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Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-04-19
FRECKLES


There's no longer the slightest need Of feeling
ashamed OF your frcckes, as Othire-dOuble
Strengths guaranteed to remove these homely
spots.
simply get OF Othine-doubls
strength--from your druggist, and apply a little
OF II night and morning and you should soon see
that even the worst freckles have begun TO dis
appear while the lighter ones have vanished en-
trey. II In seldom that more than one ounce
Is needed TO completely clear the skin and gain
. beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double strength othine,
Is this Is sold under guarantee OF money back
1t fails to remove freckles.--Adv.
The milk of human Kindness usually
tests 3.5 per cent or more.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-04-19

Some Cases. ~
Don't you believe it is better to
give than to receiver
Certainly, if it is advice or knocks"
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1919-04-19

Definite and Distinct.
Tommy, what's vacuum?"
"Why, Bill, it's somethin' with
othin' in it,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
THER TALKS WILL BE UNLIKE
AMY LIBERTY LOAN APPEALS
EVER HEARD IN
THIS CITY
Splendid Musical Program WIN Be Rem
dered-Court Theatre Orchestra

Splendid Musical Program WIN Be Rem
dered-Court Theatre Orchestra
TO Play
Ohio county's Liberty loan orSanZa-
tinn is marking time, pending the hr1nS
Of tho first big gun. in the Victory Drive
Th" gun will be- really fired and by sol
diers, too. for "Froedoms Fighting Six
each representing an ally of the United
States and each n hero many times. They
will speak at tho Court theatre Sunday
afternoon and their addresses Will DC
unlike any Liberty loan talks ever heard
in Wheeling. for they will be tales OF
actual experiences of six Of the biggest
heroes OF the world war. Their govern
mcnts have sent them to the United
States to help put the big loan across
and TO tell just exactly what the Amcri-
can bows who fought with them did.
~ Tho placc - Court theatre. Time 2
o'clock Sunday afternoon. Music IN
charge of Mrs. Flora Williams. with the
Court theatre orchestra playing. Ad-
mission free.
Word was received here yesterday
that Baird Mitchell. federal reserve rep
rsscntatirc. will have charge OF the con-
fcrrinS OF honor flags in Wheeling dis
trict. .
In addition to raising it's quota the
treasury department requires that at
least 10 percent Of tho population Of a
community under the 1910 census must
subscribe in order 10 win flag. A star
will be awarded each community that
exceeds its quota by 100 percent and an
additional star for each 100 percent
number of young women from
Wheeling High school havo been aiding
tn" local cnmmittc" very materially.
Kunz. Clara Isartcns Bella Appel. Mar
carot Kreb$ and Helen f1ading. These
Young women donate their services as
stcnoE piers and clerks.
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Cerc. Mr.. Samuel Reynolds and Mr.. j.
T. Murrrll: husscs MIR. c. X. Smith, Mr..
II. q. Eastwood. nr. Vim. Lnprr. Mr..
r. StcniinGrr and Mr.. Ray Fec; director.
!. T. M"rrrll: urgani$t, Ernest Springer.
Organ Prelude.
Chorus--"sins Aloud into God Our
Strength"
BARTON Solr-"For Christ Is Risen
From tho Dead. .....H II. q. East WOOD
Hymn No. 1856. by congregation
Proyrr.
Bass Solo-"Thcrcfnrc Ny Heart Is
Glad ..................r. *. smith
! Chorus-"Thou wilt Show he the
Path Of Life
Scripture Reading by Several Girls.
Contralto Snl"--"l'"r II We Relieve.
....... Mrs. il. &. Eastwood
Trio Soprano. Contralto and Tenor
10y Gomcth IN tn" Morning.
Mrs. Vim. Maur"r. Mrs. n. q.
East wood. Mr. J. T. Murrrll.
Sop p no. solo-"Tnc stone Which
the Builders Refused
Mrs. !. MacCullouGh
Chorus-"Lift Up Your i'ads Oh
You Gates
Short Sermon. $780,. 1850: Ry inc 1aS'oF
Roy. J. MacCuII"ugh.
Soprano Solo-"I Will EXtol Thrr"
....... Miss Mary KindlchrcGcr
Unison Chorus-"Thc Day Of Res
surcction."
Bass Solo-'Rchold Show You n
Mystery" -. -. -. Mr.. G. X. Sm'th
Chorus-"Christ the Lord Is Fiscn
Again"
Chorus-"Blcsscd &c the Lord God"
Hymn No. 1"7...... BY Congregation
Baptism.
Benediction.
Evening Program.
culinary VI H"''
Chorus--''Itastcr Day. .Iuninr Choir
Solo-"Cilad Easter" Helen Peterson
Announcements. Offering and Scrip
ture.
Chorus-"swell the Loud Trium-
plant SONG .......... Junior Choir
Ouartnt--Womcns Voices. Senior CHOIR
Chorus-"I:aStrr Bells Arc Praling'
"ullhi .il"''
Duet-'"The Sweetest Ever Heard"
.... A. Zimmerman and G.. Clousr
ChoruS-'Shout Ye Hills" Junior Choir
E,Response-"In the Evening .....
Senior Choir
Scrmon--By Rev. Jno. MacCullough.
Chcrus-"The Easter Light.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Junior Choir
Baptisrns.
Rcncdiction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
bELLA|RE MAN
SLA5HES THROAT 7.
WITH 1 RAZOR
Meek Burrts, who Made the Bash At
tempt to End BIS Life, La In o
Critical Condition.

