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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
SOCIAL EVENING OF
CLOSING FESTIVAL
ENJOYABLE AFFAIR HELD LAST
NIGHT BY MEMBERS OF TRIM
ITV LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Event Closed With Banquet and a
Number Of Interesting Addresses
Were Made by Visiting
Cleroymen.

A large attendance was present last
evening at the second day OF festivi-
ties planned by the members of the
Trinity Lutheran church congregation,
commemorating their exodus from the
present church. preparatory to build
ing new edifice. The affair last even
ing was for the social entertainment
OF the members and friends. and was
a most delightful event. A musical
program was given. and those taking
part included; Miss Carmen vagley.
Miss Edna Wagner. Miss Irene Never.
Raymond Miller. Danial Ungaro. Mrs
w. {. Steber and Miss Hazel Seamon
The AFFAIR was concluded with a ban
quet Mr.. A. +. Ulrich was toastmas-
ter. and toasts were made BY Rev. O.
C. Dean. who made the address of
welcome: Rev. W. A. Hartman. The
Yesterdays; Rev. Ralph Harshman.
The Todays." and Rev. s. = Adams,
The Tomorrows."
Others who spoke last night includ.
ed Rev. Romich. of the First English
Lutheran church. and Rev Theo.
Crickenberger. of Bridgeport. About
$50 persons attended the banquet.
which WIS uttldred 20 nave been the
most enthusiastic affair ever held In
Trinity church. The financial plan.
which was outlined recently. was real
lied. when funds TO the amount OF
about $4,000 were subscribed. With
what was already on hand. this makes
about half the amount needed for the
construction OF the new edifice.
sunday. the closing day of the fes,i-
val, VIII be started with the observ-
ance OF Holy Communion and confir.
nation services. a class of eighteen
young men and women will be received
INTO the church in the accustomed
manner In the Afternoon the Sunday
school closing rally will be held. A
musical program will be given and an
ADDRESS by Rev. W. A. Hartman. who
Is known as the Father of the Local
church. Following that ground
breaking service will be held. Taking
part will be the pastor. officers of the
church and societies and a number of
the visiting clergymen. The conclud-
ing service will be held Sunday night
when vesper services will be held
Rev. Hartman will speak at this ser
vice.
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Travel Party

A novel and very delightful travel
entertainment. was given last evening
AZ the residence OF Mrs d. A. Taylor
Of tho Island. by the Island members
OF the Fourth Street Circle OF Kings
Daughter. This included a trip
through the wonderful Yellowstone
Park. and the pictures we're described
as they were thrown on the screen by
Mrs. Albert Shahsn. who had the
pleasure OF a journey through the
park. last summer. The pictures we're
beautiful and interesting and In add
ton 70 these a musical program 81
charm was given BY Miss Izala Bull.
ard and Miss Elizabeth Schellhase.
which consisted Of violin. piano and
song numbers. At ten O'Clock. the
sixty guests stopped At the "Old Faith.
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DANCES ENGAGE
YOUNG PEOPLE
mACAOEMY CLUB AND THE Sc.
NioRs OF HIGH SCHOOL
DANCE.
Younger Set Find Interesting WAYS Of
Filling the Days Until the Ad-
vent Of Spring and Outdoor
Sports

Conspicuous in this weeks social ac-
tivities were the dancing parties. of
which last evening held two. that of
the Macademy club at the Windsor
hotel and the dancing party OF the
Senior class OF the high school. which
was held at Settlers hall. on the Is
land. Thus is the dull Lenten season
frightened bit by the informal little
dances. the occasional luncheon and
dinners. and the announcement OF a
wedding which always holds a great
deal OF interest for the acquaintances
OF the happy couple. Many important
affairs will follow Easter. which are
already occupying the attention OF So
ciety in outline.
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Daughters of the Revolution

An important meeting of the Fort
Henry chapter. OF the Daughters of the
Revolution. is set for this afternoon at
2.3O O'Clock. and will be held at the
Fort Henry club. The annual election
OF officers will come before this meeting
Tor consideration, and all members are
requested TO attend. Luncheon will be
served by Manager Phillips at the con-
clusion OF the session. The present offl-
Gers OF the local chapter are: Miss Alice
McIlwaine. regent; Mrs. w. l.. Burrus,
secretary: Mrs. II. ID. Travis. treasurer:
Miss Nina Applegate. OF Wellsburg. his
torian.
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Everqreen Twio.

