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The Brunswick news., 1922-07-13

: When our commercial Bodies learn
that it is as much their province tt
take care OF the industries tafit We
have, as it is to secure new oises, tlier
they will have travelled d long dis
5taIice towards first class service in
their line. Think it over!
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-13

WliepSit copaes to Staging a real pa:
rad fiB that ssss>iisji IL ssEslis n sAliss|
organization IN Geafsl ths cdidlsa
knights Of Pythias, hoIding its grand
lodge meeting I here lust new, has
made a new record. The event was
simply splendid and those in charge
OF its execution deserve the fullest
measure OF success.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-13

Here is to the success of the Ucfntl
gee River Navigation Company Which
is now operating its steamers To the
port of Brunswick. It seems to us
that there should be "a good Held fol
:hese boats. and that cargoes both
. ways ought to be forthcoming. =
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-13

5 John D. Rockefeller has just eele
.brated his eighty-third birthday and
they tell it on. him in New York that
he expects to reach the ripe old age
.5of a hundred years. Certainly MIR
Rockefeller has found the way to pro
per living and his years rest lightlS
on him.
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-13

South Georgia issti,s garden spot Of
Georgia and in fact of the whole
South Here awaits the field for the
practical farmer; the man who kaows
how to till the soil and here the man
with energy and small capital can ind
ample opportunity for investing both
time and labor with good returns. g
The Brunswick news., 1922-07-13

President Harding told his Marion
home folks the other day that there
, was no room for pessiIhisffi in the
country and that the Republic was
safe. The Republic has always been
safe, but the coal and railroad situa,
tion are not calculated Just now to
enthuse us very mitch. I
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STANDARDIZED WAGES
CONTINUED from Page ons)

the operators and likewise ascertain
the labor policy Of the United Mine
Workers with respect TO the anthra,
cite industry, including their funda'
mental aims, the methods pursued by
them and the extent, II any. to which
the policy OF either Is detrimental to
the Industry and therefore to the IN
terests OF the public"
In the matter Of coal prices. the
GENERATORS said that "one Of the many
sources OF misunderstanding" is the
great difference between tho mine
price and the consumers price, the
latter including expenses OF transpor'
tation and charges Of middlemen and
retailers, over which the operators
have no control"
The commission, il suggested
should investigate all these Items. An
thraclte mining. It was said briefly, is
not subject to irregularlty. while the
methods followed in it result In only
negligible waste OF coal.
No Arbitrary Closing
The miners letter. signed by Ellis
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HON. JOHN !. NOLAN, WHO DIED
SATURDAY. WAS ONCE AN
IRON MOlDER IN THIS CITY.
LIVED HERE FROM 1903 TO 'ec6-
ASSISTED IN THE ORGANlZA-
TON OF IRON MOLOERS'
UNION.

CONGRESSMAN John | Nolan OF Call.
t,,-,,i, vbo d;od Saturday y. his
r,na - car francisco following an
,,.,'.- =. ,',',r,, ,r,nro wo. former
,,',E -, - ,.hao,irr
w. %aIa, ,;'ot ;1 Whaling from
,on, ,n,. nnJ o,s , norsonol
s., i',',io" 80 .ha paore ! "
!, ,:i tv%| m v,o during tha. time
rn ,',, w. ti,dnIh,rror ho,cI on Nc.
, D"'' 49,, ,.uon. .'>''
,,i,,a ,,,.;r,, U.b,oI;,r Snrire Kin.
,,''',o NV, 'i'N on =, eons,o,, cam.
~ 49,; '''," ~. Eo,aD Ills Ia :,
,''..'',. "',' ra.ni,.d ahnn. - month ago
.. W..',,f.,n,,, .,J Nr Nolan
'.'.' m,,',,noI 49, ,is,, Wheeling
5,.,'. ,.,ua crron,o n CaIi.
.,.,, a,, -, v,ahla - tben wouId
"''' ,''i ~. .,.,,T, IN WASHINGTON.
=, = -"
r,,.;,,.u H.. ,broo wars. STAY here
~ E'I,r ,,.,, ,,,r1,yod nc nm iron
,,,a,t... n ..o Whaling Mold and
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Thanksgiving Cantata
Al St. Matthew'S Church