Mock Brrris. of Bcllairc, attempted
suicide III the homo his uncle anout
eight miles cast of That city, yesterday
by slashing his ihrat with u razor re
g. Mt the Bcllairc hospital md VIII
likely die.
months ago for non-support on com
plant of his wife While in jail ne
was taken i'll and his wife, feeling sorry
for him secured his release. A few
days later. while on the road to re-
covery, Burris sncaked away from nome
going to Youngstown. There ne got
into trouble and was sent ~ Jail TOT
sixty days. He made his escape and
returned to Rcllairc.
Learning that Burris was IN hiding
Mt the home of his uncle Squire Mendcr
and Officer Dundee visited the uncle.s
home yesterday for tho purpose OF ar
resting him. Upon seeing the officers
Rurris stopped into the kitchen, e1-
claiming. You fellows are not going TO
arrest me!" following which he drew
razor from his pocket and slashed his
throat.
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Services were held in the Eoh street
temple last evening al 7;4a o'clock. me ne
l. A, Mischkind led the discussion.
Saturday morning services this morn.
ing at 1890 prompt: A seruonette will
be delivered by Rabbi Mischklnd. ScrV-
ices for the seventh day Of the Passover
will be held in the temple Sunday even,
ing at 7:45 O'Clock. facets and Flaws
will be the subject of the sermon. On
Monday morning at 1890 The Hope Of
tho World" will be the subject OF the
service,
Rev. Jacob Birmingham. y. D.. Rector.
Holy communion. = A. m: mornsn Ing
prayer. sermon and holy communion,
1890 n m; evening prayer and song
service ';'0 I T; g. Service
Observation-Disclosures, Happy Morn.
An 1IE ;; Our Passover ss Shilling
Reading Of First Lesson .;:; ,:;..,. W,
heading Of Second Lesson .:..;:
.............- DR.. Brlttinghaln
In rn1i'f n4 t 10. iii-chrtst the Lord
Is Risen Today.
commandments and Responses.
Sermon Hymn No. llS--Angeils Roll the
Scrmon-l:hrist Is Risen. The Rector
Offrrt nry--.ts 1t Pcgan to Dawn. Chaf1in
c c"nE"n lynn No ss5IBrcad Of the
World.
Gloria in Excclsis ......... Old Chant
Rcccssinnal Hymn No. l1o-Comc, fe
Faithful.
Postludn-Fhstcr March ..... Market
Evening Service, 1:30 p. m.
Preludc-Nocturne hes hngcS. Vincent
professional Hymn No. ITO.
Solo-JuSuS Lives Miss Hall
Psalter.
Gloria in Excclsis
Reading nf First Lesson. The Rector
CantRta Domino .............. Holden
Rcrnnd of second Lesson. Tho Rector
Deus MlSernautur ......... Such
Solo--The Lord Is Risen. Miss Seamon
Sermon Hymn No. ll2.
AddrcSS .... ne fcG.ot
Ofrcrtury--Sacred Cantata- Death and
Life .......... Shelley
Professional Hymn No. III.
northumberland ............. Gaul
Miss Nan smith. organist: Harry w.
Meyer, director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
CLA7OR RETURNS
WITH PRISONER
nike Mydek Deserts Wife Here and
Marries Again In Chicago-Ae4d
on Bigarny Charge.

