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Evening journal., 1917-06-08
Nuxated Iron Makes Strong,
Vigorous, Iron Men and Beautiful
Healthy Rosy Checked Women
DR.. Howard James, late Of the Man
haitian State Hospital Of New York and
formerly Assistant Physician Brooklyn
State Hospital, Says:

''Iron is absolutely necessary 70 enable
your blood 70 change food into living tissue.
Without AZ. no matter how much or what
you eat your food merely passes through
you without doing you any good. You don
get tho strength out OF t. and az a conse-
quenee you become weak, pale and sickly
looking just like plant trying TO grow in
soil deficient in iron. patient Of mine
remarked to me latter having been on =
siH weeks course Of Nuxatod Ironl. Say
Doctor, that there stun is like magic
II you are not strong or we'll you owe Il
20 yourself 20 make the following test. See
how long you can work or how far you can
walk without becoming tired. Next take
two fve-grain tablets Of nuxated iron three
times per day after meals for two weeks
Then test your strength again and see how
Evening journal., 1917-06-08
Many Sister SusieS Are
Sewing for Sans Soldiers

done for the military or the marines
though, by any manner Of means. It
takes three skcins to make regu-
lation army or navy mufier but it is
hard to gauge just how much It takes
to trim and fringe miladys dress of
Jersey cloth serge or georgette creme
To be a really successful frock it
must have wool embroidery around
the hem. the cuffs. the neck. the
pockets and the belt There are warn
tassels too and yarn fringe 10 finish
well and woody,
Wool doe1nt even stop at outer
garments but inyades the realm Of
lingerie. II is far cry from the
woolen lingerie of 1917 to the aesthe-
TIC red and grey wooden union suits
our parents used to make ua don
when we We're young and helpless.
Today envelope chemises, nighties
and combinations of salmon pink,
purple or turquoise blue GeOrgette
crepe are embroidered lavishly in yarn
OF divers huea This modernist
underwear is certainly right up to
scratch.
Smocks and slip-over blouses OF
Georgeite crepe are also fulsomly
darned. Even some Of the smartest
new bathing quits have the habit with
cunning little yarn fringes around
Their abbreviated skirts and bobbing
yarn tassels on the pockets and top
ping the smart and rakish bathing
caps. 1t Is to be hoped. however,
that generous cake OF wool soap
will accompany each wool embroider-
ed mermaid when she goes in for
her dip.
Dame Fashion IS actually trying to
pull the wool over our eyes as Is evil
denced by the new yarn embroidered
and bordered wells that float in the
Evening journal., 1917-06-08

much You have gained. From my own OK.
perience with Nuxated Iron. / feel Sc is such
valuable remedy that 81 should be kept in
every hospital and prescribed by every ply.
siclan In this country"
Nuxated Iron, recommended above by Dr.
James IS for sale by all good druggists on an
absolute guarantee Of success and satisfac-
uon or your money refunded.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
SIDE TALKS
Ru Ruth Cameron.
That Exasperating Person

We were speaking or Conversations!
awkwardncSs the Hhcr night. apfopos OIL
the plan (Which ] coniided to you) OF
course in social conversations.
Someone spoke of the mnnoloSlSt VINO
never gives you Il chance. and then some
one else quoted Margaret Ossolis CHAR
actrriZaiion Of Carlisle.
He docs not converse, only mar
angucs'
the one who asks u question and then
doesn't give you Il chance to answer IL.
That is an eXasperating type OF per-
son. isn't il"
We've all met hcr--I think it is usual
or course there arc different species
Of tho type.
The Flutter mnded Woman.
There is the Sprightly. intensely inter-
cSted in everything. flutter-minded wo-
man. who asks you 4 question and them
before you have a chance to answer H.
asks YOU another.
was in Il gathering with woman
If this type the other night: we were
discussing; the pres idrntial election. she
asked a man who has reputation Tor
knowing a good deal about political con-
Gitions what the Democratic party IN the
South stood for His eye lit up. he
leaned forward. here was Il subject 70
his liking That isn't big question:.
h" *aid. and was about to go on at
Isn't il" There is SO much to poll
tics and so many things | want to know
about. THERE'S the tariff and free trade:
I'm diving TO have someone explain all
about that. Which do you believe IN:
He Didn't Fry to Tell Her,
The look on thai mans face was a
study. He gave IL vague answer ana fe!l
irIn :. tind of fIabbcrgaStcd silence.
Tl.n there is the t%pc who ask for
nal uursliOn for puliteness sake. anc
either break in your answer or show by
their pre-occuried air and vacant eye
that they are not listening to you.
And then there is the type who are
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
Mother Made, Quick
Acting Cough Syrup
Should he Kept Handy In Every
IIomc-Enaily Prepared and
Costs Little.
Observation-Disclosures