5tr. Paul Allen Beymer announces his
church viii ba gIvon Sunday afternoon
pcCer.bcr :. AT four o'clock. This Will
he tho second program IN the series Of
the current season.
The outstanding feature will hs a
sacred cantata. Song Of Thanksgiving.
by Eaunder which will be sung by the
Wheeling Artist Quarter. Mrs. Elsa
Gundl'ng DuSa, soprano. Mrs Dora Nei.
ringer Bard. alto. Mr.. John o'Connor.
tenor. and Mr.. David Crawford. bass.
This quartet or tho city's finest artists
vas organized some time ago under tho
direction "t Mrs DuEa and recently sang
at tho Country club for the Spanish
Fn,ba -sador during HIS visit TO Wheel
ing As individuals :hctr work Ia known
to all local musicians to be OF very
high sta ndard. and their work together
is equally enjoyable.
This will be the first time for several
wears that Harvest Musical Festival
Of this kind has been given locally. ana
tho above mentioned cantata has never
before been hoard IN the tri-state dia-
trict.
IN addition short group OF appTo-
pirate organ numbers Will be played by
Mr.. Reymer
Tho recital will Re open TO all music
lovers and while thcre Is no charge for
admission an offering to defray the e1-
penses will be taken.
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Chamber of Commerce
Formed At Oakland

Cumberland, Md. NOV. IA a = rye
=. attended mass meeting at the Court
House at Oakland last evening. = CLAIM
Der 90 Cummerc" MAS orSaU;IHi The
following officers were. elected. rrcs.-
dent. Henry Lau"r: vice president,
Charles Mcintyre: secretary. Charles 7.
Riley. ;rcasur \ T. Mathews. Near
l. lon business and professional mon
Of oakland subscribed as members. The
meeting was presided over by William l..
ONG:t. States attorney for Garrett
county.
The organization Will y" known rs the
Oakland ChamhH- Of commerce.. \
membership comyniite" was formed for
the purpose Of conducting an active
campaign for members among the husi-
ness and professional! men Of Oakland
and vicinity.
Spirited addresses by members OF the
Chambers Of Commerce" Of this city and
Oakland On the Value AMI Importance
Of tho organizations were made.
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OB|TU ARY
VIM. SWAYNE DIES
At CLEVELAND, D.
Body Will Arrive This Morning ana
Services Held Tuesday at Local
Funeral Chapel.

