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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-15
IN HARRI SBURC Fifty
YEARS AGO TO-DAY

tFrom the Telegraph of July Is, 1864.
Thousands Answer Call
Large numbers of men for the one
hundred days service have arrived here
within the past two days, in response
to the Governors appeal to the people
Present Sword
Last evening, at the Brady House, g
handsome sword, sash and belt were
presented by the members of the com
pany from Williamsport to Captain
George Jones
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NtWS s. FRA41lRssTSREMS FAl EMSAR

[From the Telegraph of July 15, 1854
Rescind Troop Call
Washington, July Is. - BY direction
Of the President, the order calling for
the services of the militia and volun-
teers of the District of Columbia, has
been rescinded, and they are according
ly mustered out.
Hear CannOnading
Washington, July IA - Cannonading
was heard in the neighborhood of
Geneva early this morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-15

1t is what we give up, not what
we lay up. that adds to our lasting
store.-Hosea Ballon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-15

The Democratic county commission
ers in Luzerne county are quarreling
over the appointment of a man to run
new steam road roller. Strange they
don't consult the steam roller depart
ment of the Democratic State machine
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-15

one of the interesting facts which
nave turned up in a recent investi-
cation of some public service matters
IN Schuylkill county town is that two
nre companies keep going by business
intead of the contributions of citizans
membership fees and appropriations
one company is in the coal business
selling coal like a merchant, and the
other making a speciality of hauling
away garbage and ashes.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-15

Washington countys Republican
committee has organized for the years
campaign and work will be started
without delay to get
things into shape for
Washington vigorous work in be-
Gets ready half or the state ana
to Battle legislative tickets. The
executive commi t e e
has named as treas
urer Woodward M. Taylor, a promi-
nent attorney of Washington county,
and he will cooperate with County
Chairman Norman E. Clarke. The
congressional fight in the district is
interesting because Ex-Lieutenant
Governor william M. Brown is the
Republican candidate and Henry w.
Temple, Washington party man, is
running on the Bull Moose ticket
again. S. A. Barnum was named by
the Democrats. but he does not stand
much show.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-07-15

BrIlnbaugh
Resignation
Is Held Up
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Published every evening (except Sun
day.. at the Telegraph Building, 21s
Federal Square.
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REFoRMERs IN THE HARVESTER
TRUsT

Newark, N. J.. July II.
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HARRIS PARK SOUTHWARK

A FEW years ago the present
"A beautiful park extending from
4 = Mulberry street to Paxton and
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
primUrpal0et
/ %lllinnciotd.

aan1pcn ON Nominationcn iii DC
iorifielllgc StotsCmbcoer REQ Fri.
mGrpaIgct Sirsoug iorrlSe llIe hor
bpret p0crit ipGnOcrOe. '%orlaaoiot
iom Stcmmc9luninGcu lor enfcltc
Wto0tauoioaters &e0tommenOe bar
pGret iao nPre lige, mart uippcnoe
til Sen enc. mart I'll Den anoel
Slant. at Hciultotct / Here Sage iop.
ucOc / i~ppnoen6e llpisbeo.
Gettc bar iiGr UTrct Cilfploet /
aauupen mellcm @amuou0 o. &G!U.
Ter on Oen Ocmotrotiite Termination
Tor @ltuerner pon Den 0enlofrati'te
@algIcoocl o. meIlem Ercus o. Nj
res Tor 0cn rcpublifauite Domination
Tor S%tatsau0itor. III DC 10 'sr't-
nponte ifal eroelig @anm'onO lfcl9e
Be iencite G'terretnInger ira Ct.
Iaul pare aiaaaet peO Scircn, men
meo Ell meget fnopt Sicmmc'Iertal
Heiultatet Al anmucn mellcm
Erers % Rines Uar cnorl SsroaJ
aiten uaiaiort, lbct citerlom Seret.
ningerne inSleb ira DC Gianltadenoe
@alafreoie, mart oen enc. mari Den
anoen bauoe nogle 'oa Stentncr
ioruo ior oen an6en. Stlsnt Frcil9.
ga StatsietretPrens aontor Ssroag
Niten lutfeoe. iuntes at haze Dc beo-
lie G6ancer. er Ser oog en Nullgbeo
for. at set enoelige fciultat nil tonl-
me til al aibGngc al Be Tor "lecono
dolce" oigiuue Stcnmer "a olsle
iune5 al have gaact | @|r. SreitS3
6apsr.
M Suiul meo Senipn I'll lofaIoet
ior Sc eprige aanoioaters Seotom'
mcnoe err brpet. On @lpernar Gber.
harris gseoerIag er Ser life lrnger
nooen 5pipl. o. SiccSnpernsr BURN.
ouiir er gienuomineret meo mlnoit
etpar tlier StemmerS %diorltet oper
elias Stcenerion.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

