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Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07
STREET ACCEPTANCE NOTICE

The property owners on East
end of College Street will hereby
take notice that the undersigned
Street Committee will meet at 2 p.
NJ. Wednesday, October IL, 1921.
at the intersection OF Knox and Col
lege Streets and proceed thence over
said East End OF College Street for
the purpose Of ascertaining whether
said street has been constructor ac-
cordlng to contract and hearing any
protests if anyone has any to offer.
Committee: Crit Mitchell
A. M. Decker, Jr.
T. J. Moore.
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07
STREET ACCEPTANCE NOTICE

The property owners on Clark
Street will hereby take notice that
the undersigned Street Committee
will meet at l Pm. Wednesday, Oct.
~, 1921, at the intersection of Clark
and Pine Streets and proceed thence
over said Clark Street to its inter-
section with Wall Street for the pur-
pose of ascertaining whether said
said street has been constructed ac-
ing to contract and hearing any pro-
tests if anyone has any to offer.
Committee: Crit Mitchell
A. NJ. Decker, Jr.
T. J. Moore.
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07
STREET ACCEPTANCE NOTICE

Property owners on Allison Ave-
nue. will hereby take notice that the
undersigned Street Committee will
meet at $500 PM. at the intersec!
tion of Richmond Street and Allison
Avenue and proceed thence over said
Allison Avenue TO its intersection
with Depot Street for the purpose of
ascertaining whether said street has
been constructed according to con-
tract and hearing any protests II any
one has any to offer.
COMMITTEES: Crit Mitchell
A. M. Decker, Jr.
7. J. Moore.
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07
Health Brings Beauty
Et.ry Woman Should Read This

Bankstou, Ala. II had been down
With trouble Of q feminine character for
. good many years. took medicine from
different doctors, but Il did not do me
any good. Then heard Of DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription and ordered some
Of this medicine. I took SIR dollars
worth OF IL and would not take sirty
for the GOOD Il did me. l surely can praise
DIR. Pieroe's Favorite Prescription. 1
don't intend 70 be without II IN my homs
A. long as I can get II. l would advise
every woman that Is bothered with
trouble from which women suffer, to Use
this Prescription. Mrs. Williamson,
Route ..
Get this Prescription Of DR.. Pierce's in
tablets or liquid and Gee how quickly you
will have sparkling eyes, a clear skin and
vim, vigor, vitality. Write DR.. Pierce's
InvalidS Hotel in Buffalo, N. T., for free
medical advice.
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07
We Want a lady or gentlema

We Want a lady or gentleman
agent to handle city trade in Bar
bourVille and other vacant cities.
This is a wonderful opportunity as
you will be retailing the genuine J.
r. Watkins Products including Wat
kins Cocoanut Oil Shampoo, Garda
Face Powder, Fruit Drinks and over
1877 other products. Write today
for free sample and particulars. The
J. r. Watkins Co.. Dept. 6s, Mem
phis, Tenn. 49-4tp
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07
1921 T.iyES UCE

Books are 60 days late. per
cent penalty goes on December LIST.
1921. Sixty days for me to collect.
go out OF Office January lst, 1922.
Taxes must all be paid before Jan.
LIST. 1899.
Don't delay-pay now.
Your Sheriff,
Is. y. WALKER.
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07
Giving Him HIs Due.

''oratory is a gift, not an acquire
ment." said the proud politician as he
sat down nfier an hours harangue. II
understand" said the matter OF fact
chairman. "we're not blamin' you
You did the best you could"
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07
SCHOOL TAX LIST READY

The School Tax List Is ready and
I shall be pleased to receive taxes as
early as possible. November lst is
the Clc sing date.
BERT CATRON.
Tax Collector.
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07
cheap Potatoes onos.

