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Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-31

Girls
Elizabeth Bolts
Oceola Clapper
Lillis Clampitt
Nina Cooper
Edna Cooper
Ruth Cauthorne
Pauline Craddock
Grace Dowell
Anna Dudley
Josephine Erb
Jessie Frazier
Lulu Grier
Elvadene Dermody
Leila Fuhrer
Anna Hammett
Hazel johnson
India johnson
Margaret johnson
Wilhelmine Taylor
Ellen Machin
Polly Miller
Elaine Miller
Stella Peck
Allene Reed
Tommie Roberts
Ellen Stephens
Maurine TRULY
Nora Williams
Carolyn Wilson
Carolyn Worrell
Nell Wilson
Helen Wilkins
Annabelle Morley
Mabel Thomas
Alice Brashears
Paulina Flynt
Boys
Leslie Crews
John bearing
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
WHY SUFFER SO?

Why suffer from a bad back, from
sharp, shooting twinges, headaches
dizziness and distressing urinary ills
Americas people recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills. Could you ask for
stronger proof of merit?
w. w. Rigsby, policeman, 2O5 Prince
ST., Americas, Ca, says: Il suffer
ed a good deal from an aching back.
The trouble was caused by my kidneys
being disordered. Two or three boxes
Of Doan's Kidney Pills relieved me of
these ailments" Statement given
March %, 19OS).
AGAIN PRAISES DOAN'S.
AFTER A LAPSE OF MORE THAN
SIX YEARS, Mr.. Rigsby said: Deans
idney Pills certainly did me a great
deal of good. l am always glad to
recommend them to others suffering
from kidney complaint"
Price soc at all dealers. Don't sim
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
What Is
Alabastine?

Alabastine is beautiful sanitary,
durable and economical material for
use on all interior wall surfaces.
Alabastine in white and tints comes
prepared for use, in dry powder form,
requiring only the mixing with either
cold or warm water.
Alabastine is applied with any good
: or S-inch wall brush.
Alabastine may be used on rough or
smooth plaster. wall board, cement,
brick. wood or canvas.
Alabastine is sanitary in its nature,
beautiful in its effects, easy to mix and
apply, and too superior to be compar-
ed with ordinary kalsomines.
Alabastine is more artistic than wall
paper more effective than paint, more
permanent than kalsomine.
Alabastine goes further, lasts longer
and is more durable than any kalso-
mine
Alabastine is less expensive and far
more sanitary than wall paper.
Advertised in all leading magazines.
Sold by
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
BIG REWARD OFFERED FOR
RETURN OF STOLEN DIAMONDS

ATLANTA, Ca, Jan. 27.-If you see
a strange man with $4,000 worth OF
diamonds, pounce on him and confis-
cate the gems with one hand while
madly waving for the police with the
other, and maybe you'll get the reward
of $1,000 which has been telegraphed
to police chiefs throughout the South
ern states.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28

ply ask for kidney renedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mr..
Rigsby has twice publicly recommend
ed. Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffa-
10, N. Y. advt
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
NOTICE.

To Whom 1t May Concern: The
Citizens Insurance Company, of Mis-
souri, hereby gives notice that its pol
icies Number GAL, SAT, 64S and $50 are
void. Any one holding the same will
please notify W. r. Prescott, General
Agent, Atlanta, Georgia.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-01-28
iNERIGus SHOWS


BA4OAAAAes
Monday.
Paramount. Seventeen" five acts.
Tuesday.
Metro. "A wife by Proxy" five acts.
Wednesday.
Triangle "A Corner in Colleens," five
acts; two-reel keystone Comedy.
Thursday.
Paramount. Unprotected" five acts.
Friday.
World Picture. IA Woman's Way"
five acts; Peg o. The Ring" chapter
IA
Saturday.
Triangle. THE Alta Boys Last
Race" FIVE acts, and two-reel Key
stone, A Lovers Might"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
CROCERyMAN ALSO
PRAISED TANLAC
TELLS BE Low w Il A RsH'
ARATlON DID FOR ST OMAC7
TROUBLE HE HADA

