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Arizona republican., 1914-10-18

.o;d ,,ronosed new district be formed as praved for, and
 l WHEREAS. it appears to thls poard that the said petition IS slgn- od hv and contains the names or the norents or guardian of at least ten ooboo, census children, residents ol such proposed new district anu isiding at greater distance ."'', four miles from any dlstrlc. sei'o'' house. and . WHEREAS, it further appearing to tbis Board that the said petltloh se's so,.,,, the boundaries of the proposed f..,. district and that said proposed
 now district is necessary for the con-
 venience of the school chHureh t siding therein ,oa s NOW. THEREFORE. it is ordered
 that the said District Be and the n same is hereby formed and estap- n l,isbed with boundaries as foiio"S' to wit a Beginning at the northeast corhei n of Section 1, township i've sou.n' n range ten west; thence west to the m west line of Maricopa County
 thence south to the southwest corner m of Section B, township five south ,n ranpe eleven west; thence east te m the southeast corner of section 5o on townshin five south, range ten west
 thence north to the place of begin co lining. w And if is further ordered that sal'
 D;,+r;ct shall be and the same ] @ @oo berebv designated as School Dlstrlc oo Number Seventy-Two of Marlcop co County. nnovrD
 o, n,otion and bv unanimous vot .00 On h'o'io'i "Nu d oaonted th m the Board passed and aoop'eo LII m following resolution:
 'o WHEREAS, a petition or resloeh 'V' of School District Number Eight'
 ouestine that certain changes 'V" r,ode in the boundaries of said Dl
 ltrict has been transmitted to tn ,.oo Board by County Superintendent ,'oo schools. J. A. Higgins. with his al ioii anproyal of the same, and
 WHEREAS, it appears to nly' po,rd that the changes request
 would he to the detriment of sa
 District. y. Now therefore, it is ordered tn
 
 thereby denied and disapproved. '"0 PETITION DISAPPROVED Is On motion and by unanimous W rri- the Board passed and adopted the following resolution:
 ,ade WHEREAS, petition of resloe nm of School District Number Sixty,
 ouesting certain changes be m' ID in the boundaries of said Distr vote has been transmitted to this Bo the by County Superintendent Of scho
 J. A. Higgins, with his disappro been of the same, and
 hool WHEREAS, it appears to a ni- Board that the changes reques th.. would be to the detriment of nitt District.
 unty Now Therefore. it is ordered [ ap- the said petition be and the sa the is hereby denied and disapproved.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SO
 PERVISORS (Continued From Page EighD

with his approval and recommenda- ton that the change be made as prayed for. and
 WHEREAS, it appears to this Board that the said petition was signed by and contains the names or more than ten qualified school elec- tors of said schooi District Number 70, and that the change requesten would be for the best interests or the residents of the above described territory
 NOW, THEREFORE it is ordered
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
ANNUAL MEETING

NOTICE TO THE STOCkHOl.D- EpC of the TROPICO LAND X Mi pROVEMENT Co. Ga Corporation "l eanized under the laws of the o'a'e of Arizona, and doing business III tiie State Of California;
 The annual meeting of the aoo'e company will be held in the oliice of R F.. Marks, Fleming Block, Pnoe- nix Arizona. on November End, lsl+ at 10 a. m, for the electioh ot ficers for the ensuing year. ana i'i
 any other business which may cein' before the meeting.
 THOMAS ROSS, | Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
HOLDS Pos-- TEMPORARILY
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATcH]

ROME. Oct. 1.-The Italian preh' Sienor Salandra, will assume teii- norarily the portfolio of the mihis ter of foreign affairs, made vacant bv the death today of Marquis AIT tonio nj San Giuliane. This step Was decided upon at councii ol iiiini9'' this Afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
PETITION D1sAPPRovED

