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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
TAFT MEN CONFIDENT
OF CARRYING OHIO COUNTY

M. Collins. II. c. Richards, Thomas
Morgan, Frank Thompson.
District Delegates-Dr. l. N. Reef.
er. James r. Riddle, Charles Flanni-
gan. Robert s. Judge, II. 8. Barron.
Center District.
State Delegates-wilbur L. Helm
lein. DR.. Alvin b. Cummins, Dave
Cleary.
District Delegates-James Howley.
George Clark. r. T. Cresap.
Webster District.
State Delegates-Ollie Reed, Her
man Hundt. George Meyers. Ambrose
Habig, Ed Grogan.
District Delegates-w. w. McMil-
Ian. II. +. Nolte. Charles venneman,
John Gramlich. Harry Rennard.
Richie District.
State Delegates - William White
man. James Cook. John Martin, II. A.
Nolte, Edward Diehl, DR.. e. L. Arm
brecht.
District Delegates-Chas. Bowman.
Louis Reidel, Fred Ziegler, William
Meagle. Richard James. Jr., Rudolph
Huebel.
RIehIand District.
State Delegates - c. W. Kendall,
Jacob Hilton.
District Delegates - T. A. Wolf,
George Sutton.
Liberty District.
State Delegate - Andrew McCol-
loch.
District Delegate-DanIel Maxwell.
TriadeIphla District.
State Delegates-W. @. Hanna, John
Morrison, J. s. Rine. j. d. Merriman,
George Feeney. DR.. ]. L. Dickey, H. +.
Behrens.
District Delegates-F. L. Committee.
William Oberlick, ]. W. Adams, F. II.
Blowers. II. Ritter. Lester Blake. Levi
Bogard.
Down in Marshall county the prima-
~ was held Saturday. and the vote
was very small. Taft received ten OF
the twenty-five delegates. The dis
tricts gave the following number OF
delegates to the two men:
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KEEP HER FACE AND
HANDS SMOOTH
In Spite of ROught IsOusework.
Resinol Her Secret. What
Other Women Say.

7 have the pleasure Of receiving
compliments almost daily. on the
smooth condition Of my face and
hands. ! give Resinol Soap the credit.
FOR ] am housekeeper and do ali
kinds Of rough work. Two bad cases
81 eczema and scald head have been
cured IN my neighborhood By my re-.
commenting Resinol Soap and Oint.
ment In my estimation there is moth.
Ing tina; equals Resinoi for the cure
Of chahng Mrs. Herbert Russell,
johnson City. Tenn"
Other women add n find Resinol
Soap excellent for the complexion. u
leaves a cool. refreshing effect and
lmparts healthy glow 70 the skin.
Have used Reslnol Ointment Tor cuts
and sore fingers. aud am convinced
that there is none better for that pur
pose. Mrs. VI. ~. Woodward. Borden
town. ". y.
II must say Rcsinol Soap IL the best
soap ] ever used. ~ made my hands
and face az soft az "a baby's Ny face
was blotched with biackhoads since
have been using Repinol Ointment and
kesinol Soap they have entirely disap-
peared Miss Estella Bennett. Circle.
vile. W Va"
Rosinol Coap and Ointment not only
DO at that these letters suggest. buf
they stop Itching AZ once. and prove
the quickest, easiest and cheapest
treatment for tormenting. uuaiehtly
skin and scalp cruptlous. bons. car.
bunoles. ulcers. burns. scaids. wounds.
ana especially itching. inhamed piles
Recon- uended and sold By your
druggist tSoap Is cents. Ointment. so
cents and 5000. but a generous
sPmple ~ each may be had on appIi
cation 10 Dept 20 y. Resinol Chemical
Co, baltimore. Ma.
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MRS. SMITH HOME
Ccontinusd From %. Omar