Il read in the papers OF Tie me re-
suits others were getting BY taxing
this medicine Tdnlac. and found oui
for myself that it surely is Splrnd!u
preparation for stomach trouble. SAiu
Eliw. Rribold. 81 North Third 81,
Martins Ferry. Ohio.
Il was Il Dubbed Il great deal WIN
pains in my stomach atter raunS,
said this popular grocer IN describing
his case and experience with Famine
further.
IL had poor appetite. th"s" pans
were a source OF constant annoyance
and trouble 10 me bur after taking
Tanlac but a short whilr,. ! eat and
enjoy my meals and do not have those
terrible shooting pains anymore. &c.
fore began taking your medicine me
pains were so terrible really dreaded
10 eat but now I'm hungry lot OF the
timc and enjoy hearty meal.
Folks in rhiS vicinity similarly iTou-
bled need hesitate no longer with this
evidence of TanlaC's genuine merit
before them. Then. TOO. the reader
should remember that thousands nave
likewise endorsed and r"cOmmcnGeI
Tanlac. The only pos@ihl" chance OF
disapnoinlment for the reader is IN
attemu;ing 20 purchase Tanlac At
other stores outside IF those officially
authorized to distribute III" prrpara'
tinn. Here In Wheeling II should only
be bought OF c. II. Griest x co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
TWENTY DEAD
Continued from First Page.)

ton 70 the recovery Of the dead in the
sleeper BellwO0d. The
Bruceville, in tele$Coping the BEL
wood had practically split and stripped
the interior, crushing out the lives a:
the occupants, nineteen passengers
and the porter. They could see some
OF the bodies but could rot reach
them. 4 mother, with her little baby
in he. arms and its arms claspcd
about her neck could be seen. A child
with doll in It's arms was another
pathetic picture Of thu horror.
II was early in tho morning before
the first body WAS recovered. that OF one
cc the Owens boys. and Il was after 3
o clock in the morptns before the last
body was taken out.
Tha company officials faced a hard
task in establishing the Identify OF the
dead. This was not co:npietsd until late
This afternoon.
Cars Piled In Heap.
How thc freight train rushed pas:
block stations and tho Mercantile En-
press nagman. who had gone back whsn
his train stopped Is Il mystery. Round
ing a curve the big engine cut into t&e
passenger train and thrnw freight cars
and passenger cars into n heap across
the four tracks.
In few moments the tracks we're
covered with an indcScribab!c mass Of
twisted steel. while CRIES OF the injured
were pi.iablc. Children ran 20 and fro.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
SHORTAGE DOPE
Continued from First Page.)

eminent in seeking indictments in its
investigation of the rising cost Of iiv-
ing.
cnnsrirlrrS in variuus cities and COM
muuiti"S. tn" attorney genera! stated.
generally falls "utSid" the jurisdiction
OF the federal government. and increases
brought about Ivy - common selfish
impulse Of traders TO tax" adYantaS"
of the extraordinary condition Of til"
times are not puntShahl" under any rN-
listing federal law. no matter had COM
ulrtriy lacking in cCnu"ml" StilIca-
don no matter how cxtor;Ionatc.
\ pu%Sibi" remedy, TN" attorney G"n-
ora! said might l." Legislation making,
Tho charging Of "Xinrtl"nat" prices III
interstate ,'"'iIncrC" An nff"ns" pc" %c.
although r". thc result OF either con-
splraCy 1T monopoly"
Mr.. Gregory presented his views III n
long letter :" ;h" Idaho senator. VIII" is
the au;ho" "f pending bill IL arpr"-
uriMtc 81 uGh G"u for relief of sufferers
from III" high cost at living.
Ore III - ,li:&"$tI"us WIS 10 whether
She nr"dr. ..>chrnE-S and $tock%arhS
Of the roHrrIy should hc placed under
murh closer government scrutiny and
reg ulnilun .hnn now prevails
"WithoHt stopping now :" inquire.
She letter said. how far tn" federal
government; rruld directly regulate such
exchanges. il could doubtless accomplish
the same objects 10y prescribing the con-
miticd 10 use the mails. TN: telegraph
and other instrumcntaliti"s Of interstate
r0mmuniCat ion i'll carrying on their bust
ness"
Associations existing in almost every
branch nt trade. the attorney general
inU"G. Will. performing som" very
useful functions. also IN many instances
make their influence t"lt in maintaining
ir'csS in such = sul'tl" aud lnianGibl"
way. however. that il Is impossible 10
cumvIc, them Of Violating the law
Thu lcuicncy Of federal judges III i'm
posing sentences upon those convicted NJ
Violating tn" antitrust Law. III SON" In
stances vas "i:rd. Mr. Gregory G"clar-
nag that "A nuInt,.r o: federal judges a.
WAYS nave h"n. ur" stan apparently re-
itIrirnt "a "uinrC" iEr sherman Act.
Largely h"caus" OF the shnrl time yet
remaining ui the present session Of con-
gross. IL WAS said no Legislation cmhohy-
IuG tn" departments views had been
prepared or WIS contemplated at pres
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
MAY FORCE EXTRA
SESSION OF CONGRESS

