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Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
@nFtaIiide MISUNDERSTANDING
i'm Nriun.

Sir Die morgen i'm 8ereinsbous
itattfinoenoe oierte miiifaliide ".
MISUNDERSTANDING oes Arion bat
WiuIifOirettor s. Sober Oas nafite.
benOe Groeramm aufgeiteIlt:
I. Gbore: a. Wip oIo 3entiidp Some
BON Softer
b Die Seimot golfsweiie.
2. Gontraltoiolo.
Al EbD goice Oon5a
81 4blent (aui 8erlangen) Metcalf
(5rau Morgaret aoonb-SoaauO)
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Serr ". GeOfo.
4. 9aB Colo: 0aOp Sones, Soder
9etric
Serr 81. 9. Miooletou.
&anie.
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Sulipon
Serr SO. S. @alton.
Barton Colo:
Sbree for Sad Sdueers
Serr @. E. Sommer.
7 Yiono : Solo:
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@err 81. g. Gotta.
s. Gornet-0 uett: S poulo
tbat MP 2ooe.. .... WenOelsiobn
Die Serren 90. &. 0opis uno
6ranf @iaioms.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
Sail nrnh berbei.

0amit es NIT Der gri9IieBung Der
&aliqueGen uno anoerer 0iingItoffe
etpas idneller eebe, bat 9lderbouie-
fretdr @ilfon ~ongeoronet, Dab IN
&eno, Neb., elm 8unoeslaboratorium
ongelegt uno bort ale Stoffe, IN be-
men man einen. ftarfen&aligebaIt ber-
mutet, unteriu9t tper0en io1en. 2elt-
tie, tpeIde Observation-Disclosures eir-
Ien0en molten, bnben MIR Oas Horto
fir Die G%inienOung 81 be5ablen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

@eqeu un8uldnglider @elomit'
tel muBten 19 BON ben beItebenoen
10 @benol6ulen, 5 fir WeiBe uttO
8 fir Garbige, gei6loiien DerOen.
Qos lit Die 6olge OaOon, OaB Der
aonqreB Oie fir Oieies Sobr gefor-
oerte 9eniligilng fir abenoidulen
BON $500 auf $4,000 bernnter-
qeihnitten botte. Die 3abl Der nn-
ferrihtenoen 2ebrer miro bon 100
auf ettDa So beruntergeieBt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
SIN iehr Iieber @ein@ iteGte I'D

Gin Iebr Iieber 8eiu6 IteIte ii6
am 10. 6ebruar i'm Sauie oes 9errll
s. geder auf Cottage Sin, q. p
elm. gs NOR Serr Stora, Del6er
oem bort wobnenoen @bepuar, Serr1l
@m. S. 8eder unO ieiner @emnbl-
in @race, geb. Bauer, elm 1917 Pfo.
fdtDeres MGO1en bra9te. 9ie iurl-
ae Mutter uno ibr @rltgeborertes be-
iinoen fi4 mobl.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Drei neuOermGblte @bepanre,
Serr uno Srou Sermann 2ehner,
Serr uno Srnu s. @olfrom nno
Serr uno Srali Soiepb @olf befan-
Sen fih in Ser frobliden @eieai4aft,
Die am Dorigen Sreitag abeno in
Snining gitD BEL einem feinen Set
mobl oos 30. @iegenfelt Der 6ron
Sermann Slider feierte. au9 Serr
un0 6rau Jranf giderton uno Capt.
6. z. Sawegler nebit @emablin ma
rem ontpeieno. Mebr als elm Sodit
purOe allsgebra6t uno mebr als Elm
@las DurOe geleert auf oas Bobl
0es @eburtstagstinOes.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24
greebenit
Der Serausseber

Ger Bielige @eianOte Gotta sri
cos. Gennor @alpo, erbielt ON Wtitt-
mod abeno aus Console, Der Soilpt-
ftoot ieines Seimotltaates, cine 0epe-
Ide, tpefhe nur oos cine @ort u@ro-
beben" entbielt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