one on the ship seemed 70 glorify in
the remarkable record being made By
the vessel on her maiden voyage and
In the dining room the members Of
the craft Joined with the passengers
in a toast TO the peer OF all ocean lin.
ers. Captain Smith appeared to be
especially gratlned at the record he
was making for the Titanic and al.
ready a whole day had been cut on
It's schedule.
i had retired early IN the evening
but Lucian remained up with n party
OF men. ! was awakened By crash
and shaking Of the Titanic. but did
not for a moment think anything seri.
Gus was wrong A few minutes later
Lucian came 20 the room and told me
that the steamer had run into an Ice.
berg and al the passengers we're be-.
ing summoned on deck lie did moi
seem 10 think ~ that time any thirc
was serious. but helped me dress ara
put on my heavy clothing and hieh
shoes. a few minutes after we reach.
Cd tho deck. Captain Smith ordered
the life boats lowered
Women First
The order for women and children
first vas strictly enforced and while
The life boats we're being filled guards
stood over the railing with drawn re
volvera 20 prevent any man from get.
Ting into the life boats 7 refused 10
go 10 the FIRST boat. but was thrown
almost bodily into the second boat
This boat had capacity for sixty
people. but there were only - people
Tn u. when orders we're given for her
io pull out 7 pleaded that my bus.
band might be- allowed 90 10 into the
boat as we'll a. the women and child.
rem, who had got In ~ there was stfU
plenty Of room, but my pleas were IN
vain
Ny husband kissed me GOOD bye
and said he would b. On another boat
ls soon 90 al the women and children
had been taken care Of 7 think how.
ever. he realized AZ thar time. he vas
lost In the boat was only one seaman
and he was inexperienced. A. We
were about 10 pun out. attention was
called 10 this and Major Pugen. OF
Toronto. who had had experience AZ
? yachtman was ordered into the boat
iie came down hand over hand on the
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LOST-Purse containing $45. be-
tween ferry landing and Twenty third
street. Reward for return 70 George
Henode. Twenty-third street
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mcclure. of
Shadyside. has returned from a visit
with relatives In Tusla. Okla.
Miss Alice McGrew. OF Newport, o..
arrived IN the city yesterday for visit
with her aunt. Mrs. Albert Alum. OF
Airs. T. J. Kltson. OF stroudsburg. Pa,
- visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
I. Kelly, OF Belmont street.
Mrs. julia Wilson. Of Welisville has
returned home after visit with relR-
dives here.
The Socialists held a meeting yester-
Belmont street REV. J. c. Marble de-
livered an address.
Mrs. Frank l.. Myers. OF Harrison
Mrs. Johnson, OF St Clairsviile.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Plever are
visiting her parents az Satrona. Pa
AIRS. l.. Lefcoyitz, OF Nashville. Tenn.
- n guest OF relatives here
Joseph Smith. % Noble street. left
last week for visit with friends at
Fort Worth. Texas
MISS stella Powell j. spending a few
days with friends In Pittsburgh
J. p Hannahs ana family we're guests
or friends ~ Tiltonsyille yesterday.
Attorney Walter r. Moore, of this
city. - spending a few DAYS with bis
brother. V. r. Moore. OF woodsfieid.
airs. George WhlttenbroOk. has re-
returned 90 her horpe In wooisfieid ar
Ter spending few days with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kashner will leave
burgh.
Fred Hosklnson has resigned his posi-
uon Win the Belmont Casket Company.
90 shadyslde
J.. J. Ephrian and daughter. Mas
Fannie. and W Alexander. Of YonuRs-
Town. o., are guests At the home OF
Charles Lando. on Gravel nm
carnival n advertised for this etc .
from April % % May
rank Cook. of Columbus. 10 apendfnr
Few days with relatives here
An apron bazaar and social vvft1 s..
EiNen BY the STANDARD Bearers ~ fhe
FIRST VI. r. church Tuesday ovsrinr.
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SENATOR HEARNE EXPRESSES
VIEWS ON OUTLOOK.
Taft VIII Secure Ten Of the Twenty
five Marshall County Delegates.
Big Vote 10 Expected.

