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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-06

such claim might have has been ut
terly nullifed.
However, the fact remains that to
Mr.. WELLER himself has fallen the
pleasant task of outdoing himself
Were. IL In athletic circles. he might
well be described as a champion who
has outdono himself-who has broken
all his own records.
And In tho same connection it is in
teresting TO note that occasionally in
the theatrical world. lightning does
strike twice in the same place. Not
that one playwright has not in the
past and Will not in the future write
two or moro successes. but It is rare,
indeed, for the same author to write
two plays that stand out from among
all the successes Of the respective sea-
sons In which they are produced as
the greatest plays of that year;
As was the case in "Within the
Law" this new. play from the pen of
Mr., Veiller makes tremepdous ap-
peal to the emotions, and 1t has that
which the other lacked, an element
of mystery that makes 1t quite the
most remarkable theatrical Offering
OF tho year,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-06

Double starring Pauline
Frederick, will be shown for the last
time to-day at the
Pauline Frederick Regent 1t Is a
nt the Regent modern play OF
love and intrigue,
with strong feminine appeal. II is
the story of a young society matron
who discovered that her husband, with
whom she is very much In love and
whom she has always set upon a
pedestal, has. in his youth, committed
a serious slip. Miss Frederick's emo
tional acting in the scene where she
overhears a detective trying to black
mail her husband with a signed con-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-10-06

Tim Murphy, in "Pals First" will be
the onering at the Orpheum next
Friday and Saturday and Sat
"Pals urday matinee, No doubt
Tirst' thero will be welcome for
Pals First" since from all
accounts it Is one of the sunniest,
breesiest and most refreshing come :
many moons. ss...-.-
Pals First" Is q dramatization OF
Francis Perry Elliott's novel of the
same name, There is no drab problem
in the play but on the contrary, the
theme Is perfectly plausible one, and
said to be most skilfully woven, and,
incidentally, theater patrons will owe
themselves a debt IL they fail to wit
ness the delightful acting of Tim
Murphy and his accomplished players
In this new bidder for comedy hon
-ors, pals First" has zoo perform
ances to its credit in its New York
run, and 1876 performances in the
Chicago engagement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
MEMORABLE DAY FOR
TWO INSTITUTIONS
. The Cittzens.PeopIes Trust Company
Merger mpIeted-Gernan
Bank in New Home.

When o'clock this morning ar
rires the Citlzens-Peoples Trust COM
pany will open its doors for business
in the conservative Life Insurance
building The institution is consol-
idatkn OF the Citizens Savings &
! Trust company and the ePoples bank.
| Alexander Glass, one Of Wheeling's
/ leading manufacturers, is president Of
the new institution. with Lou F..
George W. Eckhart, vice president;
H. 4. Juergens. vice president; Harry
! l.. Eckharl. assistant cashier: Henry
! W. Gundling, secretary, and Anton
/ Beberson, manager Of the real estate
| department.
Amassed assets of the. new institu-
ton aggregate S1.600,000 II boasts
| q capital stock OF 100000 with paid
! In surplus Of $4,000. The consolida-
tion represents the union Of the stabil
lily and established business Of one OF
| the citys oldest banking houses and
the substantial thrift Of one Of Wheel
! ins's newest and most promising IN
situations.
Saturday night Sheriff Howard Fl.
| Hastings and his entire force OF dep
Uties and several plain clothes officers
! escorted fund Of more than $4,000
in currency from the Peoples bank 10
the home OF the new bank.
Equally as interesting in the fnan.
cial circles of the city will be the
opening of the Germania Half Dollar
| Savings bank In its new home at
the corner Of Fifteenth and Mrket
streets. Tho new bSnkinE house. on
the site Of the old hank building, was
completed last week and the transfer
To the new building was made after
banking hours Saturday night.
During the building Of It's now
home, the Germania Half Dollar bank
occupied quarters next door in a
building which with the adjoining
structure occupied by the Fort Henry
Smoke House will be converted into
q new home for The IntelieenCer.
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COULDN T SWIM;
DIES IN RIVER
MIKE sZeNELl, SOUTH SIDE MILL
WORKER, BROWNS AT
WHISkEY RUN.
Wades Beyond Depth; Sank Before
Companions Realized Plight
Body Not Recovered.

