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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-03-02
NO USE FOR MISSIONS

Judas doesn't believe in missions.
He has heard some where that it
takes one dollar to send one cent to
the foreign field and he rolls that lie
under his tongue as a sweet morsel
whenever the solicitor comes around.
He thinks that is too much waste
Besides the heathens are we'll enough
as they are. If they are taught the
truth and don't accept it, they will all
to to hell, whereas now, not being
responsible they will all go to heaven.
(Did you ever hear that argument?)
So he does not propose to waste his
money on the heather. Besides, we
have heathens enough at home, he
says. And he is horrible example
of the statement.
1t is waste of good material, this
critic thinks, to bury the bright
minds of christian lands in darkest
Africa, or India, or China. He does
not think it unwise for the brightest
and most aggressive trademen of civil
lied nations to push their way into
heather countries to sell Standard
Oil, or calico, or idols made in Con-
recticut. In their case there is money
in it. But that a man should lay
down his life instructing the ignorant,
reforming the vile, and making him
self Saviour of whole district
swarming with human beings, who,
otherwise would live like cattle
md die like flies, JUDAS cannot in
the last degree understand that.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-03-02

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
xxsxwHss or YEARS pU ITO N
UAurs LI1E or PROMINENT
MONROE DOCTOR
NATIVE or BELMONT 'coUErY-
VROFNER or DE. JAMES BERRY
-KROnNKHT MASON
YUMKRAI AT LArTER'S HOME N
SHADYsDE WEDNESDAY
BURIAL AT POwHATAN

Dr. J. e Berry, OF Clar'nSton, Ohio.
one OF tho best known physicians In
Monroe county, died IN the Ohio Valley
General hospital here at 1875 o'clock
Sunday morning. He was brought TO
the hospital on July IS. He had not
been In good health for year. but
had been critically i'll for only ten days
DR.. Berry was born in Monroe county
torty-seven years ago. son OF the late
Mr.. and Mrs ". J. Berry. After com
plotting his schooling in Monroe county
no entered the Startling Medical college
1t Columbus Ohio, twenty-rour years
ago Completing his medical course AT
that institution. ne settled at Powhatan
and has practiced medicine ever since
ut Powhatan and Clar!ngton.
He was AN active member or the
Methodist Episcopal church ~ Clartng-
ton and was prominent member or tho
Masonic lodge at Po~hataa.
Besides his widow. Or. Berry Is sur
vived by one sister. Mrs. Gertrude
Strain. OF Youngstown. OHIO. and one
brother. also physician pr' james
Berry OF Shadyslde. Ohio.
Funeral services will Do held at the
home Of Dr. James Berry at ShadEside
Wednesday afternoon. conducted rs the
Rev. Mr.. Haberfeld, pastor OF tho
Shadyside Methodist Episcopal church
The BODY will be taken "Wednesday eve
ming to Powhatan. where tnternent VIII
be made Thursday morning y numoer
OF Masons from Powhatan Will at'eno
the service al pr James Berrys nome
At Shadyside Wednesday.
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Tor1C1 TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received Tor
m. construction and completion. inclus.
i've OF painting. for gymna SUM OF
frame construction to be erected on tne
Grant District High School Grouno1
located in Cairo. Grant District Ritchne
County, West Virginia
plans and specifications Tor SAID
building may be seen at tho ofrce or J:
f. Oyerton, Secretary OF tho Grant
district Board OF Education and Paul
\ Musgrave, Principal OF Grant DIS
trict High School at Cairo, West VIZ
A certified check for the sum OF Five
Hundred Dollars ($5oo.00) payable 10
The sheriff Of Richie County. West VIZ
ytnh. shall accompany each bid the
q. u,e 10 BIO returned to the unsucceestui
bidders and TO tho successful BIDDER
unop tho execution Of contract. Right
Is reseryed to reject any and all BIDS
n, postpone the letting Of said contract.
The said bids will be opened by the
Secretary OF the Board OF Educaton OF
Grant District. Richie County. at Calro,
West Virginia, on Tuesday. the twenty
third day Of August. 1921.
Given under my hand this 18th Gay OF
T Tiy board OF EDUCATION OF TIE
DISTRICT OF GRANT. IN TIE
COUNTY OF RICHIE, WEST VlR-
By ]. c. HECKLER. PRECEDENT
25-2s-Au-l-4-S-ll
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
"HER BELOVED VILLAIN" .
LIBERTY THREE DAYS .