naturIiae SicIpcfiI0er for set mcri.
fanitc SoIf.
Get par od. iortrner aommiSiu.
rem / fin @cretniun. at "Storinoll.
ltrien" bc1unotc at ic iiq on efter
ell Tnleoninq til at ifoiie liz al mes
Garran5a. Sc be9pn0te at hGuge 10
1T G9n for Slid, % ban iuue5 life
al hare pTrct luUrt onnltelig al iaa
pon aroaen. Sn8ootiom bucr 500
M~ineralIoub. iom iinoeS / Stltcrne
Ghibuhua % Sonora. bIcp paa Bill
las Or0re bortfonce@lioueret til
9lmeritan SmcIting ano Neiinina
%GompaupS Heprricntanter - ieIp.
islQeliQ moo Ell mc1et rum0eIig
@ootQisreIie.
Get innes boN ira @c9puoelicn al
life al hare uUrct %iaaS NcniiQt at
ltiffe bi5ie @o0taiercIler / lin cgci
CONNIE. men at nupenoc Dem / ipl.
les Sutcrcslc iii ariqcu5 TortIrtteI.
ic. aopicr al sc meo0clic aouccS.
lroncr icn0tc5 iii Gnrrduin. o. Der
marches inAcu Spil ON at hon oiloe
npprobere Dem. GarronSu. Ser niii.
Iigcu8 baooc andre Vloner, o. iont
fnnite ~iuntes, at hans "RTitfommon.
Ocrcnoe" beapnote at bIi ouerhreuen
e0enurgtia. lenNtc aonccSlionsoofii.
mcnternc tiIbnGc mco Sen forte. men
iunoiNc Gnaifriit: "gnnuIcret. g.
G%arronja."
Ga 0crnteo bar Sunorcoc % ct
noe mcllem Gnrrou5a % &lan Goa
lpbcr SEN umcrifonifc Neglerir1s.
fommiSiUr5 piiicicle @cretnira,
ion. toget i SorbinbcIic meo Sc Sp-
Ipsniugcr. Senotct or fontmct / pc.
iio0clic al, inrcS al oigiuc CT mt
9cpiS pao, huorouu mango AZ Ne'
u|olutioncrue / oiSic uIpffclige Gan.
sc er opitaae0c.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
StUrf Darme.

Sra 1opcfo. anni., te~leBroierc3
Den 200e Slni:
Sgaor bapoc ri / SoniaS CONNIE.
rcll3 parmeitc Tag, % Der ionot
mango SoIitlt SteN.
: Nrfanios Gitu uiite lhcrmomct.
ret paa t05 % / @rcat @cnO poa 10i
@ra0er / SfpgQen. &nrnleu par iaa
intcns, at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. paa
mullQe Steoer mlaattc in0itiIIe5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23
Sroit / Wanitoba.

