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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
BISHOP MAX S
APPEAL FOR THE
PENSION FUND

E"fnro an audirur" that hll"i ~"
auditorium VI the Th"mS"n Methodist
Episcopal church IL IFS utmost Carhr-
ily. Bishop franklin Hamilton IF FITS
burg. a n:tliv, W"s. HIrciniar. VIII"
has rhnrg" ri IA" Pittsburgh area
made w Of the Pittsburgh. Fri" and
West NirsI'trn conferences. d'lIv"r" |
. h3S address. 'F"usinnS f"r TIM NG"'i AMI
\Illnr Minister'S" nu" If tn" trustee. :
~ tn, church introduced thu m':"d
man. giving Il short history OF tn" work
mai he had don" IN tn" past years. Th"
iargc choir CONFUSED ri nearly terry
vnir,.s. =. ,,d.'r"d several beautiful So
i.rtiunS.
Hrshnp Hamilton said III part
Tho purpuSr "f this great campaign
! - Ia raise S40u.0nn in West Virginia
with which Liberty Bonds will tn
bought :hr interest derived from ;h'S''
~ H.. pad in pensions far aged ana all
. lng minister's. MI loyal M"'h"dis'S ar"
! rynr,.t",l IT, ald IN mas Grrhi cause AMI
Ia I,uv rs many bonds ~ lh"N can n
, ford This means lhai 'Wn Sr'I; 'nus's
: Will thus h" helped, first helping win
. the war hy giving tin government
. nlnnry. and secondly giving aid I" M
/ nnpr minister's WIN hHv" <" iAitniui!i
don" their duly.
! Tho. Sk"':tk'E staten iIlI' u N''f' ''''
! only ia" Terrible aIr"lii"s that hnF'
! boon committed by tn "lluhS. hnf
! their total lacl> "f th" urk""Dn@ 81
t thor spiritual w"lfar". TIL" ram"nl''.
: which WAS gotten out hN N" ninety
! Lhr,r. German 'ntrll'"'tuhlS. tt"illhE
why Germany had com" int" i'iN WA?.
, yeas :, Deliberate L.. rs 4 IL we'll %n"Wh.
( These mon Thought that th'v ~"uIi
} h., fully able t. convince thu world
! that these were facts. Tn" men W. r.
: tn, best that could to had IN '''rtnaN!
: they iw"rr 's"rmanH'S 'Sunsr-m'n, an"
, supposed To- Ia. better v'rS"d III r"i'Ei"h
! and all forms Il higher knnwl"i%" imam
: any man within that country. Ih' :
,.nurs. goes 70 show m" Kind ~ poo
e rl. ,hr German nation ~ IN" pr sent :
! mad" up If. and that il Will m' ma
; possible for them II" mater how
strong or well equipped. I" win 'h'S
: great struggle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Pulling for Convention.

Local film. Elassw"rk"rs hav" l"r'
footed an organization and formulated
plans by which they "Nr"r; !" land INC
1919 convention in this lily ~ ,n""i-
ing of the general "OrrmItt"" held Sal
urday evening Il Was tlrrided that con,
mittees be appointed :" carr on u cam
paign for funds for IN" purp"s" -: land
ing tho convention IN this city. This
city has been divided int" districts with
the following commuters IN "hnrg" al
each district:
No. l.-.All south of sion" bridge
Workers: Jesse Bennett Elmer ja"ks"r
and Harry W""kS.
No. o--N"rth ~ Stnr" hridc" I" Th:r'
ty-second street. Workers: David Jones
Fred +. Houck and t;""rg" lracht.
No. $-Thirty-S.c"nd Str'"j I" Thirty
fourth street. Workers. James f.hh''s
John Nye and ,'lar"nc" I,lnrl"!rrHn.
No. +-Thtrty fourth I" Th!r; light
streets. Workers: Frank Ilst,i'lIl. 200
Barrett ard James trnwn.
No. a-Thlrty-cighth strs-', 10 n"rtt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