Motion picture directors have diScov-
cred that YOU can and anything any
where especially IN southern California
Such I discovery made possible some
OF the beautiful! exterior scenes Of "HcT
Beloved Villain" 4 new Wanda Hawlcy
starring vehicle which will open at the
Liberty theatre for :hrce days beginning
today.
To give the piece a proper setting n
typical home OF the wealthy class, with
appropriate garden. was needed. I'm
ug,nc the citation Oc Director sam Wood
when the studio "loCntion' man brought
In photographs OF an absolutely perfect
place OF the French type. not ten miles
from the studio.
Tho home Is that OF wealthy eastern
millionaire. II oNerlooks tho heautiIu!
Arroyo Seco and the city OF Pasadena.
winter playground OF America. The
owner Is q devotee OF tie French in art
and architecture and his magnificent
residence carries out the French motif
in minutest detail.
Although brand-new. II has reen built
with IA stimulation OF that picturesque
age one expects In Brittany o. in the
Ie Mans valley. The shiny lea are COW
cred with mcss---the timber OF the gar
den Este is stained and weathcr-beaten.
Even the trees o. tho estate are Old
especially transplanted at great cost.
1T Is absolutely perfect" said Drec-
tor Wood. "we couldn't have secured n
moro fitting location even in France.
Her Beloved VILLAIN" Is Realert
picture directed by Sam Wood from
the scenario by Alice Eytun. An ex-
eellent supporting cast inciodes Ram
Sey Wallace. Tully Ma rshal. Lillian
Leighton, +. Tenplar Powell, Robert
Bolder
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HAMMOCK
Death Of Youth.

OoaGn OF Youth.
Johnnie Ierfilrnce. tho twelye-ye;ar-
ut the Geo mine. on tho west Adc 81
town. died 1T the Martins ForW hos
pital on Monday night after = short Ill
ness. Funeral services were held on
church in Lefferty. Deceased is SUI
vived by parents, one married sister.
and one brother.
Tho members OF the Farm bureau
held a chicken demonstration and poul-
try cullirg on Wednesday at the home
Of the president, Robert Copeland. WHO
resides on a farm west OF town. Prof.
Richardson. teacher Of agriculture IN
the local school Of st. Ciairsv!lle, was
the one which did the cullinG.
Missionary Meeting.
Mrs. l-aben Lodge and daughters
Misses Mary Jane and Sarah, delight
fully entertained tho members OF the
Ladies' Missionary society OF the local
Presbyterian church. also several
guests at their lovely country homo.
east OF here on Wednesday. The morn
ms was spent in quilting and piecins
squares for n quilt. Following the
bountiful dinner which was served 10
the guests. the devotional hour was held
and the program carried cut
Dr. and Mrs. Harry Myers and daush-
tor, Miss Elizabeth, Of Columbus. were
guests 1T the home or MRS. Myers SIS
ter, MI and Mrs. James Mcfarland the
past week
Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Leo and daughter
Miss Sarah, wore callers with friends
in Uniontown ono afternoon tho first
Of the week.
Miss Olive Hayes. who In company
with Misses Mary Hammond and Marie
Gordon. havo spent the past two weeks
at ChautauQua, n. Y, also spendipS two
days at niagara Falls, returned 10 her
home south OF town. last Friday night
Mr. and Mrs. James Rankin and little
son Frederick. OF Cadiz. rural route,
spent sabbath afternoon with thetf
parents, TT. and Mrs. f. NJ. Daniel and
family, having attended preaching scrr-
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PARK SERVICE
Dr.. ChArsss II. Robinson Delivers In
spirtng Message Last Evening
Rev. A. G. Raschs VIII Be Speaker
Next Sunday at Riverstds PARK

