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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-08-21
AMERICA FOR AMERICANS
Movement To Americsnize Aliens Rap
idly Gaining Only Aliens To
Be Enemy Aliens.

Residents of this country will either
be Americans or enemy aliens before
many months if the movement recent
~ launched continues to gain adj
herents. This is an outgrowth of the
war and the Americans of many gem
erations are taking the lead in induc-
ing aliens to become citizens. DR.
Schuyler S. Wheeler, descended from
the original Dutch settlers. strong
advocate of Americanization, gives
the underlying reasons for the move
ment
This country has long been re-
garded as the melting pot of the
world" he said, land now under
pressure of the war. il is time it came
TO a boil and its broth was cooked.
Ii is time that all aliens should either
go back TO their own countries or be-
come Americans-there is no room In
this country for aliensl For the time
being the enemy aliens are denied
citizenship, but even they should be
trained and taught to be good Amerl-
cans so that when they may, they can
take out their papers.
NO man should dare to stand up
and talk about his country any more
If he feels allegiance to his country
let him be loyal and help her fight
if he feels loyal to the United States,
let him become a citizeni And if he
is called upon to fight here, let him
do his duty feeling that he is fighting
for his own land
States and cities business both
large and small should join in
Americanizing their alien employees
American citizens are the best citi-
zens-they help build up their own
towns and become permanent and
valuable members of the community
American workers are the best work
ers and are more dependable than
aliens. | hope before the war ends
to find an alien curiosity or an
enemy"
Americanization schools, in which
aliens are instructed in the requisites
| for citizenship and its subsequent
duties. are being opened in many
cities and in a number of large bust
nesses. The Croker Wheeler Com
pany, electrical machinery manu-
facturers, with several thousand EN-
ployees at Ampere, n. j., leads the
movement in the vicinity OF New
York, and is closely followed by a
number of other large concerns.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-08-21
Marriage Licenses Issued.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued from the Office Of the Clerk
OF the Anne Arundel County Circuit
Court here:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EN-
DRY j. Widdour, q, Quincy, Mass. I;
Mamie b. Henneberger, q, New.
castle. Pa. Applicant. Emory ]. Wild
dour.
UNSATISFACTORY A. Burns.
81; Susie N. Free, 81, both of Wash
ington, d. C. Applicant. George A.
Burns.
LUEDKE- HEMLEIN-Ew dard w.
Luedke, 28; Mathilda K Hemlein, 26 !;
both of Baltimore city. Applicant,
Edward Hande.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-08-21
Another Successful Annapolitan
Bernard White Gets Commission

Z Bernard W. White, of Cairo, Illinois
and formerly of Annapolis. who has
been in training with the Reserve Off
GERS Training Corps at Fort Sheridan,
Ill. has received his commission as
first lieutenant Lieut. White was in
Annapolis visiting his father, Mr..
Joseph A. White. He left here Satur-
day night for Cambridge, Mass, where
he will receive instructions in grenade
throwing and trench warfare. He il
a former st. Johns student and be-
fore going in training was employed
by the Illinois Central Railroad q
Cairo, Ill.
Lieut.. White, while in Annapolis, re-
ceived congratulations from his man y
friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-08-21
Made 800 Mile Auto Trim

Mr.. and Mrs. James Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Kashner, spent
the weekend in enjoying a 3O0-mile
automobile trip. They left here
Saturday afternoon for Baltimore,
thence to York, Pa, and to Harris
burg, where they spent the night. On
Sunday they visited the Indian School
at Carlisle, Pa. thence to Gettysburg
and the battlefield. and on the return
trip stopped at Westminster, coming
home via the Frederick Turnpike, COW
ering 300 miles without an accident.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-08-21
Horse Was a Little Slow.

Seagirt would not lie, know, but
he is dreadfully careless with the
truth. He said that the horse he
hired to go to Glenellen last summer
was so slow that spider wove its
web in the wheel. Children came and
made mud pies in the shade of the
buggy. At one point he had an excit-
ing race with a caterpillar. A wom-
an came out and asked him to please
drive little faster, he was keeping
the sun off her tomatoes. He said the
horse was slower than a barber he
knows. who is so slow that the whis-
kers grow faster than he can shave,
and by the time he is through the Gus
toner has full beard.-Exchange-
Green chiffon wells are now the
heat for ssrnnv x,aofor xfdos
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-08-21
Now 4CoIoneIv RILEY.

