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The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
Dance Nevt Tuesday Night.

Prettily gotten up invitations have
been sent out by the committee who
are arranging affairs for the dance
which is to be given at the Auditor
ium on Tuesday evening. May >. by
the Harris Six Piece Concert and
DANCE orchestra. This is not to be
a public affair but strictly an invi-
tation dance and all details have
been attended to with a view toward
making it an initial dance Of a SER
les of dances which will be generally
attended by the members OF the var
ious dancing clubs, etc. and all Of
the young people who enjoy dancing
ave been included in the invitations,
which have bcen sent out by the
committee. The Harris orchestra
plays a full repertoire of the music
for the new dances which are now
being learned rapidly and there will
he ample opportunity for some excel
lent practice to the accompaniment
OF the proper kind of music.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
Pretty Rirthdnr pnrtr.

A pretty birthday party for little
folks was given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. +. s Smith on Hin avenue
for her grandson, Master Wallace
Orr on his eighth birthday. After
an afternoon Of merry games beau
tiful birthday table was spread in
the dining room and decorated with
pansies of all shades and birthday
cake with eight candies The fol-
lowing little folks enjoyed the pretty
PARTY: Misses Helen Aupperle.
'f'helma and Patsy Lamb, Iio Pifer,
Jean Kennedy. Alice Watson. Flea
nor Gibbs. Jessie Horn and Bess Dod-
son. and Paul and Kenneth Kenney.
Donald Wilson, John Feldmeer,
Franklin and Ansel Gibbss. Burton
Coles. Doe and Albert Horn, Max
Copeland, Darwin Lough. Dalton
Trumbo. James Dodson and Wallace
Moyer Orr
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
NAV nav nau Tonipht

This evening at the Auditorium
the Ladies' Of the Maccabees Withhold
their fifth annual May Day ball
which will doubtless be largely at
tended as every years. Pretty pro-
grams have been gotten out at The
sentinel, in the colurs Of the order,
red, white and black and the Six
Piece Orchestra has all OF their best
dance music ordered for the occasion.
There VIII be IS dances on the pro-
gram altogether and the reception
committee composed Of three popular
young ladies are planning that every
one present shall have the time Of
their lives.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
Athletes Learn Trip
is Postponed After
Reaching the Depot

With their overooats on their
arms and their suit cases in their
hands, the members of the Grand
Junction high school track team
which was TO leave for the big meet
at colorado Springs last evening on
No G, waited, waited. waited. until
at last they were informed by Coach
Frank Du Cray that there was no
trip to the Springs for them this
year. Instead the state university
meet at Boulder. which will be held
in two weeks. is the goal at which
the locals will attempt to show the
other state teams their class
Late yesterday afternoon it was
decided that as the Boulder meet is
the larger of the two 1t would be
best to attend it. since both meets
could not be attended. The track
men were not informed of this and
gathered at the Y. NJ. c. A. prepar-
atory to starting They were
crentfallen bunch when informed
that they were not to go. but brigh-
tened up considerably when they
thought of the good time awaiting
them at Boulder.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
Entertains Young Ladies' Club.

The Young Ladies' club OF the
Congregational church enjoyed "a
most delightful evening Thursday at
the home OF Mrs, j. H. Lee. their hos
tess being Mrs. Vern b. Lee and Miss
Myrtle shadow 1t was n kenslngton
party and lilacs We're used for the
decoration of the rooms where
pleasant evening was spent by the
following young ladies with an ele-
CANT late lunch as a feature of the
occasion: Misses Georgia Arm
strong, Lois Becker. Eleanor and
Margaret Cole. Mary Campbell, Alice
Finley, Abigail Glessner, Olive and
Daisy Kirk. Carrie Lindley Louise
and Helga Langland. Amy Rosette.
Jessie Martin. Harriet Moulton, Eve
lyn Perkins, Anna Strang, Edith Stu
art, Schepettz, Annie Turner. Beu-
lah Van Buren, Victoria Wilhelmy,
and Myrtle Shadow, and Mesdames
sylvester Baughman, w. G. Hirons,
G.. w. Jones, Maude Lyons. J II. Min
er, r. +. Meserve, V. b. Lee and W
II. Lewis, Mrs. II. Lee. Mrs Mary
Iacobshagen and Mrs. Emma Wads-
worth We're guests.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
Jolly ThimbIe Club Entertains ut
beautiful Party

