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Connecticut western news., 1917-04-19
FALLS VILLAGE

FupllS perIeCG III attendance 1n puDllC schools of town of Canaan for Mar. 1917. Beebe Hill-David Cnons, Ireue Coons. Beatrice Malnati, Edward Sil. vernale.
 D. M. Hunt, Room I-Alice Bushey, Laura Dickinson, Theodore Dickinson, Sam Wishkin, Robt. Schreiber, Chas. Sedgwick, Fred Wilms, Flora Winters. D. M Hunt, Room II-Wallace Dick inson, John Sedgwick, Mary Silvernale, Francis Silvernale, Francis Sprague. Huntvsille-Auguste Boibaux, Helen Boibaux, Chas. Mallory.
 Canaan Mt. Herman Passini, Mollie Passini.
 Regular drill night for the Home Guards is now Tuesday night. Seven more enlistments have been added to those already published, making the total 42. They are: Dickinson, Edward N; tgleston, Howard B.. Cummings, James R.. Morse, Leonard J.; Silver nale, Frank; Sommers, Kenneth; ; Woodin. William.
 M. G. Marcy formally took possession of the postoftice Monday morning.
 Richard P. Smith, the retiring post
  office. His many friends in town regret his departure from the community but wish him the best of success in his new home.
 John Taylor of New York was an over Sunday visitor at D. B. Deans. Miss H. Curtis of Beacon, N. Y. is visiting Miss Josephine Hallock.
 Miss Ray Hazeltine has returned to her school at East Hartford.
 Easter exercises held at the South Canaan church Sunday afternoon were particularly interesting.
 Rev. T. w. Haven has been returned to the Methodist church for another year. much to the qualification, of the members of the church.
 Mrs. E. J. Simpson and Miss Katherine Nichols of Bridgeport are visiting Mrs. B. O. Heinz. Miles Hanchett of Orange, N. J. and brother George were in town over Sunday in a new six cylinder National car.
 Miss Katherine Sedgwick was an over Sunday guest ot relatives in Corn wall.
 Private houses and business places generally are displaying the National colors.
 Benjamin Moline from Iowa is in town visiting his uncle, Sheldon Dean. It is Al years since MT. Moline has been in Falls Village and he finds many changes.
 Harry Myers went to Poughkeepsie the last of the week returning Sunday with new motorcycle.
 Mrs. Charles Blake was called to Millerton few days since to attend the funeral of a brother.
 George W. Capron of Bridgeport spent Sunday with his mother in the village.
 William Gillette, who has been in Hartford the past winter has returned to his home here.
 William A. Burkett of Danbury spent Sunday at the Burkett homestead. Miss Helen c. Eggleston of Salisbury WAS guest of Miss Clara Sabin Satur- day and Sunday.
 A J. Brundage of Storrs Agricultural College visited the Amesville school during the past week.
 Mrs. Lydia Sherman has returned to her home in Amesville after spending the winter in Hillburn, N. Y. 
 Dr. Ross will be absent from his office from May to May 25.-Adv. For Sale-At @ bargain price, 10 acres / good meadow land on the Falls Will lage- Huntsville road. Inquire of D. H. Oakes, Lakeville, Conn.-Adv.
Connecticut western news., 1917-04-19
Sarah Bernhardt m.

Sarah Bernhardt, the famous French actress has been taken to Mount Sinai hospital, In New York, suffering from an acute attack of kidney trouble Three specialists have been called to attend her. Mime. Bernhardt is in her seventy-fourth year.
Connecticut western news., 1917-04-19
ASHLEY FALLS

l.. Gottschalk, IT,, from Stockbridge, has rented the store building recently vacated by Howard Rood, and is fitting it up for automobile and carriage painting.
Connecticut western news., 1917-04-19

For Sale-At a bargain price, 10 acres good meadow land on the Falls Village. Huntsville road. Inquire of D. H. Oakes, Lakeyille, Conn.-Adv.
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Rrirish Comment.

