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Evening star., 1918-02-01
Cen. Carpentier. saaer,. Dies.

NEW YORK, February 1-Gen. Hor-
acc A. Carpenter. one Of the original
"forty-niners." who was reputed to
have amasgsd fortune estimated at
$20,0O0,0O0 In the western gold delds.
has died Ak hiG homo here, at tho age
OF nlnoty.&our yoAx6 He was born In
Cali3o5nla and st one ttyue was mayor
|o1 0A11an6. an6 ;oAoG161nb0 0e fho bank
Evening star., 1918-02-01
officers Get Honorable Discharge.

Two officers Of tho National Guard Of
Maryland have been honorably discharged
from tho service Of the United States.
They are Capt. John C. stansbury, Medi-
cal Corps. and First Lieut. Julian D.
Carey, 115th Infantry. National Guard Of
the United States
Evening star., 1918-02-01

Australian soldiers in tho field have
contributed $500,000 to the common
wealth war loan
Evening star., 1918-02-01
DECLARES THIS WAR WILL
BE WON BY SENTIMENT
Commodore wsdham Addresses
Army =. n. o. A. Secretaries
In Session Here.

"This war win be won by sentiment" !"
declared Commodore II. v. Wadham. U.
s. N. retired. in an address to the Army
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SAND HILL

Things are moving along very quietly
| here. the churches and schools heinG
! closed and all social gatherings dis
couraged.
The Rcd Cross workers have nercrthe-
| less been quite busy in sewing and knit
| tinE, having completed ton hospital
shirts and one convalsccnt robe and sew
! Cral pairs of wooden socks.
Mr., a. l.. Dagu" has received word
from heir son Glenn. in Camp Sherman.
that he is now convalcsccnt ut the base
! hosnltal whore he has been i'll for the
past fortnight. with an attack or the
| Flu"
DR.. Arnold. Of Pleasant Valley. who
has been faithfully taking car" Of n
| large number Of influenza patients mas
| himself suCcumhcd To the mhladT ana
! Inns been removed To the Glendale hos
initial for treatment.
| Mrs. Will McCrackcn is very SLOWLY
| recovering from an attack OF typhoid
| fever. Mrs, McCrackcn has hccn Ill Tor
, four weeks
Mr.. Will McCrRckcn. who is III nj tho
! Glendale hospital Is somewhat improved
at this writing.
Two Young children of Mr.. Charles
| Maxwell have been quito ILL., hut are I'M.
proving satisfactorily under the care III
|
Mr., VIII Junkins. who has be"n III
with tho Spanish flu. is much improved.
MIR Chas. NuSs. who has secured en-
ployment at MajorsvIllc. will shortly
/ move his family there having rur
chased residence.
Mrs. John Kigcr and Mrs. John Daguc
| OF Elm Grove, are spending thiS Week
tho guest OF Mr.. Chas. Jones and family
| Messrs, Frank Blake and Lewis Craw-
ford of Wheeling. spent Sunday Win
relatives here.
Mr.. II. W. Luke and daughter. MISS
Agnes, spent Tuesday in MounoSFll,c
attending to business relative 10 inc
Fourth Liberty loan.
Mr.. J. l.. Kent and son Glen MT. Geo
Fox and Mr.. w. W. Luke. were trans
acting business in the city Tuesday.
Mr., Norman DaEue delivered load nt
roI hogs at the stock yard on Wednes
day.
MIR. Charles Jones and Hayes Francis
,roro .ru,s,c'inC business in Elm Grove
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Mundt or Elm Grove. purchased Z
load Of fine sheep from {. > Jones OF
| Tuesday.
Miss Emily Smith. "f Moundsville
was the pleasant guest OF MIS- hr'c'
Daguc last week.
Mr.. Albert mas naAdc S''n"
improvements to his residence. the nj
tcratinns being mad" by Mr.. isaac Ia
Wis
Mrs. Harry X Davis. or Elm "r"'e
spent Tuesday with friends mere
Mr. and Mrs. Everett koon,H
Pleasant Valley spent Sunday with MT
and Mrs. G.. W. Jones.
Mrs. y. T. Bruce and daughter MIS-
Lena Will shortly move from the EiIias
to their farm at Lone Oak. which Mr.
Chas. Nuss Will vacate.
] Edith. the young daughter OF MI am
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Sherrard Briefs,

