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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
EVANGELICAL CHURCH

At recent elections Of The Sunday
School and Young Peoples Alliance
Mr.. Henry Gerringer was elected S,
S. superintendent and Miss Bond Y
P. A. president.
The pastor will begin special evan
gelistic services at New Bethel church
this week. All the people of the CON-
munity are invited to come and help.
On account of the pastor being at
New Bethel the Young Peoples Al
lance will be at the usual preaching
hour.
V. BLANCHARD, Pastor.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
Bad Habits.

Those who breakfast at eight
o'clock or later. lunch at twelve and
have dinner at six are almost certain
to be troubled with indigestion, They
do not allow time for one meal to di-
gest before taking another. Not less
than five hours should elapse between
meals. If you are troubled with indi-
gestion correct your habits and take
Chamberlain Tablets. and you may
reasonably hope for quick recovery
These tablets strengthen the stomach
and enable it to perform its functions
naturally. Obtainable everywhere.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
ANNITAI, MEETING

The annual meeting of The Fulton
County Farmers Mutual Insurance
and Aid Association will be held at
the Court House, Wauseon, Ohio, on
Wednesday, January 10th, 1917. Ex-
ecutive Board meeting at 1000 a. m.
Members meeting at 100 p. m. Every
member should be present
E. L. SINDEL, Sec'y.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
REVIVAL MEETINGS AT
BAPTIST CHURCH

Revival meetings are being held
each evering at 7:30 Rev. H C,
Hamilton is forcible and convincing
speaker, many after hearing him ex-
pressing the help received. The sing
ing of Miss-Lois NJ Carter is all that
could be desired. All are welcome
Come and bring your friends.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
Different Kinds of Coughs

Colds lead to different kinds of
coughs-"dry cough" "winter cough"
la grippe cough, bronchial cough, asth-
matte cough, and racking, painful
cough to raise choking phlegh. Enos
Halbert, Paoli, Ind, writes: Il cough
ed continually, could hardly sleep,
Foley's Honey and Tar relieved me,
curing cough entirely" Fink & Hau-
messer.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
Real Estate Transfers

Raymond J. Henshaw and Hattie
M. Henshaw to Frank and Estelle l.
Brown, east Is feet, lot 13, Hinkle
Downers and Harrouns addition
Lyons, Ohio
Henry Childs to Leah Childs, SO
acres, section 27, York township, 81.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
Common Pleas Court

The State cf Ohio ex rel, Ethel
Hartman VS. Cloyd Bowers, charge of
bastardy.
Amiel Vernier VS. Lloyd Mohr and
Paul Mohr, action for receiver and
equitable relief.
Zion Reform church VS. VIM. Grethel
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
TUESDAY CLUB

January Ninth
Roll Call. -. New Years Resolutions
Book Review
A Thousand Mile Walk In South
America, Jessie Croninger, Edna Orth
Music
Hostess-Otha Soule
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
SHAKESPEARE CLASS
Ion IN 0.00 n. m

Little Talks and Little Texts
Mrs Grace Schafer
The World as it was When Cymbeline
was King of Briton
...... Mrs, Pauline Stotzer
The technical Drama and Intro
duction to Cymbeline, Mrs. Morris
Music-Mrs. Catherine Stewart
Try Tribune want ads. They get
results.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
DISASTROUS FIRE
Residence of Celinda King Ruined By
Fire Tuesday Morning King
Expires Before The Flames are Ex-
tinguished = Origin of Fire Un-
known.

