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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
CAR SHORTAGE IN
WEST VIRGINIA IS
NOW VERY ACUTE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. IL
The car shortage IN nearly all proouc-
ing districts OF West Virginia has been
chronic during the past week. Max H.
Tomb. secretary OF the kanawha Coal
shippers Association stated to-day.
The shortage in Southern West Vir-
e1nla has been especially acute being at
no time over 10 per cent OF the demand.
and as low as As per cent in the Kama
VIVA district one day last week. La Dor
troubles have held back production and
in some instances the operators have
closed their mines rather than run
them as CLOSED shop operations
denominations at Tidcwatcr and \
continuance Of embargoes have made It
impossible to ship with any degree OF
satisfaction to points on the scaco2st
STEAMBOAT users in tho east have been
taking all the steam coal II is possible 10
secure. IN the middle west there has
not been such a lively market for this
grade.
Large shippers are making every ef-
fort to fill their contracts AZ soon as
possible and spot coal shipments as yet
are the exception rather than the rule.
Tho general demand for coal IS steadily
forcing prices upwards.
Thus far during the month OF Sep
TENDER. production in tho Fairmont
fields has been greater than in the same
period in 1918. but operators there AS
well as in the Logan fields arc concern
ed over the threatened steel strike and
its effect upon lake shipments when
the supply OF iron ose is cut off By The
reason of the smaller demand"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
NAz|MOvA IN "RED ].
LANTERN" At LIBERTY

Eight hundred Chinese extras" I'm,
ported from all parts Of California ana
CARRIED at the NaZimova studioS-Where
also they were fed with liberal portions
Of chop suey, noodles and liberty steak.
with plenty Of tea-filled the street ana
participated in the spectacular scenes
enacted for The Red Lantern" which
comes to the Liberty Theatre, on Mon!
DAY. Tuesday and Wednesday.
Nazimova's new production. The Red
Lantern" which comes to the Liberty
Theatre. will shed new and intere0ttQG.
light upon the traits and customs Of th1'
chinese Looming large In the story are
n number of celcstials, BuddhiStS at
heart. but who have embraced Christi.
anty. only to return to their original
faith when their hatred Of the white
man IS aroused.
The great mass Of fact and fancy con.
tanned in Edith Wherrys novel has been
Supplemented by Miss Mathis ana ~.
Capcllani with several weeks Of re-
search. SO that every incident, svsS1
customer, every racial habit or prejudieA
depicted upon the screen will have the
absolute stamp Of historical and chino.
logical authenticity.
a colossal statue Of the Chinese 6Od.
dcss Of Peace was built and modelled
by hand for use in the Nazimova pro.
duction. THE Red Lantern" which
comes to the Liberty Theatre next week.
, The figure that Of woman seated
cross-lcggcd on dias in the shadow Of
a huge shell. stands twenty-five fest
from the floor 10 the top Of the shell,
and was made in the art shops Of the
Metro studios in Hollywood. where the
Nazimova picture was produced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
DIRECTOR HINES
WARNS SHIPPERS
OF CAR SHORTAGE

WASHINGTON. Sept. 21.-Warning
Of a serious car shortage unless effort
Is made 10 expedite tho movement Of
equipment was given today by Director
General Hines
Calling on shippers to continue the
cooperation which made :hcm so 'patri-
otically helpful during the war. Mr..
Hines said that despite the delivery OF
more than 900 now. cars to the railroads
each working day the rcviving business
was making demands which could not be
met without obtaining the greatest pos
slble utility from the existing limited
facilities. Prominent in the causes max
ing for transportation shortage. no
mentioned unusually heavy grain and
coal movements and construction Of
public highways in all parts OF the
country,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
BAD BLAZE
At COLVIG
MILLINERY
ENTIRE FIRE DEPAE - .,T,,s
CALLED OUT AT EARLY 1nA
MORNING.
rtre Quickly Brought Under eon
Damage WI Run Into
Thousands.