The Taft forces are confident that
they will carry Ohio county at the
primary Tuesday by a big majority
over the Roosevelt supporters. In
speaking OF the outlook OF the election
In the First district last evening. Sen
ator Julian G. Hearne. who has charge
or the Taft campaign here, said:
IF Ohio county does her duty she
will give two Taft delegates to the
First Congressional district. Ohio.
Brooke and Hancock counties I'M
doubtedly will, / believe, roll up a de-
cided majority for Taft, while Harri-
son county will give Taft a majority.
As 1t now stands in the First district.
Taft has 81 of the 81 delegates to the
convention, leaving Roosevelt AZ.
Ohio. Brooke and Hancock will give
more than enough delegates for Taft
to secure control Of the Congressional
convention without Harrison's vote.
but that county is expected to give
Taft from 10 TO 20 delegates. The out
look for a sweeping Taft victory in
Ohio county is more than encouraging.
The President will secure practically
all OF the delegates. The business
men. manufacturers and many OF the
hard working men OF the Republican
party realize the danger Of the radical
doctrines OF Roosevelt"
Final arrangements for the primary
were completed at a meeting held by
the Republican committee Saturday
evening in the ONCE OF John L. King.
horn, clerk OF the Circuit Court. Or
ders to cover the various expenses of
the primary were paid out. The
judges or committeeman will be able
TO secure the ballot boxes at any
time after ! o'clock Monday afternoon.
The polls will open at IL o'clock on
Tuesday morning and will remain
open until 1880 p. m.
A committee composed of John
Reed, Charles No!te and Lester Smith
was appointed to receive the returns.
This committee will meet in the once
OF the clerk Of the Circuit Court at
o'clock.
The Taft delegates in the respective
districts follow:
Washington District.
State Delegates. G. HOFFMAN,, @.
o. Magic. Robert Reister, Joseph Coll
ner. G. w. Otto. Roy Naylor, Edward
Birch. Edward Rogers. c. A. banner,
ClH Ryan.
District Delegates-W. II. Gill, VII.
liam Muegge. DR.. J. r. Caldwell. VII.
liam Myles Joseph Smith, Fred
Schenk. William Scroggins. II. c. Kin
delberger.
Madison District.
State DeleRates-w. NJ. Clemans,
John Norrington, ST.. NJ NJ Niece.
Edward Gruber. J. 3. Howard, Ralph
Whitehead. p. l.. Ferguson.
District DeleRates-D. W. Martin. L.
q. Hallock. Harry Uthman. Thomas
Gohel. p. r. McGreFor. q. W. Schen.
erlein. II. Clay Hunter.
Clay District.
State Delegates - James Nelson,
George n. Phillips. Dr. Samuel l. Jep
son. ~ W. Fair. Charles Wurtzbacher,
Charles Williams.
District Delegates-Dr. J. J. o.
burn. Austin l.. Jackson. William Nc.
Cannon. Isaac W. Jones. J. r.
Schneider. James ". Richards.
Union District.
state Delegates Robert Nesbiti, J.
Samuel X. Johnson. ~. NJ Handy.
Webster District
State Delegstes-H y. Nolte. ". A.
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Martina Fsrrz Rrisfs.

Wilbur Heslop has returned from a
bus ness trip 20 Cambridge
Mr.. and Mrs. Montford Parr. Of AIlnRo
were here yesterday. the guests OF reia-
tives
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter jackson are the
proud parents OF ten pound hnhy
which arrived early Sunday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner spent sum
day the guests OF friends AZ Rayiand
\ reception for new members was heid
In the Welsh Congregational church on
Saturday and large number attended
The board OF education will hold a
meeting on Thursday evening
The Knights OF Columbus will have
the formal opening 81 their new quarters
IN the Metropolitan Building on Wednes-
day evening.
The German Alliance held an import
ant business meeting last evening in
Sch eehle's hall
Robert and Dan Jones we're here from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
TrnviH Trnilsra

The Travis Trailers conducted a very
Interesting meeting at the West Liberty
NJ = church last evening Harry Bond
president OF the Personal Workers Lea
que. made the principal address and
mere we're also talks by q. G. beans.
Arthur G. Preston. Mr.. Welshans and Mr.
could. Special music featured the ser.
vices there being duets by MessrH
beans and Welshans and Mr. and Mrs
Boggess Mrs Harry BOND also render
ed beautiful solo. The special SER
vices az this church will continue all
this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
BELLAIRE
j. Z. Coulter VIII Arrive Hs-e To-day
to Manage Campaign 90 Raise
Funds for Hospital.

J. r. Coulter. OF Port Huron. Mich.
u expected here to-day 70 manage the
campaign a raise fun1s TOR the hOspi-
tai project which Las been planned by
the BellaiTe Hospital association TIE
executive committee has decided II VIII
tske $4,000 Tor the building instead OF
S-5,0o0. az originally planned TIE
extra $4,000 viii be used for furnish
Ing and equIpp-nR the InstItnfInr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Meeting At Glendale.

saturday evening a uumber of local
Billy SUNDAY converts went to Glen
DALE where they conducted an evangelis-
TIC service In the VI. r. church OF that
place. The party was composed OF Miss
Sarah Colvig and Messrs. John CoiviE
Edward tSpookeyD Dunlap, LIoyd g
EneiN and r. ID. Walton. and each took
a a, prominent part Miss Colvig and Mr..
walton sang; Mr.. Colvig played on the
walton made brief addresses At the
close OF the meeting one convert was Sc
cured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
BRIDGEPORT
Hoors's Run i5ins WIN Rssum. ro-as,
ana Other Mines Sons Tirns
During Wssk.