SnerERTu 6ElelS.
Miss Beatrice Mcconnell. teacher IN
the high school al Beverly. w. Va. is
spending a few days at her home here
while the school is closed on account
Of the Influenza epidemic In that town.
None of the schools Of this commun-
ity have opened yet and there Will De no
church services here on Sunday.
Miss Edna KlaEcs was the guest Of
Misses Mac and Alberta Caldwell or MI
Olivct. on Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma White and dau ghter, Miss
jean and Miss Helen Huss. all If Mt
Olivct who have been Ill with influenza"
nrc recovering nicely.
Rev. II. A. Cofrman. OF Joliytown. Pa,
WIS visiting friends here Thursday and
Friday
William Jones has returned home
after q visit with relatives on WaymanH
Ridge.
Attorney and Mrs c. L. CarriGan and
son. John. Of Glendale. spent Thursday
In Shcrrard.
Mrs. Eendcll returned to her home in
Wheeling Wednesday after visiting at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. \. D. Hood. OF
Mt. Oliret.
All Of the local students from the
West Virginia University have returned
to Morgantown. where they Will resume
their studies on Monday.
Miss Jenny McComhs was the guest
of Mrs. f. w. McComhs on Thursday.
Miss Gertrude Jones' Of Wood HILL is
confined to her home with an attack Of
Spanish Influenza.
Misses Beatrice and Margaret and
Master George Mcdonnell visited at the
home Of D. VI. Garvn on Thursday.
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GAINESVILLE

Mrs Ed Patterson, n we'll known
veung woman passed away Al the home
on Bond avenue, Thursday evening at
2 o'clock. death resulting from pneu-
monia. following ten days Illness. she
was about 81 years Of age and besides
her husband she lcnvcs her mother. Mrs.
Anna Hnvilnnd. and two sisters and one
brother: Mrs. Charles Mumma Mrs.
Charles Slcvin. and Jesse Haviland. OF
this place. Funeral services Will be
held from The homo Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. Rev. II. II. Scott, OF the
First NJ. r. church. officiating. Inter-
mcnt will be made In Grcenmount cent
ctery.
Mrs. Harry Roby, of West Main ST.
who was taken to the Martins Ferry
hospital last Sunday. whore she under
went an operation for appendicitis on
Monday. is getting along nicely and her
many friends hope ful her carly recor-
cry.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Hughes and chill
drcn, of Columbus. are visiting their
parents, Mr.. ard Mrs. c. j. Bradficld'
Of North Chestnut street. =.
Mrs. Ollie Farley. Of Flushing, Is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. S. L. Merrill OF
Bond avenue.
Mrs. D. Mcvey, OF North Chestnut
street will leave the first OF the week
for Norfolk Va. where she Will VISIT
her son. who is q yoeman in the Nafh!
Reserves.
Mrs. Carl Spencer. of GAINESVILLE. is
visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. I'd
Wilson, of West Main street.
Miss Edna Anderson. OF Fairmont, w.
Va, has been spending the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs; c. {. -Ander-
son. of Bond aYcrue.
Mrs. Anna Masters, Of Savannah. o.
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. Q. Whit
marsh. Of Park street.
Mrs. Charles Hagednrn. of this place.
Is at Niles, O.. where she WAS called hy
the illness of her son, Raymond Hase-
dorm.
Lieut.. w. +. stephens. of this place.
left Thursday evening for IT. Ogle-
thorpe. Ga. to report for service in the
Medical Department of the army.
G. {. KcnnDn. Of Huntington, w. Va,
il visiting Mrs. Amanda .Mckcown' OF
South Chestnut street, and other rcla-
tivcs Of this place.
], w. Osborne. candidate for sheriff
, was a recent visitor with lrichdS OF
this city.
Mrs. Louise Allen, of Cleveland. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. II. Scott.
Of North Chestnut street.
The ladies nj Bradficld's store. VIII
have n stand on the National Pike Sun
day for the purpose OF selling light
lunch to the tourists. The proceeds I"
he for the benefit Of tho Red Cross
All persons desiring TO donate pies or
ginger bread to the cause may leave
same Mt Brndfield's store Saturday
October IS.
Doris Harper. of Malaga was F1si-
! tor here Thursday.
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c, untry have problem that occurs IN
few other countries. 1t Is the variety
of climatic and Topographic conditions.
The country Is so extensive that "
takes In almost the whole category OF
changes, while smaller countries. such
"a England and France. are compare
lively uniform throughout. Hcncs. IN
designing motor cars engineers Oh Inc
United States have to take into conslo-
Grafton varying conditions;
It was the aim OF William Fulton
Melhuish, the designer OF the Fulton
motor truck and president Of the Fulton
Motor Truck company, to produce oIilce ., "a a
and under all conditions of weather and
road equally well. He wanted truck ina, ne I
would take steep hills without pounding
and still be not too powerful for level
roadway work. lie specified clearance
in the rear axle sufficient TO clear INC
crown of rutty roads. He demanded
strength enough in the springs to with
stand the pounding Of the rough going
in mountainous country In short. ne
sought n truck that was adaptable 10
use in every part Of the country.
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PLAN TO KEEP ROADS
CLEAR THIS WINTER