PHILADELPHIA. April 2S.-Asso-
cat" Justice stephen Leslie Mestrezat
Of the Pennsylvania supreme court. died
nj the Aidine. hotel here at a. IN. today
after All illness OF several months
sJusticc McStrezat's death makes the
second vacancy on the supreme court
bench. Justice William p. Potter hay
ing died two weeks ago today. The
governor has TN" authority 10 fill the
vacancies until ihe next general cleo
ton.
Justice MnStr"zat was horn in Ma
pIeinn. Greene county. and was 20 years
old on February !? last. He was de-
-. nd"d from distinguished French
family lie was Z graduate Of "aynes-
burg rolI"g" and Of the law department
81 Washington and Lee university. Lex
;ngton. Va. In 1871 he waS admitted
~ In" Greene count! bar and moved ="
I-nluntown in 1872. II was elected dis
,rirt attorney nf Fa!eti" county IN 1871
and IN 1893 he was elected judge %:
thu county. Judge M"s:rrzat remained
IN tn" Fayrifc h"nch until he was
elected TO tho supreme court on In"
Democratic ticket in 1899. His torn
hccan in January. 1000. and would have
expired in 1921.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
NOT TO BE BELIEVED.

LONDON. April -. TN" '"un"r' "i
Fnrcirn R"nGi"IrIrrS which protects ih"
interests If tlr. holders # foreign Sc
curilirS. ia Us annual rrI"rt says. r"-
rar'linE EuSsin:
The rrrudiaiInn 10y III" revolutionary
MARTY III I,ueyin Of thu Who'll" If the Ma
tlnnal Debt uf that country. Is an event
which Is unparalleled in the financial
history uf IN" world and wh'r san"r
roun::clA again prevail. II is Impossible"
tn believe tina. the d"lih"rai" '"nfis"a-
tinu Of borrowed money by Il great ma
,,or Who's, credit in IN" PAST has stood
u, III" highest l"N'l "nn r'"''iH" IN"
.:,lunnrt nf thr p"opl" If Russia r"n"r-
ally"
The stat"s If Ala ha ma Arkansas.
Ilnri,lH. r;.'rrsia. Louisiana, Mississippi.
Errih carolina. South '''r"!;nh and
Nest Nir%lnln ar" still shown in III:
report ~ being IN default IN "rrt?in Of
their obligations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
BIG MINING PLANT
WILL BE ERECTED

S,"riar n.sratrh tn Tho Int"!ligcnr"r.
WESTON. ". Va. April @N.--A""nrd-
ing /" word just rec iE"d here. III" T..
t. Lynch t,nI Company. "f H"rklry.
whIrh recently acquired Al" acres Of
coal innd along TIA" falIimuCcA+t Ohio
I;Hr!r"nI Ill l.rwlS county. has purchased
an additional n"i acres alnnE the
railroad. about thr"" miles FROM W"s-
ton. from T. :. Sialnak"r. of CASTOR. and
Thomas t.. Miles of Ilornnr. for SI2."nn
The purchaser plans In spend S-h'.-
ia" III establishing 4 modern mlnlnE
plant. huildinc Il nov mining town on
III" captain Nirh"ls farm. included IN
Iht trnrt mrnr M"Slnn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Mr.. Nay ARROGANT.

Tho many friends Of the late Mrs
May ArboeLst. aged - years. wife o.:
Frank Arbogast Of 1929 Chaplaine
street. will he panied to learn Of her
death. which occurred at tho North
Wheeling hospital Saturday evening Al
: o'clock. after m illness Of four weeks
duo to typhoid fever. She leaves A SON
nine months old and devoted husband
She was tho daughter Of MI. and Mrs.
John Taylor of Sands Run. W. Va. and
had many friends there as wei! as here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
MARTINS FERRY
Fire Damages Roof.

Fire. SURPRISED Z" hav" l"."p started
rr,rn spark from ras!inE engine.
cot FIR" /" IN" i'l''" property on l'"w"r
Hanover str"..t Yesterday shortly aIi'r
!" "'"l""k and but for tho quick re-
spunsr IF ;h" fire department had fir"
would have resulted. Persons passin:
the huiiciinr NJ tn ;im" noticed Sm"k''
,ssuin- from III" roof and turned III an
nlarri from box - ut tn" corner ~
Fourth and Hanover streets. TIL" Al"riS
were tn" first IN tho scene AMI soon
had n chemical stream IN IN" hihHf.
Tn" hui,lin. IL occupied hr ir"hi'"
store AMI tn" damaG" will amount 10
nhrn; <imh covered hS Insurance..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Meeting to BE Held.