This afternoon the annual social
meeting. marking the close of the
club year OF the jolly Thimble club
was held at the home of Mrs. W. H.
Lewis at 535 North Fifth street. for
merly the Remington Smith residence
and proved to be one of the most
elaborate and prettiest parties of the
season. There was a fun attendance
OF members and each member being
privileged to bring a guest the num-
Der was swelled to quite large COM
pany. The rooms were turned into
perfect bowers of blossoms and spring
flowers, quantities OF lilacs, sweet
peas and apple blossoms being used
in an elaborate scheme of decoration
throughout the rooms where the
guests spent delightful afternoon.
First there were two floral guessing
games with appropriate prizes Then
the following numbers made up an
enjoyable little program for the en-
tertainment of the ladies while occu-
pied with fancy work:
Selections on the Pianola
----------------Airs. Willard Lewis
Reading-----------M Mrs Z. b. Rogers
Vocal solo---Mrs. Howard Fairbanks
Reading Mrs. j. Il. Billings
ocdl solo------- Mrs. George kleVer
At ; o'clock the guests were invit-
ed into the dining room for refresh
ments and here also an elaborate
scheme of decoration was carried out
with flowers and exquisite table ap-
pointments. There were two long
tables, the chief decoration of which
We're miniature May poles, from
which ribbon streams in the colors
of the club, red and green, extended
to the handles of tiny May baskets
filled with flowers, at each plate to
which were attached the dainty
place cards. Nothing prettier could
be imagined and many were the
compliments from the guests upon
the pretty party and the delightful
entertainment afforded by the Jolly
Thimblers at their annual social,
which is always the red letter event
of the entire year.
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S0CIE Y
EDITED BY MRS. \. c. FIDEL.
Friday, May l.

Oyster Soup Oysterettes
salmon salad Dinner Rolls
Pimolas Angel Cake
Orange Pekue Ice Cream
Orange Pekoe Ice Cream -Scald
two cups OF milk TO which table
spoonsful of Orange Pekoe tea has
been added, and let stand tive min
utes. Add one and one-half cups Of
sugar, yolks of four eggs. slightly
beaten. and cook until mixture thick
ens. Strain and add oue-fourth tea
spoonful salt, grated rind one orange
and one pint heavy cream Freeze
and mould. Serve garnished with
candied orange peel.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
display of New Embroidery.

In the window OF Mrs. OMalley's
embroidery shop Is displayed this
week number OF articles, of fine
embroidery which is done by ma
chine and challenges all cr.npetltion
by hand. The marking of table lin
fine lingerie, handkerchiefs.
mems shirts. etc. are all illustrated,
with tile whole name done on mems
Eandlserchiefs or monogram as desir-
ed. The work is exquisite and could
not he distinguished from hand en-
brcidery. Everyone is invited to
top in and take a look at this work
and orders win he taken by Mrs
OMalley as the work Is done in the
east.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
First Congregational Church.

While the pastor is absent from
the city. the CONGREGATIONAL church
Will unite with the Presbyterian
church in union services, May and
10. in charge of Rev D.. Luther
Edwards.
The usual collections will be Ia
ken by the ushers and handed over
10 the proper person.
Members and friends OF the
church are cordially invited to at
tend all services.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
First Methodist Church.
Corner Fifth and White.
EfhIfn paefpr

Sunday school, 10 a. M
Morning worship Mt II; sermon by
the pastor; topic: The Indwelling
Spirit" Every member of the
congregation should hear this dis
cussion.
Junior League, 3:30 p. m.
Epworth league. Z p. m.
Evening worship, s; sermon top
ic. The Story of Jonah; the Great
Lesson"
Prayer and praise service Wednes-
day evening, T:45. We cordially in
vite the church-going public to en-
Joy these services with us.
Special selections of music at both
services.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
he latest photograph is the Tango Only $500
TO $500 per dozen at the DEAN STUDIO.
NeMIyweds Chnnge nnte.

