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Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-29
PRINTERS NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. White at
tended an Elk's dance in Decatur
Christmas night.
c. +. Elliott and wife spent Christ
mas with relatives in Bloomington
and Normal.
Editor Burrows of the Courier is in
Washington, ID. C., this week on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Wright spent
Christmas with the latter's father in
Leroy.
John +. Edwards, who is in the
Warner hospital, Clinton, is improv-
ing slowly, according to word re-
celved from him on Wednesday of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hitch say they
are very thankful to local printers for
their Christmas remembrance.
Mrs. VIM. Wise is in Elgin visiting
relatives.
Don't forget the regular meeting
of Local No. 444 is to be held on
Tuesday evening of next week, in
stead of Monday.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate Of Elizabeth Ruark, deceased.
The Undersigned. having been ap-
pointed Administrator Of the Estate
Of Elizabeth Ruark late of the County
Of Champaign and State Of Illinois,
deceased, hereby give notice that ne
will appear before the County Court
Of Champaign County. at the Court
House in Urbana, at the February
Term, on the first Monday in Febru-
airy next, at which time all persons
having claims against said Estate
are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose of having same ad-
justed. All persons indebted to said
Estate are required to make imme-
diate payment to the Undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of December
4. ID. 1922.
JOHN McMULLEN,
Administrator.
Iungerich & Chapmen,
Attorneys.
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-.--..--::-.s----:.--.:--..-:-----.:-i-:..::-'
= A REAL FRIEND OF LABOR. .
Observation-Disclosures

Probably no other man outside Of
organized labor has done more ~.
labor than Wood F. Axton, president
Of the Axton-Fisher Tobacco Co,
whose amiable likeness appears
above.
At the time when great industrial
resources were combined against the
miners and railway shop crafts, in
their struggle for justice and right,
and did not, as the case Of so many
of family, have the money to spare
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-29
Dennnnee Landlords.

New York.-Greedy landlords were
scored by Magistrate Levine, who
said they squeeze the last penny out
of tenants for rents and then take
advantage of the shortage of coal as
an excuse for refusing heat.
"The tenant cannot plead a short
age OF money when rent day comes
around" said the court.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-29
State Insurance Best.

Sebring, Ohio.-The speed of state.
controlled compensation insurance for
injured workers is shown in the case
of William Kind, a member of the
Pottery Workers union, who lost an
arm in brick yard few weeks ago
Kind was qupickly awarded $4,000 to
be paid at the rate of $l4.45 per
week. These payments will there
fore continue for four years. The
injured man was employed in the
brick yard less than half day when
he lost his arm.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-29
DIAMOND LODGE No. All

Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemeu
and Enginemen.
Meet in Labor Hall the First and
Third Thursday evenings and Second
and Fourth Thursday afternoons at
IiSO o'clock and 900 O'Clock. Don't
forget the day and hour.
ID. I. YOUNGL0YE. Pres, 2O5 w.
Vine st. W.
+. h. MOORE, Rec. and Fin. Sec. SOC
Locust st.
N. A; MARSHALL. Local Chairman
s. E Healey st.
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Building and General
LabOrers' InternatiOn-
al Protective Union of
America, No. Fourteen
OFFICERS
President Charles Paul Z

President, Charles Paul. Res.
1902 w. Park ST., Urbana.
Tel. 7-10S3.
Fin. Sec, |. II. Garman, Res.
Col N. Lincoln Ave, Urbana,
Tel. 7-2652.
Treasurer, A. C. Moss, Res
2O3 Z. Washington ST.. Cham
paign. Tel. Main 251S
Rec. Sec, J. L. Buckner, Res.
405 E. Eureka St. Tel Main
221s
Business Agent. Oscar Weeks
Res. 203h f. Park Ave.
Champaign, Tel. Main 24s3.
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Stove Mnnniers Gain

Detroit, Mich.-Offieers of the
Stove Mounters' International union
report that differences with Cleve-
land and Pique, Ohio, employ srs have
been settled.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1922-12-29

constructive legislation may be OBJ
tanned and the Government once
again brought back to the people
Electrical Workers Journal.
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Who donated over $4,000 in
Tobacco, Cigarettes and Cash to
the Striking Miners and r. Il.
Shop Crafts.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
ST. MARYS

