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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-10-14

proved after sustaining injuries when
she was struck by q bicycle.
DR.. ]. w. Flint, U. S. \. Of Washing g.
ton, d. c., is spending a few days II
the city on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Mitchell, and
daughter Miss Beulah, Of Weston,
were here yesterday.
Homer 3. Summers, Associated
Press operator, OF this city, who mas
been spending weeks vacation in
pected home today.
Hon. Thomas ". Fleming of Fair
mont, Republican candidate for Con-
greSs, arrived in Wheeling yesterday
! in the interests OF his candidacy.
Mrs. Helen I. Burt, OF fpsilanll,
! Mich. of the Women's Relief Associa-
| tion, arrived here yesterday on a Gus
, mess visit.
David Fyfc of EOtf street. will spend
| Sunday with relatives and friends i'll
; Washington, Pa.
Hon. l.. Minor Stephens, former
resident of this city, now engaged in
| the brokerage business in Washington.
| d. c., is visiting relatives and friends
| here and in MoundSvillC for a few
days. MIR. Stephens will 80 from here
| to Canada 10 spend several weeks on
an important business deal.
c. \. Case, secretary of the Steu-
benyillc. Ohio. Chamber of Commerce,
returned home yesterday after anenG-
/ ing meeting of the armor plate plant
! committee held in this city Thursday
night.
Dana Young. city clerk of Weston,
will arrive in the city next week 10
visit his father. Col. Simon Young Of
| the Stamm hotel.
Capt. Ben S. Pope. the we'll known
! steamboat owner OF Parkersburg. will
arrive III Wheeling shortly to visit
! friends.
! Mrs. Julius McCoI!och Of Hunting,
/, ton. will BE- in the city next week 10
visit friends and relatives for several
weeks
Squire i. G. Hobbs is business vsI-
| tor at lluntinEtuE. W. Va
Miss MadEc Thompson will leave to-
, day Tor Nrnia, O., where she viii visit
. with relatives for several days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Hewitt, Of Wood
| lawn. arrived hnIuc on Thursday from
! Atlantic city. where they spent the past
| two weeks.
Mrs. William Hcarnc. Of North Main
| street. has gone east. where she will re-
main for several weeks.
Miss Flora Iscnbcrg spent yesterday
! at SiStcrSvilc.
: Miss Mary GoTsuch has returned to
| her home on Fourteenth street. follow
: INK stay with relatives at Cumberland
/ Md.
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German Submarine Raid Has
Little Effect on Commerce,
Says Big English Importer
TWO AUTOMOBILES GO
OVER EMBANKMENT

Special Dispatch TO the Intclligencer.
CUMBERLAND. Nc. Oct. i2.-Twc
automobiles catapultcd into Fifteen
Mile Creek. on the National pike, about
Is miles east of this city early last
night. The machines are still in the
creek bed, the first to go over landing in
the middle of the stream. and swervcd
completely around. landing on its Side,
facing the direction opposite 20 whcr
it was going. Thi: machine was being
driven by its owner. y. Elmer Tugh
Romncy, ". Va. ard with him were G.
Sanders. j. V. Wirgman and j. L. Beck.
man. all of Romney. The plunge Of al
least % feet from the retaining wall of
the bridge, catupltInC TO the middle of
the creek. All the occupants Of the ma.
chine were thrown into the water and
all escaped serious injury.
The second machin" went over the
same wall about m hour later. 1t was
driycd by DR.. !. G.. Wordsworth, Of Mid
land Md, and with him were Robert
McNlurdo and John Carr. Holdswortt
and party landed at the bottom OF the
wall on the edge Of tho creek ThciI
machine turned completely over. Nc.
Murdo sustained 4 laccrated inner lisa..
mcnt of the right foot and sprainrt
back: Dr. Holdsworth has badly
sprained back and Carr is also similarly
hurt in addition 10 suffering greatly
from shock.
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M'NEAL CHANGES
PLEA TO GUILTY
BRILLIANT IAN WHO MURDERED
WIFE GETS ONE TO TWEEN
TX YEARS.