Mothers, you'll never know what YOU
are mi ssing until YOU make, up tins IN;
expensive, onick.acting cough syrup ana
and nothing. else will loosen IL cough or
chest cold and heal the int!amcd or
swollen threat membranes with, snch
,asr and prumptnrss. It's equally a.
.ood for urowu-ups as ior children;
This splendid cough syrup IS made "
touring 81, ounces OF rincX go GER
:urthj into a pint bottle and filling u.
nitle with plain granalatcd suga
syrup. This gives YOU full pint
iamily supply--of much better, couG
remedy thnn YOU could buy rcady-mad
10. S2.!i0--a clear saving OF 81.
The moment it touches the inilamrH
aoli-con-csted membranes that line tn
throat and air passages, the healing I''
gins, the phlc9m looscns, serene
leaves. cough spusms lessen and sUpi
disappear altogether, thus ending :
cough quicker than YOU ever though
possible. Hoarscnrss and ord mar
coughs are conquered by it in "a hour
or less Excellent for bronchitis, whoap
inr cough, spasmodic Group, bronchla.
asthma or winter coughs.
Pnrx is Il highly concentrated com
pound of genuine Norway pine extract
combined with "uaiacol and is tamou.
the world over Tor its quick heailll+
effect on the membranes.
Beware. OF substitutes. Ask yonr
druggist for "2ln ounces OF Pincx' with
DIRECTIONS and don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give absolute salts
faction or money refunded. The PineS
Co., 1T. Wayne, Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05

their arrival. The membership com
mittee OF the club, of which Mrs. ID.
\. Taylor is chairman, will be Of value
in assisting the receiving line, as will
be. the officers Of the club and the
chairmen' of the various departments.
These follow:
Membership Committee
MeSdameS
F. NJ. Carlin Charles Guild
4. l.. Meyer George Stamm
Bertha Caldwell Sallle McCollosh
II. F. Conner ]. E. Morgan
!. C.. Grey W. H. Smith
Fl. C.. Franzheim
Miss Carrie Zane
Officers
Mrs. C. 3. McLain, first vice pres
Mrs. II. c. Whitaker, second vice
president.
Mrs. c. J. Proudfoot, recording sec
Mrs. E. C. Ewing. corresponding
secretary.
Miss Mary Vardy. treasurer.
Mrs. J. Harold Brennan, auditor.
Department Chairmen
Mesdamas
Walter S. Kelley w. E. McGreSor
". E. Woolenwoe- e. J. Beekman
Der T. {. Burke
Misses
Aces McF. Wilson RANGES l.. Bell
The house committee of which Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05

