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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
FOURTH QUIETLY
CELEBRATED IN
ATLANTA
Picnics and Athletic Contests Fea-
ture Day Thousands Enjoy
Piedmont Lake Bathing.

-Four little children. all under IA
years of age, lie in the hospitals of
the city. the first victims here in the
annual toll of death and injury taken
by the celebration Of independence
Day.
The injured are
Walter Pete, 10. So Pratt Street.
Charles Garrison, 12, 1873 Davis
Street.
John Garrison, g. 1873 Davis Street.
o. B. Biggers, II. 84S Glenn Street.
Walter Pete's hand was painfully
lacerated when toy pistol with
which he was playing accidentally ex-
ploded.
Charles and John Garrison were
seriously injured by the explosion of a
toy cannon early in the morning
Eager to celebrate the day. they went
out of doors soon after dawn. A few
minutes later their mother was
startled by their cries of pain. Charles
was burned about the face and there
is danger that ne has lost his sight.
Johnny was standing up when the
cannon exploded and was hurt about
the legs.
Police Guard Doubled.
The first of the accidents occurred
last night. when 12year- O. B.
Biggers was painfully wounded by
the discharge OF a blank shell held BY
his playmate, Henry Kaincannon.
Atlanta police will work double turn
to-day in an effort to prevent acct
dents The night men who quit at 8
a m will work until noon. The
evening men who come on at p. m.
will come on to-day at noon. The
day patrolmen who quit at 4 p. m.
will remain on duty until p. m.
Chief Beavers states that this is
purely to doubly enforce the law, and
that any kind of f1recrackers or fire
ated Pistols are absolutely forbidden
and anyone caught with a flrearm,
even If 1t is loaded with blanks, will
be arrested for carrying r. weapon.
Outings Feature Day.
The Fourth Of July is being ap-
propriately celebrated in Atlanta to-
day. Many downtown buildings and
homes in the residence sections are
flying American flags in honor of the
nations birthday anniversary. and
thousands Of Atlantans are enjoying
the day in the parks. at barbecues.
athletic contests and other places of
amusement.
Most Of the stores viii be closed
for TIE greater part of the day. that
the clerks and employees may do
their psrt In making the day d real
holiGzy.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
Declares John D. Is
Drifting to Socialism

Teller will be q socialist if he lives
long enough. according to a statement
to-day by Dean Albion w. Small,
head of the department of sociology
at the University of Chicago.
Dean Small said 1t was only mat
ter Of years before Rockefeller and
other wealthy men of the country
ern capitalism"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
Still Is Raided, but
Owners Are Absent

George Mathieson and John oliver,
of the county police, assisted by Rev
enue officer Brown, raided an Illicit
distillery in the Ben Hill" District
Friday morning, taking the still back
to the courthouse They found three
barrels Of beer" but the operatives
had been tipped of in advance and
were nowhere to be found.
The county police are securing the
adjacent territory for the wildcatters.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
3 Fatalities Due to
Heat in Chattanooga

CHATTANOOGA. July 4.-The to-
tai death list here as the result OF
the intense heat has been increased
to three.
John w. Stanton. student of the
University of the South, Sewanee,
died last night following a cerebral
hemorrhage contracted while, playing
tennis in the sun. Walter Snyder, OF
Dalton, dropped dead on the street
last night from the direct effects OF
the heat One other deeth occurred
last week.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04

Bandits Escape With $25, 900
Bryan President
Of U. S.-For a Day

WASHINGTON, July with
President Wilson. Vice President
Marshall and every other member
OF the White House staff away to-
day. Secretary Bryan held alone
the reins OF government and was
acting President. His succession
to this temporary dignity is stat
utory.
Every branch Of the public
service in Washington was at a
standstill. with the exception of
such work as had to be carried on.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
Mclaughlin Loses
Tennis Title; Badly
Beaten by Wilding

Special Gable to The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON, July A. F. Wilding
to-day won the lawn tennis cham
pionshfp of the world, beating Maui
rice Mclaughlin, Of San Francisco,
in straight sets.
Although the championship played
off to-day is for the premiership of
England, it is regarded in sporting
circles as the championship Of the
world.
Before play started Winding was
nervous and predicted that he would
be defeated by Mclaughlin,
Wilding won the third set by the
score of 1913.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
Eleanor Mint To Be
Tango Party Drink

