiscal year.
State Of West Virginia, County oil Ohlo'
Town Of WoodSCalr. To-wlt:
l. j. l.. Sweeney. Recorder, In and Tor
the said municipality of WoodSdale,
County Of Ohio. and State OF West Flr-
giria, do hereby certify that the loreeo.
ing is g. true copy from tho records OF
an order made by council OF said munich
pality on the Sth day OF august, 1915.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF
August. 1916.
j. 4. SWEENEY. Recorder,
Of the Municipality Of Wondsdaie. W. 'o'
au-l0-lI
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PIRATES GET PLAYERS.

TITTSEIRGH. Aug. 1.-THE Fits
hurEh National League baseball club to-
day announced the purchaS" nj Pitcher
ReedinC and lnn"ld"r Anderson from
tho Charlotte club of the South Atlantic
League.
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Icon Smell, s.. is dead at Industrial.
his sister, Mrs. James Romine having
stumbled over his dead body this morn
ing in hallway when she went tn ert
breakfast. heart disease had caused his
death In the night.
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Mrs, Mary Sage.

tiLEN%S FALLS. " Y. Aug. 49,
Mrs Mary Sage died last night at her
home in Darrowsville near here AT the
age Of lO6. She was the mother Of ten
children. five OF whom arc living.
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"The Curo Shop" a Craig Kennedy
story by Arthur. 3. Reeve, starts in
Mondays lnteIII gencer. is continued
In Wednesdays and completed In FRI
DAVIS
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Leon Snell.

Special dispatch to the Intelligenccr.
CLARkSBCRG, W. Va. Aug. TO-
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Charles Stroske, Charles Borchart Har-
ry Apple and Carl Schellenberger.