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Evening journal., 1921-05-18
Mrs. HENRIETTA sPIVA DEAD.

PRINCESS ANNE. Nd. May IS.
Mrs. Henrietta Feddeman Spiva
died at her home in Princess Anne
On Monday. She had been i'm fail
ing health for some time. Mrs
spiva was the daughter Of the late
Joseph NJ Feddeman and was born
near Oak Hall. va. She was n
years OF age She is survived by
William b. Spiva, cashier of the
Bank Of Somerset. Of this town; a
daughter. Miss Bessie Hendrie. OF
Chester. Pa, and a sister. Miss Ad-
die Feddeman, Of Salisbury. Md.
Evening journal., 1921-05-18

Teamsters and drivers will find
positions through the Want Ads and
agents will be well placed by study
ing them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-19
BY HENRY NJ. NEELN
LILLIAN GISH

husband an invetcrate gambler. be-
came involved financially because Of
his weakness, and shot himself. The
shock and trouble ages tn" wife. and
the fear that the Young child may in
hcrit his fathers propensity il con-
tinual source OF trouble. The woman's y
uncle. very wealthy man, provides
sufficient money for her 70 Set up a small
shop. where she struggles along.
The child. now grown to young man
hood. gets into some money trouble and
goes 10 the uncle for help. He refuses
and scores the boy for his weakness.
The boy in his fury strikes his grand
uncle. who is killed in the fall 70 the
floor The boy is taken by the police
and sentenced 10 be guillotined. In
spite of all the mother can do the sen
tencc is carried out
This gives Nine, Eernhardt oppor-
tunitv for emotional acting that does
not demand any rushing about or the
stage. In the first part, as young
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-19

J. 4. M.-Ircne Castle is five feet
seven inches tall in ordinary heels
but She never wears ordinary heels.
hitty S.-Yes. Ruth Roland IS her
right name and | don't blame YOU a
Bit for being crazy about her. I'd be
crazy about her myself if we're al
lowed to. She is single. but | don I
know her exact age. ! guess it at about
twenty four. She was born in San
Francisco and can be addressed al the
Hal Roach Studios, Hollywood, Calf.
Some one seems 70 have "swiped' my
records of "A Child for Sale so | cant
tell you right now who the principal aC
tors were. but I'll try 10 dig it up for
you and let you know later. Meantime
some OF the fans may be able to send
/ me the information
Anna Winkler. Defiance Mabel Ju-
lenne Scott played the Indian squaw
, in "Beho!d Ny Wife
Ruth Rohner. 223 South FIFTY. first
Serty. vino play opposite each other in
"hliracieS OF the Jungle are not man
and wife In fact. Irene isn't married
or engaged 10 anybody. I'm not 50
sure about Ben. Irene Is twenty four
Years old,
Glady> A.. 23IS >Orth Twenty ninth
street-Edward j. Connolly was the
man who played 'he black monk in
"Rasputin.
"A Reader" " 1921 Walnut street.
clears up one point Of our recent in
qury about Bernhardt pictures. lie
writes.
"What Flo Bee writes you regard
ing the appearance of Nine. Bcrnhnrdt
in pictures. published in the paper Of
the l1th. Interested me. Shortly after
ihc loss Of her leg believe, Nine. Perm
hardr appeared in IA picture which l
saw in one Of the picture houses on
Market street The name Of the picture
, | cnunot recall, but il was not the on"
which is referred 10 bv 'F.u- Bee.
The story concerned woman whose
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-19
THREE GET PRISON TERMS
Judge Rogers Sentences Men for
Petty Thefts and Carrying Gun

