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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-06

title OF lieutenant" has resumed his
duiss a. '-a:fis rca.naS>F oE his Hazel
aims ;,:aa7 .Siilro:S.
Bernard Mctiannun Of McColoch
street who returned recently from the
s. 4. Z. G. at MorEantnwn. has again
taken up his position with the Penrsyl-
vania Railroad company.
otto Klcc of Wood street left last
evening for Camp Meade. Md. after
spending tl"r-day furlouGh in the city.
Durus Russell nf Eighteenth street re-
turned last evening from Pittsburgh,
after Il visit Of several days with
friends.
! clyde Campbell OF M"Colloch street.
whn has been confined to his home the
past SIX wrrks with the ''nu." is get
ing along as nicely as could be cx-
g'crt"d.
Louis Madden - Elm Grove. ono OF
Tho most popular uounE ball players
IT has section. IS homo on 4 furlough.
and leaves Tuesday for Camp Meade,
Md
LOWS Rarum. 1norman nf III" Court
Theatre. who resides on the South Side.
is confined t. his home with illness.
,Iarenc" PoindcNirr Of Fifteenth
street has returned Ia camp Jackson.
s g.. after brief Through in the city.
Young ruindrXt"r enlisted about year
ngr.. and has been training III various
camps.
/ Graham Marsh of Fourteenth street
has returned IA. ramn Meade. Md. after
enjoying 4 sh"rt furlolGh with his par
cuts. Marsh is ~ SarduatC Of Wheeling
high school and un, nt he most highly
respected ami best piartStS IN IN" CITY.
Henry k"rn"r &c South thaplinc
street has returned from Tho =. 4. T.
g. a; Marietta. having received his
honorable discharge.
". Heath rf Shady*id" is ohln TO be
about again after n brief Illn"ss
Irn"ph l.nhnillcr, manager OF the
W"llsburr high school quintet. has re-
turned hnm" after visit with local
friends oyer The Weekend.
Miss InrT Cooley has returned To the
y: ". {. A., after spending tho week
;.ond al her i,",u" at N"(fs, Ohio.
Miss Harriet Thrrnhrrry has r"Sum-
ri her studies nj t:IlIutt'S after visiting
at her homo in GAINESVILLE, for few
days.
Miss Edna Norton. Of tho Y. ". {. A.,
is spending u few days al hrr home in
Warrington.
w. NJ. Bard is III nj his home in Elm
Grove.
Charles Ea"r l"fi yesterday afternoon
were i'll wore taken off tho ship by nav
enter W. /; }. college.
Mrs. Fred lIar;lr;b Ia. returned 10
ls:' home in Washington. Pa. after Wis
!iin. Il few weeks with her mother in
Elm Grove.
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WOMEN WILL FIN D BURT0NE
A BLESS! Nc IN THE HOME

Go by the nearest druggist store and
get CSC tubr of Eurtone Tablets. they
arc the tablets which the nationally
known United Stor" Company first adj
vrrtiscd with a double guarantee. Sine"
then their sal" has become international
and Rurtunn Tablets can b" ln,urht in
Hny wcl stocked drug store. If they
fail to do HE worl; hotter. quicker and
more Satisfactorily in every way than
any liuu,d or tablet mcdl";n" Won eyer
took IN your lIi". :,kc thr 20 tube
back ~ tho druggist and il" will refund
Won just ,l"ubl" what you paid or SIC.
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HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS.
Be Better Looking-Take
Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-complezion
pallid-tonguc coated-appetitc poor,
You have a bad taste in your mouth
a lazy, no.good feeling-you should
take Olive Tablets. -.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets-a sub
stitute for calonel-were prepared by.,
DR.. Edwards after II years of study
with his patients.
DR.. Edwards O.iveTsbletsare purely
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. oiL.
You will know them by their olive color.
Tohaye clear, pink skin. bright eyes
no pinples. feeling of buoyancy like
childhood dayayoumustget atthecause.
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act on the
liver and bowels Ike calomcl-yet have
no dangerous after effects
They start the bile and overcome con-
,stipation. That's why millions OF boxes
are sold annually at 10c and 25c per box.
All druggists Take one or two nightly
and note the pleasing results
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All is III readiness for the pics"n'a-
lion IF one ui the most novel OF nome
talent productions. which carroll touh-
I'll 80. 5nt. knights Of Columbus. VIII
present Tuesday evening. January :. in
the Carroll club auditorium. IN tho S.hr
roll club Review of 1919. For several
weeks paSI thuSr tn tax" part have been
busy with the rchcarsals and IN" pre-
paratiuns generally. aud besides wen
,lcrful variety oil jokes. IN equally won
dcrful program of music and danclhH'
there will hc humorous original features
which in themselves will he an import
ant mart Of In. production.
Mr.. charles .f"tEncr will hc'lnI'rI"'u-
tor Of thu evening. Following are these
who vii! have u part:
Lady comcdicunc$: Misses Rhca Man.
ion and Virginia 'laCk": r"nGd'al*'
Bubble Howell. Howard Ray. Eddie
Kicrknfr Byrtrr Leach: solo'sts. WA.
nctwciIcr Charles L"lncr. charles Hc"-
ming. William M";zn"r; victory Hrr-
mony Quartet. Charles Lrincr, william
Dctwrilcr bernard M"hon. George h"h-
!cin: Liberty. Miss Virginia Leach: IL
rector. Iam"a Altmrycr; musical I'll
rector. William nHtwcilcr; pianist. Mrs.
Cora Wal"rh"usc.
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Eoa1th Study Club ResHrmes'