The most disastrous fire Wauseon
has experienced for a long. time oc-
Cured early last Tuesday morning.
The residence of Miss Celinda King
on Madison street caught fire in the
upper part t-of the building some time
between 4.30 and 500 o'clock Tues
day morning and before the fire de-
partment could be summoned had
gained such headway that it was i'm
possible to queneh the flames until
the house was practically ruined
About two weeks ago Miss King
who was well advanced in years was
stricken with paralysis and has been
since that time in a critical condition.
Monday night she lay UNCONSCIOUS with
relatives watching by her bedside, who
felt that the end was very near; to-
ward morning the watchers heard
peculiar cracking sound above their
heads but attributed it to mice work
ing in the ceiling and were not aware
that the building was aire until the
upper part was mass of flames.
Neighbors noticed the flames and
rushed to help. There was some delay
in sounding the fire alarm occasioned
by the inability of the Central Tele-
phone operator to get someone to
sound the alarm and consequently the
firemen were not ON the scene as soon
as they might otherwise have been.
Two of the men who were first on
the scene carried the unconscious
form of Miss King. from the burning
building and took her to the home of
Mr.. J. T. Bonnell, later they carried
her on couch to the home of another
near by neighbor but it was found up
on examination that she had passed
away without having regained cons
cicusness.
Nearly all of the household goods
were saved from the building but the
building itself, the property of Mr..
Nate Lingle, was practically total
| loss.
Firemen say that the loss from this
first fire of 1917 will be fully as much
as the total loss from all the fires in
Wauseon during 1916.
Sloan's Liniment For Stiff Joints
Rheumatic pains and aches get into
the joints and muscles, making every
momevent torture. Relieve your suf-
fering with Sloan's Liniment; it
quickly penetrates without rubbing,
and soothes and warns your sore
muscles. The congested blood is
4 stimulated to action; single applica-
ton will drive out the pain Sloan's
Liniment is clean, convenient and
quickly effective, it does not stain the
skin or clog the pores, Get a bottle
to-day at your Druggist, 25c.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05

ct al, action to quiet title.
Irma Hawley VS. Garrett Hawley,
action for divorce.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1917-01-05
WAUSEON HIGH SCHOOL
State High School Inspector Praises
Teachers and Work of Wauseon
High School Recommendations as
to Increase in Teaching Force and
Equipment.

The following letter is self-explana-
tory:
III. Z. G. Cole,
Fres. Of Board of Education,
Wauseon, Ohio.
gpa1. Cir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
PATRIOTIC JUDGE
S0UEALCHERS LAWYER

SEW YORK, Jun" 12.-Fcderal
Judge julius NJ. Mayer dumped his
rlrnrh,d isl on III" bench to-day in
anger when Marry Weinh"rg"r, attOr-
nry for four alleged an'i-conscripiUn-
Is, Oh I!'ial here. persisted in seeking
Ia show that tho district attorneys Of
tie, MAS trying 20 break up public
meetings such aS III" one where the
defendants were arrested. and MAS
Putting soldiers and Federal officials
in III" halls without warrant Of law.
The defendants are Morris Becker,
Louis Kramer. Joseph Maker and
Louis S'"rnhrr". arrested on May ~
at Madi%0n SQuar" Garden. VEIN
hcrc"r called Assistant District Atior-
n"v Harold j. Content. a. = witness
and tried ~ gel him 10 admit that his
Office had rrtd - break up the Madi-
Sun SGuag" Garden meeting and SINH
lar ones u MAS upon Wrl'lhrrCrr'S
failure Ia drsiSt in questioning the
federal attorney along this line that
Judge MAYER pounded the bench and
threatened Wr!nhcr2"r with punish
meat.
Three mrn VITO. were arrested last
night at meeting Of the NO-ConSCrln-
tiun l"a:u" wh"r" Emma Goldcan and
others i"nnuucrd the war and the
army. were held for In" grand jury
today charged with refusing 10 reg
iSi"r 70" h. S,.l"rlivo draft. They Ar"
philiin Levine. Herman WasCnw and
William UrrrgUlh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
ENTERTAINMENT OFF
THRO' NEGOTIATIONS

