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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
Use Zemo for Eczema

Never mind how often you have tired
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying little zemo
furnished by any druggist for Csc. tx
ira large bottle, $l.00. Healing begins
the moment zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace of eczema tct-
ter, pimples, rash. black heads and SIM
liar skin diseases will be removed. =.
For clearing the skin and making IT
vigorously healthy. always use zemo' inc
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. 1t is not a
greasy salve and it does not stain; Wnen
others fail it is the one dependable treat
ment for skin troubles of all kinds;
Thu r. W., Rose Co.. Cleveland ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
DAUGHTER Of THE
GODS VVONDERF Ill
TWO PACKED HOUSES WITNESS
THE WONDER FILM OF
WILLIAM FOX.
Annette KeIIermann, WORLDS Aquatic
Star, Seen in Remarkable
Performance

"a Daughter of the Gods" another
William Fox feature film production,
which is being shown all this week.
matinee and evening at the Court
theatre, pleased two more large audi
ences yesterday afternoon and last
night. The picture is without DOUBT
one of the greatest Of its kind ever
shown In Wheeling. Lovers or Inc
higher class of moving pictures are
high in their praise OF the stupendous
presentation and judging from the
advance seat sale every other per-
Torrance during the remainder OF the
week will be witnessed by packed
houses
While the star of the picture is
Annette Kellerman, who Is universally
known for her many adroit aquatic
feats, the many other prominent char
acters are ably portrayed by perform
erS OF note and whose names appear
at the head of the list Of FINLAND
stars.
Miss kellerman herself needed no
introduction to the theatre-goers OF
Wheeling and although she Is seen
here only in the picture the local
people consider themselves quite for
tunale. This Is the second time they
have had a glimpse OF her achieve
ments in The water. Heretofore she
has appeared only IN high class pro-
ductions visiting only the larger
cities. In "A Daughter Of the Gods
this noted actress is seen at her best
and the producers of this magnificent
screen play have spared no time. or
expense 10 accomplish all the original
and unique ideas Of the authors.
Thousands Take Part.
Thousands of men, women. children
and horses take part in the great pro-
spent for buildings, costumes and
other equipment in order 10 present
the drama in its every detail. Much
of the paraphernalia is destroyed in
the great volcano and fire scene.
All the scenes of the picture were
taken on the Island of Jamaica by
special permission Of the British gov.
eminent and more appropriate spot
would be hard 10 find. The scenery
is OF exquisite grandeur adding con-
siderably to the elaborateneSs OF the
production.
AS the story unfolds itself on the
screen the spectators are made 10 for
get that they are busy, practical bust
ness men and women. and for the
three hours that it takes TO present
the play they are carried back once
more to the days of their youth and
made believe that they are children
again. While back in the days Of
childhood "A Daughter of the Gods"
refreshens our memory Of the fairies
and witches, gnomes and elves and
the mermaids. And while watching
the capers Of these imaginary crea-
lures which are beautifully woven
into the story we are carried to a
the world and its cares behind.
One OF the features of the local pro-
duction is the symphony orchestra of
thirty. pieces which furnishes the
music throughout the show. The
music was especially arranged for "A
Daughter OF the Gods and the
musicians are employed by the COM
pany. The picture will be repeated
twice daily throughout the week.
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MARRIAGE REGISTER
NOW RECAPITULATED
Younc People Between 20 and Is Years
of Age Were Most Susceptible
to Cupid's Darts.

Mrs. Elizabeth F. Brubaker, chief as
Instant In the office Of County Clerk j.
&. Wells, yesterday completed the big
task of recapltulating the Ohio county
marriage license register for 1916.
The recapitulauon shows that for
the wear young people between the
ages of 20 and % years proved most
susceptible to Cupid's darts, $50 Of the
1886 males to whom licenses were is'
sued being included in that classified.
dor. while sos Of the females granted
the States permission to wed through
the legal channels of Ohio county
were in the same age classification.
To wed after passing the half century
mark, however, WAS not uncommon,
and two men between the ages Of 10
and 80 years were granted licenses.
The recapitulation follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
MITINGER RETAINED AS
w. & ]. BASEBALL COACH

