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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-24
II. a. Crane Auto and Sign Painting

70 Here lives man who don't re-
~ fuse 10 make or mend your
shoes. whose work Is quick and he
gives no tick, and when he dies he
fears no Goals for he has saved so
many solcs. He started IN business
several years ago and the people
have kept him busy ever since
Present location one year. His
equipment Is good and he gives his
personal attention to every job. The
name OF the shop appears on the
window He carries a complete line
OF polishes and accessories This
shop has the electrical equipment
and faces the rising sun 3i4 y.
Cedar street What Is the name?
Electric Shoe Shop
z. H. Beard, Prop.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-24
Arnold Motor Company

40 No matter what may be said
~ here. the moment hardware and
implements are mentioned the minds
of the people will revert to this big
store that has been supplying their
wants for so many years There
isn't better stock Of hardware this
side Of Topeka People drift into this
store just like water runs down hill
They have hardware OF all kinds.
stoves, Copper Clad ranges, mechan-
les tools. garden tools and com
plete plumbing and timing depart
ment. They make a special feature
of the Coloric pipeless furnace Here
It Is you VIII find the agency for
the Buick automobile with a full line
Of accessories, as well as the Camp
bell automobile batteries what IS the
name?
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-24

EE II Is a popularity Of everyone
~ to want to be well fed In this
connection we call your attention
to a cafe and lunch room on the
south side that has made many
friends because Of its good service.
1t is in the hands of experienced
people and everything is kept scrup-
ulously clean. Short orders are
coming up and going down all the
time (short in name only and they
are cooked like you like them.
There is no better place in the coun-
try round about to eat than at this
up to date cafe Plenty OF cold
drinks. What is the name?
Weber's Cafe
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-06-24

40 when you get ready for that
10 buzz wagon here IS firm
that wants to see you. Kansas peo-
pie are buying a lot Of automobiles
and this company proposes to sell
their share of them They know the
automobile business thoroughly and
have chosen the cars with the names
that stand back Of them. But Of
course the ears sell on their own
merits They are the Marmon and
Dodge Brothers. They have all the
best models for every purpose-tour-
ing cars, roadsters, enclosed ears, etc.
These people operate one Of the most
up-to-date garages in the state aud
carry a complete line Of parts and
tires. What is the nance
Arnold Motor Company
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-03
ANNUAL. MEETING OF THE
COMMERCIAL CLUB

Secretary Vailc has Issued a
call TO the members Of the
Monte Vista commercial club
announcing that the annual
meeting of the organization
will be held Friday night. Ap-
ril 9th. for the purpose Of el-
ccting n board of directors and
such other business rs may
come before the meeting.
The working plan Of the
commercial club. through the
various committees, has proven
to be the right way to get re-
suits as very appreciable am
cunt of good has been accom-
plished. During the coming
year the club should be able to
greatly enlarge its activities
and put Monte Vista in the
front rank Of progress.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-03
|1AG NON-PARTlSAN LEAGUE Launches ITS
|lMPAICN; EXPECTS TO WIN this COUNTY

purposes and the principles OF the
organization.
In the afternoon the meeting rc.
solved itself to the business OF organ.
,sation as follows:
A county executive committee was
elected as follows: c. U. Picrson.
chairman: John Berry. secretary: y.
+, Harncy. treasurer. This commit.
tee In to call for an election OF three
committeeman from each election
precinct who are to act In conjunc-
ton with the county committee.
Tho Hon. Bud Furrow and Editor
Erl Bigclow acted rs two Of the tel
lcrs In tho election (provinK that pol.
tiles makes strange bed fcliows).
The Rio 0rande county League Is
to employ m expert organizer and Il
is planned to have big public meet
Ing In Monte Vista on April 7th at
which the local business men are cs-
pecially invited.
Th membership fee admitting one
into full privileges has been advanc-
ed to SIS. Mr.. Agncw stated that II
this sum. 81 goes into the county or
Eanization treasury. 81 to the organ
ization newspapers In the state. and
81 TO the state Organization fund.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-03
INTER-CHURCH WORLD
CONFERENCE

