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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-23
The Weather

Bridgeport and vicinity Generally fair tonight and Wednesday,.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27

decorate the rooms In which the Guests
woro served at small tables. Dainty
miniature pink baskets marked each
place and the color scheme Of pink and
white prevailed in the menu, The
guests were entertained during a happy
hour with an informal musical pro-
gram.
Miss Rubee In the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubee. She was born and
reared here and was graduated from
tho city high school and hter from
Northwestern University, Evanston.
Since thon she has engaged In chau-
tauqua work and playground supervi-
sion and has been teaching Mt Warren,
o., and Clemens. Miss Ruhee Is n
most esteemable young woman and Is
we'll known here. Mr.. Mcmahon is the
elder son OF an old State Center faih-
lily. He was graduated from the state
university and has been engaged witt,
his father In the hardware and auto
mobile business at State Center for u
number of years under the firm name
Of ]. r. Mcmahon & Sons.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
Hear u Hero.

Roths Jazz Orchestra will play tho
late popular pieces Saturday night at
our new. location Ills North First
street.
We have n nice line OF pianos
player pianos talking machines anc
small goods. The latest player rolls
sheet music and photograph records
arc here for you to select from. We
have the well known Century edition
OF ten cent music always in stock and
the different studies for both piano
aud violin students. Come in and hear
the music and see about changing your
piano for n player or talking machine
c. e. Pickard.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
GOOD BYE SMITH

! amt peeved because the T.-R. said
everybody had moved out Of here but
Oppice Fruit Co. ~
They know I'm here, because they
come up here with bills and things
Another Teller asked me If I was mad
at the bank for making me git out of
here July 9Th.
should say not.
am glad there is going to be fine
new building to take pictures Of
Wouldn't care If they tore down q
lot more.
If they build s1s5,ooo buildings in
their places. b. 49,.
1t helps the town in lots Of ways.
We've got the best churches, the best
schools, the best residences, the best
6"Y" and the best cemetery in Iowa.
Ia We have good street car service
I while the Juice is on.
And now we are going to make
Y Boone, Oskaloosa and Mason City look
Hike Pickering with our fine new BUSH
4 ness buildings.
And you better phone for an ap-
4 pointment for a picture OF your part in
1.-THE great big parade July 18th. 1876
will zee me- r-s9
Smith Studio.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
STATE CENTER WEDDING.
Miss AIeta Gerks Becomes Bride OF
lorenx German.

Lorenz German, son OF Mr.. aSd Mrs
William German and Miss Aleta l.,
Gerke. daughter, Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gerke, both of State Center.
were united in marriage at n pretty
June wedding at the home OF the
green's parents, Thursday night at
6: 80 o'clock The wedding was per-
formed by Rev. A. j. Boehm, of Ogden,
formerly pastor Of the Lutheran
church at state Center Only the i'm
mediate relatives of the couple were
present. After the wedding three
course dinner was served. Pink and
white was used in the decorations.
Mr.. German Is employed In State
Center in a harness and auto repair
shop. Mr. and Mrs. German will live
in State Center.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
News of liscomb.

A. G. Nyce, who has been spending a
few days in the Bethel Grove neigh
borhood, returned to his home in
Hampton, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Youst and son
Harold and Miss Nella Beeson, OF
Peoria, ILL.,, and Mr.. and Mrs. Gar
Beeson, Of Duluth, came Friday to Wis
it at the homes of their uncles, L. w.
and George Hauser.
Miss Belle Classen. Of Marshalltown,
was in Liscomb Wednesday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
Notice to Telephone Patrons.

