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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-04
PRoTEsTY PROFIT oDTRzENf TEsfNsKA.

Prahy, Is. zar Post. zprava.) = X proestnm proje
proti odtrzen Tesinska zaslanym minerskemu pred
sednctvu pripoju dale Zemska spravn komse Sez
sko Narodn rada ceskoslovenska Praze meka rada No
vych Dvori Kutne Hory obecn zasuptestvo Profedni
Move Vs mestska rada Pisku odb Mace ldove osvety
Repstich Sezko) mestska rada Benesove mestsk rada
Novem Meste mad Metu castnc VI sjezdu Svazu deln
kych tocvcnych jednot Jednota ssl maozemedecG Pra
ze ucastnici mani zemedeskeho du Suscich Prerova
mestsk rada veskere organsace spoky Holesove spray
komse Breclavy zemska odbocka Sdruzeni vezne
nych inenovanych Ostravsko Slezsko ucastnc Ia
bora idu Velke Polom Sezs ucasnlci tabora idu
vSech potickych ran Jaromeficfch oko mestka rada
Rychnov6 mad Kn6znou sedni v;bor Matice osvety lido
pro knzectv Poske Ostrave zastuptestvo obc Petf
vadu Odbor Mace osvey idove Petfvaldu obecn rada
mesta Roznova pod Radhostem ucastnc schuze e. ~ D.
Ust Or ucasnici Soc,dem. schIze Znojm6 ucastnc
abora lidu Peckach zeeznicn zzenci drahy SuchaTe
u6asnici tabora du vSech poltckych stran Pfeouc
ucastnc schize Tfebc mestska rada Sadske mestska
rada Dobrovc 1castnc schize tamtez zasupelstvo me
sta Kamenice mad Lpou ucastnc schIze c srany soca
sticke Vys. Myte.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-04
"poLAcI MoHoU 81 MNoHo DovoLITI."

Bra Polaci zle jsou nakvaseni rozhodnutim dohody,
kter neseda Jim epe jech imperiastike dikaty Do
hoda rozhoda pro pebisct Hornm Slezsku, kde bude
rozhodovano mez Poaky Nemci rozhodla plebiscit
T6snsku, kde lid vyrkne rozsudek mez nam Polaky
konecne ak nezarucene ovsem dosud zpravy ohlas bu
dou Polec podrob plebscitu vychodn Haicl
Ukrainc To vse sou ovsem veEke korektury jejch
ustamenu kterym liz rozhlaSova do sveta "defnhvni
vtezstvf pro sebe. tax z nyni, pfedtuse vysedku
harusi pro dohode hrozi nebudou dbati je rozhod
mutt.
Jest jste prznacno, kan az samotnou dohodou zhyc-
kane polske velikasstv rozpfaha kan ci Prozatim
vybf posk& nsspokojenost ot6zce Hor Slezska pol
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-04

sky tsk takto verbue prot dohode zvast pro Amerce
"Varsavska vlada nema dbati dohody ktera prodas
Slezsko nsmecko-americkym zdIn nybrz musi be7
americke komise ovobod ihned Horni Slezsk
prava. Nemusime obavati valky Nemeckem. Dohoda
zvlass Francie nemIze nesm dopusti, ably Nemci mad
Poaky zvtsz Polso nepo.tradatelnou hrazi mezi "a
padnm vychodnm bolsevictvn Posko mIze 81 mnoho do
volit' fstseef. l.-. .. .,...
ovsem vystreky do nejvyss mfry vypateho Sc
bevedom ale Polaci pece must 81 jednou uvedem re pre-
pjaty LUX - praskne. .4s....
=; 1T 4~.e ... ("Venkov' dne 16. zaf.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-04
PROJEV SLEZSKEHO LIDU.