r,,,a, A." ,.,,,ns throughout tho city Will
ros,,n,r ihc;r weekly sessions, and carn
cImh will meet at tn" different scn ,1
o onn ., ,hr tine announced Oh the schrn.
,,io vhi,,h was prepared m carry
nm,rmr Mrs. Jean 7. Dillon Will PR
sid. NJ these meetings ana AT ,n,s
ciuh vii, civc "uI som" valuable po'''''
towards health education.
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SIDE TALKS
BY RUTH CAMERON
THE FINE AIT OF SPENDING.

r,id Won ryer loUn around n r'"El ~
through, 4 wardrobe anil ask im'r'S'.
which articles had paid their .n"ar" AUG
which had not: ,,i
when was visiting f-i"nd E*i 'H''
vh,, showed me \ iir" lighter wai|h '!'
had b,usht tn" spring hcf"r" ard sac,
,I adm, ;hinS 1T first ;tal was E'lhE
:, nay u. hoard. hui II certainty ia"
,hcsr cool fail mornings when "" nr'"-
oJ = fir. every morning. and IT'S i"'
.,rId ia lingrr over making II.
~, lou find that most things F""
nu, do pa? their board: asked
unused ut this n"w method If bringing
,,;,,.r uossrssions before tho bar 81 'GGf-
sne Ha.n't So Many poarde-s cha:
Don't Pay Up Now.
a good many OF them. she SAM. Al
any rate more than. used 10 h"l"r"
started asking that question. II makes
ono more thoughtful and careful aenu;
ones buying when ono finds Que that
one is getting too many beardcrs that
don't pny up. -
or course we laughed at.the conceit
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works wonders For Women Troubled
With 1rreguaIrittes, Constipation
Sluggish Liver.
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED TO DO
TIE WORK QUICK.

Women viii find that Il Eurtonc Tab
let taken night and morning L few days
Zach month VIII rnE,iiat" rs nothing else
Will those troubled with nstiratl"r.
pans in back. headaches. dizzy weak
spells and nanS"a at SUCH times Will
discover tha; th"s" remarkable tablets
are just what they need.
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NOTICE.!

The annual meeting of the
Wnmrn'S Hospital association will
be held a, the Ohio Valley General
Hospital, on Monday. Jan. e.. at >
D. m, Tor the election OF All exeru.
tive board, and any other business
kat may come before the meeting.
MRS. W. +. BUTLER, Pres.
ZOE MCCLURE, See.
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TIE BUFEALo'S FAMOUS 100
PERCENT PUEE CREAM CARA
MELS, COO PEE POUND.
POSTMASTER QUITS.

