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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
LOGAN COUNCIL
HOLDS ELECTION

" - ti"war wn9 r.ort"d chancellor
- I,lr , l."Ear Council No. ~. Junior
rrI,r rr'"! American Mechanics. at
vac r~gm;1r meeting he'd Inat evening
~ -" .o!.:" quarters n 'hH Waldorf
i...faiuE Tho election was tho nn-
.na. r."c'icu - rf'!"crR.
T,~ r'it,nr, elected werr:
,"rn.~ci"r -. rmpan.
N,rn rrnr.cMnr- william Duncan.
Nr"I"hnt N","rllng S"cretHry"'arl
Imrr"'
Warden George W. lie.
t'ruIur'nr William Newman.
lnpiI" sentinel -'Earic5 Hines.
nulr!h" Srniin"i " !. Nh.Sscn.
7'ru.'c" " \. WhiSS"n.
Representatives 10 state ruunrIl--
CIvdn 4 Th~ua. ard William E.Uman.
A~.ternntr4 r. II. Morgan and J. il.
Terry.
IT." r"c"rdInr ard financial secretary.
tr-arur~r and ,uar.ain are AL he'd over
from !ns' y"ar.
T. wa announced ~ n" meeting that
the nr,Ial meeting &C 'hn stat"
81. wI'. H. hc'd q TIffn. ONO. instead
81 n, InrarrphurE. as deC.ird !as' ?"or.
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11frn "a the hore Of the national
cir. ORPHANS homo. for which a million
dollar endowment Is beinE raised. and
The holding Of the state council meet
ing there comes through a special dis
non,Rtion ri the national council
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v O u q + G
troubled
with Con-
stipation,
SickHead-
ache, In
digestion,
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The bass are always jumping On the
other side " the river.
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Quickly
Relieves
Constipation

Don't take purgatIVes Tor Con-
stipation They act harshly
they overstrain The delicate
III e III and leave the
Bowels in q worse condition
Than hclOrc. Jul
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ach, Dizziness, DiIioEsnesS,
Nervousness, or loss oil Appc-
tite DON'T hesitate Get n bottle
OF CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER
PILLS - take one after each
meal and one at bedtime. A
few days treatment will put
Stomach, Liver and Bowels in
normal condition.
Genuine must bear signature Atc1[Ef~~L
Small Pill Small Dose Small Price
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\. II. erie & 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-18
NAPOLEON St. Helena
Tomb In DiSrepaiir

London Aug. 17-Napoleon's original
tomb on ST. Helena has fallen into A
sad state OF disrepair since the body
was removed in state 10 the lnval!des
in Paris eiGhty-onc years ago accord
Ing to letter received by Sir Lees
Knowles, a former cabinet minister,
from tho recent visitor TO that remote
island.
IT walked the five and one-half miles
uphill TO Longwood. Napoieon's old
home" the writer says. and inspected
his much neglected tomb which Is down
in deep corner Of a deep vallcy-just
slab covered with dirty whitewash-
no inscription whatever. The grass
around was unkept, and surrounded by
n circle, about twenty PAGES in diameter
OF tall trees, and there was nothing
anywhere to tell a visitor when the
body was removed or to whom tho old
tomb had belonged
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STATE WILL
Be REPRESENTED
AT FRATERNAL MEET

