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Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

Butler county
X y f,Hro. 1s Iatcr Rst..
hpiHa.s uisfugf af Ntaaru
damage chang, - venue from
Huilrf county
g. NJ lrar.H . inter Ea..
Drainage usiurt Il Missouri
damage chang # tenu, fr.
Butler rauutt
II 4 Irt s Inter i.ftst pfa..
as, ts'r,' ai Missouri. dsrr tses
chang, a' .r1ur from Butler
county
Edith liallurvr Iohn n RafHu
grL tfsr i-all.Hgrr sduIt. aaa
Nen lsiIigsvl. = wl0.f hy Gdn
II u >h"ais. - parfH PETITIONER.
partition continued
William p Goa AMI l.isps ga,sa
~ Dora Hsrtl.. H-ap Har'le.
BeHtba Leonard. Alh.r Leonard
and ANY Fadlcr. partition con.
tlnucd
" g Cato and l.. " Cato IS
Mr. Dora Cato. Lucinda Krrps.
Oscar kFeI>. Anna Wilson. Loren
Wilson. james Cato. rdults. and
Alic~ Cato. Chas Cato and rcild,n
Cato. minors. determine title. par
tfttan continued
II VI Scston and Allcr Scaton
~ { " West. equity continued
sam B~ss 81. Mr. E,rIns Rick
etts e. al account continued
sam Esss ", John Ricketts,. &c.
count continued
FRIDAY September III
Julia E parucn SIS Vim bar.
nell divorce continued
\ G L"hmsstcr IS. Ella Lob
master. divorce continued
William l. inyd ~ Iaifr v
Lloyd. divorce continued
LeIna DAVIS ~ James DAVIS. at
vorcr continued
Sarah Kinder - Jesse kind,t.
divorce continued
LSnn Fish " Clara Fish. d.
Vorre
II F Hahn 81, Emma Hahn. di.
vorcc
Rcssr + Parker y, Roy Parker.
divorce
" NJ Hahn 81, Katie Hahn. d,.
vurrc.
W II Shirrrl - Cordelia Shir.
rell. divorce
Lyman J Chronistcr ~ Camille
hT-u,at.v H..
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
OBITUARY

Rude Wilson, little son of Mr
and Mrs. \ l.. Stevens, was born
Nov -. 1919 Departed this life
July I. 1921
Little Wilson was sweet low
able baby. q little sunbeam lent To
us for short while to brighten
our home.
He was sick only n few days.
All was done that loving hands
could do. but the Master who said.
Suffer little children To came
unto me. saw fit to call him
away.
He leaves a father. mother, two
brothers and four sisters to
mourn his early death,
Our home is very lonely with.
out little Wilson. We miss his
sweet blue eyes and baby smile.
But far over the river his little
hand is heckoning us to come. A
precious one from MS is gone:
voice We loved is stillcd A place
is vacant in our home. which new
or can he filed, God in His wis.
dom has recalled the boon his
love had given, and tho the bod,
slumhers here, the soul is safe in
heaven.
His Sister.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
RED CROSS PLEY 4 SUCCESS

The Red Cross play given AZ
the Drum hall in lutcsviIle last
Thursday night was decided
success. About twenty matrons
of the two towns tit woud he a
breach of courtesy to disclose the
identity of any member of the fa-
nous company well Unknown to the
dramatic and musical center Of
the community composed the cast.
The script Of the play was the
celebrated mus,cmal comedy. The
Old Maids Convention"
The scenery was painted by one
of the great artists whose work is
known wherever art has rone, and
the furniture used was from the
period of William and Mary, But
the most important effort was
in the costuming of the players.
The costumes were designed some
Louis the sixteenth and Stonewall
Jackson. The dramatic roles were
some time between the period Of
sung by celebrated sodpranoes.
EVERYTHING used in the play was
from the Orient save the mustach
of the famous Hebrew comedian,
which was made in Lutcsville,
The receipts for the Rcd Cross
were S5S.sl.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
HEALTH SURVEY OF :. f.. MO.
BEING MADE

