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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-14
Pays to Advertise

CAMP LEWIS. TOCOMA, Wash,
Dee. 14-Private Sullivan, Goth COM
pany, 166 D.. D.. is n of the most
popular men in the northwest.
He got his name and picture in
Tocoma and Seattle papers the other
day along with a group of soldiers.
Wednesday he. received 81 letters
from families. who want to get ac-
puainted with and help. out soldiers.
Sullivan turned most of the letters
over to less advertised members of
his companies.
Sullivan believes firmly now in the
power of advertising.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-14
Advantages Of 4 Esxe

OLYMPIA. Wash. Dec. 14-Here's
the advantage of raising a pet W
and her lamb on your front lawn n
parking as listed by Agriculture Com
missioner benson: Profit to the ow-
ner; saving of labor; car and fertil-
ization of the lawn; destruction of
weeds; entertainment for children
and grown-ups; development of a
acter and responsibility in children by
giving them a duty to preform in car
ing for the sheep and a patriotic SER
vice in helping lessen the world
shortage of meat and wool"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-14
LIVE NEWS OVER
THE NORTHWEST
To Reduce Expcnscs

SPOKANE, WASH, Dec. 14.-Me-
thods to reduce expenses of maintain
ing athletic teams was discussed at
the annual meeting of the Northwest
Collegiate conference here today. The
conference ends tomorrow.
Representatives of Oregon, Wash
ington, Idaho and Montana schools
are attending. Many delegates favor
prohibiting games between distant
schools, as such. contests entail
heavy travelling expresses. Freshman
participation in intercollegiate. games
and basketball and football schedules
for the next year are also being dis
cusSed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-14
Best FISH is Chcnnest

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 1.-THE
best food fish caught off the coast of
Washington and Oregon is also the
cheapest. according to a report made
by City Chemist Galloway. The fish
is the black cod.
Analysis of black cod showed 1871
per cent fat, l6 per cent protein and
95S calories per pound.
The sale Of black cod at the mu-
nicipal fish market is being pushed
as a result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
GERMAN MEMBERS
OF |, W. ", Will Be
INTERNED BY j. s.

SEATTLE. Wash. July 13.-The
United States government has decd
ed In take of tho !. ". W. organization
that part of ii which is German, or is
dominated By German influence, &C.
cording TO announcement to-day by
United States District Attorney Clay
Allen. The men will be interned, Mr..
Allen said.
Investigation by government agents,
said the district attorney. showed
large percentage Of the Industrial
Workers 10 be alien Germans. Mr..
Allen continued:
"Attorney General Gregory. al my
request, authorized the internment Of
all German enemies who are affiliated
or have taken part in any movement
or plan seeking 10 bring about indus
trial or agricultural disorganizalion
My conception Of the rule is that
this will apply and reach any alien
enemy who eSra bliShes record OF un-
relb!ily either in residence or en-
ploymcnt. 1t is APPARENT that this is
not the time for I. ". VS. and their
kind 10 be shifting around from place
to place. They must seek employ
ment and keep ii if they arc 10 re.
main out Of Jail. or an internment
camp. The very fact that they are I'M
reliable is a circumstance sufficiently
serious Al this time 10 warrant the at
tention Of government officers"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
SEEK RECEIVERSHIP
FOR THE PUGH STORES

CHICAGO. July 13.-The Superior
Court was asked to-day 10 appoint a
receiver for ihn nugh Stores Company
capitalized ~ $"00nn.0 n1, and operat-
ing ~ stores in Iowa. Indiana Wis
ronsin. MChran and Illinois. The
complainanlS. two Iowa stockholders.
aIlrgc that The company owes Sl6n.OQO
and has M cash to meet its obllga-
lions. though assists of S6n0.Q00 are
ascrIhed 10 tho company.
James y. Pugh. president Of the
company. is named rs one Of the DO
PENDANTS. Reference was made by
counsel for the stockholders ~ mail
order list known rs The Fred Lundn
list, said TO have been obtained from
Fred Lundin. who is known as The
political adviser Of Mayor Thompson.
and for which. the petition asserts,
81 .OOn. 900 in stock Of tho company was
given 10 Pugh. This list. the com.
plaint alleges, has never been used,
and is Of no value 10 the company.
Sales Of goods at less than cost 10
raise money are charged in the bill.
which also asks an injunction n re-
strain the defendants from dispnsing
of any Of the company's property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
THE NERVE OF THAT
REGISTER BUNCH

