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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02
NORTH DAKOTA MAN IN.
xENTa nIRI0rnLn TORPEDO

II happens that Montpelier Ii lit-
tie nearer Wllllston. North Dakota
and the naval committee At Washing
ton, D. c.. than one might expect.
Rev. G. p. Wheeler. who At one
time was pastor Of the Methodist
church at Williston. IL an old time
friend Of ]. G. Fieid. whose inysntion
of = new type Of diFigible torpedo
puts the United States in possession
of 4 means Of defense that no other
nation has. We are permitted 10
quote from > recent letter from Mr..
Field TO Ar. and Mrs. Wheeler. lie
says. in part
Il had not intended that the mat
tor should have become public yet
awhile but somehow II leaked Out.
'The tsat OF the original design
war very satisfactory and II kaYe bet
ter results than either the department
or my self had anticipated The nsw
fesign eliminates every Objectionable
feature.
The German government. thru
Count yon Isernstroff. made ms al
offer. which had | been out for
money alone. would have aatlsfIsd
any one. He offered me more mil
lions than could count. but told
him II was not for sale To foreign
government That II the United
States could use II but could not
make me independently wealthy
they we're welcome to II lthe lnyen-
tion.1
''The naval committee credit IL
with being the greatest engine Of
warfare svsr produced. and that 81
course makes me feel that have
done somsthinK worth while. and II
u 10 be . great help to the govern
ment under which ! lire. that Il the
one great point Of self eongsasnIa-
tion.,'
While residing In wiiiiston Mrs.
wheeler nurssd Mr.. Field and fam
iiy thru an epidemic Of the aeaEiss
fever. In the latter part Of the letter
he says. Guess | owe IL 10 hsr that
am stiiI on the top Of the earth and
abis 10 be Of esrvies 70 Uncle San. q
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02

A tug dispatcher i employed IN
New York to control by telephone
the movement Of al inc Of tugs In
the harhor.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02

A 800 900 volt transformer IL used
TO test insulatora and insulating ma~
EMrzaI ak Ena University o MINNESOTA
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02

some that are fairly effective. bat
there u one absolute precaution thas
should De borne IN mind n all timas
By every user. namely that Of shut
ting off The curTsnt whsn act pevson-
ally and continuously supsrvtsaug the
una.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02
Rig TO Arrive soon

Already upwards of $1,000 acres
Of land have been secured in the La
Barge field, where operations will be
started as soon as the weather mod
crates. Already an oil rig, with all
apparatus, valued at $4,000 is on
the road here, and its arrival at OPP
al is expected within the next few
days The rig is being rushed thru
so that 1t may be transported to the
sleds which will save much time and
expense.
Hon. w. d. Hudson, OF Tulsa. Ok
lahoma. who represents the Pyramid
Syndicate arrived in Kernmerer last
Friday, and with his arrival specula-
tion on his mission became rife. as he
was not inclined to divulge his CON
nections or plans. but 1t later became
known that he represented the Chi
cago capitalists. He was sent 10
Kemmerer to investigate the field
and act as he saw fit, having at his
disposal unlimited capital. MIR. Hud-
son is a member of the Oklahoma
legislature. and In the past has been
identified with the oil industry In
that state. He served az q member
of the oil and gas committee of the
Oklahoma house of representatives,
and is one of the best posted oil ex-
perts In the country today. He states
that he Is well impressed with the
local oil situation and IL confident OF
its future. His company conducted
a quiet preliminary investigation oi
the local fields some time ago, and
now are ready to back up their con.
fidence In the proposition to the lin.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-02

svh.er.hs r. re Rzamiaee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
8. & O. HIGH OFFICIALS
TO ARRIVE TOMORROW
To Dine at Fort Henry Club and Be
Guests Of oper Forum at Lunch
con Wednesday Noon.

