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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-13
WEALTHY GIRL.
WEEDS DRIVER
Of DADS CAR

BOSTON, April 12-When Clifford
G.. Miller 4 chauffeur, married Valerie
F.. Eeasey, daughter Of L mulu-mll-
ionaire wooden manufacturer of HaV-
erhill. a real romance occurred.
The Veasey family is one OF the
oldest and best in Essex county.
Cliff" Miller is a bright. young chap
from down in Maine. His home town
is the little village Of Wilton, and 1t
was lack Of opportunities there that
found him seeking employment as a
chauffeur spme two years ago.
The chauffeur made a favorable i'm
preston upon the millionairefather
at the first:'interview. He was pleas
ing to the eye with his manly bear
ing, his manner was all that could He
desired and his speech indicated a
good education
Thus came cliff" Miller into the
daily life Of Valerie FeaSey.
After the father had been safety
inotored to his offices. the chauffeur
was accustomed to return immediate
" TO the Eeasey home. For weeks
there was only the most casual inter-
course between the girl and the chaul-
feur. She was not fond of motorlls'
prefer7ing her horses. He was 10 DC
seen only when his services were
needed. passing most OF his time III
study OF motor technics.
Came the. day when Miss Valerie
needs must make flying trip to Vlsit
some North Shore friends. she
climbed into the front seat win her
chauffeur and on the ride down and
back found him TO be an intensely IN
terest;ns companion. A clever glri,
she drew him out and found herself
gratifed to learn that his ambiuons
SCARED higher than his present occu-
nation. Whereupon mutual interest
deyeloped into friendship and TREND
ship developed into love on daily mo
tor rides.
Mr.. Veasey. noted for quick decl-
sion, fired" his chauffeur.
But when Cliffs" first letter came
uncing that he had landed n job
with a Boston motor COMPANY MIC,
Teasey began to take 4 pron,~~o
interest in music and enrolled for a
course at the New England ConserV-
ator of Music, in Boston, late last
summer.
Then the inevitable happened. The
Haverhill ewSpaper received through
the mail an announcement of the mar
rage of Cliff" and Valerie in King 5
Chapel. Boston. the scene Of many
weddings of notables for generations.
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Known AT uN1oNTowN

I'NIuNTUWN. PA. April l@.--l.!cu-
tenant Robert II. I'ftrry. announced rs
missing in the casualty list mad" public
to-day by the war department. acted as
physician Tor 4 coal company here b..
fore cnlIsting IN the medical corps last
summer. Ills unit wasI attached Ia the
second Irish regiment and. according IN
notification sent his wife here to-day.
he has been miSSn'; since March II.
Lieutenant Jeffrey Was mentioned for
conspicuous bravery in IA" battle "t
Cambria i'll connection with his work iii
removing wounded Will" under iirc. He
was 4 graduate ut jefferson Medical col
lego Of rhilalriphi;L
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IouiS Schau.

Louis Schou. born in Germany on De-
rcrnb.r 10. 1910. died Friday morning
at 6;25 o'clock after an illness or SIX
months. He came to this country AS 4
young man. and has been resident oil
This city for many years. IL" was
unitcd in the bonds Of molly matrimonE
with Miss Minnie Grosscurth. IS years
AGO. The union was blessed with II
children. Of whom seven have preceded
mo father into eternity. Mr.. Schau is
survived by his aged widow. SIX child
ron John. Louis. William. Mrs. Mary
co,urnrrs. Mrs. Minnie Frye. Mrs Carrie
uafcr II grandchildren and IL great
grandchildren.
Funeral services will ho conducted at
the home OF the deceased. 1906 MrCo'-
Inch street on Monday afternoon. April
1.ih Mt two O'clock. with III" Roy. AuS.
e Raschc, Of ST. paufs Evangelical
church. officiating. Eurial at Mount
Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-13
KINDER. SX1T1,ISH.

\ dusky skinned old NANNY Of ante
hri luri days went into Il Shu" store and
asked for "a pair Of everyday shoes
small tens" The clerk selected a pair
rf mems heavy pillow shoes for ncr and
%i. seated herself IL try them on. The
clerk remained staining in front Of her
Sh.' :>l:tnc"d up and asked:
'"II"n"y. is yoa al! :swin" |" stan dere
" ilr | tries I'm on
TIL" clerk answered: WIZ no. auntic.
I'll trov. an # !."u " Nh it,"
Sh" replied: "'l"as" 'l". honey. cause
Is. w!litc-f"lks -lis'.L and Is" kinder
skIlilsh. 'l--pi,tShurGh Chronicle T.lc-
%rapn.
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CONDITIONAL pUE111NG.

