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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
METHOD|STS FACE
CLERGY SHORTAGE
This Is One Of the Live Problems
to Be Attacked at An
nual Conference
SESSIONS BEGIN WEDNESDAY

The shortage Of ministers that has
reached n crisis in the Methodist Epis-
copal Church will be one Of the live
problems attacked AZ the 134th session
of the Philadelphia Annual Conference.
Sessions Of the conference will be
held in the Wharton Memorial Church.
Fifty fourth and Catharine streets, the
meetings unofiicially opening tomorrow
with the examination Of the class OF
candidates for minister's. There will
be only six men TO take the final cx-
animation this veal. IN previous years
three and four times that number
having applied for admission to the
ministry.
II is expected. also. that resolutions
will be adopted BY the conference laud-
ing President Harding for the high
moral standards he has set in his vari-
ous speeches. Governor Sproul. also.
will be complimented it IL expected.
for his stand in many matters.
Interest in Appointments
Intense interest centers. as usual, 10
thn appointments 10 be announced by
Bishop Joseph +. Berry. who will pre-
side. More than 100 changes will be
made. il is expected. out of total OF
approximately 800 congregations, and
many of the changes this year will he
in large and influential churches.
These changes will be made public at
the Anal session Of the conference on
Tuesday OF next week.
This will be the second consecutive
vpar that the conference has been held
in The Wharton Memorial Church. and
will be the first time IN the history OF
the conference that the same church
has been chose twice in succession.
The Rev DR. W T. p Haas the min
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

loading his revolver, the men left the
cellarway and moved toward Clark, fir-
ing as they. went Clark was forced
from behind the iron stairway, and re-
treated east on Quarry street.
The men then moved toward their
automobile. While one started the
motor. the other FIVE continued the
revolver fire. AS they were about to
enter the car. one of the men was seen
to throw his hand TO his chest and
stagger. Two of his confederates seized
him and aided him into the automo-
bile.
Patrolman Miller. Mt Twelfth and
Vine streets. heard shots and turned in
call for a patrol detail.
Gunmen Speed Away
Before the patrol arrived the gun
men were speeding north on Camac
street. They turned west on Camac
street to Thirteenth and north on Thir-
teenth, exchanging fire with Patrolmen
Simpson, Clark and Miller.
At Thirteenth and Vine streets De-
tectives Gay and Murray, of the Elev-
enth and Winter streets station. saw
the automobile approaching and the
flashes of the gunmen's revolvers. The
detectives fred at the fleeing machine.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

terday. Mr.. Smith was found unco,.
scious Friday morning at Ridge ayenus
and jefferson street shortly after ~
stepped from a Ridgeavenuc car, AZ
attack of vertigo caused Mr.. Smith ~,
fall, striking his head on the curb, Az
cording TO DR.. +. s. Smith, 5S1O WI.
lows avenue, with whom he lives A,
the hospital Mr.. Smith was ident;ioS
by cards found in his pockets. "Vu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
LEAVES $4,000 ESTATE
Daughters Are Benefioiaries In VII
Of Mrs. Annie s. Littleton.

Mrs. Annie s. Littleton, who died at
the Aldne Hotel, left her estate of
S13S. 900 To her daughters, Mrs. Grace
L. Gushing and Mrs. Alice l.. Griswold
by the terms of her will, admitted to
probate today.
Other Wills admitted to probate at
CITY Hall include those of Francis
Frank. 3O4 West Norris street, S27, :
45O: Carl A. Duffner, 232 West Olney
avenue, SAT 900; Edward 9. DUNCAN,
University Hospital, 10000; Hannah
Walker, 1920 Frankford avenue, S67O0.
Inventories were filed in the estates
Of Auguste +. II. Meyer, S4305 .04 ;
Henry Schlosser, $726T.95; Elizabeth
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14
UBL1C LEDGER-PHIIlADELPHIA, MONDAY MARCH ii,

which was pursued ms far as Wood
street. More than $50 shots were FREQ
in the twenty minute fight, according
to the police.
The gunmen are described from twen-
ty one TO thirty years old. They were
well dressed. Fliers have been sent to
police stations and hospitals.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