For the past wrra Hf '.H Iag.
two agent Hf 'n. .f.f. p4ar. d..
health. b. Marx b H..H auH u
V LiegIer. have h"rH Interview
Ing many ut the physician. and
druggist 90 the southeastern
guuutlr. ~ m, sEaf, The hl.rH
Of rua. sanitation uf the stat,
board of health was recently r.-
quested by the southeastern Ms.
sour farm bureau TO make a
hcauth survey Of this group Of
counties The gentlemen have
been gaining = general idca of
So that areas may hv selected for
intensive study th1t ARE fafrt ra.
les"ntatlNe Hl IA, condition. .l.-
Nnliug ~ this part nf the stat.
IL conference held IN SikcStan
go August Il with Or Thomas
Farran. director Of the bureau Of
rural sanitation. It was decided
that Slfestun would probably
mal4 fhs Ra-s cnavonient luca-
tion tor the headquarters Of Dr.
Eosd and ZirgieF who will make
these SURVEYS Representative
townships ln th, four counties ad.
Jaccnt 90 Slke>ton. Scott. New
Madrid Mississippi and Stoddurf
will hs selected for investigatlan.
On order that u accurate ld.a
be- gained % condition, urelaITiH
IN the kfahk Tpy.Ia.sH ..u,rtarr.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
BARkER'S BARY Is DEAD

Van Kermit. the three months
old baby of Mr. and Mrs T X.
Barker. died FRIDAY morning at
their home in Marble Hill The
little one had been suffering for
the last several week. with p
complication of diseases, and for
a while it was thought the baby
would survive its illness, when the
end came.
The burial took place at Trace
Creek cemetery near Glen Allen.
at IL O'Clock Saturday morning
The pail bearers were Misses
Grace Kinder. Clara Hopkins, Mer-
celete Kinder and Mary Alexander.
The Press extends its sympathy
TO the grief stricken parents and
relatives,
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
TWIN CITY

Ran tar + Kinder in seveut h.
'RIumer out, hit by batted ban
summary Two base hit, l. kinn-
er pouble plays. F. Kinder TO l..
Kinder, Brooks TO oxford. stolen
base, Alexander Base on balls, oit
trinkupf. ; Hit by pitcher. by
Brinkopf, alexander, 10y Miller
tRlumerl struck out, by Miller 10,
by Brinkopf. Left on bases, I
c 10; Red Stars .. Umpire, CiarS
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

The Bloomfield Lyceum bureau
has secured William Jennings
Bryan to make an address in their
city on Wednesday, September Ii,
at 2 r. m. and prea, preparations
are being made to handle the
crowd that will he there. Dexter
Statesman
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
/ .,'l ! OnNe ton

- n tHpi'O| News, Aus -.
Dear EaitYr-M Many years 81 de-
,r41a o. the highest welfare @.
my native state is my excuse l.r
wishing - arouse genera lnt~res.
, in what 20 me vi. be- the most am
pHr.ani event u MissgYrl history
since 1875
The possible outcome OF the con
st8futHna. convention NAV afiec
us "iHr better OF f3' uof Sc cor
"a haIl cen ury D.. mo e.. hsutetfs
thought that there should be fulI
ana re-" discuss. Of what cunsu
tuuanN changes are desired Deiore
oe.sk es are selected ana thsco
Nruuan assembled
That quick g-u easy adjustments
may be- made IN anv changes pr
- sr3 nE . new eoBsuut4an, its
Ir ruosls sh4u.1 be submitted To
tlc people Tor aIaprGoT TTT -aTer
'Han &uHe next August primaries
aHI y EEru aef ..rC'tHn utNf year
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Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
GREETINGS FROM THE
OLARks