DR.. Charles II. Robinson pastor OF
the First United Presbyterian church
delivered the message at last evening 3
Union Mission services at Riverside
Park. He took as his theme tho story
OF Jonah called Of God TO 60 to Nine
yeh, and presented this message N a
most forceful and absorbing manner.
Or. Robinson has the knack OF holding
the attention Of his congregation not
for few minutes but for long as
he chooses TO talk and II was indeed
a treat 10 hear his exceptionally fine
sermon last evening.
Regardless Of uncertain weather con-
ditions there were several hundred
persons present and closest attention
was given the sermon and gospel sing
ing. G. W. Cory superintendent OF the
Mission, presided over the service, and
Karl f. Gooscman. superintendent or
the Steubenville Union Mission. d.
rected the song service. In ADDITION
Mr.. Goeseman sang beautiful solo,
; When the World Forgets." This tai
en,ed director and singer has won Tor
himself a place in the hearts or all
who have been attending these park
meetings.
There win be gospel services each
evening this week ut the Mission
chapel and the public Is cordially In
vited to DO present
Rev. August Rasche, Of st. Paufs
church of tho South Sida Will deliver
the message next Sunday evening. ana
Mr.. Cory Is planning Tor the evening
an interesting program for this oceas-
ion. Rev. Rasche Is ono Of Wheeling
foremost ministers and II goes without
saying that his message next sunday
will be along tho same line that char
acterizes his sermons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK

Mountain Lake PARK. Nd. huE. T.
Some s,lr has ,tc~u,psSS SD horc by the
Mountain L.asss SSSSSs u,horit.cs again
putting tho baa@Kt$A ncinS. Prior to
NE years AEo.-SheggTyy rn!nE authorities
did prohibit TO Il HrTEeItrnt the social
playing OF cards aad dancing within the
corporate limits. During this stretch
Of limo, tho authorities, however lifted
tho lid and card playing and dancing
both ut individual homes and hotels
were permitted. A few days ago. the
authorities again closed down on
dancing.
Tho amusemcnts a. the park beyond
religious meetings are few and II Is
claimed number OF young people
Visiting the park fpd It hard to obtain
recreation.
\ Tho stockholders Of Mountain LAfe
Park association. Mt their annual rneet-
ing. elected Rev. DR.. Archibald Moore
president: w. o. CAN'T. secretary: Rev.
DR.. George NJ Flowers, treasurer. Tho
officers with Rev. Or. John +. Coucher
]. r. Edwards and L. S. Wright, con-
stitute the board OF directors
The Pittsburgh and baltimore Con-
ference Epworth Leagues have decided
to hold their institutes here again next
year.
Tho School Of Missions began It's sos
sions Monday with largo attendance.
Tho sessions cover q week.
The date of the tennis tournament
has been changed to August S-13.
The Odd Fellows, OF Maryland, Penn
sylvania and West Virginia held their
annual reunion here Thursday. drawing
ono OF tho largest crowds OF tho season
Miss Knox, Of Pittsburgh. sister Of
United States Senator Philander G..
Knox. was tho guest OF Mrs. l. I.
Yoder.
Miss Rachael wecms has decided tho
Episcopal church n lot for church pur-
poses 1t is planned Ito erect chapel
in the near future.
The ladies' OF the Episcopal church
are arranging 10 hold n bazaar and fes-
t!val on the grounds Of Allenhur3t next
Monday.
An innovation Is The Chlldren's
Hour" in charge OF Miss Dunagan. E' n
week day. except saturday, from TO
10 a. m.. In the StrIwbridge meeting
house. Miss Dunagan entertained the
children for an hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley II. Rudislll and
children have returned 10 New York.
Mountain Lake Park is having NOV
ing pictures again this year.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. r. Gracf have return
ed from California.
Tho ChautauQua week is from August
IS to %.
Miss Josephine Thayer, Washington.
Is spending her vacation in Oakland
with. her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Thayer
Bishop Overs. OF Liberia. will preach
in the auditorium tomorrow evening In
connection with the Observation-Disclosures
School OF Missions.
Mrs +. b. Ferguson Is here from Far
kersburg 10 spend p few weeks
Miss Bcsse Mason. Of Fairmont. is
Eapcndirs several weeks here with Mr.
and Mrs. Carroll Helm!ck and family.
Mrs Jennie Straight, OF near Rarrack-
willie. is spending a few weeks with her
brother, ]. r. Straight and family. who
have cottage here.
? NTH Ruth Reed Is entertaining sew
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
SON TAKES BLAME;
MOTHER GOES FREE