Philadelphia Friends Get eequest
Norristown. Pa. March 14.-By the
will OF Melosina Jones. of Consho-
hocken, disposing Of an estate worth
s7a97. Judge Sollv awarded 5000 to
the Green street Monthly Meeting OF
Friends. Philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

A. White, s36, ,764.43 Letters of ad.
ministration were granted in the estate
OF Caroline NJ. Sutphen, 1903 Frank
| ford avenue. $1,000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-14

Joseph G. Smith, brother Of former
Mayor Thomas b. Smith: was DIS
charged from ST. Josephs Hospital yes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
SAYS HER RECOVERY IS
ALMOST LIKE A MIRACLE
From Helpless Invalid to
Complete Restoration of
Health, Strength and
Happiness Is Wonderful
Change Mrs. Root Expert
enced in Three Weeks
Statement One of Most
Remarkable On Record.

Just week before started taking
TanlEc l was down IN bed go crippled
UP with rheumatism I could not move
without help. My son had taken Tan
lac. and IT had done him world Of
good. so one day he brought home a
bottle and said. Mother. / want you
10 take this" When had finished that
bottle l tclt like Il different woInaI..
and by the time had finished my
second bottle. l was out in the garden
hoeinR.
''Tanlsc has simply done wonders for
me. II almost seems like a miracle"
This Is the remarkable statement made
recently by Mrs. Jennie Root. resdins
at 1909 Powers ST.. Portland. Oregon,
and IS only one Of tens OF thousands
from wcll-known men AMI women who
are daily tsstifying to the powers OF
Tanlac.
Continuing her wonderful statement,
Mrs. Root sold. For years suffered
terribly with rheumatism. and would
often be down in bed for days Mt a
':me. In The last five years there was
no; a time that didn't fee! those
rheumatic pains all through my body.
About two months ago got very much
worse and my arms and legs were so
bal ! vas almost helpless and couldn' {
even hold Il pen TO sign my name.
was so weak ] could not do any house
work. couldn't even sleep. and hao
no rest day or night. Even 10 walk a
few steps would tire me out completely.
Whom I tried 10 walk would staGger.
and when ! did walk a little way and
sat down. could not get UP without
some one helping me. had no appe-
lite and hardly ate enough II keep me
alive l could not stoop over far enough
10 get my shoes on.
Il never knew what a nights sleep
was. and would lie awake for hours.
AZ times 7 would get very cold and
wn@ld have TO get up and sit by the
Ore all huddlad M. and my daughters
would put hot water bottles MI around
mr. WAS treated by four doctors md
took all kinds Of medicine. Nothing
ever Az me any good. l am Just like
Il different person now. All those ter
riblc aches and pains have left me,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