LONDON. June l".-":oi i. M.--The
ella h"":ttr plans tina! had been mad" for
Tie ENTERTAINMENT today OF the enlisted
men ut General l'crSnins'S party were
cancelled this morning hrraus" o. = mil
iiary order th;ti all The :uru report aj |
local hospital for iuD|UlItionS. which
WrI!L ,crury Tho dag. Th" American
women who had planned "a garden i'nri%
at Harrow FOR 200 guests promptly
changed ti."lri plans by inviting tn" r"i,-
valcsGcutN o! ;wD ihrC" military huSpI-
tails 10 ;;ti." tbs places 81 thu American
soldiers.
While General I'rrSliuS AMI his STAFF
were gUc.tS -! iii, Earl q; Derby. thu
minister OF war. at Il Luncheon ,hIs after.
uoou. Lord Dcumau escorted tn" "'hc:
American officers through thb House "f
Lords. \ large number Ut ia" officers
ALSO found l!mr l." visit Kings College,
whrr" th"y saw thu '''iutril$ly'" ."n"h
iug OF French and other foreign !al-
giiuCeS 10 british officers
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WHEELING ROTAR|ANS'
UNIQUE UNIFORMS
Local Delegation 70 Atlanta Iutorna-
Ional Convention TO Advertise
State aud City.

Wh",ilrc ,!"..a:.,;'.~ attending III" au-
nual In;rrnl;.uiIu! '"nv, nti"H If i,'it',
Clubs ~ NL.HI..n. ti;t.. i".N: "''h. "ii'
wear ..uiqur rnSl"lH"s in ADVERTISING
West Virginia as coal stat" am!
Wl,.llur ~ 4 lily 1T progress ANA
money TN. ,.'".;ri"% WIZ Ma: whit"
uv"t,tIlS wiki lighted 'HiE"rS .Hn%<
,.iu,i, ;.i"ir DIS Tii,i "1rn 'AF VIII '"'hr
The following iun;tO: :rh" shining
lights" nu tn" ulrh 81 ","n @nri'l'nt
VIII h.. painted S"IHr i'!"m''Mr"t ;"''
about Wheeling. Among TIA" phrases
viii To-. "W ir"'ir,s.--tn"th'r ':iN "I
VS.; N!r~iuia. with Il %u".U"' i"'n!ir-
ton Another VIII b.. ''Wh''i'nS
District. with - hsnh% ana "'."n","""
resources and SO. "0u. V"". clearing
Another. Seven Eai.r"ahs a"d Nv"
Trollc!'S." Manufacturing !r"HH IT,.
SO 0nG 900" Whrr'ing Make. i-n.o"',-
Auu t'as..arr'S.' 40. nhr. Gao facka%' ;
% Mail Pouch AnuGaily.'
Each iucal L,ic@nt'. viii r,:-h whc"l
htrr"w with :, board n'nr g: West VI,
.;:u5u. III" slogan on ~" '"h!c!" VIII
rrad 'Wh,rIin= West Virginia.
over ,h.nnO i:otarian% from I'll inF'S
~ III" rlnu" VIII alt"itd. aud ih'' hii's!r
Promises Ia H." ON, a.: thu h'SEcS, anG
MOST enthusiastic" gatherings hc.l III
IN" south IN years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
GIRL ARRESTED FOR
MURDER COMPLETELY

PORTSMOUTH, O., June 12.-Miss,
Hazel Mckenzie was arrested here to-.
day by Sheriff Mullins, Of Pikeville.i
Ky, charged with completely in the,
murder of l9-ycar-old Lota Eiers. Of!
Floyd county, Ky, whose body was
found weighted down with an iron
chain in the Ohio river near lronton
last Tuesday.
John Coyer. 30 years of age, mem.
Der OF Company G. First Kentucky
regiment. is in Jail in Lexington.
charged with the murder OF the girl !
according to Sheriff Mullins, who said
Cover and Miss Mckenzie are warm
friends. The sheriff says Cover was
Indicted by the Floyd county grand
jury on 4 delicate charge preferred
By the NicrS girl. and that few days
before The case was 10 be heard. !
Coyer. Miss Mckenzie and Miss Fiers'
disappeared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
ELEVEN LARGE SHIPS
COME ACROSS SAFELY

