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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-21
England Uses Airplanes.

A large combine of aircraft compa-
MES is planning to establish chain
of aerial stations at intervals of every
10 miles or so all over England
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-21
WILL DANUBE FEDERATION BE FORMED?

The ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Austria revived the idea OF
middle the nineteenth
bordering Danube
racial
the
hardly assumed
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-21
Father and Son Both
Kicked" by Same Auto

Litchfield, Ill.-Attempting to
crank delivery truck, Louis
Hauser, Jr., had his wrist brok-
en- when it kicked" The next
day his father tried to start the
"bucking broncho" and had the
same fate befall him.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-21
.SH|PYARDS STRIKE
IN SEATTLE IS OVER
SHlPBUIlDERS DECLARE RE-
SUMPTION WEDNESDAY OF
THIS WEEK.
STILL ON CLOSED SHOP BASIS
Men Who Forfeited Their Places
viii Have to Be Reemployed--
Split in Ranks of Workers In
Dictated by Reports.

Seattle Seattle's shipyards will re-
sumo operations Wednesday of this
week after having been idle since
$4,000 metal trades workers walked
out on strike for "a higher wage
scale January 81 Announcement to
this effect was formally issued by the
shipyard owners. The workers viii
be employed at the yard gates at the
same rate of pay rs existed Jan. 81.
The announcement by the shipyard
owners followed a conference and it
was made the vehicle of an emphatic
denial that the shipyards will be run
on the open shop" basis. Men re-
turning to work will have to be re-
employed, the shipyard owners hold
ing that they forfeited their positions
when they went out on strike and
this unemployment will be carried
out under the federal order February
IL, which terminated the employment
of men through the regular United
States employment bureau The for
NAL announcement, signed by the six
leading shipbuilding firms, was as
follows:
Will Abide by Agreement.
Because OF the notice served by
the steel shipbuilders to the govern
ment employment agency, under date
of February IL, that they would en-
| ploy their men at the yard gates, it
has been persistently stated that this
has been a declaration on the part of
the employers for an open shop. This
we emphatically deny, and wish to
advise our employees, as well as the
public, that the steel shipbuilders in
tend to abide by the agreement be-
tween the government Of the United
States and the international presi-
dents of the unions, as expressed by
the president of the United States.
The shipyards will resume oper
atoms Wednesday at the rate of wage
in effect when they ceased operations
January 81"
A split in the ranks of striking
shipyard workers is indicated in re
ports.
1t is not certain whether the mel
will return to work or not.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-02-21

In this section the wheat plant Is
very favorable, the lumber business
shows indications of improvement,
and the mining business is gradually
readjusting itself to changed condi-
tons.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

thousands of women teachers an over
the land are doing the same work
INA, mon teachers DO for little more
than half mems pay, would be willing
10 risk worrying along with less chiv-
airy n they we're only accorded more
Justice Right here I'm our own High
School where college credentials are
stressed SO much we find women
teachers with higher credentials do
ing The same work done by men IN
the same building for third less sail
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

airy. and this too. NOT because the
work BE- not done as wen but because.
being women. they have uo status
mdeN The law in Texas and mo- rights
that anybody is bound Co respect.
u like especially the particular
brand of chiyary exhibited by tho
men OF tho state of Arizona When.
as q territory They wore making ap-
plica.ion for admission into the Union
aud the wire came from Washing
ton 90 say that they could not bee
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

admitted with the law on their STA.
tntc-hooks according 10 women the
right to vote because that Was uncon.
.iiiutIon1H Tho men responded. With
ont hesitation We will come I'm
with oui women or We will stay out
with them We consider them decid-
pdly The better half on our pupyla.
non and would not think Of seeing
them deprived Of the rights and priv
H'Ee' OF citizenship Andc they came
Boo
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

Ncw nool.s Ln PnhlIc LIhrar,

New Books In Public Library.
There are number OF new book.
in me library Anong them are.
Elizabeth's Campaign. Mrs. Hump
hTey Ward,i Winds OF Chance. Rex
Mary Roberts Rihehart: My Com.
many Captain Carroll J swan. L. S
A.; Abrahams Bosom. BAIL King,
That's All Over Mable. D.. Streetes.
There were 76S books taken out
OF tho library during the month OF
January.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

The Westminster Guild will meet
with Mrs Clyde Cockrell. 1909 Ty-
Ter Street Monday afternoon at
three o'clock. The pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church will deliver a
special message al the meeting.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
Relic Rcnnetts To Meet.

