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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
"CH!N CHIN" SEATS
ON SALE TOMORROW

To-iTrrr"w murnlUE at o'clock seats
VIII l." placed! an sale for charles lnl-
linghnn's Wonderful production chin
thiu." which comes Ia the Court SHtur-
day matinee and night, D.t0h"r e. In
terrSt III tho forthcoming engagement or
this big nrrlran musical comedy is Mt
il very high pitch and Judging from the
inquiries 1T the box office audiences OF
tremendous size will witness the two
performances here. Heading the COM
pamy. which is the only one presenting
this play on tour. are Doyle and Dixon,
two If III" foremost comedians and
duTccrS m the American stag" to-day.
They have starred successfully in The
Century Girl" "lloncymo"n Express.
stop. Look and Listen and the famous
Winter Garden shows. Eastern papers
are loud in their praises OF tho work of
the the stars and pronounce Doyle and
dixon as worthy successors 10 Mont
gumcry and Stone.
An idea Of the size Of the attraction
may br had from the fact that three
siXy-font baggage cars are required 10
transport their scenery. costumes and
electrical effects and Al stage hands are
necessary TO work the production. There
Is Il cast AMI company ur ia people.
which includes IL number Of we'll known
Stage iavuritrs. Tho prices for both
matinee and night will be soc. 75c. Sl.OO,
$50 and $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Oct =
Charters were issued today by tho sec
tetary Of state to the following CUT
porations:
Renvood OIL company OF Renwood: TO
operate In Tennessee: capital stock. ~
900: incorporators. Dan J. hlsa'l'e'.
New Marttnsvillc: John J. Shppnel:
take c. Garvey and W. J. Biake OF
Ranwood. and Joseph Ward OF "neei-
Ing.
international Sales Agency OF Charles,
ton: to operate at same place; caplta'
stock. $4,000: incorporates, George W.
McClintic, w. G. Mathews. l. r VII
Hams, Edward Hess and 3. D. Trusio"'
all Of Charleston
LAME Chemical company OF dun1ins
ION. to operate chemical Tnaao1ac1ur-
ing plant In Huntington; capital STOCK
$50 incorporators. Ralph u. LAME
Of Huntington. John Garrtn Oneonaeon'
Mich: Alton T. Roberts. Marouett"
Mich: H. w. Shelton. Negaunee' A'cn-'
Dan H. Ball. Marquette. Mich
Ritter Burns Lumber company OF
Huntington: to operate in Huntington
capttsl stock, $lon.h"0: incorporatorS. -
L. Ritter. B. r. Burns. H. X. Eutsler. e.
s. Williams and Paul ". Scott. all VI
HuntinSton.
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upon rho work Of another ycnr. Bishop
Sha:frr ann"tucr,! appointments i"r inc
West Virginia conference for the ensu-
Iug year as fullu"S:
stations.
Whncling-R. French Hurley.
Clarkshure |. Gibbons.
H[unting,un--J. ". Henderson.
Charleston. with institulc--L y. Pat
lcrSnn.
Mnrgantnwn---R. f.. Nrusum.
tlkins, with Thumas--t. T.. HurrinG-
ton .
rarkrrslurg. with BcIprc &C. y.
Thompson.
WciIShurg-Jamcs riipson.
l}uCkhanHUn-t. iirlrr.
WrStrru--A J. Sm""t.
Williamson. with Chattcrni j. l..
Griffith.
Hlucncld. with irinccton--G. H. Jen-
kns.
Circuits.
Petersburg Franklin and Mutcstown
Ia H." supplied.
Poverty. Meridian and nurbln-M. 4.
Harris.
Giartn. Mullin. rams and Itman--J.
W. Barrett
Madison. 81. A(hans and Ccredn--
Melvin Edwards.
Lester and Slahrrrk--S. J. HridGcs.
Marshes. Erkman and ErclcS--T. b.
Scott.
H", Coal MrAlrinr aud Winding Gulf
~. Mason.
Freeman ana C""dwill - l.. G. Hal
luWHy.
Holden mud Lafayette Fierce.
Logan. Ethel and Whitman IL lie sup
piled.
Entnrprisr and Mnntana--C T. Shaif,r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
DRUGGIST MYERS
WRITES FROM A
FULL KNOWLEDGE
Has Sold Thousands of Bottles OF
Nerv-W Worth. Customers Tell
of Marvellous Results.

