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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
COUNTY NEWS IN BRlEE
0OglEvau

~eus.t hampton CsEresp.naence
Ma ~. 1874
AL the cattle are noe tsraea osst
The range ls N time condition.
Mrs. u H. D.s=C0mbes Of Razor
Czsfes vssItsd si ths Dsn.e Friday.
Mr.. " A Sheisisu was visitor N
tsaunison Tuesday and " Wednesday.
Griffin B-os. sf 0hio City are ha4ssing
hay thai thes sssaght 81 ". A. Snessson.
tierseri Mcdonald y the prssd Tos-
SCISSOR u brand neN Ford aasoms,lliis.
Mr and Mrs. a. H Fagg. and yossug
Mr. Miller mosored ap from Gsnnison
ssndas.
Mrs. Ida Bash returned to DoyieVilse
"Wednesday after month stay w Gun
nIsou.
D.sC ombes Broshers we're bssy at
their home ranch. the Dome. from
Monday till Friday.
Mrs. Isham Hamilton had the mis-
fortune to fall off her horse Friday.
hurting her arm quite seriously.
Mrs. Lena Hamilton Henry. now in
Barkerstield British Columbia writes to
her friends that she hopes to return to
Coiorado this fall
The telephone man was in our midst
this past week. consequently everybody
Il talking Telephone. We hope 1t viii
materIalize this time.
Mrs. ID. A. Mcdonnell went to Gun
ni-on Monday to visit with her daagh-
ter, Mrs HI. h. Fogg. She returned
to Doyleville Thursday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
SAPihERO

News-Cbampion Correspondence:
May Is. 1914
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Borden Of Gun
nison are visiting with the Tafts this
week
County Commissioner W. A. Gillaspey
was in town Sunday.
Bruce Burger passed through Sap.
Saturday enroUte TO his home on the
Lake Fork.
May Flake returned from Salida Sun
day.
The young people Of Cebolla came
down Saturday night to attend the
dance at the Rainbow hotel. which was
given in honor of Miss Florence Leh-
man of Gunnison.
Bunyon Leadford was in town this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Dunbar of Gunnison have come
to spend month in Sapinero.
Mrs. Floyd Fluke returned from
Salida Sunday where she has been visit
ing friends.
An automobile started across the
Blue Mesa Sunday, but had to come
back and ship on account of snow.
Tax assessor Thomas was attending
to business here the first of the week.
j. j. Carpenter and all bis family
were visitors here Sunday.
Lou Phillips made trip to the big
Park Sunday and reports the snow al
most gone.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
.BuE uM UlM

assssGs ~sL sasssaa sar : slxA
oscillation saa sa sbssrmsIly AGA
eisotric srszssrs se.as ses 40.
knosH a. a sa-ssr
-kserF esfsr1 has been mad ~
complete pole 40 Wae iRzDearion of
The cay Iisas ~isas sad selaphsas
VIA shicA 49, FaiHfly esrrtea sat
~ The cify and telephone company
ofiioi-ls 90 fad skere ths iciapssHe
sires eouid have sssn ia contact
Nith d Hehi wires a Sea cases
we're found whore the Iieks aruys
sers lviHz On the teiaphaac xs-as.
bE; IN each of saoh cases carafui
exam nation saaasd that the insu.-
IA ioa was parseei and that no punc-
tHring had taken place. This seeass
20 preclude the ID fhas the car
rent entered b. the telephone wires.
unloss some temporary contact had
taken place. due 10 baling wire con
nee ing the two.
"supposine tha; the fuEeien cur
rent did enter by the teiephone
wires TO the telephone switch board
the question as % why the pros sec ors
which are standard and the same as
are used In any telephone office Of
the most up-to-date kind. failed TO
protect the operator can be answer
ed by the fact that highly ssciI-
lating Discharge might not have
taken ground due % the impedenoe
which would be set up. However.
the most feasible explanation as TO
how the accident happened lies in
the fact that a pendent switch was.
according to the testimony OF an
eye witness. living by the side of the
tact with the handles of the time
clock on the cord shelf This cord
has a distinct burned mark in IL
and n Is thought that the surging
current came in by this switch from
the light circuit and getting into
contact with the operators body.
F''''fN ht' hiih W fhf hittATA
plate instrument and head gear re-
ceiver and so by the metallic con-
ductors in the cords OF these instru-
ments to the key shelf and out
through one of the ringing keys.
which shows very decided marks of
burning. TO ground
at should be remembered thar the
protective apparatus in the office Is
the best that has been devised: that
such an accident as happened could
have taken place in any private
house under the abnormal condi-
tions which were taking place on
the light circuit, should any person
have been in contact with or within
striking distance Of a similar switch
and a ground connection such as
the radiator or water pipes"
r. r. HOWARD.
Electrical Engineer, NJ s T. & T.
Company.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
n,IuPAl KELLEY Ns|TsT0Wrs
MMTEREsT Of NORMAL snOOl