Sra @;rnipcg t%clcRroicrcS Den
20Ne &uni: TN banr0 6r9it. Tom
inotroi 9%or5bog Rart. mretteoe ne.
gen Sfaoc pau @rsnluNcr, MATS og
: mango 0aucr / Ninnepe9
bIeu ~iaoQoOtiom oltinq eoeIa8t, Iaa
Sc maa plalites onrigicn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

Scrtiat.ss Yaa Sioe 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

GOrtiettea paa SIDE (,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-06-23

rrda i~neitcercs ieueit beer Rauodg % Tcrsoas T1or-
gen. Goerttsieucuter ~laotaaes lie to pda aiuausea
~isigeuoe &rrere. meomiHerc bet uotrastelis iorlaR.
ees. ouis e. advertisement. Der fsrit fomme iHo I
3rsoc8sHHmeret Z. g.. forlduaes ~iRorusiet 3 @ause.
bill bet 'omu,e ino | 3 IirsoasszHmere. Brepe. Der
inoeholser aperftsiemcuter. iom bet batter neo. bsr
.ser'cs aserttsiem I bet ueore Sisrae paa
apRpoiIteu.
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century. In it Irnerius compiled his
book of civil law (Which is still the
text of Germany's civil code), and
Gratian a similar work on canon law,
which exercised great influence on
civil and ecclesiastical organization in
the middle ages. The university was
also CONSPICUOUS in scientific discov-
cries and Investigations among the
former being Galvanis electricity.
Galvani was born in Bologna in 1897,
and in 1852 was appointed to the chair
of anatomy in its university. He dis
covered animal electricity in 1891, and
gave his name to Galvanism, the pro-
duction of electricity by chemical
action. From Galvani's experiments
Volta invented the Voltaic battery.
Galvani died in 1898.
Bologna University also allowed
women to attend as students, and at
one time number of ladies were
members of it's faculty. At present
the University has 1900 students, and
teaches philosophy and letters, mathe-
matics and science, Jurisprudence,
medicine, surgery, pharmacy, veterin-
airy surgery, drawing, engineering,
architecture, political science, and
commercial law. It's library has about
10000 manuscripts, while it's Academy
of Fine Arts has rare collection If
paintings by native artists, including
works by Francia, Caracas, Guido
REM, Domenichino, and Albano.
The city manufactures silks, velvets,
chemicals, and paper. It's history
takes us back to 189 B. C. In 500 Char
lemagne made it a free city. In the
twelfth and thirteenth centuries b.
logna became a republic, and in 1914
submitted itself to Papal rule. In 1S49
the Austrians seized the city, and in
1860 it became part of the posses
sions of Victor Emmanuel. 1t has a
population of 10000.
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CITY OF Dol D c \ A
FAMOUS AS A SEAT OF LEARNING
WOMEN STUDENTS AND MEN,
BERs OF THE UNIVERSITY FA-
GUILTY.

The election to the Papal See of the
Cardinal Archbishop of Bologna draws
attention to that important city, which
is the capital of the province of the
same name. Bologna City is situated
about eighty-three miles to the north
of Florence, and possesses some fine
buildings, including the Basilica of
San Petronia, the Palazzo Publico, the
Palazzo del Podesta 1t possesses al
together about one hundred churches,
all having valuable art treasures.
Two of the greatest objects of curl
osity are its leaning towers of Degli
Asinelli and Garisenda, which were
erected in the twelfth century. Of its
numerous churches the most famed is
that of the Madonna di San Lucca,
which is situated at the foot of the
Apennines, near the city, and is the
resort of numerous pilgrimages from
all parts of Italy.
Bologna is famous seat of learn
ing. 1t has a university which dates
back to 1888, and is claimed to be one
of the most renowned in the world.
Some writer's even assert that its
foundation occurred early in the fifth
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agreed to accept the Pope as umpire
in their disputes, and they could not
have chosen one more likely to be i'm
partial and mindful of the claims of
justice and humanity. This did not i'm
ply that the Pope was their temporal
sovereign. He is and always was pre-
eminently the man of peace and none
knows as well as he does that relig-
ion and virtue flourish in peaceful
times rather than in time of war
Our President offered his services as
peacemaker to the warning nations
Did he thereby claim temporal power
over those nations? There could not
be a better illustration of the blind
ness that anti-Catholic teaching pro-
luces than the insinuation contained
in the question about the truly father
ly complaint of the dying Pope.
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religion will
will published Address,
BIS Newton
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Theatre and Amusements.

