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BABY KEET
Continued from FIRST PaSe.)

family previous to the abduction. but
on the following morning. Mr.. Keet re-
ceived a note threatening mutllatlon TO
the infant IL a ransnmc Of $4,000 was
not paid the following night. Mr.. keet
endeavorcd to comply but failed to meet
the kidnapcrs. Various rewards were
offered, but these were followed up by
a letter to the father that the ransom
fee would be Increased from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Six days after the disappearance Of
the boy, Taylor Adams. his wife. Allie
Adams, and hla two sons. Make and
Cletus. respectively. Is and 20 years old
and Claude Piersol were arrested All
vehemently denied any connection with
the Keet case, but alleged statements Of
the prisoners told Of a plan 10 adbuct
c. A. Clements. a Springfield jewcler.
and n baby other than the Kleet child.
The German plot ANGLE entered tho
case. according to the alleged statement
by Piersol. that a man had employed
him to assist In kidnaptng Clcnnnts
Tho man was said to have received or
tiers from n German agent in st. Louis
and to have promised Fi"rsol he might
he called upon to kidnap persons in
Cahada md Mexico as we'll as in the
United States.
All efforts to shake the statements Of
the persons arrested We're unsuccessful
They maintained they had nothing to
do with the Kcct case.
on June q. however. Z party OF clti-
zens made a second ard nore thorough
search Of tho CrcnShaw farm and found
tho body. cor"ucr'S inquest decided
that the child had died from exposure
and lack Of proper nor"ishmcnt.
The excitement In SH"in:-nrld became
so Crcnt that :; mob stnrIncd tho county
iair demanding that the prisoners who
were being hcld there. he turned over
20 them that they might avcnGc tn.
baby's death.
Sheriff Webb attempted IN spirit his
prisoners away in IN automobile. Tho
mob pursued "nd finally caught them
at S:n"li'cn. Mn.. ~ miles north of
SprinE!i"ld. vh"r" they tool. bi"rSnl
fror, tn" sheriff ard went through alI
the rsro"cm"rts q: n 'y""tIir.; Y"rty. cen
to strinG;inl; n" Dr's'".Grr trr'n q tree
limb. pi"rsol hold ~ -" uriEirrl story
and denied that he Wa responsible, Tor
the Kc":. Infants death Til" m"h sur
rendered hlm t. III" sheriff and t." NrIs-
oncrs were iud-."I in ~" St"c;t"G Jail
Federal AGENTS. Of III G.:tri!.i""; Of
;ustic" followed NJ tho rr"-i;"r'H'nu an
ter. OF Springfield. Svhn is h".u:- held on
a charge Of helm" isnp'ic;;t"d II tn"
Clement plut.
Taylor Adams. Ciauln Hlcrs"l. and
Clrtus Adams arr ..iia'''..p! with aIlur-
ton. Charges of rmtri"" '.".tin>, ti.rm
wcrc dismissed. .Nlli" .i'ians and MnEi"
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Baseball Men On
Wrecked ''Limited"

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Oct. S-Membera
were on the Pennsylvania limited on
their way from Chicago to New York.
when the train colliicd with a freight
near Beaver Falls. Pa. west OF here,
this morning. Reports 20 Pennsylvania
railroad officials here said that none
IF tho commission had hcen injured. al.
though two cnSinnlcn had been buried
IN the wreckagc.
All tracks were blocked by the wreck
ed freight train. and while one track
WAS being opened physicians attended
TO the injured which. they soon dIscov-
cred. were confined to the engine crews.
-Four of these men were badly hurt.
and were taken to n hospital at Roches-
ter, Pa.
Tho passengers on the limited. In
Guiding the members of the commission.
were brought. 10 Pittsburgh and con-
tinued their journey cast
THE INJURED
G. R. MYTOE. engineer. Alliance. O..
badly injured: removed u Providence
hospital. Beaver Falls. will probably
die.
JOSEPH JACOBS. brakeman. "a
North Liberty street. Alliance. o.
Fractured skull and otherwise in
jurcd: taken to Providence hospital,
Beaver Falls. Will probably die
WILLIAM ANDERSON. engineer or
the Pennsylvania Limited: residence
Nor,hsde. Pittsburgh; badly bruised
and cut.
ERNEST YENNY. 80 years old. Marion.
o.. fireman Ut limited: body ana face
bruised: removed To Rochester Cen
eral hospital,
AL BERT CRCMM. Garfield. O., fire.
man; body and face bruised and cut.
skull fractured.
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SYNOD IN SESSION