Deputy Sheriff All rlaytor returned
YESTERDAY from Chicago with Mike J!
sick who is wanted in this state for de-
sertion- ~
Mike Mysick left this city about five
wears ago. DESERVING his wife and TWO
children. He went to Chicago whore ne
married again without the Formally OF
a divorce from his wife in Wheeling.
His whereabouts was unknown until
a few days ago. when he was known 10
PC in Chicago and Sheriff Haselnss
relf,xraphed the Chicago authorities 10
arrest Mysick and hold him until an
pfficcr could be sent for him.
: Mysick was put in the county jail
and will now face tho additional! charge
pf bigamy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
FREEDOMS FIGHTING SIX" TO Be BIG FEATURE
At VICTORY LOAN MEETING At COURT SUNDAY
A. DENNIS WILLIAMS

A. Dennis Williams, former state high
way commissioner and good road OK
pert was in the city for a few minutes
late last evening. departing for down
state points on the midnight train. He
is now tho president Of the Mason Coal
G. Miner Company Of Hartford, w. Va
and is now located at ParkcrsburI. rI1hc
company handles salt, coal, mine and
calciu UNI chloride and is enjoying a splen-
did business
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tor. At mo A. m. the Epworth League
will conduct a Sunrise Devotional ser
vice. The Easter program, Like
.Nlounding' wan Dykc) will bo given
At 7:45 the vested chorus. quartette
and soloists under the direction OF MT
Lyndalc ". Mctcalfc, organst and choir
matscr, will render the sacred cantata-
THE Life Everlasting" (Matthcws)
The soloists: Miss Eva A. ESerter So
prann; Miss Helen V. Dinger. contralto;
Mr. w. Howard Nesbitt. tenor: Mr.. Will
liam * Leach. basso. - cordial welcome
is extended Ia all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
LIB RTY BON D S
BOUGHT AND SOLD
FOR CASH
Room 308 Schmulbach
Building, Wheeling.
TWO RECRUITS LEAVE
FOR COLUMBUS

Two recruits for enlistment IN the
United States Army left yesterday at
noon for Columbus. Ohio via Hunting
ton. They were Harry Paul Lowe and
Herman C. Shuey both Of WellsburG.
The former has seen several months
service with the Aviation sectton with
the A. E. +. in France, while the latter
was stationed at various points in the
States, and before being discharged he
had attained the position Of Mess Ser
geant at Fort Monroe. Both enlisted
in the Coast Artillery for service in
the Philippine Islands. After being OK
amined at Columbus the men we'll he
sent 10 Camp Preside. San Francisco
and from there to the Isles as soon as
1000 men arc modified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
''CHRISTMAS KEOUGH'
BEHIND BARS AT LAST

CHICAGO. April 1s.-Ha1ry Harris
Harris. alias "ChriStmas KeouGh" whose
SyyIndl.uS Of jewelers. during the week
preceding Christmas day for several
years had earned him Il national police
record and his $obriquct. was found
guilty uf operating confidence game
hy Il jury which delih"rated but fly"
minutes. Harris refused to offer de-
Tense.
christmas keouch' had eluded IN"
police for several years until last
Christmas when he was arrested at
Pittsburgh.
lie IS said to have passed so many
forged travellers checks for 5000 each.
down against tho Canadian Funk of
Commerce. that institution 1t nne llfno
ceased issuing checks Of that d"nomina-
tinu He had n reputation Of operating
for one week. obtaining jewclry and
money in exchange for forged checks.
AFTERWARDS sojourninG in London. The
police credit him with obtaining nearly
$4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
First Baptist Church,

