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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-01
MANY PHYSICIANS
MEET IN BELLA|RE
ATTENDED CONFERENCE UNDER
AUSPICES OF OHIO BOARD
OF HEALTH.

More than 100 physicians from cast
crn OHIO and III" panhandle district oC
West Virginia gathered at the FIRST NJ.
f. church ~ Rslla!re yesterday 10 attend
n conference and AN illustrated lecture
on nbstreticS The meeting was held
under the auspices Of the ohio state
board OF health and was cducatInnal IN
character. Tho purpose of the confer
enCe was to devise plans n improve
the health Of thu babies Of Ohio.
The sessions wcr" presided over ny
Or. &. W. kirkland. president at the
Belmont County Medical Society. NJ
noon the visitors went Ia thr t"mniar-
rial club rooms. where !unrhc"n was
served by Caterer Slilwell. The after
noon session convened 4; IA O'CLOCK
and the greater part Of the lime was
consumed with Illustrated lectures OF
obtrctis by DR.. William H. Potter. clint
cal professor OF the medical college Of
the University OF CINCINNATI.
Among the out-of-town physicians
present were i. W narrah. Il. -. Will
ilans. {. s cochran, K. II. Wilson. r.
". Woodruff. Martins Ferry: W T.. Me-
grail. Wheeling; i. ". Fox. West Lib
"rty. w. Va: f. W. Lunuer Brlm"nt: !.
r.. Grooves. and +. \. Mrt:nIlAm, hr!chs-
Vile. O.: l.. H. Hughes. n"nniSon. u;
Tracy Havcrli"id. UhrichSvliir. a.: &. l..
Eolburn. thrirhsvillr: l.. t. EclSh.I aGiz
t.. =. Cone. Barton: t. T. Shnulry. New
Philadelphia O.. n. w. Murphy. B"th"s.
da: H. ". Love. and a. H. korrcr,
Woodsfield: Il. ". Schulrnh~rE. ard j.
A. Hciulain and j. q. liowclls. Fridge
port; S. j. rod,nwski. Steuhenv!lle; T.. d.
Piper, Bethesda: L. l.. l;iug and }. Y.
Berry. Shadyside.
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CALL On j. {.
To STATE It's
AIMS IN WAR

NEW YORK. May %l.-Re$olut!nns
de"':2ring that AN opportunity has
! been created for bringing the war 10
an end in The manner most favorable
| to the people in all lands" and cali
, ing upon The government or me
/, United States 10 issue "a definite and
! concrete Sta;emrn, Of its war aims
and lis terms OF peace" were adopted
! IL The session tonight Of the so-calicd
| First American Conference On Dem
; oCracy and Terms Of Penre
I Thousands Of persons We're turned
| away from the meeting az Madison
! Square Garden. after hat great ain,
! phitheater had been filled Several
| hundred extra policemen we"c on duty
! In the vicinity and TWO fire engines.
with fires banked and hose attached,
, were stationed nearb" in readiness
| for any disorder. The meeting. how
ever. was entirely free o. any signs
| Of violence.
Tho resolutions asserted mat The
Russian provisional government. IN
| repudiating all imperialisIir purposes.
had cleared the way for peace n"gn-
liations on the basis of mo foGcihln
| aImcNatons. no punitive 'ndemnlilrs
| and free development: IF all nations.
The resolutions end with the fol,
|
Fellow citizens 81 the United
States, make this your demand:
Join hands with free Russia. saN? our
own nation from III" horrors OF war
and help bleeding Europe 10 return
TO the ways Of sanity and ciyilI1Aiinn.
Forward. democracy and peace"
! \ report Of it's committee IN
American liberties, which pledged
support To all conscientious OBJ icc-
tors'' % The conscriplion law, and
telegram from former United States
Senator John u. Works Of California.
in which liz said I'VE dishonored our
selves by declaring war without AIDE
Quate or reasonable cause" We're fea,
lures Of the afternoon session Of the
conference.
Several speakers severely criticised
| the government. one declaring that
within the last sixty days We have
complet ely transformed our govern
ment and the people have had nothing
10 say about it, so far have they been
removed from control OF their gov
lcrnmcnt'
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NEWS BRIEFS

