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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1917-07-05
Spent $50 But Didn't
Cured His Itching Piles

". r. King. wrens. Ga. writes: Spent
$50 for different remedies and doctors
trying to cure my case OF itching piles
I'll got a box of
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Kaiser Bill says he will restor
Connie to the Greek throne with tn
mailed fist. But we doubt very Sc
riously that Greece will stand TO
the foreign mail order business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-08
PAINS IN HIS
SHOULDERS LEFT
TOOK TANlAC SAYS WHEELING
MAN, AND IT is FINE FOR
RHEUMATISM

IL read in the papers Of so many
people here being cured Of ailments
similar TO mine. began taking Tan
lac, TOO, and at that time was troubled
with rheumatic pains in my shoulders
and arm and | found that for rheu-
matism Tanlac is just the thing 10
drive out the pain and aches from
persons body | didn't feel like eat
ing those days either. and hadn't any
appetite to speak Of. but | enjoy a
splendid appetite now" said George
Kulcher, lineman with the Wheeling
Electric company. and am Ieeilng
a great deal better all over"
MIR. Kulcher made the above state
ment as did 40 many others after
taking Tanlac while the representa-
tive of the great remedy was present
in this city. Thousands endorse It
here and one may easily verify every
word Of praise as each statement run
in the papers day after day comes
from someone living right here in this
vicinity. ,,,o
Thousa nds Of neighbors Of people
troubled with stomach, kidney or liVer
ailments recommend this new meul-
cine among friends and phone mes
sage or talk with them will bring OUT
The facts regarding II. ASK your
neiGhbor today. watch the daily papers
for what others say, or get pottle
today AT c. II. GrieSt & Co.'S store
Market street, Wheeling. 81 per
bottle.
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ALLAN TURNER

DDS on the grounds that the rules
Of international law cannot stand in
case of actual warfare.
He questioned the Presidents
right to sever relations with Ger
many.
There is another and far better
choice open to us" he said. Il say
to keep our ships and our people
war is over"
american citizens in Mexico have
been compelled by the government
to abandon their permanent homes,
lose everything they had in the
world, and become .romeless and
destitute refugees TO keep us out Of
war with that country. Why not be
consistent and apply the same rule
here?
Concluding, Mr.. Works insisted that
neither private citizen nor the
President, nor Congress Is Justified
in driving the nation into war by
any such false sense Of courage or
national prestige or dignity"
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE..

Pittsburgh Pa. January l. 1911.
Tho Pittsburgh. Wheeling and KENTUCKY hsiifoid
Company, corporation Of the State Of West Viz
rinis, Ths pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and 81
Louis Railway Company. = corporation OF the states
OF PennsyraniI, West Virginia. Ohio Indiana ana
illinois, The YnndalIa Railroad Company. CORPORA
ton OF the States Of Indiana and illinois. and The
Anderson Belt Railway Company and the Chicago
Indiana and Eastern Railway Company. corporations
OF the State OF Indiana, have. according 10 the laws
OF those States, been consolidated into RAILROAD
company named Tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago
and 81 Louis Railroad Company. effective January
l. 1917, tho Agreement Of consolidation having oeen
filed In tho office OF the Secretary OF State OF West
virginia on tho Goth day Of December. 1915.
Hereafter the property formerly owned by the flts
hurKh wheeling and Kentucky Railroad COMPANY
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago and b. LOUIS
Railway Company yandiliI Railroad Company. Iho
Anderson Belt Railway Company and Chicago. Indi-
ana and Eastern Railway Company In the States OF
West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio. Indians and I'LL
noIs will DO owned and operated BY Tho PittapulSn'
Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railroad Com
pany. .,
PITTSBURGH. WHEELING AND KENTUCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
VASDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO. INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
81. CHURCH.
,,,5sot Secretary.
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Await Developments.


