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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
THOUGHT WOMAN
MAS A BURGLAR
MRS. MARY ANDERSON REPORTED
TO HAVE Admitted SHE SHUT
MRS. JANE FOSTER.
Albert Foster, husband Of wounded
Woman Calls at Hospltal-She
Cannot Survive.

Mrs Mary Anderson, charged win
Shu6ting Mrs. Jane Foster ut the Ander-
son home les Baltimore street. carly
Sunday morning. has retained Attorney
=. e. Roycc To defend her. She was IN
consultation with Mr.. Royce for about
TWO hours yesterday morning. Mrs An
dcrSon refuses 10 discuss the shooting.
It is reported. She is occupying cell
in the tower OF the county jail. Her
son. aged about fourteen years. en-
pluycd in Il local bookstore, was the
only person To call At the Jail 10 sec
her yesterday. excepting Mr.. Boyce.
She greeted her son affcctionately. APP
parcntly she seems 10 b" little disturbed
about the condition IF Mrs. Foster. who
was reported early this morning 10 DC
IL; u most critical condition. and ii is
irli"v"d that she will SURVIVE only n
few hours ar until tonight At the
longest.
lu.iAwa -).I: Il e" 4 g.: l2S45666
1t was reported from the Ohio Valley
general hospital. to where Mrs. Foster
vas removed shortly after being shot
by Mrs. Anderson. ii is alleged that AL
bert Foster. her husband a conductor in
tho local Baltimore and Ohio yards.
called TO see her about three o'clock yes
tCrday afternoon. 1t is said that this
Mrs. Foster recognized him and lapscd
into unconSCipuSness. She Is gradually
growing weaker. Her several sons and
daughters were near her bedside yester-
day and last night and were doing all
they could To relieve her suffering.
Mrs. Anderson IS said In have given
on; I statement yesterday that she
thought Mrs. Foster was Il burglar when
she was standing at the door Of her
home preparing e. knock upon the door.
when she fired two shots into hcr back
Mrs. Anderson formerly lived In ZauIe$-
Yillr and later in E"llarc. Ohio. Sh,
was divorced some time ago from a man
by the name Of Green She has been
n fluEwoman at the Thirty-third street
p. L. Q. crossing. She was employed by
the same company rs Foster. 1t is re-
ported that she will not discuss lhr
question whether Foster was in H."
home Sunday morning when Mrs. Foster
was shot.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
Terms Of the Russo
German ArmiStiCe

PETROGRAD. Sunday. Dec. 16.-The
terms of the Eusso-Gcrman armistice'
according tn statement issued here.
obliratc transfercncc of troops until
January II january ], Russian); no
increase Of troops on the fronts or on
the islands in the Moon Sound or re-
grouping OF forces. The Germans are
not To concentrate troops between the
Black Sea and tho Baltic east OF the
18th degree OF lonEiLiid" cast Of Green
wich. Intercourse between the troops
may be allowed from sunrise To sunset.
Groups arc limited To IS persons at a
time who may exchange newspapers
and unsealcd mails and who may carry
on trade and exchange articles of prime
necessity
A special agreement will be made by
the naval general staff. regarding the
extension of tho trnstcc to the White
sea and the Russian const in the Arctic
zone: IT is agreed also that attacks on
war and commercial vessels must stop
in these regions in order TO avoid at
lacks in other. seas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
LAWYERS HELP WITH
DRAFTEES' QUESTIONS
First Group Of Attorneys Sit In City
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ouIst Yes
terdAy.

From o'clock yesterday morning UNI
til 10 o'clock last night a group OK
Wheeling lawyers were on duty in the
city council chamber to assist oil draiA
tees in filling in their questionnaircs
and to give them any necessary IN
structions. Yesterday was the first day
for the lawyers to sit. Every day for
twcnty-scven days from o'clock in the
morning until 10 o'clock ut night diff
fcrent group Of drafted attorneys Will
sit TO help the draftces with their ques-
ton blanks.
There were about twenty-five draf-
tees 10 call yesterday for instructions.
part Of the first five per cent Of
the qucstionnaires sent out last Satur-
day. Another five per cent will be sent
out by the draft boards until all the
work Of rc-registcrinG the 5000 drat-
tees in Ohio county il completed.
The first draftee to appear before
tho lawyers this morning was Leo r.
Hamm Of Hawthorne avenue Edgwcod.
clerk ut Stone and Thomas He was
instructed by Attorney Nelson c. Hub
bard. The other attorneys who sat
yesterday were Count Ratcliffe. Ed
Inund Jones' Austin B. Wood. Charles
J. Schuck and W. J. Cotton. Walter
Worls is the sergeant-at-arms
The group of lawyers to report for
today's duty arn Judge H. c. Hervey.
n member OF the legal advisory board.
and the following associates George {.
Bcnckc. chairman; Joseph Handlan.
Clyde F. Amos. Thomas 3. Foulk.
Charles S Morrison. John N. Ritz.
John A. Howard, and Frank AcMahan.
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lust GOT OUT OF JAIL,
NOW "JIM" is IN ARMY
"Suster" Driver VIII Have Some Set.
ting Up Exercises Instead OF "Set-
tin Down.

