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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19
RIPLEY

Mrs. Matte Knowles OF Brewer has
been visiting Mrs. Emma Wakefield a
few days.
Mrs. Mary Jewett is very i'll.
Guy Wakefield was taken to Bangor
to the Eastern Maine Hospital last
Wednesday, where he underwent an
operation for removal of tonsils and
adenoids.
Miss Doris Lord of Dexter passed the
weekend with her sister, Mrs. Clifton
Skillings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Skillings and
grandsons. Guy and Alton could, pass
ed Sunday at Wilmont Skilling's in
West Ripley.
John Jewett is suffering with an alb
scess in his head.
Daniel Wakefield is very feeble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19
ALBION

The remains Of Aida Grotton were
brought TO this town last week for
burial from Portsmouth. N. a.
The Ladies' Aid ana the Missionary
Society will meet at the grange han
Wednesday.
c. r. Boyntou was b Belfast on
business last week.
Miss Olive Gould has returned to her
school at East Sebasu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19
Six Cents Damages

SIX cents damages and six more for
costs were found Friday against DR.,
Percy w. Roberts, New York ply
stefan and surgeon formerly of Bath,
sued for libel by DR.. George Barrie,
who alleged injuries through a letter
from the defendant more than a year
The case was tried in New York and
the jury took just half an hour to
reach its verdict The suit rose from
a letter DIR. Roberts was alleged to
have written while he was with the
military forces to DR.. Barrie, who had
a verbal agreement to look out fol
DR.. Roberts practice while the latter
was away during the war. DR.. Rob-
erts published the letter by dictatins
1t to stenographer and alleged tina,
among other acts DR.. Barrie had over.
charged DR.. Roberts patients, in.
Guiding Kathleen Vanderbilt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19

Among the heirlooms recently dis
covered Of a French family in Auteuil,
France. is ring which was once worn
by Queen Elizabeth. of England. 1t
had been presented by an English
nobleman three generations ago. to an
ancestor Of its present owners.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19

For q dead language" Greek is
showing surprising signs of life. In
the women's colleges at least. oppose
ton to the classics seems to be ebbing
fast. Statistics just made public by Wei.
lesley college show that the number
Of girls choosing the study CT Greek
has more than doubled in the last two
years. The figures follow: 80 in 1915 IS in
1919 and 81 in 1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19

The largest touring car in the world
is owned by King Albert. Of Belgium.
1t Is in two sections and accommodates
Is persons with sleeping quarters for
10. The machine was designed for
hunting in Africa and is equipped with
kitchen, bath and dining room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19

There are many superstitions about
the murmuring of the sea shells. but
there il very clear scientific explana-
ton OF It. The sound is not the echo
Of the waves. The hollow form of the
shell and its polished surface enable it
to receive and return the beatings OF
all sounds that chance to be in the
air around the shell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19
Hand Badly Torn

Fred Goodwin met with very pain.
full accident one day last week by get.
ting one of his hands caught In some
Of the machinery at the tannery tear.
ing the flesh badly. He was taken to
waterville to the hospital for treat.
ment. He is now at home and doing az
well rs can be expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19

Baby Constance, 13-months-old daugh-
ter of City Attorney Hagan of Oak
land, Calf. is registered as an entrant
at Mills College. She will enter the
class of 1896 when she is II. She is the
youngest applicant ever registered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19
IN THE HOUSE

In the House Tuesday afternoon an
order introduced by Maher Of Angus
ia received a passage providing for
the appointment of a joint special
committee consisting of the Speaker
of the House and three members on
the part of the House. the President
OF the Senate and two members on the
part OF the Senate to investigate the
fuel situation in the State of Maine.
The order provides that this COM
mittee shall proceed forthwith to the
consideration of the fuel situation in
all its aspects as affecting the health,
comfort, convenience and safety IF
the people of Maine and in further
ance of the same shall have power to
summon witnesses, take testimony,
compel the production of books, rec
ords and all data german to the in
vestigation, administer oaths to wit
nesses, punish for contempt and en-
ploy all necessary assistance includ-
ing counsel. The order states that it
is the sense of the Legislature that
the present condition presents such an
exigency that this committee shall be
directed to proceed with the utmost
dispatch and report from time to time
to the present Legislature for further
authority, instructions or actions.
The order was tabled on motion of
Rounds of Portland. who said that he
desired to offer amendment.
On motion of Smith of Skowhegan
an order was passed that the Secre-
tary Of State be instructed to repair
and print each Wednesday, beginning
Wednesday, Jan. 26, the names of
Legislative counsel and agents and
their employers in the form of a
House document.
On motion of Smith of Skowhegan,
the bill to limit the hours of labor OF
women and minors to 4s in one week
was referred to the committee on Ia
Dor and legal affairs.
Speaker Barnes appointed Buzzell of
Belfast, Bragdon of Perham, O'Con-
nell of Millinocket and Pagan of
Portland as monitors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19