Major Hugh r. Riley, of Annapolis,
has been promoted to acting colonel
of the First Maryland Regiment, sue
ceeding Colonel Charles A. Little, who
is now acting brigade general.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-08-21
BORN.

BROOKS.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
N. Brooks, No. 11S Chas. St. a
daughter, ARENTHIA ANN, July
81. Mother and baby doing fine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1917-08-21
For sale-Souvenirs OF sunny South.

Cotton Bowls-Would you like to have
an open. ripe cotton bowl direct from
Sunny Southern fieldss It's the white
rose of Tex. green bowl, it's bud. Wear
one in good viii TO the patriotic, neutral
plant. that is covering all nations alike.
Seeds in ripe bowls can be planted next
year. Ripe bowls % cts, green, 10cts.
If large numbers are needed as souvenirs
at social affairs. viii make reduction in
closed. f. #. Brock, Quinlan Texas.
a20-1twk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
FOUND L VERY
HARD To ENDURE
HER BABY'S CRIES
Extreme Nervousness and Weakness
The Cause and Wentworth
Quickly 6anished Them.

This entirely new and remarkably
strong endorsement cam" few days
ago to the Ncrv-Wnrth druggist at
Marietta:
Will s. Richardson feel. "a mu'a
better since took one > bottle u!
Merry Worth. BEFORE took That VOL
derful remedy | was 50 weak could
hardly get around to do my work ANA
had the headache and so nervous |
could hardly stand TO hear my naD!
cry. But thanks to Nerv'Worth. |
am much better and will chreriuIly
recommend il 10 any one suffering
with such ailments as did.
MRS. HELEN CHlTES,
SIS Greene Street Marie1ta.
Nerv.Worth Gains the enrrv"*.
, whetS the appetite. adds flesh, aIaS
digestion. rouseS the liver. regulates
the bowels. restores resttul sleep.
banishps sick and nervous headaches,
and othrr aches and pains. builds up
rim down systems. II Ii laliS |" 90
this for YOU your dollar back al Ba'r
drug store. Wheeling.
Nerr-Wurth is sold in 'NaTwond d!
". +. Mcnamara: Fulton by me
Fuiton Pharmacy: Mingo Junction.
by Moore Bros; Martins Ferry
Ralstou & Parker; -. CiaIrSFiI'''
Patterson & Sons: Barn"EfIli''
Hilles Bros: Cameron. by Cameron
Drug Co.: Sistersvillc by {. Il. pi1qur'
New Mar,insyilIe. by Nornhro"N
Drug Store: MoundsviIle. ]. II. Beam
Drug Co.; Bridgeport. Srlhr X Reed.
(Dent PharmacEl; hellH''t' '''"
worth Bros: padtn City. Morgan
Bros; We$, Alexander. +. Is. Mr.
Conn: Edgwuud. The EIGw"oa
Pharmacy: Elm Grove. BlumS thar-
macy: Renwood. Benwood Drug CO.;
McMecnen. CARROTS Pharmacy.
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McMecheu Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. Collier and son of Graf
ton. ara spending several days here with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Dixon,
Of Logan street.
William f'ibcn. OF Camp Lee, Va. ar
rived her" last night on n five day fur
Tough
Tho Rcd Cross rhnpter here will hold
m important business meeting this ev-
nninE In the quarters Mt Tenth and Mar
shall streets.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Muldoon. OF
Canton, Ohio. ARE spending several days
with relatives here.
Miss Incz Mcfarland. of Cambridge.
Ohio. il spending tho holidays with
friends.
Van. Wells has returned To Pittsburgh
after IL visit ut his home over Christ
mas.
Funeral services for the late Bud"
Brown. son o. Major Brown. of Fifth
street. w"r" held late Yesterday after
turr-,lrni was In MrM""hcn cenetory
Friend ship castle No. :. knights OF
tin, r;ufi"n Eagle. held Il we'll ATTENDED
hus;Ii.Ss meeting IaSi evening in the
lndr.. quarters III tn" McM""hen building.
Inllt J. Slirpn"r. OF This city. spent
.rstrrrla. IN NuurdsvIll". attending to
nti>jir$ matters
+ Elrnr ltr%Snr. az Mnundsvillc, WAS
III Tho city Yesterday attending |" husl-
ur.. matters in tn" interest Ut the state
.prcial,y company. II will hS Of inter-
i.st that Mr.. Erysnu rlH,'rd in he market
sugar. which in: rl'r"n very
sr,trre for .Suiut lime
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nallnirA HHefa.