Mike Stencil. South Wheeling
Polish mill worker. was drowned IN
the Ohio river near the mouth oil
Whiskey Run. yesterday afternoon
The drowning occurred about four
o'clock.
Szeneli with several companions or
his own nationality went to the ONO
side. His companions went into the
river for swim. Szeneli could not
swim. but went In and was paddl1n9
about in the shallow water near shore.
Suddenly be went beyond his depth
and sank. His companions. some dis
lance away did not realize that ne
was drowning until be had gone down
for the last time.
Immediately q search was started
but at dark the river had not g1vep
up its victim. Police Lieutenant Tom
Kelly communicated with coroners
and authorities down the river. advis'
ing them TO be on the lookout for the
corpse and furnished description OF
the victim The search for the corpse
will be resumed this morning.
The drowning victim was about
'twcnty.four years OF age. lie worked
at the Riverside mill. He lived at the
home OF his half-sister. Mrs. Frank
Przelenskl. 1898 Eoff street. A broth
er at YOUNGSTOWN. O., is the only
other near relative in this community.
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Brotherhood Presents
Flag to Congregation
"Old Glory" Is Conservation at First
English Lutheran Church Service
Yesterday.

A large and beautiful American flag
was presented to the First English
Lutheran church by tho Brotherhood nf
that congregation nj tn" morning scrv-
ices Yesterday Impressive exercises
were held in connection with the gift
in tho nature OF conservation services
conducted by the Rev. Or. f. G. Howard.
who delivered an inspiring dis"nurs" Oh
The Christian Citizens Duty In State
at War"
The choir rendered n special patriotic
program and Miss Dora \cinnEcr sang
The Star Spangled Banner"
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derfully, 50 the soreness is all gone now
/ believe Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vege-
table Compound is just the remedy for
female troubles. - Mrs. ELIZABETH
JOHN, R. F. D. No. 4, Toledo, Ohio.
Lydia E. Pinkhsn's Vegetable Com
pound, made from native roots and
herbs, contains no narcotic or harmful
drugs, and today is regarded a. the
most successful remedy for female ills.
There are thousands Of voluntary te.ti-
ruonials on file in the Pinkham labora-
tory st Lynn, Mass, to prove this
fact
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visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary McCahc,
OF Main street.
Ed. Southern and Jacob Decker, arc
Pittsburgh visitors.
Miss Martha Manning. OF High street,
Is visiting friends ut Akron.
William Keffcr and Roy Stewart, U.
H. s.. II. arc spending a few days at
Morgantown.
Moss Hoyt continues III at his home
on Marshall street.
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GET READY FOR CAMP
Central Fishing Club to Musk1nguu
River Last OF the Week.

Members OF the Central Fishing Club
are planning to leave the last of the week
for, tehIr camp pear Marietta, o.. wehre
they will spend couple oc weeks or
more camping and fishing. The club Is
composed largely Of former and present
employees Of the Central glass plant.
where the annual vacation begin this
morning The factory Will be closed ri
least two weeks and several nf the glass
workers will spend the latter par. Of their
vacation at the camp. -.
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Personals and Briefs

Miss Mildred Kammerer. Of PITTS
burgh. the guest OF Miss Doris CID
Ne,srs r. Elliott, William Burns,
Louis Miller and Henry kirchner left
yesterday morning for fishing trip
along the Potomac river.
William Brooks. Of Wheeling. moved
into the McCuIla house on Eighteenth
street Saturday.
Miss Kathryn Mentz was the guest
OF relatives in Benwood yesterday
Mrs E. c. Leonhart has. been seri-
ously ill for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Aaron. of. South
Warwood. are visiting relatires In
Cleveland. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Cox will spend
the Fourth with Mrs. Charles Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Frye returned 10
rerrysvillc. O.. after spending two
weeks with Mrs. e. E.. Lconhart
Miss Mary McNIckle. A student at
West Liberty. visited her mother Sum
daE.
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Hsnwood Briefs.

