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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
OBITUARY
PVT, JOE BAUER'S
RITES This MORNING
Military Services Reid BY Legion 1es-
tsrday Tor Pvt. Waywacker ana
Pvt. Doris

Military funeral services were con-
Quoted yesterday by Wheeling Post NO,
I American Legion. over the remains OF
Private Vincent Doris and Private
Harry TAywacker. while. similar SER
vicNs will be conducted today over the
rem. ms OF Private Joseph q. Bauer
All thee OF these Wheeling BOYS were
kIlleN in action during the World war
while serving with the A. z. F.
Tho last rites to- Private Doris were
held Yesterday afternoon at $50 O'Clock
from tho home OF hts mother Mrs Fan
ME Mccamic. No. ga McColloch street
DR.. Samuel NJ. Gibson. pastor o. the
First Presbyterian church. osAciated,
Burial was made n the Greenwood. Gem
Stery with III. GS'.al rituaEsrc service
conducted by ;hc -GriSn.
The services tor Private Waywacker
were he'd Yesterday morning al ,
o'clock a, the church OF Immaculate
Conception. Internent was made IN
Mount Calvary cemetery. Post con-
mander Harry c. Miller. Ia! charge OF
me Legion F-rvlcs ws:&n sss >on2aetsc
Sunday evening at the Nome o: Mrs.
Reoecca waywacSe.. mother Of the de-
ceased. No. ASA EoG street.
This morning aat $50 o'clock from,
the home OF hts parents No. 81 Grand
view street. will De conducted the ser
vice for Private Bauer. Requiem high
mass will 20 celebrated at 9 o'c.oCG a;
g.. AlphonSuS cathedral IDc"Crnc3: W.,
- maGA IN Mount Calvary cemetery.
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Refused Unanimous
Consent 10 Talk on
The Railroad Strike

Na.hiH-ton. Oct. iI--When the House
convened today Representative Blanton
asked unar.mous consent to discuss for
; !i;c minutes the r. ?ent decla rs tiou OF
var against ito people Of the United
Sl2tes which - to occur October 20.
He referred IT, ioe threatened rh.l sirIAe.
RnpreaenIat;Ic Walsh. Republican.
Massachusetts,, prertsd Mr.. Blanton
from sgeaKing hy o5jecl;ng 10 his re-
quest
Chairman Win<Iow Of the House Com
mcrce committee. which considers mea'
sures affecting the railroads today called
!. meeting for tomorrow for the purpose
Mr.. W!nslow said. Of deciding what leg
islat:on IS to lie pressed before the end
Of tire present session. Committee mem.
hers said it was probable that the strike
situation would be discussed.
Among bills before the commission arc
several dGsiGncd 10 bring about reduc-
, ten Of transportation rates. one CALI
ing for Adjustment OF the railroad la
Dor board ana another r.r"alins the So
, called riiara ai-cd earnings s-ctton Of
! the transportation act and giving state
utilities ccmnissicns control over rates
, within their states.
Member. Of the public group OF the
railroad board. conferred for 4 short
while with Attorney General paughtrty.
Both TN. board members and Mt.
T,eugherty declined 20 discus. the con.
ference beyond saying tEat the striEe
situation, was discussed. Mr.. paY3h.
crtv Immediately after the conference
vent 70 the white HoIEe 20 lunch Tih
President Harding.
president Compers, o. the America n
Federation Of Labor. indicated that his
organization nigh: Interest itself IN tho
: threatened walkout later bat said that
for ne present 10 statement Of the
( f.dermjlou's views would be made II
was assumed he referred 20 tho ross.
ri;ity II strike call being issued b.
he ra!,wa- trades affiliated With lie
federation.
!, 2. Anderson. vice president Of the
international ASSOCIATION @ Machin-
is'e said the railway trades Would cor;
dust their part ri tho s'rtHe. II the cali
were Issued. entirely apar, from that
Of the fuur hro'he7hoots Of train opera''
: INK employees
| we vii So our WAY and the four
, l,rolherhoods viii L" theirs" Mr.. -And,r
| son sad w" haze 10, cooperate ted p
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ULSTER UP IN
CONFERENCE on
PEACE IN ERIN

