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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
FOREIGNERS SAY SHOOTING VICTIM
IS CHA5, NALOG|ENNOC OF NARNOOD

Lodge officers. Mr. Arh"nz is Il mem
her OF the committee on pythian Educa-
ton.
Sergeant ". ". Evans, formerly
stationed here but now located in
Washington, Pa, WIS a business
caller in the city Yesterday.
Mrs. j. W. Maliror who has had
charge ut the corset department of
Ston. & Thomas tor several gears, has
accepted similar position with III"
Geo. NJ. Shook Go. department. store.
has returned home from Il visit with
friends in SisterSyille.
Ralph Bromley of Catlettsburg, who
has been visiting friends in the city
for the last week. left yesterday Tor
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. John Norman of Pr Pleasant,
has returned home following visit
with relatives here.
Miss Mildred Cook, Of BarnesYille,
will arrive this week for visit with
Miss Helen Hervey, Of the Island.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid, of Birch
Lynn, will leave today for philadel-
of Cornell VS. University of Pennsrl-
vania.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Branum. Of the
Island, will go TO Pittsburgh for
where they will be
joined by Miss Evelyn Mccoy. who
has ben spending several weeks with
her sister at Baltimore. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. t'oulIlc, Of Mans
field, O., will visit this werk with Mr..
and Mrs George H"ryer, OF the
Island.
Dan Rownd, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
". F, Rownd. OF Pleasant Valley. will
spend the Thanksgiving vacation with
his brother Robert, who is Il student
at the University Of Pennsylvania.
Rev Vim. H. Hanrahan. formerly If
the Cathedral rectory, but now chap
lain at De Sales Heights. park"rsburs,
WAS visiting in the city yesterday.
Frank Carlton, Of the South Side, is
slightly indisposcd al his home.
William DWELL. Of Glen EastNn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
NEWS BRIEFS

Pork will take the place Of turkey
on the Thanksgiving day menu at tho
county infirmary Eighteen robust
young porkerS were slaughtered yes
terday for consumption al The county
poor institution Thursday.
--Rev. Claude Porter Terry, George
W. Lutz and Judge Zen S. Honcckrr
yesterday were named by Mayor II. l..
Kirk delegates 10 the National Securi-
~ League convention al Washington.
January %. &c. 81.
Managers Of the Children's Home.
distributed sacks throughout the city
yesterday for the annual Thanksgiving
donation day. Expressmcn will gather
The sacks Friday and Saturday.
Headed by W. H. COlvig. as cam
paign chairman, Il movement has been
inauguratcd by the congregation Of the
First Christian church 10 clear away
an Indebtedness Of $4,000. More than
2.00n was raised Sunday. 4 miniature
church, sunk in Il box. representing Il
mortgage, tells the story Of The cam
paign. As the money is received the
church is slightly elevated, 500 bring
ing an elevation OF One-siXtcenIh of an
inch.
A slereoplicun lecture by the Roy.
II. N. ' Hll w lllklt W III TT SINtIl III ll'
Island Christian church this evening.
The topic will be- Scenes of Mission
Work in the United States" He will
BE- assisted by The Rev. Harry Robert
son. of Elm Grove.
An order has been entered in the
Federal Court here by Judge A. e..
Dayton, approving the action OF ). &.
Smith. receiver for the Bpnwnod and
McMcChen Consolidated Water Com
pany. in borrowing $50 to pay off in
Irrcsl on bonds due and Il State license
fee Of $l3n.
The merChant-farmers' community
dinner Thai WAS 10 have been held in
Tho Marker Auditorium, Thanksgiving
evening. under the auspices of the
Wheeling Commercial Association, has
b,Yn postponed until New Years af,
lrrnoOn. The affair promises 10 be The
biggest dinner Of the kind ever given
in Wheeling.
Charles NJ. kflrhunl. general man
ager of the Wheeling Commercial As.
Sncialnn spent yesterday in ParkcrS.
burg. attending Il special meeting Of
the BOARD OF Trade Of that city. Mr..
Kctrhum delivered the principal ad-
dress al tn" session. Secretary Arci-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
lNVES BY MARSHAL
RICE pIScREDlTS ClEW CIV
EN- SUNDAY NIGHT.
Investigation is Delayed and Clay
Surres Reposes in Jail, Confident
He Will Be Set Free.