3um crltenmal miro oas Ster-
nenbonner Die nod Der anfnabme
5tpeier reuer Staaten, Seem Weerico
unO Mri8ora ibm 3~ufommenoen 0pei
neuen Gterne am A. Sllli oieies Sab
res 5eigen. Die fir ben @ebrdudj
Onfel Cams %beltimmten 6obnen nit
48 dnItatt nit 46 Sternen Ueroen,
IobaI6 Der Straightforward unO Der
WearineIefret1r enti6ieOen baben, an
tueIfer Gtele i'm blaren Selo Die 2
nelten 5terne ben plten bin8ugefiigi
meroen ioaen, in Dem Depot oes 4r-
NEE . 0uortiermeiiters in Ybilaoel-
pbia ongefertigt.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

8 a Ser @bgeoronete Mc9inleD Die
2eitunq Der Gait : &ugne : SEQ
mites iibernommen bat, 10 tit emit
peilen ser Mbgeoronete @bas. s.
8urfe BON Siio : 9afota 3um Bor-
Siber oes republifanii6en 9ongreB-
fomttes ernnnnt Doroen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Der iabrIide Masfenbal Oes San
aerbnn6s tuirD bener, tmO aluar IL
6ermOrgem, MOntag, in Der Singer
bumObale n~bgebalten. Der Bah per-
tiert Oa6nrd ben Gbarafter Der Def
fentlidfeit, iuirO aber nm 10 bergniig'
IidDer fid fir bic MiitglieOer nno be-
ren Tamilien eeitalten.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Der srOkc iG6rIide Masfen6aIl
Oes Wermanin MGnnerdOrs, iueIder
bon 0mnoerten bon imnaen Ser3en 10
ieBniiidtig erpnrtct lumrOe, Itebt nm.
mittclbar Dor Der Cir. St finOet il.
%bermOrsen, MOntas, int alien M1a.
ionic SsmpIe itatt,
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Ger s. Suui 1T feitgeiest oIs Der
goq, an pel9em beg Columbus
@tanobtl0 auf Dem groBen fretetl
9Iobe Dor benz 3entralbabnbof ent.
biinf tperOen Ioa. Mdn glaubt, Dob
lih an 10000 Mitglieoer beg Or
oens Der nGolumbusritter" an Der
gntbiiaungsfeier beteiligen tperoen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

Die bielige Central 2obor Union
oob om abeno bon 8aibingtonS Sc
burtstoa i'm SEEM @bbitt 81 @bren
Ser 4rbeiterfiibrer Sam. @ompers
uno Sranf Nlorriion Elm lebr gut be-
5uhtes unO glGnaenO perlautenes
6elteIien.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

@erionoInoti5en iiber SterbefdI,
lie, @ebirterb Saufen, Srounngen
etc, perOen bon Dem p@oibington
SouruaI~ itets bereitpiGigit our Ser
0ffentIiduno enteeseuoenommen.
Washington Journal., 1912-02-24

GOuObI in TIniden ipie bOm SAT-
st Semri6s Bier Elm tSitIid Naf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
sens, Drunk Back.

Saturday night a Wbeem1x man ar
rived in Warvood IN a pretty drunken
state. - D. IL said. snd shortly after
SetiinE OF the a he sat down on
the sidewalk a. the corner 81 Eish-
ieenfh aud Main streets and AS
soon fast asleep ToNn Sergeant
'onner aUakened him and put Rim
- a Nhrei.ns huunG car The foun
has no piace 20 keep such vioiafers.
and n 10 we're taken 20 the Ohio
county al y souid nave cosf o. Al.
MISSION 70 and 81 cents for he board
over SUNDAY pifh Is ~ufs for Non.
cay breakfast before heing tried b.
~ mayor here The mar So known
20 - Ton Dor ~ pay r Zee and n
EiFeu = iail seufenrs ne town would
have had 20 rsT BE teepfnG IN M
a EFufleman uho 49, fhs msr pus
On , car remarsed thar fhaf "a.
fne h~Ft nrruwerf - had se~n 70
aruoof to have = torkup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

