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The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
BY CARL W. ACKERMAN.
Washington Herald-PubIic Ledger
Service, Special Cable DispatchO

London, Aug. 11.-Excerpts from
the most important parts of two
confidential Sinn Fein reports on
trade, commerce and local govern
ment written by acting cabinet
members of the Irish Republic, re-
veal how Sim Fein controls county
and rural district councils. They
show how the Sim Fein is build
ing up foreign commerce and they
will interest American business
men because they reveal that the
United States Shipping Board has
been in touch with Sim Fein rep
resentatives in America and that
the Irish overseas shipping and
trading company is an organization
owned. controlled and directed by
the Irish Republic.
When one travels in Ireland to-
day one hears everywhere of ef-
forts the Sim Fein are making to
build up commerce with ireland.
One Of the reports published today
tells the inside story by the Irish
minister of trade and commerce
himself. Nothing more authentic
than this could possibly be pre-
pared, because what 1 am quoting
from Is a Photographic reproduction
OF the Ntypewritten report of the
minister submitted at the recent
secret session of the Dali Eireann,
the Irish parliament, in Dublin.
"snfeguard Republican Majority,
An interesting point about the re-
port of the minister of local gov
eminent is his order to local coun-
ellis to Safeguard the Republican
majority" by compelling all MEM
bers to submit their designations on
blanks prepared at the time of
their election but undated, which
can then be accepted at any time
the Dali wishes to get rid of a man
who is not Republican enough in
his sympathies. By this method of
control, Republican majority can
always be assured.
The report on the department of
trade and commerce states:
EARLY in November a conference
representing farmers and COOP
erative societies was held in Wa
terford. 1t was decided to estab-
lish in that city a big factory.
drawing supplies from Counties
Waterford. Kilkenny, Cork, LINER
ick, Queens, and Carlow. The idea
which was originally entertained,
and which I outlined to the Dali
a year ago, was that we should
endeavor to establish over the
country series of small factories
like that in Waterford, each draw
ing its supplies from a single coun-
ty area. On more mature consid- |
Grafton, however, that plan was
adopted in favor of one aiming at |
having only two or three big fac |
tories in the whole of Ireland.
The Waterford project is now |
fairly under way. One hundred and |
thirty-six pounds has already been |
and capital is steadily |
coming in. A frst-class site with /
water frontage and a railway run-
ming through 1t has been secured. !
In less than year from now the /
factory will be in full working or
der. Organization of this society
Is certainly one of the most i'm
portant Industrial developments
that have taken place in Ireland
Tor long time. Not only will en-
ployment be given to upward Of
1000 people, but the basis will be
provided for further development
n the matter of tanning, margarine
manufacture Of glue, etc.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
HAROLDB WRIGHT
TAKES SECOND BRIDE

Los Angeles, Calf. Aug. IL
Harold Bell Wright, the novelist.
and Mrs. .Winifreda Mary Porter
Duncan, Of Los Angeles, were mar
ried IN San Diego last Thursday, it
has just been announced.
Mr. Wright recently obtained a di-
vorce in Arizona from his first wife.
who was Miss Frances E. Long. of
Buffalo. They were married in 1899,
when he was an obscure preacher in
Kansas. The allegation in his suit
for divorce was mental cruelty
His second wife is a diyorcee. She
gave her age as thirty-five and the
novelist gave his as forty-six.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
Government Makes Loan
To Build Up Railway

The Interstate Commerce Com
mission yesterday approved a gov
ernment loan of Sl,l25. 900 to the
Delaware and Hudson company 10
aid the railroad in making sddi-
tions and betterments 20 promote
the movement Of freight
The carrier is required TO raise
an equal amount from other
sources.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
DEFEAT SUFFRAGE"
TAR HEELS PLEA
TO TENNESSEEANS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
spect the wishes of their constitu-
encies. A number of those signing
the petition. had been listed at
surage headquarters as sure to vote
for ratification.
Not more than 113 members have
answered any roll call of the house
to date.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
Largest Sugar Shipment Arrives.