''iN" U" Nou again from thu
Tar county the land of mtlliuI
smile Everybody j. happy an,
prusrvfDua There u so mucl
pouIip and dairy products that
stringent lim" Is not SO pinchin,
AS one might suppose III" rain
have come and the pastures at
hne Jersey herds yield Iarg,
guAHiI'l"s ut cream have tp nd
dress the AL club neat Muuda,
night H / haze h.rn gathering
soinr statistic for that purpose
Ih,.n Hss q ppuI'n exhibit her,
lasi Friday and saturday / dem
nnsiIH'0N rHf sud st,uI .I-ak
err w#t fa,.-g' / aa, the NJ,
souu ##rnn. 'hu best living hen
sh' BE- Use wear, odd and still las.
,ng Sh. ha. land more egg, than
any 'hrf hen on record She !,
= white '"ghpru and weighs thr,
and aarhalf pounds
] au elected - teach >Dclsiuiupt
~ fH Mount Vernon high school
| wI.I enjoy II and can du this
nicvlt Wi'h my other work Th.
high eahaal here d, vcR fg. eu.
Of 'Hr strE best / h4s. h.-t p
eh">"H 'a .I-ak before the .fi.
cicug. school u Muskpsrc. Okla.
The '''n fH the 18th. but I can
not aHi tim. 90 dp u / am
wrtu. like q friend 90 . friend.
N, HN difference | am writing
to friends
lha assembly ~ Baptist HH
ha> gast closed taught five subj
rr's part "f the 'lmr and three
s'l ut the time There wrra over
! i01 ."gfstrrcd and over 25U en-.
rullei n classes The teaching
and 'r'f4urg force Has fine. b.-
.tdes n.~'.f There w.rr Jc,.i.
EuW... Fern Gates. kuIa Shat
tor Df stafford Or lee. Df
Map. nr Brown. Dr. Push. Hon
AshU0rth. Prof Hucklp and Rry
]. / Leonard Five states were
repfrra'-d m the registration
lnd four lH the enrolment am
still Carrying 'hr cF Fs.ory work
fora ri Mr., nuault vtII soon
be- raat for the h'u" srai DO tr,
Sunda school trd u 'hy .Fr.
rienr} seal in tha " VI r >#.
i getting to bee quite e student
tn work . 6ne and I recommend
i "a nv friends 10 fha ehurehp,
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09
CIRCUIT COURT DUskET rOR
SEPTEMBER TERN
Monday September T.

Monday September 1,
State - N,ssau - Alvin Ers
tc snd VIM Csmpt-ll. parole
continued
S,ate II Missouri vx. E | Stal.
lings dtst-asaug IT martEagrsl
property in violation II law
continued
state Of Missouri - v 4 Cole.
murder continued
S's'r e Missouri - Edward
Jofds fripnions sssauit euntinu.
cd
Stat" 4 Missouri g. Glen Reed
wife abandonment
State Il Missouri "a Ald 1. L..
nuld drsWtr. check with intent
O. drffaud
State e Missouri ~ Clay WI.
fpnx disturbing the teacr
State II Missouri - Earl Simp-
Whitehead. violation 4 rtokibs-
tion lsw
State u Nissnuu ss. Lutcn Dan
ten. common ssssul'
Sste e Missouri - Herman
Er-k Howard SkAxss. John Fsd
lcf. Walter Murglc John Webn.
Cha Wshh. VII Duncan. John
nunsar snd pga Ma,-sy disturb.
tHe religious vtrhtp
Fny~lt-r' Rsu.hrf petition f5r
naturalization
Tursds, Srp,rrt~r Is
Arb Limbaugh s " l. Ian
kaHxh attachment continued
Awands wilkinson ss William
rckWNu. nrplvstn continued
summons Hardware Cn ~ Jas
II S'aticf civil action on ac-
count continued
John Haftle IS e { Angle. nc.
tion FOR slander continued
" X Chandler " = VI Talent.
account
] 4 Manning vs. J ID. Ran
dolph and T " Ingram. damage
breach II contract.
Wednesday, September IL
y NJ Greer IS VIM Harris. nc.
count appeal from J. r.
J \ Taylor - Missouri Pacific
Railroad company. a corporation.
damages
George WcItch ~ Jay Tuvrll !
and Claude Fury. damages
D'nl>on Gholson Dry Goods Co
w. $ VI Peak. account
III, & Walker Dry Goods Co, vs.
y NJ Peak, account
{. Hriag Stove ca vs : NJ
Peak. account
Thursday, September X |
II A. Ire vs. Inter, River Dram g,
ave District Of MISSOURI. damages:
change of venue from Butler
county
q ] Sehalk rs Inter. River
I,ra,aagr District Of Missouri,
damages. change ~ venue from
Butler county.
John S.nvall vs. Inter River
Drainage District of Missouri.
damages. change Of venue from
Butler county
] II. Patton vs.. fnter-Drainagr
District of Missouri. damages;
chansr Of venue from Butler
bounty
W n Van VS.. Inter-River Drain.
age District Of Missouri. damages:
rhanvc cf venue from Butler
county,
Chas. Monkey and Ella Monkey ,
W. Inter.Rivcr Drainage District =
,f Missouri. damages; change of !,
venue from Butler county i,
A. ] Queffcnne VS.. Inter-R,vef :
Drainage District of Missouri, !
damages: change of venue from
Butler county.
W. NJ Whitmer Va. lnter-R'ver
Drainage District of Missouri.
iamages: change Of venue from Z
Butler county
Geo. N, Crcsson VS.. Inter-Rlver :
Drainage District of Missouri =.
lamages: change of venue from Z
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

