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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-23
Barne8vills Briefs.

Wilmer Murphy ~ stcubrnvillc: spent
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. j. Murphy. OF North Chestnut street.
Eorn--.t daughter Ia Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Berry. of West Church street.
D. c. Knunon of ST. Clairsvilc. visit
cd over Sunday NJ his home on West
Main street.
Miss Marie Gibson. Of Laws street.
has accepted Il position in the store Of
Saul J Rradfi1i and entered upon hcr
duties Monday morning.
Will Fowler who is in tho u. s. scrr.
ice al the technical school at Pittsburgh.
spent III" past Sunday with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler. Of North
Broadway.
Frank Ellis. Of Camp Sherman. spent
Saturday ard Sunday at his home hero.
Miss Margaret Sheppard Of 81. rIairs-
will" visited over Sunday with friends Of
this place.
Born--A son to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
HclScl. OF Pratt. Kansas. Mrs. H"Iscl
WEES formerly Miss Gail Royd Of this
place
Mrs. Jenny R"cd has returned Ia her
home in East Main street after An "N-
tended visit with her daughters. Mrs.
Elmer T"whcy and Mrs. Thomas Tcwhry
nf Chicago
Mr. and Mrs r'ly,l" Anderson. ~ Cliff
ton street. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Foreman nf Cambridge.
Fl"yh f.nihnm AMI Alexander Law
renee returned tn Camp Sheridan Men
day. after spending ten days rurlouEh
at their homes herr.
sherman lTashrnurk. VIII" attends ;h.'
University "f Pittsburgh. visited ~ his
home here Sunday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Williani Lemmcr Mr.
and. Mrs. Clarence Boring and MIR. and
Mrs. Walker McLan. all Of East Liver
pool, Ohio. were visitors on Sunday at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mo
Elroy OF Commerce street
Lieutenant Irwin W. Charnock IL home
on u shorts furloush IT the homo OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs.'J. NJ Charnock.
Lieu tenant Charnock who has been sta
TONED n Fort Sill. Oklahoma goes from
her to Camp Grant. Illinois.
liSbaI Scott OF Ohio Northern Cnirer-
sity. was 4 visitor over Sunday Mt the
home OF his mother. Mrs. Micha Scott,
of 66 Ninth street
Miss L4avcra Sncdckcr has returned to
her home in Wheeling after a visit 1T the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Byrnc, Of
Commerce street.
Lieut.. Clay Bremen Hite. OF CSmr
Sherman. Chillicothe. Ohio. is visiting
his friend. George Cree. of Harker Place
Pop" Chambers. coach for Bethany
college. was IL visitor in the city on Mon
day.
Miss Virginia Roberts and Miss Alice
Wood were visitors in F'oIlanshec on
Sunday.
Earl Deulcy WAS calling on friends in
ToilanShee. Sunday.
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LOUISVILLE

The Richland Township Sunday
School convention was we'll attended
and the program rendered was excel
lent. The talk in the evening by w. 4.
Hnagg on the "lnspiration Of a World
lob" was surely forceful effort and
brought home TO his hearers the duty
OF every citizen to do his or her part
in this world job Of putting down kali
<erism.
william Bishop Of Rarne:Srille is put
ling down we'll on the property Of J..
s. Clark.
Many from hero attended the Re
making Of Nation" a. St. ClatrSyille
on Friday and report the pictures to be
all that is claimed for them in the way
Of instruction and amusement One
fourth Of the proceeds was given To the
local chapter Of tho Red Cross and the
remainder will be applied 10 help the
families of men at the front.
Clyde Clark who is assistant civil
engineer OF thr Maher. Purseglovc Coal
company. who WIS confined 10 his home
hcre the past week from an attack nf
grip. had recovered so as to resume his
duties Monday.
Friends OF Harley Darrah have rc-
ceivcd word that he is confined in hos
pitnl somewhere in Franco. but he as
sures them his trouble Is not Of n So
rious nature. His brother. Donald
I,arrah. who is III Of, typhoid fever at
his home in Akron, is improving. and
his grandmother. Mrs. Emma McFar-
land. who was called there on account
Of his Illness will soon return home.
Another brother. Kenneth. who has
been an convoy ship. patrolling the
Atlantic is home for a furiouEh.
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The GREATEST
OF Them ALL
IRON WEED tonic

