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Evening journal., 1920-10-15
G.O.P.ISNOT
WAR PARTY;
ASKS PEACE
Protection in Mexico Is All
u. S. Asks, Harding
Says
READY TO EXTEND
HELPING HAND

SOMERSET, Ky, oct Is UNITED
Press All that the Republican
party would ask OF Mexico is protec-
ton for American lives and property
there. Senator Warren G. Harding de-
clared IN a rear platform speech here
today, replying to assertions that his
election would mean war with the
country across the Rio Grande. The
Republican party, he said, Is not a
war party. but stands instead for the
golden rule OF international relation
ship.
'Many speakers for the Democratic
party are telling our cOunirymen
everywhere that Republican success
means was with MeXico. Harding said.
"lt seems TO be a specially vita the
Democratic party 10 fOrsee and then
keep us out of 10 during the cam
naigns. The Republican party Is not
a war party, though we did. insist on
fighting vigorously and with an our
res0urccs AFTER We were involved m
the great world conflict.
But this campaim scare viii not
deceive America the second time. The
policy OF the present administration
which brought distrust in Mexico and
humiliation az home viii be quickly
reversed when we come into power
but instead Of war, It will bring conil-
dence, respect and tranquility.
Mexico understands the Repuhli-
can policy as do Americans who are
more intimately concerned with oul
relationship with The sister republic
we never intended t1 ten them VIII
/ shall govern lhere-thai Is. McNico'
own affairs We only mean 10 say, a.
neishhors and friends, we want 10 ex
tend "A nrlu.n- hand. when invited Y
do sd. Ntf We ask NOTHING excer
the protection OF American live
! CONTINUED on Page Seventeen)
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
IN
new MOVE To
CRUSH REDS
10000 whites" Menace So
viets on Ukranian and
Wilma Fronts
IDEA Is TO HAVE
PEASANTS REVOLT

WASHINGTON. oct. A. UNITED
Pressl-A new military movement
against soviet Russia has sprung up
on the western Russian frontier. ac-
cor0ing 10 government advlces today.
II IS reported as helms carried on east
OF the present line of the Polish
forces and Is described as "whilo
Russian or anti-Bolsheviki move
mcnt.
The streneth Of these white" forces
Is estimated as approximately $1,000
men on the southern. or Ukrainian
front and 5000 on the northern front
90 the east OF Wilma.
Military officials here believe The
movement Is highly Important IN
view OF the possibility ci u replacin.
iho Polish campaign against sovie
Russia due 20 stop when The armis
ticc between Poland ard Russia be
comes effective un October 49,
The fighting OF the whites" b. no
expected 10 deNCiol into a drive int
Russia of any Importance. 10 is, hoVy
ever. Weakening ille Boishcvik mill
i1ry power on The western front an
prompting the Russian peasants ami
the red troops to revolt. military mel
say.
Tho extent or me ability Of M
peasants 10 rise is in ratio also 20 th
dislOyllty Of The rsl soldiers. Rising
Of the peasants and deeertions Of Oh
red troops nave occurred eXtensivell
In the Ukraine, and 10 a small eX'en
on the northern 'front.' according q
the Official advices.
The soviet regime also Is reported
menaced 10 the aasi near The Siberin
Frontier by revolt According 90 ih'
Official advicos. there Is lighting be
tween the peasants and Bolshcvik
40 Omsk and the peasants have en-
the irans-Siberiau railroad neal
Tomsk. In extreme south Russia
General Wrangel anti-BOlshevil
leader seems 90 loom as the mex
strong man OF the country Of thl
Cars"
officials here are not certain Of M
'white forces on the western front
10 is believed that The majority o
these forces on the Ukralnlan from
are probably remnants OF the arm,
OF General Denikin. former anti-BOl
sheviki leader in South Russia.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
YOUNG BRIDE HANGS
HERSELF TO TREE

