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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
Auctions Will Not Be Stopped Be.
cause of Influenza,

Several Inquiries have been made
in regard to the possibility of the
county board of health stopping farm
sales and auctions while the influen-
"a epidemic was still dangerous. DIR.
A. F. Kemp, chairman of the board,
stated this afternoon that he did not
consider such a step necessary. AS
long as the people observe due eau
ton and do not congregate inside
buildings it is not thought that there
will be any danger for gatherings of
this kind. Influenza is very light in
the rural districts as general
thing. Auction sales are the delight
OF the candidates. They are as thick
at these sales as bees are around
the noneysuckles.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
American Casualties.

Washington, d. C. October 49,
The war department issued casu-
atty list today in which 351 casual
ties were reported. The Minnesota
men are as follows: Died of wounds
received in action, Corporal Arthur
w. Rock, St. Paul; Wounded
severely, Private Carpenter F. Buck,
Winona; missing in action, Private
Leonard w. Lyons, Stephen; Private
Martin A. Feigum, Glenwood;
Wounded severely, Private Dave
Singer, Minnesota Lake; Private
William A. Sprague, Minneapolis;
Private Elmer c. Wienbar, Wendell;
Wounded degree undetermined, Priv
ate William III. Berg, Duluth; Miss
ing in action, Private Nels Bakken,
Minneapolis; Private MILFORD Jeno,
Lonsdale.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
Rev. o. J. Arthur and Mrs. a.
Wentworth Receive Sad News.

Rev. Q. J. Arthur, and Mrs A. J.
Wentworth, have received the sad
news of the death of their grand
mother, Mrs. C.. j. Gustafson, which
occurred Wednesday at Lafayette.
Minnesota. Mrs Gustafson was
one Of of the pioneer residents of
this county, having lived here since
1870. Rev. Arthur and Mrs. Went
worth will attend the funeral services
which will be held at Bernadotte on
Sunday afternoon. Deceased was also
the grandmother of Mrs. 8. S. Boman
of this city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
William More Of Near MapIeton
SIashed His Throat SeyerJv.

The many friends of William More
will regret sincerely to know that he
is now in hospital at Mankato with
very little hopes of recovery, says
The Mapleton Enterprise. A few
weeks ago Mr.. More suffered a stroke
of paralysis from which it was not
thought he would recover, but he fin
ally regained strength and has been
up and about some. During all the
time he has been very melancholy
and worried because of financial af-
fairs and that his boys were to be Sc
lected for the army service when
needed upon the farm. Tuesday morn
ing matters reached a climax when
he arose early and taking a razor
drew it across his throat severing the
wind pipe, but not reaching the juglar
vein as anticipated. Dr. Kruger was
called and later DR.. Bomberger The
two physicians decided that it was a
case needing hospital attention and
called up DR.. Holman at Mankato who
asked that Mr.. More be brought to
the hospital where he could have the
best of attention. 1t is feared, how
ever, that his life cannot be saved as
he is very weak and in poor health.
Mr.. More is one of our most promi-
nent farmers, owns nearly a thousand
acres of land, and has ever enjoyed
the respect and confidence of the en-
tire community where he has lived
for half century.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
VETERAN TRAVELLING ]
man PASSES away
P. H. KELLY LONG TIME ON
ROAD AS SALESMAN
Unknown In This Section;
Splendid Citizen Called to
Beyond

Peter H. Kelly, an esteemed old
resident of Mankato, whose home was
at los Hanover street, died at I'm
manuel hospital yesterday afternoon
at 1870 o'clock, following a serious
illness of four years duration. He
underwent an operation last Friday in
the hope of relieving his sufferings,
but medical skill was powerless to
save him. His death was caused by
paralysis, and a complication of other
troubles.
Mr.. Kelley was born on farm near
Columbus, Ohio, ON June z, 1850, and
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin HiIIbrand
Among the Fire Sufferers.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mailman have
received card from Mrs. Hallman's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Hill
brand, who lived five miles west o.
Sturgeon Lake in Pine county, stat
ing that their farm home was COM
pletely destroyed by fire last Satur.
day night. but that they had escaped
from death by fleeing to Moose Lake
The village on the bank of the lake
was also destroyed by the fire which
swept that entire region. and people
escaped death by saturating blankets
in water, and wading out in the lake
The handsome new farm home which
Mr. and Mrs. Hillbrand had recent
ly built on their farm, all their stock
and farm possessions, were COM
plete loss. Their home was about
forty niles-&rom Cloduet and twelve
miles from Moose Lake.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
He Was Formerly Teacher in tn
Schools at Window.