Nor Ostravy, IA. zaTi post zprava) - Tabor cesk6
no idu konany dne odpoledne Orove sta vekoepou
manifesac Tesnska Ceskosovenskou repubku Pc ec
Broze clen tesinskeho posesva Pafizi pfedsedy
cianedemokraticke mstn organsace bya praa resouce
protesuici prot uozeni pebsciu eSinskeho ale proha
senm ze slezsky lid podrob vedom re tim bude doka
zano Slezsko byo jest bude Zastupy rozesly
"a zpsva narodni hymny "Kde domov mGj"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-04
PRfPRAVNE PRACE PRO HLAsOVANf.

Nor. Ostravy, H. zar. Post. zprava) T. Ones zde
konala schze dGvernku ceskeho ldu TeSsku Zabyva
la usnesenm parizske konference ably ozkA Snsk by
la Tesena hasovanim domorodeho du Tesnsku Vzavs
vedomi zpravu teSnskych deegat jech zakroceni
PaTzi vysovila Jim ky ejich namahu usnesla aby
byly ucnisny veskery dsposice postpu pro-
vedeni pafizskeho rozhodnuti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-04
MINISTR BENES q TESlNSKE
OTAZCE.
NEZAPOMENEME, zE POLACI NEPRIJALI
NABfZENE NASI RUKY.

Parize 13. zari. post zprava) = "Matin" uverejnu-
e proev ceskosovenskeho mnistra zahran dra Benee
otazce tesinske: #
"Dlouho jsem doufa, re pfece enom dosahneme shody
neb kompromsu Polskem Pc ceou dobu sveho pobytu
Pafiz uslova sem bych ppravl spolek ceskopoky
klade vzaemnych usupku, zaklade vzjemnych obeti
Poaci zusta vsak nesupni Navrhovao nam dvoj
nj otazky eSinske bud rozdelen podkade satistiky
ktera jest naproso nepravna neb rozhodnut hlasovnm
idu. Ze dvojiho za vyvo sem zlo mens Ponevadz
nj prve jest nam naproso neprjaene pral jsem pebsc
urcitych podminek Smsr na;i potky nezmsn
lee nezapomeneme, ze sme nskokrae prateky srdecns
nabize PoakGm ruku Re ruka polska neuehopa ruky
nasi,"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-04
RJEKA PROTESTUJE PROTI
Blockade.

Rim g. riina. = Narodni rada rjeka zaslala itaskemu
mnisterskemu predsedov Ttonimu drazny protest prot
blockade prohasue toto zbytecne opatreni zav
nuie meste nedostatek a hladoyeni !. -
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07
MAKE PLANS TO EXPEDITE GOAL
 DISTRIBUTION
Trying to Relieve Conges- tion On Railroad Lines
 aJ Pittsburgh

Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. 7-(By the Associated Press)-Offcials today at
 tempted to relieve congestion on the
 main and branch lines entering Pitts burgh by expediting the distribution of hundreds of cars of coal to those industries indicated by the govern ment Not only filled cars are re- sponsible for the congestion but emp ty cars are being shunted on to mine sidings as rapidly as possible in some parts of the Pittsburgh district, ac- cording to reports received here. Wagon and truck mines are said to ! be unusually active, also.
 Conflicting reports continue to come | from both the headquarters of the miners union and the operators. The coal operators declare that
 union miners are returning to work with surprising regularity and that two union mines on the Panhandle | railroad worked so per cent of ca pa city yesterday. These mines were said to be shipping out at the rate of 40 to 60 cars q day.
 Officials of district No. 5. United Mine Workers of America however, said that such was not the case in re- gard to union men returning to work. , They declared that not a single union 1 miner has gone back and reiterated that non-union men were Joining the strikers ranks.
 The domestic coal supply showed i such Q marked Improvement today that all apprehension of a shortage has been relieved. River stages continue high and are said to be in no small degree responsible for the change in the domestic supply sys- tenn.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07
NAVAL MILITIA CAN'T RECONCILE
 TWO RULINGS