The latter part of last week Presi-
dent James H. Kelley, of the Normal
school visited the high schools of Glen
wood Springs, Aspen, and Rifle. He
reports that prospects are bright for a
good attendance of summer school stud
ents from those places. The feeling for
the Gunnison Normal is of the best in
that district he reports.
At Rifle Mr.. Kelley attended high
school meet and met many of the teach
ers and students of that section. He
visited the high school at Glenwood.
On June 4 Mr.. Kelley will deliver the
high school commencement address at
Grand junction, and On June IL will
deliver an address at an educational
meeting which is to be held in Ouray.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
uIuE EIGHTH GRADE PUPILS
caWWTE lT CRESTED BUTTE

Nine students will be graduated from
the eighth grade at Crested Butte this
year. The annual commencement ex-
ercises will be held tonight. Those who
will receive the diplomas are Lucy
Chiodo, Mary Roman. Fred Beuten,
Elvin Gavette, Eddie McElrey, John
Mihelcic, Anna Yoklavich, Maude Ball,
Benjamin Snyder.
A splendid program has been arrang-
ed for the occasion. The diplomas viii
be presented by Mrs. A. ] ..Hoarn, sec
retary of the school board, and an ad-
dress will be given by the principal of
the school. Mr.. j. F. McDuehren.
The teachers at Crested Butte are:
J. F. McDuehren. principal, Anna Muir
ply, Kathryn Mahoney, Clara Morris,
Alice Fitzpatrick, and Mary Daniels.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

The Thirty Fourth Annual Conven-
ton Of the Colorado State Sunday
School Association is to be held in the
23rd Ave. Presbyterian church in Den
yer, June Is, IL, Is, 1914
Railroad Rates-0ne fare for Round
Trip on the Denver & Rio Grande, the
Colorado & Southern, Colorado Midland,
Cripple Greek Lines, Santa Fe in com
petitive territory, and Union Pacific in
Fort Collins-Greeley- Cheyenne District
one and one-third fare on Union Pacific
ether than the above, the Rock Island,
burlington. and Santa Fe other than
competitive points.
Tickets on sale June Is and Is.
Final return limit June %.
odatiOns-Rooms at good
hotels may be had at slO0 and up per
day, with a special convention rate for
two in room at the same price. In
homes, so cents and up. For reserva-
tons write to |. r. kEEPTNG,
2235 Vine Street, Denver
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

~.~ aauip4su CesEesSosanu0.
Ma "a
NJ Clsssch of beaver NiH ARRIVE
snis Esek - sssend sne sammer ~i:h
her aas.ghter. Mr.. A o. McEDonasd.
AHa.1uy C0m=sosk has purchased a
rev hte-passsnEer car. which he
sroG.-l b Hiz hsme Monday.
Tn 9al game betgseu upper Gauui-
s0n o. oar Iucals last Sunday Isrosed
asssse Interesting. and quite crowd was
essi J. UisIiesz the game.
Mr.. j. X. SsanH was calling on Mrs.
G. B. sampzon Tuesday afternoon.
e'eo. Adams passed through the sal-
hey tuesday with a bunch Of cattle he
was driving to the range.
Nj Alta Elmer was visiting IN the
valiey tuesday.
kaHchmen are very busy cleaning
d'sches preparatory 10 farming ON the
water
iwo more new agtos are expected in
the valley soon
Dame Rgmor Is whispering awfully
loud
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
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t,si = ne rsrBs q NJ srusbss.