An ATLANTIC FORT Jun" Il
Eleven large steamships. aEgr"pu'InG.
lG9. 900 TONS. SIX Of them being under
IN" American iirE. with Il total tonnage
Of 1878. nav r.nrh"d here. il was AN
uouuCrd hy T." International M"icHnlll"
Marine. Owner al The I"SSi'lS.
Among rhcm was IN" Minnesota. "a. In
tons. hcinK tho largest r"rcnHri ship
afnIt under the Stars aud Stripes. I'll"
other American ships were III" -. Louis.
ST Paul, Philadelphia. Nanchurla and
Finland.
The i;,rSest nf III" eleven arrivals was
III" l!rltiSh ship luSticia. :, n'w Vessel uf
-" "3i tons. Sh" IS tn" largest steamer
Ia como. INTO L port "t this country. IL
VAS stated since tin hlvMpir I.f, in
l9li. Thn Other British sh'lH. h"!"urI I'M:
- tho company TO ;trriv" W"r" the Adria-
tie. Celtic Raphael and G!"nIEf,r.
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REGISTRATIONS
7 D 7 IL MAY Cd
To 9,50Q,Q 600

WASHINGTON. Tunr l9.-Wlr rex
istra.iun returns III tonight from -
states indicated thai when al! states
have Repaired the total enrolled VIII
exceed census rSliniai'> a. Cii%lht"~.
i!,,!uClin" the GuO nuU men now in mil
.rary and naval service not required |"
register.
The proves, marshall generals OF
iic" estimated tonight thar ro;a! regis
trajion in the l.ni'"d States will be
nearly q 800. 0nn. slightly NOR" han 10
per cent Of ihr census v&i!nai" ol
u .@@9H 900 cl-IbIrS between thr a@"S
If Il ana 81 inclusive. p"Luc'lonS IN
diralnd by tho VIII department, now
ever. would reduce this rrnSuS "at!'
MAZE BY about Il per cent, or to Il
i'm" mnrr than 9.h00.Nnp
With | NOR" states 10 report. wa
department records showed tonight
that I.l"H &hS hay" registered. as com.
pared with crnSil~ estimates nf 49,
al for ihr states r"purt"L. q! those
rr@i$lrrrd. ..i6,01% we've white. HiI.-
81" wrr" colnrrG. So. SOS w'r" aliens
ana gi.&li wor" alien enemies lndl-
Gated possible exemptions were ALL
452.
Som" o. The states not W. reported
will show rXrrS~cl over 'hrlr census:
estimates. according 10 Inc"mp!'1"
labula;!nNs and will h"ip - raise 'hc
a@@rr@;.V percentage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
Will Investigate Both
The Fuses and The Leak

WASHINGTON. Jumr l%.-Cnarc"S
thai tho typo of d"t"na;.nE fuse uH''i
IN nav shells = inferior VIII l." rISldiF
investigated By t!ur Scnat" naval com
mittec Secretary Daniels said today,
when that hndy hc.;!nS tomorrow TIE
inquiry rrSuljins ;r.ru :H" ""'',ip; ~ 4
letter by Senator frr!inguu%""n whirii
.!!r secretary charged y"~t":in% %hh" Il
that confidential Interrogation III fn''
ordnance bureau WAS hrns disclosed
10y spy or Il traitor.
The secretary has directed N"''" AL
m!ral F.ar1r. chief ~ IN" bureau un,'
his Two iu!uediat" predecessors, IL ,haf
,'EIirr. rap,;unS 'rwminES and SIRIUS
10 appear h"iur" n" committee. MI
;hr..e officers hH.-r I:nd Il part II III" dc
lr.uvnion; ri III" :'ISu and hc$:"V'' Il -
b.. he most efficient yc; devised IN any
country.
III" second phaS" Of ~" :"TH'"f Will
~. ia observer how h!Ehly confidential
information Contained IL tn" !-i;": l'c-
came known /" Tho writer.
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Substitute French for
For German in School

