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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-16
HIGHLAND

Mrs Matte Edgar, Miss Winona Ed
sAr and Miss Merle Stone were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rudicel
a. their home IN Chicago. Saturday.
WiEis KrAuse. who Is sick with
diphtheria, i reported to be doing
nicely.
mr.. and Mrs. Henry olsen have
moved 20 Hammond.
The members OF the Christian En-
deATor society enjoyed a very pleas
All social evening at the home OF Miss
Behtra Plu4ster last Thursday.
A wedding OF interest 10 many IN the
community was that OF Miss Jennie
Groot and Jacob Van Til, which oc-
Cured last week.
Mrs. John ooms o. Grtfah. spent
Monday with her sister, Mrs. Raymond
Eastman.
The meeting Or the Ladies AID 80
cisty, held az Mrs. Homer c. Lydlok's.
vas we'll attended and all spent q very
enjoyable afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Sweets visited
bis father at HartsdaIe Sunday.
Miss Kate Slocum and George Ra-
how OF Chicago. spent Sunday with Mr.,
and Mrs. Richard Typ.
Rev. Mahan OF Chicago was the
guest Of F. g. HuckIeberry SUNDAY.
Several OF the public school children
are sick with chicken pox.
George SPITE Of Griffith called on
q NJ. Hutchins Monday.
The Christian Endeavor society or
the Congregational church attended a
rally at East Chicago Sunday.
Charlie Nickersen Or Michigan and
Edward Nickersen OF Griffith visited
their uncle. Joseph Douthett, last
Tuesday.
Mrs Matte Edgar. who has been
Visiting her daughter. Miss Winona
Edgar. returned to her home ii Bed
ford, Ind. Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-16
LOWELL

Thomas Grant went to Springfield.
III. on business last evening.
Mrs. ~. A. Davis was in Chicago On
business yesterday.
Tbs Lowell woman's club met in
the assembly room Of the public II
nrary yesterday afternoon. There was
. good attendance OF members.
Miss Lena Kimmet was q Chicago
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Earl Hayden. Mrs. J. II. Hay
hurst. Miss Anna White and Miss yio-
let Hayden went to Lafayette y~ester-
day to attend the meeting or the state
camp or Royal Neighbors. Mra Hay
den Is the delegate n Miss White the
alternate delegate from Lowell camp
ot Royal Heighbors. ) banquet was
gwen last evening and today the state
camp 10 in session
r. l. weakley was II Chicago on
business yesterday.
Max l. Ragon began carrying mail
as 8 substitute carrier on ruote three
Yesterday.
Some Of the dire roads are becoming
almost impossible On account Of the
continued rains.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-16
GRIFFITH

An 1i-pound son arrived at the home
o. Aouday morning OF Mr.. and Mrs
WIN. Austgen. south Of town.
The Jones Trio, who are going to
a concert at the town hall Saturday
evening. March 10. have prepared a
varied program that will please and
Interest all. Don't miss this rare treat.
ar. n Mrs. Ed scheeringa. north
Of town. rave q son, which arrived on
Tuesday morning.
The shower given In honor OF Miss
Muriel TODD last Saturday at the home
81 Mrs. Warren Christensen was an
enjoyable event. SIS guests we're pres
emit. Many beautifu and useful ar
ticles were given Miss food.
The NJ =. s. S. vii give an Eaator
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-16

stuart ) Dyspepsia Tablets after d meal.
Sour rts!ngs, gaSSiness, a heavy bloated
feeling and such distress due to ind!.
gestton or dyspepsia are usually only
temporary. And yet they may lead to
serious disorder. Tho regular use OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet after meals
reflects to z high degree the Intelligent
selection Of preventative measures.
one Cannot always select or inspect
the quality Of food TO be eaten nor its
method or manner Of preparation. But
# IS possible to avoid the acidity that
is 50 often the result. And 1t Is a far
better plan to eat without worry, over
what may happen. than to starve for
fear it viii happen. Many physicians
recommend these tablets for stomach
distress due to indt gestion or dyspepsia
They are sold by all dru ggists ey-
erywhere at SO cents Q box.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-16
By BIN
Bailey

program the evening OF Easter SIN
das.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-03-16
When Food
DOsen't Digest
Give the Stomach q Rational Rew4 bv
Proper AID, Not by Harsh 6tar
walton Methods. Use Stu
arts DyBpspaIa Tablets

a sour stomach may indicate an acid
condition that calls Tor an alkaline ef-
This you VIII Fet from one Il two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
ST. ALBANS FORMS
GUARD COMPANY

