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do they. II they will yield their places
to a committee Of practical men who
work on the boats will agree to step
down also. The private owners will al
ways be glad to meet and confer with
committee of bona flde employees. but
they have had quite enough Of meetings
with agitators.'
Grievances of the men employed on
the Government boats, including COM
plants that Railroad Administration
managers have been discriminating
against union workers, will be heard to-
day at a conference between the strike
committee OF the Marine Affiliation and
representatives OF the Government
agencies interested In the harbor con-
troversy.
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One OF the novel events of the
season will be held to-morroy evening in
the Golden Glades. at Thomas Healy's.
Broadway and Sixty-slxth street. The
entire cast OF the Victory Revue will be
seen In a vampire Night" originated
through the sensational ice skating num-
Der which is presented by Elsie and
Paulsen. in their Partisan Apache dancs
oil skates
The sun., 1919-03-19
JERSEY REJECTS DRY ACT.
House Refuses to Ratify National
Prohibition Amendment.

Special Despatch 10 THs srS
TRENTON, March 1S.-The House OF
Assembly refused to-day by an yea and
nay vote to ratify the national prohibit
ton amendment. Tfs resolution was
presented last week by Hugh C. Barrett
of Essex county, Democratic floor leader.
The members are not on record as in
dlviduals and their votes cannot be used
against them in the next election.
The House passed a bill imposing a
tax OF 10 per cent. of the gross receipts
OF telephone companies. The measure
was aimed at the New York Telephone
Company. 1t is designed to secure a
refund equivalent to the increased rates
put into effect last January.
The sun., 1919-03-19

PORTLAND. Ore. March 1s.-Because
OF row in local Democratic ranks there
was nobody at the railroad station to-
day to meet Newton D. Baker. Secre-
tary OF War. and Gen. Peyton C.
March. Chief OF STAFF of the United
States Army.
AS result the Secretary and Cen
eral. after waiting a bit and seeing
that nobody came to welcome them,
walked over to q Red Cross canteen
lunch counter and had little lunch
shoulder to shoulder with a couple Of
buck prlvates.
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BRYAN WELL, TO CELEBRATE
Joins Wife and VIII Observe An
niversary.

WARRINGTON, March 1s.-william Jen-
ninss Bryan, who has been III for sew
eral weeks at the home Of friends here.
had recovered sufficiently to-day to Join
Mrs. Bryan at a Baltimore hotel. where
tomorrow they win celebrate Mr..
Bryan's hfty-ninth anniversary.
Mrs. Bryan also has been III and only
to-day was able to leave a hospital in
baltimore
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REFUSE TO BACK
ELKUS COMMISSION
Legislature Defeats Smith Re-
construction Bills.

Special Despatch TO THE Sun.
ALBANY. March 1S-Enorts of the
Democrats TO obtain favorable action on
The sun., 1919-03-19
Enrisht Calls II Economy.

As for the dismissal OF Leo J. Nc
Dermott civilian head of the purchase
bureau. the Commissioner said that In
the interest of economy he had been get
ting rid of number OF places created
by previous administrators. He never
had told Deputy Commissioner Wallis TO
get something on him"
Alderman Quinn said he asked for the
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Fire Damages winnipeg Church,

WINNEPEo, Man. March 1s.-Fire to-
day destroyed the vestry and sanctuary
of st. Mary's Cathedral here. The
flames originated In the vestry.
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BELLAIRE NEWS

the municipal finds everywhere would
be subject to bankruptcy at eny time.
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ST. GAINESVILLE.
Belmont County Seat News
MORROW WILL
FILED MONDAY
FOR PROBATE
LARGE Amount Of Business Transact I! In
Circuit Court-Marr1age Licensed
Probate Court