Mr.. and Mrs. =. BENEFIT. of New York
CITY, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Evans. If Main street.
William Williams. superintendent Of
the tube department OF the Wheeling
Steel and Iron Works. is spending his
vacation at Atlantic City.
Miss Esther Kraft md brother. Carl.
of Akron. Ohio. arc visiting their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Hauscman,
If Marshall street.
Miss Anna E.ssman, Of High street,
is i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flanagan and
children. Of Marshall street are visit
lug in Detroit.
Charles McCabc, Of RIds way, Pa, Is
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Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

About two years ago had severe
attack of diarrhoea which lasted for
over week." writes w. C. Jones, Blu
ford. y. D. II became so weak that |
could not stand upright. A druggist
recommended Chambe rlain's Collie,
Cholera. and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
first dose relieved me and within two
days was az we'll as ever" Obtain.
able everywhere
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WILL OPEN RECRUITING
BOOTH At FAIR GROUNDS.

A regulation army tent has been
placed at the fair ground and will be
used this week as an army recruiting
station during the present Of gayety
on the Island 1t has brcn erected
near the entrance and will no doubt
attract many young men for the army.
An army representative will he sta
tlons at be fair grounds throughout
the week
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The work on the new NarWood nlsn
school has been carried through with
r,uiditv during the past mqnth. The
beams. supporting the roofs. were aic
last week. -,
II good weather continues the build.
Tag Will be completed before scnoo1
starts.
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old-Fashioned Picnic.

One OF IN" attractive events Tor The
Fourth is the old-fashioned basket pie
mic p, Btack Hollow out Glens Run.
Eiven,by tho NJ. church. Automobiles
have bcen furnished for convcranc" ~
baskets and picnickcrs. as we'll. which
will leave Moo:s'S store at o:l3 4. m. \
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investigating
PRICE Of GOAL
hn.ef,l Di.n.,eh 10 the In;elllSence-.

