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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
MADE RECORD
Racing Machine That Passed Through
This City last Week Returns
With Record.

The mud spattered Cadillac racer
that passed through this city on its
way westward toe the indianapolis
races on last Tuesday from Portland.
Ne. made the trip without a stop.
The two, young men took turn about
az the wheel and piloted the racer
through without n mishap. They
we're spattered With mud and covered
with dust and almost exhausted from
the strain that they had undergone.
but were in attendance at the races
nevertheless.
The time consumed on the road
was IS hours and 25 minutes. which
Is a record considering the roads they
had 70 travel over. They travelled
from POULAND, southwest 20 Baltimore
where the National road was struck.
after which they turned the machine
toward the west and passed through
Cumberland. Nd. Washington. Pa.
Wheeling. Columbus n hundreds q
smaller towns.
Before returning they will visit ali
OF the western and the Pacific. coas,
states and will be gone for several
months. One Of the tires was nat
when they reached the Indiana state
line. but they kept straight on TO
their goal without a stop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
T%ELEGRAPHIC TIPS

WASHINGTON-Presiaent TAFT to-
DAY granted an unconditional pardon TO
willard y. Jones. OF Portland. OREGON.
convicted OF land frauds.
CHICAGO-The body of a young
woman who registered at a Van Buren,
street hotel as Ellen Johnson, South
Bend. Ind was found to-day. Iudira-
tions We're that she had taken her life
by swallowing carbollc acid.
WASHINGTON. u. g-The house
Judiciary committee to-day agreed TO re-
port fuvOrahly the Norris resolution.
aimed - the tn-cailed coffee trust In
the United states.
IA CROSSE. Wis-Women Of Wis
consiu have organized 60 light the
woman suffrage movement In this state.
tHICAGO-FTva open air schools for
children Of Chicago D have tubercuIo-
sis tendencies. will be opened this sum
mcr IN place OF the three which have
been contIried for the last two years.
CLINTON. Mass-Due man WAS
wounded 10y a bullet from a poliCeman's
during a fight between officers
and O. band 90 striking l-n'aster mill
weaver to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
MERRIOTT
Selected As One Of the OFFICIALS Of the
southern Training sehOels-wm
Leave Shortly.

