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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-27
opnER ne Qualification

ORDER OF PUBLICATION
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the Atlantic
Trust Company, corporation organized un..
der the laws of the state of New York and
he Metropolitan Trust Company. corpora .
ion organized under the laws of he Stale Of
New York. as trustees that a bill in chan
Gerry has been fled on the 18th dav OF April,
is. praying for the removal from the records
against the title to lots |, and Of Block
os Lakeland Realty & Investment Compa,y's
re-subdivision of Block Of Lake Beulah ad-
ditlon to Lakeland Florida, Of a deed Of trust
made to the Atlantic Trust ompany on the
Emo dav of January 1890, as hang a cloud
upon the title to said property and you are
notified to be and appear to he said bill in
chancery on the Goth day of May, 1918.
II is ordered that this order be published for
four az consecutive weeks in the Lakeland
Evening Telegram a newspaper of general cir
culation published in Polk county, Florida.
WITNESS my hand and official seal this
18th day Of April A. d. 1918
!. A. JOHNSON
Clerk Circuit Court
WHITNEY. SPENCER K BRYANT,
Solicitors for Complainant received
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1918-04-27

FOR SALE-Nice mahogany leather
upholstered settee. Phone AS Blue
7446
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
Paper Workers Not
Entitled to Bonus,
Is Boards Decision

WASHINGTON. July c6.--r1prr mill
workers are not entitled 10 the ten per-
cent bonus allowed H. the International
Paper company before the War Labor
Board wage award Dc."ln" effective.
y. n. Guerin and G. a. Croker, COM
posin. n section ut tho board ruled to-
day in interpreting the award.
\ controversy over tn" payment Of
u" bonus resulted in n walknut At Scv-
"r;u factories tl!S week. curtitilirG the
production or news print by a:v"n:%-
fiv" percent. An appeal - the War
labor Koari To interpret tn" award
which w4S made yesterday. was rcIrrr-
"a 30 MIR Croker and Mr. Gu"rin. vii"
after considering briefs submitted by
hntn employers nnE III" ur-n, hold the
hunus was 4 voluntary contribution
on Tho part Of tho employers.
""rhc worliIncn ar" not entitled To "a"
bonus in addition To wage award 10y ~"
War Labor I:0tird." Mr.. Gu"rIn and Nj.
Cracker d".,iticd. "unl"%S III" employers
was do-," prior II this dl%rul" arSln@.
TIL" employers. Mr.. Cracker hcld. nr"
morally bound tn pay the bonus for " -
AMI Juno because the notice "rl&iurii!
granting II said In" bonus would ""n-
tinue' uri'u n" mon war" Informed -
the discOntingan"rH II was ais" a. 1T
that tho shortening "f The work ';r>
from miro IL eight hours was No; !"
permit any reduction in wages.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
{. {. ROSSEY.
: NORMAL HEAD
aIu31lHHiL HIHD
LOCAL SCHOOL OFFICIAL IS AP.
POINTED head OF CONCORD
NORMAL SCHOOL.
Ii Youngest Head Of Any State Eduea-
ttonal Institutton-Tafes Up
Duties Soon

Prof. c. T.. EnSSev OF this CRY has
been elected principal "f the concord
. Normal school II STATE insttut"u. TO
succeed L. 8. If;lI, recently r"-;rans-
ferred 70 nc Department; Of education ut
the West Virginia university. = was
. announced yesterday oy N. F. Sha ~keF.
; president OF iha state board or regents
which made The selection
Prof RosSsy has been very prominent
In educational circles In this vicinity
for several years. having been principal
Of Triadelph,a district high. Instructor
a, the Wheeling business college. and
during the past year WAS principal or
the Clay school. His career in educa-
ticnal circles has been attended with
enviable Necord
He is a graduate OF the West Liberty
Normal school and Bethany college. and
bia university.
Prof Rossey has the distinction OF
. being the youngest head OF any state
, educational institution n West Virginia
He Is only 80 years Of ago and has
been working along edncationa! lines
since receiving his college education.
His large host OF friends are sorry 70
see htrn drop out OF local educational
/, circles, but feel that he will make good
Ia his new appointment tror. kosSey
has not made public the time when he
Will leave to assume head Of the instl-
tuition. but il will presumably be In
tho nesr future
Concord Normal school Is IN Mercer
county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
LOCAL CHILD
IS KIDNAPPED
Five Year Old Son OK MRS. ona o'Dcl
Taken BY Clarkehurg
woman