Brereton, A.-Lyceum and Henry
Irving ...................7 92B841L
Fitzpatrick, Sir P.-Jock of the
Bushveld ................7 99F56Oj
Fitzgerald, Percy.-Art of Acting.
Fitzgerald, Percy.-Art of the Stage
................. 792F554a
Fitzgerald, Percy.-New History of
the English Stage. $500. .792F554n
Fitzgerald, Percy.-Romance of the
English Stage ....... .792F554ro
Frazar, D.-Practical Boat Sailing
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 797F847p
Hardman, R.-New Drills and
Marches ..............q7 93H266n
Hartman, R.-New Musical Drills
and Humorous Action Songs.
Observation-Disclosures. q793H266nm
Harting, j. E.-The Rabbit. .799H330r
MoIIoy, j. F-Romance of the Irish
O'ReiIly, J. B.-Ethics of Boxing and
Manly Sport .79GO65e
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IRISH LEADERS COMING
DILLON AND TWO REDMoNDs TO
ATTEND NEW YORK coNvEN-
TON.

John E. Redmond, the Irish Ma
tionalist leader, accompanied by John
Dillon and William Redmond, also
members of the Irish party, will at
tend the convention of the United
Irish League which will be held in
New York on November 10. This an
nouncement was made last week by
the officers of the League. The meet
ing was postponed for the purpose of
enabling the Irish leaders to attend.
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Italian, French and Spanish Schools.
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English and American Schools.

Bell, NJ. r. 6. M.-James Mcneil
Whistler .759.1W576be
Williamson, G. George Morland
q759 .2M860wi
Williamson, G. Goldman Hunt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7592H941W
Williamson, G. C.-Richard Cosway,
r. .759 .2C842W
Williamson, G. c., and EngIeheart,
n. L. D.--George Englehart. 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. qr759.2E58w
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THE VAMP RE
written for The Catholic RuIIetin.)

Truly and faithful they loved: the lad
and the lassie fair,
This twain, fondest chums for
years,
But a viper coiled round e'er they
wed:
With her glance and her kiss and her
Titan like hair,
Charmed the lad as a thing that
leers,
While the maid sought love with
the dead.
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Is it the Pope's aim to gain temper
al power? Did not the late Pope COM
plain that he had not the power to
stop the war, such as Popes used to
have in ancient times?
The Pope does not aim at gaining
temporal power, outside of the Papal
States of which he was robbed by the
Italian government against which
spoliation he continually protests. In
Catholic ages, Catholic rulers often
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FINE ARTS.
Miniature Painting.

Williamson, G. C.-History of Por-
trait Miniature ..... .fr757W731h
Williamson, G. Glow to Identify.
Portrait Miniature -. .757W731ho
Williamson, G. C.-Portrait Nina
Williamson, G. C.-Portrait Nina
lures; ed. by c. Holme. qr757W791ph
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ZEAL VALUE
written for The Catholic Bulletin