On motion and by unanimous vote the Board passed and adopted the l following resolutions:
 | WHEREAS, a petition of residents of School District Number Twenty Six, requesting that certain changes he made in the boundaries of said District. has been transmitted to this Board by County Superintendent ot Schools, J. A. Higgins with hls ols- approval of the same, and
 WHEREAS, it appears to the Roard that the changes requested would be to the detriment of salo District.
 Now Therefore it is ordered that the said petition be and the same is hereby denied and disapproVed.
 PETITION DISAPPROVED , On motion and by unanimous votS , the Board passed and adopted th' following resolution:
 9 ! WHEREAS, a petition Of residents , of School District Number SlNty Eight. requesting that certain chahSe e he made in the boundaries of sal : D;strict has been transmitted to thi ,. Roard by County Superintendent
 Schools. J. A. Higgins, with his dis
 anproval of the same, ana = WHEREAS, it appears 10 LII z poard that the changes requeste 1T 7you,d he to the detriment of sal U District. IL, i'd Now, Therefore, it is ordered th'
 the said petition be and the same thereby denied and disapproVed.
 PETITION DISAPPROVED
 On motion and by unanimous vo ly the Board passed and adopted u
 following resolution:
 WHEREAS, petition of resldef
 of School District Number Ihlrtet 'ss reonesting that certain changes or made in the boundaries of said Dl he trict. has been transmitted to u ny Board by County Superintendent Ill Schools, J. A. Higgins, with his u Ill, approval of the same, and 'n- WHEREAS. it appears to Ire Roard that the changes request ay. would he to the detriment of S lhe District.
 Of Now Therefore, it is ordered that the said petition be and the same
 hereby denied and disapproVed. tax PETITION DISAPPROVED ,te, Or motion and by unanimous V in the Board passed and adopted the following resolution:
 'm WHEREAS, a petition Of reslue eed of School District Number Ele'
 requesting that certain changes
 wade in the boundaries of said l trict has been transmitted 10
 Roard by County Superintendent
 Schools, J. A. Higgins, with ms
 aDproval of the same, and rem WHEREAS. IT appears to eih- Roard that the changes reque iiis would be to the detriment ol
 District.
 An Now Therefore, it is ordered Was .he said petition be and the sam 'teis hereby denied and disapproVeu-
 In the matter of the petltiof
 N F. Robertson and others, req'
 ino the organization of New s' l.D- district. the said petition having M transmitted to this Board by Co or Superintendent of Schools, J. A State ;. ,.itb his disapproval of the same. it appearing to this boaru
 the proposed new district was -boVe necessary it was ordered that 'fflce said petition be disapproVed. 'hoe- On motion and by unanimous l9l+' of Board. stood at recess untii or o'cIock A. M., Monday, July eh' fer w. A. MOEUT come o,,,,, poard of Supervisors
 icopa County.
 I
Arizona republican., 1914-10-18
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPEkVleOhe MARICOPA COUNTY, STATE OF ARlZoNA
 phoaniX IulY 9th. 1914

