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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-08-05
MISSING MAN FOUND

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Aug. 4.--Ni'h
his mind a blank concerning events
3of his life since his disappearance
-four years ago, James w. Marshea, a
matchmaker. known 10 many HARVARD
University men. has been brought TO
ms home here from an almshouse on
Long Island. y. Y. where searcherS
found him. ii was learned today.
sMarshea is 10 years old and for 40
years conducted d jewe:ry store in
Harvard Square. After MS disappear
sance, which was believed TO have
sbeen due ;o& mental derangement
caused by worry over slight business
troubles, a countrywide search was
made for him. members, Of The Ma
sonic order. in: which he was ,promi-
rent assisting. His family and close
friends had long ago given him up as
lost, but Masonic. societies kept up
The search which eventually led 70 the
institution where he was found.
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THE BATTLE CRI OF PEACE"-AT
COURT NEXT WEEK.

One Of tho most effective influences
that viii awaken our big and diversified
country Ia ncw and. definite nati0nll
ideal. began its praiS"wurIhy work IN tn"
criterion ln"atrr last night. says III"
New York Times
II is called The Eaul" Cry of Peace.
and is an argument. not for preparation
for war. but for preparation against war.
C"mmodor" J. stuart Bla"kinn mas
taken the facts as supplied 10y Hudson
Maxim. and has presented them. not IN
dry tahuiaiiun. hut i'll tn, form ct Il
thrilling story told in motion pictures
and with Ihr facts themselves illus
truIrd in definite examples.
As the movie fan" watches this bic
story. told IN tive arts and eight reels.
his memory will be refreshed in certain
particulars. and he will learn many
things that have escaped his attention.
Incidentally. h" will hc able 10 Clarity
his opinions AMI come To Il definite I'M
Outstanding of what it means IL he an
American and what his country really
demands Of him.
The story portion Of "Th" Battle Cry
Of Peace" is An absorbing tale Of what
happened la belgium. and under certain
conditions, what could happen there.
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examination of the tobacco display
there.
Ob|Tl )ARY
wenzel Huebel.

Tbs death III Wcuz"t Hu"hsl. we'll
known ami highly respected icriHau res
isdent OF this city. occurred yesterday
afternoon ~ i:2n O'Clock. at tn" ;unIN
lium.. ~ North Market Sir""i. t"itoW-
ing II brief illness Of pueuni"nla
Mr.. Hu. bel WAS in his Saventy-secnnt'
year. having hcen born October 4. 1919.
III Hormvn. Germany. In 1916 ne was
married 70 Miss Emma MUcSSs. ana l"
this Union were born Eivr children. IKE
mrving from Germany III 1861. Nr. hue
n,l located 1T once IN Wheeling. lfE
trade ne was a mold maker III glass
houses. and worked ScHera! wears in
! the Central Glass Works and ais" IN tat
old t.leston factory in Martins Ferry,
which later v"caine the West Virginia
glass house.
In lSal. Mr.. Huebel entered Inc GroG-
cry business with his oldest son T.
j. Hurh.l ths' firm being known az X.
j. UIeici Il Co. H. retired TWO years
ago because OF i'll health
Mr. Huebet WAS n member ~ herman
lodge. ~ .. L. w. charter member
u tho German Pioneer Society. a charr
trr uc,lher aud also former president OIL
the German Austrian society. ana vas
a member Of 81. John t.NanE"hcal
, Protestant church. He IS SURVIVED: ny
This vie. Il daughter. Miss Mary, Hue,
bel. AT home. and two sons. Il. j. anu
Harry ~. and also Il SISTER. Mrs. Aihe-
In Weber OF WaterviIl". MINI.
Funeral arrangements M" luc":nil"tc'
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THEDA RARA-REK.

Tie w"rldrcn"wn"d dramatic ariiSt,
Thrda ltarH. VIII" rs now ~ inc Ken
Theatre. III tn" stirring military drama.
Il ndnr Tw" FLAGS. IL Uni"ihl"dlN on"
al the greatest screen actresses 81
vampire parts in The world to-day:
Those who witnessed her w"nd"rful
acting in "l,nd"r Tw" tI1sS were r pro-
nI,, This nI;,y g founded on Ih' stage
rIay IT III" same tirl". produced with
~urC"%S som" E'arS ago
and 81 ,hs screen ia" William Fox
ru1rrany haS given In" PRODUCTION II
v..s,ur" at. great h"autN and has given ,,I
rhr star q support Of exceptionally
nn,l,ticd piai.rs. including. Stuart
holmes and Cl"ir" whitney TIL" story
: Interesting md "N"liinC ana IN"
rIiuaxr. ar" tens" and dramatic. In
addition !" tn" alloy" feature. Faith" $
Weekly and comedies Will also he
shown ,'mmIuE. n"x, week. a hrIliinnt
,rr,,- o. irni Il stars. Inrludlng Doug
Ia falraunks. Ec**i" Earrisrai". hl!-
IL RuTkr. Henry knlkrr. Edith storey
William Falnurn. Antonio Moreno.
Frank Daniels and many other faN"rltes
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lease TO TEST THE new
| NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT

BOSTON. Aug. 4. Announcement
that a writ of habeas corpus would
be issued tomorrow for the release Or
Alexander NJ. Emerson, OF this city,
who has been detained at the mobll-
ization camp in Framingham for re-
fusing to take the federal ,s oath w Vas as
States district court today The GOV
eminent, it is understood, is preparing
to appeal from the issuance of the writ
and the outcome will be awaited with
interest as the first test before the
courts of the provisions OF the rev
national defense act.
Emerson. who is An architect. en-
listed November .. 1915. in Troop Is,
First squadron, cavalry. Of the state
militia. When The militia was called
Out by President Wilson on June Is
and the guardsmen were asked to take
the federal oath of service TOR FIX
wears, Emerson refused saying ne
could rot do so without seriously III
turing his business.
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.PH|LA, CAR MEN
MAY GO ON STRIKE

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. 4.-The
executive board Of Division No. AT
Of The Amalcamated Association of
Steel e. Electric Railway Employees
of America. after a meeting here to-
night. announced that unless the de-
mandS of the motormen and conduct
org. which were submitted to-day to
Thomas 4. Mitrn, president Of the
PHILADELPHIA Rapid Transit Company,
were answered favorably by noon TO-
morrow a strike would be called with
in few hours.
In their demands the men asked
for 30 cents an hour for all motor,
men and conductors. time and a hall
for all overtime, that all runs be
straight runs, that all grievances
shall be adjusted by a committee
counosed of union men, and that men
shall be allowed time off for the WORK
of the union without loss in seniority
of rank. No answer had been re-
ceived from the company up 10 late
hour tonight.
According 10 officers Of The union;
about half of the 400 employees VIII
answer the call for a strike. Officials
of The company, on the other mana:
claim that. less than Is per cent. OF
their men are members of the organi'
zarion, and declare they have no fear
of strike.
As the night advanced disorder IN
creased along the lines OF the New York
Railway. Every car which passed was
hmnrad and Kissed. Many crews ran
their cars direct IL he barns, refusing
to take on passengers
Police Commissioners Woods and IN
spector S"hmittlcbcr2er ralrulea tIe
entire system. giving orders to com
maudinE Officers stationed at strategic
points. Ten thousand policemen are ne
inp knnt on ,Iuty al various police Sta-
i'm, * nnrh man being held with the re-
serves during his hours off, Nine nun
drcd men on vacations and 500 al inc
Fort Wa,isworlh training ramp nave
been recalled.
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MAN SERIOUSLY HURT
WHEN HIT BY TROLLEY
Special dispatch TO the lntclligenccr.

Special Dispatch 10 the lnt"lligencrr.
WEl.I.SBI'Rf. w. va. lug. i'll an
, cndrav"g !" get out. Of me path ,,! or an
approaching Aui" truck. George Ni'Soh,
rninrrd slnuHc,i in front Of Il street car
n"ar Bales iIridcr. one mile north or
t'ollan$bcr at @:in o'clock this after
! noun He. WAS severely iniarcd about
! The head and shoulders and VAS re-
moved IT, the ohio ' alley hospital IN
Sr.uhcnviIr. NJ thiS institution his
, condition was reported tn he very Sc
ri"uS though hopes for his recovery are
h.,nr entertained. The right arm or
In" victim was severed In the ac-
cidrnt.
George spence WIS tn" mntorman on
the car Hr sounded tho. whistle for
ms alIto and did not notice Wilson. TIE
latter must hate become confused ana
stopped in front Of the fast approaching
car The home town of Wilson Is MOI
known, II is believed he was on his
wnr TO Bcech Bottom. where he expect
Cd tn secure employment.
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ZENITH IN STEEL PRICES

ATLANTIC CITY. n: j.. Aug. -
According ts'~reporis made at the
quarterly conference Of the steel
founders society. IN executive session
here. the prediction was made that he
market price Of steel had reached Its
zenith and that there must be read.
iustment as TO wages and working con.
ditions in the near future.
According to H. K Pollard. OF New
York. plants are working to full ca
pacily without meeting the demands
for production made. upon them. TIL
der present conditions manufacturers
must pay the wages demanded Of
them. and that, with the present con-
dition of the raw materials market a
chaotic condition exists which cannot
last.
Representatives Of the Ame,ica,S
Steel company. United State Stfut.
Pefhlehem. Reading Steel Co. anC
Penna Seaboard Corporation were
among tho thirty plants at The confer
enCn.
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MRS. CLAUDE GARRISON.

