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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
ON THEIR OWN GROUND

\oy,,, hu, effective - III" 1iln u>"d oH
Harry II. S.R. former S"'':a!'St. Mh" i
NOV rAro>.rS ;rc tA'!a,r'% " .'ot'H"Hm'
NJ S.h.. who is executive director ~
m. American I;huct'.cna! League" -
ctv;,.o . series II street corner meeting :
:, his city. lie Is tak:n: the SAM
methods a.: arr u>cd 10y r2d'j'i ~r'a""rH
70 nrssypt their do ,trlr"s I" the hAo"''
I, was recently suggested h% fho'na$
A. Edison hat N" soap noN '"">
should be comhated hr soap h"H
methods. Mr.. Ssn. a2pH;c0t,|. IS me oil
the hrs, TO put this suggestion int"
effect.
That h. feels sure % his ground Is N
dIcated BY the fat that he invites So
clal:s,s among his hearers 70 az" nm
questions. and j. even wI.1InS |" 80
Socialists take his place and reply "
him. after which NJ resumes IN" Sta0o
And skaters their arguments. I" hEh'
r.dicausm hand 10 haal on rs own
ground. as Mr.. SeS is doing. makes an
IMPRESSION The speaker who delivers
a carefully prepared address N a "sI'
OF some kind does not reach the same
people the radical speaker reaches. Or
the street the radical Is talking TO me
man who has NOT the tim" or tnter"Sl
TO attend 4 formal meeting. while the
man In the hall IS speaking 70 people
who already believe as ne docs and VINO
do no, need his words of wisdom. >ho~-
ever excellent they may h"
But when the reak"r opposed 70
radicalism goes on. on tn" street corner
and mounts soap box. H. gets the same
audience that the radical gets. Al IN"
red arguments are easily aniw'raH'r.
but II they go unanswered tho aHeraE"
nearer may not think out tn" answer
FOR himself. Thu s,pr";a%l.ar methods
II the S:r".; corner speaker and his
merry words ApHeai :" N" crowd no mat
GER what h" ma be talking about. VIII
net use tho system Cor good purpose
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tered his wife's dress and was heard by
,hc secretary ot the state tuberculosis
ax.o,i..:.nn and Also by a Weston OF
Rcer. The sheriff was arrested and fined
ard stated hat b. MAS IN full sympa Thy
With III" purpose Of tho ordinance.
Il - SAFE 10 say that III every city
chrro i CONSIDERABLE" splitting on tn
.IG"waik>. This. 100. despite the fact
that It iS almost "a easy TO spit over
:ns. rr;rh mt" The street Ignorance and
rarclrS$nrss are responsible for most OF
me violations. although II ~ possible
that a r"w spit on the sidewalk simply
because there Is law against II. What
over tho cause. the result is tho same.
and thu penalty should be imposed
Whenever possible.
I; seems a trininS thing 10 spit on a
sidewalk. Yet one nfenso may carry
disease and death 70 several persons
who IN turn may infect others and thus
start an endless chain OF misery. No
ono Is f1n"d merely for splitting on the
sidewalk even though that alone Ia a
nlthy habit. He is fined for exposing
other mon. women and children to a
,err.bl" danger Death walks Erinning
behind the man who spits on the side
walk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
STONEWALL JACKSON'S
BOYHOOD HOME SITE
OF BOYS-GIRLS CAMP
Special to The Intelligencer