The Evergreen Twig OF the Ohio
Valley Hospital assistants. will hold
special meeting this afternoon. IN the
directors room of the Dollar Savings
and Trust company. at 1870 o'clock.
Mrs. Bates McClain is chairman. and
at today's meeting plans relating TO
their flower sale at Easter time will
be discussed. II is hoped all members
will attend.
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Annual Field Met

The annual field meet of the Senior
class OF the Wheeling high school was
delightfully."- enjoyed last night at Seit-
ter's hall by a large number OF the
members Of the 1916 graduating class.
Parodies OF the hurdles. dashes and
runs were given at the opening OF The
evenings entertainment, which was
followed by the serving OF a luncheon
which carried out the original idea
Dancing at the conclusion OF the field
meet was enjoyed. The party was
chaperoned by Miss French. Miss
Best. Miss Crago. Miss Higgins. Miss
Eskey and Prof. Johns. Among those
who attended were:
Misses
Elizabeth Steven Martha Klieyes
son Sara Moss
Margaret Rose Bertha SteinhOuser
Lillian Collins Chloe Morse
Lota Bonar Dorothy Greig
Florence McClan- Nelva Smith
ahan Rena Weisgerber
Elizabeth Schell- Ethel Fair
hase Elizabeth Rahr
Jennie steindorf
Messrs.-
Russ Rosenberg Thomas Humphrey
oliver Edwards Edwin Seifert
Harold Hork- William Bone
heimer George Heller
William Fening Norman Greig
Russell Nesbitt John Jacobucci
William Wheeler Robert Rownd
Thomas ScOfield
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ful Inn" for refreshments. which were
served by the members of the circle.
Shtnn-Uaudy.

Wednesday evening. at the parsonage
thfe Unitarian church the marriage
OF Miss Ada NJ. Clsudy and Mr. A B
Shinn. both OF this city was solemnizei
by Rev. j. A. G. Fagginer-Auer The
attendants were Misses Eva and Fern
Johnson Owing to the recent death of
the brides father the wedding was very
quiet. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Shinn have
many friends In Wheeling. and also
through the southern section of ,ho
state and In Western Pennsylvania who
VIII be Interested in the news of their
wedding
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Invitations Issued.

Copies of tho following invitations
have been received by members OF
Wheeling society:
DR.. and Mrs. r. "a. Billiard
request the pleasure OF your presence
at the marriage Of their daughter
Augusta GeneVieVe
Mr. Ralph Lawrence Ely
on Tuesday afternoon. April sixteenth
nineteen hundred and sixteen
at three o'clock
Oakmont.
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April Waddin1.

The engagement OF Miss Mary Pfarr
and DIT. Lee Hill win terminate in
pretty morning wedding at "Hearnlee.
the home OF the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Pfarr. on Wednesday. April
5. The wedding will be Of quiet ma
ture and only the immediate relatives
and friends will be guests.
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Entertained Class.

Miss Berthe Greer entertained The
members OF her Sunday school class
very PLEASANTLY Thursday evening with
theatre party at the Virginia A de-
lightful supper was later enjoyed at the
Hoge-Davis tea room The party was
composed of.
Misses:
Letha Harris Martha Colvig
Bertha Crook Ruth Frum
Grace Smith. Katherine Gardner
Mary Neuhardt Lillian Diarinxer
Mary Belle Courts
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rzEsPAssERs ARRESTED.