Prof. A Z. Marriott. physical 'df-
rector Of the Young Mems Christian
Association. who just n few years ago
took charge OF the work In the local
gymnasium. having come TO this city
from Buffalo, y. Y, where he Was in
charge OF the work In the Y. N. c. A.
originally from Elizabeth. ". j., has
gained a wide circle OF friends in this
city,
IL vas recently announced that Prof
Merriott was to have charge OF the
summer our at the Southern Asso-
citation summer school,. which will be
located at Black Mountains, North
Carolina. in the Blue Ridge noun.
tains. The association takes in alIot
the Y. NJ. G. AS south OF the Mason
and Dixon line. and is one OF the
largest athletic institutions for sum.
mer training in the world. Prof. Mer
riott will teach rythmical gymnastics,
which is unknown in this vicinity. II
was never taught in the local gym,
nasium.
Prof. Marriott is highly honored,
having received the appointment from
the International committee. which re
Gently met in New York city, 10 de
eide upon the teacher for the position
The work in the local gymnasium
will be in charge OF some capable
tutor. who will be announced in a few
days. Prof. Marriott will not leave
until about July 2 or 3. as the course
is only TO be for July and August.
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had been enscted Lafayette Graner.
chairman 81 he Committee. INTRODUCED
seorge Butts. who was master OF cere-
monies. Attorney Lee r. Dobbs deliv-
cred an address OF welcome. and a re-
ply from H. 9 Deacon Underwood
vas greeted with applause. The q b
Pelly a9ALtet rendered several selections
and Esft~rt Moore's recitation. a Green
I~Dutchman's Troubles" was well received.
Attorney John y Arbenz was the prin-
clpd speaker. and he dweit upon the ben
cnt OF q fraternity. a. u develops broth
erly love and the spirit OF f~riendNness.
Mr.. Arbenz also pok In behalf of An .
benefit OF the Pythian lodges. Other
speakers were g. H. Neitzel aud A. w.
RAIDER. Refreshments and luncheon were
served al the conclusion OF the pro-
gram. Baltimore lodge ~ now among
ths largest lodges In the state and the
Law Of fythiantsm requires six subor-
dinate lodges in n state before the SUI
premc lodge can be organized and Bal
timore lodge was the sixth In the state
OF Vets Virginia. which permitted this
state 10 have "A supreme lodge.
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Born-To AR ana Mrs HAIRY T,sp
OF Norih Nsrwopd. a ten pound son. on
sunday night
Contractor George Reed BEGAN fAe
carpenter work on the ". Z r Con
nelly store rom and dwelling Yesterday
On North Main street
ohn W~eishusus turned ouf hts ftrs,
Wugnn 81 hts new wagon factory in
Nortn Narwood yesterday for Moore a
Moore. local merchants
Carl keter. one Of tho oldest resi-
dents IN town. left yesterday 10 spend a
rev weeks with relatives and frierds ~
nhtoa. . He was companie By Les
ter smith. lis grandson.
WiIinm krosf and family have moved
lnlo The Hun property "a North War
Miss Hazel winters Is ~rerove-f-r from
n several weeks illness u~f-tyuhoiG fever
Tie carpenter work ON ne = D PIN
Joy residence on Vance avenue. was be-
gun yesterday
Miss Jean bay ras returned from "a
Wet IN pc~nuEyivanIn
Master Alfred WaIahaus o. able Of, ba
out after being Boz bed Tor a. week with
Ivy poisoning
Mrs Charles r. Miller and -frugbtars
irft yesterday for n visit win rsfrffy.g
ans friends az Portsmouth,. ID
Nilford McGinV is wing AZ hir home
m -outh Wnrwuod seriously 800 with fy.
rh0id fever
Mrs Glen oIdGsIf ~ r~ittssu-rs 81.
visitinE Mrs Margaret Jones. 81 Twen-
uefh street
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She shows no trsee otthe effects Of the dis
ease. and Is now four years old. one Dor Of
Cuticura Ointmeut. and one OF Cnticura soap
was all that we used m ereeting the cure.
tSigned) Mrs r. ID. Link. June q. 1911.
Al who delight IN = clear shin, soft, white
bands. = clean. wholesome scalp and live.
Eioty hair, viii and C1tieura soap. assisted
by cutteura Otntnent. most successful IN r-ai-
hing every erpectation- These pure, sweet
and gentle emoliienr are admirably adapted
20 preserve the health Of the skin and scalp
OF infants and children. and 70 prevent minor
eruptons or humon fron becoming chronic.
They may be used With confidence from the
hour OF birth. CIticura Soap and Ointment
ere sold e~verywhere. Liberal sample oftach
mailed free. Vtth 12-p. book on the care Of IN,
skin Address. "Cuticura" Dept. T., Boston-
Iendertaced men shouh shave with Qua
eura Soap shaving Stick
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Discouraged WOMAN
NOW WELL AND STRONG

offered me absolutely free treatment
for al long as ! needed IL. accepted
this kind offer and started treatmena,
and now I want everyone to know
what great good you have. done for
n sufferer. ! do not tell IL because
YOU gave me free treatment, but be-
cause you have about cured me. and
others should know Il.
I am now almost as strong as I
was when | first took sick / feel so
strong nov hat I am going to do my
own washing again and take care OF
my house. All my pains and head
aches which had almost set me crazy
have nov vanished. This Is a bless
ing 10 me-. My eyes do not burn now
and | feel better than in years past
in every possible way. l can eat and
sleep fne
Use this publicly for II is written
10 give other sufferers hope again.
after all other doctors and medicines
have failed to give them relief.
bSigned). Gratefully.
MRS. VICTORIA WRSTLAKE.
ISL 18TH St. Wheeling. W. Va"
The United Doctors treat among
other ailments. chronic diseases o;
the nerves. blood. kidneys. heart,
liver. bladder. spine. including rheu.
matism. paralysis. epilepsy. gail
stones. goitre. dropsy. constipation
dyspepsia. catarrh. deafness, asthma,
neuralgia. rupture and diseases OF
women and diseases of men.
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Wheeling Woman the Latest to Tell
Public Miraculous Results Of the
United Doctors Treatment.