London. Oct Il. tn" Irish confer
ence had another rwo-hnur session 10
da.. Complete rcticrncc is main'
taircd as 10 The nature of ~" dls'
russior. which IL believed ~ have
concerned lie Ulster question. The
date cT thu ncSt mcering will hr dXed
iaier.
There was great activity ~ Sim
Foin headQuariorS after Adjournment
OF the conference. bur assuranc" vas
"i~en ia. no unforeseen hitch had
occurred
Inquiry at both the Irish office and
Sim Fen headquarters disclosed thaf
az yet neither side has been able 70
estimate the prospects Of concession
BY the other. The Sim Fem main
tains It's full separatist claim. ami still
makes unity Of Ireland an indl7nenSa'
ale condition 10 n:cniherthip il the
British commonwealth.
Elaborate statistics have been pre-
pared for submission to the confer
rnce to rrore the injustice Of eXcl';d
ing northeast Ulster. The next sf2re
IS expected TO 10 the presentation BY
he Irish delega'es OF plan OF local
autonomy within the Irish state
which will then be submitted TO Sir
James Craig, the Ulster premier
II the government supports Ulster
IN refusing any compromise. the con
ference. + !s declared. will break mp,
and the Irish deierarrs return 10 Ire.
land. - the Ulster difiGulty is over
come. france ond trade policy will be
debated. The Sim Fem having pre-
pared long statements IN hotA these
subjects B0:h sides agree hat /! the
conference continues over Frd7v. a
settlement VII be in sight
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RAILROAD NEWS
PENNSYLVANIA RUNS
BRIDGE INSPECTION
SPECIAL THIS WEEK

bridge Inspection special train was
r;ic over the Wheeling division Of the
Pennsylvania railroad yesterday In an
!" spection OF all the bridges on the
.line. The inspectors included Super
!n;endenc J. II. Redding and other off,
Gals Of tho Wheeling division. The
train eft Eeliaire Yesterday morning al
O'clock. going direct to MIngo juno
ton. crossing the river at that point
and then coming 20 Wheeling via tho
Fon Hsncie. bringing with it officials
Wheeling Junction. Upon reaching
Wh"e.iA2. rfter bridges in the upper
panhandle were Inspected. tn. special
ran i Ear n Benwoo1. where all bridges
IN that section were examined. Return
Ing from Benwood. inspections were
made OF bridges along the Wheeling
Terminal roHte including the Ohio river
bridge whore mich time was epen. in
making careful Inspections. Following
this. tie special proceeded back to Bel
iaire over tie =. & T.. wher" Il Will lay
over until Ibis morning, when Inspec-
tons .: bridges will be resumed on the
=. & ?. rom Be,laire 10 rowhatan. and
Wy ;%e ono river as far az possibly
Steuh"nr!i,e, where the train will lay
over - tonight. Tomorrow. after maxi
~" Tho necessary inspections in the VI
ct".'r - Yellow Geek the special will
'."n rstur:i 20 Steuhenville and go 10
GAINESVILLE via TrInway. where conf
?,ct.oh OF inspections will be made
Audit PAYROLL
The Pennsylvania Wheeling division
p"Err!. for employees worEing in this
G.str!ct VIII b. audited and forwarded
70 Pittsburgh today. TT" payroll IL
llrG"r this time than in r0e past. owing
, - the in,rra'n Of business in the last
several weeks. The pay will DO dis
tr.DUtcl Saturday.
Reductions in Orc Rates Today
VI nrc $h.pments over the Pennsyl.
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WILL RECOVER
Kirkwood Man Dangerously Hurt In
Auto Crash or the Island.

CHRISTOPHER Roberts q K'rhwrod ha u
a narrow escape frcl1 h"sth carly vac
,er!ay morning wh"' His angular "A.n
was ai~Iost severed II an automobile
collision. e" vas rushed :, the North
Wheeling hoSrita'. where ~. John w.
Gilmore closed the Yin.
Roberts was gong :" work With Elmer
Meiste- OF Br.dgepo:: in M".si"r's Ford
car \: tho Suspension bridge Me!st"r
colllded with a United Dairy truci.. Fly
.rg glass crt Roberts. NJ ~" hospital
last night il was said Roberts would
recover. The auto mob!l" VAS almost
ComTic:e,y wrecked
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HUSBAND SAYS
He WAS AMAZED
Huntington Man Gan Hardly
Believe His Eyes-Wne
Is Picture Of Health
Now.