Morganrown. w. Va. Jun" &c. The
boyhood home farm Of tho great Con-
fedrratc general. "StoncwaIl" Jackson.
, between Weston and harrisburg. has
been decided Gron ~ tho site for the
West Virginia BOyS' and Girls tluh
camp. Members Of tho Stale Board ~
Control and representatives. Of the cx-
tension div. sion of West Virginia Uni
versity mot thor" and approved tn" To-
cation. The Board agreed 10 accept the
offer OF the Monongahnl Valley rrlc-
! ton Company q; the five acre tract com
prisinE the old jackson home site uvou
tho understanding that Lewis County
secures and donates An additional ~
acre tract Immediately adjoining Il.
This Includes Il considerable amount OF
cleared ground on which is a b. S"hal!
diamond. and several acres NJ fine old
trees along the stream that flows
through the grouns.
This decision upon site for such
camp follows the roCcn' IaSsaCc Of
bill by the State Legislature "St1hli Sh-
ing such a camp and also setting aside
;10.nh0 this year and $4,000 next year
for helping equip this camp.
The daughters of the Confedcracy
already have erected Il monument to
Jackson on this piece Of ground. and
il is probable that efforts VIII b. made
to have building erected there that
may he used as museum. This
would 10 apart from the camp build
ings. hut would help ~ make this one
of tho historical landmarks of the state
as well as a splendid camp site.
Expert landscape men in the employ
of the MnnorEahcld Valley Fraction
! Carlranr have been offered by tho orr
cials OF that company Ia work with
University experts in laying out i ~
year plan for tho whole plot 90 -r"u!.d
This plan will include III" location and
nature Of the buildings. location 81
walks. Il swimming hnlc. the planting
Of more trees. ARRANGEMENT of n,ny-
ground. and 50 on. This summer only
, portahle Cuuipmrn, will hr bought. \
temporary frame rn"ss; hall and k',vh"n
will b" put up. and tens used for
sleeping quarters this year. but later II
is expected tn have frame cottages for
sleeping rooms
Tho camp site will nc put in use at
once. 4 camp. whNh the instructors
for the thirty odd county h0yS' aud
girls camps will receive instruction.
will he held there n" wcnk Of .lun" -
TO July .. The Lewis County camp will
he held therr the frs, week in August
aand the Harrison County camp the
second week in August. Tho state odd
ct Boys and Girls conference will lie
held there August - TO September 5.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
FEAR FOUL PLAY
Relatives Puzzled by DiDspp sarlncs Of
Local Woman and Son.

Mrs. William Nasall, who with her
fou~-y ear-oid son. GiiBori. has been
missing from her HON" At "tl9 Market
street, has not Yet h""n found. althouch
her brothers have been searching the
city for h"r ever since the day Of her
disappearance.
When last seen Mrs. Nasall wore A
brown dress. while her little boy was
dressed III i white suit and wore Il
black hat. She ie said To haN" had sew
rr1rl diamond rings. Il watch and other
,.wnlry in hcr possession at the time
of her d.:appcaranC".
William NaS;;l. 'hc missing w"mans
husband. "a!s that he knows ni no rca-
ION which would hay" led her I" leave
nom" Voluntarily Anast AnaStaS, Mrs.
Vasair, brother ~ firm in the C"nvic-
ton that his sister has met with foul
play of some kind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
PHYSICIANS AND MONEY

Tha, love for money has become
danger 10 the medical profession IL the
statement OF DR.. J. Whitridge Williams.
dean ct the Johns Hopkins medical
school. Probably the same may be said
in a general way OF all mankind. but DR..
Whitridge apparently intends to infer
tina; in the ranks Of physicians this ia
something comparatively new. 1t is not
difficult 20 recall tim" when the aver
aIn Doctor was confronted by an exactly
opposite danger. and il is no doubt true
that many Physicians Stjll have diff
rulty IN collecting their very moderate
fees. There is no reason In the world
why the doctor should not insist upon
his money. Tho Same as the grocer or tho
plumber As rule he is not ovcrpaid
even when he is paid Immediately.
Doubtless there are. as DR.. Whitridge
says. some members OF the profession
who charge their patients all the trat
nc Will bear" and who make the pursuit
Of money their primary rather than
their secondary object IN life. Az a
matter o.: fact. there is n" yardSt!r!t by
which tho value OF medical or surgical
services may be measured. 1t Is per-
rsrtly proper for a skilled surgeon who
saves the life of wealthy man 10
charge stir price. for NC may find the
same surgeon performing the very Same
operation the next day free Of charge
for man who can pay nothing. Tho
wealthy man docs not pay too much for
what he receives. hut by charging him
n big fc" the surgeon IL enabled TO give
NOR" sufferers tho benefit Of his sorry
ices. Tho medical man who is In this
profession merely for what hc can got
on, Of i, Is OF course open 10 severe
criticism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

right name. The name was on the box.
he said. and besides. 1t was used In all
the advertising. go why was ! cAlling
them hose supporters?
He was plenty old enough to know
better and he looked as IL he needed his
job. 70 / refrained from calling him
down before other employees and custo-
mers. He was so busy with his oratofy
that he forgot to ask me whether
wanted anything else. had INTENDED
to buy some socks and patames, but
under the circumstances, decided not
10 ask for them. and departed with real
money still in my pocket. The next
time I 20 into a local store. hope that
the clerk who waits on me will permit
me to spend my money without telling
me how ignorant am.
CA6H BUYER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
MAY HAVE DRowNED.