What Greater praise can be bestow-
ed upon any system OF medicine than
for some sick and discouraged person
TO say that this new system OF medi-
cine cured them after all other doc
tors and medicines failed? What
greater proof can be offered to show
h merits OF such q new system OF
9iedicine that an the course OF less
than a month receives the public en-
dorsement OF dozens OF sick and hil-
ings
The United Doctors who have their
Wheeling Institute in the McLain
building. AT ~ Twelfth street. near the
corner OF Market. are daily receiving
testimonials pvaising their United
system OF medicine. Each testimonial
is OF extra interest TO the sick for
they have practically all come from
people who have been sick and ailing
for years and most of whom went TO
the doctors as a last resort with little
expectauSn Of a cure.
The following letter written BY
Mis-. Victoria Westlake, OF Isl
Twelfth street. Wheeling. shows sin
cere n deep gratitude for>the great
good done for her by these expert
medical specialists:
Wheeling. w. Va. June 3. 1912.
To the United Doctors.
Dear Doctors want TO express
10 you publicly the deep gratitude IN
. my heart for the wonderful help YOU
a given me for my awful illness.
was sick as Won know for years and
hardly able 10 walk a great deal Of the
time owing TO my extreme weakness
and terribly run down system. I have
been sick ever since my baby died five
years ago. n my life has been mis-
cradle almost every moment.
This vas my condition when
went to YOU institute I'm the McI.air
building less han three weeks ago
and I was discouraged and practically
hopeless.
fN6w all this Is changed. for though
am a foreigner and had little money
In fact not even enough 10 paw 70
the medcines. you without question
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
PUTS KIDNEYS
IN FINE SHAPE
chas. r. Goethe q Co. ~ Twelfth ST,
Or VIII MenkemeIler. 1929 Eor
St. Guarantee Thompson's
earosms for All Kidney,
Liver and Bladder
Aiiments-

II YOU : have Bright's disease.
se~iatica. rheumatism. lumbago. back
ache. dropsy. dizzinsss or palpitation.
don't worry. One 50c bottle OF Thomp-
sons Barosma will prove TO you that
IL is the best medicine on earth to
drive poisonous secretions. including
uric acid, from the kidneys.
It's a purely vegetable remedy. Is
Barosma, and contains no harmful
drugs. It's a liquid preparations. as
simiiates Immediately and acts on
Kidneys at once. As a kidney remedy.
its equal has vet to be compounded.
while for female ailments and for chill
dren unable TO control the bladder
during sleep. IL has a remarkable
record OF cures. soc and 81 "A bottle.
Whert constipation Is present. be
sure and ALSO use Thompson's Dan.
delion and Mandrake Pills. They are
purely vegetable. % cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
AWARD CONTRACTS
FOR NEW SCHOOL
ELo GROVE CITY FATHERS HOLD
BUSY SESSION.
Many Other Important Matters Com
saderod by out-ths-Pfke Council
Last Evening.