Communication OF the plans now
bcing formulated in many states to keep
The roads clear during the winter 80
unin,errInted is given by William r.
I HurIburt. presdent Of the HurIbuIr,
Motor Truck Company Of New YORK;
The company has a large number or
trucks In service throughout the coun-
try. Mr.. Hurlburt reports general sat
isfaction with these. He is able 10
watch the work Of many OF them due 10
the branch MT Philadelphia. and in the
service stations of the company. rev
trucks are found at any time IN LOT
service and majority Of those found
in the station recently we're brought In
for general ,overhauling advisable after
severe usage This service ofientimes
ning with change Of crews, as inter
city and country service Is so heavy AS
To give little time for the necessary eS-
animation Of the truck.
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Auto Great Help in
Business Activities

The effect Of the automobile is that OF
accumulation" said q Wheeling business
man the other day. 1T enables the own
err to maintain his business actlVipes
activities prompted BIZ his desire to con-
tribute towards the winning of the war
The automobile has become his per
sonai mechanical equipment. 1t enables
him to personally get in contact WIN
morc people and activities just as the
teleIs!.one projects his voice and the tel
egrapi, projects his night letters miles
away.
without the automobile, he is hendl-
capped in the race for personal eficien-
cy. Independence is charged TO depend
cnce. reducing his efficiency and profl-
cheney"
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Motor Cars Necessity;
Must Be Kept Going

Claiming that motor cars must DC
kept in operation at all times. the Am
crican Automobile company. Liberty DIS
tributors at TaTcoma. Wash, has stock
Cd ia service department with several
thousand dollars worth OF spare parts.
Motor car parts must ADVANCE IN price
with automobiles" says Herbert r..
Simpson. president of the company.
and while we have tied up a lot OF
money In keeping big stock. we feel
that we. owe it to our many customers
to protect them as much as POSSIBLE
against increase in prices besides faclfi-
tatIng service" The American hutot 11o
bile Company, with the recent installa-
ton of new repair work equipment. now
has one of the most completely equipped
service stations in the northwest.
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MIGHT LIST.
sNilled in Action.