London. March 5.--F"r the ilrS'
;I,n.. today. III" British press and lMni''
seemed To have arrived 1T Il full un""t
s;lndin.. of the complex position wi!''h
President Wilson faced hccaUS' "' Inc
senate rules permitting iilhuSt"rInt;
Consequently comment both ru"'l"
;.u, IN III" Er.tiSh newspapers. r'hI''S'
= riurc sympathetic attitude i""aru 'H''
American t.XrrrItivn and his problems
Than 1T any time i'll recent weeks:
ON the other hand. IT," handful OK
senator's who blocked paSSRE" -! TN
armed neutrality hill in the S'nal" cam"
in for universal cN"crai!on for thW&!t-
ing tho national WILL" as most news
"a pcrS expressed II. -
'rh,. n,"rag" Britnu finds II hard 10
understand the American Legislative OF
political SYSTEM and III such a miNNi,
,S ,lr, American S"nat" icun" ITSELF
during tn" last twn GAYS neither Inc
British newspapers nor the Nuhilc were
:, hl. 10 fathOm III" matter.
DISPATCHES detailing the clos" or the
confessional session. "fc8tur"d here
liz the newspapers. served |" clear IN
mitch ur Tho mystery Of tn" situation
irispat ch"s from Washington SATURDAY
ana SUNDAY aided in giving III" public
Cl.Ir. runlurch"nSiv" view "r III" DRAMA
tie clos. of Congress aut som" r"nr"P-
lion Of tho situation in which president
Wilson nov finds; himself.
british newspapers were chHrY ah""'
suggesting a "w:ty out" for Wilson. huf
mos! Of them seemed cuut"nt /" l"iL\.
I he problem in his hands. processing Tho
h,!i"r thai tn" american r'"pi" we're be
hind him in whatever he did
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PROBATE. OF WILL.
Probate OF VIII.

Office II the Clerk. COUNTY Court ONO 'o'iht5'
STATE. ~ West Virginia.
In lie matter ri tho Probate n the Last VIII ana
r,.,a,nrut ~ Elizabeth G. Morris Deceased
TN, nb.r, uf the supplemental petition flicu IN
his mailer OIL the .+th day " February. I"l Is 10
,,v- admitted Ia probate the paper writing hn!poFt-
irp IN IL. the last will and testament NJ Elizabeth T.
Morris Diseased bearing date TN the mn nay ~
E,,,-rnrv In the year lHl7. And II appearing from
an affidavit made before IN" ny James !. CARPENTER
I.tiuurr therein. that James X MecK @nu Ha's,
NrS-.Iv arc both non residents o. the statc oi
y,sr virginia Il ordered that they DO appear al
my office In the City Of Wheeling West 'HslHla
IN ,h. ruynty and state aforesaid within one month
after the date Of the first publication here'i' an"
Io what is necessary to protest their interests In
said matter. " -, .,,t
Til, hearing nr said matter. In which the petition
hcrrin fiI. relates Is set for Saturday. March the
"ls, Ial7 at 10 o'clock .. m.
'' JOHN H. WELLS.
rlc.s County Court; Ohio County State OF west VIZ
ciEia.
James I. CHrTen;c-
Petitioner.
Br Herman - Hundt his Att0ncr
~ ''' ~ .mr- g. 1920
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CRISIS IN OHIO
COAL SITUATION

rI-t rl i'is-"'''' - w." '"'ail"-"CS..
CLEVELAND, O.. March 5.-A new
crisis in the coal situation is expected
to develop Thursday, when a commit
tee of the Cleveland coal operators
will meet with the executive commit
tee Of the Ohio miners union at
Columbus. The operators, meeting to-
day, decided 10 reject the request just
made by President John Moore Of the
union for the establishment Of a
bonus system at the mines.
S. H. Robbins, president of the
Pittsburgh Vein Operators asSocla-
ton. and Charles +. Maurer, chairman
of the labor committee, were dele
gated TO meet Moore in Columbus at
the latter's request.
In rejecting the bonus demand,
Maurer said. the operators have the
backing of the international officers
nf the United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea. They have sent out circular to
members pointing out that the con-
tract between operators and miners
still has Il year 10 run, and advising
against a request for 4 bonus.
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GREAT PARADE
fCouttnued from First Pagc)