William Swaync. IS years old, for
mer resident Of Wheeling. died sud
denly Saturday at the home in Cleve-
land, Ohio. following a brief illness OF
heart malady.
Tho body will arrive here this morn
ing and be removed 10 the Altmeyer 4
Mccoy funeral residence. where serv-
ices will be held Tuesday morning at
$50 o'clock. Requiem high mass will
Dc celebrated at ? o'clock at the 81.
Joseph'S cathedral Burial Will follow
III Mt. Calycry cemetery.
Mr.. Swayno was born and reared In
Wheeling. Twenty-Five years ago he
left for Cleveland 10 make his home.
Since then he had often visited rela'
tiveS and friends here.
Besides his widow. he IS survived by
one son. William Swayne. Jr. and
three cousins. Mrs. Louis Jones, Miss
Mary O'Ncill and Mrs. Kate Haley.
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lrnauon which l have this day forward
ID to IN. governor Of the STATE Of Mich
.gan, and respectfully request that
Tits be read into the records OF the
senate. as soon as possible.
IN terminating my service as CEN
ntor, I beg TO express once more to yon
nv deep sense OF thankfulness for your
many courtesies and friendly considera-
ton"
Advised to Resign
Confident that as result OF the NO
yember election they had gained suf-
frient strength to give them clear cut
ma ior;ty. Senator'S who voted last Ian.
nary 10 deprive Mr.. Newberry OF his
seat had planned to bring about another
vote on the question early in the next
congress and possibly 10 force the issue
TO another vote before next March I.
Some Of Mr.. New-berry's political ad-
v;sers are known to have been urging
him since the election 10 submit his res
!gnation. and rumors had been current
that he was about TO do so. Before the
Senate voted on the resolution declaring
him entitled to a seat. he was advised
BY some Of his friends to resign. bu'
At that time Mr.. Newberry said he
would not quit under FIRE.
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Searles. Thomas Kennedy and John
Moore. the unions official committee.
dealt sharply with the suggestion that
coal mines might be closed by govern
mental action # their operation was
decided unnecessary and uneconomic.
Normal competition" they SAID.
would bring low cost mines 10 tull
operation. and close down expensive
ones.
I'VE do believe, however, and we
recommend to this commission that
some means be found 10 prevent the
opening up OF any new mines IN the
United States, at least for consider
able period OF time. There are 100
committee said.
With the Observation-Disclosures Of cost or
living" and work output" sugges-
tions OF the commission. the union
committee indicated disfavor.
How this commission can hope 10
stanuardiza the cost Of living without
al tho same time standardizing the
cost Of living OF mine workers Is De-
yond the comprehension OF this COM
luiIltt. II StcLHS ~ II "'o'N
possible to standardiZe the cost or Nv
Ing unless each individual mine WORK
er was required to accept and adopt
standard, Identical level Of living lor
himself and his family.
Conditions Vary.
We do not believe II is possible 70
standardize the amount OF work a man
can or should perform in the produc-
ition Of coal Conditions vary IN ever!
mine. Seams Of coal vary IN thick
ness. Some mines experience dlnl-
Guilty with water and gas. Methods IN
use one place would be impossible IN
others. Each mine is peculiar to itseI1
as far as working conditions are con-
cerned What might be regard
ed as standard Of work in one place
would be fragrant misft in another.
It was suggested, however. by the
miners committee that the commas
sion, through women Investigators de-
termine actual expenditures on nVlhs
bv miners and their families. The Oh
feet OF organization upon the opera
tons in coal. It was also suggested.
should be ascertained by direct appli'
cation to persons concerned, and SO
far as the union was concerned, the
committee promised complete access
10 ANY and all information which
might be sought.
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HEWBERRY RESIGNS
CONTINUED Prom Page ons)

statute under which he was accused.
The senate !taAIf, after a long In
vcstigation. finally confirmed his title
To a seat By margin OF 1--WE votes. in
the campaign just cIrsed. tho case was
an issue in many states.
Newbcrry's Letter.
4 copy OF the letter OF resignation
sent To Governor Grocsbeck. WAS delir-
ercd today TO Nice-President Coolidge
by Walter Il. Dorsey, Mr.. Eewberrys
secretary. Mr.. Ncwberry himself Is at
his home IN Detroit. The letter to the
governor, dated November Is, was as
follows:
II tender herewith my resignation
as United States senator from Mich'-
gan, 70 take immediate effect
II am impcllcd 10 take this action
because at the recen: election. not
w.thstanding his long and faithful
public service and his strict Adher-
once to the basic principles Of con-
structive Repuhlican!sm. which l hold
in common with him. Senator Town
send was defeated. While this fall
ure TO rc-clcct him may have been
brought about. in part, by over four
years OF continuous propaganda or
instrumentation and untruth, a fair
ANALYSIS Of tho vote IN Michigan and
other states where friends and polit-
ical enemies alike have suffered de-
feat, will demonstrate that general
feeling Of unrest was mainly respon-
sble therefor.
Why He Resigns.
This situation renders futile fur
Their service by me IN the Cnited
States senate. where l have consist
entity supported the progressive poll
cies Of President HardinG's admin's-
tration. My work there has been and
would continue 10 be hampered hr
rartisan political persecution. and
therefore, chee-fully return my com.
mission TO tho people from whom l
received Il.
II desire to record an expression or
gratitude for the splendid friendship.
Loyalty and devotion OF those who
have endured with me during the past
four yearR experiences unparalleled
IN the political history OF "uf country
Rv direction Of the democratic sdmin-
is,ratIor these began Immediately
upon my nom nation. by proceeding
before a specially selected grand jury
sitting In another state. which, by
vote OF Is to !. completely e1oncratfo
those who had conducted my campaign.
Partisan Persecution
Then followed my election with
every Issue which has SINCE been rails
ell clearly before the electorate or
tho state. recount was demanded
and after a thorough and rains' akins
review Of the ballots by the United
States senate, I was found to have
received a substantial majority. "hiie
this was In progress, 7 was subjected
with a largo number Of representative
men OF Michigan who had supported
me TO a trial. following indictments
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BYRERS SELL COAL
PLANT IN BARBOUR