Private
mason. Charles w, McClellandtown,
Pa
Died Of Disease.
Privates: o,,
Beany. James s.. Short Creek OHIO:
kleinman Fred c.. North "ales' d.
Severely wounded.
Gray, Albert G.. Philadelphia "a
wounded {Degres underternanoo''
Corporal:
Hnrenchar. Paul. Southwest, Pa-
Tanner, John W. Cleveland v.
Cook:
emmett Joseph A.. Carbonate. Pa.
Privates: ,,.u.a,
rorrel1 Charles Aloysius, Philadel-
phia. Pa. ,,.oore pa
Greenly, Leroy. Reading. "a
Hanson. Elmer A.. RidGway' Fa'
Harvey, Charles e. Franklin Ia
Horznik. Nosej. Erie, Pa
Kohl, Harry f.. Pittsburgh ia.
Leone, Richard. Greensourg. Pa.
palmer. Harry w, Blairsville, "a
ROSS, Victor G., washington, fa-
S,natak BENJAMIN, Mount Pleasant
Wood. Henry NJ. Harveys. Pa,
Slightly wounded
Lieutenant: -
sncIleroya William E., Tenaflv. n. ].
Privates:
Conley. william NJ. Philadelphia. Ia
Dudzlnski. Felix. Philadelphia Ia.
Florio, Antonio. Pittsburgh. Pa.
TIunntran. William j.. Fhiladelphia.
Hoyt. Emmett G.. Snbuln, Pa
Lucas. Frank Watkins Philadelphia
MYERS, James c.. Pittsburgh Pa.
O1rien. John j., philadelphia Pa.
Paul Frank. Philadelphia. Pa.
Thompson. Lawrence j., Delaware
County, Pa.
Wilmer. Aber, T.. Philadelphia IN.
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Kelly, Thomas F., Philadelphia. Pa.
Palmer, George. Philadelphia Pa.
Smith, Harrison. East Freedom. ia.
Tannehill. Meade A., Scottsdale, Pa.
Weinmann, John G., Philadelphia Pa.
Mechanics:
Clchon. Walter. Ramsey. Pa
Fhredt, Charles F., Altoona, Pa
Privates:
Adams. Harold F., Lanceloth, Pa.
Ashburn, Paul NJ. Altoona Pa.
Bethan, John r., Philadelphia, Pa
Brine. MILFORD E.. Latrobc, Pa.
Brotherson. Gootfried, Erie. Pa.
Capaldi, Tony, Philadelphia. Pa.
Cole. George j., Philadelphia Pa
Collins. Walter c., Philadelphia, Pa
Conner. Burley. Johnstown. Pa.
Cross, Harry w. Sharon, Pa.
Decker, james D.. Juniata. Pa.
Grim, Lawrence B.. Woodruff Pa.
Gunsallus, Ira D., Altoona. Pa
Heller, Josiah L.. Somerset, Pa.
James, Charles c.. West Phiiadel-
phia, Pa.
Oaken. Mayberry c.. Riddlesburg. Pa
Phillips, william j., Johnstown, Pa-
.Pol!castro. Joseph. Altoona. Pa.
Powers. James A., Jeanette. Pa
Puppo. Veto. Shamokin, Pa.
Ridsdale. Thomas w, Grecnsburs, Pa.
Roselli. John R., Philadelphia, IA.
Schwocr, John. Philadelphia. Ia.
Shaw. Frank E.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Simon. Joseph H, philadelphia Pa.
stahl. Floyd H. Conway, Pa.
Wierzbenski, Tofil. Wyoming Ia.
Slightly wounded in Action
Captain:
Lee. Arthur. Greenwood. s. Z.
,CorporalS:
Chasson. Joseph. Cincinnati. 0.
Privates:
Cameron, Daniel. York. Pa.
Collins. Harold j., Monongaheia- Pa.
Cornelius, Frank E.. Hostetter' Pa,
Dougherty. Leo j.. Philadelpnla' Fa
Fisenbise. Clarence. Reading. Pa.
xEyerctt. Arthur L.. Latrobc. Ia.
yGarrett. Harold D.. Donora. Pa.
Haperty. James j.. Baltimore, Md.
Hershman Herbert Leroy. Mechanics
burg. Pa.
Holland, Glade j.. Kane, Ia
Hunncll, Rindfus. WaynesburE. Pa.
Kearucy, James F.. Scranton. Fa.
Kuhn. Francis X. Philadelphia, Pa.
Ianahan, Frank j.. Philadelphia, Ia
Iarncd. James H., Derry, Pa
McGregor, George Henry. Manorfllle
Pa.
Moul Wilson Franklin, York. Pa.
OCcnnor. William F.. Darby. Pa.
O'Donnell. Thomas H. PhlladelphIs-
Oswald. Robert. Lancaster. Pa.
Over, William s.. Ligonier. Pa.
Patrick. Walter D.. York, Pa.
Pennington. Clarence A., Indiana. Pa
Richie, Earl Harding Haverford. Pc
Runkcy, Wilbur R.. Bedford. Pa.
Schneider. Carl F., Colingdaie' IA
Tobin. James NJ. Philadelphia, Pa.
Turner, Harry A., Masontown. W. va
Volk Peter, McKees Rocks. Pa.
Walker, Marvin Monroe, Russell Fa
White. Richard Norwood. Pa.
WiveI, Hayden Griffith. Jermyn' Pa
Missing IN Action
strawn. kenneth p, Landover. Md.
Decker Jacob A.. Altoona, Pa.
Prisoners.
Private:
Flood, Charles Curtis. South solan'o
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HOME BUILDERS
UNION,
18th and Main Streets,
Wheeling, W. Va.