Nicholas L. Morrow. dec. Will and
codicil and application to admit 10 pro-
bate filed with waivers of notice. Testl-
mony Of witnesses taken. reduced 10
writing and filed Probate record or
dered. Application filed for appoint
mcnt Of executor Bond $4,000 hled and
approved Appointment made. letters
orderd and issued. Inventory OF real
and personal property ordered, ORDER
issued.
e. T. Petty, dec. Application for APP
poIntmcnt of admir-. with will annexed
with waiver OF eXecutrix named in VIII.
Bond $4,000. filed and approved. ap-
pojntment made. letters ordered and is
sued. Citation TO widow TO make election
under will.
Forest N. Ford, dec. Application filed
for appointment OF admrx. Bond S12OO
filed and approved. Appointment made
letters ordered and issued
Maria Angelo Marchio. dec. Applica-
ton filed for appointment Of admir- Bona
$1,000 filed and approved. Appointment
made, letters ordered and issued. lnVen-
tory ordered, order issued.
John Rutar. dec. Notice Of probate re-
turned and filed endorsed with proof or
service. Testimony OF witnesses taken
reduced 10 writing and filed. VIII. ad-
mittcd 10 probate and record ordered;
Thomas s. Bradfield. dec. Application
for distribution Of assets In KIND Inca
with written consent of all distributes
entitled thereto. Distribution in KIND
ordered.
Ella Vincent. admrs of W. N. Owens.
dec, VS.. Bernice Owens. ct al. Petition
to sell land'lo pay debts. affidavit eH-
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OUT THE Pike.

hibit A.. and precIpe for summons and
waiver Of summons nled. Summons or
dered and issued for minor defendants
and cause continued. E.
Della Burke, q minor. Application
filed for appointment Of guardian. Bond
$4,000. filed and approved. Appointment
made, letters ordered and issued.
r NJ. Simpson, admir-, of Thomas W.
Coffman. dec. vs. Henry o. Coffman.
Summons ordered and issued to sheriff
of Jefferson county and cause continued.
Bessie G. Kemp, guardian Of William
Raw Kemp. ct al, VS.. her wards d. ali
Petition to sell real estate flied. Set for
hearing April 3. 1919 at ten o'clock:
Notice ordered, order for notice issued
and cause continued. ....
George H. Scheetz. guardian OF Wesley
B. FrasIer VS.. his ward, ct al. Petition
to sell real estate filed. Petition set Tor
hearing April %. 1919 at ten o'clock.
Notice ordered. order for notice issued
and cause continued. -
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Belaire, Bridgeport Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

Forticth street, visited friends here.
the latter part Of last week Mrs. Strick-
Ter resides in Coshocton and her daugh-
ter Is employed in Steubenville.
Private Clyde Howell. son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. z. Howell, of Lincoln avenue, IS
expected home this week The young
man arrived in Boston last week and is
now at Camp Sherman awaiting his DIS
charge.
D. B. Weaver, who had charge OF inc
meat market in tho Hoklrg grocery LOT
several months. and Willard Baker. OF
South Lincoln avenue left yesterday LOT
Short Creek. where they will open
grocery and meat market near the new
mine which is about six miles from
Adena- !lr. Hoburg will continue the
market here.
Lloyd Kughn of Adams avenue, VINO
is employed at Waddington Farm. near
Wheeling. spent Sunday at his home
here.
Mrs. Russell Samomsn continues to
improve steadily at the Bellaire hospl-
tai. 1t is thought she will be strong
enough to come home at the END OF THIS
week.
Harry Allen, who is working near
Adcna. spent Sunday at his home on
Olive avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
BELMONT COUNTY.
COAL IN VICTORY
LOAN 100000
Planr Are MstrrtH3xtnS Tor Ttna1
wharp OF The war fmd
Campaigns.

John R. Cow, publicity chairman. for
the Liberty Loan campaigns in Belmont
county. who 50 successfully did his work
in previous loans. announced yesterday
afternoon that the quota for Belmont
ccuntys' drive in the big Victory Lean
to begin April q Is S3.0Uo.oHo. This
amount is Just st.oo0.000 less than the
Fourth Liberty loan drive.
Already the plans for the Belmont
county drive are gaining shape, and
everything will be in readiness for the
-over-the-top-in-a-w drive.
Announcement is made Of a big meet
ing to be held on the east side Of the
City park next Monday evening. when
the drive will formally be launched. All
returned soldiers, sailors and marines
and the general public are requested to
be present a band will likely furnish
music.
Among the features Of the drive In
Baamont country will be the appearance
Of the war trophy train. the big army
tanks, the marines. who will put on q
sham battle and other similar features
The One Hundred and Fifty-eighth Depot
Brigade band from Camp Sherman may
appear also.
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VIII r.eht increase In Fares.