Judge Rogers in Quarter Sessions
Court today sentenced John Wesley, q
Negro. Of Twelfth and Bainbridge
streets to two years and six months
in the county prison for stealing an au :
tomobilc tire from the automobile oi
r. G.. Ward, Of 914 Duncannon avenue
Riley Johnson, n Negro, of TweIttl
and cambridge streets, was sentenced
by Judge Rogers to two years in the
House of Correction. after pleading
guilty TO stealing mn automobile jack
from William Nickels, 337 Newmarket
street
Charles Lawrence, Negro. Of 6lI
South Seventeenth street, was sentenced
to year in the county prison, after
pleading guilty TO carrying q concealed
deadly weapon.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-19

woman with baby, her trials make her
semi invalid, and she is seen sitting
down mostly; the second part finds her
a woman older in years, but aged be-
yond her years. When she is seen to
take an occasional step or 80 it is with
the aid of cane, which is not un
natural under the circumstances. The
work was very cleverly done and, but
for poor photography. which has since
been greatly improved in the industry
the picture was interesting and in
tense
4. +. g.. 1921 East Birch St Yes :;
your scenario will have to be type
written. Otherwise 10 editor would
take the trouble to read It. can't
possibly advise you where 10 send It,
as l haven't any idea what kind Of
story it is. The best method Of de-
tcrmining that is to visualize. in your
own mind the star for whom you think
il best suited. If you will do that and
let me know your conclusion, I'll be
glad TO tell you how to address It,
Edwin August is now making tour
in vaudeville No announcement has
been made as to whether he will return
70 pictures or not.
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Che DailyMovie Magazine
V1LENTINO WILL
PLAY LEAD WITH
GLORIA SWANSON
By CONSTANCE PALMER
hollywood. Calf

(~InDI\ CN.\NCnN - ,h,,I -
(T"'i''N Wv 'N'''''' > "''"'
~ start on now Nir'ur" written for
her by EIiuor Glyu. think ! have
mentioned # boforo I'm, TN foil YOU
I,a ,.n,. ooi. ..ro,o,J ,,o pool. -,
'' ""','' "~''''' l'"'
But here = the exciting part Rudolph
Valentino is to he hor leading man
rbis is ro+ j., .o,,-odfc,i,, f., ,hc NOUS
a.. ...,.- ,,....,
mat h' had signed starring contract
with Famous Players. Rather II is
carving ont thc I,askv roIicv VI com
L;ai,r ,,o .o,,,,- - lnr,i,o,,,, - q
o'n','s ,"' '',,"'N ~ ''''''''' ~
single MN. For instance Jack HOT
aud Agnes Ayres. newly elevated ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-19
Miss Dalton Finishes Film

Dorothy Dalton has returned from
San Francisco, having finished the loca-
iion scenes for her feature picture.
George Melford's production Of "Moran
q the Lly Lefty" The COMPANY on
etfisisaV the l.asky studio will pro
csf,l 10 lAish up tins picture.
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JUST BECAUSE HE
GREW HHISKERS
ACTOR HAD TO HIDE

TIHE citizens Of san Franrlsro. who
L,- .,r.,-, ,or:,,., t,,l, -,
uo'' "e'" "'''N'''S " '"'''.' "S"' ~
attract producers from Los Angeles TO
their bailiw!ck. have nor yet become
sccuston,od 70 sooinr ,lavcr. in all
-,
forms ct 6'>eo'Se'
In Los Angeles man or Woman
going to work on the street ear a, 5 in
Tho morning ~ r.1 ovo,rr,, drcsy does
no' cHhs" S'''Hi" E'"n'e' ''r"'"h S"''
oiers or Turkish harcm girls StroItnG
down The boulevards arc passed Without
,o,,,o,, b,, 49,, ,no,, an go. J;ror.
0t'''"' ''
emf
Freeman Wood arrived in san Fran
cisco ~ oroear as mvppf,o with Io.
49,. ,.a',,L ,.,,,,.'. ,,o,,4 e., T.,
pa'C '''7N",." J." " NV ''"" ."
the story N"od plays IN" part "f
young man Of good family who has Le.
come a dcrc,irt on rho Norm ,o,s, Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
ALICE BRADY IN
FOREVER AFTER"
ravorite Stage and Screen Star TO DO
Seer at Court TWO Nights ana
Matinee Next week.