chicago. Aug. 11.--Evcry state in the
union will hc represented at the con-
vcntion Of the National Fratcrnal Con-
GrcsS Of America to be held here Aug.
% 70 Sept. !. the program for which
has been announced.
President George S. Kirby will pre-
side at the opening session when greet
inSS will be extended from the Cana
dian Fratcrnal Association ard COM
nittce reports will be made.
Jesse S. Phillips, superintendent Of
insurance. New York. vii. speak on
Insurance Commissioners and the Fra
ternal Societies" on August 81 other
addresses include. The Importance Of
Health Conservation 10 the Fratrrnal
Societies" by Or. n NJ. Smith: "wo-
men In Iratcrnalism' 10y Mary l.. Roc
"a: "Tratcrnal Poetry and Prose" by
Milton G.. Wood. Of Chicago. and What
Fraternal Societies Are Doing to Aid
the Melting Pot" by Mrs. Frames c..
Jakahcin.
W T.. Tutch. Of Cleveland. secretary
OF the Natinna! Fraternal Congress,
will speak on tn" third day on the sub
jet. Some Obstacles in Securing Fra
tcrnul Lcsislarl"n." The officers viii
DO elected and installed At the after
noon session.
In addition to the national conference
there viii! also hc meetings Of the pr"S!-
dents section and the law section which
will be featured by addresses by repre-
scntntiSeS ~ various fratvrnal orSani-
cations. The annual meeting OF the
Fraterral Actuarial Association will he
heh on Monday morning. August 20
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New American School
In Shanghai Is Formed

Shanghai. Aug. l7-Plans were taking
form through the summer In Shanghai
to open campaign in the fall 10 raise
a final Tacls 10000 to begin work on
the erection OF the first buildings or
new American school. These frst
structures conSist!ng OF class room
building and dormitory and the GROUND
will cos, approximately Ta"ls $4,000. or
about s330.00O in gold. or the Tacls
4GI. 900 required. Tacls $4,000 have been
raised. Tacls 10000 having been given
in a campaign for funds held In
Shanghai last year and gold slhO.O00
having been contributed by Mission
Boards in the United States
I, has been planned 10 make the new
school center Of American community
life in Shanghai. Tho site that has been
selected is tract OF about IT acres
located admirably in tho French Con-
Cession.
The American Schoo! N Shanghai
originally was founded by the various
American missions In 1912. being housed
in Il number Of dwellings in the north
ern part OF the city. In the school year
just closed 2l9 pupils were cared for
and the facilities OF tho institution
were taxed To the utmost to provide for
all applicants. Tn" school now provides
eight years OF school work and four
years Of high school a class Of ten
was graduated this year.
whilo under control OF missions IN
Shanghai the school has always been
open To Americans generally. A change
70 he made In connection with the now
project is that the new institution Will
be governed by board OF managers or
whom half will be appointed by the
different missions and half by repre-
sentativrs OF tho business community.
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WILL INVESTIGATE
SIBERIAN NAVIGATION

Riga, Latvia. Aug. ian expedition
will leave Moscow for the Siberian coast
10 investigate the problems Of naviga-
ton between Europe and the mouths OF
the Siberian rivers. says a dispatch
from the Russian capital Tho task
will be to make n survey for canal
across the Yamal peninsula, which
would make IT possible for ships to
avoid the Kara Sea. where because Of
Ice. navigation IS almost Impossible.
The expedition Is to go first by rail
to Omsk. thence by steamer along the
river Obi northward. while part OF
the way It will have to go on horseback
or be drawn by moose.
Another Of the aims Of the isTesttga-
ton is the fitting up Of wireless COM
munication with the Siberian coast and
the establishing Of stores OF supplies,
etc, along the coast.
The party leaving will include eight
professors, engineers OF various techni-
cal branches. some students and others.
making q whole of about zoo men. As
equipment they will have two hydro
planes, motor boats. various scientific
and technical Instruments and as much
other necessary material as can be car
ried.
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Football Player Jailed
For Injuring Another

