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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
QUICK ACTION on DAMAGE SUIT
case filcd. Answered and Judgment
Given Within Hour.
Special to The World

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec IT, Mrs.
''e'ccca lytlc filed petition IN district
court here this morning asking for
S5l,OOO against the Mesa Drilling
company Of Tulsa for the death Of her
husband.
Answer was Immediately filed by
the company, the case heard, argued
and Judgment OF S2.O25 was rendered
In favor of Mrs. Lytle.
Attorneys for the company did not
fight the case.
The whole proceedings did not CON
sumo an hours time
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
Can Get HignCr Pay.

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA soldier
who has had four years OF active serv-
iSe out Of the seven-year enlisted
term may be discharged during the
war ON condition that he re-enllst i'm
mediately, the comptroller OF the
treasury ruled today. This allows re-
enlIstment a a higher rate OF pay.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

/ Wilson In the center of the east line
Of the west half Of the southwest of
/ l7-27 II dry and abandoned at l,3p0
7 feet. No. II on the came farm IN the
/ northeast corner OF the northwest Of
/ the northwest of the section Is dry and
| abandoned at lice feet
The National oil & Development
/ GO. SO. 20 on the l.. walker farm in
| the northwest corner OF the northeast
| of the southwest Of the southeast ot
| ll-27-li b. ~ and abandoned AZ 1,509
feet
IN tho northwest corner Of the
southeast of the southeast OF 24-25-lt
tho Joliul, and Others No. Robert L.
Sanders g. abandoned az 991 feet.
Ia the southwest corner of thc
northwest of the southwest OF S-2j-l5
tho -. \. kraccr 80. ON thc SculloWI
farm is completed and abandoned az
l,iiO feet
Producers completed are Iohn
Markham's 40. . on the Charles Will
son farm u tho southwest corner Of
the northwest OF the southeast If the
southwest Of S-2T-l4. good FOR 80 bar
rcls at l16? feet
Adams and others 40. on the
Puckctt farm in Tie northwest corner
~ the southwest ~ the southeast or
TIE northeast of 1l-24-12, 10 barrels
lat I 1G5 feet.
The Delaware oil & Gas Co No.
ON 'hc Pearl Jackson farm in the
Gouthwest corner of the southeast OF
55-26-I3 IS 5-harrcl well at 1925
feet
on .he laura Beli farm I'm tho
,uth.,est corner of the southeast uf
an" southeast Of tho southeast OF 81
26-l3 the Lcwcinda oil companys No.
II isa l0-harrel we'll after shot at 502
feet. No. l3 I'm the center Of tho west
line of the southeast 81 the southeast
OF The section Is 20-barfcl wei after
shot az 410 rcot.
w Musley n sons No . on the y.
Sanders far iu the northwest corner
OF the northeast of the northwest of
,hc 'nuthwc5t Of li-2f-1i rs a J-barr2l
well AT q depth OF +15 feet
i'utt & Realty IS 80. . on the James
iloivn's' farm In the renter Vt the
north line Of the south hall OF the
southwest or lO-2a-lt is a 5-barrll
Wei attor shot At l.22i feet
W. M"sleN \ SON No. 3 on the y.
sanders farm In the northwest cor
her Of the southeast OF the southwest
OF Inc northwest of % -2t-lS is shot al
~ rect ana Is good for 20 barrels. No. (
! I'M the ~outheist-rorner of the south
west cf the northwest OF the section
is '-larrol well at AZ feet No. l in
mo northwest corner of the southeast
OF the southwest Of the northwest Of
the section IL a l5-bnrre well after
shoi M total depth of 40 feet.
lhe Iidal oil company No. 3 on
th' sanders farm IN the northeast cor
net or the southeast of the southwest
Of the northwest of S-27-l4 is shot at
4s3 feet ana Is a l5-barrel well.
Tho brokers oil company has shot
NO. II on the Holland farm In the
northwest corner Of the northeast Of
lhe northeast or 5-2b-l3 and is q
. barrel well at 502 feet
The Delaware oil Gas Co. has put
40, on the l.. Dick farm on the /
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

