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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
eelisire Brles..

Henry Cowen has returned from n
visit with friends az Washington. Pa
Robert Reed has returned 10 Pitts.
burgh after a visit with relatives here.
W. c Parker. Democratic candidate
Tor nomination for county commis.
sloner. will spend the week al Arm.
stronEs Mills. Centerviile and New
Castle In b interest OF his candidacy.
James CroEhan. candidate for
sheriff. has returned from a trp
through the western part OF the
county.
Deputy Sherin Osburn. Of ST. Glars.
Vile. was a visitor In the city yes.
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tolmie. OF
Thin. are visiting A. Tolmie on Thir.
ty-nfth street.
The hrst quarterly conference OF
the Florence NJ r church was held
last evening. DR.. G. ~. Church. su.
p~erintendent OF the Barnesville dis.
trict. presided.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Gribben and son
have returned from a visit with rels.
tives at New Martinsville and Clar.
ington.
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Mrs. Hiers and sons. Charles and
Iennyson. returned yesterday from
Mrs. n Morton returned from
OleNeland Yesterday. after spending
several weeks with relatives
Miss Louise Tiber returned 10 her
home In Cleveland yesterday.
judge English. OF Omaha. Neb is
here visiting relations for several
Misses Ruth and Margaret edo
wich. Esther Heslop and Selma Nc
swords viii leave this morning FOR
Smithheld. "
Mrs. Blackburn left yesterday for
Steubenville TO spend several days
with relatives.
Mrs ! Broman IL out after being
con1nod 70 her home for several
weeks with rheumatism.
Miss Esther MONTGOMERY "a Visiting
relatives IN Braddock. Pa.
Mrs Charles Gosncy and Mira
learl Morgan are visiting relatives Al
East Liverpool for several DAYS.
Miss Anna Uohhins returned home
yesterday from FOllansheo.
Mrs Howard Paxton BE- visiting re-
latiye7 AZ Columbus. for several
Miss veda Sedrvick returned homo
from Smlthheld yesterday
olive Reddy ~ South Fourth
street. De- Improving after a serious
illness
Nrs ! p Reynolds and Mrs Bruce
H~andrarten left yesterday for Mar
ion. q.
Brock Brown. FredIe Kurtz and Tow
Iaddon lrr yesterday for the Martins
Ferry Camp.
Mr. Chester King. who was hurt
while ~ work several DAYS AGO. rs
able to be out
Mrs A J Crawford left for Rarnrs.
vile Yesterday 90 spend several DAYS.
Charlie Williams left yesterday 10
Join the circus after spending sew
nral DAYS with relatives
Rev Gamble was visiting frferds d,
town yesterday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs vs. p White. Of New
Athens Del visiting u v White ON
south Fourth street for several dave.
Fred Dixon and family left Tor
Cleveland 20 spend several wookr
Mrs Charles Shrove left Yesterday
tor StrubenvIllo 20 spend several
dave
Mrs Stella N~lcoIatrug left voafor-
DAY Tor Now York and will sail Tor
Greece
Mrs Ralph Ackard ~ North FIrh
street. left for Kittanlng. Pa. yester-
uryal Bromsn will leave this norm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
OIL AND GAS

