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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
Superintendent OF State InSti-
tuition Says Burden Rests
on Public to Make
Good Citizens.
News-TIme. - -.

AtW a-iines special Service
LAPORTE. Ind. oct. 3. - Dr.
George s. Bliss. superintendent of
school FOR Feeble-AIinded Youth at
Ft Wayne. Tuesday night told dele
gates OF the state charities confer
ence the burden resting on the gen
eral public in making good citizens
II backward children. He said.
Because of the fact that feeble
mindedness is a condition and not a
disease. true niudedness is
incurable. Consequently a decision
that brands a child as feeble-minded
IS an exceedingly serious and grave
thing 10 make with respect TO that
child's future school children are
often backward i'm thei. grade work
for other reasons than those Of
mental defect" In a general way
the public school teacher. not hav-
ing knowledge Of the causes Of
things. regards any child unable 10
do his work or make his grades as
q probable defective Importance
Of not making mistakes I'm these
cases is very evident. Now it is
quite possible for the public school
teacher. with the assistance Of pa
rents and a thoroughly competent
physician % determine whether a
child falling 20 do his work in
school. or falling 10 make his grades
has physical defects such as. Poor
oversight. by far the most common
cause % trouble; or poor hearing,
more easily detected. or poor nutrt-
ton. by far the most difficult, and
7 might almost say. dangerous thing
for a teacher 20 suggest for the
child'a failure TO make good I'm his
grades.
Needed Glasses.
Dr Bliss mentioned a case OF a
backward boy. whom "a teacher fin
ally got 10 admit that the lines iran
together" when he read. The boys
father laughed at the idea that the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
P0ST0FFICE AT BENTON
HARB0R GETS ORDERS
TO INCREASE ITS DUTIES

News-Times Special Service:
BENTON HARBOR, Mich, Oct.
POSTMASTER Harvey J. Campbell
today received word from Washing
ton that the Benton Harbor post
office would be made a distributing
point and accounting station for
Berrien county. Mr.. Campbell has
been named accounting agent.
All supplies needed for the vari-
Gus village pOstOfiices of the county
will be received at the Benton Har-
Dor office and from there will be
sent out to BarOda, Berrien Center,
Berrien Springs. COloma, Eau Claire,
Derby, Galien, Glendora, Harbert,
Lake Point, Lakeside, New Buffalo,
New Troy Riverside, Stevensville,
Sawyer. Sodus, Union Pier and
WaterVliet.
The change will double the
amount of work in the Benton Har-
Dor office and will probably mean
an increase in the force.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
PRICE OF MICHIGAN
BEANS TO BE FIXED
AT SPECIAL SESSION
-. Times SnecIal Serrlce :

NeWS-IlmeS Special Service.
SAGINAW. Mich. Oct 3.-Fixing
of the price of Michigan beans is
expected when the Michigan Bean
Growers association meets in spec
ial convention here According to
Alex NJ Pullar of this city, secre-
tary of the association. the associa-
ton has assurance from the federal
food control board that this board
will allow the growers 70 fix n rea-
sonable price covering the cost Of
production plus fair profit The
controllers committee on produc-
ton cost which met at Lansing
Sept. %. will have its report ready
10 submit 20 the convention 10 give
the growers a basis for their Calcu-
iations
The Michigan Bean Jobbers' asso-
citation will open its convention
here coincideEtal with the conven-
ton Of the growers
Gov. Sleeper. State Food Control
Ter George TT. Prescott and Congress
man Patrick II Kelley are 10 ad-
dress the jobbers Thursday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
By II. T.. Barnard.
Estate Food Director. }

The food value Of dried products
is about the same as that of fresh
fruit and vegetables The chief
difference between the fresh and
the dried product is the quantity Of
water found in the cells 1t is in
teresting TO know that about as much
dried vegetables can be packed in
tin the size Of a pocket tobacco
box as can be put in a quart can Of
the fresh product The dry product
takes up about one-tenth of the
space Of the wet vegetables in stor-
age and weighs about one-twelfth
as much. This is a very important
factor in handling foods. Storage
space costs money. Furthermore.
packages for fresh products are very
expensive. They must be absolutely
air tight and strong enough TO stand
sterilization The dried products
can be packed in any carton which
viii protect them from dust and
excessive moisture
The cost of drying foods is not
great and is figured almost wholly
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
SUFFRAGE LAW IN
SUPREME COURT
Arguments to be Heard Soon.
Hope For Decision Be-
fore Election.
News-Times Special Service :