The merchant referred to Is Mr.. z.
c. Myers, OF Washington, Pa, man
Of the highest standing in that city
and in the trade which has been the
vehicle of his success. In response 10
n request for a statement Of his expo
r!ence as a Wentworth dealer Mr..
Myers wrote the following striking
!, letter:
Washington, Pa. Aug. %, 1917.
Wentworth Company.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Gentlrmen--Neye during my %
years in the drug business have |
handled or sold a medicine which has
proven as satisfactory rs Nerf-Norlh.
Some Of the reports | get from per-
sons who have used 1t are marvellous.
have seen it used after years OF doe
toring, and even after patients have
been forced to bed. with better results
than anything previously used. Have
known it being given 10 Young DableS
for collie and other stomach and bowel
troubles with perfect results. 10 cite
one instance:
A baby, Is months old, would sleep
during the day and keep awake during
the night. This continued for some
time and the parents were nearly eX-
hausted. II also had considerable
trouble with its stomach and bowels
and was cross most Of the time. Tho
family physician was appealed 10 but
without any satisfactory result. one
night the mother gave II dose OF
Ncrv-Worth and in n few minutes
baby was asleep and slept we'll the en-
tire night. This was repeated each
night and in a few nights baby came
to know the Nery-WOrth bottle. would
take it in its arms after getting inc
dose. and 20 10 sleep. The child I'M
proved in every way. Slept better
had no digestive or bowel trouble and
became very happy and contenled. Its
parents are very grateful for Merry
Worth. but are too conservative 10
give a statement.
The fact, too. that I have sold over
5Snn bottles in little over n year Is
pretty conclusive evidence Of the mer-
its Of Nnrv-WOrth. for persons who
have used II would not recommend II
to others if il had moi given satisfac-
tory results.
Yours firmly.
+. G. MYERS.
Raor's Drug Store Soils Ncrv.Nnrth
in Wheeling Your dollar back If this
INA rvclnus" family tonic does not
help YOU or your baby.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
A. M. {, Conference
Announces Ministers
Rev. &. French Hurley ts Returned
to tho Waynlan Church In
This City,

6rcclal Dispatch To the Inf"!Scncct.
MORGANTOWN, Oct. 1.-The closing
sermon Of the African NJ. r. conference
was delivered by tho Roy. j. w. Fatt"r-
son. late of GallipOlis. Ohio. The ST.
Paul A. NJ. l.. church was crowded t"
its full capacity. RESOLUTIONS were
adopted expressing high appreciation Of
the manner and method charactcrlzFnE
Bishop Skaters management OF the
conference sessions. The resolutions
also expressed high appreciation Of the
gratitude tn. the pastor the Rev. Mr..
Newsnmc. Mr.. John Hunt. the ladies'
committee. the choir. the citizens and
the members and friends VIII" had en-
tended their hospitality. Thanks were
also returned to tho city papers for the
cons liberation shown the sessions.
After remarks designed 20 encourage
and inspire the ministers about IL enter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
CLARKSBURG BANKER =.
TO Be TRIED HERE
70 Be Arrntgncd u Federal C"HF' AH1-
Aonth-ThtrrY Alleged Liquor
Violations Dockeseti

It was stated ;.t u" ir';'''' '"','.''@
yesterday that there w:Ii t'N'''E Or q
number Of criminal E;.S''S :" t'' '''<l'H - :
the fall term OF tn" tn.i' states 49,
srtct cour, here. which v''n\-' ms
Gay, October 10. :; = i't"ht"'' '''''' sI.
Of the most lnlpurt;tr. bank cases nc
has been tried IN ;tr state irr H'n'-
time will be on tho docket. Inc We
fendent Is William II. Lows f9I Z"
One of the most prominent BANK or
In Harrison county. He IS tG'tSe". VIZ
misappruprlation ~ the FUNDS o. one -
Clarksburg'S largest banking ms.
tions. More thar 30 witnesses nay '
been summoned end an array o. 'ue
best legal talents IN the state n;'s oe.
retained by the defen6Hnt' AS>'S'a ',,
District Attorney J. J. /. s'F'en WV
likely be the chief representative 'o'
the government.
It Is probable tina; Il number "' "S',s,
criminal cases will De- tried. ihc'u''ne
more than u score OF alleged E'"'t't ''
OF the Reed amendment IN ortns'"s
LIQUOR into Yves, Virginia III El"!ae'o.''o1
the federal enactment. wn.c"
transferred yesterday from inc
Marttnsbur term 81 court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
Supreme Court.