The Dunn viyimus yiyamus club
will give a dance tomorrow evening
In their club rooms in the WaIke@
building.
There were about one
from this city who did not GET an
ways ear the tabernacle yesterday
TO hear Billy Sunday speak. as the
doors were closed and locked at 1
o'clock.
W. II. johnson returned 10 hI. homo
mere Cleveland. Ohio. where he
mad been the past week on business
isaac Rodgers. OF Second street,
was called TO West Liberty on Satur,
day on account OF the serious illness
Of his brother Samuel.
james G. Blaine Circle No 2 Ia.
dies or the G.. A.. r.. held a very i'm
noon.
Mrs. Charles McClain. who under.
went an operation AZ the Glendale
hospital a few days ago was removed
10 her home on Second street Satur.
gay afternoon. She is showing great
Improvement.
p y Hood returned Saturday from
Smithheld. where he was visiting
~ anu rriaiiNes TOT the past
week.
p ' Rhoads. pastor % the Ffrsf
" y church. delivered a very inter
esting sermon last evening 10 a large
audience
The newly organized literary socie
y o. calvary " v. church viii hold
their hrst regular meeting on Friday
evening
, e Caldwell Pos, q 4 r.. held r.
very Important meeting On SATURDAY.
evening and transacted msnv mat
fers
Caretaksr Schafer - the lake 81,
he camp ground. stated that ~
you'd clean re SNOW from TIE isks
and thai Skating would ~ IN good
SHAPE today
Mr and Mrs Abb Brock vii return
20 fav from Ciarkshurr ufere fher
have bent ~ past seek visiting r~ia
lives and friends
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
WARWOOD
Busy Week In Town.

The Lenten season has caused
things socially TO be somewhat quiet
in Greater Warwood. but IL has not
had any effect on the commercial
activity of the municipality. being just
the reverse, Warwood having seen
the busiest week for a long time.
last week, particularly In the building
line and the letting OF contracts fof
the erection OF buildings as soon as
spring opens. From time TO time the
lntelliBenoer has made mention OF the
new buildings and houses to be erect
ed. but the latest and largest build
ing TO be erected this spring will be
the one by John l.. Hoffman, who has
been In h ice business on A large
scale for the past several years. The
building will be erected on six large
lots recently purchased BY Mr.. HoT-
man In North Warvood near Main
and Twenty-second streets. and a part
Of Il will be devoted to offices and a
large room in which all public meet
ings may be held. council and board
OF trade sessions. ~ we'll as for lodge
meetings. The other part Of the up
stairs VII h. devoted to offices. There
are several local companies. including
= Wheeling lumber concern. that want
10 establish a branch office In War
wood, and ~ II likely hat they will
lease rooms In the Hoffman buildfnr
The rround floor VIII BE- devoted 20 a
roller skating rink and other forms Of
amusement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Hu Eafh-rne Unf~rvu-1f save .
tritEfffri ra~r fa Say - hrr roraf
freris sf har huma FridaF evening"
an horor ~ Miss szloms uaun. ne
rnpuiar End rrrfv dauEhter ~ ~
80 Mr. n raum. ~ Csnfsr War
800 TIE eariF bows esrs delight
fuilF sp~rf in PLAYING 81 various
rames snd ufh rorai and iusfru-
urnfal E.-@ s.@ 9Th the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

c. A. G~lossner. "a Ontario St.
Rochester. n. Y, has recovered from a
long and severe attack OF kidney
trouble. his ure being due TO Foley
Kidney pills. After detailing his case.
he says: Il am only sorry / did not
learn sooner OF Foley Kidney pills. In
a few DAYS time my backache com
pletely left me and ! felt greatly I'm
proved. Ny kidneys became stronger.
dizzy spells left me and I was no
longer annoyed AZ night. 7 feel 100
per cent better since using Foley Kid.
ney Pills" Tonic in action. quick IN
results. Try them.
For sale by Coleman & Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
LID ON BECKLEY
Drastic orsinsrcs psss.s Thas VII
- sto-sa Asfsis ara
LfeeW efakf~a