f Former members Of the Connecticut i Maya! Militia, mee,ing Tuesday night, were at a loss to account for the TuI- { ing of the bureau of navigation, which
 was to the effect that they reverted
 to their rre-vvar status as members Of { the State Naval Militia immediately upon their reelase from the United States Naval Reserve Force. provided
 their enlistment in the Ssate Naval
 Militia took place less than three years previously.
 It was difficult for the men to rec
 oncile the ruling Of the bureau of nav
 igaton with the following statement
 appearing on the certificates releasing
 them from the navy: You are here by detached from such duty as you may now be performing; will pro ceed to your home, and regard your self relieved from active duty" They also potQte3 out that they were draw ing two months retainer pay each year as members Of the United States Naval Reserve Force and for that reason could not consistently be sub jet to orders Of the State Naval Mil itia.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07

fowls, eggs, grapes, lettuce, cows milk, watercress. honey and salads, (uncooked).
 "OId age," he says, 'fs largely caused by deposit in the blood yes sels and cells of the body Of waste matter. So, by adopting such a part Unitarian diet,- a man, however old, may become young again, because
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07

every cell in the body will be replaced by new young ce11s.''
 Dr. Oldheld considers that a nor nal person rightly fed should live from 90 to 105 years.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07
HOW TO LIVE FOREVER

London, Nov. 6-(By the Associat- ed Press)-Dr. Josiah OldfeId. known internationally as a physician and a writer, has published a prescription for keeping old age at bay.
 According to him 1t is not ques ton of an operation, but a daily disc. which includes dandelion leaves.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07
NEW LEAD.

Mabel Julienne Scott has returned to the screen and will appear oppo- site William Russell.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07
One Dinner Free
'uit Dessert for Six PeopLe
We Will Pay
Your Grocer for One Flavor if You '
 Will Try Two Others

This is offer to buy you this week JfyJe1 des- seEt for six people.
 Many housewives don't know what Jify Je means to them They know the oldstyle quick desserts. but not the new.
 JFy Je brings you rearut havors-not the artificial Each package bottle of fruit juice condensed
 We crush the real fruit and much of it. to flavor Jen dessert Jiffy-Je dainty filled with fruit Here you get reshruit delights. And get its health ful acids, needed every day.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-11-07

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
nnMCEpCNnC M M!f!.
=. WAGE MATTERS

The arbitration committee Of the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bIy met sith the various committees
II the s.uIldinE trades locals in the
headquarters Of thr structural iron
workers in the kurner building last
night. 49,.
1T present on n *trik" and il was Tor
,he purpose Of trying 10 reach settle
meat that tho assembly ar Nratton COM
mittrr met with the locals representa-
tiveS nv
Those present wrr" addressed by ".
D. Davihcc conriliat"r from the |. ).
dcna n,rnt Of labor Mr.. pnvidEc
used his good offices and citations az
experiences tn bring the matter nearer
to - "attlcmrnt.
Tho members ~ both committees had
nothing 70 give ont after tho meeting.
hut ali al:r""d that the prospects appear
moro favorable fnr adjust mont poSHcehN
lhr locals "nl tn" contractors
Tho building trades represented NJ
thr meeting wore tho plumbers. struc-
turaI iron workers. painters. sheet 0DAa1
workers and electrical workcnA ~-.-''-s -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
occ1tRREp SHORTLY
AFTER O'CLOCK LATE
YESTERDAY.
.rRoRNToN. APTEE Khb1EG OfAsH
. 49, waH Confessed TO HIS
y EMPLOYEES.
CORONER WYATT HOLDS NQohe1
AND PUTS CHARGE OF noH
DER AGAINST NAN.