; l.. A. Rolf Is chairman, has been very
busy these last few days in the cont
pletlon Of the decorations, which VIII
be very pleasing. Mrs. Rolf has been
assisted by Mrs. W. II. Metzner. Mrs.
j. H. Mcclure and Mrs. Guy r. Z.
Allen.
Special care has been expended on
the program and in 1t, the guests VIII
be accorded some especially delight
full numbers. Miss Sarah Metzner
| whose every public appearance, has
met with the entire appreciation OF
! her audience, appears on the program
for q piano. number. Miss Hazel Sea
mon, who has recently returned from
New York city, where she has studied
for the last several seasons, Will sing
two charming songs and the club
! quartette which is made up of Mes
; danes May Frye-Sinks, Elsie FISCHER
! Kincheloe, Edward W. Stifel and j.
; Don Merriman will with their usual
i fine conception contribute to the pleas
! ure of the guests in their song num-
! OF the local committee OF the League
10 Enforce Peace, will speak briefly
i Of their objects and aims.
| As a closing feature tea Will be
served in the private dining room.
which has been made very ATTRACTIVE
/ for the affair and where the hospital,
itv committee, Of which Mrs. Edward
~. Stifel is chairman will serve. THIS
committee is composed OF:
Mesdames
F. F. Faris R. NJ. Baird
James Matthews Julius Horkhel-
William Rownd mer
Z. L. Stone c. A. Robinson
Siiss A1nvra RrownFrank Stamm
Leo Wolfe A. Z. Stliel
| A. A. Wheat ,,.
Mrs Fred F. Faris. Mrs. Frank
Stamm and Mrs. Reed NJ. Baird viii
preside at the three tables and the ioI-
lowing will assist in serving 'He
guests: ,,,
Katherine Mabs OF Des Moines iowa.
Gertrude Garden GRACE carter
Sarah Jackson katnerin" EnDerl
Ruth Mason Sarah Metzner
Elizabeth Stamm
Mesdames
A rthrr Stifel krauth Whitmcr
~ EaWcptt OF Des Molnes,
90 HiIl A H. Hoblitzell
Bridge Party.
Miss Florence OFT had small
marty Of friends rs guests yesterday
afternoon at neT HOlIe III bNlio oti'''
Bridge provided a diversion for few
hours, when the guests were served
luncheon.
Wedding Announcements.
Announcements have been received
nv friends Of the couple, which read
as follows:
Mrs. Sara Jane Davis
announces the marriage OF her
daughter
Carrie Odessa
to
Mr.. James Templeton Dunbar. Jr.
Tuesday, November sixteenth
nineteen hundred and fifteen
Belaire. Ohio.
At home
Wheeling. W. a.
This announcement COMES. as i sur.
prise to their large circle of friends.
Preceding their marriage they dc.
cided to keep the event secret and
have succeeded thus far successfully.
The bride has 4 large circle Of
acQuantances in Belarc and is vel!
known in musical circles. Mr. Dun
bar is the son Of Mrs. J. I. Dunbar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
rR1-srATE WOOL GROWERS.
Meet in Annual Session In Nasket Al.
d1toriu1n Next Month-Prof.
Sheets to Speak. Al

Tri-State Wool Growers association :
will meet In annual session in the Mar
kct Auditorium assembly room next.
month. The exact date will be an
nounccd later. -
The program is being prepared. One
Of the principal speakers will be Proi:
r. N. Sheets of the West Virginia uni-rj
vsrsity extension department. 1t is an.9
ticipaied that the session will be more
largely attended than ever before. as
each year there is more interest MANI
tested in the association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05

so full of their own affairs that they ask
you question about yours and before
YOU can answer, tell you about theirs. rs
She Doesn't Care What Happened 30 !,
Your Little Girl 81
For instance. How Is your little grit
Did you know mine had had the
measles" Yes" and then follows
complete forgetfulness Of her interest
in your little girl. who may have had
the scarlet fever for all she knows. 81
To be asked 4 question and not given
a chance to answer It gives one an un:::
on1fortable feeling, O sense Of inter.
ruptcd functioning. II one isn't going
to walt for an answer, better not ask ;
question at all. NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
Bic RECEPT TON
THIS AF TERNOON
WoMAN'S CLUB WILL GIVE AT
TRAcTlVE AFFAIR AT HOTEL
WINDSOR
MANY Lesser Events But Quite As
Delightful Fill Remaining Days
Of The Week-Youns Mems
Club Give Dancing Party