All the ew-fangled terpsichorean
diversions will have their innings az
the Ansley Hotel Friday night when
tango party" will be given under
the auspices Of the Joseph Haber-
sham Chapter. Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Besides the dancing of the tango
one of the features win be the serv-
ing of the Eleanor mint" new
temperance drink that has been
named after President Wilson s
daughter.
The proceeds Of the affair will be
devoted to charity.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
Watchman, 60, Near
Death From a Fall

J. T. HarweIl. 65 years old. Of 1852
Flat Shoals Avenue, is at Grady Hos
pitaI in a serious condition this morn
ing. as q result Of .. fall Thursday
night at the Ward Truitt Building,
Decatur and Pratt Streets, where he
is employed as night watchman
His right leg aud right shoulder
blade were broken
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-04
Auto Pilot Killed in
California Road Race

Los ANGELES, July Harris
Hansnue, in an Apperson car, was
killed near Fresno when his car
overturned in the Los Angeles Sac
ramrnto auto road race to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
HENRY G. DAVIS
FAYORS ELKINS

l,.f... "a, t.a f..trs,, .r
Bali INoIt. Ma rsu q Formc-
: senator Henry a. fuvis. Of ,v...
virginia. vas iu Baltimore .oi,,
senator Davis was asked f1 ,r.r,-.
.l' opinion on ihn Republican SON.
iorial situation .n We. NIr~.ni, .nJ
ne probable outcome
Polite. understand ARC t,-.
warm 700 Charleston auI viu br.rri.
warmer Boo % frw DAYS whom Odd. nm
i"inR "iu l"uu for Senator fY .,i.
COCO senator Watson Tho pffYI...
cans have FOL majority loo Tho fu.u. r.l
i'l 90 cnurrn . toud prefer fo
hHF" tho Democrat. lr tho maIoritt .
rom what ! can gather. my Grand
"n. Davis E.kins slp alrrcoded Dis
'''H'r. iIc lHfn stephen b. EIkIrs boz
.h' rhtr hv appointment hos Tho
h''i 'hanr" NJ election Dr.. Irs nv
fn'1 Wishes ~ frura.. since . u..
publican mu.f hn elected
liD~ DO sou ..ra Jh. au.usisf out.
BOOK Very Iturab.. ba,.
''nhd~rrr .r TraaIf.ni elect WDrfroy
wilson. h.s tieas sf tlc r.n rr.
m'd"ra'r have t1I a faIt with l.m
and waF greatly pleased 90. Eir ,Irv.
li' SAID tho tHrin Bad OH frv tootharhrs
and fhIf 7s SOON a .Ir4e are cured
Do 900 hn satisfactory
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

