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The Delta independent., 1918-10-18
Taken Up.

Notice is hereby given that have
impounded the following described
animal at my place in Peach Valley.
one bay horse, dark name and tail.
weight about 1000 pounds. Said ami
NAL was taken up in June, at my
place. The brand on said animal is
p lazy p. After due diligence the
owner of said estray cannot be found.
will offer the same for sale at Delta
Volorado. on Saturday. November Q,
1918, for the purpose of paying feed
bill and keep against said animal :.
since taken up in June; provided. how
ever. that said owner shall not make
claim and pay for advertising and
feed bill.
DAVID FELL,
Oct. IS: November 1. 1918.
The Delta independent., 1918-10-18
Gard of Thanks.

To the many friends who by kind
words and beautiful flowers helped to
smooth the pathway of sorrow. follow
ing the death of our beloved Sallie
Lee iGlmer. we here tender our sin
cere appreciation, and pray that Gods
richest blessing will rest upon the
givers.
MRS. LULU e. GILMER.
MIR. and MRS. WILL GILMER,
HENRY GlLMER.
MIR. and MRS. ]. w. HORTON.
MR. and MRS. WM. N~oD,
MIR. and MRS. w. II. BECKLEY
MR. and MRS. GEO. w. SAIL.
The Delta independent., 1918-10-18
Announcement.

Republican candidate for County
Treasurer. I have been Deputy Coun-
ty Treasurer for nearly four years. so
am familiar with the duties of the Of
flee. On account of war conditions.
the government urges that women fill
positions formerly held by men. If
am elected, assure the voters and
taxpayers that the work of the office
will be continued as in the past.
ANNA NORBORG.
The Delta independent., 1918-10-18
NORTH DELTA GOSSIP
>>>>>>>>>>>>>> 4

Jesse Miller recently bought the old
Arch Reed place and has moved in.
Irwin Sankey bought a fine COW this
week of Grandpa Mckee on Garnet
mesa.
Neal Schillings moved into one of
Elmer Rustlers houses in North Delta
last week
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest Latimer and
little son Floyd, made trip to Cedar
| edge last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. B. Raichart motored
up to Montrose last Saturday visiting
friends at that place.
Mrs Mary Jennings and children
are spending the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Qualls Bruton of Coalby
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Blaine spent
last Sunday very pleasantly with Mr..
and Mrs. Qualls Bruton at Coalby.
Grandma Blivens who has spent the
| summer at her mountain ranch re-
turned to her home here this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Van Horn have
rented the Myrtle Lewis property for
the winter having moved in last Fri
day
Mrs. Kitch and two daughters from
Cedaredge spent several days this
week with Mr.. and Mrs Charley Still
wagon.
Mrs. Lee Jacobs who has been Wis
iting her son Frank Howard and fami-
ly the past two weeks returned to her
home Saturday evening
Miss Carrie Peters from Clarksburg.
West Virginia. is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Guy Merritt. Miss Peters expects
to remain for the winter.
Jim Blessing and family left this
week for Shenana, Colorado, where
Mr.. Blessing has been employed by
the railroad company to build water
tanks.
Ernest Kepler, wife and children
and Buel Thorpe. wife and baby spent
the day very pleasantly last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. L G. Kepler and
family
After a very pleasant visit here with
relatives Ed Stewart and sons. An
drew and Edward returned to their
home at Pueblo Tuesday, driving thru
in a machine
Miss Ruth Isensee and Miss Andy
Dingman who have been attending
normal at Gunnison returned home on
Tuesday on account of school being
under quarantine.
Harry Hickman. wife and baby had
supper at his fathers. Mr. and Mrs. D.
s. Hickman, Tuesday night the oc-
casion being Harry's birthday.
Spanish influenza is improving and
her mother Mrs. Walter Hotchkiss and
four of the children are all down with
the same disease and are quarantined
at the Gandrup home in Delta.
Mrs. Henry Burns received a letter
from Camp Funston. Monday. where
her son Lester is statione hat he was
recovering from the Spanish influenza
Mrs. Harold Gandrup who has the
A brother of Mrs. CLANCY Phenice
Ray Stockton and wife. who came ov.
erland from Ottawa, Kansas, arrived
here last Friday and have rented a
house. They will stay here for the
winter.
The Delta independent., 1918-10-18