THE BOARD OF soPE!SernONa nI1oNa I'M non ak July es s sns % m n' or%s snsss 1smts Absent: None None an, ,nnrovsa
 rne c affidavit sISon s 3%s .io% s ss S S ses s sa Ss' Sss" duly & a , 9ys 9ys h asy of the ssss Rss i'm h @ s'os M ,as @ ca % B s essa sss S s @ ns % the assessments believed by " at " June bo ~ On motion Board stood recess uH ' o'clock A M. Tuesday, July 7h 1914. w A. MoEuR M 'AN r,l Chairman Equalization Mareopa county In,
 THs aas24 s93nP srn 9E or hS0sA The Board Esa'n M at nea @ Ss9s Ss n.n M M rl T"ssa Luke s' ana and James Miller ' Clerk meeting sa @na @pGed s} ,S assessments believed June session @ m nsn~ ns @ "~ ote of Board o'clock A. M. Wednesday, July sth' 1914 JAMES Clerk w MoEUR Is
 Chairman Board of Equalization Naeopa County r.
 OFFICE OF THE OF SUPERVISORS UP n1soE
 MAR1coPA COUNTY STATE TIE. OF s,n ARIZONA 1g14 po,rs resumed session as voss1 1ns sses ea M wsSn1s"ss s n anS n @ orm Miller Jr Clerk ss ssSss sss;as:a es % believed D" On % vote 9s,. Board stood at MILLER 'E Chairman Board of Equalization County
 1ss s5rsr1 H34nR sraTn ST OF MT Thursday and there were pr present & W. Mner A. Jr Clerk Absent .,.,nu r..a and approved Minutes & of prsnu a "e its assessments believed by at m its mon saH sna by Board stood at recess until ,aoef n Al M Friday 1Oth 1914 w. A. MoEuR. JAMES MILLER 'E Chairman Board of Equalization County
 OFFICE OF B6ARD OF ,rt sUrERRIsoKss UP Rs1z"Ss
 ....on as Board p@GSan of Epuaiion o'clock m rray July wsrs present. reS a w rsr J man. n Frank Iukea Lin B. orme Members ana James "'" Absent ->one' e.ou meeting andap approved ,ura Inv On On @0i1" % sa%rSSy sna s aGan"r 5u1y litn orrR MILLER 'e Chairman Board of Equalization County
 OFFICE OF THE BOARD SUPERVISORS SUPERVISORS Board resumed 5 % @ d as ,aspe ch, 1 A. M" ruh aHl Inke and Members ana James "'"e " 'Sfa Minutes na asa af S Assessments at ts J~iy small of oara stood a. recess o'clock A. NJ. Monday, July is 1914 W A. MoEuR. JAMES i M'' Chairman Equalization Mare0pa county
 rsa aeH34 H34HR Er9Tn 9T oF
 Phoenix July 18th 1914 u The Board nine o'clock s,n,n M rr a%' s and %sss.ss ss ss's ans n5ns 5s%ss Msr Nom"
 Minutes Min ss,fS % Gr eona % @ 'e eSn it's July session % ns % fup a advised and appear the HEaa an@raaa @ Saments s be increased.
 NOW motion and nd, by n unanimous sam @ @ ne increased SaMn ssns Assessed ssso Value H''ssS sS Ariz Realty Co-lot Blk 80 phoe as 10000 2oc na mp on Lot Block ss5sSs s5sSs sss Chandler mp csI|p % Lots to F Block s & sSI:.sna. ssss 5i |. Star Place ;ss ' EaMalo a'sn B F. HoImp swA sec2s 10000 h Fox F. limp onI 12 Block s4 Ph"e- moo 1oO nix '.....' N of canal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
BelIaire Rriefr

Russell Brannen entertained the
members of the Americas Club in the
parlors OF the Windsor Hotel. last
evening.
Items OF interest for this paper
may be left at the City Book Store
OF telephone TO the reporter. Bell
NJ. J. Snyder. the local insurance
man. has anounced his candidacy for
sheriff.
Extensive improvements are being
made to the windows of the BRYAN
JeMelry store on Thirty-second street
The Roma Theatre Company. OF
tonville.
Deputy Sheriff Samuel Dunfee. OF
~. Clairsville. was a visitor in this
city. yesterday.
Supt. J. A. Jackson. Of this city. ad-
dressed the pupils Of the High school
yesterday morning.
Herman Wharton. Of Union street
has returned from a visit with reIa.
tiyes at Malaga.
\ county teachers examination will
be held In the local High school to-
Mr.. and Mrs. u. o. Orrison have
returned TO bethesda. after a visit
in this city.
Mrs j. VI Mcdonald. N North No.
relatives az Wooster.
Mrs a y Barton has returned 10
h'r home at Barton. after a viait ir
biz city
Mrs II W Cooper will entertain n
raf'F Of friends af her home on North
Jefferson street this afternoon.
Mrs Fred Sprigue and son David
ui Forty second street. are VISITING
relatives and friends 1f WoodsheId
Miss Nrllio Boyd. Of Thirty seventh
street d. visiting relative and friends
sf Columbus
senator g. n. Stevens and wife and
VII. Helen Benthcld have gone 10
Benton Montana. where they Will
make their future home
Herbert LaZurc. Of Gas Cify. Del
spending a few davs with friends and
relatives iu this city
Miss Name Robinson. Of Guernsey
street is visiting relatives and friends
OF Columbus
s prayer service and meeting Of
if' Epworth League of tho new VI D.
church at Pinch Run. was held last
evening
Tho Union sunday school ~ South
b'IIaIr' hsH purchased q number %.
new tong books
y ~ LoneWan. Of TuIontown. Pa.
wal. cglling on friends .n 'his city.
yesterday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Dedication OF New School.