Tho TrI-Coun,y conference OF the
tntcr-Church World Movement. com,
prising all protestant churches OF
Mineral. Rio Grandc and Saguachs
counties will be held at the Chfisiar
Church in Monte Vista. April eth
morning. afternoon and evening.
The work viii be ably presented BY
the following team OF prominent
Church workers.
w. F. Ripley. Baptist forward
movement Field Secretary.
Rev. d. II. NJ. Boyle. Assistant Now
Movement.
Rev. J. G. Drawn. prominent Don.
yer minister. State head lnterchurch
department OF Stewardship.
Mrs. w. J. Minchin. prominent
state worker Congregational church.
Mrs. f. o. Butler. prominent wor.
ker Baptist women.
C.. =. Emery. assistant held de-
partment Inter-church.
N. II. Lee. Finance department,
Inter-church.
All protestant churches OF these
three Counties are urged to be rep
resented at this conference BY ~
large delegations Us possible. EN-.
tertalnment will be provided for all
delegates attending the evening
meeting unable to return to thelI
homes that day.
o. A. Cramer. Chairman public.
ity Committee.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-03
MASONS OBSERVE THURS,
DAY OF HOLY WEEK

One Of the most interesting
of the meetings of the Masonic
order falls upon their "Maun-
dy Thursday" of each year ut
which time the Knights of the
Rose Croix hold their custom
airy ceremonies, have their
good fellowship and charitable
endeavor. Forty-three of the
Rose Croix Knights from the
Monte Vista and Del Norte
lodges met Thursday night at
the latter place and an unusual
ly enjoyable meeting was held.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-03
MONTE VISTA BEATS
ALAMOSA ON CHALLENGE

The Alamosa high school
boys challenged the Monte Wis
tn five to a decision game OF
basket ball and the same was
played here last Saturday
night. The locals won easily
by a score of 80 to 10. Sar-
gent had beaten Monte and AL
amosa had trimmed Sargent, 50
each team now has the credit
of q game apiece in the trian-
gle.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-03
new ELECTRIC POWER co.
FOR The San LUIS VALLEY

Announcement Of plans for
n hydro-clcctric project to fur.
nish electric light and power to
all parts of the San Luis valley
not already supplied with cleo
tricity is made through the fil-
ing with the state public utili-
ties commission Of an applica-
ton by Clyde B. Spanglcr and
II. l.. Thompson, both of Den
yer. for n certificate of public
convenience and necessity per.
hitting the construction Of such
n system.
AS outlined in the applica-
ton. plans of the promoters
contemplate the building of Il
generating plant Of from 1000
to 1000 horsepower capacity
at one of three sites on the Rio
Grande river and its tributaries
between Del Norte and Creedc.
central distributing station at
Del Norte and the construction
of some 200 miles of high volt
age line along the Rio Grande
river between Creede and
Monte Vista and north and
south from the vicinity of Mon
te Vista to Center, Saguache,
Hooper. Mosca. La lara, San
ford, Romeo, Manassa, Anton
ito and Conejos. No estimate
of the cost of the system is out
lined in the application filed
with the commission.
The applicants declare they
will not attempt to go into the
towns already served by an ell
ectric utility. although they
hope to be able to furnish cur
rent at sufficiently low cost to
render it economical for some
of the present utilities to pur-
chase all or portion of their
current wholesale. Center,
Hooper, Mosca, Sanford, ROM
60, Manassa and a number of
smaller places in the valley, it
is pointed out, now have no ell
ectric current in the agricultur-
al districts outside the towns,
for lighting, power and heating
purposes.
The electric utilities now op-
Grating in the San Luis valley
are the Colorado Power Com
pany, at Alamosa and Monte
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-03

Vista; the Conejos Co-opera-
tive & Supply company, at An
tonito and Conejos: tthe La
lara Electric & Creamery COM
pany at La lara; the San Luis
Power company, at San Luis ;
w. j. Werner, at Saguache,
and municipal systems at Del
Norte and Creede.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-04-03
C0RONER'S JURY REFUSES
TO ORDER POST MORTEu