London, Oct. II Flash)-The al
lies have captured Lille. Dense mass
es of allied cavalry advanced nine
miles through the break in the sec
ond german lines in Belgium.
They will break through probably
in the Thielt region. Any additional
advance there would threaten Ghent.
If the breach were maze farther
south it would bring the allies nearer
Audenarde, while if it were made to
the north the allies will have reach
ed the outskirts of Bruges.
London, Oct. 1.-THE British press
bureau officially announced that there
was absolutely no foundation for the
rumors of germany's capitulation. or
the kaiser's abdication.
The Delta independent., 1918-10-18

To Friends and Voters of Delta Count
Owing to the extra work placed up
on me by the voluntary and unexpect-
ed resignation of my deputy, Mrs. Sea-
ton. will be unable to make my cam
paign trip over the county this week
as Independent candidate for County
Clerk at the coming election Novem-
ber 5. l hope to. have the work Of
the office arranged in a short time so
l can go over the county and meet
the voters.
H. X. GIBBS,
County Clerk.
The Delta independent., 1918-10-18
James E. Beckley

Candidate for County Commissioner
on the Democratic ticket, for the First
commissioners District. asks your
support at the election. He refers
you to his past record as citizen and
taxpayer for many years. He has not
The Delta independent., 1918-10-18

la pocketful of promises to offer, but
will discharge the duties of the office
which he seeks to the very best of
his ability. He will endeavor to safe
guard your interests in the same
conservative manner as he does his
interests.
The Delta independent., 1918-10-18
JOHN c. WATTS.

We are authorized to announce the
name of John C. Watts as a candidate
on the Democratic ticket for the office
'of County Treasurer, subject to the
will of the voters at the November
election.
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tate Of Ed. Wilson. deceased, VS.. Sarah l..
Wilson IT al. Order Of sale returned
and filed. Record ordered.
Maria j. Happier. deceased. FINAL &C
count filed. ~, for hearing September
IS, 1915. Notice ordered and cause con-
tInund.
Lavuxicr Spence deceased. Partial
account filed, set for hearing Scptcm-
brr IS. 1915. Notice ordered and cause
cont inued.
Samuel J. Daniel. deceased. Inventory
filed. approved and ordered recorded.
Walter NJ. Graham. assignment Proof
OF publication Of notice of tune and
place Of payment OF dividend illrd. APP
proved and ordered r"curdc'!. Report
of dividends paid filed. approved and
ordered recorded and allowed rs final
discharg" of assignee.
William {. SrhlcrintZaucr. deceased
Proof of publication of notice Of ap-
puintm"nt filed.
In r. estate of George ". LcinSctt"r.
deceased. Proof OF publication "I notice
of appointment filed.
In re estate OF Henry McGliton. dc
ceased. Proof OF publication Of noiIc'.
Of appointment filed.
Tarnson L. McNicholS. deceased.
Proof of publication OF n"tice OF ap-
pointmcnL filed.
Matilda l.andkrohn. deceased. Proof
Of publication of notice of appointment
filed.
Lizzie Il. Fainter. deceased. Proof OF
publication of notice of appointment
filed.
Alice Kinscy. deceased. Proof Of
publication If notice Of appointment
filed.
Joseph J. I'ra1Incn. deceased. Proof Of
publication Of notice Of appointment
filed
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Steam Yachts Brought
Into Port; Being PTObed

AN ATLANTIC PORT. AUG. "h.--Thn
s1can yacht Vega, brought into port
late vest, r1ay Ivy naval authorities for
investigations. lay M II closely EuardfN1
wharf today. No on" was allowed 10
L.av" the vessel
1t is understood the yacht was pur-
chased nj New London. conn for S2.1"0
to r"plar~ on" Of II" vessels lost in
tho raids by submarines On tho fishing
banks
l'airtl boats. whrrh for 4 w""k have
been watching viGilnntly for the yacht.
picked her W u few miles outside tho
harhnr. II was r"Trrrt'Hl she had no
ships papers and II" ON" on board tx
cop; the captain and his mate. who
were foreigners.
ON the deck wcrc piled bags Of cnnl-
All tho windows were fitted with can
vas. which would completely darken
the crew at night
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MARTINS FERRY AND
SOLDIERS IN z GAMES
Contests VIII BE Played at League Park
Hext Sunday and Monday,
Labor Day.