A daytime function OF delightful APP
pointment will be the reception ana
tea this afternoon of the Woman 5
club, ct the Hotel Windsor. All MEM
bers are expected to attend and they
are privileged to bring as many guests
as they like. upon the payment Of the
? customary guest fee. The member
ship of the club now includes nearly
four hundred prominent local women
and Mrs. John b. Garden fills the Of
flee Of president. She. together with
the former presidents. Mrs. A. U. VIII
son, Mrs. Julian G. Hearne. Mrs. Guy
Z c. Allen and Mrs; Oliver Russell
Wood will receive the guests upon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
NEW CORPORATION TAX.
NOW Due and II Hot Reported and 3Ail
ut Revenue OHice Firm VIII
BE FinAd.

ANY bank or corporation having
slOO. 900 capital stock or over that fails
to make returns to the local internal
revenue office by February ! next Will
he subject TO a fine.
The tax is u new one and II appiee
having 100000 capital stock or over.
while all such concerns having $4,000.
or less capital stock are exempt. s&j
The tax is so cents per annum on
every $1,000. which is to be paid semi.
annually at IS cents for the nrst six
months, which is now due.
A bed that folds into a wall ana ia
hidden by Il pair OF doors is tho idea OK
n Colorado inventor. -.r.E.E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
ROTARY CLUB MEMBERS:
VIII March 20 Eoff street Temple
evening, Where Rabbi Silver
viii Deliver Discourse.

Members OF Wheeling Rotary Club
will meet in the Mcclure House this eve.!
ming at 1880 o'clock and march In body
Silver will deliver q special discourse;
Oh What Is Rotary ~
The services will begin at 7:45: SG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
New Wear Weddino

The marriage of Miss Martha Ridge
daughter Of Mr. anu Mrs. Alfred
Rudgc Of McColloch street. to Mr..
James SIevin of Wyandotre. Mich.
was sulcmniZed on Nrv Years morn
ing. The wedding took place at ST.
Mary's church and Rev. Father Viii
liam Hall read the marriage service
at 10 o'clock. The bride had us her
maid Of honor Miss Amy Bishop and
MIR. Richard Thomas attended Mr..
Slevin as best man.
The bride wore her travelling out.
fit. chiffon velvet suit Of wistaris
with accessories 10 correspond Her
maid of honor was aLtired in chal-
lis Of light blue.
Immediately following The cere-
mony. wedding breakfast was
served al the brides home. which
bore out attractive appointments and
At which places were laid for a large
company Of guests.
Later Mr.. and Mrs Slcvin left on
an extended wedding journey which
will eliminate al Wyandoltc. Mirh.,
where they will establish their fu-
turc home
Guests al the wedding included:
Amy Bishop Minnie Ridge
Lnrlie Bishop Margaret Rich
Alice Bishop ards
Alice Ridge Eta .IeavonS
Edith Rud%" Ollie Ieavons
Helen Rudgr Marie Ieavons
McsrS-
Thomas Jeavons Richard Thomas
Job Jeaynns. Jr. Barnaby Ridge
John Bishop
McSSrs. and McSlameS---
James Slevin James Bishop
J. T., Rudge Mrs. John X Stew
Job .Jeavons ART Dayton
Masquerade Party
4 very pleasant party WAS rendered
Mrs. William Wct2el as a surprise 1t
her home in Lnring Place. Elm Grove.
The evening was filled with amuse-
mentS Of various sorts and AT n
o'clock Il luncheon was served. The
affair celebrated the birthday annivrr-
fary Of the hostess. ami WIS parli2-
fpateh in by the following guests:
McsdamcS
John Crow Jos EI"rdcn
Fred Snndcrman J Rhrinhart
Mary Miller Ellie Bowman
Joseph Myers Mrs. Wissell
Mary Winters
Misses
Anna Marie Wet Gertrude WetZel
Eel Joseph Shock
Master Louis Wetzel
Mr.. and Mrs William Wetzel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
DANCING PARTY,

At the 4. O. Z. W. hi III last even.
ing. the Young Mems club were hosts
at a very enjoyable dancing party.
The dance program was perfectly eN.
ccutci and refreshments were served
ut inlrrmiSSions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05

and Mrs. List departed on a short
honeymoon journey and will later re-
side at Belaire, where the groom IS
a prominent Business man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
Wedding Of Last Evening.