MartinsburE. W. Va. June l.-Cecil
Barnhart. one Of the participants in n
brawl at Magnolia. west Of here. last
week when he and Edward Mills. Of
ClearSprinRs. Md. and James Smith. OF
Morgan county. arc said to have dis
agreed over proposed division OF
money said to have been obtained
through the Illicit sale OF liquor. Is still
missing and state officers believe lie has
been drowned in the Potomac river. The
officers rI!dcd the mems headquarters.
irrestins Smith and Mills. but Barnhart
disappeared. Smith and Mills have been
held TO await the action Of the S$d~rsI
grand jury at ElkinA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
UNIVERSITY Of
VIRGINIA PAYS
HONOR To SONS


charlottesville. Va. June l.--S!mpic
and digniied exercises this afternoon
marked tho unvciling Of 4 plaque given
by alumni Of tho University Of Virginia
in honor cC sons Of IN" University who
lost their lives in the World war.
Standing on tho south Crcnt or tho
Rotuuda and grouped about It's steps. OF
GCcrS If tho university and distinguished
guests. listened to speeches By Captain
Alfred atkinson Bar k = d a c. John
Stewart Bryan. rector Of the university.
and VI. ttbrIcl lion0taUN. commander
Of III" French Legion or Honor. TWO
.ittlo girls released the flag when COW
cred the tablet and roy called r." names
If tho eighty m"n III whose honor II was
erected.
The children who took part In this
ceremony we're Miss EubhI" Conrad,
daughter Of captain Robert Young Con-
rcd. Ia. who WAS killed in action near
Vrr,,ln. a:ul Mis-; SaiiI" Mcirirf Kite.
daughter "r Secret Charles 'lcm"nt Kite.
%. VINO was Killed N action near Cha-
lcau Th.rTry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

TIL" lnllcr-,'y - virginia has the
distinction of rr,rIVin. more CitH''ol,".
based upru ,hr hWmhrr "f men enrolled.
than alumni al H"v other university
who fought in IN" World war. Tw"
hundrrd ami lw"nl! five citation" and
dr.nra,irns wcr" won by N" leo ""n'
uf l. Va. Thee. include nifty tr"IN
de- t;Urrr, = nfir"u f0UrrIrE"r" tr".A 40
Queries five Mcdnii."S Ni!IlL!r". ,w"!N"
ribbon; Of tho Legion h'i;rnn"ur. four
teen p,>t,Hgu.~h'l Service Crosses. aud
zen Distinguished Scrr Ice Metals.
TWrrtI-thr"c men We're ritch IN "fderS
of general hcaduuHr,rr and seven were
,:tsd In general army orders.
Tie :nNnca';un To-day was pronounced
by Chaplain Beverly cambridge Tucker.
.Ir.. w.. and 1t. col. John Ahram Cut
,.h:n+. 90. WAS master If ceremonies.
Ecrnr" 4 great audience that nr.uc"d
the a"l"rnur If Virginia and hit'-i""
Iraui. "'rhr SHADOW IF the Builder,
w. nrnduCcl her" tonight m III" new
Mclnilre crock amph!th"at"r. An IN
grniOuS ltghlInE sNSt"m cast SOFT
-low oyer tho "!rhtH-IIve fUot stag"
;cnviu. the audrnC" in semi darKncSS
An Augmented symphony orchestra gaze
a satisfactory rendition OF III" musical
in,nrIudcS, composed by John r"w"M
the American pianist. and trr choral
number written 10y George Harris Of
New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
FOR RETAIL CLERKS
Editor Wheeling 1ntclligencer:

Editor wheeling lntclllgencer:
This letter Is for the eyes OF retail
clerks. The writer went into one or
tho largest Market street stores few
days ago. and asked for II pair OF hose
supporters. I had been dealing at that
particular store for years and had al
ways asked for the acticle mentioned
by that name. The clerk TO whom ad-
dressed my modest request looked at
me A. though | were some strange ami
NAL just escaped from a curcus. Then
he asked In whitening tone. DO you
mean Eartcrs"" Without waiting for an
answer, he launched into lecture on
why / should call said articles by thor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

month from July %, 1920. for Neal
Starcher. Of Altizer, a Spanish American
war veteran.
Congressman George ". Bowers-Pen-
sion for Dcrrio l.. Chambers, OF Morgan
town. at tie rate Of 81 month. Re-
fund Of unpaid soldiers allotment Sc
cured for Raymond Bitner, Of Ridge
way, ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
A Statement from City Manager EphGn

TO MY FRIENDS WHO SUPPORTED THE CITY ApMINlsTAA.
TION ELECTION, TO MY sCFfoFfAHf.0 IN
GENERAL PtBLlr:--
for the many couftes'es see.'.
during much loyal support from
OF the city At heart recurring IRON ~
with sincere feehhg OF reei
years but accept tns f0"
counclnanc cheerfully
incoming earnest suppo
Of that Will eonuno.
urtherance OF
improvement which ths "a
continued and carried through
o a logical satisfactory conclusion.
Very respectfully
c. Q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
ALLIES OF DEATH