The Gordon sand development in
Sardis and Ten Mile districts. Harri-
son county. W. Va. is furnishing an
assortment OF producers in its last
competitions. The best is Grove q
parrishs No. 3 on the r. Y. Moore
farm. located on Big Stone creek.
Sardis district, and good for $50 bar
Tels a day. On Ten Mile creek. in the
same district Harry Woodward a. Co.
have drilled their test on the 4. l..
Barnes farm through the Gordon sand
and have a 3O-barrel producer.
On West Fork river. Clark district.
the Hope Natural Gas Company has
now drilled its test on the Marshall
Martin farm through the Gordon and
has 2 25-barrel producer. This loca-
ton Is 5000 feet north OF No. % on
the W. Brent Maxwell farm. on West
Fork river. Union district. the Phi!a-
delphia Company has drilled a second
test on the Mary L. Young farm. 10
Gated o feet south Of No. /. through
he Gordon sand and have a 4O-barrel
producer. The same company has
completed a test on the +. J. West
farm. located 1000 feet east Of the
same company's No. . on the Mary l..
Young farm. and has a dark oil pro
Queer good for 10 barrels a day.
Duster In Tyler.
On Big Sancho creek. Middle dis
trict. Tyler county. the Hope Natural
Gas company has drilled a test on the
Olive Kuhn farm through the Big
lnjun sand and has a buster. In But
Ter district. Hancock county. Hudson
Bros have completed No. 8 on the
X. Freshwater farm and have a show
for a 1-barrcl pumper I'm the Berea
grit On Rock un. Burning Springs
district. Writ county. the Walnut
Greek oil company Is due IN tho
Keener sand AZ No. 4 on the Hal es-
tate. No. 2 on this tract Is holding
up at 100 barrels a day.
on Jakcs run. Clay district. MOnon-
gala county. T. ~. McDcrmott & Co.
drilled a second test on the r. NJ.
BroOkover farm through tho Gordon
sand and have a gasaer on Glaca
Fork. Warrington district. Marion
county. the same parties have drilled
n test on the Jessie Parrish farm
through the Gordon and have a light
Easscr. on Tcuehaugh run. Lincoln
district. the Philadelphia company has
completed n test on The Catherine Tet-
rick farm and has a Gordon sand gas
scr
ON Buffalo creek Logan district. To-
EHu CnunfN. The riE of Tho United TuHi
Gas Company frsf ru che Anthony
Lawson farm caught Tire and was con-
rumrd s. second rIE bel now buffdIuE
The cause az the fire var "a pocket ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
GET FRANCHISE
". Va. 7 q y. Co. Given Permission 70
MAKE improvements 20 its
Road IN FULTON.

At a special meeting OF Fulton r1uu-
GU held leet evening tho Application Of
we WpHi virginia Traction a. Electric
company Tor UrrWleHiuu fn make Im-
provemcnts 90 lfa tracks ir the town
was granted. Tho company has boon
repreFentod before rnunrH Hf tho last
several mcctiuEa bud fH. rr-...m. t-
have been held up. Last rIFhf. how.
ever. the company wre given rrrmIeeI.r
20 cut orr thH hump. Ufrr which tho
company tracks lay rr.m Estf.--I
road % Bow street.
In cutting tho hump Pho COMPANY De-
the level Of Bow street. but ruaf tHfTf
r REINFORCED concrete wall rrHfrafIre
The national road and nn iron fence ana
vail Tho wall ie fr D.. reH f.af h..
lenEth. The company promised 90 Give
the town seven electric uEffa fn return.
thirty AVS after o. lr started. arH bel fa
expected that the company uTf b.rIr
work in a very short time
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gas. ON Rufner run. Elk district. Kan
aWha county. the ". =. Edwards DI
ompany Is starting a test on the c. W.
Nickers farm.
Southeastern Ohio.
Light wells are tho result OF late COM
pletlons In the southeastern Ohio fields
IN the southwest corner Of section IN
knox township, Columbiana county. and
svv rect IN advance Of production NJ.
duncan has drilled a test on the W. ".
Stroup farm through the Berea grft an,f
Ger There il quite n little new work
starting In that locality and the chances
Tor a pool are very promising.
Near Warner. In Aureilius TOWNSHIP
washington county. J. 4. Ward A. Co.
have completed a second test on the T.
81. Dow farm and have n 3 barrel pumu-
er IN the Berea grit In the same dis
completed No. IL on his own farm ana
sand.
Near Knoxville. in Knox township.
Jefferson county. tho GLADYS OIL Com.
pany has completed and shot No. 3 or
me J. X Deusmore farm and has a light
bumper IN the Bcrca grit. In the same
district and township. Is. l.. WhitehuI
has completed and shot No. 7 on tho l..
, Eunyon farm and has a light pumper
In the same formation.
In Island Crock township. Jefferson
charles T.. Dickson a. Coz. has compile
ted No. 4 on tho T.. W. Morrow farm and
~" htNN jumper IN the berCa grit. In
The deep sand territory In Rush Creek
township. Fairfield county. the Carter
Oll company has drilled its test on tho
Samuel Blosser farm through the Ciin-
ton sand and has a dustcr.
PennsylvAnia Compilations.
Southwest Pennsylvania preserts
nothing better than light wells. Near
h"okstown' Green township, Beaver
plctcd NO. . on the Robert Gillespie
farm and have a show for a 20 barrel
plction In that district for many months
IN the no.thcrn extension Of the Carson
pool IN Hanovcr township. the Nichols
vi q Gas company has completed n
second test on the j. /. Drake farm and
nave a ught upmpcr. In the Washing
ton district. Washington county. LYLE a
son nave completed a test on the Stroutz
Bros farm and have a show for a 10
barrel pumpcr IN the nfth sand.
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TOURNEY STARTS
Play IN MuEsd Doubles VIII Begin AZ a
o'oloeE To-day, az wheeling
Tennis Cfuh Courfa