At the parsonage of the new Meth
odist Episcopal church. at Shadyside.
the marriage of Mrs. Lydia c. Moore
aire, took place last evening. Rev.
r. l.. Mcconnell, pastor of the NJ. T..
church, solemnized the marriage at
S o'clock, and there were no attend.
ants. Following the ceremony Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05

of Parkcrsburg lie was formerly
connected with the Huntington Dis
patch, and is Ill present with the Ma
IiOnal Sales Agency of Wheeling, Mr..
and Mrs. Dunbar will 20 TO house
Keeping in this city.
Entertained Friends.
Miss Catherine Daicr AT heG home
in North Wheeling. entertained on
Wednesday evening. having quite Il
number Of friends as guests. Music
games and dancing afforded amurs-
ment and luncheon was served at
their conclusion. The guests were:
Eva Dailer Margaret Krone
Marie Parrill weth
GeneYicve Helm. Virginia Miller
bright Grace kronrweth
Edna Shiyely Catherine Dailer
Mrsrs.
joseph Barrisler William Hickey
Edwin Doyle Jack Anderson
Leroy Car! Bernard Rrntschler
Wilbur Nolan Bob Frazier
Reception Monday Evening.
Following the annual business
meeting AT the Young Women's Chris
tian Association on Monday evening.
an informal reception will be held
honorinG Mrs. Mary Kinney Lewis.
the new secretary Tho hospitality
committee will serve refreshments.
Cake and Candy Sale.
The Kings Daughters Of the First
Presbyterian church will hold a sale
| OF cake and candy at the George r..
Taylor company store on. Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05
For Miss Onden.
ALEXANDRIA Club.

One of The weeks, very pleasant dane
ing parties took plar" last evening at
the Carroll club. and the Alhambra club
members were hosts. rh"rr were Il large
number Of guests present and the Prem
Ter orchestra offered AN unrXrrllcd So
lection. in Il program for the dancers.
The committee in rhHrgr WAS composed
OF Mcssrs. Frank 1,Hi!y. Harold j. Arm
old and Leo J. Ennrnh"rE"r. who per-
fcrtrd the nu1"m"ut iii Il way which
resulted in unr IF their most delightful
gatherings.
The guests present included:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05

January l3. \ delicious assortment
Of home made cakes will be offered
with fine selection of candy.
Swing Party.
Mis- Callie Morgan at her home on
the Island. last evening, had the
members of the PhiIarhra class Of
Thomson church as guests. 4 few
hours at needlework was followed by
the serving of Il luncheon. TIch was
pleasing conclusion to The even
ing's paslimr. Miss Mary Morgan
entertained the guests with several
headings. Those present included:
Misses
Lettie Coleman Sarah Joyce
Blanche Scott Isabelle Hazlctt
Virginia Carruth- Mary Morgan
ers Callie Morgan
Margaret Wilkin- Clara Wilson
son Martha Hubbard
Edna Sturges Eva Leaning
Rebecca Hubbard Belle LaShley
Maud Bowen Elizabeth Morri-
BERTHE Martin son
Mrsdames-
j. Erville Morgan Gus Bibben
Rose Hissom Sid HOlcOmb
Clayde Taylor Harry Coleman
Carl PeIly Margaret Black
For Miss Ogden.
Miss katherine Ebbert of Pleasant
Valley, entertained at her home yes
terday with bridge party for Miss
Frances Ogden, whose wedding Is to
take place at ST. Matthew's church
the first of next week. This affair
added another to The many charming
parties which are being accorded her.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-05

January Is. \ delicious assortment
of home made cakes will be offered
with a fine selection of candy.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
CHINESE LAUNDRY Is
BURNED AND ROBBED
While Proprietor ReRaIed himself At
Chop sd@y Restaurant. Thieves
Play Havoc With Place.