WASHINGTON. Feb @1.-Cieneral
Legislation in the senate made practi
rally u" progress to-day and the pros
p-ct thai some uf the big supply meas
.urrS Will fail tn pass before March I.
when III" present congress dies by limi-
uni;un. WAS greater by II hours. For
mort Of the six hours IF the session the
senate talked about the revenue bill on
which IL already has agreed to vote to-
morrow night
The only other important bill that got
:.vrn n glance from Tho senators was the
SI36. hu".n mu naval appropriation bill
which WAS taken NJ for Il brief time but
~ which Senator LII Toilette again
showed his opposition. The army APP
preparation bill $till rests in the mill
Iary HfiairS COMMITTEE" Tonight and the
Suudry civil bill and deficiency meas
urS" have not even been sent over from
thr h"uSc.
THESE indications led many senators
:" bci;"V" that President Wilson will
find som" Of the great government de-
parIucm!S unproNidrd for March ) and
that he will br forced to call IN extra
session to give them funds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
DIVIDENDS FOR
THE IA BELLE
EXTRA = PER CENT
ON COMMON STOCK
Directors Visit the New Coke
Works, Which is Placed
in Operation.

Special D6Ektch 'o tGe I9t"IlkeiLhl
STECBENNILLt, O.. Feb "1;-At the
regular monthly meeting Of the direc-
tors Of the LaI}cl!e Iron Works in this
city to-day tn" regular quarterly divt-
dends were declared There WAS Il
per cent dividend declared on lrricrF"u,
! per cent on common and an extra uiHl-.
dend of per cent "n common. All pay
able March 81. Routine business only
occupied the attention OF the directors.
Following the meeting all of the mem
hers Of the hoard mad" a trip I" inc new
LaBellc coke ovens. directly opposite
the plant I'M this city. tn" plant was
placed in operation To-day for thu first
time and the ovens wrEf charged WIN
coal. II IS expected thar tn i!rSt COKE
XIII he drawn tomorrow. The new La
Relic rokr opens are Il scene Of much
activity and Il Is expected that within
I short time Il small town Will spring
up ahou, the works The I.aEcne Iron
Works OWNS much n: tho lara III the
vicinity OF the rev works
stockholders Are Happy.
Some disappointment MS expressed
among local investors because the rcSu-
lar dividend rate Oh l'nt"lle common
was left at fnnr per cent instead "t De-
ing raised Generally. however. the ac-
lion Of The directors Yesterday was
highly pleasing. The extra Nv" per cent
on common is equivalent +" placing Tia:
stock on = six per cent basis. provided
the usual one per cent is declared lur
is rracticalI" certain. local stockholders
believe. and many anticipate more cN-
ira dividends on common during inc
year. 49,
LaI?ellc common stock was hullish on
tn. market yesterday, several hundred
shares changing hands on the local cN-
change. and NOR" than LOO shares were
rcr"rrcd sold in Pittsburgh. The STOCK
advanced three points 10 So. where IL
sold readily. -
an dividends are rayahl" March 81:
on stock of record March Ii. j. until
tho depression in tho stool and iron
trade in 1914. l.al1cllr common pad div
id"nds on four per cent basis ne
first Siurc that Iimr was pad January ].
one local broker stated yesterday mat
hc would not h" surprised To see La
nnllc 70 To par within Il few days.
whitaker Glessner Dividend.
Announcement was mad" Yesterday ni
I'irrr per cent cash dividend on Whit
akcr-i leSsncr common stock. phHahi"
April =. The trnTs!"r books Will clos"
March 20.
Dealing was brisk yesterday in Hazel
Atlas Glass stock at 1871. three points
higher than Mondays last sale.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28