The date for the "gentleman's
Night ~ has been hanged by the New
lyweds' Bridge club and the date for
the affair has been fixed for next
Wednesday May the 9th. Auction
bridge followed by a late supper and
smoker for the gentlemen will be
the program for the evening.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
w. @. U. L. NIeehng.

At the regular meeting OF the W.
c. T. L. this afternoon at the home
of Mrs. c. E. Shropshire at II North
Spruce street. n feature of interest
was the talk given by Truman Ketch-
I'm. formerly q resident of this city,
lut now living In Seattle, where he
holds the position of probation Off
Ger Of that city Mr. TIetchum's mar
rstive of his work in Seattle was ex-
ceedinsly interesting to all present.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
y. M. @. a. Cirrns Tnnirht.

A large crowd Will doubtless at
tend the Y. NJ. c. \. circus tonight
at the 'N gymnasium. All sorts
and varieties Of startling stunts are
on the program and the clowns Will
be much in evidence. There viii also
be band OF twenty pieces and ten
piece orchestra for the music. Ey-
erybody come to the circus.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Corner OF Sixth st. and White Ave.
d. Lutner Edwards, Pastor.
9:45 a. m.-Sunday school.
II n. m.-Public worship.
Sermon by the pastor; subject;
story Of n Runaway Slave"
Sunday school at Milldale.
p. ny. p. 5. C. L. meeting.
p. m-Public worship; subject
of sermon, 'The Sincerity OF
Jesus"
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
Eood nnd Cnke -nle-

The young ladies' congregational
church club Will hold a cooked food
and cake sale on Saturday at Saw
yer's. There will be breads. beans,
doughnuts, cakes and all sorts of good
things for the Sunday dinner.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
AMONG THE CHURCHES
German Evangelical Lnthernn.

German ENanGefiCai Lutheran.
Corner Eighth and Rood.
r. Baltzer, pastor. g44 Grand ave.
Sunday school al 10 a. m.
Morning service in English at IL.
Mems mass meeting Monday eve
ming. May 4, 1890 p. m.
Y =. S. meeting Wednesday eve
ming. May G. 1880 p. M.
Ladies' Aid meets az the church
Thursday, May z, $3.50 p. m.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
Pythian Sisters Meet Tonirht.

Tonight the Pythian Sisters will
meet IN regular session at Margery
hall and full attendance * desired
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
4 AW MnzF(
[ MzzYYsx1lRdR1gfo 60 j

Widely Used.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Il
one of the most widely used medi-
|cfnes in the market. 1t is a. popular
In Canada. Australia and Africa a. at
home. This is because it "makea
good" You can always depend upon
1t when you have cough or cold.
For sale by all druggists.
The daily sentinel., 1914-05-01
First Church of Christ Scientist.

First Church of Christ Scientist.
652 White avenue.
Sunday school. 9;45 a. N.
Service at II a. M: subject:
Everlasting Punishment
Free reading room at sos Grand
Valley bank building Open daily,
except Sunday from . TO 3 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