FhNtpp;. W. Va Nov. ,9.--Purchas"
- the Ryrer Coal c"ma,Iy's Plant at
Byrer. Tygart's Junction. Barbour
county. from Harry Ery'r OF Martins
burg. and State Senator Hugh Byrcr Of
Ph!Lippi. IS auUourc"d by tho Reward
SmoNclcsS coal company O: Ciarksourg.
a new concern. headed by Daniel How
ard. veteran coat operator. The plant
has A daily capacity of 1000 tons and
employees rs men. \ now opening Will
DC made and seveaty-tive men added.
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Frank Bacon, Famous
Actor, "Just Tired" Dies

chicago. NOV. l?-Tra0k Bacon. one
OF The most widely known actors on tho
American stage a. III" result Of his
success N ;he part "r Rill zones in
"THghtnin." which 10 helped 10 write.
led At hts hotel Nor" today.
After four and ono half years In the
role. Bacon was compelled by illunss 10
retro from tho Cast Of tho play week
ago. Hc had boon suffering from arte>
rial .clcroqis for some time, but no do
clarcd he was just tired" and would
resume his work in two wcckF.
Accompanied hy h!s wife and daugh-
ter. Mrs Mathew Allen, he was taken
10 an outlying hotel. in tho hope that
re would rally sufficiently TO he moved
TO his home IN the east. with tho
cheerful optimism which characterized
tho part Of "lIEhtuin' Bill Jonos. which
he created IN the play, Bacon insisted
that no would soon be out. although he
became steadily weaker.
Saturday he suffered II heart attack
and fell into II coma from which he
never rallied. lie IL survived by his
widow, daughter and son, Lloyd. OF
Los Angeles. The funeral services VIII
he held IN Chicago. Wednesday,. The
hody Will hn removed later 10 his boy
hood homo IN California.
Mr.. Bacon VAS born IN MarysNllle'
Calf. rr,y-eigh, years ago. He lcr'
,rhool when he was fourteen years DID,
Incoming ErIcvesstvcly sheep herder.
ar ADVERTISING sOliC.tor. newspaper Cd
tor, and candidate for tho California
assembly, Defeated IN his aspirations
FOR rolitlcal hoaurs, no turned to tho
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ccndur,s I'd Al art studio and interior do
coratinr business. lie established HIM
.c,f I'm Cumberland Mn" years az" anu
with daughter. Miss Gertrude 'Hhf""
.>cru,cd l!ur mural work In chUrIh"S'
theatres resid"rcra and other hn''u'hS'
Tho cav Hall to'unda nura! IS 'h'F
WORK MIR. DaHrau Was l'rcShytcF.a"
ard Mason. 10 IS survived ny MS
widow. R,,l tWu daurh;crs. MISS YER
truIc rullrau and Mrs. Ai'r"d NJ it'''
n brother. O;ro ruRrsu. Baltimore. SeE-
eral brothers. and sisters res.dc ~ tam
burg. Germany Tho body was taken 20
Wash.ng,rr sunday morning FOR 're"ai1,
Nm
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arN wnraRr oBsEoUHs