|||| |TTT'TT TOT To" TTTmTTUTUTTr
mo rlfE 'n mixed doubles erfrFuIes
W. H''k by fh' Wheeling Tennis club.
Ihl. afternoon. The first
N1I'h que f0 start OF % O'Clock and
FIlb WIZ begin at that hour each artsr.
NntlI fhu tourney la completed
until en- Tate hour laafrrduN fvan-
ihr'0 persons a entered tho evarf
nHi many moro are expected 90 enter 10.
oa Entries can b. made uu urff 2
.'"'N INIH afternoon. tho rummfffln f-
charge announced last night guyrr
CUPS VIII Do awarded the winner ard
rIuurr-uu.
rIuh VIII entertain with n dance
Friday evening at tho gfraffrrd $500
ana "a lawn f0fr VIII Do held al M
clubs courts. OF EdrrdaIr. today 49,.
SHINING ar @ o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
SUPREME OFFICERS
Aghest Officials of Shield of Honor
visit Wheenng and Explain
New Insurance Law.

Representatives from the different
LODGES OF the shield CT Honor in this dis
triet met In the Pythian Castle. corner
or Iwenty-seycnth aud Chapline streets.
last night and listened to an explanation
OF the new assessment scale by the SUI
preme Master OF the order. =. q. Milton.
ana Supreme Secretary Charles T.. Sig
mund. both Of Baltimore.
About goo members of the order were
present and listened to tho EXPLANATION
by supreme Master Milton. A smoker
was held and the evening was a most
enjoyable one
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BODY NOT FOUND
searehers Still Working for Recovery
Of M~oundsville Boy Who Was
Drowned Sunday Near Clar-
ington.

Late last evening searchers we're
still az work after working All day
and most Of Sunday night in their 81
forts 20 find the body Of Lawrence
Moore. the MoundsviUe boy who was
drowned near C~lariugton Sunday az.
tornOon The lad. who was bur 13
years n axe. had gone In bathing
with David Conner. an 1s-year-old com.
panion of M~oundFville. Both were
good swimmers. but for some un.
known aso both were drowned. 10
o. the impression left with friends and
relatives ~ the unfortunate lads that
they were caught iu n whirlpool and
swept 20 their death.
Coroner j. r.. McCombs. OF Moslnd-
Vile. was called and rendered a YER
dict of accidental drowning In tho
case of the Conner boy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
OIL LAND BILL FAILS.

WASHINGTON. July 20.-An effor,
10 pass a bill providing for the tenn
porary development of oil and gas
lands title 10 which is in dispute be
tween h government and private
claimants failed today in the House.
The bill would apply particularly 70
OIL lands in California.
Efforts OF the navy department 10
all proceeds OF oil developed in reserve
lands known as naval petroleum re-
serves. be set aside for the use OF the
navy, developed opposition which de.
feated the effort TO pass the bill.
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DELEGATES Return Home.

2 {. Hackett. Harry Cook.
David Jones. Walter Murphy. George
DERRICK and Ross Logan have re-
turned from Rochester. Pa. where
they attended the annual convention
or the American Flint Glass Workers
union. All the old national officers
we're reelected. including President
Rove and Vice President W. J. Croak
william J. Clark. a former Bellairo
boy. was reelected secretary treaaur-
or. a position he has held for "a num-
Der 81. years Harry Cook. one Of The
local delegates. vas n candidate for
the vice presidency. but as there we're
no vacancies among the old officials
no withdrew from the contest. nj.
thorrh the sentiment 40 tho convrn-
ton was strong for hts election. The
annual conference OF the glass manu-.
and employees is now I'm
session In Atlantic City Frank T.
Hackott. Howard HcatherinE and
Harry Cook are the c~onfcreps elected
70 represent tho two local unions Of
this city. and Victor g. Wicke. general
manager and president Of the Imperial
GLASS company and g. NJ Rodofor. 0f
tho National Glass works. are in a..
tendance representing the manufac.
turcrB.
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BELLAIRB
Bottle Blower. Convention.

