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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
THE THEATRES
"wHEN DREAMS CONE TRUE"

When Dreams Come True" the first
musical comedy written by Philip Bar
tholomae. author Of Little Miss
Brown" VERY Good. Eddie" and Over
Night" will be produced at the Court
theatre on next Saturday matinee and
night. Silvio Hetn, who wrote the score:
will be remembered as the composer OF
some Of the most pronounced light opera
successes.
The three acts OF ''Whcn Dreams Come
True" are entirely different in outline,
the first carrying some dramatic touch
es as well as a number Of comic situa-
lions; the second is farcical and the
third has musical and dancing features.
The play contains no fewer than seven
teen dancing numbers. most Of them in
vented and directed by William Pruette.
Jr. the leading member of the cast. In
the company in addition to Mr.. Pruette
will be found Lorraine Lester, Carmen
Ercelle Connie Mao, Anna Little. Helen
Freebern, Harlan Briggs. Roy E. Butler.
Abbott Adams and r. e. Palmer among
many others. A chorus Of exceptionally
shapcly and handsome young women Will
act US u background for the principals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
WARWOOD IS UNDER
new ADMINISTRATION
Newly Elected Council Makes APP,
pointments at Midnight Meeting.
D. L. Poole is Named
Serdeant

Good morning. Mayor J. H. Mont
gomery and other officials Of War
wood, who formally took charge of
the affairs of that city at l2:O1 O'Clock
today.
At meeting of the council elected
in a recent municipal election, pre-
sided over br Mayor Montgomery, this
morning, officers were elected and the
council committees announced.
The result of the election Is as fol
lows: ID. l.. Poole, town sergeant;
Charles j. Smith, city solicitor; DR.. j,
w. Walden. city health officer, and
C. II. Sutton. street commissioner.
Mayor Montgomery announced his
council committee appointments as
follows: Elections. a. G. Reister, X.
H. Mcclure and J. W. Weller. Fl.
nance, J. w. Weller, John Mitchell aid
Charles Welshanns. Health. c. P.
Doty, George Mooney and A. G. Res
ter. Streets and Lights, r. j. Nc
Cracker. G. =. Doty and R. II. Nc,
Clure. Ordinance. 4. G. Reister, John
Mitchell and C.. P. Doty. Petitions
and demonstrates R. II. Mcclure.
Charles Welshanns and r. J. Nc
Cracker. Scales and Concessions,
John Mitchell. George Mooney and
Charles Welshanns. Compensatory
of officials, r. ]. McCracken, J. ~
Weller and George Mooney. Audit
ing, Charles Welchanns. R. J. Nc
Cracker and ]. W. Weller. Police,
George Mooney, c. p. Doty and A. e
eistcr
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AGREEMENT IN CAR
WAGE DIFFICULTY
IS LIKELY TODAY
JOINT CONFERENCE CONTINUED
FROM YESTERDAY UNTIL
THIS AFTERNOON.
Report That Strike Had Been Called
is Erroneous-Both Sides Think
Matter Will Be Adjusted.

That Wheeling Traction company
officials and the trolley car men VIII
arrive at a settlement OF the wage diff
ficulties today, Is the opinion OF lead
ers on both sides. A conference has
been called for l o'clock this after
noon at the Island barn, at which the
men will present final proposition.
Excitement came last night al a
rumored six o'clock strike on the
Wheeling Traction company lines.
That time had been set at a meet
ing last Saturday as the hour when
the men Of the union VIC Id take &C.
ton, provided the wage S. uatlon had
not been settled. But at our O'Clock
yesterday afternoon the meeting for
one o'clock today was called and the
six o'clock provision Herewith can
celIed.
The men want 80, "a and IS cents
an hour wage scale. They are now
receiving from % to 81 cents and the
company offered them bonus Of two
cents to be rejected at any pay day
before which any company rules mad
been violated.
Just what agreement will be reach
ed this afternoon Is subject OF spec
ulation. Resin Orr, international Sec
rotary of the Amalgamated Associa.
ton Of Street and Electric Railway
employees, said last night that every
effort would be pushed to get the 32-
1896 cent scale this afternoon. I'm
der no conditions, said he,. would the
men agree to a rate as low as the
present, even with the two-cent bon
us attached.
With Mr.. Orr, the car men will be
represented this afternoon by the ex.
ecutive board Of Messrs. c. E. Bar
tlebaugh, president; B. D. kennon,
member from the Island barn; Ford
Moore, of the Island barn; Sam Will
son, Of the McMechen barn; Martin
Oats. Of the Panhandle division; p.
A. Odell, president Of Division 252,
252, Steubenville.
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\ Traction system. is seriously Ill VIII
pneumonia at his home in the Moun0

