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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
GERMAN FINANCES
STAGGER UNDER LOAD

,'DPEEHATEN. June "?.-For the
first lin" during tn" war the weekly re-
mort Of ill,. Commercial Eank OF Germa-
ny shows Il decorate In it's gold reserve
which This week is 5000. hnn marks be
low the preceding week. lncrrmcnts TOR
4 long time haze hsen steadily declining
DESPITE, energetic prrpaS"--a Appeals 10
surrender j.wrlry The hank heretofore.
hnw,ysr. has ba"n abb" though often ny
rho scauti.St of margins. to avoid tho
humiliation Acknowledgements that the
growth paused entirely.
This weeks decrease is attributed
S.u,i-nffirIallv to heavy purcha snS
;hrr,d, Nth the gold supply failing
DESPITE. utmnS, efforts. financial authori-
Ties Of lat. devoted their chief energies
To D. campaign T. restrain an Increase in
not. circulation by promoting the us"
of checks and hank transfers instead OF
cash
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
CADIz

rAr,II. O.. Jun" "?.-~Mrs. C;n"rEc Ray
is visiting friends in New rhiiadclphla.
Mr.. and Mrs Inhn ". Martin hay.
returned nom" from their wedding Trip.
which they passed. in III" northern lake
region.
Mrs Lindsey Thompson and liitlc son.
OF pcunison. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
" lliam Staml',.
Mrs H. f. Harrison. who has been
WISHING the Misses Martha and Amanda
Holland. has returned I" her home in
Anita II. ; ,,
Mr. and Mrs EaHm"nd Etark. Of Far
lottr. were wishing Mr.. and Mrs. J. 5.
Black.
Martha Fell ut n"I"r. was visiting
Miss Emma Fleming Il few days.
Miss Helen Mccoy aud Miss Lena
1uryis were visiting in lhr!chsville and
New philadelphia.
Mr and Mrs ". H. chandler. Of Mar
,ins Ferry. were visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles 4. pirkcrsnr this week.
Miss Jean Alexander ~ visiting in
Burgettst"wn. Pa.
Miss Wilson. rf Wheeling. who was
visiting her sister. Mrs. George Ray,
has returned To nor home.
Miss Mary Bigger. If Minerva. is the
guest nf her aunt. Mrs. n. W. Birney.
Mr. and Mrs. ". r. lam anal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
ST. ClAIRSvIl.LE
IN the Churches.

ST. C1.AlRSEILl.E:. O.. Jun" o.
The regular communion services viii h."
held in the Methodist church on sun
day morning Rev. +. \. Hart. -! Bel
laire delivering the sermon. I'r"pHra-
tory services ha"- been held during the
week AMI = full attendance. - ,Xpev ted.
NJ the Presbyterian church. i;"v. l..
Z. LawtErr will deliver 'i.'' s"..m"n at
the annual memorial services 81 liz. i"-
ri1 lodge OF the knights ~! l'ylhir,;
The ledge will attend the s"rvir" in 4
body and special music has be- II ar
ranged for the service.
The first uf to union meetings a. rtlr
three churches Will h" held i'll tie even
frg ut tho Methodist church. R,r. w.
II. Dirkersnn. pastor a.: Ine "nuIc@, Will
have charge Of The services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
NOW DECLARES MORGAN
BOMB PLOT A FRAME-UP


NEW YORK. June :9.--CharSes that
- police headquarters bomb squad"
member instigatcd q pint TO place Il
bomb brtore J. =. MorGan.& 20. bank
last May 81 Thar detectives could VIII
praise BY arreSinG the plutterS. W"E
ordered investigated ty 4 court here to-
day. The accusation WAS made by lsa-
dUre Scher.r. counsel FOR Wolf HirSch
and George Ms>rinTer. who pleaded
guilty To having 4 bomb in their pos
session.
Srher"r named detective Miller rs the
inStigator Of The alleged plot. saying
his clients were victims Of police press
agent work At tn" time Of the ar
rests. the police announced the men
W.T." planning to irrrnriAn the financial
district 10 depress securities. planning
in this WAY 10 make n fortune In Specu-
tuition. The prisoners plea or not guilty
To Il niSdemran"r was accepted TODAY
ard the district attorney announced he
would inyeSiiyaft
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sons. Meade, Rafe and Keith, are on a
visit with relatives in indianapolis.
Mrs. Elizabeth Carnahan, of Pasadena.
Cal. is here TO spend the summer with
Mr.. and Mrs. David Penn. Mrs. Carna-
han has lately returned home from III
extensive trip to. foreign countries.
Mrs. Francis Wagner and children. OF
falrmont. w. Va, are guests at the
home Of Mr.. aud Mrs, John carmody.
Miss Ruth Cartzafner. or. London, is
Miss Esther Longs guest.
Mrs. Burch Cochran and little son
Edward. OF Hermosa, Mex. are guests In
the home Of Mrs. r. Il. Cochran.
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Moundsvllle Briefs.