tsssf - ths rs-ss of she srgsbs..
k4sshsng ss saf1ss back Hsay ralsese
a.
Bst seu't esre q q ne kisizeys srs
.sak-
S0s mast raach the r'-ss ~ e the
kssisseys.
Reach NJ eazse. raiiese ssse pam.
b-gln - ssee Wifh bgAns Eiainey
Pnis.
Ars recommended hg thousands.
kiere II . ssateu.sut from resident
~ this VICINITY
Coie Puott - haNsrd Ave. E'.slta.
Cola.. says n bad ~ attack ~ hsm-
bago sons time age. n Was caused ~
heavy lifting sad STRAIN. J sas iaId
40 for six weeks and endssFed terrib.s
pain. DosH : Kidney Pills we're recSm-
aended BY friands and began % use
them. ! gut gossd rosslts immediately.
A i,ox and bali brogght me a cure.
Thai happeHed several years ago and |
have seen a strung friend of Doan's
Kidney Pills every since.
Prlcs 5oc. a. al dealers. Don 4 simply
ASK for a kidney remedy get Doan :
Kidney Pills the same thai Mr. Puett
had. Poster Aiilbsrn Co.. Props,
Buffalo. NY
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
CARD OF THANKS

To all those who, by their thoughts,
words and deeds of sympathy and kind
ness, helped US to bear our sorrow, we
are extremely grateful.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. G. MILLER,
and Family.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
FREE SWEET PEA SEEDS

are now being given out by O'Leary's S
Drug Store, and prizes are offered for
the first blossoms produced from them,
and also for the largest bopuet, and for
the boquet containing the greatest var
iety of colors brought to the store on
August 18th, 1914, upon which day the
contest closes. Housewives and young
folks get busy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

Henry Purrier, a well known Gunni-
son resident who is now living in San
Diego. California, arrived in Gunnison
last Sunday and expects to remain
here for at least month.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
NOTICE

Clean up day at the Cemetery Sat
urday May 23rd from 2 to clock p. M i.
Everybody urged to go-Take your
rake with you-There will be convey
ances on Main street for those who
have none.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

Miss Sara b. Easterly, county super
intendent of schools, visited the schools
at Marble last week
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

NJ NJ Webster IefJ last Monday
for Chicago. M
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

FOR SALE-A one-seated buggy with
top and one surrey. Inquire of Gail
Moore. 20-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

FOR First-class stock ranch,
good buildings, leasily irrigated ex
cellent range immediately adjoining.
Fine proposition for cattle raising
Only dairy supplying town, and ranch
adjoining town limits. Good paying
proposition. Liberal terms to reliable
parties. Address Bank of Crested
Butte 13-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

FOR SALE Square Chickering piano,
good condition. Mrs. A. G. Clark.
20-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

WANTED-Clean cotton rags, at this
Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
Un CLASSIFIED

Tar n d gravel roofing repair worl
a specially. c. l.. Wilbur Phon,
Beaver Sgl 49-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS

ExcavatinR of all kinds. cess pools.
cellars and etc. G. l.. Wilbur.
Fhone Beaver Sgl 4g-tf.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
AACx'S CAnn

--~ i.smpsssa essses.oaA-s~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

FISHERMAN-Fishing rods wrapped
and repaired. -Chas. Chinery. 14-ti
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

FOR SALE-Upright piano, in first
class condition. Call on W. l.. Rich
ardson or phone Gunnison s3l. 2o-3t
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22
WAN b - oahn - s..A-k5
"|ANS Co. ke. No Il 4. -
ADO l0CA- q 4q4q
Ao. q Rne C4.a.0a Isl
fok SALE Two stoves and tss,se.
~ Mrs. Fred Van Aksn.

fok saIE.-ss 10 81 tons hay N STACK.
on q al.en ranch t--ean be fed on he
ranch. inassre e,lnHsson Bank ana
Irgst CO. Is-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-05-22

FOR SALE 80 tons very hne white
,,otatoes " good share. at the odd fsag-
maker place. VII seliver " ;o0neserv
Saturday Va 5 sack lots or ever at 81 y
per iye lbs. Small yosatass for seed in
ton hts at special prices-Mm. 6
Niederhut I7-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
M0TORCYCLISTS
Will Meet In Club Rooms Tonight to
Complete Plans for Memorial
Day Road Race.