\ number of foreign residents OF
Wheeling and vicinity called at the
IIenliet undertaking establishment yes
terday morning and Identified the Dody
q the foreigner VINO was shot BY Clay
lures. Negro. in the latter's home at
H-arwood, Sunday evening, as that OF
Charles Walogiewiog. 4 Russian role,
whose home. they said. is in Warwood,
although they failed 70 state his street
address. or 10 give his place OF EN-
ployment. ,,
Town Marshal Rice. OF Warwood,
stated 10 The Intelligencer last even
ing that he had made an investigation
OF a story told Sunday evening BY Tor
eignerS at the wedding celebration, IN
the vicinity of Clay Burres' home. that
the dead man had been employed oy
the Foundation Company, and that ne
had learned that there was no truth IN
that story. as officials OF the tounoa'
ton Company kne" nothing OF nun.
No arrangements for the shooting
victims funeral had been made last
night. At Mendel's the men who lden-
tified the corpse stated yesterday that
? brother of the dead man lives at
Bridgeport. or somewhere in the viclnl"
~ of that village. and an effort was De-
ing made 10 locate him.
Meanwhile Clay Burres, The colored
miner, who surrendered himself TO
Town Marshal Rice. and later TO DePu'
" Sheriff LATE Graner. repoSeS IN the
county jail. awaiting a complete IN
yestigation of his deed, confident that
he will be released when the officials
have had time TO cOmplete their lnTeS'
tigatiou. Owing TO the press OF ou,il-
ness requiring the presence OF county
officials in criminal court. IN the sher-
iff's office. before the county commits
sioners Yesterday and in the inTeStl-
cation Of yesterdays railroad accident.
Prosecuting Attorney D. A. Mckee and
Coroner Gala Mitchell had taken no
further steps in probing the shooting.
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MARTINS FERRY
CONTRACTOR DEAD
ISAAC BUTLER GORDON DROPPED
DEAD IN STREET YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.

Isaac Butler Gordon, one OF Martins
Ferrv's most esteemed citizens and huSI-
ness men, dropped dead yesterday AFTER
noon. about 4:i5 o'clock. ut the corner
of Fourth and Walnut streets Oeath
was due TO heart failure. disease WIN
which Mr.. Gordon had been affected LOT
some time.
Mr.. Gordon, who was one Of the most
prominent contractors in this vicinity
had finished lis work for the day at ING
new Francis apartments on tlGhti
street and left to attend 10 some mat
tcrs in the business district Later ne
started for his home on Hickory street
and WAS in the best of spirits, accord
ing to the conversations when ne car
rird with some of his friends. WhlIc
in front of the Fashion store, ne was
seized with an attack nf heart failure
and this proved t. be fatal DR.. X. RI.
Wilson was called but death had come
before The Physician arrived. The n?dE
was carried to the Hcslnp undertaking
parlors and prepared for burial.
Mr.. Gordon is survived by vile, one
daughter, Miss Beatrice, and four sons,
Leslie, Frank and Harry. Of this city.
and Frank of Washington. Pa. The de-
ceased was in the 9th year of his age
end was born in the vicinity Of ClarlnG-
ton. He was an Odd Fellow and a de-
voted member of the Presbyterian
church.
Funeral services will be held at the
late residence this evening at 1880
o'clock, with Rev T.. G. Ncsbit. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church. in
charge. Short services will be held to-
morrow morning after which the re-
Mains will he sent 10 Darlington. where
burial will be mad" tomorrow afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28

STYLES change in the manner Of pre-
srntjur great musical compositions
v.hn,hSr they be for violin. piano or or
,,h,sira, The soluiSi not so long ago al.
most always read from his music and
orchestral directors in tho early days
,Ijr.ricd their men from u seat ut the
harpischord Later th%y led win in, t r,S
,Iap, !, IS said that Mcndelssohn WAS
ihn first to ndopt the baton and great
comment was caused thereby II was vas
onlv a few years ago that Safoncif. the
WmS.inp conductor Of tho New York
philharrnnn.c. dispensed with the baton
entirely. To the JOY OF commentators.
A. last came T0scanini with his ire
mrndous fcats OF memory and score
inss conducting. and now symphonic d.
rrctnrs are performing Ike teatS. Loo
mold StokowSk. the talented young
conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra.
has mnd,, it II practice for Il number OF
wears To conduct from memory, ana
there will BE- no music on MS stan"
,rhrr he lends his orchestra AT IN"
Court on Saturday evening, December
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
SENATOR JAMES MAY
SUCCEED SEN, CLARKE

WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 - Senator
Ollie James is being mentioned by ;he
early arrivals among the Democratic
senators as the probable choice for
President pro tempore OF the senate
10 succeed the late Senator Clarks. OF
Arkansas. Those supporting the Ken
lucky senator point to his record as
a leader of administration forces dur
ing the last session and TO the fact
that he was permanent chairman Of
the St. Louis convention. Among olb-
ers alreday mentioned in connection
with the place are Senators Bankhead.
Ovcrman, Salisbury and O'Gorman
The discussion IS linked with that
about the selection OF majority lead
er to succeed Senator Kern who vas
not reelected, although the new lead
ar will not be named until next De-
ccmber unless there is an extra SEES
sion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
New York to Institute
State Wide Egg Boycott

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-Steps for Il
statewide egg boycott, with the weight
of official sanction from mayors ii
cities throughout New York TO give Il
force, were taken today. it WAS an
uounced by Joseph Hartican, commits
sioner of weights and measures and
Secretary of Mayor Mitchcl's commit
tee on food supply. Mr. llartigan Saii
that Mayor Cornelius r. Burns. III
Troy. y. Y, president of the confer
rnce Of mayors of cities Of New York
state. advised him by telephone that j"
was about to call upon the mayor OF
every city in the state 10 issue Il
proclamation to the people ursln"
them not 10 use eggs for two weeks cX.
cept for the aged, infirm, sick AMI
children"
The boycott is the only method b.
which We can smash the power OF the
special interests which are understood
10 control the egg market, Mao
Burns believes" Mr.. Hartisan salt.
The program he proposes is that each
commodity in turn shall receive the
SAME treatment and that in the public
interest the mayors will agitate the
same proposition with regard TO ea:a
article. In cities elsewhere the boy
colt is being adopted with official
sanction.
He said motion picture Interests
have volunteered to help the boycott
campaign by flashing slides in their
theatres informing the public what 10
do from time 10 time as different
foods are put under the ban in order
10 break up the alleged speculation
which is said TO be causing abnormal
~. high prices"
John !. Dillon. state commissioner Of
foods and markets, announcing TODAY
he eYpectes 70 bring from country dis
tricts Of the state more storage eggs 10
sell here AT 35 cents dozen. havin"
already disposed of 100 cases Of thir-
~ dozen each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
naRrrowN Fo1L1Es OF 1917.

Tho Durktown Follies q: I"lI mas
been declared by ncwsrape: critics
biggest and best musical c'mGdy at-
fractions made up cXclaSive!,, Of color
ed men and women. II Is really an "'i-
spriug Of those famous productions.
Y .[iHms and Walker IN" lnc HHiaL.
Sci In fact many Of he artists with
this aggregation have br:H seen with
rh, diners, The Folll2s offer Two
art play rcplctc with at2h% comedy
,nn,rs delIrhtrul music. magnificent
scenery and a wealth Of electrical ct
frrts One OF the big features Is the
plantation scene in which songs and
dances OF the south before the war are
nrrsnntcd. Among the we'll known per
formers in the cast are Prices and Gales,
William Thomas. Madam jeanette. Mil
lie Trixic and others. including a large
chorus. The Darktown FollleS Will be
seen 1T Court theatre FRIDAY be'e'''oe'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
DOUBLE ELECTION
BOARD NOT LEGAL

HUNTINGTON. W. Va, Nov. -
Mayor f. Schon's plan for :; double
election board system in this city re-
ceived an unexpected setback today
when he was informed by the city So
liCit0r +. NJ. Livezey, that Huntington
cannot, even by a special charter
amendment, adopt any election laws at
variance with those Of The state. The
constitution CSection 80, Article VI eX-
prcssly forbds the legislature 10 sane
lion any special election law for a
special district. HuntingtOn's sole
chance Of instituting the double cleo
tion board system, then, is to ask The
state legislature TO pass an amend
ment TO existing statutes. putting The
system in vogue all over tue state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
THE THEATRES
MIME sARAH,s LEADING MAN.

When Nine. Bcrnhardt tlrSt reached
nur shorcs-a long time ago-she
brought with her Il distinguished actor
named Angelo.
That Angelo returned to US with the
great actress more than once. He Is
now dead.
But in the new Bernhardt company
there is another Angelo. who was en-
gagged for tho last tour uf the TRACE
dicnne AZ her leading man, after mach
difficulty. with the permission Of The
French Ministry Of War.
Only few months ago THIS Angelo
WAS fighting the invaders Of his coun'
try. Like the hero Of From the Stage
10 the Field Of Honor which Will be
played here. he had brav"d gas and
shells. At the conclusion Of the Bern
hardt tour or even sooner, when his FUR
Tough eprcs. nc will again leave :nln!c
drama FOR real tragedy in ;hc FrHn@h
trenches
Nine. Bernhard will be scr.l ~ the
Court theatre tonight, in The Field
Of Honor. English as it is Spoken Snd
The False Model tln Eng!iSh.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
MOONSHINERS ARE
PLACED ON TRIAL