Charleston. W. Va, Sept. 26.--St.
Adams kanawha couTiy. became am
U,her unit in the reorganization g: IN"
IVES: Virginia Ua;t"na. guard. wA"n 80
was approved and accepted for
federal service at an inspection Sunday
afternoon b. Co;onel +. :. Shaw. ~ ;Ae
rcGu,Ir AMY.
The -. Adams unit. wn!"h has been
designated as Company y. = = rifle com
RAINY. tn" commissioned officers are:
Captain, Francis W. Turner. GrS: ""l-
tenant. James :. Miller. and second
'i"a'erant. Danicl p. R!.cy. Tho COM
pauv has strength o: - men mca
uaa officers and maGy o. tho men IN the
ranks are veterans uC the World war.
This brings The total Of compani"S
thus far approved ~ Four. tn" others
beng: Company d. Charleston. machine
gun unit; Company /, Williamson. and
Company T.. Logan. Both Companies l
and L are rifle un!;s.
Federal recognition and apprnNa. "f
two companies NJ Welch Company Is.
:; rife unit and howttzer company
whlll vii! later be designated. Will no
made tomorrow n!Eh'. Aliu:an' Genera.
John II. 'ha-aock. WHO IS directing tho
orgunization. said tonight. Colonel W.
F. Eubanks. "S the guard. viii he In
WEIGH 10 assist - me inspection. K
Was stated. to.0ae. Shaw left here to-
night.
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regarding the cause Of torn bladder,
DR.. BeardsIee replied that he would
consider extended force. such as a fail
OF blow. the origin.
Violent and continued vomiting mHht
cause such Il rupture the witness rcpIi'u
To a question from Arbuckle's counsel
Mi0 Rappe's writEing in Intense pain
overShadow evidence of alcoholism
Or. Bcardsl"" testified. and 1t was nee
"ssHry 10 quiet her hy the use or drug.
This was IN tn. evening Of September
s. Il few hours after the party. out O!
arose. according {" the physician ana
which the charge against AroucKie
early the next morning he discovered
evidence" to support an earlier concur
sion that Miss Rape had suffered an
internal injury.
black and blue spot on one arm
was IN" only external sign Of injury.
according Ia DR.. Brardslpe.
Don't call me Your friend. snapped
the witness at Frank Dominguez. Ar
buckles chief counsel. after . long
&rries of tilts between them.
Certain Of Bladder Rupture.
Although the defense attempted TO
draw from DIR. Bcardsle" on admission
that other internal causes might have
been responsible for his patients pain.
the physician said his composite knowl-
edg" If the case pointed to bladder
rupture.
Tn" morning after the party the ca sc
was turned over tn DR.. VI. f. Rumwell.
according to DR.. Beardslee. who 81 id
he did not tell his conclusions about the
patients condition to DR.. Rum1cll be-
cause the latter did not ask him. DR..
I,rardsee said he was merely following
professional custom and that he would
have passed on any informant ton had 1t
been requested.
In the absence Of his attorneys Ar
buckle acted for himself today in the
superior court in agreeing with the
district attorney that the manslaughter
charge lending against him should be
continued until October s.
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, $500, .-,.,,.. l.r.-.
,n,,r utsir w. ,ha,.
-. '"'s ''N'
~ P"' ~
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la, ~
Aus.d .ho,,, NJ. r,,,,,.. o,,,,,i,ior
-,
''''"' ~ ''','',N no
!" ''"'W p"J ".''n ,I a'.
- "' ~ h""u' NM ,""'N
w." II" "'N' NJ" hrF' ~" o"nI'u nr"r
,"s ''e""'9 I'm III" room "he'" MISC
90 was '"'''u al "''''
Called Her Maudis.
TIL" defense dFcw FROM Schumacher
N" admission thai IL" might have mis-
rhh"TSt""d Arhu"k'"s exact language
r"Hhid'ng III" -" incident he said Ar
buckle had described To him and others.
mn later he t"'h the prosecution that he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27