Memphis, Tenn, Aug. 11.-Mil-
lions of pounds of sugar, the larg-
est amount of sweetening ever re-
ceived here in one shipment, arrived
here today aboard five river barges.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
Sim Feiners Plan Trade Relations
And Build Numerous Steamship Lines
10 Compete WHh World Wide Commerce

and there will be a beneficial re-
action on agriculture, since farm
ers will be encouraged to fatten
their beasts rather than sell them
as steers.
We have now consuls in New
York, Paris. Berne, Genoa and
Buenos Aires who have been active
in putting before the merchants and
man"*s cturers of the countries in
whiL> they are stationed the posi-
bilities of Ireland as a market and
source of supplies. In America. Mr..
Fawsitt has done excellent service
in connection with the direct ship
ping. He has kept in close touch
with the United States Shipping
Board and has taken care that Ire
land was not forgotten. To his ef-
forts may be ascribed the fact that
in fixing routes for two new lines
which will commence operation
next year, namely, New York Bre-
men and Boston-Bremen, it has
been decided that these ships. of
which thirteen have been chartered
for the service. will in all cases call
at Queenstown on the eastward
journey.
shipping Company Organized.
Towards the end of February the
Irish Overseas Shipping Company
was established for the purpose of
doing work which could not be
openly done by this department in
existing circumstances, and also for
the purpose of helping to collect
cargo for AmericanI ships which
were then leaving Dublin in ballast.
The company has been able to cor
freely with our consuls.
whose reports pass as letters to a
business firm seeking information
about trade conditions abroad. 1t
has also made all necessary in
quiries from the British board of
trade for the department and from
European consuls who would have
been reluctant to hold communica-
rion direct with a department of the
Dahl"
Copyright, 1920. by Public Ledger Col
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
Art NeedIeuDork Salon

: Final clearance sale of odds and ends
of summer stamped arteles, finished models,
etc. For quick clearance, IA regular price.
The Washington herald., 1920-08-12
ASPIRIN

Name 'Bayer" on Genuine
Vorbote. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1874-1924, 1920-01-07
&nmmer $50.

9ebril aus bltnbert aebler besriibt
ibn. p3orion freiloiIen!" = ssbt
idoltert Dor Oieien flamll1enoen au-
gen. Dor ben @aB lrno 8abntpis
atrnenOen Sippen, Dor oieIen buna.
rigen piitenoen Y}eni6enleibern. ST.
lpeidt baitis 5uriif.
Sehlter Gag.
Sic liegen Oa pie Solsflose. Sic
limo nidt tmItmoe, einen Singer ait
riibren. Sic Itorren alltomotiit,
an Die 9efe ltn9elpobnlide Stiue
eritredt Die 8drter. Sinh Tie et.pa
gelt6rben? Sic el1fen nit ooritd,tia
lpahenNen Sliden fineilt, oen Cir,
riegel feltbalteno. Wcine Serren ="
"SoIIet 3orion frei t6nt elm ee
oomptfcr lpGnerliher Shrei etrmii
ttg ent9egen.
Ser Serr GOriteber aibt iern gb-
renport, OoB 3orjon ireitommt :"
rVfag er i'm ltns 5eigen! Eir mol
len ihl ouf DEM Sof iebenl 6rei
lm1ergebeno." Gie NGrter Der,
l6uinoen. @esen slbenS fonflnen lie
mieDer Nlm entitr0mt oen ae
qlloltenL erid0pften aeblcn Elm lang
geOebntes St0buen, Die leste aIoae
iterbenoer Mortprer. ,@orun NOR.
tert ibr lms? 8orlm peioet ifr eudi
an uns? 3crtriinlmcrt Die Mouern,
Oenn mir eritiGen -. Gin GisbloI
liegt alf lnlerer grlitl Suit @a5l;
linn erfobt unsl 9tettung @o6n
iinn!"
giner ser 9lufieber beigt itd) iibcr
lie lno fliiItert: nslber 1neine Serren.
mir tonnen cud 3orion ia nidjt aei-
gen, Scnn 3orian lit 9citer1l ge,
ltorben.
(9lus ben 4olnii6en bon Steianio
0Ol0cnring).
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gtudJ luuaeu mir tGmpicu.
Son Sm q II Surgeniefi.