The Marshall Telephone Company Is
the only company Of its size in Iowa
who provides a collector for the con
venience Of their patrons. Telephone
rentals are payable In advance but you
are allowed the rebate for payment any
time during the month of service.
We have In the pas. called up the
last few days Of the month those sub
scribers who have not paid. This SER
vice will be discontinued as it largely
increases the number Of calls, takes
about three days time of n girl and
many have come to rely upon 1T and If
absent when called blame the Office,
II you want to save this discount he
sure and pay promptly. You will not
be notified of prospective delinquency
Marshall Telephone Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27

This evening two Of tho three teams
tied for tho lead, Cooks fmporials and
the Durham Company, meot at the
fair grounds and thu contest Ia ex-
pected to excite greater interest than
any game yet played this season. The
batteries for Thursday nights game
were: Rude Auto Company, Bonner
and Bonner. Vaughan: NJ. & st. L..
Barker and Dent. Snyder
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
MISS LUCILLE RUBEE TO WE'D,
To Be Bride Of Clifford Mcmahon, o
State Center,

An interesting wedding announce
ment, that will be a delightful surprise
to friends Of the young people in this
city and State Center, was made at a
breakfast given by Mrs. s. w. Rubee,
$50 North Center street, at 10 o'clock
this forenoon VIII she announced the
coming marriag Of her daughter, Lu-
Gle r.. to Mr.. Clifford H. Mcmahon, of
State Center. The wedding Is to take
place Saturday, Oct. 4.
Under the place cards the twenty
young lady friends Of Miss Rubee, who
were guests at the breakfast found
cards on which were written the names
sof the bride-to-be and her fiance and
the date. Breakfast was served in three
courses by Mrs. Rubee, assisted by
Mrs. Mcmahon, mother Of the groom
@to-be.
Pink and white roses were used to
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27

Aero Squadron. who has been with the
American sxpeditiohAry forces In
France and with tho army of occupa-
ton In Germany for twenty two
months. Cumming enlisted twenty sew
ell months ago and since December
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27

has been with the army n Germany.
He has been sent TO Camp DIE. n. ..
and probably will be mustered out q
service In n few days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27

In ragged game. marked by free
hitting by both clubs and numerous
errors, the Rude Auto Company de-
feated the NJ. & st. L., Thursday cve-
ming on the fair grounds diamond, by
a score OF II to I. The pitchers start
ing for the two teams were hard hit
and were retired before the game was
finished. AS result of it's victory the
Rude Auto Company maintains Its
position among the undefeated clubs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
Iowa Falls Boy Enlists.

Frank j. Doyle, OF Iowa Falls, was
accepted at the regular army recruit J.
ing station here Thursday and left last
night for Omaha and Fort Logan
Colo. He will enlist for three years
service with the cavalry on the Next
can border.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
Inperials

At fair grounds-Cook's Imperials
vs.. Durham Company.
At soldiers home Bailey Bros. vs..
Soldiers Home.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27

READ the TIA. WANT ado.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27

Wayne Cumming 10 In A'nsrIes.
Mr.. and Mrs. r, o, Cumming are In
receipt Of telegram from tho Saliva
ton Army announcing tho arrival
Thursday ut Philadelphia OF their son.
Wayne Cumming, OF the Eighty eighth
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
MarineIio Shop to Move,

The Marinello Shop now located at
the ]. D. Palmer store will move to II
North First street into the Pickard
Music Company's store, July 1. Mary
f Stroud
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-06-27
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
Results Thursday.
Games Tonight.

Rude Auto Company, II; NJ. & ST
L.. 7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
zeIotes Rufus Knots. Benwood.