BY nninE the sheriff Of the county for
splitting on the sidewalk. Weston has
called attention 10 the Importance OF =
saDitary regulation that Is frequently
violated. TIE sheriTs msdeed was
committed nNder circumstances pecu-
lhrly fortunate for eae attracting Of
attention. 1t % happened that man
complained that the shsrtH had spat-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
WASHINGTON
West Virginia News -- Notss
and Gossip at tho Nctisn's
Capital.
Six P|umS in Whites
Office Taken Out Of
Civil Service Limits

Washington, june l.-HommtssiOncr
az Internal Revenue Blair has issued an
order which permits collectors OF inter-
nal revenue 10 make The following per
%0nal appointments;
chief office deputy. chief field deputy.
cashier. bookkeepcr. chief Of tho income
TAX division. and chief Of the m!sccl-
lannouS division.
These positions were put under civil
service by the Wilson administration.
liy commissioner B,aIr'S order they are
taken out from under civil service pro-
lection. II IS reported that utncr posi-
tions in the internal revenue service
Will also be removed from civil service
restrictions.
Following this order. II is expected
that collector =. II. White, Of West Nir-
g;nia, will shorty announce the six men
he desires 10 lill the six position which
have been exempted from civil service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

Senator Howard Sutherland announced
today that he is preparing a bill 4" in
trodure in congress providing for an
additional judge Of the circuit court IF
appeals for the fourth Circuit, Of which
West Virginia is member All the
other circuits of this court have three
judges except the fourth which has only
two. Senator Sutherland said To-Day. rnd
the large volume of business done in the
, fourth 'c!rcuit. he said. justified the Gre
alton Of another judgeship. Tn. BIN
will be introduced in the senate III the
neat rcw days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

Irish rebels exploded a mine under a
military band. That's tho first outrage
over there with which We can sympa-
thize. When the ncichhors on one side
start their automatic piano and the
family on the other side start their
phonoGraph. we shall dwell with Shoul-
ish gle" on what VIC would do if we were
In Ireland.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

The jury that was To try former JUS
ttre McGannon for perjury has been dis
missed because one Of the woman Jurors
talked. n that's to be a reason. dismiss
sal nt Juries will become one OF our
most popular courtroom sports
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
Letters From InteIigencer Readers

brief possible
all letters
print letters controversial sube
and especially concerning matters Of religion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

w" arc glad the DempseyCarpentir
fSh, - not to be held on July 4. Some
how. patriotism and this particular fight
do not 20 together.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

Minnie Kendall Lowther. until recent.
~ editor Of the Upshur Record, has
She was called by the illness Of her
father. and in wishing the new manage.
ment Of that paper success reviews her
editorship with tho declaration that she
has ever upheld the standard OF right.
as we saw the right, and the SHturc
alone will disclose what may have BEEN
accomplished" Judge William 8. OBrten
/, the new editor Of tho Record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

Our idea OF superfiuous words Is to
say that President Harding was honor"
guest at any function which he attends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

Following routine business Of interest
~ West Virginia reported from severn !
offices Of the state CongrcsSiona! dele
cation:
Senator Sutherland. - Pension award,
so month and accrued invalid pen
sion. awarded Mrs. Nancy lessee. OF
Ter, de-. from Nov. Is. 1920. Application
Cor pension filed FIR william J. Smith,
nf Huntington. regular army soldier now
ont Of tho service. Additional evidence
'.lnd IN support Of tho pension applica-
ton Of Ellis W. SQu!rcs. of F'latwoods.
ssh month soldiers compensation AL
lottcd 10 Jesse r Sine. OF Fairview.
Application Of I. y. ballard Of Green
willie. for nsh with which to STOCK In
dan creek in Monroe county, approved
and flied with the |. S. fish COM
missioner.
Congressman Stunrt F. Recd.-Prn-
sion OF 81 month for Edward j..
cha pin. Of CorCn. Pension OF $3n a
month. from January Is. 1921. secured
for Alkaline Wyatt. OF Ccntralia. PEN
sion OF So 4 month for Samuel W..
Mancar. Of Huntsville, starting January
Frank K"rsey. IS n month from April
10, 1919 TO February is. 1921. ana $50
a month thereafter. Secured total dis
ability rating for Harold Rifle. now
rai:rnt IN Eftzsimmons hoEpitai, Pen
Nor. Secured release from Ellis island
Of Mrs. Platn!rk. mother or jacob
t'Nwnn, Of ClHrksburg. and her two
daughters. the latter permitted TO pro-
coed to Clarksburg at once. their mother
80 Undergo treatment In hospital In
New York before that permission Is
granted her. They came to this country
from Poland. Secured pension, $50 q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