Especial Dispatch to The lntcl!iScnccr0*
BERkI.EY SPRINGS. ". Va. Jan: D.
w. :. Hunter. p0stmaS;et "t H5:a-it.
Springs for two years has rcsiSnei
that he might take charge Of the hard
ware business nwn-dhy himSsi
his brothers. Cameron and Heber Hun
ter. both Of whom died recently IrciL
influenza The office is third class.
under civil service. and the appointment
of Mr.. Hunters successor will be made
following tho eNaminatio, Of appii-
Giants.
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Tho Ec". Or. Jacob BriitIncham.- tho
veteran rector Of 81. LEkc'S Protestant
Episcopal church. who wa. operated
upon in tho Ohio Valley General Hos
pital several weeks aE". is sill con-
fined Ia III" institution. but may DC
able to return home in few days.
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SHOPL!FTERS CAUGHT

Nj md Mrs. Doc" attempted Ia pull
" .''t"piiilinE 81 unt n Tn" Rose STORE
S.tTuduy. hi; were detected III IN" art
10y "ne nj Tn" clerks. and tak"n before
SGu r" lIihI"ibcrg"r. The mana G6mcnt
or Tho store. however. d"tidHh not 10
prosecute and the case was dismissed.
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Preceding the meeting OF the 1u'.r .nn
t-,.op.s d.partr,.n:. u: beginning Mt 80"
nclock. the members Of The sXGcu n,rcI
hoard Of the Woman's Club VIII mo Vt
800, afternoon. Mrs. J. g. llcafhE
wiIl preside, md some very i 'npor'' -,
h,,x;,,rss matters Of the CLUB VIII W
discussed and disposed or.
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Dancing Classes Tuesday.

Tuesday evening at the Island CIun
rooms. Mrs. Maude Spucncr Becker Will
hold the usual weekly dancing class Tor
the young people in the studio AT south
Penn and Virginia streets. ~ program
g .ha most select and popular dance
tlur.tIrrs has nc-n prepared 10 which the
guests will enjoy one evening Of mcrri-
Tncnt with the most popular OF dancing
AS the diversions. Mrs. Becker Will ar
range all details FOR the occasion.
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Members Of tho current E.'en'S
par,mcnt Of the WomanS Ing may ",,
ljcIpatc their regular mohtniG -,
NIX Hu-s George pcnolt. OF Fairmuh''
,.i,;,.b u.ilr h, held Friday afternoon ~
~. JIo,cl Windsor. Mrs. Dci3olt VIII
NO nrcscnt AL 3 O'Clock 10 review mos
uorld-hap openings Of consequence OIL TIC
mast few weeks.
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Thursday afternoon 4! 20" o.cIorE ,, w.
o,orms IF the music department OF .h',
,r.nr,nr... club will hold their weekly
rehearsal at the. Y. ". 6. 4: ,o,o,c
T,,i. w.;lI bc tho final rehearsal before
inc January, recital Of the mus: a.,,,, ne
n,rrmrn,. which will take place n"'
Inv afternoon. January TO- nj INC J.
w G. g.. beginning Il, 2:@o .'"' Is,
Mis-. Hazel Sramcn vii! hr cha'l .,.'am -,
charge. and really ratF'"''c r." r,
ia being prepared for IN" "f''''''''
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1,ate January Musical Event.

musical event of not little c"hsc
,,r.rrc for late January will he that 10
10 g;yen under the auspices OF I'M
Won,an's Club Of Wheeling, when JuitS
Fnlk, violinis,, will be- heard. with Mn,-
yjna Enrich. pianIstc. and Mary ON
rrford vocalist. The appearance %
these three artists at ono time is OK
itsclf something decidedly e%tra"FuI
nary, and every musical lover OF "h"ei,
inr will doubtless take advantage 90
he occasion to hear tho excellent l''".
TUESDAY. January IS, is the da'c ~,
IN. concert. The PROCEEDS are 10 l."
used for the child Nc1are WIN
tho Woman's Club.
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Animal Meeting Y. W. C. A.