Ace Brady one o. Americas greatest
en,otianaI actresses will como TO the
Court MONDAY and Tuesday. October
17-lE. with tuesday matinee. In For
e-A- After" one OF her greatest TIL
ur72hs since her return 70 tho speaking
stag"
II erA $ a beautiful thought suggest
ed In the ;icie. on which tho play Ia
butt. tnat Il you love and believe every
thing will RICH: its"!t in the end and
Won will b. h2ppy Forever After" 1hs
heroine rsl."v.s that 1t first. but as
trnuhIa conc, she doubts It's truth. only
10 find rs -" story ends she was right
In the N:st ntace.
From no standpoint OF character.za-
zion Mis- Grady plays two roles. al
though ~. j. really the same sirl At
dlfTerer. ages. In The early part OF
tho r,Iav She IS sixteen. and You know
she Is si~t"e't without being told-You
ga. tho ,oung E:r' just building into
WON cod. beginning 70 real'z" she is
n love with her boy chum. and her SIM
pi!c;tr and art,cssncss IN these scenes
are delightful. Later-She is twenty
now and mas graduated from Nassar-
her hoy lover has become the one man
IN the world Cor h"r. anl trouble come
- hor because 90 this great lovs. She
q willing 20 give up everything for him.
hat he - poor md proud. and won't ac-
cog, n. Sacrifices. NJ tie suggestion o.
hnr r~o.h"r that he Is spelling her
Aauchtor's chances by allowing the
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a. the Mcndcl Funeral Hon" yesterday
morning n, - o'cluri; for the late VIII
Tan S,mmcrs, whn died a. uhio Na.!"y
General hospital Thursday. TIC hoty
was sen: to Mr. Sommers' old home AZ
t'uyahoga Falls. O.. near Axiom "Hrre
!ntcrnent will be made. lr"castd' WHO
Was - years old ami q member Of Inc
VI.r!r!a ,ucatre Orchestra. IS survived
BY a wife and one daughter. lIo was
IN excellent musician and has many
friends here WHO wrro shocked anu
Er!ered at his death.
Mrs. Martha Dunawny.
Tho death Of Mrs. Martha nunawa%'
wl'o,v Of tho late Y. {. punaway' ana
one &C Ike Ucs, known residents or
Wheeling ami Rrliaire. o.. died at inc
home Of her daughter, Mrs. sam l''rou
at Eff ;han. H.. Thursday morning
=. s o'clock. Sho is survived by t""
MrE. Sam lirod. Mrs. Noble
Smith and ono son. William punaWaE,
and rve grandchildren.
Funeral services will he held AT the
home Of Mrs. Guodno Johnson. twenty
second street. Be,laire. arrangements
u. present beng incomplete.
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"SPR|NGTIME"
P1ay TO Be Given BY Catholic Dausn-
tsrs Of America

Rehsarsals for "Spr!nct!me" VIII he
hold at Carroll CourcIi club. M"ndaE'
oct nth. Mt $40 p. m. Al this time tne
members OF the caste will he class'uea
into different groups and a renearSa'
schedule will DO arranged so that no
tine Will be lost
The principal cha raC'crs. those COM
nr's!ug the choruscs aud the dancers
will NEE: with the director 10 read over
the parts and try TIE musical numbers
The director SEN hero hH the joan
B, Rogers Producing 60. Will arrive mo
n-st OF tho week and remain until after
the final performance. Nov. Sth.
Spvingc>mn has been produced eHeiu-
siyeiv this season N some OF the arg
est cities in the United States.
Miss Clara Rose Coleman Is general
chairman OF the affair. assisted by tho
following chatrmen:
Tickets. Miss Sara Fitzpatrick
Finance. Miss Erhe Mshen
Talent. Miss Zita Clark
Publicity. Miss Margaret Farrell
Advertising & Program. Mrs. Felix
McGee
Accompanies, Mrs. r. J. Fisher.
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NEARLY STARVES FOR
The WANT OF A MATCH