II was announced last night that there
will he two baseball games played AT
League park between the Camp Shcr-
man. Ohio crack soldiers team and the
Martins Ferry Athletics. on next Sunday
afternoon and the following day. Mon
day. September . Labor Day.. Both
games will be called at o'clock. and
orc Of the greatest contests Of the sea-
son is promised. II Is anticipated that
thousands will witness the games.
FulloWing"is the lineup:
MARTINS Frrry--Ford. third base: pry-
sock. second base: F.asron. left field:
rrumm. center Held: Evans. right field:
Mum. first base: McGannon. shor1st"i;
Wclch.. catcher: Noel and Morgan. pitch
crs.
Camp Observation-Disclosures. third ha$c;
Riggs second base: Macovitch. loft field:
Eckrrt, center field; FisSc. right field:
Rakel. first base: ReSsc. shortStup:
Rlackard. catcher; Kirk, pitcher.
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MAN HIT BY AUTO

Albert stump was struck by an au-
lumubil" last evening about IL o'clock
near thc power house on Forty-second
street. and il is alleged that Mr.. ben-
jamin Rounc-is the man Whe was drir-
ing the machine 1T the time Siumpp
WAS hit. Whoever was driving tho MA
chine did not S;up after stump had
been struck. and when word was given
out to look for Il machine answering i-c
description Of the one which struck
stump. which resulted in Officer -Ictz-
ucr placing Or. Ruon" under arrest.
Iinonc put up $50 for his appearance II
police court today. hut il is not rs yet
decided what charge he may face. -.
violation of tho good roads law could
b" placed against tho offender. as he
fHilcd tn stop after hitting tho man.
while also Il charge of reckless driving
and probably speeding could be placed
against him.
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A WELl-KN0WN
LADY OF WOOD
LAWN FINDS
M Vim Iron Weed Tonic The
Medicine.

To build up the tired and worn out
woman. so said Mr.. S. IHunrr. on" OF
tho leading s;llesm"n Of Kaufman II
Baers big store. who resides at los
Sheffield avenue. Woodtawn- Pa When
he came TO Jennings DRUG store TO set
the second bottle Of NJ Vim Iron Weed
Toxic for his wife. he said she all run
down. nervous and no appetite. and hav-
ing heard so much OF NJ Vim lrnn Weed
Tonic. AMI after using ono bottle found
it as advertised and SAID his wife hS
been greatly benefited by the use OF It
and they both heartily praise the good
It has done. Nh Vim Iron Weed Tonic
is doing 4 world OF good in and around
Pittsburgh. and 1t would be worth any
ones while II they are not up to the
standard OF health and haven't realized
any benefit from other sources TO try
thus wonderful tonic. Call and ask for
samples Of Blue Liver and Rnwel Tab
let's Ut the following drug stores:
CS1aest 6 Co. Drug Store. lies Market
Fexeet. Wheeling.
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which they were riding upset on Deans
Hill. near West Liberty. That til"
members Of the party escaped with
their lives is a~niracle.
Mrs. Brookes Vas driving the machine
and MS the car was coming down the
hill. it gained speed ana as it hit i
curve. the car left the road and went
over 4 twenty foot embankmcnt. The
machine was turned over. and with the
assistance Of several other persons.
Mr.. Brookes lifted the heavy body Of
the car and released the other members
Of the family.
TIL" place where yesterdays accident
occurred was exactly at the same place
where Mr. T. c. F1accus was killed sew
cral years ago
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Robert 3. RoriclS. Sunbury. Pa
Edward J. Sparks. Philadelphia Pa
SECOND ARMY LIST.