here, was entered som. time las; nigh:
and about 5000 N cash and mercnand'S"
carried N The robbery was NOT d.s-
covered ans this morning wh"H Nj
Crui,rr r.rn'd jNr store. county
authorities wv:- uiAb.v - Hud any
:ra..- ~. the -oUbern Nj Cooper states
;na' ne visitors srcurcI about 81 ~
,.,e, ana largo Y,r,N .: work shirts
gil, md other ws'.rlux apparel
RECRUITING Under Way
R,rrult!ng for :'teuuenv!.!es battery
Of artillery ~ Under way, Major 7. g.
Marx OF ,hc Adiutnnt Generals Depart
ment arriving here from Columbus To-
day Up 10 late his evening. twenty
recruits had signed up for thrc" year
enlistment period S.Xty-llve men are
needed FOR the battery and Major Marx
expects 70 complete enl!stments In time
70 muster In the battery neSt Monday
nigh, AS soon as tho battery Is or
gan!zed. the city can proceed with
plans FOR An armory. appropriation FOR
which has been made by the Legisla =
ture.
widow II Blamed
In an alimony action brought in court
hero today by LuCie II. farmhouse
against Roy farmhouse. local garage
owner, the plaintiff charges tina; Steu-
benvillo widow IS responsible for nor
husband refusing 10 live with her ana
for falling to provide her and their
children with q homo here. Instead. II
- alleged. defendant frequents tho
widows society and provides for her
and her two children. Tho couple mar
ried Il: Cadiz in 1906.
For The Company
In the case OF Katherine Haggerty
I,,nr 90
COMPANY. an action 20 recover damages
for the death Of Peter lIaEEcrty and an
aprrr, from the decision OF the Ohio
Industrial Commission. jury IN Com
mon Pleas court hera returned YER
dict today for tho defendant company.
II WAS claimed by plaintiff that her
husband died nf injuries sustained IN q
fau in tho mill yards where he was ON
p!oycd but the company Coniended that
he died Of an attack OF "nu.'
stsubsnv1ls Notes
Louie Angelic az Minso has brought
suit against tho buckeye Nat!ona! Fire
Insurance Company OF Toledo for
$4,000 His store was burned out recent
ly and ne charges the company refuses
10 pay tho loss.
At meeting TO he held here next
week jefferson County Fish and Game
protective Association Will De loTH'c"'
CONGRESSMAN Frank Murphy Is ono OF
those urging the organization.
Stcubeuvilr High eleven il fast
rounding into form for the 1921 foot
ball season and vii! open the local
schedule with Grafton High on Qcto-
Der
Anna Los has Nod suit for divorce
from Tony Les who was recently SEN
fenced "a one - twenty wears In the
Ohio pen for shooting with intent 10
kill
TIC nrS' Cu' in The h!rh cost of hair
cuts Is reported from Neirton, W Va.
whrr" = irEsorll artiH; socks business
at g. cents per hair trim.
Announcement VAS made today that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
HARRY SE|BERT FAMOUS WHISTLER
PAYS TRIBUTE TO NERV- WORTH

had tod me not 10 eat. sleep so vol
that ! have TO he called several times
""t"re waking My norvos nru Quicted
and strong and altogether | fell like n
uew man. i'eopl" from Nil wulks Of
.fe give endorsement to Merry Worth
horoE'" = gives results These EN-
!orremi"I.'" tel, tho story fully. aud
nothing needs 10 10 added t. them ~
make thcm moro fnrcible. II you auf-
fer from nervousness or STOMACH trou-
bic, $50 NcTv-Worth trial, and !,
your nrst tr.i hottie d"os not help YOU.
your druggist will refund Your mon,r.
Ec slr" ." get tho gruuln. Nrrv-Wnrth
In r." large. round h"ttir. rriG" 81 o0
plus WAY TN. You viii finally come 20
Merry W"rth lu get Results, =" why not
gtnrt today Suld ny =. II. GrIcst s 60.
and NJ .endius druggists sNorywLeto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
BELL.AIRE
TWO HEAVY RAIN STORMS HIT. THE
CITY IN SHORT TIME WEDNESDAY

all kind, OF Advertising schemes. Mer-
chant. do not take advertising space IN
ANY kind % schemes here without the
written approval - this committee Is
given One instance Is on record wn"re
M individual wanted IN Eet som" PRINT
iay done tha would cost about S'o ou'
planned to canvass the merchants lor
Advertising at charge ot about |toe.
spoke At Clarington
A good road meeting In III" interest or
n. Marietta 20 East I.!vsrpo"l highway
was held last night at Darlington with
many persons in attendance. w. L. NC
Claim and Arthur A. Reckman. tive Local
men. attended tho gathering and were
the principal speakers OF the evening.
whsalan Funeral Today
Funeral services for tho late john
Wheaiau who died suddenly at his home
on North Guernsey street following a
stroke OF paralysis will he held this
morning at o'clock at the ST. Johns
Catholic church. Burial will follow In
the Rose NH cemetery.
BsuAirs BrisdB
J. Maxwell Duga. local newspaper
man. has returned from Cincinnati
where ne attended lodge meeting.
Frederick Wassman LETT last evening
for Ann Arhor. Michigan to enter IN"
University OF Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilson and son
A lbert, Jr.. and MIR. and Mrs. Harry
Cohle have returned from an autom"-
bile trip through Ohio and Wost Fir-
GINA.
Frcs Thorn. has returned 20 his home
in Cleveland after II visit with Bena!re
and Shadystde friends.
William RowleS OF Central avenue
who had his adenolds and t"ns:ls re-
moved at the City hospital Is Improving
nicely,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