Erark Young. n1' thi- city. VAS called
IT, New MrriinsNil!e Thursum! night IN
accnHni nf TIN death VI his brother.
r'har-S Young.
Dur nriSuiirr waS discharged from
Tie prnijrutinrj Yesterday on regular
discharge. having completed his sell
l"nCr.
Il. +. Curkllrr has "",Hrn"d I" TtEf!n.
g. after attending Tie funeral nf The
larr Mrs Human Cochayne.
count! t>'ess''.' Fred \. M"nIIr. who
prndiciliS ri ii," Gi"n'ial- hospital. Is
recovering nicely.
Mrs James j.. t'arLn,I ami children
hm,r returned ""ir' from IT Marion.
ia. where the! spent several weeks
with relatives.
NJ. "ud Mrs. Clifford Hale! and chill
dr"r. e.; Tacoma. WASH. arrived here
Yesterday Tor L visit with E.lIas Wood
rIff and other relatives.
In. Charles t. Mrt;IuupiI!. at Calves
ton. Ten. - Spcn'Iing Scl'rai days here
with his father. pr. W. e.. Mctilumphy.
and FIRMLY. Of r"nlr~"n Avenue.
Lewis Erz"l. 81 this city. who recent
Is underwent an opera zion nj ~" Glen
nalr hnalital. - slowly recovering.
Tn. Camp rrmrIud hrInl will b.: opened
IT, the public IN" iirsi "f luy. Mrs.
Anderson viii again In. IN chaTRr.
Mr. "ud Mrs. y " Williams and
children. at | ni"uI"wm. Ia. are visiting
With relatives here.
Mrs j. NJ. ScnHIh. wh" has hren quite
III 81 her huur u;l SiAlh street is some
iuIpr"Nrd.
Sheriff rsh"t:.' If Erim"nt county.
ohio. $l",uI. Yesterday her" attending u
BUSINESS matters.
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CARTER CONFESSES
KIDNAPPING PLOT

STElNGFll:LD. Mo. Jane 29.--Di"&
Garter. arrested al Hutchinson. kaS..
last week ON -. charge ur murder III C"n-
ncrlinn with IN" kidnapping and death Of
baby Lloyd N"ct. has conf" SS.d impli"a-
lion IN til" alleged plot I" hidnhV Z. y.
I'll, mcut. Il Wealthy Springfield l.'w"l'r.
Prosecutor Paul p'ruy said i"d%E. Ti"'
prosecutor hat" just returned from -
Louis wh"r" II" questioned Carter and
other prisoners held III connection with
ttI,: Su~I"ci:rl plots.
"tar!'r cried like Il child" u'nly said.
"Hr told "f keeping out Of sight after
the warrant was issued for him III tn"
k.'"t ease. through fear. II" said Pier
*"l was IN" leader Of tho plot"
According |" - Day. carter said, laud
rnrsnI. VIII" als'n i< charged with Ih''
i,"rl bah; murder. offered him S1in ~ :;
Shar" "f any ransom paid for Clements
release.
Investigation nf III" Ee.t AMI other
EulnapinE plots IL proceeding.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
A|Iege Germans Back
Of Arizona Mine Strike

PHOENIX. Ariz.. June 29.-ActlTl-
IFS hy labor asitators among copper
miners in this district which Governor
Thomas Campbell designated as or
sinister German character caused
the governor TO ask the war depart
m,nt tonight for military inveStlSa-
lion of the situation.
Governor Campbell also requested
the United States department OF LABOR
to appoint concllia1or 10 a1tempt 10
SECURE an agreement between mine
owners and striking copper miners at
Bsbee.
The sheriff of Cochise county made
n detailed report of strike conditions
to the governor today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
GREEK PRINCE TO WE'D
AN AMERICAN WOMAN