ieit yesterday evening for Canonsburr.
a. hIter spending the past few days
mere win relatives and friends
Miss Virginia Francis and Misses Id.
ana Helen Rogers left yesterday arr.r-
mon Noon Tor Pittsburgh. Pa, where they
viii spend a Few days.
several OF the leading Bull Moosers
OF TINS city and Cameron left Yesterday
OF thls city and Cameron left yestersa y
gressive meeting.
~ a; Ernst. 81 the Fourth ward. left
yesterday Tor Pittsburgh. Pa where nc
nas accepted a new position.
burdett Price. OF Akron Ohio -
sFendlhg a Few days with friends and
relatives In this city
ire thief Louis Ramsey and wife
VIII leave next Friday for New Texine-
ton, Ohio. 90 spend a week with rei9-
lives and friends
Mrs. W. W. Woodward and daurbter
OF humble. Texas. are spending = fevy
city. III TINS
Miss Alma McNemar left Yesterday
LOT Huckhannon where she viii yf1it
friends and relatives for two weeks
elsewhere In these columns viii he
FOUND fuli particulars regarding the
sac or the road bonds for Union district
Mrs. sarah Logan Of Center street
lett yesterday for Fairmont. where she
WI spend "a week with friends and reIa-
Guy Troy left yesterday for his home
AZ Nolumbua. Ohio. after spending fhe
past week with relatives IN this city.
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G g. Woods hAs re,nrnsd 20 his hc,,.
AZ Park View. after spending the pas.
week In Cleveland. attending a Bankers
convention.
Dorothy Sturgeon. OF Pittsburgh. Is
me guest Tor osveral days OF Mr. and
Nrs Mason. 81 woodsdale
William Apgood. 81 SistersvIlie. -
Tending few days as the guest IF
friends az Fulton
4 Carl Grimes OF Washington. Pa has
returned TO his home after spending =
Edgwood.
Miss Marion Dunlap. Of Ravenswood.
i the guest for a few days Of relatives
Miss Gladys Phiihurn. o. Parkers-
burg. - spending a few days as the
guest Of friends and relatives at Elm
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis TufeL Of Bow
street. who have been spending their
honeymoon with Mr. TufeTs parents at
L,emiperanceviile. ohio. have returned to
Miss Boyd Reed f. confined TO her
home at Iriadelphia with serious M
Miss Margueretta Mendel. 81 Patter-
son. i spending few DAYS as the guest
or relatives at Pittsburgh.
" neat harvest in the Couitry districts
VIII he opened within n few days
william Springer. Of Triadelphia. wao
recently received "a broken arm while
eranking his automobile. T. improving.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ W Never and son
Lawrence. % Pittsburgh who have been
visiting their parents. Mr. and Mrs n.
W Mendel, OF Patterson. have returned
20 their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Bushon. OF Park
View. are spending several DAYS as the
guest OF friends at New Martlnsvilie
=, force Of engineers are surveying
VEST Alexander. II T. said extensive
improvements will be made soon.
Heorse MaNweil OF sand I'M. spent
business.
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Miss Violet Kreds. OF Nineteenth
street. who is an operator of the Ma
tional Telephone Company. will spend
tho Fourth Of July at Buckeye Lake
Ohio.
Henry Kreds. of this city. will leave
Friday for Dayton. o.. where he will
spend the Fourth.
Miss Blanche Reidel. who has been
III for the past several days. is re-
ported improving.
Mrs Everette Kraatz will leave to,
morrow for Youngstown. where she
VIII spend several days visiting
friends
Mr. John Wilson. who has been Wis
Ting his nephew, Joe Shepherd. for
the past few days. returned to his
home in New Martinsville yesterday
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PATRIOTIC SERVICE
Held Last Evening nt Eighteenth Street
ChaPei-Eev Claude p. Terry

The patriotic service which was held
last evening az the Eighteenth street
chapel was very we'll attended by mem
bets or the congregation. Following the
rendering or several selections tv the
cholr. keN. Claude Porter Terry. pastor
or the First Presbyterian church. de-
nEcred an interesting address on the
subject OF Patriotism Rev Terrx, n,
the course OF his remarks dealt prin-
c.raily with the subject 81 war as one
OF the central themes 81 his address
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

squire Sciherf. Of Elm Grove was
called ON yesterday Co. settle "a dispute
or quarrel between two families of
Peters EIu. s. warrant had been Issued
BY the squire for the arrest OF Nrr
George carl uu the charge OF rroflue
ana abusive language q IKE warrant
hag been issued FOR the arrest of Mrs.
William funp on "a similar charge The
~ fIfaUf- were served Saturday DE Dep
MY -hrrIm william Green several Wit
nreHrH testified UU either side. with tho
result That squire rrIbarf fined rpfn
LHf i.F. ST ono fr.wwiuge making a.
total nf about $40. If g. auId that Mrs
Carl Will iuafBufe court rroa.sdIr-r
AGAINST Mrs lrnu on "a charge of Sian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
M'MECHEN
Bieyeis Accident.