IA" forces whirh naA" '"r al We az"
or ever '.,n hr. ""u 2".r *""niin@'
"GEni IL hr rcIiaD.r.
Treasury Relief a Mistake.
would have attic 'Itnu~.hSH. t"i
any proposed relief which seeks either
paLliatlOn o! '"nr ';"A me I..".'c
treasury The rArc,a II Stiru!aiIon
from that source - -" hr ICChnncd Il
"ajiSc &: truHh.c r,,'"I ih'n sure OF
cure. We should ncHlrN" Dui IttI" In n
remedial way u We continued 10 excite
n contributing 'aHfc
II IS not my lhuught L. suggest your
Ines Of conference ! hay" wt*h"d 10
e.ty 70 y"u that the pru.,c ~ the t n!ted
States are very deeply Interested. not
alone the uncmp,u!cd, tat al "a" ar"
concerned for nUr ,Uuuaun wcL. ""d IN"
world - Looking on I" Nnd hc.p!"!trHH
In our Am, u, al example.
Secretary LLoovsr Speaks.
Secretary Hoover. >p"a.IHs :nIht'il-
Ltrly after the preS!drHi uau construed
his address, declared thc CVnfri ti'" III -
should determine The Volume. h.SlI!nu
,Lnu and character OF the na,."n.s un
employment ami second eNo.vc series
OF emery "n.N methods 10 ilrr' the pres
eUi situation.
The commerce secretary expressed M
br,lef. az did PRESIDENT harding that
the conference also should c"nSiue!
measures which could be utlliAri III
event If recurrence ul uhcihp'"s ''e'''
tides
,:rmcriics for the uncmrl"! meat sit
uatiun Nj. Hoover declared. must no.
inC!l.uv any leg .S!at,ir pI'si"n ana
there must l." II" drain upon 'hr huhin'
treasury The I lifted States, hc Saih
Ind So Ear esrapeu the does ana CHAR.
ity methods OF foreign nations ana
sh,ii.u seek Il mobilization ~ Inc CO.
upcT...lIr action 81 manufactured en-
uoycl,, and public authorities 10 meet
the situation
Hoovsrs Program
MIR Hoover suGgC Sc, tat ia" r"h
florence III order 20 facilitate KS ""Eh
at once dissolve INFO committees "hi'h
would report the various recom'neh'
lions to the conference anu that c"I''-
mItt.e ON organization and STogrhm De
Committee Named.
A motion thai 4 committee on organ
izat!on be named By Mr.. Hoover was
adopted and committee OF Ten 10 oc
added TO later was named by Mr.. Hoover
as t0ilows: Henry ). Robinson. Los An
prIcs; Charles VI. Schwab New orA
julius Barnes, Duluth; AAcYr James
Cuuzcus. ~ Detroit: c. II. MarNhair'
Chicago: Commissioner 7. V q C'HnU!'
shipping board; Ida NJ. Tarbel Ne"
York; Samuel NJ. l.andSay, New io'k;
clarence Mott Woulley. Detroit. and
Matthew VOL. vice president. American
Federation Of Labor.
The conference then adjourned 10
meet again this afternoon 70 cohS!ueT
the preliminary report OF the "inml''re
which Immediately wen; into session.
Lsdoux Present.
Urban I.cduux. who has been coN""r'-
ing a campaign for relief or the unem-
pIoyrd in Boston and New York. ar
lived in Washington and announced ne
would attend the conference as AN %
server. LcdouS said he would appeal I"
President Harding to mako pubic the
names OF those who during the war
protiied 10 tho cAieEt Of more than lto
per cent 30 that they might share equa''
~ with the unemployed. the laiterS part
vision for work Of constructive wei
fare"
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For More Amicable
Labor-Capital Relations

Pittsburgh. Sept. 2G.--pr,"Ga'"s a.
tcndIng me K!w;tH!S ln:"rrat!nlm! !'"n..
sylvnnla d!s,r;c, convention I"~~. '''.N
siers today toward ostlh,iSt,s m."''
amicnb.e relations hctw"rn ,Ii.i". a. !!
.uhu". \ series e.. meetings wiz l." ned
during The ensuing year I" an n''"Hi,.;
to obtain thesr. Il was Sa' WIZ" 10
resolution WAS adopted affecting ih!S
phase Of ia" k.waulaUN' %E~cuSs:"r.
James G. Saudrrson. IF Scranton. dis
trtct governor. declared thar n" report
emhody!ng the proposals r"r N" meet
ing would serve as a Eu.d" e." ,pcal
organizations.
Election Of officers vii AK" place. ~
morrow and tho c"uven,iun vii conclude
tomorrow night.
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Catherine Marie Storch.