The members Of the council of this
city arc unanimously Of the opinion
that the Wheeling Traction Company
shall not be permitted to abrogatc its
contract with the city, and charge an.
increased fare on their lines. as it is the
intention of that body TO fight them TO
a finish. II the increased fare goes into
effect the crews of the cars will have
the pleasure of putting a few passen-
gers off the cars. for refusal to pay
the second fare. and then the matter OF
the franchise agreement will be taken
up in the courts, according 10 state
ments from some Of the city council. II
is stated that there will be big meet
ing OF tho interested citizens, at the
Board of Trade rooms tonight, to hear
Mr. Billings reasons. why he took the
matter up with the Interstate Commerce
Commission without a hearing from this
city. One councilman stated last night
that he thought this huge bluff on
the part Of the company to prevent the
municipalities In this state from in
sorting proposed rental clauses in their
franchise agreements
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FRED WARD Is
FOUND Gull TY
TgSn % 70 Tho Pontteut3sry For An
EnaSsd Part IA Ianalro
KoldHps.

Fred Ward, Of near Barton. was found
guilty by a jury in Common Pleas court
at St. Clairsville yesterday afternoon OF
highway robbery. Judge Lynch has re-
served sentencing Ward but it Will mean
q term in the Ohio pcnitentiary at CO.
lumbus.
Ward was arrested by Bellairc police
on local streets the latter part Of Janu-
airy last. being charged with implication
in the many highway roboeries that
we're taking place in and about the city.
He protested his Innocence throughout
tho time between his arrest and trial. but
a number Of the persons who were held
up in the series Of wild west. perform
ances the carly part Of the present year
testified that they were positive Ward
WAS one of the gunmcn and highway
men. Judge Smith OF GAINESVILLE. was
his attorney.
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

Canton Loyal Lodge OF Ooo rciioS
will hold their regular mcetlns c tT Of
poIirs I'D Hyland spent yesterday in 81.
Clnjrsviic in the McCosk"y shooting
scrape. 49,, .oe rostcd
Mrs. Pete Feterman: who was ., asr's onI
Sunday afternoon. charged WIN H.,
Quoting a spcaileasy. piea9eo gun ora
police court yesterday ana paiu
of 800 and costs. o,;o
MISC Sue Cupcnhaver. OF Canton. ONO.
is spending 4 few days as the guest OIL
local friends. ,,,.s IF
The local council of She knights OF
Columbus will hold their regular mece-
ing in their hall on Hanover S'lee@
night. ,,not;,c Of
the presbyterian church OF this city VIII
he held tomorrow niEht.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
Pimpels and Skin Eruptions +.
Danger Signs Of Bad Blood

"a equal to it. The sceon' Of g. g s.
IL to cleanse the blood. It soaks through
the system direct to the seat OF the
trouble-acting as an antidote to neu:
tralize the blood poisons. 1t revituali1es
the red corpuscles. increases the now
so that the blood can properly; perform
it's physical work. Tho dull ;slugSife
feeling leaves you-the eo$up1suon
clears up. Even lonG. standing cases
respond promptly. But you must take
s. s. S. Drugs and Substitutes won't
do. Get s. s. g. from your druggist.
II yours Is a special !case and you neeo
expert advice, write to Medical AdV1eef'
257 Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
It MAY Mean Ecxeua, ScsoIuia-tA'
First Sign Of Inherited BLOOD
Di1ea4e. ,

rimples, scaly itching skin. rashes,
burning sensations and Scrofula denote
with unrailing certainty a debiliated.
weakened and impure state OF the blood.
Tho trouble may have been in your blood
from birth. but no matter how you "ete
infected. you must treat 1t through 'he
blood. II is blood disease. You mus'
use S. s. s.. the standard blood tonic
for 50 years. II you expect certain re-
lief. For purifying the system. nothing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
REV. FL. THTE'S
NERVEFORCE NOT.
EQUAL To TASK
BUT he SOON BUILT IT Up TO TIE
NEEDED POWER BY USING
WENTWORTH,

This we'll known colorcd minister.
pastor Of the Mt. Olive Baptist church.
at Dayton, Ohio, has derived eXtra-ordi-
nary benefits from single bottle Of
Ncrv-Worth and he tells the story most
cloQuently to Dayton's Wentworth
druggist.
Jenkins Drug Storc:-F'or five years
have been in a very nervous condition
Did not have the nerve force 10 digest
my food. I could only eat few things.
Doctors told me not TO eat any cold
lunch. My stomach and digestion were
in a very bad condition. Gas formed on
my stomach and caused terrible bloat-
ing. My blood was In very bad condition
and circulation poor. Ny legs were cold
and a numb feeling IN them and my
hands,, Could not obtain any relief
from my nervous breakdown uphill I
took one bottle Of Wentworth and that
changed everything. 7 am nervous no
more. Can cat anything any time, no
bloating and stomach and digestion in
fine condition. Good circulation and
blood. No numbneSs and cold feelings
In. my legs and hands I am now feel
ing fine and have regained my health and
vlgor.
REV. F. L. TATE,
421 Pontiac Ave.
Mt. Olive Baptist church, Dayton.
Your dollar back at Gricst's drug store
Wheeling. if Wentworth does not do
for you what it did for Rev. Mr.. Tate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