LONDON. Jun, "?--SpccaI dispatches
from Athens SAYS Prince CHRISTOPHER.
brother Of former king Torslaniinr Ui
Greece. is cunning 10 London 10 marry Il
rich American WOMAN Th" Daily ChrorI-
iclc gives the nam" nf Miss Lifts without
details az TO her IDENTIFY
TIL" Prince. who is =? wars old and
an eX-Suhli"ui "nanl Of tit" firrrk iniau-
Try, has twice bnru reported engaged.
each time TO n wealthy American woman
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not bp lcarucd, WAS assaulted by t"o 9
,.nlnred mon pn South Third street last
night and robbed Of STA. The roopely
irnk piacc only Il short distance from
,Ic heart Of the city. After securIhs
rs money the negroes escaped. Inc
,'rtim did not report tho ROBBERY u
the police.
Special Trains.
cnoc;al trains on the Pan Handle VIII
hc run on Saturday night 10 take care
,f r,nlIansbcc. WellsburR. Wcirton anu
E.y rum rland shoppers. Ihcy were
.n,urrd through The chamber or COM
,,crra Since tho street car strike has
b,,an IN pconle from over the river haES
lad hard time getting TO this city ana
back home.
Tho police raide1 a poker game on
o,er Market street Friday morning
uni arrested Mike Connolly, the pro-
nriotur aud three players. Conneily put
m s1S for his appearance and each OIL
tIrc rlu$ers put up SIS.
Court News.
Eeli. T.. Scott ha+ been granted r
d;ynr,., ucrrec from Fred G. scott u!
Iudse Smith on the grounds OF hapilual
Ir,,ukenness and wiltul absence: III the
divorce proceedings o! Maggie boyd vs..
lanes NJ Boyd. the defendant mas been
ordered u pay the piaintift - week
luiil september 10.
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At Wheeling Park.

The weekly novelty dances ri Wh-ri-
in. park ar" growing in popularity. The
crowd which attended lii" laSi ON" on
Thursday night W"> unusually lurE..
spit" lhr bad Weather.
'rh' Six Flying I.HNdnS H:ll "I".u iiI"ir
'.iurE "nEns .'IIt"mI 1t - week IN trout
~: III" White l'diar" tomorrow. with
~" performances daily They W"r"
v, ,.il r",'"iy'h ihr IlrSi uart IT tho St'H-
son. when they au.".arrIl. and wl!l no
doubt delight Il great many more.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
WARSHIP CONVOY FOR
DUTCH MERCHANTMEN

AN ATLANTIC FORT, Iunr IA
Dutch nrinored cruiser. III" first warShir
dying the flag Of Holland I" rom" into
this port for NOR" than ton years. ar
rived herc today. .Th" wurship Will re-
ma in for several days.
Officers OF tn" ship declined /" dis
close the mission III III" v"SS'i hui II
WAS reported thai Sh" Is !" az; ~ = .'"I-
way for ~ numhrr Of Holland pass, niger
and freight vessels now about ready 10
leave the American ports.
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WANT COCCHI SENT
BACK TO AMERICA

BOLOGNA. June 29.--Thr people Of
Bologna are indignant thai their city
should have been brought into I'M
pleasant notoriety by Cocchi. especial
ly at a time when the Italian mission
is visiting the United States, and
Bologna University has just con-
ferred the degree of doctor on Pr"si.
dent Wilson. The popular idea il that
il would be good rhnc 20 permit
Cocchi TO he eXtradited so thar Bu.
logna might be rid Of the entire af-
fair
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DEATH FOR FOUR

TRINIDAD. Colo. June o9.--Four
men. including Superintendent ]. b.
Jeandell. We're killed. and ten injured.
as the result Of an explosion which
wrecked TWO buildings of the E. |. Du
Point de SemourS Powder Company,
at Augusta. near Agular. in this coun-
". to-day. One Of the injured prob
ably will die. The cause of the explo-
sion has not been determined.
Officials at the plant declined TO
make any statement concerning The
a flair
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At Sixteenth Street Thursdays.
Twenty-glxth Street
POLICE P1CKUpS.