Wednesday, morning AZ $50 O'Clock n
the late homo. EdE;nG'on Lame fun""'N
services Will b. hold for 'H'h"r'n"
Marie. aged "a. daughter t.: Mr. and
Mrs George S,,rrh. WHO di'd - "'r
homo at l.3O "'r'"rk M,HyHy at'"rr""n.
following Il 'wn weeks i'rrS< "i ~
nhoid fever. Hrquie'r hiih mass Will
be held at 81; Mirhn"'s ,hur'h ~
o'clock. and ln.rrmen' WI De mad" In
NJ Calvary cemetery
Mss S'rr,h was horn and reared IN
Wheeling :"d leaves WIZ" ''r''" 80
friends who regret h"r 'H:l' DEAN >h"
vas a mcrli,.r az -. Nirhs"' : char h.
the Young Ladies S"talitH and or car
roll Court. catholic Daughters or
America.
Surviving are her parents. three
brothers. Peter. Georgia Jr.. and Frank.
and three sisters. Misses 'ar.*SH i."-
ret,a and GcArvieyc. al ut home.
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Coal Company Enters
S313,73O Suit Against
the j. s, Government

Cincinnati. -. Sept. 26--Su'r t" 80
cover SSl472" tr"m the un:'"d states
Eovernmrr.. WIS n!'d n -" H.''H
States .%>J,jc: ,na-' hy ':.c tl"USt"n
Goa! Company la" today. ''NeT:nE al
legged LOSES ou coal sold 20 m" United
Statos navy over Il period dating from
April -. l9c6. = February. l?@l. aHd
covering rorty-f"ur Special c"aS!Sn-
rrnrts o. coal. with an estimated loss
ranging from 81 ;"u on Angus; -.
1890. e. s'u95 y ton IN February. 1871.
Tho petition charged tEat the sccre-
tary Of the navy. under The food con-
troll act oc 1917. requiSit!onea coal at
specified intervals. "tier:nS 81 y gross
Ton. WHcn tho Houston coal company
protested rhIs bid. he r";i.I"m states.
tho company was commanded TO turn
over The coal Icy the secretary OF the
navy.
Tl.- plaintiffs sock Judgment for the
full amoant. S3t4.72e. and court costs
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Trying Woman Charged
With Husbands Murder

Tw.n Fails. Idaho sop. - Tia" RAT
NJ l.vdr Mayer SuuJhari. 'narE"J wi'h
.hr murder If her fourth husband -
ward r Mayer. up"nrd In d;~u.'t C"ur'
here to-day.
over 20 the examination o. ta."sm"u.
l.. W. collins. county pro'crut"r 80
YeilowS;uu" county. Montana, a'H:I'd
this AFTERNOON. B,iHrE$. M"n'.. "a ITO
scene Of tho DEAN on 1u.r i'i'. ~
IIar'au 9 Lewis. 'lh,d ,r.~narl ~ ~"
Defendant AMI - I'll" event OF N" states
fai'ur" 1" obtain q t0nEi''I"u n tn"
present case. h" saws 90" .'i"mi> :" ne
gin arrlun an 4 "l.'r." az mrs degrees
murder ag.'ImS' -" woman, based uHrn
the death -: l."W:S
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Man Who Killed Two
Freed By Grand Jury

Fairmont W Va. Sept rs Marion
county'S grand jury clearly displayed
its attitude aga ms. hiackha ndcr% today
when Il freed giuseppe NHnna"oS'a. who
admitted k!ii.rg two men At carolina
mines SIX weeks ago. HcnnnrUSta's de-
Sense was based on seIt-detenSc M de-
clar!nz that N" ncn had previously
kidnappcd him. taken him TO desert
ed barn and forced him 20 ;itke :" Mara
cath Next they attempted 10 force
him to place Il bomb under 4 stnr" Ron,
racos,a killed the men when they called
at his home.
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Physicians Testimony,

San Francisco. Sept. 26.-Doctor
Arthur Bcardslec. teSt!fyIng today in
the police court examination Of Roscoe
q. Arhuckle. said he found Miss Viz
SIn!a Rappc. whose death Arburkle Is
charged with having caused, In great
pain when he was called into the case.
From the beginning hr realized il was
Il surgical case and advised removal 10
i hospital. NJ said.
There was 10 Other conclusion to
draw from the evidence than that the
bladder was ruptur"d.' he witness said.
In answer 10 a Hypothetical question
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
WANTS CELL IN JAIL
NEAR HER HUSBAND

Lawrencsvll!H. Ia. Sep. 2S.--ber!ar-
ing that II her hUSNaCd belonged In
prison. her place WAS ~ ir:sou with
him NJ. 70. T.. lauGh.;1 has asked
tho sheriff ~ !mpr.sou her in the county
Jail Mere where her husband is ben d.
ta'G in connection with 'he failure -
the Rri1gcpor: Rlnk ard Trust company
OF bridgeport. Ills. The sheriff has
granted her request.
LaughWr. W." MAS cashier - mo
bank. is being he'd Following the d:S'"H-
erv -" = shortage amounting - more
than $4,000 in his accounts.
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Guy Trt1