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. &--TE"
annual meetings Of the West Virginia
SYNOD of III" PRESBYTERIAN church
(Sruih) and the Woman'S Auxiliary. 'h"
Synodical, will ccnv.'u" Ut MnrIirtnn
tomorrow evening when tn" retiring
moderator nf tho state synod. tn" Rev
rrrnd p. P. Nci;cnchy. Of I.~wi@hurE.
will preach th" up. ;inr. """;n":i. y NUM-
lrr Of delegates from points in III"
southern part "r the state left this "T"-
niu.; !" attend tho ln""t!ni: amoni: th'-m
Mrs. Ernest Thompson. wife Of She pas:
tor Of the First Presbyterian church II
This city. and who is pres t!ont Of the
West Virginia SSnOdicni.
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SPOKANE. Wash. Oct. S.-William
G. NicAdoo. secretary Of the treasury.
was in Spokane carly today on his
speaking trip in the interest OF the sec
ond Liberty loan. and departed Inme-
t!iatJly for Occur d'Alrne. Idaho.
At Occur d'Alcnc Inc said tho first
duty Of American citizens Is to sup
port til" american soldiers and that
sl3. 900 Lon. nnn must b. raised between
now and the first or next July.
We can raise this money. he said,
I'VE have. rU; il in America in ahuRN
ance. There never was i nation 50
strong IN material resources. There
WIS ne:rr "A nation whose patriotism
Was more superb"
Secretary McA,loo's program called
for Il speech here tonight.
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SORE THROAT
Colds, Coughs, Group 7ad Catarrh Re-
Hevcu i: Two Minutes.

Is your throat sore"
1:r"ilhr lly.u"'i
Have YOU tIt.,"',t'
i;r"H'h'' li,..u,"i
Have E'.'U Il r.'l"H9
Br"r. III" h!"m"i.
Have N'.I 4 cold"
Breath" HynIn"i
iiy"n."i ~ th,' ono remedy for Ill nnsr.
threat and iuHE ir"tihIcs II dos not
contain amy C"rain" ar morphine and a!
that is necessary l.: t" breathe it thruuEn
tn. Iittlr pocket iah;.l"r that comes with
each outfit.
\ compiled" outfit ".$,a but littir NJ
DRUGGISTS eT"r"Wh""" and 1T @. II. Ciri"St
& 90. and LYON: is Guaranteed In ban
!$h ratarrh. group. coughs. colds Snre
throat and bronchitis ar money back. y
H%umri inhaler last" u liirtim" and OK
ira bottles Of lIyom"i can M obtained
from druggists for only 81 cents.
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Jacob c. Pfeffer1nan.

Jacob c. Pfeffcrman. aged 81. resid-
ing at 23I5 Charles street city "m-
ployrd as stogicmakcr In the Alex
Young factory at icllaiTc. died in the
Bcllairc City hospital last evening at
80 O'Clock. following q brief illness.
Mr.. Pfcffcrman WIS born in Wheeling
December 1. 1867. ard was the son OF
the lat: Henry and l:ariara Pf"tT6r-
man. He leaves his wife. Mrs. Rather
inc (OHarc) Prrffcfman: two soES. ia
cob and Harold. and ono daughter. Mary
rfefferman; two brothers. Henry or
Wheeling and William Hfcfferman OF
Pittsburgh; also nine sisters. namely:
Mrs. W. II. Selvry. Miss Barbara
Pfcffermnn. all Of Wheeling; Mrs. John
Kind. Mrs. George Porter. Mrs. John
Fcnnoll. Mrs. Herman Houscman. Mrs.
Jennie Horcnkamp. Miss Mollic Pfef-
fcrmHn. all OF Pittsburgh. and Mrs. NJ.
V. Tracy. Of Tulsa. Okla. =
Funeral arrangements VIII be COM
pletcd today.
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Secretary Bakers Plea.