~ VBNO418N WV soSON ~
Following the death last Fri
day of Mrs. 4. T. Crawlcy,
Coroner Gibbs was called here
to investigate the Circumstance
es attending her demise. Ru-
mors Of there having been foul
play prompted the coroner to
call the district attorney and
both these gentlemen express
ed themselves as believing the
rumors to be absolutely with
out foundation after they had
conducted an investigation.
In order to set the matter at
rest. however, a coroncr's jury
was impaneled and q number
Of witnesses were examined at
the inquest Wednesday after
noon. DR.. Hill testified that
he had attended Mrs. Crawley
and her husband and that both
were suffering from food pois-
oning which caused the death
of Mrs. Crawley and which
had caused DIR. Crawlcy to be
very i'll since. Testimony was
offered by neighbors Of the
Crawley family in regard to
the food eaten and in regard to
the family relations. Tho
jury after n very short
deliberation returned .
verdict that in their judge
ment death was caused by
food poisoning and refused to
recommend q post mortem ex-
animation on the grounds that
there was no reason for it, Al
though n post mortem was de-
manded by DR.. Hill, acting as
DR.. Crawley's representative.
The body Of Mrs. Crawley
was taken to Montgomery, AL
ALBANIA, tonight, accompanied
by the bereaved daughter. Vir-
ginia, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sha-
ckelford. DR.. Crawley was
too i'll to make the trip.
The findings of the Coron-
ers jury are given in full be-
low:
State OF Colorado. County Of Rio
Grande, rs.
In the matter of the inquest into
the cause OF the death Of Julia Craw-
ley. here lying dead:
+ We. the jury duly empanelled and
sworn to inquire into the cause of
such death, and true presentment
make as to such causes. do. upon
our oaths. find that said Julia Craw-
ley came to her death on the 26th
day of March. 1920, probably from
food poison taken into her system
with her food.
VIC tuTtueT uuu tnut tnere arc no
grounds or reason to suspicion that
any person is feloniously or other
wise connected with the administra-
ion OF this poison or any other poi
son.
We further find that DR.. II. C. Hill
has earnestly urged and insisted
that this jury order post mortem
examination Of the remains OF said
iecedent and chemical analysis of
the contents OF her stomach be made,
but we refuse to order such an ex-
animation and Investigation, because
we arc convinced from all the sur
rounding circumstances and the evi-
dence in the case that there IL moth
ing In connection with her death to
cause any suspicion to attach to any
one whatever. and that such an sx-
animation is altogether unnecessary.
We further state that We consider
as altogether uncalled for and repre-
hensfble the gossip and rumors
which have made this Investigation
necessary.
r. J. Kavalec
/ ]. C, BushinRar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
FOLLANSBEE

FOIIA\SBEE. ". Va. Feb - The
BROOKE county grand jury went IN SeS-
sion az WcllSburg today and is expected
10 take up the case of Madam" stanley
FullanSbee fortune teller WHO was ar
rested al her HON" saturday. Mystery
surrounds thu disappearance Of St"peh'r
Loyosik OF Pittsburgh. who !'t home
FEBRUARY -. Hr - kU"wn L. hav" viz
tied Madame Stanley often The arreS-
rame about when Pittsburgh detectives
,amc down Saturday and furnished NJ
formation that the woman had "hHCN
f"r 5000 bearing The missing i""h
;.'uaiurc.
''ar as, ra~ ,.roat"d no lit;lc "xtcte-
" e. 10. H.. ..,.N1 Nh re Madame
Stanley has practiced t"r many months.
,,,... mt .,."raI other maj
,.; ar. Iu H.. .&i..9l.g"d hN IA" Madam"
whom she aces III" grand jury.
The present >'sSIuu OF IN" grand Jury
* expected 70 u" 4 Lengthy one. Tw"
NrllsburG juur,",r "as"S head the us,
md two crowds ~ boys VIII" are al
irEsd to have confessed 20 roooer!s'
here early In The year vii! he heard.
Entertained Visitors.
Miss Vida Ranti"ld. domestic scion,
instructor az the WSNSvill' Hugh Scno''
..htpcroned the ". IT, :. girls on th"i"
mo to FOllanshe" las, trida" cven'n
rud following rhslr game in the Nahan
,,Vu Mhru 'h"y w"r" deFsated BY t. =.
:, rho visiting girls were entertainer
~ Miss Eaurirld. 20 a three coucS" dN'-
-, a. Il; her home IN The Orchlrd Fhe
table decorations were Of Orange ami
ElscE. tn, colors Of Wellsville High.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Tells Hotp to Stop q
Bod Cough
Surpr,slnK results from this famous
ola home-unado syrup. EaoD
prepared and costs little
s.sas2a.s.sstsSN9t