Paris Aug. l7.--A Rnuen court has
condemned 4 football player to four
months IN prison and 10 pay a nm"
OF 5000 frames for injuring another
player during - match. This Is III"
trS' time such 9"ntrnc" has been
delivered in France ard II tho Judgment
IL held on appeal = - believed in
sporting circles that It VIII have a last
ms effect on sports, a. plIr"rs VIII
hesitate to risk going (" prison for n
game.
Tho Olympic Club Of Paris was play
ing the Roucn club (AssnCi;ttian) and
during the first hait Aynard (Rnuen)
had to leave the ground on account or
An injury to his eye after n collision
with the International player IanE"-
move (O,vmric). The day was very
foGgy and only two or three players
could SEQ what really happened
The Rouen Club lodged n complaint
with the French Football Federation.
which found Il Impossible To obtain
proof or misconduct against l.angen"r".
Aymard then sued IanErnove before
tho Rouen courts and the foregoing
Judgment was given ny default. French
courts always give the maximum pen
atty when they condemn anyone who
does not appear for trial. bu, the SEN
tence may be changed II the condemned
man takes the case TO appeal.
lanEenoye SAYS ne never received a
summons TO appear before the court He
was student at St Cyr Military Col
leGe when the match was played. and
was in garrison at Maycnce when the
case was heard. When he charged
Aymard. the latter said: TT wasn't de-
cent TO charge me like that" LANCE
move said. There 10 no truth in the
accusation that l struck him with my
fst."
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IN BANKRUPTCY

United states OF America. Northern Dis
,ric, ~; West Virginia. IS:
IN tho United states District Court in
and TO- said DtstrI"'.
II ne matter OF Joseph Walker.
ranxrup's No 55I In Bankruptcy. Pc
tit3uc :or discharge.
To the honorable J. (. Prttchard. United
States Circuit Judge. acting Judge
~ ihe District Court OF the United
states for the Northern District OF
West Virginia:
Joseph Walker. OF Pine Grove. In the
county ~ Wetzel and State OF West
Virginia. IN said District. respectfully
represents that on the 2ist day OF April.
1920 last past he was duly adjudged a
bankrupt under the acts OF Congress
relating 20 bankruptcy; that he has duly
surrendered all his property and rights
OF property. and has fully complied with
all the requirements Of said acts and OF
orders ut the court touching his bank
ruptCy.
Wherefore. ne prays that ne may be
dpcreed by the Court 10 have full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, ex-
cop such debts as are excepted BY law
lr".u such discharge.
lated this lss day OF April. A. D.,
1921.
Bankrupt.
BY &. y Johnston. Attorney.
Order Of Notice Thereon
Northern District OF West Virginia, IS:
On this 18th day OF August A. D..
1921. on reading the foregoing petition.
II IS
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had upon the same on the 27th day
Cf September. 4. D.. 1921. before said
Court a. Wheeling. in said district. at
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon; and that
notice thereof be published in the
Wnreliuc Intclligencer, newspaper
printed n said District and that all
Known creditors and other persons In
interest may appear ar the said time
ard plac'' and show cause. II any they
Rave. why The prayer Of the said pc
ii,:on should not Ice granted.
And IL is further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send by mall to all
hro~n creditors copies OF said petition
and mis- "rder addressed TO them at
;h"ir places Of residence as stated.
W!tCeSS IN" Honorable w. +. Baker.
judge ~ tho said Court. and the seal
th--,,t A. wheeling. n said district on
the nh day OF August. \ n. 1921.
Nt'"St.
l. WADE: rOF'FMAS. Clerk.
auC-lS-2j
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Many Problems Before
National ". c. 7. j. Meet