II certainly is funny how some
people take things 10 heart. All that
We said was rha, The lnteliigencer
force was contemplating the organMa'
lion of ball Team, and before we
hardly GET il OUT Of our mouth. ms
impertinent Register bunch pops up
and says that they know whn the not
shots were thrown at, and they here
bv challenge us 10 a game. They are
probably innocent Of the fact that We
have some of the best material out
side the biz leagues. and that severa
fattcring offers have been made 10
certain men on our force. They prob
ably don't know that Augustus Schad,
West virginia.. star twirler. would
adorn The mound in the event that we
appeared against ihHm. The probably
never heard of Bill" Frohme, the
hraviesi hitler thar ever cusSed
copy. boy. and 4. Stewart, VI. Camp
bell, |. BOnar and why great guns,
wa would have Them beat before the
umpire yelled batter. up. But far he
il from us 10 braE We will just 20
10 work and show them.
u. II. r. Parrish. who will be remem.
bered as the nrGanizor Of the Anti
Baseball Association. is now Eve are
proud TO statr) The enthusiastic cap
tain Of our tram. having been elected.
so through his lircleSs efforts 10
organize a team thai would he worthy
Of The paper which it will represent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
CLAR|NGTON

Mrs. John W'oolley and two children
IF Athens. O.. who have been visiting
relatives near town. returned home on
Sunday.
Mrs a. r. Kalhneisch and daughter
Myrtle Of UIrichsville. O.. arrived In
town Saturday for visit with rela.
tivcs.
guest Of relatives in this locality. for
the past three weeks. returned home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Muhleman Of
Martins Ferry were guests Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. ". T.. Messerly Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Heimbrodt Of
Brewster. o.. former we'll known resi-
dents OF this place. are the guests Of
friends in town.
Mrs Charles Brown and sons have rn-
turned To their home at Clarksburg. W.
Va. after a weeks visit here.
Joseph and James Junkens Of Paden
City were visitors in this vicinity on
Sunday.
Harold sayre Of Alliance. o.. is the
guest Of his grandfather. J. w. Sam
ford.
Mr.. and Mrs T. c. Evans and son
drove in from Columbus Thursday and
will visit with relatives.
Mrs. Gus Muhleman Of Martins Ferry
was the guest Of relatives and friends
in town this week.
Mrs. Gee Baker and children OF New
Matamoras, o.. are visiting parents and
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Rea.
Sam S. Staufrer and family OF Hanri-
bal spent Sunday with relatives in this
vicinity.
The show boat Sunny South gave
good performance TO a large audience
at the local wharf Wednesday evening.
The remains of Andrew Johnson. I
former resident Of this place were
brought here Sunday afternoon and In
TERED In Darlington cemetery on Mon
day afternoon.
Many are being vaccinated on account
OF case Of smallpox In town. The
case Is under quarantine at the Central
hotel and the health authorities do ont
expect any further outbreak OF tho dis
ease.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
South Side Briefs.

Mrs s. Kline. ~ South Eoff street. Is
seriously i'll.
Mss Anna Gc!ncr. Of Caldwell Run
has heen removed IL tho Ohio Valley
General hospital.
Miss Christine Asthmus or Eoff street
continues iii AT tbs ohio Valley Genera!
hospital.
Miss Aurclia snyder % Merritt str""t
is recovering from An illn"ss or several
.in;S
Mrs. Gencvieve Worth. Of Water street
Ia spending a few days with friends AT
Sand Hill.
MISC 1osnrhIne Mason. of South Eoff
s,rnnt; Is recovering after an illness OF
Il week.
MICS Ethel Dawson. Of McColloch
qtrneS. IS visiting with friends at Pnr-
kershurG.
Miss Clara Martin. Of Jacob street. -
sr4ndlne tho weck end with relatives nj
Minen Junction.
CLYDE Cunningham. OF Jacob street 10
improving after an illness.
A,!ss Ruth SchontZ. " Jacob street.
has as her guest Miss Ethel Clark or
Hinton.
Fl. r. Dnvis ri Merit, street. Is visit
Ing his brother. Ralph DavfS. or War
wood.
Miss Ruth Hall. OF Detroit. hns re-
turned to h"r home after visiting Sev-
eral weeks with friends in this sn"tion
Of the city.
Clark Baker. of Jacob street. ~ sur
farins with atI injurnd foot.
Miss Estella James, Of Cleveland. "a
visiting h.r sister. Mrs n. X. Hart, IF
Water street.
Miss Cl..mrntlnr Itnhy. IF South Eoff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
AMERICAN CELEBRATE.