tpeofal Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
COLUMBUS. O.. LYly l. c"i.,n,,
tee Of seven has been named IN LUIS 'o>-
to Investigate and Recommend a MAY
mum price to DC paid for coal AT tne
mines II IS believed that toMsE a.
ran DO obtained than that PROPOSED az SlaS
conference at Washington. Fne corr
1nittee will investigate conditions. Mase ss
and other circumstances IN the N'riou"
coal fields OF the state ana tnch FeS ;n.
mend maximum prices. lnese priCss
may not be the same because o. tne
VARYING conditions in the different ne!dS.
Members Of the committee are !. n.
Maher. William Harper and Z. E; SUN.
van Cleveland. representing pro9uSess:
q g WeitzeI of Columbus president OF
"a large coal concern. representing 1ne
Hooking Valley district; George ;. bar
ker Of Columbus. an operator. represent
ing Pomeroy and Jackson districts: 1"t M
NJ Roam. former chief mine inspector OF
The state. and Prof NJ. r. hammond,
1ormet member OF the state lndustrHet
commission, now a member OF the ~
ulty OF the Ohio state university. ne
TWO las, named will represent inc
public"
The supreme council or the Commct
r!al Travellers has closed It's ronEeti'Ip tl
here after making TWO Important changes
in the headquarters STAFF. c. y. req.
hard of Rochester was elected auditor
and member OF the executive coWH'tS.e'
and Louis With OF Cincinnati vas elect
tee. pN,o-
Supreme Counselor F. J. Phelps. ht1e-
8Sfd W. Va: Suprcms Junior Connssl"I
=. ]. c. Con Winnipeg. Can: supreme
Fest Counselor Georg" r: Hunt. BOSTON
Mass: Supreme SECRETARY Waiter -.
Murphy. Tsrrc tiaute. Ind: SGpeen,N
Conductor e. y. rtat". tuca; y. ;;o
rremr Page w 3. Emerson. Des MONIES.
la; Supreme Sentinel. c. Y. HolGerhen H.
Supreme Surgeon Or. G. N. Taylor. 20,
lurnbus O.; Editor Tho sample Ease
c. F. Barker. Columbus. O.: supreme Az
torney John a. Millener COLUMBUS.
The new supreme counselor. who
comes from the k.ntuckE. ttrEtntH.
West Virginia and MARYLAND 1nr'S9!c-
rion. was presented a cup BY the Elre
xinsa delegation and large onncn OIL
flowers by the. kentucky delegation.
7. NJ. Moore. GAINESVILLE. was reappotnt-
ed supreme chaplain.
This city has sent an Invitation to the
Belgian mission to visit Columbus
Snrinceeld was chosen for the 1918
contention by the Ohio Sunday School
-associatin in session NJ Marion. ne
following officers w.." elected tor tne
ensuing year: President. w. q. CLIP
pinS"r %: W"strrvIlc: first vice prest-
dent Raw w. =. SIar=rav"s. Columbus:
SECOND vice president. Edward l.. Young
of Norwnlk: third vice president. h w.
Allen ur !""S,"ria: treasurer. E. l.. Ear
,r",t OF Springfield. ard recording secrc-
ta.v Fed II. t'roNton Of 'E"lliiEhUS.
Resolutions pl",lgrnC assiS'anr" by IN"
tasSociation IN the Ohio dry Sa;nPa'Sn
Nrr. adopted.
Eli VI. West. Cor eight years receiver
Tor .hc Columbus. nciawar" ami Marion
Fraction company. today n'>ran" preSi-
dent a"d general m;,nas"r ~ IN" re"r-
.eanizch company. Directors of~thc re-
.."rcani7",l ,."iuramy will b. Ny. N"st.
II J. C:atrnw ~ NIiami$hnrS. Eari II.
Turner Of rayt"n aud /. i. R-'d"ti ami
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! q ia q = = " " - q
that caused a great
deal of sore n e 8 8
across my back, and
through my abdo-
men. Sometimes it
would be very pain
full after a b ard
days work. l read
about Lydia. E.
Pinkham's Vege-
t a bio Compound
and tried it and it
hae holnad mo uon-
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WARWOOD
Eartne Falls from Trestle.

\ ,nrv Siacuiar ySt pcr'l"us inc:dent
occurred Saturday ab"u; CD" J.. III. NJ
tho tIounda;inn company plant a Beech
fso;tou, The large engine No. | which
WAS beinS uS.d upon Il trcstle. in soms
1neuuer top1led ever and crashed to the
ground. setting he engine on fire. y
bucket hr;yad" was Immediately formed
and succeeded m eNtingulShtnS tho
flames.
Several wnrkrneu below narrowly
escaped .h. failing "ngiu.' by Gashns
n Few fe.t ahead. The engin" was COM
ptctety wrecked
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
educational a.,ard to Meet.

The members of the Richland hoart
of educat ton will meet Tuesday evening
at Che Center WarWood schooi 10 &c
.rrmine the number Of teachers needed
and the salaries for the coming year
TIC appointment OF teachers Will b
made at q later meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02

lc,ics If This city. defeated the strong
S,' ~ .rors RI II 10 TO- Next Saturday
tLrv viii clash with the McMechcn los
entities ON the Nick He'll grounds. The
hnys have received their suits and ar:
proudly showing them 10 All ihtercEtou
in their activities.
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The music pupils OF Miss L"ota Ncs-
bi, have planned ar enjoyable recital
Thursday evening at the Christian
church where tho Young people VIII
render many classical selections Tick
cts for refreshments 'Gar be- had from
any Of the pupils. The recital is free.
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a.d cro.a work to Continue.