\ .-,.ro"-",I ,.un 80 Mr.. un9 'l"il
pho claim. ri' Nh'"!l,G - mr. h"'n";
hat. !".m INSISTS inr LIN" TIM. ana
wh"n Mrs. uI'.i, N"m T. IA" h"'n. ~
Mr.. ,'lnyr%. ~ iiarh'lur.,. AL" rad
rrlIu,"!, hrf.u ";nuul"d e tn" family .
..n..r" IN. t."Ilpl li.. 'i::l!
u her ,h". ..iIi.i had 't~apN''"r' i N'~
6'n.l .I"lu,d ihHi ." husband lad
t.I,u t. - h., hH,! been separated. J.
lHt"r dnrrl,r"d r.nI lii" tM:rr$ w"nit:.
Nal tn" "h!!d aud when Mr>. Nl'"ll
found hriu. ~h" ",-nrir'l i" Sirhi"Ei :"
gam possess '.n ~ hlrr. Sh" suggested
thai They tab" y" boy !" 'l4rN~hu"c.
aud iurrhr>" i.,m Sviu" "i"iitlil.;. and
when they aui /" III" iut"rurhhn Sin:'"'i
at that rln,'. ~h' iri'd /" board IN"
tram viii III" 'hIld AMI bring hin!
home.
SIR. rhrr- started !" fight for the
;'",>'>S!rn II ia" 'hil'.. wi;h IT," result
thu: They were token I" Il InHGISlra'".
TIL. t'hIrT+ w"nIHu claimed mat thu
rhild hal been given h'r "a keep AMI
insisted thai :.h. l." lFrd Tor k""ni";
hIru. hf,"r hearing tho stories "r both
WOMEN. Nh mHGIstratc ruled that the
chIlI hr returned /" AIRS. ''Ij'.t1.
There * Il" such person a. Mr.. rl'"ii
IN TIA" city directory. ami her IDENTITY
could NOT hr established.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
The Joy OF
Coming Motherhood
A Wonderful Remedy That is Natural
Aid and Relieves the Tension.

Tho "N;..c;nui mother r"v"lv"& IN Nor
nina nh W. umI" rS;.iid hN destiny. ma
:, - nt The utmost importance" mat hcr
nIi,.~,r,l comfort h" Uri fr$f fh"uSh'
.rir.r. - 4 mos spl,udH! remedy LOT
:hiS i,urpn-'. nuuwn ~ M"ih"r~ fri"n"-
II IS appti.d over ~" muscles OF inc
.,nr9rh. gently rubbed IA ana ut once
,,.r.irat.> :, r"i:""" striI" on nerves.
cords ana iirur1,'1i~.. l. makes \" mus
los 50 ,liant t1,nt thy "%aAni easily
wirr hai,y. arr;N'S nHh ulln "7d danger
=, rh.. crisis j. naturally u.s..
Nmtnnr's Friend - for external use
nrly - absolutely al ara wonder
,r;jy .Ir.rilvr- |; enables ~" "%r"c'. .
An. n,n;h.r - pr"Scrv" NJ! health anu
.ir..r,.lh md ~n,. rrnltius Il pretty moth =.
-. hy having avoided III suffering hnd
l.,nr.,r rhith wr;!Id otherwise accom-
ANY such AN rccI%l"n- Every nerve,
nu$cl. ard tendon Is thoroughly !ubrl-
'Nm,h.r's Friend is prepared by the
Er,df..d E.ulHn;ur Go. J-l'7. Louis
liiIr. Atlanta. "a. They Will inail F"1
AZ intensely interesting Mn'heTn""d
Eo,i Writ. them 70 send II |" you.
uni m In. u.antim" send "r ph"n" to
,uir drUtri>t cCday Tor h"ttl" Of
M"'hnr's Friend.
Every woman should aid nature ~ her
rlrr,ol.G. work Mothers Friend ma
:; r,n..jhI, ""r ,ou 10 d" 81. and should
p" ,!.r,i ,orula-i:. without fail. night
and morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
Ecalty Deeds Filed.
Use Great Estates For
Agricultural Colony