The Wheeling Motorcycle Club will
hold its regular weekly meeting this
evening at the club rooms on Four
teenth street. At this meeting the
racing committee will make final ar
rangements for the big Decoration
Day race At the present time all
ARRANGEMENTS with the exception of
a few minor details have been made
and these will be finished this even
ing. In addition TO this other mat
ters OF business will be taken up and
several new members taken in. Az
ter the business of the evening Is
transacted a social hour will be en-
Joyed All members are urged TO be
present.
How would you like TO be Rugged
by a bear?" asked the timid young
man.
Il think I'd like it," replied tho
sweet young thing. Which side OF
the stock market are you on?"-Yon-
kers Statesman.
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NEWS BRIEFS

A meeting OF the officers OF the
Wheeling High School Alumni asso-
citation will be held in the Y NJ. c. A.
building this evening. Committees
which were appointed some time ago
TO work on plans for the Alumnae
edition of the High School Record,
VIII report on progress made and re-
ceive further instructions
There will be a meeting of the
Mems Personal Work league held in
the Y. VI. G. A. building today from
1890 TO I o'clock.
The Y. VI. c. A. shop meetings
this week promise TO be exceptionally
interesting. The first was held yes
terday at the Wheeling Can company
plant with Rev. A. Is. Miller in charge.
Wednesday the meeting will be held
AT the Hazel-Atlas glass plant. the ad-
dress to be made by Rev. w. n.
Fields. II Is not known who will CON
duct the meeting at the Wheeling
Mold and Foundry meeting Thursday.
as Mr.. Probst has as yet been unable
10 secure speaker. Rev. r. A.
Speckman will conduct the meeting
at the Wheeling Stamping works Fri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