Go to r. +. Jones for your Can
dies. Fruits. Nuts and fine con-
fectioneries. He keeps a complete
stock of family Groceries and res
taurant goods and his prices are
right.
Marble Hill press., 1921-09-09

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
WARWOOD PLAYS At
ELM GROVE TODAY
Up-River High School Clashes with
Triadelphia This Afternoon for First
limo This Season.

Warwund high schools baseball nine
meets the Tr.ad"lphia high school team
this ari.rmn"n on the Elm Grove field.
An! followers Of tho two schools are
looking for Il good game.
Although Warwnod j. handicapped by
lie lo>t of Roberts. the star catcher on
the nine. the Green and White expect
to use Stro"ble TO n good advantage.
while Tie Ped and Black will so into
the fray with q full team.
Robert Miller will probably hurl for
W',rwood while il is not known who
will be on the mound for Coach Cassc-
days team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
MEET TOMORROW
KIndelbcrgers OF the South Side Meet
Florence A. c. ar finch Run.

Tomorrow afternoon on the PIn"E
Run diamond. IN" kInd"lhcrgrv \. {.
diamond Stars VII ross has with the
E."r' NJ" \. {. nan" II"i Il good game
,'"uld result. E"th team are n spl"n-
did form for IN" clash and = large t"l-
I"wlr.; at IAN, from the South End VII.
u" duuh' accompany tkH team.
EoING- vr Ear'l,tt " J. do the hur,-
IuS for IA" I>ind,!hcre"r$. while - i
n"r km"Wn WHO W.; form the battery
fer TIE FIrrun,e boy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

Summary Sacrifice fly. Martins; two
ba.r hit. TurH"v!tch; three base hits
Hicks and Wcidmyor; home run. Martin;
base on hals. of Evans. .: of hicks. !;
of Jones. mono: Strikc-"utS, by lIvans'
To- by Hicks. . by Jones. !; lett on
bases, Marietta. 8: West virginia ~:
d"uh" plays Madrci;t 10 Martin Martin
80 Lytlc: passed balls. Sullivan. ::
stolen bases. Turk"v!t"h. Hopkc, >
iIarrick. =. J. Harrick >; Lyt!c. .: first
an errors. West Virginia. ): nit by pitch
.r. hv Jones (Weik): Umpire, Johnson:
Emo. - hours and 16 minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