: Charles Thornton (Negro>. proprietor
~. =, tho mos, notorious underworld
dives ever given prominenc" in IN" ONO
valley. late yesterday murdered william
Nr;sher. another colored man. Al tue
! rhorinton place. on Union street norm
xton. after shooting his victim III 'n''
Tbead with 80 caiio"r" reHo'F'r. &C
the deed before he lay the
smoking gnn aside.
y co-oner John r. Wyatt last night held
%er inquest nj I'll" "fhcH 81 Mayer WI
$ hcrt.on City building. and questioned
= So, ,colorct how. who wor" in the
Srbornton place when tho shooting oc-
( cu-rod. HI later preferred charg" "t
"a ,,,,,rdcr against Thornt"". IN" warrant
e+bc;ne issued in Squire Frank S. Masons
.,court.
y Thcre is considerable secrecy sur
rounding tho r-rme. 1t appearing that "'-
saAc;als arr Withholding considerable IN
. formation for the tim" being six VII
nnesacs were subpoenaed to testify AT tho
G;,ouest but only thr"" Of th"m were
ant on tho stand. Their testimony con-
: 1ic,ed greatly. Ono witness AT IN" IN
:. o,,est is said TO hav" told an entirely
? different story from the one told lmmr-
-. diately after the shooting
& The murder occurred AZ 81" @ CLOCK.
Ten minutes later Thornton was hchlno
!. the bars OF tho Bcll:ur" jnil. Officer
lame. Good hurried I" the place innc-
j. dtately after the act vas committed and
< took the gun from Thornt"n's hands
{. Chief Malone and Officer NeJ also went
SSto the place.
, When police officials told Thornton in
: tba mil that hc should hav" avoided the
.rirnc he broke down and w"pt. saying
Il M courd no, avoid IT, He said nc shot
= in ,seff-defcnse.
Fisher had hcrn carrying gun
Z throughout the day. according t" IN
( formation secured by the pnlic" several
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
SHADYSIDE

Mr.. and Mrs. Nrvill" Price and son.
Master Herman. AMI her sisters. MIS-
Hall and Mrs. Ross. visited relatives IN
MOundsvillc on Sunday.
Tho End"avor Society OF the frrsnf-
trrian church Will hav" IN" regular
business and social ~'r'ing THURSDAY
evening in th" church.
In compliment In tho Senior Class OF
Tho high srh""l VI which her hro'her'
Avery. is n member. Miss MHrl Lee on
t"riair"d tn" seniors and number or
other friends nj hrr homo nn West For
,fc,h street. ON Friday evening. OIL
Those who have not pal their pledges
on tho Arrncnian-Syrian Relief Fund
arr. asked tn do So Immediately. Tn"
County Committee is calling for the
money because ther" is urgent need IN
the work. Miss Bertha Jane Smith nj
the news stand is the local secretary
and payments should hr made to h"r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Metz and little
daughter Of Wheeling. were sunday
guests OF Mrs. John Bartrug OF Lincoln
avenue.
Miss Ethel Boston OF Pryor. Okla
hnma. is guest al tho home OF mr.
brother, Wilbur Boston ot Central
avenue.
Mrs G.. Frank Malin will be- hostess
To the Aid Society on Thursday even
ing. She will hc assisted by Mrs. Byron
Sutl1. .Irs. william Haswcll and hrs.
james Dubois.
John krity. boss nj the Short Crock
mine near Adena spent Sunday viii
his family al their home on North Lin
coin avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Kedward or
Uighlnnd avenue. expects to move TINS
week to WrllshurG. W. Va, 10 be near
nis work ut Golfers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Boyd. who recent
~ purchased tho Thompson property IN
East Th!rty-ciEhth street. will move 10
ihcir new home this week. Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Spirxl "f Central avenue
will OCCUPY the Boyd house on West
Thirtyninth street. ...'
The willing Workers OF tho Freshly
',rtian church. will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. James Lucllen OF
Lincoln avenue.
Several local members nf the l. g. ..
J.. lodge went 10 Martins Ferry. Sunday
afternoon, 10 attend an anniversary
service Of the order.
There will hc 4 meeting NJ tho teach
ere IF the Christian Bible school NJ the
church tomorrow evening at seven
school ar" asked 10 be present.
II amy one her" is interested in join
ing a class in Homo Hygiene and Di-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
AMBASSADOR PAGE
HAS LEFT HIS POST