ELKTON. Md. Oct. i5-Harry 2.
Senderlinc. Jr.. formerly Of Blake.
this country, but now residing in
East Nottingham, a short distance
from his former home. shortly after
midnieht, on Monday. found his bride
OF q few months hanging 90 tree
in The woods on his farm. No reason
can be assigned why Mrs. Senderling
thus ended her life. although at times
70 Is said, she was melancholy.
on Monday night her husband re-
tired. leaving her downstairs reading
a newspaper. Some hours afterwards
learning that his wife had not retired.
Mr.. Senderling began a search for her
and found her lifeless form hanging
from "A tree in the woods. Deceased
was % years OF age
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
BAR Peoples
PARTY FROM
THEBALLOT
Net Filed in COnfOrmance
With State Law, Off
ciaIs Hold
SIX TICKETS TO
GO BEFORE VOTERS

Clerk OF the Peace Wright has de-
MED a place on the Official ballot 10
the Peoples party ticket. IL was filed
by esidenls Of The Second Represen-
tatiNo district and contained the name
or Mrs. Frank Siirlith for Representa-
I've, and the names Of several other
nominees OF the Republican party
Clerk Of the Peace Wright found that
several requirements Of the law had
not been complied with in fline the
Liciet. and referred The matter 10 the
attorney generals Office for inyesiga-
ton.
That office gave an opinion that the
law had not been complied with, 10
berg found among other things that
many Of the signers Of an accompany
ing Petition were not members OF the
. PeeDle's Party. The la,y requires $50
signers 10 make affidavit that they
are members OF party. A petition
containing 2Si names asking that the
ticket be filed was presented. 10 did
not set forth the signers were mem
bers Of the Peoples Party. and many
of The signers, whe nquestiOned by in
vet gators or the attorney generals
of'co, said they were not members OF
The Peoples Party
The Official ballot on November .
as announced by Clerk Of the Peace
Continued on Page Seventeen.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
NEW SCHOOL
IS APPRECIATED
Smyrna District Pupils
Promise Friends Good
Lessons" in Return
THANK YOU! THANK
YOUl THEY WRITE

Just how Dellware children win re
spond 10 good clean wholesome sur
roundings in the schoolroom was H.
lustrated by the following letter. re-
ceived at the oflce OF the Delaware
School Auxiliary Association thi
morning.
Smyrna. Delaware.
October A.. 1920.
Dr. Joseph II. Odeli President Del
aware School Auxiliary Asso-
citation. Wilmington. Delaware:
Ny Dear Or. Odell:
We wish 90 thank you for our
new schOOlhouse. We think ID Is
beautiful. Thank you FOR the new
windows desks. CLOAK rooms and
blackboard
We like them an very much
and we Just love the windows so
Fun Of sunshine.
our teacher Is writing forus
and we have told her what 10 say.
we have decided that the best
way 10 say THANK YOU" for all
these good Things Is 60 keep our
faces and hands and clothes clean
10 match The new room, 10 Keep
the new ihinrs clear the floor
free from paper. free from dirt by
wipinr oar feet. ard our desks
clean by not scratching them.
We will try TO have good lessons
too; so thank you' thank you'
thank YOU.
Bows and Girls Of First Grade of
smyrna Spe iial School District.
The school referred 90 Is a two
teacher portable building loaned th
Stale Board OF Education by The Del
aware school Auxiliary Association
10 relieve Congested conditions In th
smyrna Special District Buildings o
the same tyre have recently beel
placed at Greenwood. Dagsboro. ant
Milford. Others win be erected with
In ihe next few weeks at Marshall.on
Niddletown, Richardson Park anl
Bridgeyille
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
CLUB NIGHT SMOKER
ATTY. M. R. c. TONIGHT

One Of the most delightful affairs
Of the Republican campaign has been
arranged for tonight at the Young
Mems Republican Club, $40 King
street n will be a Handing and
COolidge demonstration in the form
Of a club nicht and smoker. There
viii be patriotic music by an orches-
ira and singing by The Harding and
Coolidge glee club Refreshments Will
also be served During the evening
their Will be addresses by nominees
on the Republican state ticket and
also by senator Ball. Secretary Of
state Johnson, Judge Daniel o. Hast
mss and William =. Hillcs.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
SAYS WILSON
MISDIRECTED
NATIVELAND
LOundsbul-y Advises Hear
ers to Trust G.. o. p. for
National Safety
SEES DISCHARGE
OF WILSON'S PARTY