Mrs. w. E. Marsh. who has been Mt her
grandparents Adolph Fisher, for the
past several weeks, where she was re-
moved from tho hospital. has been re-
moved to her home and seems much I'M
proved. the injured limb now being IN
a cast.
Mt Joseph Thompson is at present
engaged in crushing quantity of lime
stone to be used on the county road
which is very much in need of repairs.
Mr.. S. \. Kent will hold public sale
at his residence near Dallas on Oct. 50.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

OPPORTUNITIES for men suffering
from prostrute disorders TO rid them
selves quickly at home without drugs;
diet or massage. This is wonderful
effective scientific method in use by
physicians. osteopaths. lawyers. engin-
GERS. bankers business men, FARMERS,
and peoplc in all walks Of life. Abso-
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quickly. Endorsed by hundreds or salts
fled users. Write to-day for conVinc-
ing proofs and how you may try TINS
Wonderful appliance In your own home
nj our risk, Address The Elcctrother-
NAL Company. 500 Blair Bldg. steuben-
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SHERRARD
Recovering From Injury.

E. w. McCombs has about recovered
from a painful injury received last
week. when ne was kicked by horse
Mr.. McCombs was In the blacksmith
shop here. and as he walked past tho
horse IL kicked striking him on the leg
There were no bones broken, but the in
jury was quite painful.
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LOST AND FOUND

1osT-Cnmco pin. lost at Echo Point,
between Oak Ave. and Edgwood ST:
Finder will receive reward. call l6i-J
Woodsdalc. o-eo-l
watch. Is size. hunt
Ing cnse, Shrlners emblem on front
lid either in BcnwOod or McMechcn.
Reward for return TO Or. W. B. Hart
wig. Benwood Bank Bldg. o-26-l
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why Hot Get the Bestf

When you have n bad :old why not
get the best remedy ohtainnble. one tnat
has a worldwide reputation Tor us
cures, viz. Chamberlain's Cough ITEM
cry
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American Casualties
Afternoon List.

Total ..Sa9
Killed IN Action
PrivateS:
Ramsey. Lloyd D.. Carnegie. Pa.
Rocker, John o.. Chillicothe. Ohio.
Died Of Disease.
Prirates:
Pruett. Homer, Cnnebrake, W. Va
wounded Severely In Action
Priyates:
Hloe,naker. Walter. Cincinnati Ohio,
Domnskv. Earnest P. Latrohc. Pa.
schultz. Lester r.. Greenville. Ohio.
wounded (Degree Undeter1nined.)
Lieutehants:
Darby Philip NJ. J.. Philadelphia. Pa
Ourslcr. John w. Como. Miss.
Parker. Clarence T.. Tyler. Texas.
werrIug. Frederick H, New fork.N.Y
ScrEcantS:
Bonsall Henry H.. Jr.. Philadelphia
Pa.
Brennan. william j.. Philadelphia. Pa
Coshey. John r.. Greensbure. Pa
Lowe, Henry r.. Philadelphia. Pa.
pollock. Walter c.. Philadelphia. Pa
Rrisenwitz, John Edward. Philadel'
phia. Pa.
Corporals:
Rano, Albert G., Washington, Pa
Brown, Clifford, Altoona. Pa.
pe1ong, elena, Newell, W. Va
Faust. Joseph Morgan. hayton, Pa
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WANTED-Male

wANTBD-Butcher for Coal Co. Store.
Good wages and pleasant place to
work. Must be sober and honest. Piney
Fork Supply Co., Piney Fork, Ohio.
o-26-l
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OWN
4 HOME
Anywhere in the United
States or Canada
80
Money
Makes it Possible