May 7. 1890. the Aroostook (Me.) Re
publican reported. Potatoes 20 and u
cents q barrel this week"
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07

Big PineappIes In Peru.
In Peru pineapples grow to tn,
weight 0f ~ pnunds.
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07
Read Letters Below
Records from 20, 900 to $1,000 Miles

Now and then they are empha-
sized by unusual instances such
as quoted below. Performances
like these demonstrate the ult-
mate possibilities Of Firestone
Cords under careful driving.
ssp& L 1szi
The Harvey Z MACK cA,
Thrtossth 4 Harmcs ptAeN
Minneapolis.
Gsntlsmsn;--
IN The sliissEs that I sbeaiss< hs<n ths sst si
Firsstoas Cord tires On ny psdss esass The
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07

Cord Tires built the Firestone
way could not fail to produce
mileage. Every day, from all over
the country, comes the word that
10000, 10000 or $4,000 miles are
frequent and consistent records
Sept IL issi
Pirsstoss Tirs q RahSss Co.
IAeksonviils Branch.
lscksouvins. florids.
Csatlsmsni-
I submit kssswith the history si . sSst fire
sfons Cord tire This tire has run 81 600 milss-
! have rstrssdsd n seven dnsI The average
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07

tnAle4ke - se<h teue~a
Ing was about 1900. !
think you yin sgrss this
10 . rsmsrksbls record.
II u especially unusual
g I knev the o-~nsr V
be . ssvsrs dhves. How
ever. he gives his tires
proper Imitation. Ths drs
IN question 10 ne< yet
est a service and has
every inAiesdea ei being
sufheisntiy strong for an
sthsr Tstrssd. I an
mailing photographs an
der separate cover.
G. u. Psnnsy.
Pi.nt City. tiA
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07

W" ~
Gee alls,. TIE sseond
tirs rsiss1 ~ . miissg.
sf Sss~sSSN A,sss and
IS, -. fksss wsrs ssth
rear tiEss and had been
ss. ss..... ''fs..s s.s'',s.' s.ss sr.s, q
tfrss have rens bsttss
ti1aA -, coo miles and srs
sdii IN esoA seaditiss. I
expect y gst 1t issst
to,oso uiiss from sseh Of
thea. I nssd scarcely
say that the Firsstoas
Cord wtll be my tire
choice iss the future.
Archie II. Beard.
s71 L.sslis Bidk--
xiaAsapelA
Mountain advocate., 1921-10-07

The Advocate Job Printing Office
is at YOUR SERVICE. Rush orders
rushed.
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OBITUARY /
LESTER SCOTS BODY
LOOKED FOR TODAY
OF FAMOUS 3l4TH FIELD
ARru,LRRY WHO WAS KILLED
IN EUH-ARaoHNE Of
RENSIVE.
Funeral Arrangements Incomplete feno'
inS ArrivAl-Formor Comrades 70
ACT 90 Pallbearers-

TIL. body Of Lester Scott. member or
tho famous 3l4th Field Artillery p"tter
known as "Whecling's Own Regiment
is expected to arrive in the cry 'h's
morning at 1922 O'Clock. and Will re
takcn nj once to Cridcr Rros. undertake
ing parlors Al Elm Grove. Funeral ar
anrements arc incomplete pending ar
rival. but services will hkc'y he h"ih
Sunday afternoon at Dallas lrcsoy'
terrain church with Rev. Fred "li!am
officiating. and in:erment In Dallas
cemetery.
scott, on account Of his knowledge n
horses. was selected as ~aG"ncr' tno
after eight months in Camp Lee he was
sent ovcraeas and on the firing line
d,splayed great courage. going into the
most dangerous areas driving 4 '""n
carrying rations TO the lighting ladH'
"Scotty' as he was known TO all NJ"
comrades was one OF the most popular
lads in his unit. and was known as tie
Of the most conscientious boys ~ Inc
supply company Death resulted from
A sharpnel wound in the chest NJ the
time Of the Meuse-ArGonno offensive.
Young Scott had a premonition or
death. and as he stepped 10 the gang
plank of the steamer taking tho BOYS
across the ocean he said: This - the
last time my foot ever sets ca ni'cd
State. soil" This remark was thu
basis Of many discussions both before
and after SCOTS death.
Surviving the dead soldier are his
father Christopher Scott, and two sIS-
,crs. Mrs. James RiEElc OF Dallas and
Mrs. Sam Simms OF Eon"y's Point aud
one brother. Burnley Scott OF R"n"ys
Point,
The local American Legion will hold
their ritual over the body and will have
general charge OF the services. pr"Nid-
ing pallbcarers and a hrinS squad.
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AUTO PLUNCES
DOWN 800 FEET
KNIaHT CAR REDUCED
TO wRECKAaE On BETHANY
WASHINGTON PIKE.
Ed Lucas of This City Jumps and Es-
capss-only Two Tires Saved
from Wreck.