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, oct. S.
When the Indiana supreme court
reconvened oct. 2, after the sum-
mer vacation, the suit involving the
constitutionality of the Indiana
partial" suffrage law again became
of general current interest. Filed
in a Marion county court. argued
and decided while the supreme court
was in vacation. the case now has
been filed in the highest court in the
state. and all sides 10 the suit have
agreed TO ask a ruling at the earliest
posi- BILE moment.
As the case now stands the women
will not be permitted 10 vote at the
coming municipal election in In
dianapolis in November unless the
higher court should reverse the
county court. The lower court en-
joined the election officials of In
diarapolis from permitting women
10 vote, although no restraining or
der to prevent women from regis
tering was granted. Women have
been registering in preparation for
a possible reversal of the county
court
Ask Injunction.
One Of the first actions taken in
the case after the supreme court
convened was the filing Of a petition
on behalf of the election commits
sioners Of indianapolis, asking that
the injunction against them be
modified so that they will be per-
mitted to make preparations for the
women to vote. The action was
taken for two reasons One was TO
permit women TO vote at the cleo
ton, the validity Of their ballots de-
pending upon a decision Of the SUI
preme court which might be rem
dered after the election, and the
other rea son was to be ready to
permit the women 10 vote should
the supreme court hold the suffrage
law constitutional just preceding the
election. Under the injunction as
granted the election officials cannot
make preparations for the women
to vote They fear a decision might
come too late to make the necessary
arrangements.
The case was local in effect until
it was filed in the supreme court.
Under the injunction women in In
dianapolis only will be prevented
from voting if the supreme court
makes no decision before the cleo
tions. but should the high court hold
the law unconstitutional before the
elections. all women in the state
will be prevented from casting bal
lots on the other hand if the law
is upheld the question will be settled
for the entire state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
NOTED PHYSICIANS
TO READ PAPERS
Assn of Military Surgeons to
Hold Conference at Fort
Benjamin Harrison.
News.Times Snecial Servlce:

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct. 9. -
Mai. Gen w, c. Gorgas, surgeon
general OF the United States army;
Surgeon Gen. Rupert Blue Of the
United States public health service
Dr. Charles Mayo Of Rochester,
Mimi. major in the medical officers
reserve corps, and other military
and civilian physicians Of various
sections of the country will read
papers at the 25th annual meeting
of the Association of Military Sur
geons, which viii be held three days
next week at the medical officers
training camp, Fort Benjamin Har-
risen.
The official opening Of the con-
vention will be Monday morning,
Oct. s, but Sunday night there will
be a camp fire smoker and get
together" meeting at which Mai.
Gen. Gorgas will make an informal
talk
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
DR.. Barnard Says Dried
Food is Good For Us

in the amount Of coal required 10
drive off the normal moisture con-
tent Of fresh fruits and vegetables.
Many devices have been placed
upon the market for doing this
work Most OF them are failures.
This fact, however, is no evidence
against the value Of the process. II
means only that the right kind Of
brains and sufficient money has not
yet been applied 70 the process. AS
a matter of fact the dried fruits Of
California and the evaporated ap-
pies Of New York enter the world
wide market.
Someday a great variety Of dried
fruits and vegetables will be at
hand ready for use at any season of
the year. This time Will come the
quicker because thousands of house
wives have dried the surplus prod
ucts Of their gardens this summer
and as they eat them during the
winter months they will learn to ap-
preciate the value Of both of the
goods they have kept from spelling
and Of the process by which they
accomplished the saving.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
DR.. BLISS SPEAKS To CONFERENCE
ON SUBJECT Of THE FEEBLE MINDED

