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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
product. all in the local plant OF the
Wcirton Steel Company.
weirton Briefs.

The town hastile or lookup was COM
pletcly renovated to-day by custodian
Turk Taylor who scrubbed and tuEl'-
gated the cells and corridors. Turk IS
preparing for com" what way. but says
ne has hccu having au easy time or y
since saloons passed cut OF existence.
He. too. is hoping for that new city
building.
Brick for tho new omen hearth fur
nac"s is beginning to arrive by the car
load and IL being piled about the biz
railroad yards awaiting completion Of
the new mill foundations which arc well
under way.
The laying OF tho big AZ inch sewer
along Second aycnu" where the now
mill IS to be built is nearing compile
ton and n part of the refill has been
made. Many more yards "f the I'm
mcnsc sewer pipe is TO be placed ali
around the mill site
Several merchants along upper Sec
ond avenue, who have been in the habir
Of taking waste paper and other refuse
from their stores aud throwing II
around near tn" municipal playErouncs.
have been called to the carpet by che
police who are breaking up the prar-
tice after numerous complaints from
residents Of that district
Elvy Schroah. a II year old girl Is
missing from her home in Chester and
local authorities have been advised thar
she started this way and may BE- stop
ping with e friends below the Cove. The
authorities have been requested to Starr
her back to her home up the river.
Since last weeks drowning parents arc
keeping their smaller children from 60
ing near the river. The crowd Of or I
Year old boys that were in the habit O..
going 10 the river each evening to wade
Is 70 longer seen going through the min
yards on their way to the Ohio.
y moving passed through here yes
tcrday' from Clarion. Ia. enroute 70
Wheeling by truck. 4 long trip and tho
big truck contained even an old SOW
and seven pigs.
The front Of the Rex theatre on
Second avenue is undergoing number
of improvements.
John Morgan. we'll known young
Crock has gone TO Pittsburgh. wher-
he is to be married the last of this
week.
Andy Wcbnar holds high score IN
bowling duck pins here with Il total or
Oh pins.
Doc Richards Is In Magnetic Springs
taking another course of mineral baths.
He was greatly benefited BY his frs,
trip. which took him off his cruthcea
and wh.r he returns this time he hope.
TO be able To throw away his cane.
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ws1lsburs Briefs.