Friendly. W VA. Sept. 20 i. sewing
q Scv"va, months mess Guy F;:tz. HE't
80 SUCcumhed 10 hear dis"o''' - -"
home of his parents Mr.. and MIS-. Franz
Fritz OF Anshu,Z. near here. Mr. FriH
was formerly employed IN The Ar9".
grocery at S!strrSvi,i". and !a'er N tho
oklahoma OF fields. lie i, survived by
his pnr.n.s Two sls'"rS Mrs Arch Hen
derson Of SlstcrSyill". NESS Fan 4; home
and 'wo brothers. James and hoy. Fun
ernI services We're Condu';"0 Il. Rev.
William Fallen. pastor of "a" VI h"d'st
church and h.r!a! was mad" In Nae car
son cemetery at New Nattmo:aH, =
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johnson Services

"Wednesday afternoon a. $50 fcI"ck'
AZ TIA" family home At W"~' Liberty.
funeral scl\i ICES WI b" held '"r FN"'h'H
johnson. AGED So. prominent r'HT'h
GARNER of Yves: Liberty who d"d sun
day night at IN g. o'C'ork. Ecy. N"!i"
W.; ofY.ria'c and iHterment VIII u" mad"
n short Creek cemetery MI. j"ha'"i
was Il member OF the Yves; l.ih"'j> NJ.
r. church. HIS wifo died about g. Years
ago and he is survived by six children.
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TILLMAN DEFEATED

Tul"do Sept. @6.--Johnny Knrpinski
us r',Vriu;.i whS given tho ncwSpa per
.'...s..n over r"hnny THlman % 81. raul
I'nI .n z 'wc!r" rouIi boxing bout
hrc" ton. lht. Tn" men are weller
v..-ni> II" hch' MAS tame. 7; was
hid under the auspices Of The American
l..ipu
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.BORDERLAND COMPANY
SEEKING INJUNCTION
IN FEDERAL COURT

Huntington. W. We. Sept 70 IN IN
junction restraining the United Nine
Workers from Interfering With opera
lions in the Williamson ard Thacker
fields. and forcing abolition OF tho
"chack-oT" system, is asked IN petition
Ned today Ia the federal court here by
the Eordcriaud Coat corporation. The
petition - Identical. 70 that Nod last
Friday by ~" same corporation IN ~"
Federal court ut indianapolis. II" &c
ton - taken on behalf o! S'Nty.two
other mine operators and companies Il
Is stated
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SLAIN BY MooNsHINERS

Scottsboro. IA. Sept. c6.-ln Il gun
Fight at moUash;ue still t"r which
they were searching near here today.
Deputy Sheriff Edward K:roy was ki."I
Deputy Jerde Owens probably ;ata!!E
wounded. white EtIiG Ta!ley. negro.
alcg"d operator 81 the plant. was sh"t
through the head and shoulder WIZ
huckShot. T0l.ey was removed :" me
county Jail which was heavily guarded
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Fink Obsoquies.

Funeral ser, .,"S tur It's" ia,e Mrs.
Clara Plumm"" I!nM. "','' died SUNDAY
morning following an ii'u".'> - several
months. will zoe held W"'!n"sdry after
noon al O'clock. Il, the late nome. -
Alley 10. Friends os n" iamt.' ar" IN
v!ted. Intermcnt VIII Ice ,nad9 n Green
wood CemeterY-
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SECOND SET OF rRrPnErs.

:ddlchourn". W. Va. Sept. 26.--The
SIX year old J"rS"y-li0,S',.r COW. owned
hr Miss Art.u Gregg. q! Rr!dEcway. near
here. Ea'" htrth To her second set or
triple calves within a Year. Monday.
Tho t.rSt set were two hrifers and ono
bull calf. and the last are nll heifers.
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EARTHQUAKE HITS
SAN BERNARDINO

San T:srnard!uo. cat. Sept. "a
sight earthquake was :elt here at AS
cn!s afternoon. - OataE.u. - miles
west. :; vas 90 sufficient intensity 70
ra.t!t. dishes IN houses.
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F1ahorty Services.