Great interest IS manifest among the
younger folks over the popularity con-
test being arranged BY the committee Of
The Homecoming Celebration by Loyal
The lucky boy will be presented with n
high grade bicycle and the fortunate
young lady with a solitaire diamond
ring. The homecoming will be- held on
st. Anthnnys schools The amusement
committee OF Moose War Veteran lodge
are busily getting everything in first
class shape for the ent"rtainment Or our
soldier boys from over Tn rrr. Dictator
Thomas Hughes is in rhHrE" "f ths
committee and keeps them busy attend
ing To the many details necessary IL the
success Of the affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
Attractive Production.

Tho attraction for tonight at tho Fen
ray theatre will be repetition Of the
one of last night. entitled Shirley
kalc." in which Clara Kimball Young
IS the star
Good audiences saw tho performances
Of This picture last night. and were
highly interested in the manner in
which she finally cmcrg"s the conqueror
and also finds a husband for herself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

Mrs. F. VI. Young. of 81. ClairsviIleS;
will he the hostess to the members on
The Tuesday Night club and many Oh 'he
members OF this city Will proos oiy OF
p reS.a for he evening follows:
Responser-Current events. ,.
panrr-"Thc Hunger Of the World,
Mrs. ". G. Sidewell.
Reading-Mrs. Thomas Burtoft.
Music.
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Pleased With Attendance.

Tho members Of The committco IN
charge of the annual floral bazaar.
which is being held every evening Of
this week al the armory hall on Broad
way street under tho auspices of the
local lodge OF Modern Woodmcn of Am
erica. state that they arc highly graft
fled AT tho attendance which tho affair
has received each evening thus far.
Many residents Of the town have formed
the habit Of gring to the popular resort
for pleasant evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
Good Crowds Attending Services.

Good crowds continue TO be IN attend
ancc at the special revival services
which are being conducted al the First
Presbyterian church on South Fourth
street and the pastor. Rev. Wingard.
is highly gratificd at the success Of the
meetings. The services last night were
attended by the local troops OF Boy
Scouts. who heard good sermon by the
pastor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
FINANCE COMMITTEE R,eports.

Thr members Of The Finance commit
tee report total Of $4,000 already sub
scrihcd for the big celebration. with
some Of the solicitors still TO report
Crock Brown. chairman % the commit
tcc has requested that all Of the solic-
i1ors will make their reports and turn
In their cash each evening at the Guy
auditors office, so that balance may
be struck and the members may know
what amount they have yet TO raise.
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MA RTINS
FER RY
NE VS.
Leave news items for The Intel
ligcncer at Mobiles Furniture
Store. Shanr's News Stand. Johns
Brothers Cigar Store and BIRDS
Finance Committee Meeting.

The finance committee in charge or
raising funds for the coming big cele-
bration which will be held in this city
on June 2lst, will hold their regular
meeting in the city council chamber. to-
morrow night, and the roll Of the mem
hers will be called at both the opening
and closing Of the meeting. The heads
of the various committees are expected
to be present, to present their requests
for the sum which will be required TO
take care of their part OF the work.
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For Quality Shoe Repairing
See Shoe Hospital
1045 Main HCrcet.
1sAernse *n Couuei1 nretsnR

Much interest is being taken in the
meeting of the Village council. which
Will be held this evening. on account
Of the fact that the Traction ordinance
Will be held up for final reading and
passage. There are those in tho city
who think that the members Of council
have not sufi cbent nerve to pass tho
ordinance over objections Of the Trac-
ton company TO the rental clause, and
it remains TO be seen what action tho
city dads" will take. and how much
nerve they really have. The fire trick
ordinance will also be offered for pas
SAGE tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
Fairgrounds Meeting Tonight.