WAxrs~ Eeliy e Warsaw. D. - -
visitor for few days at the HON" CS
hiS.parants,-,M AR. and Mrs. J. a. Kelly.
Mrs. Kate Russell Of Morristown. D.,
has returned to her home after visit
At the home Of her cousin. Miss Joanna
Poole.
l. J. Burke of Beech Bottom was a
business visitor in the city on Wcdnes-
day.
The wellsburg Order Of Eastern Star
Will hold their annual picnic at Stanton
park Friday afternoon. August %. Nom
eers Of the order will leave Wcllsb;.rS
on the car for Stcnbcnvillc G"nafting
departing from Wellsburg at l:l5 p. M
Everybody invited TO attend.
Mrs. George Nichols. Misses Char
lotte, Nan and Connie CalGcrwood and
Miss Anna Bcarc were Bethany via:t"rs
Tuesday evening. calling on Prof. rad
Mrs. H. r. Lutz. who Will leave in a lew
days 10 take up their new residence IN
Washington. D. c.
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cd the representative team Of that place
"u their own courts All Of Qlc contests
were exciting Beach Bottom has Il fine
set Of courts. tho local players report.
Sid Lake. who is Mess Sergeant at
General Hospital SO at Carly sic. Pa. has
sent his mother Mrs. John Lake. sr..
a beautiful cedar chest which She Is on
hibiting with pride among her friends
and n"iGhhors.
Tn" Orchard 4. e. baseball team wen:
t. Wrirtun to play halT last evening.
The rivalry between thcs" two clubs has
existed all summer and in several
games PLAYED honors arc about even.
The Follansbcc \. {. baseball CLUB
will play at home Saturday with Iron
u,lc as the visiting team and on Sunday
Will play abroad. probably al Newell
w. Va. Negotiations for both games are
under way.
Members of the Voluntcc Fire depart
mcnI have been promised moro than 100
homo baked cakes for their big lawn "cte
on *. uf =. lots next Saturday afternoon
and night. 4 Tag Day is also TO be- held
by the fircmcn who arc raising funo
to dcrray expenses for their part in the
big Welcome Home demonstration TO De
gwen returned scrvicc men.
Invitations were received today FOR
the first number Of a series OF danceh
L. hc held by Follansbce young folks.
This first number will be next Saturday
evening al Penn street hall
Russell Cox will not return to Bc'h-
any college this fail but Is taking over
his fathers interest in the James Broa'
& Barnett furniture business at Weir
ton and Holidays Cove.
Mrs Caleb Perry. Mrs. Cloherty ana
Ia. visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Al Curry or
Main street. They made the trip by
auto.
Mrs. Fred A. Edwards. sr., has gone
t. near Finley Ohio. TO spend mohtn
with relatives.
The Family theatre is being improved
with n fresh coat Of paint.
Mrs. Margaret Skinner is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Charles Howard. in Morgan
town, W. Va. for the week.
Richard IIumcs. ST., of Georges Kun,
Ohio. is visiting relatives here.
Clarence Gcottlng and Gerald Led
eer rontemplatcs re-cntering Bethany
college when tho term opens next mon'n'
Both arc graduates of Follansoee hl6h
school.
Ex-Mayor Linn. Of MinEo Junction
was a business caller in town Ees'sf-
day.
A number from here attended the X.
of u, carnival in Wellsburg each after
noon and evening.
The grass on the X. Of P. lawn on
Main street Is being nicely trimmed TOT
tho coming fircmcn's outing.
Funeral services over the remains OF
the late Samuel II. Baxter were heiu
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. lntermen'
was made in st. Johns cemetery IN
Brooke county.
F'ollansbcc lodge. 2N5. l.. o. y. Nd. WEI
initiate a class If about 100 at big
n,cc,inr 10 br held in their home next
Saturday evening.
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Statements at Hundreds Read
Carefully and Accordingly.

ness, and my bowels act regularly every
day. The backache and headache -A1o
also gone strongly advise anypne
trying Dreco II they suffer - e3cs
did" IL
"was In had EnEpA" Ks Ssys.1
Il saw in the papers about the :neW.
remedy. Dreco. and how % many people
right here in town were boosting u, -
got a bottle" says Mr.. Herman =. =.
Munger who lives at SO E Peck street,
Columbus, o.
"1 was in a bad shape ne continued
my entire system was f6n down and 7
needed something to build me up. Ny;
appetite was poor; never did eat but,
two or three mouthfuls, then vas
through. My kidneys were acting, bad,
and had dull, aching pains'in my back.
so I started taking Dreco. After taking
one-half bottle I could tell the differ
ence; my appetite picke4 up and the
pains were not 30 bad. kept on taking
the medicine and the pains were soon
all gone; I could eat big. hearty meals.
and enjoy them. Ny sleep became
sound; the lazy. drowsy feeling passsq
away; M more headaches; bowels noyo
easy and regular. I will be glad to I'll
anyone about this fne medicine"
Mr.. Keister. the we'll known Dreco
expert. has headquarters at c. H. Griest
& Co.'S drug store. to meet the local
public and explain the merits Of this
great remedy. Sec him today. 80
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Think Of the food, the water and the
air required for two million people II
crowded iato one room. II Is estimated
that your brain has two million of tiny
cells, each one alive. leading n separate
existence. yet all bound together in one
small room.
Each ono Of your million brain cells
must be fed. watered. ventilated. IT you
miss one il dies and has to be carried
away TO the graveyard.
II you conduct n bad hotel THAT is.
your stomach. kidneys. lungs. etc. don't
work righD your brain cells become
puny and weakened and they can't do
their work right. Then you get some
chronic disease and wonder how you
caught il. Put vinegar on your face
and 90 among flies, and you have no
trouble: change the vinegar to molasses
and try it-yct it's the same face.
Weakened brain cells mean bad nerve
force: 'degenerated nnrvc force means
weak stomach. weak kidneys. weak liver.
weak lungs, etc.
Deadly microbes like weak stomachs.
kidneys, lungs, etc. They are attracted
by them just like the molasses draws
flies They regard strong stomachs.
kidneys etc. as touch old dishes not
At for their delicate stomachs-in fact,
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M vou KNOW WHAT THE LIVING DEATH MEANS?"