Kidd IN Action
John Carver Adams, Brookfyn. n. z
Frank c. Valentine, Ottawa. CANADA
Lieutenant:
Georse E Bralcer. Philadelphia. Pa
Marvin T. Thompson. .Meno1nonie-"1s-
Sergeant:
PrivateS:
], Earl Near. Niles Ohio.
William II. Davidson. Apollo. Pa
Fred Kalkhrenner. Cincinnati. Ohio
Died From Aeroplane Accident
Lieutenant:
Louis L Phillis. Chicago. H.
wounded Severely.
Everett Sleeter Flick. WinnfIAld. La
Oscar F.. Jacobs. Aurora Ind
SerEearts:
Emil Lun5quist. Chfesso. Ill
Andrew S. Brownwell, Lewiston Jet.
Concnico castagnola, Johnstovn. Pa
Samuel Herbert creel Charleston,
.1.aao c. Posse, Green Sulphur Springs,
W. Va .,
Edwin H. Harrison. Lockbourne, Q.
Ralph Julia Mincrsvflle. Pa
Frank Kowalski. Altoona. Pa
Theodore Manitu. WOODLAND n
John Rusinowec- Shenandoah. Ia
wounded degree Undsterrtned)
Fernard Iernoeliu, BlairSville, Pa
Blair W. McCausland. Leechburg. Pa.
Previously Reported Died Of wounds
NOW reported wounded degree
Undetern1ned).
re peta Haddtx, Evenwoods W Va
mAp1ANE AHD THKEE LOST.
WASNINGTOS, Aug. Gloss Of q
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ST. CLAIRSVlLLE
Henry Whfftpck-

The death OF Henry Whittock. high
~ esteemed resident OF this place "c-
CURED at his home on Sabbath after
noon ut 2 o'clock Ebs death was not
mncIDected- as he had been quite i'll for
snn,o time suffering from stomach rou-
BILE. Mr.. whittock was born on the
18th day Of January. 1858. at south
wakes GlamorEa1shirr. England. and
ear1c to this country in 1909. arriving
ut Philadelphia and remained in Penn
sylvania hut 4 few months when n" and
his family moved to this place BESIDES
his wifi. hn is survived by ono daughter
Miss Gladys, and n niece. residing III
Georgia, these being his only relatives
in this country. Funeral services Will
be- held from his late honr this after
noon ut o'clock and will b" in charge
Of Rev ". II. DiCkcrSon. pastor "t The
NJ. T. church. and ais" by u" knights
nf Py-thinS lodge. lntrrincnt will he
made in the Union cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
Rose Store Suffers Loss
As Result of Slight Fire

Tho management of the Rose store.
on Tenth and Main street. stated last
evening that. although tho total loss
suffered 10y tn" company in yesterdays
rrc in the lIawlcy block had not been
nSrcrtain"d. II is thought tho store will
be open for business in :; few days and
an inventory Of the stuck will he taken
today.
Tn" entire loss to the store was by
smoke and water. The water in IN"
rooms above lctknb through tho floors
store. Ono Of tn" unfortunate features
of the loss was that practically every
garment destroyed ar damaged was of
the fall stock and was IN have been
placed on display in a few days.
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Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough

II you are subject 10 weak lungs. heed
tho cough ns 4 warming. EC'KMAN'S
nay aid You IN stopping
tho cough. In addition. II IS Il valEahl"
tonic and hcalth-huild"r in such cases.
No alcohol. narcotic or habit-f0rm!ns
drugs Twenty wears succrssful uso.
Soe and $3.50 Bottles OF all druggists or
from manufacturers, postpaid.
ECFMAN LABORATORY, Philadcl pti In
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634 NAMES On TWO ARMY LISTS
Of CASUAL TIES FOR MONDAY
FIRST ARMY LIST.
Rinh tn Action