James CracrafI. assistant clerk Ill
the office OF in" m0liT" power depart
mem of the B. 4 o., has been pro-
NOTED 70 supervisor of files in me
motive power departments III general
of the Baltimore 4 Ohio ralIroan III
Baltimore. Friends in III" local Office
presented Mr.. CraCrait with Il silver
loving cup. ,,;,.,
-Convrrsions al the Union Mission
now number .n3. Memorial day aeN
ices Melted gain OF tive.
-Thp Mems Hibln class Of ne
Fourth Street NJ. r.. church ycSttrua!
afternoon raised IA flag over ahe
church. The class purchased the nag
nv \ special collection they had TAKEN
In ohscryanrr IF the first Frida!
in lime. which month is dedicated 70
The Sacred Heart. special services VIII
h. held This morning in 81. Joseph 5
cathedral The Blessed Sacrament
will be placed on. lie high altar lor
rxp0silinn preceding mass at o rIoNh.
POSTMASTER ". w Irwin yeS'rr-
day appointed committee OF ciri NJ
and carriers to assist in Inc nation
wide Red Grnss week. commencing OH
Iunr II, The clerks committee Is as
follows Albert r. Morris; Okey j..
Tarv and William e.. fh"pherd Inc
carriers committees is composed 81
samuel !. LLOYD. t,llwood \. II. FREQ
.rriCkS and Arthur II. Stricklin.
Mayor II l.. kiin yesterday grant
ed m. Wheeling ,'Hnpi"r. American lt"d
Cross. permission I" s".irN '"htr!h'-
,.nuS on III" streets, Wednesday,. June
Police. court vas hInh yesterday
.,,nrr,u.- T,, ,Er FIRST time in several
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.EMPEROR'S ADDRESS
GREETED WITH CHEERS

MSTERDAM. May 81. tvia London
Jun, /, 80 a. mD--rhc opening 81 IN
R.ichStrai u Vienna today was solemn
and brilliant.
The entry "f Emperor Charms was
erected with three ,n;husiaStIc fln3hS
wElch vc.'. Repeated wGcn h" cook ms
seat on the golden ihr"lr'. The emperor
read bis speech with resonant H"iC:
which he raised Il: important passages
He a,,id II was his unalt"rahir VIII -
cNer"iS,. his riGht ~ ruler IN !ru!!
constitutional spirit. and /" preserve Ia
:hr people their sharr in carrying our
the will Of tn. state as provided tor ~
III. constitution. Tho monarch asserted
th;t, m: welfare Of the state could npt
ia tim ~ peace h" moro securely rn"f"i
han IN tn: unaSsailahi" rights OF IL ma
iErr. patriotic and tr"" people. Tn"
monarch vas rnrer"d heartily when he
mad In. SO statements and again when
10 referred :" the heroic. achievements
~ thr t"StrIan army on tn" battlefront
"rI sp"h: ~ Germany as our faithful
aIiS.
AZ the rluSc Of ;hr speech from the
throne til" president Of the house OF
deputies called for "h"rrS which WAS
responded to III SUCH d"Afrning fashion
as TO drown the nstirn;l anthem that
MAS being play ..'l.
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! About People
) Movements Of individuals to I
and From the City,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. Maynard kimberland is In Sis
tersvlle, W. Va, where az chairman
III the department OF education Of the
Federation of Woman's clubs. she Will
address the Fourth congressional dis
trict convention.
Mrs. Thomas B. Foulke will leave
today for Fort Benjamin Harrison.
where she will join her husband.
Miss Alma Bolton is i'll at her home
on the Island.
Dr.. Frank Hupp will leave today for
! New York city. where be will attend
the convention Of the American. Med
zeal association asa delegate from the
Ohio County Medical association.
After Il weeks stay in New York he
will join his family at their summer
place on Lake George.
Mrs. Thomas Downing and daugh-
ter. Eleanor. will leave this week for
Canada. where they will make an az.
tended stay.
Rabbi Samuel Joshua 'Ahram. % ka!a-
, MACON. Mich. is visiting friends III the
city for Il few days.
nr. j. Asphalt MctlTaiE. we'll known
reform lecturer, Is spending !cw days
In the city the guest OF Dr. CIaud" ror-
Dr. George W. Hinman. president Of
Marietta G0hiol college. will hr here to-
right To address tn" graduating class
OF Linsly institute.
Major r. A. Stuart. "f Huntington. In
charge If West Virginia army recruit
inc WAS in the city yesterday.
tishop r.. i. ponahuc,. VIII" is Sr"nd-
ing 4 few days in III" ElklnS district.
Will arrive homo sunday:
c.. ". Case. secretary Of tho Stcuh"n-
vil!e board Of trade. was here yesterday
To meet the federal training camp All"
board.
William B. Marker. prominent r'Hi 49,
tate and insurance man nf Chester. Ia.
, Was among IN" callers ~ III" - Y. NJ"
club yesterday Will" on his a|to .t"Hr
to Washington. D. &.
Mr.. and Mrs George \. LauEhHn !"ct
yesterday for Culver. lud.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. Morgan. Of New
Martinsvillc ar" visiting in the city.
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COADJUTOR-BISH0P
FOR WEST VIRGINIA
ras; n.>pa;ch Ia the IriclI!gcnrcr.

