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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
Warwood Br1efa

Rev. r. =. Rossman. OF North Wheel
Xns. spent yesterday visiting friends In
Mrs. Fred Little. OF Nineteenth street.
lelt Yesterday afternoon for a visit 70
TRENDS IA S~teubcuNille. q.
Mrs. W. ]. Lucas is Improving at her
nome on. Vance avenue. North warwood.
after being very ill.
Mrs. Harry r. ShearinF. Or Nineteenth
street has eturued home after visiting
friends ia PITTSBURGH.
Mrs. W. ". Smith is improving nj her
nome on Twentieth street very slowly.
Mrs. William Thomas is IN at her
home on Main and seventeenth streets.
Large crowds attend the motion pie
lures at the Gem theatre on Main street
Center MarWO0d.
lteN. Ralph a. Harshman and wife. or
FdCWOpd- spent yesterday visiting dlf-
ierent members or the Luthe con-
gregatiou.
Mrs. George Bishop y daughter. or
Eulton. spent Yesterday visiting Mrs.
Eiizaheth Troll. Of sixth street and
iIchlau daNeuue
Mrs. Pearl ~Flerbaugh. Of Nineteenth
street, has returned homs after visiting
friends az Holiday Cove for a few
weeks.
James 4. Devore is improving at sis
nome on Vance avenue after having his
hand injured last week al the WarWoJd
tool works.
force OF men on the job following the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

Joseph Kailer is couvalescinc al his
home on McMcchcn street after Two
weeks illness.
Miss Helen Sauders. Of ParnesyiIIc.
d. visiting friends and relatives I'M
This witty
Do infant child of NJ. and Mrs.
no Murphy or South Marshall
street i- seriously 900.
Mrs Martin Blake who was taken
10 the Glend"le hospital is in a very
critical condition.
Howard Ramsey is quite 100 al his
home In thc Fifth ward.
Nl the employees OF the Baltimore
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me new boiler house. which has
Deen IN progress OF construction Tor
ne past rev days az the Hitchman
everything is now in readiness for ne
operation of the plant. All the men
VINO We're laid of az the first Of The
year have been reinstated and The
mines VIII be working In Nu in a few
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Small child MAJ

bernice Lillian. the II months ,r,
OF Mr.. n Mrs. Victor Wall
oleu my the FAMILY home on North Jeffer-
son avenue yesterday morning. follow no
"a snort illness Of whopplnr eougL
p uu'Ial services viii be held thfS after-
io.h nv o clock from the home. re-.
Iather flanagan, Of the ct xatt..
aInou church. VIII oficiate Tuter-
nlsht VII be made at the Mount Rot-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

tn1t Bertram Caddle. former newspa-
per man OF this city. has been sent
a. stan correspondent for the IN Paso
Zines. within the firing line I'm Mex
lco Tie has been doing war CORE.
s~pondenco work around Juarez and
Ei Paso, nut this latter move takes
MN within the danger limo. giving him
a chance TO see the real war life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

me miners h are employed At the
Ielcnland Coal and Coke mine did not
work yesterday on account OF not hav-
ing orders 20 nh The company has not
been working very steady all This year.
~ mas Just opened a new shaft TO the
mine which is situated near Eighth
street. This f. one Of the largest coal
mines In this part Of the country and
most OF the coal Is shipped 10 large
citlcs on the Grcnt Inkna
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Plans Completed.

A " heeling architect has complefed
we plans Tor a new addition 10 he w.be
=, Lhep Lant OF the Wheeling Metal and
Mahulacturlng Company, ~ Gleudaf
ne new plant will be used iu the manu-
i"cture OF shingles and will b.. very
laIEe. employing something over 100
PERSONS. work IL 20 be started on SAM.
il carr! spring and ~ viii be rushed n,
o3mpletiou. h new building viii bc
OF concrete and brick and viii 10 a0xt,S
and very Up TO date. N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

TOLEDO. Jan. 2g.-Local United
states inspectors OF steam Vessels Nor
ris and TomtF found Captain Arnold
Green. VINO was master of the steamer
city OF London. when she sank Scutem-
beer so. last. guilty OF violating the pilot
rules Tor the great lakes and connecting
waterways. His license was suspended
for two months beginning February ].
Captain HAYWARD. 81 the steamer Joe
Morrow. With which the city OF London
rplhded. was eNoucratcd from all blame
for the accident. apfain Green was
fouud guilty OF violating sections four
AID FIVE 90 the pilot rules.
z
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VIII Resume.