K1nsd tn Action
Cant. Kirby Baldwin Sloppy. hinS-
hanton. y. !.
Rayrnord F.. Bloecher. WittcnbcrE.
Eugene w Coleman. St LOUIS. Mo.
Dean n. jerks, Denver. Colo.
Charles P. LaDue. Waterbury, I"hR
W;1l;an [. Curry. Philadelphia. Pa
Lester A. Wineuan, Derry. Pa
Leo NJ. circuit. Philadelphia, Pa
Robert I. Iso. Derry. Pa
JaInS A. fitzgerald, Elm Grove,
wheeling, ". Va. .,,
George Knott. BradenHli1e. "a
Neal W. Philltppi, Latrobe. "a
Robert Franklin Sollenberser. "h-
Wsfter E Smith. Philadelphia, Pa
Died OF wonnd1.
CDrpcrals-
=. KfrnSr Cool, oeeana- ". Va
. C1xde l. Lytlc- Shanfok1n. "a
T.n,ex Nmannel Mcintyre. PunIso-
tavney. Pa
, JtsCAnrles L. Watkins. Great FaIA
Mont
,A3eHndes- n EIfett. ChilAeothet
vuu1asd sa~srs1-
Wam1n C. CnasteWn. Eau o1@
! t R.uz,em2K. Fosn+ Es~ Ro-hens
3v4rd J. Geld. Hrfurd. wh-
RSchnrdS~ KernGr.-CoocUd X B.
Rr4e Persons Locn-Kxn6ES~C1tJ, mo-
S@RanE
! John M. DeedS LiEu1r- Pa
George b Dunn. Latruhe. Pa
IoS,D a Rstora- New Derry. Pa
pdvard McDonah- Pittsburgh Pa
C@oreSs:
!. John Pa
! IT, P.rfaunrrg, W ~
Raynond E Exam. Philadelphia Pa
/ W5lford c. Danger. Latrooe. Pa
Ollie W1itsr Mackel- Rochester M1ns,
PivateS
WILLIAMS :Ba11baush. Waynesboro, Pa
william Doda. Carbonate. Pa
Blair w Fisher. Wooster. Pa
Renald t.. Gibson, Latrobe Pa
wounded (DeEree UndetemtncO
WIHiam y. Hayes. pottsvirle, Pa
George A. Berdanier. FrackviIe- Pa
John 4. Knarr. schuyikill Haven. Pa
Eugene Reuter- Philadelphia. Pa
PrivateS:
Merle l. Eecrs Dayton. Ps-
Sam Cruciani. Aultran- Pa
John j. Doyle. Ernest Pa
Walter D. Giffen. Solant. Pa
Charles HaincS. Sharnoktn. Pa
John N TTilliard. Prospect. Pa
Delphon Jacobs. Trerorton. Pa
Milford D. klahr. SchuylSt Haven. Ia
Anscn Moore. New Stanton. Pa
Frank Ncwmeister.' Cincinnati. O
Harry f. .Reber. Schuylkill Haven Pa.
Frank Ross. New Haven Pa.
Joseph r. Smith. Conshohocken- Pa
Peter Tomas. Chester. Pa
Harry -; Weber Philadelphia. Pa
Leroy Wcielc. York Co.. f7-
HARRY Eenjamin DeaEen- Pine Grove
Pa.
ira D7errar. Apollo. Pa
tr,arenr., l., Ciosser. LfechburE. Pa
Charles I. Sands. Jersey Shore. Pa
Missing In Action
PriNatcS:
julius ~ Deiler. Cincinnati. Q.
George 4 Ciosner. Philadelphia Pa
John |. Mcclure. Pittsburgh. Pa
Vastly Pctochny. McAdoo. Pa
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Have Narrow Escape When
Auto Upsets on Bad. Hill

MIR and Mrs. Bruokcs Shields. and
lif1r daughter had very narrow
escape from serious injury and possibly
death yesterday afternoon about :
o'clock. when tho large touring car in
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Elm Grove Miner Hurt

Samuel Charley. American. aged 80
years. Of Elm Grove. was admitted IN
tho North W--crlinE hospital last night
suffering with II broken collar hone
caused by n stone fall in tho Elm Grove
nlpr. He will recover
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-27
HHVY CASUALTIES.

WASHINGTON. Aug :6---Dale F"rn
Canppbcll. Portland. Oregon. and Lester
| Achan Barnett. Mount Pleasant. Tenn,
inavy quartermaSters, were Killed Aug
lst Il. in a seaplanc accident IN French
1voterS-
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W. c. r. U. Meeting.

The nrmhars Of the W. e. Il. /. will
meet at the homo of Mrs. John S.it OH
"Wednesday afternoon At 80 "ci"ck. \
splendid program has brcn prepared ant!
il is hoped that Ill tho m'Iut"'rS will
attend ms officers for tho coming year
arc to hc elected. After thu meeting Il
social time will hn enjoyed and each
member is asked to brink II hGX lunch.
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Realty Deeds Filed.