S.c,si n!>iach Ia the Iricgcnrci.
Cl.ARkSEEKG. W. Va. May Slow
ing Ia impnirrd health, the Rev. DR.. r.
II. Roller. rector nj ST. james church at
Charleston presented his resignation as
seer. lary Of the West Virginia diocesan
,..uncil OF n" Protestant Episcopal
church at it's furtlelh annual meeting
mere today. The Rev. L. E. L. Strld"r'
Of Wheeling WAS named temporary sec
rotary and an election 10 III! the position
Will h" held later.
\ ,,unmLitlcr ~ five rlerGymcn am!
i've Ia, men has been made hT the c"un-
eli 10 drIiSc means Of supporting a
bishop c"adJutur tu assist Bishop w. J..
tirnvitt Of charI"Stown III his WORK.
which is deemed too heavy for on" man,
In presenting. his report NJ trustee %!
rhr Episcopal fund. Robert NJ. Browne.
of Wheeling. submitted his resignation us
such trustee. but action was deferred.
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PEACH GROWERS PROTEST.

CHARLESTON. WA, May 3l.--Com-
missioner Of Agriculture James H Stew
art left tonight for Washington. where
lie will appear before the Interstate
Commerce Commission with a protest
against the increase I'm freight rates on
apples and peaches. The railroads have
applied for freight increse on these
commodities agGregattng Is per cent.
Commissioner Stewart said before leav-
ing that this increase Will put many ship
rers out Of business. The peach crop
this wear is 50 per cent above the aver
age, he said. but there will be great
loss OF The fruit If the increase Is al
lowed because shippers cannot pay the
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ti-Veniize|o Speaker
ASSai|ed as Hire|ing


NEW YORK. May %i--Allccar loIl
that one speaker was in tn" pay IT N"
Creek government as n pr"ih EandiSi.
and the introduction II: resolution
calling for 4 fresh statement Uf III"
war aims Of the entente allies. resulted
in spirited discussions among delegates
attending todny'S sessions 80 the ma
;ionnl conference on IN" foreign r"sa-
,iuns Of the United States n Long
bench The delegates also w"r'' stirred
hv vigorous addresses dealing with tn:
Irish and .IapnneS" questions.
Tho speaker charged with being Il
rrrnarandist was Paxton Gihh"n. Il
writer, and until recently - newspaper
correspondent In Greece. wh" told rhH
conference" i" knew personally NinS
Tho Germans md assai!"d The adh"r"nis
~ Nnni2nlns n I handful Of aStutn
p"'ir iriauS-"
whether ih",' wish 10 enter the war ar
not. Ii" said.
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IMMENSE STORES OF
WH|SKEY IN COAL MINE

CTrARLESTnN w. Va, May al
Prohibition officers d.lving int" the
inncrmosl rcrcsScs Of an abandoned coal
mine Of The MUD Sock company II
Montgomery. near here today. dlsc0v-
cred cached away in The mine approNi-
mnt"ly lInm gallons If Cnntraband
whiskrr and other liquors smusclcd
into The state by bnotl"gg"rs. The mine
Is located almost in the heart Of Mont
g"ul"ry.
r'rcuucrt visits -! ihc citizens to The
shat. aroused suspicious and with mine
INSPECTORS. Deputies NJ j. Keadln and
Harry Fi;2craid searched tn" hole. In
some places /! fu"Y was stacked SIX tecd
high III the dark rrr"SscS. No arrests
were made, but are expected.
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TO UNITE LUTHERANS