~ can hardly believe my ON eyes
when I se. my wife the picture ct
health. as a short time Ato. Aad
given up all hope, and her recovery Nv
taking Tanlac vas simply rhaIvsloas."
said J. l. Roberts. 1858 NiAo Ave.
Huntington.
For ak months. she raS &evA IN
bed so helpless we had to wait on hsr
like a baby. shS had stesta6A tftth'S,
IN the worst form. and lost weight gn'
ri she was little more than = sk1loter.
We spent over three thousand dollars
on treatments that did her n iced.
ard I was almost desperate w4th very
over her condition.
"A few days after she began AkinE
Tanlac. she sat up. and II wasn't long
before she walked around the hepsc.
Today SIZE Is strong and we'll ana ]
neTer saw her look batter or rners
cheerful tlan che does now. I think
Tarlac ts = world beaten"
T4nlac ls soil IN Wheeling BY the
Hoge-pav!s Drug Co. and BY Loading
druggists everywhere.
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Sounds Note Of Optimism
in Threatened WalkOut

New York. Oct. Ian optimistic note
as TO railroad problems has been sound
ed by Colonel Charles Hines assistant
TO Edward J. Pearson. president Of the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
railroad N a speech 70 20 OF the road
Speaking last night at the annual din
nor OF the Cable club, most OF the mem
hers Of which belong TO erotherhoods
which have threatened 10 strike. he
said he was AN incorriCible opum:st
and accented the belief that the "aasc-
Citations Of railroad men are sane enough
10 ind solution and 70 cope with any
problems that may face them"
Recommendations must he kept UP
whatever happens" he added,
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OHIO COUNTY
ROAD AMONG
BIDS ASKED

charleston. ". Va. O"' !! .- tn"
state road commission today issued It's
Grst request for bids N SAT" rr"h pro-
let's sine. The new rrad law W.T. int ,
effect. Advcrt lssmcnI tor Ill. wa made
Yrs>:hi. Through III" actual sale last
week "f the entire road bond issue ~
sli"H@."cn. members Of tho commission
said. The approximate cost OF the
Combined projects Is S325.G00. The
Greenhri.r count project VIII be under
tbs supervision Of county forces.
Tile prejcct IN kanGwha county Is 80
miles OF the Midland Trail between a
point near the Putnam county line and
the end OF the paving west Of st. Adams.
Tho work consists Of grading, draining
and paving with macaiam,
This project, with that in Putnam
county. will close up the unfinished gap
OF the Midland trail leading from
Charleston to Huntington. The Green
br!er contract is for Tho grading AMI
draining OF "a miles OF the Blue Sui
phur turnpike from Palestine 10 Buster >
store az Blue sulphur Springs.
Other projects arc:
Putnam county--5.s miles OF Midland
trail between end OF project IS ana
point near the Kanawha county line,
for grading. draining and paving with
nacadam.
Fayette-sS miles Of Midland trail
between Longacre and Kanawha Falls.
grading and draining.
Ohio-Two miles Of National pike
west OF Pennsylvania state line. grad
ing. draining and paving with concrete.
Wood-Three miles Of Farkersburs-
Williamstown road, grading. draining
and Paving with concrete.
Gilmer-Two miles OF Chenille
Weston pike from end ~ project $50
to Lewis county line. grading and drain
ing.
Ma-!on-l.75 miles o. the Fairmont
and Morgantown pike from the end OF
tho present concrete road to the Monon-
gala county line, for grading and drain
Ing
Monongalia-Four miles Of FAirnont
and Morgan:own pike between Little
Indian creek and Marion county line.
grading and draining.
Mineral-lo.30 miles az Northwestern
turnpike from New creek 10 the Hamp-
shire county line. grading and draining.
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Statement of John Roberts
Nav Help Others.