8eld QerinQfiiQigc &leini1tcit
bermag ood 5ltpcilen eincn Men.
l6en DGlliQ um5llItiH1men!
Sief IN @ebonfen oerloren ging i'd
emit ouf Der 2anoitraBe.
9riidenoe Slbnllngcn loItetcn oui
meincr 8rult; Wtlltloiigfeit botte Iid
meiner ben1a6tigt.
SSSt erbOb Sen &opi Gor mir,
5miifen spei Hei6en bober SoppeIn
lief ser @eg i6nurgeraoe in oie Ser
ne.
llnb Doriiber bin, iiber eben Oieien
@eg, etlpa 5eGn Sfritte Dor mir,
bon Der bellen Come goIOi9 INIT
itrohlt, biipft I'M 86niennrId cine
Spobenfonilie, 10 rcdt fef, Der.
gnitgt uno ltnbeiorgt.
9eIonbers elmer bon ser Sdar
plunplte nit 10 oernegenen Guer-
ipriin9en eillber, blobte lem -&r0pf-
den lno 5rdtiderte 10 frob, gerooe
,alS ibere Ct ltd Tim felnen 3meifel!
Gin Selo = 3oQ fir 3oa!
llnb unterbeiien freiite bod ant
Sin1n1el ein Sohift, ser nielleiht Qe-
robe Die 9eitimml,ng botte, oieIen
SelOen auf5ufreiien.
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Sas SicS pum Strlrmupscl.
Bun &c q rim g o rfi.

lleber Der grauen @bene oes Otes
res treibt Der 8ino Die @oIfen 5lt.
lanlnen. 3niifen 8olfen uno
Uteer Ourdidneioet itol5 Der Sturm
nogel, elnem i9uor5en 9lise 9leid,
Die 2itfte.
SalO ltretft er Die @olfen nit benz
Slilgel, balO IaneIt er tpie ein 9feil
81 Oen 8olfen empor, lalt freild1t er
allf, llnb Die 8olfelt pernebmeu Die
Sreuoe in bem fiibnen S6rei Ses
8ogels.
9lus bieiem S1rei bernilnn1t mon
Die Sebnildt nad Dem Sturm Sic
&roft bes 3orites, Der 2etoeni6oft
Slanune u,1o oes. Sieges @erpibbeit
bOren oie 8olfen in oieiem Sdrei.
Die Ytouen itobnen Dor oeni
Stl,rm = itobnenO flattern iie iiber
Dem Meere ltno modlten tire AngIt
Dor Dem Stlirm ii, Der Siefe oes W6ec
res uerbergen.
glud Die Sollder It0bnelt. llnbcs
funrt lit ibnen Der 6enuB oes Sc.
benstalnpies; tie fiirdten bie orob
lenOen 9onnerl6lGge.
Ser olunme lSinguin perbirgt
angltlid Ben fetten &orper IN Sen
Sellen
9lbcr oer itoI3e Sturnlpoeei
l6nellt fiibn lnlo frei oabin iiber Oenl
idalnlenben Wcer!
SIMMER tiefer iirfen Oie finIteren
@olfen iiber oas 0teer, lno Die @o.
gen iingen unO itreben brallieno Dem
Gonner entgegell.
Ger Ionner or0talt. @ilb ld1ll-
memo ltoGneu Die @euen l,no ringcn
nit Dem 8inb. Vtit felter llmar
nllnQ erfoBt er Ben 8ogenberg, III
wiloem Corn i6leuoert er i'm gegen
Die Sellen an benen Die inarogb
griinen Woiien IN Staub unoSdaunl
5erid)eqer.
Ser Stlrlnpogel i6nellt lhreienO
Ourh bic Suit, einem iGnar5en 9liG
glciGcno, Our6idneioet er pfeilidneQ
Die @olfen lu0 itreift nit Den Sill
gem Sen meiBen S6olm bon oel
@eQen.
8ie elm IGmon, Elm idipor5er ltol
ser Canon oes Sturlnes i6pebt er
0abin er ladt luto Gb5t lleher
Die gSolfen ladt cr, ,mo er, ipeinet
Dor 6reuOe
9lus Dem 3orne Oes 0onners bot
er : Ser feinfiibli9e Cannon -
: lGngIt Sic Y}iioigfeit Dernolnrner
ME f0nnen Die Oiiitern 8olfen sic
Some perbergen nein, niemals ite
oerordgen.
Ser Stl,rn >beult Der Conner
fro6t Wtit blauer Slon1nne looern
Die @olfenitaren iiber Dem obgruno-
tiefen Wteer. 9as Wfeer fGn1gt bic
Efeilc Der 8lise ol,f llnD loi6t lie in
ieiner Giefe aus. 8Iei6 Seueri9lol,
gen perienft lid Der 8ioeridein ser
9libc ms 0teer lnb bobrt itd) tiefer
uno tiefer, Bis ct gang peri6punoen
lit.
Ser gturmiuilo, solo miro er
nilo tobenl"
Ser Sturmbogel elf itoI5 6urG
oie 2iitte, busdidneioet Die 8Iise
ltlto idluebt iiber ben1 briiIlenbeu
gteer Gin 8ropbet 0es Sieges lit
er ltno i6reit:
SIMMER lpiloer !ahe Der SturnI1
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fellleiter. s(uf oeren boditem 8ipfel
iteben Die 8rinaten (Oer Menid, Die
4ffen uno Sal6affelO, ferner Die
Hallbtiere, ein Siel Ser Suftiere ltnO
Der itbrigen Na5entolien. Gin meiter
abltano ibeint Oieie perniinftiglte1
Otonmallen bon ben nieoeren 3pttens
tieren, Oen 8ellteltiercn lmO Wono=
tremen Su trennen; bei Oieien lebte~
ren feblt nod Die bobc q'!antitatlpe
uno qualitative 9lusbilOung bes
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Is Gents.)