Charles Kosick and Wasa Selebo were
arrested yesterday evening by II. 4 o.
Officer Stanley on a charge OF trespass-
ing on railroad property. They were
on warrants before Squire
and will be given a hearing
to-day.
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League Meeting.

The Catholic Women's league will
hold its regular monthly meeting on
Monday evening. March %. at 3 O'Clock.
at the Carroll club. Matters of i'm.
portance will be taken up. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
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At the residence OF the brides uncle
Mr.. Ira owen OF Chester. ". Va. the
marriage OF Mildren owen and MIR. JonH
W. Mays was sOlemnlzcd Monday.
March 20. They were attended by Miss
Thelma owen and Mr.. Willard Poole.
also OF Chester. After a short honey
moon journey, In the east Mr.. and Mrs.
Mays viii reside in Chester. tine bride
is the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4.
owen OF Sixteenth street.
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recently resigned his position. was hon.
OF guest last evening at a dinner party
gwen by Dr.. Lewis Mcclure Steenrod. nj
his home in Mt. de Chantal Mr. Vest
WOOD VIII within 4 few DAYS assume his
duties with another local firm
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VIII Hold Market.

Division Number Two OF the Pastors
Aid Society. OF the Second United Pres
byterisn church. will hold a market this
morning. beginning at $40 o'clock. at
INC George T. Stifel Company store.
Tor sale. the following are N charge
Mrs. Henry Rose. Mrs. c. H. Wheeler
and Mrs. II. j. Dickson
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Having spent about s50O.0O0 for
road improvements and equipment.
Swiss company will carry passengers
over the Alps in electric automobiles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25

The young lady across the way says
she saw In the paper that one OF the
Republican candidates had the support
OF the rank and file Of the party. but
she imagines the time Is past when
the rank and file can meet in hotel
room and pick out a man and force
him upon the majority.
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p. z. T. Club.

The members of the L. l. T club
were pleasantly entertained ON Thurs
day evening by Miss Edna Clause at
ner home on North Main street. Music
with sewing passed the hours in a de-
ightful way. and AT ten o'clock "A dainty
luncheon was served. Those present
were. Misses Carrie Dixon. Eva Hilton.
Alma Schneider. Lillian Garrtty, Ger
trude horn. Rita Hell. Edna Clause.
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Macademy Dance.

An event truly enjoyable in the
social activities of the week. which
the younger set enjoyed. was the dane
ing party given last evening at the
Windsor hotel by the Macademy CLUB
AS is customary with the social affairs
of this organization all arrangements
for the entertainment OF the guests
were well executed and had received
the careful care OF the committee in
charge. which was composed of
Messrs. Russell Goethe. Harry Cooper
and Ralph Wagner. The chaperones
were Mrs. Charles Bonnesan, Mrs. Ben
+. Redman and Mrs. Nesbitt During
the dance fruit punch was served and
the musical program of the evening
was furnished by Gump's saxophone
orchestra. Those present included.
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Novel Party.

Misses ROsslyn and Irene Elmer. At
their home in Elm Grove. entertained
with an April Fool party Thursday
evening. Many novel features Of enter
tainment were enjoyed ny the guests.
and thrOughOut the rooms unusually
petty decorations formed charming sur
roundings for the pleasures Of the oc-
caSion. a luncheon was served at
which the following guests were pres
emit Misses Marjorie Ryan. Nell organ.
LaVaugn Sells. Lucille Elmer. Jane
Higgs. Eva Smith. Alma Null. Ross
Ign Elmer. Irene Elmer: Messrs. Louis
Cooke. Bert GrOsscurth. Ray COuitrap.
George Barrett. Charles WOeber. George
Hillman, Ralph Chcatam. Carl Scharf
Allan Mckown. Harold Elmer.
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Club Members Entertained.