and only the other day I was ahle 10
walk up four flights Of stairs IN an
office building when the elevator was
out Of order.
NY appetite-is just splendid now,
and Just today for the first time In
years ] felt so hungry that I had to
go and eat piece Of pie between
meals. In fac. can't remember the
time that hafe felt az well as l 90
now. have mot only regained my
health and strength. but have gained
fourteen pounds N weight. To tel
You the truth. wouldn't exchange
the benefit l have received from Tan
lac for the hes; ranch In Oregon. and
l will praise IT as long as 1--we"
Tanlac IS sold n Wheeling by the
Hoge-Dav!s Drug co. and by Leading
druggists everywhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
ST. ClAIRSvILl.E
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was arfa!ehe" Oe'"'e ''e
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f".''' ''H N'''' e,.,h.- 9s,b
nnd MS hearing aHs 20: 0e.'''a'i ,o n,.n,
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his r"a9eSH'""' r, ar
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
SHADYSIDE


ri" Home s"'i";y o. IN" Chr'S'i n
h,r,h paus u pleasant party TOT -"
morrow evening - lee hrid AZ INC pony
81 Mr.. and Ms {. ". aud MlS" u ".
Rcdrrer ca i.inCC,n arcnHf. MtH""' :
Of other church societies aAd iTienhS
NJ The hostess organization viii ho
o,,.s,s Tor IA. cyci.iuE.
N,a..- r.,,,cr r... son Of MIR and
~ ,,,,,,', I$n.r,r -, Elk avenue, IS
10 ,.,,...,~,,n ,Fnllrw!np
now "'E minus I"
"i' !.ihcSS 81 w." T.,,',G,.r \,rs Frank
MIS- rIE!'! N.'u van -. -, ,,'.s,s or ,h.Ir
Sh"'t 9! f'''I ",",', a., Whit
"auEAt"H ana S'S,'''
more 81 WIZ r'' ,,.S !,,t;tcas named 10
on 'Ar >i'.'..' ."'' ,,,r mo an;s-,,in.
aah" "ri!'I'n' ~ I,, 80 nhcn TO yIs;Is
n.'h' "I 'I"N'.' ,-a twn rrr,nI-
l'"!i"HS 9" ,',,,.. 3d., III I.rsI Nc
heh' men ~ '''''' ''. n,i.,, .,,
'"nn WI" scr WI 80 49, ,,rr.s-r,,n
Attorney !" ''.'' ,,,., -
und resolutions, c"mmiicrS. NJ. D..
Mrs. eve" i'her ana Mrs' IVY
!teiG!"ha' " were Jon. ~ IN
lay evening a. me '"t''el n T,!.,', W.,
i,h."'n "Nr""r Wy, g., ,.,'n,r'im,no. ,n
Shower was t"'d'r"i III cnmhhhs", !"
Mrs. Robert '"npf"iI, price Nl InlS
month. Many i"N''y Eii's "'f" pre-
scented !" Mrs 'amrhc.I.
Robert Lane OF Lincoln avenue IS
having his residence li"proN'u oE nv
Sta!!atiou Of he CITY water service.
MrI. W. -. Whey "i ILh'"n avenue
was called Oh H"n"t' 10 AKRON per"" y
Of r@c critical .,n"S> 80 an "nr.". Mr
John l'rumm. The raN'nt Is Hto'nc'
- Mrs y y. W urk!7an ana or MI
David l'runm OF this place. ana Is
Nnowu 20 many 80 mis- vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
MARTINS FERRY
kIWAN|S CLUB HEARS
GOOD BUSINESS TALK
o. D. Hardy Of Swift b Co.,. Delivers
Excellent Talh to Kiwanis Club
Members
Butcher Members Have Charge OF Days
Program At MONDAY Luncheon
Held Yesterday