Hearing OF his mothers arrest. FOL
lowing the finding OF homo brew at his
homo on South Market street, Milton
Garrison. appeared before the federst
authorities and claimed ownership OF
the beer. In default Of $500 he was
committed 70 jail.
Garrison told United States Commits
sTon.r John II. Conrad that he was the
nne who made tho beer and against the
wishes OF his mother. The mother
said nothing Of tho sons part In the
matter At the time OF her arrest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

Local friends have received word OF
the III on July Is at the sanitorium
at LiGioner. Pa, of Fred Jack Frost.
aged IS. formerly OF this city. death
being Cue to the young mans having
been gassed while serving in the A. l..
f. IN France. The young man lived
with his mother in South Wheeling at
one time. but following her death. was
aken into tho army. Shortly after re-
turning 10 this city after the war over
he was taken III and was sent first to
Terra Alta and later 10 the sanitorium
at Lisioner. He was member OF
Crescent Lodge. No. s. A. A-&ot l. s. &
4. w, and was we'll known in local mill
circles He was buried In Ligioner
cemetery. having no relatives TO claim
the body
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

Ices In the local Presbyterian church
Sabbath morning.
Charm King and Chauffeur Orie
Gouchler. accompanied by Mrs. Mile
Bailey and sister, Mrs. Margaret Sloan.
all of Pittsburgh. came on last FRIDAY
to the home OF the former niece, Miss
Edith Lodge for a brief visit. Mr.. King
and chauffeur and Mrs. BAILEY. return
ed home on Thurs day. Mrs. Sloan re-
naming for n longer visit.
Misses Sarah and Tanzen McNtcholls
Of Edgington Lane. Wheeling, ". Va.
were recent guests at the nome or their
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Lodge and
family. west Of town.
Miss Elizabeth Harris Of near Now
Athens, was a Weekend visitor with
friends in town. on her return 20 her
home, after visiting with friends IN
bridgeport having been accompanied
by her niece, Miss Edith Harris,
local resident
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MAYFLOWER OFF THE
RHODE ISLAND COAST