rIJIIII' \fII't.ClTN. NrNIrN. July -.
General t'ranrSCn MurE'Iit. '"nlHhtili''
rC m" Northeastern. military ""h|. i'"
ciartad IN arrlrulrurll colony on th"
rr,.;,l estates north - this city. which,
r:orr -unris,ltrI from General l.hi'
rar-anzas hv General Nilln in i"l3- I'm
,.ral Tr-ranHaS wHs th" most M"hi'hN
land owner IN Mexico. "WnlnH 'i1''"f!
rau,.h.s about ,wu-ihirrlS - :E" STAT" "T
Chihu,hiin cst;,urt"d at ..nhm ann n"'"S.
Rcfnrr tho rrvnluIiou l'h \" Villa. ih%
properly was rstikoat"d I" T." worth
S"Nh. hGn
when Villa was At rho zrnlrh ~ his
mower General Tarrahas fled ~ IN"
I'nlirG Stni''~ and Nilln decree! ~" SCI"
urn ami cdnfISc@iinn of rs property. AZ
,hf same tinr holding 'irnrrnl T"rra1a'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27

Wi spend a few days. returning to III
CITY Tuesday.
Thn Helen T.. will discontinue h.
Sunday trips ia the future. making On.
Tho w"'H day runs.
Tn" sag" a.: low water prevailing b.
low. dan H.. uni"- tho present coy:
;:";.e. val he relieved by the middle 4"
-. week.
captain St'.olt Of the Liberty Tram
company has returned from! Clar!aS'"''
amI ;ru"-rs lin" progress on the r"7ai
IN" o: :hc Ornaha.
:'rnr,t,y Of shi? carpenters are d"'a'
ing ia" start II ;he rebuilding 81 u
: l.. lIanI y uG.n"cr Of them are "N
I""i.L hy IL" FIRST Of next week. "h' =,
~" work will h" pushed 10 comrlctc''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
Police Court.

PAT Chambers md Mr. Hn"e wrr"
brought up hrror- Mayor Hayl"s yes
tcrdar. and handed 81 anI "".s'*. III"
arrest h"ir: dUn - NJ Chamber" and
Mr. Hope getting int" hot argument
\ railroad conductor was brought be-
fore Major Baylcs. last evening. and
vas lined sln and costs. The conductor
stopped h;S train on railroad cross
IN: and lard thorc for forty-livc min
uteS. DELAYING traffic.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27

,ura a.. The skull and Guy Mason a
broken arm.
ATEIr;NS--A * & II. train was
wrecked near this city. s"r"rai ca
going over M enhankmcni- ". H.
Jones. mai clerk. WAS badly hnrl
rrI.@.Du--Wh!iH Walter ''T|@"SHl
was preparing :" :" to camp ne re-
,.iyad word his brother haI b""n killed
IN France.
T,,l.F.rCr-HIss Helen Lawn. who
owns hotel. accuses solder. whose
NAME sh. docs no; know. az rnhhing the
h.t.l sac Of 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
Brisfs and personals.

= v K"Cfcr. Jr.. spent yesterday al
New York.
G"or-" Dean has purchased new
Ford touring ar.
AIR !. .Ish, Is spending several
wrni:s with rr!a'i.cs NJ PITTSBURGH.
Attorney A. l.. Hutton Of M"und+-
viii" va = business visitor in this
civ. Thursday.
Nj an! Mr., Arch Garrison ~ FIfth
street are ihc proud parents "f baby
Slri.
Nre \ Tn,i.r has returned - h'r
nn,n. after Spending = c"w days at
Wnn,li1rd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27

Mrs. Elizabeth Is. wife ~ Harry e.
Simpson. entered into rest NJ her homo
her" today after long illness. aged II
years. She is survived by her husband
and twr daughters. Mrs. 1lrlcn E"atty
and rnrothv Simusnu. :. TWO brothers
William II. and Albert Far &c this city
and orc sister Mrs. Laura Fisher q!
\rrCalh Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. o. July :s.-The Ohio
Pharmaceutical association. in conv-n-
tion-ae Cedar Point today. in resolution.
declared that pharmacists should be
granted the same degree of deferred
classification rs given to doctors. dom
lists. surgeons and students preparing
FOR medical careers. Dean Edward
Spear Of Western Reserve College O:
Pharmacy. said that If the war con-
tinues another year many druggists Will
have to 90 ont OF business. As the Law
will not permit :h"m To use untraincG
men, and tho government Is taking all
che trained pharmacists. pr. Spear
said Also ,hat comrIt;e" has found
an inadequate supply 90 drugs N Camp
Sherman. lie asserted that tho sur
geon general Of ;r-A army c"ntend"!
that the drugs ws+~l in the military
camps are put M ~ ';,hiet form ana
that any one can give them lie
evidently overlooked IN" fact that III"
laws Of the land 2rnvli" anyone can
not DR.. Spear sad. Resolutions de-
nounced the governments taxing OF
medicines. claiming they arc essential
and not lu1uri"s ard declared that nc
cessories should not be classcd as nom
essentials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
Ohio NewS Notee.