PARIS. July 1%.-Observance by the
American troops in France of the
French national holiday is provided
in a proclamation issued today by
Major General Pershing. It follows;
July 1t is hereby declared a holi-
day for all troops in this command.
The people throughout France will
celebrate on that day the declaration
of the sacred principles Of liberty,
equality and fraternity, in defense
whereof we are now in France to
fight by the side Of the French sol,
diers. This is glorious privilege that
the American army has in uniting with
the gallant soldiers and loyal people
os France in acclaiming with them
on their national holiday our own de-
votion to the same high ideals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
BOARD OF EDUCATION
MEMBERS INDICTED

CHARLESTON. W. Va, July l3.-
Charging that officials unlawfuly and
fcloniouSly cmbezzled and converted
to their own use certain money and
other property belonging 10 the build
ing fund of the board of education of
Kanawha district, Fayette county, an
Indictment has been returned against
the board of education members. SUI
pervlsor and secretary in kanawha
district, 1t was announced here to-
night.
The amount of the alleged embpz-
element is stated AS $1,000 in the in.
diCtment. which is made against ]. p.
kincaid. o. C. Edwards and S. B. Nor.
gan. kincaid. the president, was in
diCted separately on the charge Of EN-.
bezzling $500.
During the last campaign the charge
was made Of alleged irregular drafts
issued by the board. The State tax
commissioner has just completed an
audit Of the books, The result Of the
audit not having been made known as
yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
JUDGE M'ILVAINE
AGAIN A CANDIDATE

sreciAl Dispatch to tho Intelhgcncer.
WASHINGTON. Pa, July 12.-Upon
the petition of 81 members Of the
Washington County BAR association
Judge McTlvaine. who has served 81
years AS a Judge OF WASHINGTON
county courts. will be 4 candidate for
fourth term. Although more than
20 years old he is active. hale and
hearty. In conserving 10 be candi'
date, he said:
Il will accept the office for another
term. or for so long as | am physic-
ally and mentally able TO perform his
duties" In a letter addressed 10 him
the attorneys said: Relieving il for
the best interests Of the public. in
GLIDING taxpayers. litigants and the
many unfortunates who now come be-,
fore our courts. We feel that you
should continue in your present posi-.
tion on the bench as long. as you feel
that The work is not An undue bur-
den"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
Dallas Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. sam Kittle Of Calls and
James Seaton and son Walter OF Calls
we're guests at dinner Monday OF MI.
and Mrs. c. y. Stricklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Crawford enter
tanned at dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. Wylie
McWorter. Miss Laura Kimmtne, Miss
Dulcie and Cleve Crawford.
Miss Mildred Guy. who recently I'M
dcrwent nm operation at the Martins
Ferry hospital. for. adcnoids and en-
larGed tonsils, is recovering nicely.
Miss Bertha Caldwell returned Sun
day from tho Martins Ferry hospital
where she was operated on for appe-din
citis.
MIR and Mrs. Will Miller and Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Pattison attended the funeral
of their brothcr-in-law. James Donley.
OF West Alexander Tuesday.
Miss Maris McG1umphy returned 20
her home at Deep Valley Sunday after
pleasant visit with her brother Mason.
Mr. and Mres. Billy Cumpson are the
proud parents OF a lew baby girl.
Will Davis returned to his work Of
rig building near Waynesburg after
spending a few days with his family in
Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. cy Dnsmore Of Wash
ington, Pa. are visiting Mrs. Ellen
Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Alexander and
daughter Martha OF Warwood spent SIM
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Trussel
Mrs, Daisy Garrison and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartley of Moundsville were guests re-
Gently of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Barnhart. :.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
NEWS BRIEFS

-Emmpt Carney. son Of f. j. Car
nry Of the South Side. is at present
studying for rho priesthood at the
Capuchn monastery at Herman, Pa,
and is 10 make his vows today.
"A Cadillac roadster stolen from an
Ohio side Young man in the red light
district Thursday night was recovered
By the policcc yesterday.
a E Cameron. newly appointed
inspector Of weights and measures, as,
sumcd his duties yesterday. He for,
merly was sanitation officer in the
health bureau.
The Wheeling Traction company
having completed repairs to Its tracks
on Market street will start repaving
Monday. HasSan block will be used
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
TIMELY DISCOVERY
NIPPED BOMB PLOT

= CHICAGO. July 13.- Forty.three
. bombs. containing VIVA, was said 10 be
an explosive. were Intercepted today
.by the city police and men OF the
department OF justice. The bombs
.1werA being shipped TO East St. Louis
swith a carload OF. scrap iron. None
4Sof the bombs contained fuse and
H1t was believed they were designed
TO explode by conclusion ar by flre.
. One theory Is that the bombs were
designed to explode when quantity
:of scrap iron was being fused In fl
misunderstanding plant No details or
The discovery OF the bombs were
given by H. G. Ciabaugh. head OF the
bureau OF investigation. to whom the
discovery was reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
FILES APPLICATION
TO LOWER ITS RATES