II Won have severe cough or cness
cold accompanied with soreness. tnLoas
tickle, hoar>cnesS, or dirhcult oFeStul1s'
or il your child wakes mp curing TUG
night with Group and you want quILS
help, try this reliable oIn NONE. n%ue
cough remedy. Anv druggist can su2paY
Won with ~ ounces OF PlneH. Iout
Tins into a pint bottle and hi the ootte
with pla:n Cranulated sugar syrup VI
Won can use clarified moiasses. money y.
corn syrup. instead OF sugar syrup ~
desired. This recipe makes a pint Oh
really remarkable cough remedy. u
tastes good. and n spite OF Its low cost,
il can be depended upon 10 gave QUICK
and lasting relief. -, -,
You can feel this take nod OF .
cough in way that means bus ness.
II loosens and raises the phieGm. stops
throat tickle and soothes and heals the
irritated membranes that line the throas
and bronchial tubes with such prompt
ness. ease and certainty that 1t IS really
astonishing.
Pipex is a special and highly concen-
trated compound OF genuine Norway
nine extract, and is probably the BEST
known means OF overcoming severe
coughs. throat and chest colds.
There are many worthless limitations
Of mi. mixture. To avoid dlsappoint,,
ment. ask for "2h. ounces OF Pine1
with full directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
aatisisction or money promptly re-
= funded. The Pine1 Co., Fl wayne
Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Marvellous Prescription
for tOmaCh Distress

Eejn,r" and 10 glad vN army Of nor
vnus wrecks and dy>p"ptlcs.
No more viii you u'"d I" "xClaim ~
that hopeless tone. ooh my poor old
Stnmaoh.'
For your druggist has a prescription
that turns old stomachs into new ones
aud sour *tomarhs into sweet once In a
week.
There's happy days ahead for yru ana
your poor old INahby tired ont stomach
= You just wont b" obstinate. JlT; So
d" Your druggist to-day. lay down ."
mis- AMI say. Il want h"ANf Ml-n-NA
Tablets"
Nud JUS ltk, "u" nr 'w" 'ahi' - VIVA
20" after uI'als for f.w days HHd then
If You don't ugv"- with MS thI' Mi-u-Nu
- u marvellous prescription You m"y
nay~ your m"u"y mack. w" II leave II
To- your sense If fairness Whether that
4 square deal Or not
Mi-u-Nu Tablets promptly r"lj"l-
hrI"hluk. h"aViErss. pain in s;"n""u
n"a"thurl. sour stomach. f"ul breath
aud r"atrd tongue. Givr them Il 'rr.
.'.,i cdu,l..'. with pleasure. M-n-\a -
SOLID toy = II t;r!"~i 4 Co., and l".,i!uE
druggists every whore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
DARST IS CANDIDATE
FOR DELEGATE-AT-LARGE.