Former Congressman Ralnh r. Louns-
bury, or Illinois, in 4 great address
before a crowd OF 1900 persons, a ma
iorlty OF whom were women, in the
Auditorium last night. bitterly de-
nounced The Wilson administration for
It's shortcomings and exiravagance
during the past eight years. Mr..
Lounsbury's address was one Of the
best heard In Wilmington during the
campaign and his speech was oflan
stopped by applause.
The singing or campaign songs was
a feature. Thces were led By Miss
Virginia West Fuller. who gained the
enthusiasm of the audience and as
sured The popularity Of several Of the
Harding songs.
The orchestra Of stringed insiru-
ments led by J. Norris Morgan, gave
lively popular airs In addition 10 song
accOmpanimcnts. which added 10 the
real rally spirit or the meeting.
In his address Mr.. Lounsburv com
pared the Democratic administration
with the administrations Of a bank
rupt estate, with Governor Cox as a
receiver who has taken charge Of It's
assets and liabilities, and the Ameri-
can people as creditors who will re-
quiro an accounting on November .
The speaker said the Democratic
administrators viii be discharged ON
election day by the court Of public
opinion.
The assets or the Democratic ad-
ministration, he said, sink into in
significance against The liabilities
That are mountain high. Amonc
] these liabilities be listed the exirava-
cant expenditures OF the Democrats
! ihe burden OF which he said wii
siagger future general '1ns; two YEAR
lost In preparing for war, two year.
Of chaos following the war. with ih,
respect Of other nations gone
Worthy public servants like Lansini
had been dismissed and Burleson
The failure. kept in. big men in ths
Continued on Page Seventeenl.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
SEE CONSPIRACY
In COTTON FIRES

DALLAS. Tex. OCT. IS UNITED
Press - A conspiracy extending
through several States, 10 force up
the price OF cotton by burning gins,
was believed by investieators to-day
10 be back OF the night riding and
cotton gin burnings In the south.
O.. :. lrcdel, Inspector for the
Texas Fire Insurance Company today
declared that the 100000 Cameron
fire saturday was Of incendiarv ORR
sin. This Is the biggest burning 10
date.
No new gin burnings we're reported
today.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
ONE KILLED WHEN SIM
FEZVERS ATTACK LORRY

DUBLIN. Oct Is UNITED Press.)-
Bitterness In ireland was intensified
today by a bold Sim Fein attempt 20
suited I'm the death here yesterday OF
two civilians and the wOunding OF
two officers. The car was standing in
front Of the Munster Leinster Bank
in Talbot street while constables
raider a nearby shop. A band of
Sim Feiners believing the car de-
serted except for IFS driver. made a
rush for it. They were met by fire
from soldiers concealed within. a
civilian was killed and others re-
ported wounded
The two wounded officers were in
SIDE the bank.
Soldiers on truck which followed
the lorry opened Gre with machine
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
INFERRED IN THIs CITY.

Funeral services for the Rev. Rob
ert H.. Wright, a former resident n
Wilmington. were held this morning
in 81. Andrews p. r. Church.
Thiriy-siXth street and Barring sireei,
Philadelphia. Mr.. Wright. who had
been assistant rector OF The church
for The past twelve years. died on
Wednesday, after an illness OF only q
week.
lnierment was made 10 Wilmington
and Brandywinc Cemetery. this city.
Mr.. Wrirhts wife who died many
years ago. was a daughter OF the lai8
Samuel Dixon. whose home was
what Is now known as the Holiday
House Of The Y. NJ q. A.. In Brandy-
wine hundred. He was a former Della
warcan.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
Register Tomorrow