day. and Rev. s. C. Jones will have
charge of the services at the War.
wick China company's plant Saturday.
Copies of the report of the city
water commission and also of the
special committee OF engineers on the
filtration proposition are being gen
orally distributed. Copies have been
placed in the engine houses. board OF
trade headquarters and at the various
Offices in the city building, including
the mayors Office. board OF control.
etc.
Taking every precaution that all
foreigners working I'm West Virginia
shall know the provisions of the pro :
hibition law. State Tax Commissioner
Fred o. Blue Is having circulated
throughout the state 10000 copies or
the law. printed in several foreign
languages.
The directors of the board OF
trade held an extended session yester.
day afternoon. IL Is understood that
new industries matters were consid-
cred. though nothing was given out
for publication.
Rev. T. f. Cramblett. ID. D.. LII
D.. president OF Bethany college, de-
livered the principal address at the
dedication OF a handsome Christian
church In Toledo. o.. Sunday.
The meeting OF the food proven
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ton committee of the board of trade
which was to have been held yester-
day afternoon will be held this after
noon at o'clock. The postponement
was necessitated by the meeting of
the board OF directors yesterday after
noon.
"A charter was granted to the fol
lowing Bible classes yesterday by the
west virginia Sunday School associa-
ton; The Volunteers secondary
class OF the Union church OF Belmont
vintage, w. Va. and the boosters
adult Bible class of the Presbyterian
church OF Holidays Cove. w. Va.
The tower which has been stand.
Ing on Coney Island for several wears
was blown down Sunday during the
heavy wind storm which visited that
Elmer c. Grimes. who has re-
signed his position as head floor
walker in the George r. Stifel store
70 accept a position in Huntington,
was yesterday presented with a hand
some thirty-second degree Masonic
pin by tho clerks and officials OF the
store. Francis Kilien has been pro
NOTED TO the position made vacant By
nr. Grimes Mr.. Grimes left yestcr-
day for Huntington.
nv odAtAl IutftlnS OF the ". a. -
men viii be held this morning al Q
O'Clock. The general safety commit.
zee OF the company viii arrive ea.Iy
this morning TO meet with the local
committee in the assembly rooms Of
the station building Addresses Will
be delivered by those present on .afo-
~ work.
Tho managers Of the dry cam.
palgn In Belmont county are planr.nr
"a
the next lew weeks in order 10 carry
on The campaign 10 keep the county
IN the dry column for another three
years in the election 20 be neld thfs
fall The county civic league has as.
sessed every church in the county 10
contribute so much toward the cam.
pairn.
The Batson company. the contrac.
t9rs guiiding the new Thomson VI. D..
church. are rushing tho WORK. The
iron 10 b. used IA tho construcfion of
me roof has arrived and viii Dc
llaccd IN position within few weeks
lt VIII take several weeks TO com.
plote ne stone work in connection
With the church
Garfield Castle No. 3. X Of O.. y
VIII initiate Eve candidates on NAV o
MI sister castles are invited.
Work on The now water wells 10
re drilled by - Y. Riggs. OF Mounds.
VIE. was started YESTERDAY in .ho
sixth ward. Two machines were puf
70 work. and much work had ben
done last night Tho work will be-
rushed az rapidly AZ possible.
About ~ O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing the IRE bells az the CITY buidinr|
boTan 10 Jingle and a tumble of
alarms was REGISTERED ThinFiaa
Lnal general confederation was in
progress. fires were Hehfod In tho va.
rioua engines ~ wna found that the
alarm was due ~ wires becoming
crossed
city Auditor Charles Ahrcna yes
fcrday completed arrangements for
tto printing OF n rraafor number of
copies ~ The traffic ordinance a. 90.
piled 70 thc cit Copies % The or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
NOVAK TO GET
HEARING SOON
seIlxIss PoLsNosa TO De
MURDER CHARGE
In Connection With Death o. John
ousq,-Mrs- 0ueGi Viii Recover.
Children Placed In Home.

August Novak. OF Bellaire. the Po-
lander alleged to be implicated in the
Guggi shooting tragedy last Thursday
evening. was arrested yesterday on a
charge OF second degree murder. The
warrant was issued from Squire r. S.
Mason's court yesterday morning at
the instance Of Coroner r. l. Myers.
Novak entered a plea OF not guilty
ana VIII be given hearing later.
FUNERAL services over the remains
OF John Guggi. who died at the Mar
tins Ferry hospital as the result OF a
sun shot wound in his head. was con-
Quoted yesterday afternoon. The Bel
laire lodge of Eagles had charge OF
the services Interment was made in
Rose Hin cemetery at Bellaire.
At the hospital last evening IL was
stated that Mrs. Guggi is resting easy
and will recover. The authorities
made no attempt to interview her yes
terday and no new developments in
the case were reported yesterday.
Antonio and Fritz Guggi. children
OF the deceased, were sent 20 the Bel
mont county Children's Home at Ia
coma yesterday. The Humane socie-
" took the children before Probate
Judge Nichols in Juvenile court at ST.
Clairsvilie yesterday morning and
they were ordered sent TO the home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
MORRISTOWN