Zelotes Rufus Knots. Benwood.
William Jefferson Snee. Morgantown.
Charles Curtis Oblinger. Proctor.
James Adolph Ucltschy. PROCTOR.
Arthur Ayrie.t Gorrcll. New Martins
lille. ,,.~ p,i,uor,
Charles Clyde Porter, Wheeling.
Robert Edward kimmei. Pleatn0h''
lanes Henry Feaster, Pledmont.
William Henry Fredlock. PIEDMONT
VARY HARDWOOD Clark, Warrington
iiawrcnce Newton Beatty. Warrington.
James Thompson, Morgantown.
Samuel George Elpern. Wheelins'
Edwin kemble Stout, ClarksourE.
Guy Edwin Williams. Pennington.
George Arnold Davis. Chenille;
Harrison Manley Garrett. Wallace.
Ira Claud Gibson. Wallace.
Porter Clyde Durham. Br1dsepor,ii
William Jennings Cromer, Haywood.
Charles Fletcher Lucas. Shlnnston.
Paul ernest Tetrick. Shinnston.
Ellis Troy Smith, Shinnston
Augustus Rymer Watkins. fairmont
Orr Clousson. Meadoworook. ,,u
Napoleon Bonaparte Farrell, West MIL
irving Elisha Clark. wheeling.
Sanford Lee Rudy, Hammond.
francis Marion Hickel. Cation.
John Campbell Mcintosh GRAFTON;
John George Reinacher! Jr.. Wheeiins.
lanes williams, Chester.
James Ezekiel Denman, Clarks6urg.
Edward William Laubenstein. Clarks-
burg. r,,,hu-.
Mark Vaughn Brown, Clarksburg.
Howard Allen. Wallace.
Royal Clyde Roberts. Salem
Oris G..) Helmiok. Salem.
Totten Andrew Kimmel, Wolf Summit.
Harvey Anderson Hicks. Cameron
Phillip Arnold Post, Crawford
Walter Nicely. Jane Lew.
William Dive COOner, Ihillipi.
Henry Clarence Hess, Lumberport.
Frank L.) Matson, Hundred.
George Luamor Ashcraft. Hundred.
William Jones, McMechcn.
Winchell 60 Yates. Wheeling.
Otto Sinsel Russell. Mill Creek.
William John McKinlcss. Warrington.
William Henry WolVerton. Simpson.
Warren Lee Williams. Clarksburg.
Glenn Harvey Chambers. Valley Grove.
Adam Louis Wagner. Triadclphia.
BENJAMIN Henderson Skinner. Everson.
Louis Blake McIntirc WorthinGton.
Arthur Thomas Collins, Everson.
William Herbert Montgomery. West
Wilbur James Dixon. Weston.
Samuel Roy Johnston, Holidays Cove.
Edgar Elijah Mcfarland. Wheeling.
Victor Glen Fishei, ClarksburE.
James Thomas Johnson, Wheeling.
Albert Clinton Walling. Wellsburg.
Alva Garrison. West Alexander.
William Large Ball. bridgeport
Pierce Byron Lants. Wheeling.
Robert Barrie McLeish, Wheeling.
John Charles Sonda- Valley Grove.
Byron Lowell Cunningham. Clarks-
burg.
Babb Leo Fox. West Milford.
George Cleveland Johnson, Clarksburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
SURPRISED At
FINAL RESULTS
Jesxe Ullor, No. all Hailnan Street,
Tells How Plant Juice Cured
HIS wife.

That Plant uicc IS repeating ia sue
cess. is proven every day by the lhrsS
number OF local Testimonials Fec"'s'"
from people in signed statements AZ ~
Tho benefits they have received run
tNa use Of this great remedy nse M,
Jesse I'llom, who lives ut III lia'iL''''i
St. Pittsburgh. and who ls chauneu'
by occupation II" SAID: ;,os
For thrr, or four years my Wlle ;
hcalth has been very poor. Her s'o"
ooh vas in a very weak condition so
thot she could scarcely keep any 1oou
u She had headaches. could not
sleep ut night and was very nervous anu
Al, r,p-down She seemed to be grow
ing worse and mover improved until
GOT a bottle Of Plant Juice for hcr' aS
!, bad hcrn recommended 10 me very
highly. From the first dose l notlceu
an improvcmcnt. and now sine" Shr
has continued to take it for s"Fcr"'
weeks she feels like new woman. Sn'
rrn eat all kinds Of foods new anu II
always hungry for ner meals II nus
curcd her nervousness and sh" Is ADJ"
70 sleep at night through anu Ir'tH
rested when she gets up in the mornink'
plant Juice is n fine medicine ana W.
are clad to recommend 1t"
Plant Juice clcanScs. strengthens anu
reyitalizcs the whole system. IL cicaFS
the blood Of poisons and impurities
puts the lazy liver TO work. regulates
the bowels, strengthens the kidneys anu
tones up the digestive organs. -
sharpens the appetite and promotes
sound. rcstful sleep.
Plant Juice is sold in wheeling ~
C. n. Griest & Co.'S drug store
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
Don't Neglect
Your Breakfast
The Fear Of Indigestion often Prompts
One to Start the Day Wrong. Eat
What You Like, Take
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet
And You're safe.