aTEcSS-Mo-e than loon miners
and aav men a; three biz mines of N"
Ohio Galleries 'cnc,pan?. naar here. har'
.heen idle for ,no days because ;he enS1-
nsrrs and frcmeu NJ 80" mines G"ft
work The engineers declared that the
comnonest min" taH iahnr"rs can ~"
make moro ;haa ,h'i: do and asked Tor
work inside the r?.n"s. wh"re leaders
make twice as mth>h.
VAN WErT--nv1n Roberts. aged H.
was dro<vned ~hIl" @~'nminS IN res
errcir.
OTTANA--Ezra Na-rNn: ,tF'l wa
veteran xsTe Zach 90 ., n" ''' SH'"o'S
a dollar
-. ,oyrAw A--vlpnn 'heir aut"r1nhiio NJ
..t Mrs. J. F. Fashon suffered i!:tc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
Dinner Party,

MIR and Mrs. I'd Morris entertained
number of th".N friends a a di!nn"r
ra+;y A. thcir hGm- m Fifth street,
Yesterday Thosc present wHro: Or.
and Mrs Yuho Miss y. Chambers Mis-
'Thrima Morris. Miss Corniia Mnrrl-.
IA, OulSlcy. Mr. ana Mrs. Ed Morris.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
Ohio County Has
One Mine Fatality
During Month OF JlI1c-Thirty E lit
Fatalities In Entire State.

During the past month. th'r" w."
iiii", y-riGIt mine faLallt!"S IN tn. stat.
only ono OF them "Cc'irin: u ''..''
.nTnty This arrld"r, Nrpi".no'! i; ihr
n:rIi!.uNd mine 0t In, I;'rnlani ''r.;l
r'",urony "n Jun" ;n'.,j""uih. "i".n
.In~.. =. ARA. a Spaniard. VIII" was ca :
l,loy'"d l"ndiuG coal. wa killed by n 'Htl
# SLATE Will" s"ttilrS posts ~ tn" w"rr-
tr:; fa''. Thir'!-'lEhi IN "Il. VIZ" t!i'-
ID in TN" stat. i.nI'nn county Lad IL
w.:h seven fainit!rS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27

Thu Orti"r lsSu"d by Mnynr FrANN
FriSi 10 "Hlran vi" Tho city Is being
carried out by the police who In III"
past TWO days have "t"S"d moro than
90 disnrdrrIy houses and son; about ans
hundred women from ;he ''i'y- Th"
",;I' has been nut on completely ard
the old town is ,lGh'H- than /; has hc"n
for years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
TO Hayp Flag Raising.

The pe,irI"rir riii2"nS n: ni1lonral"
have arranged for n hiC demonstration
hero on Sunday an honor ot III" recent
victories a. the Allies. Tho program
consists g." . hr: S'r""i parade Ia u"
lowed by speechmakins and :lnr
raising Tie, address IL IN" day Will hn
delivered by Hon. Joha y. Mansfield Of
his city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27

Local Draft Beard. No. l. today TO-
ccivci - call for ninc limited service
men Ia b" sent 10 tho Syracuse Recruit
Camp on July 29th. Another call was
received for six men Of general military
service fnr tho l;ahc Auto school at
Kansas City an August Is. u. r. Har-
rig. W. II. Lewis Roy Anthony. John l..
Miller. Wayn" l.oy"r and i. 5. karow-
ski have qualified for th!s call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
McMECHEN
Jess Kart Volunteered

jess Har, popular young man -
this city. who recently volunteered f"r
Snrvir m tn" engineering corps 80
rolveI nnticr :" report fer cntrainm"nt.
Monday morning ~ ITO n m. IL"
will 20 To Camp Forrest. Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
Conference Postponed

Tho Joint conference between tht
-, Az, hors - the council commItcr on
.rr,.k ordinances and a committee or
IN: truck operators. whi"A vas called
ln h., hold ~ ''I,% Manager NhElH :
nff... las; evening. was p"@t poHNl wan:
To- RIO meeting ""nili'iln% YIN an
c,hcr 20 h. hold IN he Office The dat"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27