Special Dispatch 10 TIL" Irtclliccnter.
WCllShurg W. Va. Aug. ia man.
said to I've travelling salesman from
Wheeling. I'D Lucas. had 4 miraculous
escape from death near her" this after
noon about 1 o'clock. when Il SicarnF-
knight touring car h" was driving hc>
came uncontr"liable. plunged over u gu"
foot embankmenL and vas completely
wrecked
Tho accident happened q; IN" tor al
n steep hill on the B"th"rI NaSh'nE''h
pike There wcr" no "lr-wiin"S*"S l"'
place where the accident "'rurr"d mas
hecn tho scene Of several auto inSE',r"
and is known Us a DANGEROUS place.
II * said Lucas. aft"r losing control
OF the auto. realized his danger ami
while tho ma"hin" was pInnE'n% over
tho brink OF the raviur. lcap"d 80 SAFE
~ The auto crashed down the hiIISluc
md landed at the bottom OF the SuiIrS.
a worthless mass OF twisted metal. MI
that was left OF the machine worm
while was two tires. They ha" h"th
been blown out.
How ,hc driver managed !" E"t ""'
Of the machine Is 4 miracle. ia" ne
remained IN it, he would hay" me- Shr"
death us the auto was complete ~
wrecked before II WAS hair WAY ho"h
the steep hill. and pieces were Trewn
all over the hillside
Lucas telcphoned to Wheeling low
minutes after the accident occurred ana
informed I Wheeling garage OF the &C
cident.
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ESTIMATES
BOARD rF EDUCATION LEVY
ESTIMATE,

BOARD DF IRRIGATION LEVY
ESTIMATE.
State ot West Virginia.
County OF ohio. r;strsct OF Liberty
To-NIt.
At 4 regular session Of the board OF
education OF Liberty district Of OHIO
county held at the regular meeting
place thereof. on the sccood Tuesday in
august 1871. Present: y. u. Garrison.
prcsiden; OF said board OF education.
and Frank CullNy and S. $. Harris.
commissioners.
In accordance with chapter Is. Acts
1871. the board OF education proceeded
IL, ..anr - AZ estimate OF the amount
necessary 10 be levied for the current
asrat YEAR 20 cover all district debts
and liabilities payable during III" wear.
in',,Iiluc mo probable expenditures t"r
dt>tr.~; purposes. and proper allow
arces tor delinquent taxes. cSnnerar"nS
.tr,G contingencies. hut dcdnCilnC the
money - the treasury applicable 20 the
Icy, - 81 tho years and district Gains
1C'n determine and HStlna;" the several
q amounts 70 bc icTicd AZ follows
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PURPOSES
Maintenance Fund Estimate
Estimated Receipts
Tho amount du" and the amount that
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action by the September grand jury
which Convenes Monday September 5th.
Wright in his talk with officials to-
day said that he had never heard OF
Cummins before he came here July 23rd
and only went TO him because some
one directed him to Cummins as deal
or in Fords.
Asked If he had intended killing
Cummins 10 get the car when he nego-
tinted for the auto demonstration.
Wright said he hadn't. He added that
he thought that he would be able 10
steal the car from Cummtns. but that
after he had been with him short
time he knew there was no chance OF
putting anything over" on Cummins.
and he was still planning on how 10 get
the machine when the opportunity was
laid open 10 him to nnlsh Nun Win the
gun, and ne took il.
The killing. he claimed, was done on
the spur Of the moment
Asked II he knew Howard Mitchell
WcllsviIle, barber. was under arrest FOR
the murder. Wright said he had read
about II in the newspapers. He said he
did not know Mitchell.
Tho slayer was asked II he feared the
electric chair. He smiled and said ne
did not think ne was going to the chair
Fultz Claims Reward.
patrolman ]. II. Fultz Of Wellsville.
who arrested Wright at st. ClairsVille'
came here today and put in claim Tor
the entire reward Of $1,000 offered by
the Jefferson county commissioners, ne
claiming that ratrolman Harry Finch
OF this city and Thomas Priest. taxi
driver, had nothing tn do with the ar
rest. although with him at tho time.
Priest and Finch. 1t is understood. want
the reward split three ways. The money.
however will not be paid over until
Wright Is convicted of the crime.
The slayer Of Cummins blamcs his
present plight on raisin jack. He said
he had been imbibing freely OF raisin
Iiauor at the time that he killed Cum
minis, and added that II was spree that
prompted the theft Of the car at Wells
Vile last Tuesday and brought about
his capture.
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THREE IMPERIAL
BANDITS GIVE BOND