ha"e had >. Of --oI&.e VIA ny
stomach suffered with Indigestion for
q long time. had such miserable pains
coI.G Aard.y Stand I. After taking
three ~ four doses o. Old Indian KID
oey arr Lt"er Toclc the pans awe all
Kcse and feel macT :: ne 0ettsc ard
a., r.os: anYch:rS ard :eai SAFE. BE-
neve t%o oo''.eS c: .a:s medicine WI!
oY-s ne. Yours truly.
JOHN ROBERTS.
Whesi3ng. ". Va.
Old Indian Kid7ey and Live Tca!c
HAS no equa! - ne t-sgtmert - .:rer
aad k.d.ey co:ar.l:rts r&eua,IciSu and
"ar.ous other troubles arising :r,r! had
food. 7, - composed c: slt=r1. G:
the oid-c.me lnXred!ec:e IA: n.- grand
mothers use! w.t: suc& good reals.
This al LHI -tc n cas-. IS GOOD Cor 4
500 bottle a. {. II Cries. & Co. Orig
inAl Cut Rae Store.
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Thousands Thank
DR.. onh ardt
Who Discovered This Common Sens,
Remedy.

II you think that tn" surgeons knife
Is the only method OF escape from the
misery Of piles, It's because you haven't
hoard Of the new treatment known as
DR.. Lconhard:'s HEMEOlD.
The Doctors treatment is internal
Rv expcr.urat!n2 for years he dlsCor'
cred he e>act cause OF piles ard then
vent further and compounded a remedy
that would remove the cause.
pr. Lcorhardt wants every sufferer "a
benefit by his discovery and so tina,
here will be no doubling or deley, =
H. GrieSt & Co.. and ali druggists ara
authorized - sell HEM-ROID with
guarantee that II will do as stated or
money back
On that honorable basis every sufferer
should ser!ye a package OF Dr.. Leon
hardt HEN-ROlD today.-(Ad"D
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CAFETERIA DRAWS
LIBERAL PATRONAGE

The new cafeteria at l222 Marh.t
street. vas opened n 1 O'Clock yrster-
day afternoon. by :. l.. .\r"y. manager
Mauy people visited The Place last even
ing. a'd were please! with tie service
afforded them.
This cafeteria Is equipped 20 take car"
"c large crowds. and at tie same time.
liz prices are moderate.
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SarviceS Today

Services VII ha conducted to1l" over
the remains OF George RHudcs. rho died
following injuries -ecetI ed las: Monday
when he WAS struck by a Baltimore -
Ohio railroad train In the vicinity OF
Elm Grove. at the Cr!der Undertaking
par!ors. Requiem high mas Will BE- eel
ebrated a. s.. Vincent de Fans church.
tnterTnnt viii follow IN !iou,. Calvary
cemetery. The b"3y Hts been h.il az
the Order parlors pending the arriva,
OF relatives. None were 20 lie toCnd
with tire exception % cousin who re.
sides in DuGueSre, Pa.
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Southern Pacific viii
Operate Despite Strike

New York Oct. Unnecessary steps
to continue public service in any emer-
rency will he taken by the Southern Pa
cinc line. according to a telegram sent
TO the New York Herald today from the
New Canaan convention by Julius
Kruttschn!tt, chairman OF tho executive
commission.
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Funeral services will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock over the re-
mains ct the late Miss Mary Amelia 7.
kalienbach. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Kaltenbach. whose death occur
red Sunday afternoon. following short
illness. Rev. Ralph A. Harshman. pas
;o- o. the Edgwood Lutheran church,
NJ Cffciatc. Interment Will be made
IN Peninsula cemetery.
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BACKS INTO TROLLEY cA1

Dr. W. C. E;zler's roadster was slight
IS damaged last night N 4 collision with
City Railway car on Market street, IN
front OF the Intelligence office. Dr.
Eczler was backing away from the curb
and failed 70 see the street car, with
the resIt that the collision occurred
The impact was not severe, and the doc
tors car suffered no more serious lam
ago than bent fender.
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CHINA EXTENDS THANKS

NasA!r gtoa. Oct. ia message from
the president OF the Chinese republic
70 Presiden. Harding. thanking him fo-
remembering that country on the occa-
sion OF its tenth annual Anniversary.
was made pubic today by the state de-
partment
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Kulsky Funeral Wednesday.