Mrs Robert l. Henry, wifc of Rob-
ort J.. Henry Of the Henry OH com
Iany and mother OF Winston T.. :.
"ad Huntington Henry all well-kncwn
Iulsa oil men, died at the family
homo IN Chicago sunday. Beside the
luys Mrs Henry is survived by two
she Will no buried IN chi
cpco today. rho cutlrc family have
the sympathy of large circle q
friends in their sad bereavement
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

indulge iu libcrality ana make the
usual donations such az are given AZ
Christmas time. say, for instance
along about Easter. but in the mean
time duty comes first. and every man
and woman must recognize that as the
Jaw stands now, the government Is go
ing TO take from 80 to 60 per cent Of
the total revenue Of majority Of oil
rIOIuCeTs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ill r.
Shaughnessy OF the Nevada railroad
commission, before the joint congress
sional committee today, urged some
action to limit the cost of passenger
Transportation. Passenger rates, he
said. should be cut In half
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
HLISS-Thn Rliss q

Holmes farm and It is iO-barrel well
at ,2S7 feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18

wANTED--Position by high-class
efficient office man. experienced II,
directing statesmen, handling sales ana
traffic department Box D-9' Wor'u'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
NoRTu or RNRTLEsvILLE-rh..

NORTH or BhRTIHSNILLE--Th..
Tidal Ou company is drilling az 4I5
feet or the Charles Reese farm I'm the
northwest corner of the southwest of
the northeast of l6-2S-1S.
The Geneva oil company has shot
No. ON Holmes farm in the southwest
conner Of the southeast of the north
west ot "2-2S-I3 ana IL is a .j-barrol
well ~ 1915 feet.
Tucker 4 pruuts No. on the Ogls
farm I'm the center of the north line
OF the southwest Of the southwest OF
22-2N-l3 is completed and shot at
l24i feet and il is l5-harrel well.
William HAMPTON has 100-harroI
well IN No. . ON the Il. knight farm in
the center OF the northeast Of the
southeast of 2q-2f-1S at depth of
1900 feet II was shot.
In the southwest corner Of the
southeast OF the southwest OF the
northwest OF 32-2S-13 the Geneva oil
company has completed No. 4, on the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-18
nLNCkWrII-The Empire

ri NG GkMI'II-Tbp T'Inpira / drill
irr M 000 fnot ON the Gooden forn,
i'm tbe center Of tbo northeast ~ mo
northeast of 26-2g-fe
nh, s9,,-n cor,r,n,,. M sb,r,,
IN, tbc r.nte, of tbo ror,I,o,s, ~ u,o
northwest or Al oG-tc is 5riuino ~
,5o f.rt 81.
nh, n,luD, g. nll.bo,,,, ou 49,,
is shnt down NJ AKA roet on bo
W.bi,sido f1rm i'm tbo northo,st cor
ncr of e6-aS-1w.
rIn c,lns,. on cor,r,,,- is ris,i,,,,
INN No g,,.Jo I'm tbc nort5wegt
,n,,,s,. of tbs so,tb,ycst nf oo-oSto
mo T,tinroI I,nion on rnr,n,,,. 10
starting mn on rho woods farn, I'm
oo'oS To- ~. %oo Zoo, 80
Tho Jt,'it1rlr nil .,r,n,,,- bos ,
rio nm i'm bc ror,be,st co,.,o, ~
aU OF. iv' ,Y tho shelton farm,
Tho A.. rI-ft ,,,..i,,,,,,r,,t co,,,,o,,,.
lbs sbut down 5t. 4 96o foot an tbo
NI.lntire f,ru, in tho sou,bc,st co,
nor ~ 1,. rortb.os, of tho n,,.,h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
WELLSBURG

wELLSBCRG. W. Va. Sept. 24.-The
campaign for $4,000 for the Hamilton y
NJ. c. a. for their budget started on Mon
day morning. Secretary W. G. Russell
reported contributions Of s183 at 10
o'clock Monday morning. The goal of
Secretary Russell Is to raise the entire
amount in ten days time. which means
5000 per day. Mr.. Russell Is very SAN
guine OF reaching the goal each day. He
will turn In his report each day at noon.
The first several hours Of work almost
accomplished the work Of one day. Tues
day noon Mr.. Russell will have to turn
in report OF S2l7 to he up to the mark
set as full days work.
Because Of the unsusual labor condi-
tions. Secretary Russell has TO do all the
work In tho campaign himself and will.
no doubt. be unable to call on many who
desire to give. Those who wish to con-
tribute can do so by sending their
pledges or checks by mail. or phunng
Mr.. Russell, and ha will call.
: Contributions OF any amount are &C
ceptable. The amount asked for Is not
large and the citizens OF Wcllsburg
should readily pledge the amount desired.
BY doing so you are maintaining the
local Y. ". c. a. and aiding the Y NJ. c.
A. work In the training camps and at the
front
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Bridgeport Briefs

