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The sun., 1917-09-08
THREE FRENCH SHIPS SUNK.
Submarine Victims of Week All
Over 1000 Tons,

PARIS, Sept. THE off1cial weekly re-
port of French merchantmen sunk by
mines or submarines during the seven
days ended September shows that three
vessels of more than 1900 tons were sent
to the bottom. No vessels In the cate.
cory Of less than 1 500 tons were sunk
One vessel was attacked unsucccssfully
by n submarine. No fishing vessels met
with disaster
The sun., 1917-09-08
DROP POISONED CANDY.
German Aviators Continue Murder
Tactics in France.

MoNTBELIARo. France. Sept. Ger
man aviators are continuing to drop
poisoned candy in this region Some has
been found wrapped up in paper bags
Other poisoned sweets are IN the form Of
chocolate cherries. wrapped up in Lead
coated paper. Strict orders have been
issued TO prevent the consumption OF
this candy.
The sun., 1917-09-08
REVOLT FEARED IN CANTON
Rebels Give Com mand TO Dr. Sun
and Civilians Flee,

PLKIN. Sept. 8 tDelayed) DIR. Sun
Yat-sen has been designated commander
In chief of the army and navy Of a
now military government Of China pro.
claimed by seventy members Of tho dis
banded Chinese Parliament meeting at
Canton
The military Governor Of Canton Is
supporting the Pekin Government.
Fighting between his troops and the
forces OF Sun Yat-sen is feared. Civil
ians in Canton are fleeing to Hong
kong.
The sun., 1917-09-08
REVIEWED BY POINCARE
Americans Present Spectacle OF
Martial Splendor.

AMERICAN TRAINING CAMP ~ FRASCF,
Sept. g. tDelayedD - Wearing their
British trench helmets and looking very
grim and wdrlike the American troops
passed in review before President Poin-
care of the French republic to-day. They
were nassed in great solid squares. and.
marching quickly to spirited American
music, presented a spectacle Of unusual
martial splendor. President Poincare.
addressing the troops later. said that he
had witnessed their demonstration with
great emotion. and felt that events were
ever bringing the French and. American
peoples closer and closer together.
The French President. accompanied by
Paul Painleve, Minister OF War and Ma
rine, Gen. Petain and several other
French Generals. was met at the Ameri
can Field Headquarters by Gen. Pershing
and Gen. Sibert. President Poincare in
spected several American barracks and
billeting quarters in French villages, and
then left to visit some historic spots on
the Marine battlefield
The French Presidents reception was
marked by democratic simplicity. He
WAS dressed IN his familiar blue knicker-
booker suit with leather legginRs, and
wore AS usual. simple blue yachting
cap The review was held on tho top Of
plateau In the American training are,
and when President Poincare and his
party arrived early this morning the
troops were drawn up at attention in
regimental squares, formation whicl
seemed wonderfully formidable. Bands
Stationed here ard there about the re-
viewing field launched into the strains
Of the Marseillaise as the Presidents 5
| aut omobile, flying the French Tricolor,
| appeared over the crest of the steep hill.
Gen. PershinR speaks.
The sun., 1917-09-08
BERNE CONFERENCE DISCLOSED
Central Powers Tried to Dispose
of Chinese Bonds.

LONDON, Sept. THE much talked Of
international conference in Berne has
turned out to be an attempt by the Cen
trail Powers to dispose OF large guam
tity OF Chinese bonds through Swiss
bankers for cash, according to the Cen
tral News correspondent at Zurich.
Bankers interested in the transaction
on applying to Entente financiers were
Informed. 1t Is said. that the transaction
would not he considered unless the Cen
trail Powers purchased Turkish bonds
with the proceeds.
The sun., 1917-09-08
WOULD LEAD REFORMS.
Clerical Centre Party to Back Era
herger Dema nds.