After being NTH" county jail for the
past six months IN L rharg" "l partici-
,ya;ing in a hold up gum" IN Alley g. Il
man who was about The most rlntcu
negro ne could find i'll years jour
ncy. hccair$r he was discharged from
custody when arraigmcd in the criminal
.nurI the other day. had The dainpcr put
IN his happy enthusiasm yesterday.
when he WAS brought before another
Judge. who happened 20 he Judge Il" ,.
NuEcrkrr, chairman of the city oi
Wheeling draft hoard. and who informed
one James Driver that Uncle Sam now
needed his services. aS he WAS forthwith
ordered to report At Camp Lee. where ne
will he given some setting up instead
of "scttin' down exercises. which
James has been doing for some time in
tho naslilc of ohio county.
james remarked with considerable
emotion when ordered To camp: "Gll.
if this ere ain't a case uf juI<.n nutrn
the rryin' pan into the fire my name
amt James Driver: am't there no lib
huty for !, rolurrd gentleman, whar Mr..
Lincoln any way these heah days."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
ST. CLAIRSVILlE
Realty Deeds Filed Monday

Clarence t. Taylor ind wife to Wal
to N'"Iians. Lend in Rtchland town
slip. Consideration sl.00.
1nI..c! n McliclvcT tr Emma &.
NJ Erllay. Lend in Shadysdc. Consid
craliun sl.Ho.
=. A. Ba,ros and wife Ia William I.
Smith. Lind ir Burnesvilc. Consid"ra-
ton 81 10.
Nrnin NJ. Clary ct al to Stephen ~
ShrrrM ct nj. Land in Uniont"wn. Con-
sldcr.t ton Sl5n.nh.
M1rknret Mckrlvcy ct nj t. william
*. 'u.'d. Land in Smith township.
r~.nSin, rAtiCr $T%n3.0n.
Mnrqaret Mckrlvcy to William Is.
add | ard in Smith township. Con-
"idc-a iinn Sl9"'.0h.
S \. (. pichcns ri al !" s. II. Robbins.
LAM N PcaSr township. Consideration
310F.uh.
\ +. Alexander and wife 10 Willard
ImrcjGy. Land in Pultney township
Consideration &ln.n6.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
MARTINS FERRY
Wartime Christmas Eve,

The illumination In tho home windows
planned for Christmas Eve. December "a.
by the American Red Cross appeals
strongly tn the imagination and TO the
instructive impulse toward Christ that
the season brings. This patriotic Incl
dent will mean many and different
things TO many people. To some it will
mean n lighting Of a candle for the boys
away from home. 4 placing Of beacon
in the window TO guide his return.
To others it will be display Of right
eous strength in our cause. Still others
will see in ii the sign Of hope. to all who
suffer whether from wounds in battle
or from the disasters Of civil life
For effectiveness. this ushcring in OF
the dny of Christs birth by tho Red
Cross will lack nothing. The brief
pause in preparations for strife to bring
about tn. miracle, furnishes the psyche
logical moment.
The materials have the merit Of ex-
IRENE simplicily-a paper Rcd Cross
flags. 4 lighted candle n lamp or nm
electric flash light.
Al TAO the homes will bc darkencd
the flags hung in the window. the cam
dies behind them. AS the CROSSES show
through the light, the church bells and
chimes will peal out and fathers and
mothers sisters and brothers. will
breathe n prayer FOR the absent ones and
tho soldiers and sailors everywhere
That is all.
Tho worth OF this approaching event
is found both In the numerical strength
of the Red Cross mosnbcrS represented
md the beneficial reaction that will he
tho experience Of all that take part. To
join in this event and then set about
trimming the Christmas tree for the
children will make the perfect Christ
mas Eve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
B. & @. WILL CUT
COMMON DIVIDEND
I, Tho 1ptc)lirenC.r