Ono 81 The most interesting talks
heard IN this city in long time wns
delivered before tbs members OF the X
wants club at their weekly luncheon
yesterday az noon in tho dining room OF
the Frat hall N North Fffth street Dr.
y. c. Hardy OF Swift 4 Co. at Chicago
delivered ths talk on tho subject Of
"3us!ncss Fundamentals Not ono ~
the members prcscD; bat what would
gladly have i!Btoned for another half
hour 20 ,h!S speaker.
a vote OF ,hanks was rendered the
l:".lt:re kiwanlE c!Wh FOR the entertain
rn"nt Furnished ia" members "r me local
club VINO attended th.!r luncheon -
special guests on Tuesday At noon and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
HUNTER IS SHOT

Tho second accident as q result OF
hunting squirrels occurred yesterday
afternoon. when Sandy Lewis aged ]
v"nra. negro. wts accidentally shot hy
one ur bis companions while IN the
woods near st. rIairEvilie.
Tho charge hit his shoulder. but II
was too FAR away to cause serious In
jury. iie was brought TO the Ohio
Valley General hospital yesterday aft
ernoon at"s o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
GOES TO COLUMBUS

Miss Frances Wales. who, since hef
resignation ms assistant superintendent
o. the nurses training school OF Ohio
Valley Genera! hospital. which went
Into effect September !, has been the
guest nf Or. ana Mrs. Schwinn. LETT
last night for New York City. where
she will enter Columbia University for
years special course Her successor
at the hospital. Miss Nuriel Fell. OF
Gore Bay. Canada. has an env!able roc
ord gained In service overseas with the
A. f. F. Miss Fell put in two years
at that work.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

in Wheeling to meet at the Mcclure
hotel Friday at lo:l5 o'clock. when the
matter OF forming an Ad club Tor
Wheeling will be discussed and a tenta-
tive organization made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

Mss Cora FlDYd has been named Regis
trar %! VIA! sta: Sites ror the city OF
S'.uU-n.!i!e and ~! assume charge %
ne v DIRK October l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

Forty-six percent Of the income OF
tho average American family 10 spent
for food
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
TO FORM AID CLUB

Will McAdam. we'll known local ad
nan. has sent out a call TO all ad men
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

the secretary of the Nr,la!rc club "As
asked ~ carry the vote L. MS : uh
Three a'trudAur. prizes. "n" u !..'S"
ham. "Ls carried I'll Icy i.cN. Z. l. MIm-
ge:i ami III" other ~" arg ~iI'> e;
bacon w~r" Slycu - judge " W. 'N~'H
and Joe NciSkirrhr: y wiener WRIST
was found al 'hr pat" OF carH o: the
members when they 81, down log lunch
con. Tho dinner served = claimed to
have been tho best yct enjoyed 10y III"
club since It's organization.
Or. r. :. Morrison called meeting
OF tho club directors to lie E".d al The
office OF DR.. K. Ii. Wilson IN FRIDAY
evening al y O'Clock and the official
urged all OF tho board to 10 present at
tho meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Entsrtains Club
Bethany Schedule

Secretary Albert Ottc OF the Board OF
Trade yesterday received letter from
the Alumni Athletic committee Of Beth
any college. In regard 70 the games :"
he played during tho football sraF"n ca
the Island and enclosing a schedule i"r
tho season Local residents are aSNrd
10 support the school and their games
so that an even better schedule may
be arranged for next year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Booster Meeting