nerves of the stomach. and generally:
results in a poor circulation OF the
blood. Tn stomach loses its vitality ana,
gastric juices are not properly SscT1eed.
1t therefore will be seen that an anDo-'
lutely sure combatant for stc1incA
troubles must depend on some .remedt
that will revitalize the nerve fofVA
Hence Dreco. the wonderful new herbal
medicine, gets It's reputation for. 1tftk.
ing at the very fundamental basis OF
this disease. It 10 useless to. gfve
remedies that merely assist in thS DE-
gestion Of the food. II you revitaiise the
nerve force and create perfect circula-i
ton Of the blood you will revitaliSs the
cells and tissues Of the stomach, eAus.;
ing a proper secretion Of the gabtfic
juices. and the disease will quickly Alo-
appear.
All the claims for what Dreoo = as
done and will do are based on the vefy
best evidence-the signed Statements OF
scores Of men and women who tell ,AoW
they have been restored to health Andi
Joy Of living by its power. sunerefs
not only from stomach trouble but al1oi
those who have experienced the : mioS
cries Of asthma, catarrh rheumatism.
kidney disorders, constipation and blood
ailments have como forward to tell Of
their experiences and deliverance,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
SISTERSV|LLE

Funeral services for Willard Como
way. whose death occurred SATURDAY AT
his home near Eavcnna, w. arc otihs
held Tuesday afternoon. at Centrerlllc.
whcr,. burial took place. Mr.: Conoway
WAS formerly resident Of this city.
Funeral services were held at Lone
Tree Tuesday afternoon. for the lat"
Albert Gircs. whose death "Cc1rrcd Sat-
"ral hospital. lntcrm'nt took place AT
Lone Tree. Mr.. Pipes was known by
many az the citizcns of Sistcrsvillc.
The Tyler Traction Company have re-
moved their offices from IN" durham
hlr,lwarc building 10 suite OF rooms
~ the Tyler traction barns near inc
l.. Il u. station. Nh r"y furniture and
apparatus have been Installed and the
office presents an attractir" appear
anCc.
Have YOU sccn the seven prize heaut-
81 =. :..:-:::t-,.r'., ~ rivtns away:
special round trip far" Of SIXTY
! cents between this city and Middle
bourne" viii h" given for IN" ]. q. g. +.
picnic Thursday. which Will he held 1T
Underwood grove. Middlchournc. Tick
,ts will l." On sal" at the Company's
office in the car barn. near the b. & o..
%tUtI"n.
The now traffic ordinance for Sisters
VIZ" was introduced at last night
must 30 used on machines. must stop
, near curb. cars receive passengers on
right. limits parking on North Wells
street. and provides n fin" OF not less
Than 81 nor NOR" than $40 for viola
TONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Brtch"l. Of MI
N,rnnH. o.. are spending II couple OF
days with her uncle. i. w. Hall.
Charles tarSe. who has been visiting
@t his humc at Wick for the past three
weeks. passed through Sistcrsvillc to-
day on his way Ia WASHINGTON. D. G..
Mr.. Cars" is receiving treatment in tho
-. 81 e.,
c"i>"i on the haiti" front in France
.Tnhn Duke. who has been overseas
for several months. is returning with
tn" First Division. according to a mes
sag" received 10y relatives.
Don Livingston and family. Of
tlark%hurS. passed through the city on
r"ut" In Wick. wh"r" they will visit
!r. l.iV'nrston'@ relatives. Mr. Living
Si"n viii l'"v" thi evening for Texas
wh"r'' h" Will he employed IN the oil
fIrliS
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FOLLANSBEE