San Francisco. AUX. I7.--N"w dir"c-
rinn Is given the women citiz' nshtp az
The rational w. &. 7. L.. hnlt 4 million
strong, in the program Of ITS forty
Eighth annual convention opening here
Thursday. sessions close a week from
today.
While prohibition and its enforce
lrnt come in for first attention. the
education Of women voters. women in
industry. ADMINISTRATION. child well
fare and social morality will claim Il
Tar larger place than ever before. The
National woman'S Temperance union
has followed these lines for rs years
nr 81. but II Is now greatly extending
them.
Outstanding speakers include Major
Roy \. Haynes. federal prohibition com
missioner, and Miss Anna a. Gordon oil
Evanston. H., president Of the nati"nai
W. G. 7. L.
Miss Gordon. who has recently visited
both South America and Europe, "ill
touch on world prohibition prospects,
Through organization of the W. &. l.
L. in some 40 different countries. the
American membership - k"rniy inter
estcd in temperate" progress abroad.
Major Haynes invitation illustrates
IN, great concern the W. t. T. |. haT IN
Other speakers prominent in IN" or
ranization include Mrs. Fila \. Bo"i"
Of Brooklyn. y. Y. president of IN"
New York and vice president OF IN.
national W. C. 7. L.. pr. Falcria H.
Parker Of Hartford. Conn. recently APP
pointed executive secretary of the l. ;
interdepartmcntal social hygiene board
DR.. Mary Harris hrmor OF 'TawfordS-
vile. Ga: Mrs. Elizabeth Perkins OF
Ann Arbor. Mich. Mrs. Culla J. Way
h!ner OF Indianapolis; Mrs. Laura Park
Miller OF Washington: Mrs. Deborah
Knox Livingston OF Providence. X. /"
and Miss Julia Freeman Dean, editor
Of the Union Signal organ OF the
national W. &. T. L.. who accompanied
Miss Gordon on her foreign trips Dr'
David starr Jordan. former president
OF Leland Stanford. Jr.. university Will
also speak.
Governor william ID. stephens or
California and Mayor James Rolph. Jr,
San Francisco. are to welcome tho dele
gates Thursday. response Will b"
made by Mrs nellie O.. Burger. president
Of the w c. r. L. OF Missouri.
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or S<|9C~S@<- >r||>S"~S
DT1rFP

French quarter, its centuriea-old
churches and landmarks. but is
more modernized than Quebec,
where "reminiscences Of early days
are met on every corner.
Every church. and they are
legion, has an interesting history.
Priests. monks and nuns are al
ways passing. The Citadel, high
over all. Is q constant reminder Of
the struggles Of Indians. French
and English to hold the hills on
which Quebec so proudly sits. The
Lower Town. a maze Of narrow
streets and tiny houses, is as in
teresting as any foreign town.
Chateau Frontenac. a elorified
reproduction Of Chateau St Louis
which housed brave knights and
fair ladies Of long ago. shelters an
ever-changing smart set gathered
from the ends of Tire earth. You
may meet anyone from anywhere
on the famous promenade. Dufferin
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T|[TONV|LLE
MAN HELD IN
MURDER CASE

Steubenville. o.. Aug. l7.--Whcn ar
raigned before Mayor {. W. Beswtck at
Ttl,onvilie today. John SlciEhter, forty
two. pleaded not guilty 10 tirst degree
murder charge. and WAS ne'd tn the Sep
tcmber grand jury without bail. lie was
brought 20 tn" Jefferson county jail mere
Slcighter II is alleged. shot and killed
Michael Ollum forty three. Sunday. The
shooting. according 20 officials being
the culmsnat ion OF IN old grudge. Sleigh
ter admits having a shot gun and that
he heard several shots fred bu. says he
had been drinking and cannot recollect
doing tho shooting.
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NG/vT1NORErCT nus
$50 6O| 1LEH0&

Only two commonwealth Of
North America preserve the Gus
toms-legal and domestic-of their
French discoveries. They are the
state of Louisiana and the province
of Quebec. Much Of the charm Of
the February Mardigras Is due to
the quaint atmosphere Of New
Orleans old French quarter.
Quebec has her winter carnival,
too. 1t lasts two long, glistening
months. and winter sports are the
order Of the day, yes. and the night
too. But the northern stronghold
Of old France Is also q summer
magnet Thousands of city folks
are swallowed up by the northern
woods each summer. emerging
brown and radiant when Autumn
"alls them home.
Other thousands, whose vacation
tastes lean citywards, find visit to
Montreal and Quebec City a happy
experience. Montreal has its old
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uPRBua EXAGGERATED