In 1852 New Mexico WAS explored and
named by tho Spanarl ESpeIo, VIII.
founded Santa Re. the second uldes;
city in the United States.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

Robert L. Bland. president q the
, Weston Rotary Club. has added reopon'
,, abilities ina sInuch as there 10 no Cham'
Der OF Commerce or KiwaniS club In
that city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

CONGRESSMAN N. n. Nesly. OF Fair
mont, delivered the address At the com.
mencement At the belinston hieh SCHOOL
sized "Americanization".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

Judge Roy Waugh 10 making aA On.
yiable reputation as Judge Of the CIR
cult court in a district which incluGeS
Randolph and Upshur contIes. Hys
manner Of conducting court matters has
won praise from lawyers and htigsats
alike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

George r. Watson. president Of the
Ealrmont Chamber Of Commerce, thinks
that the opening of the new million
dollar bridge not only marks . step IN
the development Of that city but 10
illustrative Of its future progressive
Intentions"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

tests, may be the well-to-do and sue
cessful man OF IS years hence"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

In tho senate today bill was intro
lur"A by Senator Sutherland granting
iha consent OF congress {" the Hunting
ton & Ohio Fridge company 10 construct.
maintain and oprral" street railway
and ;shway toll bridge across the Ohio
river at Huntington, W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02

There hasn't been an arrest for IS
hours IN the Mingo trouble. What's the
matter-everyoody sick?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-02
Prominent PEOPLE
OF WEST VIRGINIA

Rev. J. r. Reynolds. OF the Washing
tnEton Avenue Baptist church At Hunt,
inCton. made the point In memorial
day sermon that democracy IS prod
net OF christianity" putting IT: we
have fought in order that the world
might be safe place for democracy.
Much harder must be the fight to make
democracy safe for the world. Democ-
racy IL product OF christianity. Chris
tianity is the soil in which IT has
grown"
DR.. L. Y. Guthrie. superintendent or
the Huntington state hospital. sounded
warning at the recent annual meeting
Of the West Virginia state medical So
ciety at Charleston against fastening 70
a child's nam. the stigma Of mental
defe Give" He puts It: THE dull boy
Of today as determined by standard
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-07-01
Missouri eCow Race.v

The Missouri Cow Race" Isl
bringing to light the fact that
Missouri is the home of a great
many excellent dairy cows. In.
May there were almost 500 cows.
tested for official records in the
herds of 80 breeders in the
state.
AS is shown in the following
paragraph Lafayette County is
being well represented by a
number Of excellent COWS. One
of the best features of the test
ing work in the state is the
large number Of small breeders
those who milk their own
eows-that are taking many Of
the prizes. 1t shows that it
doesn't take a fine barn to make
good records.
E. J. Rodekohr, Corder, is the
owner of two cows which won
places on the Honor Roll for
April with the following rec
ords: Lottie Finderne, 1878
pounds of milk and $685.
pounds of fat; and Molly Hen
gerveld Model De Kol, 1872
pounds of milk and 58,S pounds
of fat.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-07-01
The American Legion Invites You To Lexington July 4th
Death d Mrs. John w. Ahh0lt

Death Of Mrs. John w. Abbott.
Mrs. John w. Abbott died
Monday morning at IL O'Clock
at her home six miles south of
Lexington, her death being due
to complication of diseases.
The deceased was born at
Hardin, Mo-, January 1S, 1861,
and was go years, 5 months and
IL days old. She married Mr..
Abbott at Hardin, September
%, 1881. They moved to Lafay-
cite county in March, 1903. Be-
sides her husband, she is surviv-
ed by two daughters, Mrs. viii
lard c. Brown, Meeker, Col,
and Miss Jessie Abbott living at
home, and one son, Charles Alb
bott, of Kansas City.
The funeral services conduct
ed by Rev. E. c. Miller were
held from the home at 2:.SO o.
clock Wednesday afternoon.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1921-07-01
Attention Ex-Service Menl

July 4th at the American Le-
gion picnic at Lexington, Miss
Mary Marquis, Executive Sec
retary Of Lafayette Chapter, A.
merican Red Cross win have a
desk in the "Rest Room and
First Aid" tent on the picnic
grounds. If you are having
trouble adjusting any claim a
gainst the government or if
you have a disability which can
be traced to service and have
not yet made a claim, the Red
Cross will be glad to give advice
and assistance.
If at any time you need the
assistance of the Red Cross,
write or call at Headquarters
Office 1l12l9 Main St., Lexing-
ton.