Levi InnnCS. Il negro. got drunk and
raised u di~iurhunr" III q dnnr. in Ihe
Srt"ud ward last night. Detective Tom
k"ii, lnrh''i him up Oh drunk ciarg-.
William k"h"S created = disturbance
'i"wu in Ia" f:Ishth ward. iaIr"lmnu
" iiiIrm Rirk chased hm III vi II dis
"r,I"rl; ,'na.r". John Skuh"rSkI r,'uldn't
carr! Ihnf name un,I q brl;ful "f BONG.
'"". ''"n<"Tu"nil! i'atr"liunn Emil
piI"rkr nahbth .Ii'H an = drunk charge.
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Sentnnced TO HING.

Unless t;uvcrnur i'UrnH eli 81 4 higher
court interiors. lhCT'. VII u, hhnE-
Ing ut ihG stat. ncIiai institution here
SrrIrmb"r ~. John I'm. VINO II lew
DAYS ngr pIrad"i guilty :" killing Town
Marshal t;'urc. Church. ~ !ial b0"rS-
vile, was ThurStln! sentenced il hang
ON Iha; dric. Hills cas-: is I" be- APP
pealcd /" - higher "uurr !" nave the
,"nt.,c. rummuI. Il. on III" grounds that
h.. WAS NOT Promised l"nIcncy II nc
would li,aG guilty.
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WEllSBURG MINER DIES.

.hlphunsu> nlandrnd. 1t Siavish
miner living at Well$bur2, died at
the North Wheeling hospital last
evening He WAS operated upon for
appendicitis. periIunilis developed,
causing his death. deceased leaves a
wife and five children He was 81
wear, old
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Cyclists Stopped In ReIaire.

SIN MouudSS iil' m"t"rcIEiiStS were
arrested 81 I:"llairr Thursday evening
BY the l:ullaIrr puli,r for driving with
OUT licenses. The boys were hauled
INFO police court dCSUil" Ihc protests
hat ;h.,N wctr. not residents 81 OHIO.
When lnh.n /" the station the! We're.
however released When H. police dis
COY cred tnCIr error.
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Gfe and Sane Fourth.

From al praruh"uS Mounds, I'lc VIII
again celebrate The Fourth sale ana
Zane The abS..ii"t. Of fireworks gnd
fircCrarkerS ha: Uccn noticeable in shops
here. and II is evident but lew noise
making devices will be- sold here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-30
Draft Board Organized

Tie Marshall COUNTY HrIt; board was
organized Ut, Il meeting held yesterday
afternoon. Hon. +. +. larrlgan being
named chairman, with J. J. Slirpntr
clerk Lr. L.. H. MCCIuSk! Is the ncul-
cal Inspector.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

.rh,. neutrality-suspicious. has Necn mRdH q!
In. tuorriag, uf Mr.. Loren Ii"hmond 10
Miss Ruth Winifrcd shannon both o,
{ 'nhn,hus. which occurred III that city
RECENTLY. Mr.. Eirhm"nd is the Sun OF
Sir. nnd Mrs. ". f.. Richmond, formerly
i'm. C'ol,,nhus. where they will reside.
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Funeral for Mry. Adams.

p hospital Tuesday. was laid at res; III
Mt. Zion cemetery yesterday afternoon
preceded by funeral services in the
home Of her mother. Mrs Anna Davis.
o. o6eS Main street
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Will Cut for Red cross.

Z T. taShcm. II Inc kIHc Manu- az
turing company. aud Mr. Hall. OF the
EIankrnSnp Manufacturing company
have volunteered ~ do the cutting for
the Rcd Cross Sewing. Tine material
VIII l." cut by machinery. this relIer-
ing the ladies nr much hard work.
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To Paint Schools.

Tlr Board at EDUCATION u tne indie
pendent school district III M"undsrIlle
viii ask r"r lIds for ;h~ painting OF
the interior at the Central and fIrsL
ward buildings. Bids will be- opened at
the july. meeting of the buard
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Rnnsra1 Tor Smith Child To-Day

The funeral i"r Louisa Nlagdalsn,:
| l. -vear-cld daughter ut John and Ida
Smi IN. who died Wednesday, Will BE-
held IN the family bonn. $3.50 Mrr'nl-
.loch street. this afternoon At o'clock
Burial will he In Mt. I:nn.
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Licenses Issued.