in an open carriage drawn by four
horses preceded By mounted police
and cavalry and thanked by secret
service men. The vice president fol,
lowed in another carriage, with his
smurt.looking escort OF cadets from
Culver military academy. mounted on
black horses. AS tn" procession left
the court of homo. opposite The Will"
House. the cavalry formed a. hollow
square with the presidents carriage
in the center.
The Program at the Capitol
where the President and Nicc-PTes.
u,,...l look the Oath and delivered
their inaugural addresses. occupied
little more than an hour and II Was
shortly after one o'clock when the IN
augural parade started up The aN-
enue. the President and his escort
leading. Meantime the sun had com"
out, drying the sand sprinklcd over
the way and with tn" sun hau com"
"a chilling wind.
With Bands Blarine
many tunes and flags whipping, !he
parade got under way--a long llaH
Of brilliant color. First c;,mo tn"
West Point cadets. orrrcoaled. 4
marching mass Of gray and white
whose cloCk-lke movements were as
of one man. They We're followed D.:
Annapolis cadets, 200 strong, wear
ing their deep blue overcOats.
Then came the long line OF military
organizations, guardsmen. sailors
coast arlillcryme7l and cadet Scho1,s,
which formed the first and second IL
visions under the command ot Major
General Taskcr II. Bliss, and T'riga-
dicr-General William \. Mann. Is
The head of the line reached 10
Court of Honor, the marchers stopped
and remained al attcntiC:l for twenty
minutes while the President prrp1i",!
10 take his place in the reviewing
stand.
and the long line moved again. The
inaugural parade WAS on. with iir'
President standing where presidents
long have, stood on inauguration dI!
TO review the march"rs. t'"r nearly
four hours they filed past sailors.
soldiers. guardsmen cadets. veterans,
governors and their StatfS. IhouSHnHS
OF civilians in civic and political or
ganizarious, indians. here and th"rr Il
line OF women, and hundreds ni bras:
bands.
Hard on the Crowd.
The crowds in IN" r-Ti"Wir@ stands
and on the streets were chilic,! by Inc
wind. The pararInrs marched arnuliI
III the face of it,. In sudden gusts 1t
picked up the sand and blinded th"m.
swept their cnInr$ from their grasp.
and sent their halls high in tn" air ~
times whole organizations mad 10 !iHi'
while Il particularly severe @n+l Nprh'
its force, musicians h#n 10 empty m
sand from their Instruments III IN"
midst Of playing. and color h"2r'rS Il;
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FREE ADVICE
FOR THE SICK
QUARTER MILLION MEN AND WO-
MEN BAND TOGETHER AND
PRAISE REMEDY TANlAC

II feel as though | can speak with
confidence about Tanlac for it did
wonders for me and before taking it
had tried Il great many other prepM-
alnns without result" declared an
other Wheeling cndorsrr OF the new
medicine, Mr.. II. Hume. %9lo Jacob
street.
II suffered with stomach trouble,
lacked appetite and in fac1 WAS all run
down bur By taking This remedy nave
been brought back in fine shape and
my stomach is IN altogether different
stomach and ! eat hnartily ~ ever;
meal and relish things sci before me
as never did before. I'm moi restless
and nervous any more either ana
sleep fine. which Is something | dld
nor do before, 50 Jou sec have cause
10 be thankful for what Tdnlac did
for me and trust many others Will
through my advice learn Of what H.
will really do for folks troubled with
stomach trouble as was.
Did vuu ever stop an engineer 10
find out why il is he is filming over
an engine or locomotive that didn
seem 10 be working we'll: wen. me
minute yolI get something wrong Win
tie stomach Of an enGin" or human
1t is all lhr same. Things begin slow
ing down There i*nl any steam there.
You won't get steam either mill YOU
gel Things working right IN me llre
box. So il j. with uur stomach. Head
aches. sluggish feelings, pains !l%zy
spells. weak. languid feelings. sleep;
lrsSness. loss of energy. Hpp"'l,e ahu
weight follow when the stomach goes
wrong. How 10 clear ia" system up
is 1h,. question. \ quarter million say
take Taniac. What does Taniac DO
II first clears the system of WaSi:'
then il aids nature in restoring IN" a.
grsIivr organs 10 normal, Result
health. Prrfrc, health and so man.
rraisr it here in Wheeling now YOU
TOO. should get on ihr road to hcalth
wa the Tanac route. II is 81 at [. H.
GrirSt & CO.'S drug store.
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IS ARRESTED FOR
PENNSY POLICE
john White, Charged with Working
Railroad Pay Car and Securing
Wages Of the Employees.