fell into the sea. They were picked
up.
The passengers had fright at din
ner time on Thursday night. 4 heavy
sea struck the ship. which listed very
sharply. and the dishes were thrown
from the table.
There Was an unusual son" on the
docks when III" l.aconia Survivors land
I'd ut ii o'clock in the evening. As thu
snip was made fast Il huge cru"d or
civilians soldiers. sailors AMI nurses be
gan cheering and singing under the lead
rrshiu OF Hhrill voiced feminine cheer
header in ihr uniform "f tho women :
national service Organization
r:r" rlrSt passenger 20 Ian! was an
American woman. Mrs. +. T.. Harris.
who was accorded This honor hr the cap
tain's order because If her h"rolSm in
supervising the d"partur" of thc women
and children from III" sinking snip. She
was the last passenger to leave The Lo-
coma. standing by the sid" uf The cap
thin and going tn" rounds with hIn,
carefully checking off tn" women ana
children passengers IN So" that tnSy
We're ali in their places and provided
with clothing, blankets and tarpauiina.
After Mrs. Harris came other women
and children. all clinEinC still To their
life belts, and then the men passengers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
YARROWDALE SAILORS
Continued from First Pnge.)


this country. That. too. was regarded
here ~ Il prci"Xt. for fnll information
had been s"nt- t. Berlin showing lh"t
tn" United states VAS giving every con-
SidcTation to German interests here.
When the Yarrowdalr. prizr ship.
took the American Scam"n into Germany
two months ago. tn" German govern
mont announced that they wcr" being
held hcc;tUsc they had taken pay on
armed entente merchantmen encounter
ed by the German raider. In response
To the protests Of the United States.
however there has been no attempt 10
defend such :. proceeding und or ini"rna-
iLr!al law and officials feel that h.? con-
S,nriur - SIT Them free. Germany has
recognized that sh" has no right 10 de-
tain them.
unc uf Tho great difficulties in tho
negotiations has been rinc 70 tho under
naming Of tn" Spanish embassy in Be-
lin. which has taken over not only Amer
lean interests. but ais" many of those
interests formerly represented by this
country. The United States has offered
I" provide ,NtrH help at th" embassy
and hopes that in this way negotiations
with Germany may be Sp"rdcd up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
LEGAL NOTICE
So ---
NOTICE..


PIusbukTh. Pa. January J, 1917.
Tho Pittsburgh. WacellnG and ksntucC Rsilroh
Company. 4 corlpratsn Of the State Of ~sss VIZ
fInla The Pittsburgh; Cincinnati. Chicago md D.
Louis Railway CompsSr.' : corporation Of the States
Of Pennsylvania. Veg Virginia, Ohio. indiana And
Illinois the Handalia Railroad Company. . oorpcrI-
ton OF the States OF indiana aud Illinois, iod The
Anderson Belt Railway Company and The Chicago.
indiana and Eastern Railway Company. corporations
Of the State or lndlapi. hare. according 70 tbs laws
Of those States. beer consolidated into railroad
company named Tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago
and ST. Louis Railroad Company. effective January
l. 1877. tho agreemett Of consolidation having bsea
filed In the office OF Che Secretary Of 6tsts At West
virginia On the 18th Gas OF December. 1914
Hereafter The propory formerly owned By The Pitts
bursh Wheeling and: Kentucky RallroId Company.
The Pittsburgh. CIncEnati. Chicago and st. Louis
Railway Company. VkpdAl!a Railroad Company. The
Anderson Belt Railway Company aud Chicago l1di-
ana and Eastern Railway Company In tbs STATES OF
West Virginia. Pennsy IIn!h. Ohio. Indians and ILL.,
nos. WILL b owned AID opers;ed By Tho PtubvrEh
Cincinnati. Chicago nd b. Louis h'iiro.d Com
pany. :
I RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
yANDALIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
TIE ANDERSON BEfiT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO. INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
CoAPASY. ):
g. q. CHURCH.
ts-I6-6ot Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
Personals and Briefs.