The ladies will continue the SEWING
at the Glens Run school THIS week
Ample supplies are on mana;
'rha ranpaixu for South "arwoot
viii also be continued.
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4 business meeting of III" Socla! c!uo
OF tn. Corpus Christi church VIII DC
held Tuesday evening in the church 70 70
arrange for the lawn fete OF July IL
nd
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CENTRAL LEAGUE.

ID Richmond. 4: Evansvil!e. J.:
(.I Richmond 3; Evansville. I.
South Bend. 8: Fl. Wayne. D..
as Muskaron. 3; Grand Rapids, I.
81 Muskegon, I: Grand Rapids, S.
ID Dayton, 3: Springfield, Z.
~ Dayton. q: Springfield, o. ltl1 In
nIneS, darkneSS),
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Patriotic Services.

Yesterday evening very arg GroMN
a,,nndeG ,:,,rintir. services held AT The
N. +. church. \ sermon. tccmIng with
patriotism. was delivered by the pastor;
Special anthems and solos were rendered
by the rhnir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-02
e.++,.,.nt worker Leaves.

s,a,,J hnr: summer vacation OF TWO
months with her parents In Cleveland,
During her absence Mrs. r. ~ Martin
will have charge 70 the library OF the
local al lOu.
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FIrenneu to hoet.

This evening tho Firth ward volunteer
fire department viii hold It's weekly
n,eetinc instead 1f Tomorrow. Tho
change is due to The fact that many oI
the members will leave the city ~ spend
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.--.ssraa=-s=z== ----=.a.
bENW00D
Red Cross Meeting.

Yesterday afternoon the Renw GOD
branch Of the Red Cross Society met IN
the the city hall and accomplished much
Rev. G. n. Sampson presided and Miss
Helen McCabc filled the office or score
tary. The various womcn's committees
made satisfactory reports nt their actlNl-
ties during the week. The men failed 10
report.
The treasurer stated that she had re-
ceivad s96960. which gave credit doma-
tons Of s65 Ia the following solicitors;
Mrs. James Higgins and Mrs John
Leach. 50; Mrs. r. y. Martin and Mrs.
Sl3: Mrs! Sam Smith and Mrs. Anna But
ler, SIG: Miss Clura Hanly and Mrs. D;
t;rncschncr. SEQ; Dan Grneschencr and
William Burke. So: Mrs. William Bech-
tel and Mrs. NJ SiSlcr Sii.aD.
motion was made and acted unon
that the society give lawn fcte on the
evening Of the Fourth of'Inly. The com
mittee elected TO manage matters per-
tanning to this wise plan. are AS follows:
Ice cream. cake and candy--Mrs. Jas.
Higgins, Mrs. Mary Gcoghlcini and Mrs.
Richard irnggel
DeroratinE--l,hier Of Police Luke
Saucrs and Mayor Clark Sprouts.
Sandwiches and coftcc--MrS. caroline
Evans and Mrs. Margaret Patterson.
no solicit fruit from wholesale deal
'crs--Charles schad and Lyle Morgan.
Soft drInks--MisS Blanch Ritter and
Mrs Henry WarSinSky.
Suncriutcuflcut II. l.. P"dlrord was
asked 10 secure boys and girls for foot
races.
James Little WAS elected to lok after
the lighting effects.
All committees were lnStructeo 10 Hp-
noinI any assistants which they may
think necessary for their respective
duties. 49,
The next important step was the
Changing Of the date or meeting rom
Sunday afternoons to Thursday evenings.
After tho settlement of Il. few minor
questions. the meeting adjourned until
next Thursday Al 1:30 o'clock.
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1nhn Don Arrested.