Holm White. alias John Wclch. WIS
ARRESTED last night h. Captain OF Dctec-
tirrS Tom Kelly and is being held for
tho. Pennsylvania railroad police. who
want him on charges Of securing money
10y rathrr clever scheme.
Although details ur the charges Ire
lacking. til" police here ar" Informed
That 10y some misrepresentation. Wclc
has BEEN. working the PennSy pay carS
he' w""u Wheeling and Steubenvili",
drawing pas Of employees Of The rail
road. The 'i'"nusy police arc expected
|" TAX" CharSc Of the prisoner This
morning.
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FUNERAL SERVICE
EOR DR. MORRIS
EXPRESSIVE PUBLIC CEREMONIES
IN SCOTTISH EITE CATHEDRAL
WEDNESDAY MIDNIGHT
Many Prominent Masonic Dignitar es TO
Observation-Disclosures Services
Thursday Afternoon.

"Wednesday at mid-nirhl publ" tnm-
,.!:ti services " IN be. n"id IN IN" Joll!l
". Morris Scottish Fit" cathedral Four
i""nlh street, far pr. John William Nor
ri:S. -. u,gr.." Mason AMI sovereign gram
inspector general ~ West Virginia
NaS"nS who li"d sunday night III his
chaplin" =tr""l h"Ui". following Il pro-
i"ng"d illness. In" ceremonies will III"
at an unusually imrr"SSiV" and ella
huril;" tlaiur'. l&r!udluE the high sacred
and iriirrull ceremonies IT Il knight
ktdn>ii. rho services Will II" IN chhrt"
# rh,. Srniii,,h Kit. bodies. aud Will h"
attended hy Masonic :IiGniIarics "f AL
N;nSrai.' h,dirs: throughout This section
and from many parts 81 tn" country.
j. was SlHI,n at liz "r"iji*h KIT" ral!
dr:rl last might ;hat kilograms Ind h'"n
s'ut !" an ~" hiSh"r MaSUEi" t"II"S
uud LODGES oyer h" country Announcing
H.. Tu>>n@ ~ pr. Norris AMI that ~
is,.S auu"iIHCil- TIN coming al 2r0Inln-
..it Na$nnS Ia attend TN funeral Wrrn
.rNpGi'I'd thIS morning, tn" mines or
IT,. u;rillr;r.rS woGlI H., announced this
niorninr ~. Scottish Kin" Guard viii
rr"'I This evening al o'clock in ih"
cathedral /" c"mll"i" ru'"raI arrange
m"riS ana nlrar@r |" pariiclpat" in tn"
ceremonies.
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Women PreparinG.

NEW YORK, Mar. 6.--rh" National
Log II for .,um.m's Service today b'-
gan classes IN wireless t"i""rHThy.
;t"tur driving and canl""n cooking. So
rraI hundred wvIEcu in This city hI|"
zoe .St"rrG for training according l" i
plan auprnv.d by ia" vn:incil ~ E.iuIai
driensc The lrH"uc j. row crcaniZcd
in 81 states. It's purl"S" IL I" recruit
women Tor service in war times ami I"
Keep the government informed az 10 IN
trained wr!E"n on its registers ready
for any given duty.
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DEAD AT lo4 YEARS

SPRINGFlELp W. Va, March t.-M:
here at the ssc Of I0i Vars. 1t II said
Mr. Taylor tTaS unable TO enlist At the
outbreak of 3c Civil War on account Of
his advanced; age. He spent his entire
lite on the fern where-he was born. He
leaves son, William Taylor, aged II.
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adopt Beloian Children.

NEW YORK. March I.-Aftcr lis
iening to an address by Tneodor"
Roosevelt. the citizens Of Oyster Bay
at Il mass meeting last night decided
10 adopt" q Belgian village OF ".l0p
children. The plan will call for cou-
lrbutiun Of $40" Il month. to!'
Roosevelt, il WAS announced todaE.
will serve as honorary chairman OK
the general committee Of { he ROCKY
Mountain Club OF New York. which
has started Il campai en- to FalS'
81 900 .mo month TO aid the children
0f Belgium. This cOmmitlrr Is max
ing particular appeal 10 the states
of the far west.
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Guard German Ships.

SAN DIEGO, Cal. March nth"
torpedo boat drstroy"rs Whipplr. IrnZ-
tun and Stewart which sailed from
this port February Is for an unnam"!
,iestinaiinu are guarding tho W&r
bound German steamers Grun"WalV.
Prinz Zigismund. Sachsrnwaid ana
Savua at Colon, Panama. 1t was
learned today. 1t is not known how
long the three warships will remain
III rnlnn
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Mrs. Kate (Sinclalr) Ford.