All arrangements have been com.
pleted for the dedication OF the new
Gravel Hill school building. Thurs
day evening OF next week. The com.
mittee In charge of the affair has been
working on the dedication exercises
Tor the past few weeks and they prom.
Use to exceed anything of the kind
ever held in this city. The following
is the program:
America-Pupils and audience.
lnvocation-Rev Is. II. King.
Club. ''
Physical exercise lesson Miss
Bines. OF the Fifth grade.
ypical opening exercise-Miss Mar
garet Walker. Fifth grade.
Club. "eo
Drill-Girls from Maize Walkers.
Sixth grade. -
Short addresses-C. NJ. Rodefer I
r. Anderson, Superintendent Wilson
Hawkins.
Presentation OF fag-Nrs Anna
THOMPSON. on behalf of Spaneler post
G. \. X. and W. II. c.
Music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
10 Oruanlze Church.

The organization OF the new Metho-
dist church at Pinch Run will be az
tected Sunday afternoon. Rev. III. u.
ward, pastor OF the Shadyside NJ. +.
church. who has been placed i'm charge
OF the new church has announced that
new members will be received either
oy letter or. probation. following the
regular services. Officers of the new
church will also be elected
The matter OF a new church build
ing VIII also be discussed. The eX-
ecutive committee has two sites in
view and these will be presented at
the meeting Sunday afternoon. Both
sites are located ear the schoolhouse
n one will probably be selected. For
the past few years the congregation
a been meeting in the schooihouse
but owing TO the rapid growth of the
congregation larger quarters will have
to be secured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
BELLAIRE
Woman's Civic Club.

The regular meeting of h Won.
ans Civic club OF this city will be
held in the auditorium of the Bel
laire high school Monday evening OF
next week. This session will I'M
doubleday be one of the most interest
ing ever held by this club. and all
members are urgently requested TO
be present. The following program
viii be rendered following the regu.
lar business meeting:
Pitfalls for Boys"
Mrs. j. VI. Mcdonald
safeguards for Our Boys" $3.50.
Mrs. B. X. King
Pitfalls for Our Girls"
s............ Mrs. James Weeks
Safeguards for Our Girls .......
.......... Mrs. Gertrude Heinlein
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

tnteiliseneer 1914 Almanac for 25e
at the Sehane News Stand. Get one
to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Annual asoou-.

ArranEeuents are being made fo-
De annual banquet OF The Young
. Bible class OF the Christian
snuren OF this city. The AFFAIR will
BE- held on Thursday evenfnE Anrii
Al a recent meeting OF ~. class
= committee was appointed 10 secure
a place and make all the necessary ar.
rangements Cor the AFFAIR. An excel
lent program j. being prepared which
VIII include. In addition TO Musical
numbers and address. a discussion OF
ing In this CITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

i~nteiliseneer 1914 Almanac for 25e
az th- SehSne News Stand. Get one
to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Non-Support CHARGE.