WASHINGTON. Oct. h.-S"cretary
Eak.r. Speaking today at Il Liberty Loan
meeting here. declared:
''Thns. in chary" Of the Liberty b"nh
sale" the secretary said. ask you to
pnHr out your money not at the feet or
TIN. god Of war bur into the lap Of the
Goddess of Liberty"
Future reservations. he said. would
ask II the victory had been ut the front
alo,r Til" answer would be-. he said.
that the victory was won at home us
will by the army of patriots VINO
through their financial support OF the
government made it possible for the
army at tho front tn deliver Its MOST
effective blows.
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.rrs, Elizabeth fsiaks> Wiley.

\. L. Sinks. executive secretary or the
Wheeling Associated Charities. received
n message last night announcing the
sudden death of his sister. Mrs. Eliza
beth (Sinks) Wiley at her home in
Cleveland, O.. last evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sinks left Immediately for Clevo-
land 10 attend the funeral.
Mrs. Wiley was the vito of Alexan-
der Wiley and resided number or
years in this city. Her many friends
here Will be- distressed to learn of her
sudden demise. She leaves besides her
parents and husband and Mr.. Sinks OF
this city. another brother. Theodore
Sinks. Of tho United States navy. sta
toned AT %cw York. and one daughter
Miss Louise Wiley Of Cleveland.
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SHOT OFFICER IN RAID

SPhRTANRrEt. s. c.. Oct. %.-i.i"u-
tenant Randall VI. MattsnT. IF tho New
York national guard. was shot and pam
fully wounded last nirht in Iea!inH :!
raid on 4 house near camp Wadsw"rtt \.
in which it was suspected there was
cont rahHnd liquor. After being Tired
upon. tho lieutenant shot his H*@ailtnt
William Lands. proprietor OF the house.
Nva times. and the ,nnn is moi expected
20 recover. Tho military and civilian
authorities have boon cooperating /"
break IN tho Illicit sal" vi liquor near
tho camp and Lieutenant NHtt"rn and
his detachment Of irfaut~yrlcn were nc
companied ny city police
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DIES WHILE PENSION
IS BEING TRANSFERRED

While Mrs. Robert Kraft Of West
Wi"rlltS vas il The probate court Of
fire nj ST. Ciairsv!llr yesterday. in the
act nr having tho pension of her father
Il civil war veteran, who died last week
transferred !" her mother. Il telegram
was received announcing tho deaif or
hcr mother. Nrs. Sarah Mcbride Cur'ey.
at Columbus. TIL" late Mrs. Curlcy had
been an ininH!c of 4 columbus hospital
for tn" past 20 years. butt. was not
known that her condition was serious
until III" message announcing her death
WIS received.
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Funeral for Mrs. MCGEE.

A large number OF friends attcnoco
the funeral services held last evening
for Mrs. Sarah Amanda (Marsh) NC
Gee. widow Of James Harvey McGcc, IN
the family hnmr. i3 South broadway
street. where her death occurred Satur-
day. Tho I!cv. pr. James i. Bro OF
Thomson Methodist Episcopal chu"ch
rtliCiatctl. Brief additional services
vii! he held this afternoon ut o'''ocR'
followed by Int"rIncnt in Greenwood.
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Mrs. Mary Jane jenkins.

WASHINGTON. Ia, Oct. S.-Mrs.
Mary Jane Jenkins. aged 10 years, Of
West Finley. is dead ut the home Of
her son. Edward Jenkins. or Roncys
Point. W. Va. whom she had been visit
ing for the past week. Her death was
caused by pneumonia Tho deceased
Was n lifelong member of West Finley
and had been Il member of the Windy
Gap Presbyterian church for 81 years.
Three sons. one daughter and three
throthcrs survive.
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Fai~i, n. Tcfrer.

s:tc.nl D'.-1'I''l 10 n, l'''..'.' :'cr..
CI.A!.: s,J:t'r.;. X. Va. Oct. S.
Ralph ~. Tsrtn'r = CiarEshurE news
v.lr..~ n!an, Is t,."c! -: kradrEtOwn. Fla.
asc.:iiac - wc~t i":%t received here.
T.. went ,her" several months ago in
FIR interest OF his health. Tuberculosis
WIS tn" cause OF his death. He was a
son OF the late Lloyd Fcfncr OF
Ciarf*burE. and was 20 years old. 4
widow and two children survive him.
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WILL BE ADJUSTED

NEW YnI:k. Oct. 3d. ]. O'Connor.
president Of tho International Long
shnrCmenS Association. who came 10
This city tonight 10 settle n strike Of
longShorcmcH uu the piers Of the clyde
and Mallory steamship lines. announced
that NIL differences affecting lnnHsh0re-
mon along In" entire Atlantic coaSt.
particularly at Newport News have
been amicahly scttlcd.
Mr.. 0't'unnnr said the walkout In this
city was the result OF MISUNDERSTANDING
Ing and that he would adjust it tomor-
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.LULL CONES
(Cortinued from TirBt Page.)