VIENNA, Feb. 6.-Eia London, Feb
1.--10:20 p. m.-Governmcnt circles 70
day were calmly awaiting new develop
mcnts with regard to the submarine CON
troversy. A high official said TO the
Associated Press that all the moves
were in the hands of President wilson.
that the Austro-Hungarian soVernmehi
was not seeking complications ana
would do nothing which would enable
the president 10 go before the American
people with the claim that ne hao Decn
driven to radical action.
The governments attitude appears to
no of calm, determination to follow the
uollcy announced. The desire to con-
iInuc on good relations with the United
States is universal on the part OF INC
press and the public. This morning
Vienna newspapers again occupy them
selves largely with President wilson
action in screring relations with Ger
many. Personal attacks on the preSl-
dent are not INDUCED in. though the
claim is made by many Of the news
papers that President Wilson has hnally
inmasked himself and cabinet and that
contrary to being an ardent peace PRO
moter. he is really silent ally OF me
entente. and If Great Britain had utl,
matcly faced defeat. would nave rusheo
into the breach anyway.
All the newspapers express the nope
that the American congress Will now pc
henrd from. It Is expected by the news
Dancrs That this body will consider the
case on its merits and from purely
American standpoint
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INSIST ON REAL PROBE
CONTINUED from First Pagc.)

higher up" must have furnished the
information in the first place.
For Real Probe.
We have found the conduits of The
information, but we must not stop
until we have found the source" said
Representative Campbell, Of Kansas,
ranking Republican member of the
committee.
Every indication tonight was that
Sherman L. Whipple, counsel for the
committee was planning to close the
case. He began today examining
State Department employees who
aided in transmission Of the note, and
is said to plan calling all the news
papermen to whom Secretary Lansing
confided that a note was coming. and
employees Of the government printing
office. Other newspaper men and Mrs.
Ruth Thomas Fisconti also are to be
called, but the committee is not con-
WINGED that any Of them will give
Valuable Testimony.
Official announcement was made
tonight that Mrs. Visconti who. Thorn
as ". Lawson swore, told him Sec
retary Tumulty land others" were
involved in Wall Street deals, would
testify either tomorrow or Friday.
Another Washington newspaper man
y. o. Messenger, Of the Washington
Star, was brought into the inquiry to-
day, and Thomas +. Logan. of the
Washington Post, was summoned TO
appear tomorrow. w. B. Hibbs. To-
cal broker, testified today that for
some years he has paid Messenger
mot TO exceed 500 a month foc the
privilege of calling him on the tele.
phone and asking about capitol events"
Nothing was developed to indicate
that Messenger ever had furnished
Hibbs with advance information. The
reason for calling Logan
Has Not Been Disclosed.
John H. James, head Of he State
Department Bureau Of Information.
testified that printers proof of the
peace note lay in an unlocked drawer
in his office throughout The greater
part of December 90. All other cop
les were guarded with great care, ac.
cording to testimony. James still was
on the witness stand at adjournment
and will be examined further tomor-
row.
Frank L. Polk. counsellor TO line
State Department, was questioned
about reports Of leaks il the depart
ment during Secretary Brvan's regime.
but said he had investigated ami was
certain they no longer exi.tc1.
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ter Cause Before.

we had greater cause to sever
our relations with Germany as the
regult of the Sussex jncident than
we have now he added.
Works Justified Germanys meth
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There are 81 passengers on the Ryn-
dam, GS in the first and % in the sec
ond cabin.
Among the passengers is Desire De-
rule, American consular agent at
Luxembourg.
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FOR SALE
PUBLIC SALE
Public Sal, Of ceIorsd School Hour. |.

Public sails Of ceIorsd School Heuss aat Let.
Pursuant to proper corporate action the Board Of
Education OF the District Of Thdelphis In the County
OF Ohio will Saturday. February II. 1917. COM
mencnS ct 1870 m proceed to sell at public anc-
ton tho premises TO the highest responsible bidder
on the terms Of sale hereinafter mentioned. al that
piece OF property fronting fifty feet the north side
Of the National Road In the town Of Elm Grove.
known as tho Colored School. Being Lot No. Of the
subdivisions ~ Lot No. Of tho Shepherd Estate ~
laid Of by VIM. ASkew and OF record In the ofice Of
the Clerk OF the Court Of Ohio County. Vt. Va. In
deed book No. SO. page $50. with all buildings and
appuenlnces thcreun,o belonging and being ths same
property conveyed TO the Board OF Education Of TriA-
dephx District by Catherine oDonnel By decd dated
the 3oth day OF November. 1899. recorded In said
clerks office In Deed Book No. lN. page $50. -
Terms Of sale: Cash. ~ r..
Tho Board reserves the right to reject snS and IL
bids. - =
The Board Of Education Of Tri.delphia District, Ohio
County. West Virginia. BY !. .
s. 81 BAIRD. Prstdsot; y
8. 8. JACOB. JR.. Sccy.
The above sale will DO In charge OF Curtis b. Rics
Auctioneer. 5h-25-fl-S-b:
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higher up" must have furnished th'
information in the first place.
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pnrannals and Briefs.