Fla boratr plans are being made for
the reception aud entertainment of First
Vice President 4. w 1hunipSun. ~ rhe
Baltinur" Il ohio Railroad. and his Of
fical staff. who will be tho guests ut
honor ut the Iun'.hrun-ncctii Of the
open Forum branch nf the WhrelinG
Commercial Association Wednesday 1t
noon. II Is expected that the gathering
VIII he The largest since the orGanlE;t-
ttnn Df the branch several months LIu.
Those who wish to attend should com.
munlcatc with the association ut uim:a
so that reservations may hr made. br.
W. Fl. MansS. head OF tn" commercial
department uf the rn3,i Will I've one Of
the speakers
Th" officials will nrriv" IA y special
train from Newark. Ohio. Tuesday rv'n
ms al o'clock and VIII M The guests
Of personal and Commercial friends nj
ia Informal dinner In the Fort Henry
Club. "Wednesday morning Will IL. de-
voted ia making an inspection nf the
rnmpany'S holdings In this section Fol
lowing the forum luncheon they Viii
leave for other points In this state.
The visit IL looked forward to with
considerable anticipation ny the people
here. inasrnuch aS he company IS to
spend s@25.0r in this immediate ricin-
itv in Il short time. which includes; Il
new freight depot and an extensive out
lay for trachngc. etc. The tour is l3r
the purposr Of The officials getting In
personal touch with the merchants. MAN
ufacturcrs and other leaders In all the
prIncipal cities and GOWNS along the
line. Tho Itinerary includes about thirty
stops in this state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
INSTALLATION At
ST, STEPHANUS
1ay. e. n. Hatzke Reccmes Pastor OF
South Side Congregation-Ssrs
monies Impressive.

Services Symbclistic Of <artcdNcSs:
the beautiful ceremony OF rue W ,.la NC,
E,vanselical E"tnrmei church.. "ete
used YESTERDAYS m"ruirS when kef.
II, NatzEs tour years ri" hst"rne"
t:nurch pastor at Huron. ohio: on Lar
Erie, Mas Installed IN rho st StepnAnus
iIermau Evangelical Reformed Ihurcn.
t.off and ThlrtS-SiNih streets. -
The church interior 49,, decorated IN
white carnations ,.aI 80 palms were SeS
ut Intervals rcrus between completes
the horticultural HARMONY. inc cnolI
sang ;nh. gio&- Lovely Is lion and ana
.I;rac:ous l. ,nc Lord" The sixteen
voices had hccu trained by tho new pas
tor himself. ,-,,,,
To the couSr"Catiuit Rev. X Nocun>.
Of Brilaire assisted by an cider IN MS
church. MIR. tnmpoTt. presented the III
stalla,ipn sermon m the English lan-
&xuasr. To the pastor. Rev. Albert A
f.eveusood. Of Walnut Creek. Ohio, SAID
the service in the German languaSe.
The two minister's and the elder VINO IN
stalled are the classical committee ap-
pointed for the purpose by the synod.
Rev. .Matzke received the conEratula-
lions Of the church board and cnnSre-
cation Last night there were services
in English conducted b. the Rev. Lev
engood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
Pioplcs Disappear

There is ono remedy ii,at seldom talls
to clear away all nir,7lrs. blnichcS ana
other skin cruptionS and that makes inc
skin SOFT. clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you WIN
zcno. which generally ovcrc"mcs ali
skin diseases. Acne. eczema, itch' pm
pies, rasllcs, black heads in most cases
give way to zcmo. Frequently, m;nor
blcmishcs disappear overnight. Itching
usually stops instantly. Zcmo is safe,
antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. 1t costs only 25c; an extra
large bottle, $500. 1t will not stain IS
not greasy or sticky and is positively
safe fnr tender. sensitive skins.
The Z. W. Eos. c.. C!ev.lane, Q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
was Miss Annie Ferry. or this city. and
six children.
Funeral for Mrs. Burns. OF Ttltonville.