CHARLESTON, W. VA, Nov. u
Bird Mcbride. typical character Of
the mountains. and Two Of his sons
are on trial in United States Court
here for alleged moonshining. They
were indicted on six counts each. The
revenue officers had much difficulty
in effecting their arrest in the back
woods Of Mercer County, but even
lually corraIcd them and claim by do
ing so To have put all end 10 Illicit
disiling in that part Of the county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
NOTED LABOR MEN
TO SPEAK TONIGHT
Will Address Members Of Local Union
Of International Brotherhood Of
Stationary Firemen

Wheeling Local No. II, international
brotherhood of Stationary firemen will
hold the first Of 4 series Of open meet.
ingS this evening in Durker's hall, at
Twenty-SiXth and ChapIinc streets.
Among those who ~lIl deliver adj
dresses are international Secretary Z.
l.. Shamp. who is returning from iGs.
4. +. of l.. convention 1T Baltimore,
Joseph W. Morton. rX-preSidcnl Of the
illinois State Federation OF Labor. and
former Vic" President l.. T.. Spruuse
Of this city.
An attendance of three hundred is
expected. Following the program Il So
cial session will be held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
Two Killed on the
UniOntOWn Speedway

ENIONTOWN. Pa. Nov. @T--While
travelling at the rate OF So miles an
hour on the motor speedway in prep
arati0n for qualification rests for
races to be- held here on 'ThanksgiV-
ing day. Charles VI. Heist. aged -, Of
Sharpshurg Pa. Il driver, and Frank
T.. Bush Of Pittsburgh. a mrrhanician,
wer" killed today when the front axle
of their machine broke. Several 9th
or drivers were on til" track II The
time but they wer" Tagged in time
TO prevent them coliidin@ with the
wrecked machinr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
nsWEErHEARTsv ar COURT.

Victor flerbcrts charming oprett;t
"Swcct hcarts." with the lifting melodies
that hcraidcd il as one or tn: Famous
rnmInosrrs most sincere efforts. will be
heard at the Court theatre, THURSDAY.
November 3Oth, with company rr 10
artists many OF whom are familiar to
the residents. No happier quartet could
be brought together than victor Herbert;
Harry Il. Smith, Robert Is. Smith and
Fred De Circsac. who are responsible Tor
tn. book of the play and win 4 CAPE bic
company headed by Julia Clifford, the
playing of "SweetncartS III TINS cry
should prove one OF the thca'r!cai
events of the season.
The scenic invcstiturc will be IN Keep
ing with the magnitude OF Inc pr0duc-
lion and the company will larry its own
orchestra of solo musicians I" interpret
tho sweet melodies that made Victor
Hrrb,.rt really proud OF his work.
surely this theatrical treat VIII be
well worth waiting for.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
MCCORMICK GETS CUP

NEW YORK. Nov. 27.-An ciEhtc@H
inch silver loving cur was presented ;"-
day. az NATIONAL headquarters ~ Narc,
&. NcCUrmicli chairman of III" Demo
cratic National Committee. on behalf a
the citizens OF N;nS:oE-Salcm. y. -. ~
appreciation nf his Services to the AM
rricHn people as leader Of tho D"n"-
cratic party in The 1916 campaign. -
shifting in tho ,Nc-clrction Of Woodrow
Wilson No Presitp,nt OF the United S,u:ca
Of America"
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pleaded NOT GUILTY

UIRRING. Mimi. NOV. 2T.-liihhng
public officials and niE""S indicated hy
the grand jury ut Duluth on charges cf
alleging Irregularities in the conduct Of
municipal affairs with the exception OF
g. NJ. Atkinson. an editor. who is Dissent
on hunting trip appeared before Judge
Martin Hughes in District Court hc"e
today. uttered pleas Of not guilty and
Were released on $5n0 bonds each. The
proceedings wrr" soon disposed Of and
all further proceedings went over until
~ m lnI.r q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
UsHERs MAY STRIKE

CNAELFSTON. II. Va. Nov. 2T.--
Labor leaders IN Charleston predict Il
strike Of the motion nictur" theatre uSh
ers here unless union organization is re-
cogniZ"d 10y III" managers. Commit' -
was appointed today by III" central labor
body to meet III" MANAGERS and impress
upon Them III" seriousness Of the stun
lion. saying that Il strike is sure 10 fol
low further refusal To recognize INC
union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
SCOTT CHARGED
WITH MURDER
SLAYER OF EvERHAET McGILTON,
OF GLENCOE, IS HELD BY
CORONER.