Mrs. I. -NdEIer and tamIIy moved
from Warwoou 10 WhcclIrr yesterday.
Rev. Charles Eeachy. Il former pastor
of the Warwood NJ. r. church was call
ing on friends Yesterday. Mr.. BcachE
Is now "A member OF the lSilly Sunday
association.
carl F>berts was Il business visitor 20
Pittsburgh yesterday.
Mr.. md Mrs. w. r. Woollnnwebh"r
will remove to the Bank building flat
some time this week.
Mrs. VIM. Flowers and daughters
Irene and Frances. loft for Youngstown.
Ohio. where they Will join their father
and make their future residence.
Stanley Jenkins. manager of I'll" Red
Star Grocery Company. WIFI remove his
family n Warvood to-day, They will
occupy one Of the Yonda flats on War
Nnnl nNNNlln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
CONNECTING LINK,
B, & 0, AND C, & C,

S;Pcia! Dispatch to Tie Intqll:Eonrrr
BALTIMORE, Md. Feb. 27.-To ia
cilitate tho movement Of coal and other
traffic delivered 20 it by the Coal and
Coke Railroad, which was formerly
owned by III" late Henry Gassaway
Davis. the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road has just completed plans for con-
struction Of Il short branch which will
connect with that road. extending be.
tween Sage and Hampton. W. Va.
Tho construction Of this line Will
save Il long pull over rather heavy
grades of the Coal & Coke railroad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
GET WOMAN IN RAID

In a, raid made by prohibition officers
PHILLIPS and Medley at No. "A Forty
Enski was arrested on a charge of vo-
i:Iins the Yost law. The officers con-
iisrnied a small amo'!nt OF whisky. The
woman w;,s released on her own recog-
n,zanc" for II hcarsg before Squire
Hchhs Saturday.
"Hcr lid il. Ne york" Mrs. Noski's
husband told the prohibition officers
when they entered the house.
Several complaints that liquor was be-
ing sold at this place were made TO the
prohibition department. recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
.WARWOOD


Mrs William Chambers VIII entertain
tn" W.. l. |, club this afternoon at her
home. on Eiuctrcnth street. Decorations
nc Errenery have 'h"ru at5rRctiv:ly az
ranged In the HON" and the usual diver
SONS oC the club vii! while away the
hours During the afternoon d"sIciouS
r. refreshments Will be- rariakcn az. The
guests will be N"SdameS Harry L.,-St:o-
bel. carl SeriS. Vim. McEamara, .. 7.
Potts. t.. 4. Knowles. =. I .irnty. r. T..
Kyle. BURNS Murray, +. ]. Lump, WIN.
! o., r,.ltl..
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passengers jumped from tn" coaches and
rushed panic-Sirickcn about the wreck.
Train crews rushed for telephones 10
summon assistance. and in = short tim"
=. SurgIn& Mass of spectators was clam
"ri!!;: ah"Ut liz. wr"cE>:IE" ana chutaF"r-
iu" !" reach the victiuis.
,nr o! Tho, uraG Is believed Ia ha"r
been !. =. Kelly. of Hruoklyn. y. y. \
card found in the clothing served as The
means OF identification.
Football Star Killed.
.rlastcr \. Minds. Il coal operator NJ
Fancy. ia. ana former famous foot
halI player ut the University OF 'rnn-
syl,anla. NIT death i'll thu disaster to-
g..th"r with his wife. SISTER. bro'h"r-ln-
Inv son nati,rw niece and nurse.
INV were n i:"ir say to Ctica, y. Y;
!" attend the. funeral Of the mother OF
Mrs Minds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
English COlulMent.

