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Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-01
Cotton Manufacturer
Reviews the Outlook

the distribution, they have MANAGED
the financing, through which the ex-
changes Of merchandise are made.
This logical and inevitable develop
maat kas built ug ia England, Franco,
Holland and Germany q concentration
Of capital devoted not alone to their
own leeds, but 70 the financing AMI
distributing Of the products Of their
competitors.
can idea Of the immensity Of this
business is shown by the fact that ut
the outbreak Of hostiiitio3 London
bankers had outstanding advances Of
ever $2,000,000,000 for drafts Of sell
lcrs of merchandise Of other countries.
'In natural development and indus
try this country stands pro-eminont.
Its progress has been the wonder Of
all nations. In increase in population.
in .ailway mileage and by ell the
standards that material possessions is
Judged we are leaders. In actual total
wealth we rank first. We possess
%13T90 per capita, but so great has
cen the task before us in our COM
paralively short national existence
hat agriculture and industry have
been fully taxed to keep p2ce with or
expanding population. Intent on our
Internal progress we have never TAX
~, AZ, ,o-;k;o,, &c &, or,,, - ,;.1 ,,o4;ot,
tc which our resources, energy and
skill entities US.
"Tnis is but a hasty summary Of
the progressive development of nations
at peace, but war, the extent or the
consequences of which none of us have
ever dreamed, has plunged the world
in disorder. Driven by necessity to use
every resource in their own dire ex.
tremity the warning nations have called
and y rithheld the capital hitherto free
ly loaned to the peoples of Asia and
the Western Hemisphere, and by the
Withdrawing of this capital they have
not only made their debtors feel the
pinch of want, but have been unable
any longer to facilitate the necessity Of
distribution Of the products Of nations
not involved in the struggle.
'"To put the matters more concretely
the business Of the world has been
done on the basis of credit through the
medium Of the 90-day draft on Lon
don; probably not FIVE per cent of the
transactions between nations ever be-
ing ettled by the actual transfer of
that universal standard of value
gold. With this suspension af credit
the World finds itself forced to cash
.LCoNTINuED ON PAGE FoUR1
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-01

Federal League into them with kiss
of forgiveness-a person by the name
of James Gilmore won't be among
those present.
This Gilmore person, who has real
ly made the Federal league, has in
Cured the everlasting enmity of the
powers that be in the organizd base
ball fold. These persons have made
it emphatically plain that if they ever
Go consent to a peace parley with
the Federals that Gilmore will not
be admitted to it. And their one
demand that they will insist upon to
the ond-the bitter end-will be the
elimination of Gilmore from the spot
light.
To one in the bleachers this doesn't
look very good. If the Federal League
club owners stand for this they won't
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-01
ERA VALLEY PRESS Ell CENTRo CALIFORNIA OCTOBER

BOSTON, Oct. AT the three-day
convention of the National Asaocia-
ton Of Cocton Manufacturers hera
Alber5 A. Duncan Of Boston, the presi-
dent, described the present world trad.
crisis in q striking manner. OF tn
United States EXPORT trade, he said:
owe find ourselvc1 il jhc position d
storekeeper who uses MS compeli
tors banking facilities and delivery
waQors."
lie declared we must build up oul
merchant marine and our foreign
banking facilities, SO as to be indie
pendent Of Europe in both those re-
apects. His address, in part, was as
follows:
every nation in It's progress from
savagcry to civilization passes through
three we'll defined stages of progree
The first may lie called natural de
velopment, in which men are engaged
in fishing, fur trading, the breeding Of
animals, agriculture and mining. Th1
second may be called industry, in
when the raw materials Of the mines.
farms and forests are combined Tor
the uses of civilization. During ibis
period men gather themselves t0gether
in tklcllly settled communities. bank
credits replace barter and means If
/ transportation for raw materials and
finished products are revised. The third
and highest stage in national life IS
that of commerce, when having de
velo0cd its natural resources, perfect
cd us transportation systems ana
solidif!ed its credit a nation seeks to
specialize in those products which It's
cllmate, resources and national char-
acter are best fitted to produce. and
send these products broadcast through
out me world.
"The countries of Europe had passed
through the first stage of natural de-
velopment long before this nation was
established and during our early years
they expanded their industries far be-
yond their own needs, and worldwide
commerce has come to them in natural
consequence. Their congested popula
tions and highly developed industries
have forced the older nations of the
world to seek strenuously an outlet
through commerce and colonization,
and so their means of foreign trans
portation have grown, and their trade
routes have girdled the globe. Con-
trolling the routes of trade, they have
become not only the carriers of their
own goods, but the distributors of the
merchandise of others, and handling
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-01
WINTER MAY END
BASEBALL WAR
(BY Hal Sheridanl

written for the United Press)
New York, Oct. Twill this Win
ter see the end of the baseball war >
Many men high in baseball-men
close to the ones who dictate in both
the American and National leagues
say that it will.
Just how the windup of this con-
flict will be brought about, though,
is a much-mooted question. Out of
the many opinions advanced by the
ones supposed to know, one fact
stands out very prominently. That
is that when the time for settlement
comes-when Organized Baseball
opens its arms and takes the young
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-01
No Spasmodic Water
Water All the Time

Best land on market-Cheapest water
Beware Of so-called cheap land with expensive
water right
Buy where you have 365 growing davs each
year-n0 seet, ice or snow.
Where you get 8 to 10 crops alfalfa, where cot
ton averages bale to bale and a half to acre,
where dairying pays best in the state, where
turkeys, hogs, cattle and everything thrves.
Land Of prosperous farmers.
Over million dollars worth sold-9O per cent to
successful Imperial farmers-men who know
soil conditions, water conditions and value
Follow these sturdy successful farmers to our
good farms and prosperity.
Pull your money out Of stockings banks and
yauts-Put it in farm.
WHAT'S or even s per cent compared to what
you can do on one of our Imperial Valley farms?
$4,000 acres to choose from
Only little cash needed years for balance,
Farm will pay for itself-men are doing it here.
Go see for yourself-Seeing is beieving-Bic
rush this faI-Go now and buy before prices
90 up.
Round trip from Los Angeles via Southern Pa
c1fic $1,000 parties Of three. Whether ornot YOU
want to buy at once, write for our illustrated
folder which is the best, most reliable and COM
plete data ever published on Imperial Valley.
It's free if you use the coupon. Don't put this
Off-Write tOdaV
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-01

That was the birth Of the Federal
League of today.
This has all been recited just to
show what Powers did for the Fed
eral league. We told you what the
Federal League did to Powers-lost
him in the shuttle. And now we won
der will they do Jim Gilmore the
same way if Organized Baseball in
sists upon it as one of the terms of
settlement?
The Federal League will have TO
effect some kind of a settlement if
ii hopes to stay out of the bankruptcy
courts. The main reason for this is
that the league is carrying enough
ball players-or men and boys pos
ing as such-to supply three or four
leagues.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-01

leagues.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
BANKRUPT NOTICE
United states Of America. Northern Dll


United states Of America. Northern Dis
trtct OF West Virginia. s..
In the United stats District Court In
and FOR said District.
In the matter OF Daniel Luikcrt. Bank
rupt; No. Jts. In bankruptcy. Petition
for Discharge.
To the Honorable Alston q. Dayton.
Judge OF the District Court OF the
nited states for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia;
Daniel Luikert. OF Wheeling In the
County of Ohio and state of West Vir-
ginis. In said District. respectfully rep
resents that on the fth day OF August.
rupt under the acts OF Congress relating
20 bankruptcy. that he has duly surren-
dered all his properly and rights OF
property. and has fully complied with
all the requirements 81 said acts and OF
orders OF the court touching his bank
Wherefore. he prays that he may be
decrccd BY the Court 20 have "A full dis
charge from all debts proNabie against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. ex-
cept such debts - are excepted By law
from such discharge.
Dated this 2sth day Of July. A. d.
DANIEL LUIKERT.
BY 4. l.. sswtelI his Attorney.
order OF Notice Thereon
northern District OF West Virginia. IS
On this tth day OF August. 4. d. 1914
on reading the foregoing petition. ~ is
ordered by the Court that a hearing
september 4. d. 1914 before said Court
az Wheeling. IN said district. at ten
CLOCK In the forenoon. and that notice
thereof Be- published IA the Wheeling
ihteliEenCer newspaper printed In
said District and thst an known crcdi
tors ana other persons m interest may
appear al the said time and place and
show cause. n any they have why the
granted.
And ~ Is further ordered BY the Court
mat the clerk shall send by mail 20 all
known creditors COPIES OF said petition
ana this order addressed 20 them Al
their places OF residence as stated.
witness the Honorable Aston q. Day
ton, Judge % the satd Court. and the
seal thereof a. Wheeling. In said dis
trict on the 9Th dpy Of August. 4 d.
1915
Attest:
9. =. KEFAINER. CLERK
L. 5. -. C.. y. ID. W Va
au-S-15
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
STOCK EXCHANGE
WILL NOT OPEN
Report Circulated That New York e..
ehan9e Would Open Denied by
Committee In Charge.

NEW YORK. Aug. 7.-Reports IN
wall street that the New YORK STOCK
exchange would soon be reopened met
with prompt and authoritative dental.
Tue committee which was appointed
10 maintain active supervision over
stock exchange affairs during the per.
100 OF suspension made this state
The special committee OF ave will
not recommend TO the governing COM
mlttee the reopening OF the exchange
until In their Judgment the financial
SITUATION warrants II and as before
stated. ample notice will be given OF
the proposed reopenlng"
lhe general outlook today was one
OF unaltered calm. While the outlook
was stin uncertain. more confident
hopes were entertained OF the gradual
resumption OF activities In financial
and commercial lines which have re-
nected most severely the shock OF the
european war. IL was felt however
that mere were no immediate pros.
poets OF approach TO normal condi-
tons relating TO International credits
anu toreisn trade; These are the
pIases the phases OF the situation over
which the financial district Is now
concerned most greatly. Once a de-
cislve naval engagement Is fought aud
control OF the seas II established un-
unestionably,- Il Is believed that re-
sum ption OF foreign trade on a consid-
cradle scale will be possible.
Foreign exchange bankers met TO-
day In an effort 10 devise means for
ltting the embargo on expectation OF
merchandise and 10 provide payment
Tor II. but they found IL impossible to
formulate definite plan OF action.
An easier tone prevailed In the
market for tim money and II was eN-
pected that the banks void lend more
freely next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
War~ood Briefs

Miss Alice Hood OF Eighteenth
street. is expected 10 return TO hel
home after spending some time visit
lng friends in Moundsville for few
weeks
l.. A. Lndemuth OF New Rochelle
n. Y. Is spending a few days visitins
relatives In town
Miss Mary Meyn OF Nineteenth
street. Is spending a few days visitin1
friends and relatives In Moundsville
Mr.. Elliott OF the Elliott CONNIE
rcial school, is building a large houss
on hchland avenue. South Warwood
Miss Margaret Billiter. of Mounds
vile, Is spending a few weeks. visit
ing friends In Center Warwood
w: n. Smith. conductor on the Pdn
handle Traction line was OF duty or
account OF the illness OF his wife al
her home on Twentieth street.
Miss Nora Serig. OF Warwood ave
mountains
Mrs. a. Campbell. and daughter
Miss Gertrude, Of corner FIFTH stree,
and Rtchland avenue. are expected "a
return home Sunday
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MAJORSYILLE

MAJDEaFILLE " Na. Aug. Thu
friends. Wlfl fhe tuIs nf Mrs.. POLAND.
pared fhrourh ffIa place Friday. 90
route from Wet Alexander f1 the old
family burial FrDgrd af furrIrw
r. E flfmmorr. Doe local telephone
uan vas doing repair work ln fFe
ti0fle Ififrrgne IHIF Of NaInrarfIIn
Iuealay and Wrdrraduy
Mr.. w. s. ard NIHr.r NsHIr and
Lalry Harsh. spent Monday Hud mos
daL in WnrrilrE rhruuIrg
Mrn. Grace Mclean. Uf Ohio a.HF b..
the Eusrt &C Mra Efft Alley during tie
present month
W ard MrH farfH Hf VUFrlHrr ana
MrH s0rder and baby HufH III r.rl
Grove ara visiting their cousin. Me-
Campbell
Nrs Annie Hrh.f end Mrr Mar.
Steele N ONO. yer. .H.IrF Hr Wra
bIlznhrfn Archer TUrrfav
Nlrr EIrn Brewer. .F NFfrH ar- Oh
Wsdrenday
~ arf Mr. George rIIa GOO rarr
refidrrfH m near bore Hrr frfH u.Iff.
81 at The present rrrrr Mrs. fH.r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Stockholders Meeting.
stocRholder. nr.,t,ng


N"ilte ls hereby gwen that ~ n meet
ms 70 the stuckholdrrs OF the NVhesIfrr
sheet a Tin Plate Company. a corpora
.lou created and ORGANIZED under the
laws or the state ~ West virginia held
at the office Of the Dollar Satinrs a
trust Company. Wheeling W VA on
we ilth day % July 1914 the following
resolutions were adopted:
bESoLNEb. that this company does
hfr'hN discontinue business as i g0r-
E'raii1n and surrCuGrrs Co the state Of
VI rHf virginia ita charter ana corporate
franchises. also that the Honrd ~ Dire
TORS shall divide ali of tne property ana
assets among the rfOrkhufdrra fr rro-
portion fo their several holdings Of the
rig'h. nliDr causing this COMPANY Co be-
role % &C u1l ~ ife drhfa and uabIff-
Hc. hf payment thereof or othrrrgfr~
itINNlNhI that the preaffenf OF
ihis corporation shall Immediately cause
motto nI tnt adoption of the foregoing
fnt.I1Nnn t1 Dc FifHn hg adtrrfIrrnrruf
In nr Mhrciirr lrfeIfIrenrer once N
Wf'h iur -FOUR successive weeks h.f.-r
any lI.IrIou 90 The capital shall be- made
Given under my hand this 11rd d1y
ISAAC " SCOTT
President of said Corporation
D. vs. HENDERSON.
ff-es.nu.f.s.fr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

The trst issue OF the Pan Handle
NeWs under the name ~ The Wells.
nurE News came out this week The
News was purchased about two months
Htp bE j. 7 Kerr. and under his dircr.
Ton has been completely changed.
ne pages have been reduced from
seven 10 six columns al eight pages
being printed az the <owF Office in.
stead az four al formerly a Unofvre
Las been added 10 the equipment. and
Lh' appearance OF the paper has inn.
proved Tho Vows viii b. leauod on
hur sdaY morning in the future in.
.'ad OF Friday. Gs in tho past The
fhHufn Di name has. perhaps. been tho
most radical alteration of HU al the
lfn Handle has f1 years TO lfs credit
Do policy of fhe paper. independent
ll'morraiic. VIII hn the same Az in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
MISCELLANEOUS
.9 E.ss;;

uademark litigation. Rookief 49,. anu
y. DUNLAP, Patent I.avysr
SAtional Exchange Bank PulfSfnz
wheeling. W. Va
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byrnc. arc visiting Mrs Cooper's pa.
fonts. Mr and Mrs John Byrne. Of
Commerce street
Attorney o. .. cree is business
visitor ln Detroit Mich
- o. Fisher. of Wheeling. was a
WeIlsburg visitor ON Friday
w. urcher. of Pittsburgh pa
I.pinsrntInE The Insurance Company
N ihc State of Pennsylvania. waa "a
Nelldbure business caller THURSDAY
Nr and Mrs Louis Friedman and
-on and daughter OF UcliaIrc % epenf
lhurFdny as The guests Of Me- Eu.
Eeuo schmidt and family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Arthur Iaugk. Perrin johnson and
Charles Johnston we're auonr tb.
N'.lEbur- visitors bod Sfeubeuyillo. O
IaEf evening
ST. and Mrs Harry Moore have re-
turned to Washington. Pa boz their
Fuio after attending fhe smith family
reunion Hf bethany. YESTERDAY
Nft D. 7 smith. OF Kent o. Ia
ilihe ihc homo ~ his brother.
John Smith. of Brooke county
MIrH virginia Carter rNrrrfr 90 rr.
flfn fo her homo in Elm Grove today.
firr fI.f with bier aunt Mrs . r.
Jacob
Darwin Hndwan. OF Lorain. q De-
visiting MrlIabuTa relatives
Ml- iIsH Er..Irr OF Cleveland O
fl0 house rIrHf Of MIsH Martha
H0Id Of Norfh WrIIehurr
Nr and Nrf Arch t1oprr and -or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
WELLSBURG
Near Colllaion

near collision took place last
evening about 1910 O'Clock when an
Nellsburg street car which left Steu
benNille. o. at 10 p. m. ran into a troll
ley car between Bates bridge and ths
car barn. above Follansbee. Roth ths
street. car and the auto were going In
me same direction. the auto in the
lead When the car passed the auto
~ was so close that u scraped the side
OF me trolley car. For a minute II
was thought that bad collision would
De the result, but luckily the auto
turned aside and avoided a bad wreck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Presbyterian Church.

twentieth street near Warwooo
avenue. Rev. Edgar W. Day, pastor.
Sunday school at $50 o'clock a. m
a snort player service will be held
right after Sunday school. Preaching
ana song services in the evening at
1880 o'clock p. m. Christian Endeay-
or will hold their regular meeting
on "wednesday evening at 1880 O'Clock
All are extended a cordial invitation
10 attend the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
WARWOOD
Have CHARGE OF Services.

Rev. Cunningham will occupy the
pulpit OF the Methodist church Sun
pastor Rev. W. IA. Gilmore, Is on his
vacation and will not return until late
this month. Sunday school at $3.50
a m. Epworth League will meet be-
fore the preaching services in the
SNenlng AZ e;f5 p. m. All are cor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08

Halle LAUGH Snowden and W r
SnoWden. her husband. 10 Annie b
Miller. lot 525 OF the Freshwater
place. in the city Of Wellsburr con
sideration. 800 and other valuable
considerations. Dated July 20. 1914
Halle LAUGH Snowden and W T.
Snowden. her husband. to sarah VI
hane. lot 52f OF the Freshwater
place. IN the city Of Wellsburg Con
slderauon. 500 and other valuable
ConelderatIons- Dated July 20. 1911
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
RUSHING Work on euiIdlno

Two contractors OF Wheeling ar,
rushing the work on the constructing
OF large house and store room near
me Richland coal mine In the south
I'm END OF town. The contractors
have large force OF men workinR IN
hopes OF having the building COM
pleted by the middle OF September "
the weather Il In good condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Mant MnnthIn 49,.

Monthly report blanks have been 70
ccivcd Al the sherif's Office from a II
Williams. chief road engineer. which
furnishes the State department all the
information required regarding the
road work. The report has the name
the length Of term. the cause OF each
prisoner confinement. when his term
expires, etc. besides the amount OF
Nork done zach day hy each nrIsnnnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Met Last Evenino

Members OF the Loyeland Volun-
teer Fire and Protection association
OF South Warwood met last evening
al Z 30 O'Clock at the hose house cor
ner Fifth street and Warvood avenue.
Inc meeting was very interesting as
plans Tor the giving OF a lawn fste
August IL were taken up Some o.
the ladies OF South Warwood also al.
tended the meeting and they are go
Ing TO help the men in the giving OF
the anair. Music for the evening will
be furnished BY the Warwood band.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Work Al Dam.

work Is progressing rapidly on the
ouildlng OF the coferdam on the Ohio
sloe OF the river. The company hopes
70 nave II completed by fall IN posi-
pie Not much work Is being done on
snis side OF tho river. outside OF
building a boat to be used in mixing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Lutheran Church

Meetings being held In the high
school building corner Seventeenth
street and Warwood avenue Rev,
Ralph A. Harshman. pastor. Preach
ing services In morning at l0:5v
O'Clock a. m. Sunday school In al
ternoon at $50. Everybody welcome
70 attend any OF the services.
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very interesting as plans for the
klNing OF a picnic was taken but moth
ing permanent Was made Other busi.
ness was transacted after which
sonie sewlng was done. A large mum
Der OF the members attended the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Caae Pnatnnreh

The hearing In the case Of the Wells.
burg Coal Company and the State Line
hailToad company. set for a hearing
today before Special Commissioncr hi
J.. Ramsey. was postponed until An
gust lsth. Several 81 the lawyers and
witnesses were unable 20 be present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
SEALED PROPOSALS
s--~-1N------->-~~->~>~~-~- ~~~~-~~---~>-~--
Notice to Electrical Companies
Entering the City of
Benwood, w. Va.

The Mayor and Council % the City OF
BenVood Marshall County. West VI
VIII AZ their next regular meeting TO
% held on the llth Cay OF August. 1914
IN their council chambers. receive and
open sealed bids from the several F-ier
tricai Companies entering tbs city on a
contract 70 furnish for street lighting
purposes. lamps OF various Wattages.
from 100 20 500 for a term Of moi -.
man i've years. bidders 20 specify tyne
ana make Of Arc Lamps. lights 70 burn
every night from dark 40 dawn
The Company accepted being reoutred
70 furnish lights not later than the ist
oaN Of september. 1914
City Clerk. Henwood w Va
me council reserves the right 10 re-
Jet any OF all bids
By order Of
The Mayor and Courcu. Of the City o.
Benwood w Va
BY J. FRANK BRANNEN.
0N-A-o City Clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Auto Trim.

DIT w. 5. Webb. the well known
leave in his Ford touring car for
monroe county today. Frank Brokaw
Wen known young twirler OF the Ii.
= expects to make the trip with
Dr: Webb They will return home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
HOTEL FRONTENAC

~ ioin besch- The most popular sectiCn.
S,Stween the two famous piers. central t1
~. S.s IONS, modern. high-class hotel.
maze very special terms OF IS. $40
Sl--9O 1880 up. including large ocean
.eh, InttaI beds. elevator. baths.
phones. superior table. with white ser
vice table supplied circct from farm.
pure wafer sanitary plumhiIU porcncs
f,sItt,.N the ocean and BOARDWALK.
h'oNieI ". r. WATTS.
fV-IE-r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Aid Society Me.t.

Regular monthly meeting OF the
ladies' Aid society was held last eve
t hlns az ''Su O'Clock az the high school
building, corner Seventeenth street
Warwood avenue. The meeting was
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-08
Hurt Arm While al Work.

o. L Mccoy. the well known ice
man OF Wellsburg. hurt his arm when
he let a large piece OF ice fan from
the wagon yesterday.