Bernard Street, who taught in the
Window schools few years ago, was
found dead on the mesa several miles
from Huntington Park, Los Angeles,
Cal, Saturday, October 6. Street left
home on his bicycle Saturday after
noon, saying he was going after rab-
bits. When he did not return at
midnight, his wife became alarmed
and seerching party started out.
They found the body Sunday morning
hanging across a barbed wire fence,
the tragedy being revealed in the po-
sition of the body and the gun. APP
parently Street had attempted to
crawl through the strands of wire
with the gun pointing at him.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
He Was Formerly Connected With the
University of Minnesota.

DR.. Frank Fairchild Weshrook
president fthe University of Brit
ish Columbia at Vancouver. former
dean of the medical school at the
University of Minnesota. died yester-
day at his home in Vancouver. ac-
cording to Dean w. r. Appleby of
the University of Minnesota, a close
friend of Dr. Wesbrook
Dr.. Wesbrook was fifty years old
and had spent eleven years at the Uni
versity of Minnesota, resigning 10 ac-
cept the presidency of the British
Columbia school in 1913.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
Old Time RaiIroader Dies.

Winona, Mimi, October GA. b.
Helm, fifty-fiv years old,veteran
Southe Minnesota railroad man is
dead here of Spanish influenza. He fired
the first engine that ran over the old
Winona and Southwestern and when
the road was taken over by the Chi
cago Great Western railroad he ran
an engine on that road.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
It Was Wrapped in Burlap and Found
in Ships Hull
limited Press DisDa tch1

An Atlantic Port, October 49,
Workers today discovered a bomb in
the hull of British merchant ship.
The bomb was made of high explo-
sives and was wrapped in burlap. 1t
had been placed in the midst of a pile
of combustible materials. Govern
ment officials took charge of the case
and are investigating.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
Marriage Licenses Granted.

- Clerk of Court George G. Krost yes
terday granted marriage licenses to
George Meyers and Carrie Bills of
Braueford, N. d; Henry w. Werner
Of Delavan and Marie Rohloff of Sterl-
ing and to Ora Anderson of Danville
and Marie Bentley Of Napoleon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
Act Of Dastards; Two Animals Died
During the Night.

Unknown parties on Thursday night
fed two yearling heifers belonging to
Fred Rosenau of Milford township,
Brown county, paris green. The ami
mails were all right during the day but
on Friday morning were found dead,
one having some of the poison still on
its nose. The same persons guilty of
the poisoning are believed to have
stolen the harnesses and fynets from
the barns of William Rolloff and
Frank Wandersee, also of that town
ship. The thieves evidently travelled
in Ford car as the tracks are
plainly discernible. sLa
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
Mrs. Caiista Babcock Died of Com
LEGATIONS; Funeral Sunday.

Mrs. Calista Babcock, wife Of Silas
Babcock of Pemberton, died at her
home last evening, after a lingering
illness, death being caused by COM
LEGATIONS due to advanced years. Di-
ceased was born in New York on
June 2, 1914. and was married to Mr..
Babcock in 1868. They came to Min
nesota and settled at Pemberton,
where they made their home for
many years. Surviving relatives are
the widower, daughter, Mrs. Graves,
Of Mapleton. and son. Funeral serv-
ices will be held from the home at
Pembeiton Sunday afternoon at two
O'Clock. Interment will be made in
the Medo Central cemetery.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25
Sent Out Soldiers Ballots.

County Auditor C. l.. Kennedy has
sent out all soldier ballots request
ed to date More ballots have been
asked for men in the service than
was expected.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1918-10-25

DIR. Holman stated this afternoon
that Mr.. More was doing nicely and
expressed the opinion that he would
recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
\ST, CLAIRSVlLLE
Probate Court.