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. Pa, January ~
Howard L. Mitinger. former Penn
State luminary will again coach Ing
Washington and Jefferson basebali
team. No official announcement mas
been made. but il Is understood ,haI
Manager Bryon and Mitlnger nave
reached a satisfactory agreement.
Washington and Jefferson has lhe
nucleus of a strong left for the 1917
campaign. Moser, Heyman. Leyclc,
Artman and Greenway were lost by
graduation. Of the five men named
Heyman's loss will be felt the greatest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
TWENTY-ONE CASES OF
INFANTILE PARALYSIS

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. s.-Re-
ports have been received by the state
department Of health from Elkins. show
ing that there are - gases of intantlle
paralysis in that town. Ten cases de-
yeloped during the last week.
The department has been advised by
the authorities at PhilIppi and Junior
that these town have quarantlnetl
against Elkins and has suggested that
A number Of other towns near the Ram
dolph county seat do likewise.
Another warning was issued by the
department against taking children TO
ElkinS. and agents for railroads haNe
been directed 70 not sell tickets to FL
kins 10 any children under lG years old.
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FOREIGN REFUGEES
ARRIVE AT BORDER

LAREDO. Texas. Jan. ga train
load of refugees arriving here tonight
from various points in Mexico includ'
cd 80 Americans. l. British subjects
and a few other nationaliues. They
reported property destruction by al
legged Villa followers in the Torreon
section.
A prominent Mexican refugee said
that when Villa captured Torreon. De,
cember q. the troops committed all
kinds of depredations in the city. not
even differentiating between natives
and foreigners
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
MANY PROTESTS FILED
AGAINST BELL RATES

CHARLESTON, w. Va. Jan. 9.-Com-
ulaints are numerous from citizens IN
the upper panhandle of West Virginia
TO tie Public Service Commission
against tn" proposed advance In rates
mo inri,v nr Drut cStS received within the
iasi few days are from patrons OF what
vas formerly the Consolidated COMPANY,
onnrating in ohio county principally.
4 flat rate has been charged in that
territory. but toll rate Is proposed.
Tho bristol oil and Gas company. oper-
ating In the northern part of the state
has applied for permission 10 advance
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Moundsyille Briefs.

James =. l.akin, president OF 'hI
State board of Control. was h"'c yes
lcrday making his regular inspection OF
The state pcnitrntiary Mr.. l.akin touhu
c,,ryll.irg in first class shape al the
institution.
Key. II. e.. Gaunt. Of the Prcsbyt"rian
church here preached Mt Cameron last
evening. r,,,o;r
O., Is spending several days here Win
Mrs. s. ID. Myers Of Second street.
Harry Duncan has returned 10 ms
home here from Pittsburgh. where he
spent several days with friends -,
Mrs. j. Z. Francis, who has Deem III
at her home on Fifth street. continues
to improve. i,
Mrs. George church of Littlcton. Is
spending several days here with r"la-
tivrs.
Miss Lillian Simpson. who has fecn
i'll at her home in Glendale. Is lmproF-
ing.
Mrs Guy Knapp is confined 10 her
home on Fourth street with the grippe.
Harlan ruurlwright is confined TO MS
ZONE ON Jefferson avenue with illness.
Mrs. Paul V. Wilson. of JEFFERSON
avenue. who recently underwent an OPP
GRAFTON for Appendicitis. is getting
along nicely. 80,
Mrs. j. u. Barbour. who has been III
at her homo on THOMPSON avenue IS
ininruVinE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
TROOPERS CAPTURE
SEVEN FILIBUSTERS

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, Jan. 9-Seven
prisoners we're taken by men Of The
First New Hampshire Infantry regl-
ment in the brush with filibusIers SAT
urday night near Zapata, Tex. accord
ing 10 an official report ar Southern
Department headquarters of the Unit
ed States ARMY. Firing began when
The New Hampshire border patrol in
tercepted large number of Mexicans
crossing the Rio .Grande, the report
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TO NAME. AMERICAN.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. O.
Official notification was received here
to-day that President Valdez, of Pana-
ma, had been authorized by the Pana'
mn assembly 10 appoint an American
fiscal supervisor to rehabilitate the
public's tangled finances. A recon-
inendation for the POI; will be made
by the State Departn INT. where sew
eral men are under consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
FIRST DIPLOMATIC DINNER.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The first
of the seasons diplomatic dinners
was given tonight at the White House.
The entente diplomats and all the
neutrals were invited, and at announcer
dinner January Is, the central power
diplomats and the neutrals WIN pc
he. Mace of the usual diplomatic re-:
ception which has ben abandoned
since the war begun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
ALASKA MAY NOT BE "DRY."