The T~riadelphia District Board Of
met last evening In regular
session at the office OF Or. Leech X.
Sracraft on Main street. Elm Grove.
Z ne full membership was present. and
several matters of importance were
brought before the board. Architect
George :. Mooney was present. and sub
n1itted the plans for the Improvement
TO the Beech Glen school az Pleasant
ALLEY. District Superintendent OF
school J. H.. Lazear was present and
board.
Bids for Ne improvements TO the
aseeh Glen school were opened and
Tor walk and wallrA u. Imhon. 1910
LOT improvements TO buildings only.
@ohn Boyd; ST, sI2I for wall and walk
wall and walk only. John w. Raw.
sfSI.50 complete: John W. Emmerth.
sso5l1 for wall and walk only; John
Mufry. $4,000 for wall and walk only.
walk onlv.
The contract was given to the two
lowest bidders. l.. T f%1nngan receiving
Tie contract for the wood work. and
Vincent Nercellotti receiving the con-
t'act Tor placing wall and concrete
taNcment. Work on the improvements
VIII start IN the very near future.
has charge or building che Mount Leon
Schopl was 20 the cCect that he had
the oh one torn down and waSstarted
on the new % improvements will
also be made Q" all OF the other country
school where needed. Members OF the
board viii make an inspection OF them
'-iS week.
Architect Mooney was also instructed
- submit plans and specincations for
pavement ~ front and walks Of con-
,rete - Mount de Chantal school at
thc next meeting - the board. which
WIl be held on the 25th OF his month.
several bills We're also ordered uaIl.
the proposal ~ adding another year To
TIE Elm Grove High school was brought
up by superintendent l.azear and acted
upon At present the school has but
q two-Nctr term. and the residents in
general are Ia favor OF increasing II 10
three years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
Wheeling Rheumatics
Now Get Relief at Home

What chance does any sufferer take
Nhfu NIrlfo' ls guaranteed 20 relieve
sl'l1atIamf ~Tfe>worst symptoms IN
Nlrif0 q praFrripffou-uot a patent
mH1irire-f free from Opiates and Sarro-
Ngrif9" is o. sro-lfc. positive d, 80
n tl1U Qal"kIy removing nI arrra and
pains in swollen and inramed Joints and
auA NWherlrg them up in a
name that viii ~aIrprfss YOU
'n - ErafIeH y Goethe a. Co to-day.
Frf "a g. box % "Nurff1." and FEEL
work E7'tHrg he's ever done what fhfs
rrrrHrITfiru VII A..
.ompoInfrf hy the NaEsfraf Chsrf-
"a. CO.. Fiafir0n bids New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
CONSOLIDATION
or Baltimore anA Island Lodges OF
Knights OF Pythihs Elected
Last Might.

Last evening ln tire lodge rooms in tie
tiaPcher building. Baltimore lodge No Is
and Island lodge NO 1g6. Knights nf
Pythids. were consolidated under TIC
charter OF Hpltimors lodus baltimore
lodge now has one 81 the largest mem
hersh'ps Of any Pythian organization in
the state.
The meeting was opened with the reg
ul'r ession. and after lie consolidation
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English Lutheran sunday school.

Arrangements are being made to form
an English Lutheran Sunday school
mere There are quite a number OF rest
dents who are members Of that de-
nomination residing IN this community
VINO nnd u too far for their children
TO attend Sabbath school in whesIine
II Is likely that by next SUNDAY ar
engagements can he completed 10 hold
me hrst services In the North warwood
school building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
BOW MAN NAMED
For Senator by the Democrats Of the
Fifth Senatorial District.

Spcclnl dispatch 10 the I~u'elIlEencer
HUNTINGTON. W. Va. June g.
The Democrats Of tho Fifth Senatorial
district and the sixth Judicial district
met in convention here today. Hon.
stuart Il. Bowman. Of Huntington.
former leader Of the Democrats in the
lower house. vas unanimously nomi-
mated for State Senator.
Hon. ID. +. Wilkinson. of Hamlin.
Lincoln county. was unanimously
nominated for Judge Of the Sixth Ju,
dicial district.
The Congressional nominating con,
ventlon and Congressional delegate
conventions or the Fifth district will
be held here tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