LONDON, Sept. THE Clerical Gem
ire party in tho Reichstag. IT is under
stood from reliable German sources, i'm
order to prevent the initiative In the
movement for parliamentary reform
from falling into the hands Of the So
cialists. will back up firmly the decla-
ration Matthias Erzberger. the party
leader. intends making before the
Reichstag committee. says Reuters Am
sterdam correspondent.
The party, it is said even contem-
plates refusal 10 vote the Govern
ment credits IL its demands are not ac-
ceded to.
The sun., 1917-09-08
PRO-AMERICANISM
Is Is TO 1 IN SENATE
Continued from First Page.

down the Senate withou, even , rc,ord
vote. without even the Question bcirr
mt nv the presidine orircr accented
the Finance Committees r,an and
schedule of rates for the ,ncroase or tho
income tax law
Under tho ,errs 81 tho ,,cor,o t,x
.oc,ior .s ,ccen,ed nv ,h. Sen,,o ,o
d.y tho rrea.ury ;,croner, fro,, me
.a,.,ion ~ m. hi, u.,,, NO tx,o 400 ono
nht,h ada, ., ir,or,a ,,,,,, -,
;,,,, s,.,,,,a, ,,u hr,rr 49, $50, us,
,ra, ra,a,,,a ,ror, in.o,,o 80, a.,
900 900 oon w w
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,..a,. , o'.,n,' aao,os .o va
,..,,,,.. ,,,. .ta, T..u,, ,
o .i.",vn. ,,.
i'"'" '"'H' WV "t'''o"a VI 'nf ''tlu'hE
The sun., 1917-09-08
Foreign Bank 90. Authorized.

/, ALBANY. n. V, Sept. THE Ameri-
can Foreign Ranking Corporation of New
York city. capitalized for 81. 900 900, was
authorized to commence business by
State Superintendent Of Banks skinner
to-day. The surplus Of the corporation
S. 3270,00o. The incorporators are John
Sherwin. Cleveland Levi l.. Rue, Phila-
delphia; Eugene V. Il. Thayer, Boston,
and H. B. Harris and Gerhard NJ Dahl
Of New York city.
The sun., 1917-09-08
Austria Tries to Draft Serb.

GENEVA, Sept. THE Austrian Con-
sul-iencral here has ordered a Serbian
subject to present himself at the con-
sulate for incorporation In the Austrian
army, threatening penalties In case of
failure to appear. The local newspapers
demand the Swiss Government investi-
gate the case.
The sun., 1917-09-08

PARIS. Sept king Albert of Bel
GUM has named Kenneth II Littauer
OF Newark, y. j., an aviator with the
Franco Belgian squadron. IA Knight Of
the Order Of Leopold ", Mr.. Littauor.
who already had the French War Cross,
Is the author Of number Of poems.
The sun., 1917-09-08
ARREST 66 IN RAID.
ReAeral Agents Suspect Slackers
Are I. w. w. Members.
Sescts, DespotcA to TH. suz.

CLEvII.AND. Sept. In . raid on q
A0son poolrooms and coffee houses to-
night, United States secret service
agents, plain clothes men and officers
of the American Protective League ar
rested sixty men, found without draft
Teglstration cards and believed to be
'members OF the ]. w. W.
City Detective Van Uum. assigned to
service for the Department Of Justics
and in charge of the raiding squad,
Subdued one man. who gave the name
Of Charles Haddord. after a night In
which Haddord welded an eight incn
knife.
The sun., 1917-09-08
Russia Resume. Normal Time.

PErRoGRAD, Sept. THE Government
has ordered a return TO normal time
from summer time on October -. new
style calendar Next year the time will
be advanced one hour from March l to
October IL.
The sun., 1917-09-08

Tlo J,SrIno, Brazil. Sept --Amcri-
can sailors from the Atlantic patrol
vcrc among @: 900 troops wh'ch paraded
to-day. Brazil's irdopoudonoc day The
Americans were g"sctod with tho widest
euthusasu along the route
The sun., 1917-09-08
France Asks sa,tao.OoO. 900.

PARIS. sept. 1.--Thc budget commit
tees OF the Chamber Of Deputies have
heguu an examination Of tho war credits
demanded for the final three months OF
1917. The total amounts 10 $3.50, 600
600. Tho hLghcst sInco Tho war hecan.
The sun., 1917-09-08

The Admiralty statement for the week
ended August 2S said three vessels of
more than 1900 tons and one vessel of
less than 1900 tons had been lost by
submarine attacks or through striking
mines
The sun., 1917-09-08
N. Y. Man Fatally Hurt At Front.