:. Alb"ri Il. M~';!"u:.. deceased Inn
aory flied. approved and ordered re-
r. q. Pratt. Gu4r,it,n "f u. X. Nl:"n.
rs his ward "t n. Answer ana cross
petition OF ]. T.. Altru filed. tr""S 81
qualification II note" Of sal" OF r"'ti So
-eatn filed. ord: Of public sa'> return
.ed and flied. ,
=. William W:,tk.r d'""as"H. Afplira-
dion fil"d fr ;.Hr"lni':'.;i' ~ "H''Ht"v'
.l.ond 5000 t3i"d md a1pT"|"!. .Nr-
a,oirtrr"nt made. letters ordered ana Is
sued. Inventory ordered. "r'!': issued.
- Rockwell Il: Mirr'..ll, """''<'!. -Nr-
'nlicatiou made. i"tt"rS ordered 'nc -
Sued. inventory ordered. order lSSu"'.
Rockwell T. Niirhril d"'"aSod. NJ
-elirarGnn f!i"d !"r :tup"in'n'"nt "t HH,
Niinis; rator with Will ANNEXED; bond
kss.00o filed and aHpr"Erd. App".H,-
ss,ent made 'c::"r rrr!cr"'! and iSSu"Ui
Inventory ordered and issued.
.. William -. I'"nn deceased. A07it"a-
-tion filed for authority :" sell H''rSo'i''
.property n; private Sat". Private sale
.crdered. o-c!"r ISSUED and rauS" cor
.tinued
. lob Hughes. deceased tIna! account
filed set for hearing January -. i'iN
Notice ordered .nd ,.aUSc ""3!'nu"G
:. Maud Atr'-i:. p"t;ch. mothers PEN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
WE'LL KNOWN ATTORNEY AND OF
FICIAL OF. NUhhBER OF LOYAL
ORGANIZATIONS.
Was Secretary-Treasurer of Capitol Car
Co.-Death Comes After Eight
Days Illness.

Attorney Count l.cc Radcliffe one "i
The most prominent business men Of TINS
civ, died IN tho uhi" Valley General
lrnSpi;nI at Ella o'rlrrk Following eight
DAYS Illness. lie WAS SrCrctary-trch*"r
err of the Capitol Car 60, treasurer OF
JIcSsc Il Kirchn"r company. fIcashh'
Valley Land company and the li"'n'
makers a%SuIIatl"u. In addition IN ms
many business interests hr nrhcllt'u
law and was ncmhrr al Ire '''l"
county Rar association He was H. iuri'-
b.r If tho Il. +. =. f,ikS. Wheeling Lodge
No IS. and attended the rroteS(ah'
t.piSc"ral church.
Air. N4dciifIr was horn in Wheeling.
81 wears az" aud Was the son IF W lillian
and Kate Ead"lIff". He WAS rdiCA'c'i
in lhr uublic schools OF this city ami
shortly after reaching his majority ne
MAS admitted Ia tn" bar. For 4 num-
Der Of years be Devoted All his time
and tli"ItS Ia his legal profession anu
later hcciIn" Interested IN Il uumh"r al
business enterprises. lie was perhaps
This; community and Was what ~ termed
a successful business man.
He had 4 host OF friends who VIII %"
cr:"vcd to learn of his passing alS
death WAS due 10 pn"umnnia.
For many years Mr.. Radcliffe was Il
resident of Wheeling. but for the past
several wears had lived in the extreme
northern part OF Warwund. He was mar
ricd 4 number Of years ago t" Miss kutn
Hastings. an esteemed young woman al
Martins Ferry. She survives nun, hS
80 his parents. lie also leaves a SISTER.
Mrs. Charles Zorcklhr All residents "i
WarwOud. IA was 4nnounccd from Inc
family home IiiSt- fright that funeral
ARRANGEMENTS would be completed today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Deipnan Funeral Today.

Thc fun,ral lrr Mrs. imlIlr ' 'IEl,II';
,,ifn of Thomas prienan. VIII" n"Ssrru
away Wednesday ut her home on ,, Lm"
South Side. viii b." held Friday, "i Mci;
noon at : o'clock. Services VII! TO- E' T T
a. a,-c ~ and The Rev. Thomas Grinr
E I;noniz '' Of The second PrGshytcrlan
church will be in charge, t Inter.
Viii wiz, be in Mount Calvary cemetery ;Iiroas
Srs. Doignan succumhrd |" m M i ~ her
"l III" IT'H srr Sh,, was in h"r T6lh
i sHH?? che was worry. we'll known and ma ,l
innumcrnhlc friends who were '' ,,'sfanJ ~
..nn q q r,ryiy"d by five brothers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Mrs. KYLE Smith.