Funeral servrrs for Mrs. Mary Mar
Earet U;arncri Burns. who died Thurs
day, In the HON" Of her son. j. r.. Burns.
Of Tiltonvillc Ohio. were held N":tcr-
day afternoon In the riltuuNillr Method
fist Episcopal church burial WAS IN
'Ynrkville cemetery
Mrs Burns, whose maiden name was
Garner. was born in Tiltnnrillc in lS"n.
and was 81 years old. She hal lived III
th,, town all her lifc. Sh" had been
blind for the past twenty-five years,
hu, with her afflction. Sh" always bore
her suffering ch"rrfu'l% aud with Il
Christian spirit. She was married 70 Nr.
Burns in lS4-, who died Ia l?0". Nine
children were born; five SURVIVE. AS
follows: Two sons. !. T. and Robert
Burns; three daughters. Mrs. Ellen
Heese. Mrs. Nancy Woods. ol MARTINS
Ferry. and Mrs. Mary Trout. Of Tlltoh.
willie: also Il brother. Robert Burns ana
ihirty-niuc grandchildren and twenty
one great grandchildren Mrs. Burns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
RECoGNIT1oN DENIED

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2S.-t.orrcspon-.
dence made: public Tonight ny The AM
rri,,,,n linton against Mili,arIsin head
.ot;arlrrs disclosed that ~ unsuccessful
attempt WIS made To secure Il place FOE
Il spokesman of the union on the pro-
IRAN, OF TN. National Security Leagues
congress Of Constructive PhtrlntiS'n
which closed IFS sessions here last
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
Drive AWaY HEADACHE
Rub MuSterole on Forehead
and Temples

\ i:~a.ieci,e remedy without the dan
:c.> ii Headache medicine" Relieves
ca'aci,, and that miserable feeling from
l.: "r :prgcstion. And it acts at onccl
Mu..rr, Nc * 4 clean. white ointment,
made vi;!l ~; of mustard. Better than a
mustard plaster and docs not blister.
Csed only externally, and in no way can
affect stomach and heart as some in
krnal medicines do.
Excellent for sore throat bronchitis,
noup stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia, con-.
testion, pleurisy. rheumatism. lunbago,
III palma and aches of the back or joints,
brains, sore muscles, bruises. chiiblains,
Frosted feet colds Of the chest Git often
Reventa pneumonia). =
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Mrs. SproIvi Of Uhrchsvtlle.

Mrs. Mary Sprowl OF Clrichrlllc. o..
sister nf L. T.. M"traif, al South Front
street. Wheeling Island died IN the Ohio
Valley General hospital yesterday morn
ing at 1875 o'clock Sh" was brought
to the institution about week ago. Mrs
Sprnwl was aged about 81. Besides Mr.
Mrtcalr she leaves IL number of rcla-
lives in LThrichsvll1e md l1cnnison, O.
The body Vas sent 10 hrr old home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
r,rrer., FOR MRS. venenan Today.

H. AFTERNOON ~ TO o'clock funeral
.er. 49, will h, held in tho homo If her
80. Milton N"n"nan Of Fast Twenty
ni,.lI street; for Mr.. Sarah T.. Eens-
m.,r who passed awhy Thursday. me
G;rv. p. Y. IlsEvlt vi Wesley Methodist
Episcopal church Will ufticiatc. Addi-
lrunal services will b. held later IN thc
,.flrnoun in Nj. Qliret METHODIST
.i,urrh. Niar>hniI county, with inter-
't,:,.n: ~ Vi: rlIv"' cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29

SttciAl p!seah:t % III. Intelligence
'tI.NE<SEEEt. ". M. Jau. -e.-Al-
ter long illness. Mrs. J. VI. Eib "lfe nf
a prominent farmer OF C!aiEmoor. Is
dead at her hon" there. aged 10.
Mrs. ". w Thomas Of %"r,hview.
died this afternoon a, her home there
aftrr "A short illness. aged >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
rnrera1 Tor Mrs. Roberts.

t'Gl,, raj >rr' ;."-s for Mrs. Rachel Rob-
~r;S - 't.. ,ii.h " r'iuesday. was held IN
ii.,. f;n;ii, home. Thirteenth street.
SATURDAY ai:"ru""n. The services were
l;,lr..ii a,i"nd',! by the many friends
and relatives - III" d"cendent- Inter-
A., Ut MAS in ti-'ruwo"f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
INJURIES LIKELY FATAL
Adera, O., Man In Critical Condition ~
Result Of FAIL

Tw" days more OF life Is the tune
allotted by physicians to IocjIn Gfcnls,
50 Years old of Adena Ohio. now In r..
North Wheeling hospital having Oh
taincd l. fractured skull in fail from
n s"conG-story window ut his home am
Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
rrnero, Tor AISLE Mcc,,l1ev.