Traction system, is seriously Ill witt
pneumonia at his home in the Moun0
City.
Miss Bessie McNich Of Wheeling.
spent yesterday with friends IN
Moundsville.
Eugene Barney has returned to ms
home in Steubenyille, O., after spend
ing a few days with friends mere.
Joseph Palmer returned yesterday
to Detroit, Mich, after a visit to MS
parents in this city.
Williston Fish, Of Pittsburgh, Woo
president Of the West Penn Electro
companq, is spending few days IN
the CITY attending the wage seals
conference with the street car work
ers. -.
Mrs. S.. G. Hudler. an aged and re.
spected resident Of South Wheeling,
is Ill of pneumonia at her home on
Main street. Her condition was re-
ported as serious last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian G. Hearne Will
arrive the first of next week from
New York, where they have been
spending the past several days.
Attorney S. G. Smith has recovered
from a slight illness.
Miss Susan Taylor, Of Altoona, Pa,
is a guest at Hearnelee, the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hearne.
C. r. Nighborall. Of Parkersburg.
has returned after visit OF business
and pleasure here.
Mrs. Jacob Forney, OF Warrington,
W. Va, is confined in the Ohio Valley
General hospital for an operation. -,
Mrs. J. T. Koen, Of Warrington, w.
Va, has returned home after a visit
with friopdc In Wheeling r., \
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hendersh0s
and little daughter, Of Paw Paw, w
Va. are spending several days In
Wheeling. -
G. O. Basnett, of Wheeling. has been,
in ClarksbWg for few days.
James Mcintyre, local business
man, is in Clarksburg. on business:
]. Hampton Baumgardner, publicity
representative Of the Baltimore z
Ohio Railroad Company. spent 4 rev
hours In Wheeling yesterday, arriv.
ing during the forenoon from New.
York. He left on the commercial de-
yelopment special train.
Mrs Charles Winnem, or Sixteentn
street, 1t Ill at her home.
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BAUER aABRILowTT6C
CONCERT TONIGHT.

Wheeling will have as it guests today
three Of the foremost musicians Of the
world In Mr.. Harold Bauer, Mr.. Ossip
Gabrilowitsch and Madame Clara Glenn
ens-Gabrilowitsch. They will appear at
the Court Theatre tkSs evening in the
Nineteenth University Club Concert-the
fourth OF the present season.
This will be the first appearance in
Wheeling Of Mr.. and Madame Gabrilo-
witsch, and will also be the first two
piano recital over given in this city as
far Us any available record Is concerned.
Several requests for solo numbers by
Mr. Bauer and Mr.. Gabrilowitsch have
been received. but Of course no attention
can be given to these. The entire work
Of Mt Bauer and Mt. Gabrllowitsch will
be two plano work and their part Of the
program Is made UP Of original COM
positions for two pianos.
Madame Clemens VIII appear in two
groups OF songs and will be accompanied
BY Mr.. Gabrilowitsch. AS part Of her
second group she will sing ITO Ny Be-
loved" recent composition Of her hus-
band,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
FRANKLIN WILL. GIVE
Y, M. C. A. FIVE BATTLE
Too Cotnetter and Team. VIII Arrive In
Wheeling This Afternoon-fast
Preliminary Arranged.