One tiny rose is vastly more worth
To the living, whose friendship you
crave,
Than the myriad ones you place in the
earth,
To die. e'er he's cold in the grave.
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Bell, NJ. r. E. M.-Tintoretto. 800.
Observation-Disclosures. r759. 5T593bn
Bell, N. r. E. M.-Paolo Veronese.
................... r759.5V549bn
Benedite, L.-Meissonier ..
................ F759.4M5l6bg
Calvert, A. F.-Murillo. ;. 1853 .GM977c
Carmichael, M.-Francia's Master
piece ..................7 59.5FS15c
Cartwright, JuIia.-Early Work of
Raphael ............759.5 R217ce
Cartwright, JuIia.-Jean Francis Mil
let ................ .759. 4M654ca
Cartwright, Julia.-Jules Bastien
Lepage .................7 1859. 4B326c
Cartwright, JuIia.-Mantegna and
Francia ................7 1853 .5M291c
Cartwright, JuIia.-Painters of Flor
ence NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1853 5C329p
Cartwright, Julia.-Raphael .....
Cartwright, JuIia.-Raphael in Rome
Observation-Disclosures. 7595R217cr
ceIIini, Benvenuto.-Mem of
! Benvenuto Cellini-Tr. Thomas
Roscoe ............. 759. 5C399mem
0avey R.-Botticelli .759 .5B751d
4eaIy, E.-Painters of the Italian
Renaissance ........... 759. 5H434p
Iusti, K.-Diego Velasquez and His
Times ................r 759. 6V434ju
<onody, Paul Cart of Walter
Crane ................fr 759. 2C892k
Eonody, Paul Cart of Chardin :.
76o ACAeeolyo
Nonody, Paul G.-Delacroix ......
....... .H............... 759.4D332k
<onody, Paul G.-Raphael. ........
................... 759.5R217ko
Lanzi, l.. A-History of Painting in
italy ................ .759.5L291h
MeyneII, A.-Children of the Old
Masters ..............q r759. 5M614
NoImenti, p, and Ludwig, G.-Life
and Work of Vittorio Carpaccio..
.................. qr759.5C293mo
Muntz, Eugene.-Leonardo da Vinci.
2 vols. ............. fr759.5V777mu
Muther, R.-Jean Francois Millet..
................... 759.4M654mu
2assaVant, j. D.-Raphael ......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7595R217p
SeaiIIes, G.-Leonard de Vinci. -.
.................... F7595V777sg
Streeter, A.-Botticelli .759.5B751str
Viardot, L.-Wonders of Italian
Art .759 5V617W
Williamson, G. C.-Bernardino Lu-
I'M ................... .759. 5L952W
Williamson, G. ezra Angelica.
Observation-Disclosures. 7595F465Wi
Williamson, G. C.-Francesco Raib-
olini, Called Francia. :. 1853 .5F015Wi
Williamson, G. C.-Pietro Vannucci,
Called Perugino ..... .759. 5P471w
flemish, Dutch and German Schools.
5ode, W-Great Masters of Dutch
and Flemish Paintings 3. /. 759 9B666
Michel, E.-Rubens. =. .fr759. 9RS95m
Michel, E.-Rembrandt .fr759. 9R385m
WeaIe, w. n. Gerard DAVID.
INSTRUMENTATION. 759.9D248we
Weale, w. H. J.-Hans Memlinc.
Great Masters in Painting and
SculptureD .........7 1853. 9M533w
Weale, w. n. Hubert and John
Van Eyck ............q r75 SO .9E96we
WeaIe, w. n. J.-Memlinc. MAS
terpieees in Colour.) :. .759. 9M533we
WoItmann, Adams Holbein. 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 759.3H722woc
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BOOKS BY CATHOLIC AUTHORS
In the ST. Paul Public Library

IN. 3. Keep this list for reference and
present 1t at the Public Library.-Ed.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-31
HOLIDAY HOURS
viii Be Observed BY Post office Off
Gals and Carriers on New
Years Day

The following special hours will be
observed on New Years day at the
postoffice according to an aRpounce
ment made by Acting Postmaster VII.
liam ~ Hornish.
Main office.
General delivery division open from
100 r. M to p m.
Stamp and parcel post division.
money order and registry division and
executive office closed all day
Carriers viii make one general deliv-
cry. leaving the office az s. q. m
Two collections win b. made In the
residential district. carriers arriving
al office az 6.15 and ~ a. m. Collec-
tions In business district. carriers az.
rivinL ~ office 90 $3.50 o. M. ~ a. M.
n u. 3 and y. m.
Benwood Branch.
office open until 1880 a. M
One delivery will o. made BY car.
riers leaving the office AZ Sa M
Collections VII end ~ 1880 a IN.
Rural Routes
No deliveries will be made on any
81 the rural routes
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the commissioners. janitors. four IN
number, In the county end. There is
every reason 20 believe that the most
OF the present incumbents will hold
over
John L. Kinghorn. clerk OF the CIR
cult Court will renew his obligations
20 Judge Hervey OF Part One Of .
circuit Judge Newman Of Part Two.
and judge Robinson % the Criminal
court. This marks the beginning OF
Mr. Kingdoms second term.
Clerk 81 the County Court Jobn
Howard Wells will take the oath bs-
fore Clerk KlinRhorn. and begin the
duties OF his second consecutive term
Clerk Wells will also BE- required 20
qualify before The Board OF commits.
slOnera
John w. LAzser. county superip-
tendent of schools. will also gualifv
Tor his second term Of office
School commissioner. and prest.
dents OF the boards 81 school com
misEioners will also take the oaths
Although their official duties Will NOT
begin until July l. They have from
the first - the year until that time
70 qualify
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-31
FINISH GOOD YEAR
Panhandle Agriculture Club Report for
the Tesr-Wlll Be Completes
In Few Days.