That is what Mr. Fred Ziegler says
a we'll known business man OF North
avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. have oeen
in bad health for 4 number OF months
and in a badly run down condition ana
had to give up part Of my business
on account or my stomach getuhs so
bad and weakened me so that couiu
not eat or retain my food. ] have DOC
tored and doctorcd and tried so many
remedies and got no satisfaction until
| began using Iron Weed Tonic, anu
after the third day OF using II, was
satisfied that | had the remedy thai
would pull me out of nut and put me
on my feet. | began gaining IN
strength. my appetite improved l
slept well and lost my nervous conol'
ton. and give credit 10 Iron Weed
Tonic, for all Of my improvements, as
the iron in this tonic seemed 10 NIL my
system with the requirements. II hau
so long needed and gladly recon-
mend Iron Weed Tonic. as the great
est medicine ever sold. and | have
been so enthusiastic over this tonic
that have told my Of my neighbors or
the beneficial results that have re-
ceived BY its usage.
Iron Weed Tonic is sold exclusively
at Baer'S Pharmacy, Twclfth and Mar
ket streets. Wheeling. ". Na.-Adv.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcneil If Rose
Hill arc the parents of II baby boy.
An important meeting Of the Amer
icus club will be held Thursday even
ing All members are urged To attend.
The referendum vote Of tho miners on
thr location OF their new home will he
held the first week In May.
The regular meeting Of tn" city coun-
en- will be held this evening.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the South
Rcllaire N. F. church will meet this
evening at the church.
Mrs. George Graham is seriously i'll
a, her honc on Franklin street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tallman o.
East Liverpool have returned homo.
after 4 visit with local relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Dubois arc guest.
Of friends and relatives ut Bcthcrda.
Miss Myrtle Smith is Ill nj h'r hnm"
on Franklin street
Miss Sarah Mansell If bethany is
spending few days with relatives in
tho city.
william sherman has returned TO
Ningo. after WISH with E"llalr"
friends.
Samuel Walker has returned to Camp
Sheridan. after n visit with MS parents
here.
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Had Narrow Escape.

Will" playing on the tracks OF the
Wheeling Traction com p;Iny 1T Pinch
Kun yesterday. Z thrce-yeAr-old Italian
lad was struck by Il north bound car
and. seriously injured. The accident
was unavoidable. Til" lad. with an
"!drr companion. were playing on the
street when they both started to cross
the track. failing I" noti"e tn" APP
proaching car. THE motorInan saw the
danger aud did Ill in his power 10 pre-
vent an accident. The car came 10 a
StaudStill Just Il second before the child
was struck Tho child was placed on
th,. car and brought IL tho city building
and rushed % the City hospital. where
pc. !. ". Hcnslcy rendered surgical aid.
An examination showed that the child
Sustained 4 fractured arm and severe
bruises about tho face After recciv-
ing medical attention the lad was re-
Iu"v"d To his home.
SOM. excitement was OccaSioned at
the city building when the police am
III" injured child. The driver Of the car
IN has haste started out of the garage
and nearly caused another accident.
'rhr police patrol dashed from the gar
age AZ rapid rate Of speed and col
li,Ied with lad named Schrarnm. The
gra hbrd ono of the lsaClights and chung
10 Il Gntil tho automobile stopped. thus
avoiding u serious accident.
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dealers. donated the paper used IN re-
novatng the Rcd Cross work rooms IN
the Central Hose house.
The weekly meeting Of the knights OF
pythias will be held in their home on
Fourth street this evening.
Edward Fast is again able to De on
duty at the Ration & Parker pharmacy
after short illness.
Edward l.inphardt left Sunday TOT
Charleston. W. Va. on several days
business trip.
william Tnland Of Pleasant grove was
in the city for a short lime yesterday
calling on friends.
Three plain drunks. arrested by the
police Saturday evening. were run out
of tho city yesterday. morning.
John Nader. we'll known electrician.
has opened n display office in the wolfe
HcrzbGrg building NJ the corner Oh
Fourth and Hanover streets.
The many friends Of David Mandry
will be pleased to learn that he is re-
covering after a several days Illness.
Lieutenant Leslie Gordon returned 10
Camp Sherman last evening after spend
ing Sunday with his mother in this
city.
Many Of the auto owners are under
the impression that the parking oral
nance mas DefN " Ih'-"
Immediately. hut such is not the case.
Rev. Rudolph Lprincott returned 70
Cadiz yesterday morning after spending
sunday in this city.
Roland Ralston has returned 10 Miami
college at oxford. after spending snort
vacation with his parents in this city.
Mrs. Fred Sommers and daughter
Pearl and Master Robert Sommcrs have
returned home after spending sunday
tho guests Of friends in Elm Grove:
l.. r. Smith. proprietor OF the capitol
ha. purchased a new Buick touring car.
w. l.. Noble left last evening for Cin-
cinuati on several days business trip.
Bert Owens returned to PITTSBURGH
yesterday after spending Sunday IN THIS
city.
Charles Boop returned home from
Cleveland yesterday after being calico
there BY the illness Of his sister.
Robert Mcconnell returned to his home
at Canton yesterday after spending sew
eraI DAYS in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Perry and daugh-
ter. Lucille went 70 Camp Sherman yes
tcrday morning to visit Lieutenant r. q.
Perry. as he is about to be transferred
to Georgia.
Steve Komons returned to Camp Sher-
man yesterday morning after spending
short furlough in this city.
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WELlSBURG