boy needed glasses. but the teacher
persisted. The boy was taken 10 an
Occulist. fitted with glasses, and he
soon became a bright pupil.
1t seems 10 me that careful
medical examination in the public
schools ought 10 eliminate a very
large proportion Of such cases. con-
tinUed DIT Bliss. and if medical ex-
animation is not furnished by the
school authorities in the county
where a suspected child resides it
IS always possible for a careful
physical examination OF that child
to be made. and these cases of back
wardness. that may be classed as
eeble-mindedness by unframed peo-
pie remedied or at least understood
as a reason Of the child's slow de-
velopmeut. True feeble mindedness
exists from birth or from conditions
.accruing very soon after birth. such
as. Cerebrospinal meningitis. a Sc
we're case of whooping cough with a
rupture Of a blood vessel in the
meninges. or any infammatory
processes attacking the brain or
spinal cord.
Children in the public schools,
who are more than three years re-
tarded in their work. are always
cases for suspicion Of mental defect.
and I believe that in such cases.
given careful diagnosis that they
should have. it can be very posi-
lively known whether the child is
true defective or merely a case
OF retardatiOn from physical de-
feet"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
K. OF P. OPEN STATE
GRAND LODGE MEETING

News Times Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct s.
The Indiana grand lodge, Knights of
Pythias, opened their annual meet
ing here Tuesday at the Denison
hotel. Several contests for positions
Of honor will enliyen the convention.
United States Sen. James +. Wat
son, Charles +. Remy W. z. Hart
and Merrill Wilson are candidates
for delegates 10 the supreme lodge
Two are 10 be chosen.
The office Of outer guard step
ping stone 10 the higher offices. is
contested by Elmer Bassett of Shell
byville and Mayor Ralph GaylOr OF
Mishawaka.
Success has thus far attended the
efforts Of the Knights of Pythias in
raising a huge fund for soldiers, it
was stated.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
HUGE SIGN To AID
IN FOOD SAVING
Electric Billboard to be Erect
ed in Benton HarbOr by
Patriotic Citizens.
News-Times Special Service

NeWS-IlmeS Special Service:
BENTON HARBOR. Mich. oct
3.-Benton Harbor will have the
largest food conservation sign in the
United States. A sign 40 feet long
and 10 feet high is to be erected on
the side of the Princess tbeater with
the warning Food Will Win the
War, Don't Waste It." emblazoned
in 500 electric lights.
The sign has been donated by a
group of public-spirited citizens and
the power is TO be furnished by the
electric light company. Pittsburgh
Philadelphia and New York have
similar food signs 10 by Is feet
The design for the new sign was
received today and the work of
painting and wiring it is to be start
ed at once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
INDIANA AND MICHIGAN STATE HAPPENINGS
SET DATES FOR W0MAN'S
RELIEF CORPS MEETINGS
Ntws-Tlmes Special Service /:

News Times Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 3. -
The dates for the various district
conventions OF the Woman's Relief
Corps have been announced by Mrs
Edna Paulev. department president
for Indiana The dates and meet
ing places follow.
District No. /. oct IS. Evansville;
District No. .. oct 2. Franklin. Dis
trict No. 3. oct. {. Seymour; District
4, Oct 10, Liberty; District 5. oct.
25. Sullivan: District s. Oct. Il.
Richmond; District Z. oct. 9. An
derson: District s. oct. 26. Fort
Wayne; District 9. Oct 13, Lebanon:
District TO- at Lafayette. (date not
set); District II. at Butler. (date not
set; District 70, at Wabash. (date
not set; District 10, oct 80, La
porte
Nearly all of the Women's Relief
corps in the state have taken up
Red Cross work
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
PROMINENT PHYSICIAN
STRUCK IN EYE WITH
STONE; MAY LOSE SIGHT
News Times Special Service:

Times Special Service:
ST. JOSEPH. Mich, oct 3.-Dr
L. a. King of Baroda, one Of the
best known physicians in Berrien
county. was struck by a flying stone
Tu esday morning and as a result Of
the accident may lose his right eye.
The physician was driving in his
roadster between BarOda and this
city when he passed an automobile.
The tire on the passing car struck
a stone. hurting il into DR.. Kings
roadster and hitting him in the
eve, which was so badly injured
that it is doubtful if the sight can
be saved He left this afternoon for
Ann Arbor where he will enter the
university hospital.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
DlSRESPECT TO FLAG
BRINGS QUICK ACTION