Tubtrcn. .igIr and cigarette LICENSES
wore ISSUED Ut IN" ShcrlfI'S office yes
l"rclal r"r The ,car ncginuIng tho first
nr tn" month. applications Tor licenses
were ncI III uryr H: Il special session OF
Cuuuty court held yesterday.
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STEUBENVILLE
SI~.iA! p,Spa'"n /" ia" In'rI'lgsur"r

SI"-'i.! pSpai.n I" ia" In'rI'igsrr"r
STEI ZEN Nll.!.t,. g.. lane -
som" Very interesting figures compiled
on personal tan returns. sheep losses.
"lr have been obtained from tn" rrun-
~ auditors uffir'. Following is list
"r The h"rS"S. cattle. mules. sheep AMI
nnES returned t. taxpayers: Horses.
i.i"1: .caIllr. IG.nl": mules. lUi: sheep.
80 ST.. and hogs. i.GG>. TN returns tn
his "i'y b! wards f"llnw: F'irS; ward.
- hnrS"S. III "r;il". h"rS. Second
Ward--ihI, hnrS''. rHltl". | h"R. Thirl
w;tr..--i0 10 horses. - cattle. y mules.
Fourth Ward ~ Erfs..S. ~ cattle. i
hog. rh" biEe"S. r'IuruS IN the Hniiui =
follow !inrS">. SmitnfIcld township.
Gtu: raith'. Smithfirld township. i.HGl
mules. Ross loWn*lip. III: sheep. Salem
township. .'...:'I. hogs. Smithficld. !1i.
The sheep killed during TIA" Year
amounted /" 80 and tn" number m
iur"d. lSr. TIC Iahit "f the sheep
killed w;$ WIS l.61I aud the loss
Ihrou:h injuries waS S3St. The amour,
"r r1nn-y paid ""r sheep kil!nt WAS ST.
7"a."H. III" witness fees amounted to
5000.
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tor Il lingering illness Of RriEhtS dis
ease Patrick barrett II we'll known resi-
dent nf III" East End. died al his home
thfs. morning aged -. One brother,
Michael survives him.
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TpnArAl for Cyhar1Aa nAho1+

Yesterday morning funeral services
were held in thr family home. rear $50
Seventeenth street. for Charles @. De-
bolt. who died Wednesday, Requiem
high mass was celebrated in st J"S.ph'S
cathrsdral. with burial In Mt. Calvary.
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Bible Lecture.

Tho Resurrection of the Jus, and Tn"
Unjust" Will hc the subject "i me lrc-
,nr,, IN h.. given IN Moosc hall Sunday
uTi,rnnnn ut ESQ o'clock. II is free ana
all arc welcome.
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PLAYGROUND BILL
Mothers Day at All Grounds Yesterday
Sixteenth ana Twenty sixth
Have Stunts Scheduled.

Yesterday WAS observed AS M"ih"rs
,ias AT thu: three lu'al Fairgrounds. that
he parents miGh: sec tin" healthy and
enjoyable stunts their rnilu"en vuIU!
ScuIrs uf fathers and InuthrrS Visited
the grounds Yesterday. Special FEATURES
w"r- put on al all Iht places "i t-crra-
tluu:
At Sixteenth Street Thursdays.
Every Thursday evening during IN"
summer picnic VIII hr hclu oh thu
SINt"cuth street Gruuuds ar in lh- hills
nearby. The children ar. ~ bring their
own lumrh. The affair. will br given
under thu supervision 81 l'Hdl Wright
ana Miss oral dickens. play supcrvi-
sUrS Of lhu! ground
Twenty-glxth Street.
Beginning this afternoon and every
Saturday AFTERNOON during tn" summer
til" boy If tn" TW"nty-$iNih street
srnunGS will Sinrr hare aud huum,
rhaS'. rs Il special FEATURE. under the dI-
gncII,m "f Play supervisor ,;r"rg. -.
Rose.
\ program OF Special i'HiUI,> - h.ii!s
;.rrang"d for IN" Fort! -SIAlh street
rr,uur!$ children.
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WELLSBURG

HELLSBERG. W. Ia. June 29--Th-
first Of u series Of two recitals by pupils
Of Miss Daisy Witten, was given at the
Hamilton y. NJ. .. ~ and was attended
by many parents and friends OF the
Young musicians. The program Was
composed Of difficult selections and tile
manner in which the performers accredit-
ed themselves evoked much Favorable
comment Those who took part were:
Master Leonard Marsh. Misses Margaret
Mycr. Elizabeth Kraft. Olive Nichols.
dorothy Doran, Gladys Woodhousc.
llcanorc Wharton. Glndys Frank, Lu-
ellie Wells. Margaret Wharton. Virgins
Dakcs. Katherine Marsh Ruth Hanna,
Margaret Mc:usksy. Frances Johnson.
Margaret Foster. Mary Richey, ransy
Perrin and Master Edgar Wells.
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Mrs. Breen Dead.