Memphis, Tenn. Nov. is-NHn ,H'i
impressive service OF ,he Roman taihn-
lie church. the body Of General Luke l..
Wright. secretary Of war In iFesdeh'
Roosevelts cabinet. for several Yea
governor rcncri! oc the philippine ISL,
arls and Ambassador to japan. was !R'u
10 res, today II Forest lii'i cemetery.
Flags throughout the ely were a.
hnlf-mast. and. in obedience 10 Seneras
order issued last night. issued by Secre-
AIRY Of War M"rks Gags az every army
nos. IN the country were diSp!nNed a.
halt-mss; throughout; the day.
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Cleveland Akron
COAL COMPANY ASKS
FOR AN INJUNCTION
TO RESTRAIN U. M. ".

Cumberland Md. Nov. l9.-ThH
Georges Creek Col, Company. Inc. yes
;crdry n'cd bill in The C.rrui; Court
Q; Allcshaay County or an injunction
- restrain Francis J. Hrun. rrcs.d"u;
q District No. IL. United Mine Work.
c-s OF America. the Midland and Frost
burg locals 81 the United Mine Workers
aud scTeuty-cour individuals harmed n
tn" petition. from Interfering Wi.a ~"
affairs "t The company N any way or
with employees "t tn" cuWTaUy Uc per-
sons who wish 20 take "mp,oyrCcr,.
\ number cf Mon stEu"d w,;h II"
Georges creek Coal Company 80 reSUT,r
work several weeks ago. but { i, sal
that loss than half actually took Ell.
pioymen, due to alleged tactics oc n
tin.da'!nI and 'hIi those who did re-
sum" work have been harISrcd and
thrClteSed.
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procured by a Democratic depr neh'
"t justice. which through hundreds
Of agents had bounded and terriheo
men IN al parts OF the state into de-
ciaring that ?ome wrong mao been
done. Under the instructions given
by 'he court. convictions or CON
spIracy 10 spend more than &3.IoV nat
urRlly followed. and sentences impos-
Ing nnes and Imprisonment wore I'M
passed. All charges OF bribery ana
corruption were. however. Quashed by
the Specific order OF tho presiding
Judge.
Revorsod by High Court.
"Or appeal. the supreme court or
tho United States reversed the action
Of the court below. Lecause. as staten
by chic. Justice White, OF the grave
misrepresentation and the grievous
interpolation OF the statute. which
was also declared Unconstitutional y
pro;racfed investigation before the
committee on privileges and election,
OF the senate resulted In report sus-
tanning my election: and, after Bit
ter partisan debate. the senate declar-
cd that was entitled 10 my scat
In view Of all these proceedings my
right 10 my seat has been fully con-
nrmed, and am thankful 10 have
been permitted TO serve my state and
my country. and to have the eternal
satisfaction OF having by my vote
aided in keeping the United States
OH; OF the League Of Nations
May Renew Contest.
For those who SO patrioticaliy
and unselfshly worked for my cleo
ton. and In defense OF my honor and
tina; OF my family and friends l
have fought the fight and kept tbs
faith. The time has now come. how
evor, when can conscientiously lay
down the burden. and this l most
cheerfuly do. n. In the future, there
soem 20 be opportunities FOR public
service. l shall not hesitate 10 offer
nv services to the state which love
and the country revere"
To tho vioe-Prssddent.
In hts letter to tho vice-president
under date OF November y. Mr.. New
berry said:
I enclose herewith copy OF my res
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Furbee Child Dead

MISS Virginia Florence Furhee, eight
vcor.old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs, W. {.
rurbcc Of Lincoln avenue, NcMechen.
d!"d yesterday afternoon at O'clock
following AN illness OF six weeks
The girl Mas student AZ the Mo-
Ncchrn public schoo, Ecsides her
father and mother. sho Is survived by
,hcsc brothers aud sisters, Edgar, Mar.
Kenneth. LUi!an and Woodrow f"rheo'
Funeral services wcro incomplete a.
a late hour Inst night
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uERMAN pUBRAU.