STEI BENNILLc. o.. Oct. l3.-James
MrNral of Brilliant, who has been IN
tn" county Jail since last June and who
was indicted for first degree murder
at Tho recent session Of the grand jury.
appeared before Judge Carl n. smith
late today. withdrew his former plea
Of nor guilty ara entered a plea OF
guilty 10 charG" Of manslaughtcr. He
was Immediately sentenced 10 from ono
to twenty years in tn" Ohio pcnitcn-
tiary McN"al killed his wife In Bril-
liant last June following Il Quarrcr IN
their homo. II" also attempted to com
nit suicide. but the wound h. inflicted
did not prov" fatal. He was kept in
hospital for several weeks until he fully
recovered from the wound. lie was con-
Stantlv under guard. Tho motive for
IN. crime is believed to have been jcal-
ousy, NrNral claiming. Tho officials say,
that his wife was receiving the atten-
tiunS Of another men.
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Rellaire Briefs,

The city board Of education will hold
it's regular meeting next Monday even
ing in the office Of Superintendent c. s.
! McNcy.
Bcllairc appears to he the home OF
the candi.lat"S for both parties. Most
all the candidates spend their evenings
hero.
Emmett bartlett of Snhrinc. is visit
ing his parents on Crave Hill.
Paul iir;,tfurI entertained tn" NOM
: l,crs uf tn" Boys I!ihln class Of the First
Reformed Sunday School last evening
1T his home.
Attorney Il. ". Schcrtzer is i'll at his
HON" on Forty-third street.
Miss Marie Gacrtner Of Gravel Hill.
has returned from visit with friends
ut Cadiz.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred T'orecr of Pitts
hurgh. are spanding 4 few days with
Ecllnirc friends.
Miss EcSs Warden has gone to Arm
strung's Mills to spend n few days with
friends.
Miss Grace SnoGgrass has resigned
her position in the National Telephone
office.
viii Rictz has returned from u visit
at EarnrSvillh.
Raw E"ui"r If Rose Hill. has returned
from visit with relatives at Dunkirk.
Ind.
Jack Nolan IL i'll at his home on
South T3olmont street.
Herbert Hammond will entertain
| friends this evening in honor OF his
| birthday.
Miss Myrtle Lewis has returned IN
her homo III Cambridge. after u visit
with friends here.
Ed. Davis of Winding Hill, WAS Il Wis
itor at Pittsburgh Yesterday.
Thcodorn Mcllntt Of Glencoe, is spend
ing 4 few days with friends hero.
Misses Eleanor Mort IN and Mildred
Long will assist in the singing at thu.
Rally Day exercises at IluI": Chapel at
McClainsvllc. Sunday.
4 lnrEc delegation IF local Republic
cans will 70 to Wheeling this evening
to hear Senator Warren &. Harding dc
liver an address.
Kenneth Ros"nli"h is i'll at his homo
on ThIrty-sccond street.
Miss Mary Rurk"tt is i'll n; her home
on Trumbull street.
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AFTER ID YEARS
or SUFFERING
This Lady Tried Cardui-Let Her
Tell You in the Following
Statement the Results
She Obtained.

Wise, Na,--Nlrs. j. NJ. Elan, OF this
place, in writing Of her female
troubles, says: This trouble went
on for If wears: often | was unable 10
work and suffered badly at &.
times, when could not be on my
feet at all. Really in bad health all
the time during those II years, and
was never without pain. with awful
backaching, had no appetite, was ner-
vOus, but at that time my husbands
sister recommended that | Try
Cardui. which | began to take
and which has caused me 10 be IN
better health ever since. In rev
DAYS | felt that Improvement had De-
gun. My back got stronger and less
painful. | got less nervous, and my
appetite began 10 improve. In few
weeks my Improvement was notice
able and l got into better health than
I had had for II years. -. My
walking before had been very painful
and could not stand on my feet to do
any good. After using these medl-
cines. however, could walk without
pain and was able to do the work and
housekeeping for an ordinary family.
My back and appetite were better,
and also my nerves"
If you suffer as Mrs. Elan did,
take Cardui. 1t may be just what
you need.
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20 SHIP BY RIVER.