SEATTLE, Wash, Jan. 9.-AlthouSli
Alaska voted dry" by large majorl-
ty last November, it Is an open que5-
ton whether the territorial legislature
which will assemble March 4 at Jul
neau, has power to enact law 10 put
into effect the will of the people. Many
Alaskans con;en1 ar act Of Congress
is necessary. The referendum vote
declared for prohibition beginning
January 1913
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
BENWOOD
May Be Mass Meeting.

Council, at It's. meeting last u1suI
did not take any action regarding the
proposed construction Of munlcipai
water plant. they contending that the
citizens Of Benwood. who will prop,
ably hold a mass meeting. should take
the initiative. Benwood cannot go
into debt, according 10 provision, OF
the city charter, and 10 erect station
or provide some means OF ooaIniuE
water would necesSitate the noatln}S
NJ bond issue. 4 mass meeting will
probably be held within a short time,
when the proposed plant will be dis
cussed and an amendment TO the city
charter offered.
A. E. Loecher. experimenting the
installation of Il we'll system at Zanes:.
vile, was present at the meeting ana
explained his system to the council
men.
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HOOD SUCCEEDS SHAVER.
srs.iul Dispatch TO the lutrllisrnccr.

Srstial Dispatch io the lutrllSrnccr
FA1RMOET. W. Va. IAN 9-Smlt IN
Hood. vice president "f M"nonEahs! "A
Valley Trnction company and Formerly
vice president OF III" Farmont TruS.
company was today elected president OF
the Trust company 10 Succcrn I. -.
shaver. resigned This was tho only
important change in any Of the city
hanks. all of which elected officers TO-.
day. j.. Walter Barnes was elected
vice president ut the Trust company 10
succeed IInnh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
BIG GOLD SHIPMENT

SEWARD. Alaska. Jan. q. Via cable
10 Seuttlcl--~Ciold dust shipments ag-
grrEating $500 pounds. valued at about
s5nO 600 reached here today from the
IdItarod district and will Dc forwarded
tonight to Seattle on the Steamship
NaripoSa.
Four dog teams transported the gold
oyer the 500-mile trail from 1ditarnd 10
Forty Mile. on tho government railroad;
through Il temperature or between ~
md 40 degrees below zero
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
SIXTY HORSES BURNED.

DENVER, Gel. Jan. 9.-Two.thlrds
OF the fire fighting force OF Denver
tonight is fighting fire in the stables
of Hollis and Platte. dealers IN horses
for European belligerents, at the Den
yer union stock yards. AZ 1O;5o
o'clock the fire was not under con,
troll. One report said sixty horses hau
been burned 10 death.
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DIED OF INFANT PARALYSIS


SIecia! dispatch u the lntelhEenceT.
E.1LNOET. w. Va, Jan. 3.-Thc
first drnth to occur in this city from
infan,Ilr paralysis took place this even
ing when George Carr. aged six years,
son Of MIR. and Mrs. W. r. Carr died
from the disease, the boy was taken III
yesterday. His small sister was n
i,,niI al the White school. AS soon AZ
ihr case WAS pronounced infantilc para.
Iysis. the city BOARD Of Health ordered
tho white school closed. As yet no
quarantine is in effect and there are
no other schools closed. 1t Is not
thuurh, likely the disease will spread.
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cn,IND DEAD IN CELL

Special Dispatch tn the IntelllSencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O.. Jan. &c.
II. Court. ~ years old, of New Water
ford, held on charge Of insanity,
was found dead in his cell in the
Columbiana county Jail at Lis bon to-
day. Exhaustion is believed to have
caused his death.
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Interest in Sc DOL Meet.

Considerable interest is being mani
Tested In the public meeting 10 he held
Tomorrow evening At the Board III
Trade rooms for the purpoS" Of getting
the sentiment and expression from
school patrons and taxpayers upon the
matter of the proposed bond election. To
make provision for now sch""l buildings
and sites,
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FlREMEN TO MEET SATURDAY

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Jan. 9-Ar-
rangrmtnls were made today Tor d
meeting in Charleston next SATURDAY
.'' nf the West Virginia Fire Pro-
tective association. y number ni rep
Irsrm;ailvpS uf owners Of large TRACTS
of timber in West Virginia this year
and the next step in this direction Will
be taken at this meeting.
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FIFTEEN INJURED IN FIRE.