THIS morning At ." ".'."rk ~ ~"
la,n home. rear ~" @s"i Ci-tp'."' >'r'''
t"nrral services VII, u" held f"r 49,"
late Mrs. Patrick IIah"riy. Requiem
high mass VIII h,' offered n 81. JOS
eph's cathedral =: = o'viocH. ard inter
ment will be mad" n NJ. calvary Gene
terry,
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Funerai nO;ice Hereafter.

STORcH Ca Moucay. September 2Sth.
1871 At l.SU a IN. CATHERINE.
daughter O.: George aud Mar I.vAl
S;arch. n ;ae -gih year u !cr age.
Fuuera, from C"n,d"I.r, ut her par. a'A
n; EdS.nGt.u Lane "Wednesday .uyra-
ing a; 800 g. m R"uu!r,n aisn ra&s
at -. M!chaess cnnr"h ~ , c,". =.
lnt~y7nsat ~ ~. 'H.,J~! Cemetery.
Friends u the FANNY !"rltcI to at
tend.
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ANOTHER SENSATION
(Contuusd Prom Page one)

St:Lnarhcr with great viSor. causing
him 20 announce that he must have N"eh
nisuun'.d = he had sud he was Miss
Kapyes manager HIS acquaintance
win hrr;, hey nuG Mrs Deimnnt was
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DIED

kELT.EY--Ou Monday. Sep: ember Goth.
1911. ~ 1880 ,. IA. at her ate resi-
drm,c. Nv. - TaHty-!i::h street. Mrs
EVE KELLEY. wife OF Martin Kelley.
The rrmaius have been removed 70 no
r-~.deu.s u: her sister. Mrs. Ala Uisia.
SO. IL Marshall street. Bewwuud.
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UNEMPLOYMENT MEET
Continued from Page ons)

'hc conference TO So,v" tho long con-
tr"v"i'vd rr"hi'mS % our social syn
tom. and tEH' Secretary Hoover. whom
L. w! Gr.,'ruIIrd Is chairman Of the
conference. would lay before them tho
prUgTLm rf d!~ruSNiul,'
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WNNTEp-Youur man tor general of
Zee work. .oSi,t.n Offers exceptional
crrnr:un:.v ~ advancement. Apply ["
:. F. Moss Iron WORKS. tNty. sep.2'-!
T.ERkS-N,0 -. over. wanted tor
railway MAJ. rrs,otfsce po>i':"ns: eN-
arnirat;on suuu: salary 81" mouth: OK
per,rncr unuoc"SSa:y: wr.t" Tor rr"e
particulars about ios',!6r~. rX,'"l"a,i"n.
columbia Syhor. Of CivI Service. Pope
T;,dr Washington. d. e.. sep a.
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WNNTEp--Girl or middle-ascd lady for
general hoUS"w .yE. Inquire 22t Six
te"T'a St. Ctt!. scp.2S-l
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wANrED-rIALA.

UASTEp-prntiSt with license 70 prac-
too In West Nirgin:n. 10 work Tor the
McpO~SN C"unty Dental Clinic. Apply
TO q. r. EpltnE. director. WEIGH. W Va.
Scp2,-
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WANTED \ s;ruOgra?her. Apply IN
pes ~ between . and y a. IN. at the
E,rl, Rogers Company. Twelfth and
5,A.a SIS. sep.@6-!
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

NOTICE Contracting FOR all Kinds OF
prycK. III. and cemer: work. with first
class satisfaction. Phone 25tJ. Elm
Grove &. S2nhcrS sepl@-lmo.
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ToA SALE

NOTlCE--T Will sell ut public auction
On Thursday. September 29ih. one
house AMI ruc-ISc" lot. also poultry.
COWS. horses farming implements. etc.
Frank P!dselAy ptxon's Run. \. F. ..
Triadclphsa sep.2T
FOR SALt:-kcystnne drilling machine.
NJ condition. JOha Morris, De.phene.
pa. sep.2T-i
FOR SALE-New HupmOb!,s. won IN
The Wheel.ns Inte!!!ge0cer Contest;
must act quick. Phone or write VI. c.
Eurgba cher N!ddleSournc. w. Va. S22-l
FOR SALE-t'. $. Army oycrsea over
coat, new; cheap % pu!ck buyer. Adj
dress L. 5. car" .: News. sep2i-m
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspner. Prop.
. FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel 1908 chapltas Street
CAu Phono 1917
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wANTED-TEMALE

NANTt.D~-Girl frr s,uerai houSework.
~, Ms. JOHN -. Zoecllcr. All,
N.o,,S,Lt,e. Sep.2I-l