CHARLESTON. W. Va, July 10
I'VE feel that The present lighting
rate is exorbitani for our patrons re-
ceiyinC tho heating and cooking serv-
ice" the unusual statement OF the
Monongahela Valley Traction COM
pany. Of Fairmont. which today filed
application with The public service
commission 10 change its rates. The
company supplies consumers in Fair
mont and desires 10 charge rate Of
three and one-half cents per kilowatt
hour and a monthly minimum charge
of 81 for each meter installed. The
company also desires TO lower the
rate 10 manufacturers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
BRAZILIAN FLEET
TAKES UP PATROL

RIO JANEIRO. Brazil. July l3.-An
agreement has been reached under
which tho Brazilian fleet will assume
the responsibility for patrollinE the
entire Brazilian coast line. from tho
Guiana border 10 the southern bound
airy Of Brazil Foreign Minister Pc
canha conferred with the marine min
lister to-day in regard TO putting this
program into immediate effect.
Announcement was made In Wash
inglon on June 80 that the Brazilian
navy had begun to cooperate with The
American warships In South Ameri.
can waters in hunting for German sca
raiders and SubmarineS.(
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
URGE RAILROADS TO
AID EXPORT EMBARGO

NEW YORK. July l:.--The railroads
OF the country wet.' requested To-Day
By the government 10 plac" By, tele'
gram an immediate embargo upon
goods for eypo:t mentioned III the
presidents proclamation except where
bills Of lading are accompanied by
federal licenses alE horiZ"d by the eA
port council.
The motto. 10 ll,railruadS follows:
pursuant 10 Ihr proclamation or
the president OF the United States.
dated July >. barring certain exports
except under federal licenses. rail-
roads are directed 10 place icleEraph'c
embargo, effective immedlalclE'
against all shipments OF coal. coke
feed, grain. flour and meal thereirom;
fodder. meat and fats. fuel OILS. keTo'
senc, gasoline. pig iron. steel pl!lrls.
ship plates structural Shapesl. scrap
iron and steel. fcrro-manGneS'. 1"r-
tilixers. arms. ammunition. EXPLOSIVES
CONSIGNED. rsconSiSned. /" be- recon
signed. or intended for export. except
when bill of lading presented WIN
federal license number iurnlSheu OF
authorized ny expor, council at WASH
incron and according TO announcement
of drpartmunt OF commerce. together
with hermit number authorized by
tn" port delivery road.
Arrangements have been made I'M
der which all shipments consigned 10
points in Canada can 90 forward as
hererofore, special licenses covering
same having been issued through tho
customs SERVICE II is suggested thar
mort lines protect against accumula'
ttjonS Il; ports by placing such on
barge is necessary against cars in
Transit.
All port lines should ,immeditely
;i,,au.urat" permit system covering all
lrXpor; traffic"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
NOVEL BRITISH PLAN
TO OBTAIN RECRUITS

NEW YORK. July ia British
submarine chaser today entered the
campaign being carried on here for
recruits for the British army by lining
all craft carrying passengers passing
the Battery. The speedy little vessel
drew up alongside Coney Island boats
and ferries alike and asked for volun-
teers from among the passengers. The
chaser formerly did natrol outside the
three.mle limit until the United States
entered the war. Later the boat will
visit towns on Long Island sound and
along the coast to make a special ap-
peal where other forms OF advertising
have failed
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R|OT|NC FATAL

ST. Louis. Mo. July l3.-t>nc man
was reported Killed and between 4" anu
~ injured in rae" rinIInc That prnKe
ont b'.twc"n American and foreign MIN
ing men III and near Flat River. NO.
tonight. Flat River Is in ST. FRANCOIS
county. about 80 miles southwest Of 81.
Louis.
Reports received her" indicate that
Am"rIrnn horn miners are indignant be-
cause nj alleged preference on the part
% employers for foreign labor. An "@o-
duS " Foreigners from tho city was re-
ported. with Americans, most Of them
armed. in pursuit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
ENTERTAIN SAILORS.

BOSTON. July 13.-Wealthy resi-
dents OF this city have responded 10
the appeal Of Chaplain A. W. Stone
Of the navy yard that they do their
part in giving wholesome recreation to
the blucjackets stationed here. Week
end parties are being made up for the
entertainment OF the sailors at coun-
try estates along the north and south
shores OF Massachusetts bay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
COL. GROSSCUP HERE
Promin ent Charleston Manufacturer md
President Of Gas Association In
City On Business.