rHAELESTON. W. Va. Feb 16.-
John s. Darst. state auditor. filed cert
ri,at" today with the Secretary Of State
announcing his candidacy for delegate
at-larg" I" ia" Republican national con-
ventiou Ia he held in thicag" ~ June.
Other cand dates who filed certificates
with the secretary OF stat" today were
=. l.. tuhUn. Masontnwn. raudi dat FOR
state senate from the itih senatorial
district on tn" Republican ticket: Or. J.
-. McNeely. 'airmont. candidate" for the
Republican nomination for stat" s"uat"
from the With senatorial district. J. Ness
lortcr. Eeuilworth. Hancock county.
,audidatr for the Republican nomination
r"r stat. senate from the first senatorial
ii, rict.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
He Had to Do the
Homework and
FarmWOrk Too
But When v-Worth Rescued
Wife From the Flu, She
Rescued Him From
the Dishpan.

Ia Substance. source and vain" IL"
following Slgurd statement given a t"W
DAYS ago By Z. =. Chuud!"r OF iN.A-
muud. near St"uhcnVille. is one ~ ;a'
most forcihlr and convincing ever SUD
,ui.ted IN behalf rr medicine.
Bcall & Stsclc---l have double rca-
son for praising Nerr-Worth. Last
spring my vito had the FLU and she
was not able to do the house work r"r
A long time. Wa could not get any
help and had to work the farm and de-
housework. too. read about some OF
the wonderful things Nerv-Worth was
doing FOR people. and decided TO try
some FOR the Wife.
She commenced 10 Improve IN three
.nr four days after Sh" started I" iaIl'
the medicine. and IN 'ess than NV"
weeks was helping me with the house,
work She soon got so she could do al!
the house work. and At the present
,tmc. | dn not know OF anybody that
enjoys better health than she does.
got cut OF doing the house WORK
aud got "a we'll wife. That's why
Talr .vo reasons FOR pralsing Merry
Worth.
Richmond. Ohio.
Griest'S Drug Store sells Merry
Worth in Wheeling. Your dollar back
Z thtS famous family tonic does not
benefit YOU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
ESSAY CONTEST
ST|RS PUPILS.

The National Essay Contest upon INC
value OF Enlistment in the nlted
States Army" ~ growing greatly l"
ropularity both among IN" puplIS wa"
will enter the race. and among tea'i"t~
81 the vrrious schools. The ESSAY "H"r<
= Iarg" list of prizes that an! boy "'
rrrI would GLADLY win. There are tnrt|
priE-s hring given by the government,
Tor Ia" three best ESSAYS In the Enlt""
states These Prizes are Eoid. bronze
and SILVER loving cup. 70 be given 70 IN"
school, engraved by the name or IN"
wInuiu. contestant. with correspond
ing medals TO b" gwen 10 the pnpl'
with their guardians Will then take =
free trlp to Washington, where they
viii be shown through the government
buildings.
there arc large number OF local
awards ranging from prizes for IN"
hest attempts made in the STAT. on
down 10 tn" hest IN each school. Every
student il eligible. The prizes VIII NOT
he awarded entirely upon the merits OF
the English used in writing. In fact. the
greatest thing TO be considered Is not
the language In which the composition
~ CouChed. but rather the ideas con-
Neycd. This makes II possible Tor the
smallest Of the school kiddics 70 COM
r"te with tho senior In high school.
There ar" absolutely no restrictions
upon the entrants int" the contest. en-
c"pt that they l." bona hde students IN
some institution Nf learning. and thai
their compositions - b" their own work
done in school al IN" appointed time.
All teachers who have pupils entcrIl=
ihe. contest are requested t. send m"
three best nIariSed in their proper order
10 the local recruiting officer. where IN"
hest Of the city, county. and tri-state
district will be selected. The selected
ones will hc sent on 10 Washington for
entrance into the national contest.
The time is growing short. There
are hut three days more Untii the time
10. tax" the plunge. Tn" pupils Of IN"
various schools are showing a great
deal Of interest In the campaign IN Eeu-
cral. and many OF them hope 10 pluck of
me OF tho most desirable lrrHrS. Nc
"ntranr can win more than one OF tin
pFlZsS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