. Tu-ulurTuw evening. AZ tn" hHri" "f
Mrs John NrnlH'"st. "f lis Invent!
FIRST street ia" m"Juh"rS If II" l"nll
ErIlr ,'nsS at she Warw'"d Met h"lISL
church viii hold one uf their meetings.
rhI.; ui.."IIIiI ~ 'lilt" important IT, The
members 81 ihIS s"rlrty and Il IL hoped
hn, al rf :ir. n.rml"'rs viii avail them
selves at In. "pIrrtHni!! ut h,.tnE pros
cu,. \ number az business mnttcrs
r.Iaiiy" :" ihi:, organization viii hG W.
ti,.r ,IIs,.1.E~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
OBITUARY
Arraugements 1neomplses.

Funeral ARRANGEMENTS for the late and
highly respected Mrs. George Eappler.
who passed away saturday morning AT
$40 o'clock at tho home Of her idaugh-
tor. Mrs. Carl Schultz, 1907 Lind street.
following an. illness of nearly four
months. arc az yet incomplete. but will
b. held from the place Of death. with
intcrmcnt at Greenwood cemetery. The
deceased was ono of the oldest German
residents Of this city. residing here
nearly IS years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Warwood Boy Home.

.Iu&"ph iiav"r"amp. an" Of II" south
Warw god h"ys WIN. with the contingent
nf rhnr ,n,iiuty hn?S. trfi this city TN
IN" Ind - lh.S Inunth. arrived ht his
hnnn. FRIDAY and Will" h"r" ~ tn" guest
AT TIN. h,,ur'' Of has parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Ii"nry iial"r,nrnp If South l!I"hland
avenue PrivnI" iIav"rrHmp has been
called hnm" owing /" rh" death nf his
::raritnlh her. MIR. 'i'nrE' ]. Horn. 81. Of
'rnIrr Wh",.liuC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Consumed by Flames.

Tho Sirrr room 1T TN" Foundation
.,niIrImIry ~ l;'rCh BOTTOM Was com
rl"t",y consumed 10y flames yesterday
AFTERNOON about {" "'Cl'"'h. |; - not
knuwn Just how h" Tire started. hnt
rhrrr has lccn II great d"nl Of MAJ him
cry stored IN this place. and articles of
an r\plusivr nature. Investigation is
NOW being Ina,i" lrlt It not though; that
,hi> could hav.. l".,.n CAUSED l.! anything
I'll her than an arrul"n, Hl III" works.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Many Thrift Sa,nps Sold.

While re- definite report has hren CIV
IN out II j. said that close 10 ~4,''"
worth If thrift, stamps were disposed o.
nv the ladies who W"r" selling III"
x,arlpS on tn" streets SATURDAY Altcr-
noon and evening. The amount Wa Tar
in nxrcs. Of what was thought would d"
,IiS;,n*.ui Of The ladies worked from
clgh, III The morning till nine o'cla13 -
III sht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Horn seNioea To-day.

This morning at $40 o'clock funeral
services for the late George c. Horn. ST..
who died Thursday, viii lhc held from
tho late residence on Jacob street. Re-
Hricm high mass will be celebrated ut
y o'clock ut 81. Alphonsus' church and
int"rment will be made at Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Ralia p. WaRGener.