Toxic. Aug 1.-THE uprisingS re-
ported in TranS-Baikalia. where tho Far
Eastern republic OF Siberia is situated.
really occurred. says the Hardin CORE
spondent OF tho Kokusai News agency.
but apparently their extent was exaG-
gerated.
"A Vladvostok dispatch under date
OF Saturday last said that according to
unconnrmed reports received there the
government OF the Far Eastern republic
Of Siberia had been overthrown by anti
Bolshcviki forces. The reports said tn"
government had Ned from Chita 10 the
capital)
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Terrace. which overhsngs Lower
Town and the wide St. Lawrence.
Kent House. once the home Of
royalty, claims its quota Of after
noon tea drinkers. They motor
dow the seven miles from the
Chateau and visit the little house
which In 1859 was Wolfe's head
quarters and they are spellbound
by the waters Of Montmorency
Falls In their ESQ foot plunge.
While not so gigantic as Niagara.
,lontmorency is 100 feet higher.
Much Of the fascination Of Mont
morency Falls is due to their isola-
ton and freedom from the throngs
that make Niagara almost q Coney
Island.
Another not-to-be-missed nearby
point Of interest Is the village II
Ste. Anne de Beaupre with it's great
church famed for miraculous cures
and to which vast piIgrimages
wend their way each summer.
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AMERICAN ENGINEER
RELEASED BY REDS

RIA. Aug, IL Waiter J.. E""Wn.
European director Of the American re-
i.ct administration. received 4 '"."Sr"m
from Moscow today signed by Royal {.
Kce,ey. the American civil engineer who
was imprisoned by the Bolshcrikt and
later released. saying that he had been
promised a return OF his effects and
passport wise within n few days. The
telegram said Kelley was released from
prison May - and that the sentence or
two years Imprisonment impoScd by the
Bolsheviki was annuled August 4.
"a Warsaw dispatch Of July an
nounced the receipt OF letter from
Kelley stating that he had been re-
leased from prison by the Rolsheviki as
result Of his hunger strike against
solitary confinement K~~ley wrote
that he had been assigned TO work as
a mechanic In n Soviet ractory0
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CONSCIENCE TROUBLED HER

New York. Aug. IA conscience
stricken mother who. In 1916. Travelled
from New York ut Chicago with Il child
between FIVE and twelve years old, for
whom she paid no fare. has just sent a
money order for 1855 to !. +. Sh'nn,
general passenger agent OF the Erie
railroad here.
Desiring TO clear her mind OF the
wrongful act" the woman told her
pastor. the Rev. W. S. Hitchcock OF
Segaunee. Mich. and asked him TO as
certain tho amount due the railroad
with interest. This was done. and the
amount was forwarded and acknowl-
edged by W. J. Moody. treasurer OF the
company.
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NO ARRESTS MADE.

Detroit. Mich, Aug. l7.-Authortties
here tonight were awaiting further
word from tho police Of New York De-
fore deciding what local action would
be taken in the case Of Bartolow Fon-
tanio. former Detroit barber. whose
statement to the New York police yes
terday cleared up eight murders TINT
havo occurred in the Italian colony
here since 1917.
No arrests have been made IN De-
troit as the result of Fontanio's dis
closures concerning murders
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IN BANDUPTCY