Tomorrow will be the final reg
iStratiOn day prior 10 the General
Elections In November.
The registration booths will
omen between S and 2 o'clock, and
will close at Z o'clock In the even
ina. The opening and closing
hours will be the same through
out the State.
since the last registration day,
the first on which women In Della
ware registered, the political part
les have had their wOmen's COM
mittees, working on lists OF those
women who are not yet qualified
as voters at the coming election
and il is expected that the COM
mittees will have their workers
out in force at the registration
booths on Saturday.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15

sun and the raiders ned. One Of their
number said 90 have been Identified
as connected officially with the Sim
Fein was killed
An official statement from Dublin
Castle today said that Irish railways
must transport soldiers and muni-
tions or the earnings OF Irish stock
holders viii be withheld.
officials endeayOrcd 10 learn the
significance NJ an announcement that
the executive committee OF the Irish
Trade Union will meet the council
Of action of the British labor party In
London Monday. The announcement
said That the Irish question will be
discussed officials feared the meet
ing might have some bearing on the
coal strike effective in Great Britain
on that day
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
DANIELS SAYS
MARINES Did IT
Navy Secretary Declares
Two Men Killed Nearly }
All Haitians
SAYS MEN WILL
BE PUNISHED

WASHINGTON. OCT. IS United
Press. An insane marine was re-
sp0nsible for some Of the "india-
crminate killing" OF natives during
the American occupation Of Haiti,
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels said
today.
Daniels also said another marine
who has since lfft the marine corns
was responsible for alleged oulrages
against the Ha'lians This man laft
the service before Inc Navy Depart
meni had discovered his record.
Daniels sad The navy is now seek
ing him
Daniels would not give the name
or either man but said the facts
would be made public Immediately
and summary acton taken.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
CONCERT M Nh. sALEM-

A song recital has been arranged by
the New Castle Auxiliary Of the
Delaware Negro Civic League for this
evening In Mt. Salem Church The re-
ciial will be given by rooms A teacher
will have charge Of each room. The
program will be in charge OF James c.
David
Delegates 20 the annual State Con
venti0n held In Dover next Friday
and salnrday. VIII be chosen.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
HOW VOTERS MAY
BE TRANSFERRED

The Department Of Elections wishes
DO correct the impression conveyed in
published statements that qualified
voters who have changed their resi-
dence can present certificates OF trans
fer on election day.
The Department says an who have
changed their residences must go I'd
the polling place In the district where
they registered and the regiJration
officers Will give them certificates Of
transfer. These must b LETT with the
registration officers at Gie new regis
traiion places on the anne day. To-
morrow, the only registration day
remaining.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
FEET ORDERs PAYMENr.

The Emergency Fleet Corporation
presented a request 20 City Council.
last night. for a settlement OF the
city's indebtedness for work In the
Union Park Garden tract.
The matter was referred 10 the
committee OF the whole.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
sUPPORT ron MRs. SLAUGHTER

Henfy o SI0ugnI0r WH0 was ac-
quilted in United States Court sew
eral days ago Of a charge OF gi0lai-
ing the Mann white slaNa act. was
ordered 90 pay $40 a week for the
support Of his wife and one rnild by
Deputy JUDGE Finger i'm Municipal
Court this morning This amount was
agreed on between Slaughter and his
wife. Slauehle, was required 10 fur
nish $500 s.resy.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
HARLAN ATHLETES
70 HAVE BLOW OUT

Employees Of the Harlan plant who
participated IN the athletic tourna-
ment on Saturday. some city and
Icouny officials, and heads Of Harlan
departments will have a supper al
Labor Lyoeum Hall. Fourth and du-
pont streets this evening. The Ger
main Cup. offered IN the lug-o-war
contest viii be awarded. aud a nro-
gram Of entertainment features viii
be given
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
MEAN FELLOW CAUSES TROUBLE

PIeaulns gulITN 70 4 UlarEo OF nav
ing In his possession a narcotic drug
and costs and sentenced to three
months Imprisonment by Deputy
Judge Finger i'm Municipal Court This
mOrning. Garnett said that someone
put the dope in his pocket While he
was asleen. lie Is not an addict.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
CRADED Union MEETING

Tho New UasfIo L0unty' Ura1ed sun
day School Union met last night in
West Presbyterian Church Bible
School Hall.
The Rev. A. L. Latham. D. D.. pas
tor Of Third Presbyterian Church, Of
,Chaster Pa. addressed theUnion on
the topic, 1.-THE Child and the Book" "
devotional exercises were conducted
by the Rev. u. Franklin Smiley and
a solo was sung by Mrs. Stanley
Steele.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
woRKMEN fNsTALL oFT1cERs.