Damage which Will prebaSlY run i'So
thousands OF dollars r"su!'"" run ,,,.o
which broke out short! 49,,
o'clock this mornlag IN VIII IL
wigs millinery store. 1856 Mai" :" -
A major portion Of the dai"'t'
caused by water which :!or"rI l"e 49,,
uable millinery stock. Mr.. \"1N'E' W. -
seen AZ the store Just after the t.'''e |"
had the blaze under control. couI" '"A"o
no estimate OF the loss
Tho fir. WAS discovered az ".SV L H.
nv A colored man who ran % t"e ~
departmert headquarters on E'' ..
street and gave the alarm. h"N - ~
the fire station was pulled. l".'o" SN .
mornen; later by the general AJAX Nv
which summoned the whole aepa' >"'e -
The fire was burning fur!ously IN me
rear Of the second and third iIu"IE' anu
when the flremen arrived had oF"Ne''
out Of The rear windows. IL I"oNe" -
though the building was a"oheu' pHH
the ttremcu with four streams OF "1le'
quickly subdued the flames. TWO n,''
streams were turned into the oulLdihS
before the conciagratlon IN the huee
stock OF millinery goods was complete
ly eXtinButsned. ~
The building was so full, OF dense
smoke that tiremen could only with the
greatest difficulty work their way INTO
the building. Even after the fire was
out. dense smoke continued to pour OUT
Of the building and it was Impossible
10 make a close examination to ascer-
tain what the damage would amount &c
A great hole was burned through the
third floor Of the building. caSinSs OF
the rear windows were charred and sew
eral large window panes in the front OF
the store were broken.
Both building and stock were owned
BY VIII II. ColvIg. The loss IS com
pletcly covered by insurance.
The old building which stood on the
same site was destroyed BY an ugly
cUnf!agratIon about fifteen years ago
\ man named Bowman. who IS said
70 have remarked IA III" presence OF
an officer IN the alley N the rear OF
the Co!vlg store that ne knew all about
the fire, was sent - police aeadquart
crs IN the motor patrol. but no cAars'
had been preferred against him early
this morning.
What started the fire had not beer
determined. .....,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
EVANS To FIGHT
RECOUNT OF VOTES

JOHNSTOWN. Pa. Sept. 21.-Aris!ng
from threatened election contests IN
Cambria county. Attorney John C..
Evans has given notice that II tho court
orders tho opening OF boxes. he Will ask
for limo 70 sock an injunction IN the
appellate courts on tho ground that the
form Of ballot used at tho primaries
last Tuesday violates tho constitutional
guarantee OF secrecy IN Pennsylvania.
Under q now ballot law amendment IN"
county commissioners ordered serial
numbers printed at tho tor OF every bal
lot with corresponding numbers on the
stubs, and these numbers. together with
tho checking lists. II Is contcndrd. idrn-
tlfy q voter with his ballot beyond dis
putc. Should this contention be eus-
tained, It Is hold here or In other count
les whore tho ballots were numbered.
and that all candidates whpsr names ap-
pearcd on tho primary ballots VIII b"
entitled To places on tho November bal
lots for election In Il general scramble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
PROSECUTOR
MEETS DEATH IN
AUTO ACCIDENT

Special Dispatch to The Intell:gencer.
KINGWOOD. W. Va. Sept. 2l.-Est"r
Vlncen, Dunn. Of Haywood. prosecuting
attorney 81 Preston county since 1910
was killed early Sunday morning. when
an automobile in which he was TidIns
turned over. pinnIng him under II. the
accident occurred near LcnOX.
He had gone to small town OUTSIDE
OF Lcucx To make an address. and LEFT
there late Saturday evening. The acct
dent occurred about 2:3O sunday morn
INK, but was not discovered until nine
o'clock Sunday morning.
Mr. Dunn WAS a graduate OF West
Vlrgiai University College OF Law. and
prominent In Republican circles in Pres
ton county. AZ Parkershurg recently he
was elected Grand Frclate of West Nir-
GINA Lodge OF knights Of Pythias. lie
is survived by wife and two small
children. He was 81 years OF age anu
WAS formerly mayor Of kinEwood
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new MARTINSVILLE