NTCHISDN Kansas. April cS.--l'al"
i. Wncg"n, r. general solicitor Tor Mis-
sour Pacific railway company and for
IS year.: connected with It's legal de-
pnrIm"ut died acre today after Il long
Illness aged - years His son. william
r. Wa.g.ncr. rf N,chiscn. Is general al
Iorn,y for KANSAS Tor tho road
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
BELLAIRE


Walter Hall. the fourteen year old son
of Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Hall "t Guernsey
street passed away yesterday afternoon
after an illness OF several weeks. death
being duo /" COMPLICATIONS. surviving
are several brothers and sisters besides
his. parents. Mr.. Hall IS affiliated with
the Progressive Coal company. rs yet
euo arrangements have been made for tire
funeral.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

Funeral services i"r IN" lat HhI'iu"i
Miller. wh" Ua:-~'d away az ms i'"iI"'
cnru"r F"iIr'h St-""i hnd cram aF'h"''
l:rr,lIy uIrht Will H.. '."ndu"i"rl from
,lf. h,,nI,. ihi$ aftrru""l - : "'l"k.
The. SEIZURES Nill hr III "hHrS" ~ KEY
T. !! :. hil;.. na<tnr % III" First VI. l..
,.,,ur,h and !hr lu;.rInrnt will b.. IN
d. I,ll,rIt"w cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Hundreds
of Families Will
Move This
Week

Many will be Selecting New Furnishings
for their New Home
But how about the Piano, is the one you
have giving entire satisfaction? This is
most opportune time to make an exchange
We will allow you full value for the one
you have, in exchange for new Piano or
Player Piano. It would add greatly to the
pleasure of your new home and save the ex-
pense of moving
Never before have we been able to show you
such large and varied assortment con-
tracted for before the advance in prices
You can buy Piano here with the assur-
ance of Entire Satisfaction
The G.. A. House Co., Music Store with a
record of thirty six years in Wheeling be-
hind it, has long been recognized as the Safe
Store to buy from.
This store depends entirely for it's success
upon clean business methods and honest
dealing between man and man
Let us show you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Eagles Meet Tonight.

E"llHirc A.rI' nf Eagles will hold az
important meeting. in ih"'r hall tins
evening. In addition H. other business
arrangements Will be- "ompl"tcd for Tho
annual urnrrlal dny. SUNDAY May | =.
Judg. -. j. Lynch ~f 81 '7nrSvii!",
will deliver the memorial address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

ntiI-I;,l -h"Nik and il Attempting L" re-
..tnr.. urt,r n SIh'rln.
'rh" arnInE e" ia. GERMAN prisoners
- 4 S"rluiS nt'.Itd'''.
In I'riHmurII alone : hire nr" 'tr""n
thousand prisoners. "f Which rIV" thou
sand ar rrfIr"rS. whIlc IN Irhui*k and
in towns westward IL II ~. Tar -
* rasn"yar>h thor. ar" another i"rit
Thousand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
About People
Aovements OF individuals TO
and From tins City.
CCSC<xST3S3Ex.E[SOex>S

Misses Mary and Margaret Hopkins,
of Cameron. spent the weekend in"
guests OF local relatives.
Miss RhcA Barte. Of Warw0ud. stu.
dent at Bethany College. returns to
thar institution to-day. after spending
some time a. her home.
Miss Marie Slattrrick was in St"u
hcnvillr as tn" weekend guest 1T The
home of friends.
Joseph Havrrcamp is in this city
from Camp Leo. being called here by
the death Of relative.
Miss Laura Heizlcr spent he past
few days with relatives and friends in
Steubenvile.
Miss Florence Hutchinson has re-
turned to rho Y. W. E.. A after spend
ing The weekend with her parents III
New Martinsville,
Miss Elizabeth SchafTrr has re-
turned 10 her home in Stoub"nviIlc
after spending The winter in this city
Miss Blanche Smith. Of SprinEdalr
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W Il
Keyser. OF Brllaire.
Miss Elizabeth Norton is recovering
from recent serious illness at her
room at the Y. W. e. \.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Entertain Auxiliary.

Wednesday afternoon ri tn" Sons OF
Israel T"mpl" Oh belmont street. the
Wun:lnS Auxiliary VIII hold its regular
meeting Following III" business III"
;ltt"rn,snn Will l". spent. socially. with
Mrs Sol Eu-Z as hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
xeruAr Services,