r,u-or y n DANCE "f another q
a~,rn,.~ ,on".,.,. Tne Shilling Gas" "
20. ,uwr. nd "ri"<> ga; 80" :
..~. .,cd ~ 'r. -ur1s boG."> ct go. r.,
49, n.,waca 80" Jockey Cub IA"
Mary.uuL racing commission may
s.''. ,rv
w... n-I or such 4 va c'r.& hc.,|I
-. destruction nf racing - Marrr
nr ~. continuation 81 Maryland . .."-
49,. ,hr four I'm" TRACKS, Of 'hCE,,%
...4,,aw,d' ,nd summed by III @'''
.,-s Of l"r~"mcn. 49,.
T..,. resignation 81 Comm ~~i"r
rndy Nrough' tn" matte =" " 90
,n.,>. ard tho a:rj.4'l.. - i:~ '>a.,
WI, h.. ,.r~.'> watched. con-,
Ncr,r.., aus u'.a n r''upa'n - ,..
MOS. ,,-' w',h ;a.' N'w N"r" ~
....H. I'r - ID UNor - W"
rr,,l,.f.",>. , ,ny"r ~ ~" ''..'
hi~ >, ~.2u.,'."H ~ At ".~'f
'1. ..ArUS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

Today's Games,

E'"NriInd a. - l.rG.s.
Ih.,at:n a. p,trnli.
Boston at Washington
Philadelphia at Now York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Na>hri.i". t.: birmingham. =.
Mobile. .: Atlanta. :.
Sew Orleans. -: thallan0"=a. >.
I..ti!" Rock Memphis. rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

>.natter what You want il VIII Sa' =
49,, lmc and money - use INTEL
Ir.%CER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

No nrt''cr what l"U wa''' u wi, .r,'
YOU time and money I" IL" INTEL
LlGENCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16
The Standing.
Today's Games.

Pittsburgh a. Cincinnati"
irunklyu At IiuSiuU.
-. Louis ~ Chicago.
New York at lhIlti, ,rnIa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

Su,r,nn-> U"m. ru". Springer. TWO
h:,>,, hts. Iat;"~~"'. IA" - h1..S IF
Tr,an |: 1T, O.. ho."s W"~' I.'H"-'E. i;
W.arWocd :. Sc~:I. u.;>. iu'nn T.: Mil
or. =. p,uh," play. J.Ha-"D :" H"-s.
I':rr.-". Mc,'H:rmn:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

ref reason len hate each
-, hat so few MS will take
~. ,Ie to show our good points
-. TO hunts for tho other fell
lows tues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-16

Turri+ ......."> { l. - Il 4
'Eaiiri tor Emhi,r II ninth
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WarwCOd


Nntt.s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
WARDEN TIE R r EL L r E o h 8
YEARS FARMING IS
SUCCESSFUL.
Thrsshing Finished and Dat Yield EH-
Goods 1000 Bushels.

Farming operations this wear at the
state poui,ent,n-y At MUundsviIio ap-
pear to 10 very succrFSlul oHd uthe'
state !nstltur!GLs rIny he supplied WIN
corn. hay and: oats according 20 an m
formal rcpor; SEM 10 james s. Lake..
president Of Tho board Of control. hy
Warden ]. Il. Terrell.
Tho crop OF oats yielded LIE
bushels, corn 1000 bushels. and 500
gallons each OF beans and tomatoes
vii, be sa.ned Warden Terrell said
It's letter 20 Mr.. Lnktn Is ss follows:
our farming operations this year
aprear 20 be very guccesaiU!. we ha'"
Msi tk:eshod oar crop o. OATS "n'|h
Welded liz bushels: vii! keep ABOUT
.E0 bushels for feed and sell mo 7eht
Io,cr y, when hey arc thoroughly dried
a., n, u,1rke. pr:tc. Am arranging 10
ray. The STRAW baiei IN order 10 'aNe
ar. ot Il. and th!nk we WI! nave
enough 70 last US for bed ticks 'or 4
,.or M least Am also arranging 70
hol. about so tons OF hay which w.
v,u have for sale leaving Us about ~
IONS loose Tor feed From present m
I!,ations. We should haze abou; QUO
bushels Of corn. more than hai' q
which can be sold.
We have bumper oioN 81 oeA"s
and tomatoes Have been feeding t"em
.nr weeks. ard Il :. the intention 70
=, otnu, 5000 eallors each. Sweet
,c-r VII be very plentiful. Wil! SAL
81, that IAN tor winter use. The 0n!t
.Ling Ne ore short on IS ate rap"as',
The drought KILLED about hi; We hH'
r,an,ed. Have had al the MN cG'
from the pasture Land. which has III
creased our milk supply - 2" ga'."h%
nor dav from our herd OF = cows VIII
any or tho o:hcr institutions need am
rcrn, lay or oats
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05
ORGANIZED LABOR IS READY
FOR ANNUAL PARADE TODAY