Inc steel department. OF the Wheel
Ing Steel and Iron Company which
mas been closed since last Fridav
VIII sur operations Monday. The
department has now plenty of ma
terial 20 work on and the
or a long and steady run are very
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program was rendered by Prof. Raw.
ga. organisI OF 81. Mathews Evanreli-
'al churcu in the city. assisted by Miss
.i'e WILKINSON, soprano. at simpson
VI. D.. church last evening. a large
number we're In attendance and thor.
ouEhly cn-0yrd The nIoeInm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

The revival services which are b..
ing codnucted in the First VI. y
crowds a C evening. Rev. ] e So.
DER. pastor OF the church, delivered
a very strong and interesting sermon
last evening. 4 program of special
music Is rendered each evening bv the
Sholr' which Is one OF the best In he
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Davenport Funsral H.ln

Flueral services over the rerrsIr 80
TIE late Afrs. susanna B-averr.,t
oled a. the home Of her adopfei .surr
yer, Mrs. Bruce Trenton. on clinton .
mo Trenton home al . o'clo~t
1lhhletter officiating. Tntermcnt vgas fl
burial ground. '' '""ii'
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Sarvfee.

Presbyterian church. OF
Iwentieth street near Main. sunday
services, Edgar W Day. pastor: Sunday
school at 930 o'clock a m. mornine
services at 1880 o'clock a m. The
CHRISTIAN Endeavor society OF the
services. A special program has beer
arranged for the occasion and also spec
ial music.
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Fini.h.d Main str,.,

The work on the paving OF Main street
North Narwood Is finished as Tar north
as Twenty-siNth street. Tho contract
ors. Ward and aPtrick expect to put
doWn crushed stone on a small strip
OF the road 50 far north as the ZiIis
farm as ~ Is the boundary OF the north
ern end OF town. A. soon as the wealth
er begins 20 get warmer the contractors
expect 10 tear out the curbing along
me street and put In new as ~ a. crumb-
llng and many or the people have been
complaining.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

The Lyceum Of the Baptist church
held q well attended meeting base cv,u-
iUs lu the auditorium OF the church and
3D. splendid program was rendered which
proved very interesting tu the large
crowd present. 1he program consisted
OF special music and readings and Wt-
rendered without a hitch The program
wir published BOO these columns hereto
fore.
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To Open MondAr

ne LMtea Pure FOO company. OF
ANtA eApects TO start a stur. an
- hans building on Main and seven
cupte4 Saturday. out viii - one 90
Mouday. A few prominent men
OF hls town are Interested IN the come
.l Alt. company o. also oDrnrng
stores in different parts of Wheeurr ans
Ne .~Nt-the-plke towns. TIE store vii
handle nothing but the highest grade Oh
goods al the lowest prices.
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To Meet This Evening.

Ire new council OF the town % Wa
wood viii hold an imDortant me.tinr
this evening at the center Warwo1d
seuoo4 mouse at Main and Seventeenth
streets This will be an organization
meeting and al members OF the newi ID
elected council are 70 be present. The
rev BODY viii take charge OF Affairs on
the hrst day Of February.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

LIMA. Jan. 29-School boys who Try
playing hockey" Boz Lima next week
viii ave slim chance or enjoying a holi-
day unmolested. FOR there Will he three
truant Officers To SEX them. The school
board recently discharged -. \. Drake
from the position. but he refused 10 re-
liuqutsh his official duties. lie declares
he viii appeal TO the civil service board.
In brakes place the board tonight elect
ed q. j. koush. Roush began his dut-
les at once. Tonight The school board
met I'm special session TO reconsider the
election Of Roush. %. Il. Spurrier was
named truant officer and Koush was
uusted. None of the three will admit
the right of the other two 10 the posi-
ton.
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Martha bible Glass.