wELI.SBURG. April .e.-Ledne MIL
lcr and John PAUL. arrived at the nome
Of their parents this morning from cam
Le,. Petersburg. Va on furloughs. hoth
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. PAUL have been
graduated as grade candidates for the
rank Of sergeant The picture of health
and soldierly bearing is the way the
many friends Of the young men speak OF
tbsm. l., !, lin.
for the same rank. stopped off At ms
home in Pennsylvania for A few days
but expects 10 be in Wcilseurg the lat
ter part Of the week
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Contracts Sent Out.

Contracts were sen: out yesterday Ivy
Supt. Mcvay t. about - teachers in the
schools sT>this city. for poSiti" mex
-Sear. 4 number will b" add'AT |" 'niS
list in a fen days. II WAS ann"Hnc'l
that SIX applications for tn" position
rs principal Of the high school has heen
received personally by tho supsrnt"rd-
enr, ard quite u few have written for
the place II is now known who Will
get tho position. although il * rum"r'"l
that it will fall % ono Of tn" teachers
who have filled positions in IN" high
shcool previous to this year.
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VERDICT in FARM CASE

The case OF = y. Hughes ve. J. E.
Cphal based on the products Of a
farm in the Richland district in which
the owner sues the tenant for S2y9
and interest was decided yesterday by
a jury and tho verdict given As $25U
for the plaintiff. The plaintiff was
represented by ]. J. p. ORrion and
the defense by Attorney George D..
Rogres. The csc came 70 tine cir
cult court on an appeal from III" lower
courts
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WOULD WEAKEN BELGIUM.

AMSTERDAM, April 22.-The .Folks
Zeitung of Cologne says the German
authorities in Belgium have issued a
decree directing that The finances Of
the Flemish and Walloon districts
shall be administered separately. This,
the newspaper asserts. brings the in
dependence OF Flanders much nearer.
(This move on the part Of The Ger
mans. probably is in furtherance OF
their plan 10 weaken Belgium by divid.
ing IL into Flemish and Walloon States
with nominal Independence
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Rridrcport Buefs-

p. A Kennedy is confined TO his nome
on Whitley street threatened Win pneu-
rnonia.
rbrnc plain DRINKS were given the
Usual rne of S. and costs in police court
Yesterday morning.
NJ Ered coss returned homo last
c,,on;nc after spending several days
lily relatiyes in West Alexander.
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HmnAriue 1r1SfB,

Lieutenant Bcamis Rogerson, who is
stationed at Fort Riley, Kan, has ar
rived home on brief furloush.
C.. o. Watson Of Cambridge. O.. Is
spending a few days in the city. looking
after business interests.
Miss Betty White Is confined to her
home on southern jefferson avenue
with illness.
Thomas L. Riley has returned to
Massillon. o.. after visiting at his nome
on Third street.
Frank G.. Berry Of the garage nrm OF
Berry & Allen has enlisted with the To-
cal draft board as a mechanlclan ana
expects to leave shortly.
pr Reed Stidgcr. who has been locat-
cd al Hortford. Conn.,. Will arrive mere
the latter part of this week 10 vlslt MS
parents. Mr.. and Mrs l.. l.. Stidger' nc
fore dnparting for Washington. to enter
service with the Medical Reserve corps
Mrs. l.. r. Criswcll and little daugh-
ter. who have been visiting Mrs. Crls-
wells parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. W.
Siidscr. have returned To their nome at
Clcve/ Ed.
F. I Pickett of Glendale. who is very
ill., remains about the same.
Mrs. Leigh Wallace Of washington
Iowa. who has been visiting MISS mar!
Baldwin OF FlcFentH stiee'' 'e'S $1,000
day for her home.
Mr and Mrs. Harry Bowers OF Lock-
wood avenue left Monday evening Tor
Florida
Mrs. B. W. Baker OF Shadrstde Is Wis
fling Mrs. Charles Peteshell and Mrs.
Robert Downing on Center street.
Mrs. ]. f. Doty is i'll at her home on
Center street.
Mrs. NJ. V. Dowler NJ Fourth street
is spending a few days with relatives
At Mount Olivct.
Mrs. s. 4. Thatcher has returned from
Ohio, where she visited friends Wh'le
on her way home from Marion. Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Brooks or Ciarks-
burg are visiting relatives IN the Guy.
Mrs. Smith Of Baltimore Will arri'e
here to-day. 10 be the guest OF her sou:
The Rev E.. o. Smith. and family OF
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bELLkIRE
Another Policeman.