Funeral services for the late Mrs. n.
| L.. kerner. who passed away Saturday
! morning. will be held Tuesday after
noon n, - o'clock from the late homo.
Mozart Terrace. lntcrment will be made
in Mt. Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

entertain with dance. nj l:lkS hat
Thursday evening.
Miss Alic. Anderson hrs returned :,
her HON" lit St"ubcnvili" after Il visit
with local friends.
Paul W r'r"d 81 Gravel HiIl. is n
guest ur friend" ~ Newport. -
4 patriots" meeting Will h" held ~
VEST Wh""linc Wednesday, evening.
Joseph Isurt"f:. OF 's,nri Sherman. -
spending r"S days with local relatives
and friends.
Mrs Norma and Mimi" E"H'" haE'
gore 70 i:cihany for q VISIT with friends
beginning "Wednesday afternoon lh'
grocery stores will cln@"-"y"r! N"du"S
day Afternoon during thu summer
months.
urvrIlr Frrry has returned ltum" after
4 ;iSir with local friends.
Frrd George has returned from q Wis.,
~ cleveland.
Mrs G;Hurr" rnnu"rS "nUt iuH"s Ill ii,
hrr hnu" IN Guernsey $i-""i
Mrs Howard it"atl"rInSi"n * i'll ~
h~r HON" on Gravel Hin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Arranged for Patriotic Meeting.

Members Of tn" i;'Nai I"Rith lndEe
held a meeting III ii".r hall yesterday
afternoon. ARRANGEMENTS Wrr" made tur
a patriotic meeting iu = drt" /" be- So
,t..i,.I IaInr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Briefs and Personals.

Miss Iih"a i:arlc. STUDENT OF tho
Bethany college. returns tu-iaS aiE'r
sprnding tn" w""k Ind with relatives IA
NurIh Narwuod
Miss iaurn iIcizlcr Of South ohio Az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
,,rys Crowd Attended Game.

crowd or Srvrra, hundred persons
n,trndrh 81" un"nin" 81 th@ l"S"hai ~
,.,snn -, th.s .frv .>..,.., ,d:,v afternoon.
when iIs Martins Ferry Nihl"'i'- and
rntslurSh Ind. i"u,i"n,:, "llSh"d 4;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

,h, hest ..vrr s""n IN Tho city aS e"NrTaI
in;rr"%ilu: plays were recorded hurihS
| thr .alur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Patriotic Melting.

t'a;ri"ii' meeting All b. h'ld Thurs
dar evening ~ ii"nd:l Shrrr ana M"r-
r;S.uHu IN Ia. !ut"r'Sl ~ th'' SItj"S ~
war Sa.ingS STAMPS I'll" meetings.
viii ~. und"r ~. auspices 81 the county
,nrurntft.... and good SPEAKERS Viii de-
liver add -.:~;-'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
e ~ T. > d 5
1T A L I A N
R E S T A y R A N T
j ~ z II

Sl7o MARKET STREET.
Opposite City Building, Bellaire, Ohio
LUNCH AND DINING ROOM
Private Dining Room for Partiea-
F1EST-CLASS COOKING.
italian Spaghetti SpecLnlty.
italian Mushrooms Imported Appetizer.
Chicken, and Best italian Dishes.
YOU WILL LIKE OUR SERVICE.
Closed Sundays
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

Il say. Jack. who * this Canon IF
Westminster abbey. wh" sp"k" III n"
chapel every year,"
Just an. "f hos" hig gins from oyer
hero III England. suppose. EN-
change
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
NOTICE.
strobe Hearing Tonight.

Tho herring of John Str"bcl suspend
Cd policeman Viii b" held this evening
before n" civil ~"r"tc" commission. The
rh;lrg.. was preferred several weeks ago
by Ethel Williams and The officers was
Immediately suSpcuh"d. later he dir"
tor ri publ" safety investigated aud
sustained III" action "f Chief of rn;."
Mnh"n". Strub'I then appealed II Tue
civil S"rvir,. commission tor Il hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29
Most People Build But Once


honey Will live ln-bd Tor sat
;r,rtip D,l1b build tmrWu and roof a
depend the KIND OF selected
three
We that Southern Pine 1t IS suitable for
Of beautiful texture
solve them Our plans Of mod
Why look them
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-29