The usual interesting meeting or NE
Martins Ferry Booster club was h'''
in the BOARD uf Trade rooms last n'Sh;
with good attendance noted Severe ,
important committees made reports e.,
their work. all of which were approx go.
by the membership. The officials OF III"
Climb announce that they have scheduled
no football games for n" benefit OF the
club regardless. OK the published re
portL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22

Retail, rroccrs II hey 50 desire, may
attend the merchants dinner At the
i'n.,alHrr' ot commerce quarters ta:s
evening as guests Q: ;he Stewart X
Ward wholesale grocery nrm. The COM
ranv has announced that II vii! fur-
nish free tickets for all grocerS who de-
sire To attend. Lynn RarenauSh. man
Q. national prominence IN retail Trade
Is to be the speaker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Elect New Moderator.

R"v \ Z. WMtNaTsh pastor OF 'hA
Presbyterian church - Earnesvii.r. was
selected as the moderator OF the 81.
Ilair>vtile 'pr"shyt"gy at the mcetin;
held at the Bethel church at kcy. =.
The new moderator succeeds Rev. John
". A"ri g; ;h!s city. who served in that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
Picnic Today.

Members os the EeIiI!rA Ministerial
,.,,,.!ar %. and hot wives and cnt!dren
VII! enjoy picnic THIS afternoon =; M
p. ne. 90: Rev. James Clark or KIOSK
H., The ministers ami tAe!r t&m"A"S
,,,'. 20 20 the Clark home IN "A."s
!ro-Sesho"s and other diversions WI ."
c,royoa during tho afternoon. The
$500. ..~,.,,,s.s ., be very enjoyable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22


Mrs Hattie Wh!tesidc "r salem ohio.
one Of ;hc state officials of tho l,'rr""
OF rocahontas spent yesterday Visiting
with Mrs RebcCca Harris OF Jcf'cg~"i.
street
Mrs Minnie Recse loft Last r!sh'
10 return TO her home IN WaiNp nt;rr a
visl. with Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Davis
Judge w. w. Cowcn OF 81. tLGrsvtHN
was a BUSINESS visitor here yesterday
The Red Mems lodge will h"'I II h.c
social s"ssion at their meeting n ~"
Fratrrnal hal tomorrow "vru,uE
Alexander Mack OF tho Sv'Hi"re' homo
at Sandusky IS spending 4 r~w Days as
tho guest OF reiatives
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Savr'~h.rr w2,I
arrive HON" today after " S"rrrnl days
business visI, % Philadelphia.
Mrs. william Hilton If Er",dvuy
stree, - reported !mrr"vtur a, r,.. OH.
Valley General hospital Whr"l:ug
Mrs Ald"he Knrchrr has i"'uru-d :,
her home II: Willard after ar'"mIj,,,; ~"
funera. Of her mother. Ms NTrr MOI
ris
Mrs Baker N"yd rf S'IIuu - =
spending Il fcv haNs - ~. guest ~.
her father. !. 6. TannrhlU.
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Charles Jahn1A

Tho remains Of the late Charles
Jahnke. veteran CT ths civil war. arrived
in Eellaire last night. He pas 'ed
aNav at the Soldiers home In San
du<ky Deceased was aged IS years
Before ,ear:ag H".!aire four years ago
NJ resided with his daughter. Mrs h =.
RrGawig. 1888 Harrison street. and the
body was taken there. Arrangements
for tho funeral were Incomplete last
r:rN; pecease leaves Ave daughters
aud TWO sons Clarence OF this city. Is
a son. and Mrs. F. E. Morrison: Mrs. +
4. RCdewig and Mrs, Mayme Rosser or
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Truck sinks IN Road

One Of tho large trucks ~ contractors
Rosser 4 Maloney. who HAY" charge of
the work on tho Culerain pike. h"Cam"
mired in tho street ut the corner OF
Tenth and Carlisle streets shortly after
o'clock yesterday morning with a hlt
load. Of bricks. The truck sank through
tho brick paving up TO the aNles and l.
was necessary 10 transfer the load be
fnra moving tho truck,