Special u The lrtclligenccr
BALTIMORE. Md, Dec. 1.-The Bal
:imore L. Ohio railroad company is to
cut it's dividend on the common stock
az thu board meeting Wednesday. il
was reported to-day. The belief IS that
tho road will b. compelled 10 take such
action IN view oil existing circum-
stances. not tn" least OF which is that
IN" L. x q. is earning less than five per
cent on its common stock. Some Two
years ago thu dividend was cut from
six 10 five ;,rr rcnt. and now the pros
ptct Of further reduction seems IN
IlvUidau!r The board meeting was
,schedlilrd tor December .G. the last
"Wednesday in tn" month. but has been
advanced a. before Christmas because
If difficulty in securing a quorum dur
ing the holidays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
HARRIS RESIGNS AS
FLEET BOARD HEAD

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1T.-Rear Nd
miral Frederick r. Harris. recently APP
pointed General manager IF the Ship
ping Boards Emergency Fleet corpora
ton today asked to be relieved of that
duty and returned TO his post rs chief
Of thc navy'S bureau of yards and docks.
His request will be granted. and
Charles \. PieZ. Chicago engineer.
vice president of tn" Emergency Fleet
corporation Will be named 10 succeed
linn.
While no official announcement hats
been made as to ADMIRAL Harris reason
for surrrndcrinE the task. which he AZ
stunned less Than a month ago. il is SAID
he did not find tho work cunHcnial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
Latham Onseduies.

SCckHANEON. W. Va. Dec. lit
was announced this afternoon that f"-
neral services for col. Geo. L. Latham
r,is,i1 war veteran and last survivor or
thu delegates 20 IN" Wheeling ""n'en-
ian ut which the movement 'o form The
s,Ate Of West Virginia MAS taum"t""
wal BE- held "Wednesday iIit"rn""n' at
. t'clock. at his home. The, ';rand Army
~ the Republic will have chars" 81 tn"
funeral evxerris"S II III" home. alter
which the Masonic order viii tax
charge. Intcrmeut vii! be. IN !t"av"f'"r
cemetery. Buckhannon.
Col. Latham is survived hy his wife
and eight children. four sons and t"nr
daughters. namely: W. T.. :: o. f"'rr"
r. Jr. J. Frank; Mrs. l.. ". Bartlett.
Mrs. w. A Flanagan. Mrs. L." Darling
b and Miss Julia. Nineteen grand
ldrcn also Surviv" All children and
nd-rhildrcn arc hrrc for the funeral
ept one. Frank BARTLETT. vino IS III
ming at army camp in Alahatna.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
EXEMPTIONS FOR CASH
DEALS NOW ALLEGED

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. l7.-Back
of the arrest Of \. Joseph Schur. nation
al army draft appeal agent for u local
division. and Maurice L. Snitkin, a law
yer. charged in u federal grand jury in.
dirtmcnt with conspiracy I" ohstruct the
draft laws. is Snd By federal authurI-
tics Ia have been II scheme 10 obtain
for n, money consideration exemptions
for persons coming from New York t.
indianapolis for the purpose OF being
exempted here. The names Of New
York men are not mentioned in the IN
dictment, being included under divers
persons unknown to tho grand jury" but
federal officials said today that crid"ncn
they held indicates two men came here
from New York.
Schur and Sritkin were placed under
arrest Saturday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
.bELLAIRE
campaiRn ProRrssItnG.

The Red Cross Christmas drive was
launched throughout Belmont county
yesterday Most Of the people in charge
OF selling OF the memberships were un-
able to get started until afternoon. but
nevertheless, quite n few new members
were secured. Bellalrc had 50 member
ships and the total return last evening
for tho county WINS Is memberships.
Rev. F. l.. Erect. secretary OF the
county organization. Is very optimistic
concerning the outcome and predicts that
Belmont county will get its required
Quota
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
B'Nai Birth Convention

rhr convention of the B'Nai Birth.
which will b.. ono of the biggest Things
OF III" kind in the annals Of WhrrllaS.
viii "p..n her" Gn January 21th. ana WIZ
last for four days. MIR. Leon Is. stem
wh" is "hair!naU "f the arrangements
committee. has received ""ra t''a'
Rabbi \. H. Silver. " no MAS the luriiI"'
head of thu. E.nn street Temple. ana vi"
l. tny: heated in Cleveland. and who had
= great deal to de- In bringing the con-
y.u;Iun hrr" will b. III Wheeling tur
that date.
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Zenas Crane