T.UTHI r,TNlIlr.' rrC"lNNH "MMN N1lrrnlNN.
yesterday morning Of Ih'' d"u'h "I Mrs.
N.tt- ,Sn"lriri Ford. Wiz, 1T the lHi"
hr. Henry =. Ford. formerly "f Sou II
Jacob street. and Il sister "i Chatham
Sncln!r. South Wheeling druggist. Her
cath nccurrrd sunday III tn" HON" If n"T
daughter. Mrs. william VIII King. ~
Elus:lS civ. Mo. Mrs. Ford had been
an invalid for The paSI several years.
ST." leaves hrsidos her daughter. Mrs.
Nng. on" son. Major clyde :. Ford. e."
tn" l'ult"i States army. Major Ford *
nj present observing for The l'ni'"d
<;aI"$ government with til: British
army IN FrHmC".
Tho body viii il" hr"uChi /" This ely.
arriving n"mrrrnW morning. Funeral
services will lie h'td Wednesday, after
noon ut IA "'cI"ck III IN" M"nI'i
chapel. ~" t'hIrliir street. lnt"rm"nt
Will j." prival" IN iir""uw""d cemetery
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FOR BALE

FOR SALE bedroom site. hall rick. Norris
chair etc. - North Front ST.. Island. mr-6-m
r0E SALE-Fiyc Light dSsuSht horses. mares. full
sisters: black: and 3'.yeau old. Also two bay
horses brother and s!stSs. J. H. connsly. four
miles east Of Elm GroreS marlin
LOT FOR sAIE-iiandy so YorEv!llo mills; 50 feet
front: mice $50: co,Sssc Is a. ground. plenty
fruit and water price 5000; easy terms. address
Fox 49, Tltnnrille. o.f mr.S-m
FOR SALE Boston terrser pups Call Natl Ihon.
GIL r. v. Bell phone,l lsw. Elm Grove mr-2-
FOR sALE-Fresh COW. p N. Bel. Bell phone 7l:o
RinS II. l--I-In
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Tn MEN aorian11

MCPHERSON - In sad and loving
memory Of our dear wife, and mother
whom the Lord called home one year
ago today. March 9Th. 1916.
We loved her. yes. we loved her,
But Jesus loved her more;
And He has sweetIy called her
To yondcr shining shore.
The golden gates were opened,
A gentle voice said. "Come!"
And with farewell unspoken.
She calmly entered home.
FATHER AND CHILDREN.
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r1an nasncra+nr Hold.

ROSTON. Mar. a.--NNENNl VVn IlNEen.
charged. with dcsecratImg III" American
flag. was held In $500 htt! III court toby
for hearing Thursday. Won Hagen.
who WIS horn in this country. had been
rnlilovrh recently in q local machine"
shop, and it VAS alleged hr used Il small
Iii" 10 wipe grcas" spots from III" work
h,.p,,lI
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BOMB PLOTTER
.lCouttaued from First Pnge.)

President Wilson. He is a theorist,
remot" from all the world. He looks
upon it as does Il chemist on his To-
tort. lie does not Enow Europe. 6u;
he considers himself qualified 10 be
her teacher.
The Ger!pan-Amcricans did every
thinS they could To prevent a con-
flct between us and the United
States. They fully understand Ger,
many's struggle for existence. Persc-
cutcd by President Wilson. they main
tanned the idea Of Gcrman-American-
ism UP 10 the present. President Wilson
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Frncral FOR Charles Asmus.

rr,. funeral Tor Charles As!nuS. the
", II known InarhiniSt VII" died S"'hr-
I.v. WI hr held in the family h"Iii".
jun% VV'uu,i> street. iMiS afternoon AZ -:'o
o'clock. Iutcr'm"ut will h.. III Nj. zion
cemetery.
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ANNUAL MEETING

ANNUAL: MEETING
The .nnu. meeting O. the Wheeling Playground
association will be held "Wednesday. March q 1917:
a, $50 o'clock D. m. q the Wheeling Commercial
association for ths purpose OF electins ofhces
and transactinS other Business. All Contributors 10
tho association arc rScdEto attend.
MRS C. g. HUBBARD President.
JoBS WALLACE Secretary.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

ros SALE OR RENTSFarra Of g acres, situated
m the Rarcnscrctt hrI road In Union district.
Marshall county. W. % Inquire Of c. ". NC
Combs i. D. . whstlnE. m.o-I
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Wheeling S:csis,er, from Douglas.