Richard Thompson returned to his
home at Pittsburgh yesterday. after
spending Sunday with friends here.
Judge J. L. Nichols or st. Clairsvtlle
was in the city for short time yester-
day on business.
Postmaster T. NJ. Duncan who has
been In Cleveland on n business trip re-
turned home yesterday.
Miss Mary Alexander has returned to
her home after spending Sunday with
Pittsburgh relatives.
Judge I. W. Farr Of Cleveland was in
the city for short time yesterday CALL
ing on friends.
DR.. Robert Schullenberg was called to
Rayland yesterday afternoon on bust
ness.
The many friends Of Lin Donnelly
will regret to learn that he Is III at his
home on Pike street.
Edward Burke Of Stop on the Bar
lumbus to report at the Columbus bar
racks.
The many friends Of Mrs. Thomas
McGouGh who has been Ill for the past
few days will be pleased to learn that
she Is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Adolph will leave
the latter part Of the week for q visit
with relatives at Youngstown.
The many friends Of Elmer Robert
shaw will regret to learn that he is con-
fined to his home by illness.
Miss Nellie Lyle Of Pike street, has
returned to her home after spending
several days in Grove City, Pa
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STEUbENVlLLE

STEI' RF:NEILLE. O.. Sept. 2i.--lt has
lust been learned from Scmi-ofhClal cir
cleS thnt the Cleveland llttShurEl
Railroad company has mad" plans for
vast improvements in the lr"n1lnle dis
triri chief ni imptrtaEr" Is IN" iun-
n"liny ihr"urh ~" hill II short distance
west Of tho jefferson county children :
home for Il diStHnc" nt ON" ard hhIl
miles Ia connect the main line OF the
RI ilrnad with the river line. Another
thing contemplated is ~" addition ~
two more tracks from Yellow Greek Il"
HammnntiSviIlr. These improvements.
it is declared. NJ" absolutely n.""s:i:'i:
to relieve III" present congestion. Ih"""
is Il vast mount of industrial develop
mont I'm the lInmmunhSVillc and Ir"nGHl"
districts and tn" tnnuug, ON the rRilr"au
has hrcn increasing So rapidly THAI IN"
road has h"ril unnhl" to hnudi" II sails
fnrirrllv. \ number If "unl ana clay
mines are to he opened soon and those
Will require railroad service. Th"S" I'M
rrovepcntS ar" IL h" mad" within the
next year IT is stated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25