LONDON. Fob. =. -" =. IN M:
~. heading "An",h". step i"'"Hf"' me
-. ..,t, ,nr ,;,yrt,,. iO-dav says.
"!,rrS!ir:,L Wilson H'!Ni'r''- on" step ~
- ,j,u-. no, whipping =. rushing opinion
I,rf aIInw;l- fun opportunity between
'ra,r step for Opposition :" i"v"!"H. II
there * ANY, sud t"' CAUTIONS '"n;iS'lH
- urcvaU + greater "huit"n - i'"$E!"i"-
rfo.,rf,, ..rrDss IN" 900" miles al sea ;hc
.,,,rn>Ihcr. sill j. "u"' a:id un"Nrl"SlN".
Tho i'aii Mai; ':a2'it" lays lha' l"h'.
nr;,y"cn Germany an! IA" Tinted stairs
IS NOW h.'ug!mg upon It tNr"ah "' tc'"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
FOR HEADACHE TAKE
CELERY MIST"

Thousands Of people take "Celer".
Mist" to relieve headache and neural
uiu. Contains no opiates or narcotic
drugs. Pleasant TO take. Ask for The
5 cent package (four dosesl at any
good store in city or country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28

Eva Rivers last evcniu Music and
social diversions afforded the enter
tanment. followed by a dainty lunch
con.
The knights of McihodiSm mot yes
terday afternoon IN the church with
Rev. j. G. Buckley In charge. Tn" class
IS composed Of about 20 youths who are
studying parliamentary law, and the
fundamentals of McthndiSm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
1,diss, Rible class Meeting,

The !.Hd!r.' Eihir class OF the Pres
;vter::u church Viii meet 1T the home
ri Mrs Men. on NiH"t"r0th street. to-
morrow evening at -" o'clock. The
eyeuiu. sill h" spent in tit" customary
r.aun.: followed by a brief social iimc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
School Social.

\ good sized crowd gathered in the
CHRISTIAN church last evening to join
N TN get acquainted social. which
was full nt laughahLc. surprises. A
SpI":d:d nr"gr;iru was enjoyed together
with III. the lmpromptu speeches made.
and tn. ',.antatl"n songs which the
ctlu!" pi.aSaltti; rendered.
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Dt E D

DIE D
fUREY--on Monday. February 2sth. 1911. THOMAS
FuREY.
rntern,cn, a. New Ph!lleelphia. Ohio. NaroA l. At
80 o'clock .. n.
McCULloUGH-On Sunday evnning. February 18th.
49, at the residences .nf his sister. Nj PlessAnt.
Ohio. EDMOND +. bfsULlOUGH-
Funeral services from Ar rlncs Of death 1t O'Clock
"Wednesday afternoon +; lnterment At MI PlsatInt
KUGLEn-On Tuesday. February .. 1917. ~ 2:So
O'Clock l. H.. a. bis lir residence. No. ~ Seventh
street. SAMUEL. KUGIasN. In his 18th yos1.
Funera! Thursday morning at o'clock heoutem
high mass at 81, Josentts cathedral II $50 o'clock.
Friends OF the family Invited to stteud- Ints1nsnt
in ST. Calvary cemetery.
please orli: HoSc.L)
-.-
TRUEMAA-on Tuesday; February q. Olf. ~ IL
o'clock a NJ. a; his 1..idenco. BridssporL Ohio,
j. E FREEMAN. in Us 18th year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
olXoN-On Monday. Fets:Ilry &c. 1917. II his lIbs
rcsidcnce. M. 1904 Esf street. JOHN DIXON.
aged lol years month"; days
Funeral from thu residen.c wednesday morning ~
$50 Requmo hSh mI4x a. 81 JoseohG cathedral
At 0 O'Clock. Fnends:ct tho family invited 70
attend In,e-rncnt in Ut Calvary csmrtey.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28
.1ur,or King's Daughters.

~ Tho ho:uc' -: Mrs. W Z Mr'Nlia.
tna Junior s'lrrl" ri Kings daughters
hyiu meet tu-!nnrrpw evening. An en-
trrtn!ntne program Of music and liter
ar,- Numbers ,rill he given by tho talent
20. insn!l,":*. and delicious refreshments
WI Cnn..l .,I.. thn ulnAS.tMt Nt!M!r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28

Tie Loyal daughters Of tn" christian
church. Will hold II bake sale on Sa;ur-
day morning IN r-rd'S aud Mo0rc'a
stores. when tlr"y Will have Il very
;",uI,t!sl. array ~ bread. cakes and pies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-28

to-day, 10y Rear Admiral Nathan Usher,
comma ndant al til" New York navy
gard No explanation Was given FOR the
suspension OF tn" order
Ships Will Is1s& through gate "NO
feet wide In -" steel net which has
been strung across the entrances To
h,a hn rlnr