Paul Wilson. Of Elm rove, mas ac-
ccpted u position with the j, = MAYOR
Company Of Wheeling.
Miss Jessie Oliver. of Cedar Books IS
confined to her home with In grippe.
Miss Virginia Davis. or Stone thurch
road. is showing some Improvement atteT
having been painfully burned SeV"rhi
days ago. ,.,.;
Kirk jones. al Pittsburgh. was 9nSl-
ness visitor in Elm Grove yesterday
Frank ErnndFuSS. Of Fulton Will go
IN Rrru.svillr Ohio. on business today.
clifford Ellis. of Elm Grove. IS out
after - severe attack Of pneumonia.
James Huff has purchased the George
Amos residence at MCturdy's addition.
Vincent Ncriccllutti ~ Elm Grove. -
out after a severe attack OF pneumonia.
Henry Fisher of Sand Illll. was Il
business caller in Elm Grove EeSter-
day. ,,;,, ~
william Bloomfield. Of Sand Hill, was
\ business caller in ELM Grove yestcr-
day. u.,;;
Miss Mildred Rmoch". Of WheeinS'
is making her home with her slSt,r.
Mrs Loraiu Blake. of kigcr'S Lane rim
4
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CHEERS ron SHARP.

PARIS, Feb. I. 7 p. m.-When Will
liam Graves Sharp. the American am
bassador and Mrs. Sharp. e>.ered the
Opera Comique this Afternoon 10 attend
q performance given for benevolent pur.
poses the audience recognized them and
beg cheering with extraordinary en-
thusiasm. There were many cries Of
"Vive L'Ameriquo" and ''Vive Les Etats
Unis" and the orchestra played THE
Star Spangled Banner" the audience
standing. After this there was renewed
cheering.
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NOTICE or GENERAL MEETING OF STOCK:
HOLDERS OF CAMERON COAL 6



We. the undersigned stockholders Of Cameron Coz!
Coke Company. holding At least one-tenth Q-le)
OF its capital stock. and threo OF US being nemhat
OF Its Board OF Directors do hereby call . SENEGAL
meeting OF the stockholders Of the said company. TO-
he held .: its principal office being the ONCE Of
T. $. Riley. ESQ.,. Hare Building, No. As Fourteen:t
st. In the City OF Wheeling County OF Ohio. lnc
State OF Vest VlrElnls on February 9Th. 1911 g.
80 o'clock D. m. for the purpose OF conhoenAe
and authorizing the making Of option or other o.
tract or contracts for the sale OF said companyS et
lands and mining rights In Marshall County ". Va
and tho conveyance thereof. to such psrson or ~
sons In such and upon such terms and pies
as TO said stockholders may Seem best and. iAi-.
den,ay for the purpose Of considering and ADJUSTING
and providing for the adjustment and iQuid1aon' Or
all claims against said company or its property and
for the transaction OF such other business ~ ny
legally come before them
m " q nnp "; pAo"t'f ''-D 3
]. NJ. COTTON
HM L. NDoSALD.
A. ". COTTON ::
c. ", LESOX
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SALE NOTICE
Stock of Merchandise

On Saturday, February II, 1917,
commencing at ten o'clock a. M. at
Number 1908 Market Street. Wheel
ing, West Virginia. will sell at public
auction the stock of merchandise OF
the estate OF Albert Dttmar, deceased,
consisting OF office furniture and sup
plies, writing paper. stationery, books,
etc, also store fixtures and lease.
Terms CASH.
NJ. j. CULLINAN,
tsp Administrator.
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WANTED-Female Help