Tho Bauo Benneti Missionary
Society 81 the Polk Street Method
lst Church Will meet Wednesday
afternoon stA2:30 O'clock In the
hurch paflors.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

The La Costura Club viii meet
Tuesday at three O'Clock with Mrs
~ NJ Rice, l409 Harrison as host
ess.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02

sunday school at the usual hour
The Rev &. y Potts will preach at
II o'clock
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-02-02
Burkburnett Oil Stock
10 Gents a Share While it Lasts

to
o buy
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03

ct on!Y aaays dsAerRss ia adsSase 80
.s.ea sres.d7.. rceavssgy, fae ne NJ
e. i re5dsrs the Bfoses, fS a35dof,.-
aal naseles phsnt as tAer tcai +
I'D 20 nsterts dslnaFri fr ezf.aa-
son. As 2 r9sss]t the ne. -es 2Ve rot
.aawn z, ", WIZ M iygc'.j,ss ,9.rep-s-
70 yaln, hfos4er's Friend y ms.
~, .al1.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03
WILL VISIT EVERY
HOME IN THE CITY
And Solicit Funds For Chill
dren'S Xmas Treat.

The spirit Of Christmas Is al
ready in the air, 50 much 50 thar a
large number of the young people
Of the various churches Of the city
rave offered TO raise the money
Tor Or. G. B. Geyers Christmas
treat TO the poor children.
These young people believe that
in a worthy cause like this every
one vii want 10 feel that he or she
Aas been given a chance 10 make
at least one poor youngster happy
on Christmas day. SO hey have de-
cided 10 go out on Friday after
noon or this week to every home
in Martin burg
No efort will be made 10 l1ge
people to contribute TO this cause;
bpt the young people believe that
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03
81 5s-. 0Esg. EIztS,

..,4i bo5E'e5 ... esss-ss. md y ~ -
E5sfsp t'ts 81 - "a,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03
LITTLE BOY DIES

Little Claig Harrison Mills, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Mills, died
last night at the home Of his
grandmother, Mrs. Harry Airhart,
Adams street. He was but seven
months and four days old. The fun
eral win be held from the late
home Thursday morning at 10
o'clock. Rev. I'd ". T. Cruyer. pas.
Tor Of First United Brethren church
officiating The intorment will be
made ia Caeen Hill cemetery
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03
BOTTLING HANNIS
LIQUOR FOR EXPORT

The Hannis Distiliery is now bus
lily engaged in the work of bottling
liquor for export. However, should
tbs wartime prohibition ban be
lifted before all liquor can be ex-
ported. it could be tax-paid and leg.
ally shipped to points in this coun.
try in which prohibition was not eff
fectiye before the wartime act
went into power.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03
LOYAL AFRo-AmERicAN

The colored service men expect
their charter within the next few
days, upon receipt of which their
post OF the American Legion viii
be organized. They have already
selected a name, using the Greek
letter neutrality-suspicious. Post,
which translated means l.. A. A., or
the Loyal Afr0-American Post.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03

leoa5.s- lsl9 b. raer U. Pat orJ
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03

every one will appreciate their
coming aud will respond as they
feel able No large contributions are
urged, but only gift that will en-
able the giyer to feel when Christ
mas morning comes that he or she
ras helped to make Christmas real
20 some ragged little ufchin of
Martinsbnrg.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03
BANDIT CARLISLE
FINALLY CAPTURED

Douglas Wyo.. Dec 3 -Wf5au
,arlisle the train roAher who -
weeks had defed civil. railroad and
private detectives, wa captured on
Monday near Glend, Wvo. after he
had been seriously wounded The
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03
DOUBLE HOUSE SOLD

Through the S. S. Felker Real
Estate agency Mrs. Mary Barbe-
ham has sold her double house on
Kentucky avenue TO Miss T. T. Bla-
kelly. OF West King street.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03

The Portuguese wineries use
only TIE finest Russian oak for
wine casks.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1919-12-03
ENTERTAlNs CLUB