Inc lH'A S'N"een'"' se.""u VI,
IN Fourteenth racing NS''Ine' c,''u u
vision a F1feeAth 'Hc'nS N""p''e Gnu
: ne ,'hT'h dNlr'"" OH S'N'ec"'"
tat.aE 'r3ph'e.
'Tcs'"""' 'EGe Ia, Ne"e"h"'
'n'o N"'.rF races anu '''"''
Hnf fr"SiIer' '"Hn Murpmy ot .ns
mort trades NNsehP'H, WI" ny ~ ''''
! marShN's l"'N H'u"N WI" AZ w
follows
l.. l." roN' MAJ 80" ~
w II. HtleE. Marsn".. ~ ecu. u
on: carried ot'H- MArsHh.' '' n. '''' y"
, austen. I"hN MorsA' Ma's"N OF
, Fo"rtH diN!Sl"n.
Thr d'v;>i'nS Will re composed 80
/ fol'oWs'
Vanguard.
sold;.r members - uH,on nrEaniza-
/ ,Io,s r.es-dl.Ss Of Cr,r, Executive
ho.rd. -, ~. TWO bodies FSecu'i,e
hoard ~ he United MIN. Workers. sub
district No. 3 Of District s
r1rst ptytdon.
r-,n,,r. Laundry workers Tobacco
ro~tsr. S.rl,,ars stree, Gar men. Fire
r.,,.-, Norars N,cnini.t. BARRIERS,
; rA'.t'" u.,.rs rou,-, tr,r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-05

Kohl. NJ kusack. Bert Rayles, G. Stew
ems, Robert Martin. a. Richmond ami
t. II. Downing.
\, H." cemetery "huidics' # Ii" Dc.
,ca sed Who will hc IN uniform and :
IuIC!rr VIII sound tap. 70 tho body "a
being lowered t. It's Inn! resting pace.
The funeral OF Tom R!ahn - cHP"'t"h
10 10 tho largest ever h".d her" 40 he
VAS k;,rwr Icy everybody. n"' "h!E Ia
IA" nail! town. hUt had n Rrtaf nhWH''
90 friends N "th"r nearly cites. IT. e
delegation OF mill mon with whom III"
deceased 49,! Nurtch n' thH Wheeling
S''"l & Iron company prior I" his JON
irS tho army. XII. turn Oh; - ailHHH
the services.
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ONO VALLEY AND H L u o II
FRADDa ASGN1CDLI1s HAVE
FIANNID 1lo DEHoN.
RTRAf1oN.
POur Divisions IN ths FAfads-LAnor
Msn aad Families 90 70 xr
dround AftSr Parade.