CLEVELAND. -. Jun" Fisherman
lanGuaS" in~lrucii"H. 'A''rt I" SiuH"n'N
ct chemistry. has h"rn Hhand"n"i for
thc period Of the war hy n" faculty ~
r'h&, school a: applied science. French
will hr substituted.
Dr. Charles :. Howe. president "t
as" sch"". >i,'d n" substitution had
been Iy, i,!rl - h"'tuS" thu school can
W.; obtain ';'rr.am technical papers
formerly used aS text hooks ;uui because
uL;tny ,'n~, $tu'!'-nit ar" r"'YF. into tr"
army ami wili nee! Il kn"wlfdre Of The
French Language.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
STOPS HEADACHE.
PAIN, NEURALGIA
DON'T SUFFER-! GET 4 DIME
PACKAGE OF Or. JAMES HEAD
ACHE POWDERS

You can clnar your head and relieve
a dull. splitting or violent throhbing
h"aGa"hr III 4 moment with Dr.
James H"adachn Powder This old;
tim" h"adaChr relief acts almost magi-
Cally Send some one 20 the Urug store
row for a dim" package and few mo
menlS after YOU TAX" rnwdor you
will wonder what bccoln" OF the head
Hche. neuralgia and pain. Stop Snf-
fnrinc--it'S needless. Be sure you gel
what you ask for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
Stacker SHOT WHEN
ATTEMPTING ESCAPE

VIRGINIA. Nina. June 12.--Nick:
L.uona. said Ia be member Of the ln-'
dustrial Workers OF the World. WAS.
shot here today while attempting to-
escape from the custody OF oniccrS5
who had arrested him on a charge or
not having registered last Tuesday.
His wound is believed TO be not srrl-
Gus. The list OF men arrested IN ms
nrichborhood for failing 10 register ISL
~ reach fifty BY midnight.
Ninn were arrested yesterday at CHS.
holm. Seven are held at Rrainerd. Mn
are said 10 be members Of the lnduss
trial Workers OF thc World. |!
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BLOCKED IN SENATE

WASHER NErp\. luu" Efforts ~
....'u-ily ir.,i - ;l ,Ur,A!! ii. Na'' 90 -
administration iri"rIi: shipments hiiI
:riui sour. u"r"'rl'n' ."r = 'lfl'i N"t" ''-
rrurruw wrr. hlp,.n,i ~ tn ''nHt" To-Day
hy Senator ii"'d III" Missouri senator
declared the bill deserved the most seri-
cue consider Itio~ md announced that
inr.s'.>,,. If tn" r1liIr" "f n majority ~
-, in,i',rS "a remain IL IN" 'htinh"F, II"
rrr.u.i.N ,aillu: = quorum ~ Frequent
Intervals Hc forced - quorum call :hrce
times during lhr afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
1858 VOLUNTEERS
FOR REGULAR ARMY

WASHINGTON. y. G.. June L..
lar army reached 1869 Yesterday.
when 1927 men were added. New
York was still in the lead. with 800
men secured during the day; Pennsyl-
vania second. with 212.
Illinois will be the first OF the three
States with quotas in excess OF 10000
10 provide its complement Of men for
the regulars. The Stale furnished 1861
men yesterday, making 1908 supplied
since April l on Il quota OF 11.2I6.;
Michigan is also nearing the compile
ZION nf lis quota. with 1898 men obs
tanned, and $500 the total required.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
COLoRED MASoNs MEET.

s.r.sl pisla'rh t. he Iu;.!!!ecncc!.
HARRISBURG. W. Va. Jun" L
III. fortirth annual convention I'll III"
West Virginia Grand l.odee of Colorcd
Masons began to-day in Trinity Meth
ndist Episcopal church, Coorrd. in
this city. GA. hundred delegates ar"
present. They were welcomed at The
opening session by Mayor q. II. Cor
don. IA. whose address i. NJ. Ellis. col
or.G lawyer. Of Fayetteville. Respond
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Arthur w. Copp.