Miss Alice Shoemaker Tuesday
night entertained the HERS at
her home on West King street.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-02-05

Nassus Wishcop, labor. :.
knute BernsOn, labor.
Truman Worthing, labor
Arthur Eliasen, labor.
Elmer Harrison, labor.
Kelley How Thomson
: Co., supplies for road.
Russell Grader Mfg. Co.,
express
Matt Rasmussen, labor.
Evar Johnson, labor.
Bert Opsahl, labor.
5Hjaln1ar HENDERSON, lab
or -.
Alex Englund, labor.
Chris Nelson, labor.
Clifford Nelson, labor.
e. O. Johnson, labor.
Thomas Parent, labor. .
b. A. Rude, labor. ......
Andrew Beck, labor.
Jesse Parent, labor. 80.
Nels Myhr, labor. .......
John Jacobson, labor.
Nassus WishcOp, labor. .
Rene EllQuist, labor
w. s. Allard,1 labor.
Peter Allard. labor.
Gilbert johnson, labor.
John Eliasen, labor. go.
John Erickson. labor.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-02-05

ASSETS AND COUNTY
''l'ons supplies and
craya
.poor f u.o
warenonsa '''''''
49,
Tex e suonent and supplies
nv ia.s
'A0 inclusive Wnpd)
1903 years (stinaed
Due from state account payments %
BONDS hed IN
revenue road
-caeuly ~ cieoit or nond interest fund 1567264
Balance Treasury
ranntves n orner re- county a funds 1,22s45
Hs'''"sneo highways est1maed
Total assets .,5sa,s3
Four cent courtho
Six cent reiunding bonds $4,000
~ ~ 1Sosso.s7
Total liabilities
Assets over 'ap'tes
VALUATION OF COOK COUNTY TAXATION. %. 5
! LII Person i
sehooi Btr No. NO. rs assSS
s$ B!$ = s;;;:$: $s;$s ss;:z:
School District No =
Total s1sss1ss 90
BY the Board and respectfuy
4
J.
SAM
4 s.s##S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
THINK TYREE HAS A
CHANCE FOR SUCCESS
Spccial 70 The IntclliEencor.

Spccial 10 The IntclliGencor.
WASHINGTON. Fob. 2f.-Thc WEST
virglnians here interested in the car
d,darv Of Col. Frank II. Tyrcc OF iuH'-
inetou for s"rEcant-at-arns OF III"
huus, Of representatives express tncr,-
selves Us pleased with the days %o'.
that they did IN behalf of Tyre" nc
clam to have lined UP consldcrar!o
number nf now converts. Inc metho'i'
Of the state delegation say that Tyre"
strength WAS Increased. consldcrapi? "
dar tina, they feel much encouraged
They admit rha: the odds arr against
them. but st!il claim that there IS Il
..hr,r-., for a breakup n tn" Stat" vhnh
might rcsul; in Tyres nomination q
,!..' Republican house rautus tomorrow
night.
ru"re is every indication tonight wat
|, Gillette of Massachusetts would dr'"ai
Mann Of Illinois and Campbell OIL kan-
.as Tor tho %r%:lkcrsi'p. -Four ~ 'lfe
five from Yves; Virginia are for Gillette
runcr":sn,an Bowers i" for Mann.
COL. John r. McGraw OF Grafton. w.
Va. member. If tho National Democratic
committee attended III" meeting OF thdt
body. hcrc today. lie WAS guest OF
Secretary Daniels At n dinner given to-
night in honor OF the visiting parry
, leaders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Patrick J. Fox.