,, HARRISBt i;G. Ia. May 3l.--A COM
m:tcr OF representative members OF
large Lutheran church bodies met here
today and hogan the work Of bringing
nhn;i, a union uf the general synod. the
general council and the united synod in
III" south. They are rndravor!ng Ia
frame n constitution satisfactory 10 the
thrr" bodies. with the object of forming
what will hr known ms III" United Luth-
cram church Of America. When the con-
forces adjourned lat" tonight it WAS
uud"r&l cod they had r"nch"d common
ground upon which the union can nc
Effected bat ANIL tn" deliberations ar"
concluded No official statement Will lie
given out.
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VERNON CASTLE ESCAPES

lFSEEpNTb. ont. Mni "l.--N MY
.ny,r., with Vernon l'aSIl" ~ Camp Mn
li.wk Yesterday. Cadet W. T.. Fraser ut
Nym.nii,cg, Man. WAS burned Ia dcalh
castle rscaprG with slight injuries
tn" lwu were ascending for inStruc,
linnml purposes when Fraser wns srlz"d
With NERVOUSNESS aud lost control. lh'
machine sw"rt backward int" III" hung.
mr. and tho gaSuiin" lHHk rXrindrl. set
ing liz To- IN" hanger. Castl" was
thrown out when the airpian" hit the
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cnthrIe Obseoutes.

pITTSRUI;GH. May 3!--The tnusraI
OF George ". Guthrie. American auIhaS-
sador 10 Japan. VIII" d:eT i; his post in
Toxic. took place here today. Tn" lap
auesa government: WAS represented ny
Ambassador Sa.0. Who arrived from
washington las; night. and III. Amcri-
can xovernrrent b. Rrsck.rridg" Long.
third assistant secretary OF state: Cnn-
nel Henry ~. Ludlow. nf III" army, AMI
Cantatn charles MrMrN'a". q: tho navy.
The first service hlid m n" Ma
aonic temple. by Franklin L"dr" NJ.
aoi, F ard 4 " n: wh:rh NJ Guthrie
was member. and WAS attended e" t're
officers OF the Grand Lodge - nr":syl-
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Local Case Saturday

The case OF Ohio against Mrs. Mary
Fetz. indicted by the last grand jury
for keeping a house OF ill fame. will be
tried before Judge Lynch on Saturday
morning. The defendant is u local wo-
man and a large number OF witnesses
have been summoned by both sides. The
defendant is represented BY Attorneys
CQwen and Walker.
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PREPARING FOR TROOPS.

NEW YORK. May 3l.--Thr NATION
al War Connect Of the Young Mems
Christian Association has Cahl"d 10 it's
representatives, In France and England
$50, 900 to prcpar" for The reception OF
The American exprditinnary forces. il
WAS announced here Today by rhr Off.
GERS Of ,hr association. 1t was added
thar Approximately $1,000. 900 will be
required by the association 30 carry
on its work in Europe 20 January !.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-01
ST. GAINESVILLE
In Criminal Court.

ST. GAINESVILLE. O.. May 3l.-
Criminal court resumed session this
morning. after having adjourned over
Memorial Day. The case Of Ohio against
Harry MOlnar. indicted for soliciting
orders for liquor in dry territory. was
heard. The case went to the jury at
two o'clock.
The case OF Ohio against w. S. Nigh
and William Bonebrake was also called
this afternoon. These men were in
dictcd for compromising q crime.
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Carleton Shepheld. Charles Fcrren.
Adam Hughes and Conrad Troll. left to-
day for Wheeling. where they have
Joined the United States army. They
will bs sent to Pittsburgh 10 go Into
training preparatory To going TO France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-01
TROUBLES OF A MERCHANT"

The Troubles Of Merchant" shown
in motion pictures last night In the
Elks' auditorium. was we'll attended b.
many business men. The entertainment
was given free by the National Cash
Register company under the auspices Of
Tho Wheeling Commercial association. 1t
showed tho past compared with the
modern ways OF conducting store.
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ST. Clairsyil1e Briefs,

Attorney David James Of Martins
Ferry. was Il business visitor here to-
day.
Attorney Charles Hsinln!n OF Bridge
port. WAS here today on business.
IT, Z. Loe vas river front visitor
today.
Ing the business a program will be rem
dercd and n luncheon served.
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Admiral Usher.