The Martha Bible class, q Center
w arwood, Will hold its meeting his eve.
.lng az $50 o'clock at the home q Mrs
tdNard BluEeli, OF Twentieth and Mar
streets Mrs = J. Beail IL leader and
az or me members are urged TO be pres
ent and bring their friends.
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Mass Mcctinn

The Democrats or this CITY held a
mass meeting in The city hall last
evening. Arrangements were made
Tor the coming camDa!en. Addresseq
We're delivered by several speakers
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desire 10 announce my candidacy
Tor the Republican nomination for
SUPERINTENDENT OF Free schools OF
Ohio County, and respectfully solicit
the support and influence OF all
friends. Have been a teacher for %
years. nineteen being graded school
Work. Nineteen years In Triadelphia
District j.. w. FARMER.
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ARW0O


south MarWood Bible class vii
nold Is weekly meeting this sveninr 4,
the home % AIRS. John Efddle 81 E.T-
venue, south MarWood Miss Em-
ta-en u leader and she urges an
members 70 be present.
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q Ohio received their pay Yesterday
q meeting OF the Concordia club
will be held this evening 20 make ar
engagements for social affairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

court round on the land books thar ,b.
ldtm ls valued at about $500 Der acre
And then offered the Tomlinsons $3.50
which was not accepted. Wv
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CLENELANp. o.. Jan. cg-Tnreduit-
ted love impelled n young man ana
woman 20 seek death to-day The woman
was successful but police aud phvFi-
clans saved the man. Miss Rose basis
- years Did. killed herself at ne home
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MOUNDSVILL.E

intelligence 1914 Almanac for Csc
at the Nichols News Stand. Get 1t
today.
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her brother. Jacob Davis. by taking
poison. Davis said that his sister and
sweetheart had quarrcled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
ON Il FIRING N

Word has been received in the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30
Had LarRe crnwh-

force OF men on the job following the
cctdcut and before morning 70 was
cleared away.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

william Miller. age 90. died at his
home at Gypsum. to-day. Of opopleNy.
lie was one OF Ottawa County's wealthy
fruit and had served as state
representative. and delegate TO the Con-
stitutional convention. He was an eN-
president OF the state Agricultural So
ciety and state Horticultural Society.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

Ohio Is in need Of n normal school SUI
pervisor to whom Ia will pay $500. a
civil service examination 10 nj the posi-
tion will be held. 4 number OF other
positions are open. the salaries OF which
range from $50 up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. 29.-Fire today
caused a loss OF $4,000 TO the Hazelton
oil company. operated by X l.. kAckcl
mayer, at Employees by hard
work savcd a derrick and three large
tanks OF oil from destruction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-30

Governor Cox today sent 10 the leEis-
lature a message asking for a reduction
of Automobile fees. basing them on
Representative ~. A. Warnes. IL chang
ing the schedule. which Is from So TO
SIS to 50 to $40.
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Copyright. 1913. sherman D. Clegg,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
CLOSE NEXT WEEK
Supreme Court Expected to Finish
Work. Locally, Wednesday or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Soon.

The present term Of the Supreme
n of appeals will come 10 an
end Wednesday or Thursday of the
coming week. according TO one of
the attaches of the court yesterday.
Their work will have been finished
by thai time and the oral arguments
that are submitted or have been sub
mitted Will be considered along with
the briefs at a special term. This
term viii lie held at Charleston fol.
lowing n adjournment OF the local
session. The judges of the court
have been spending their time for the
past few days comforting over cases
that have been submitted to them.
and while no decisions will be en-.
tered here IL is understood that their
work Is being kept up TO date.
Not many cases remain on the
docket as yet TO be disposed of and
o that are yet TO be taken IN
will probably be submitted on briefs.
making the work quicker. Decisions
in the local cases will be watched for
with interest. as the fate OF the gas
companies operating in the city is
very much hinged upon the action of
the supreme court. Many OF the
judges VIII leave this morning to
spend the week n with their FAINT
lies. Clerk W. b. Matthews OF the
court was called to M~oundsville. due
TO the death OF his aunt
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or Of the other wagon and I'd. became
mixed up I'm a fisticun. which resulted
IN him getting pulled. Judge Jordan
made II $40 and costs Yesterday morn
ing. despite h appeal of the wife and
three helpless children. who showed
up IN police court. Kalownsky did not
nave the money. therefore he went TO
the hill for 80 days.
The happy trio. Rodney Dickereon.
Margie Hope and Biddie WEIGH. were
presented yesterday on drunk. charges.
Rodney went to the hill for six
months. Maggie gOt ga DAYS. "a did
Blddy. Rodney had just been let out
j thursday morning and was not out
long enough 10 lose the acquaintance.
snip OF the other prisoners in the
works. Maggie was sOuscd on an
Elm Grove car. She tried 10 make
the Judge believe she was sick but it
didn't work Biddy told the Judge
she wasn't well and took n little slim.
ulaut 10 keen up her spirits.
George Peri and John Hunk got
mixed up in a general fight IN Mike
Arnic's saloon Thursday evening and
battered each other until they looked
IKE meat signs. They tried 10 tell
me court they were playing. but the
JUDGE did not think they looked like
PLAYERS and made 10 ten and costs.
There were quite n few plain ones
Here they arc-H Howard. Tom Lee
J r. Felkcy. e.. s. Stewart and paf
ONricn They were each given The
sum Of i've and costs or the a~lterna
tive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-07
AUTO OWNERS AND
PURCHASERS ARE DISCREET