Tie N1ores Ron mine % the Hutch
lfFNn coal company viii resume THIS
morning. and viii ie ono ~ tr. A. ~
Fi1.t Tfrre the acceptance n tie vare
scale IL ia expected that ON OF ne
b.E mines 10 tlI4 district Will got on
about TIE middle ~ the week. or AZ
soon A. necessary repairs can BE- made
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ropes and took charge OF the boat
We we're sbou. a mile away from
the Titanic when she went down with
an awful whirl. and a. the same time
terrifying chorus Of desI-'r went
10 from those Who went down with
her
The sea was perfectly calm thai
night but 10 was bitter cold and many
died from exposure IN the life boats
We drifted around from midnight
until $50 in the morning when WITH
he FIRST streak Of dawn. We could see
the dim lrhts of the rescue ship Car.
pathia 10 Tho distance All this time
We were in terrible suspense. moi
knowing whether any ship was coming
10 our rescue or not
Praises csrpathia.
"Our treatment on the Carpathla
wa an that could be desired. and
Captain Rostron ia deserving OF the
greatest praise for the manner On
which he handled this terrible situa.
ton. The demeauor % the passeneera
on the Titanic was remarkable They
seemed 20 be- perfectly calm and there
was no fcmbiance o. a panic when
the PUSHES we're being made for places
IN the li'c boats Captain smith
showed no alarm whatever and the
perfect assurance he gave the pas
senFers ~ FIRST seemed 70 aIlay all
fears
Congressman HuEhcs. father % Mrs
smith. BE- ~ the opinion that the care.
lessness and neglect Of somebody we're
responsible Tor the terrible loss OF lie
and he viii take a prominent pdrt Boz
The iuVesiiraticn which has been
started b. the senate committee.
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Sebastian Winner. % this city. re-
ceived letter Saturday telling OF the
death u his mother. Mrs Mary Win
Tner. az her nome iu D'ngOtanR IA
varia. Germany Mrs WINNER was "a
years q age. and well known % many
or the older residents u this city hav-
Ing formerly resided here Sic "a
Ter husband left BeIIafrs abou, 9s
year. ago. returning 60 their native land
g. spend their declining years Mr.
WINNER died about six years ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
MARTINS FERRY
corrugating works VIII Rssum, I'm Pm
This Morning. Following
ssttisment.

AFTER having been idis for seward
80 ~ account ~ q strike - the for
Ok ing company viii resume lu
I4H thif morning A. ronfererre
Nulch Was neld on saturday sarafarforv
HFIhuE NUHuiH we're made between fba
cnmrany ana tho men. The f0refrrera
Ian plcFetF about the plant Tor several
IAyF and refused % nllo whny OF the
wurkmen 90 enter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

Manager Snodgrass and Joe Jerger,
who have charge OF the organization OF
the Martins Ferry baseball team. are
meeting with success and already
large number OF shares have been sold
TO the members OF the Commercial ASSOC
citation. Uniforms will be ordered some
time this week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

Committees have been appointed at
the Y. NJ. G. A. project, which will be
gotten under way as soon as possible
All OF the churches in the city are
asked 10 appoint committees. which will
cooperate in the matter and make ar
engagements for huge mass meeting.
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HonacntnInr 40 Rn11 go

heilaire lodge or odd Fellows will
hold big meeting Tuesday evening
The analr viii be- in the nature ~ a
ron call and humecOrn 'uE celebration IN
commemorative tho rlnefv-tnIrd amt
tine United states. A baragef yin h.
the concluding feature ~ the aTaIr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

Be.laIre lodge so. - LOYAL order
~ me Moose hold 80 annual services
yeFterfa. afternoon bv attending ser
vices In t.o South uefialre 81 r. church
Rev. q. = Fusfrr delivered the al
dress and music f0r ths0 ccasion was
furnished hF 're E.kf band AMI OHIO
Valley Giee club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
WIN P-rffcA

The base ball team OF the Baraoa
Bible class OF the First NJ. r Sunday
school will get out for practice this
week under the direction OF Manager
Gosney and Captain Way. The boys
claim that they will have one OF the
fastest teams In the vicinity and all OF
the church teams Will be taken on.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

Bellaire city council will hold a regu-
lar meeting Tuesday evening. and an in
teresting session Is promised. The
ordinance providing for the inspection OF
mix In Bella =. which was laid on the
table at the last meeting will come up
for second reading Other important
matters will Je considered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
VIII Have Hearing.

John Jackson, the Kirkwood coIored
boy who was arrested Friday charged
with having stolen a purse containing
tlS from a KirKwood home in which he
was employed. II still In jai land will
have a hearing before the mayor this
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Trnina To- rat

Time and again complaints have been
made about the high speed with which
passenger and freight trains 20 through
the city and AT the meeting OF council
saturday evening attention was called to
this. and the mayor and safety director
will look into the matter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
JULIUS WE'LL.
THE POPULAR STORE.