Tlo InlrIy-nlnIl soml-annual IN
siallation Of officers. Of Wilmington
Lodge No. 4. A. o. u. W.. was held last
night The ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Past Master Workman Eze-
kel Cooper. assisted by his STAN
After The business session, social
hour was spent. In honor Of the re-
Irving masllr.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
IMAM CAMp ICnnEs

AZ Brandywine Summit Camp
echo meeting IN ST. paurs NJ. 4.
Church. Tenth and Jackson streets.
last evening. Or. and Mrs. j II. Nc
COmbe and Professor and Mrs. Harold
C. Clase, who had charge OF the meet
ing the nasL vaar. Mara nrnsnnI
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
FFAST nav AT CONVFNT

Tho Feast Of g. NarEaret Mary VII
be celebrated at the Visitation Con
pontincal high mass. Attendance will
be restricted TO religious persons
pOntihcal Vespors Will be held at 3
o'clock. Friends OF the sisters are in
yited 10 be present.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
BRITISH COAL STRIKE UNPOPULAR, SEE
SPLIT OF RADICALS AND MODERATES
MINERS TOQUIT
WORK SATURDAY,;
EMBARGO LAID

Of Other EngI
Hsh Labor Organisc5
honS on Strike Ques5
HonS Not announced
Government Has 70
Further Proposals ID
offer Worke rs.
Trouble G. @ n g RI
around NdtionalisaJ
Hon
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
RABID DOC WITH CHILDREN.

Riding IN thesame seat with several
children in an automobile yesterday
afternoon. a dog suffering with dumb
rabies" was taken DO The dog notild
20 be killed by Dog Catcher kopp.
Fortunately for the safety Of the chill
dren the dogs Jaws were locked.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
DIR. PALMER IMPROVES.

nr. John Palmer who has been
seriously I'm al his home at 1911
Delaware avenue was reported as I'm
proving today. n was said, however,
that he was still seriously IN.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
ms BAIL FORFETTFD

As he failed 10 appear In NUM-
opal Court this morning, capias
was issued for Frank Morell wanted
by the New York authorities on a
charge OF larceny. His bail was
forfeited.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
TWELFTH WARD MEETINC.

A Republican Negro wOmen's mass
meeting will be held In Haven NJ. n
Church. Third and dupont streets
this evening, TO which an Negro
women OF the Twelfth ward are in.
vitcd.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
LOST AND FODND.

I OST-ROLL or ROSE AND GRAY
- knitting, wednesday afternoon, on
Market street Please call 7i7i.W, or
200 W Seventh ST. octi5-lt
Continued on Pagc Thirly)
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
spAEIH TAIKs oF pARTIEs.

j. Duncan Spaeih spoke last night
al the Century Club on the subject
principles or the Republican and
Democratic. parties from an historical
viewpoint"
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
TODAY'S TFupFRATIiRF

s.0O A. M.....G6 i2OO p. M.....SO
1000 A. M.....7i 100 p. M.....sO
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
TINF WTAPON CARRITR

William Wright. pleading guilty 10
a chtrge OF carrying concealed a
revolver, was fined so and costs. by
Deputy Judge FINGER, In Municipal
Court This morning. Wright said ne
had purchased The weapon In phila-
delphia, only a short time before he
was arrested. lie was represented
by James salisbury.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
SOCIAL AT sILVERBROOK,

A social was given by The Mems
Bible class OF Silverhrook NJ Z.
Church 20 their wives and friends IN
the Sunday school room OF the
church last night After a musical
program In which Miss Mabel Nc
kinley gave a cornet solo refresh
ments were served by the men. About
sixty persons were present.
A Rich Food. Glover Dairy Cos A
Grade SAFE MlLK.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
Sun AND NM

sun rises ............ ..........6i2 4. NJ.
sun SETS ...a.........5.fg p Nj
Head OF ChriSilana.
High waier....i lao A. NJ. 300 p. NJ.
Low water. 800 A. NJ 93O p. M.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15

Buy SAFE MILK. Phone l54o. The
Glover Dairy C0.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and Saturday: little
change IN temperature. gentle var
liable Winds.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15