Washington. Aug. the MaytIo"er'
nsroute from Portland. Maine. TO wash
inxton with President and Mrs Harding
aboard, tonight was Off the Rhode
Island coast in the vicinity or RIock
island. according 20 a wireless message
received by the naval communications
off9ce here. The message sent at S:42
D. m by Secretary Christian said:
ZINE weather. ali well"
The yacht is due to arrive hero Iues-
day noon
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The owners Of tho ALASKA, Incidentally,
also owned the Columbia.
Foes have prevailed along tho Oregon.
Washington and northern CAlihoraiA
coasts for two weeks.
Captain Among N.sstAS
Ninety-six passengers and seventy OF
the crew were brought here bate TO-DAY
by the steamer Anyo1, which arrived At
the scene OF the wreck In time to pick
these survivors up from drifting Ire.
boats and from among tho wrecksee.
The Alaska was bound from Portland.
Oregon. to San Francisco.
CAPTAIN Harry HOBBY. skipper OF the
wrecked vessel, Is missing and believed
to have gone down with his ship
Calmnsss Prsva1sd
Praise was mutually extended D.
tween members of tho crow and psssen-
gers IN their stories of the scenes fol-
lowtngfthe crash. Despite the Isolation
Of the shin when she was enveloped in
fog. with swells dashinE against II ana
throwing spray from the jagged rocks
OF the reef, calmness prevailed among
the passengers and crew. It was snort
time that scant thirty minutes between
the striking on the rock and the SINKING.
But without sings Of disorder the pass
cngers were helped into the nfeooaes
under calm direction Of officers ano
crew and lowered into the water.
Captain Hobey's heroic direction OF
the life saving was such q thrilling OK
annie that several men passengers
stayed by his side as the women ana
children were taken FIRST into the boats
Stricken vessels Final Plunge
Tho vessel slowly lifted, and. then
righting itself. suddenly plunged.
An overturned ufebcat shot many
MESSENGERS into the water. There was
; a half hour Of bleak darkness, with tho
rfeboats drifting in tho blanket OF fog
before the siren Of the rescue steamer
Anyox was heard.
Captain Snoddy. Of the Anyox. and
his crew defed tho treacheries OF the
! reef in carrying on tho rescue Work. but
Il was with difficulty that tho victims
in lifeboats and many In life preservers
or holding to drifting vreckage were
found.
Ali through the night the resources
worked. picking up many who had been
struggling In the water, cnngtng to
| wreckage for hours.
One Of the last survivors picked UP
was Irene Dyer. q girl not yet In her
teens who had been clinging 10 wreck.
ago for moro than eight hourh
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OPEN OFFICE HERE

Fl. 8. Robinson. vice-president OF tho
National OIL & Gas company OF Tulsa.
okla, Is in the city IN the interests or
his company. Mr.. Robinson said tnat
plans wcre being made TO open an or
nee in Wheeling where tho companyS
stock will DO handled. Mr.. RoeinsoE'
stated that tho company has made sew
.ral rtch strikes in the vest and Is
andy progressing In piping the oil 20
refheriea
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$1,000 LOSS IN
BELLA|RE FIRE
THIS MORNING
RESTAURANT AT rHIRT Y-FRST
AND BELMONT STREETS Quilted
THIS MORNING
Fro Caused BY Overloaded Stove
F1remen Do Good work-Blaze
Discovered by Policemen

Fire caused ny an overhcated stove
in the kitchen OF a restaurant ut Thirty
first and Belmont streets Bellaire at
":3O o'clock this morning caused $1,000
DANA gos.
An alarm from box No. % called all
the fire departments. and several lines
were quickly thrown on the blaze
The fire was discovered by Officers
letters and Neigh OF the police depart
mnnt-
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AUTO WRECKED

A wil,ys-Knisht touring car. owned
aud driven by Mike, Agnic, was wrecked
a. Twcnty-second and Chapllne streets
this morning at PAS o'clock. when the
right front wheel broke. throwing tho
heavy car twenty feet across the street
against telephone pole. The fender
was torn off and the axle bent, Tho
driver WAS uninjured.
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eral friends at - house party AT the
home of her pArcii.;S. the Rev. Dr. anu
Mrs w. D. Reed Mountain Lake Park
Among the guests arc Miss Helen Amos,
Miss Sarah Lyons and Paul Moore, OF
Fairmont.
Mrs. John William Mason and little
son. John w Mason. III, Of Fair mont
and Mrs. II. c. Colbert Wilmington
Del. are spending two weeks here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F. Holhcrt, MT.
and Mrs. A. J. Colborn and Misses Irene
and Laura Lee Hutchinson returned 10
Eairmont from Deer lark.
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DR., IF, BERRY, CLAR|NGTON .*'
PHYSICIAN, EXPIRES HERE
Will Double the
-CIarkSburg Line

C7arksburg. W. Va. Aug. Con
tracts for, double tracking It's main line
from Grafton to Clarksburs have been
let to an engineering concern at Buffalo,
y. Y. by the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. II lB announced here from auth .n-
tic source although official confirmation
has not yet been made. The contracts
involve an expenditure CT moro than ono
million dollars Work is not TO be
started until there is an Improvement
in the business depression.
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z KNOWN DEAD
CONTINUED Prom Page ons.)