Breakfast offers many Of the most
sayory dishes of all the things We eat.
And yet more people than otherwise go
without breakfast save a roll and pup
Of coffee for fear of indigestion. II
you like fried egg. or some buck
wheat OF sausage for breakfast go to
il and follow with a Stuart'S Dyspepsia
Tablet. You'll have no trouble. The
average person who ncSlccts breakfast
will be hungry before noon. Most men
smoke To kill the appetite. or MUNICH on
something TO carry on till lunch tune.
An empty stomach under these condl-
lions il not storing up energy. but on
the contrary, is susceptible to many in
flucncrs that may work hardship for the
next meal
1t is advisable to eat three good meals
day and digest them. If the stom-
ach seems to be weak. to help 1t or give
il assistance is the rational thing TO do.
Try n good breakfast and follow 1t with
Stuurt's Dyspepsia Tablets and you'll
soon learn that regularity Of meals fol-
lows a natural tendency. not an acquir-
cd one. You will find Stuarts Dyspep-
STA Tablets on sale in almost all drug
stores throughout the United states
and Canada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
historical AND RELIGIOUS
DEGREES TAKEN BY AAA5ON5
Charity Chapter Knights E1se .
No. Put On Degree "o
Tor Big Class
Degrees Ranging Prom ftttssnM "
rwentisth invoked At xes'
Session

Tho second days session OF tnS az ~
Reunion Of tho Scottish Rte nooleS Va
the state proved TO be very 80 5c
when the historical and reLStp. 20 No
Tvcntietb inclusive were put on ana
total Of two hundred ana Sky
members took the obligations IN my Nv
ious degrees. The twentieth "n ~
the way Is one or the IouS fnynLed last
tho entire session was inVoAeu
Dinner was served at noon. while sup,
per was also served TO the rleIiIu.ti 90
the evening by the specs sSis line Of the
work To-day the degrees from tn'
tErntieth to the thirtieth Will be IN.
voked and one Of the larEeS Sii G hs in at
tbc history Of the order VIII pt III ri
,n no - take up tho work. The
S denp mt on yesterday and those in
charge were as follows:
Historical and Religious DEGREES:
Fifteenth D De- s@s nr"sidin ut %"
Sixteenth DeSrec-PrlncnSo o. TL nres-
lem. Chas T. Carrigan. 80 hon. p'e'
iding -,.,o- ,o- Iunch
S.,ortecnth Degree - Knight or inc
East and West. W. J. Frankston' s.
presiding. ,.,. Roso
pre SsiloSophie and cn1valr4c Degrees
Nineteenth Dcg*cc-Pontiff. w. b. NC
Culla. go presiding. ,,,- .ooL Tho
The following candidates 'ooN va"
above degrees yesterday: rs,
Charles Nelson Rogers. Ernest
Josiah Daniel Jones. GlenrilIs;
Charles PSes ttS S Sfaw5Eta Arden rH
William Ralph Allen. Marlinton. ,,
jennings Francis Rollins. Corn"ai''S
Allen Powell. Pine Grove.
Y.z1h TohO. Hastings.
Adam (D) Corner. Folsom.
John John Day s wC Ne,tb SG FopEl w. v.
simon Joseph Friedman. Grafton
Thonas Stewart, Williamstown-
Hal oliver Ollie, Fairmont.
Herschcl Meredith Hill EsirTnont
Hugh Hobson Brown. Chester
sidney Clark Porter, Newell
Ernest wallace Rieger. Newell.
John Newton graham Newell sS.,.,
Allen Marshall Fisher. Newell.
Harry Spivey Hobbs. Chester.
Csrroll Client Woods. Chester,
William Alexander Jones, Newell
Marion Lynn Swami. Newell.
Alyah Harold Mackall. Chester.
Elmer Wilson Mccullough, Chester.
Miller Wells. Chester.
John Reynolds Slack. Logan.
Fay Hough Dragoo. Fairmont
Russell Merle Railcy. Logan.
John Washington Hart. Oxford.
Cloyd Isaac Lucas. Paden City.
Albert Adolph Sprenger. Fairmont-
Willie bradford Call Belington.
William Milton Wright. Wheeling.
Israel Levendorf. Weirton.
Clarence Roby. Morgantown.
Subahe famous Hawa. New Martins
willie.
Harvey Stockton CarrAack. Wheeling.
John Henry Hess, Sr. Wheeling.
Lawrence belmont DoTney. Morgan
town.
Harry Homer Stops. Jr.. Pennsboro.
Glen Hamilton Huey. Warrington.
Herbert Crowder Gilmore. Morgan
town.
Charles Edward Hodges. Morgantown
Ben Garrison. Morgantown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
GREATER CITY
ADVOCATES IN
BUSY SESSION
MISUNDERSTANDING CONCERNING
SCHOOL STATUS CLEARED UP.
Knights Of Columbus Enforcement II
Reported.