Punitive damages ars not recoverable
in an action for Il false arrest ana nm
nrisonment made or caused by prI-
vate person. upon a sudden and gross
proyocation and without any previous
luminosity. It WIS held today by the SUI
preme court Of appeals in the case Or
Lester Allen against Eugene L"plnSXE'
from Mcdowell county.
Such damages" the court held. when
recoverable cannot b" allowed in addt-
ton TO the compensatory damages. I'M
less tn, latter ar Iaa'icQuat" AS punish
rnent OF the "ff"naHr.
If in an action against a private
rerson for ha"iu;, caused tho arrest and
of the plaintiff. without
a warrant and for \ m!Sdctn"an"r. the
proof shows the defendant merely re-
Quested the officer I" make the arrest
and suggested the requirement OF war
rant and that the Officer. after having
expressed his opinion that. in view or
the circumstances as represented TO him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
Howe's New Production
Combines Films Of Facts With Those
Of Merr1er Mood.

No matter what efforts arc made by
other film producers, Lyman II. Howe
whose Travel Festival comes 10 the
Court tomorrow and Friday with mat
lnrr daily. always ContrirrS on each re-
curing visit 10 maintain his nation
wida reputation rs Americas foremost
exhibitor. II iS for this reason that he
commands tho patronage alike OF r"gu-
lar thcatreEurrs as we'll As Of hundreds
I'm each city who never attend any othCr
attraction. His new production CON
ducts spectators TO Il point 'Somewher"
In the Atlantic" aboard Uncle Sam y
rev navy to form Il closer acquaintance
with the latent power OF our mighty
naval units.
America Is further represented by a
delight full journey over the taScaIc
Mountains lE Washington Ell route the
Great Northern railway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
river news

Al ll:3n Yesterday morning the Lib
crty left the local wharf. bound for
NV MalnmnrnS with n capacity car
r.. This morning at tho same time
the Milton will leave for the down river
trade center and this afternoon at 4
The Z. Dunbar will pass down for Long
Bottom from Pittsburgh.
The river stood nj IN" usual stnEc OF
feet last evening. The stages at tho
NrMcchcn dam were about the SAME,
the pool registering 1i.S feet. and he
low the wirkrlS shows : feet. II was
reported that the river will fall slight
" within the next ~ hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03

were passing Camden Park. near Hunt
tnEtnn. In an automobile. in which they
had "a quarts Of alcohol. l2 quarts and
- JintS "C whisky. Tho four men were
tried, convicted and each were fined
sion and sentenced to two mouths In
Jail.
Ed Ridley. George Icvcss and Mike
Allet OF Gary. were arrested by NJ. T..
Ketchum at Kcnova. each having in his
possession more than tho legal amount
Of IntnXicnnts. Each was fined 500
and sentenced To two months in Jail.
w. Z. Graham reported the confisca-
tion and destruction nf e. pints of liquor
from trains at kcnova.
Nick Sallctt or Logan was arrested
with 40 gallons Of grape wine In his
possession. and was convicted and fined
500 and sentenced TO Jail for two
months. Alex Johnson of Holden was
arrested with 80 gallons OF grape wine
III his possession, and was fined sln0
and sentenced to Jail f"r two months.
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by eye witnesses OF the "ffcns'. war
rant VAS unnecessary. made III" arrest
without the assistance or participation
OF the defendant. there is no right or
recovery. upon the evidence. aud fhH
court. if requested to do so. should di-
rec: u verdict frr the. defendant.
The court held. in the case nf Hattie
Hawkins against the Southwestern Mu-
tual Fire Insurance company. that "a
married woman. who. with her own
funds. constructs n house upon lot be-
longing to her husband. under m agree
me,lt that he will convey such lot Ia
her in the event she builds n house
thereon, has an insurable interest there
in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
Increase Granted.