FoLLANSBEE. D.. Va. Aug. oO.-Th,
brooke county surveying force is 1t
wCrk surveying the Allegheny street
road through II TN? Pennsylvania stare
line and actual work is TO be started
soon on building The new road.
This stretch Of highway is included in
tho 1911 bond iSSYC for general improve.
mcnt of tn" roads OF Brooke county.
work on which was resumed n fcw
weeks ago aud Folnnshse is To get tho
r'Nt, benefit for il is hoped to hav"
work here fairly under way before many
Iaorc days.
The Allegheny street road takes IN
some of the larEc>, and most impnrtar:
farms in tho county and connects with
EldcrSvillc and Golfers. Allegheny
street is paved to the extreme of the
limits OF the town al F"llausbcr whore
work on the new road is first 10 IN
started.
This read has been in = d"plorahl =
CCrdItion for years. II has been r"paiI-
81 tim" and again but new rOad Is n
necessity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
WV, LEA, SECURES
TWO SECRET ARIES
Vacancies In Physical Education and IN.
duStrial Extension Departments
Filled.

Tho department of physical education
OF the Young Woman's Christian assoc!-
alton has been fortunate in securing the
leadership Of Miss Helen Lcedham. of
Mont Clair y. j.. for IN" coming year.
Miss 1.ccdham comes highly rccomn6 MI
Cd by tho national board in New York
and assumes her Few duties here with n
splendid record of experience. Miss
LCcdham has been physical director in
Atlanta Ga. and director of girls work
IN In" Jacob Errs Settlement in New
York city. The position which Miss
I"cdham fills in the Y. w. {. A. here
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Chester Briefs.

FoIIowing,ia visit at the homo or MT
and Mrs. l.. d. Weaver. Mr.. and MIS- D.
E. MacCrlmcnt left "Wednesday for Sc
quin, Tex. En- route they Will visit rel
atise in Lexington. Ky" Chattanooga
Birmingham and New Orleans
Mrs. A. Is. Marshall entertained inc
members Of her Sunday school class OF
the First Methodist Episcopal church al
her home Wednesday afternoon Music
and games were the diversions. Lunch
con was served.
With Frost pitching. Chester was de-
featcd nv Georgetown, to ?, i'll base
ball game here Tuesday afternoon.
Finely was on the mound for George
town.
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Tollrnsbac Briefs,

only = few t,."k advantage or tho OK
cr,'"nt bargains offered on surplus gov
, vI,r!i,nt fuudsi LrrS hrr". Postmaster g.
!. N"''vrt received numh'r Of orders
hut far from ~" amount that was OK
IcClCd at ihc local ofiic" after tn" an
LoUnr"mcrt was mad" that F"llanshre
wa: ln.lud,d In the third zou" and
would got first Znn: rates in parcel post
from Chicago
Tho i'"llar@hoc voll"v ball team after
winning over Beach I.,ttnm her" II w"rl
ago, went TO E"lch l!Uttom and defeat
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Ohio Valley News
ARREST SOON
EXPECTED IN
ALLISON CASE

CHESTER. W. Va. August 2o.-Wiih
the police department or Chester and
East Liverpool. Ohio. running down
clews. it was believed "Wednesday that
an arrest would he made within few
days IN connection with tn" death of
Herbert s, Allison. aged 81. Chester Pot
terry worker. whose body was found In
the Ohio river week ago.
Tint Allison was murdered. robbed
and his body thrown I'M" the river after
being held two days was the belief or
police in the two cities "Wednesday. FOL
lowing Tuesdays inquest. when coroner
A. G.. Allison announced verdict mat
Allison came to his death hy foul means
at the hands Of persons unknown.
Relatives Of Allison "Wednesday an
nounccd the offer Of 500 rcwarH Tor
information leading 10 the arrest OF the
SLAYER. This money has been placed IN
tho hands OF Chief Of Police Hugh Nc
Dcrmott. Of East Liverpool.
nriZp bpaOt-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
Food Doing very Slow.