Patrick !. Fox. ono "f n" h"f'
known and most popular Irish r"S'-
dents Of the city. died at 4 O'Clock
This morning at his residence. 3%5 Mann
&. rrct. IN his s"renty-lifth year. th'
dr--rased hnd tscn confined 10 his nom"
Cor about year during which period
he hnre his suffering ch"crfully ana
without complaint.
MT. Fox was born in Ireland in lAt''
nm came TO this country with his par
.rts when but years "f aS". ill.,. hAd
bcrn n resident nf Wheeling e." NOR"
than 20 wears. He Wa formerly. =
ruddlrr hut had not worked for tn"
mast IS years \ widow and ia" fol
lowing children survive Mrs. Mary
Font. Mrs Kat" Il"Inhrirh. MrT.
Stella Evans. Mrs. Gnrrr" H"li"k. All
Of this city. and Mrs. Isabel ''arr''".
az Fairmnnf. Edward Fox. "f Warw"""
and Thomas and TrrEk t"N. - h"H'".
Fun.rrl e"""j'"% fr"'r 'h" r's!"n""
ns his duught"r. Mrs.. Mary E"nt:. NJ.
"a Thir,""n:h str"''. 'r1!ny m"rn'n%
~ S.:n O'clock ,H"uui"m h'a;h mass
n, s.. Jns"nh's raihrdrnI e, "''l""k
Friends ~ IA" family united.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
my WIFE HAS Done NO WRONG"
DECLARES c. J. IJAMS AFTER SHOOTING

ihrsN letters that in the reading tncreol
I may form q clear idea Of how far inns
matter has gone, The letters W'''
guarantee TO return 10 you at any time
YOU may want them.
You write tina, you can prove all you
have written. also that my wife J"
spending the greater part Of hrr une
with YOUR husband and has done 50 lot
some time past.
you ask that come to Omaha NJ
once and settle with him ty"ur nus
band). Am to understand by thls 'hal
Won desire to get rid Of him" ] make
his inquiry because usually in q case
OF this kind a woman bla1nes the other
woman rather than her husband.
DO not know what action l might
take if had cnncluaiv" proof OF what
YOU intimate. but my first thought Is
iha, two wrongs don't make right.
Settling with him in Il manner
which comes wEhn the laws Of ""a
might h. better solution Of the prob
lem for all concerned,
"if my WIFI is doing wrong. ! want
,n know it. conclusivcly. Your letter
roy., ,n,. ma idea uf your thoughts or
wishes in the matter Might inGuir"
as ,n Them" After l have heard from
YOU again / will. as you request let vow
know what will de- about this matter
Mrs Iiams insists she loves her hrs-
band and desires reconciliation with
him, Mr. Ijams intimatcs similar
feeling and the fact that he dropPcd
cycrvthing and rushed 10 Omaha on IN"
tirs, trnin bears out his statement
Van AuSd"ll has completely ahan-
dnuci his wifi" since the shooting. lie
called a. ,hr jail ono" and talked To his
wifi" through the bars.
Il suppose YOU will stand ny me-
Mrs. Van !Ausdrll asked.
Like hell I wilt" answered Van Aus
doll. Then he left tn" Jail.
Mrs. 1jams says Mrs. Van Ausdrn is
crazy and tina, she has no wish to prose-
cute her. On tn" other hand. Mrs. Van
AuStlrll says she hopes Mrs. 1iams will
de"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27