CORNER - Mrs. r. A. johnson
started for a months visit in Cleve-
land, Ohio, Sunday
Miss D. f. Nero visited Mrs. A. A.
Page and Mrs. Eva Libby Saturday.
Fourteen from this place attended
the drama, 1.-The Little Heroine"
given at the Opera House in Rich
mond Friday evening.
State Lecturer C. o. Purinton will
install the officers for Progressive
Grange next Friday evening.
Mrs. A. o. Lancaster was a caller
at the home of Mrs. Charles Cobb on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Linwood Shelton of
Bowdoin visited their father, FL. G.
Allard, Sunday.
Irving Howe of Stockholm, who
was called here by the death of his
mother, visited his sister, Mrs. Frank
Millay, this week.
Mrs. J. l.. Ross entertained a sister
from Richmond, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Richardson and
family Of Monmouth passed Sunday
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Merserve
visited at F. S. Merrifield's, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Merrifield of
Hallowell were weekend visitors at
home.
The Misses Edith and Beatrice
Lancaster returned to Boston Sum
day, after passing a vacation of
three weeks with their mother.
James Lancaster, who is employed
in Lewiston, passed the weekend
with his family here.
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WAITE RPOWER
fcontinued from, Page one)
IA TUE SENATE
IN THE SENATE

Senate convened with prayer
". 7 L. Wilkins of HallowelI.
nc from the House were re-
sad in concurrence and of the new
aass introduced. the following
are tabled for printing;
Stating to the salaries of the State
sossors, 500 copies; act creating the
~ state Ferry Commission, 500
f.. act amending the law creating
Maine Water Power Commission,
Fy,,tor harrington of Kennebec
co,,ed to the Presidents chair
president Baxter, to enable the
70 introduce from the floor his
.or mower bill and a memorial to
l.aress to save our Maine water
bowers.
/ sdod TO William F. Dorson Of Lynn,
,sss TO deliver his lecture on mt.
P.a,abdin" to the members of the
saslature on Wednesday, Feb. 2.
s o'clock in the evening in the
R,use.
che bond of the State treasurer for
"a Ooo having been approved by the
,,orney general was accepted.
Fbe emergency appropriation bill to
wide funds for the expenses OF
tso legislature and State expenses
LIN the adjournment of the 80th
noislatlIre. came from the House IN
lranded form and was passed to be
[,grossed as a straight appropriation
f,stead of from any moneys in the
{r.asurv not otherwise appropriated"
Adjourned to 10 a. NJ. Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19
RICHMOND

Miss Julia c. Richards OF Halo
well is the guest this week of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. +. -Preble.
Wednesday evening, Richmond
Lodge No. Sc. I. o. o. F., will con-
fer the second degree on a class of
candidates.
The annual meeting of the Rich
mond Chamber of Commerce will be
held Tuesday evening, Jan. IS at
Curtis hall.
Earl Cashier of Portland was the
guest of relatives in town, Monday.
Miss Ruby Langley left Monday
for Stockholm, where she will visit
relatives for few weeks.
On Thursday evening the Falcon
ers of Lewiston will play the local
five at the Opera House. This same
team defeated the Richmond boys by
one point two weeks ago. The line
up this week will be: a. c. Terrill,
IF: A. l.. Terrill, If; r. Shepard, G.;
L. Gardiner, RIB; Horace NIillay. lb.
Carl S. Crosby of Bath, was a bus
mess visitor in town Tuesday. help
ing the local committee to sell stock
of the kennebec Navigation Co.
Byron L. Ludwig and Charles A
Walker have opened a grain and feed
store in the 3. f. Curtis building on
White street.
Cards have been received in town
announcing the marriage in Gardiner
Mass, of George M. Soule of this
town and Mrs. Alice S. Briscoe OF
Cleveland, o.
Fred r. Duren of Bath, was WIS.,
itor in town, Monday.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve a supper in the vestry
Wednesday.
w. w. Gardiner and Roy Patch
were business visitors in Boston,
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19