Rorn unto Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Fitzpatrick Monday. June 18th. daugh'
ter. Mother and babe doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Tune Smith are the
proud parents Of son, born TUESDAY
June Goth.
Elmer Adam Of Empire CITY. Okla
ia here to visit friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Ronald Walker and son
are spending a few days in Ridgely' the
guests Of the formers parents, Mt ann
Mrs. l.. +. Walker.
Mrs Nose" Williams and children
are spending the week in Ststersville'
Tho guests Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. rage Painter ot Fhila :
delnbia. Pa are here this week IN visit
tho formers father. Page Painter or
Crcel street.
II. g. Sanderman Of Craig. was bust
ness caller here Tuesday
Rnrn unto pr. and Mrs. j. looms
Watson. a daughter, on Wednesday. June
2lst. -.
Miss Helen Carol was the guest or
parkershurC relatives this week.
O. J. Deegans. candidate for congress
RI Huntington. is here this week making
now acquaintances,
Miss r villa White Of RaVen ROCK
was shopping hcre Wednesday,. -,
Union Sunday School Will hr heio
in tho ChautauQua tent SUNDAY morning
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CD tho director "f tn" "unral camp 'neet
iug Nssvri.ttiuu. which begins hcAt
Thursday and continues until July ). y
.orpS If workers. cNanGelsts ana
singers viii assist
Mr. and Mr.. Il. q. Richardson ana
daughter. Frances. Piedmont. W. va
have opened their house for the surh
mer.
Rev. William T.. Parrish, pastor OF
the Mountain Lake Park Methou'H.
E,uisrupai church. will have charge OF
the religious services in the AUDITORIUM
this summer. other than the speclaI ser
vices Of Institutes and conventions
Mrs Charles W. Baldwin. Baltimore
has opened her cottage for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs Lou Stone. Wheehns'
are occupying their cottage.
Mrs Frank Murphey returned iro",
FaIrmont, where she spent se'eru'
weeks. l.,
Mrs Lee NJ Render. Martinsours' Is
occupying her cottage on / street.
Mrs John Ruhl. Clarksburs' mas
opened her cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hamill. Charles'oh'
have opened their bungalow.
Miss Jennie and Abbie Graves OF
| Washington have leased Mrs. Mary T.
| Cranes cottage. Mrs Crane ana MRS
! Talson sailed today from montreal io'
n tour Of the world.
Miss winnefred Wcimer Washington
! is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bran Maxwell. Clarks-
burg. have put their home In shape lo'
| the summer. -,
Mrs Whitaker of Wheeling has
opencd her Loeb Lynn Cottage
| The first moving pictures OF the se"'
son will he shown next TUESDAY
| RAYMOND II. Brown, wha was ass'St'
ant in the association office last yum
NOR has returned.
The Raptists are holding rally weeR
., Loeb LYNN. which closes with bap'
! ,ist Day at the Park next TUESDAY the
| oneninr event Of the season.
| Marshall Brown. Boyd Payton' James
md Paul DOMAIN and Darwin Mar'in
| ROY Scouts, spent three days In camT
at Muddy Creek FAILS.
Miss Elizabeth Leighton. Loeb Lynn
Heoghts, has returned from Ohio "es'
| leyan University.
| Mrs, George Wesley Atkinson re-
turned to her home at Charleston
MIS- James C. rarboc and son, James
1r Clarksburg. w. Va. visited MIS-
.rarhce's parents. Mr.. and MRS. franz
Arnold before going to Bufralo ~ i
In Join Mr.. Jarboe.
| Mrs Franklin Maxwell anu SUI
| Franklin. Jr.. arrived from Clarksbure
| to spend the summer.
| Mr. and Mrs George E. Bracket and
family. Fairmont. have taken up theiI
residence here for the summer months
Colonel and Mrs. N. s. Jarvis are Wis
fling Mrs. Louis Johnson until July l.
wbnn they will 60 10 New Orleans
where. Col. Jarvis will direct military
| duties.
Mrs. NJ A.. Williamson and daughter
Miss Leila, arrived from Fairmont and
will occupy a cottage the greater part
I Of the summer
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BRIDGEPORT
RUTHERFORD CHILD
IS LAID TO REST
Hundreds of Sincerely Sorrowing
Friends Attended Funeral Services
For Little Victim OF Tetanus.