HECELEY. W Va WauF -rts
~ e r. = nerkisr a f-asH- 81.
Ia has lusf been rsssef o. - rifr
ccurrn n s 80 rasuf - can
ran m rrosr--s fur aore ssrEa 49,
ard vas urref ~ mnis'rrs sd tsr.
80 arue1rn1 tafrre 80 rnnrrIr D.
rce~r frrr strr-s fnr-
tcfss NFsrT sfablrs SO ofh.r 49,
r~ss~s ~ surfaf. l-rrnr fr.a Sea-
civ or-u go fhsT fo fn pr~.rrIn.
flrra aInra
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
" "a sEs 20 s.ssr
~ n1nrnnnr rr~nwr

~ Mnr Mar NJ Camntar fe4sfrr e
sat 70 TOO uIinrs f1 fur.
az Nr1rlrr snua rssr.
~ naa r rra Fnuf TIE a
~ crl4lla to rarlrlara II fha f~r
e &C. harrU Crustr ~ Cnaria
" anl EaEsns Nsrrrrsiaef 81
nsrrssr errnEr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
Quarterly Tea 10 ee oIv,n

This evening in the parlors OF the
First VI. f. church the Woman's For.
eign Missionary society OF the First
VI. L. church will give their quarterly
tea. The Standard Bearers and the
mission class have had an invitation
extended them to attend. and II prom.
ises TO be a very pleasing affair. The
program arranged Is a lengthy one
and will be carried out in every de
tail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Pro- a~rrEs A. Hrt ran-a
-afurlaT fuw g Luln ahs-s b.
Has nftrlrr r. wa - ~ 80 g.
rrrlera ferur-arf ri fta -
~ ffwnfrra hrrnrr
ffsHrfs n rrnat-~n
Hr o. -afr-a 80 49,
a rW aa
Nr Err srf 80 Ufrrra uas
FL rnrtrrrH % arrrrrf 81
60 laan r e. o.
Fl rs urr 10 nfa arr
rf ~. - 49, ffls arsrrnrr
a. rrf n 80 nrsfIan rfnrrf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Methodist Episcopal churches in this
part OF the state. Rev. w. p. Nc
hurry. general secretary OF the de-
partment OF NJ. Y. church extension.
made the principal address, while a
dozen other ministers participated in
the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

-araaF ereuluE 10 Wl-fscr
srt1oI RI Bat Bottom. u~ar here.
tsd q del rtffli euferfalnmsrf In ~
arcrl blIiilnE pro- Laureua -
AelstrrH save a rradinE vhiie 80
~ " 7 Nlnluea - 80 preatr.
ferlar rturrh fel1rsref ar Interest
luE arireas A. silver OFrrfrr -
uErr o. E~art noffn-n Enhtafh
wtanI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Irr county court me- esfr-fsv
a~'teruouu Eifh r-nmmissionsrs p =
hohinson sud y ~ Uisr present a
humber - BILE esrs auditsf 40
orteref fo ~ PAD Ths ~ ~
io@erh ssrras anf fhaf - y ri
hauh@rs uers adufff@f % u-oh.ss
arf q y Corrarr 80 snurr.f -
uinisfrafor - fha r~rsarsf .s.s.. -,
af@ Villas tnwer uHH W W
IwHr~r rs surety Rs-k.
a 1aarel as afu -s-stnr - So
1885 state ~ ~ Uamk@rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
To Change Quarters.

The M~oundsville Athletic elab re
Gently organized in this city. with
headquarters In the basement OF the
Rig Store. a; the corner OF Third street
and Jefferson avenue. have taken a
lease on the second floor OF the sane
building and gill remove into their
new quarters to-day They have a
membership % about seventy members
snd 80 there H. = limit 90 the mem.
bership. 81 whO ars thinking Of Join.
ing the club are advised 10 do 40 Al
nee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
Socialists Had MeetIna.

The local Socialist party held a
meeting last evening in the Thea
forum on Jefferson emu The prin-
cipal speaker of III evening was
John Brown. who delivered a very
interesting lecture and answered
many questions asked him during the
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
BENWOOD FIRM
ADMITS GUILT
slight tlnee impoSsd On Dsawesd
erswins Company for Misbrand-
~ AnwozD.
vA@s:nfsos:., 49,.