John MuIh. VII" ~ attending tn- ONO
Wesleyan college is visiting be'la'Fe
friends and relatives.
Mrs, .Jnhn Leutmyrr and sou OF New
ARK ar.. visiting her sister MIS- = =
Starkweather. on Gravel Hill.
Mr., and Mrs. Carleton Harmon ana
,1auyhtcr are spending few days win
relatives at Cleveland.
Miss Marie Zweig 81 Gravel Hi'I. Will
leave In Few days for a visit at Little
Rock. Ark
Mrs, Leo Fallen has returned !" Cl@vr-
;,nd after visit with local friends and
rela sivss.
Miss Eleanor Norton ~ Rose ili''.Who
"a ar,nloved q, Columbus. Ia spending n
.ry aa.s with her parents.
Ms Sam stiiw",i has returned from
a visit mi,h friends at Dillies Bottom
.Licus.nan, Madison Aldredge "a con-
lined To- his home on Gravel iiII win
pneunpnia.
Mr. and Mrs. t. r. Telbaum and son
have returned IA Akron. aItHr a WISH
with her mother Mrs. T. e. Nicholson
on Gravel Hill.
Miss Mary Hart. OF Jewet; has re-
turned homo after a visit with local
criend-.
Mi.s Carrie Palmer has returned 10
powhatan AFTER visit with local r"la-
tfves.
Melvin Waser has returned TO Canton
inter q visit with his mother. on Guern-
sey street =,
Attorney X. G. Cooper has returned
from IL visit with friends ~ Columbus
Miss Eloi. Ault OF Belmont street
has returned from visit with friends
al t.illirs Bottom.
John white and family OF Akron. are
visiting with friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Rowles ot Bel
mont street. have returned from a visit
with relatives in St. Louis. Mo.
John Hunter. local boy employed by
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S1EUbENYiLE

STE;u BE.NNILLE o.. Dec. :6.-Coro-
ner T. II. Kirk has rendered verdict
-: accidental death in the case of j. E.
Curtis. prominent We!lsburg. w. Va.
citizen. who was run down and killed
By all automobile owned and driven by
George Mrndell. prominent local citizen.
Christmas eve. Eye witnesses of the ac-
cid.nt testified that Mr.. MendeN was
NOT driving more than eight miles ail
hour and that MIR. IurtiS ii darling sud
denly across The street walked directly
In Tho path a. tho machine. Contrary
~ reports which reached Wheeling pa
ucrs. Mr. M"nnc!l and John Orr, another
local business man IN the clar. stopped
ami, lifting Mr.. Curtis into the ma,
chino. rushed him I" the Gill hospital.
where he died
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Noundsvtlle Briefs.

Howard Bnrth has resumed his duties
n Pitt abureh after visit over Christ
mas n his home.
Herman Kidd"r has returned To Camp
sherman after spending a furlough ~
lis hcnlH.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Messenger "f
.IsrIsaI"in. nhi" are visiting relatives
Miss Olive Fish Of Wilmington is the
guest Of relatives.
Mrs. W. r. Mason III Cedar avenue is
the guest Of relatives in Grcensburg. Pa.
Osborn Schcck Of Pittsburgh is the
guest Of friends.
Sam Price. Fred AMI Harold Snyder
have resumed their duties in Pitts
burEh after IA visit with relatives.
Ivan GLASGOW of Massilon, Ohio, is the
guest or relatives.
J. l.. Workman uf Camp Lee is spend
ing fivN-tIay furluugh at his home.
James Iaficrty has returned to Mid
dlerort. Ohio, after visit with rela-
:!vns
Martin rhcncwcth and James Faust
Will sprnd the week-end with Fairmont
friends.
Lawrence Martin of Akron. O., Is
spending the holidays al his home.
Mr.. md Mrs. L. r.. Pickett have 20
turned from II visir with Cleveland. Ohio.
r"ifls ives.
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hip In an auto accident several weeks
ago AMI who has bean confined IN the
hospital since. has been removed - his
home.
y. l.. Noble. local 'nrni'Tr" d"a!"F'
was installing the blinds mt The new
city hail yesterday.
Or. John HnHks and W.T. 1"'urIcH
home last evening af'e" spending Inc
noIjdnvs. with relatives in Indiana Ia.
Wilbur sea bright who - student in
tho Fit Dental c"lI"S" = spending INC
holidays With his parents in this Guy
Dr. Frank Morrison Is again n"'' !"
be at his office after sr"ernI days III
ncss.
Fred Hcrs", returned % Cleveland
last "vculu. after spending tow GA! :
in Tits city.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gillespie ~
walnut street nre III" proud parents OIL
n bnby. bora nj tho n"s:;rhl N"nd'T.
Harry Chambers, well known In.!lmlh'
ia coufnad /" his home on North sew
en,h street ny illness.
Thomas .Rnmner o. Flushing y: -
&c In Tic CITY Cor II fcw DAYS WEARING
p, tho hnrne ~ his daughter. Mrs. ia :
ward Mills e Indiana street.
E.r,rar,l Roberts. "h" Si'S'"iA"H 4"
r-ac,ur. OF IL" collar bono in q coast
inv accident some t!uo ago. IS recover
inc 1T his home.
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Birthday Social This. Evening,