Thursday mornlng al $50 "'cl"cN
occurred Tho death Of Mrs. Dolores
tCraiEI Smith. wife OF kyl" smith ~
tho home Of her father in law. No. 1n;''
ChanIinc street death being directly
dur to The influenza. Mrs. Smith was
in her twrnty-third year ANA was ON
n visit mere with her husband, her home
being in Huntington.
Before hrr marriage Mrs. Smith WAS
Miss Dolores Craig, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Craig. She was born in
T"llairc. ana lived here the biggest part
Of her life. She was we'll known here
and had many friends In addition to
her husband. two babies survive, tn"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
nrnnndsviile Z. Briefs.

- oroff NcOuw.ll. Wio has been III "'''
h,fuenyn - ah.t. - - lux.
y M and Mrs .I;lrI'S S'Gain"s"' VITO
Nav. beer IL -: influenza ~ tne!r H"rt
~ S,x,h Stre.: ar, Improving n'rts.
AIR and Mrs. DAVID Potts or Ntan'
.ycnt,o arc tN.. parents ~ Il oapE s"''
Who arrive! yesterday. .,-,
4. Ernest rigs u=S returned nome 80 .
camn Msa,i.. having been r!uSt'!'n GU
4 Letter r"",ivc:! ::"r" from 'auo
Ronor. IL F:uac-. says h" - ave anu
q ell, and - "Np. c;sns /" return 1''"',
Mrs l.. i. N""u;& spent yesterday
shopning il, Wheeling.
:. James Ey:nI$ III rit.f street ietS
Yesterday Tor Oklahoma. where Tie Wal
hc located FOR s"uL,' :.m".
- Arthur S....~c. IN ,h.s "aTE. is nome OH
an ind.tiaji., :urlnuGh.
:. Mrs James H. 't"S,t"r Is i! AT H:E
some on Virginia street.
:, Troy ,'r;.u..: las T";u~n"G rom Hauf.
Nov;r: received an h"n""ab i" discharge
:. William N.;t.r o. ';'",.a"!c. - IL E;II-
A;morc ~r :, business .;.r.
!: ousntre That DOGS Not Affect Head
Because Of IT. :nilI' AM H. sat -, u t'.''t
hANATIEE: ;s,;pMr tttiNlNE trahi"tSl
Ear be ,akri ~ ANYONE without S2uSih5 :
:SeryouSn.>s "r g.r:;i,!g IN N" head
There j. r.!iv 49,. "i:."mp Qu'HitH. l..
w. Groves S."r,ajurH "u tn" h'N. 1"c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

INNS nffrrmNnn ~ : Vt0"N ~ -.
f,Inili horne f2G South Front s',,,.'
funeral services viii he held 1nr MI,.
F.iuina Johnson ';'"s"E VII 81 ,.,,,,,..
q .;Irlrl. WIN died Yesterday n!"r"'''''
,,i & ,'rInrk. The services will l." coz
dnc,cd hy rhr Roy. II. Z. Howard l''%,
lar Of lhc Thomson Methodist frNc'iI,
church,. Of which IN" d"r,AE'i Wiz Il
ru,,nhcr. TIL. remains Will l." i"''''' WA
in ,:rccnw"pd cemetery.
News Of The death of Mrs. ti"s'y ""'
received with sincere regret by "'H'
circle a. friends. Her death WIS du" |"
turns. which she suffered AT h"r h'm"
= fortnight ago. whom hcr 'l"'!l.lE
Cu,rm fire from an open gas range. Shc
.y,,v we'll known. having resided IN ms
city her entire life. Sh" was - years
nf age. Surviving AT" her husband. h'S',
three sons Edward aud Ecrt tlrHry or
This city. aud Alvin 'iicS"F. "h" mas
hrcn with tho forces ut Camp SCurry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
10000 SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

. WASHINGTON. Dec. l2--Eighty or
ninety thousand claims. principally
from relatives of soldiers who were kilt
cd or who died in tho war, arc expect
cd to he filed in the next few months,
J. l.. Raity, auditor OF the war depart
nant said in a letter today. asking con-
rress for a deficiency appropriation or
800 900 to employ extra help.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Funeral Of. Mother Dolores.