Yesterday evening At about h:"h;;
John Doe WAS arrested on a cnarSe OF
irving IN dictate tn city official; Mayor
clark Sprouts will give him hearing
this evening.
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the Fourth ut various places Of interest.
All members are requested TO he pres
cnt this evening as matters pertaining
10 the carnival will be taken up.
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Lar. Number Attend Union Services

cyrninr at the union services in the
Presbyterian church. as the house was
nll"d.
Eev. J. c. Buckley appealed 70 many
in a forcihle sermon on The secret OIL
:rrne Greatness" Several beautiful Sc
lectlons OF music were given by the
Presbyterian choir.
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Social Club to Meet.

The bank and stores OF W arWooo VII,
,.tosn for the Fourth. as IS the usual
custom.
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Woman Arrested.

! SATURDAY evening Otilcer HaIIaEheF
picked up II woman. who had neen orInS-
Ing Her dlsheVeled hair ana torl
clothes gave her the appearance Whirh
drew sympathy from many. Shn was
taken to police headquarters ana placed
IN the women's room. This evening SnC
will he given Il hearing before Mayor
MARK Sprouts.
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NURSE HAD
POOR HEALTH
Suffered Much Pain, Yet Had
to Work. Finally Cured by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Toledo, Ohio.-''I am widow and go
ort nursing. and suffered from
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stores to Close the Fourth.

Jolly good time is The slogan for tho
day.
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Locals Win.
Saturday Afternoon the Lutheran Atm
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Ny Sor is :ichtins with the American
hnvs in Franc" ami I have no ono 70
-support me; pleaded Mrs. John Grant.
blind hef"re the city council last night.
Will. seeking permission n sirc in th"
street :"r th' 0cnni"I thar may b" civ"7
nor. Thu. city has just adopted now
rnti-h.c-i'tS nr'Iinanc". .NS a ""sutt ~
Mrs. Grants arr"ai. which moved Soy
oral nf th. ,o,rncilmen 70 tears tho or
r;nanrc may b. modified so that hlinf
PERSONS may S""k aims.
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Men r",vdcr anG mnr"" ar" needed
for ann;lr. .aTSr. said a statement IS
sued at Tnavtnn today. and no Hr"wnrits
viii he ,>n,f or .iiScha tc"h in this cit;-
'nn tho Fourth a.; Iui"" The department.
of safety viii SOC that tho order IS en-
forced.
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Eli NJ West Cor eight years receiver
Tor .hc Columbus. ncia war" ami Marion
Fraction company. today "~r;tmH nrHS'-
-f.rt ,nt GENERAL manager ne Tho rc"r-
'ganize,! company. Directors of-thc re-
.."rcanizc,l ,"i,iramy will b. Ny. Vest.
II. !. Cair"w ~ Minmi$hurS. EAT II.
Turner Of Dayton and i. i. R-'d"ti an"
H.. -. Gerry 81 Bcdcil x Co.. eastern
-lnnkFrS
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Cut ;ha, stuff and give NJ" my sou
.,ncc." shouted L.cstr: K. E"wiHr. aSGt
20. in court. wh"n iud-r Z. E. kinkra'
r,oCan t" lecture him hcfnr" S"ntencin;
him for stealing Az automobile. Their"
mnon the cnlrt enute mood him I" ,hc pen
i.or,ia-v- will. tho recommendation tha
~ he required 70 serve all as six wears
Pm, for hHs inn1or'ir"n"A hs might have
't.'~- sent :" n" rrfnrma;or" 1T Mans
field
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Tho Ohio nuhiic utilities commission
he's S,rs3rrGcd :nr 10 i::ve ths now
tariffs nf 'hc rhi" RAILROADS.. y.rorifliug
0f>I' y l.r-a-ton incrraS" ~ coal and a
rnriynr;a! increase at - cents - ton m
other commodities TIL" Increases were
u naN..- cnns i,,to cTnrt .INl.- |.