ns to.n: parade OF ;hs Ohio Valley
Trades ard Labor Assembly and ihe
Be,mon: Trades Assembly. mo latter OF
Relmon, county. Ohio. will be staged
.. 20 o'clock th!s morning.
'Tha parade Will &c held. rain OF
.A,ne was the announcements !aS'
-rhc ~ clyde +. Bart!eeauEh. pres''
te-: q. me Ohio Valley Trades Assem-
BY. kr,er reviewing AL plans FOR the
concentration With JOHN Murphy. rresl'
cent ot tho Belmont Trades Assembly
ana checking W on all details or the
mornings program.
II keertns with Mayor Thomas +
Thcners proclamation. business E-n"r'
a.y will &c suspended for the enur'
cay. and strict instructions have b""H
Eiven to every member OF every union
affiliated with tho Trades Assembly
that they are expected TO turn out Win
their ORGANIZATIONS this morning ard
make tho Labor Day parade sncre
lis claimed by labor leaders that 5000
members ot wheeling unions and e.ooC
or more from the Ohio side organ!za'
items will be In line.
Al Business Saspsnda
On this one day Of the year devoted
20 III. recognition OF labor. practically
all work In Wheeling will Be suspended
s,crs. in mos, instances. will Re closed
a. will barber shops and banks. and
public offices except that who's" work
demand thar they constantly be open
will close for the day.
Following the parade. majority II
tne men Of tho labor organizations VIII
70 With their families 70 tho State Ear
rounds. where they will enjoy basket
lunches and spend the afternoon and
evening enjoying the opening day ct
the state Fair.
Formation Of Parade.
IN. formation ot he parade Will BE-
gin Al $50 o'clock and the parade vii
r,ove vest On Sixteenth street al IL
c'clcck. thence north on Market u
Nah. west IN Ninth 10 Main. south on
Main 20 TveHtv-second east On Twenty
second 20 Market. and norm IN Market
- sixteenth and d'shand.
Tie first di,tsicr will form ~ char
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ConH.e;e military services 'cr T'U
Rlake the Reu~o"d Wal hero who's"
body arrived hon. Saturday WI he
held 81 o'clO~', ms rsO;aiHS a. no
ST. Johns Ca:hol!c church O: Re""ood
following a short service from the fan
Ny homo - 1871. Marshall street "a So
o'clock. The funeral viii re n charG"
Of the A. \. Mountain Ios' "f ne Am
eriCan Legion wh!cr has aup';"'cd a
squad to escort the remains - Nj - -
vary cemetery were a IN HAS h",.t.
Will take plac> At n!rc O'Clock reIu o"
hIEh mass will be celebrated Re-
Father !. NJ. Schooner pas;"" r ST
Johns church. VII 10 ne relehrant -
mass while tho sermon viii I've cnrrc :
nv Rev William Hall Of the Church o.
immaculate Conception E~N. Joseph
Whitman OF Bellairo VII! preside "a dos
ron and Rev. John Kelly also 81 R"i.a.r"
as suh-deacon. The Rev. L. =. r!,d""
Of Washington. D. C.. VII b" ne master
Of ceremonies
The following members If A. A Miun
tain Fost Of tho American !."E'Nu W..
hav. charge Of m" fun"ra Witch e 10
r. earr,.i gu ~ wii''a"V s'N'"' \ W
Eo'''"r~N. r0s' coMTand~r. Nurra"
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CORN, HAY AND OATS FROM PRISON
FARM FOR OTHER STATE INSTITUTIONS
PLACE NEW COVERS
ON DAM WATER GATES

Work IS roEresaing rapidly on the
installation 81 new stcel covers which
are 10 he pUt over the two large water
yates n government dams No. IL at
Wsrwood,
The new steel covers ara TO replace
tho ones which wrre installed when
tn. dam vas completed In 1914. Tho
covers. when taken off. were worn con-
e!d,rah!y. which Is attributed to the
ncid IN tho river at different times.
which caused the steel to rust away.
A number OF other Improvements are
also being made at dam No. II At the
same time. SO Tint Il VIII he put IN
excellent condition In the very near
future. Several thousand dollars are
being spent by the government on this
structure.
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MYLES TO ATLANTA

v-u,iam Myl"s. VOL known street car
ma, or ,bis r..v. viii leave Friday for
Atlanta. Ga. whore. he Is 70 represent
Local No. 1n3. Amalramated Assor'a-
lion =, S-~c,t ard El"-tr!"a, Railway
Workers. NJ MyIes Will hoard sp"'
ia, .r7,r which Is - be made Up az
Pittsburgh RAISING through This ''tT;
TO convention opens on September IL
md Will continue 'or N DAYS. Over
non delegates will be IN at'cHd"noe
Nr'., q a. pr~sen, working on 'he
-,.'r-r ~,ryh.~,'N- di''sinn # tho
Nac.iins Ira ton ,"nlEany.