TROY. n. V. Jan. 9.-~Fifteen per
sons. including iiremen. policemen anC
spectators, were injured. some Of then,
severely, during a fire tonight which
destroyed the Troy observer" build
ing and three adjoining structures
when an explosion blew out the from
of one of the buildings. The property
loss is estimated AT 100000.
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rH1-AMD FIVE CENTS!

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out TINS 81: Si!;::
enclose i've cents TO Foley & Co. @S3]
Sheffield Ave- Chicago. Ill. writing your
name and address clearly. You Will re-
ceiye in return a trial package contain
ing FoleX's Honey and Tar Componnu:
Foley kidney Pills. for pain in sides an!
back. rheuniatis. bsckache. kidney an;l
bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartlc
Tablets, a whole and thoroughly cleans
stent nersons, John Coleman 4 Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
MOUNDSV|LLE
ViBitatdou Held,

Progress lodge, No. FL. !. o. o. F..
last evening entertained the Greater
Wheeling district Odd Fellows with 4
visitation at the lodge headquarters in
the Zig Store pudding. y large per cent
or the MuuudSville membership was
present while many visitors enjoyed the
affair. The feature or the evenings en-
tertHinment was IN address By Thomas
Wildcy, founder of the Independent Or
der Of odd Fellows. \ number of Other
addresses were heard during the even
ing. while the crack Wheeling degree
team conferred the first degree on 4
class of candidates. At the conclusion
Of the evening. refreshments were en-
1nNpH
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INFANT PARALYSIS AT FAIRMoNT

FAIRMONT. W. Va. Jan. 9-What
is. believed to be case Of infantile
paralysis. developed here today and
health authorities have ordered the
school where the child attended closed
and have prohibited children from
leaving the city. The victim is the six
year-old son of Frank Carr, carpen-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
PosToFF1cE BILL UP.

WASHINGTON. Jan. ?.-Thr annual
postofficc appropriation bill. carrying
$325.553.0 900. was taken up in the House
today. with prospects OF e. lively fight
over it's provisions for penny local pos
tage. for curtailment OF pneumatic tube
service. and for creation Of zone sys-
tcm and increased rates for second class
mail matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
GET sAITLEsNAKE SERUM.

NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Two hundred
and fifty tubes of rattlesnake serum;
two hundred Of which will De turned
over 70 the surgeon.general Of the
Irnited States army for use among the
troops on the Mexican border, have
been received by the New York
geological society, it was announced
tonight. The serum came from Brazil.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
EnucATIoNAL BILL PASSES.

WASHINGTON. IAN. H.-7Iht Hughes
vocational educational bill, making ma
tinnal grants for training persons OF
more than Il years to increase efficiency
in trades. industrialS. agriculture. COM
mercc and home economics, with appro-
priations running up to an ultimate
annual expenditure Of 100000 was
passed to-day by the house.
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DIED FROM BURNS.

s;-r,aI plssa,ch IN III" Intell:encor;
EAST LIVERPOOL, o.. Jan. g.
William Calhoon, II years Of age. a
laborer, of Shippingport, Pa, who was
burned at the Pittsburgh Cruclole
Steel plant at Midland. Pa. two weeks
ago, died in the City hospital here
today.
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Elementary Diploma Test.

II. w. Mcdowell, county Suprrintcnd-
ont Of schools yesterday announced mat
the first examination for elementary di-
plomus will he held February \ and ::
EXallinatiU will ID" held In practlcaliS
every school in the county.
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ReuUood Briefs.

William and James Spudd AMI Mrs
Frenc.s Meyers Of SPA i"wn. Ind. ar
in r.. nword n" .u'$tS OF Mr.. and Mrs
" -. - OF NrN"chnr street
The little daughter Of Mrs. Stcv. Poi
lorn i..I;:.-..i several days nro in IN All
tp,: -. acc d.rt is improving.
n horse owned by local coal dealer
ives killed in a plunge over an embark
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INSTANTLY KILLED.