Sales OF government food supplies
continue to come in very slow at the
postofIicc here. according to figures
given out today. when il was found that
$f:a49 worth OF these supplies had been
ordered Tho working class OF people
are especially slow in taking advantage
OF the governments otrcr to sell food at
a greatly reduced price from that paid
at retail stores. Canned cherries is the
leading article being ordered. and the
supply Of this product for Weiiseurg
he's become exhausted Bacon and baked
beans are the other TWO principal ar
lcles being ordered
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Newell Briefs.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Davis and children
left here Tuesday on an automobile trip
to GAINESVILLE and Columbus.
J. r. Hoy. OF bridgeport. Ohio, Is Wis
iting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. u.
Hoy.
George Stevenson. assistant supCrin-
tcndent Of the Homer l.aughlin 'hina
company. has tcnrcrcd his rcslIna' ion'
effective in two weeks.
Union services will be held by Newell
congregations in tn" Church Of Christ
Sunday Rev. Herman Hosnck. of the
First Presbyterian church. will occupy
the pulpit.
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Berview Camp Meeting.

An evening OF rare enjoyment is the
way quite a number who were in attend
ance at Bellyiew on Tuesday night
speak OF the readings given by Miss
Helen D. Slitfe who has largo class OF
pupils in this city. For this evening
there is tn. regular Wednesday praise
and prayer service. On Thursday even
ing. lecture by Rev. W. (. Schucttc.
subject "A Sun in Eclipse" An illumin-
stins subject BY a popular lecturer.
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Flight to Newell,

Fred r. Lawrence. secretary IF the
North American Manufacturing COM
panX and ON officer or tho Wentworth
Country club. in response In a query
from the Cleveland Aviation club has
prurfrrcd the use OF tho Wentworth golf
links as n landing nld for nirplancs. This
is aviation week in Cleveland and. ac-
cOrdinS to tho clubs telegram 10 Mr..
Lawrence. arrangements will bc made
for Il flight to Newell. II a suitable land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
WELLSBURG IN
FIGHT FOR TIN
PLATE PLANT

Special Dispatch TO The 1ntelligencer.
wELLSBtRG. W. Va, Aug: e0.-Un-
dismayed by the announcement that To-
ronto would probably be awarded me
plum. wellsburg business men are sun
In the light 10 land the three million
dollar Follansbee Bros. company TN
plate plant. At big mass meeting OF
citizens tonight the fund for pToVidihs
q site was increased to $Sl.1o6. ana IL
was decided to continue the campaign
for the needed total Of $4,000.
Arrangements were made 10 bring
eminent New York engineers here VINO
will work out a plan for using ONO
river gravel for the speedy filling IN OF
the forty-two acre site in North Wells
burg. It is contendcd that the use OF
river grave Twill make it possible to put
the site in good condition for the build
tn2 of the mill within a few months.
No ANAL decision will be made as to tho
site before next week at meeting OF
the directors OF the Follansoee Bros
company in Pittsburgh
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NEWELL

NEWELL. w. Va. August "n-Ncwall
authorities Wednesday were invest gat-
ing IN" burglariznG Of the homo Of Jo-
s"rh Gacrtcl Tuesday night. when 500
in cash Was taken. Tho intrudcrs turned
IN" rooms of the home topsy-turvy. ran
saCklng the drcsscrs and closets. The
money was found in dresser drawer.
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Taking Orders