Gissslat5Sn 9esaeldag l9,O85
Non-Returnable
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WEST LIBERTY

Mr., Robert Leazurc's brothers OF
Wrllsburg were visiting here last SUN
day.
Mrs. Jess Lcasure's sister. OF Wells
burg, was calling on her last Sunday:
Miss lila Pogue has returned TO Can
ton. Ohio, to her school after Visit
with her father J. 81. PnGue.
Jake Palladium is improving aiter
quite a sick spell.
The bazaar and chicken supper at the
Christian church last Thursday night
was we'll attended. They collected q
nice sum on money.
James Crupe. OF Brooke county, mas
moved into the J. II. LeaZurc house.
Mr.. Ball was unable 10 work the last
week on account Of bad weather:
Mrs. Lizzie Mayors is out III the coun-
try nursing Mrs James Bonar who mas
been poorly with pneumonia
The dancing hall has been moved from
the east aide To the west side or town.
There Is quite n lot Of moving done
here in town this fall. There Is not
many cases Of whooping cough here IN
town now. Mr.. Earl Ritchea and Albert
Morgan lost their babies by whooplns
|. NJ. Earl Ritchea and Ed Crupc made
business trip to Wcllsburg last Satuc-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben RiGrs have returned
home after visiting friends out in the
Mrs. Bell and daughter from the
country were calling on Hiss Mary
Wells last Monday. 60.
Porn. TO Mr. and Mrs. Ed Crupe last
Sunday evening son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

chicago, Nov. 3 Cattle: Receipts
$1,000; few yearling steers; heifers and
best fat cows steady; others mostly "a
tive steers, off more; top yearlings
sl7.75: best heavy. here $3.50; bulk all
weights $1,000; butcher cows largely
1925 TO $50; Gamers steady TO % cents
lower, mostly 81 to 4.25; bologna bulls
strong: calves firm; best rcalers s4.-'
TO 1850: stockers and feeders easier.
Western receipts $500: steady: -
Hogs. receipts 5000: active: IS TO 80
cents higher than yesterdays average.
better grades up most; top SLIP; Dui6
of sales $3.50 10 1920; pigs IS In Az
cents higher; bulk desirable 100 To l25
pound pigs $l4 10 l4.25. ar
Sheep. receipts $4,000: fat lamps "a
TO so cents lower: top natives N3.1o /;
hulk $l@ to II; fat sheep 10 TO % GEMS
lower: choice yearling wcthrrS ~ l.iS
TOP aged wethers 50; ton ewes 81: ouIK
native ewes Sc to 6.75; feeders steady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
GAINESVILLE

Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Hcizer Of Column
bus. O.. were visitors in town last
week and attended tho golden wedding
anniversary Of their parents. MT. ana
Mrs James Depew which was ce!e-
Thomas TAYLOR Of West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Roland Mccartney and
daughter Sara visited friends at CO.
lumbus, O.. this week.
Mrs Everett Nelson returned nome
This week after a short visit with rela-
tives at New Philadelphia. o.
Miss Mary Lee Daley or TINS p!ace
and RAY Groves ~ Wheeling. w. va.
were married Saturday at wheeling o.!
Rev. l.. S. Crosse of the Methodist
church. .,.
the week end with his mother MIS-
r. R. Watt. Of Walnut street. -,
James McNeice. an aged rcsIaen. Oh
this place. died at Columns. o.. 3u'.
day. The remains will be. hrouGht 70
This place whore services VIII nc hctu
at his late home Tuesday AFTERNOON
conducted by Rev. D. {. Nh''rnrafsh oi
tho First Presbyterian oh"Tch' ,,,,,.
Chas. Rushala and y. l.. hhSrT!
went 10 New York Friday 10 tnret NJ
Bushaia's mother. Mrs c. J. Bushaa'
and two brothers cf NJ. l.eanon' sFrla'
who arrived In New YORK SUNDAY OH
the liner Olympic. ,,, n
Ross Fowler Of ST. ClairsriI!e: ~,
vns A visitor in town the hrst or the
Francis Kcnnnrd Of Columbus o.
spent sunday at his home mere.