Qultr 4 ltttl" excitement was Gauss"
yesterday ~ the lui al plant -; IN" 'ar-
negic Steel 20. When ON" 81 TN Wnrk-
men, a Prr-,;crman.. made som" re-
marks that did not please the other
men. such as Things wrr" going TO SUIT
him or the western front. Tn" men
were tempted 70 tar and feather nun
hut the officials interfrrrd and saved
him. Later other remarks were. made
and the men Immediately got after HIM
and gave him \ snvrrr druhhtng. and
later in the day he was dismissed from
the service Of IN" company.
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Infant Child Dte0,

Yesterday morning at the home Of the
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. William McDon-
old OF South Fourth street. occurred the
death Of their infant daughter. Helen.
after a short illness Of pneumonia Flu
neral services will be conducted from the
home nf the child's aunt. Mrs. Clarence
bed, Wednesday afternoon. in charge Of
Rev. +. l.. Schiltz. pastor Of the First
NJ. F.. church. Intcrment will be in
Riverside cemetery.
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Arrangements 1noomplsts.

ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral Of DR..
". H. Woodruff, who died at hts home
on Third street, Sunday, Of pneumonia
are incomplete, but the funeral will
probably be held Thursday. Word is
being awaited from the son. Lieutenant
Ralph Woodruff, who Is with the med
ical corps at Rockefeller institute. Long
Island.
DR.. Woodruff was bonn near Freeport,
Pa, In December. 1854. He came to
Marshall county at the age Of Is and
located at Sand Hill then went to Lime
stone and practiced medicine for sixteen
years, after which he came to Mounds
Vile. He is survived by his wife. one
son, two brothers, Clayton Woodruff Of
Sand Hill and Frank Woodruff of South
Dakota. and one sister. Mrs Della Bell,
Of Sand Hill.
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Of the local high school. we're conduct
cd yesterday afternoon at the family
homo on South Belmont street. The
services were conducted by Rev. A. Al.
Flax. Of the Christian church. y large
nulabcr Of persons were present at the
services which were very impressive.
The music for the services was rendered
by thu high school quartet composed OF
Prof IIaletcad. Taylor Roy. Hazel Leach
and Edna Luce. The interrcnt WAS
made in the Rose Hill cemetery.
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Smith Funeral.

Funeral serTices for the late Phillip
Christopher Smi'h. formerly Of Martins
Ferry. Ohio but latn Of Portsmouth O.,
who passed away AZ the last named
place, Will he held from The First NJ. F..
church or Martins Ferry. on Wednesday
afternoon At $50 O'Clock. The deceased
was in the S4th year OF his age and was
tho Oldest living barber in the state Of
ohio. He was horn In Germany and hal
resided in Martins Ferry for approx
matcly So years He is survived by one
daughter. Mrs. W. s. Palmer Of Martins
Ferry; two Sons harry. OF Wheeling and
William, OF Martins Ferry. Rev. f. F..
Schclt. acting pastor Of the First ". F..
church. will officiate and intcr1ncnt will
be made in Rlvcrview cemetery.
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STEUBENV|LLE

SHOW me that Jail" yelled Daso Dan
Of Yorkville when Judge Carl II. Smith,
in common pleas court this morning.
fined him 800 and costs for playing
poker for money at Rush Run. DaSo
Dan. said 70 be a professional gambler.
had expected a light fine when he agreed
to plead guilty 10 a grand jury indict-
mcnt and he was ready for look at his
cell when hr recovered from the shock.
Roy Moss Of Yorkville drew a like fne
for a similar offensc.
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wellsburg Briefs.

Zation for appointment Ten days Is the
limit Of his Through.
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GAINESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. Ohio. April "a
patriotic service was held at tho Bethel
NJ T.. church Sunday morning. Hon. r.
Is. Worlhington spoke Of tho duty and
necessity OF buying Liberty loan bonds.
Much interest was shown and the sal: Of
the bends helped. After tho Liberty loan
address Rev Danforth preached an eio-
qu"nt sermon along the Same line. The
Liberty bonl sale has exceeded tho 5000
n0h mark and a great effort will be-
mad" throughout the township. 10 go
over the top"
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Council Nsett1E.