Hon Fred Paul Crosscup Of Charles
ton. prominent manufacturer AMI newly
, inctrn president nf The West Virginia
Natural LAS Association. arrived IN
Wheeling Yesterday for 4 short business
risit. col GrnSSrup came here from
rarkcrshurg. where h" attended the an
IuIal convention Of III" association.
which ended lath Thursday night. He
will probably return 10 his h"m in
[ charleston tonight
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Funeral for Dorothy @7nc williams.


- beautiful and !:slfrH*S;"H were IN"
fun.ra: services ~ ,:"a: !it,lH Dorothy
> Jane Williams. IaGSht"r Of Mr.. and
sMrs Eol":, = Williams. which took
6place from -" h"m" -: h:r grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred <. Williams.
7restcrda; ;t:tarrSnn At tii"u"""d
Heights. The !:rv Dr. J. NJ Potter *
the Vance N"m"-I~! church MAS IN
/; charS" assisted ~ ~" i2n". J. /. t.HN-
: enberssr oc III" Third church. Whe"li:g.
Sympathetic amd ,"nd"r w"r" III" COM
fortinG rsrarES - ;hes" two ministers
Mrs E.,si" C;;IuGiinS-pGEa sang hcour!-
!. f1illv ;hs ;wo !ar"ritr hyr1?s o! this
= sweet chiEH. One was JESUS Wants Me
: for A SUNBEAM" 'hn other. Jesus Loves
aMe" Tho borrowed parents and grant
. parents have the sympathy of their
siuar: friends IN 'eheis great loss.
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Briefs.

Miss Elwin Sherman loft Saturday 70
ho tho guest nf friends in Weilsburg for
two wc"ks.
Harry McMunn. Of Toronto. Ohio, Is
visiting his parents. of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert O'Ncal. NJ Ports
mouth. Ohio. are the guests hf Mrs.
O'Neals sister. Mrs. y. f. McCoskey.
John II. Bishop. 0f St"uhenville. ONO
spent some time this week In N" city
as the guest of his son. William BISHOP
If the North End.
Ralph konntz. nf Athens. Ohio. was
the guest Of hi sparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob koontz. this week.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hennen. Of Sa-
lem. Ohio. spen: the Foudth with Mrs
Hennens parents. Mr.. and Mrs: Theo
Soladine.
Mrs J. P. Fishel has returned from
visit with friends in Marietta. Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
mo4n LIQUOR ARRESTS.

CHAIR. W. Va. July l3.--spe-
cial Agent George Grass, OF tho Kanawha
a. Michigan railroad. to-day se!sed o
trunk containing ba plnts OF liquor which
had been checked from Columbus TO
Charleston, The liquor wan destroyed.
loo CloutIck, of Logan, WAN arrested Mt
Huntington with four and ono hulf p!nts
and draw penalty OF 300 fino md two
months IN Jail. officer NJ, Z. kotohun.
arres,ed loo Hunter, MORO, Of Mate
wan. with thrse pintH NJ Kenovn, where
h, drew n sentence similar TO Cloutick'L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-14
When the Skin Seems Ablaze
With Itching and Burning

not find a blood remedy that ap.
Il has been on the market for nity
years, during which time 1t has been
giving uniform satisfaction for all
manner Of blood disorders. II you
want prompt and lasting relief. you
can rely upon 8. 8. 8. For expert id.
vice as to the treatment Of your own
individual case, write today to CAlAt
Medical Adviser, Swift Spac!1e
M.277, AltAua, G.
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Hal1-McInttre.

Thursday morning Mr.. Harry Han
and Miss Dosia Mc1ntir" were united IN
marriage mt the homo Of the bride on
North Main street. The bride Is the
GauG 1t"r of Attorney and Mrs. James
Mc1ntir" Gf this city. Mr.. Hall Is
prominent oil man in Cleveland Ohio:
formerly a resident IF this. city and In
ttrcstrd in tho oil business in WetZei
county. The happy couple left at $50
for cleveland. where they will make
their future homo.
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new MART|NSV|LLE.

NEW MARTTESVILLE, W. Va. July
13-Mrs Glenn Barrick. formerly
resident OF This city. hut who has nceh
residing Mt tlarksburG for the past le"
years. met with q fatal accident. Mrs.
Earrick was leaning against an "in
fence and il gave way with her ana
allowed her L. fall in such manner
tina; her arm and spine we're p'tE
broken. SnH only lived a. short limo
after the accident. Mrs. Barrier mas
ST veral brothers and sisters residing III
this city. The remains were hrouHht
h.. 70 and intcrm"nt mhdc IN Williams