very pleasantly entertained the MEM
bers Of the Eafy Tany club at her
home on Thursday evening The sffair
proved very enjoyable one for the
young people. a. dancing and games
were the chief diversions. Following
the diversions dainty luncheon was
served. Those present were.
Misses
AIDA Britton, Clara Okerhcuse.
Mary Herrold. Sophia Borseh
Hilda Okerhouse. Maud Hcrrold
Freddie Dorsch, Catherine Kaiser
Flora Phillips. Amelia walker
Adda stone Mice Donley
Beatrice Herroid.
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Dinner Part,

Dinner Party.
Mr. Edward l.. Westwood 81 the
Wheeling Corrugating Company. who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-25
S P z CIAL

Regular $500 Boxes con.
Treatment .. ID I'D
During This Demonstration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-04
GIRLS! TRY 1T!
HAVE THICK, WAVY
BEAUTIFUL HAIR
EVERY PARTICLE OF OANORUFF
DISAPPEARS AND HAIR STOPS
COMING OUT.
DRAW a MOIST CLOTH THROUGH
HAIR AND DOUBLE ITS
BEAUTY AT ONCE

Your hair becomes light. wayy.
flutfy. abundant and appears as soft.
lustrous and beautiful as young
girls after "Danderiue hair cleanse. "
Just try this-moisten cloth with a
little Danderine and carefully draw Il
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time This will cleanse
the hair of dust dirt and excessive
oil ana In just a few moments you
had more than doubled the beauty OF
your hair
Besides beautifying the hair at once,
Danderine dissolves every particle II
dandruff; Cleanses. purifies and ..
Vigorates the scalp. forever stopping
Itching and falling hair
But what will please YOU most will
be- after few weeks use when YOU
will actually see new hair-fin~ and
downy az nrst-yes but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty. soft hair and lots
of 10 surely get 25-cent bottle OF
knowltons Danderine from any drug
giSt or toilet counter. and just try II.
Save your hair, Beautify it, You
will say this was the best IS cents YOU
ever spent
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rheater ordered Closed.

Tho kcN moving picture thoa'cr OF
this city was ordered closed this morn
ing hN MuNor ". e. McMastcr. on ro-
Cnipt or instructions from the in
rogtlon department of the Ohio Indus
trial Commission. Inspectors who sN-
Hmiued th" RoN building last week rec
commended In their report that the build
ing Doc closed for all thcatcr purposes
until alterations and improvements had
been made TO comply with the State
building code. and until a permit for
The as" of the building Tor thcater rur-
poses was issued The mayor also re-
fused 10 isSu" "A city permit for the
th"a'Cr for the month 81 April. The
th'at'r has been conducted by W. J.
'urn. The building. according 20 tho
order. must be rCmodcl'd throughout
and adequate FIRE protection provided
before 10 can be opened
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wedding OF interest Co the Young
p.url, 90 the Fourth ward was that OF
Ml~S Aaudt G4ichrlat and Air Junior
Nfrt-h'4l ~ this place. YESTERDAY
evening az clock at th' parsou-
axe OF ih, Central christian church. The
ceremony being performed hN Rev. r. NJ.
Riddle. The only attendants Wsr. Afias
81 Nrtl' Martin and STR Charles Whof-
sell. T., bride i- the daughter OF Mrs.
Kitty 1l..hrisf and Is very we'll known
Iutn.~ city. The ErOom moved here seN -
'rt years alH from klurWund. Pres to-
county and I- &C. worthy Young man. ia.
.HrEr.tu ItflHua uf MANY fEIl'u4S are
being -IuwersI upon them.
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TO PROBE GRAFT.

GANEFORT. Ky. April s-Ir cir
suif court hero to-day. Judgee ". L.
Iu.. Goo Investigate formal charges male
iu fH. recent sessions of tho general as
srmI.E that certain corporations Boo Nis-
iHf.u Hf fh, state law. had cuutrlh ufrd
FL. fr. campaign fund NJ ~ candidate for
n H.EH stat. office BE also ordered
F. .rf..I.luf OF newspaper charges
off bribery Ur attempted bribery q
r..r. n.r. of fIe Legislature.
TH"e. Stout mentioned fin names q
u. IrHIH IIuHia U. corporations Recent
'.. however Hu a.'UEsd secret campaign
...f.INHt.r Hf $50 600. eaid fu have
I..r made Do. F HIaf.iler. ana an nuaur-
.....I. Hff.IH. .H fNr legislature 90 fi-
I.I. N. county. ..rr fI. protests -
.fa .1rrfa. came prominently before
f.r public
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wife Aeeuses Husband.