Tn" annual meeting "l III" lam"
Wnman'S christian Association occurs
on the 18th ii this month. and plans
are b~inE made by tn" officers Tor
most interesting aud INSTRUCTIVE" Ea'h-
rrinE. All members are urged I" "'eP
Tho date free so that attendance may
hr made POSSIBLE. The ccm'ni'tr" GA
arranrnu,rnts consists Of Mrs. Fred
,'aris. Mrs Dent Taylor. Miss jennie
Mc(;uwnr. Miss Emily Shepherd. MISE
Ann Hugus and Miss sue stewart. ~
This meeting there will hc i'll addition
10 the review Of thu years WORK. an
election If board ii directors. IN"
local board il composed If thirt!
women Of The city. ten Of whose terms
MS directors expire each year. inc
directors whosr names arn IStau as
expiring in january. 1918. ar" a% fol-
lows:
Mrs Rcrd Baird Mrs. OK" S'hrhk
IIrs G. w TaI.on Mrs. W. T.. Stifrl
AIRS Jnhn Birch Mrs. j. j. ho'i"-
Misc Elizabeth way
,;racr Miss Eliza F7Sscll
Mrs {. s. walden
Tho committee on hna.l vacancies is
composed OF Mrs. Charles pi'ri"'' NrH'
Albert Whitaker. Miss Eli"ah"h .HpH"
and Mrs. oliver Beans.
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THE BUTTALo'S FAMOUS 100
PERCENT PURE CREAM CARA
MELS, COO PER POUND.
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r.odier' Masonic Club.

THE BUFEh1O'S FANODs ~
PERCENT PUNE' CHGAm
nrx1s. eoc PEE POUND.
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More than 80 members of the younger
element OF society assembled Saturday
evening in the ball room of tho windsor
hutel' in one Of the merrieSt Of post holl-
day parties. The event was one Of a
series of club dances 10 be given
throughout tho winter months. and II
Saturday cvenI.gs affair is an indica-
ton as TO the events Ia follow this group
Of young folks may anticipate the JOLT
est of sinrilar parties. Mcssrs. FRANK
Tatcrhousc, Jr.. and Melvin Hci1rlch
were chnirmrn IN charge and left moth
ing undone toward the success OF the
dance.
The ballroom presented an especially
artistic appearance with its simple yulr-
tide decorations. Davcnport's orchestra
dispcnscd their usually splendid dance
music In which the young guests trip
ned until midnight. 4 buffet luncheon
was served during tho evening. Those
attending included:
Mcssrs:
Rnbcrt TYLER. Louis N-atcrhousc. .
Chauncey Dewey, Thomas Joseph
Paul BcattIc. FTrd Greer
Iorn Wilson. Herbert Olmstcad,
Charles Conirf. lack Stor"r.
Bill TruSchrn. Robert lill"!'
Henson Jackson. Junior 3TmbruS'rr'
Campbell Palmer. Frank "aicrhouse'
Melvin Hclfrich.
Misses:
Marie Rolf Ellen wilson,
1sIorcncr Maxwell, Dorothy Won Rayer.
Frances Woods, Mary Won Ba!cr'
| Gene Converse. Nina Jasper.
of Toledo. O.. Marian wallace
I,ls,o CO Stnrcr Elizabeth Burns
| Catherine Water OF pittsburgh,
| house. of Toronto Elizabeth Hubbard,
Can. Lee Anna Hubbard.
| Louise Harper.
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land. of Pleasant Valley. which LOOK
place Friday. The nuptlal service was
solmcnizcd Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock at the Litli" Church Arounu
The Corner, in New York City, int
event IVES OF the most quiet nature
and Mrs. Catherine brady. Srandmo''lrr
NJ the bride, and Miss Margaret BLACK
ford, the brides sister were the Only
ones in attendance.
This announcement comes as SUI
prise TO thc wide circle q lFlcnas
the principals. The BRIDE IS an acIo',,
rIi.hrd Young lady and is most popu-
lar in her extended acquaintance I"e
groom is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs'
r, N. Gincland, Of pleasant valley,
and is associated with his father u,
business. Their. many tr'cnHS WI
hasten 10 shower them with best WISHES
md congratulations.
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n.1,.1anh-R1nchfnud Nnnttale.