OTTAWA, Sept. 7.-To-day's Canadian
casualty list gives the name of W. j.
Cole Of Granville. n. Y. as dying Of
woundS p. w. Kennedy of Kalamazoo,
Mich- who has been reported missing, is
believed to have died.
The sun., 1917-09-08

Numerous attacks OH war hospitals
have been made by German hiers within
the last fortnight. Late in August a hos
pital behind the Verdun lines was
bombed and thirty persons. including
twenty nurses. were killed on Wednes-
day night last there was another attack
on the same hospital nineteen persons
being killed and twenty-s.x wounded in
n systematic effort. which was carried
on with brief intervals during more than
six hours
The sun., 1917-09-08
TWO HARVARD UNITS.
Are on Opposite Sides Of street IN
French Town.

BOSTON, Sept 1.-Two hospital units.
commonly known as Harvard units. are
located in a coast village in France.
Harvard University authorities said to-
day. One IL the original Harvard unit
which began its service in June, 1915.
with DR.. Hugh Cabo: as resident
surgeon. The second unit Is called Har-
ward because a larg part Of its stan
Is composed Of Harvard graduates and
former Harvard Medical School faculty
members but. strictly speaking. 1t is
Base Hospital Unit No. b DR.. Harvey
Gushing Of the Peter Bent Brigham
Hospital stan Is in charge. This organ
iZation sailed last May and is part OF
the American army medical establish
ment.
Letters received here recently stated
that the hospitals. in which two dis
tinguished Boston surgeons operate. are
on different sides Of the principal street
in town near the French coast
The sun., 1917-09-08

No other word OF an engagement of
this size has come from any other source.
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GAS, HEARTBURN,
INDIGESTION Or
A SICK STOMACH.
"Pape's Diapepsin" Relieves Stomach
Distress In Five Minutes.

Time II. Pape's NlapepsIn VIII
sweeten sour. gassy or on, OF o'oe4
stomach within five minutes.
II your meals don't I'll com!or'ahl!
o. what you eat lies like lump OF
lead in your stomach. or II you nave
heart burn, that II usually a sign or
acidity Of the stomach.
Get from your pharmacist Il liliE.
cen; case of papc's piapepSln ana
take a dose just as soor a yon can
There will be no our :isln"s. no
belrhing Of undigcsted food mixed
with acid no stomach gas or heart
burn, fuliness Or hcav% feeling III 'ht
stomach. nausea. d2bilitating head
aches or dizziness. This will all 20.
and besides. there will be no sour FOOD
left over III the stomach 10 poison
your breath with nauSeouS doors.
Papc's niapepsin helps 10 neutral
ize the excessive acid in the. stomach
which is causing the food ferElenta-
tnin and preventing proper dlgestion'
Relinf in tire minutes is waiting
for you III AL drug store.
These large fifty cent cases con-
tain enough "p&pe's DiApepsin" 20 us
ualiv keep The entire family free from
stomach @cidi:y and lis. symptoms OF
indigo dyspepsia. sourne's Eds'
rS. heartburn. ana headache, for manr
months. /, belongs in your home.
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wnllsburY Briefs.

Miss Mamie MccuskeF of Cameron
Ia visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank r.. Foster.
Miss Mary Frgan is i'll at her home
on Yankee street.
Mrs Joseph I.obmiller. Mrs. Thomas
McRoberts and son, Henry George. and
Miss Olive S,cngle were Wheeling call
ers yesterday.
Mrs. a. &. Neville was IL caller in st.
clsirsvillc. Co., yesterday.
Mrs. II. II. Iingling is visiting rela-
tives in Imperial. Pa.
AlouZn Frye ~ Golfers was business
caller yesterday
/ *. Wells returned home after a
visit III Washington. u. &. and Norfolk
Va.
e. NJ. Warden is visiting relatives In
St Clairsvil!". u.
Sheldon Joseph. state humane officer
nf Wl,rrlinx WAS n business caller In
W"llshurE to-day.
w. !. Warden was a business caller IN
N.r""':r" Tuesdn:.
The Wellshurg Chapter Order of
EASTERN star. held social meeting on
Mundav evening. 4 short but entertain
ing program was rendered followed ny
refreshments a large number were
present.
Charles DeVicse. who has heen teie-
vranh operator at Wheeling Junmtion
Inns been transferred to Beech Bottom
taking the place Of G. Randle who has
resigned TO accept "A post with western
railroad.
Born. on Mondny. September. @4,h. to
D,puty sheriff and Mrs. John VI. Brown
81 son. Reports from the bedside OF Mrs,
Brown nre very favorable.
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McMechen Briefs