OMAHA. Ncb.. Feb. Gas ono ~ IN"
rosnIts Of the shonting Of his wife ny
another woman here in Omaha last """h'
- u Ii.ns manager Of swift * e" ~
nil city, Pa. and formerly manager OF
Spir,.s nj Detroit and Wheeling. \" Va
tb.rc is to hn reconciliation "l 'ne
Inns who have been separated Lor
some time. Ijalns is now in Omaha III
the bedside Of HIS wife"
az am, satisfied that MY wife has done
no wrong and all my thoughts hr' no"
,urn4j in tn" direction OF getting h"I
,rnu again" said ljarns when he rcache"
Omaha from oil City.
Ny. Jiaus was shot wecek ago pE
Mrs Lon Van Nusdcll. who claimed Mrs'
1isp,s had STOLEN her husband. mrS'
Van AusdclI produced package" Oh W..
TORS she had found in her huseanoS
room. They wrr" written from l'"''o'I
and were signed ~. Mrs. Dams n'.i'''
- yi>s. Mrs. Van Ausdrll SAID IN" Ie'-
ave werc from Mrs. jams and that Mr
Van AusdrEl has hc"n paying ehen''"''
~ Mrs Iiams for many months MiS
Van ausdeu met Mrs. Ijams on tn"
street ana shot her with m aut"1th,''
,i.,,l Sh, then gave herself up 10 IN"
rnlico She is hcinE hold IN jail tn await
i'm o,,tromr Of Mrs lJanrs wounds Ut
i,rr :. charge is placed against nor.
I;oms rushed In his wifeS h"dS'o"
,,,hrr hc was trlrera Pied OF the sh""'
Whatever tho outrom" "f III" wounds
Mr.. Van Austl.ll's defense is l" Pc 'h'
unwriitcn law. , az,
"sbe stole my husband and broke up
my home" says Mrs. Nnn Ausd"H',
shot her. shall admit that mu'n IL
IN. trial. Eut | shall claim !us'''""-
tior" ,. and
The affair" between Mrs. lJatlS ANU
Nr Nnu Austlri has boon E"Ihs "h NOR
han a year. according 10 Mrs. Van t>uS
d.n ami il the lrtlcre found in her nus
hands room are from Mrs jams '''''.
fac, can l"r easily established. So'r' W
Ihcm were written nearly a year ago
1,S, fail Mrs. Van AuSd"ll wrote l"
, TIVE thrr in Detroit. and told him
,hr rholc a.ory. from her point Of view.
,,, ,.l,d 1iarrs 80 come 10 Omaha ana
"sc,tlc" with hr husband
| r;,,,.. answer * considered her TO-
,,l.,Il. ..'rNn wrunrS don't MAR"
r,yli H.. told Mrs. Van Ausd"'l. SCI =
! hin. with him in n manner which comes
! within ;hr laws al ti"d and man miEh'
lao , hrtirr solution Of thu problem Tor
! all concerned" ..,,,.
! .rb. Ictrrr l.: thoroughly husinrsslik".
| $3.50, hr,rinuinp Ia end. II arknowiedt''
rn,,,,n, Of your letter. IN" contents ~
! ,.,,;.r ,,,nstIrutr II considerable surprisf'
| 49, ,vsrlf" H.. ,u-'ntr IT, Mrs. Van Aus
| ~ .-I.br letter.: vow mention. Will"
| ,rJir,iinr contemplated wrong h''S ana
| ,,t,urs would seem I" Si"" c"':'ioriN"
,r,,of. IT wr"uE net" already j"n".
i would appreciate your sending nc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27

and the blazing ma
..hinc was quickly cxtnEuished win
chemicals rushed from the Eigilant En-
rinc company. by the tim" the o'her
companies lad arrived on the scene.
II ~ reported that the fire was
caused 10y tho gasoIin" tank leaking.
Mr.. Ncdick had just driven in from MS
home at Fulton and had parked me
car to visit the home OF a relative
in which there was death when tile
fire started. The car was fivc-pas-
scneer touring machine and was DAM
aged about 5000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
mrs. James a. Porter.

At the family residence No. s. ltds'
,nrton lane. at 1880 o'clock last
night. occurred the death or Mrs. Fila
futile Porter, wife Of James A. Porte
IN tho 5srd year OF her age The de-
ceased was born In Ohio county. being
Tho daughter OF the late Isiah and LAM
Tuttle and spent her cutir" life II
Wheeling and vicinity. She was a
staunch member Of the Buckley NJ. T.
cburch Eduwood Her untiHr:ly dca:h
is deeply dcpiored by her host ~
friends and acquafntanc"s by whom sh"
was held in high esteem
Surviving besides her husband arc
four daughters andc two sons: Mrs
John Fitch. OF Edgwood. and clara
Mary and Hilda Porter. at h"mr; also
four sisters and three brothers.
Funeral services will hs held IT n"
residcncc FRIDAY afternoon n; -"
o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Wise. Of tho Buckley
N. F.. church. officiating. lnt"rln-ni In
Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
FULTON MANS AUTO
DAMAGED IN STREET
okcnr Medick's rInclune Catches Fire
In North Wheeling and BOX 13
IL Pulled.

Last night "l3" proved to BIO lucky
and an unlucky number for Oscar Me-
dick. Of FULTON. that being tho num-
l.r Of tn" hon pulled when his auto
mobile was badly damaged by FIR" Mt
fourth and Main streets. OF course.
il was unIucky TO have ones Hut"mnhiie
d.maErd: but tho pulling Of box l.
.ny.d III. narhr" from 4 total loss
'rlrr box. as w"ll as tn" fire company.
are. located near the scene Of III"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
~ crly nhuut ono week. She was IN

Of only about ono week. Shc was LIE
hnr SCvrnIy -f"urth wear.
Mrs. riggs had l"cn 'ii''I""E
dent Of Marshall county, mn IN"
death Of her huShani. about th'c" YEN"
ago, she resided ~ M"undSNll'r' n''
she had since mad" her h"mc IN NC
Nrchcn with h"r daughter. Sh" WAS
q, member 81 III" ". T.. church. MIS-.
Riggs is survived Ivy on" daughter
Mrs. n. t. Mrt'add"n. and four sons
C;urf. Of MoundSvill": j. ., ANA Vincent
W. Of Mddlrtcwn. O.. and Mont .kiGGs'
with the American "%HrdIiinnarH FORCES
in France.
Funeral services VIII u" h"in rI'-
dav afternoon Al : o'clock n IN" NC
Taddon residence. following which IN!
romans will b" taken Ia Fairricw. W.
Va. and Shrvi"" held N IN" ralrrlH"
church a. a." o'clock. int"rmcnt VIII
be made in Fairricw cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
CLARK Obscqu1eJ.

Requiem high mass was SAID FcsNt'
day morning nj : O'clock nj 81 J"S'p"
Cathedral for Thomas r. Clark. former
IL ur Tins city. who died last Monday
nj he homo in Montreal. Canada. The
,lrccasrd was tho son of Patrick ana
Mary Welsh clark. nf this city. He rs
survived by Two sisters and two prntn-
crs. all residents "f this city. Tho
funeral tool; plac" from his Int nome
in Montreal yesterday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Mrs Ta1.an W. Plants.

Ms. Anna r. Plants. aged 80 years.
wife Of Nathan ". lHaniS, of No. ~
-rn,rtcenth street. died ut IN" ONO
Valley hospital Al go o'clock last
niSh;. following an Illness Of tw" weeks
Of pneumonia
.I,nrra1 arrrrrcmcnts arr inc"mpl"tc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Sarah J. Orr.

sarnh !. Orr. wife OF the late T. j.
Orr. died Tuesday at $40 p. m. at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. j. y. cox. on
tho Dallas pike. The Surviving children
are: Frank y. Orr. OF Fit,sburGh; Mrs
7. R. Cox, Of West Alexander, IA;
Mrs. A. f. Croshp. Of Eenton. Texas
Miss Mary Or. teacher in tho T:lad"l'
phia high school: +. II. Orr. "f Morgan
Town. and Mrs. George Richardson. o.
Pasadena. Cafn.
Funeral services Friday n II n n1
NJ the Presbyterian church At FoneE'-
Point. Rev. Mr.. Bickett officiating. In
tc.,ncnt in the West Alexander c"mc-
tery.
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Brief funeral services TOR mrS.
celia Drmuth. wife Of lrtrr pHHuth'
who died Monday morning. Will ne
hold q, the family rrsld"n"" Al 80 :"
Eighth street Ih!S morning 1" 90"
o'clock. following which requiem hiEh
mass will ~" celebrated at 81. Joseph. $
cathedral NJ . o'ClorK lntrrmcnt Will
/ ~, made in Mt. calvary cemetery.
Tho dorcns"d WAS in her siNty-Si1th
/! ycar and is survived by her husband
ard q number Of relatives living IN
this community.
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MIXED.

Johnny was sent by his mother to the
druggist to get some ammoniated tine
ture Of quininc.
Half an hour later Johnny returned
with a worried look on his face.
WELL" said his mother, did you get
that message sent you for?'
NO" replied Johnny. The druggist
said was crazy. and that he didnt
sell animated pictures OF Queen Anne" y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-27
Ashbrcrok Funeral,

Funeral services fnr Forrest wayne
,shhrook who d!"i Tuesday AT the
family home. nj Stop "a. Panhandle
Traction linz. will b" held this morn
ing at the place or his death. following
which the remains Will hr iaE"n 10
West Finl"y. PA. where int"rn"nt Will
no made. Tho drcrHS"d was years
Of age ard n" sou Of Mr.. and MF%
Simon AShbrnok.