Pittsburgh. Aug "2--Three OF 1--WE
men held in connection with the I'm
pcrial State Bank robbery. Imperial. Ia.
several weeks ago were held in $4,000
bonds each at a hearing here today be-
fore Judge Marshall Brown. and the
other two were not admitted 10 bail.
Those under bond are Mike l'renski.
George Valenski and Alex Tercnskt. or
Wcirtnn. w. Va. The others Paul Ohen-
sli and Frank Conjohoky. said 10 be
wanted on other charges. arc OF Wheel
inc " N
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polinn Snsnact Finder.

San Francisco, Aug. 12.-Search went
forward today for two persons, 4 Tom-
an and man, who arc believed 70 know
how the body OF the Reverend tatnef
Heslin. Catholic priest, came TO its snat.
low grave in the desolate coast couSt
Of San francisco at midnight WeonSs-
day. The man IS as yet unnamed the
woman is called Dolly Mason. mention
ed by William \. Hightower as having
given him the information on which ne
based his successful search for tho
priests body.
Police officers frankly said they BE-
lieved that iii liIShtOwcr. held In the
hall Of justice here. they had the major
character i'll the affair and indicated
him was imminent.
"Hightowcr is very cool, calculAt-
ing Individual, said district attorney
Franklin Swart. Of San Mateo county,
in = statement. He has an inclination
to be smart and appears to think he 10
putting it over on US. I think Ne shall
break him down SOON"
HlBhtower. according to Captain or
Detectives Matheson when asked why
he did not first go to the police with
his information about the body instead
OF to the residence OF Archbishop Ed.
ward J. Hanna. replied that he was out
after the reward that had been offered
and that he believed II he went first
to the police they and not he would
get the money.
Captain Matheson said that he did not
believe that Hightower was the man
who called for Father Heslin and took
him away under 10 pretense that he
was to visit 4 dying man."
I'VE expect TO locate that man and
have him under arrest before night" he
said.
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WANTS CONNECTION
WITH c, & P, LINES

Charleston. w. Va. Aug. l@.-Thc
prltchard Telephone company. Of Har-
risville, RitChie county. today filed for
NAL complaint with the public service
commission. against tn" Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone comranv. The COM
plant seeks 10 have the !Hr':"r company
mako service connection win its line.
The sutton Chemical company COM
planned 10 the commission that the Bal
timorc and Ohio Railr"Id company had
refused to lay n spur lin" IT its plant
at Sutton. BraXton county.
In each case the defendant companies
were given ten days to satisfy IN" Una.
nlaintS or fle answer.
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McClelland Rites.