CIiNRI.l:STuN. W. Va. Oct. 10
kiy.r &hiu,hruiS at kuuawhH Valley
coal VILE iucr"u,," from this time. THE
k"llry4' Greek Coal Company has COM
pl"trd arrang riu"ntS by which 1t Will
ship its product hy river TO point near
Point rl"HSnnt. ON tn" ohio side. where
lu nl"raiiuw and transferring plant has
been competed by the West Virginia
Wash cont Company. at = cost Of $lnG.-
nun. Car shnrtaE" in tn" territory about
Ward, Headquarters Of tn" kclley'S
Grccl, concern, led To tho new arrange
mont and uth"r companies are said Ia be
arranging to make similar shipments
later.
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John Williams. Of the r. 4 .. IS =
! slightly i'll and confined TO MS hoi"e
on the South side.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis +. Haller are re-
ceiying congratulations over inc arrly-
| NJ or \ new son, Louis T.. IT., Ihurs-
iav evening. The father Is president
! 0f Tho board OF county commissioners.
Ncssrs. J. J. Holloway. ". 2. stone;
Hon ! G.. Hearnc. Arch Wilson ana
| I c. Brady compose cOngenlal paTtE
Of Wheeling men who are spendinS 4
! fnw DAYS ar the Hampshire club. They
viii return 10 this city Monday.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry DAVIS ana
daughter. of Sand Hill, spent !eS'eT-
! day in Wheeling. -1o
have been visiting friends IN RUS
hurgh. Pa. have returned 10 lhe'r
| home. ,.,,
in the CITY last night, attending the
barTnct at The Cathedral.
; Waller S. Sucdcn. prominent attC--
ney Of SistprsvillC was here yesterday
on business. ,r:,..
i Miss Matte RamSherg and Miss
: NJvrile Atkins. of Weston. are spend
| ira a few days here the guest CT
/ friends. w..
| Mr. and Mrs. n. J. Hatzel OF :a'r-
view are here visiting friends:
Or. and Mrs. F. S. Smith OF Grafton,
are sncnding 4 few days III the CITY
! with friends.
Wheeling High school, is slightly I'M
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RELIEF SOCIETY INCORPORATED

NEW YORK. oct. 13.-~lncorporation
Of the American Society for the Relief
Of French War Orphans. was announced
here to-day. The society, according to
the plans will have nationwide meE1-
hcrshin with headquarters in this city
and branches throughout the United
States.
The organization proposes to extend
IFS operations after tho war until the
French orphans. of which there are a.
ready more than 100000. nre educated.
The incorporation papers fix the life OF
the society at IL years.
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bELIAlRE
Colly >. Corbetr.

Colly D. Coroctt. we'll known Young
man OF this city. died ut C"IEmoUS
Friday morning ~ 1880 O'Clock. follow
ing a brief illness. He was son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Coroett OF Noble
street. He was bo.n IN Mead to"hSn'p
but has resided in Bcitairr the greater
part of his life. For number OF years
he was chief clerk at tn" freight depot
of the Pennsy lvania company IN ms
city and had a host OF friends VINO VIII
he srjeyed 10 learn OF his death. Be
sides his parents he is survived by tive
sisters. Misses Maud. Eva, Ada, May
and Mrs Elizabeth Wise. all OF this
city. and one brother. Newell II. cu:3"t;
of Chicago. He was 4 member or MA
sonic orders Of E;eliaire. and the" will
probably have charge Of the funeral ar
rangemerts for which will be announced
later.
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TEDDY" TO KEEP MUM"

Wilcox. chairman Of the Republican
national committee. announced tonight
that Theodore Roosevelt will not make
car platform speeches on his western
trip and that hc Will speak in no other
~tatrs except those already on tho
schedule. Two or three short speeches
will bc made in kentucky Mt the request
NJ a. T.. Hort. in charge OF western
hcadnuartcrs. II was stated.
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POWER CASE TO KELLER.