SD lab mir oos an i6iittelte mid,
Dor Saden = llno alIgen5IidIid) lpa,
rem Die tritben @eoanfen perflogen:
SD filhlte pie0er 0tut, @ioerItonos.
traft llnO 9ebensluIt.
ytag oo6 audi iiber meinem Saup,
te elm Sobidt freiien
9to6 poIlen mir fampfen = Geu-
fel audi
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It WI SSEN wISSEN IST MACHT

ter lag im 9ett. Sd itiir5te -eridro-
dcn ouf iie 5u.
~@amanila mas lit Sir? 8as
feblt Sir? @arltm peinIt ou?"
Utcine Itutter ontlpprtete leilc, es
Teble ibr ri6ts, mr Iie niiiie peinelL
lin lt6 Oas 9er5 5l1 crlei6tern
Wfandnol pcinc es lich BON ieIbIt,
ehnt 8rllno
S6 licB mid auf Den 9ettrono
nleoer, llobm lire Sano uno pluli=
Serte nit ibr iiber glei6giiltige Gin.
&c, oanlit lic lid Elm uenig aufbeitere
unO Die triibcn Gcoallfen pergeiie.
9lber pl0blid bruh meine Muttcr
0Gs @elparf) ab uno iagte: vMei1
SllngdelL if) UiQ Dir etlpas er5Gf
len. ltein sUtoiele las mir aus ser
3eltltng Dor, mie elm, @raf auf ser
StroBe perlln9liift mar rnO Na3
NInt aus Ieinen @ruOen in Str0men
f!pB. ST lag alein llno teip Meui6
fnm ifnl 5u Silfe F.. Gos @lr; rall,l
limo ram. Gn0li6 fam eir Rorlt,
Oo6 tonnte er inn nidt belfen. ga
bortc man Gin pluto noben Ger
fremOe Wtam gob oent Gbauficur Elm
3eiden lno bat i'm, ben @erlm9lilG
ten mit5unebmen uno ms &ronfens
bars 81 fiibren. slls a6er ser Gbauf=
feur ben blutiiberitrGlnten Wonn onl
9ooen liegen iob, fllbr er meiter, neil
or Ieln SolIter nicht nit Glut Belle
den mollte SSn5miiden floB bos
leste Shlt aus Oeu @un0en ocs Ser
unglitdten lnO er ltarb in einlamer
9ta6t auf Ser StraBe.
g}un OerItanO id, spesbalb meme
0}ntter ipeinte. I'm lie 5u berllbi-
gen, io9te id, Oob nidt olles lpoGr
iel mas in Den 3eitungen ltonb.
SD molte nidt, DoB lie Sen lebterl
glouben an bic @es.nI4beit perIiere!
0teiner @}utter SGnoe iino sart
ltno peiB, ober wenn iie lie ausItredt
5ittern tie, neil Iie 10 it)pere Saiten
tragen muBten. Die Singer iin6 Of
lie &inge. @enn Tie meinen &opf
berilbren unb mein Soor Itrei6ein,
ga b0tte if Die eOcllteu Saiten uno
neiditen S0ne aus meinem 6er3en
reiBen nogen, ltm lie 5u einem Sling
5l fledte1 l1t6 i'm an ibren Singer
ju lteden
Wancbnol lebne ih meinen &opf
an ibrel1 &opf. @enn i6 ibre S1noe
titblc, lteigt cine S6ant in mir ol,i,
oenn troB meiner iun9en Sabre ilr
mein Saar IpGrlih. 0o6 meilte Wtuta
fer tut, ols benerfte lie es nidt uno
rebet leiie bon Oergangenen SSSabren.
Gin bcinlli6es 8efiih[ tGlt mid
5uriif, tie 5u bitten, oaB Tie mir mie
emit SieOer Doriinge =. Seit Sobren
iebne id mid, lie 5u b0rerL ieit Sab-
ren iude td tie bel fremben Ofiittern,
Die lire &inoer IN armen Stiibden in
Den Sdlof iingen slber pergebli6 !.
gs iin0 ni6t bieleIbenl
Wtan6n1ol iu6e td lie IN Sen 9lus
gen l60ncr 0tGb6en, 0ie on Cont
merotenoer m Oen Saltptltrnben Ser
Stoot lpo5leren gebe11, it6 iu6e lie
bel ilrngen, blaiien &inoern, nit
Idnlolen 8clidltern uno tiefen ounf=
len 9lu9cn mQbrenO lie iiber Die ers
iten H1tiel oieier @eit nadOenfen
1nlo ibre unihulOigen 9lugen 5uln
Simncf erbeben unO IN Sen Sternen
ibr 8littf iufen Sd iude lie in
ben grobcn SGnOen Ser g(rbeiter, sic,
ben Sdlaf IN Oen 9lugen morgens
nod Oen 6abrifen rennen, lpdbreno
Ser Nebcl nod iiber ser Stoot licgt.
Sd Iebe lie uno fam lie ni6t fin0en
slber id fiifIe Iie in Ser 6erne.
Gin ein5iges Wtal nod m0dte i6
lie bon mciner Otuttcr 6Greu, Elm
Deal Mil i6 lie nod Oarlm bitten
id fitr6te MIR, eS ,f0tnte 5l1 ipGt mcr-
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Gbieasp,