Mrs II. II. i;rrcn. we'll. known resi-
dent 81 NrnEo. j. dead ut her home in
iha' Ila,r. Sh" nab been 7 resident of
Tint village 'G": many years and WIS
prominent in church and social work
She was L nntive. of Snlinevillc Column
hluua rouniy. Sh" is survived BY her
hl: band and two daughters.
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VANCE CHURCH OUTING

nlIr 20 - MISUNDERSTANDING. tit 80
ing Of tn" Vanr" Memorial Sunday sch"o
at Wheeling park yesterday wm% n'
largely attended. f;nin which fell dui
ing the forenoon CAUSED someone l.
start n report tlIai In" outing had h"":
post puncd. although II" Official "anc"lia
lion WIS made" II WAS Hnnnunc"d Ia
he rurk management that another on
ing will J." held later in the season i!
tho Vance. sunday school.
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Patrick Barrett.

Speclai D;s;,t~h 80 ,nr ia's!ltS"rcr'
CLAEKSBCRG, IS. Va, June "a:
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pnnsra1 for Martin Birch Today.

The. funeral for Martin Birch. aged
rs who died IN Il local hnSpitnl Thurs
day will De held in:a afternoon at $50
O'Clock in the homr ~ his brother. Har-
~ey Birch. nf lj1 Eighteenth str.";.
Burial will be in Stone Church GENE.
terry
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WOllHburH Briefs.

John .. Erskinc has purchased from
John r ElSOn. n piece OF ground In the
Frcshwater addition comprising one anc
nmc-half lots. and will in Il few days.
commence the erection Of bungalow
tn cost s6,nn0
James .hntil and William Lcweliyn
both faced Mayor Rinc Friday morning.
charged with being drunk. having bce,,
arrested Thursday by Chief Of Police
Combs. Both were told to get out OF
town as quickly aS possible.
Mrs. Lucy NJ. George. assisted by .Yrs.
". w Beall. Mrs. Alien Burt. Mrs. ".
G.. Jacobs. Mrs. Richard Palmer and q
number of other ladies. entertained the
children who participated in the chii-
drcn'S day exercises nj the Presbyterian
church on recent date
Miss Della Barnes was Brilliant
caller Thursday.
Miss E;rva Myrr was a shopper, IN
Wheeling. Friday.
Miss Bertha Rradnn. Miss Dawson and
RraJon Dawson were Wheeling visitor.
Thursday. calling on Mrs. w. T. Dawson.
who is convalescent ut the Ohio Valley
hospital.
Mrs. John Eugglcs and sons. John anc
Ralph. or Toledo. o., and Miss Mar.
EuEEles. "C Cleveland. O.. are the rucs,s
- ~ --'A -H-~-- q l. Ruzelna
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Funeral for Mrs. Friedrich.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
for Mrs. Louisa rr,.drick. who passed
away Wednesday. were neld 10 the horn"
OF her daughter. Mas 81. T.. Adams. oG
ST. Market street. The Rev. Dr. a. l..
Renze. o; Zion Lutheran church. off,
ciated. and interment was In Mt. Wood.
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"How has your political! carer been
occupi"d?"
MOSTLY" replied Senator Sorghum.
in irwin. 10 reform the nIh"r fellow;
and fighting the fellows whn were ny
ing 20 reform me. --WashlnglUn Star.
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Flag and Pola Al In.

The strong wind Of Thursday evening
bent tho flag pole In Central park. I'll.
pole is leaning toward the cast. being GU;
Of plumb several feet Ia the ctop Tie
flag which was raised i'm April. anG
pcrmitted to stay out In the weather. mas
been whipped TO shrcads and entirely O.
StrScd.