MOhhlSTOWN. o.. April 2O-Hugb
DaTDer, an aged and Respected Chez.
reported seriously III at his homa
IN the West End. "'ii'
Judge CASTOR. OF 81 clatr.,,,n,
spent Sunday with relatives here
Rev; Borne. preached TO the High
School graduates at the NJ y Cburen
iast night, Special music was furn
ished by the choir.
Our citizens are proud OF tho ,,o,
tnat the Old National road will NJ.
Ieseu Ine coming summer and made
Hne OF the leading roads OF the world
~ ~ grand move TO rebuild ana
preserve this great road over which
our Iorefathers Travelled.
o. $. Acton. returned from, PIT,
Durs: last night where he ATTENDED
inc FUNERAL OF his brother John
~ high School commencement in tho
vi. =. church next Saturday evenine
Aprli 20. Music will be furnished hy
Heizers Orchestra. " ''-u ny
The class address will be made IA,
Dr. =. NJ. College. Tickets for seSe
a, Majors and Balls Store. Center
G: X; Lee IS visiting relatives n,
Cohuville. Kans
Leave items Of interest for this
West Main ST. '''o''
chester Strahl. and c. B WRIGHT
Nere az Wheeling yesterday on bust
ness
LINK. Lynn and Witt Humphy were
called 20 Bethesda this morning Nv
ne death Of their father-in-law, MI
clyde Wright and FAMILY Of Rel
mont spent Sunday with relatives
hev. Hart viii preach IN the Hirh
~. ShFlsLian church next SUNDAY
evening. don't fail TO hear him
Tom Walker Of Bellaire fs visiting
friends Ira town to-day
bfhline on he Wright well No
was started last nirht
harry Sipe. teacher In I.aydsviIle
SCHOOL spent sunday with home folks
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WHIPPED BOSS
Elmer Boyd. Workman at IaBeIIe
Mill elffed the foreman and was
Fined $40 and Costs.

Elmer Boyd charged with disorder
~ conduct was fined the sum OF 500
and costs. II seems that Boyd who
Is workman al the LaBelle Tin
Mil got considerably peevish. licked
his foreman and three or four others
making pandemonium reign supreme.
When he got through Officer Prit-
chard had him. S. II. Gebhart the
victim OF the first onslaught asked
that Boyd be charged with assault
and battery so he might yet have TO
come TO the justice court
Joseph Nemetz. and brother Roody
also Karl Kolatsick were fined SO
and costs on a charge OF disorderly
conduct. Any Crow was a plain
drunk and drew five and costs. John
Spear another OF the same kind got
the same fine, Jim Johns on Market
street by McClathey went in for five
and costs out of his appearance bond
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so = inch All Wool Ripple
Crepe in blue and cerise AZ
$1.50 a yard.
54-inch Pebble Cloth in Sum-
mer weight. Ave popular shades,
S1.5O a yard.
Atwood Serge. so and 81
inches wide, hairline and two
tone stripes in black-andwhite
effects. at $1.25 20 S1.9S a
yard.
42-inch Duvetyne Coating
Cloth in light and dark color
ings. at $1.25 to S2.4S a
yard.
42-inch Black Mestral Cloth
for Summer weight coats, ar
S1.OO yard.
Black Broadcloth OF Austrian
make, so, 81 and 56-inch,
sponged and shrunken, chiffon
weight for suits and light
weight coats at $1.5O, So,
Sass, 1925 and $3.50 a
yard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
WELCOME THE KANSAS BOOSTERS!

special train, with 100 busy boosters from
Kansas will be in Wheeling for several hours Thursday
morning on the way home from New York They will
arrive at o'clock the B. & o. and leave az 80
O'Clock
All good Wheeling boosters are invited to be on
hand az the B. o. station 8 O'Clock 70 give them
proper welcome to city and TO show them that
Kansas.
IL IS planned TO take the party on a short automo-
Die trip 70 Elm Grove and WarwoOd and give them an
opportunity 10 something of the city and its suburbs
Every car available is needed for the job and auto
owners are especially invited to with their ma
chimes and help entertain the Kansas business men
Here IS chance 90 spread the name and fame Of
wheeling among men who doing things out West
Mayor Kirk, Board OF Trade officials and other
good boosters will be there Won't you2
Come and boost Wheeingi
BOARD or TRADE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
Summer Millinery
Opening

TO-DAY an d tomorrow
l have been set apart as
Summer Millinery Opening
Days, when the Trimmed
Hats for warm-weather wear
will make their initial bow to
the ladies of Greater Wheel
ing. All that's new and novel
in Millinery, Paris-inspired
and America-adapted from
the leading New York design
ers and from our own we'll
equipt workrooms.
Whether you were here to-
day or not, come tomorrow
and bring a friend with you.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

The Food Drink tor al Ages-Otbers are limitation,