ht!kokan. Ont. Oct. l4-Dr. Graham
Chambers. Toronto ihy"ic:@a. rescued
after being lost for two weeks in the
woods almost starved 10 death for lack
Of 4 match.
DR.. Chambers arrived here last night
on a litter strapped to the bow OF a
motor boat. weakened from cold ana no
rariridccg ard that he had not lacked
Tor ammunition. but refrained from
shooting any birds because he was
con";ared he could not eat them raw.
When found by two Indians. DR..
Chambers finally had shot partridge.
and was sitting under tree. trying
hut vainly-to force himself to eat tho
raw flesh.
tramriag through the bushes. though ne
said he Rad not done much trampinS
after the frs; day. when he realized ne
was lost and was in danger OF gong
further into the woods. He said one OF
the airmen engaged IN the search 10.
vas standing, but that he was unable
10 attract the fliers' attention.
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floor with new lumber which not only
will be of benefit 70 outoists but 10
pedestrians as wei.
Other crossings on he South Side Will
DO given attention reNt week but rs yet
these have not been announced.
Y. NJ. O. A. Activities
Tcday's events al the Y. " c. a. are
expected 10 draw one Of the largest
crowds ever witnessed al the y Tor
this IS known as summing day. The
following programs Will be carried out:
Young mems C!.sScs--2 ~ ocIock'
Junior boys classes-4:SO O'Clock.
Young mems informal games--:So
o'clock.
Employed boys classes 80 o'clock.
Practice Play
Tho Young peoples society OF tho ST.
Paul's Evangelical church OF WOOD
street will hold a rehearsal Of their
play All the World Loves Lover on
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday eve
rlnrs OF next week Tho play Is schcd'
uled 70 take place on October 20. and Is
expe,ted to draw n large crowd for al
r.oly nony tickets have been sold. The
rlay pertains TO college l.fe and WI! be
very amusing.
South Side Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Rawlings OF wafer
street are visiting friends at Pittsoureh
for n few days. They arc expected
homo tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Fredericks of JaHoh
street. will be home today rom Nc
Mcchcn after spending yesterday at that
placc with relatives.
Roy. Simon snyder. pastor OF tho
Trinity Lutheran church Will preach
his regular afternoon service Mt the
Zior Lutheran church In Mounds;li!o
tomorrow afternoon. 4 number OF tho
local congregation are expecting to at
tcnd tie sorry tees.
Mr., and .irs. A. l.. Tickcns Of Nc
rriinch strrat are expected home TO-
morrow from Fairmnnt where ;hry
sprn; a number OF days visiting frlenis
ard relatives.
II. l.. Gibbons ~ Twcn;y-ninth street
arrived homo fro.l T''tShu"gh last eve
ming after spending few days Win
friends ~ that place.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Ross Tumcy ~ Forty
eighth street Will ne home today from
Chicago where they spent seTerai weeks
on r vacation.
Nj. and Mrs. waiter Morrow or ThIr'
tv-scvcr,h stree; will I've homo 'omor-
row from ] ll'Sb' SIl AZ W -
the past rcw days at that place visiting
friends ami relatives.
II. &. Lindsey ~ Twen:y-ntn;h street
is n parkershu-g IN business
NJ. X. DAWN Of Columbus. o.. left fo'
homo last evening following visit with
local friends hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Humphreys al
Caldwelr's Run left Yesterday after
noon for Slstcrsvllle following a visit
here with friends and relatives.
Miss Margaret Murphy Of Rrilaire Is
visiting Miss Louise Kraft OF Eoft
street.
Mr. and Mrs John Farrill ot Forty
sixth street nre expected home tomor'
row from Cincinnati. a.. where they
have been visiting FOR the past sevcra
days.
Miss Sarah MahnuRh OF Twenty-sev'
cnth street Is visiting her era ndparcrtt
n, Powha AN. O.. for a few days.
Mr.. md Mrs. Orville Dean OF Jacob
street arc expected home from Clcrc'
land tomorrow after n visit in that cit,
crr the past several days.
The many friends 81 Rev. Simon Sny'
der. pastor OF the Trinity Lutheran
church. were glad 20 hear that he wa:
elected as president OF the United
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WASHINGTON
West Virgiaia Eews - Notes
and Gossip 8. tbs NGtion's
Capita.