Copyright the Constitutional League OF America
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-01-19

dorothy Palmer and others. He IN
survived by his wife and son. Waiter
Bullock Of Bangor, and a daughter.
mrs. Walter Banton Of New York.
Sig Bankruptcy Petitions
Two involuntary and four voluntary
petitions In bankruptcy filed Monday in
tne United States District court at
Portland made rather a record day for
bankruptcies. Tho involuntaries we're
Drought against Robert J. Perrault of
Humford and against the Maine FISH
cries corporations Of Boothbay Harbor
Inc petitioners In the Perrault sc..a
were Conant. Patrick & Co. Of this
city. who hold claim Of $1s6a. A asainst
Pefrault: the r. q. Davis Co. Of Lev.
iston. who hold a $2364.s6 claim axain.t
him; and J. Emile Fourier Of Rum.
ford. whose claim amounts to 81 n
The petitioners against the Maine Fish
cries corporation were the Kennebec
Box co. Of Randolph. the American
Ice Co. Of Gardiner and tha SQUIRE,
Island Village corporation. The arst
named has q claim amounting to sso7 "a
the second to $27s1.o2 and the third 10
$S105S. Albert A.. Ouellette of Water
Vile. laborer. fled a voluntary peti.
ion In which he set his liabilities at
$6s6a and his assets at $500. Lewis
Black OF Limington. a laborer. alleged
liabilities of $7b1 and assets Of ss42 70.
Theodore NJ. Shorey Of Gardiner. q
druggist. set his liabilities at s541o. 20
and his assets at $1H5.2s. Brewer &
Co., Of this city are among his large
creditors. Wilfred carron OF Litchneld
has liabilities amounting to s5265.ss. ac-
cording to his schedule, and assets
amounting to $5s72.o6, OF which, how
ever, $500 is real estate. and 1851
claimed to be exempt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
IRON REVIEW