The officials of the Panhandle
Agriculture club are busily engaged
AT The present time. making up the an
nual report OF the organization for the
year 1914 The report. when completed
VIII SHOW the number OF silos built in
ONO and Brooks counties during the
past year. the number o. alfalfa fields
planted. and other details OF the work.
which will be of great interest as we'll
as benefit To the members of the
cIuD. The year. according to all re-
ports. has been very successful as
wen as profitable to the farmers and
members OF the organization in gen.
eral, and great deal has been sc-
complshed to better agriculture con
ditiOns.
The number of siios built in Ohio
and Brooke counties during the past
year number 1s or twice as many az
was constructed the proceeding wear.
by the number of silos and Increased
production OF live stock can not helm
but BE- made possible. and the total
number OF silOs TO be found in the two
counties numbers $50 This means
a saving OF p TO 80 per cent In food
products. in the way OF fodder and
other ratiOns TO the farmers. rbe
total capacity OF the silos IL 10000
ions. which means saving TO the
farmers OF 1000 to-,s. which in any
other way would be lost. The an.
annual report will be- completed inside
OF the next few days
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Marshall County

Tomorrow. January 1. the Marsh
All County Officers elect viii auto
maucally become county officials for
the several terms ~ their particular
onice. All previously having rrven
bond and qualified before the county
court. except The Circuit clerk. VINO
qualities before Tho Circuit judge
County Clerk Chase. re.oierted for
ne second term ~ FiK wears gives a
bond ~ $1,000. Victor b. Myers. rc
elected Tor bic HE second term Of sir
years. VIM. N NOVEL;. elected 10 nia
hrst term. as county commissionor
from Cameron district. takes tnr
place made vacant by the expiration
of tho torn NJ w. y Robinson Of Cam
eron district D. vs. Mcdowell. elect
ed io serve Die ser0ul term as County
1npefiutnnd'nt lf EIea srhMIs. has
alao qualified and ritrn bond
~ The members OF che legislature.
p. NJ Hinerman Dr. member Of the
present house hoirr elected two
y'eia aro. and slso eiccfed al the fast
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-31
DROP DISPENSARY
Directors Of Ohio County Anti Tuber.
eulesis League Decide 70 Abol.
ish Office May I.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
directors Of the Ohio County Anti
tuberculosis league held yesterday
afternoon In the headquarters OF the
organization in the board OF trade
building was very well attended.
Several business matters Of rou-
tine nature being transacted Among
the more important business how
ever was that IN regard 20 the dis
penssry and The Sanatorium owing
10 the great expense In keeping up
the two institutions. action was taken
IN regard 10 disseminating the dis
pensary after the first Of May At
that time the present office of the
dispensary viii BE- disposed Of and by
The disbandment OF the dispensary
tue organization will have more funds
Ia devote 10 carrying out the great
work which is nov in progress al the
SanatOrium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-31
NEWLY ELECTED OFFICIALS WILL
TAKE UP NEW DUTIES TOMORROW

morrow morning for a few minutes TO
comply with the requirements OF the
law. and adjourn until Saturday. when
they will proceed % business. Mr..
Ephlin has already taken the oath OF
office administered by Clerk OF tha
County Court J. n Wells. His &C
cession 10 the place viii BE- noted
With little significance from the
standpoint % changes IN tho appoint
ments Of the commissioners. lie viii.
az matter o. courtesy. be- allowed
20 name some few officers. There
stu remains in office. two Demo
cratic members. who viii swing the
balance OF power
Offices that Eiu DO hnCd with new
officers or old officials reinatated VIII
b. the coroner. superintendent 81 the
infrmary. overseer % the poor. road
supervisors. road engineer. clerk OF