The public service commission today
allowed tn" Pittsburgh and Wrst Vir-
GINA Gas company To INCREASE It's rates
20 Industrial consumers. This was done
following an agreement reached last
week between the Industrial consumers
In Taylor and Marion counties and the
gas company Public schools. hospitals
churches and public buildings Will I,;ly
IN the future 10 cents per thousand
cubic feet Instead of IL cents as for
melly. The new rate for industrial con-
sumers will he 2@i: cents for tho first
800. 900 cubic foot and IL cents for all
in excess Of that amount. The gas COM
rany operates in MurEantowu ami other
cities in the northern part OF the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
"AUTO GIRLS" TODAY

II you arc fond Of good singing. galrtE
and a hearty laugh. go /" the court this
afternoon or evening and seq The Aut"
Girls" n rollirking. juggling hurIcsquG
entertainment that will nff"rd YOU tw"
The company Is headed 10y Carol Schrnc-
der, q singing and dancing rrima donna
who won the New York Telegraph most
popular hurloSpuc artist" contest iaSt
raar and she has very able assistance In
James Lake aud RilIy Barnes To- say
nothing of tn" sixteen pretty chorus
girls who know how To sing and dance
Then thor" is the celebrated hig.littlc
Captain barnett and his 81 inch tai son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
uest tt-rtnians Warned.

Governor Curnwcll has received from
49, portland Cha,uber or Commerce.
portland. Ore. bulletin warning the
neonl, against misleading and eHaG-
scrated advertisements regarding rail-
way grant lands that are being thrown
open in California and Oregon Tor set
tlenlent and purchase.
The chamber Of commerce indicates
that many inquiries are being received
from this state AMI that much m'S'n-
formation is being furnished the people
nv land spectators. The object OK 'a'S
bulletin sent uut is to prevent persons
being lured 10 that country ny nl'srep-
RESERVATIONS. The land IN question: ~
not open yet for settlement. most or 1t
being in the mountains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
Iiouor Copfiscatious.

Seventy-fnur warrants and tho con-
fiscatinn Of 800 quarts. 2.5?6 pnts and
III half pnts of whisky. II quarts OF
alcohol. III pints of beer 49n gallons
Of utd"r and 34n gallons OF wine were
the results Of the operation Of the state
nruhihition departments Officers In the
; month of September. 1t WAS announced
to-day by Commissioner Hallanan.
A large number Of arrests and con-
vlcIIunS also we're reported tn the de-
'par;tn.ut today. |. J.. Howell. w. G.
Preston. J. ~ Merely and Sherman An
dcrson were arrested by Officers
ketchuu. katzcm and Cain as tho four
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03

Prosecuting Attorney t. ~ LITTLE.
norr today notified the kanawha county
court TINT unless il officially approves
81 list Of 100 police DEPUTIES. as noni-
mated 10y Sheriff :. =. Jarrett under the
provisions Of the West Virginia nome
guard act. by next Saturday no would at
once proceed against the court by man
damus in the higher courts.
Though the sheriff has presented as
many a. three different lists OF citlzers
for appointu"nt. the court has dectlneo
to approve any Of them. the PRESIDENT
VI. 2. MALCOLM. once giving ms reason
for refusing approval that the law IS
unpopular.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
GYM BOOMERS
Distributed to Girls OF High School
Last HiSht-And such
Commotion.

"Oh. gimme mine!" Isn't that cute"
Does mine fit me-" How do you get
these things on Gee. Id hate u
be boy and have to wear these things
all the time" Just A few OF the maid
emily calculations heard at the high
school last evening when the girls re
ceiYcd their gym boomers. There was
n terrible mix up. IT seemed that they
did not fully understand the mcchan-
ism OF the rather masculine garments
which were being handed out to them
by their physical instructor.
The boomers are made OF black MA
terial and arc for work in the gym.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
WILL PRACTICE HERE.