Coroner Henry Roger concluded his
inquest yesterday into the death Of
Evcrhart McGilton, the Glencoe man.
who was shot and killed Saturday eve
ming by his brother iulaw. Cecil Scott.
Following the III quest Scott was held
on Il murder charge. He is confined in
the st. Cl.irsvillc jail and Will be given
II preliminary hearing later.
The shooting occurred ut the MctIil-
ton home. where Scott boarded. follow
ing Il quarrel over the payment OF 4
board bill.
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KILLED BY ROBBERS.

PITTSRI RCilE. Pa. Nov. 2T.-Two
negroes tonight entered the grocery II
Israel Satir aged 50 and when he failed
10 instantly comply with their demand
to surrender the contents Of tho cash
register shot and instantly killed him
and escaped with $50 in cash. No trac"
IL HI. rnhhnrS had hccn fnMnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-28
TURKEY 81 CENTS

PORTLAND. Ore. N"v "1.--Thani,s-
giving turkeys went N sal" h"r" t"d't,'
AT - c"nts a pound. tn" highest iri""
In years. Last y"Hr lil'E w'r" . ION =.
Dealers said tn, p"icr rrnhahlr woIli
lee lowered rs th'"" mr." il"mi" IT birds
TOY tn. holiday.
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COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Row Ow.M. %. and 'OrrINc ELLIOTT. =,
iojn of Youngstown. -.
Thr"d"r" .\llmal. -. and Elsie Lang
-. both Of PITTSBURGH.
Chas. IIild"brand &c. and NettlH FAR
frav, g. both of PITTSBURGH.
Walter Brandon. II. Of Benwo"d. anu
Pearl noty. l.. nj Ecllair".
Henry \. Brown and Laura And'r-
son. both IF Canton. g.
John J Carroll and !."Uis" =. Ebhar..
both Of Ohio county.
Ira Horn"r AMI Ethel Thomas. hota Of
Wheeling.
RuIrh Alfred Wagntr ar, Mary Edna
NrShiti both Of Wheeling.
William K. shaw. ~ ih!hrri ana
C;rncvicvc l.. Murphy. "C Farkcr$hurs.
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WHEELING, w. VA.
John Coleman Co.,
$500 chapline st.
18th and Market SITS.
1910 Main st.
Chatham Sinclair,
46th and Jacob SITS.
Keesor's Drug Store,
goth and Market SITS.
C. Menkemeller,
Market and 22nd SITS.
Schmidt's Pharmacy,
Mcclure Hotel
Will Menkemeller's Pharmacy,
Haskins Hospital Bldg.
18th and ChapIine SITS.
18th and Market SITS.
Hoge-0avis Drug Co.: ,x.. &.
w. S. McEIroy,
38th and Jacobs SITS.
McAIlister's Island Pharmacy,
Cor. Virginia and S: Penn
Fulton Pharmacy a.. D. Nally(
Fulton, Wheeling, w. va.
BENWooD, w. VA.
Midway Pharmacy,
Chas. E. Biednebach,
2216 Marshall st.
Drag Drug Co., a.. a.
m'MEcHEN, w. VA.
T. w. Stephens, 9Th st.
/ Merton Carroll,
McMechen, w. Va.
MOUNDSVILLE, w. VA.
w. &. Peabody's Drug Store,
MoundsviIIe, w. Va.
V. H. SayIes Drug Co.,
522 Seventh st.
T. r. Rogers G. Son,
5o7 Seventh ST..
sHADYslDE. OHIO.
DaWson's Pharmacy,
Shadyside, Ohio.
BELLAIRE, OHIO.
C. Nj. Wyrick's, "
Cor. Noble and 44th SITS.
C. Nj. McKeIVey & Co.,
Cor. 37th and Jefferson SITS.
Dankworth's Prescription Phar-
macy 3242 Belmont st.
CAMERON, w. VA.
The Cameron Drug Store,
Dnsmore Bros.
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Property Lease.

Edna Mason Mnd"l Kennedy rn1
Daniel Kennedy - Thomas T"i,"m"s
thirty year l"a;" on il-"r"r'" n MH"Ec.
and Sixteenth street. $i4+.""0.n"
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1916-04-08

At this store aim to please customer by absolute
fair treatment You will find that Grocery and Meat
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1916-04-08
big BOY" GETS 40 YEARS.

Clarence Mitchell, who killed Steve Duncan last
September to Chester for term of 40 years
Mitchell is about 80 or 40 years old now