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Oct. 80
Judges Charles \. Woods and Peter c
Prichard. OF the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals, have remandcd e
Judge Benjamin i. Keller. of the CuitcC
states Court for the Southern district Ct
West Virginia. trial Of the cast OF the
Tri-Statc Power and Milling Company.
against the VirGinian Power Company
They decided that a full bench was moi
necessary in the trial Of the case, which
involves the defendants rigth 10 cen.
denim land % BE used for construction
of power dams.
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TO FACE PAYMENT.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 13.-Action to
compel tho payment OF an award Of S35.-
4Tn by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission in 1912 against the Pcnnsylra-
mia Railroad Company for alleged cur
tailmcnt Of tho supply Of coal cars. we
begun by the TIilIsdalc Coal and Coke
Corpany IN the United States district
court here to-day. Tho PLAINTIFF COM
rnny operates btuminous mines in In
diana county
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American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price, S1.S5 per gallon. Walters
Hardware Co., 1852 Belmont st.


James Gallagher. aged about six
years. sen OF Mr.. aud Mrs. James Gala
CHER OF Franklin street. was seriously
Injured yesterday Afternoon wh:a run
down by Cole AUTOMOBILES in charS"
OF William Ludwig and I'd. Andrews.
who were returning from q runera
The accident occurred on Franklin
street when tha IaI jumped from the
rear end Of n coal wagon in which he
had been riding. directly in front OF
the auto mobile. He was thrown .s"rci-
bly, 70 The ground and considerable
bruised and cut about the head. The
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SHIPPERS WARNED.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.--Orange and
grape fruit growers and shippers were
warned to-day by the Department Of
Agriculture that tho shipment In inter-
state commerce Of fruit swoated either
before or during shipment Ia n violation
Of the pure food law. Sweating turing
er"nn. urrinc fruit yellow and makes It
appear ripe.
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Case Dismissed.

The case of William Hocard. OF Big
Rum. which was set for hearing before
SOUR. T. s. Mason. yesterday, was dis
missed. l5ogurd WAS arrested several
DAYS ago on 4 warrant sworn out by
Joseph Weisner. alleging thAt B0Eard
assaulted him and attempted robbery.
When The hour for hearing came the
prosecuting witness could not he found
and ~. case against Bogard was dis
missed
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LOS ANGELES CHOSEN.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1%--LOs AnEe-
les was selected today rs the meeting
place Of the next Qualrcnnial session
nf tho world conference at Seventh Day
Adycuiists. which will he held during
next April. The eX"rnliv" committee
Of the denomination. in session at Ia
kuma rark predicted in announcing the
selection. that 5000 persons would at
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To Mako Own Dresses.

The girls OF the Senior class Of the
high school have decided tn make their
own dresses for commencement this
year. Tho girls viii! meet every Tues
day and Thursday after school and de-
vote two hours to TIE sewing under he
instructions OF Miss N"da SedgwCk. do
nestle science instructor.
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BRIDGEPORT

Fifteen sturdy Er.diron warriors. rep
r"scntiug the Bridgcpurt High school
football team will board Il H. 4 q. lr;Ln
out of Wheeling this morning for Mid
dIrhournr. where they will do battle with
the high school team ut that place. TIL"
local piESkin Cha$"rS arc confident OF
victory even though they have been I'M
successful in t"hir former contests.
Quit" Il few routcra will accompany
them.
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Mons Club Bang net.

The Mems club of Trinity Episcopal
church. entertained with banquet last
evening II the parish house. Tine ban
uuc, was the firSt social affair Of the
fall season and was largely attended
ana proved IN enjoyable occasion. Dur
ing the evening Il program was rendered
and Il number OF addresses made by the
members.
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VILLA ON wARPATH.