ROME. April 2S.--Thomns nelson
pngc. tho American ambassador TO Italy.
has left Rom" for laris.
An Italian newspaper report from
Rome received by tn" Associated frcss
ArriI IL said that Ambassador Pagc hao
orrcrcd his resignation hccaus" h" had
been acquainted with President wilson
vicws on tho Italian claims. The state
mont vas authorized At III" state dcpnrt-
mcnt in Washington on that day. how
oyer. nero was no foundation for this
report.
/, was added that there had been va
riuus reports since the armiStlcc that
Ambassador I'aEc would resign soon TO
resume his. literary work. hu! opinion on
the part Of state department officials was
that whatever Ambassador Pages per-
sonal plans for the future might be. ne
would not consider rcsiGnlng at TINS
time,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
EBELLAIRE NEWS
,NNLL LIAM FISHER, C0LORE0 MAN.,
J Is MURDERED IN NOTORIOUS DIVE
At BELLARE BY CHAS, THORN TON

hours before the shooting. Several
persons had feared the murder. and
Mrs. Johnson colorcd. about 3 o'clock
called police headquarters and said
Fisher had - gun and was looking for
Thornton. II was stated that h" ap-
p"ared To he under the influence or
lIqGor.
Arthur Wctzcl. coiored. said that
while has was on his way to tho Thorn
ton pool room Ii" saw Fisher. who drew
a gun from his pocket. placed il in his
hand looked at il and replaced IT. wet
zol said hr proceeded on his way to
Thornton's place and Fisher came later.
lockrG. around and left. Fl" said Fisher
returned :, SECOND tim" and said he
wanted to sec Thornton.
James Murray also co!3red. who was
in charge OF the pool room for nc day.
went upstairs and told Thornton that
Fisher wanted to sor him. Murray re-
turned and took Il sea; in th" place. he
said. and Thornton came down and en-
tercd a room in front OF the pool room
. used az cigar stand. Fisher was in
:hcr" ard as Thornton opened the door
there was 4 srufrlc and the report OF a
gun was heard.
Arthur Wctzcl and Alder; Wood.
playing pool. halted their game. and
, w excl ~Tni 10 inc QDpT IN Inc pdTiI-
tinn. Hc said h" had been preceded by
Murray. Thornton was standing with
! blue steel "gat' in his hands with III"
smoke coming from tho barrel. and
! Fisher fell 10 tho floor. Murray asked
! Thornton what hr had done, and h" said
ne had shot Fisher.
Tho police soon camo upon tho scene
and Thornton was taken to Jail. Fisher
| was removed to tho Grafton morGue
with III" bullet wound in his head and
| bpsmearcd with blood. 4 pnstmort"m
! was hold late last night n IN" morEue.
Some time ago respectable colorrd
people of B"llair" presented tho city
! council with petition asking that the
! Thornton place hc closed because il
! was disgrace IL the city Of Bnllaire
, and was destroying the morals OF the
; young colorrd people OF the city. Coun-
! Gil hold a special "cnnfah." discussed
! tho matter. at which Councilman Nc
! t:lroy blamed Mayor Culbcrtsnn. and
! nothing over happened. Thornton said
ne would close his plac" and lraye
town Nc never did II. and tn" climax
! came with the murder. Thornton hns
| been in local courts for many oncnses.
and innumcrahle criminals have ben
| arrested in his place. He is a known
violator Of tho laws and tho opinion is
| tho place should have been cleaned. and
| certain officials arc being blamed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
n0lnnirt Smith

Tn" marriage Of Miss Bculah Smith.
prominent local young lady to Mr.
Albert }. DolQuitv. Of Minneapolis.
Mimi. occurred yesterday at tho par
sonagc Of Tic ST. I.Uke'S church Wheel
inS. The Rev. Birmingham performed
the ceremony in the presence Of imm"-
dIatr relatives. Following the .ccr"-
mnny dainty wedding dinner was
served after which the ncwly-weds left
on Il western honeymoon.
Miss Smith iS the accomplished
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. {. a. Smith.
Of Guernsey street. The groom until
recently managed the Wo0l~orth stor,.
in This city. He now holds the sam"
position in the Cleveland store Of tho
same company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
R4dpsport Briefs.