Reports Of the various Sub-cOmm!ttccs
were heard at a meeting OF the execu-
tive committee Of the Greater Wheeling
project last night at the Chamber of
Commerce rooms. indicating that the
committee IL we'll organized and has
already accomplished some good work.
Plans Of the publicity committee in
clude bill posters. newspaper. street car
and other forms Of advertising. which
will be issued from time to time before
the election. to be held on November
26th. for the purpose of bringing the
question of extending tho city and Civ
ing TO the city proper the population TO
which it 1s justly entitled. 10 the seri
Gus consideration of the voters in this
district.
Not much work will be done by tho
advocates Of bigger ard better Wheel
ing, until after the bond election, by
which II IS proposed to bond the city
for s1.0O0,060 for paving and other
much-ncedcd improvements. SCI for
November 4th. Members OF the COM
mittce stated that from their expert
ences in relation TO the work Of boost
ing the adoption of the Greater Wheel
ing idea. that there is an CVcr-incrCas-
ing sentiment, both In favor Of the
II was conceded by all that INC an
nouncemcnt that the bond election is to
be held first is accepted by residents Of
the outlying districts As an evidence of
good faith on the part Of tho city. and
that fact alone has won many out OF
town voters over 10 the affirmative sida
of the fence.
W. II. Gundling stated that at 4 meet
ing Of the knights of Columbus held
last night. which he attended as Il repre-
sentative Of the Greater Wheeling Com
mittce. n rcsolutionrwas adopted by that
| body in which they went on record as
being heartily in accord with both of
| these progressive movements. Similar
action has been taken bS other civic and
| fratcrnal bodies in the district and
| gratifying reports and offers Of support
arc coming in from those quarters.
1t was stated by ono Of the members
| that some misapprchcnsion exists in the
! suburban districts az 10 what the status
! Of the schools will be in case tn- Ereat {
! er Wheeling movement is successful
II should he distinctly understood. NJ
! said. that the schools are in no way in
volvcd in this election and that they
will function afterwards on the Same
plan as they have in the pasr. The
! greater Wheeling plan does not affect
| the schools in any manner or take into
! consideration or in any way disturb the
present status Of tho schools as they
now exist. No changes Of teachers or
| personnel are anticipated. nor Will any
| be made.
| A members OF tho speakers com
mittce will attend the next regular scs'
{ sion Of the Elks lodge 10 deliver 6
| speech on the project.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
MAYOR ISSUES
GREATER CITY
ELECTION CALL