Wjliam and Field Marshal Won
HiI!i-nhurT.
III. ruliiical EaciinnS in Russia
t.laSt have come into aErH"m'Ht on
Points which hay. h""n /" dispute
between lh"m ART l.r government
over ;hn forming OF = cabinet. and
il was arrnun""h th:u Il coalition
government will b" Immediately tn
Stiiuj"i. iii" country. however.
row j. ,hlor;"ucd with u general
rr:lw:4y strike. which was partly
Yu1 ir'" rr'"ct IGidr;rhi Sunday.
nudinT \ tl.I"ut u,at the
ln"E t&i.in. lari ~ it world be
charged with treason,
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WANTED-3 LAB0RERs At ONCE. WHEELING
WALL PLASTER CO., 9TH AND MARKET.
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ANOTHER RUSSIAN STRIKE.

PTTENtfIt.Nn. oct. S.--p"l"Eat"s or
Tho w"rl;m"r At all In" oil well" IN
ErEu HAY" proclaimed L general strtk"
for "Wednesday. This action is taken
h"r"us" III" employers hHrr refused th''
1"Irnhu Of tn" In"n that they shall not
,!i@"harT" wnrEr,,"u with"ut tho rmnscnt
Of III" trades unions.
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Funeral Cor 1-r5. Cs,rlsy Today.

This morning at 2 O'Clock funeral
services viii ir. held for Mrs. Sarah
Elizabeth CIlr''ahr) Curlry, aged SIS.
widow at William i. C'uHicv who died
Two weeks ago. in tn" home Of h"r
daughter. Mrs. Robert Eraft. ut Stop S.
West Whrciin&. q. Iai,:iE"n; will he
in Rock Eill cemetery
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Funeral fer nz.ss aroer Today.

Funeral services for Miss Annie
Elizabeth Greer. aged 20. who passed
away in her home al IS Fourteenth
street. Sunday evening, will be held in
ST. Matthew's Protestant Episcopal!
church at o'clock this afternoon. The
Rev. Il. Z. L. Stridcr rector. will off,
ciate. Inrcrmcut Will he in Peninsula
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:InIre Crn.:cs C.tlett.

RICHMOND. Va. Oct. s.-Ju9Ec
Charles Cat.ctt. Known as the water
rnrIa. !....% q N!r; :,ia died last night
=, lis :.oa.. "Tinhrr"'"'t. Gloucester
county. a.;rr am iIin""' 81 tw" weeks.
.Ju5,:. Ca..att Is :":'i 10 h:,:c cultivated
w".,r::"."ns that weighed az nuc!: rs
l"5 poun,iS each.
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Can't, 6 F FnnE-

ALBANY. AZ, oct. Captain ST.
Tanks. v"'"Ian mississippi river ;ilnt
ard cnu:!@ u: Abraham Lincoln. died
at his fl"::c !t"rr IoE,% arrd as.
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TH0USAND Me n NOW At WORK IN
OHIO COUNTY FOR LIBERTY LOAN
OBITUARY
Hannah infant Dead.

Francis Wilder, l0-day-old son OF
Frank W. and Alberta Il. Hannah or i"o
Virginia street. died In the Ohio Valley
General hospital Yesterday afternoon at
$50 o'clock. 1nt"rment will be private
this morning in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Funeral for NIrs. Martin.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
FOR Mrs. Susan l.. Martin. aged 20. wife
of II. a. Martin. who passed away FIJI
day were held in the home IF her
daughter, Mrs. Mona l.: Park. Of 9iDH
rhaplino street. Intcrmcnt was in .it.
Zion.
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Mrs. Martha (KIlgare Crawford.