William johnson and Anna Johnson. his
wife and James 4. Marsh. In consider
other valuable consideration OF the frst
parties grant to the second. q certain
| lot situated in the Fair Grond Sub-dIvis-
lon In the City or Wellsourg.
The Rally meeting held in the Y NJ
G. A. on Sunday afternoon at o'clock
weather Thine addresses. each. Of
James PAUL. Rev. \. N. Doak and Prof
y Bryant were pertinen; TO the object
and benefits to be derived from the
made and u - thought some changes
may be made that will greatly enhance
City and County Surveyor NJ. T. Boyd
was the first person 10 receive a pack
age through the parcels post service In
this city.
Mrs. J. o. Fisher was a recent visitor
In Steubenvillc.
Prosecuting Attorney r T.. Ramsey.
Or Follansbee. WAS city visitor on
The Choral Society will meet on Tues
J. o. Lincott. Of Uric. Ohio. drew
the piano at the sample Clothing Store
> fthis city and sold the instrument 10
Mr.. and Ms-. ]. Radcliffe. formerly
OF this city. who have for some time
past. been Mt Caledonia. MINNESOTA. will
lssve within a day or two FOR gan rhego.
California.
Funeral services were held over the
remains OF John Britt. at the home OF
his daughter. Mrs. Steve Jones on sun
DAY afternoon at o'clock The de-
ceased. who was horn and reared near
kadesr chapel. RuraiO district was
aged 20 wears. and died ~ the home OF
his son Robert Britt. Wheeling. " Va
on Friday last. OF heart weakness. in
cident TO his advanced wears. The de-
ceased wa SR member OF the Christian
church OF this city. RcV. ". J Holmes
o fthe Presbyterian church. conducted
the services Tho hnil-hearers were
John Myre. steve Jones Charies ,N,or-
er, Leo Britt. Raymond Jones. oni Raw
mond Cooper. Interment was In TroolIe
cemetery.
The deceased Is survived nv four
daughters Mrs Johr Myss. Mrs steve
Jones. Mrs. James Cooper. Mrs lack
Kelly. and one son. Robert Britt -
Wheeling Three brothers. paz Rritf
OF MinEo. Ohio. and Lon ana Joseph
Britt. OF EadeSh chapel
Rev. Anderson Brownlee recently PAS
tor OF the United Preshvferian church
u New York state. WINS "a visitor on
MONDAY ~ tho home Of his hrother-in-
law. W. VI Simpson
John CalderWood. n frc singer a. thfa
city. left on sunday TO foin Pete Porfe-
AZ EHzahetN. Pa. as singer ~ tSN "a ba--
nacIe openee ~ Mr.. Porte on sunday
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on two days hunting trip near West

on a two days hunting trip near West
Liberty.
J. II. Lezesr. county superintendent
was in Warwood on business yester-
day.
Mack McCutcheon is confined to his
home In McCurdy Addition with a
slight illness.
Joe Sutton and Frank Livingston
OF Viola were in the Grove on business
yesterday.
Charles Colts. formerly of Patter-
son. but who has been in Florida for
few months, is moving his family
TO Overlook, Elm Grove.
MILFORD Winters and George Teat.
ers spent yesterday hunting in the
rural districts.
Miss Ida Woodruff has returned 10
her home in Patterson after spending
a few days with her sister in Cleve-
land. Ohio.
Miss Margaret Weishar of Glenwood
mas accepted q position with the Full.
ton Realty Co. in the Fulton Bank
building.
George \euhart OF the Grove has ac
cepted q position AT the Schenks Pack
ing House in Fulton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
dcMsehsu Briefs.

W. GrHu4etafs. - Marshail stree,
"f bus noes '''
Work 'n the new First " T. Church
va H4'i..rdrd yesterday. due 10 tae fr-
'i"fl'r.t of the weather
'HHii'e hrrok. ~ isirwont. b.. sr.rl.
uEee ia this clty. sea-
. Ff"f Peace. representative OF .r.
Jam I'VE lI f.re NlsrrU t'n-4r..fy .f
i'i.-hI. Eh. "He 900 Lls cift StuII, ..
. ilI' win Fire t-rtrf f... 80
Vince .'rF ~ So probable ftIf Il rry.
alarm system viii bc Installed \.
'1H-1 rura ~ Nl-.- Cd Dill.
r'lH'Ifr. Dol this rftr
i'I.'- 'tift WHs t BLANK Ia-t s.er-
"iN niue prospect. Tor F., jam
, -Hs evening. ar nu arrested had f....
H'Hd' 900 utf e itfe aau- it4f ..........
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
STEUBERVILLE