Gbronemo Die mir bel oen criteren
.ontrcffen; uno oo6 lillb nod ale
3inii6enltufen 5nii6en oen crlteren
mo lebteren nod5ulpeilen. 9ie aG-
mablihe Nusbiloung oe5 @rpb6ir15
ltno leines miGtiglten Seilcs, oeS
Ebronema, fono i1ncrfolb Ger Ser
tior5eit itatt, oeren 2dnge Jest bon
man6en 8eologen allf 12-15 (nlin-
items ober 3-5) MiQionen Sabre &C.
i6abt miro. (5ortieBuns folst.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30
LITTLETON

~ and Mrs. Gcore" Garrison spent
Sunday With friends n Glov"E3 LAY
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Howard nay" IT,, IT,.
turned horne after two weeks S''N
With relatives In CLEVELAND, ,,,o,,r
,r ar .on toward OF MAnnInsrou ar"
%tst,inE friends her" for few days.
0n,te a number from this plac" a.
tended tho bail gam" IN Hi"V"S zap
'" Mr.. and Mrs Guy Mosk"y lGft =: Non No
day for thor HON" in li'37 w|"a alter "
short visit here with relatiVrs.
chalmers Dunbar i"f' McnIn1yy , esT,
ming for Now York wher" lie VIII WISH
The Misses D"vin"s nf Hundred sl"a'
,br week cnd here with Gnyle N""''-
S0; Mrs .1an"s Wise u Fa'rm@1nt IS
,nend,nr a few days her" with irien1s.
Mr. and Mrs l.. J. Ndcn Of M"Hnas-
,.,;In ."cnt sunday here with friends
Miss Cecilia Farrell has returned
home after II short visit with relative"
|" 1 W %s' sprarg. who is emrrov"n a.
Warrington. spent Sunday here win
hi; M family alE Mrs. james 1rrss,u, and
,.nitIy have returned HON" af'"r n 70"
DAYS visit with relative" IN i'H"
Miss Aria Nay. who has h"en attend
,,x srh"6I A. West Liberty. has re-
t0s Mr and Mrs II T!xeuheuEh Of
p,ttrhurgh ar" spending n Few GANS
h" Tr, "'lh ,n r".'i NSr.s is spending row
d.ys with friends in MrNlrch"r.
Mrs White YoTSI arrn' FIR. win
rr,rnls IA Hundred.
Nj I.nure or, who has h""n A.
tending school II W"s; I"h"r,V' ms
ro,,Tiroi y Rradl~v hnS returned hurUa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-30