Tho Fratornal Order nj Eagles Of this
city will hold their regular T""kly
meeting IN their homo ON IN" Cadiz
p!kr Tonight
S4,vrrul offenders were given hearings
in Mayor JunkinS' court yesterday and
fined The usual amount on charges OF
drunkenness. 49,
Melvin Brady returned to this city
yesterday after spending Sunday with
his family AT RRrncsville. y.
T.. s. Farmer. OF Steub"nrillc has
hr"n in ihis place few days. during
the illness and death Of his mother.
Willinm Hubble. ono of the Nntiona!
officers IT tn" E1rhcrs l-nioni ATTENDED
the meeting Of thr local union in this
city last night
Miss Anna cha nllrr and Mrs. R"bcc-
ca nnudna. Of Flushing. were in this
city attending tho funeral OF their Sis
ter. Mrs. T. {. Farmer,
Several or tho members 81 the ElXs
lodge from this place were present at
thr meeting Of the order at Martins
Ferry inst night. ... =,
The local troop Of Boy Scouts will
hold an important meeting in tho Kirk
q nd Presbyterian church Friday even
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
.Gompers Resting Well
But Condition Serious

NEW YORK. APT. sS.-Samuel Comp
crs. president OF the American Feocr-
alton of Labor who was injured Fcs'el-
day when Broadway surfac" car col
lidrd with taXicab in which nc was
riding. was resting we'll tonight. &C
cording 10 II bulletin issued BY MS
physicians. and his condition was Sao
10 be Favorable"
The physicians added. however, that
because Of his years. his two fractnrco
ribs and other ;nJuri"s. may prove
serious" Mr.. Gompers is 60 years oio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Maccabees to Debate.

Tho next meeting Of the Knights OF
tho Maccnbc"s OF this city. which VIII
hc held in the rooms nf the Helnlcin
building on Friday evening Of this week
gives promise of hring an interesting
affair. and will n" doubt h" largely nj.
tended by the members feature ut
the evenings program will be debate.
IcsoIvcd. Thai tho League OF Nations
VIII r" n Rcncfit To tho United States.
The principals will u" Fr"d !. Fox and
George purly. affirmative. and william
Hrs$lcy and Louis Fortncy. negative.
All nf tho members who attend Inc
meeting have been asked to com" pre-
pared TO take an active part in tho gem
cral discussion OF this Question.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Robert Mcconnell Burns.

Yesterday morning at 1880 o'clock at
the home Of Mrs. W. B. Mcconnell. No.
35l3 Eofr street occurred the death or
Robert Mcconnell Burns, five months
old son Of D. 3. and Clara Mcconnell
Eurns Of Ashville. ". C. The mother
and child were visiting in the city when
the baby was taken ill. Arrangements
arc incomplete pending the arrival OF
the father from Ashville. .-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29

Funeral services for the late W. -.
Frank Market street tailor will be held
this afternoon, from the family nome
No. Is Maryland street, with Rev. H. =.
EDWARD. pastor Of Thompson 81. =.
church. in charge Interment will DC
uade nj Greenwood cemetery.
Mr.. FRANKIE died yesterday morning
at ! o'clock. of ailments incident due TO
his advanced years. his age being -.
He has been retired for several years
and for long period was in the tailor
ing business. He Is survived by wio-
ow. one daughter Miss Elva. and -FOUR
sons: William. Charles, Alfred ana
George.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Honor PunlR

Superintendent J. =. Nelson Of the
public schools. announced last night that
Miss Margaret RodewiE had the highest
average Of the graduating class Of the
high school for the four year term
which ends the coming month. Miss Ad-
clade wood had tho second highest
honors for tho four year. period. Both
Of these young ladies w:rl speak at the
commencement by vir'u" Of the honor
they acquired. Mauric" Marling and
Harold Wagner will also speak at the
commencement "xerci---. They having
attained the highest averages for the