.WAnUU0EoI. 80 q
On October -. 1911. the United
States attorney for the northern dis
trict OF West Virginia. acting upon
the report by Secretary OF Agricul
ture Wilson. fled six informations in
the district court Of the United States
for std district Against the Benwood
Brewing company. alleging shipment
by the latter In violation Of the pure
food and drug act on or about Octo-
Der 10, 1910. from the state OF West
Virginia into the state OF Ohio Of ss2
bottles Of beer which we're mis-
branded.
On October %, 1911. the defendant
pleaded guilty to the three informa-
lions charging misbnnding of the
lots Of beer labeled respectively, Gam
brinus. N. Scalee 4 Son. Holster Co
lumbus. and was fined SO and costs
In each case. The two cases involv-
ing the beer labeled respectively
Franklin Brewing co. and Columbus
Brewing Co. were continued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
HUNTSVILLE
|1nasshoIi County Rspubiiean Exseu'
tive Committee Holds
/. Meetino.

= The Manhali county RspublicaA
oeoutive committe held q very In
DortAnt meeting a the hsadeuartsgs
= he Aarshall County hank buil11ng
nnst Saturday afternoon A peetcca
VA pssssntsd BY T. d. Leach q -
half - the Roosevelt forces. rog1oot-
lng . presidential primary. which
Was agreeable with the oomm1tfee.
DsoviAing the money - dsfray en-
Densss could b raised H. commit
tee named to take up The shove mat
ter 10 composed OF c. H. Hunter. n
W. Watson and Arthur miller. An
ether o0mmfttss vas oomposed Of O.
mAry elsctioa. 70 - held In conjunc-
ton with ~ etnts primary on June
T. Both q ths above committees are
10 make tho1R reports At the next
meeting utoht March 16.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
HUNTINGTON CHURCH
DEDICATED 9uNOAv

Special D4spsfh TO the InteIixsnoer.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. March B.
The handsome new Johnson Ne
mortal church was dedicated here to
day. II 10 n OF the h~andsomset
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
Caught shoolftina

A young led BY the name % VII
Jams Vas caught shoplring ~ the
I've a ten cen Store - the r q.
Myers = Company lasf SATURDAY. even
ma snd sas taksn before Squire g. q.
Mnght. ghsre he receired p severe
lecture and made return - tn Eoods
sfoisn ptich 10 nd IN bic possession.
end Ief a. On account - o. bsing his
trst oreuse and be heinE - younr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
Pension ptta

Senator Watson has introduced the
following bills:
For an increase OF pension to David
c. Morgan Of Buckhannon, Daniel
Powell Of Clarksburg and William
Plate of Wood county.
All have been f~avorably recon-
mended by the senate committee on
pensions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

she had with them. The amount OF
the suit is $3.50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Among the Vets virsinians in the
city last week have been Kent wv.
Scott. Of Elkins; Colonel A. r. Stall
ings. Of Parsons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Wesley Mandy has been appointed
postmaster at Brilliant. Putnam coun
ty. vice A. ]. Mills, resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Congressman Covinston. the Demo
cratic leader from Maryland. speak.
ing In reference to political condt
tons, stated that Governor Woodrow
Wilson has a stronger hold to-day
upon the rank and fie of the party
he represents than William ]. Bryan
ever had. Mr.. Covington IL neutral
In the matter OF a selection of a Dem
ocratic candidate. but he declares
that the congressman who is found
TO be lined up against Wilson will
encounter much trouble in the politi.
cal lists this fall.
In reference to the Republican stu.
alton, Mr.. Covington did not care to
state his belief. but he prophesied
dire fates for those Democratic con.
gressmen who are found arrayed
against Wilson, whom he described
as the popular choice OF the Demo
Gratis In the present campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
Win orpssIrs JunIer Circle.

At the regular meeting Of the War.
wood circle Of the nng's Daughters
TO be held In the home Of Mrs. Ed
ward Elliott on Tuesday afternoon.
March II. preliminary plans will be
made TO form q junsor Kings Daugh-
tiers circle. admitting an the little
misses Of Greater Warwood.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Secretary Pugh " Congressman
Hughes office has been called TO his
home In Huntington by a death in
his immediate family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Senator Chiffon has spent the fore
part OF the week at his home In
Charleston attending TO business mat.
tiers at the capital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
Warwood erIsfs and P.non.l,.