Ell PASC. Texas, Oct. ia Mexican
woman arrived in JuarcZ to-day from
Stanta Ana. % miles southeast of Casas
GrandrS having fled with the Other
women and children OF that village,
WHEN the Villa command entered the
town October 10. she said. She stated
most of tho men in the town were i'm.
pressed into the Villa command that
that thos., who refused we're shot.
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Tag Day Today.

Tag Day will be hold today by the
Womun'S Auxiliary Of the Ecllaire Hos
pitai association, for the purpose TT
purchasing 4 number Of articles for use
at the hospital. About 80 taggcrs Will
be- stationed in various parts of the
city and all ar. looking forward 10 Il
generous contribution.
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coz mn FIRE

CONNELLSNlLIE Pa, Oct. 1S.-Tire
at Indian Creek near here. to-day dc
strnyed the general st"r" Of \. Sticktl
& Company. the office Of the Mcfarland
Lumber Company. five dwellings, ana
five box cars. The loss was estimated
ut $4,000. The flames started in The
homo Of Edward WarriCk. from dctcc-
tiV,, iluc,
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FIREMEN KILLED AND INJURED

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. f3.-unc fire.
mnn WAS killed, two were seriously in
jurrh and fourth was dragged uncnn-
sCouS from Il mass of burning debris
in Il fire which destroyed the one story
building of the Quaker City Waste com
pany. Ninth and York streets, tonight.
The fircmcn were working on the roof
Of the building when it collapsed
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Masonic RnnnuaS

Many bridgeport Scottish Kite Ma
sos attended the Masonic BANQUET last
evening i'll Wheeling which terminated
the Masonic reunion which was held IN
that city during the Week.
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a BUSY SESSION.

CHARLESTON, W. Va Oct. l3.-For
the first simn in years The grand jay
of kupavha county has found il imnus-
siblr 10 transact all the business OF n
court term III ono week More than 100
persons arc charged with bootleGgins
and hundreds ut witnesses are being cX-
a,.linct in connection with the charges.
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Entertained Bible Class.

Mrs John t'oS.c" entertained the
members Of the Frotheon lihi" class OF
in. Second Presbyterian church al her
home on Jefferson street. last evening.
Th. hostess WAS assisted In cntertain-
ing by MeSlamcs Kinney and Bishop.
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Navt Noon-lay Luncheon.

Secretary W. l.. Ml!liCan. ui the Eell-
airn Commercial club. has started p.anS
fn, thu next Euon-day luncheon which
probably VIII be held on Thursday.
october %. Senator Warren q. Harding
will be in the city on that day and ii IS
likely that he will BE- one OF the speak
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Everything is IN readiness tor Inc niG
football saule to-day on The SiNtcGnth
street field. between the Fed anu i5'itck
warriors and the Martins Ferry eleven.
The game will begin promptly Ut 800
o'clock and it is expected that a record
breaking crowd will be in attendance.
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Potters Funeral Sunday.