II Is said by automobile critics and
experts that next year and the year
after the world Will continue 10 Euy
and operate automobiles I'm an ever
increasing number. but they viii be
Donsht with ever increasing discrimi-
nation and business Judgment. So
the future presents a most
ing outlook for the motor car indus.
try. simply because the American
people have al last analvzed IL. sepa.
rated the wheat from the chaf and
arrived at the logical conclusion and
indisputable truth. as the Americans
nave 2 knack of doing in the long
run. Tho automobiles which give a
value commensurate with their cost
VIII be old in large numbers and the
mediocre and o value of automo.
tiles In small numbers.
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LOUISVILLE, O..

LOUISVILLE. o.. March G.-Wm.
Colvig. OF Wheeling. ". Va. ana
Rev. Eyart Hart. were callers m
town last week.
Miss Bennard. Of W Va. Is the
Of Mr.. and Mrs. IAfe Thomas
and her brother Homer Rennard
VIM. Gossett and Bessie wilkins. %
H~enrysburg. o., we're quietly married
~ 81. Clairsville. O.. on last We'd
nesday Rev Fisher Of 81. Glars
Vile. officiating.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dent and Mrs.
Frank Winters were business visitors
AZ Wheeling. last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Berry and Mrs.
VIM. smith and son Willard. were
visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
George. "wednesday afternoon.
Dr. kirscy. Of Wheeling. W. Va,
vas called here last Tuesday 20 see
q horse OF John Taylor's at Nav
Hsmmerle's stable
Mrs. Sarah Thompson. Sho has
been n visitor several weeks at Mr..
and Mrs. John A~tkinson's. returned
70 her home at East Eichland. ONO.
last Saturday.
Mrs Lawrence Armstrong. Of Ban
mock. o.. ls the guest 81 her parents,
and Mr. Elijah Pancoast.
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Wellsburq Briefs.


The ball game scheduled TO have
taken place this evening at Martins
Ferry. Ohio. between the Martins
Ferry High school and the Wellsbhrg
High school teams was cancelled yes
terday by request Of the Martins
Ferry team. This leaves the Wells
burg team without a game for this
week.
The members OF the wellsburg
troop of the Boy Scouts held a meet
ing last night at their meeting place
IN The Christian church and a large
number were present. 4 medal was
presented to Scott Hough, who sue
ceeded in stopping the blood. by first
aid to the injured. when William Lohr
mad his o o cut on Tuesday evening
at the Y. NJ. c. 4.
Mrs. Thomas Maccall. Is a visitor at
the home OF her daughter Mrs. Theo-
lore Ghchrist, of Beaver Falls. pa.
Miss Callie Ferguson. OF Glen East
on, Is q visitor at the home of her
sister Mrs. X. \. Riggs.
Mrs. William Shuey and Mrs. c. I
wheeler we're Wheeling shoppers yes
Henry West. OF M~oundsville. was a
business caller in this city yesterday.
n. ID. wilson, OF East Liverpool, o.
was a Friday business caller in tins
city.
Jack Gaus. of Wheeling. was a busi-
ness caller In this city yesterday.
Mrs. Allen Stevens left Yesterday
Tor wheeling, to visit at the home OF
MI. and Mrs. George North. of Wheel
Ing. Mrs. Stevens niece. MARGARET
North is very III and she called 10
wheeling TO attend TO her.
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ne ever more e1sC.lng demands OF
the motoring public.
As a rule all radical moves OF this
sort take effect only on the purchase
OF new material IN this ease tho
= nited states Tire Company 20 10 10
With whole heart and hand rho
-Vnv mile adjustment basis appIfe-
on an Nobby Treads now In use
MAJ eoinE some and shows the
confidence - the builders ct this tire
in The relic ility of their product and
nI.lory OF Ii. mIInane rnrnrh.
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sUcH rs MOVEMENT NOW BEING
CONSIDERED BY OFFICIALS
To Prevent Accidents and Unaeee.
ssry Waste Of Time AZ Indian
spoiis Annual Event.