Til" Ladies' Md society uf st. johns
German Lutheran church VIII hold Rn.
nthnr on" ~ its ":Ii"En'l.. h;rlhdiI So
,'!als in In" Suuuia! SrI.,'i room Of The
church ibis evening. l.inrh VIII h'
served anL III" rIr!lm:; y ~ III: Sp"ni IN
>,,wfug and Knitting. t." follow InE la
dies will be- rhr hu&t"Ss.= -: :hr even
INK: MrS. &. Sumncrs, Mcsdnm"% . T.
E"rnum. William bttr. Sr John MrSk"
John I:urkr. Fred Becker. George Cocl-
ran and Nii3in,u btir .1r.
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Marriage Lioen ses.

Henley Dexter Palmer ana fhcih'a
Adella, both " Bethesda.
Howard ". Duffy and clara f"afl
ffinkie, both OF Bethesda
Probate court.
In the matter OF tha Will e; James
l5astn,uu. deceased. Elcrri"a OF "lGo".
In tho matter or the guardian or mas.
Mcr,arry, deceaa.d. Fr""' E. ;''..';'
ton Of notice Of appointment filed.
In the matter az tho estate Of Anna"
j.. Nelson DECEASED. Inventory MED
Mnd approved
Mary A. BoWlus and LYDIA j. McMil-
Ian. ADMINISTRATORS with will annexed
OF the estate Of Thomas b. Brice de-
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Horny Sommers. we'll known "hPr'N
e.. II =" lu"d /" his hoin"' 9u'
carinr from injuries sustained WIZ" -.
ran piece of glass in his f"'' H'' e'''
weeks ago. 800 h,,,,,n
Mrs Earl Webb returned I" nor NOME
:, pnrrc,t,,nwn. Pa. after accompany =
Ing her husband :" This city
Willie,n rnland q: Pheasant ''''S'
was In the city yesterday AFTERNOON car,
ing on friends. r,,,os
Miss Clara Mitchell "f M"nni F!raS-
am, is calling on friends "nd r"ia''S'S
-. few days.
Tho weekly meeting Of TIA" inni"r NC
cbanirs will be held In the'r haIl e'
lIrn.vrr stree: his evening.
The person holding lrke1 Vt" Coy
w,u tho bedroom suite "ff"r"" D! IL ~
Er,sIop G Son. furniture. dealers.
t,ach If the members II IN" ponce
ror,- WIS presented with handsome
rio through rlrc j. G. Reynolds company
Mayor chris He'll at Y"riVilIc was Il
h,,s,u.ss visitor In the city N"N'"r"HF ~
;crnoon. .,,,r.,
Inhn Jump who sustained n fractured
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Marars Licenses.