A monthly payment Of
e6.O9, which includes prmel-
pal and interest, will pay for
a Cine Thousand A,M0)
Dollar Home.
A monthly payment OF
$12.16, which includes prin-
cipal and interest, VIII pay
for a Two Thousand ,oO0)
Dollar Home
A monthly payment OF
1924, which includes prin-
cipal and interest, viii pay
for a Three T h Gus a n d
($3,0O0) Dollar Home.
Homes>of greater value IN
the same proportion.
For particulars call in per
son or fill in coupon and
mail
Name ....................
Street NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
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American Truck Makers
Have Peculiar Problem

Manufacturers Of motor trucks in this
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ron sALE-Hobart Electric Meat Grin
or. Gus H Nedick, 1921 Market 81:
call ste-I o-26-i :
PACKARD USED TRUCKS.
Nearly every large truck concern IN
the country has been taken over by the
government. Unless you own q good
standard truck you will have difficulty
In getting parts. We can offer you the
following standard equipment one year
old and In first class condition. These
can be sold on terms.
IS Ton Garfords with Hydraulic
Hoist and Dump.
Used TRUCK DEPARTMENT
PACKARD MOTOR COMPANY OF
PITTSBURGH.
4109 Baum Boulevard.
Pittsburgh. Penna-
Both Phones.
FOR SALE-Ford touring; in first class
condition; new tires all around. Can
be seen at 1910 Jacob St; phone 342S-M.
FOE SALE-ThorOughb Chester
White pigs. $1,000 each. Ross Stilwell
Rayland, Ohio. o-S-Sut
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WANrrD-rwo BOYS TO WORK At
NIGHT AND LEARN TIE 110T.
ING TRADE APPLY TO 1o10AAH
WHEELING INTELI16GnC31 AZ
TER r. II, Oh PHONE 2e44-A
wAHTED-Men, our illustrated cata-
logue explains how we teach barber
College, 331 w. 9Th st.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
jy-31-tf
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FOR SALE

Nor1cH-For sale to coal producers a
large quantity of IL and 16 pound
iron rails, also plates for coal chute.
Tri-State Pipe Company, Bellaire.
o-26-p
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Private
Mason. Charles w. McClellandtoWi
Pa
Died Of Disease.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two or three furnished or
unfurnishcd rooms. Rooms. care OF
1,toiifrcnrnr o-a6-i
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ron sAIE-Hobart Electric Meat Grin
cr Gus H Nedick, 1921 Market 81:
81, efe-I o-26-i
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WANTED-renale

wANTED-Earn s25 weekly spa.'e time.
writing for newspapers, magazlncs'
EXP. urnec.; details free. Press Syndi-
cate ISL St. Louis. Mo. o-2b-s
Omaha daily bee., 1918-11-30
In the Matter of Mooney.

Public opinion concerning the Mooney case
is sadly askew, or quite as Indifferent, scarcely
more than a mild curiosity manifesting ITSELF
where great concern really should be felt. First
and last the case involves our whole system of
administering justice. A dastardly crime was
committed in San Francisco. Mooney charged
with being a principal in the affair, was tried,
convicted and sentenced to hang. Allegations
of grave irregularities in connection with the
trial have been made. Investigation resulted
in the dismissal of the most serious of these.
Careful review of the proceedings before the
trial court has failed to disclose flaw such as
would warrant a higher court in interfering on
behalf of the accused. Renewed charges Of
conspiracy and criminal connivance against
Mooney have lately been made. These demand
thorough and complete Investigation, that the
whole truth may be known. That Governor
Stevens has spared MONEYS life by committing
his sentence is not sufficient. Justice cannot
rest under the suspicion thrown on 1t by the
developments in this case, nor is it safe to per-
nit even a shadow Of foundation to exist for
the socialistic shout that I'VE have put the fear
of God into the hearts Of the capitalists" or to
allow any doubt to linger as to MONEYS in
nocence. Bring out the bottom facts in this
case, that the world may know the truth