NEW MARTINSNILLE. W Va. Sept.
2i.l-Circuit court o1"asd Tuesday Of
las, week. The grand jury was III SIS.
sion just one day returning fifteen IN
dictmrnts. ali of which w~r" withheld
from the public. The remainder Of the
week was given ever - the chancery
work Monday morning. September -.
the case Of {. Amos Long will be called.
There IS much interest manifested AZ
this time. ard upwards e., fifty wiz.
nesses have been summoned - appear.
\ post 90 tn. American Legion was
ORGANIZED ~ tNiS c.ty one evening the
past week Some sixteen World War
veterans compose the charter member
ship. II will be known as The Marie
Post. No. %. Il VII grow most rapidly
within a Short tim" n u IS Intended
70 include al Of Wrtze. county.
Tie Wetzel County Suui.y School
Convention which Wa held during Che
past week drew uritr = number ~
workers from all ever the county. I'll"
interest was greater than for years. and
the work Of the sp""!a! state officers
was the feature IN" new president.
W. ! roS.lowa!:. ard secretary. i"c-Ee
l.. R!S,. Will haT" III" G"diEid"d SulT IT
Il every worker IL IL" county IN max
ini: chc work equal 10 The best n tho
state.
Srrouse Of the shortage II teachers
n We,zcl county. County Su1erjn;enL-
ent Of Public Schools +. ". Tutt!". has
called special examination for t"a"h-
ers % De he'd in n" Magnolia high
school Friday ard Saturday. October
crd and 4th.
Progress - being made II tho matter
OF ! local hospital. and II Is expected
that with in the n"Nt f"w days purchase
VIII be made ot ne I'D Schr0'"d hos
rttal on North street. The officers "t
the local chapter Of Rcd Cross are N
teresting themselves IN -" move, and
since the b. & O terminal - now here
il will De OF great assistanc" :" ne
company. who Will no doubt literally
support the institution.
Sewing machines are being installed
in the third floor % the Sh!brn Bros
building TIE work Of employing mon
and women for this work goes on sue
c"ssfuIiy. and Sevcnty-f!ve or 100 peo-
pie will receive splendid employment
nCrN.
The prosperity y; ;h;S city IL stable
In both ,hr l"ru YaT"r% advertisements
have been rrlde fvr men and women.
The glass factory. oar largest indus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
MANkINGTON

Mrs. BrittIngham and Miss Belle
WOODBURY. have returned TO their nome
in Moundsville after a visit with Mrs.
Ollie Lancaster, here.
BE sure to have representative In
your town in the Intelligcncer Automo-
bile and Diamond Campaign.
Miss Edna Bonar spent the week emo
at her horne in Cameron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Straight have
returned home after spending their
honeymoon in the east.
4. J. Jepson was a visitor from
Fairmont, Friday.
Mrs. l.. V. Borgess. and daughter. OF
Akron. O.. are here for visit with the
formers mother. Mrs. J. w. Hornbeck
John T. Haskins is moving 70 the
James Gump property on Buffalo ST.
which he recently purchased.
Miss Effie Anderson attended the
St!llman-Brown wedding in Morgan
town Saturday.
Charles Ferry is visiting friends in
Morgantown.
!! Mrs. Arch Flick has returned &c
Cameron. after few days visit with
her sister. Mrs. Frank Wagner.
Mr. and Mrs James S. Fubree and
daughters. the Misses Frances and Sara
attended the StillmanErown wedding
in Morgantowa Saturday.
Mrs Mark Hawkins and Miss Heller
Hawkins have returned home after a
visit with relatives in Clarksourg and
: Grafton.
! Ralph MirharIs and sister. Miss Lulu
have left for Wyoming. where they viii
srend the winter with their sister. Mrs
John Straight and Mrs. Earl Shea
r. r. Mead has left for Texas. WHERE
! with T. c. Murphy. he will engage II
! the oil we'll contracting business.
! Lieut.. George Sinister Is visiting rela
tives here.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Staolein hav'
returned 10 their home At Erie. Pa, ar
ter two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
=. W. ianley and family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
GET READY
FOR FLU"
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free from
Colds by Taking Calotabs,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful, Safe and
Sure.