6lxso unbleaohsd seamless shsets
made OF muslin that could not be
bought for less than 76o; Monday
Wen sell them for $50.
Special sale OF oSc skirting mbroid-
cry, ls inches wide; the widest vari-
ETY. OF patterns and q bargain At $50
q yard.
An lines bleachsd towenng, ls
inches wide. heavy quality; l2lko n
ing mp too. Monday, IL yards FOR
Childrsn's vests for summsr; long
or short sleeves, at l5c each; q 26o
quality.
Pants waists, thu famous Acorn
brand; all sizes, l6o q garment.
serpenans crepe for ktmonas and
dressing saequss, at 1so a yard;
worth lsc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Two Games.

The high school baseball team has
two games scheduled for this week. and
ternoon the Cathedral school team OK
Wheeling will be played at Maccabes
park. and on Saturday the GAINESVILLE
game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

me Eagles ~ this CITY held rofr
annual memorial services In the Hfrh
'.enl au1lf"rium yeetcrdnv afternoon
Nn.nL 10 members tunnel out and
.af.hod % TIE llEh srnooi. led bv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Church Teams.

There is likely 20 he a great deal Of
friendly rivalry between the baseball
teams OF the Kirkwood Presbyterian and
II. F. churches. Lee HOFFMAN Is man
ager and Harry McConnaughy captain
OF the Meth odist team.
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Ordnance Wu1 rt.na

he eIFhf mile an hour limit Tor
auf0e in tho city VIII stand fhfa tsirr
decided on 90 ne reFuIar rnestfnr IN
COUNCIL hold on Saturday evening ne
COMMITTEES which inveatirafef me mat.
20 RI rnif.nE me limit % fifteen miles
~ l1ur i1 certain parts ~ the city 70.
ported unfaV0rahfy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

Several hundred men were present at
the First NJ. r. church yesterday after
noon TO hear an address to men only
given by Jimmie job nson. the evangelist
Of good cheer. Mr.. Johnson's talk was
much appreciated by all who heard
him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Concert and spelling Bee.

The choir OF Trinity Episcopal church
ms completes arrangements for an en-
tertainment in the parish house on Tues
day evening \ Program OF old style
music mas been arranged and following
a spelling bee Will be held for all those
who desire to participate AL are in
Vtted to attend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

~ the FIRST ~ r. Sunday school vas.
teflay morning The hiEn marx fn al.
tendance vas reached. uhfrh ta mon.
hhly Tie record Tor The CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Team Practices.

The candidates for - Bridgeport Ath-
letic Association base ball team. turned
out for practice yesterday afternoon at
the park In Brookside. Most OF the men
team will not be picked for a week or
two.
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Tennis Club.

The members OF the -Voodlawn Tennis
club Will hold an important meeting to-
morrow evening In the rooms OF the
Commercial association. and officers for
the coming season will be elected
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22
Heinlsin WithdraHr.

Hon. J. G. Heinlein. OF this city. has
Withdrawn from the race for Taft deel-
gate, and leaves the field to weems and
kennon. Mr.. Heinlein withdrew Satur-
day for the good OF the cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

The married men OF the Kirkwood
Presbyterian church will play the sin
gle men OF the congregation a game OF
ball at the Macabee park on Thursday
evening OF this week.
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WIN Arran4. Memorial.

The annual memorial services OF the
local lodge OF Maccabees will be ar
ranged for at a meeting OF the commit
tee which Will be held az the Sprague
printing office on Thursday evening.
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VIII Take Active Part.

The local Sunday schools will take
an active part IN the Sunday school
convention which will be held in Wheel
Ing on April 30 and May l-2. The
schools OF this city will march In a body
to the tabernacle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

Lou Henry, the bsrt0n nan who was
a0nafed an office and thereby $1,000
money from f0rolgners ar narf9n viii
have bis hearing before MAYOR Rreso~E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-22

Tie Industrious Dame viii meet on
Llpay evening ~ mis- week ~ the
noine ~ Mrs. ". Foreman on North
ourth street instead ~ Tire ~errtsr
Tine. which g. Thursday afternoon
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Rrothsrhood Meeting.

The Mems sTOtnernood of the West
Wheeling ". r.. Church will hold one Of
their enjoyable sessions at the church
on Friday evening OF this week.
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union Memorial

Inc union memorial services In vvhir1,
leral ~ the local lodges wiii fske
paft The second sunday in June are ha
lnF prepared Tor BY various committees
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Rihia Rtndn CLAM

The Bible study class OF the Jacauet
and Kennon street district, will meet
this evening at 1880. at the home OF Mrs.
John Usher.
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this evening. Henry was released under
a bond OF $3.50 and will be defended by
Attorney w. b. Anderson.