Frank S. l;nll. 80. and CatheFlnc
uc,.uIInueh 81, both Of Steubenvuls.
Dane f. Watt; IS. and Alice NJ o
ricklov. "a. both Of Steuoenvuie.
Harold D. McEndree. 20. Of RioomaeA
and Mabel W. Gorsuch, 1s. OF Fssn-
,rin II. Hcisler. 81. Of Means
Louise Fay Shields. Is. Of Salem.
William W. Carnlsn. %, OF fo.oO
aud olive +. McClain. %. OF New BON
erBet . u.,., q.
r.,una %. both Of steubsnville
william E Brandt. %. and C!1'~ H.
,1onIeold. Is. both OF Costonn
Fred r. Champion. 76. and nae Fo'
,araeld a., both OF BerghoA-
philip Koch. 90. and Mary H'ussn"
ar 90 both OF Steuhcnrills.
Charles w. Hackathorn, IL. ana
va Mercer. 81. both Of Bergholx
Howard r. Adrian. IS. OF 6loo~
,,,l Telen Harris. 81. OF Brilliant.
oscar l.. Simmons. 81. and EonA H.
o,iIlen. IS, both OF Broadacre.
RAYMOND y. Hanltn. Is: o
Grimm, Is, both OF Smithfield. -
Joseph r. Schooley. 70. OF S,yo@
o,,1 Asncs l.. Woods 20. Of Dillonvals'
George p. Kress. 80. nnd Pearl WE"
kius, IS. both Of Brilliant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Install New Pastor

Rev Charles -. Smith. Vii" recently
accepted call TO the pastoral" OF the
United Presbyterian church. will h" for
maIIy Installed this evening. The in
stallation service Will be under the di-
rcction of tho Wheeling Prcsbytery. keN.
Charles n. Robinson. y. -. Of Wheel
Ing, wll preside and deliver Tho sermon.
Rev. Cook, Of BelIaire and Rev. Jamispl
q. Martins Ferry will assist with IN"
services
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
nov RapoSted MisEnG.

Rellaire police have been asN'." /" ~"
8, ,bu sssrch ror Paul Kirk. aged ten
years P"wnatan lad vino has been
missing since Monda$. The lad cam" 20
.b,s CRY with his siS:..r Monday. I" make
Cb-,stn1us purchases H. WAS left AT
.bs psnnsylvania sutton. but WHOM the
.ist.r returned thr lad had Disappeared.
1-nahls 70 locate the hoy sh" returned
~. nv ,he wa ~ Mnundsvliir. but
could find no tra,'" OF the ihfL
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Sister Dies at Mount Pleasant.

Mrs Anna Il. Wright. sister "f Mrs
';"rrcs A. Chambers "I' North Fifth
street. passed away al her HON" III
Mnuu; Pleasant. following Srv"r?l
weeks illness NJ Il complication Il
diseases. Mrr. Wright was a former
resident of ;hls city. h"" husband h"in,;
engaged in business here f0r $"v"rri
ears Funeral ARRANGEMENTS ara still
incomplete. h,!t services viii l." held ut
M"uu, Pleasant. with iu'"rm"nt in thu
rrIn"i"rY al that rlhr'.
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Pn1icn Court.

4 Javurc who was Hrr"S'"" Al"h""1
,iybt on The ChnrE" .: "r"rntlhG y
candy punch board at his place OF 'uS.,
~, Main street, was lined $l5 ANA
rosts In Mayor Ralst"n's court last eve
,;nr Pit Perkins. who WAS arroSt'H
'.,,,,,Ioir; OF his wife. and FRANK
no,,,r who WAS arrested nr complaint
-, h,, .mother. were released, as ihr
,.t,'",irre in each case failed I" appear
rbree other offenders who were Arrest
EMMY were. dismissed
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Tire NJ E1rnsna.

An alarm Of fire from box 3 Ia the
corner Of Srcond AMI Lombard streets.
last evening at ; o'clock called the on
tire department IN tho plant or the
Wheeling St-"l and Iron company.
wiser" i nasty bla&" was discovered OIL
the Ir"slie leading from Center streo'
"a thc rInu;. III" Liberty company was
he flr>;r on the SCcn". and after an
hours lard work succeeded In getting
,hr blaz.. under control. The losh vii
r,unun, 10 several hundred dollars. as
~ larg,. amount o. the irumc~"rK W."
burned. Tho Nc 10 supposed TO nay"
started fr"rr spaff from the s"l'ch-
mr. engine IT thu iiAnt.
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Stu Going Up.