Times Special Service:
DETROIT. Mich. oct. Is. - De
claring for only one emblem-the
red hag-and refusing 20 uncover
when the star Spangled Banner
was played in Perrain park three
men were arrested and fined
KaZimer Radk0WitZ, Frank RO-
daskma and Waclaw Frontczah We're
attending a patriotic meeting i'm the
park when the national anthem was
played Being asked 10 remove their
hats, they are alleged TO have cursed
the fag and declared they would
salute only the red flag Of anarchy.
Jude Stein fined RadOwitz $40
and costs and the others So each.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
OUR OWN INDIANA

INDIANAPOLIS. - Indiana boys
sent to the guardhouse at Camp
Taylor will not have their hair
shorn of. An order has been is
sued against the practice.
INDIANAPOLIS. - Vice Pres't
Thomas r. Marshall has been placed
on a diet at Washington. He can't
eat meat. vegetables or pastry.
WARSAW.-One OF the best fish
stories Of the closing season is that
of George Arson, who reports he
caught a 13-pound pike in Center
lake.
BLOOMINGTON Thieves who
visit corn fields at night and cut
and haul away shocks OF corn have
been reported here.
EVANSVILLE. - All mayOralty
candidates are asked 10 appoint
poll,ewOmen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03

= SAVE ODDS AND ENDS
OF YARN FOR FRENCH.
Special Service

News-Timcs Special Service:
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, oct. s.
Women, save the odds and ends of
the yarn you are knitting.
This is the injunction OF the Amer
lean fund for the French Wounded
society. a Monument circle. Odds
and ends of yarn of any color or
quality should be collected into
square six by six inches and for
warded TO the society. Afgahans for
French children and convalescent
soldiers can be made or il.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
TO OPEN FOOD EXCHANGs.

News Times Special Service.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, oct. o.
Another enterprise 20 bind the pro-
Queer and consumer together has
been begun here ON oct a food
exchange viii be opened under the
patronage OF many wealthy Indian
apoHs women. A fixed price list will
be posted and consumers viii be
asked 20 come and buy goods direc;
from the producer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
EXPECT RECORD CROWD
OF DELEGATES AT CLUB
FEDERATION MEETING
Nsws-Times special service

FORT WAYNE, Ind, oct S.
Women OF Fort Wayne expect 10 en-
terrain the largest number OF WON.
en- that have ever attended a meet
ing OF the Indiana Federation Of
Clubs. on Ocr. % 10 20. Represent
atives will come from all parts Of
the state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-03
PAGE. THE SQUARE DEALER
PAYS

Highest cash prices for gentle
mems and ladies' CASTOR clothing.
125 ". ColfaX- Advt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-14
HOSPITAL GETS
VALUABLE GIFT
Donation. Made BY: Mrs. Henry NJ. Rus.
sell. ST., Announced ut Board
Meeting .Inst Night.

Tnr regular nnEthlN mec tlnS 81 ~
board nr ,iirrctori- of thu ONO Shil"H
General hospital w,fs held III The hoSplia'
parlnr: last night 'rcu members OF The
board attended ihs, session. which Wa
moved up from ioln0rrcw /" last nIen'
',lu, To n:II.>r arran &rncnts scheduled l"i
tomorrow night.
= Thr board confirmed III" appointments
nf three head nuI.Scs. Misses Sanders.
I 'lrrucuS aud I.iThn;L%. and also the hr-
l",i;iin"ui oil ". H.; Itlrv"S as chief cm-
ln""r .r th" hosI ?tal. M;ss Irons, il"
..i:Hrg" "i tho SnriIt service work OF IN"
hospital. stated thai $50 calls had been
made during III" pi.-t month.
tn, reports ma5c lag; night show
that %.2?l days Of treatment were given
hy ~. hospital. 81 an arcras. Of ~
inli"u;s per day re: the month or Feb
ru.ry. Uut "f !hi>rnunbcr OF patients
II" sum Of S'2'ss was expended Tor
:;-vrral valuable t,l useful gifts have
been RECEIVED a f,c hospital, chief
among which was :ho gilt Of $l6f by
Mrs. Henry VI. Ru*E"ll, Sr.. wife Of Tn"
lat" prrSidrn: o. th''old city hospital as
Soriitti"r Til" cir. is 20 be used in
furnishing and mn,n;aining room AT
Inc hospital in mcn."ry OF her husband.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-14
TOURNEY LEADERS
WERE NOT DISLODGED