New York. Sept. ?5--Ths rer"'' af
yarec IN The price Of s,c"l We aud
Shoots has given tho whole F,cc! '8ra
ket Il r!rmsr tone although some @l"n-
ractu:ers are still on the cd tasls. Tie
advances were especially relpt". n"-
cause Il has come % Esht that large
rXpor; orders .ur see. were booze! e.
fore the r,se ard tha' some good O." -
y business WE Also placed, nj o. "'.'h
WI! increase the Output matcri2I!- IN
other directions the market is Qalet but
a moro confident feeling prevails as
stocks are sms...
Pig iron ~ fI-nor. with furnaces IN
some - ees asking An advance OF 81 per
ton. Tho demand Is picking Up and the
market has been stimulated by inGuir-
les Cor a large tonnage from New Eng,
ard
Copper has been quiet; Some export
business has been reported through the
sxICrt association. mainly 'o- shipment
10 France ana Germany and 'hero have
been INQUIRIES in tho market from Ja-
pan bu, China buyers appear 20 nave
withdrawn and there has been little N"
dlca ton OF interest elsewhere. ltW
contracts for OctoI>or shipment are be-
Ing placed for domestic consumption.
but September requirements nav" Dee"
generally covered and II - said ihat
IarEe consumers are carrying copper
forward from month 20 month as their
actual operations have fallen oe!oWpTe-
t!m.nsry estimated
Lead has been IN active demand pro
Queer, are well sold ahead and prices
are firm and advancing.
TIN Is quiet hut generally higher II
r.spon.e 10 the ou,lish showing In l"3-
don and tho east. and 70 the Improve
meat in sterling and silver.
Zinc rules firm on demand 'or
prompt shipment and decreasing stocks.
Shipments for two months have been
running well ahead OF the output ard
some producers arc unwilling TO quote
for October and later.
Anthony Is steady w!;h demand
quoted for future shipment.
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\oy ,r~, &c.. :..o., - - -.
a;s. ,~%. .,,~. r.... ....t Go. t.. 'r:. :, pc
w. .,yr.S. ,,a. ..-r-.:: " -, 'H.. ~t:,,:.-
,ns!, 90 az '.t"rs, r">-.'to TARA
,h-oucn,'.' -" ,oaa'r. a"l / r~;cN"u-
INK -: - ::,ysS--u":,t G..,.a1. ~. F"~n.
TO-. sa''ors & an active n"Hn n :Ee
financial n>rlet,
OTHERS Stimulating developments m
GUIDED sAvCs"1 h'rn.l '1'"".H.n >'2t"-
r'"'.'s ~ NriSI>, 'a~i .:.t4 ''; ." ta'.AS
- "spo-t.t!cp systems -: """i hse ~
e->"s t,ou co,t'r ?rH,a' ."'.''."; :Nrt
cha acute period o. r"AGJgstm"rt rad
ended aGd promise O: cary r",:st ~
congress.
Various industrial. and rc1'mSr"ia Ia.
signs incidental TO TO approach ~ 10
years frs, quarter also w"r> &c 1a Ct
coucaging charactr-. These found ':"'i-
rite expression ~ the ErWdta. :Hcceas"
q production IN important branches O.
manufactures and tc"rr EIH?HeS or
money ro- rnerca1t;'" PURPOSES.
IN bo.d markets Were Gc2..nGs Htse
unusually .x;eus!N" AID broad =; hiHA-
est Levels Of ne "nar. .r:Hro'rne"t eN-
tended from, Liberty ard N'ytoTy issues
TO rails anil icdus,r'a,s ITO most &C
tive demand however. Was f"r >a- trust
certificates bearing -" srHrAatee OF
the fedora, ADMINISTRATION. Recent ano
r:os2ec.!ve offerings - -" s"'ur'-
tlss aggregate S."c.Q2N 900
>Io,sner-S q. s'o',.e go" ,"'S |'h~
~!ncinx. irreSu,cr :.~r''o'.''"S ,''"'erS
- n. -.co.. sTCi2'cC:.' - esd 49, 'S'''''~
ts.o..r; d:vec4-ar; S"'.' ''.":.; ,H"A'
pr~Eess;or.t, "a i''S. 20 - .'.' ''.' us
a,r.,het % the w,"N3es, -. 'S~'.-:3 Sps-
c!a!t.sa represented y yS'~'oH !A:H io'~'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
CAMERON