4 largo rOnCOurSC 0T fTl"ndS IENTT1
mis- c0mmunily gathered in tn" rhnr"l
Of The Sisters Of st. Joseph, yesterday,
morning AT 10 o'clock for the iunrra'
sun.r,orcss of the order who died Tues.
d daT morning no. nh following several weeks
illness Of heart trouble. The III. Key,
Bishop Donahuc WAS in charge OF IN, ~,
services, and at III" conclusion OF .n'
rcn,,iom mass, gave Il beautiful sermon.
in which Inc paid a high tribute To tne
iifc which had been $" filled with .l we
work Of true charity and mercy. w.
services were followed by ihtcrhchI III
Nlnnnt Calvary ccnlctcr!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
-,.a-o, for Mrs. Eackeuberg.

4 hricf Scrv:Cc n IhE mHI,,T Eirh mass
morninE! prS,r"a,u isn' NIrhmnsus' church
q P6r n 8%'G HsnS At My Gics S %ls
day nj her HON" on Twsn'%f # "nnrumnnin
following = short i yHn rs o Tho r"Gui"m
, mm' wna followed 10y in'"rh'"t IL
Mount Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
rrio,o, Child.

Yesterday. :,nrrirs the Dca'h Ane"t
took away Eula thr"e-Esar Oh son stt',hs
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles LEl'''''i' >, ffn.rSa
a aon9 Dse Sn trough, on the untt'':IE
. snd p4F FUNERAL services will be ND 20
morrow morning al the h3ne ;s sTn4T'',MI
by Rev. s. +. Hart OF toe ,S,ceniawn
eer,atery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

Funeral services will he held IN me
family home. l2G Elm street. Eds "oo.''
fur William c. Flaccus. prominent re-
tired business man. at 1880 o'clock ms
morning The Rev DR.. James NJ. ROY
ter. of Vance Memorial (PrcShyteria.mi,2
church. will offic!atc. 1ntcrmcnt Will
b. private in Greenwood
Air E'lacruS who was for a greht
many years connected with the +. e.;
Flaccus preserving plant here. retired
from active business about three years
ago on nccount OF failing health. nc
passed away in the family home wed
n,.>day evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Services for Sister Catherine Today.

This morning at $50 O'Clock IN the
chapel Of tho Carmellte Monastery ~
Pheasant Valley. requiem high mass Will
be held for Sister Catherine Of the In
FAINT Jesus who passed away yesterday
morning at the monastery. aged D"
years The RI. Rev. Bishop p"nahuc
will rrcsid" at the services. The mass
meeting Will be sung by thc Very Rev.
q. II. Moyc V. t.; Rev. Father SelcS,
tine. o. NJ. Cap will be deacon. and
Rev p ]. Brown will hn sub-deacon'
Thr body was exposed throughout yes
today, and many friends Of the DECEASED
called at the monastery.
Sister Catherine of the, Infant Jesus
Tamhnus and was born In PRUSSIA.
When quite young the family came TO
his country. ana In 1895 she was pro-
fcssrd at the Carmel Monastery IN
Baltimore. Sh" WAS q founurrs% or the
CHrmclite Monastery in Wheeling III
1914 Five sisters in Baltimore and Two
brother survive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Detst Services.

Thursday afternoon n, -" ur 'i anG
from Tho nom" of her narrm'I y,,r"nt The
Mrs Charles ip"'s'' W,.i" Nnric Drist
5 5""Srq wa" @hd s%" a% "a M"ndoy WAS 5n
r rrsUl, Of a short Illness Of rn"Im,%hn eT.
Tie Tie Rev. O. {. Dean " Trinity , l.U'E Scr
m church was in rnIrs@ 9" Z;om ccmc-
vices. Intrrm"nl III Mount
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Misa Alien Marie HAhne,