GEANtt RAPIDS. Mich. March H.
Nom" ~ III" leaders III III" American
so" linz Congress wrr" ;!iSluG.:.ri from
ih' II I'l:,r"" rs 4 rss"ir q. t"'ia!s r'ii-
Ing q III" coliseum IN this city Al
tl:hGch ~" buffalo Hi"n who ar" lead
IHE the tw"-,nan event. Henry Edwards
AMI Ju' West narrowly escaped b"In I:
passed. Their sc"r" Of EGO was we'll
III sight ~ George Sniicr and William
Young Uf Toledo. bat they fell Of III
IN iinal gam" md stopped ut IFS for
fourth pia,c.
Jarl. Reilly. on" nf .'hicaeo'N m"st
singles for the day with SGl ,lrat
placed lam fourth. too many SPARES II
The iini-h saving Brian Bradshaw from.
losing he lead. s. L.yauski ri Toledo
was second best In Ihn singles win
65S. stopping just below Reilly. Charley
Caller Of Chicago. ran into seventh
plar" with 5it
cleveland. which has bccn contribut-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-14

Stomach Trnubla causes multitude
O. ailments. and Flcn results IN Call
Stones, Yellow Jjundice, Acute and
Chronic indigestion. Appendicitis,
Constipation, Au:o-ln;oxicatlon. Gas
Pressure, Fear Of ilcart Disease. Can
Ger and Ulcers a. the Stomach and
Intr:;inrs. rlc.. -!atc. One dose or
Wayr's Wonderful :Ke.nedy has proven
successful in tholsands OF cases or
Stomach Troublr:- This explains its
enormous sale. LAS been taken and
is recommended - Physicians. JUS
tue OF the Supre1ie Court. Congress
men. Lawyers. Nurses. Ministers.
Farmers, Educators, Mechanics -
probably your own neighbor. Many
owe their lives Is Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy. THOUSANDS say it has saved
them from the knife. Contains nc.
alcohol or habit-fc3ming drugs. FREE
booklet on StomGch Ailments. Ad-
dress Geo. II. Mayr. Mfg. Chemist
Chicago. Better aet-obtaln . bottle
OF Mayr's Wonderful Remedy from
John Coleman CO. or c. II. Greist 4
Co.. or any reliable druggist. who
will refund your money if it fails.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-14
FLOOD NOT FEARED
IN SOUTH MILL TOWN

.;-nwu",d with fl""u ::"i'- HIu ial:r";'d
SslIi,'" !" prepared Tor IT, sian pre-
iirl".i.
i'luud il feared h! rr>"i...t~ nud !A'-
i"ri"~ "u II. sh,r.. AMI ~h",.id ~" pL''-
IIri.,i ..4-F""l >iaG" y" Reached . - -
liinairrd that iTail'. N Al" ir"u' ''.'.i>
would IT,. iiuru.Sihi aud tllat ~ ,'r,I'"
in tho SuhwnI WuUlI H.. "ri III.
NJ u meeting 81 '"tIii'i Et-i H.Ent
uj,rrali" Of it. flood .:Ai,~ fvn> arIHng-
I'd and plans f"r any SOY, ~ I"'t'' 'hi''
would h,' H'.'"SSHrN-
l;ailr":I mliiri;,I- SAY i'.'.. j. Ne dang
.,r &c th" fo"drlr a. 'I..'!:; y I"w
frightened r"-iirntS nr" inrlInG II" ;"
hunISrhud "a ih' ~",DIi Hoe -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-14
TRANSPORTATION HEARINGS.