X. \. Riggs. OF weich. W. Va. -
visiting hts family in this city.
Miss Kathryn Fulton was the
guest sunday OF Mrs. Fred Horton. OF
WarwOod.
Karl y. Han. OF Oberun. o., Is
visiting relatives I'm Wellsburg.
Miss G%enevievc Barth. Of Mounds
vile. is listing relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Leibfarth visit
ed relatives In Wheeling Sunday.
Elmcr Hongh' and family have left
for Annapolis. Ind. to witness the
~departura % their son and brother
m his first training trip. tByron Is q
cadet at the naval academy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

LAST evening the in charge
OF tue arrival tO.be given by the Love
Isnd Fire and Protective association in
soItn Narwood on Tune % and 2s. %
which David l.. Pool s. chairman met
az The engine house with tire 9th er
Of tire company and perfected
s~IIhhsements for the an-ir. A hose
thce between the Loveland ard War
Wool IRE companies will be pulled on
AZ the opening Of the carnival. whti.
olnFT amusing stunts will be on the
program The anair - given a. nav
on the debt on the Loveland engine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
WARW00D

NJ. A. Clark. owner Of the largest
orchard IN hts part OF to- state. a,
Glenn's rum. North warwood. stated
last evening that his sweet cherries
viii be ready for marker this week. that
his several hundred trees were literally
loaded down with cherries and that the
late cherries viii be ready for market
In u few weeks.
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scratch continually. We used
various remedies. but the
child oontinued 10 make no
improvement IAue bois
formed on her head and face.
and caused many sleeples
nights for ~ both.
The child had bern d.
eAsed several months When
op neighbour ADVISED us to
use the Cuticura Remedies.
We us-d the Cuticuu soap
and Cuticura Ointment. and
N q very Ehou time the child
began 10 show improvement,
and In the course Of three
mOnaha aha Maa auFfw.N- III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
Many ~DsIinausnts.

after making every effort. Town
StIse"nt conner is unable TO collect
u~siihquent list will be turned into coun-
CIV FRIDAY evening. when the names
ahd amounts VIII be posted and II thev
are not paid within a limited time the
amounts Will be collected By levy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
Buys Chairs for rir.msn.

Assistant State Fire Marshal Nose
hlndelnerger brother q Thomas y.
h~indelberger. local representative OF the
arM"o Land company. has donated
slS to the Waryood Fire ana proter-
i've association with which 10 pur-
chase "A dozen chairs for the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

The Alumni Association Of the w.
II. 8. gave the annual ball last night
at the city hall and "A large crowd
was present. The hall was beauti-
fuly decorated in red and black for
the occasion. The dance program
consisted OF - numbers and dancing
was INDUCED IN from 3 10 /. Kemp's
orchestra furnished the dance music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
WHEELING MAN WILL
ADDRESS BANKERS

FAfRMONT. W Va. June 3-The
annual injecting Of Group Six n the
West virginia Bankers Association
will be held Friday, June g. a. Para.
disc. Ex-Governor a D. FleminE's
sumo. The officers OF Group six are,
Us follows.
r. h. Talbot. cashier of the Citi-
zens National Bank. ph.lippl. chair.
man; " s. Fletcher. treasurer Fair
mont Trust Company. secretary and
treasurer executive committee. Wal.
ter Miller. vice president National
Bank Of Fairmout. g. ". Chadduck
cashier Grafton Banking a. Trust
Company. and Oscar Wit. cashier
First National Bank Of Salem.
Tho following speakers will address
the meeting Hon A. g. Bavton.
Judge T.. s. District Court W. q Ir.
vine. vice president National Bank %
Wes' Virginia. OF Wheeling. b. VI.
ShOwalter end " ". Neelev. OF Fair.
mont. and Sam v. Woods ~ PhIIippi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
M. E. BISHOPS
Are Assigned By Church In Announes
ment Made Prom wash
tngton.