Tomorrow afternoon At ESQ o'clock at
his home on Left Hand Run Will be held
the funeral services for Christian kul'
sky, whose dea'h occurred sunday after
noon At the Ohio Va ~ General hos
ri,si. following short Illness. Rev
William e. Ultert. pastor 81 81. Johns
Evangelical church. will "fnciate. In
:erneut will he made in NJ. Z!cu ctme-
ceCy.
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Wright Services

Services ove- tn remains q: Mesa
E!izaaet wright. WHO lid last F'riday
evening. were canGCc;ad yesterday after
noon az $50 O'clock NJ the home . her
sister. Mrs. Thomas Stewar:. a. Greea
Gables on the National Pike. ReT.
Charles Il. Robinson. pastor % the Firs;
United Presbyterian church. off'tat"t
lntermcnt was made in Greenwood Gem
ctery
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johnson Services

Yesterday afternoon at the homo -.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. JnS3Soa. No. 81
East Cross street. Elm Grove, were held
n service for George lchnson. who
ed Thursday at Wooster. .. Eurtal
las made in Greenwood cemetery.
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Fleming Services.

Yesterday morning at lisa oci"'k
tvo:.. i, la" homs near Dallas. we're
III the funeral services for R"'ert
;!cmtuc. whose death occurred follow
ng i shug- Illness. Rev. Fred Williams,
pastor of the Dallas Frssh! ter'.n
church. orlcsateG Burial Nas mad in
~, Dallas cemetery.
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Bn-nea Services.

THIS afternoon at o'clock from his
hoa,H on North Main street. Wellsburg,
will be he'd the funeral % the late
Capt. Ephriam B. Barnes. whose death
occurred Monday evening. Interment
will Re made in the Brooke county
cemetery.
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Bonnefsld Funeral

Yesterday morning az SEQ O'Clock.
from the homo OF his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George P. Sonnete!d on tire Nation
a. Road. was held the services fo- Ed.
ward Socaete.d. B. who died several
DAYS ago. Requiem high mass vas eel.
ebrated at So, MIcheal5 Catholic church
Burial vas made In Noun, Galway Gem
.tery
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BAkar Funeral

Funeral services for Robert {. Baker
veil known nillworker. who died Fri.
day morning vera held yesterday AZ
$3.50 o'clock at his late home. No. %
Merritt street. Rev. Angus, G. Rasche.
pastor OF S.. Paul's Evangelical church
ofac!ated lnterment Vas made in
Mount Zion cemetery.
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Mrs Bane's Funeral,

Following services held yesterday
afternoon over the remains OF the late
Mrs. Hannah Bans. whose death occur
red several days ago at her home at
Rock Lick. which were in charge OF Rev.
A:erS. pastor Of the Fork Ridge Baptist
church. burial was made in Fork Rilge
cemetery.
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Ingcrsol burial.

Yesterday afternoon ut $50 O'CLOCK
at his late nol;.c a; Calls. were held the
tuner.l ssrS ICES over the remains OF
Robert Ingo~s"l. Rev. AYERS "I the
Wolf Rdn Ia p:ist churca. othciated.
Ia,erraan, vas made in Wolf Run ceme-
terry.
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Word has been received hero Of the
death Of Mrs. Martha Gain. former resi-
dent OF Wheeling. which occurred AZ Co.
lumbus. O.. on Sunday afternoon. TIE
funeral services will be conducted from
her late home this afternoon a: o'clock
followed by intermen. ~ the Columbus
cemetery,
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8arnsa Services

Yesterday afternoon at tho late homo
IN Bethesda. vas he'd the funeral SER.
vices over the remains OF D. +. Barnes
Who died several days ago Rev. Ack-
ran Of the Bethesda VI Z. church. con.
Quoted tbs services. While burial was
rnade In Bethesda cAmece.%
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the pas, and we do not expect to 10 the
future"
German Mark Now
Worth About Half Cent

New York, Oct. l7.-Gsrnan MARKS
continuing 20 make new lou records
were approaching half cent each III
varied from 81 to So cents. The week
end decline VAS perhaps the largest
Of any recent change In the MARIE QUO
ta'Ions. Saturdays closing price be-
ing ,5sc5 cents.
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John R0iHtar,