Day.. rS!n:; dam - !""t, station
n: clear. .or.s
-;r,ilb.urril". $" fc":, Sta:i"rarE'
Iurh"r> burg. as foot. .'H!'hI,
Nrr,.,r,ovu :: f.,.:. rising: clear.
G:' cav. y inches, stationary: rl''F.
Warren. = frr;. stationary: c'ra'.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27

John WallaCc'S s;or" AT N"v Som"r-
set. Jefferson county wHS entered by
burglars last M ghi and i lArE" quantity
nr food sluCfs and some money taken.
sheriff w. r. Eakrr left for New SOM
rrsri today - conduct an investigation
Ibis beng III" third tim" wI'h.n q n"n'h
That this store iEIS been robbed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
ONE KILLED;
TWO INJURED
IN SMASH Up

Special Dispatch 10 The Intel Senrer.
SrEUEENVILGlt. Ohio, July 60
Mcle Tppich aged - years, died al the
ONO Valley Hospital today and his nc
ph"w. Daniel T"aich. aged years and
William Davis aged IL years. are IN a
dangerous condition. as Il result OF be-
Ing run down By n speeding autoinobil"
on Wells street. this cIty last night.
Tho car which struck them was driven
~ R"njaInn E",:chi. Italian chaulfcr
who lhiS afternoon CAV" himself up u
N" police. No charge has been placed
against him.
T"pi"h and the TWO hoys were SHOW
Ing wagon. loaded with rubbish along
tn" street and moved 10 one side 10 al
low i big touring car. driven by UNI
known parties Ia pass. Tn" lights Of
this car. Il is said. blinded RcrChI who
WIS driving In the opposite direction
and h" did not Sc" The man and the boys
ahead Of him until too late 10 turn
aS!,l"
Thu. car crashed with terrific force
into tho wagon and demolished II. he
nsau and the boys were caught IN III"
wrcrkagr and dragged some distance
under lhC c:lT.
Topich was picked W and rushed 10
tn" hospital where he died If !ntcrnai
injuries today, HIS nephew sustained
an INJURY I" ms spin" and lS not expect,
Cd |" recover. Tho Davis hoy SuStained
u broken l"S ana serious cuts ana
bruises about tho body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27

Aaron Gibson Washington. =. n! On
c!ncati. negro murderer. was "'Hcsrn-
cuted a, tho hh" state H"u't"ntiarE
for the death. n YEAR ago NJ 'iarNnr'
Conover. paymaSteT ~ I'll" Aetna fapF'
company. Dayton.
Washington displayed n" nervous
ness during the few hours rri"- ~ his
esecurion. He chess ;r,"a1 chicken foF
dinner last evening and as heartily.
chaplain stayed with HIM the
greater part Of ;he DAY.
"E.m ready 10 GO N" youthful MIR
derer said last night. as =" sal IN 'h'
annex Of the prison. smoking cigar
His hand. as he raised ~" cigar !" ms
1;,. us s,c.G,. ~ tx. ~ havo an
otb.r chance :o- i!r. - sweet. on, I'm
willing to paw mo arl'-c." he said.
Washington robbed ronor"r and Sn",
him to death When tbs latter SA""f'l
frht. His loo, was S&hn in cash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27

, II will ~ held hns not h"cn announced
bU. probably will be held after nnx,
council SESSION. Tho pur0n$" of T.
! meeting ~ 10 adjust thn STIMULATION tn.
COAL companies arr. To pay "a the r.ItY II
assist IN keeping the city streets III re-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27

Rev. E. :. Mathenv. Methodist min
tster Of this city. wh" Is engaged IN
n. c. 4. work IN France. has asked
M, his wife and children 30 permitted
u iofn him in Franco. HIS son Is o!d
enough to 90 into tho army and Ms
Matthew and their daughter. NJ SAYS
can work IN the army can:""ns. 10y
Mr.. MathSny has sem hor"- as s"nr"'
Mrs Of a raid on p Cf"rntan tr"nrh m"
helmet. Goa, and cap "t a German sol
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
Plant to Resume.

n WIS learned here today that the
New Cumberland. W. Va. in which
many local bus nrSs men wore interest
cr. mas sold out Ia Thomas Hayward
,Ir. 4. Co.. Of Pittsburgh. and that The
plant which has hrcn idle for several
months Will be enlarged and resume or
rraiious In tn, near future Tho con-
sidcratlon ~ said IL hrvo been $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-27
ST. CLkERSvIllE