Mss Pauline Allen. who haS been en-
played Mt st"n"grapher at the George
Shcrrard paper mill for se"eral yea )
has Resigned her position 10 accept work
at Pittsburgh.
Ellw"ud Hunter. "f Brilliant. u. was
a WrllshurE business caller on Monday
c. II. Bumcnau"r. Of St"ubcnville. o..
was business caller in the cIty OH Sat
urday
Miss EuIalia Rnrth. OF Mnundsville.
visited Miss Murr"lin. Harrh. on sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Arch Cooper and S'I,
Byrnc. Of GAINESVILLE. are visiting Mrs.
Choppers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J""l
Byrn". They urc waiting for their goods
to arrive IN Wheeling. where they VIII
n,;.Ec their home.
Mss Margaret Moore. of brilliant. o..
spent Saturday with Miss Geneva Hu,ey
Paul l.appiu. OF bethany. was Wells
burg caller on Saturday.
Mrs. John Forbes. Of New Martinsrille
attended tho funeral Of her grandfather.
Mr.. W. A. BnllngSley. on Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. G. c. Bennett and chill
dren. Nnln and Harold. Rev l.. Il. D"dk
and Mr.. Leroy Forbes, OF New Martins
VILE: m. torcd to Wcllsburg on Monday.
stopping at Bethany. where Miss Bcnu"tt
will enter the college. Mrs. q. +. Forbes
accompanied them home.
Miss Juncllda Roberts Is confined 10
her home with tonS!litis.
Sir. and Mrs. T. T.. Amick and son. Will
liam. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Grimes. motored TO
Wheeling on sunday.
Mr. and Mrs J. =. Fisher have return
ed from an auto trip tn Massachusetts
and other eastern cities
Mr.. q. l.. Hunter. Of Golfers. Is a
business caller In Wellsburg.
Slight frost was reported In the coun-
" on Saturday evening. but II Is be-
lievrd that no damage was done ny II.
Frank Kidd and family. MIR. Haul snd
family, and Mr.. Pierce and son. all pr
West Bridgewater. Pa. made visit 10
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Jasper Potts'
on Sunday afternoon. the trip being
made ny auto.
The subway toilet in tho basement or
the city building smells 10 the hIsh
heavens, and the man in the moon ~
passing over the city has TO hold MS
nose. If II is this rank In the heavens
above, In the earth below. 1t Is fierce.
II should be looked after n once.
DR.. r. l.. Focccr. of Collier. mas en-
listed In the United States Army Medical
Reserve. He has been commissioned
tirst lieut. cllant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
ST. CLA|RSV|LlE
Realty Deeds Piled.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE. O.: Sept. "a
Howard. r. Campbell to Aggie Campbell.
land in gainesville: consideration 81.
Clifford Shepherd and Frances E.
Shepherd to John Shepherd. land In
Goshen township; consideration 81.
Tho Shadysidc Land company 10 Jas.
r. H"luh lard in Shadysde; considera-
tirn SAFE.
George l.. Jacobs and Matte E.
jacobs to 0. Fl. EonLintel. land in
Bridgeport: consideration 81.
William L. Klnscy TO Mary 4. Shep-
herd, land in Bridgeport: considera-
tion ST.
Thomas 7. Mullan"y and John Null
lanry To James {. Gray. land in Mar
tins Ferry: consideration Sl.400.
Davis Francis. ct al. Ia ANON C. Pax
son. land in Martins Ferry
William J. Tigglebeck and Leona TiE-
slrheck. his wife. 10 Steve Cinher and
Flnricn Gohcr. his wife. land in Pcase
township: consideration $1,000
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. O.. Sept. c4.-Hon:
p. r. WorthinEton CT this place recclFeu
an invitation Saturday to deliver an ad-
dress at the community festival TO DE
held at Lisbon, y. Saturday, September
% The letter was from his friend.
clark r. ,Firestonc who is chairman or
the speakers committee.
Alex Moore OF this place spent Sunday
with his son. Paul Moore and vile or
Moundsville.
walter Kirsch Of South Broadway Is a
visitor in Akron.
Mrs. John Lloyd has returned to her
home in Cambridge. after Visit win
her daughter. Mrs Martha Hutchinson.
Of South Broadway.
Mrs, l.. r. Latham Of South broadway
recently visited her sister, Mrs C!eota
Wright OF Quaker City.
Mrs. Annie Stevens and daughter.
Mrs. Marvin Warren and little son OF
this place. visited relatives at Quaker
City. Sunday.
Rorn-A daughter 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Whtlinger OF South Chestnut
street. ~
Ed Howard Of Wheeling spent Sun
day with his father. A. b. Howard ana
brother, Hon. C. j. Howard of Walnut
street.
Miss Margaret Sheppard OF st,
ClaIrsville. spent Sunday with frien"s
hero.
Miss Mary Mann who Is attending
Elliott Business school. Wheeling. WIS.,
tied at her home on Warren avenue Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fowler and MISS
Clara Fowler of West Church street.
motorcd to Wheeling Monday where
they spent the day.
Miss Marjory Hurdcsty has been
confined to her home on South Broadway
for the past few days by Illness.
Miss Alvtra Taylor Of West Main
street, left Sunday for visit with
Mrs. s. VI. Sherman Of Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Bishop of LrgEett
avenue and Miss Vergile Won Scio ana
lille daughter. Margaret OF Eagle Port.
and Donald bishop OF Cambridge, spent
Sunday with Mrs. Ella DetlinG OF Weir
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mantz have re-
turned to their home on West Main
street, from Chicago where they attend
ed the Bakers Convention.
Mrs. Matilda Baker will return to her
home on South broadway today after q
three weeks visit with her brother.
Isaac Adudllr Of Canton.
Mr., and Mrs. Sam Shownltcr ana 1T
tie son Victor OF North Broadway. were
visiting with relatives ut Belmont Sat
urday and Sunday
Miss Edna Carter left Monday I" re-
sumo her studies Mt bliss business COL
lcgc. after a few days visit at her home
on North Broadway.
O. y. Wheaton and family and n. l..
Campbell and family OF West Main
street, mot0red to SOmcrt"n Sunday.
where they took dinner M the Brown
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles BulE"r and lit
tic daughter beatrice. nf 81. 'lalrsNillc.
spent Sunday with their parents. MI and
Mrs. Clyde Bulgcr Of West church
street.
Mrs. viii Baker and little daughter
Ruth, OF Cambridge, are visiting her
mother. Mrs. IIughe Steele. Of South
Gardner street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
Re1laira Briefs.