WASHINGTON. II. G.. Oct. liam
nounccmenr was made 80 the award
hv the Pension HUie;.ii n tn" following
thrce cases: Sa:ak J. wells. 81. Marys,
$40 a r-ontn. susan blackburn. Leon
$50 pcr n:cmta. a;:d Ann q. Miller, WI
..amstoHn. $50 per moath.
Mrs. Chs.np Lara. widow Of the late
lamcnted champ Clark. srea6er OF the
h"ii." Of representatives., and daughter,
Mrs. james NJ. Thompson. and the lat
tAr's husband are guests o! Representa-
tive and Mrs. Harry G. woodward at
their husp.tGblc home on Lanong street.
Award made by ;he Veterans Bureau
10 Mrs Lydia Z. Huber. larkershurg,
OF compensation al the rate OF SIS
month account Of the death or her hus-
band. Francis II Huber: Application for
pension filed for Jessie +. iawes. o.
Eas, Bann, SraG:sh-Ame7ican war vet
erar. ap3.icat!cn .c- pension increase
filed for James 4. Barker Of Feltona;
also rcr Augustus uctt:horn. Of West
elnpor;: rural mail service ordered by
the = O. department established at
Hamb!etrn. Randolph county.
The T. q. department announced to-
day :!:r al, anc!Es OF s.N West Virginia
post offices 10 inc presidential grade
and the salaries attached 10 each under
it's new and higher C.a"G!lch ton
Branchland and Pickens. cl0G": EdW!Ght
and Pinovi!c. s126o; Helen and Panther,
Slloo.
Walter G. Rathhone has been commits
stoned postmaster at Carolina w: Va
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FIRE LOSS RUNS
OVER MILLION

Charleston, S. G.. Oct. 14-Damage
estimated AZ more than $l,S0o,00e, was
caused by a ire late yesterday at tho
charleston street terminals Of the
charleston Terminal company. Feru-
l;zer materials valued at approximately
sI.3on,n0o were DESTROYED. and con-
siderable stretch of warehouse ana
whar,"s were heavily damaged.
Every piece Of fire apparatus In the
city fought the flames for seNeral
hours before they were brought under
control. Sailors from the destroyer
feet anchored in the harbor were or
dcred to the assistance OF fremen In
the nrht to save adjacent property.
The property destroyed was one OF
tho most valuable pieces on the Char
lesion water front. much Of the ocean
gong freight passing through the port.
being handled at the Charleston street
| terminals.
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KOONCE WILL ADDRESS
WHEELING CREDIT men

=. was announced yesterday that
George w. KConcc. division freight
agent O. tho Pennsylvania lines with
headquarters IN this city, viii speak
10 the members OF tho Wheeling Assoc
citation OF Credit Men at their semi
monthly MONDAY luncheon TO b" held
on Wednesday, October 10Th. at the
McI.ure hotel.
Mr., Kooncr. who IS we'll known
,brourhout tho city. will take as his
subject Tho Railroad SITUATION. Cards
Will be s,at out the hrst part OF the
week 70 al members OF the association
and no doubt tho luncheon Will be
largely attended,
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TAKE IT FROM NE"

r. Thu Courts attraction Tuesday and
Wednesday,. October @5-@6. with a matt.
nee Wednesday. VIII be JOS NJ. haltes
big musical hit. Take It From MO
wh!cn scored such 4 big hit hero lass
seasoa. The presenting company sun
contains all the old fav"r.t"s. the Garu-
ner Tr:n. Charles MeaEens. Jonn Re'-
ni7gs aad a., the others, with tha' sAucy
and srriSh;iv chorus that 50, all the
hearts OF vouns men huttering last
srrinr !, is IN attraction OF the mu-
s.cal sort worth waiting for.
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GIVE ASSURANCES
TO THE PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON. Oct. l4.-Assurance that
Vest Virginia officials are doing every
thing In their power to maintain order
and TO insure the rights OF the men
held in prison as a result OF the recent
disturbances In the state. were given
to President Harding today by Governor
Morgan and Speaker keatley, OF Tie
state house OF delegates.
The West Virgins officials told the,
president TINT the work OF Organizing
state troops TO replace the regular army
uni,s now stationed In the state was
nrorress;ug s.tiS.a ctorily and that they,
honed 10 have 'he quota complete BY
The middle &c November. They declares
GOOD order WAS being maintained ANA
that conditions generally were showing
Improvement.
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Pittsburgher Pays $3.50
Debt She Owed 49 Years