One OF the most interesting games Of
the season is expected tonight when
the y. NJ. five meets the Franklin col
lege team. The New Athens boys turned
out u crack team last year. defeating
the Davis-ElkinS five. runners up for
the State championship by the score of
A. to ~.
In their game with the locals last
year. Franklin gained ten point lead
in the first half. but lost out in the last
few minutes OF play by several points
Franklin this year. is much better
than last. having three regular players
back. in addition to two more stars
Then too. they have in Joe Coinetter
the former University Of Michigan
basketball star. is the coach and 1t is
understood has developed team that
will wreck some havoc among Ohio col
leges. The squad is composed Of Man
ager Frater. Captain Mcconnell. NAL
Malcolm, Healey. Douglas. McFadden,
Mitchell and Pritchard
AS preliminary game. the students
of the T. NJ. W III meet the Bridgeport
Federals.
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INTOLERANCE

Tomorrow the seats will 60 on sale
for D. w. Griffith's latest spectacle, In
tolerance" the attraction for February
;. :, at the court Theatre. Two per
formances will be given daily.
Nothing comparable to this production
In size novelty and entertaining quail
ties ever has been shown upon any stage,
it is said. Amazing magnitude and even
more amazing detail. & revolutionary
method of presenting four stories almost
simultaneously. and the most gigantic
settings ever erected for theatrical
production. arc some Of the most impress
sive features of this spectacle. So in
terestng and important II its theme,
loves struggle throughout the ages, that
prominent newspapers throughout the
country have discussed it and praised it
cditorially.
Six months at the Liverty Theatre.
New York, and long runs in Chicago,
Philadelphia San Francisco. Los AnEn-
les and Pittsburgh. testify TO the popu-
larity of this new creation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
WHEELING MOLD AND
FOUNDRY FINISHES SHELLS

1t s said that tho Wheeling Mold 4
Foundry company at its Manchester
plant the first Of the week competed the
last lot Of gigantic order for siX-inch
shells for the allies. Men TO the number
Of 400 or more. who were engaged IN
filling this order arc said TO have found
new employment at the Peninsula plant
or at some Of the other big mills in the
city.
The Manchester plant has been run-
ming at full capacity for several months
turning out this order OF shells. Tho
plant was operated during the rush by
three turns Of workmcn. n eight hour
Sbiftc
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About People
Movements OF individuals to
and From the City.
AT THE HOTELS.

Rogers-M j. Kcltner, Parkersburg;
r. ]. Crow, Littlcton; D. Fl. Arnick. Jr,
Clarington; d. II. Arnick, ST., Claring-
stanm-J. r. Nissan, Sardis; E. j.
Orr, Shirley; w. II. Jack, Weston: Tony
Parkalor. Steubcnville; Aug PoJsuri'
Windsor-Geo. r. Barnes. Fairmont;
G. A, Weinig, Endicott: c. L. Sanford.
Washington; John w. Ritchey. Bannock;
w. T. Williamson. Charleston.
Grand Central. P. James, New
Martinsvillc; Miss Irene Dow, Marietta;
Mrs. c. Foraker, Marietta; c. 4. Knew
McLurs-J. NJ. Marsh. Cameron; R
NJ. Lclande, Clarksburg; C.. B. Turner,
Mannington H. B. Beatty Mannington;
a. ID. Johnson, Steubenville; c. Il. Juer-
CONS, Buckhannon: r 81. Cowl, New
Cum berland; c. A. Marrow washington.
Mrs. Paul Kalkreuth, ST., of 1891
Wetzel street, underwent Il serious
operation at the Ohio Valley General
hospital. She was resting nicely last
evening and her friends hope for her
recovery.
H. II. Marsh, commercial freight
agent for the B. & 0. railroad in the
Petersburg district, formerly of the
Wheeling district, spent yesterday IN
Joseph Rst, one OF the oldest mo
tormen in point Of service on the
Moundsvile division Of the wheeling
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.PENNA. STUDENTS DID
NOT PROTEST IN Vain
University Committee Of Athletes Re-
Tolweu "Hot Acceptable"