Two IriShmcn arranged @ ight q
duel with pistols One If them WIS
very stout. and when he saw ais lean
adversary facing him h" said.
"lS"iid. I'm twic: as biz u target az
YOU ARE. so ought to stand twi." AS lar
away from you HS nyu ara from me.
Re ;isy. now. replied the other.
I'll soon put that right" And. taking
n piece Of chalk. he drew tw" lines down
thu. stout mans coat. leaving n SI'ace "t
moderate width between them. Now.
he said. fire away. yc spnlr".n. and re-
member HAT any hits outside that chalk
line don't count. "---rittSburGh thr"Hicic
'reirrraph
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Angie Albright Funeral

Funeral services Will =" conducted
ihis afternoon from the kindlrhcrEer
undertaking parlors On Sixteenth street,
for Angi" Albright, well known and
prominent colurrd resident Of Charles
street. who died Thursday following u
brief illness Of pneumonia Intermcnt
will be male in the Peninsula cemetery.
Rcv. J. >. Jenkins of the Simpson A. ".
Il. church will officiatr.
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The Upper Atmosphere.

An arlatcd ncighbor had just in
formed Mrs. Warranr that her son was
ut the top OF IL telegraph pole in the vi
cinity. When III" bay had been coaxcd
to earth again his mother demonstrated.
Tad. I've told you how dangerous
that is: now why will you persist in
climbing those polcS"'
But. ma" exclaimed the boy In an
agGricved tone. 81 have to have some
fresh air,"-The Christian Herald.
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DOCTORS SOCIETY
MEETING LAST EVENING

One ut the most interesting and large
~ attended meetings Of the Ohio Coun-
" Medical society ever held was held
last evening In the ball room OF tho
Windsor hotel. Dr. Howard a. Kelley
one OF the noted surgeons OF Johns Hop
klnS university and hospital. WIS tho
honor guest Of tho evening md gave
very interesting talk.
Dr. Kelley used for his subject. 'Ra-
dunn" and told OF the many uses IN
surgery. There were brief talks ny soy
,r;L members Of tho society.
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Arrangements for the funeral "f MIS-
Louisa Kaufman. "a, who died lhursoay
at her home. 139 Merritt street arc as
vet Incomplete. but will Prooaoty DC
held Monday from the late nome. rev
W g l-lfcrt. pastor Of ST. Johns Evan
.,nlicol church, will officiatc and inter
mani will be- made at Mount Zion Gem
ctcry.
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German forces in Palestine on "ednrs-
day opened an offensive, attacking the
British front near the coast. thu war
office announces.
In both Palestine and h"SupU,an!a
.he British huv" been carrying on sue
ccssful campaigns for several months.
and have accomplished the destruction
Of two Turkish armies The situation
became such :; desperate one l"r the
Turks that the Germans sent troops TO
their assistance. l.a!t week. Tor me
first time the German war ONCE re-
ferred in tn" war report To Palestine.
Another irrTir4tiun that the Germans
were planning offensive operations on
that front was the statement II few
DAYS ago BY Lieutenant General Won
Ardcnnc. German military writer. that
the tide Was about to turn in Syria
and Palestine and that the rsrdpture
of Jerusalem had become practicable
possibility.
The british front extends across Pal
estinc from the Mediterranean to the
Jordan river. passing about fifteen miles
north Of Jerusalem. Along the Mrd'-
tcrranclIl, where the Turco-Gcrman a.
tack is being made. the British nav"
pushed SON" distance north OF Inc port
Of Jafta, which is Important because IL
serves as base for tie British seal
communications and also is connected
by railroad with Jerusalem. tn" cap
turc Of Jaffa and the cutting Of the
railway lin" probubly ar" thu in.m"di-
ate detectives of the enemy.
In IL speech IN the house 81 commons
m Tuesday, prcrni". Lloyd GcurE: said
that in Palestine and Egypt together
there were only two divisions Of white
troops the remainder of the British
army being made up IF Indians or "f
divisions with very small proportion
of white trOOpS.
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Rudolph Blankenburg.