WASHINGTON. May 81 American
naval officers every where To-day were
mourning me death of Rear Admiral
l:sher, who until has death her" laS'
n!rht Of heart failure. was III" oldest
living graduate Of the Naval Academy
and dean Of the flag officers. he was
~ years old and his naval rare"r hati
included service with t"mmod"re l"rFF
~ The historic voyage To japan. knrFicn
in tho ,'!vil war '"i,h Porter. and many
;Innnrtnni commands 81 the newer. navy.
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prrrERENr-Rur SATISFACTORY

indigestion causes worry. nervous
ness sick headache. hiirusn-ss. "u;iird
Tongue. bad BREATH. hluntinS. gaS. ruu-
situation and rrrlsia an. distress. ". 4.
Nj Rae. Eni"ish. Ca. writes, Fol" y
.'athariiT Tablets Grams" M system
ih"ruuEhlH and Il" not grip" mr. hurt at
all | recommend 'hcn I" others and all
t,ri :hcm "r:ir"l" satisfactory and
v"rdcrfmllr G'f"r"n; md ""r" Gi"asans
Ian anything 80" son 'fr", oi'nn%.'
- hnWrIS. Sw..'.:.r ih.. St";' i, IT, !ItllE.
rate the Her. t'rt.nrr-t ~ I y.
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Township Commencement.

The annual RIChIand township COM
m"nccmcnt was held in tho United Pres
byterian church and Il fine program was
rendered. Each nj the graduates de-
livered recitation and the music was
furnished by the ST. ClaIrsville orches-
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! load Engineer ". q. McCluSkcy
! Yesterday reported TO the county COM
miSsionrrs that the Atlantis Rthuliihic
| company has shipped from li"dm"nL
| machinery fer repairing tho National
| Road mt Eudlcr'S.
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CAPITAL NEWS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. MAY 3i.--t'"r-
| lcratv charters were issued today hy
| the sccrriar: "f state as follows:
Stout Dil Company, If l'nrkcrShurg.
will "pcr;tf" IN Eitrhi" "oGitH: capital
! 81 .nUU: Incrrpnrutors 60. i. Stout. W. t..
Stout, George T.. WORE. r. l.. l.cuIey
and y. L. Il"rucr. all "r rnrk"rshurr.
! Logan Ruanr Coal company. Of Logan.
will Operate in curtis district E"hne
| county. capital >l".uu0; inr"rr"ralurS
| Naaman Jackson. f., NJ I"Gtman. l. {.
| HurrIsii. K :. White. ot Logan; William
| Osborne At CHARLESTON: r.. y. Anthony
| at Huntington. and Alfred W. White. Of
Milton.
| AdJuIHnt .iohr {. Hond this
morning nntitInC"d the list as places nf
| recruiting and enlistment Tor thu Ma
| tiCmal Guard III Nest virginia. lLr said
! the demand TO know wh"r" culiS;m"ntS
/ might hr made had h""n very strong IN
/ the last few days.
rh. list Of stations which recently
! has hr"u Enlarged noN includes tho
num"S "t - places. practically cover
| ing The st"tc. The places nre as fol-
| lows:
Elr"fcld Eurkhnnnon. Charleston,
| t1arkshUrE. Er"l"s. F'airiu"ni. frh ft"n
| Hinton. Huntington. kinGw""d. Little
! ton. Logan. MartIn<hurG. Maryi""n II.
/ Montgomery. MurRHntuwn. lark"rshurc.
| Princeton. Point Pleasant. EarrnSw""h,
| Rnnccv"rtr. ">hurg. Spencer. Terra
| Mia. Welsh. Wh""l!ng and Williamson.
| Dr. s |. .InpSou Si;.i. health commits
! sl"u"r. announced today hat 'hc dat"
! Of the first meeting uf ~" Now puhll"
! health council tire" m"nh"rS If which
! will he Imprinted next month Ivy GGi"r-
! nor t"rnw"ll viii h: h"ii July 10. ~
/ that meeting The examination Nf arHii-
| rantS for li.."ns" to rra.''ir" m"lIciIir ~
! tn" sim" will hH conducted. Up la N"
! present only about -: applications har"
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yan,a. Later services were held in CAL
,arr Protestant Episcopal church. by
the Rev J. X. Mcllvainr. who WAS as
sisted h. the Rev. Cortland Whitehead
bishop IF Pittsburgh. and the Kew lreo
Vincent bishop nf Southern ohio. Rep
reSer.at;vCS nf - Masonic lodges eS-
corr d the body ~ tn" Allegheny GENE
.ery where ilIarment was made.
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John - toftInan. we'll known cIS:,r
and notion r"al.r IN IN" Markr; Audi-
turiun Is dead ~ :hc family HON" ~;
~ Eleventh stfsci Death occurred
yesterday morning following an Illness
of ftvc weeks OF parals SIS. Ii" was =
member Of F"Grtn street Methodist
Episcopal Church. anal had lived III this
city many Years. He was :orm"r
resident Of Tuunelton.
Surviving are his wIts and one daICh-
ter and one sun. Mrs. +. NJ. Carpenter.
OF Fairn,nnt. and Charles Cnttman. OF
Salt Lake City. Utah: also h. we st"H-
daughters: Mrs (. +. Hscs"; II WASH
tnS;"n. p. <. and Mrs !;aip:i Brown.
oc Pittsburgh. and step-son. Frank
Myers. OK TunnetQu.
Funeral services wtii 90 held III th''
place Of death at 30 O'Clock This even
Ing TIL. Rev. i,r.' clarcnC" Eur"n" Al
Ian. OF Forth St-rH; Church. wtil oftic!-
ate The hod: w:., IT,. taken I" Tunnel
ton over rho Eaitnn.,fe & ohio leaving
here Al ln:i5 p'-lVch. where intsrment
viii he made.
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James y. Harriet. aged ~. passed
ava: IL his home a; l4H .\ih>$ Si>i""n.
Wrdu. SdaE night. H.. i"aI.S = VIII" and
several children. bu;.t arrangements
Will b. completed .nda$.
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1amRk EnQt2c,