TEJPE\NILLE- q. Jan e-Ths
January grand jury was smpaneIed on
Mon! AZ at 1850 =. m. and was given ia .
usual charge - JudE~ Richards. and IL
then ad .ourued FOR two weeks No men.
ZION was made uf = promised continu-
dn-c OF tue probe. much go the relief OF
thS polticaI l!'utcnsntr OF all par lies
ln" personnel Of the grand lury - as
i"ilpWs James T. Sarratt. foreman.
Me- Matthcws Frank Mansfield. James
arnts. J. =. Struhei. George r. RisEer
". = h1relani. W. g. Yoagley, r. -.
l-in'nan, j. y. carter. 7. r. Barclay. Geo.
''eSt der. :. j. Anathan. l.. W. Rails
ION. Harry Cummins. The last even and
~arratt are tales jurors Thomas Dig
nan Is nallIff
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Mr.. g. Joseph Weller. Canandaigua
y ~. write. "Ch7 rbc .lain's Cough
lf'nndv BE- e splendid medicine for
rnilfr 70 Z gave o. fo uy little rirl
l1qf winter vi. % che he'd the vhoop-
inr couch. Do relieved icr Immediately
when sfe l.cIn tp Wtooa or couch.
ari u0s about rbe oris medicine Z
could v"t rcr to take Chamberlain g
ta1gh H'u.ly deserves 900 tho good
7 CON gay of it"
sire VIII cotton. Victor Y v.
vr'fes. - foa ,clrs aro ufed a
coupio of bottles ~ Chamheriain's
t'ueh Remedy On my -amily when my
children bad whooping cough. and z
un pleased to sav that 70 .cticvcd
'lrm " tl" coughing almost imm~di
a'oIr after 'hos began uein- a. Know
irc fh's remedy fo be- froc from OBI.
rfra. mover l"qif1fe fr rocpnnseni
10 to parents for thel- children ADV
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Persanals ard Briefs

Mrs. Mamie Higbcc. AIRS. W G.
IaiAington and two sons. Charles and
Eidon, all Of Vernon. H.. loft last
night f0r their homes. after spending
p few days with " and Mrs. ". A.
ilallett % tho Grove
Charles nnd Henri Orfh are visit
ing a. ~" George b. Folmer homo on
Big Wheeling Crcsr
Hairy McGiuWrIy clerk ~ tho
Dudley phnrmac-. h1s resigned his
position 10 take eject this cvoniN
sidney Iiildrcth. who has boon con
fnrl 90 h.s home a. Sigma Pour with
800 umCr.a iDr the last fe,y davs. Is
rcp~-'od fo %" ia n serious condition.
Roy Flo'o has rcFumed his duties
o. th" slender barber shop after 20
gii.hf illness
Aihori Cnric ~ Voodsdale has 70
turned 10 w. 90 j. after spending tho
holidays az homo
Mss Marie Merchant iG able 10 DO
or again 9f''r slight iilno.f.
Lon SimUs EIlcnc Madden and
Frod folmar rl OF rho q owe. are
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0UT.TEE-PIKB
Creeks RaoIno.

Owing to the large amount Of snow
on the hillsides and the long down.
pour OF rain that fell yesterday. the
creeks In the out-the-piko district were
on a rampage yesterday evening. Lit,
we Mheeiing Greek. which empties
Into the big creek at Elm Grove came
out FIRST and was nearly out Of its
banks. followed by the sudden rise In
me big creek. which threatened prop
cry Tor while. Near evening people
VINO were watching the streams no
uced large lunches Of drift coming
down the big creek. and In II could
De seen a mattress and some house
hold goods. followed by a two-horse
wagon. and It was feared for a while
mat some one had been washed out.
put nothing could be learned TO con.
nrn the story. Later in the evening
me creek began to decline. and Il is
thought that no serious damage was
done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
WELLSBURG

Court cases.
III Two Important cases were Med for
|c1rcuit Court at the next term. the csses
|grewins out q the gas explosion In the
|nnan. the property being located on the
|corner OF Charles and Twentieth street
the time OF the explosion being on Feb
ruary II. 1912.
Mrs. Mary Newman brings suit
against the Tri-State Gas Company In
the sum OF $1,000 damages TO property
and personal property and Frank New
the same company for personal injuries
IN the sum OF $4,000. Attorney q. W
McCleary and Attorney J. J. Coni1. o;
Wheeling. represent Mr. ant Mrs. New
man In their respective suits
The following pr2gram was given a,
"May the New Year be a happy one 70
you. happy TO many more whose happi-
mesa depends on you; may each year be
happier than the last"-Dickens.
Roll Call-Quotations.
Seek Education for unto you u 10
great riches AMI unto the whole
Music. ..-...........M Mrs. }. Cornelius
Reading. .......... Mrs. Albert Miller
Talk-Women and Our school Boards
-; ::......,..... Miss Gist
Changing Conception q Edueation'
ant. Principal OF wellsburg schools
Department Work Educat ion. .......
$500. Mrs Elmer HouEh. Chairman
Marriage Licenses.
James w s....- 81. ~ Uodlawn. Pa
and Lily Hill Pittsburgh. ia.
James A. Black. Wellsburg. W. Va
and May Francis Mount. wellsburg. w
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Broke Shafts