,a-l5-60t
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frankly "lCn IHe sllultLolt VIC mus
search our own national conclence
and learn how. far our own conduct
has gone 10 place us in the present
crisis.
LusitanIa Case Cited.
THE first land most cruel wrong
done 10 the rights OF American citl-
zens by the German government was
in sinking the Lusitania,' said Mr..
Works, And it was a cruel and un-
lust wrong to our people and to the
nation. But at the very time OF this
occurrence we were supplying to the
enemies OF Germany. arms and NUM-
tions OF war to enable them to carry
on the war against that country with
whom We were at peace.
THE Lusitania, passenger ship,
was loaded with these missiles OF
death"
Works criticized the administration
for permitting the Lusitanla to sail,
in view Of the warning given by Ger
many TO citizens of the United States,
into the very jaws of death. He said
he questioned the moral right of the
United States to tempt Germany 10
sink the Lusitania.
No Reason for Kindness.
This government cannot shield It.
SELF from the learlul responsibility ~
is bound to accept for this dreadful
tragedy" said Works. Certainly Ger
many has no, reason TO feel kindly
toward us.
"She must be judged as we must.
BY the conditions as they then exi
listed: conditions brought about by US
for merely commercial gain at the
expense of German lives"
Works credited President Wilson
with conscientious motives and pat
riotic purposes in all his actions" but
added:
with profound sense Of my own
responsibility as a representative OF
the American people I protest"
Works had greater alandhedjaifa
identvooiaEaa cmfwyp mfwEp mfwyp
Works said the action OF the Presi-
dent in stating in the Sussex note
that diplomatic relations would be
severed unless Germany abandoned
her method of submarine warfare was
"unwise."
Greater Cause Before.
I'VE. had greater cause to sever
our relations with Germany as the
reault of the Sussex jncident than
we have now" he added.
Works justified Germany's meth
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-SweepInS
provisions for communicating vessels
and other shipping facilities in case
Of war or threatened war are con
tanned in bill introduced IN 6oth
senate and house today and backed by
Il request from the administration that
it be pressed to immediate passage.
The president would be authorized
under the bill TO take over in time
of war or any proclaimed national
emergency" any vessel owned by a
citizen of the United States or by cor
portion organized in the mite d
States; any vessel building In the
United States; any vessel registered
under the American flag; any. vessel
purchased, leased or chartered by the
federal shipping board; or any other
instrulnentalitv of water commerce
within the country, including docks,
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Favorable Reports.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 7.-FGvorable
reports we're ordered by the house naval
committee today on three administration
measures which will be offered as
amendments 10 the naval appropriation
hill when It is TO be taken up In the
house again tomorrow for immediate
passage
One of the amendments would author
ize a bond issue Of sl50,00O,000 10 cover
the cost of prompt completion or war
shins nov: under construction and the
purchase or construction Of additional
submarines. destroyers and supplies.
Another would authorize the comman-
lecrinG by the government Of shipyardS
would appropriate 81. 100000 to purchase
basic DatentS of aircraft.
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B, & 0. ENGINE HITS
AUTO AT ELM GROVE
DR., AND MRS. T. H. SHIELDS HAVE
NARROW ESCAPE LAST
NIGHT
Touring Car Was Struck by Local shifter.
otner News of the out-the-Pike
District,

DR.. and Mrs. T. X. Shields. of Elm,
Grove. participated in thrilling expcr-
fence and at the same time narrowly
escaped serious injury last night when
the Overland touring car which DR..
Shields was driving was struck by the
b. 6 O.'S local freight shifting engine.
The accident occurred at Elm Grove.
where The National road crosses the Bal
timore a Ohio tracks.
Tho automobile was knocked aside.
The Icy condition of the crossing per-
mitted it To slide easily. otherwise the
accident might have resulted more dis
aStrously.
The machine was considerably dam
aged. one wheel being broken and the
side was crushed In. The occupants
were unin1ured.
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Missionary Society Instaus.

The Ladies' Missionary society Of the
Stone Presbyterian church met at the
home Of Mrs. 4. Il. Lewellyn. ON stone
Church road. yesterday afternoon. II
was the last meeting of the fiscal ycur
and the new officers were installed. MrSs
William SiSson read very interesting
paper on the INDIANS Mrs. l.. J. Her
vey gave an interesting talk on Korea.
After the installation and tho program
social hour was spent. The othccrS
Installed are Mrs Charles Ebcrs. prcsi-
dent: Mrs. l.. ]. Hervcy. first vice pros
idcnt Mrs. L. VI. Atkinson. second vice
PRESIDENT Mrs. \. l.. Carter. secretary;
Mrs Ella Wcidman, treasurer.
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Home In Scotland.