Miss Marie Watt Of Union street. has
returned from a visit with friends In
GAINESVILLE.
Miss Alice Monahan is III at her home
on Thirty-thrd street.
Martin Schick will leave next week
on an automobile trip 10 Jacksonville.
Fla.
The Boy Scouts are planning to hold
marshmallow toast on Rock Hill next
Friday.
Miss Faye Thompson Of Thirty-hft
street left yesterday for Bethany, where
she will attend college.
At meeting Of the city council this
evening some questioning may be asked
relative to the granting Of the Bell
Telephone franchise that will make the
session interesting.
Miss Lucy Virgins Is i'll at her home
in West Bellaire.
Joseph kleber is qite Ill at his home
on Monroe street.
Norman WasSman Will leave this
week for Ann Arbor. Mich. to enter COL
leEe.
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new home. recently completed at the
corner Of Indiana and Jefferson streets.
Mrs. E. VI. Bonnet has arrived home
after spending several days at Union
town. Pa.
The rliners north Of the city Will re-
ceira their semi-monthly pay today and
a large sum will be handed. out.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Hobbs. OF Los
Angles. Cal. are visiting AT the home Of
Postmaster and Mrs. J. f. Blackford.
Howard Gosney. Of Washington street.
who recently enlisted in the, aviation
corps and who is stationed at Canada
Is horne on furlough.
Howard McCue. of Canton. is in the
city for few days calling on friends
and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs A. W. Fietz. Of South
Fifth street. have returned home after
visiting friends and relatives at Pitts
hurgh.
Philip johnson returned to his home
At Warwood yesterday AFTERNOON after
visiting relatives in this city for few
days.
Items for this paper left at the City
news stand or the Ralstpn & Parker
drug store will be given prompt atten-
ton,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
SHADYS|DE