The funeral services for Louis Vim
cent, the seven ycar-old son Of MIR. ana
Mrs. Jessie Rutherford 0f Lincoln ave-
nuc were held at the home Of the par
ents yesterday afternoon at o'clock
with Rev Edwin Meuscr. pastor Of tn"
st. Pauls Lutheran church. officiating
The largo number Of beautiful floral
tributes received nj the home attHSted
10 the sympathy extended III" hreaNed
parents ny their friends and neighhorS
and a great number Of local residents
attended the services. The intcrment
was made ut Riverview cemetery at
Martins Ferry.
The victim was injured a th" Stan
dard Addition Fairgrounds some time
ago when he sustained a scratch while
playing on some Of the equipment. TIL"
injury failed I" Yield 10 treatment and
blood poisoning developed. He was
taken to the Martins Ferry hospital
where he was treated under the dtrcc-
ton Of Or J.. A. MCGlcnn Of this city
but every effort failed to save his
life.
Entertains Circles.
Circle No. of the West Wheeling
Methodist church will meet as the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
BELLAIRE
DELGUzZ|O IS
HELD To COURT
WITHOUT BOND
Aligned BEFORE SQUIRE
FRANK q. MASON AND LATER
TAKEN TO COUNTY JAIL
Mad XAllucinataon That city Building
was Surrounded By Enemies
After Vim

Joe Delguzzlo. Italian. charged with
murder. was arraiSned before Squire
Squire Frank =. Mason Yesterday after
noon in connection with the death or
Natalino D'NaccuSio. which occurred AT
the City hoSn.;n, from sunshot
wound Delguzz." ""jSred plea Of not
guilty and was hello :" await action
OF the grand jury without bond.
Police Chief Michael Davis took Def
guzzIn to the county Jail last evening
and ne will he held there until the
grand jury reports on his case.
After being taken from the city jail
following h!a arralgnmcnt before the
Justice. pet:uzzi" inquired as TO where
ne was going. The man. II Is said. had
been suffering under Naturalization
that the RelIa'rs city building was sur
rounded BY persons anxious TO take his
l!re. He BETRAYED such a. emotion
when chief Davis was leading him
from the city building 20 waiting
automobile.
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! At 9:3n O'Clock. In the afternoon the
! uizrns Band Will give one of their en-
! iuyablc concerts before thc rogu"r
! program.
Everett Mc(;ce spent Thursday with
! friends al Newclls Pun. O.
Rev. r. L. Mitchell Of Watson was
the guest Of friends here the first or
! the week.
Misses Relic and Sue Mercer are
; spending few days with relatives in
Marietta.
Mrs Harry George was visiting IN
! East Liverpool o.. several days thrs
week.
John Ruckman Of Cloverdaie. was
! here Friday on business.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Bull and daughter,
! Mrs James Russell. Of Eureka, were
| shopping here Friday.
! Mrs Cook Of New Milford. o., Is WIS.,
ting Mrs. nellie Thompson this week.
| Misses Alice McGec and Eima Riggs
returned Wednesday from visit TO
relatives In Cleveland. o.
! The Marietta baseball nine came up
Thursday evening and were defeated by
| the famous Smith team OF this city. by
! the score of to 4.
Five biz days. June 24-2S, Of the Red
, path Chautau2ua. Buy season ticket
and attend all the eleven features OF
| the program.
Walter Thrasher spent the weekend
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MOUNT AIN LAKE PARK

Mountain Lake Park. Md. June 2S-
The faculty of the summer school foI
Sunday school workers. to be opencG
here July II. under the auspices Of the
MARYLAND Sunday school Association
will include Abner Il. Brown. genera
secretary Of the Maryland Sunday
school Association, dean and instructor
in organization and administration
Arthur f.. Rennett. executive secrctar!
IF religious education Boston University
and professor Of educational psychology
Miss Maggie s Wilson. the Rev. Maur'
irc Il Hamm and the Rev. Joseph II
Cudlin The Rev. u. S. Wright. Iona
coming Md. an authority on Bible study
aud sunday school methods, will ais
join the staff
Bishop Joseph F. Berry. senior hishor
Of the Methodist Episcopal church. viii
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NEAL RET|RES
is 4 FIREMAN