Quite little excitement was Gre
ated in the Grove yesterday evening.
near the Mcdonald feed store. and
might have resulted in a bad runaway
mad II not been for the presence Of
mind of the driver. TWO well known
men OF Fulton. while returning from
tie country. wanted to get home a
little faster than the horse was going.
so gently tapped the horse WITT the
whip. The horse then kicke. the
dashboard OF. and. getting his hoof
caught On tine board. fell 10 the lave
ment breaking the shafts. The horse
was uHEitched and the surrey taken
to the livery of Frank Miller, where
a new set of shafts was secured, apd
they went on their way. The damage
was small. hut II might have resulted
in serious runaway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Elm orcve School Report.

The following is the month's report
O. the Elm Grove School. given by
tLc principal. +. =. Han. FOR the month
Of December. Total attendance at the
h:gh school. 5S: percentage of attcn-
da.ce. %. neither absent nor tardy.
- Total enrolment OF the graded
school. 3>N. with the school avera -
- Il. ard l3J neither absent no.
tardy. The room with the h!chest
percentage Of attendance Is Miss
blanche smiths with - 10. second
Miss Ethel Nc, 'iIskey. With % IA:
and Logan Kittle third with - per
cent
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Social and Entertainment

The pupils OF the upper Peters Run
school. under the direction OF their
teacher Prof Trimble. are making ar
rensements TO give an entertainment
ana box social in the school house
friday evening. January 10. Judging
from the interest being taken in the
aiiair' no doubt It will be well attend
ed and prove a success.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Rro..e Glass Door

Yesterday M noon tho large glass
door Of ;h" Charles Yoke Consnc.
tionary store at Fulton was broken
Someone coming 20 the place at noon
hour while -" clerk was at dinner
and thinking someone was in tho
=; 70. gave fhe door "A hard push. TO.
suit,ng in the breaking OF large
glass VI. Yoke seems TO be un.
for'unat" with glass doors "a this
Is tho Fourth time this particular door
gIass h1s boon hrnknn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

The local VolGntse- fr~ department.
will hold a -BfllrI reg~tpu .u next
Thursday evening 80 g.. I..t4a rhput.
hal. ar.oidIuE o. 'hc call issued yes
teru1y AFTERNOON br f4.r thisf Wesley
!.lIIuh' -xer. Al members av urged to-
lt present a. MANY uaffTrs 80 much
.uI. prtauce are 90 he faEsr into cousld-
GRAFTON. Several new members viii like
o. I- admitted 600 this meeting
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3. .. G. 70 MAJ

The ladies' OF the B. d. G. OF Elm
Grove will meet &C the home OF Mrs.
I. {. Douglas on Wednesday after.
noon from TO 8. The afternoon will
De spent in sewing. after which C. So
cial hour will be held. II is desire 4
mat all the members be present, rs
some business will be transacted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
,-Ay Have new rirs whistle.

10" cats council viii likely hold a sue-
~ F'-%iuf one evening this week fnt
He .'F t'' matter .ut erHrtlfiE ID mes.
we HltfW sf stem. u ir trouEnf rs 4,
J 'W siren wh. ste similar 30 Tho 1f,s
~ Use AZ f.i.Irt H.l ba Installed
al IN" special fre't.ug G. re held.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Attendanee vsry Lafre.