DALTON. Mass, Dec. 17.-Zcnas
Crane. Il paper manufacturer. director
of several railroads and brother Of
Former United States Senator w:
Murray crane. died today. aged -
Years II" served as a member at Gov
crnor Kubinson's council in 1855. and
1854. The Boys Club aud Crane 1nlr-
scum Of history and art were gifts from
Mr.. Crane to the city Of PittSiicld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
Gem mon Pleas Court

In III r:Sr "a! tn" STATE of Ohio Va.
l.rsi.f West. charged with cutting and
SIahrrie with intent To kill and wound.
on uDmiay. moIi"n Of The prosecuting
?lturnu, Tive frlnunua part nf the
I. ha x, wnS u"llird and defendant with
,lrcw fnrm"r plea of not guilty and on
tered plea If guilty Of thc crime Of as
SAT Il md hTlIcry.
bivurrr %uil filed entitled Ellsworth
1arluw W. blanche BARLOW. Action for
rlirn,," on ground IF "Xtrrm" cruelty.
,;.,rr,. Cork is attorney for the plain
IF
!. T.. ruulua. plaintiff vs.. Frank De-
i'aI.la Action for money. amount
,lninrd >6in.nh. Cnwrn & Walker, at
inIury:; FIR plaintif.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
STATE RESTS CASE

it1EMGNT W. Va. Dee. l1.--Th'
state rested It's r:I:i'' Ilt!% evening la til"
rnsr OF Walter T:inniiit"r for tn" muir
10 81 Fernando Thorn and Harvey
i!ayllurSt. which has hold the ATTENTION
Of the circuit court tho past week. To-
day partial Ambulance Of the confession
of Cannuttc WAS allowed hv Judge Hay
rnond to b" given before Tie jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
FULTON MAN FIRST TO
RETURN QUESTIONABLE

Albert f. Young Of Seventh street,
r'ultou. accompanied BY his Wif", an
prarcd carly yesterday morning nr pr.
john l.. Dickcy'S offiCc carrying his
uurgtiounaire nllcI out. lie was she
first tiraflec 10 return his Hu"%l!nnnalrc
uf the first fly" per cent Of question
blanks sent out last Saturday hy lar.
Dickcy. chairman nj the Ohio county
draft huarul.
Tho questionable" was filled in by
Attorney T.. i. Kline. 1t showed that
Mr. Young was married and had It wife
and several children.
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Mrs. Jacob Hobstetter

The funeral services FOR Mrs. Rather
inc. Hobstett-r widow of the late Jacob
HS tetter. will he held from the tamilS
home at SIS Thirty-hrSt street. tomorrow
afternoon. at " o'clock. and interment
Will be made "A, Greenwood. Rev. \. Z.
Roche will officiate.
Mrs. HobSte,,er passed away Monday
mNrufns at 3 o'clock. She was IN her
eikhtieth year.
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Morel Funeral To-day.

Funeral services for the late Disire
Morcl. we'll known Frenchman. who died
Sunday. after n lingering illness. will be
conducted this afternoon from the home
ut Lansing. Tho services will be In
charge Of Rev. w W. Long, pastor Of
;hr West BridgGp0rt. NJ. l.. church. and
intcrmeni will br in Linwcod cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
BRIDGEPORT
Kennedy Funeral Monday.

Tho last sad rites FOR The Iatn Mrs.
Milton F. Kennedy. who died at her
homo in Pennington. Friday morning.
were conducted yesterday afternoon.
from the home. Tho services were IN
charge Of Roy. Fred y. Wise, pastor or
tho Adena Presbyterian church. and In
tcrmcnt wns in Pennington cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
GLASS PLANTS RESUME

TLARKSBURC;. W. VA. Dec. IL
I',v. hand window glass manufactur-
ing plants Resumed operations here To-
.lav after Il Suspension Of II week 'rauS"f'
hy thu. natural Is shortage. 1T Is SAID
Il way" loss Of approximately $l".""
was ,;,rlsrd Tho plants employ II totai
IF 100 workers..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
SULLIVAN RECOVERING

II was announced at the ohio Valley
General hospital last night. that Jess
". Sullivan. at Charleston. who umh"r-
went an operation for appendicitis last
Wednesday,. Is recovering; and was rest
ing as we'll as could h." expected.
MIR. Sullivan who is secretary of tn
siatr council Df defense WAS .'nr"ut" Ia
this city whom StrirkcM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
Miners Complain.