Bob say Ii" is enjoying army NE
and is artinSc'rcnl good" He is mcni-
Der of co. BIS Regiment. L. S. a. He
said h. wuulr like TO hear from all his
old Wheeling friends. Mr.. rlummcr
joined the atjry here last summer and
,,.;Ij c,ry,. fut,r yrnrS
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LETTER FROM PLUMBER
Former City Editor of Register Writes
From Army Headquarters.

\ letter. including TWO small photo
graphs ri himself IN United States
army uniform, was received yesterday
by Il local friend from, Robert l.. Plum
nrr, former popular city editor Of The
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r1isv yost of cIaringtou, o.

Funeral :-,.ryi,,.S for Miss Amy N"st.
sister uI ti"ur.c YuSl - h"lialr". VII"
died in her h"mr SGndHr morning 81
Harrington. viii h' h"lh IN M pEtrr CT
I,;,ih ,rrrrrn,y rnnrnirG at loo o'clock
with .Mr.rr.rt ia III" Walton cemetery
at IlaL I.i'ITC:
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FRIEND IS PEOPLES FRIEND

Island boys were deprived - several
pound. OF mU>,... "-hirh they would
have gained sunday ll:.d 10: Friend Dit
lon. Of ETrryh" il'S +arl@". ran over
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several hi"rl.~ "f Si,i"wGll; with II Sn"w-
I,luw attached g. Ii" lrr,h ii his ear
Tni+ - "a. ui.,,l >r''tHruiI" n"M"n%tIl-
ton mf efficiency ih.. Island las had in
llunih., Il - sand.
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Additional Services.

ThHrSdny aIt"rnn"u al u"luTk alnl-
iiunal services viii he. held IN M ';tth"-
dral with til" i:-y. t.: T.. l.. $trid"r Of
-; Matthew's Protestant r.piScuraI
church. and tn" E'V. br tlAar"nc" t..
Nil,.m "f Fourth Stree. N"ih"dlst Eri&-
CORAL church. officiating. IUi'rni"nt will
D." in ';r""uW""d rclu"i'ri. wh"r" inn
l,r"SSi"r e. r,'n"ni"S Will IL. held nj tn"
gray" hy. tn" Masonic order.
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Irnsrs. many of them violations Of tho
Ynsl law, and who hai been sentenced
10 short terms, were pArdoncd and had
their fines rem; tied,
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NJ. De ArriaR'o.

iISHb%. VIA. Paris. March =. ! "a i
m.--'rh., r,;,Ih j. announced # Manu-"
~: Ar-n:;u. ~ pr"SsG'n! II i"rtTEHi
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WANTED-FSmale Help

WAATE0-A good girl for cooking and to help with
houscwnrE. no washing good wages. last Girl WAS
With ne eight years. must eve good reference A.:
ply tn Mrs. AZ C. Hartman. 23li BroNn'tlie Road.
Carrick. Pittsburgh. Ia. =s-2-l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. opersSors and pen sddressefs
4 few more lady typists End good writers can Sc
cure positions In our Addressing Department X
Speedy accurate and willEE. Apply Immediately.
Tho ScuralGyl!ne Company.xSs Nineteenth Street.
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WkRTEo-GIrls for light. stean fictoE5 work Wheel
tns Can Co.. Forty -scTeSth and Eoff stEesta
feb-G-u
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FOR RENT

FOR REN1-coBHER STORE ROOM MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS. foREERrY LoGAHs CORNER
500, ALSO NINE LARSE FIRE PROOF sToRe
ROOMS, LOWER AND UPPER FLOORS IN
HAWLEY BUILDING.
JAMES II HAwLEY.
tO6sM "ttH STREET.
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GENERAL NOTICE.

FOR REM rooms b,S >. Wllomet 18Th St.. mod
I'm. Frank Realty Co. !: 1907 Main ST. mr-6-m
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WANTED-M ale Help
WANTED-Male and Female.

WANIEp-Boys and girl, Sr.r IS years Of age.
Good wages. Apply Wheeling Tile Co., 3lst and
Che pns SIS. nr-o-l
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Wheeling. ". Va.
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