Crtted Stat"s Of America. Northern Dis
trct ot West Virginia. 50:
II the United STATES District Court in
and tor said pis,rtr:.
in the matter OF r K. Wiley. Rank
7UN'. "" 5SS II Bankruptcy. Petition
for Discharge.
70 the Honorable J. e. Pritrhard. United
States Circuit Judge acting Judge
~ the District Court Of the United
states for the Northern District Of
West Virginia.
T.. X. Wiley. % Pine Grove. in the
County OF wetzsL and State Of West
Virginia. in SAID District. respectfully
represents that on he eth day OF
August. 1920 last past he VAS duly
adjudEed a bankrupt under the Its OF
congress relating 10 bankruptcy: that
re haze duly surrendered all hts prop
er.v and rights OF property and has
Eu.iy compiled with all the require
mcnts OF satd acts and Of orders OF the
court touching bis bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he. prays that he may be
dccreCd by the Court TO have a full dis
charge from all debts prorable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. eS-
Cppt such debts az are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this Goth day OF November. A.
f. X. WILEY.
Bankrupt.
BY c l. Johnston. Attorney.
Order OF Notice Thereon
Northern District OF West Virginia. 80:
On this 18th day OF August. A. ~.
1921 on reading the foregoing petition.
Il is
Ordered by the Court thai n hcarIaG
ne had upon the same on The 2Sth day
- september. A. u. 1871 before said
curt \, Wheeling. in said district. n
zen o'clock in the forenoon: and that
no.!ce thereof be- published in the
Wheeling Intelligence. newspaper
prin,-l in said District. and tina, all
known creditors and other persons In
!rt-r~s, may appear at the said time
and place and show cause. II any they
have why the prayer OF the said Pc
tItion should not he granted
And u - further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send by NAL n all
known creditors copies OF said petition
md this order addressed 10 them at
their places 0, residence a. stated.
witness the Hnnorab!" w. K. Baker.
Judge 81 the said Court. and the seal
hereof ut Wheeling. m said district. on
the 18TH day Of August. A. y. 1921.
Attest
!. WADE COLEMAN. Clerk.
a,lC-lS-21
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PLEA FOB ECONOMY

Washington. Aug. IA plea for
economy by Senator Lodge. Republican
leader marked senate considerations to-
day of the federal aid good roads bill
We must reduce rvernm"nt cxp"ndi-
lures" no said. and the roads improve
mcni$ iS one Geld where there can be
delay without serious injury"
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New York. Aug. 17-Revelations "a to
stealing OF American films and their
duplicati ton and exhibition In Japan and
elsewhere In the Orient were made to-
day by the National Association OF the
Motion Picture industry in announcing
that an active campaign was under way
TO prevent such piracy which has cost
large American producin companies
thousands OF dollars.
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ON ADMIRATION BOARD

Youngstown, o.. Aug. Nv. G
Reilly. general superintendent OF the
Youngstown Sheet and Tube company
here, has been selected rs a member OF
the arbitration board which will hear a
controversy between the government OF
Nova Scotia and the Dominion Steel
company. involving claims totallinG
5000. 900. II was learned here today.
r. Reilly will represent the Nova
Scothn government. which begins Au-
gust a.
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aHr WILL LOOK UP

Port Arthur, Ont. Aug. l7.-Mrs. Jan
Van Albert, who became a bride today.
will always look up 10 her husband. lie
is nine feet. i've inches tall and she Is
FIVE feet, four inches. They went 20
school together in Holland and met re-
Gently at Winnipeg whom the circus that
employs Van Albert was there.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
oAri >. Kspnar. Prop-
FUNERAL, DIRECTORS
Private Chapel, 1908 chaplins Street
Cain Phone 1917
DIED

wELCH-On Wednesday. August IL.
1921. at l2:45 p. m. Mt his home, No.
% South Penn street. WILLIAM Nj.
WEIGH. in his S3rd year.
Funeral services at his late home
Thursday evening at eight o'clock.
Friends OF the family invited to at
tend. Services at the New Athens
(Ohio) Methodist church Friday af-
ternoon at o'clock with intermept
in the New Athens cemetery.
LEECH-On Tuesday. August Is. 1871.
at o'clock p. m. at wheeling Hos
pital. REGINA daughter OF August
and Enola Leech. aged ls years. 10
months IS days.
Funeral from the family residence No.
2343 Woods street on Friday, August
18th. 1921. at o'clock p. II. Friends
invited. Interment at Mt. Zion ceme-
terry.