Nharl's I0zier. small boy % this
~ W. struck by bicycle ridden by
~ Hhti streets yesterday afteruosr
anu vas knocked down and considerabl,.
uI ulrgd Although the lad was badly
scared % is not thought thaf ~, fr-t,,,y
.e- WI prove serious AZ be- was abIe
- continue On bis way few mfnfIfag
~ hurt. "'ie pao-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
DOWELL REALTY co.
CITY Home Site in the Country
Glendale. W. Va
BEL phone. M0undsville 3O5-R.


rom present Indications f.rr,.-
-tl".h men ~ this cifN viii NOT b..
mart hlt a. the result pf the HsrIrUf-a
gf the dry regime out af fr. q II f,,-
nave made ample provision fYr tr.
aLNught ana viii soon If moved frf.
LNrlf new quarters. o. Vs. krnar v..rI
continue iu Tho hotel business .rr y..fi
h.Nr tne bar room rhHnrrI into L. e..f
lItTh counter Charles -r-Hr...
WI conduct nu uu.fo.HIfl ..rf..ff.r..
tLl ~ tho corner 90 Sixth and N.rsr4fI
streets Th" building which boz v.I.I s.-
tLpY D. nov being fUwHHU'rI and u.IT
It.Ib InF '".nH1r.. Ir H 90 eflra.
NJ o. kIF and Co. jewellers H..fT move 81.
~ nc oIl slt". IrunE fHrf viii ais.
~ l.In IH. rHnfr"fIHrr". IuaIr.Ha .t
~" .rH'r or Sixth nrH Railroad .fHasfa.
Cf We trm uf sprouts and Dr..r
-.reNt. VIII cnnt.ru. Hu frr old sIf.
llnE r"nI room Uf.lr viii r.
.nIn me trtr-fUr and I.. E"..#aa.a 0-. 1.
----e ----n L---- u ---------
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BASLE PROPERTY
Public Sale o. Fixtures and Eo,,in.
ment OF Bankrupt to Be Held
y

Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock an
OF George Basic. bankrupt under The
rules Of the United States Court nv
the trustee in bankruptcy. Harry King
IT. The sale will consist of the man.
hNtures OF the building and pool room
supplies. The sale will be held al the
store at the corner Of Twelfth and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
MOUNDSVILLE
Thomas Funeral This Evening.

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late DIR. +. &. Thomas. who
passed away very suddenly last Mon
day at noon. will be held this evening
at o'clock at the late home on Third
street DIT. +. J. Knox. pastor OF the
First NJ. r. church. will ofic!ate. The
remains will be shipped to Rock Hin
cemetery. back OF Bellaire. where in
terment will be made The late Mrs
Thomas, who was inferred at Mount
Rose cemetery here. will be removed
TO the side OF her husband following
out his last request
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
DOWDELL REALTY co.
City Home Sites in the Country.
Glendale. w. Va.
Bell phone. Moundsville 205-R


The Official departure of booze"
from out the city of Benwood was the
occasion OF no disorder last night
Everything worked OF like clock
movement and aside from the i'm
possibles' the city was orderly. AL
though a few saloonists had disposed
OF their stock before closing time, the
greater part were open until IL
o'clock. The exodus of liquor from
this city will be felt possibly strong
er than in other cities in this section
- account of the business depression
and on account of the owners inability
10 rent their buildings.
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cd at the bottom OF the hill Both
animals were severely cut and
scratched and the wagon completely
demolished. Fortunately. however.
Simpson escaped with only slight
cuts on his left shoulder and arm,
His escape from serious injury or
death was remarkable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
WIN Free, school suiiaiar.