Martins Ferry ar" spending several
days visiting friends III tent"r War
wood.
Mrs Earl Brauhli"h who has been III
for several days a; her home on SeN-
-nth street. Is slowly recovering.
Miss Mabel Moor" VII" has been seri-
ously III IL slowly recovering at her
home on Eighth street.
clair Johnson. student OF WarWood
High school is slowly recovering at his
home on Twentieth street.
4 number "f local people are planning
ia attend the Lutheran brotherhood
banquet this evening at tn" First Eng
lash Lutheran church.
Mrs Carson If Toronto. is sp"ud!ng
several days visiting at tn" hon" OF
Rev, and Mrs. t.. T.. Carson of Twenty
hrS' street.
IassiuS Exams has returned 10 Stru-
h"nrille. after spending several days
with hts parents III South Warwood
Mid-wcok services will be held We'd
ncsday evening at the Lutheran church.
At present is not known who will have
charge OF the services on account OF the
pastor. Rev. l.. A. McCord.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Gas Shortage Not Felt.

So FAR tn" people # Warw,,"d ra'c mo-
IN any way felt thr s"hriaR" of Eas
which has hi this district yesterday
duo 10 the extreme cold weather wht"h
sc' = nu Sunday afternoon. rv"rTh"dN
that us"S gas Tor heating rurr"S"'
throughout this vicinity hne not h""h
q affected IN any way a. IA" present nm"
and ~ - hoped that = VII not h" t"lt
hv n" Local people.
Tho ouIv plar,. that ha4 h""u affected
hy the shortage Of ga o" h" War
wood Tool works which laN" S"N"rni
Of their furnaces whlch or" h"nt'd II!
gas and IN order :" Let -. N""Tl" hay"
the Eas first This has I" he shut off
from the factory each Year, So far
no other concern in this town hay" f"n
the effects
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
valentine Party.

The valentine party gwen ON SH'u'-
dav avcning at tn" Warw God high school
was very pretty affair. Numerous
games were PLAYED Throughout tia" even
ing and ~ a SeaSonahir hour dIlutN 70
fre.hmcpts were served h> H." N",lnE
ladies' Of the high school y club Ih'
color scheme Of red and whit" was m"S'
effectively carried out through me
school
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Finlay Services

Last evening AT the family home. No:
49, Warw"od avenue. short luntfa'
..I., .res were held for Mrs. Anna Ven
era Finley. wife Of J. T.. Finley, VIII"
l."d OH Friday following short Illness
Services were conducted by Rev: H.. i.
'rrIuu church. Tho romans Will he
shipped to Dallas. W. Va. this morn
NIX and services and interment will u"
made al lhnt place this afternoon, Mrs:
Finley Is survived by her husband ana
rhrEc children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

nac"s instead Of making arrangements
with the authorities To have their ashes
hauled away wh"rc they could he used
- great HdEantdG. they throw them III
IN" alleys which not only caused con
~;dcrihl" trouble but also mad" tho
alloys look NOR" like n public dumping
place
Town Sergeant Harry Garden has
been notified after h" warns these
people that are making a practice Of
such. If they don't take heed Ia arrest
them. which consequently means that
thnN VIII hNNr ~ pay i hcaNN nv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Arainat Town Ordinance.

II was learned Prom the town "l'h"'-
rrlos hat acijou j. 10 h" tnk~n at once
against all residents and r""pie thai
have gotten INTO the habit Of throwing
aahcS and ciudrrs IN tho alleys when
has been causing considerable trouhIc
to alt drivers thai hdN" to use the alleys
ne thnrOughfarc.
II seems that IN the central part OF
tho town that tn" people having FUR
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Dow-JoNEs EDITOR DIES.

NEW YORK. Feb l6-Edward D.
.TVnes who with tn" late Charles Fl. Dow.
thc D0w-Jones financial news
service in lES2. died AT his home here
TODAY. The firm originated Wall
streets system of printed iinaur al news
iullrtin< Mr. Jones was horn In
N,,.yrStar Mass in 1856