BUFFALO, \. Y. Feb. 1.-Jcssle
Robertson, listed as from Buffalo.
among the passengers Of the Anchor
Liner California, is not an American
She ia a nurse whose home is in Saint
Andrews, Scotland. Miss Robertson
was on her way home to visit her
mother after three years spent in this
country.
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They Are Scotch.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Mrs: Mary
]. O'Donnell and her three children
who were passengers on the steamer
California, had been on visit TO re!a-
lives in Southern New Jersey. In ap.
plying for passage tickets at the local
Office of the Anchor Line, Mrs. O,Don-
nell presented an order issued in Glaa'
COW and no questions were asked Ia
Where she lived. The family is Scotch.
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4 state examination will lie held Fri.
day. February 10. The examination viii
he in United States history and civil
government Pupils of The eighth grade
Who will finish school this year will be
riven the eXaminat ion.
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Christian Church Revival.

Arrangements have now been COM
plctcd for the revival services which
VIII be held in the Christian Church.
Elm Grove. commenting Thursday Feb
ruary 10. 1T 80 y. IN. Tho opening ser
mon will be delivered by the pastor, who
Will take for his subject "A Pointed
Question" Friday and Saturday nights,
the Rev. Olan Mozcna. OF Cincinnati, Will
he the preacher. Sunday. February is.
Rev. f: X Van Wrinkle. of the Island
Christian Church, will deliver the mas
sage and will preach every night dur
ing the week following. The sermons
each evening will he preceded by n song
service led by large choir undr: rho
leadership Of Mr.. Mason. Saturday,
evening choir practice will he held and
everyone over 10 years OF age IS IN
Sited to attend.
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MAY MEAN WARFARE
Continued from First Page.)

on one day since February l torpeuoeS
we're fired on sight al seven OF our
merchantmen without getting single
hit, We have taken measures which
we have every reason 10 believe VIII
Illustrate the L; boat warfare. Oh
course il is obvious hat we cannot
reveal lhpln-thc daily reports OF the
decrease in sinkings will be the best
evidence of our success.
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Ladies' Aid of Edgwood.

The Ladies' Aid OF the Edgwood l,nih-
ern church will hold a meeting at the
home Of Mrs. Charles Nickcrsnn ON
Porter avenue. February 10 at O'CLOCK.
Officers will hc elected and new con-
stitulion adopted. All members arc
nr,nl 10 nttNnl.
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woodsdale School Opened.

The WundSdale school was upcncu YES
terdnv after suspension of several
DAYS on account of gas shortage. Gas
is used 10 run the fan engine ami the
shortage made il Impossible 10 "peE-
Hte il.
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Funeral services for Mrs. iettie Al
klnson we're held yesterday morning AZ
II o'clock at the residence at AtklhSoh :
I,rosSinr Rev. X. NJ. Alrcracken, pas
tor of the West Alexander United Pres
bytcrian church. ofticiated. 1nterment
was in the West Alexander cemetery.
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Elm Grove Council Meeting.

This evening the Elm Grove council
will hold it's regular weekly meeting III
the town hall Council will take up the
subject of town Improvements.
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Elm Grove Schools Resume.

Elm Grove Schools Resurne.
Schools in Elm Grove resumed SEES
Sions yesterday after having been closed
since last Thursday by orders Of the
health authorities because Of the small
epidemic of scarlet fever. No new cases
have developed within the past week,
and the officials believe the disease has
been subdued. Tho quarantine also has
been lifted generally, permitting public
meetings to be held as usual.
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Was = Nurse Here

BOSTON, Feb. Miss Margaret
Sinclair, who was one of the passcn
gers on the steamer California. had
been engaged as a nurse in This city
and Brooklyn, for three years and
was returning to her home in lIeith
Scotland. She intended TO remain
there permanently.
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nicnmesad Rnnl IERue.

Prof, S. :. Jacob has returned after n
trim to Charleston. where the TrladrI-
uhiu district high school hond issue WAS
discussed with state officials.
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while the location of the ships IN other
harbors was such that navigation would
have been blocked if they had been
sunk,
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there permanently.

SIS your motor-car a self-Starter?9"
NO" replied Mr.. Chuggins. II have
10 crank up. But it's a selr-stopper,
all right. Star.
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Abercrou1bte ObseQuies.

Funeral services for Samuel .Abcr-
crombie will be held this morning at 10
o'clock al his home at Dallas. Rev. H..
Q. TraEardcn will ofiicIatc Intcrment
will be in the Dallas cemetery.
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for light clean factory work. Wheel
ing Can Co.. Forty-srventh and Eoff streets
ieb-7-u