EAST LIVERPOOL, O., Jan. o.
specIal Dispatch tn the 1ntelliEencer.
Thomas Reed aged 80 years, miner
was killed instantly today when he
was caught in a cave-in of a coal mine
near New Cumberland, ". Va. His
neck was broken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10

The members Of Little Prince l'oaHe
No. -. knights OF pythiaS. of this CITY.
have practically Crmplctrd arrange
mcnts To attend the county X. Of p. viSi-
tatiun at Cameron. Saturday night. IN"
knights OF this city. H"nwo"d ana Nc
Mechen will go to Cameron on Il Spc"'a'
train over tho Il. 4 O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
1925 ENGINES FOR ENGLAND.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. "a con-
tract for l2j freight locomotives from
the British government was closed TO-
day by the Baldwin locomotive WORKS
of this city. The order approximateS
$3.50 900, and is 10 be completed dur
ing 1917.
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conCratnlates Commissioner Blue.

One Of those intensely Interested III
the decision of the supreme court on
the Webb-Kcnyon law. and the amend
ment to the state prohibition law which
prohibits the Importation in Interstate
commerce or liquor for personal use III
Istinr laws was PrnSccut ting Attornr!
james u. parriotl. who upon lni"rn,a-
ton concerning the ruling Of the SUI
nrcm" court, wired his CONGRATULATIONS
to State Prohibition Commissioners 'eo
q Eluc,
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Officials at Parkersburg.

Marshall county officials who partici-
mated in the raid at Benwood In which
Benson Groves was taken, are at Far
kersburE. to serve as Witnesses before
the federal grand jury. which is in ses-
sion there. Among those at Parkershurg
from here are Sheriff W. T.: Clayton.
former sheriff, c. f. Hutchinson, .lailor
Charles Logsten and former jailcr.
Frank N. Howard.
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Annual Meeting Monday.

It was announced last night that me
annual meeting of the Stockholders OF
The 'I,ank of EcnwTod would b" hHttl
Monday afternoon II : o'clock. lllrec-
tors Will 81, nar,"d an rrr"TtS ot III"
vear will b.. ,ncC.. b. thr Officers. TIL"
reports ar. -xn.ti.j tn b" interesting
owing 70 the incr.as,. in business GGrics
rho DaSI wear
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Recrliter Here.

Corporal Cunningham of the |: :.
Arny recruiting station. arrived hc'"
regular ;irmy. lie has established head
quarters at the pnS.Officc.
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Henry qa1ser Dead.

: Henry Gasser.. aged ~. resident "t
I>nnwrod Tor a number OF years died
Monday night at ":i0 o'clock at the
homo OF his daughter. Mrs. Joseph Ac'I-
eruan. at 533 Main street. following
IN illness Ot complications. MI !TaS-
ser was toru in G"rmand and ha@ been
in the United States fur many years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-10
American Gueran'ee1 Paint
At Factory Price
Cooey-Bentz Co.. 5G9 Main street
Organize Holy Name Society.

Rev. Father ?. Y. SchOenen, pastor
OF St.. Johns church. has announced
meeting OF tn. NAL: MON ocrS OF ;he
parish Mt Ecnwoud TO DC held SUNDAY
Afternoon. when plans for organizing
q local branch of the Holy Name society
vii be discussed. 1he meeting will b.:
held at o'clock in the uarochial school
house hall. Rev. Father Edward Ca
way OF Wheeling. head provincial OF The
society in the diocese oc Wheeling. Will
attend and institute the local chapter.
4 mem bership Of more than 300 is sN-
DecteQ.
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T.. Wilkinson. locaI freight agent or
the Il. & y. left last evening Tor me
East TO be taken on an inspection trip
through the eastern terminals Of the
railroad company.
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Mtuiscers Elect.

The MoHndSvillc Ministerial ASsoci-
ton has named the following office.
for tho ensuing year: Rev. j. NJ. CriS-
we'll. PRESIDENT; Rev. G. u. Smith. vice
pres idrnI; Rev. II. G. Gaunt. secretary
treuSurcr
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ment at the Renwond Junction yestcr-
day morning. The animal frightened at
a locomotive.
Services for the infant son of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Daughertr. which died
Sunday. were held yesterday afternoon
ut . O'Clock. burial, was in the Nc
Mechen cemetery.
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tended going Ia Charleston for the leGis-
lature but his business inter"stY hare
will not permit I" 20 tn the capita city
until the late uf The superintendent
conference.
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HrchnRed Vicfrnla

Members OF the fourth and ntth waro
fire departments celebrated the pur-
chase OF a handsome Eictrola With an
evening OF music last night. several
selections w:re played and most delight
full evening was enjoyed.