David Henry, Of Warrington. Is
spending vacation here the guest OF
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Henry
of Marshall street.
Mrs. Frank Earnshaw and two chill
dren. Of Washington. d. G., are tho
guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Keller Of Garfield street.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Shalvey have
returned from honeymoon spent III
eastern cities.
Miss Rosetta Doyle. OF this city. mas
accepted position with the Is. d o.
Railroad company. Miss Doyle assun-
ed her duties yesterday.
MIR Wellman. dispatcher at the Nc
Merhen car barn is spending a vacation
William krffrr of this city leaves
shortly for MorEantown. where he Will
enter the state university.
Halstcd West. of this city. is spending
several days in Washington. u. G.. at
tending 10 business matters.
John Horn who has been the guest
Of relatives In the south during the
greater part of the summer. is visiting
at his home here. Mr.. Horn was called
In this city on account OF tho death OF
his uncle. the late Edward Lemons.
Friendship Castle, No. :, knights OF
the Golden Eagle will hold II bushes:
meeting this evening in the lodge quar-
1crs In the McMcChcn building.
Miss Ruth Gump. Of Clnrkshurg. is
the guest of Miss Clara Wilson. OF
South Marshall street.
commencement exercises Of the Fifth
Teachers Training class Of the Church
Of God Sunday school nj this city. will
he held Thursday evening in the church
auditorium.
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Personals and Briefs.

Miss Rose Herman of Cleveland O..
has returned home after visiting South
Benwood relatives.
Misses Helen and Fern Lewis. Of Raj
timore, Nd. have returned home after
visiting friends in South Ecnwood.
Miss Elizabeth koltz OF RusgS Run Ia
visiting friends and relatives in Sisters
willie.
Mrs. Harry O'Eeil Of North 3cnwooJ
is visiting Pittsburgh relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. r. J. Hallon of Lost
Creek. are visiting North Benwood relr-
tives.
Miss Anita CHASER OF Martins Terry
is visiting South Bcnwood relatives.
Miss Cecilia ONcil of North Benwood.
Is a Moundsville visitor.
Mrs. Ferd Stolz Of Akron. is spending
few days with North Renwool rela-
tlves.
Misses Lena and Edna Schmidt IF
Youngstown, are South Bcnwood visit
orS.
Miss Lillian Martin OF North Ben
wood. Is recovering from an Illness Of
several days.
Walter Landers OF Water street. Is
improving after an illness.
Tied" Landers OF Water street. will
leave Sunday to visit the boys at Camp
Lee.
Miss Esther Fleming OF West Wheel
ing Is the guest Of Miss Lillian Nc
Combs Of Water street
Miss Rose Curry Of Shadyside. IL
visiting friends and relatives in South
enwood
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HEARD ARGUMENT IN
CASE OF SH0WALTER

MART1NSECRG. VI. Va. Sept. 20
In the federal "u:irI her" rri& aftrrnooit
Judge charls :. Wood Beard arSu-
rrrniS on IN" motion to So: aside us
verdict and grant Il n"A 'r!@l IL the ''aSe
AZ Howard ". Shj':'!i''". former vice
president of HE r'Iif't :>atiH"al bank OF,
l.. .tinun;. wE5 y : N".'' '''n'hlGcH'
rf misHpplcHiinE u funds "f the bank
after scnsul ional trial OF 10 days.
Judge Wood will hand down his decision
upon the motion in about two weeks e
During the past four days OF the fed-'
era! court IS cases involving violations.
Of the federal law. AMI indictments for,
robbery, forgery and other offcnscs have
been disposed Of by Judge Dayton. In
almost all these cases p"as Of guilty.
were entered and the sentences ranged
from one day in Jail to TWO years IN
the cen" ~
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Unsanitary Diaries Here.