Mrs. Alic" Garrison. aged SO. wife Of
tEhud" Garrison. travelling salesman for
III" N"ill Grocery company, died y"S;cr-
day morning ST ECO o'clnrk at the fam
lily home. l6nS jacob street. following
seven weeks illness Of leakage Of
the heart.
Mrs. Garrison WAS removed to tho
Ohio Valley General hospital six weeks
ago wher" she became much improved.
Two weeks ago she returned home. Last
Wednesday she became ,suddnnl! III and
complications developed and Sh" grad
ually sank until tho end came. Mr."
Garrison was quite we'll known in tn"
city and was highly esteemed.
Surviving beside her husband arc two
children. George and Mary Margaret
Garrison: two sisters. Mrs. J. -. Taylor
of MoundSville and Miss Emma Helms
Of this city.
Funeral services will l." ID at the
family home this evening at o'clock
The body viii he sent To Cameron. her
old home. tomorrow morning ut 1880
o'clock over the r. & O.. where inter-
mcnt will be made.
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SEARCH is ON FOR
YOUNG GOLF PLAYER

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Aug. A. The
police heva been asked 10 search for
Severn Ker. aged ~ years. son OF
Severn P. ker. wealthy steel manu-.
facturer Of Sharon. Pa. who disap.
peared while participating in A golf
tournament al the Stanton Heights
Golf club, near here. today. Young
Ker complained of illness resulting
from the intense heat during the prog
ress of one round and finally left the
ing more was seen Of him and inquiry
revealed that he had not arrived at
the physicians office. according to his
father. He was well known as golfei
in this state.
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NEWS BRIEFS

The Third Presbyterian church
donated $l5.25 10 the Syrian relief
fund yesterday, boosting it nearer the
$500 mark. The subscription cam
paign was closed some time ago.
That the United States should in
tervene in Mexico was the. decision
rendered following the debate al the
monthly meeting Of The Mems EiblG
class of the Bethlehem chapel, held
Thursday evening.
Last night members Of the Boys
Brigade under the direction OF Cen
II. E. Caldbaugh. assembled at inc
fair grounds and had a drill in prep
aration for the sham battle ut Cadiz
O.. August 10. :,
A secondary charter was granted
new class of the NJ. E. church OF
Shepherdstown, ". Va. BY the West
Virginia Sunday School association.
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RESIGNATION OF
BLUE ACCEPTED

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. A.;
President Wilson to-day accepted the
resignation of Captain Victor Blue as
chief of the bureau of. navigation. He
has been assigned to command the
battleship Texas, and will be succeed
ed by Commander Lee C. Palmer. now
chief of staff under Vice Admiral
Coffman. Of the Atlantic feet.
Captain Blue was appointed chief
of the navigation bureau. a place
which carries The rank and pay OF
rear admiral, soon after Secretary
Daniels took Office.
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THE QU1TTER"-vIRGINIA.

Lionel barrymore. ono "f Tho most
versatile. members of tn" famous Barry
nnrr-iirrN family of stars. opened a
Two days engagement al ihr Virginia
yesterday in TIL" GUTTER. ny" part
Mrtr" w"nh"rplay pa nduc"d hy III" ltnlie
lhuIoplayS. in. It is the best feature
ever provided for This gifted actor, AID
IT,. is Sr..n in supreme dramatic scenes
and intensely humorous situations. Mr..
barrymore has been surrounded by IN
rNr"1lcu; cast for this ul"dIcll"n'
beaded by Marguerite Skirvin. Il charm
iIr and talented young artist. VIII" Is on
H., WAY Ia Etardpm. II is clean. rugged.
wholesome. intense in its action and
hearty in It's appeal. 1t is Lionel i!arrH-
more ut his best III Il hiEh quality Mciru
MundcrilnY. which inSur"S "A r"SI'iNu
and GUARANTEED, treat.
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MRS. ELLA z. POWELL.