Mayor Thomas j.. ThonCr yesterday
issued the Official call for the Greater
Wheeling election. {" he held November
%6th. when the project of conso i"at'nE
the outlying districts with IN" ritE VIII
he submitted to the voters Of Wheeling
and the suburbs. TIL" ComplCt" notice
appears in another part of tn" lni"lli-
genCCr
The notice describes in detail AL of
tho territory which il is proposed Ia in
Cludc in Greater Wheeling. taking in
the corporations Of Wnrwnod. Leather
wood. Fulton. Elm Grove. EdE"w"od.
Pleasant Valley. Patterson and Woods
dale. together with Il lnrE" strip "f un-
Incorporated territory. 1t also lists al
of the voting places designated for each
precinct
The hours or election will be from
6:56 \. NJ. TO 4:5S l.. NJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
DULL, SPLITTING,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
rnxx GET ACTION AT ONCE

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29

Emory Earl Smith, Wheeling.
WilIiann blackstone DiCkey. NheeNhs'
Thomas Young Beckett, Wheellhs'
Samuel Kinsy Thomas, Metz;
Jeas Trainer Roberts, Mannlngton.
Silas Crawford McIntire. Warrington
Tbomas Wesley Agnew. Warrington.
Clyde Ellsworth Smith. Martinspurg'
Glenn Jennings Rex. MannlnStoh.
Homer Howard Harper. Martlnsnurg'
William Crist Bickmeyer. Cameron
Stewart Edwin Evans: falrnn n
Samuel Swan Crowley. Logan
Ernest Lee Pittinger Newcii.
CIifford Starr Musser ShephcrdstoWn.
Arthur Abraham Angrist. Blueficld-
Thomas Young Davis. Logan;
Arthur Zachariah Ewers. Points.
John Jacob PAUL. WellShurE.
Melvin Corblcy Gilbert Cameron.
Arlie Ridgway. Morgantown
Charles Thomas Howard. Cowen.
Washington sherman Rapsr. Mhcenns
Grover Cleveland Castro. Morganto"h'
BERNARD Linn Terrell, Donahuc.
William Henry Davis. Morgantown.
I.ovi Eugene Rightmyer. RowiesourS.
Albert Rach Albinger. Wheeling.
William Lee. West Milford.
Arch Herbert Games. Wheeling.
Joseph Henry Rose. Wheeling.
Caleb Daniel Carter. Rowlcsburg.
BAILEY Alden Hupp. Fairmont.
Harry Nicholas Seybold. Wheeling.
John Bruce Blochcr. Pierce.
MARK Davis, L HullIaS'
Wright Hugus. Wheeling.
John Mortimer Miller. Wheeling.
Axel Sven Hcllstrom. Wheeling.
Albert Edward Davidson. Weirton.
Joel How'd Phelps. Wcirton.
benjamin Franklin Coombe. tollans-
pee.
Edward Ulysses Smith. Follansoee-
Abe Phillip Bennett. Piedmont.
James leXandcr PAUL.. Follansbee.
Frederick Amor Wallace, "elrton-
John Huff Wallace. Weirton.
George Franklin Hindman. Golfers.
cyrus Wilfrcd Blackburn. Golfers.
Harry CD Matthews. Warrington
Clare Field Shafer. Grafton.
Andrew Alvin Wilson. wheeling.
Joseph Alexander Blaney. Morgan
town.
Clarence Ivan Lantz. Morgantown-
I.csteS (R.) Gahagen. Morgantown.
James Burnabas Gay, Wheeling.
John Leroy Devine, West Alexander.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-29
DROWNED IN ATTEMPT
TO ESCAPE ARREST

CHARLESTON. Oct. 2S.-Wllliam
Common. - said To have been insane
jumped into tho Elk river this morning.
near his home at Mink Shoals in an
effort to ESCAPE deputy shcriiEs who had
been sent to bring him tn Charleston
for a lunaCy examination. and was
drowned He swan Ia about tho middle
of tn" river. where h" disappeared.
Efforts are being made To recover the
body The warrant had been issued for
his arrest on complaint of people Of
the nrighborhood that Conner had been
tcrrorizing school children by hrandish-
ing "A knife and making threatening