SATURDAY rftrrr.Hn funeral services
A"r.. i,"ld in tho family home. - Thtr-
rc.n:h street fer Ash" Mct'ut!ey. the
Veteran rrSi,!,n, WHO dI''i Wednesday.
,utrr,u.nt v@>. in i'"n'Dsul;, cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29

Fun"raI s"rVlrrs fUr F.UErno IcWnON
whnsr death occurred Saturday might.
will pc held In the family home. 1907
Twelfth street. Tuesday afternoon Al
O'clock Intcrmrnt will be in Greenwood
cemetery.
The death Of Mr.. Lennon followed
prolonged Illness. He suffered Il stroke
of paralysis Wednesday Besides hlH
vito he lra;"s two iau Ehtrre: Mrs. Is.
+ Frew Of rhirag" and Mrs. 0. T.
Smith Of Wcllshurg; also TWO sons.
Ralph S. and John n. Lennon. both ri
Chicago.
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YESTERDAY. Afternoon irr funeral Tor
,v,l,i;;.. f. ,url,,f s,.,a III MIR. and Mrs.
!. William l<rnn"nwrth. who 'ihe'i Fri
:iay. in the h",Hc. 80 Rational rnad. was
k.ld. Eurial WAS in M. Wood cane-
L.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
Funeral OF Capt. Thompson Of
C1artn zion.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were held in the faalii: home at C1ar-
lnctun. ohio. for Captain stephen
3.hnnipsnn. aged o.. whose death oc-
%u::cd Friday. Scores of old friends Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
Oscar X. Lyle.

NEW YORK. Jan. @S.--p>car Is: !.Eit,
widely known as :! grain expert. ulcu NJ
his home in Ero"klyn today AL ll,'S aSa
al IS years. H. was horn IN 81. LOUIS
He had been q member uf th" New ORR
produce "xchans" since 1920. ana lra'cl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29

Funeral SERVICES fnr MIS-. Nath"FOt
Graves wifi" of tho late Scott graves
A former resident uf this ety. VIII DC
held This afternoon at : o'clock IN inc
Mcnde chapel l@I2 Chaplin" street
with intrrmen; private III GrccnWo0u
cemetery. ~ \.
Mrs Graves died in Atlanil" NilE' y.
j. Saturday murntnS AT orlnrk HHS
lad me-, lived III This community for II
great many years. Sh" irat"> lc"
relatives IN the Wheeling district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
a., ,.o,.ran steamboat man attended inc
.evices, luterment was. In Clar liza 'oA