Two classes Of the Methodist Sunday.
echool. the Queen Esther Circle and the;
True Blue class. took picnic dinner
and spent the afternoon together along
Weegee creek south Of town. ?
Members Of the Egwaunulti club held
a shower last evening for Mrs. Merrill
Cooley. whose wedding was an event OF
Saturday. Prior to her marriage Mrs.
Cooley was Miss Nellie Copeland Of
Athens. Ohio. and when teaching here
waS q member Of the club. Tho affair
flat in the bank building and one Of the:
pleasures Of the evening was packing.
a box with gifts for the bride.
Miss Mary Futhey will 30 today to-
Moundsville to spend week with her
aunt. Mrs. C. E. Hoskinson.
DR.. and Mrs. H. F. Wiedman, Mrs,
Clyde Gamble and Master Russell Weld.
man motored yesterday to Glen Easton.
where they spent the day with Mrs. Will
son, mother Of Mrs. Weidman and Mrs..
Gamble.
Fred Lee and Lloyd Kushn. employed
at Waddington Farm near wheeling.
spent Sunday at their homes here
Miss Helen Morgan Of the high school
faculty. spent the end Of tho week at
the home Of her parents near Cadiz, o.
church. will hold birthday social 1t
the parsonage this evening. -.
An interesting letter from John Rays
Of this place. who Is attached to the
Field Hospital At Fort Clark Texas.
appeared in the Belmont County News
Of last Friday.
The first high school rhetorical Of the
year will be given Friday afternoon BY
the Clionian society. ,
Sherman Hays Of Liberty avenue,
spent the latter part Of the week and
Sunday with relatives near Jacobehurg.
Mr.. and MIS-. Robert rrua1 Of Lin.
coin avenue. visited friends IN Columbue.
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". n. johnson Of West
Thirty-ninth street expect to move to
their handsome new residence on North
Highland avenue this week.
Miss Margaret McGrew OF West Thir-s
ty-ninth street spent Sunday In Pow
hatan visiting brother who II quite
I'll.
Mrs. F. S. Burthoff of Wheeling
Island, Is spending several days at tho
home Of his mother. Mrs. Kate Dorff
Of Lincoln avenue. who Is near Cameron,
W. Va, with n sick relative.
Mrs. Howard Jarrett Of AvondAls,
went yesterday to Cleveland to spend
ten days or two weeks with his sister.
Mrs. Frank Chaddock.
TWO cases. one a plain drunk. and tho
other drunk and disorderly charge
were heard in the mayors court ye6;
terday morning. Both arrests were mAdG
by Officer Davis on Sunday. ~
Mr.. Tucker Of West Union. Adams
county. took charge Of the classes IN
manual training In the public school
yesterday.
Mrs. B. z. McElwain was hostess last
evening ~ six o'clck dinner given la
honor Of Rev and Mrs. r. L Mcconnell
who 20 this week to Bedford. Ohio. Gov.
ers were laid for eight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25

". ". Watson. guardian of J. Melvin
Watson. ct al. minors VS.. His Wards
ct nj. Petition to sell real estate.
Fannie H. Crawford. guardian Of
Dorothy Marguerite Crawford and Mn
linda Elo!se Crawford. minors, rs. Her
Wards ct al. Petition to sell real
estate Bond flied and approved and
private sale ordered. Bond given In
sum OF s4o0. with Z. L. Hughes, Ger
trudc Hughes and r. NJ. Simpson as
surcties.
In tho matter Of Margaret Carpenter
Inquest Of lunacy
In the matter Of the estate of JonR-
than W. Morris. deceased. Application
to distribute assets in kind. distribution
in kind ordered.
In matter Of estate Of Sylvester C.
Brown. deceased. Account settled.
In matter Of guardianship OF Lewis
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Though the war has made uncertain
the sending OF mail across the Atlantic
ocean. newspapers sttll reach their desti
nHtInn Word has been received from
Thomas Davies. In Wales. that he still
receives his Weekly Herald regularly.
though some times 1t Is three Of -four
weeks late. Mr.. Davies who is n brother
OF Councilman J. 6. W. Davies. of this
city. has been a subscriber OF the Herald
for about 10 years. and has never missed
IN iSSus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-25
BELLAIRE WORKMAN
IS INJURED IN FALL
RACK WORKMAN, A PIPE UTTER,
PALS FROM CARNEGH PLANT
TRESTLE.
Arm Strikes Machinery, SCATTERING the
Bone-other News Of Beuaire and
Vicinity.

lack Workman. a pipe filter at the
plant of the Carnegie Steel company.
was seriously injured yesterday after
noon. whils engaged at work. He was
standing on trcstte at the time when
he became nv.-haiianced and fell to the
ground beneath. q distance of 80 feet.
In falling his left arm struck some Of
the machinery. badly crushing the MEM
Der
Workman ives removed 10 the emer-
gency hospital where Or. Heath attend
ed him. The bones % 'hc elbow are bad
~ shattered and it was stated that It
was necessary To removed part OF the
elbow. After receiving medical atten-
ton he was removed To his home on
Guernsey street. south OF Thirty-second.
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Martins Fairy Briefs.

Miss Bertha R"thrrTund left y"stcr-
day morning for New Concord To resume
her Sllai"& at MuskinEum college.
William Toland of Huntsville. was in
The CITY yesterday calling on friends
und relatives.
y number "f improvements are being
made I" tn" W. T.. Hervey home. west
If Ill" city.
=. J. Irwin. keeper Of records for the
Ohio Red Mon. will leave this morning
on business trip tn Marietta.
Fred Marquardt has moved to his