The last ono was but a few feet from
the wreck, when the Alaska. which had
listed TO starboard, suddenly fishted and
then plunged, bow first
George Glenn, who, with another pas
scngcr and the captain. were the last
men on the ship, came to tho surface a
short time afterward and finally found
an empty lifeboat. Others were stug-
Cling in the water.
Tho steamer AnyoI, towing a barge
TO Vancouver, was twelve miles distant
when the first "S. o. S." signals OF the
Alaska flashed out. Within an hour the
Anyox arrived at the wreck and. with
order that won high praise from the
survivors, tho crew Of the Anyox speed
ily picked up those who were drifting
in life preservers or in Hfehoats.
Throughout the night other ships
Joined In the rescue work.
Thomas Johnston, OF brooklyn. y. Y
was drowned and his wife rescued
though injured.
Owen Terlin and his wife. Of Indian
apolis, were saved. slightly injured.
or the twelve bodies recovered. four
have been identified as passengers and
eight Of officers and crew.
Several rescue steamers picked up
number Of boats loaded With survivors
Bodies Of nine persons were brought
here today in the coast guard tug
Range. Survivors picked up by y tug
Ajax and tho steamer Anyox were
brought here The Anyox reported She
had picked up four boat loads OF sur
Yiyors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
OBITUARY
oConnell FUNERAL

Funeral services vii be held this
morning at $40 o'clock from the Late
hcme. 2217 Eoft street. FOR Mrs. Mary
OConnell. aged so. who died Thursday
afternoon. Requim high mass will be
observed At ST Joseph's cathedral at 8
o'clock and lnterment will take place in
Nj. Calvary cemetery.
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Gee! why Be SO Sadr

Mr.. Mellon says the national debt
Ia s23S5S.54ot3 1t is impossible for
the average mind TO comprehend such
an amount, hut when you divide 1t by
100. 600. 900 add find what part Of IT you
owe comprehend becomes simple and
natnful-Iouisvills Courier Journal
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Herbert Yauderhoof.

Chicago. Aug. 7.-HerbSrt Vanderhoot,
widely known as tho advertising repre-
sentative Of the Canadian Pacific. Cana
dian Grand Trunk Railways. Canadian
Northern (now the Canadian NationaD,
the Canadian government and the Hud-
son Bay company. died today after a
years Illness
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neSA1a or xKANEs

Rome. Aug THE family Of the late
E,,rieo Caruso has circulated through
the Stefani agency a message OF thanks
20 the people OF Italy and abroad TOT
the sympathy expressed at the death
OF tho noted tenor.
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pnsvuNrHD rnoN sAuuo

Naples, Aug. The Italian steamers
Europa and Presidente Wilson. on which
a number Of Americans have taken
massage for New York, have been pre-
vented from sailing, owing to hoor
troubles among their crows.
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Kespner Rites

Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at O'Clock from the homo
of the parents. Glendale Heights. for
Geraldine, 6 months old daughter OF SIr.
and Mrs. c. W. Kespner. who died Sat
urday morning. 1nterment will be
made In Mount Rose cemetery. Mounds
vile.
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Gec7Vo W. Thomas.

East Liverpool, Ohio. Aug. 7,-George
W. Thomas, 6s. president Of tho s.
Thomas & Sons Co. electric porcelain
manufacturers, died at his homo here
today, following ten months Illness OF
complications. He leaves two sons and
two daughterA