Following ALI ilt,.~~ OF several """NS
lanes Costar aged -. we'll known null
worker OF IS 'rhirtennrh street. died in
the Ohio Valley General hospital a;h :!
o'clock last evening. Mr.. tostar had
lived IN this "ity nearly nil his !if". ~
leaves his VIII" and f"w relatives IN
this community.
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CENTRAL LEAGUE

T. Waynr. : South R"nd. I.
Others r0GtU0nch. rain.
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Mtss Edith L, Ruttencuttcr.

Yesterday morning a, ais o'clock &C
CURED the death pt Miss Edith l.. Nit-
rencuttcr. aged 90, in the HON" Of her
sister. Mrs. Frank Norman. OF 236 Ea 81
twentieth street. Miss Suti"n"ntt"r
was the daughter % ~. :. Eut;"n"utt"r.
Her mother died a nImher OF years ago,
She leaves. besides her father. TWO sis
.crs. Mrs VI. & Ecrton and Mrs. Nor
man. also .hr"e brothers. Roy ~ LOUIS
F. and Ciytc NJ. RT'tHncu';er.
Funeral services Will 80 hid IN f"H
Norman r"SHcac" S"tirnaE A;f'rn''''n
az 80 o'clnck f:@:i2l Will no IN Stone
church cemetery.
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CLARKSBCRC; " Va. Ma "i.-Tu-
berculosis caused tho death this after
noon o. Mrs Pa: Garrett. ~ tn" nom"
Of q sister. Mrs. I. e. t"rres'eF' on
south Chestnut stree after a lingering
illness Sh. was - years old and leaves
her husban nd and une son. Dcnse"i
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OBITUARY
Funeral for VIM JarVis Today.

Fun, al services f"r William Jarvis,
we'll known i"cni mill worker. wh" died
TUESDAY III MassilItoa. Ohio. Viii be-
held in she rom" II his SON Al 80
Twenty seventh street. Mr.. Jarvis TO-
sided at .--Y Market street. and for
many .rarS was employed "a Il roller III
local mills. ii" WAS - Years OLD. In
trrrlcnt VIII BE- in Mi. I!"n.