PHILADELPHIA. April l3.-Rudolph
Blankcnburg, elected mayer Of this city
on the reform ticket 4 few years ago IN
a memorable political battle, died to-day
at his home in Germantown, a suburb.
Of Bright's disease. He was seventy
five years Of age last February.
Because OF the vigor with which he
fought for cleanness In politics. MT.
Blankenburg earned the sobriquet OF
The war horse Of reform" Born near
Hanover. Germany. no came To this
country when he was twenty-five" and
became intensely American. Since the
declaration of war against Germany
MIR. Elankenburg had appeared frequent
" in public in advocacy Of everything
! that America stands for.
MI Blankenburg had u national repu-
tation as political speaker. In the
Blaine and Garfield campaigns he trar-
elcd all over the country, making
speeches in the interest of those cam
diQ2tes
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOB SALE-Firginia farms and store.
Nice land $1,000 per acre. Easy terms.
House for rent E. Wetmcr, Nottoway,
Virginia. ap-l3-i
PoR SALE-Locntcd in Mountain Lake
Park. Maryland. An eight room plas-
tered house with fine porch. bath room
and electric lights. with separate house
for servants. 1t has beautiful grounds
and is on one Of the best residential
streets In the Park. The house is COM
pletely furnished and possession can be
had at once. For price and further par
ticulars, address Mira Hagans l-antz.
ALASKA. Mineral county West Virginia.
ap-12-i
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WAS eighty-one years Of age, served IN
the Mexican army from boyhood and
commanded artillery in the campaign
that ended with the overthrow Of En-
peror Maximilian in 1S64-67. With Cen
cral Huerta he was arrested in I'll Paso
by United States officers in 1915 but
WAS not held
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Kenneth, nineteen month ola son OIL
Mr.. and Mrs. Dowlcr King. VINO d'Ed
Thursday afternoon at 5:2o CLOCK. ~
the family home in Bridgeport. VIII Do
buried tomorrow In Rock Hiii cemetery
The funeral services Will he h"lh from
the place OF death this evening. kcv: W.
n 1nnp nastor OF the West End NJ. f..
church Officiating.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-13
ri. BISHOP DONAHUE
GOES TO CHARLESTON
Head Of Local Catholic Diocese Will
Make Els Home Part of Year
ut State Capital

Bishop ponuhu" uf the local Catholic
diocese. will spend ut least two or
hrce weeks uut of zach year in thu
state capital, Charleston, stated Father
Edward Woeher yesterday. While in
Charleston recently Bishop n"nahut
purchased IL homo at Nitro. the now gov
eminent boom town near Charleston,
where Catholic church will b. erected.
bishop Donahue is not 1T the present
time in the city, hut in his place Father
WoChcr is conducting the services at Inc
CT hcirRl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-13
PATROL BOAT ASHORE.

WASHINGTON. April ia small
naval patrol boat was driven aground in
home waters BY yesterdays storm. The
navy department announced today. Eff
forts to reflect her are in progress and
it is certain that the boat will be saved.
No lives were lost. Several other nay
auNiliaries were endangered.
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VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY

TOPEKA Kansas. April ia N"r-
diet of not guilty was returned by the
jury in federal court here late rms
afternoon in th, caSr Of DR.. Eva Hal a.
ing. liz" C;ilb.r; anu Ernest Newman.
all nf Topeka and Professor George W.
Klrigr. OF Lawrence. Kansas. ~hI were
riarrad with conspiracy TO obstruct the
draft.
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SALESMAN.

Exceptionally profitable connection
for man with character and energy. Sc
curities sales experience valuable but
not necessary. a man with common
sense who can think will make big pay
quickly with our strong. attractive prop
usitinn. Even If employed it will pay
you 10 communicate with us. Address
Corporation. Box 557 North Diamond
Station. Pittsburgh. Pm. ap-l5-S
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RUN DOWN BY CAR

George S1cFaun of McMechcn. was
run "v"r by q Wheeling Traction car
OH ll.r E.llairc division in the southern
end Of Hcllaire. last night about $50.
He vas taken To tho Bellairr hospital.
where it was asc:rtain"d that his in
jurieS. while painful, are not serious.
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Funeral services for the late John a
Ritz, who died Wednesday 1T the family
home. 1G1 Twelfth street, were held yes
tertay afternoon at o'clock ut tht
Mendcl chapel, 1912 Cha7line street
Int,rmcnt was made at Greenwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-13
JOHNSON RESIGNS AS
COAL ADMINISTRATOR

WASIIIN(TpN. April l".--Thr rcsig-
nation Of Homer II. Johnson as federal
full administrator for Ohio WAS an
n"unCcd tonight by the full admins
tr#tinn. Ills successor has not been
appointed
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.-,,vsments NOT Completed.