Edna l.. Blon and Edward &. HIon to
Edith e. Jones. Land in Rct1airc. Con-
sidcra ton $lu.Rn.
Frank J. Mcmillan IN William G.
W"udc"rk. Land III tol"rnin township.
Consideration SI.U0.
John j. H":h,l /" Thomas Walker.
Land in Flushing township. C"nSidcra-
ton $,-%.25.
Samuel WILCOX and Mary T.. Wilcox
to Charles L. Tripl"tt. Land IN Flush
Ing Consideration $40.
Milton G.. Sykc- II oscar W. Sykes.
Land IN Iultucy township. '"nsidcra-
tion $l.uu.
Milton g. Sykes and Mary 4. Sykes
to Oscar sykes. Land in rultn"y town
ship. Consideration Sl.hn.
Homer g. Rice ct uX To- Amos l.. ri"rcC
and l.izic Pierce. Land III Martins
Ferry. tnnSIdrratin ion Sin.
James f.. Rupp ami Resi-" NJ. lsunp tc
&. t.. Johnson. Land III Flushing town.
ship Consideration $l.Gh.
Albert Gr"cnwnnd I" Charles Ir" Land
in I'uliu"y township. Consideration
Sl.no
Harry VI. Eurdrttr and Jessie S. Eur
d"tt" IT, Albert +. t'nuprr. Land IN liol'
lnway. Consideration $l.hh.
Frank II. kirkatrirk and Mamie c
kirpatric l." Charles II. Dick"rSon
Land in Flushing. Consideration sl2J.
Charles Caldwell and Eira'. caldwell
/" John j. li,th'l. Land IN Flushing
township Consideration $l.0n.
Anna Mari" Giglin;ti and Giuseppe
Gicl"tti To l.uiEi Rartolnmucci. Land IL
B"llair". Consideration $1,000
G"nrr:c H. Rruw.n 10 IL. G. Barlow
Land in T"whatan. Consideration 500
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Marriage Licenses.

John Edward Frazier. IF Martins
Ferry. and Evelyn Mnrrrll Wolfe. Of
Bellairc.
Calmnr Clyde Phillips and RoziIlia NJ
Keadle, both Of Barn"Svill".
Antoine Joseph Pap2n"k. "f Hcllairc
and Susie Knizur. Of LHff"rty.
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CANADIAN LIST.

OTTAWA, lAuG. 26.-Thc- following
Americans are mentioned in today Cali
adian overseas casualties:
KILLED IN ACTION.
c. E Phillips. Oakland. Cal
F. ". McGalon. Ta1nA- La
L.F Rogers. Arlington. Wash
= II. w. Hawke Chicago.
J. Pratt. Minneapolis
II. s. Hood. Philadelphia
f Z. Gregory. Jo1rsooro, III
FL Piston. Tarcrtum. Pa
IF. NcVfcar Detroit
F. & Campbell Beason. N d.
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naval serplane with her crew or three
!ncluding Ensign Donald c Pcro. In col
lision with another Scaplane on flrt;
island Saturday evening. w;ls announced
today by tho navy department
Pcro's machine is believed to nave
sunk frrr1ncdiatcly AFTER falling into the
water. Mino SwerpcTs searched tho
vicinity. but could discover no trace
either Of the crew or of the plane
Ensign IL Stevens, plotting the other
n,ane. landed safely on the water with
lis mechanic and assistant and aided ali
th., unsuccessful search The cacidcnt
occurred about 7 o'clock In tho evening,
The two men missing with Ensign Zero
ore W. C. JAGGED, chief nachlniSt mate.
and v A Newman, ruaChiniSt mate
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ST. Clatrsvtlle Personals.

j. O. Dixon and wife loft Monday TO
attend tho state far Mt Columbus.
" 4. Denny and wife. nj Hickory.
T;t were visitors at tbs. home Of II. II.
Mcbride. on Monday.
Thomas IIckrrsun and wife arc spend
TE II few days with relatives at Ken
more
Mrs. John Frazier is visiting hrr sis
ter. Mrs. ADDISON Thompson NJ Beaver.
-.
Scion FlcI cher and Wlf". Of Charles
T. wn. W. vi. were visitors ut tho
hcnr nr H. W. Fletcher on Monday.
'ionrEa Collins and wife and snn Earl
and family. os I"wrtt. spent Sabbath
AT. the home Of Frank j. Mead.
George t'ffner. OF Pittsburgh. spent
tn. week end nj the home of his sister
Mrs. " 4. Holman
X. !. BaCEs and wife and G. 4. Old
ham and wife. from Wheeling. spent the
week end with their friends air. and
Mrs. Fl. L. Loe.