The Easter program for tho morning
service which will he held in tho First
Baptist church will he very beautiful
tantnta entitled. Easter raise. The
regular choir. consisting of the tho fol-
lowing members: Sopranos. Mrs. John
PiXlcr. Mrs John MacCullough. Mrs.
Vim. Maurcrshrdlu shrdlu bgkoj bgkj
Vim. Maurcr. Mrs. JOS. Herman. Mrs.
Jas f. Richards. Miss Mary Kindlc-
berger. Miss Flora Henry. and Miss
Lcatha Weaver: altos, Mrs. Sherwood
koehscn. Mrs. Claud Colvin, Mrs. Jess
Cerc Mrs. H. G. Eastwood. Mrs. Ham
ilton and Mrs. Wells; tenors. Mr. Carl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
SAILS FOR ENGLAND

George E. Moore. who recently TO
signed his position as night clerk al
the Windsor hotel, sailed from New
York yesterday for England for visit
to his sister who resides In London and
whom Mr.. Moore has not seen for
twenty-five years Mr.. Moore expects
to stay until the latter part Of summer
in the meantime making a tour OF Eng
land and Scotland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
EASTER SUNDAY
1T THE CHURCHES
Special Programs, Of Which Music VIII
be Feature, Have Been
Arranged
Second Presbyterian,


Special services have been arranged Tor
Faster Sunday at the Second Prcsoyter-
ian church. corner Of Market and Twcn-
tieth streets The pastor. Rev. Thomas
koontz. y. D.. will have charge Of tho
services. and com munion will be given
to the members. New members will be
received into the church at this time.
The choir consisting Of Miss Virginia
Hall, soprano: Mrs. Emily Sommervllle,
alto; Nj. John Acker tenor. and MI.
william Griffith, bass. will render tho
following program:
Frelu00 -....-.'-.. 49,. De$S>
Anthem Inflamm atus-Stabbat Mater.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Rossl
Miss Hail and Choir.
Offertory Duett-Why Wcepcst Thou:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Shelley
Solo, know That My Rcdeemer
Liveth-Mesdah ------..-...... HAND
Prelude NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Wagner
Evening Service.
Anthem-Kins Of Kings. ..... .stmper
Offrrtory-Christ the Passover. $3.50.
- 80 'AiA"o
Anther-Unbar Oh Morn Thy Gates ,
Produce .'..''' "oSn'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
IN TRIBUTE TO
LATE G. 0. NAGLE

Tho Chamber Of Commerce closed
vrs;crdoy from N o'clock in the morn
ing until noon as Iripu'c to the late
citv r,onnccr G. O. Narlr. who was
nr"mhrr Of III. board oc direction OF the
hfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
unfta,1on Church.

A special Easter service is to be held
Sunday morning at the First Unitarian
church. 1929 Eoff street The pastor.
Rev. Clara CooR Helvie, will take as
the subject for hcr sermon "A Modern
Resurrection The friends of Miss
Constautc Bcnte. of Pittsburgh. for
merly of Wheeling. will be glad to know
that they may hear her sing at this ser
vice. Miss Bcntc is the soloist and the
children Of the church will participate
in tho service. which will be at IL
O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19
COURT CorEIRMS SALE

dcrrec was Yesterday entered by
1udr. /, u. Snmmnrvillc Of prrt u. nt
Tho h circuit court in the case Of Eliza
beth Wilhelm w. Clara Wilhelm. infant
confirming tho sale OF certain property
Of The defendant.
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rourth Street services.

Easter Sunday will br appropriately
observed Mt tho Fourth street Methodist
Church. 1913 Chapline street. south OF
Twelfth. Clarence z. Allen. D. D.. pas
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Third Presbyterian