Mrs B T. Kent and sister. Mrs. y. II.
Collins and Rev. f.. Wesley Woodruff Of
Huntington, ". Va. hay" returned home
after visiting relatives for the past
three weeks at South Bend. Ind. They
motored through IN Mr.. Noodrufrs car.
Arthur Kent has left fo- Morgantown
who're he viii attend college.
Mrs Roberts Of Moundsv!lie is tho
guest Of Mt. and Mrs. Harvey Hicks.
TIL. Chamber OF Commerce gave 4
socu,I at their meeting last night.
Mrs. George Plat Will leave today
FOR her future homo ut Trenton. ~ J.
Mrs Frank Ferrel. Mira Lucy Nuss
and Mrs. Griffith. were in Wheeling
ehopping Thursday.
Miss Booher, missionary from China.
give very interesting talk at tho
n. F. church Wednesday evening.
Mrs Minnie Davis attended = mis-
stonary convention at Moundsvillo We'd
neSday.
Mrx Charles His~r Of Gordon Kan.
10 visiting her mother. MIRA Franz
Griffin.
D. ". Mcconnaughey is Ill At his
home in the east end Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Crow LETT yes
.erday for California whore they will
mako their future homo.
Philip Connera was united In mar
riaGs TO Mrs Bud Cane at Noundsville
Yesterday. ov~r two hundred friends
serenaded them at their homo on Mar
veau Ridge
Mrs Lloyd Zimmerman and daughter
Reryl have returned TO their home In
California after spending several months
In Vest Virginia.
Mrs. Earl McMillen and daughter
E~ttv jeanne who wera visiting rola-
tv~s here. hn~e returned TO their home
in Ranger, Tex.
Mrs Jennie Kinsev. who LETT for .1'r-
sey City last week. had b. abs ndon her
trip at Holidays cove because OF ~
ness She returned homo last week and
is improving nicely.
Arch Cook. Conrad Chaddock Vernon
Hughes and Joe Clark were at Mounds
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willie Monday attending representative
meeting OF tho American Legion Oh A
shall county.
Mrs. VIM. Sioniher and MrA n J..
McE.l.ee went to Littleton Monday to
attend the funeral Of Edward AoNtch'
OILS who was killed In the Argonns For
est in the world war.
Mr.. and Nrs. D. w. MeCounaughsy.
Mr.. and Mrs s. D. McConnaughsy. Ar.
, and Mrs. John Davis and son and J. Z.
Davis. went to FaiImont Tuesday 70 At
| tend tho funeral OF Crawford Michael.
| who was the only Eon or Mrs. OsiA
| Michael, formerly Miss Della AoGann.
! who formerly lived in this city.
Tho Cameron high school boot1an
team will journey to WaynesbuY at
urday where they will meet tho nisn
schoul team Of that place. A good game
| Ia expected. and a large number OF local
fans will see the game.
Nrs. Ross. mother Of Emery RDSs.
| missionary in Liberia, VIII address the
! young people at tho Christian church
! Monday evening. September 2sth In The
Interest Of mission.
Harry Elbin, ca shier OF the First M
! tional bank spent few days In Far.
/ kersburg last week attending the Stais
! Bankers association.
Miss Pearl Hicks. Miss Dora Cald.
we'll. Mrs. I.eota Renedum and SON F1uI
motored To Noundsville Friday
Carson Howard and Frank Pletoher
\ ler Sunday for Moreantown where they
will attend the State university.
Mrs. Lizzie We:deman Of Bellaire, o..
! ia visiting her aunt Mrs. Samaritan
! Hicks.
p. A. Swar1zman ard ". r. Lowe 81
J Hundred suent Sunday ct their homes
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Weekly Bank C|eaTings
Largest Since Last June

Bank c.nar,ngs az fifty loading cities
81 the United states for tho ueek ending
September 90. AS reported - Rradstreets
Journal, aggregate &s.sS7.0So,ooo, loss
ot ia per ceat over lP week, but
gain Of l67 per oent from 'his week
last year Outside OF New York tho
total IL &2sSS060o0o. an increase or 6"
per cent over last week. but decrease
OF 3l.e per cent from this week last
year. New York shows drop Of lZ.s
PEI cen; from last year. All e1ceN
trree Of he fifty ctties reporting show
smaller totals than last year. Chicago
r~fert4 4 loss OF 236 per cent. Ph'Ia-
dslphla 1916 per cent. Boston 2o.e per
cent Ee rsas Cttv ?69 per cent. 81.
Louis rs? per cent San Francisco l3.s
p"- cent. Cleveland as per cent. Do
'rn!t cas- pe" cent. Baltimore 3o.s per
csr:. Minneapolis 252 par cent and GIN
ctrnati 20 = par cent. Los Angeles re-
pc-.s a gain o: Is per cent.
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dren: George and Rosa OF tho old
home, prnrip pal OF n school at Canton.
o.; John and Mrs. Bertha HUFFMAN or
Waynesburg. Funeral services at y.
m. Wednesday. lnterment at the 1'"-
~ MISS Mary Julst.
Mss Mary Jlilet Of near Rock Lick.
Died a, an early hour Tuesday. follow"
ing a brief il!nosS aged IS years. Tho
.un.v near relative surviving is Nllllam
Jiliet. a nephew. Funeral services In
complete but interment will propab iy
ue at tho Lazear burial ground.
MT LsiohtSr.
Mrs. Leichter. wife OF the late Henry
Lelchte- OF Rock Lick. died MONDAY
September 10, Following years Illness
caused b. q fractured hip.
Public Sale.
WI,'Ym Archer executor OF tho d.
VI. ana Elizabeth Archer estate. will Of.
Ter a. public gale September 70. All
personal and real estate belonging TO
tho aeceaSeI- -,
fer for sale Sept. 70 all personal prop
erty. also home farm.
Joseph Murphy OF ViG~o held pub
&c sale OF personal property ;. r..
Jones, was auctioneer for above sales
Myers Reunion
Tine descendants OF isaac ano aAlJ
Myers pioneer settlers OF our commun-
~. Ecid q reunion at the Old Myers
home on Whartens Run Sunday. W
Tho o,oren sturdy boys and girls porn
70 Mr.. and Mrs. Myers. only one MIS-.
Margare, Myers Allison OF Elm Grove,
as present. but grandchildren. great
grandchildren and friends 10 ;he NUM-
Der o: forty or ffty enjoyed The day ~
the open A splendid pl mic dinner "aS
served a. noon, Among thc guests 1r'm
a distance. were Mrs. Margaret Myers
and daughter GLADYS "f Elm Grove:
l.. a ND IL
ter and Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson ana
children Of Jacktowr. and Mr.. and MIS-.
Roney Of WeilsbErE. The second an
nu.l reunion OF the clan viii no held In
1872, in tho Thomas Mahen orchard
No torsvtNs Briefs
Cbarles Turk was called TO Glendale
Monday by the death Of his brother in
law. Mr. Queen. who was fatally In
tured In an automobile accident
Tho last quarterly meeting Of this
year for the Dallas charge vas hold
Saturday September - a. Salem. Only
a business session was held.
Early IN the coming conference year
tho district superintendent promised 10
hold communion services at this place.
Mrs, El'zaheth %lutLer +. The s guest OF
Mr.. ard Mrs Earl Ri-d of Washing
ton, ana Mrs. Rei,e Swa-t spent Sun
dsr with MIR and Mrs. Charlie Clutter,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. y. Jones' Of Mounds
viiie returned :" their homs Friday. FOL
lowing An enjoyable outing with
friends here.
Mrs. Margaret K!llen Of RowlesburE
4, the guest OF relatives here.
Mrs. John DOMAIN nri daughter Go!dia
OF WASHINGTON. Spcnt tho 10 ST ten days
with Mr. and Mrs. Galloway.
Water Swart and family attended
The .uneral Of H"hert Swcrt 90 Enon
Sunday. Young Swar' was killed in
Franco September %. 1915.
Harry Workman arI Russel Hewitt
rurcha rod n" general store a. Nideo,
from Joseph RarHha-t.
Mrs Holmes. Sr.. is qri'" ~.
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MAJ0RSVILLE
AndreK Workman.