Pannill Garden, assistant d~oorkeep-
or at the last session Of the West Vir.
slnia legislature. returned home SAT-
uroay from Petersburg and left last
evening for Washington on political
business.
george B. Fuller, who has for SONS
tme been chief mechanical drauehts-
man at the Packers Motor Car Com
pany plant here. left Saturday night
TOT Detroit, where he has accepted a
similar position with the Crescent
AIT system Company. a concern man.
ufacturing self starters for autos.
hev and Mrs. w. B. FRAGILE. of
Elizabeth. are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Valentine Drummond during the
Sunday revival.
Miss Irene Alexander, Of Eight
eenth street, has for her guest Miss
Margaret Sturm, OF Littleton.
George Crow. OF Cumberland. Ohio.
Is visiting r. A. Alexander, OF Eight.
eenth street.
Miss Eula Jones has resigned her
position at the Victoria Theater.
wheeling. on account OF Ill health.
Mrs. j. A. Smith will leave this
week to join her husband. who re-
Gently accepted a position in PhiladeI-
phia, she being detained here owing
to the Illness OF her youngest child.
DIR. and Mrs. A. c. Lambert will
probably leave this week TO make
their home at Red House. near
Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bowler. of
" heeling. have removed here and are
Tor the present making their home
with Mayor and Mrs. Charles II, Dow
Ter. OF Main street.
Saturday afternoon the thirty-odd
men employed on the construction OF
the lock and dam opposite South
Warwood received their monthly pay.
II Is expected that the force will be
increased to owe a hundred this
week to push the work forward with
all rapidity.
Thomas p. Kindelberger. the vii
lage barber, will eopen his shop for
business this morning. after having
been laid on for the past week with
a badly cut thumb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Senator Watson returned yesterday
from a "trip through West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04

Even a man in Jail is past finding
cut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
Board Of Trade to outline Work..

1t 10 said that the warwood board
OF trade will likely hold q special ses-
sion In b near future to make plans
Tor moro active work among the
many members this spring and sum-
mer. that each member use his In
nuence In securing new Industries
Tor Greater Warwood and that they
eport their progress at the regular
~ OF the body. II appears. ac-
cording TO one OF the members, that
the meetings ave been &C poorly at
oenoed recently that no effective bust
ness could be done for the betterment
ot tne town. II is the intention to
have the secretary notify ali the 20
members and have them attend the
special meeting. that plans nav he
laid and worked out this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
society VIM Msst ReeviarIy.

Regardless OF the Rev. "Biliy" Sum
day meetings. the Ladies' Aid society
OF the warwood Christian church win
meet az usual on Thurnday after
noon at the church. where they will
continue to make quilts and fancy ar
ticles 70 be sold to assist In paying on
the debt on the new edince.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-04
Arss,s W. Hedamsn Case In TIL
Term.

Ju1Ds Frank W. Nesbitt held a
aAort ssssion OF circuit court on Sat
yr0ay Afternoon and set the date of
Al1suh 1Ssfor the hearing % the $751;
- damage suit Of A. r. Arnold
agAiDlt b. r. Hodgman. both OF this
city, for defamation Of character.
Nlde special pleas. embodyiuG those
81 privilege Of oo0munication, truth
\f the charge and that Of not guilty.
were fled with the court for copsid
srstion By Attosnsys McCamic and
showacrs. COUNSEL for the defense. II
was thought that this case would NOT
come up 1t this term Of court. hut
after he court reconsidered the maj.
ter made the above announcement on
Saturday.
teks Verdict 10 es Set AsIde.
JON p. Arbenz. OF Wheeling an.
peetng for the board Of education
11oee application for a new trial on
11e1rday afternoon before Judge r
" Nesoitt In the case of HaIIie
SemesrJamison We. the board OF edu.
cation. The court sustained the ruI.
Ing OF Justice Of the Peace W. M,
Hsez. OF this city. he deciding In
1avor Of Mrs. Jamisou. who 10 suing
|xor wages she claims are due her az
n music school teacher in the school
OF Benvood and McMechen. she con.
tending that the board OF education
Pof Union district violated a contract