INDIANAPOLIS. March "a hug
With an imaginative turn OF mind ba-
come forward with the
That when he winner OF ,he next 500
mile race on the indianapolis motor
speedway crosses the tape. the race
be stopped. and the remaining prizes
BE- awarded TO the nine nearest con
t~estants. in order. HI argument is
that when the belEether has turned
In. the chase IL over Rather than
p~rolong the agony 20 see VINO finishes
second. ;hird. etc. he would call on
the whole business n 20 home.
Again he figures that his scheme
WOULD speed up the whole contest.
causing each man 10 sta as far in
front as possible. instead OF ioanng
along waiting for some one else to
break down. II would either he a
case OF going after the bacon or
missing IL entirely. Certainly the old
rule of "All things come to him who
waits would NOT apply.
Speedway officials, nevertheless
are not inclined TO take the idea
seriously. stating IL 10 be contrary to
every precedent OF the game. Prom
time immemorial IL has been the Gus
tom OF spectators. they say. TO sit
.HDh W idHN mas breasted
the wire. anxious. perhaps. to see
some fayorite snatch saving comfort
cut OF the debris OF defeat. or TO de
eide the cellar championship.
Takes His Time.
Al that the custom sometimes leads
10 most amusing complications. as.
Tor instance. In 1912. when Ralph
Mulford. driving n Knox with a slip
ping clutch. finished the speedway
race by himself. after dark. drinking
conee n eating sandwiches. while
n lonesome quartet OF faithful Off
Gals hung about the track with
empty stomachs. urging him TO go on.
Incidents such as this led 10 The
passing OF the sunset rule. empower
ing the referee to call on any and all
contests that are not COMPLETED by
nlghtiall. h suggestion OF the Hoo
sier tug. therefore. does. MOI seem
quite so outre after all.
INDIANAPOLIS. March 6-Anv-
one with rain Insurance for sale
Is advised TO communicate with
the Indianapolis motor speedway
HI management. for the fourth sue.
cessive season. Is looking for some
individual or syndicate to guarantee
~ against loss in the event that in
clement weather makes necessary
mile race from Saturday. Nav 30. TO
the following Monday. To late there
nave been no takes on the PROPOSE.
ton. IL Is the eternal fear of the
speedway backers that some day "A
nice shower viii ruin their meet
Ihree times they have been fortu-
nate. with never ven a cloud 10 ma
the occasion. The next time NAV
break b charm.
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WEI.LSBURC

WELLSBURG, w. Va, March g
About d y. m. yesterday afternoon. the
iumDer wagon OF William Smith. of
Beech Bottom. went over the hill. a
snort distance above the Beech Bot
tom coal works. with great danger 10
the horses and the drivers OF the wa
gon. Mr.. Smith and Charles Deighton
MS driver. were hauling oil well lum-
Der from the Short Greek lumber ward
10 the Meyer Farm I'm the Beech
Bottom oil field. where II was TO be
used IN constructing the rig for the
~brashear well No. ,. The wagon was
heavily loaded. and slipped over the
edge or h road. but the horses. by a
mighty effort, held the wagon TIL Mr
Smlth and Mr.. Deighton could get il
Dlocked up. The wagon was then part
~ unloaded and pulled back on the
road. by h use Of some tackle secur
ed nearby. Where the wagon Slipped
over the hill II IS very steep. and had
not the horses held IL. probably he
horses, wagon. drivers and lumber All
would ave gone TO the river.
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sixTY-EIoHT LICENSES
GRANTED IN FEBRUARY

~hccording TO the monthly bulletin
OF state Auditor John $. Darst sixty.
eight state automobile licenses were
issued by his department during the
month OF January. 1914. The total
number issued TO February l in the
state was 5.092.
Twelve Of the licenses issued dur
ing January were for machines owned
by local persons. One Elm Grove
man was also granted a license for
his machine.
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SELL AUTOS AT AUCTION.

\ sale OF two automobiles will be-
conducted ~ the garRg OF the Wheeling
AUTO COMPANY 1921 Main street. this
morning - 10 o'clock. by Constable
Charles Miller. 80 satisfy n Judgment in
favor OF tho Ompan issued in the
court OF Ice T.. Dobfe. Justice of tho
t,eac'. one cor * p Buick. owned h.
". l. Heck. while the other Is n CIcNc-
lana car. owned by Issac Russell.