Charged with cruelty. Thomas Payne.
wealthy resident OF Ray land. o.. was
placed under arrest a. his home to-day
Toy Humane Officer ID. +. Voorhees,, on
complaint 81 his wife. Helen Payne. who
alleges that she has been subjected 10
mistreatment and fndignitics at the
hands or her husband Tor over a year.
fayu" was brought here this afternoon
and will be arraigued for hearing be-
fore Justice Henry LAWYER.
Mrs Payne told the Justice that she
and hcr husband were married through
au "ad' in a matrimonial journal. She
lived In kentucky. and IN scanning the
pages or IA" paper she came across
iayno'S appeal Tor a wife. She wrote
90 HIM. opening up a corrs spondence
that finally resulted in a request from
Pawn, that she meet him IN Stcuhen-
VILE. She complied with tho request.
and They wsr" married here later going
fn Eaylaud 60 live.
She made some charges % sensa-
tnn1l nature against her husband.
which viii be- thoroughly investigated.
Mrs PAYNE was placed In the care OF
ih" social Service Union. Her hus-
band ind Cnautly denied her charges
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Perfect in Attendance.

N Tho ANouJale school during the
month OF March flr follow, INK pupils
were neither absent nor tardN. Nellie
Halt SuSl" McElWaIu. Thclma Rush.
Elsie Thompson. Alice Dean npruf Be-
l.tt ,I"fnu. Annie tuNtr. Elizabeth Loeb.
NHunir Niii,r. EDNA SNYDER B.atric.
Thompson. Fred Bond. Jack McEiwain.
Fred Loeb. Ivan Rash and Alfred Palm
'r Teacher. Miss Lindsey.
WIlda Thompson D.fIna p.au Helen
Bond. Ami" Fotuck. ANN. l.o@ish. Julia
Stu'ko. LYDIA Stutke. MorEar,t LOWS.
John iotitrk. stanley Ilnn.r. George
IuSi'. Marry Palmer. karI Ifp.hu and
Nick EuaiU. Teacher Miss Wound
Tho average prr cent. of attendance for
Miss l.iui-.Ns room FOR ths month was
~ InI Tor Ml.. N.url-e rnmnn- 81
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Conductor D T.. Meek has returned
fo his home afIe ra visit with friends
Zoo SHauy~Idg
The weekly meeting OF the Senior
Mechanic will Doe held Boo their hall ON
Main street this evening.
Miss Mary Duncan OF kIrkwonG left
tsstsrday morning for short visit
Nifh friends at Lornin.
Thr'" candidates. were given the dee
gre work a. the meeting OF the Junior
Mechanic last evening
Tho Cd. a. u track gangs were making
number 81 improvements fu tho cross
ing ON bridge street yesterday.
Mrs Gordon Kinder and children Left
Yesterday morning for e. short visit with
friends boz Toledo.
b. o. Farmer of this c.tr was In -.
ness.
g. =. NrhaeIn OF this city BE- fn 90
inmtus attending o. meeting of the dis
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Mrs vs.. I'D. Guile. has returned O.
H'r home after o. Two weeks visit in
shawnee and Sow lexington. o.
Mrs Charles SeNwsrt fDrgsr was a
Wheeling caller uu Monday.
Mrs Re d. Nufsr ana daughters.
Misses Ethel and Fila. were Stcuben-
willie. 3D.. callers on Saturday.
Miss lena NoCl.r of Wheeling was
the guest uu sunday OF Mr. and Mrs. a.
e. LmIr OF NOrth Main street
Miss Mari Maestro Was visiting re-
ltfIves and friends lu Wheeling ON sun
day.
Mrs Nlwlra Smith and daughter VI IS
Rose smith. were ira SfeuheuNillc on
Friday attending the funeral % Mrs.
Charles Andrews. tnec Miss Jessie
Acton
Mrs O. " Eovers and daughter. Miss
NHrf. attended the funeral - Mrs.
Charles Andrews lu Steubcnville Friday
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Colonel S. Z. MOONEY x,ll.a-