The funeral OF Austin Pottcrs, who
died at his home on West tinmil;"n
street. Thursday morning. will take
place SuniaE afternoon. Services VIII
be conducted ut the home ut . o'c!uck.
Intcrmrut will be Nude IN Rose Hill
-. pleiery
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Funeral services were held 1T his iatc
homo a. Ncif Friday morning over he
remains OF Albert Tc.icly. who was cleo
trocutcd in PurscG -Mahar mine on
Wednesday, afternoon. Int"rmcnt WAS
mda, III Mt Calvary ccmctrrs ON Rose
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About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Rogers. +. McMilIen. SistcrST!llc
II. g. Luar. Spencer: Miss Matte l'an'S-
borg. Weston. Miss Myrtle Atkins. Mta-
ton: Jno. K. ROgerson. MnnniugtV :
ChaS y. Sinsel. Ora; ton; AMOS. F., no',a
hough. Brliugtun: t. y. Kent, Cameron
Geo. l.. Sayer. ClarkSburE
sau1n-tl. K. Stevens. Fnirm"nt; Mrs
g. :. Dean t'airn"ut H. ErEn"tuS:
E;,irIuuut: 'irnycr Victor. tHirtn"a, :
Mrs. David Victor. fnirm"m,: Ida Dean
Fuirnont: l.. +. Turner. Weston; MI
l. r Turner. Weston: Mr.. anh Mrs. H.
J. Hatz"l. F;truninSt"n: j. h. Denny
Nov MartinSri!lr: ". W. t"rdllIt' III
lrnpQru; J. +. N"ucnSchWlnHrr' tAatti't-
bal: Z. w. A!ckclrcy. H2nnlh"I' "to'
Padru. Sard;s.
W1ndsor-Mrs. NJ y. SnodgraSS. war
,,nshIlr-c \. \. T:,,ston. l'adcn city: r.
y MrrGtlis. Marietta: Dr ana Mrs; +.
: smith. Grafton: W. l.. Smith; EhrS-
Ter. Walter s Su.rjcu. SiStrrsyiI4e; W.
J.. Brady. si&tcrsvi!l": ". :. nmnnlnE-
ham. Thomas: :. r. Lc!lrlcS. i H"I,In% :
Huntington: kaih"rin" Mani%; hln'T,!
=. &. Uu<kin. rarkorShur%: Dr. j. W.
t'l:u;, L. :. ~. Washington.
Grund Central-L.. g. Jones. weston
: : Shakncy. Fsirm0nt: l.: It, 'rrrl
Stcubrnvillc: Il. King. Charleston: Mr.
AND Mrs Chas. Smith. FaIrm"nt', MrS'
J. : Norris. ManninStun: Mrs. j: W.
smjrh, Eurtnm: l.. i. Fleming, Hunting
ION: Chas Custer. Clarkshurg.
mcLure-Th"mas ". Fleming. talr-
,pouI: J. l.. wilson. Warrington; Mrs
Z. Robinson. and child. Ciarks4nrE, -
! Ijfr. Weston: c. i. Arthur. t'arNcrS-
Lur,. Fred Nicholson. Huntington; IL
". phiIlirS Cameron: Miss Morgan:
t.larkShurg: y G. Nid"nain. Graz ION :
! : Mitchell. Weston: Mrs. !. =; Mitcn-
I'll, Weston: Miss 3" l!ah M!tcnr"' W.
TON: l.. ]. Shahan. Salem: Il. +. SaErH'
GRAFTON.
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Hi Girls Selling Tags,

In order to obtain funds which will
help them TO improve Il room in the Old
high school Tor L gymnasium. many
high school girls are selling tags today
on tn" streets. People should cOntri-
hitc literally 10 tins cause for which
students are working so faithfully.
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lad was carried to the homo OF his
parents and Or. kiscr WAS summoned
to attend him. Later thc lad was re-
moved To the city hospital where an
operation was performed.
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RT,Trn nv TRAIN

CHARLEsSTNN. ". Va. Oct. 13.--F.
r. Writ. section foreman and +. T.
stump. laborcr. were killed at Nate
wan, Minro county. today on the Nor
folk and Western railroad when mo-
tor car and freight train Collidrd
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RECORD OFFER

SAEANNAII. Ga. oct. 12.-Ofers D:
forty cents pound said to be the high
est In forty years for sea- Island cotton
was refused in Savannah today.
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For Fire Insurance
See Workman
Murphy Funeral To-day.

Funeral services for Mrs. Thomas
Murray. who died Wednesday 1T her
horne on Guernsey street. will he con-
Quoted at s.. Joints church. this morn
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For nes+rOvino ProDerty

Before Mayor Junkin yesterday MORN
ing. Mrs. Anna Cu'hman WAS lincd one
rni costs for mHlICiuuSly destroying
property. She paid and was released.
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Tic Came To-day.

ing at o'clock. Irtcrmcnt Will pc
made in Rose Hill cemetery.
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American Guaranteed Paint, at fac
tory price, $l.S5 per gallon. Fred Cook
bridgeport, Ohio.