Funeral arrangements for the services
Of Mrs. Hannah Mahoncy. Lifelong ana
highly esteemed resident Of TINS clly'
who passed away Thursday evening iol-
lowing an extended illness, are as yet
incomplete. but will probably take place
Monday from the place Of death. at The
no,ne or her daughter. Mrs. J. w. Nor.
rington, 104 Virginia street
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OBI (JARY
I,awther Services.

This morning at $50 o'clock. from the
late home. 1901 McColloch street, funeral
services for the late James Lawther.
who passed away Thursday, will be con-
Quoted. Requiem high mass will be
celebrated at o'clock in St Joscph's
cathedral and interment will be made al
Mount Calvary cemetery.
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nipbv Funeral Today.

Services for the late Charles Rigby.
highly respected resident OF the south
Side who died Wednesday. Will De- held
This afternoon at l O'Clock from the
home Of his sister. Mrs. Ida Henncn.
ASA Eoff street. Intcrment will be
made Ar Mount Zion cemetery.
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Rre.se Funeral To-day.

Funeral services for the late Harry
otto Rreisc. who passed away Wcdnrs-
day morning. will take place this after.
roon o, O'Clock, from the place OF
death. Stop 10. Caldwcll's Run. August
Raschc, pastor OF ST. PaulS t.vangHlcai
church. will officiate and intcrnent Will
he made at Mount Zion cemetery.
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Morningstar Services.

This morning At 10 o'clock from the
family home. 1906 Water street funeral
services over the remains of the late
Jacob Wade Morningstar. respected res
ident Of this city who passed away
Thursday following u brief illness. Will
BE- conducted. 1nterment will be MADE
at Greenwood cemetery.
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POSITIONS WANTED-Male.

MISREPRESENTATION I'm. qualified te
fill office position Of responsibility
requiring n thorough knowledge of &c.
counting and general business. = Am mar.
Iricd, thirty-five years Of age. best OF
references. unQucstionable character. op:
portunity first. salary next Address
r." care OF 1ntelligencer. ap-S-t :.
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BRITISH TO HAVE GUN
THAT CARRIES 50 MILES

LONDON. April 1c.--In the house OF
commons today J. l. MACPHERSON. par
liamentary undrr-SrcrcIary Of the war
office. Informed 4 qurStioncr that steps
had been taken 10 construct Il British
gun capable Of throwing a shell more
than eighty miles.
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Army Officer Charged
With Act Of Espionage

DEFINING. y. Nj. April l3.---Majnr
John VI. Eirkncr. l";il Field Artillery.
was arrested ut camp cody to-day.
charged with violating the espionage
act.
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General 1gnactc Bravo.

FL, PASO. Tex. April l2.-Gcncral
Ignacio Bravo. military commander OF
Mexico City during The Elucrta regime
died here last. night. General Rr;Iro
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WANTED-Salesmen.

wANrED-Successfu salesman at once
for general trade in West Virginia.
new. strong, proposition: staple line;
splendid commission contract for 1918.
$500 weekly for expenses. Continental
Jewelry Co., 233-15 Continental Build
ing, Cleveland. Ohio. ap-l3-G
wANTED-Big concern established II
years wants vt once, two live sncciaity
statesmen for 1918; age IS to SO; new
uneqralled merchandising plant: staple
moderate priced goods. Unusual COM
mission contract; $500 weekly for
expenses. G.. r. Williams. 1920 Euclid
Ave. Cleveland. Ohio, department 1854.
ap-l3-S
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POULTRY

PoR AAE-. S. c. W. leghorn egGs for
Matching Also some beautiful hens.
Mrs. F. G. Willerton. Bellaire, R. D. No. z.
ap-2-60t
THoRoUaHBRED Barred Rock. Cock
ercls, 81 and S.. EGGS, $3.50 for Is.
StiIwcll Farm, Ruyland. Ohio.
mr-19-30t
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Observation-Disclosures.