The miners west uf the city are COM
rlaining on account ur loss Of so much
lime. due Ia the shortage Of cars. Last
week the miners employed ut the Loran
coal & Dock Company mines were only
credited with one full day. the other
lime being lost on account of no cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
womAn'B War Council

Mis- Elizabeth Hyatt. secretary OF the
Y W. C. A.. at Steubcnvillc. was In this
city Yesterday in behalf Of the National
Y. W. c. A.. war council. Miss Hyatt Is
general secretary and has charge OF
seven districts. including twelve coun-
ties.
Arrangements were made with the
women Of Bellaire 10 hold = meeting In
regard to thu war council. January 5.
Mrs. s. o. Cummins will ACT as chair
man,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
OBITUARY
Charles Bender

Fdnnral S.rI;"rS will he held tom"r>
Is afternoon from TIL" place OF death
al . FIorId;. avenue Tor Charles II. Ben
DEF .estccm"d Resident wh" passed away
Sunday evening. The Rev. J. l.. lSlrd.
pastor OF tn" Thompson II. +. church
will officiate. and intcrnicnt Will Do
INSIDE in Greenwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
Jacob Jones.

MOBILE Ala. Dec. l7.-Jacob Jones.
said TO be the oldest station agent
Insthe United States. died suddenly yes
te7day at Sur"an"chr'. Miss. whrrc he
had been since the town was established
by the Mobile ard cha" road before tho
Gtil war.
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@. A Carother 8.

CLARkSHURG. W. Va, Dec. l7.-Tu-
hercu,oSis caused the death last night
Of George y. Caroihers. g.. Il brother Of
Mrs. Eta Myers. OF Whecling.at his
home on Sycamore street The widow
and two daughters survive. the latter
being Mrs. Albert Madison and Miss
Bertha Carothcrs of this city.
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Services will hc held this afternoon at
" o'clock. for John Morgan McCoiloch.
Sn. who PASSED away FRIDAY. ana rn-
tefment will be mad. ut brentwood. the
services will bs held from the late hrr'e
ati 210 South Penn street. anu Key
clarence T.. Allen. pastor OF tn" FOURTH
sTieet II. f.. church will oificiat".
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CLARkSHCRG. W. Va. Dec. 1I.-ars'
Sarah Stark. 81. wife OF 4 prominent re-
tired Harrison county farmer. died to-
day at her home near Middlerllse or
,;:IA.. ST.. The husband and three sons
survive. the latter being Atwel. Alonzo
and Ira.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
|NRS,:FOSTER|S
NEAR. DEATH

Mrs. Jane Foster, who is alleged to
have been shot twice in the back Sum-
day morning by Mrs. Mary Anderson,
was reported to be dying in the Ohio
Valley General hospital at $3.50 o'clock
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
Marriage Licenses

Dnn RI Car Miss. age Il and E"SH
Peril. are - both "f N"Gl.
I'LL lam T.. Shepherd ag" Is, and lliIda
May Euby. age Ii. both Of MorriSt"wn.
Mihr :I"Nvr"ad@l;i age Il and Roma
Voc rgrd -. both Of I'airmont.
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CHILD DIES.

WiiiI,n!. tho seven year olH son OF DIT.
ANA Mrs. William Mc''r"ady. Of Mozart.
..asS,.d away at tho OH" Valley general
huspi,,l las, nigh at midnight. Death
wa; caused hy pneumonia.
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Tra-Ee funeral

Tomorrow. afternoon 1T o'clock. VIII
be. held the services for Mrs. Carolina
F>Sanke. from the hcu,: Of her daughter
on South Jacob street. and lntertncEt
Will be n,adr in Greenwood. Mrs. fFanA'
rs4sed away Sunday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18
CURES COLD IN CHINA.

LAXATIVE EROMO QClNlNE tab
lets remove the cause. l.. ". Groves
signature on box. SOC.
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BridFeport Briefs.

i Mrs. Clinton Thompson Of Cleveland
! is in the city for n few days calling on
| friends and relatives.
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Q~1 Hinrnan

G,ARESRRERG. W. Va. Dec. IL
David Hinzman. 70. is dead atthe home
Of A. J. Lawson. a son in law a. Weston
aftsa q long illness OF cancer. He for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-18

Jnmcs. young son Of Postmaster and
Mrs J. r Blackford. is laid up at his
home suffering from injuries sustained
Sunday. 'rhen he fell on mail sack rack
at the local postoffice,
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Mcst This EYeuin1.

The regular meeting Of tho Ladies'
Aid society or the South Bellairc ". T.
church Will DO held this evening In the
basement OF tho church. Following the
business . social session vim - held.
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Mrs c. r. Wcllbaum and son Of Akron
are expected here today for Walt with
her mother, Mrs, 7. G. Nicholson.
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Mrs Qnrah StRrx

merry lvedat jefferson. Ohio. famil!
survives him.