WIZ WITT Mrs v. crow. Of Wo!!sou-E.
Miss Mlldrnd Lawrence. Of Indiana;
"a, = The cues. Of Misses cara an"
Mr and Mrs. Cly1" ErNSrh arc tnS
guess 81 Mr.. and Mrs. liar irYson
or Grant avenue.
Miss Vtrstuia Ronar. OF cedar avenue
IS Thu su"s; OF Miss Helen Hart. OF
Mr.. Charles Querock has returned to
Ac- H1r.n u. Paris. Ill. alto" v'S":nS
Ms fdcar Rryson. &C Grant av"Hv'.
Master Willard N!.'r. Of t"T'a a''-
nue. e. Is t ETT"o'E WcVqv who has hs"n VS.
ring h.r prr"ntS Mr. md Mrs }. ".
,;",Irts vi Third street. Will :" 70,
Mr.. md Mrs. JOHN L's'Cn. Mr and
Mrs T. " lUn"r'nan and daughter
Na:,v Leo. have returned hom" 49,
two wcrK's v.si, with fri"ads IN Clcv"-
Misses villa and Lois LanthorH. wNo
hayn bee, Tho gucs. ~ Mr.. and Mrs
pcI'r;es. az Glendale. have returned u
Their home NJ Euckhnnnon
James l.. Ro@ar. Of Cedar avenue. H1S
-etur9cd f-or S,"uhcnville. wN'r" II"
W. q. " TIll a"1 daurh,"r LILLIAN;
Of CynrcsS avenue. are N" guests "
friends ~ CadiE. ,,.
Ms Mar Lockwood ard son BohH'",
Of B'~ch avenue have returned from
Washington. Ia. wa'rr they Ns't"H
M.ey r.r,n Allen. GauEh'o~ Of Mr.
a.N Frs Frank A%oG., Z Fo"E. hI4s",
hal h.~ .ar~,'S rn"Ir"rI ~ ira iil"Nbh"
hoeu.'al. y.s'"rGay afternoon
Nrs e r WarricE has returned -
Nor homo IN RorH"Sv!,'". -. after bong
here - attend the funeral OF her SIS
to-. Mus Wiley Ernns. w., ,,..,,,,r
rnFrruni their homes IN
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OFFICIAL CALL
For Macs W7glEter!.l Convention 70
Re yield In Each Maptstortal Dis
trtct Throughout tho County
or ohio.

To thu Republican voters ot ONO county
Thc ONO county Rnruh'.onn Ex"cG-
TIC oommitt"" directs Tint :" nn ':S
,lax's:cr!al ccn"e ition nc E-!t IN car"
II the MA R!stnr!al districts throughort
ohio r2uot% v Va; On ,,,, TNcsH i%5t '' -,
100 o'r,rck r. NJ, sa'H convention I"
rcn1n'u cpon 40 haif hour from IA"
aLo,c stated time for Il" purroF" - Ar,
uo.nt!nr ~ clr-'!ni, deicEN''s I" rit"r'
Z Republican state convention ~ DC
hold IN tho city az Wheeling. county 81
OHIO. state o. West virginia, on the i2tA
ia IF AuaUr'. 1i20, ~ lh:cH Il. m. 10
transact the following business;
T. formulate and promu!taI" s'at"
platform.
To dominate Republican "anGiGa: -
.or pres.dsrtial electors nj lnrEc and roy
fac each congressional d!str!c;.
To nominate candidate 20" Judge
~ tho Supreme Court 81 A97cN!s
And fer tho further rrrro"" of hn,
noin,irE W r!"ct'nG delegates To n.t"rd
y Rrputl'can judicial convcnton 81 lAr
I-,r.t Ind!c!al district Of West V!rEin!H
h L.. kcld IN tho city q: Wh"rE"E, on 10
count" v Va. on Tuesday, August IT,
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SISTERSVlLLE