MISS AIIcc Marlc Hahnc, ago =
years. daughter "f Thomas and Nellie
n. (HugEinsl Hahnr. OF c3i7 Eoff street
fr"ar). died in The Ohio Valley Cen
lowing a hrirr illness Of pneumonia. She
WI" horn: in this city. She leaves
number of relatives in Wheeling, and
vas III" granddaughter Of W. J. Hug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

ence B. Graham. land in section. town
ship Z, range 6, Somerset township. 81.
d. McVey and Flora Y. McVcy 10
Frank C. Miller, land in Barncsvillc.
81.
J. A. Barnes and Nancy Barnes 10
Walter Leach. land n Barncsvillc 81.
Matte A IIollingsworLh 10 T. W..
Kirk, lot in Flushing. 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

Following a brief jllness OF pneumo-
mia. Mrs. William Mclaughlin. Of South
Jacob street. died in the North Wheel
She was born in this city about twenty
years ago and had been married onl%
4 short time. She was a member Of
St, Joseph's Cathedral. and leaves a
number Of relatives in this community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
ro,,ner Loca, Man Eonored.

News has ;,'.u r"...,E"t i',r" ,.
4Tct that !'r".. II. W. 'rH:i",''., .i,,,,r
w h'..,r .,..,.i .,>S,~.;.n; SECRETARY -
r 1,t:> S*',rd 49,. .,,,ica;iru II r.ttsnucEE.
. 81" nosj;:o:, carries :. saiarE 1T $2,t,'"
per YEAR ~. b" ". b. ;,$S . , - 1870.
80. 80. ~. S,r,F< ,'.;y board for tAr
-,ast - wears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Joxsnh Ya1eIteR.

Joseph Iagcstcs. Austrian coal miner:
aged "a years. Of Flushing. Ohio. died
in the North Wheeling hospital at t:SJ
ness Of pneumonia. The body will be
taken 10 Flushing this morning for fu-
neral and burial.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
T,+, Funeral,

A, IL o'clock yesterday m"rhlnE =" tr,
MonarI rlnrcls 1:12 T fr EAR, S' " I.Hi8
%an rl.'S s,,nncrju,rndcnt Of the Markrt
, ,,'"itTriy Hm' and vii known rcs'IrmI
N.h i,,, u;,,. .uho died mt n" Whc"ilnE
h hns r'im Tvursiav m"rninE f"lAT'9,: "
hrirr Illness Tho Roy. W. q; ,I"!,'
nae!or sc -. Johns t:vanc'',rni en- ~,
:" ,nI r,irrr. was made in lir""n""""
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noenkin infant Funeral.

This afternoon at two o'clock the
funeral for Mary Eliza beth. aged seven
months. ono of the twins Of Gerhard A.
and Rose (Dickman) Docpkin. Will be
held in tho family home. IL North Iark
street. Edgwunu, where her death occur
red Wednesday. Burial will be in
Greenwood
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Arch O'IAar,

Following brief illness. Arch
0'Icary ugcd 90 wears died in tn
family home. 45S Main, street. yester-
day at noon. He was born in Wheel
ing and was the son OF Susan tCam-
DEM OI.eary and the late David
OLeary.
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Iiston Funeral.

Funeral services for Mrs. Elj2a! {.
I .iston. widow Of Scott Llston. whose
a prolonged Illness. were held Thursday
afternoon at o'clock at the family res
idcnCc, IS kentucky street. In" rev
l.. T.. l.. Stridcr, rector Of St MALI
hew's church. presided at the services
sula cemetery.
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P1Ez SUCCEEDS scHWAB.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1?.--F'ormal an
nouncemcnt was made today by tn"
Shipping Board that Charles Piez mas
been elected director general of the
Emergency Fleet Corporation TO succeed
Charles N. Schwab, who resigned last
week. Mr.. Piez has been vice president
sod general manager Of the corporation.
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COUNT RADCLIFFE, PROMINENT
BUSINESS MAN, PASSES AWAY

Ecv. w. H. Fields Of the First Chris
tan church. 1ntermcnt will be in Green
wood cemetery.
Mr.. Krntzcr succumhcd 10 an illness
of several months uf leakage IF the
heart. complications havInS set IN. he
was 81 years Of age and had resided III
this city for number "f years. during
which he was engaged in the autninohli"
business. lie is $uyvIvch by his wife,
also his parents. Mr.. and MR." George
KrAtZcr Of Ll"pSir, OHIO.