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 31.-The COM
mittee on athletics Of the University OF
Pennsylvania tonight rescinded Its &C
ton In declaring Robert &. Folwell mot
acceptable" as head coach OF the varsity
football team.
After three hours OF elaboration the
committee. through its chairman. Dr..
Arthur w. Goodspeed. made the fol-
lowing announcement:
AT meeting of the university COM
mittee on athletics. at which various
interests were represented. Mr.. Folwell
being present 1t was voted that Mr..
Folwell's name be restored 20 the list
Of tentatively approved candidates for
next years football coaches"
The action Of the committee In de-
ciarinE that 1t would be 'unwise" to
re-engage Folwell caused Il storm Of
protest. kilograms and petitions from
students and alumni in all sections Of
the country urging that he be reta incd
were received by the university author
tiles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
OBITUARY
Samuel Morningstar Funeral To-day:

Samuel mOCn1uRBLAI unoIdA AOu~J'
Funeral services will be held this ART
rrnnon at o'clock for Samuel n. Morn,
ingstar, the Confederate veteran ana
highly esteemed citizen who died IN the
family home. 1919 Eoff street. late Mon.
dav night following brief attack or
pneumuia The Rev. Arden b. Miller,
of the Emmanuel Baptist church. VII!
officIate. and the services Will he held
in the place Of death. Burial will be
in Greenwood. 40
MIR. MorninCStar was more than so
wears old aud had the distinction OF nav
ing been with "Stonewall'' Jackson the
night he was shot and killed at Chan-
ccilDrsvillc. lie was an aidc-de-!amp
70 Jackson. RE had hung in his home
a stIrrup taken from JackSons. boot
after his death. which he exhibited with
considerable pride.
Mr., MnrningStar married Miss Ann
Seay, OF Virginia. January .. 1861 and
only Il few weeks ago celebrated their
golden anniversary. Mrs. MorninEstar
IS critically ill., Mr. MorningStar lived
in this city n great many years and was
one ri the most widely known and hlgn-
Is respected residents of South Wheel
ing. Surviving besides his wife are
two daughters and two sons. Mrs. Joh'
T. Lashnrn and Mrs Joseph Lcech. hoth
nf This city. and John MorntngStar' OF
Wheeling. and John Mnrningstar, OF
Lccstown, jefferson County.
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RAPIDLY PASSING
Death of Captain Garrison Reduces tho
Number Of Historical DOloGASto1
TO Only Two. -

IN speaking OF the death Of Captain
Alpheus Garrison, aged "a. VINO alea
about ten DAYS ago at his home on Ped
lars Run, Monongalia County, an aged
Wheeling citizen said yesterday that In
the passing Of Captain Garrison It nov
leaves but two living members or the
,, famous and historical May convention
which met in this city in the Linsly
Institute buildtng-then the state cap
ital.
THE convention was held May 10,
1851. and was attended by 500 dele
gates who voted to make West Virginia
a separate state from Virginia. :
William J. Brown. OF Grafton. and
Captain George r. Latham. Of Buck.
gates to the famous assemblage," said
the speaker.
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confined to her homo on account of Ill

Henry Baicy of Elm Grove, has been
confined to his home for the past fe"
days on account OF illness.
II. Lislc, u carpenter for the 3. 4 q.
at Elm Grove, Is confined TO his home In
West Alexander with pneumonia.
Robert Hclmbrcck, of Triadelphia, IS
much improved after q severe illness or
pneumonia
Harry Shook of Limestone. spent yes
tcrday in Elm Grove.
Fred Klein is out after having been
confined 10 his home for several days
on account Of Illness.
Charles Simpson Of Philadelphia. was
severely injured when he was kicked in
the face by horse.
John McWhurtcr Of near Viola. sptnt
yesterday in Elm Grove on business.
Several out-the- pike business men at
tended the Open Forum meeting OF the
Commercial Association. yesterday ut
tho NIcI.urc hotel. Vice President A.
w. Thompson Of the i. & o. was the
principal speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
ELM GROVE SCHOOL
CLOSED BY. BOARD
BECAUSE SEVERAL CASES OF SCAR
LET REvER ARE REPORTED.
Churches and Theater Also Closed.
Situation Is Not Alarming,
PHYSICIANS Say.