Tho local public schools i-ercd yes
frraHtv morning aftrr being IDLE fnr tho
vast two weeks Goo allow ~" pupils tho
visionary holiday vacation spite
OBJ. fHr' that The Ueathfr was very d.
~ I'HHflr the af'eu1auc- sn- tflr
bars aut ul tn tI.u o. t1lr tlms last
f'rf. The pupils were very anxious
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

IN probate court .n state OF Vim Nc
FhaI. final account filed.
ir o. 'n's 20 Herman T Heidler. first
account filed.
TOW rd 30 IYrf- was adoufeu bv
Basil EsrH.n and wife
lU fl" estate - Austin o. Eoha tho
willow - 20 Dc appointed adrulniatratriN.
lu estates Of NFrFHr@t a AnutrSon
in1 Anirsv J. Anderson. next IN kin
were notified by publication.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
M w q kteete

Henry clay Camp. No 7223 Modern
Noodmen of America will meet in
regular session in the X. Of p. hall on
Main street this evening and IL IS
dc@irede that all members be present
as important business viii come IN
inr disposal At.this meeting officers
Tor ihe year will be installed and four
applications Will b. considered.
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To Until orIocrs.

he regular 80 u.i-rtpufhlF meeting ~
Tie Prthlas viii o.. held thus evening At
the Mrslecheu bU.liinE ana aIi u, ur,t o.
.T' Gr--4 Co be present. rulipvi - 90
ira Pa. ruu 90 tuuf. ne bushes tls iu-
ataildttuu OF officers recently 'l'c'rI
Will le held ana banquet vti also Zee
He'll \ good time is anticipated aut
may out-of-fuWu members are eN-
iect-d 90 attend
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To NAL rnnirht

The YOUNG Feuplr' Soei.f,. Cbrf.,t.,
if1"iN"f. Viii meet This -,tr.ui. boz t.y-
u'"i s'ml- monthly session 3d. tho base
requested O." &c. II,--f.t. a. man. -,
~. ~ wu"1 iu.portau'c VIII be. gi.eu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07
Ear Action.

TIE jefferson County Bar Association
on Monday appointed the fo.iOwinx
.u";nbrt- To accompany the remains OF
Hon g l.. Ween!s TO 81. Clairsvilie. a.
GltichafdS. - H. smith. Jay Sweeney.
y G. Lewis, u VI GTuber. y. MrD Mil
Ter. =. r. EgEkine Committee on resolu-
lions arr " J.. AlDan. Jay sweeney. G.
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CLEANING Streets.

10 street. commissioner. with a force
'i. We" AZ work yc~ts.dar Glenn
lHh l'' streets ana CROSSINGS OF the
,Ni ..t t'' recent Thus IN, work viii
'' ,"it.i.'". today ad by evening the
,'D-s..es aud streets viii DO ia good
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Now Renk.

John y Pyl" chris W Hell. John r.
Ne"l'y. \. q. Jones. VIM. Gala cher and
!. -. bstfon have taken out a charter
Tor state and savings bank for War
rem township. o. .e located at Tiitons-
vile. wltI "a capital Of $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-01-07

Marion W True-Iaie las herun suit
AGAINST iuella Truesdaic Cor divorce
ls..N were married az Jewett. August o.
1909. and TO- Fllrgss dssertion without
cause. Aioss neglect - duty. cruelty and
ml4fIcatmtut.
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~ ''-Nii- 'u".r studies. The good at
tciIsaurr is slue To tho fact ff,t ~ T.
49, '''Nne"s n"" prevailing n the
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LOgan'S Pine and Terpin Cough Syrup

u is prepared from well known physicians tested
prescription and fails to relieve The Scycrest cough ny
cold
Prise ,5c--al drug Stores
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Probate Court

Fv-Shsriff Iar1es Murray was an
pointed court 'ailiff for the balance OF
Jud-c Richards term 200 No I court
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Tic Turkish IIHIe. ra.r .. .rI.-t ..
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80 nr'"Te ei.p shawl r,r,rs ana seIs
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Real Estate rlHnsfsrs.

Deed made January .. 1918. Between
William Johnson and Anna johnson. his
wife and James \. Marsh. In consider
atfon OF the sum OF ten dollars and
other valuable consideration OF the nrst
parties grant to the second. q certain
lot situated In the Fair Grond Sub-dIvis-
lon In the City OF wellsDurE.