Andrew " Workman. a t!vil war vet
~ran Jasssd away ut the hnm" nt ms
son at YIdso. Monday. September H.
following !incfrlng Illness. Mr.. Work
man was an octoRenartan. and almost
81 OF the many years OF his long life
we're apent In this community. In youth
lie VAS united in marriage with MI -
Martha Nick rrrihan. who preceded him
In death To this union were born two
children. William OF V!deo, and Mrs.
Olrs Ross. who disd several years ago
seven grand md one great
gran dclhld, alsu SURVIVE Services con-
Quoted by tho Rev. Ruble Of West Alex
andrr. WAS held wednesday at p m.
ln,ernent al Braddock graveyard.
MRS. Elisabeth n HeAdlsy.
Mrs. Eliza both Milliken headloY DIED
at the family homo At Fidso at $3.50
SUNDAY morning. September Is. aged rs
YEAR, Mrs Headley had been IN fail
Ing health for several months. hut hnr
death vas Mt eHnected and carno as
rhork - tho re's.Ives and fT~rds She
vas me vito =. Ih' la'e F'rRnk Headley
and IS survived ny tho following chill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-26
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Now York. Sept 81 Foreign >xchanE"
- L"S ruI-d higher In y"s;"rd&y's trH!.nI;
"a bio rates on London advancing >
,. =, -. SST% t.nuI!nrnt4, exch.,uG"S
wer. hrrr. and French francs "or""d
. ,.,,rrH ,icrrr 'i"rNEn marks con-
timed depressed. however, md dropped
back t. Ground the re."rd low l"N"..
I.ur,anta. demand. o 81. Finland. l.'l;
urn-EIovta. OtS. CzeChn Slnvta, 49,;
Inl1nI. iH5: Austria. 0.nS11.
II Won calculate the cost oc No dol
lar In forms II foreign money ~ cur
rorry exchange values that - n vow
wore buying DOLLAR ".tr p""ud%
marks or francs its value ~ ii" clos"
II .sa' week, compared with. year
ago, follow: