davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27
Perhaps Even More.

After relating how an actress or
dered the election from her car Of
United States senator, who entered II
bv mistake, an item concludes, Nv hen
Miss was told whom she had
ousted she enjoyed the joke as much
as the senator" Whad'ya mean, joker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27
Sweetness and Light

HLE politicians sq bystander" looks on with
NV remOdeing about the court
to be trio of county commissioners VINO seem
and also what they do want 4nH O
have language professionals They do not hesitate TO
precedent not hesitate to cast OH
any his salary this most wonderful OF al
They do not do not hesitate to
let contracts OPEN they making purchases
md in verifying bills.
They thorough audit of the uns affairs but on the con-
they They talk of making detailed reports OF
work and expenditures
look after the business not merely
to strengthen political organization
flOurd and bossomec
in the spot ground they make the soil unsuitable to the
then to divide and scatter the
plants the continue thrive
change in political every sometimes thing for the
rulers WE'LL for the sOnt in.
officials holding the public interest above all other ond
that has become moudy This idea IS
sort fertilizer political soil and then
called beautiful chrysanthemum
had 10000 chrysanthe
plants where there is single
plant the old plants not divided and
hend and fortified with loving and the
plants not(t enderly ruhlessy) pruned
is nextsp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27
Enough Is a Feeble WoI
Ell PAsO HERALD POPULAR.

There has been enough legislation
says Mr. Wilson. who must be aston
ished at his verbal moderation.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27
More Truth Than Poetry
By JAMES J. MONTAGUE.
By JAMES ].

MATCHES!
Little boy
Scratches match}
Lights a papers
Curtains catch!
MORAL:
Matches are not
Proper Toys
For amusing
Little boys.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27
Pretty Poor Creature, the Hen.

Turbot lay about 100000 eggs
season and Goldfish about 100000 I'm
fortunately neither can be domesu-
Gated.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27
Trnlr ProgressIve.

ct am a private of the privatest sort
1T r. And getting prlvater ali Ine
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27

Perhaps what the great general said
was: Don't count the enemy. Bea'
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27
lust THE TROUBLE.

Knicker-An men are equal before
the law.
Boclser-That's just the trouble: they
should be equal after the law.-Judge.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27
THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION


Payne R. G. A L
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27

diseases the world will turn
tartan However worms
Spinach lettuce ultoWer celery
said he but the goObe and the still have
name untarnished.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27

AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
TO THE SERVICE OF THAT NO GOOD CAUSE SHALL
lack CHAMPION SHALL NOT THRIVE UNOPPOSED
Chief and controlling owner Herald for 10 Years;
A. Martini IS NrVs Editor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27

THE valley land exchange that is
now in process of formation will be
big asset to the valley" said Harold
Kilburn. ct will mean the prompt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-11-27

Eleven states have been of the foot and utb
IN CATTLE the worst epidemic it country ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. ralph Morrison and chill
dren, OF valley Grove. spent Saturday
and sunday at the j. G. Waddel home
Mrs Gardner is visiting relatives in
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. and Mrs. Curtis Jerome Of
washington. Pa. are visiting relatives
here.
airs. Sue Ridgley and Miss Julia
kldgiey were Wheeling visitors We'd
nCsday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward EmsIey we're
guests on sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. =
beii At Valley Grove.
kcN. and Atrs. l.. :. Grove were vial-
tors at West Alexander on TUESDAY
Miss Sue WHudell - home for "a
weeks vacation, her school at Cameron
being closed on account Of sickness
The missionary society OF the Pres by-
tcrtan church was entertained last ~
az the home of Mrs. Myers
Robert Mayt. Of Clinton was a caller
~ town Wednesday.
Miss Mary Wells attended tho Beall
reunion at bethany on Saturday
W ~. &. Curtis a. home this week
Watchiug with interest the progress Of
the oi wells on the Atkinson and the
Sonda farms, which are drilling In Tho
ndEhborhOod OF the pay sands and in
spare moments lookiu CATER the uofi-
ucal hclds and talking politics We IN
defstaud from Air. Curtis thai the pr0s-
poets 10 "a good paying we'll near West
Liberty arc very bright.
Mrs. walter Pierce. who has been IN
sI sumner. was removed TO her home
here last week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
Braefs ana Per.onal..

Next Sunday Rev. II. a. Riddle Will
preach at the Limestone church at 1880
a. m. and at Allen Grove az D. m
A CONGREGATIONAL meeting WAS held
Thursday evening at the Allen Grove
church. IL was a called meeting TO
transact certain business pertaining to
the church.
Mrs. Hannah Reuter- arrived at her
home at Mozart Terrace No. 2 last
Tuesday after = four months visit ia
Germany.
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. Irwin McCready
OF Mozart Hill. Tuesday. a daughter,
Edward Behrens has returned from a
business trip down the river
W. X. Allen OF MarWood visited here
the first OF the week
Mrs. J. +. kigcr and her son Reid
were visiting I'm Martins Ferry Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mr.. and AIRS. r. X. Ashton and Miss
Mary f. Ashton base returned from a
couple OF weeks visit In Wheeling and
nearby places.
The literary society Of the Mozart
school Will render a program this after
noon (Friday) In room No. OF the
Rev. w. W. Dinsmore will preaeb NJ
ne Mt Union church next SUNDAY al
y. IN.
Earl. son OF Harry Bartrug. OF near
MI Union. has typhoid fever
Miss ClaFa Campbell Is confined N
her home with rheumatism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
SISTERSYILLE

stsTEHsvILLE w. Va. Sept "a
Paul Dubois. who spent the summer
win relatives in Chartered BELGIUM. has
arrived homo. BE was enabled t0 leave
the country ON account OF bite having
Nm.-ric.a!n naturali zati0n papers.
Mr. Morrison 81 Tulsa. OKLA formerly
ni lnia clfJ. ia here visiting friends
Mise Gertrude Huston. or the ohio
Nul.I hospital in Whrfllnr. Del 600 with
fOurIllfia
o. ~ Williams. who has been spend.
jos short Time with hia daughter.
Mrs n p schauh. has returned home
Jack Kinksid was In Pittsburgh Wed
hf.n.. on r huHlufrH mission.
Nolney Wilson lrf WeInradav Tor
Warrington. Pa. who're he viii enter
Miaa Anne Ayers. who fa- been Obj.
rur.f ~ Mira Myrtle smith for arsrral
rrEe. Ifft for Dor home In Boulder.
Mr. Lex Kenney hss gone ta wheel.
in 90 frrnd the remainder 0I th. VEGA
Mira Minnie NurHutg Dr. thr ruegf ef
iflcuiH Dol lnrtrra burg and MnrIetfa
Innrnaa smith OF lHa AnvrIea Got
n thr rurFt ~ hiH parents. Mr and
w. W. smith. or North Wells
Me- EIien Dewey Of DAYTON. ID TO
,se Eucat ~ hrr daughter Nra Vs. ID.
Attoruev a. q. swircr has ieft for
CharieaiDu to spend few DAYS on be.
incrr
a. W ForeIrrru. who has been te.
Gated beer Tor two NfHFr I.ff Unfrr..
daT inr View Nurh where hr has 49,.
crulrd position.
Mra u Mccov ard son. Joseph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
FINANCE
Dealings In Bonds In Some Proper,
tons Was Feature Of FnineiaI
World Yesterday.

NEW YORK, Sept. 24.-Dea,inxs in
bonds under the more elastic regu.s-
tons recently announced by the stock
exchange were larger today than at
any time since the closing of that tn
sutution- Many sales OF this claEs
or securities and short term notes
were effected at moderate conces-
sions" which ranged from 1 10 ~
per cent under July 80 quotations A
brisk demand for the New York city
six pcr cent note was reported. the
three year issue selling at a premium
or two per cent. with fractional prem
iums for the shorter maturities.
Exchange was again subject 10 nue-
tuation. The managers OF the 800 :
100000 gold pool announced the sue
cess OF that project. local banks hav-
ing virtually deposited their share
10 per cent OF the whole.
In connection with the proposed op-
erations OF the pool. whose chief func.
ZION VIII De the easing OF the tension
IN the International money market. il
Is confidently predicted that the ex-
cess of imports will show a much
smaller total at the end OF the current
month and II likely 10 be completely
reversed by the end OF October. IN
that event. exchange may REASONABLY
De expected TO fall TO normal rates.
Local bankers point to their low
cash reserves as proof that the
charges OF money boarding made BY
the secretary OF the treasury do not
apply TO this section OF the coIntry.
The decision OF the directors OF the
International Mercantile company to
defer payment OF semi-annuaI interest
on the AZ per cent bonds due October
/. because OF the unsatisfactory bust.
ness conditions. served as another re-
tninder OF the embarrassments TO the
shipping trade resulting from the Eu-
ropean war. Call loans running into
next week were made at 7 per cent
out very little money was available
for thirty TO sixty days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
ARMSTRONG; MILLS

ARMsTRONG'S MILLS. Sept 81
\. McClOud and Cleve Cross snenf
"Wednesday attending the fair al "a.
%. r.. stonebraker and Miss Gold,.
hall' OF Bethesda. were married by Efsv.
Jay = Johnson on Wednesday evening.
sam clifford. OF Oklahoma. who bss
west ''N
AIRS /. 81 GLADDEN. entertained Mrs
r. a. Dunfee at her home on Friday.
t,.He -, - lindsey has been on the sick
Homer MayhuRh spent Sunday with
\. Mayhugh or Belmont Ridge
Misses Estella and Serena Toothman
some days visiting Miss Goidis WISE.
nave returned 10 their home
Lee MayhuEh. q the mr. mof Mavhupb
brotners. transacted business In Wheel
Among he visitors 70 Rsuaire sst,,-
day there were Mrs p. C. Dlliey and
q. a. Moore
,-l Mrs. Frank Moore spent sunday with
a party composed Of Misses Pearl
ana Edna wilkinson. Hertie clifford ana
MadEe Moore. attended the fair on h ID
Thursday.
Mrs Anna Young. 81 ZanesviIia. who
has been visiting Mrs. Martha Ciinord
iu lentcrville. has returned 90 her home
The 10th birthday ~ Paul Iunkins
was ttuugly celebrated on last gafur-
Gay afternoon BY about twenty-five II
hIs Young friends Assembling a. he
home and taking him by surprise A
hilarious afternoon was spent by the
Mr ana Mrs. WIN Edwards are vt.t..
ing their many friends az Newport
jim Wamegloy has returned 10 hts
nome az 1larkshurg after an EXTENDED
stay with friends here
Paul Iimhorlake has returned %
Medical college az Columbus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

A storm OF considerable force is CEN
ttal IN the gulf, proceeded by rain TO the
northMaru TO the ST Lawrence valley.
the falls being heavy on the west Gulf
coast
The high pressure. fair and cool
weather area covers the country west
OF the middle Ohio valley, with area
OF low temperature extending eastward
into the Atlantic states
The rain area attending the Southern
storm - drifting eastward. but rain
viii probably continue In this section
until into the afternoon. followed by
Clearing weather tonight and fair
weather Friday. Cool weather will con-
Local data: Highest temperature yes
90 degrees; rainfall 0.34 OF an inch
The ohio will rise slightly In the dis
trist during the next SO hours.
II. g. HOWE.
Section Director.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25

near-accident occurred az p o'clock
lhia morning when horse owned bv
saH. Aautk, the livery man. vas HtruCE
hy au automobile near the Hovd fam
on tuc county ROAD between WoIIshurr
auu Fullausbtc Inr horse was nffcnru
iu one uf the carriages used fu a ~
ufrui uf "a small foreign child fn eoi-
iAufu zee ana wac CumIun toward Wells
hurE a small Ford automobile was
- ,nminf tnia way. and. trnuE Aufh.
Who was urltiuE the team. ruIIr.I 10 nne
flHc OF tuf road tu allow tno auto IL
paea. when tur machine aklddrd. and Iu
elucL % STOP Do from gulua on the road.
the driver % the ear turned sudier l,'
ana Hiruck the near horse Tho animal
was tnroWu with considerable fnFo
against telegraph pole. and. ALTHOUGH
------ nom ID. bio. -L 1879
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25

Next sunday. September On wm he
ine IaFt sunday OF the six wcokr. rdr-
gallpnal cHmpalgn which ia being CON.
Quoted in The ~. D.. churches. TEr mai
.eftices ~ the campaign Boz this arr.
L,ph WI o. ncld Doe The following three
fNurchfH with Rev. A. g. UIffa nraaIf.
luF. Pleasant Hill. 1910 M ui WOOD
hilI d m.. and f1irtirw. ~ 10 IN
The program follows.
our Financial ppnaIbifffv ID trFff.
me christian and llia Money
scripturat Method ........ Tf r rfif,l
our New Financial fTan AcfuaIiyed
tt'.... ......s. frank fiIhha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
Aarnesxilla nriefs.

News was received here on wednes-
day OF the death OF Joseph Path, a.
highly esteemed resident OF Spencer
and served during the war. BESIDES the
widow he Is survived BY one son. VIII
liam Path and one daughter. Mrs Jonn
Denlow. OF Burkhart station. He was
also brother-in-law OF Franklin Thorn
berry: of this place. Funeral services
the home.
Elwood Dewes and F. NJ. Yocum. OF
this city are spending few days m
Mr.. and Mrs Harry steele have re-
turned 10 their home In Jerusalem. ar
ter brief visit with relatives here.
MesSrs. Miller and Melee, OF the
state hre marshails Office az Columbus
were In Barnesville Wednesday in con-
nection with the recent IRE AT the resi-
dence OF Nose McKown.
William stanton and daughter. Miss
Eva OF Philadelphia. former residents
OF this vicinity, are enjoying a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Coipitts. of
South Lincoln avenue. and other rela-
tives and old friends.
Mrs Franklin Tnornberry, OF East
oSuth street and daughter Mrs Alex
Campbell. OF High street. were called TO
Spencefs Station Tuesday BY the Seri-
Gus illness Of Joseph Path. relative.
J. a. Barnes returned TO his home at
columbus to-day after visit with At
MIR. and Mrs Alva Gibson. OF north OF
town, are rejoicing over the birth OF n
son born Wednesday.
Or. Sheerin. the Spinal specialist. has
removed his rooms from the Schaffer
hotel to the residence OF William Cald-
well on North Arch street
Edwin Cline. OF Wheeling. was n huFi-
ness visitor here one day this week.
home from ? several weeks visit with
relatives at Detroit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25

Is being sowed this fall by the farmers
OF this section. The influence OF the
European war in advancing the prices or
toodstutfs and the prospect Of contin-
ued high prices next year are probably
the cher causes. Also the dry weather
earlier In the season having caused
failure OF some OF the farmers crops
makes the fall work light and gives
more time for putting in wheat. The
weather has been very good for getting
the grain I'm and most of IL was sown
early. and after yesterdays rain IL will
nhcly get well started before winter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25

A"O"as frult stand, at depot.
NEW MARTINsvILLE. w. Va. SEN,
one OF the saddest deaths in ms
JohnsoS' xn, Nhs that OF Mrs. J. W.
,Dsoaroing house on Virginia street SOM
tm Ne Wednesdsy night.
gineer came in from his work some time
before before midnight and went 70 the room Dom
S SSocesS on ey himself as and wife. He
Response Thinking his wife was in a
room Downstairs with Mrs bland. as
Wa frequently the case when he was
out late, he went 20 another roor, s1d
-, i,'i-,,i,h the morning he arose and
tgglu MS vile was In their own room.
re again tried 10 arouse her ara ~
ing no answer climbed upon the
her head and one arm OUT 81 ~. NJ,
COW. The Indications we're that sbe
ga" Mr a' ana ln Nh the Early part OF the night
Ssgeneer- They had been married less
mann mann " year a. Mrs Johnson's maiden
Who was we'll liked bv ali Who Ineyn
place she had made many friends. '''''
engineers on the rad. and u" rose oJ rsni5,
~ 10 the position ne now oecupies lie
has the sympathy or the entire com.
Dayton a Francis have compiet.s IN.
-fttltl,t OF ". y. Williamson on Vfr-
ginia street. which h. one 81 the finest In
The ClarksburR Northern IL bandtt,g
"a lafEe amount Of freight This ro@d
"a bcen a great boom 10 the peopie ~
Middlcbuurne and that raufdfv' rrg,,,,t,-,..
WAYS. W" ivy
Work on dam 40. 10 Is prorr...irv
IaptdlF and ~ high water doe. not ~
November let ny
Those who conducted the ram,,ty,
.ln the interest % the new 0r1r~iai
plan ~ the 81 %. church report .I,,,....
beyond expectations
me bofcnr society Of the n D.
,hurrh south Rad fhnir annual picnic III
iaden Park. "wednesday a iarrs ~rovef
time '''f WE
The Daisy Circle waa cnfrrfafn.f a.,
hrs W }. F0atfffhwaIt I'D her rfss.-
ant home on MTule avenue. Nedroeisy
Mrf a y Barnes. Of TIafw0ofg
NlsltnE relatives in town
W. p. = clovis ami family Of Terra
Ait1. have returned Co.. their tnrr. 49,
lef Visit fU NJ and Mra W. IL a.
kulEEf. uf this place
Mrs W =. Hsrker or Weston ir
ne Furet ~ Mrs. r. " lens
q Ii Moore court afeurrrrrtr 80
dav
Tho football team of uarnoil, puu
Z. hrnL VIII ulaN Wheeling WIrb e.
Whceling. Saturday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
SHERRARD


The Mems Adult Bible class OF the
SIT. olitet sunday school held an IN
lprlant buslufrE and social meeting
uesdaF evening at the Mt. OliVet hall
me " omen's Acust Bible class rad
htrn invited Co attend the meeting al
AuealH or tnc mems class. and all en-
lpfeu a very pleasant evening. AZ n
late hour rcfrCshmCnts we're served III
the basement % the hall AZ the bugi-
ness session OF the meme class an or
Eanizsttun was affected with the fol-
ieMluE oIlcfrF. President. charles
wilson secretary. Utgight White. fr,.s-
urer. Robert g.. snedekor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
Butler, E4qs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. sept. -Butter-Mar-
~ unsettled. Ircamcry extras. 500
eolzc. frsts. 21i7 u2Si,c. seconds. Is ts
n &c. parking stock current 40. 2 %
~ 2Oiac
Cheese-Steady and UNCHANGED
EgEE-trreEular state pennsVfvapf,
and nearby hcnucry. whites $50 Fs...
state. Pcnnsy lyauia ard nearby hennt, 81.
gathered, Whaes. gS1 35c
Flour-Quict and barley. steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
STEUBENYILLE

sTEUBENVILLE. o.. Sept. 24.-Jo-
seph Ettor. !. W. W. organizer who was
indicted for riot. came heer from New
York and appeared in court today and
was arraigned and gave $1,000 bond for
his appearance at the trial. He Is not
n swarthy. ptratical. blood-thirsty indi-
Nidual. He Is mild spoken. with laugh
ing eyes and a cherub-like face that one
would think would grace an angel u
- "A face that lights up with fervor
Dances.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
WELLSBURG

w ELLsEr HG. W Va SEPT 81
-. not about Halloween celebration
70 quoted guerv b. She question that
las been asked more than once the Iasf
~ "ala ~ which answer has always
been given. that AZ set r0fNiur ~
Netu zone toward "a celebration no o.
certain mat from the fniE ON Ire
emo ln tnc business rlacra. "a
celebration OF some Kind be- u.arf.r ~
iNf Town uu tnr map. and show
w. nj enmrfhing OIL doing here
l" .rlf monster parade. probably
fnr largest ever rTFrn ir fHr chs g..
lNC reeuf 20 few weeks ~ hnoafirr
ana efnrt aud nu equally guod rofr-
n-allon con- he hello this year. ff q
proper ftart Del made q biz rarafa III
HIWatH feature. Dot with n parade ID =.
year different sort o. ce.ahrafior
should Do held fnla time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25

pc nome Ui Mrr. Pauline AndrrHa al
sni affair Tuesday evening when NIga
tuIa IslErr. teacher OF room So d "a
we mozart school. was rurrrIrnf Fr
honor uf her birthday
Ine party was gotten zoo b.. Mia
Vida UuHlrr and about % taunr f9fEa
Weer rrnrnut and enjoyed the .varIrg
Do games and music al "a fafr ri.,,r
refrrn hmfufr were served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. W. Va. sept "a
Byron ". King OF Pittsburgh win give
lecture In the normal hall on saturday
evening. September 20. under the aus
hlcos or the Ladies' Aid society Of the
snort Creek and West Liberty churches
omission -5c. Refreshments Will be
7HrNed after TIE lecture Mr. King
s.s no introduction to the citizens
West Liberty and vicinity. and a
afe treat Il in store for those who at
tend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25

Tho Pennsylvania company IL To con-
tribute the sum Of 81. 500 toward the
North Commercial street improvements.
according 20 the terms Of agreement
which have bee ndrawn up between the
company and the village OF MinEo juno
lion, a. a result OF the recent confer
ence between village officials and rail-
road officials In Pittsburgh
council last night suspended the rules
ana PASSED on third and final reading
nc ordinance contracting with the
MinEo Junction Light company Off a
new hghting system FOR a period OF ten
years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25

'n IfHdar evening az the new Beth
lenem nipn chapel. the Neigh borbaod
llnie class ~ thnt place held be- nraf
rtinE % The 1fIf-15 season Nary
Ennd interest was manifested and There
wv hkelN b. "a very good atfendar~e
llrtnE ihiF winter Tho class viu
meet ht the chapel each TUESDAY oven
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
Geo. Baron So .,,s m. :... Bldg
WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 24.-Assertions that
Canada would be likely TO undersell
the United States from now on in the
wheat trade with Europe. had a bearish
euect to-day on prices here. Largely
IN consequence, the market closed heavy
at y TO sc net decline. Corn nnish-
ed y TO cent under last night oats
on to &c and provisions Irregular,
varying from a set back OF IS cents
TO an advance OF "a cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25

Bond in G. l.. Weems estate for ad-
ministrator reduced 10 5000
Administrato rappointed for Joseph
kuban. bond S2.400
Answer OF John McClane in matter
or Jess stephens filed
Final account OF Alice \. shane nIed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
Party tuesday Evening.

George. son of Lewis Hermann. en-
tetrained at his home at bethlehem on
Teusday evening. The evening was
gayly spent and refreshments were
served. quite a number OF young folks
OF the neighborhOOd and OF other more
distant places were present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-25
Revival Meeting ~ oAsissian Church.

Barnesville people are eagerly look
ing forward to the evangelistic meet
lngs which will be held here commenc.
Ing Thursday night. October LIST. John
+. Brown. Of Louisville. Ky. has =
world wide reputation as author traveller
lecturer and evangelist. He has held
remarkable revivals In Australia and
New Zealand as well as In the United
and was for eight years editor OF shs
Christian Guide. one OF the leading
nsaRers OF the Christian church. Prof
William Leigh. OF Akron o.. A. we'll
known TO our people having had charge
OF the music during the revival last
winter These men have Just closed 2
great revival for n mission church In
Cambridge. Mrs. Brown. wife OF the
evangelist. is pianost and personal work
during the revival
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