Special DiEpnich - Tho iUl"!l'c"nc"c.
ELKTNS. W. Va. .Nu@. i.--MrS. Ellen
Il; Powell. aged ~ Years. died AT \
o'clock last night ut th" h"nl" "f. her
sou. Or. r. L. f"wcll. 10" Henry ave-
nuc. Mrs. Powell had been i'll about
fiji" months ut III" h"m" of her son
and death WAS not unexpected. Sh" was
tf& widow of h" late Rev. David Powell.
a, Baptist minister who's" d"nth occur
rcd in 1907 Surviving her ar" ;w@I
Sims. DR. K H. Powell nc E;kinS and
Walter rowcli of rruntytown. and one
daughter. Mrs. =. {. Auglr. "f Green's.
horn. y. {. The funeral party will
l,:avc Elkins - $50 o'clock tomorrow
morning and intcrln"nt viii be- mad" n
ISlcnInE10n nj n O'clock from ,hN
Fl",ninglon Baptist church. a. which
Mrs Powell WAS for many years il
,nrnoh er
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MULFORD HAS A:
NARROW ESCAPE

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. Aug
4.-Ralph milford and \. II. Patter'
son, Of Stockton. Cal, automobile
drivers. narrowly escaped a plunge
of @.n0n feet from Pixies Peak today
when the right front wheel OF their
car flew off while they were making
trial "Trip over The course of next
weeks rares. The car was making
10 miles An hour. il was said. when
the accident happened. but did NOT
leave tho course after ploughlnE
along several hundred feet and crash
ing into = boulder. Milford and his
companion escaped with slight inJu-
ries. ..E-1--
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Funeral for Mr.. Brown Today.

TIL" body of Walter y. Rrawn, choir
director NJ ST.. I.uk,'s Protestant Frisco
IA church. who WAS Killed in AN autclnu-
IN" accident with Karl naubcri, last
TueSday. was taken 10 Pittsburgh YES
f"rtay morning, accompanied hy his
father ami L number Of local friends. "A
d"uhl" funeral was held IN st. i.ullc':s
cnurrh for Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Dauhrrt
Th'trStlay evening Additional! services
VIII H. hei! his morning AT 10 O'Clock
81 tn" HON" Of Robert nusenhurg, ur
&"|n Milwaukee, street.. rittshurgh, for
Mr. Fr"wn. lut"rm"nl will be in that
city
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ENGINE; IS REPORTED .
TO HAVE BLOWN UP

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Aug. 4.-Re.
ports reaching here late tonight
were TO the effect that an engine OF
the L. E. & w: passenger train due
here at 1925, from Indianapolis, had
blown up seven miles west Of here.
The engineer and fireman are report.
ed dead. and the baggagemen and
brakemen in dying condition.
Whether any passengers were
killed is unknown. A relief train left
here shortly after II o'clock for the
scene of the wreck.
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Mrs. Fannie Winfield.

Special DISPATCH 70 The Int"LliEcNcor
ARKSBURG, w. Va. Aug. A.
Mrs. Fannie Mckee Winfield. wife Of
DR.. J. B. Winfield, one Of The leading
physicians Of Ciarksburg, died to-day
in Il hospital, of septic sore throat.
contracted a week ago while visiting
erlativcs in Pittsburgh. She was Il
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Kee, both now deceased. of Pitts
hurgh. The husband and five chill
dren survive her.
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Thu. R.v. Fath-r-ScrnTI1t.l !edoF, axe
2S, formerly of this city. is "Tnu III
park.rsburG Death occurred lh'irE.
day night. Father Leddy WIS n Gha iii,s
H.irh,s. Parkcrsburg. He had been III
for f''r the he. past several weeks with ,ErhG5.d
fever and passed aw;tE in 81 Joseph
hospital OF that city. ,,;, ,o,, ~
Father l:"ady WIS - 2;;iIknnnv' IrnlaHt
H. WAS VAS a.: as<sn"i to tho diocese Q: YVES,
Virc;nia ard ramc. to Wheeling Of NAY
rc,r and was appointed chaplain .; the
VISITATION convent By the 1T FcF. h'Sh-
np Z. j. Donahue.
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FEDERAL EMPLOYEES FORM UNION

NEW YORK, Aug. "A federal EN-.
ployes' union was organized here 10.
night under the direction Of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor for the pur'
pose, it was said, of uniting all EN-.
ployes of the United States for the
betterment of the government service.
The regulations provide that the mem
bers shall not support or join strikers
against the government.
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MExicANS ARE STARVING

TOPOLOBAMPO, Mexico, Aug :, (by
Radio to San Diego. Cal, .)-Natives at
this point on the west coast have turn
ed to the sea waters 10 keep them
selves from starvation and are. living
mainly upon fish. 1t is virtually lnl
possible TO buy meata
There Is no. money in c1rculatlon-
not even paper money.
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1000 CIVILIANS
FOR NAVAL CRUISE