Jack Murphy OF this city was ar
rested yesterday morning by Officer
Iravers on a charge of failing TO sup
port his wife and minor child. He
was arrested several days ago on
this charge and fined $50 and costs
and sentenced TO serve four months
IN the GAINESVILLE workhouse. The sen.
tence and fine were suspended on his
promise TO support his wife and child.
II Is alleged that Immediately after
contributed nothing TO the support of
his family. He returned to this CITY
Yesterday morning TO get his barber
o and was rearrested. He was
taken before Squire Mason and he
Justice decided to send him TO the
workhouse. He was taken to that in
stitution by Officer Trayers yester-
day afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

\ meeting of the soliciting teams OF
Z Commercial club was held in the
9dnce oieAttorney Il. ID. Neck in the
First National Bank building. last eve
ming. Practically every team was rep
resented and plans for securing new
were discussed. Several
names were transferred from one
team TO another and arrangements
We're made Tor the continuance of the
campaign. Several new memberships
Were received yesterday me the list
is gradully growing towards the one
thousand mark. a large list of pros
pective members yet remain and an
EFFORT will be made TO see them in the
mex few DAYS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

No services will be held at the lions
Nv. Lutheran church. on North F1fth
street, tomorrow. owing TO the fact thai
the pastor. Rev. y. 4. Schilingcr. is at
where he will have charge
OF the fortieth anniversary of the in
stallauon OF the pastor OF the church az
mat place into the ministry. The reEu-
lar Lenten services viii be held at the
church Wednesday evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Edward G.. Milligan, of this city has
been appointed to the position OF tax
assessor in Pease Township by the
belmont County Tax commission.
The remainder Of the assessors. were
appointed two weeks ago and have Al
ready taken up their work. Many
local people we're OF the opinion that
Lee Levy, OF Gravel Hill. would re-
ceive the appointment. Mr.. Milligan
will begin his work next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Pine Line.

The Buckeye Pipe Line
mas been awarded the contract for he
construction OF a pipe line from the
Carroll-Robinson farm on Rock Hill
TO McClainesville. Tanks will be
erected at the latter place and the oil
wlll be pumped through the pipes to
the n and thence TO the railroad
cars. These tanks will be located az
the siding at McClainesville. Prelim-
mary work has already been started
and a force of men will soon start Law
ing he pipe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Convention Next Week.

sub-distrfct No. ) United Mine Work
convention In Wheeling next week ana
over 100 delegates will b. in attendance
ana they Will represent over 10000
miners. The chief matter To come be
fore the body will be the run-of-mine
system and II Is likely that there will
be a long debate on the subject. Several
other important matters will come up
before the body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Fire at Maynard.

\ bad fire occurred at Maynard late
Thursday evening when the large black
smith SHOP OF Ernest Watkins was
burned TO the ground. Nhat started
inc lire - not known as no one seemed
TO be about. The shop and all OF the
Tools were destroyed and the loss will
De In the ncighborhood of $1,000 and
partly covered by insurance. IL is OK
pected that the owner will rebuIld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
MARTINS FERRY


A. the FIRST NJ. n. church at the
corner OF Third and Ciay streets. Rev.
J. H. Mclay. pastor. the following sun
DAY services Will be h1id. Sunday school
VIII De held At 9:i5 o'clock and preach
ing AT 1880. subject. Fishers Of Men.
Junior League will meet at ? O'clock and
personal Workers League will meet at
eS9. and evening services will be here
at 1880. \ series OF sermons will be- de
ilNered on some Seetres in a Modern
Progtcal Life" and the first will be de-
liNsred SUNDAY evening and the theme
Will be Willingness"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Hurt IN Mine.