Postmaster II. A. Turk was on the job
Wednesday. taking orders of Newell
housewives for surplus army foodStuTS.
Announcement was made that no order
in excess of $50 would he accepted.
Whether parcel post rates on fondstuffs
will he reduced for Newell purchasers
had not been determined Wednesday,. nl-
though notice To this effect reached East
Liverpool. Newell is in tho same parcel
post zone az Last Liverpool.
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was left vacant BY Miss AafEalpA
Phelps. who now is physical director In
Baltimore. Nd.
Miss Amy E. Kruger. Of Springfield;
Ill. will succeed Miss Ruth RobinSous
as Industrial extension secretary, whe'
resigned last month because OF her SpsJ
preaching marriage. Miss Kruger brin9AI
- the Wheeling association . strong 3s
prrlcnce with girls clubs In other citieap
and will begin her work here SeptemhAe
LIST. The board OF directors feel yerY,
fortunate in having secured both Mist,
Leeham and Miss Kruger. Plans foSs
fallt work are now assuming definite
shape at the Y. W. c. A., arranEementas
being in progress for all clubs and class
cs and special events. The year prou,.,
iscs to be the largest in point OF active
flies the Y. w. c. A. here has Ger exc
pcricnccd.
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Toronto RefoiceR-

All Toronto is rejoicing today over the
news that Wellsburg is out Of the fight
for the new tin mill to be built by Fol.
lansoee Bros. and that the plant will in
all probability go to Toronto. It was
learned today. however, that M definite
decision as to the site will be made until
next week. In the meantime valuable
coal lands needed by the company are
being sought. but arc being held at what
Is regarded as exorbltant prices.
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STEUBENVILlE
Hurt In Collision.

Brice Wcstlake. Ray Linehan and
Charles Hyde OF this city were painfully
injured last night when the motorcycle
and side car in which they were riding
collided with an auto driven by William
Swickard near Richmond. Both auto
and cycle were smashed. The local Tnrn
were picked UP by passing auto and
brought 10 r doctors office here. In
another collision on the street here II
horse belonging 10 John Snyder was Sc
verely injured. and the animal in trying
10 kick itself free OF wrcckagc almost
wrecked an auto belonging TO William
Conley OF Golfers. W. Va.
Be sure TO have representative in
your town In the Intelligence- Automo-
bile and Diamond campaign.
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Hero Visits Kere.

William J. Donahue Of Wheeling. who
saw service with the Fifth marines. is
visiting Thomas Burke and family here
He wears three service stripes and one
wound stripe. having been severely
wounded by being shot three times
through the wrist in an attack on Hun
machine gun nests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-21
MAxr1Nd Xan

The marriage Of Miss Anna Condrin
Of Toronto to Mr.. Felix Fowler Of At
lanta, Ga, was solemnized here today
at Holy Name church. Rev. Father Wei
gand performing the ceremony. Tho
groom Is connected with the weirton
Steel company. The couple will reside
at Toronto.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Barr and family
have returned home from a trip through
the east. covering points OF interest in
Maryland and Pennsylvania. The battle
neld OF Gettysburg proved point OF
great interest, and some time was spent
there. A stop was also made at the fire
little mountain town OF Everett. Pa.
the former home OF Mr.. c. A. Eichelber-
ger. While there Mr.. and Mrs. Barr
had the pleasure Of meeting Mr.. Eichel-
berger's family. who expressed great
pleasure in meeting people from Wells
burg.
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Steubenville high school will open its
gridiron season here on September 20
with New Cumberland. w. Va, high as
its opponent. All OF last years stars
are back In school this year. and the
eleven Is one OF the strongest that has
ever represented the school.
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J.F. Whitman. aged rs. brakeman. or
Minnie. W. Va. lost his LEFT foot as
result Of the member bcinb crushed oe-
tween TWO cars in tn" c. Il I. railroad
yards at WrllsvIlle. Ohio. Tuesday. The
foot was amputatcd at the East Liver
pool hospital.