From the family home. %lo2 ''aroo
street. last evening funeral services
were conducted !or IN" late FrEd Nc
Clclland who was killed on Bcthhhy
pike Wednesday evening when ms
motorcycle crashed into an automnDlio
driven by ]. r. MCCULLOUGH OF Mes'
Liberty. Rev. Simon Snyder. or Trinity
Lutheran church ofTiCiaIrd and inter
mont will take place this morning in
Zion cemetery.
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Funeral services will be held Monday
morning from the late home Stop .,
Twenty ninth street for Mrs. Lcnora
n. Pappcrt, widow OF the late John
Eoltc. who died about II years ago,
Requiem high mass will. hc offered AT
ST. Joscph's cathedral AZ 10 O'Clock, with
interment in Mount Calvary.
Surviving are the following children
George L. and lau' r.. both "f this city;
Mrs. William F. StarkGY. Mrs William
{ -awtord and Miss Eoha. Mrs. N"lt"
as 81 years OF age and was Il daughter
o. Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius ianp"rt. She
d ed Thursday afternoon following a
lengthy illness.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Notice 20 Contractors:
The board nf rhurat.on ~ Trialci-
rhia Dis,r!c. wtli until noon. Tuesday.
Angus; % 1927. recH:ve odds FOR APP
proxira'",H S3nn square 80; =. ""Tcn'
walk ar"I"d the Tr'ld";?hll District
hiIN Sr0u',t. l'.orS and specifications
ar on A.. VIII n" sccr";.:y At the
TT .Ide!Th.., District high Sch0o.. l".ch
biz; mus; >" accompanied ny : "cr,i.l"d
check fn~ 500 90 alahlc 20 tn" Ro0rh
g: EduCat"n ~ Tr!ad"lph;l D'Siric; rs
u guarantee that the bidder { tho con-
tract is awarded him. will enter into Il
contract with 'hr BOa d ~ ElVca CO...
RI. board reserves the riSh; 20 reject
any or ali bids.
s g. JACOBS. Jr..
Secretary.
au~l 2-j
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zR-2 SOON READY
FOR TRANSATLANTIC
TRIP TO AMERICA

London. Aug. l2.-Niy the Associated
rrrsS) --On the weather man now de-
ponds solely tho winding up or hnhI
preparations for tho voyage or the
diriGiblc XR-2 to her new home In the
United States. His pcrvrrsity in send
ing a prolonged wind and rain over the
north of England and the MidlandS'
after an unusually dry summer, is pre-
venting the holding Of the last or the
aIrships trials before she Is boarded
by the American crew.
This last proving by the builders now
Is only matter Of days. Then. barring
unexpected happenings. the new owners
will take her over and. favored win
flying weather. quickly will conclude
their initiation into navigating the DIG
airship. Commander l.. II. Maxfl"ld and
the members OF the crew which VIII
pilot the XIt-2 across tho Atlantic from
England arc eager Ia start.
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sealed hos f0- furnishing and haul
IN. o. 'or raiI.ln% un!y from Elm Grove
mice good "lrrH coal in sufficient
.uGaHt'tlcS FOR tEr Srhoo, wear for The
different schools 90 T-.adrirh.l Dis-
'-.,c using coal will be received by the
I'd - k;dTrati"H "c Tr:aG- ohlL Ip.S
t-!"f up'l noon Tuesday. AuruS' -.
IA, 4, nidS should Do addressed -
N" Board - E:duca:i"n OF rriad~lph Il
Ip:.'riCr. Fi.n Grove. Whc"l,Ng. ". Va.
and marked Bids for FURNISHING: roal."
s :. JACOBS. Jr..
Secretary.
augln-,
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PLAYS With DYNAMITE
CAP;LOSES FINGERS

John Eall!sh aged II years. struck
dynarr t. cap last evening about
o'clock while playing in the rear OF his
homo in Connorsvillc. o., causing II 10
explode As result he lost two FIN
gers on the left hand and the thumb
and ono finger on the right hand.
The boy found the cap and was play
inE with 4 hammer ~ the time. He
was rushed TO tho Martins Ferry hos
initial
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SardIS. ohio. "Wednesday morning. Kew
l.. $ crosse. of Zane Street NJ. Il. chur'h'
"rf'INt"I and intcrmcnt vas mace IN
Greenwood cemetery. the following a't'
INK as pail bearers: Iaul McHlnnisS'
Lester Tyler. kenneth Ackcr, Joseph
Piper. William Joseph Roland MpHeS'
Robert Tyler and Charles BonnrS"n'
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Amount 10 be raised by levy.& s.S6l.oo