According To q preliminary verbal re-
mort submitted to council by CRY Ncter!-
marian DR.. r. II. Gardner. the new milk
supply in this city is drawn from num-
her of unSanitary dairies. The investi-
CATION conducted recently by DR.. Gard
ner has. however. not been completed
and no complete report is available. so
far Or. Gardner has found but one sani-
tary dairy in this county.
The quality of the milk here. however
in the test for butter fats has been
found to be uniformly good. and curious
~ enough some Of the most unsanitnrF
dairies have furnished the best quality
of milk. The test thus far conducted
shows that the mix dispensed In this
city averages about per cent butter
fat, which Is slightly above the normal
in most cities.
Many Of the dairymen. according to
DR.. Gardner have announced their inten-
tons of reconstructing their dalries
along strictly modern and sanitary lines
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LAURIAT FLIES FROM
ITALY TO ENGLAND

LONDON. Sept. "4.-Cuptain Lauriat,
one Of the most daring Italian aviators.
who has twice been decorated with MILL
tary medals for valor. accompanied by
nm observer made the first Italy to Eng
land flight today. repeating the feat In
1910 of the late George Chavez IN cross
ins the Alps. Captain Lauriat covered
700 English miles in .f22 minutes HIS
machine. which is n new type started
from Turin this morning. Captain Lau-
rint flew at 4 height oc 10000 feet. He
encountered high wind. fog banks. rain
storms and cloude on the route which
Law over Modnnc and Culoz in south
eastern France. thence over the French
battle lines in northern France TO cape
Gris-Ncz and thence across the Ehshsh
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WELLSbURC


wELLSBURG. W. Va Sept. 25.-.A
telegram late Tuesday afternoon from
George S r-arrimore. ut Camp Lee. Viz.
ginia. conveys the information that the
soldiers from Brooke county har" h"'1l
transferred to the Supply Company OF
the 314th regiment Of field artillery.
The work OF operating supply hase nj
the front Is among the most imp"rtar:
and also dangerous work required "r
men. The Brooke county boys were as
signed to this work. oecausH "f their
apparent strength and character. ne
last Of the men in the camn have hH' T
lnnoculated with typhoid serum. They
have been uniformed and look like RAJ
soldiers. Monday they took n four mtle
hike and proved their walking ability.
Supplies are daily being received. and the
camp is taking on more war-ltkc att'-
tude each day.
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Mouudsyills Briefs,

Mr., and Mrs. l.. NJ Basehoar and
daughter. of Hagerstown, Md. are the
guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Purdy, Of Ninth street.
Francis Lowery, Cedar avenue is the
guest Of Car-eron relatives.
Miss Rosamond Merrick. ruurth street
Ia the guest Of Mrs. Van Parriott at
Grave Creek.
r. G. Hammond and family have re-
turned from visit with Pittsburgh
friends and relatives.
Mrs. W. c. Ferguson of Second street
left yesterday for Columbus. o.. being
called there on account Of the death OF a
relative
Miss Alice Pierce has returned from
pittsburgh. where she spent several
weeks with relatives.
Miss Myrtle Sheets has returned from
a visit with Grafton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jefferson and
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son are visiting with Beeler's Station

son are visiting with Beeler's Station
relatives.
Wiley Francis, Of Limestone spent
Yesterday here attending 10 business
matters.
Miss Thelma Scroggins. Wellsburg. Is
the guest OF friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schwob. OF Elghth
street. have as their guest her father.
Mr. King. of Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Albert Drew and two daughters
have returned to their home In Indiana
polls, Ind, after n several weeks Visit
with DR.. ]. W. Hickey.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Levi Blake and May Crow. botn or
Alkaline, and Robert y. ANDERSON ara
beatrice NJ. Gadd. both Of Reader. Wet
zel county. Mr. Anderson is n soldier in
the army service.
David Henry. of McMechen, spent yes
terday here with friends.
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BENWOOD
.N1ss =
Council Proceedings