Austin Is. Woods. AN attorney. was
Introduced I" thr board nj county COM
miSSinnrrS yesterday morning; hy .AVi"r-
nrr j j. tuniff. Mr. W""ds intends Ia
pril"iI"" law il Wheeling ard appeared
hrtur" tn" county commissioners to Sc
cure tn" customary r"rtifira;" which
must accompany his Application tn the
supreme court nf alpralS for permission
In nrHrI iI.t. IN Ih. SinlN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
THIEVES AT WORK.

Sixteen dollars in money and A guam
tity Of clothing was stolen from the
home nf Samuel Lauchford. ChaplInr
street. Saturday night. bui no complaint
was matls t. the police until yesterday.
when Lauchfnrd APPEARED at hcadquar-
tiers and asked that they make an effort
to locate the stolen articles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
SENTENCED ON TWO CHARGES.

Charged with creating Il disturbance
1T th- HON" NJ AIRS. Harris. ~ -
South wabash. on IN" lSlnuI. Il.i.n l.
SramOn was arrested by officer l:r,.!irr-
ton. but put IN fight with rh' L. Ice
man before being fnaliy landed n jail
When Sh" faced th,s police court ilidgo
yesterday morning. Sh" was Tined $40
and costs "r !" days ia jail "n III" first
charge and So ami costs: TAR 80 days in
jail on the latter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
THE SEPARATION HURT.

Ulysses G. Jones and his divorced wife
came To Wheeling from Flushing. o.,
yesterday afternoon and wCre rr-wcd
They were divorced som" time ago, but
decided that they had made n mistake
in becoming separated so they came
hero. secured a liceuS" and were mar
ried by n local minister, after witch
all over again
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03

The psaltery was strinEed musi'
cal instrument TO accompany the
voice. In the prayer book version Of
the Psalms the Hebrew word is given
as lutte" This instrument resembled
tho guitar, but was larger with con-
veX back, resembling gourd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
River kilograms.

DAVIS ISLAND D-hM--Stage 90 feet
stationary. Cloudy.
STE.U I3ENF1LLE- Is stage 10 feet:
falling Clear.
PARkERSHURG - Stage los feet:
stationary. Clear.
MpRGANTOWN--Stag" ca feet: sta
tionnry. Clear.
OIL T1TI-Stagc inches: station
nry. Clear.
WhKEEN - Stage. zero: stationary.
lear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
WILL ueEh co1oRED MISSION,

Rev. Il. 6. Gordon. former pastor OF
The Mt. Zion Baptist "kurcn Of bridge
sort Will open I Mission for cnlor"d
people Mt 5" Zanc street on the Island
ant will hold serv Ices there az som ~
'urnitu-a can Ne. installed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
|DON'T NEGLECT
| YOUR STOMACH

n YOU are not able 20 digest yon:
food, II you lack All appetite. II you
stomach Is suar. gassy. upset. your
tongue coated. your head aches and you
arc dizzy and have heartburn us"
Mi-o-na at once, the first dose brings
sure. safe and effective relief.
Buy now-today-a fifty cent box. =.
H. Griest & Co. can supply you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
HOME on FURLoUGH.

Home from Camp l.'s' IN ii furl"uGh
to attend tll. funeral ~ his brother q.
O. White whn di"I at his = home ON
Browns Run. on Saturday, Francis ..
White reports Ill In" chi" county boys
we'll and says Tiny an" b"rHminE used
to camn life amp are working hard
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COURTS TO ADJOURN.

Both branches Of tho circuit court
will close tn" September term this wcrh.
Judge Addlrman will adjourn Fart one
to-day and JudG" Ii"rv'y Will 'l"S" Fart
Two on Saturday. TIL" next term OF the
courts will open in November.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03

yesterday. Moses MITCHELL Young COL
r-rd hoy. WAS uIrkrd up ard taken IT. III"
ohio Valley hospital. where II was
found thai he had merely boon stunned
by the fall. lie was later able To go to
his homie ut Twentieth and Main street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-03
Mission Stations