And the board Of education doth de-
,rrrnlne and estimate that IL will be
necessary 70 raise $3.565.5s for mainte-
nance fund purposes. and $s.S6l.oo for
teachers fund purposes to conduct the
schools in said district for the term OF
ninc months. and to pay the same will
REQUIRE a levy OF fifteen cents Osc.) Tor
maintenance fund purposes and forty
cents (40c.) for teachers fund purposes
IN Zach one hundred dollars valuation
OF ali property taxable in said Liberty
district. based upon the last assessment
OF real and personal property therein
"a follows:
Raj estate .................. N.elSZle
rc~son,l nronerty ~ 356.s50
p,:,,I. T-tiIity nroperty 43S83t
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THE MEEDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnex. Prop.
FUNERAL. DIRECTORS
Cali Phone 1917
DIED

OLEARY-On Tuesday. August O. 1921.
at 5:+S O'Clock p. m. at the Wheeling
Hospital, MARGARET J. GAl.t.A
CHER. wife OF Ted u. O'I.eary. The
remains have been removed TO the
family home. No. 100 T~enty-hrst
street Warwood.
Funeral on Saturday morning al $40
Requiem high mass a. Corpus Christ.
church At O'Clock Friends respect
fully invited 10 attend. lnterment At
Mt Calvary cemetery. Members OF
Cathedral Branch No. $40 l.. 4. Il. 4.
Will meet at tho home this Thursday
evening at 8 O'Clock 10 hold their
services
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MISREPRESENTATION MATCH

New York. Aug. 1c.-Jim Barns
American national open golf champion
and Jock Hutchinson. winner Of the
British omen title. Will meet in 36-ho!c
match on Labor day over tho links "t
the Soundvicw Golf club. II Was an
nounCed tonight.
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Msfphen Services.

From the Church OF the Assumption
Il, Littlcton Yesterday morning At IN
o'clock funeral services were held for
tho late DIT Thomas M"irhcn Of this
city. Rev. Brady uffiCiatcd and inter
mrnt was made In I.!ttlciou cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CHAS. y GRIFFITH. carpenter and
Binder Anything IN wood made ~
repaired. 1905 Eofr ST.. Phone VINCE
lnE lI9S.W aug m
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Washington. Aug. 1.-Two officers or
the british air ministry. an additional
American naval officer and an army air
service officer have been designated TO
make tho transatlantic trip OF the
ZR-2. which will leave England as soon
after August IS as her trials permit
Lieutenant Commander Richard e.
Byrd, Jr.. Of the naval bureau OF aero
nautics. left Washington today for New
York to sail on the Olympic for Eng
land. to return as air navigation c1-
pert.
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cchsntur City Clark Dior.

Special Dispatch to The lnto!ltE"ncc-.
East Liverpool. Aug. IL Following
a long illness. James Johnston. ~. ",ty
clerk OF Chester. w. Va. died n his
home tonight. lie leaves widow and
three children.
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wieCel Tuuernl,

Yesterday afternoon at 100 o'clock.
from the late home at 42S South Broad
way. island. funeral services w"r' held
for Mrs. William G.. WiegCi, who died at
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1t was reported hore the driver or nc
,ocbin, had called the Stcarns-kntt;ht
--are on Market street between Ninth
I'd tenth streets at 5 o'clock, but no
rnnhrna,ion could be obtained.
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81 A. 4 q9G
Total ................... ..S2.Ai+.@ 9g
Now Building nd Improvement Fund
Purposes

t-ia-np,nry MI uiKh Schools(
49,, p.t,t
',',o a ,h.no,,, ,h,,
nv "I''ou"' uu' ", aI,n,IhI. 49,,
VIII o"r"Fnc I"e ina r",rSNor ''ol''
every source io' hcM M '" ~. ,m
rro'"""hc iunu PHs p"Ssi 1919 ." ~
IN" Ivy 81 'aScS l'I So's p.' p"n w
b" MADE TOT the current hStS'
Amount due fund from sheriff! t'1"'.ei
Estimated liSourSe"eh'9
All expenditures payable out OF the
levy for new building and improvement
fund purposes for ne current year
New Buildings ..............$l@ ,5nn on
Total disbursements ........*lt O.oo