Physicians and Druggists arc advts-
Ing their friends TO keep their systems
purified and their organs in perfect
working order Us n protection against
tho roturn OF influenza. They know
that cloEKrd UP system and lazy
liver favor colds, influenza and serious
cumpl !cationa.
To cut short n cold overnight md to
prevent HoriouA complications take one
Calotab Mt hrdtiino with o swallow o.
wuter-.hata all, No salts. no nausea,
no gripping, no sickcning aftor effects,
Next morning your cold has vanished,
your liver IN active, your aystcm - purl-
fed and refroshcd ana you nro feeling
nne with hearty appetite for BRONX
FIST Eat what you pl"as"--no danger.
Calotahs are sold only in original
sealed PACKAGES. price thrty-fvn cents.
Every druggist il authorized ~ refund
your money II you arc not perfectly
delighted with Calotahs--(Adv.l
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OBITUARY
.%0o~~@%A%&>~>%@
Mrs. Laura Cole.

Mrs. Laura Cole. wife Of Patrick Cole,
No. - Furty-!rst street, died Saturday
afternoon at ) o'clock following an i'll
nc.s IL cv,T@i Weeks. Mrs. Cole was
Il well k7luwn resident Of ,Ac South Side
AMI WIS Il stuunJh member of ST. PAUL
church.
H"SIdcs her husband she is survived
by one daughter. Mrs. Harry Ilartshaw
ii Aaron. Ohiu; one brother Herman
Humphrey Il GAINESVILLE ONO, and two
sisters. Mrs. Mctzcl Of Newark. OHIO,
and Mrs. Iicrbncr Of Newark. delaware.
Funeral services will be held this
evening at tn" home. and ntcrmcnt Will
be made at Belmont, Ohio, on Tuesday.
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THE WEArHEn FOR THE WEEK

. WASHINGTON, II. &, Sept so,-
OHIO Valley and cnn-ssee--ieneraIly
fair during the week, although showers
ur,. pr"hnhl" Monday IN upper ONO val
ley. Temperatures above normal hrht
half If week; nearly normal thrrealter,
Region ~ Great Lakes Ieneral ~
fair Weather during tho week. preceded
by sh"wcrS Monday IN lower Lake r"-
gion. Temperatures above normal Mon
day and Tuesday in upper Lake region
and first half of tho. week in lower Lake
region; nearly normal thereafter,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
Rev. J. @. Buckley.

Many Warwcod people will regret &c
learn that Rov. J. G. Buckley, OF tho
Methodist church. will leave on account
OF failing health. lilo preached Tbs fare
we'll sermon Sunday at McMcchen.
Briefs.
Miss Lang. of MounGsyille. Is visiting
friends here.
Mis- Margaret Willis. Of Chester, ia
visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Scdwlck VIII
leave for mn auto trip to Newark anc
WnShin gtor. -. {.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard. Of fairpoint
Ohio. IL visiting relatives here.
Mr.. John Wagner or Nineteen street
has purchased n n-w 1920 Harley
Davidson motorcycle.
Mrs. Harry Doughtery. Of tho SOrtf
End. IN oeriuuSly III.
Mr.. Paul Ebling. Of Grafton, IS visit
Ing here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
Less engine wear and tear

With Polarine in the crank-case
you can be sure of quiet-run-
ming motor, which will stay spry
and powerful the year round.
Polarine Motor Oils lubricate at
all temperaturestgive axi'
mum protection against friction.
Polarine Motor Oils consume
without encrusting cylin ders
and valves with heavy carbon
deposits.
Polarine Motor Oils flow freely
and lubricate correctly every
instant the engine is running.
Polarine Motor Oils wear we'll
cost less per mile than inferior
oils.
Polarne Motor Oils are engine
insurance.
Look for the Sien-the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
PRESIDENT IS ON
HIS WAY TO RENO

LOS ANGELf:S, Calf. Sept. e.-lIH'
rrcshcd by T. Sunday rest in Los AnSrIrR'
President Wilson Will begin toih"rF""
another strenuous wreck Of srrrchnaKihR
that vii almost complct" MS country
wide tour for the peace treaty
Leaving here tonight. tho pres'o"'''
special train Is duo late tomorrow
uftcrnnon ut Reno, Nevada ~he'o n'
will speak Tomorrow night li'S w.
gram FOR tn" week VIII lhhn MN IN i'i
",.t ,; NrmnhiA. Tennessee. with stopA
a, nine cities nu the way,
Most OF to-day the President and Mrn
Wilson spent quietly,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
U,S,MIL|TARY
CAMP BURNING

PARIS. Sept. 2l-- llIavas) a large
6rc started this morning in the Am"ri-
can military camp AT MirtmuS and TINS
evening the nitrate d"p"ts and Eunp"W-
der factories AT ST. thamas. which are
relatively near the sea Of the c"nll'Hra-
tion. had been reached by the names
TIL" MiramaS camp is Sl'uaIco IN inc
department "f Eouch"S pu hh"h"' i
,,,Ire northwest Of AK. LQnE before
,L,. war runpnwdrr was manufactured
al 81. Chamas where a government fac
tory was located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
He Won't Drop Dead Any
WUI6 Saf

MY husband suffered terribly rom
stomach and liver trouble. which CAUSED
such bloating Of gas as to seriously ~.
feet his heart. Doctors warned him that
he might drop dead at any time from
this trouble friend in Cleveland ID.
vised him TO take Mayr's Won6effui
Remedy, and since taking 1t. 4 nonths
ago. he Is feeling like a young man
again. All his friends are surprised at
his appearance" 1t is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes the ca.
tarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract
and allays the Inflammation which
causes practically all stomach. liver and
intestinal ailments. including appendices.
It's. One dose will convince or money
refunded. c. II. Griest & Co. and drug.
gists everywhere .A.-------- : =
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Funeral services will! be held at the
home Of the parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Davenport. No. So South Penn street
Tuesday afternoon ut o'clock for their
infant daughter Katherine. aged II
months. vii" died AT the Ohio Valley
hospital Saturday evening following al
oprration. K"v Jacob J. Birmingham
rector If St. Lukc's J.. L. church. will
conduct the services and lntcrmcnt VIII
be made IN Greenwood cemetery.
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SEARCH FRUITLESS
FOR SURVIVORS OF
THE VALDANERA

KEY WEST. Fla. Sept @l.-Scarch
for the 400 passengers and IS members
Of the crew Of the Spanish passenger
steamer Nalbaneca. lost OF tcDcVCa
Shoals light, 30 miles from here. IN the
recent gulf hurricane, continued To-Day
without results.
Cuban Consul Milford. who directed the
work Of the divers who Identified the
sl!nkcn hulk as that OF the Nalhancra'
, today wired complete report, OF his IN
ycs,igations to officials Of the Drncills
line. which owned the steamer. Consul
Milford also asked for additional instruc-
lions as to the employ mcnt OF divers 10
search the wreck thoroughly for bodies.
Pending receipt Of reply 1t is not en-
ncHed that any further steps To inVcsu-
gate the wreck will be made. MI rcs-
sells in these waters are keeping look
onut for traces Of survivors.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 21-Rcar Ad-
riral Decker, commander Of the Seventh
naval district with headquarters at Key
| West, today reported 10 the navy &c
partmcnt examination OF inc WrcCkcu
! steamer off Rchccca Shoals hEht near
Key West had established beyond DOUBT
| that she was the spanish P"Ssc"e''
steamer Valbancra-
! Admiral Decker in his report SAID
| that examination of the steamers daNlls
! by divers indicated that no effort was
made to lower the port boats. In that
! case with n passenger list Of 400 and IS
members Of the crew. II would appear
that many Of those on board went down
with the vessel. Admiral Decker re-
ported. however. that there were no pod
! les or wrcckagc in the vicinity when
the wreck was discovered by submarine
ChaSCrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-22
ANTI-BOL SHEVIKI
LEADER is BOMBED

TIFLIS. Trans-C aucasia. Thurs Sept.
lS-(Ry Tn" ASSOcIatCd l'rCSS-Gcn"ral
BuratOf the representative in Georgia
Of General p"nrkiI". tho anti-Bolsh"Vik
leader in South Russia, was severely
wounded and the Georgian general od"S-
ledizc injured by the explosion Of Il
bomb thrown into General Buratoft's
automobile.
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home near Dallas at 7 O'Clock Sun1Ays
evening following an illness Of about.
three weeks Of paralysis. Mr.. Porter
was n highly respected farmer and un-
married He is survived by two. broth.
ers. Thomas and A. ]. Porter. OF DallAA
and four sisters. Mrs. Nancy Green, o.
Edgington and Misses Martha. Isabella
and Viola Green. at homo.
Funeral services will be eonducte1
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at hto
late home. Interment In Dallas cem'
ctcry. 60
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try. will employ 100 men and women.
as men are needed on the good roads
project. and sales ladies and office peo-
pie are needed. There never was
,.r,c when THIS clty was moro prosper
GUS. and the futur" continues very
bright fer splendid growth. Houses
ar. needed.
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WORLDS CORN RECORD.

or, CITY. Pa. Sept ?l.--Agricultur-
rs here agreed tina; the corn yield on
twelve acre tract on tn" River Ridge
farm near here. owned by Honorable
.Tnscrh {. S:blcy establishes a worlds
record. The yield by estimation OF the
amount raised on on" square rod Of the
field amounts to $50 bushels to the acre
Tins = considered conservative as far
NJ the entire plot in concerned.
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Changes Hands,

The garage owned by Sam Petros on
Seventeenth street WAS bought by A.
Pape former proprietor OF tho "arwood
Dairy. Mr.. Pape Will operate first
class out repair garage and his many
Warwood friends Will support him In his
new undertaking.
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LIBERTY BONDS co UP

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2l.-Steady in
crease in the market value OF Liberty
bonds and tho maintenance or an inter
cSt rate not greater than ~ percent on
future issues OF government certihcat'S
are expected in treasury circles TO re-
sui, from the excellent condition OF 'he
Governments fiscal program.
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In iurcd in Accident.

w w. Kemp. the well known grocer
was painfully injured Saturday after
noon. He was riding n motorcycle and
crashed into Ford machine owned by
ROY RIttcnCuttcr. Mr.. Kemp received
several hadS cuts. ". s. webb was call
ed and medical aid was rendered. II Is
thought that he will be around in few
DAYS
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Garnet Craig.

Tuesday morning at the home Of his
sister. Mrs. Ross Robert Ross. No. 10
Twenty-ninth street. funeral services
Will be held for the late Garnet Craig.
REQUIEM high mass Will be offered at 3
O'Clock nj 81. Marys church and inter-
mcnt will be made in Mt. Calvary ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Craig was the husband Of Mrs.
Carrie Mcneil. formerly OF South Wheel
ing. lie was born in East Liverpool, but
moved 10 Buffalo. y. Y, some time ago.
where he died following 4 short illness.
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Pay Your Taxes.

Town Sergeant Harry Garden will COL
lect taxes at the South Warwood hose
hos. Oct. 3. 4 and 5: North 9. 10 and IL.
and Center Oct. 81 and 81. People will
receive a discount by paying their taxes
in October.