An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the Easter services to be held
in the Third Presbyterian church Sunday
morning and evening. Roy. J. p. Lyon
berger. pastor. will lead the services and
communion will be served TO the mcn-
bcrs.
The following program will be render
cd by tho vested choir:
Easter Morning
eludc--"Eastcr Fantastic Lombard
Chorus--"As 1t Began To Dawn.
Observation-Disclosures. }. W. Lenan
ChoruS-"tilOria" Twelfth Mass
.PhoIShhN :
Neutrality-suspicious., Transcription
.......Sc t-Wilhclmj
Mr.. Walter Nolcchck
lo;tludc-- "}iosanna" ......... Hartman
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Prorr.sSinna1--Dpu Isl ....... -Ashmall
,'hnruS"<--"Olivct /" Calvary" .Mounder
pffrrnt nry---Ni0lin. "ThniS" MasScnct
l'nStlud" ................. FaulkcS
Thr vested choir. under the direction
of Mr. Walter Nnlchck. Director and
Miss Bertha Rascl Organist. will render
IN" ahnv" programs. The personnel OF
the choir is:
SOprnnnns--
Mrs. Guy Brhst Miss Helen Frcdcr-
Mrs. Harry Hall ickS
MISC Mamie Steele Miss Ruth Morrison
Miss Glenn Fell Miss Ada carp
Miss Rhca Steele Miss Icona Robin
Miss I;ffir Earn son
BaSS-
Christian Eoitlc Earl MOrchcad
Guy &. BroSi
Altos
Mrs Elwood Frcd-Mrs. Chas. A. Bow
rricES crS
Mrs. Dclbcrt MurrinNGrs. Harry Murrin
Miss Mary 1l0tfmanMiss Rose Schcclc
TcnorS--
T.: y. II. Tr"dcrickSIvan Ra,clifc
EiwoOd Miner
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BUY WAR sAyIAGs STAMPS
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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A dull-kid Pump with.
covered Louis heel; ex-
tolling all the comfort and
style Of S. or 81 pumps;
reasonably, sen cam
sibly priced at %oo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-19

This comfortable white
washable kid Pump will
match dresses Of debut
tantes as well as women
who dress in white for
style and Aroo
comfort; @o'oo
Evening journal., 1919-08-02
Eastlake Real Estate
and Insurance Co.
Phone 1850. e.O0 Pine st.
For Sale

SHALLCROSS AVE. NEAR FRANKLIN.
rooms, bath. two porches. hot water
heat; possession.
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FARMS.
Harrington Del, 81 acres; Newark. lot
acres: Marshallton. 10 acres; Boxwood
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ON EAST 14TH STREET, IN 200 BLOCK
rooms and bath Price $500.

A suburban dwelling, containing nine rooms and bath,
situated within mile of Wilmington, trolley line Pos
session 80 days. Lot 50x240
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TAYLOR & KIRKWOO SITS.
rooms, bath and store Possessio
September 25.
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on EAST 17TH STREET IN 900 BLOC

brick dwelling in excellent condition, containing rooms
bath and new heater On lot 1890 Possession 80 days
$1,000.
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CLAYTON ST. NEAR SIXTH.
rooms, bath. porch. heat. gas and cleo
tric stationary tubs Possession in so days
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For Sale

FOR Odlo
big. semi detached home on West
Fourteenth street; not a fye-minute walk
from the DUPONT Building. Ten rooms
bath. three porches. hot water heat cement
cellar and gas and electric light. All mod
ern improvements
Near Twenty and Madison Sts.
seven rooms. bath. porch and heater. A
good cheap home for someone.
In the vicinity Of Fourth and Lincoln
SITS a modern six room house. A real
bargain.
Near Fourth ana Lombard SITS. a big
three-story brick dwelling, nine rooms,
bath and porch.
Near Broome St and Sballcross Ave.
seven rooms. bath, porch and heater This
property can be bought with small
amount Of cash
COLORED PEOPLE ATTENTION.
We have several houses that we can sell
you with n small amount OF cash. We have
some on dupont street Poplar street. Ben
nett street. East Eleventh street, etc. They
are all real bargains
40 PHONE CALLS ANSWERED IN
REGARDS TO THIS ADV.
]. Howard Gordon
9i5 Orange Street
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427 Il. THIRD ST
rooms. bath, severed. Rents for SO
Price $500.
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30 y. LINCOLN ST.
Z rooms, bath. two pOrches hot water
beat. laundry; possession in 30 days.
Evening journal., 1919-08-02

ON WEST NEAR STREET NINTH-Tyo handsome
dwellings, built exactly alike, that have been converted
into apartments and yielding splendid results grand
opportunity fora good investment Inquire at Office
for particulars.
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FOR SALE

ON SEVENTH STREET. NEAR POPLAR-3 story
brick house, rooms and bath House has just been
trely renovated throughout newly papered in every
Lot 15xS5. Possession at once. Price $4,000.
Evening journal., 1919-08-02