.,,.,, Steamboat man attended the
..ar luterment was In Darlington
CetneterE
In the passine Of Captain Thompson
perhaps the oldest and most
known rtyermau Of this soctlon nas oeeI
removed. For nearly three-quIr.e5r go as
a centnr, he was on the river ana VIZ
nsII knovn--cspeciaIly BY the older rIE-
Arnen-from Pittsburgh TO New Ut
leans.
CAPTAIN Thompson was among me
most prominent steamboat connenorrs
vas. the owner during his life Of nearly
A score OF different boats. he oieu
after a prolonged Illness or diseases IN
cident TO advanced years. Ills aea. u
was peaceful and brought In crosse
one Of the longest and most ulSlin-
Suished careers for rivcrrnan in thus
part Of the Ohio valley
CAPTAIN Thompson leaves his wire
and three daughters, Mrs. {. H. MoIaH-
lev and Misses Irene and Grace Fhomp,
son, all OF Darlington: also one adopted
daughter. Mrs. James Kerr OF TITS
bursh, aud a brother. Captain James
Thop,ps OF Evansville. Ina.
Funeral for Mrs. Petty Today.
Funeral services for Mrs, Juliet ..
Maurv. who died Friday. vii be held
in the Maury home. ZOOS Chapline street;
this afternoon at "cIocK Ihtermeh'
will be in Greenwood
Funeral for Richard fillmore Tuesday:
Misses Phoebe and Matilda Perry, OF
MARYLAND avenue. island. left Saturday
Tor New Castle. Pa. TO attend the III,
neral for their brother-n-law. Richard
Elnora which will take place TUESDAY
afternoon Mr.. fillmore was Il former
resident ne Wheeling and died In his
home at New Castle last week. Inter
ment will be in Oak Park cemetery. that
city.
Sir. F.lmorc leaves besides the two
Wheeling sisters-tn-law. his wife VINO
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Mrs E.,, : tuch$ FOX, aged -.
f.t. $50 -.".r.. u reSident Of this CITY
-nt th.. widow ri Adam tnirhS. dlea IN
,M~ >.,r;h wheeling it~Sri,at. shortly be-
tni. ,c"n Satu' day. following several
wees. illness and paralysis she SUI
tsr.1 recently
Mrs. Fuchs IA "i'' OF the ctoest
,,srn,au women in both ags and resi-
-.n,.n ~ this city. She was born IN
;errr.,ly I'e..s'nh"r -. 1892. and came
.In ,hiS ,.numi"y with her parents when
, child She h:tt; sim" lived IN TINS com
u,,lu:,, Yrs f',:'h$ WAS - MENTOR OF
=. Nii,h"rsuS' ,'hur,.h AMI the CHRISTIAN
>lu;h:.r-.' society If that d"n"tntnttioh.
Surviving ar" two daughters Mrs: 10
g..pb Sin,.liirg"r and Mrs. "illiam VOC
I..r of tho Wheeling district.
Funeral SarSi,.eS wi'l ~ h"ih M me
,.ln .kjny.r h,.tn. 1Inr WOODS Strrst. nus
nov,,ir" az 20 'n'"lock. followed win
rp1uir,u itSh mass III. -. AIph"nSuS
'hrr..;, :.t "'..I".> 4nt"cment Will oe
u Mount t'HINIiS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29

WAS member Of Ttltnnvilie Me;h"d'St
Church for scvruly-SiN years.
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SEE
KILN E B r o S.
Announcement
ON PAGE g.
TWO Women Dead.

led thousands Of miles annually IN in
rcStiSutng crop conditions.
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Office of
THE MILTON PIANO COMPANY
18th Ave. and Both Street,
New York.

Gentlemen
As our new catalog containing Illustrations OF the
1917 styles of Pianos and Player P1ano WILL Dc Oh Inc
nress within the next week. and have large stock
Of instruments on hand of the present case designs we
have decided to make special proposition to close out
in carload lots the styles illustrated IN the sheet
enclosed
These instruments are our regular stock They are
as good Pianos as we have ever made; and for that
matter as we expect to make, out we must nave
The room in the factory for the new styles get
ting out,
If you are interested in special proposition where
hv von can purchase Pianos at less than you ever
bought then write us once better STILL wire at our
expense
Very truly yours.
THE MILTON PIANO COMPANY,
fsipned> John Parnhan, President.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29

wir"re funeral services will bp~hsld and
lnlE!INCnt mNIl..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
OBITUARY
Ms. BARBARA Inrsbs> Haueh-