WASH 1NGTpN. Marrh i".--li"a ri1c-
ru ;E" general subject 81 lran>pnriJ-
'i"n will be resumed her" Monday.
March -. hrforr IN" joint congressman
~ commit To-" appointed al The SuGg"S-
ton nr President Wilson 20 Investigate"
abroad problems. Tho r"lunliitrn
which is Ia report u"Nt winter. Drgam
bearings lasr fall hat s'!sl".Mi"h then
hsrauS" q" The pressure If business IN
.'UugrrSS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-14
WANT 800 FOR
WEST VIRGINIA

Srn'.ni psna'cr - III" lnto!l!:"nerg.
WASliINTTpN; -, -. March ~
HAY" an opportunity within the next
sixty days /" quality as incnberS in
tho Reserve OFFICERS corps. ranking as
iicut"nai.tS aud rap;a!ilN. Tho wa- de-
partmrn! annnunccs thai il WaHts 10 ce-
rruii AZ least fifty men TOR this rurpS
frnn every congressional district il the
United States. and this would mn';r
West Nirciuia'$ allotment .@0" The lie
narimcut plans 10 have an examining
board In places wh"r" a fair Number .:
applications ar" filed
An cN.Gmii.a tinu Is rrC"SSaiT.' says q
department statement. hut iu:$iuuIh as
personality and rroh;thE" efficiency are
ptr"u great. weight hE tn" regular army
thor" - II" reason why "lIcihi" men
should hesitate" 10 apply inr commits
si"u$ ua accnUu; "f being rusty or even
deficient uH t""hnIrai military matters.
Practical "Xre't"nr" ':nN"" ~" regular
army would remedy his. Tine import
am timing is 10 appoint men OF rha:ac-
ter and force.
TIN, Pension Bureau has notified tho
office u: Senator Sutherland that The
ptuSiou ." Mrs Rachel l.. Meadows. Of
Paradise. w Va. has been Increased 20
$50 Il month. and Senator sutherland
has. Ia turn. notified Mrs. Meadows ur
tina: fact.
S,"newa}I = III" nam" given Il newly
csiE hliShei lnSInfrIr" which IS located
IN Raleigh county and William =. Nol-
son has h"cu appointed It's first =. NJ
Mrs. Clara Russell has been appointed
"a: Twin Mountain. Grant ruUn,y. Rob
ert s. BuSkrli has h""u designated act
ing postmaster ~ Logan. W. Va
The president OF tho senate appointed
Senator Howard Sutherland ny 4 innlG-
her OF tue funeral parry 90 that body
20 accompany the r"mH:uS OF tn" late
ReDrrSratativc Cyrus ~ $uilnwaN. al
New HAMPSHIRE. to accompany ;hS h"dv
to the SuilnWa: h"u- place ~ that
state. wh"r" funeral S"rvi""S will hr
held and ini"rmcnI viii take place. The
house roum!ttCe consists ~: ihirtv-two
members. intending Ecpr"Sentai!N" Jos.
G.. Cannon. who WIS a close personal
friend q; ia" veteran legislator during
his many yrarS Of active ard ijStij-
guiSErd service 40 Il member az th'
house. The appointments ~ III" :sena'"
We're not 50 numerous.
West Njrginians registered nj local
hotels to-day includ" John Il. La Mouia.
Riu-rirIG. TnrrN Can. 'inrkShurg: .Alfrn-
2" Irinaidi ClariShurE: u. T. WAL. HIti.-
field: T. e. Bowie. Wh""linw; =. W.
Reed. Ia EkShurE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-03-14
Henry RoucE,,

lIull,N. siAI" ~ccrcrary ~ :m'"l''i Al
fn!rs. died ut i2:"" ocloci. TINS NOM
INK iron. paralysis - IN" heart At hi
roIr.. i."'" Although, in failing ns1ii'I
So. SON. iicMr. Mr.. linu"n vas "Pn2r-
ruily IN letter ',".,I;h yesterday ihan for
several day and his c":!a1s" ~
n'rInrh ia the evening Wa almost en-
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