Pau Bends. a miner employed in the
Troll mine. near Maynard. was the vie.
TIM OF = serious accident yesterday
morning. when a large lump of coal fell
from a car and badly mashed his foot.
"a soon as the accident happened thu
MN was removed TO his home. where
Ut. forsythe was called and dressed the
injuries. The man will be compelled to
lay off work for some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
In Bad conditio,

Inc streets Of this city are i'm a
very bad condition and resemble mud
ROADS. Inc recent rains and tho mott.
ING snow have nlled the cutters. the
majority OF the sewers heinz eto,rc
UP with ice and mud. Pracficsug
every street In tho city is covered
win about an inch Of mud and those
connecting with tho Countrv roads arc
Almost impossible The public aorv.
l,' n'ptrlm'nt had p force OF mon a.
work cleaning the mud from fIc
CROSSINGS In the business district We.
tCrday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

i onight VIII be comedy night at the
PIX Grand and Olympic theatres. show
lnng two-rcel Nitagraph laugh makers
az each theatre. The Olympic Is plan
comedy. Wild Animals at Large and
the Elk Grand has "Jerry's Mother-in-
Law, n comedy with Sidney Brew aud
a star cast OF FUN makers. In addition.
The H~unchback." a two-reel Kairm
with Tom Moore and Alice Joyce. will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Former

Word has been received in this city
OF the death OF Samuel Wilson. a for.
mer resident Of this city. which oc-
CURED at Columbus THURSDAY The
deceased was . years OF 40 and had
been III for some time. Surviving him
are n following brothers and sisters.
thomas. Alonzo. Ford. Andrew and
Miss Cora OF this city: Mrs. Biles OF
fuitney- township and John OF Ben.
wood. Relatives have gone 10 Colum.
nus TO take charge OF the remains and
me funeral arrangements have not
been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
BRIDGEPORT


All arrangements have been completes
Tor the -BtnEville" dance which Will be
given this evening In the Union opera
house. BY the Knights Of Maccabecs
and all who attend are assured of a good
time The committee in charge OF the
affair has left nothing undone TO make
the AFFAIR a success and music will be
furnished by an orchestra. large
number ofDtickets have been sold for
the affair and several persons from out
OF the city will be present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

l'sterduy al DAY The sideWalks were
IN pad condition a. "A result OF the snow
and rain which fell during the evening.
On the sidewalks that the snow had
been swept on were In good condition
but whore the snow was allowed to Law
the walking vas %frightful as slush was
nearly ankle deep In some places. Last
evening they were in better shape.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
VIII Dedicate New school.

Friday evening OF next week the Jun
Tor Mechanics. Of this city. will formal
~ dedicate the new school recently
Completed at Lansing and an interesting
Program has been arranged. The eNcr-
clses viii open at 1850 O'Clock and all
OF the pupils OF the school Will take
part. II IL expected that Congressman
w. IL. Francis. OF Martins Ferry. will
Dc present and deIiNe. an addrcss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
Come TO Fehrenbach for your home
made bread, four 1Oc loaves for CSC.
Ja-17-tf.


Last evening a. the home Of Miss
Mary Moorcland. In West Wheeling. the
queen Esther Circle Of the West Wheel
ing VI. p church. was pleasantly enter
tanned and all Of the member were pres
mt \ short business meeting was
held after which e social meeting was
h'ld and "a fine program rendered At a
s~easonablc hour dainty refreshments
were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

Funeral services were held YESTERDAY
atternon from the home Of her niece
MIS-. george ~Thorngate on Zane street
over ~" remains Of the late Mrs. Mag
gle Beuuett who died boz Pittsburgh
Tuesday after a short illness. The SER
vices were In charge Of one Of the local
pastors and were largely attended. In
tsrment was In Greenwood cemetery in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07

As mo spring advances tho baseball
ans BEGIN To talk Of ths prospect.
ll nc H'Ilalfo Annette association
for the eoafon tp brrIn and
arc ar The opinion that fI.
team fhlH season viii bc bcff,r than
ever before For fhp past two 0r
hfee years tho local associatiou h4s
lHn "u excellent ball team and nfs
dIn'u reputation throughout fh.
STATE 7 ndrr fhc management p.
Inrk Kennedy boo team last wear
proved 20 b. "a srraf success and