Morgantown, w. Va. Oct. ct.-Atte.
worrying over an unpaid bill for $3.50
for ~ years. Mrs. +. VI. Farrell. aged
So wears, came hero from her home in
Pi,tsburTh 70 pay the bill When Il
young girl she had an account with
store hero and left the city owing Sl.9os
Mrs. Farrell said sic could not dismiss
the debt from her mind. George NJ.
John. head OF the arm no longer active
ly connected with tho store. received
Mrs. Farrel's payment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-15
TAKES PRISONER BACK

Detective IDcran, Of the Cleveland
notice force who arrived in the city
yesterday morning. departed al o'clock
last evening with his prisoner. Frank
Buraw. who was picked up by LEGAL po-
Ice several days ago. Purav. who was
out under bond in one OF the Cleveland
courts. skipped out and after some little
time I, was found on. that he Ia came
70 Wheeling. Cleveland authorities at
once got busy and had the local police
pick him up.
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Gecrge johnson, IT.

Tho body Of George Johnson. Ir.. who
died a, Wooster. Ohio. following an "r-
GRAFTON. arrived here last night and was
taken 10 the home or his father. George
johnson. 81. "C 81 Cross street Elm
Grave. III" deceased formerly resided
horn hut had h""a living recently near
Wooster. In addition t. his fa'Hcr and
mother. % "a survived by LIS VII" ana
a little girl. Mr.. johnson Sr.. g captain
Of b. Il g. detectives and Is quite We!
known Tho funeral "ii' y" h"ii "H
Monday afternoon At o'clock. with In
terment 1t Greenwood cemetery.
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FILE PRAEC|PE IN
$4,000 DAMAGE CASE

a rraecIre in the case n. George j.
Mathisnn vs. Oscar !. Miller and Clar-
cnce Adams for trrspass on the case.
damages for $1,000. was Alcd Yesterday
afternoon before John !. kinghurn.
clerk ns circuit court.
These papers were fled by Attorneys
Riley and Riley, representatives of the
plaintiff. AMI nrn returrable by Novem-
Der rules o. 1921.
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EDWARD SONNEFELT
Popular East End Boy Dies q; North
Wheeling Hospital After
Br1of Illness.

Yesterday morning ~ ia" O'Clock at
tho North Wheeling hospital occurred
tho death os Edward l. year o!G "on or
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S"nn"ic!d'. or lNi-
ton. following; an illness OF Seicral
weeks of typhoid fever The remains
were taken 20 III" Frank Schroeder I'M
dertak!nS par,CTs who announced la''
last Nigh: tha: fIncral services w"'"
not Yet completed. Til" deceased was
a member Of the -: J"Ncih'S cathedral
and was we'll known hero. having hest
Of relatives and friends.
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$40 FOR SPEEDER

Charles Eemck. OF Forthwith street.
was given a salty dose yesterday morn
Ing when he appeared before Juoeo
RITZ in police court on Narse OF
snccdinE with coal truck. Nher
good calling. the judge fined him Wv
ard costs.
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LUNCHEON FOR PERsH1Na.

London. Oct. II Dry the Associated
rrcss)-CTenaral Pershing will be ten
dc-ed luncheon M"Lday next by the
nnike q, ('onnaught at which n number
Of other distinguished persons Will be
present.
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DAWSON coHvALEscno

x.r York Oct. 14-Henry p Davi-
.o, go T,emher Of ]. p. Morgan & Co. is
co CON- rapidly at his Long Island
nome from the operation he underwent
sererai weeks ago to relLaSe intra.
cran;al pressure is making r,ans; J..
ia learned. TO return shortly to ACTIVE
business.
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FOR WEST POINT

Paul Morrison. nephew OF Attorney
Charles S Morrison os Wheeling has
heen recommended by Congressman Zen
I, Roserbloom sor admission to West
Poin, military academy.
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, g. Leo BROOKS

C!a~kshurg. West Va, rCi. Its. Lee
Brooks. ca. retired merchant or N".!nS :
ion died ,nday NJ his h"me there or
paralysis. IFS widow and tw" SONS,
Howard Of North Ca:"'na. and R"ritzel
Of Baltimore, Md. formerly OF Fair-
mnnt Merchant. SurNlNC.
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