Funeral services will no held this aft
ernoon at o'clock at the Bcnwood NJ.
T.. church for the late Mrs. Martha (kil-
Gnrcl Crawford. wife Of Joseph Craw-
ford. who died suddenly At her home
on Marshall street. Berwood. early Sat
urday evening. Rev. G.. d. Sampson.
former pastor OF the church. but who
has been transferred to the Chapline
Street VI. F.. church. and Rev f. B.
Moore will offciate. Interment at Rose
Hill
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WANTED-Male Help

WkHTE D-YounS m:n with experience At card WIT
s TO assist Window trimmer. City within IS miles
Of wheeling. AGdEe., Boz 200w. care lnteiiEsncef.
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QUOTA IS FIXED
At -FOUR MILLION
BIG DEIVE FOE SUBSCRIPTIONS
WILL BEGIN HERE TOMohRo"
MORNING.
Plans Outlined to various Conlmht1eo
Chairlneu at Meeting at Hotel
windsor Yesterday.

4 thousand men are HOW working IN
Ohio county for the success of the second
Liberty LoaII This number, or course
is not mudc up entirely OF solicitors
thuuEn within u few DAYS there VIII Ie
several hundred VI them engaged IN i
thorough house, o-hUuSt canvass 81 lhe
county.
The organization behind the biz Lib,
crty Loan campaign here IS believed ["
h. the most complete Ger perfected lpr
an, project in ohio c""nty. 1t bcg!Hs
with general committee headed
by DR.. ohm l.. hickey as chair
man. and laird Mitchell, as Soc
Rotary, with six Merchantmen. y COM
mIttcc has been named Tor practically
every business and Industry, as well as
nationality. Tho general SUlicItatl'n
committee has been u:EanIncI GOWN TO
precinct chairmcn. each OF whom has
one or more solicitors working uhoer
him,
County's Quota $4,000, coo.
Ohio crunty'S quota is now $l,"n0,nno'
according to information received yes
terday by Secretary Mitchell from head
quarters OF the Fourth Federal Reserve
District in cleveland. Previously. the
quota hud been liked 1T S%,9n0QOU but
after a reappurtiunin"nt. The Ohio coun-
~ quota YVES ru!sud To $4.uU0.UOd.
The quotas for the other counties IN
this district arc as follows: Hancock.
s"n54Gu; brooke. S3I1.900; Marshall,
s473,S5U: Wctzcl. $%2G.250; Tyler. $5nt-
600. making total tor the district S1,-
S23 200
Big Drive Starts Tomorrow.
Plans have bc>n completed for start
ing the big drive for subscriptions TO-
morrow. \ meeting Of the solicitation
committee was held yesterday at the
Hotel Windsor, at which plans were
outlined. Actresses We're mad" G% Or.
John l.. Dickcy. chairman: j. u. Faild-
Ian Dr. Charles Wing2rtcr. George }.
MathIson, e.. y. Walden. secretary baI:u
Mitchell, Albert Si.cdei2r, campaign,
manager: G. W. Campbell, mayor Ui ELM
Grove. T.. }. SInckcr. mayor of Fulton
and others.
Among those in attendance were the
following: Henry STEM, Il. {. E"nckc.
]. i. llandlnn. Lee &. PAUL. q. q.
Beans, ". f.. carter. J.. y. Jacorrtty,
Louis Kraft. G. ". oldham. il. i. Nc
Cannon Albert :;urdr!icr. Gr"r:," J.
Mathson. Dr. u. Gay drsh. L. J. :'t"ckcr.
C. W. Campbell, G. y. Walden. pr. John
l.. Dickcy, Eitird Mitchell. y. K. jacob.
j. H. Montgomery, l.. K. Callahan. nr.
r. *. Shields. G.. {. Crook. Hiram NJ.
Taylor, J. t.. O'lirirn, }. ii. jenkins
Charles Amicn. Joseph NasscG and Dr.
Charles WinEcrtsr.
merchants Will Advertise.
Local merchants will advertise the
loan extensively. Local newspaper pun
fishers have offered at hall rate AL
snaCe which is devoted 10 the Liberty
Loan. DR.. Dickry on behalf OF the COM
mittce yesterday expressed appreciation
for this GENEROUS offer
Thousands Of nIcccs Of literature Will
be sent out over the district. Practically
every billboard III tho city and vicinity
will be- covered with Liberty Loan
posters.
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Rolling II, Rice,

NASHVILLE. Tenn. oct S.-Bolltne
n. i:icr. ST.. ~. = retired cotton dealer
ard father Of Gra"''and Elce. New
York ncwspa""" Elai. diGd To-Day At ms
home in this ely.
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Funeral fo- Yo5t Infant TODAY.