Mrs W l.. KNAPP has as her gI"T's,
Mrs W. T. Row.ck md dnHTh'"rS Helen
nnd Th"lma. Of Martins Ferry. o.
Mrs Homer WlIsoa II F"nairc. WI"
was called hero ~ III" death ~ her
father. Harrison LtSht"er. has rc'uTH""
home. -.
Harry S:anberry. c!vN enEineer, who
has been II q blood poisoning. Is I'm,
proving and VII! D" NIL" - DC out =" =
few day..
Mrs, {. n Turr"y and SOP Merton; n" >,
OM1ulr"e. ar" he E4"$,S OF nrT par
LLOYD Gregg. Of me o~icc, ~ the We
81 ON company. wHe n hus!n"sT visitor
W-4dresd7r "a Whc"!iuK
Mrs. . -. HI del'rh'f'I.'v "n."r
ta'nel Tuesday afternoon A. I IH"'"
7nr-v n, her home OF Ml!r +'r""'. - =
cou~,csv - 3r-s G. n C"-eSr'"r" nnl
Mrs. W. IT. AsH'n. horh = Tulsa. OK
A5olt ~ g""atF attended IN" "hH,r
which wr- Wrought 20 clos" br 'N'
s,,r, - - ~ c'cr.-' 'I-cNC0N
N.,s }; -. 2'r'.. ~. - 'k-0n -.
VINO has been the guest Of her sister.
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CHARTERS ISSUED

Charleston. W Va. July 29.-'hHr-
t"rs have been issued by he secretary
Il .'ar" 70 tho following corporIt!onS:
&mof"lHss Coal Securities Co.. New
y, rk. capital stock 100000: nc. Tp,m-
r,,.r;. = y. Davis. D. " Brown. j. +.
iiari.as nr. and Gas company,
Charleston capital stock Eltn,'!', m
corrurat,rs l.. y. EcEois, w. !. Lively
v. a Merritt, A. '. Johnson. / Lane j.
II Schw"nder. {. e. Goettman. W. L.
BARNARD ,oai 90. Kingwoot; capital
stock. $4,000, inCcrporatocs, ". 9. Bar-
rard. l.. l.. Rc.rcr. :. r Barnard, Nor
gar:own. .. T Barnard. Richard. &. W.
S pS ~ ! 60. clarksOurs; capital
STICK 100000. incorporators c. y.
Floyd & ". Sees, D. B. Deem, J. s.
Reed. Or. II r. Eskcr Cla-kshurE
r L. Summers Department; Stor" c.
Charlcstnm. CAPITAL stock G,03c; IN
corp@rCt,rs. :. L Summers. v. L Rec.
". = Murray, i. J. Casey, M!nden. ".
+. Hall. NUtlal
Industrial Homes Co.. Fa!rmont; cap
Iral stock $?G0.bc0: inccrporators II. |.
Brpwnh"ld. X. Rock, r. T. Cunningham
Tiger Coal Co, Huntington; capital
stock $4,000: incorporates. \. j.
Wood. Huntington; l.. Z: McWhort"r.
Jr, j. + AcWhorIa-, .. 9. kuoach. O.
Pv-ProGuc'e Co. Big Four; cap!Al
stock $3.50 non. !rcorpcrators D. e. Be-
.r.. ,v,!.you. Ind; Z. y. RoHrt and
5tners. Terra Hnute. Ind.
Ind!aa Ran Con!cTlas Co. Charleston;
" Z, Wr.Sft. T. n. Price. y. ". Hi,
A. G store. r Thomas, Charleston.
smith Orchr-h Co. MHrttrshurg; car
"a, stock sos. go; !ncorporntorE f. c.
Henshnw. W W Trout. u. Harley, i
!!aI'es !. O. iIc@aol', NArt!nsou!g.
SrrNr Greek i.Irlhcr Co, .,H!rs; ;
car IA. st-cr .Jrh, "a1. incorporates ".
u Ire VII. l. !. lgtos, - D. Brown. il
Il. Eu.Zrrd. +. Brown. E.k.ns
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SIS monthly: children # Jerome Dt".s,
Tuscaloosa. Ala. Killed while In ON.
liuy WAX" lor"s, Mining Co., so
monthly. (s"ccnd award. Mrs. II. NJ
Kincaid. Page, widow and children It
J. {. K!nraid. killed wh:l" IA employ
Loup Creek Ccllier!es O.. $40 monthly;
l.. n. McFann. We!r;on. father of l.. Z.
Ton 500 Co, $40 monthly. Mrs: Frances
Locust. Lnnsrk. widow and ch..drcn ot
Michel Locrst hi,ish While H. n .n'p n%S
chtlHrcn # William Slate, Blake!e;:
Killed chile n employ 1'U" Creek Coal
q Land &C., SIS monthly.
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