At the regular meeting Of tho city
council last evening, the matters con-
corning the forfeiture Of the franchise
of the Wheeling Traction company was
thoroughly discussed. The matter was
held over until the next meeting OF the
council. two weeks from last night.
The traction company was sent an
order to have a representative at the
next meeting to explain why the new
schedule has never been placed into
effect.
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1Jbe-v Pund Growing.

At the meeting Of Liberty Loan Bond
statesmen held al noon yesterday in tho
Headquarters on UEion street u total
of S25;S50 In additional subscriptions
was reported. With tho subscriptions
previously reported. R"llaires total is
now s559.400. Il little less than 100000
Of tho quota for Rcllairc. Workers say
full our, will be ovcr-subscrihrd ny
Tho end of the week
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APPEAL CASE

An appeal from the court Of Justice
Lac +. Dobbs was filed yesterday
with the clerk Of the circuit court IN
a sui; styled s. X. Frank l. Company
VS.. S Nesbit,. The defense p-ayS TO
recover 500 for merchandise dellV-
cred 10 tho defendant. The lower
court gave judgement for The plain
tiff for he full amount ri the suit.
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Edpar Glass Home.

Edgar Glass arrived from Fort OElc-
thorpe Ca. on Sunday morning and is
Mt the home or his parents. Justice and
Mrs. ". r. Glass. Having gained is
pounds in weight. his many friends had
10 take a second look TO make sur" that
i, was really Edgar. Having received
certificate. making him eligible for ap-
rointmcnt as Second Lieutenant. he
wears upon his sleeve white ribbon.
This makes the candidates readily recog-
nizablc when they appear at the orGani-
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neooxartr4 From injuries.

William Snyder. West Wheeling boy.
employed in a Wheeling drug store. ~
recovering OF his home from The ettecls
of injuries sustained Friday evening az
,asI week when no was STRUCK pS d."
auto and thrown from his olcycic' OH
North Main street. Wheeling. Inc oo3
u.os on his way TO the North Wheeling
,ospital with a delivery when the acc-
denr occurred and he will be confined
IN his home for several days
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A Former Resident.

Edward holland. OF Canton. Ohio, was
A. visitor over Sunday with his mother
Mrs. W. S. holland. Of Commerce street
Mr. holland makes more frequent visits
as the years grow anace. realizing no
doubt; that tho hest Of mothers. AZ in
This case, arc entitled 10 frequent visits.
and tina, is not all for this good whole
soulcd and cheerful person affords pleas
ure 10 all Of his Nellsburg frteEis every
time he comes.
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Rack Homo Again

Ashley Thurchman. who has spent IN"
pas, six months at Long Beach. Calf
has returned 70 his home greatly I'M
proved in health. All right" is the
statement and that is good news for his
friends. Whatever delight was expert
cnced in the beautiful California back
home again" among the West Virginia
hills. Is a sure pleasure for all after
a. long journey.
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Eiuaar Funeral:

Funeral services for Edgar Krueman
Kinsry. who passed away at the home OF
his sister. Mrs. Horny Rodgers. in this
city. sunday afternoon. Will hc con-
d;ictcd this afternoon at :! o'clock from
the place Of dcath. Tho services will
br in charge Of Rev. !. W. Beam. pas
tor Of the l.ansinS\ ". f. church. and
in,crmcnt will he in Lin~ood cemetery
At Blaine. -
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Tho postponed meeting of the Parent
Teachers association OF the North
School building was held last evening
and the program was carried out in de-
tail Music WAS rendered by the ladies'
double quartet. and four-minutc Thrift
talks were given by members Of tn" rari-
Gus grade schools. The meeting was
largely attended.
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Samuel YohO. aged - years. passed
away Mt hie home at Deep Run yeeter-
dav afternoon after a lingering illness
Of complication of Diseases Mr.. Ioho
was born in Monroe COUNTY and has been
II resident Of this vicinity for a number
OF years. He is survived by his widow
and three sons: Harry. in the aviation
corn, stationed at San Antonio. Texas:
1sburn Of Cleveland and Ernest Of this
city. Funeral arrangements were still
inromplete last evening.
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rerry Officer Transferred.

Kenneth Perry. well known young man
nf this city and ll6 other graduates
who, obtained commissions at tho third
officers training camp at Camp Shcr-
man. have been transferred TO Camp
Gordon. Tia. This information was re-
ccivrd in letter IN his parents yes
tprdnV,