William Neal oldest member of the
Bellaire fire department IN point or
service. has been retired from the de-
partment by Safety Director John
Charles Johnson. Neal has been a
member OF the BeilaIre fire department
continuous for 81 years He served
many years as member Of the old
volunteer FIRE department.
johnson retired Neal with pension.
Although Neal only received 81 per
month as regular freman. under the
pension fund ne will receive $50 per
month.
The only other person under the ire
mems pension is eN-thtet James X.
Elton.
Fined sic Each
Tom RyIeS and eRe-tha Marsh were
before Mayor Iohn r Wyatt in police
court yesterday to answer TO charges
OF lettering for immoral purposes. They
were each fired $40. Not being able TO
pay the fine levied they were each sent
back 20 jail II was the fourth time
that Bvlss has faced tho mayor since
the first Of the year and the third Tina
for Bertha.
Bury Murded Victim
Funeral services were held Monday
afternoon at the ST. Johns. Catholic
He was the victim OF bullet in The 4.
& o. poolroom on Union street last Fri
dav. evening Burial was in the Mt
Calvary cemetery. The funeral was
largely attended
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quests IF Mr.. Henry Hoo" in this city
This evening
,.irl. \o % of tn. No. who Ing
NJ. + church viii meet this ">rninS
atthr home ur Mrs Ford Moor" 81 mar
place.
Traffic violator.
Only ono victim faced Mayor 'har't'
Irnkin@ in police court yesterday morn
ing and hC was charged w!ih Ni"Ial"n
of ,h, trar urdinnrcs \ inc Of 81
ard COSTS was ns""ssrd which II" vas
ailr 10 PAY and secure his release.
Class Social Evcat.
Tho n,arsIrnaIIow i,ISi ia hn gwen
by the members Of III" Fh'lathea ana
par,,a classic. Of rnr kirkwo0d Meth
odist church this evening on hirKW""o
.Heirhts rivce promise OF being an In
iercsrirc event. Members Of ia" 'So HSes
nave been asked To- meet AZ the church
from which place they VIII 20 IN
body.
Start work.
Officials Of tho Scott Lumber company
report all preliminary WORK uhner way
on IN. big contract for tn" construction
of Gtiy houses for IN" wheeling steer
corroratiOr at Yorkvillc The work on
the houses ia to he rushed as rapidly
as possible,
Carnival In.
Tho carnival company which VIII
spend tho week in an effort 10 entertain
local residents arrived here Sunday and
completed the erection or this aitrac'
lions Yesterday. 4 fairly good crowd Is
reported 10 have been on the grounds Al
stop 6. last night.
Candidates Busy.
This city has been the mecca for most
Of tho candidates for political "tflcei
and aspiranst for offices in the gift OF
Belmont county. All are busiIy engaSeo
in meeting the voters and putting forth
their claims for the offices and reasons
why they should he elected
Eastern Star Meeting.
A his attendance is anticipated at the
meeting Of tho Order OF Eastern stars
in their rooms in this city this evening
and IN interesting evening Is promised
4 playlet will be ono Of the features oil
tho evening and social session VII!
also be enjoyed.
Bridgeport Briefs.
William Truman, local crossing gate
man. will attend the funeral OF william
Wier. at 81. ClairsvIlle. to-day.
Herbert o. MC'iraw, formerly man
aEcr Of the local McCiraw agency. is re-
ported TO have left on visit and will
return with n bride.
Charles w. Adolph. Of st. Clalrsville,
spent Yesterday In this city on business
Frank Gibbs. OF New Athens. O.. Is
spending some time as tho guest OF his
father, George Gibbs. OF Kirkwood.
George Lcmcry. Of kirkwood is able
10 be out following an operation for ap-
pendiCitis.
The weekly meeting Of Belmont Aerte
no 995 Of the Fraternal Order Of Eagles
will be held This evening.
Miss Virginia Heinlcin has gone 10
Pike. y. H.. to spend the summer visit
ing with friends.
James Dillon. candidate for county
commissioner, spent yesterday in the
county in the interest Of his candidacy
Arthur A. Reckman. secretary OF the
Bellairc Chamber of commerce. was a
business visitor in town yesterday.
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with his father. Cras. Thrasher, or
Marietta, ..
Bobby. little son of Mr.. and Mrs. d.
w. Dillon. was painfully burned about
the face while playing with fire crack!
ers Wednesday, He was taken to Mar.
ietta to a specialist. 1t was thought tha
sight of his eyes was effected. bur with
treatment it is thought they will be AL
right again in few days:
MIR. Harold Gathers Of Moreantovn,
and Miss Eva Dotson OF this city. were
married ct the home Of the brides par
ents,Mayor and Mrs. w. G. Dotson.
earlv TUESDAY morning in the presence
Of the immediate family. Rev. Mitchell
of Weston, officiating. They left on
the same day for San Antonio, Texas.
where they will visit the formers par
ents for several weeks Later return
ing 10 Morgantown to reside. :;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
JOHNNY KARI wins
SLOW RING MATCH

DAYTON. Ohio. June 2h.-JohhhS -
-, rio,.ot,,d was given decision over
Sorai.r FAIRFIELD of Brooklyn. at the
s,d Of a SLOW and embarrassing hSht
mere tonight OF L. rounds. BoIh n,s''
we're given TO holding and neither w ~
rorkcd a punch hard enough to WIN "v
cisiyely. Karr won because DAT
,,red i'm the last two rounds.
Jimmie Russell Of Ashtaou'" ""u .
Lon Jani,a OF Columbus bone" " '"SI
ten round draw. Russell was ""' t,.
for = ton coun, in the third round ~,
the crowd protested and he was "''o"'"
to continue. .n r-;cbof
Babe Bright knocked out "!I r'',I ,.,1
In the fourth round. Both ar" from '''''
CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
LAVOY DEATH
NOT SUICIDE
Expert Discredits Story Told
By Accused Sweetheart
of Teacher.