Last evening at the regular tort-
nightlv meeting Of the city council
-esolnt;on extending thanks to all those
who had participated in the patriotic
norade on Thursday. September 20th
VAS adopted
The mayor was instructed to arrange
for another parade for the eonscripteo
Young men Of this city who are scneoul-
al 70 leave on October 3rd.
City Clerk Frank Brannen was IN,
s.ructed to write to Governor Corn"el'
asking his permission that the conscript-
cd boys may board the train in TINS CITY
instead Of at Moundsville-
The city pay roll covering Claims
amounting to little over sooo' was
nassed.
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per cont. Tn" raHlpS are not in CnndI-
ton I" rrreiv" SUCH iargr numbers or
men. and ia u""utitN at cl"thiHg. blank
cts. &n1'.S. etc, n.y. short.
Th" l!r"nk'. county quota will there
IT,: ln cut fr"ln mon u half tEit
number TIL. prrS'n. instructions ara
70 send them sonnet IN" h"iw"rn the Srl
and Ith uf bC;Ob"r.- final instructions
aS tn datH and Zinc al rnlarinnrui Will
b. sent Inter.
The draft tl"nr,i lrr@ rlr"a!y srnt "ut
notices :" 'lr il"u /" h":l themselves
in readiness for IL" ncN' rnlrainmrni.
hi, Viii not send out the :as; n",irr until
tinal instructions are civ"U
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Pvthinn Club.

AT Mondays meeting Of the Evening
Star Lodge. No. 10. Knights Of Pythtas.
the organization OF a club was proposed
for the purpose OF doing something
worth while for the Marshall county
hovs who have enlisted or been selected
for the service of Uncle Sam. Foioaet
Joseph Manhood will act as head cnatr'
800 a,d charles Rider, Jr.. as cecretaly
,ntu erter the club has been fully or
Gan!zed. -,
The following committee will meet
this evening In the home 81 Edward
cooer on Main street 20 discuss me
matter more fully: Thomas Martin.
chairman: l.. ". Srhad. Charles Rider
Sr s F. 1ustus and Edward Cooey
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MITE S. w. Wilson Dead.

Yesterday afternoon NJ go O'clock NJ
thc family residence on Second street
occurred the death Of Mrs. ). W. wilson
we'll known and highly esteemed resident
nI this city Mrs. Wilson has been SIGN
hut a short time. Death was due ~
complication at discusses.
Mrs. Wilson is survived by her nus
hand and seven children: Mrs. h. n
Brown. Limestone; Mrs. +. W. Buseman
Newark: Mrs. H. II. Owns. Martins Fer
nv: Mrs. Willis II Spoon city; Misses
Esta and Clara at home and one son'E
Wilson. also ut home.
Funrra! arrangements are as yet in
culnplctc.
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R-..urn Dance.

\ dance will hr ;;i""n o.. Thursday
evening 1t lac "!iy n..l ~. IN" young
m"n u: tn" city. vii" wrt" lin" honor
encsIS given ry llw iahir:: ~. Tuesday
evening. Stnt':np'r iNtH ArrahS"ncnL>'
have been nlaG" iur TN nHS!c ana III
vi,a,iofis arr nnw being ISSUED. rh" in
tcrrst IN danC:aE IN thus ri!% seems IL
II" rcviving dEi IL" dances 20 tar have
been well attended. ':hc affair Tnur;-
day evening gives nrIin,S" fheing Il
Very pleasant and successful.
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Thomas NJ. Jones ct nj TO EuGenia Car
lille. Land in St. Gainesville. Considera-
ton S10.0h.
D. J. Applrgarth and Lilly NJ. Apple
garth to J. l.. Witrhcy and Charles
Witchey. Land in Wheeling township.
Consideration $l.0O.
Louis Minct and Virginia Minet 10
Zigmond Tozsa and Ester Tozsa. Land
in Colcrain township. Consideration
$4,000.
Herman G. Wciske and Mary a.
Weiskc to Ida 3. Jones. Land In Pcase
township. Consideration $1,000.
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Jemen Ritchie,

James Rltrhie. aged 81 years. OF In
dependence. Pa. and employed at tho
Foundation company works at Beech
Bottom. died of pneumonia mt the North
Wheeling hospital, Wheeling. on Sunday.
September card. Funeral services were
held AT the independence N. E. church.
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Tho
body was laid TO rest in the church
burylng ground.