The Elm Grove graded school was
ordered closed for the remainder of the
week yesterday afternoon by the board
of educatio because Of the existence OF
4 number OF cases Of scarlet fever. Tho
situation Is not alarming, physicians
say, and the closing Of the institution
was taken as n precautionary step to
prevent the further spread OF the dis
ease.
Revival services which have been in
progress in the First NJ. +. Church Of
Elm Grove were suspended for the time
being last night The Majestic Theater
has also bern closed.
Seven cases OF the disease had been
reported up until last evening. The au-
thoritlcs believe that few, il any more,
will develop The Elm Grove school
was fumigated last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
JUNIORS WIN AND LOSE
IN INTER-CLASS GAMES

In the Inter-class basketball games mt
the Wheeling High school gymnasium
Yesterday afternoon the Junior boys and
the Freshmen girls were victorious. The
girls game. played first. Sasulted in
victory for the Freshmen girls by IL
tn-6 score. This game. despite the one
sided score. furnished many interesting
thrills for the lovers OF the floor sport
attending.
The Freshmen hoys In their game
with the Juniors were NOT so forum nate.
ard were beaten Is to 10 In one OF the
fastest games played between the class
es this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
POLICE P1CKUPs

n. Reed, alias J. Biede. was arrested
last evening by Detective Alonzo Raper
on a charge Of stealing a typewriter
from one of the Wheeling Terminal
railroad offices. He was committed &c
Jail to await 4 preliminary hearing. Tho
typewriter which belonged to Wheel
ing Terminal telegraph operator, was
recovered.
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Cole ObseauieS.

Funcra services will be held for Miss
I.cva Virginia Cole. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Cole of Sand Hin. ut
Il:30 this morning from the home Of
her parents Tho child died Tuesday
aftcrnon at o'clock Of typhoid fever.
Rev. II. q. TcaEurdcn will hay" charge
IF the services. 1ntrrmcnt will be IN
the Stone Church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
MOTORMAN BURNED
John lyden, of Belaire, Suffers Burns
on Hand and Arm When Fuse
Blew Out.

John Lyden. motorman, living IN
Guernsey street, Bellaire, was pain.
fully burned about the right hand
and arm last night at o'clock when
a circuit headline fuse of a Wheeling
traction car blew out while he was
adjusting it in Belmont street at Bell
Lyden's burns were dressed by Or.
r. S. Wright, OF that city, and after
he was able to run the car into the
barn. The many passengers were
much frightened by the, explosion.
II was reported at the barn last
night that Lyden would be able TO re-
sumo his duties in few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
'LINSLY OVERWHELMS
MARTINS FERRY TEAM
Scores Decisive Victory In Past Game
At L1ns1y Armory Last Night.
Second Team Defeated.

The Linsly Institute basketball team
defeated the Martins Ferry High School
five last night. so to 10. The game
was played in the Linsly armory and was
attended by a large crowd. Llnsly play
ed especially we'll throughout and
showed splendid development over
previous games. This was the first
game for the Martins Ferry lads and
they showed a lack Of practice. They
scored only two field goals. the excel
lent foul shooting Of Talbot bringing
, their score to IS. Reid and Russell
played well for the Cadets.
In a preliminary game the LtnSly
second team was defeated by the Bap-
fist Midgets, 81 to 10. The lineup:
Linsly Martins Ferry
WeImer Talbot
forward
Menkemiller MISREPRESENTATION. Litton
forward
Reid NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Kerr
center
Sinclair NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Taylor
guard
Russell Observation-Disclosures. Updegraff
guard
SubStitutionS: Zeh for Weimer. Field
goals: Weimer. 4: Zeh. 2; Menkemiller,
/ Reid. 10; Russell. I: Kerr. /; Taylor,
l. Foul goals: Weimer. 1; Menkemiller.
4; Reid. /; Zeh. /; Litton. 3.
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Council to Meet.