Gulclard- Blach1ord Nupttale.
One Of the interesting Weddings NJ
carly January was that nf M!"S Gather
inc Brady Hackfnrd. daughter of NJ
,nrncv and Mrs. tirorG" a. Rlackt"rd'
Of Grril Place. and Mr.. James '''iI'"-
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c,,,,r.a.s Alumrae Meeting.

n,,,incss meeting is s,cE"Tu!TN TT
I,,,,.ry session Of tn" C"!iicSiatc
80. .,,,r1nor Association. which |li' u"
i ;,,. wv. Saturdar afternoon. January
y, =: Tive y. y. /. y. Tho meeting
,', =, ',, =, $50 o'clock. with Mrs. -
4 Torlor prrsir;inS. Numerous ""S''ESc
,.n-e yilI fiji busy afternoon 10Y
tho members.
cotillion Club Dance
Tho nnpular Cntil!ion club VIII ~
80, ,r,c1,lv dance this evening nj me
C,-rn1 club auditorium. The ha'' WI
o,,ny decorated tnr tho alh''.
Wus;. BIZ RcniGeld'S orchestra.
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l)R(jG MAKER (
ARRESTED IN
ASPIRIN CASE !:
sna'ysis Shows TaIcun Powder WIDER
"'' c5;sf Ingredients Of tablets
n Which $4,000 Were Ss'zs -
Blank Diplomas for Dentists DIS IS
Cow covered in Brooklyn Hajd,,'; NJ M;
G. kukw Held in $1,000 Bail

,,. thin $4,000 a Neseo In
MORO -. aetzed ysseeFoA ar.
saoie.s ,n The manufacture 1oseph
SFoo aS Hs gave his name 90. head
yukay. Hs ea!o N Company.
- n. Ysrhndan Cne"S -ooklyn. u
40. 20 YER. soIinwed tho analysis y.
The StIeeA rn,y were found 10 70
tho tApic ,.otrtn- TAlcHm
devoid et-,acioal ingredient OF 'nss
was .N' = Was FOUND 20 Sot.,lal,"
taelo nor cen. 'tnnH1e 80 vere (
sr.r water and saNe''''
Also used. ,.,,en.r Copeland sA'u
Health coz. .t,acked by innuen s,a
that thousand, r.eeurse 20 aspirin
or pneumonia a."
! eSolsts. Au no doubt eu. that mn
Ihe' =, nersons rushed 80,
.oon ~ they nag ,hoso
pi?ln =, ..rt.Inly did not ne.p ~ tall
sn,. II they happen ss,.ms, and
s,,rn powder Into inc. ,housands OF
;, appears tAas me- .s,d throughout
these tablets ~s
the eeansr' = cunminss; OF ,; a".
inspector and Drug DNls'en
SrooH,yn -n,ef. walter B, Cn.m.
80. the raid On th'
tcal company. ,..
c NE. s.Issd $4,000 tablets; on on IN. Ind
.,s,s,S Of the diasne''s insists n OF
es,s,ro powder The Inan many ou,-ot-
tsSu' ~ have done . srsa ,...s o hi,
seem: seem BUSINESS u .Ad ! e,s' no. less
sS mon 10000 tablets; He n aeslA DO,
than - :sp.niard and has -. D1.S in in
ne .,0e,. for several fao"s ,ny
tns oss place just nov IA. 1 soit
.i .s',, Of s sS eanso, .t .s,su
OF tho On oseis and blank , e,p1o,t
Pr1nH s.nt,st,. 'pz Copeland s,n snt
|1Ib for se.r eeR You'd DO an 'nves''s''''"
this hiss; a.sV. was held in WV g,si
,,srrsd with violating INC
,av',.-s:,,.s The 'sD s''s-''-3
M~~
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. Tbc laIi~. nf the Island "; g. - -
will hold ,rcir regular m"n'h'E
INK this evening a, III" h"in" a. y M,S:
~, -. ~ Williamson. GlJ North YORK
s,roc, business mnt"rs OF i'nIHE'at,r =,
viii nc discussed during ne carry r'i.t
# tbr evening. following wh'rh S". ..',
hour will hc enjoyed. AsS.E','F
hrstcss during the latter w'i -" ~.
T,osa ,'nwan. Mrs. l.. D. Cole I'LL"
A W. C.ruther.
~ LadicS' Masonic Club.
Tho Ladies Masonic GU" VIZ H.
49,, s.n,,;sh Rite cathedral wednesday,
-, .,,,nr rnr IN" rtnthly social S"S-
. 81 rho usual pleasant afternoon 81
na. nav hr expected ny in" iHrs,.'
rns,mners mas ho made tn Mr*. W. L.
T,c',,. ar Mrs. +. II. .Ni?en%H:i'r'
rHr BUFvn1o'S FAMOUS loo
a
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Russell ,"Eud"r AIot,"i &c Mrr"llnch
rect. who returned recently with tI!c
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17
ASKS EXECUTION OF Ia ELK
California Woman Says They Ravage
Vegetable Gardens.