The funeral f. Harry. 3-rEonr hs-nld
son of E:SEcy aud Catherine Tost. who
dl"d Sunday. will b. hold in the family
residence. E:tst Tw.rtv-miuth street. to-
Morrow Afternoon. followed with int"r-
mfnt in Mt. Zion cemetery n o'clock.
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HeGEE-At her late LVie. No. "a South Broadway
street Island. Saturday. October g. 1917. At
.:.j o'clock D. NJ, MRS SARAH AMANDA Nc
GEE re:!ct Of the late James II. MCGEE. In the
T4th year Of her aSe
Funeral services Monday evening u ESQ o'clock at
the family home. followed by brief services Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock. lntcFnent In GREENWOOD
cemetery Friends OF tho family respectfully III
yited 10 attend.
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FOE SAlE-Ccal Lands

FOR SAlE-300a. Of Pittsburgh No. vein coal In
Belmont Co.. Ohio. Party wants to sol! tn. sams
and will a&e So acre. years tine as-59e to pay
for same. Address +. 0. Box s77. Wheeling. w. Va
s-2T-p
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LONDON. udt S.-$ir EDWARD I.ctch-
worth. t;IPnd $''cr"iiry ~ English Foe
Mas"ns. ,!i"'i! IN l."nd"n <nday. He was
~ wears nlds---
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REDOUDLED EFFORTS.
Continued From First Page.)
IcAdoo in the West.

Their the campaign. workers are auction
ing Off bonds at par in theatres.
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WANTEo-Bg Apply Nay Shoe Co.. 1911 Mar:
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FOR SALE-MachinerY.

Iron. Woodworking and con,raetors' Machinery
New and second hand H. achino tools, etc. Garage
Machinery, Gas and Gasoline engines. Pumps,
electric Motors. Engines, Boilers. Planer., Band
unws, etc Saw-mill outfits. Betting P,;lisys,
Shaftinc Contractors equipment .Concrets
mixers, $3.50 W. Everything In machinery and
supplies Special Prices.
BAIRD MACHINERY CO.. Pittsburgh, Pa
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WIS taken today for the funeral. She
was Il du.;l.rG:. II ar. and Mrs. w. 3.
EtEE;e OF this place.
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HANNAN-Ou Monday. Ocaober g. 1917. n i:3s
u'rlack p. m. IN the Ohio Valley General hospital.
FRANCIS WILDER. infant sou Of Frank ". snd'
Alberta u. Ifrnnan. age 10 dayL
Intcrn,ent private Tuesday morning In Greenwood
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Fer SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SaLE-Ilourc containing 5 rooms. lot containing
Ia moro ICIs. also MI; buildings For terms ad-
dro~7 ". W. Don!ey. 200s PIT YIsW Ave. Yoanss.
torn. y. s-lb-36t
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FOR SALE Automobiles

FOR SALE-A special Ford racer. painted whits and
in good condition. Oscar Ellis. GAINESVILLE. o.
o.3.m
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D I E D..
ENTERED INTO REST.

GREEE-On Sunday. October 7. 1917. st o'cocl
H. H.. at CT Fourteenth street, MISS ANNIE Z.
GREER.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WAN1'ED-Female.

WaRTED-& middle aged Woman for general house
work A.Ily 1900 Water street. or call l35I-Y. Ma
tau;i rrDne OBI
WkHTE D-C't0k SRI for general housework. Mrs.
$. p. Moron. Highland Park. phone Bell ISL +. g.
OIL
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Adams arc charged with implication in
the Clement conspiracy.
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FOR SALE-Pianos.

FOR SALE-rHano. Boz r.. b. C!lirsrille. Ohio.
o.a-
FOR SAEEEr.kaurr parn. good c1nd!ticn. Sell
reasonably. National phone &C Co!ela!n. r. n
No. !. Box 81 st. catrsTille. Ohio o.S-l