corporation linz. Workers.: John Stow
art. \. V. Ec"sr and Herman W%riCk.
Two spr'ial soliciting committees
composed of II. II. li"ath"rington. Frank
T. H;,rk.'tt. Henry Mnur". John Murphy
and Fred 7. tIuuck. larrS Weeks and
Clarence Zimmerman have also been APP
pointed. The comm tdccS will begin
work at once and reports 1t "A meeting
Of thr general COMMITTEES - b. held
Tuesday evening. May =
NOTICE.
Nj. james B. Sedan, Bellaire, Ohio,
was acquitted on March 22nd Of the
charge Of robbery Of the Pennsylvania
railroad company. he was taken from
Pittsburgh, Pa, to Benaire, Ohio, by
Chief Nahone, and found not guilty,
al charged with box car robbery. An
other man plead guilty to the charge and
was released on bond, and was the ring
leader.
Mr.. Soldsn mas returned to Pittsburgh.
Pa, with the Pennsylvania Company
where he was employed nine years ago.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-09
ALLEGED DESERTERS
FOUND UNDERGROUND
Two York Negroes, Rnnaways From
Camp Jackson, Arrested i'm Dug
Out Near TGwn.

York, Aug. S.-John Harbin and
William Hardin. two negroes. alieg-
ed deserters from Camp Jackson.
have evaded arrest since March.
were captured this week in an un-
derground chamber beneath a stable
at the home of Pete Hardin. father
of one of the runaways and grand
father of the other, four miles south
of York. Sheriff Quinn and other
officers, after making careful
search of the premises. were on the
point of leaving when one of the
party who was exploring the stable
floor uncovered the trap door which
led to the subterranean apartment.
The chamber was about six feet
high, six feet wide and eight feet
long and was dug by the negroes and
had been occupied by them, accord
ing to their statement, since March
25. All the dirt removed by the ex-
cavatiop had been hauled away. The
only articles in the apartment were
the uniforms of the deserters and a
few quilts to sleep on. When found
the negroes were slow to come out Of
their den. but a little parleying con-
vinced them of the futility of resist
ance. Their only weapon was an un-
loaded pistol. The negroes were
sent to Camp Jackson from York last
February.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-09
j. j. I. = {. + j. i. + + + + r +
FLINT RIDGE =

Heath Springs. S. c.. r. F.. d.
Aug. S.-Miss Beulah Baker. daugh-
ter OF Mr.. Robert Baker. of this
place. was married to Mr.. r. B. Nc.
kaskill on Saturday, July 27th. The
happy couple is now residing at Co
lumbia. the home of the groom.
Mr. Arthur Sims. well known
young vocalist. OF Heath Springs.
assisted Rev. f. b. Jenkins during
the latter paEt of the meeting here
last week.
Miss Louvine PIyler, of White
Bluff. spent last week with Misses
Mamie and Edna Plyler
Mrs. s. T. Crimminger has been
quite Ill for several days past but is
now improving.
Misses Mamie Sims and Sallie
Williams. of Rock Hill. were the Wis.
itors OF Mrs. f. J. Sims last week.
Miss Ruth Holden. Of Kershaw
who speGt last weekend with rela-
tives here. returned to her homo
Monday afternoon. accompanied by
Miss Bertha Crimminger.
Miss Mamie Robinson. of Oak
hurst. visited Miss Belva Sims last
week
Mrs. G.. NJ. Twitty and children
Curtis. Laura and Dora, who spent
the past two weeks with relatives
here. returned to their home In
Hartsville Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. l.. II. Mcfarland and Toy
Galloway, OF Hartsville. motored to
this place Saturday for the purpose
of spending the day with friends
Mr.. p. w. Twitty. who has been
working at the shipyard in Charles
ton. returned home Sunday after
noon. accompanied by his son and
: sdaughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
, Twitty, who will spend a few days
heres
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1918-08-09
Rheumatism Arrested

IT you suffer with lame muscles or
stiffened joints look out for impuri-
ties in the blood, because each at
tack gets more acute and stubborn.
To arrest rheumatism you must
improve your general health and
purify your blood; the cod liver oil
In SCOTS Emulsion is Natures
great blood-maker while it also
strengthens the organs to expel the
fmpurities. Scott's is helping thous-
arids who could not find other relief.
49, Scott Bovine. Bloomfield. NJ.