The Elm Grove council will meet
this evening und the new Councilmcn
will take their places. 4 marshal will
be appointed this evening. The coun-
cimcn who took office arc: II. II. He'd
dyick, George Confer. MILFORD Winters.
Henry +. Scharffcr, John V. RcIstcr. Re-
cordcr Harry Smith and Mayor Il. w.
Campbell.
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Rirfhhnu ninnar.

Las; evening {; very delightful u
o'clock dinner WAS given At the homo
of Ira White. lo1 Springdalc avenue
In celebration Of his birthday. The even
ing was spent informally with various
diversions. Those present were: MI
and Mrs. james Clemens. D. J. Boykin
Of East ST. Louis. ILL.,: Mr.. and Mrs.
John V RciStcrS. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. j.
Shepherd. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walters.
Darwin Walters. james Walters. Doru-
thy Walters. Miss t'ricda Clemens, Faul
Clemens. Mr.. and Mrs Ira White Miss
Lucille Leo White and Roland Shepherd.
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INTO BANKRUPTCY
II. A. Lennon & Co., Local Mantle
and Tile Dealers, File
Petition.

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was filed yesterday in the local fed
eral office by H. A Lennon & Co..
mantle and tile dealers. with offices
in the Schmulbach building. Harry
\. Lennon is the head OF the firm,
The assets and liabilities total only
L few thousand dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
rwoMs1EY JOINS BOSTON CLUB.

BOSTON. Jan. 31.--GcorEe Twonbley
an outtie!der who was purchased from
rho Raltimore club of the International
League I few days ago, agreed TO terms
with the Boston Nationals today. Bust
ness Manager W. T.. Eapgood' announced.
Twombley formerly played with the Gin
cinnati Nationals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-01
Min. Coal at woodlawu,

wheeling Coal Company has let the con-
tract for erecting IL tipple and other
structures necessary foi the operating
of 4 mine to the well-known contract
ing firm of Bushon 4 Lehman. The
company recently purchased i tract OF
coal land at Woodlawn, near the hotel
and will mine the coal from slope
Instead Of shaft" Work Will be
started as soon as possible.
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burial of Mr., Tracy.

Following funeral SERVICES heIH IN he
home of his daughter. Mrs. Chanrles II.
Price. Of sos McrullOch street. Tuesday
t.ranjnr tho burial Of William Blake
Tracv, veteran city employe. took place
I'm Peninsula cemetery Yesterday MORN
inr, The Rev. Claude Porter Terry. OF
the First Presbyterian Church. offlci-
atcd. The pallhcarers were William
Trary. Charles Price. Allen McKown.
George Price. William Price and An
1rrw MARSHALL
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Funeral for Mrs. Rauch.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held for Mrs. Barbara laauCh IN
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. Philp
AlhinEcr of 81 Nineteenth street Mrs
Raurh died in the home Of her dauEh-
Ter in Renwood Sunday. The Rev a. l..
BcnZe. of Zion Lutheran Church. was IN
charge Of the services. 1ntcrment was
In Mt. Wood. ,,,,
The rallhcarers were Phillip Albinger,
Henry Rauch. Jacob Rauch. George
Baari. Frank Leach and John kunz
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Bake Sa1o.

The First Christian church OF Elm
Grove will give a bake sale al Winters
Butcher shop on Main street. Elm Grove
Saturday, February ard. Tho ladies
Of the church will have charge.
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to enter high school but before She
matriculated she passed away.
Funeral for Mrs. Hsdiger Today.

This morning at $40 O'Clock funeral
services will be held in the family home,
6o7 Grandview street, for Mrs. Mary
Hediger who passed away Monday. Re-
uuiem high mass will be celebrated. IN
st. Alphonsus' Church at O'Clock, with
interment in Greenwood cemetery.