WASHINL;TQN. Jan" it.--Arlhur w.
Cnpi,. aged - years. 'ip.rin;endeni ~
h. Soatu"rn division al Tn" AsSOCl:ttC.!
i;..~S. died ner,. tuda? 81 Il complication
i:..:niN coming 70 Washington Mr..
E'.t"r" C"n!pnS |" Washington Mr.
uj,;I he'd u".u Superintendent OF IN"
western Gi.lsina at san Francisco. and
h,.:occ ;s:a: had served In" Associated
lr.>S n many places and III many ca
i..,,:t:"S Entering tn S"rvI''' as q t"l-
,Srap!! "p"rtt"r nc:,r;E = %c,'i> tC". ne
lad r!s,.n t. superintendent ii division
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
TAKING 1T BACK

NNSFiI%,ir..E Lur" - IT,. ra't-
road board. :" whi'h H." Pittsburgh Coal
Producers Association r'i'"r'".l I'.-'."-
day ,hni ~" high prlc" Of hlturninous
coal was hu" primarily to = =hnr'aE" Of
Transportation facilities ISSUED q state
nient tonight saying 'ha: during April
n. &, ITa' roads mayed '"'rfy-
rirc percent u"-" h!'umin"us con! from
rha mines than in the same month ii
1916.
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CITY OF FUNERALS.

RUTTE. Mont. June le.-More than
a Scol" Of funerals passed through
RnItc streets today carrying 10 me
gray" victims Of last Fridays fire mi
tn" Granite Mountain and Speculatoc
mines of the North Butte copper Min<
ing cOmpanv. \ total Of 105 bodlesl
have been iaknn from The mine and
&. arr believed vel 10 be missing,
making a total of III dead. Thirtyt
one miners haNr been rescued alive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
NEWS BRIEFS

Tho Wheeling Commercial associa-
tion wants lwo bright boys about IS
years old, who will b" given 4 business
training. also salaries for proficient
work.
William Eashar. proprietor Of the
BHShar Leaf Tobacco house. 1922 Main
street. Will leave this week Ia visit thu
tobacco fields in Eastern Ohio. Mr..
l'aShcr said yesterday that reports from
Belmont AMI Monroe: counties. o.. indl-
cate that tn" tobacco crop in those Sec
Tons will j." good this year, despite
much rain.
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TAE Italian VIEW.

ROME. via Paris. June -, 1920 n.
MA scmi-official communication
given out here toda? says. in comment-'
ing on Presldrrr Wilson's note to Rus
sia, that the return Of Alsace-Lorrains
70 France: Trent, TrieSt. lstriA and,
DaImatla to Italy: Transylyania 10
Rumania and BOSNIA and HerzeCo-
vim 10 Serbia would not have the
character Of annexation, but rather Of
restitution Of territory.
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FUNERAL For Arthur Rogers.

NT'hI" i,"S,rS. aged -. on" - he
w.;d;t.:.~' and most wld''.E Hn""n met
chants "i !i$,rn.srIii". -. died IN the
I'M" Valley 'i"ucr;ti hospital ..;iri. y'-=-
i.ruIy ,n"ra.EG. ErI.t iIIrra! services
u.r, hrh Yesterday afternoon in III e
M"nrci chapel. l"i- Chaplin" ".cc";.
Tn" t"dy VAS taken ~ barn"Sr!ilr f."
intcrmcnt..
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W z Slyne,