LINCOLN ST, NEAR GILPIN AVE.
Z rooms bath porch hot water heat;
immediate possession price s. 200
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on EAsT 24TH Street IN BOO BLoCK-s room

brick dwelling with excellent equipment in bathroom hand
front porch Easy terms Possession 80 days Price
$3.50
Evening journal., 1919-08-02

ON ADAMS STREET IN 200 BLOCK-3-story brick
and bath This property in very good condition.
price reasonable, terms easy. Possession at once.
Evening journal., 1919-08-02

ON SHALLCROSS AVENUE IN THE 900 BLOCK
story brick dwelling and BATH front porch and
all modern improvements. Possession 80 days
Evening journal., 1919-08-02

ON FOURTH STREET IN THE 800 BLOCK-Spen-
did three story brick dwelling, containing and BATH
in very good location Terms very easy possession 30
days.
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|MOUNDSV|LLE
NEWS
NEGRO FREED
AFTER TRIAL
BHHwooD NDo1o SUSPECTED OF
XAUP16AM MURDER DIE1GrSSED
BY JUSTICE.
witnesses called BY Defense Riddle
states TssttInony-NewB OF
MoundSvtl1e.

George Franklin. alias Big Boy.
alias High Tower" Benwood negro ar
rested on the charge Of implication in
the murder of Max Kaufman at Ben
wood on the night OF May IS. was dis
rntssed from custody yesterday In a
hearing before Squire Paul Retdel. or
Benwood.
". W. johnson. also colored. was the
principal witness for the defense. and
it was upon his voluntary testimony
that Franklin was arrested. His testi-
rnony al the hearing. however. was rid
died by witnesses presented by the de-
Tense, showing that Johnson was not
altogether reliable in his statements.
II was on the motion Of Prosecuting
Attorney J. D. Parriott, OF Moundsviile'
that the defendant was dismissed. At
torneys J. Howard Holt and Martin
Brown appeared for the defense.
Johnson's story was that on the nigne
, Of the murder Franklin came 10 MS
homo in Benwood and asked for some
soep, saying he had just come in on a
freight train and wanted to wash be-
fnrn 1oipE into Wheeling. johnson
,aid that Sonae time later the DEFENDANT
foid him In wheeling that he was I'M
plieated in the murder OF Kaufman and
that a man named Mike, foreigner did
the shooting. johnson said that Frank.
lin was not certain where MNe mao
rome, but probably into Ohio .
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SHOPMEN IN
LABOR DAY PARADE

A meeting Of the employees OF the
Baltimore 6 Ohio shops was held last
evening and arrangements were COM
pleted for their appearance in the Labor
Day parade to he held at Wheeling next
Monday. Grand marshal Of the railroad
men will be J. J. Reaney. while the fol-
lowing will be captains of the various
crafts: II. P. Schultz. machinist: J.
Rickett. labor; T. Arnold. boiler makers:
C. W. Shields. car men; l.. Dean. sheet
metal workers; II. West electricians
and H. Costello. blacksmith.
The men will be at Eighteenth and
Market streets Monday morning at 8
o'clock. betvaan tina b & O, and the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad. The
McMechen band Of twenty pieces will
lead the shopmen. After forming at
Eighteenth street the men will march
to Fifteenth and Eoff streets. where
they will be a part Of the Fourth divi-
sion. It Is compulsory that every en-
ploye Of tho B. & o. shops turn out
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FEEDING THE EYES Big
CAUSE OF H. C. OF |

CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.-To consider
able extent. feeding tho eyes instead OF
the stomach is responsible for the hlSh
cost of living, according 10 authorizes
here in the milling and grain trade
They cite the fact that rye flour Is S2a5
a barrel cheaper than white flour. al
though, except for looks. IN" rye flour
is equally good or better MS food.
Unusual chcapncss of ~" flour at this
time is ascribcd TO two cause.-the stop
page Of whiskcy distilling and the sub
stitution Of white bread for rye bread by
thousands OF workinEmcn. who. until tn"
era Of high wages. used rye bread as a
rule,
II 10 said also ny the milling experts
that so far as known her" thetnitHd
States government is purchasing only
white flour for shipment I" Europe. not
outstanding that IN" bulk Of tn" popu-
Iation acr,ss the Atlantic is far moro &C
customed II rye bread than white.