Hansc Criswell. president Of the
Board of Directors of the Martins Ferry
Fairgrounds association. has called q
meeting CT the directors for the Board or
Trade rooms this evening at eight
o'clock at which time tho instructors
for the grounds for IN" summer will be
selected and tho date for the annual tag
day will be selected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

Of the 37th division, has arrived home
after receiving his honorable discharge
from Camp Sherman.
The Frutcrnal Order Of Eagles Will
hold their regular meeting in their home
on the CadIz pike tonight.
Thomas BiElow and several compan-
ions who were fishing on Capitinc Crock
arrived homo yesterday morning with
several fine specimens 10 show for their
trip.
William Frazier Of this city hac ar
rived home after being honorably dis
charged from Camp sherman.
r. s. HihbS OF Piedmont spent yeSter-
day in this city with friends.
The village council vii again attract
a packed house at their meeting at the
city building tonight.
Several from this place attended the
meeting of the Elks lodge at Martins
Ferry met night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
30 Celebrate Anniversary

The members Of Guiding Star lodge
Of Sons and Daughters OF Liberty Of
this city will hold a meeting at their
rooms in the Heinlein building on Lin
coin avenue this evening. at which
special program will be rendcNed in
honor of the seventeenth anniversary of
the local lodge Following the pro-
gram an excellent luncheon will be
served NJ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
RauacnanherR Funeral.

Funeral services for the late John
Rauschcnbcrg. well known resident of
this city, who passed away Saturday
evening following a short illness. will
be conducted from the place Of death,
this afternoon at o'clock. in charge Of
Rev. Otto Wendell, pastor of ST. Paufs
Lutheran church. Of Bridgeport. The
remains will be laid at rest in Linwood
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
Rreparina for Supper

The ufeInbeds Of the Ladies Aid SOC
iety Of the Kirkwood Presbyterian
church are very busily engaged COM
pleting the arrangements for the roast
beef supper. which will be given in the
dining rooms of the church. Thursday
evening. between the hours Of $50 and
$50 o'clock. The menu, which has been
published rs very appeusing. and there
Is little question regarding tn patronage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

The following additional jurors APP
pcarrd IN common pleas court on Mon
day morning: -,
r. A. Ring. Martins Ferry: D. f Mel
lott, Belmont; Robert J. Workman. ia:
cobsburg: Charles 7Wassman. BellAire:
Charles H. Wise, Belialre; James Du-
Vail Somerton: Lester Babb, Barton;
Julius WE'LL. BelIaire; A. A. Clark Mar.
tins Ferry; James Tbrnbull, Bellaire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

Fred Berthcl chairman of the public
ity committee for the homecoming cele-
bration. has called meeting Of the
members of his committee 10 meet In
the mayors office1in the city building.
this evening, and all of the members are
expected to attend, as some business
of Importance will be taken up and
discussed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
YIN &afs Appeal.

CITY Auditor McGaughey said yestcr-
Asy that an appeal would be taken from
Judge Lynehs decision IN the n,andamus
suit brought to compel that official to
say wage Increases to policemen. fire
froex drivers service department en-
plcyes and water works employees Tho
ce1s WIN b taken up GA "errur." Nc
Ganxney says that II the decision Of the
eaEEpon pleas turist was correct then
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15
yuniox MECHANICS Held Meeting

The local lodge OF Junior Order OF
United American Mechanics held a lir-
ely and interesting session in their
rooms in the Hcinlein bolck last night.
at which a large amount OF important
business was handled. The officials OF
the organization were highly gratilici
at the good attendance of the members.
Complete Plans for Dance
At the meeting OF the local cfapted
Of the Alpha Fl fraternity. which WIS
held IN their rooms on Main street last
night. all plans wcro completed for the
dance which will be given by The local
chapter, in the Elks club building on
North Fourth street. Martins Ferry. one
week from tonight April 90. Following
a short time enjoying a smoker and
lunch
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

Elizabeth Newman. colored. and Lucille
Buckhannon, also colored. arrested By
police when the raid was made on the al
legged dive conducted by the first named.
were each fined $50 and costs by Mayor
Culbertson yesterday. The fine was sus-
pended on their promise to leave town.
The two women both resisted when or
rested. handling one OF the .ofnceEa
rather roughly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-15

Funeral services over the remains of
Agnes b Connolly, well known resi-
dent of Brookside. who passed away
few days ago, will be conducted from
the late home tomorrow morning at
S o'clock. followed by requiem high
mass at st. Anthoneys Catholic church
at 8 O'clock. The remains will be laid
at rest IN Linwood cemetery.