Mrs. naG."l Nary passed away a; 90
o'clock un Thursday evening nt TOR
hurnr III North Sugar stree. after i iII,-
grrimg illness from spinal trouble. irr
,!cc..ls"d WIS w"!l known and hiGh!E
rc*r"cicd hy all Mrs Nary'' maiden
nam" WAS MarEnrr, Bratny and tho
carly part nf her lii" sh" r"*!i"d ut
WELLINGTON. o. and came I" this nia'"
thirty-SiX years ago and had been
r"S ldrnt Of this plar" ever Stn"". IT,
%id"S her husband. sh" - survived ny
the following children: Edward 80
pitIsburrh Ia, DhHu t. and Mrs. t.. Vi.
Henry. both Of this place fhn"rn!
services wiiI h. held from III" BRIDGE
nor: Catholic rhm-rh nn Mnnhn" morn
inr.ai g ,.'sl""h Iu:.rm"nt VIII u" iAa""
III Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Realty Deeds Filed.
El,na r. tIhhnr% IN l'"r'@~ li"Ehh-
l'lnr"n'" :. Watson ana Mary Af"!ih'
DIilcv L. tho riiy "E Martins r"rrE .
Iar!G n Martins Ferry. CONSIDERATIONS
81 san
Edmond Summons and Htan"h" sam
mons t. nn'nlu,i; t.rrnth: lard IN S..anF-
nd. Transformation. ?l.N.I.
r : in!,'s and I"nui" i"n"S 1" ~ -
liam " Watt: land in Belmont. CON
sidcraii"n 81
I.aur, \ r.,'"ra and Abort r. p
dora L. IN" Wheeling Tnwn*h'" '"h'
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5000. 900: SIS per cent. on portions ex-
ceeding 5000, 900.
The report MADE by the Ways and
Means Committee to the House, which
will be unanimous, IL long, and is
designed to answer every question
which may be asked on the floor as to
how the rates In the bill were reached.
II Is understood that this report will be
flied when the bill is introduced to-
morrow.
Passage OF the measure in the House,
despite the fact that 1t Is a tax bill
unprecedented In size In the history of
the world, is not expected to occupy
more than ten days at the most.
Chairman Simmons OF the Senate
Finance Committee has already notified
President Wilson that his committee Is
not disposed to rush the bill through
In the shape in which the House
passes IT, Serious opposition to the
bill Is Of course, highly improbable, as
the Administration has signihed to the
Congress- and to the country Mt large the
need OF providing one-third OF the
annual expenditures Of $4,000, 900 900
through the medium OF taxation.
The Senate Finance Committee may
be more inclined to follow the Treasury
Department suggestions and make these
changes in the measure which the Ways
and Means Committee under the leader
ship Of Representative Kitchin has de-
clined to make. The change expected
from the Senate Committee by the
Treasury Department is to abolish the
differentia1 between earned and I'M
earned income, and impose a fat rate Of
IL per cent. on corporate incomes. This
Nat rate the Treasury Department asked
OF the Ways and Means Committee, but
the Democratic members opposed the
plain.
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WAR BUSINESS MAY
CANCEL WILSON TRIP
Presidenf Hesifates to Leaus
Capital for Tour.
Special Despatch 10 TIVE suy.

WAsHINoroN, Sept. a. Although
President Wilson is strongly DESTROYS
OF making trip to the Pacific coast
this Fall, speaking for the Liberty Loan,
no definite decision has been made for
the reason that he feels, with the inter-
national situation likely to change at
any minute. 1t would be unwise to COM
nit himself as yet.
Meanwhile. however, the announce
ment that the President was contem.
plating such trip has brought an
avalanche OF invitations from towns and
cities oil over the country anxious to
entertain him Interest in the suggeste ed
trip appears to be nation wide, and the
messages reaching the White House pres
age an ovation such as few Presidents
have ever received. should the trip be
undertaken.
Possibility of a sudden and definite
peace move by Germany growing
out OF the recent military reverses,
which would require concerted. decisive
action by this government and the allies,
Is not overlooked at the White House.
This IL one reason why the President is
hesitating. Itineraries are being pre-
pared for him to select from in case he
decides to go.
Under the tentative plans the Presi-
dent would make only night speeches
and in no wise would duplicate the tour
Of Secretary McAdoo who made many
daytime stops.