The RED Cross membership drive In
mi. city was @ great success and the
workers are rejoicing. II il believed thai
when tho final reports ara made that
tho total membership Will he about g.
500 for the local chapter. The larSes:
mem oership was turned over ny the Ra'i
md River coal ocn pany 900 miners hav-
INK become members Of the local branch
t ras stated by Attorney X. G. Cooper
county chairman last night that Baltnont
county will 30 -over :hs top accord
ing 20 reports the county has -o'ee9
:ueruhers Of tho Red Cross.
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McMECHEN
Remains to Cumberland

rt;r remn ms OF the late Oscar Dart,
wealthy and influential citizen of Cum
bcGamd. Nd. who died very suddenly OF
heart disease in the Midway theatre
her Saturday night. were yesterday ship
ped u tho home Of his brother in Cum
berland. Mr.. Hart WAS Il coal operator
Of Cumberland. md WIS we'll known by
coal men in this vicinity.
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Aftar TMalve Year,,

When John P. CHASER attended trio
firpl meeting Of the year a. the city
council Monday evening Il marked Il
record seldom attained by any one man
IN council. II was the last meeting OF
council to which he had been elected for
twelve years. During that period MIR
CHASER mover missed regular or special
meeting. g record that he is proud OF.
AZ the laxt election. re WAS candidate
for mayor ard lost the. nomination on the
1)ernocrattc ticket
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ST. CLA|RSV|LlE
Reaity Deeds Piled.

!. H. IaGsoll and iwif" and I" B. VII
en- and wife, to Joseph kawmlh". Land
tn y,s,s,. lnwuHiip. Consideration a9ao
Frod II, Henderson AID wife !" MIX"
,,1 ,;,,y i'nbiu Land t. Wheeling
township. Consideration 81.
r,cu,is X.Irray aud Sofia HsRray ="
r,bu r.rccz Land IN Cnlernin town
shin. Consideration S3SH.
Harry y llnrris F"rruC" II. Rrad-
,,rd AdIs H. lGrnun4S: "a I'"uiiS TNI-
gray Land in ,"!.ra!n 'nwms1lp. t-On-
sii-rH:inE $40
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propped Dead.

William Money. prominent citl2eE Oh
Minco Junction, o.. dropped deao ol
ap"pleXy at his h"tn' at that place
tnriStmaS afternoon "h;l" converting
with IN, members 81 his family. The,
teceasrd was 5i Years Of age and was
we'll known and highly esteemed
rnrnughuu, this section. lie is eur-
yived by his widow and three sons.
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Taken Suddenly I'll.

Miss Matte Evans. who makes her
home with Mrs. r. r. Kerr or T"nth
Strae, was taken suddenly III Will"
[,,,,uic =, her home Christmas evening
>.l,. foil while in front nf Inc houS" Of
r.hu,es padd.u on Tenth street ana
va. carried into that place. wher" ply
.ic,ons worked with her for several
Loura before rrviving her. Last eTeh-
ING bar condition was reported to De
slixhtly improved.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
Local Man Killed.

George Lashley. aged - years. son "
Mr.. and Mrs. William L.ishlcy OF this
city, who WIS struck by Pennsylvania
passenger train M Newark, o.. last Sa.-
urtiay. died at :. hospital in that city to-
day according to word received by rel
;tives Not noticing IN. approach or
the train. he stepped out on the track
in front Of il. Tn" remains Will be
brought to this city ':or interment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
VII Re6t9u

". +. AeClain Jr- recently elected
councilman Of the Fourth ward hav1n 8
accepted the appointment az diFecsor OF
,public service, Will tender his reSlsna-
+ ion at the first meeting or rho incoritns
council The now council will fiji tbs
vaoancy By appointment and already &
,,umhar Of names Gro being mentioned
-or the place. Among those being n'"H:
toned Is Thomas Curtis, q well known
man
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
infant Buried Yesterday.

Funeral services w"r" ""ndn''"u yes
friday from ST. NnrE's Cnih"lic thurch
on North Fourth street '"f inc "l'",''
49,, -, NJ and Mrs. Tanr"rly Rndack
,-hIcb dIcd nj the family hun" in Flor
.rro TUESDAY morning. Tn" S"rN ices
wers I'm charge Of Rev. Father :. -
Nulhaarn and intrrm"nl Was IN ."
Marv.s cemetery west OF the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-27
IndioestioIi' and nstlpation.

When living IN Syracuse. N. y"
about. two years ago I took two bot
ties OF Chamberlain Tablets and they
cured me Of indigestion and constipa-
ton after | had suffered for months
with these disorders writes Mrs.
Charles Gloyd. Baldwinsville. n. y.
Obtaina bic everywhere.