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Aug. A
More than 1000 civilians have en-
rolled for the Atlantic naval training
cruise which will start August 10 and
continue nearly a month, Secretary
Daniels announced to-day. The num-
Der exceeded the departments eXpec-
tations. and indications are that the
plan will be continued in future
years, he said. Nine battleships have
been assigned for the trip, which is
intended to give civilians training for
naval service similar 10 the military
drill they receive at various summer
camps.
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AGRICULTURAL CLUB
To Make Arrangements At Monthly
@ Meeting For Farm :!our-asent
- Cook In Huntington

So Notices are being sent OUT by Assist
ant Secretary A. C. kimpel for The
regular monthly meeting Of the Fan
Handle Agricultural club on August Il
at 1:3O o'clock. AT which time arrange
$ments will be made for the Ohio coun-
~ better farm tour
Comfy Agent |. s, Cook il in Hunt
inr with Prot-W- 3. Kemp and Dean
John Lee Coulter Of the West Virginia
university experimental station. and
other agricultural officers TO make an
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Mrs Sarah Ann Glover.

Special pispatSh To the Intrllgcnccr.
FAIRMONT. W. Va. Aug. Airs,
Sarah Ann Glover, aged 81 years, wife
of John Glover. died this evening from
infirmities due 10 advanced age. She
was a native Of ePnnSylrania. Her
early years were spent in Greene
county. Her maiden name was Hen
nen. She was married in 1852. She
is survived by her husband and three
sons Solomon. Isaac and 4. NJ. Glover,
- Of Marion county. The funeral
Will be held Sunday .mnrning.
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AUTO ACCIDENT KILLS TWO.

.ClNCGNEATI. Aug. IA speeding
automobile dcflcCt"d from lis course
cost two lives when il turned turtle
near Srdamsriile tonight j. Pear
Scranton, 30 years old, y salonnkcer"r
of Rising Sun. Ind, was killed in
stantlv.
James ?. Kinnell. farmer If Rising
Sun. died al tho Cincinnati hospital
of Afracturc OF his skull and other
injuries. .Scrantnn's hrn'h"r-ln,EHw
William DAILY. - wars old. Of Cnrinc
ton. Ky. was taken Ia Fhc. general
hospital with his skull fractured and
his ankle broken in two places
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TELEGRAPHERs MAY STRIKE.

S1OTX CITY. la. Aug. 4.-Possibil.
ity Of a telegraphers' strike on the Chi.
cago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul railroad
has been ended by compromise eff
fected between The telegraphers' Erier-
ance committee and company officials
according 10 Information received
here. Wage increases ranging from
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DEMOCRATS MEET

routine meeting OF the Democratic
Executive Committee. was held laSt
might in the county commissioners,
room and matters pertaining direct! y
40 the coming campaign were discuss,
ed The bylaws and constitution com;
sYnttfeps reDOrted
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r,,aral for Schuetz Infant.

Thir .,ft.rnron IT NrIUrk Iun"rl
services vice viii be held over S|lvcs; Scr, me
infant SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wlinan
Srbue,z. who died Thursday. AT the :An'
liz home. Burial Will be- III Mt. .|a'Na'y
cemetery.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS TO
MEET NEXT IN DETROIT

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 4--Detroit
was chosen today, by the Supreme
Lodge Knights Of Pythias, meeting in
twenty ninth biennial session here. as
the convention place in 1918.
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Fnneral for Herman Yockel.

Funeral services were held ?eSIer-
main Ynkcl. an aged local baker. at the
home OF r. r. Wcisgrrbcr of ?lN Nam
street. The Rev. Max l.. StuHr h$StSt-
Inr pastor ct St James German Evan
~niir,i iuth.ran church. was III charge.
Int.r,nent was in PcTinSui;l &C nlcterE.
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PLAN FIELD MEET

IS Plans for fall track and field meet
will be made blythe members OF tho
Ohio Valley .Athletic association. at ii
meet to'be called for the first or soc,
sond week of September, il was learned
YESTERDAY
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TO CONTEST ELECTION.

CHARLESTON, w Va, Aug. A.
Contest will be made in at least one
of three districts in Putnam county
in which good roads bond issues were
defeated this week, according to bust
ness men Of these districts wi o were
favorable to the issuance OF bonds.
Fraud is alleged in Curry district.
and an investigation is being made In
the other districts.
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Percv-Sometimc think that II 1
should die no one would miss me-
Ethcl--Pa might. Your" all the eS-
erciso. he gets but golf-Houston
Chronicle.
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Bone. Following brief services al the
grave. inicrmcnt WAS made in Peninsula
cemetery.
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$3.50 to SIS month have been agreed
upon. The advance in wages will
affect over $500 operators.