;: ,,lal D'>:-'ch fho Irl"lI. IciCor.
C!.AEkSEIEG. " ~. i''n" -
Nf,cr = lingering ;ii'r"S y :" - 80
,!i"G t"da; at tn: home OF z son. Clar-
,.ltr.. :. SAY r.. n.y.: - N'..r-. Ii-, u''':E
viii To-: taken =. ll"tly ';r"y" '"n'"r'''N
fn- burial Bcsid,S H.: son hc is S'Ir-
y,v.d By OH daughter Mrs. He@!an
EuXtcr " SIIhrv!itr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-13
M''MECHEN
Adam Waltz Dead.

Adala Waltz. aged 81. highly respected
r".sid,u; 80 ;his viiy. died ~ his late
:"sid..rr,. IN caldwell street Monday
,.yruinr - :'.lI o'clock. death i"'nE duo
- Il complication Il diseases. Deceased
had h,r.u IL for some time. E"Sl,!rS hIs
wife he is Si.rviv"d by daughter ana
one son. Mrs. Clara Eiss"tt OF E"uw""d
had Carl Waltz "f this city.
f'un"ral services over tho remains
will tr held Thursday aft"rrn"n' a. :
...r..r,: I'"" R,a;; W. Enh"rtE will ON
".a'c jui"rn"ut Wi! y" in Mt. Rose
,.cf!i"irrT,
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Funeral for John r. Bent Today.

TINS atternoun funeral ScrvlcrS Will
l. !u..G Ter Jr:.n L. ts"ntZ. aged res
e.. az. wnr died Monday III :hr home 81
its sister. Mrs. August HnsS"l. IL $50
t.":: s;:a"i. F!U-:a! will b" III Nj. Lion.
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William A. Hanley.

EOSTnN Jun. &" William y. Han
-: substitute" EarS:tE iuIipack IN thH
l!ar.a-,i Zoe bal. lr;I:t IN l''"t. "!"d hare
Yesterday H.. earned ms II as
: :su,' putt.r ;w" years later.
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Wood road who died Saturday. The
N.v. Roy McL'Iusk"y was III charge.
Burial was in Nj. Wood
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BOYS ON STRIKE.

lin. "rarr.tuG-ir'' boys NJ inc North
Wheeling i;nillInG Works wen; out IN
str!k" yesterday. demanding moro pay.
~ >,.f:!"r'u: has been affected up
Unill a la" hrWr last night.
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Madama ClEenO.

NEW YORK. Jun. i@.--MId5tm" To-
rrss ta-rctin. -" al Ii" HrSt famous
-: women piaIiS!&. lied tonight NJ her
home IL ;hls city. ate" u long illness.
;lp,.u - EARS.
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At n" rrcCn' state election news.
paper men in Ohio w"r" elected GOV
nrnnr. lieutenant governor. stat" treas
urc'. LAT" auditor ana attorney
general. 81 aa-aaaana
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rn,S Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Goodwin Of tho

rntS Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Goodwin Of tho
Island
Mrs Howard SmcdI"y OF New Jersey,
is the guest az Miss Blanche Young.
J. D. Kinney n prominent business
man III l;ay city. Mich. is reg stored :
at tho Mcclure hotel. Mr.. Kinney is a
brother nj Mrs. May Kinney Lewis.
this city
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This morning - : :" "''."'N. :I:."ral
services will b" h..i' for IrS F.!"unr~
kenney widow -: .i:ii;!c.; I E'unrN. " no
died Monday III The family !.r,i". -
TyantY-thrd street. Requiem; high mass
will b" celebrated N -; Joseph ',,ts,r-
td-ai at o'clock. with tnterme:i IN Mt
Calvary.
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Funeral for Mrs. Renter

Yesterday aft"ru"":. t"a"'a! services
were held In North Street M",nn,l'Ss
Episcopal church ar N"% Nlr.e'ts,
Eeuter, wife Of LOUIS Bcuter OF NJ