Sutt0n---W. t.. Gibbons.
Red Star--Wm. Saunders.
Missionary auh "VauErIISl-Mrs HIT
tie tnrloiIa Washington.
Trnnsfrr-T. Is. Mc''"nucll Ia Irtts-
burEh conference.
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gambler

Rev. N. C. Clough delivered a fine
sermon at Providence Methodist Prot
estant Church Sunday afternoon. There
was large crowd present.
There will be Christian Endeavor at
Providence Methodist Protestant
Church Sunday evening. Topic Love"
The leader will be Miss Eva NJ. Ford.
Mr.. John W. Barnes and niece, Miss
Florence Hunt and Mrs. Levi Barnes,
of Baltimore, spent Sunday with Mrs
Florence G.. Barnes.
Mr.. Todd Ford and sister, Eva, spent
Sunday with their uncle and aunt, Nr
and Mrs. David Zepp, at Hampstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Brothers spent
Sunday evening with Miss Dorothy B.
Barnes.
Miss Ethel Phillips spent Sunday ev-
ening with Miss Laura Brauning.
Mr.. John Green and friend, Miss Lii
liam Lockard spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Frances Hoff.
Mrs. Viola Spurrier, of Asbestos
spent Monday with her father, Mr.. Levi
Barnes.
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TANEYTOWN.

Mrs. Edna Baum and daughter
GLADYS, of Baltimore, are the guests
of the formers sister, Mrs. Jas. Rog-
erS.
IA. P. Garner and wife spent Sun
day afternoon with their daughter
Mrs. Roy c. Keefer, at Union Bridge.
Mrs. Mary Clousher died at her
home on Frederick street, at > O'CLOCK
on Saturday morning. Mrs. Clousher
underwent an operation about year
ago. but has been in failing health
since her return from the hospital.
She is survived by three daughters
Mrs. J. n. o. Smith, Mrs. Robert Cling
an, all of Taneytown, and Miss Alice
at home, and two step children, Mrs.
Philip Fresh, of Baltimore, and David
Clousher, of Iittlestown. The fun
eral was held Tuesday afternoon at
the house at 100 p. m. Services IN
charge of her pastor, Rev. .. k. DOW
ME, assisted by Rev. W. J. Marks. In
torment in the Lutheran cemetery.
Mrs. Guy Ourand, OF Washington
d. c., is the guest Of her mother, Mrs
Mary Crapster.
At the Lutheran parsonage on Sat
urday evening, April %, Mr.. Guy r.
Winter and Miss Lena Rinaman were
united i'm marriage by the pastor, Rev.
L. b. Hafer.
hardwood Angel and wife spent
Sunday with his brother, Lester W.
Angel, and family.
Our usual sign of spring arrived on
Monday, John Dorsey (BoliVar)r but
all signs seem to have failed this year
Rev. d. J. Wolf of Appolo, Pa, spent
several days in town this week.
Mrs. Maggie Hilterbrick, OF Titles
town, spent Tuesday with her tather
Judson Hill, and wife.
Mrs. E. F. Smith and daughter, MISS
Julia, spent Wednesday in Hanover.
Mrs. Laura Barrick, of Woodsboro
spent from Thursday until Saturday
at the Reformed parsonage.
Mrs. Oscar d. Sell entertained the
following at supper on Thursday even
ing: Rev. and Mrs. Guy P. Brady and
Mrs Laura Barrick, of WOodsboro.
George Garner and Mrs. East and
son. of baltimore, spent the week
end with John Garner and family.
Rev. and Mrs. Guy p. Brady and Mrs
Laura Barrick spent Friday last IN
| Hanover.
Rev. Guy p. Brady left on Monday
for Hanover to be absent two weeks.
Miss Ruth Knox, Of Baltimore, spent
the weeks end with her uncle, VIM
Knox.
Mervin Creager and family, Of Han
over. and Mrs. Elizabeth Welkard, OF
! New Oxford, spent Sunday with j. :
Bower and wife.
! Master Ralph Baumgardner was run
! over by an auto on Tuesday while al
plav on the state road, but no bones
were broken.
. Mr.. Chenowith had his arm injured
! on Monday while trying to crank his
auto. While no bones were broken
the injury is quite painful.