Woo Book, Chinese iaundryman.
whose place Of business is located at
i20 West Marshall street. Is hemoaninS
for the thieves who practically
wrecked his little laundry yesterday.
While Woo was regaling himself at Il
Broad-Street chop suey restaurant. an
alarm OF fire sounded and he was in
formed that his laundry was in flames
Rushing to the scene he found that the
place had been entered through rear
door. robbed. and then set on fire. The
flames did little damage. being extin-
Euished by members of the Brook
Avenue engine company But the
place had been ransaeked and So In
currency taken from the drawer. to-
gether with gold watch with broken
crystal valued at $s5. and ring valued
at IS. Collars and cuffs were scat
tered around the place. the loss In
this particular, however. being negli-
gfble Sergeant Bradley and Patrol
man Clark took up the case. and hope
to recover the veeiuables and land the
1t was said by the police that the
Chinaman had recently had some trou-
ble>with one OF his employees and that
probably this employee had attempted to.
wreak vengeance, but the idea was not
countenanced by Woo. who said the
employee with whom he had disagreed
was relative and would net ats.saEt
- harm him.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
"cROSSEO' WIRELESS
WAVES blhAfO FOR
LATEST SUB SCARE


Washington, septembe ia pecu-
liar crossing" OF wireless waves.
such as wires might cross in tele-
phone exchange. was responsible for
iths, submarine scare which set otFscias
Washington on edge yesterday and
apparently hurried the Mayfiower. with
President Wilson and his party. into
the protection Of New York hsrhor.
These are the facts gathered today
by the naval authorities. They ac-
count for the accumulation of wireless
evidence aboard two steamers and at
shore station which. when summed UP
spell out a steamer attacked by sub
marine of Nantucket.
An American vessel was Engaged in
target practice, Some vessel heard the
firing and reported just that.
a vessel was notifying shore STA
ton OF her position on Nantucket.
And sonew here. perhaps thousands
OF miles away. there flashed IS. Q. s."
the distress call OF the sea.
Scraps of all three dispatches evil
IDENTIFY licked through the ether at the
same time.
on tire uoTth Atlantic ssaboard have
stated that. despite careful investiga-
tion In which the seas were secured
for miles. no submarine has been To-
Gated and no evidence found OF attack
of any merchantmen
Investigation Is still proceeding as
ts usual in such cases The naval au-
thorities have worked for months
tracking down hundreds of submarine
scares But each new one Is as care
fully Investigated as any, as 1t is
realized that the cry of "wolf' may
prove true at any time.
The explanation of the scare-and
this time 1T was real scare" In wash
ington-has satisfied every one. The
inclusion OF the IS. Q. s." was deemed
perfectly possible by wireless experts
II was stated that the flashes some
times travel inexplicable distances un-
der certain atmospheric conditions.
II was also stated that the IS. Q. s."
is short code fash which can be
made closely to resemble other flashes
in code and that a careless operator at
some place might have let his key slip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-09-17
PROMINENT FARMER
IS FATALLY WOUNDED

Alexandria. va, Sept. te-Mont.
gomery Fox. a well known and high
ly respected farmer of Fairfax county.
lies at the point of death at his home
near Vale. with fractured skull re-
ceived during an alteration between
his son Carlos Fox and neighbor,
f. l.. Reid. on Monday. The wound
was inflicted by Reds son. Vernon
Reid. with heavy stick of wood.
The unfortunate affair grew out
of quarrel between the younger Fox
and the elder Neid over the opera
ton of traction engine In which
thcF were Jointly interested. The
men exchanged blows and clinched
Reid. 1t is said. having Young Fox
down on the ground. Montgomery
Fox approached with the intention
according 70 report, Of separating the
combatants Vernon Reid. misinter-
preting Montgomery Fcx's action as
intending harm to his father picked
Up piece OF wood and hit ths @ider
De heal