Following an illness Of about two
years. Mrs. Barbara (kreos) Rauco.
aged S. widow OF Jacob Eauch. lor
more than so years resident OF tne
wheeling district. died In the home ~
her daughter. Mrs. John kunz OF Elsh1n
street Renwood. yesterday afternoon III
SIS o'clock Of intirmities Of old age.
Mrs Rauch. whose maiden name waS
krebs. was born in Germany. January
IS. 1929. and three days after her oirtn-
day she PASSED away. She came TO TINS
country shortly after her marriage 70
Mr. Rauch in Germany in 1854. AMI
lived in this city until eleven years age.
when she made her home with ne,
daughter In Benwood. Mr.. Eauch dted
in wheeling II years ago. Mrs Raucn
for a great many years was member
Of zion Lutheran church. and was one
OF the oldest members OF that congro.
ration She was the mother or eight
children. six Of whom survive. namely:
Jacob Of Sellaire and Henry Rauch o.
this city. Mrs. George Rard and pits.
frank Leach: both Of Salem. Ohio: MIS-.
,rohn Klnz OF Eenwood. and Mrs. Philip
Altirscr OF Wheeling. She Is also sur.
rived by about IS grandchildren ana 1t
great
The body was brought to the Aoln-
ger home. s. Nineteenth street. wherSs
funeral services Will likely DO hs!u
Wednesday afternoon. The Rev. A. Il:
Eenze Of Zicr church will otticiate. an"
irt.rmept will DO In Mt Wood GENE
terry,
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Funeral for E, +. Gould Today.

Thi. afterucru ut o'clock funeral
scryi..v will b" held for Barket T.
,:ouid aged -. - We'll hn"wh a'tu u.srs
.,ce,nri tttl..u IN thr home Ut his
ia s" Ms. .Nher, SETTER, Of 10!
saith I..uir street. TsSlard rho Rev. RI.
T. Van Wrinkle. - the Island '-hriStlan
, hur,.;,. Will rftiriatc. Burial VIII oe
~ ';,..uy'orl. -,
Mr.. Gould was h.ru in t,arroilton;
ohio .I,nrIar> 49,. 49," and had lived
-, this eli, rhr greater Iart ~ MS me-.
I:eS'l"s 'islWGni":. iI*. '>e.Itr'; ~:
I,.:,,., :. sister. Miss Jane Gould. or
mis- CITY.
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william BlaEe Tracy,

William Blake Trary. one Of the nost
widely known aud highly esteemed resi-
dents, of this .'ity. died last evening ~
sis O'Clock. following an illness OF
sight tnnnths. The passing Of SIR. TRACY
Nil hr sad news Tor his many friends
throughout this community.
Mr.. Tra,r was born in this city sew
rnty-thvrH vars ago and spent ms en-
.,ir. Ms bore le v-:lS educated in tho
,ubli.. S,.h,",l> enc rnr. :: great MANY
rear,, was connected with the old Bodler
wagon works. when il was one or the
principal industries "t tue East rnH
ater no worked ut tho city reservoir for
more than titss"n years. when failing
health forced him +" re'inquish his ac-
Invites. ~,
Surviving kre two 'lanSh,erS:: MrS
,.hs rios price and Mrs. Harry l.. Nc
1soun both nt this city. and sister.
AIRS, Charles ,l,.inn. Of Pittsburgh. tu,
neral arrangements will be completed
tDday.
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Special
the Immediate IN
of to New
personally this proposition
! :: .. :. !: !: !. ::
To the fudth
noderfo
than Of the stumntso al
make
benefit -I~k1-
isro to
Wehav sold hutredso of them Trough this
No rstEfat
iron
beautiful Piano O loo a
tan tscotr
4; :;::: ;:: +; 8;
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
BRITISH REWIN kUT
Recapture Stronghold Surrendered to
Turks Last April.

Turks Last April.
London. - kut-el-Amara has been
captured from the Turks by the Brit
ish forces, according to a statement
made In the House of Commons by
Andrew Bonar Law, member OF the
War Council. He added that as a
result of the operations on the ~igris
River front all of the Turkish posi-
tions fror" Sunnayat to Kut-el-Amara
have been secured and that the town
automatically passed into the hands
OF the British.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1917-03-09
JAPAN GOT NO PROPOSALS
Zubaran Refuses to Discuss German
Plot Revelations.

Toxic. - Japan has received no
proposition from either Mexico or Ger.
many, directly or indirectly, to join
in a possible war against the United
States, Viscount MotonO, Japanese
Foreign Minister, informed the Asso-
ciated Press.
Viscount Motono said he considered
such an idea ridiculous, it being based
on the outrageous presumption that
Japan would abandon her allies. II
Mexico received the proposal, Wis
count Motono added. that country
showed intelligence in not transmit
ting 1t TO Japan.