r,uu-aY aged -. founder OF the nuETIu
Ar, studios. died yesterday morning.
Two weeks ago he underwent an orera-
,!oo Mr. puRrau vas a native or
pe!ty Prussia He graduated from tEe
ROYAL Arts Academy at Berlin with TIA
degree OF master Of arts. Ia 1892. Nr
nInrau ssttled IN BAlnmnrs- ysasr> b
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DEATH RECORD

Representative John /. Nolan. OF Cal
fOrr!a. formerly Of Wheeling.
Herman Du Brau. 81, Cumberland. Nd.
Miss Virginia Furbcc. :, MCMrchoa.
William SwayNe OF Cleveland. >.
formerly Of Wheeling.
Frank Bacon. actor. Chicago. IL.
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rHEoDoRE j. REMPE

Word has been received here or m"
death &C Theodore J. E"mp". former
Wheeling resident. al his home IN Lam
caster. Ohio. IN Last Saturday. MT.
Rcmpe was born and reared IN NhHehnS
and lcf, ,wcn,y-iv" years old 10 mako
his home in Lancaster.
Several sors and daughters. !aciud-
ing Herbert Rcmpc Of this city. survives
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FORMER RESIDENT DIES

Mrs. Mary McVcrney. C. years Old.
former resident Of Wheeling. died At his
home in OSkaloosc. la. according =
word received here. She Is survived hS
these children. Halle Ncwland and MrE.
Anna Rarr Of Martins Ferry and a sis
tor. Mrs. Thomas Moore Of the Island.
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Wounded Man Receivers

Joseph Sch.anz OF =. t4aTSEitIc. o.
who was accidentally shot when his
tun accidentally discharged while on n
huntirg "trip. vas reported 10 be I'M
nicely at the ONO alley Cen
eral hospital, where IS IS confined.
The bullet entered hts hand and pAys'-
clans are uncertain whether a.nputa-
ZION will be necessary or not.
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SERVICES INCoMPLETE

Funeral services for Miss Lulu link.
81 years old. who died Saturday at tn.
Ohio VALLEY General hospital following
n brief illness. were incomplete last
evening but will probably be held from
her late residence. No. 10 Nat!on2i
Road. f'ulto-i on Tuesday.
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BURIED WEEK END

Mrs. Catherine Workman. q. Rel!a!"e.
Mrs. Kathefi:i Kcehlhorn, SS06 Wc;zel
street
Miss Margaret Hart. "759 jacob street
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LOST

1OST-Sovembe 10 IN vicinity OF
Wheeling Ska Disc wheel Win Miner
Cord Tire and Tire Cover Mouhteu'
marked port" Reward X returned |"
Standard Auto Agency Market ST. az
ninth or call Wheel:aS s. NoN-o-'
LOST-Bctween North "hecHaS HOS
p!tal and 26th s.. Friday nlEnt aoup''
Nov20-i
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY % purchase.
All ash retail grocery and meat mar
ket IN the heart OF the business section
IN Steuberville. Ohio. Good lease. rea-
sonabls rent a large room 3Oxl50 also
garage For further information call
u. B. we!nste.n. Owner. care Tho Bardo
Coal Co., ST C'alrsy!lle, Ohio Phone
800, for appointment Novl7-m
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DIED

SwAyN-Suddenly on Saturday. No.
vember IS. al bis home IN Cleveland.
Ohio. Mr.. WILLIAM SWAYNE
Services at Altmeyer G Mccoy Funeral
Residence Tuesday morning November
81, al $50 a. m. Requiem high mass
ST. Joseph's Cathedral at O'Clock. In
torment Mt Calvary cemetery.
GOHAN-On Thursday. November 10.
1927 at TAO a m. at Port Huron.
Mich, MISS MARGARET cLOH-AN.
rnterment at Port Huron
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wANrED-TO RENT

' ANTED-Three or four uncU-Hished
rooms IN city. Address +. VI. care
Incell.gencer. Novl5- m