WASHINGTON. June THE follow
ing assignments Of bishops by the Meth
odist Episcopal conference were made
public here to-day:
Bishop Thirkield, New Orleans. Bishop
Homer Q. Stuntz, Buenos Aires: Bishop
Bristol. Omaha; Bishop Nuelson, Zurich.
Switzerland: Bishop Burt. Buffalo:
Bishops Basford and Lewis, China:
Bishop Leete. Atlanta: Bishop Hamilton,
Boston. Bishop b. =. henderson, Chat
t%anooSa. Bishop Mcdowell. Chicago.
Bishop Anderson. cincinnati; Bishop Nc
Donnell Dover: Bishop Luccoct. He
lena, Mont. Bishop Shepard. Kansas
city. kas-: Bishop Wilson, New YORK.
bishop Mcintyre. oklahoma City: Bishop
Berry. philadelphia. Bishop Cooke. Port
land, ore. Bishop Smith. ST Louis.
Bishop Quayle. -. Paul. MINI: Bishop
Hughes. san Francisco.
L. S. Jordan. candidate for Judge Of
Criminal Court. subject TO decision Of
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NOTICEi

Albert G. Orth is no longer en-
ployed by US. All will re-
ceiye the same attention as hereto
fore shown them by the above party.
BETTER BROS,
HE Central Meat Market.
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cOmmsnes prtllinr wsn.

The virginia on and Gas COMPANY Of
HhoelnE. began putting down we'll No.
on TIE Prhehe farm. on Glenn'H run.
North Warwood. YESTERDAY Trbe com,
lany has several wells on this farm
that are producing both gns ana OH.
Shohid the one nov heinz drilled prove
70 be a good oil producer or gasser. the
company VIII follow u Up with more
drilling on Glenn'a run.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04
Walker Funeral.

The funeral of J.. Barclay Walker.
Walker. was held Sunday afternoon
from the family residence on Charles
street. Rev. w. j. Holmes. pastor OF
the Presbyterian church had charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-04

The position of Commissioner Of
Agriculture requires a practical
farmer. Vote for "a. r. Williams. a
graduate Of the West Va University
engaged in farming ali his life.
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a srrained ankle may as re- rule he
cured in from three 10 four dave by
applying Chamberlain Liniment and
observing Tho directions with each
bottle For sale BY al dealers.
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CLARK GETS EIGHT
IDAHO DELEGATES

COUERt D'ALENE. Idaho. June -
The Democratic state convention to-day
adopted = resolution ~instructfnE daho's
eight delegates 20 the national conven-
tion for Champ Clark.
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When casting ySur ballot at the
Republican Primaries Tuesday. kindly
remember L. S. Jordan, Judge Of
Criminal Court.
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When casting your ballot at the
Republican Primaries Tuesday. kindly
remember L. S. Jordan, Judge OF
Criminal Court.
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WeIlsbura Briefs.

Of n services and internhent was
made in Brooke cemetery.
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Ie above is a NJ Of marry A. Weiss. a weuknown worHnEman OF
the south Side. who ts a candidate for the Republican nomination fr M
House Of Delegates 90 Labor Candidate M. Weiss Is a member OF Crss-
his union II stands high with the Vorhdncmen OF ne ohio valley and
as is delegate. "e
-Whe a. ardent Union labor man, SIR. Weiss has been distinguished
ny conservation and levelheadedness. aud Is regarded Is oe n the sub
suhuA leaders pr ue Labor cause IN the Ohio Vsuey. lie is making A
active campaign and viii receive a lsrEe vote.
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Aaed Woman Dad

Special Dispatch - the Intelligence.
fAIltMONT. ". Va. June Mrs.
Mary Mclaughlin. aged a. died Sun.
day az the home OF her son. William
Mclaughlin. AZ Everson. nom a com
plicatiOn Of diseases. The deceased
was "a native Of Mt. Washington. Pa.
but had resided for several years with
her son, who is foreman a, the PEN
noi mine. The remains viii be taken
90 ~Fairchance. Pa, FOR intcrment on
Tuesday morning.
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The position Of CommissiSner OF
Agriculture requires "A practical
farmer. Vote for II. r. williams. a
graduate % the West Va. University
engaged in farming all his life.