Notd was received here yesterday -
ne ae1th of colonel : l.. Mooney. for
vile a. Cincinnati Railroad Cofnpsn,' a.
oStu' ma al. sunday. Colonel Mooney
Nas injured IN an automobile accident
HN e,'n on MS way Co the hospital
Mrs. Mooney was also seriously int'l-sj
a.. ne party. consisting OF colonel and
Mfr- Mooney. Mrs Martha Mooua,.
WISE Beatrice Terarine and Burton Ter
ratue. was driving IN an automobiI. f-,,t,
t"ssdehS 10 san Diego. The front aNla
90 me car broke. throwing the ot.,u-
pants OF the car into a ditch colonel
rooney sustained a fractured skull Hi-
VIE suffered a broken leg and the other
jared '' 81"
deceased was s. years OF axe and th,,
,1thcr OF Congressman ". g. Mooney ~
a, ",nN"etd tie was president Of the
-u an reCtions OF eastern OHM
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Louis 4. Crosby. an aged citizen OF
This city. was seriously burned AZ his
home to-day when his clothing caught
fr" while leaning over O. coal Ere In
iiS 'uf''hl'd condition DO made futile
efforts f' beat out the flames and was
badly burned about tho legs and shout
dcrs before his Wife and daughter. Anna.
who heard his cries. came 60 his rescue.
Both bis wife and daughter were pain
fully burned about the hands in beating
ont IN. flames
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Abduction OF Baby ro.,.d.

Just a. Alfred MartinEilc. a Young
Italian OF Detroit. Mich. was about %
board a train with his two-year-old son
hfrf to-day. his young wife and her
sister appeared on the scene and fooled
y hat they declared was an attempt on
fh' part OF the father to abduct the
child. Martngile was arrested and the
baby restored TO fits mother. The pa
rents separated about a week ago at
Detroit. and Martingile followed mis-
VIII" here to-day. Ito said he only want
~ to see al" baby. and was not thinking
"f taking 90 away. He was released on
his promise Co contribute to the child
support and to refrain from intcrfc ring
with his wife IN the future.
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CHILD HAS ITS
NECK BROKEN
LITTLE Two-YEAR-oLD sTEuBEN-
WILLIE GIRL KILLED WHEN
DOOR FALLS ON HER
Young italian Arres-sc for Abduction,
but Later Released-0enersl
News OF Sreubenvtlie.

STEURENN1LLE. -. April 3-I.u-
ellie. two-y car-old daughter OF Andrew
and Helen kaknscik. Of Mingo Junction.
was instantly killed at the home to-day
hen "a heavy door fell over on her and
broke her neck
The mother left the child playing on
the noor while she went on an errand
tu "a store nearby. She was absent but
Few minutes. and when she returned
she could not find the baby. Hurrying
through the house. she came TO the
and Their. she found her little one lying
dead beneath a heavy door that had
foppl'd over on her. Coroner Herb con-
Quoted tho inquest this afternoon
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Ministerial Annexation

IN" b"llalre Ministerial Association
H.ld IT. regular meeting MONDAY |U rha
htudN or Rev. \. NJ. tlaN ON B.llnouf
! street Rev. j.. D. StoopS Of the t..,
till church read an interesting nan,
on Country church pr.bIsr,S - ~
IhhE "m"nt- were also completed Tor IN.
meeting 20 p" held In the local church..
during Passion week