. Ihe board Of edrcetion % IAbefty
didstrict H. making plans Tor the -. :
ZION OF a two room school bullding At
valley sruNc For several year, the
Iesioents OF that section and especially
the patrons OF the school have been 49, .
lns Tor a school building that will &C
ceinfuodate thu children Of the school
me old building g. rather small and =
% put one room. iidS for the erection
OF the huildinE viii b. closed SATURDAY
ana may b. turned tn either 10
Gardner. president % the board or IA. /.
McCsmmon. CLERK
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milk and was on his way home when
he fell asleep II Is supposed the
horses. in reaching for gre n
near the roadside, got too
close TO the side Of the road and
were precipitated over the bank
They fell quite distance and finally
went through a wire fence and land
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
Henry Clay Camp Me-.

The regular meeting Of Henrv Clay
camp No 1241. Moarru Wo-.dni@n ~
Aaertcs. Nss held last evening ~ thsir
ledse roorils A. Hands hau. Aside froDt
ne Invitations % class % candidafs-
ne regular business session waS he'll
foiloslnE the business meeting plans
Tor thetr annual IlcrfC that Will D, hell
On Green's lawn. AZ Trtadelphia. wee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

The coroner IL investigating the
death OF Mrs. Henrietta Feidner. aged
"a, who died rather mysteriously yes.
tcrday following a nine days illness.
The cause OF her death is not known.
lut bichloride OF mercury poisoning Is
EuFpected. The death OF Mrs. Feidner
reveals that Newton Glass, aged 2S. is
dying at St Francis hospital from
what is supposed TO be bichloride OF
mercury poisoning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
OUT-THE-PIKE
Chicken Thieves Busy.

Chicken thieves have again started
or their nocturnal visits and during
the last few nights a number of coops
in Elm Grove and vicinity have been
visited. Last night the coop OF r. D.
walton. residing near the s. bridge
was visited and a number OF young
chickens stolen Old shot guns are
being brushed up and the thieves will
be given warm reception IL they re-
turn. Others in the vicinity are on
the lookout and some interesting hap
pc nings may soon result
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
WAGON OYER BANK
Frank Simpson, Chspllne Hin Dairy.
man, Had Narrow Escape From
Death - Accident Yeeterdav

g, Frank simpson. dairyman of Chap.
me NIL. narrowly escaped with his
lIie yesterday afternoon when his
team and wagon went over an ern.
bankment Of about forty feet Simp.
son. II seems. had made his TIP 10
the city where ie had delivered his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01

The case Of the state against George
Fullerton and others charged with
holding a clam bake and other bakes
a. McMeChcn last Sunday will be Civ
on hearing next Saturday morning
o. ten O'Clock before Squire r. NJ
Lewis. 10 Will be recalled that Fuller.
ton was arrested while he was dis
ptnslng wet goods al the clam bake
by Prosecuting Attorney j. ID. Par
rot and special deputy sherifs. who
were sworn 10 for that special occas-
sion
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a tgrce % men uere PLACED AZ YEA
seeferdaN repNirtnE TIE low place IN
the Natlg-al ruad a. Wocdsdais TNI.
etctl1n % rad has BEEN IN very haI
condition Tor -ur1- time. several low
q carly Egring several ~ th~s. t,l.r..
Nefr rer1irru yesterday. ard 10 T. -afa
TIE COUNTY Intends O. hav. them an
l.aced IN good coalition before the enc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-01
Red Men 70 Meet

Local order OF Red Men met last
night In the Barlow building In regu-
lar weekly session A number OF APP
plications for membership were con
sidered and time set for the next
imitation. Although considerable bust
ness was discussed IL was disposed OF
Eurriedly and the session was not a
lengthy one. good number OF MEN,
beers were present.