Governor Stephens of California,
has been asked to bring about the
execution Of herd Of IA elk that have
been ravaging the vegetable gardens
of Pacific Grove, CAL, for several
years. In a letter to the governor
Mrs. l.. l.. Long says she has appeal
ed to the mayor and other officials
without result, and that she carried
her plea to Governor Stephens because
she was sure there was "some way to
get rid Of this nuisance"
"The elk" she wrote, 'have been
ranging on this point Of the peninsula
for several years, and after the grass
dries In the spring they proceed to
eat the gardens, fence, or no fence"
The writer suggested that the herd
be killed and fed to the men Of the
Pacific fleet.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17
REMAINS OF HESSIAN
CAMP ARE UNEARTHED
W0rkmen in New York Find
Fireplace and Flooring
of Hut.

Workmen excavating at Broadway
between One Hundred and Sixty-ninth
and One Hundred and SEVENTEEN
streets unearthed, IL feet below the
surface of the lot, the open fireplace
and flooring Of a house. Reginald p.
Bolton and William 8. Calder, mem
bers of the New York Historical So
ciety, who were summoned, declared
the ruin to be q section Of one Of 40
huts used by Hessian soldiers during
the Revolutionary war.
Further digging by the workmen.
under the supervision Of Mr.. Bolton,
brought to view several gold buttons
on which were stamped the Hessian
coat. of arms. Several bullets were
also dug up.
The members Of the New York His
torical society say that. according to
records, some 40 huts, each about II
feet square, were built on the site,
and that further digging will no doubt
unearth three rows of the houses. Ac-
cording to Messrs. Bolton and Calder,
the huts formed the General Won DON
op Camp" and were occupied by the
Hessians until 1879.
The fireplace unearthed is still In
good condition, having been made OF
round cobble stones. Though the floor
ing of the hut is rotted, the thickness
of the boards shows the huts were built
carefully and strongly.
"The Memorial History Of the City
of New York." published In 1892 by
the New York History company, tells
Of an engagement In the vicinity Of
where the ruins were dug up. Here,
according to the history, General
Washington fought bloody battle
with General Won Donop's Hessians
and a British regiment. The fighting
took place along the Hudson and ex-
tended far into Harlem Heights, where
Washington retired to await fresh
troops. 1t is believed that the Hess
ians built the huts below an en-
bankment and, hidden by ledge Of
rock and brush, established their
headquarters.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17

George Hamway, the son, enlisted
with the American colors when this
country went to war, and fell fighting
in the Argonne. leaving to the mother
a $1,000 government insurance policy.
The address of the mother was vague.
She lived In the heart Of the desert,
four days from Damascus-that was
the only address George knew.
The task of finding the mother was
given to the Red Cross mission In Pal
estine, and the search was started I'm
mediately. Strange by-paths of that
land of mystery-the great desert
were visited by Red Cross workers,
and at length the mother was found.
She was taken to Damascus by
camel, accompanied by witnesses es-
tablishing her identity, and after much
palaver II was explained that the
American government would make re-
mittances to her which meant compare
tive afiluence for her declining days.
Charlevoix county herald., 1919-10-17

TIE Hawk was Of the Holley variety
and very rare, in the opinion Of Mr..
Holcomb. Her name was Lulu G.. and
she is now Mrs. Wilbur Holcomb.
County Clerk Bilyeu tied the nuptial
knot.
Mr.. Holcomb Is something Of hunt
er as well as a successful soldier In
Dan Cupid's regiment. He shot the
gray wolf. brought 1t into the clerks
office, secured the bounty Of $3.50 and
straightway applied 1t on a marriage
license.
His application was also sent into
the state game commission for the
larger premium of $40 offered by the
state for the extinction of gray wolves
In Oregon, and the lone gray wolf may
pay part of the honeymoon expenses
of the newlyweds.