Word was received here yesterday Of
the death OF John Re!stsr. former resi-
dent 81 this city which occurred AT his
late home in the west. Mr.. Re!Ster has
a brother. Leo Retster. living here.
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v,n!a railroad today will DO carried AZ
i y irr cent rhciIir "a" t@'G IN l'o
past t." - .HN.l"u e : - "i'''N N'''
c.am'.a L. ras lnttIS:ai" hMHT''
C"'Iml> stnA we're YAK III" 'H''' ms
r'"?u'H,. which : - DlI"h S1i'-'l''"h
- .n:;rnrs Tao r%iasy Is raN '"'h ne
fer large shipments uf ,ro e" 'nS - 'h7
rs,;uc. Jon n rd'-s
Repair wort Resumed
r,i,rCats in Ih.> l!r;nit" wh!'" are
making heavy r,r,H!r- e u" r"fdSeiS
,c~,i,nH to w,;~> THIS rncl!uE. A. II"
i"l."" n places sGrn CcruirS ~" re'nE
moe. i'ee..n Bottom. vi tie FennE! v
vaI!a: uu Seventeenth s'rc"'. IN East
Wheeling. grl st several PAGES IN -""i"
Nh,clac on The Rail!more & Ohio
Situation Quiet
In y'aw 80 thu :crth,t ,Ninc railroad
ri,Ikr. l"cAl rail men ContinH" 10 remain
s,.r, a. To thHir attitude OF Ii" ~trlhH
Nhe'- Gav rotniT* "t""r ,N2N we VIII
d. ~ we are h-der"d' ofh'iil orders
call ror . strike c' Il. &. .. employees
On N"vemtcr 2rd and the Pennsylvania
On NO, -rnber 9TH 50 far Tho strii"
order Ia. not affected shipments either
On an increase ". decrease. II Is pre-
surned that many Shinr-r~ in preparing
for the strike will order their goods n
lnrgG amounts while they are yet OBTAIN
abln but still none ,t the shippers nave
made any announcement 10 his elect
presumably for thN re- son that hardly
any Of them fee! tina, the strtk" VEL! 90
into effect since the Official s'riEe
date for the B. 4 G. employees has been
made public, the estimated number or
employees In tA!S d!str!r: NEo Will he
affected including f"w on tAe Nhheti
Ing & Lake Erie. IS around Sc'en 'h"u-
sand
Hailroad Briefs
George Fry. Of 10 Il. & q. here. IS
visiting At Siste-sVille for a few d2Ns.
Thonra.- GarNey. Of the Pennsylvania,
continues to remain Of duty on account
OF :llress.
Sam Carney. o. the B. E. Q. at Nefs'
has returned 70 that place after spend
Ing few days her" visiting friends.
Robert Savers, 81 the u. e. O. Is I'M
proving from a severe illness.
John F!ckArto3. ot the Fennsy. W"
resume work again today after being
on several DAYS on account Of Illness.
II. r. Filmer. OF the y. g. O.. returned
70 work Yesterday after layer - soy
eral d1%s owing - illness.
Michael Sr,!th. OF tha Fcnnsv ~ Fol-
!arsAee. was hero Yesterday on business.
James Ros-er. Of the PcnrsN Is on
duty on account Of illness.
William Jarrea. Of tho B. O. At
! Re- TIE. was in Wheeling yesterday or
business.
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Former sistsrsviIle Woman Dies

Mrs. Ethe! Mae Cunningham Fleming,
VIE Q: Horace B. Fleming. died Satur
aAS ,>sstsesaNa essAs. formerly l!"e@
- SIS;ersIt.i". " "a. Nne - BIZ a.
Frank Cunningham, row resides. gems
With her parents only few years ago
Mrs F.entnS was born IN England In
1857. but came to america at the age
o. two years. She was n graduate
nurse. "n'p.s:irc he- coarse at the
Sru;hS!6e Hospital. Pittsburgh. With the
* az lql<
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tho funeral services Cor Mrs. Psne Cant
ger. whose death occurred saturday Ak
,ernoca at : 81 "G""h. i"Ito"lns
short illness. A. SEQ O'Clock Al: 81
Aa'houy's Ia'hc,.c church, requiem nIsh
,:.ass W.. - celebrated. Euriai VIII lie
u,.I,. y NJ. calvary cemetery.
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9ervicaR TODAY.

This morning q. 8 O'Clock a: the fam
~ residence in AetravEle. will be held
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II al the .oois we're dad. htw zone
s>ne ved be-