Freeport. y. Y June 2S-Miss Edith
Iavoy. the school teacher for whose
death william Greasy. OF Covington.
Nv, a former sweetheart. is being held.
could not have killed herself. experts
from New York declared after eSamin-
ing the body to-day. Greasy has in
sisted that Miss Lavoy shot herself az
he lay on a couch in her sitting room.
The examination. which included early
tests in the room In which the body
vas found. WAS made by DR.. otlU
Schultz. a medical examiner. and for
mer Coroners official. and William
Jones. formerly % the New York police
homicide bureau.
While the tests were going on at the
request ~ Assistant District Attorney
Edwards. detectives found an unfinish-
ed letter addressed 10 Miss Lavoy's
mother in Tupper Lake. New York. in
which the girl said she had dismissed
Greasy only the day before. The letter
was written on note pad and was un-
cd the writer.
Mo Thought Of Death
Mr.. Edwards refused To make the let
ter public. but nc said ii told OF Mss
Lavoys happiness at the prospect OF
her early return home. II showed. he
asserted. that there was IN thought OF
suicide in her mind when she wrote ii.
Against this letter Raymond Malone,
attorney for Greasy. said ne could offer
zoo OF Miss Lavoy'S letters to Greasy.
at least fifty oC Which referred to sui
eide. He said he had retained hand
writing expert {" prove that Miss l-avoy
WAS their author.
Believes Letters Fakes.
District Attorney charles Weeks said
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sun VAT SENS ARMY
MARCHES ON CANTON

Shanghai. June o6.--(Ry The ASSo-
,iated Press.)-Sun Yai Sen "''''.. .,,, :,
army. estimated at ah'oo" '"'"
remains loyal TO the depose" preslu'"'
If South China and Is mar'h,"s .n
canton IN three sections. accor"'"s ~
reports received here by inc Ne'nsS" 80
papers from various canton So"'''S
l!eved TO be reliable. cav,
ron arc declared to "Ncnu,Toe' ,.he
ssnnssa sun. Chinese observers pre-
dict severe warfare between '"e ~ -
factions. with the odds IN favor ~ ~.
.as,oration Of Sun vat Sen and the
defeat OF Chen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-27
CROWD TOO SMALL;
JONES GOES HOME

Alliance. -. June 2s-Jimmy Jones'
Youngstown. turned up for his Sched-
uled twelve. round bout here t"-nisn'
with Nip Howell. Dayton, but took one
look at the small-sized crowd on hand
then reft tSr home. Jones was guaran-
teed a pekcentage Of the gate rece'p'7
and refused to ftgh, when ne realized
that mis- Share OF the receipts would ~.
paw expenses.
shIttyv Uanpo. Niles. fought an eight
round Draw with Rabbit Derore. Can
ION. Bob Snyder Alliance. and Young
Morrow. Canton, fought an eight round
draw Kid Smith. canton. outpointed
Johnny Ring. Alliance. in six rounds.
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roux-coRHrRED cosT1sT.

Keyser. W. Va, June "a four-cor-
ncred contest for the Republican nomfI
nation for House Of Delegates has DE-
veloped in Mineral county. the aspirants
being william Farris, of Frankfort dis
trict. we'll known fruit grower; Wade
I,iller, Elk district lately engaged -
mining work: J. J. Johnson, Of Shaw, q
miner, who seeks reelection, and George
7. Goshorn. Of Piedmont, former justice
az the neace.
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he did not believe Miss l'afoy n%u
written such letters. lie said i1a' &c
had almost ready for study TOUR 't'l,
which Miss l.avoy had torn up inc u"s
Of the shooting and thrown lh'o ~"
back yard Experts have been Al w.
for TWO days p!ecing together the iFSe
nentS
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MOTHER or WHEELING WOMAN

Mrs. Walter Il. Weber. -. VINO o'eu
n nor home. 354O Massachusetts ave
mo North side. Pittsburgh. last sat
urday was the mother Of Mrs. Fred b.
Por,z. of this city. Deceased was NC
long resident Of the Pittsburgh, district.