WANTED-Coal lands Of the No, j
Pittsburgh vein, situated in Ohio or
West Virginia.: want TO hear from far.
mcrs or parties who own this coal; n,
agents nerd write. =. o. Box S11
Wheeling, W. Va. nr2i-10t
WANTED-oil and gas leases in q good
oil-bcaring country: any parties hay.
ing property Of this kind and want the
same developed may communicate with
Box 3T7, Wheeling. w. Va mr29-7et
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wANTEp-We are offering steady

WANTED-We are offering steady en-
ployment to men between the ages Ut
IS and As. for government work and reg
ular, commercial lines Our factory
operates six days per week, eight hours
per day on three shifts Piece workers
after learning the work which takes
from one to two weeks, are able to earn
from SO to SIS per day and better. We
have q housing dcpar tmcnt which will
assist our applicants in securing rooms
Mt the lowest rates. We also need O.
large number Of girls, ages 81 to IS, for
steady profitable factory employment
Apply in person or communicate with
factory employment office. The Good
year Tire & Rubber Company. Akron.
Ohio. ap-13r
WANTED-0fnco manager capable Of
taking entire charge. Satisfactory
In person 4o5 Schmulbsch RldG. or tsls.
phone 1910 Bell ap-12-i
WANTED-Laborers. Apply Steam
Electric Co, 20 10th St ap-tl-i
wAHTED-Elevator boy; must Be over
Is years Of age. Apply 1t once to En-
g1neer, care News Building. np-S-tf
WANTED boys over I6 years OF ag0.
Apply Autograph. Dept, 4th floor
News Bldg. ap-5-k
WANTED-Able-bod laoorers; ste.3ay
employment 622 German Bank Build
ing. r. J. McCullaKh. IT .
wAhTEo-Men 70 sell our ma q houssoAla
furnlihinss. from house 10 ho1ss srsAA
weekly psyments We pay vsakly. =
nr-e-1 C r. ADAMS. IIts-ilt1 Astn o.
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CEMETERY WORK

CEMETERY wORK--Charles R Scnge-
walt, East 18th ST.. National phone
1117-Y. Wheeling. does tombstone clean-
ing and lettering. Get his prices first.
mr-I6-30s
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A few good rooms on the
second and third floors Of the New
Intelligcnccr building 1904 and 1906 Mar
ket street will be ready for occupancy
about April L Appl, p. Boyd. care In.
tclligenccr. 1a-2S-ttT
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Senator n r aroussard il.

NEW IBERIA. La. April l2.-Roocrt
+. Rruussard. Jr., United States senator
from Louisiana, died at his home here
tonight. after an Illness Of several
weeks, from q complication OF diseases
The death Of Senator Rroussard Will
make ii necessary for Louisiana TO Sc
lect two United States senator's in the
general election next November. Sena-
tor Ransdells term expires March
next, und q SUCCESSOR will have to he
chosen to MI out the term Of Senator
Broussard. which expires March 4. 1871.
WASHINGTON. April Ex-senator
Brnussard was known In every parish
Of Louisiana Us Cousin Bob. lie was
born on his fathers plantation. near
New Iberia, in 1864, and was educated
at Georgetown university, in Washing
ton and at Tulane. where he was grad
ualed in law. After representing the
Third Louisiana district in the house for
IS years he was elected to the senate
three years aso.
In the house the dominating feature OF
Broussard's career WIS his fight for
tariff protection OF the sugar industry
Of his state, on which issue he split with
the Democratic party in congress.
He is survived by his widow.
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TURCO- FORCES
|ATTACK IN PALESTINE

LONDON. April 1.-THE Turkish anu
German forces in Palestine on "ednrs-
day opened an offensive attacking the
British front near the coast. the var
office announces.
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MAHoNEY-On Thursday. April IL.
1918. at 1918 o'clock p. H.. at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Mary Nor
rington. at l0+ Virginia street.
JOHANNA, widow Of the late Patrick
Mahoney.
Funeral this Saturday morning at 3
o'clock. Requiem high mass ut st.
Jnseph's cathedral at $50. Friends
invited. Intermcnt private At Mt. Cal
cary cemetery
(kindly omit flowcrs.)
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A M RnuE

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. April IA.
NJ. Routt, one OF the oldest telegraph
operators in point Of service in the
employ Of the Associated Press. di"d
here today. ugcd so years. His hume
was in Richmond. Va. where the body
probably will be sent. Mr.. Routt came
here five years ago from Atlanta Ga.
He was the Associated Press op"r-
ator on the Evening Light and had been
in the employ Of the Associated Press
for twenty-five years.
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I E D

SEYBoLD-On Wednesday, April nth.
1915. at 80 o'clock Il. M. CHARLES
V. SEYBOLD, in the 18th year OF his
age.
Funeral services at his late residence
No. 36lu Jacob street. Friday evening
ut S o'clock. 1utcrment private. sat
urday morning 1T 10 o'clock Green
wood cemetery
(Plcase omit flOwcrs.)
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Wanted-Roomers and Boarders
WANTED-Agents

WANTED SO Seventeenth
street ap13-i