The annual convention Of the Glass
Bottle Blowers association will be
held this year in Rochester. y. Y. The
convention will open Monday. August
q and be In session about two weeks.
The local branch will be represented
by Fred Helm, Robert Pearson and
Nat Thomas. There Is a move on TO
make n Of the Bellaire delegates a
member OF the executive board.
The Bellaire bottle works will work
VI, 70 the last OF July. when the plant
VIII suspend for the annual vacation.
The machine department will only be
IDLE Tor two weeks. In accordance
with thea greement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Miss Gertrude Gill. the nonuIa,
clerk IN the Sommers confectiorar
on Hanover street. has decided TO al
low her name 10 be used in connection
Win tic contest for queen OF IA.
Moose celebration which will be held
IN this city next week. Owing TO IN,
Tact that the young lady IL very popu
lar she will no doubt give the othei
contestants a good run. Severa.
ether contests will be conducted IN
connection with the cc.ehration
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RIVER NEWS

The river fefi snEhfly yesterday b..
o. ire McHcchga dam fhouEh TIE
local STAGE Has heid stationary b.
the Ntcketk
The Mildred cleared the local uhar,
AZ ~ O'Clock yesterday. 90 her usual
ZIP 70 Nafamoras Her next TIP vii
D. made Friday Morning
The raRhne packet Express 4 tus
NJ cmort-S evening and wfu depart
Thursday morning AZ II O'Clock for
Matamoraa
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NourpsvrELu NAN uarrrp ON
oLAssWOHWERs DTRuCToHATr

ATLANTIC CITY 81 o.. july 90 w
" Gleason. 0f brooklyn. was to-day
elected rreeidrrf Of fff American Assoc.
citation of Flint end Lime sIae. Manu-
~facturere a. SEE HnrunI one dar rHrHrr.
ton. other Officers elected Include
FIRST Vice TreaIIruf-NirH1fHa Enrp.
~piftehurFh.
Second VICE rraFIdent-NaHun g.
Brvcc plffaburrh.
Treasurer-E N fDberfs rItfrhurrh.
Uirect0ra-NiUiam urrfIrrrr.
New York and " T. o. DaIxrII Mounds.
vile. " Va.
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vel attended meeting 81 the Ger.
uan-American Alliance Was held last
evening IN Turner hall on Belmont
street Mr. OFT. a national orranizer
Nas In attendance and delivered an
address Matters pertaining 10 tie
state convention o. the German Amer
can Alltance az Toledo August -
Nere discussed The DELEGATES are
sebastian WINNER. Carl / Dorcr and
Charles ". Rodevig
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street The lad had aid the wheel
down on the crass 90 view the zane
and when he vent for ~ 10 could not
Dc tound The wheel was prized very
hiEhly BY the owne- as he had won q
N a recent contest conducted in this
CITY \ Eood clue has been obtained
a. 20 who took the wheel and ID IA
expected that arrests will follow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
WILL FILL ALL VACANCIES.

PHILADELPHIA. July 20-President
Graham in n statement here tonight.
said the places OF the Lancaster play
ers suspended today would be hlled
by competent men. "a number OF
whom have been offered from various
sources Lancaster. he added, will
meet Allentown tomorrow and play
the remainder OF its schedule with a
strong team.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

The bridgeport Playground nine
succeeded in taking the second game
a three game series with the Mar
tins Ferry Playground nine. Roth
games were played clean and without
and disagreement ana both were in
teresting. The game yesterday was
fast and both teams played splendid
ball. but Bridgeport was the ~fayorite
and won by the score of 4 TO ?.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Ear Pretfyman vas pafnNuy IN
llred Monday morning AZ the Novelty
stamping works. where he Nas EN-.
lloyed While ENGAGED 81 work IN
ne shoP a belt slipped OF a
pulley and. striking him on tha h.ad
q q deep cash over the eye re was
removed 70 a physicians Office. where
the Injury vas dressed.
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ing for wellsburg to spend several
days.
Mrs. Edna Cartey was in town yes
terday from Colerain.
Orlando Cope and Mr.. Kennedy. or
Pennington. we're in town yesterday
OF business.
Miss Hulda Wood Is on her vaca-
ton Tor several weeks.
Miss Mary Jenkins will spend sew
eral days at Maryland the guest OF
friends.
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ths hearnE Goclich - aned tfno ara
costs. H1lca vas laAt uu~nE the
rFlnr Uf the uarranf run urumfr~nl
rha1TsIle msn nru~nnrhrf n~fr~-
lnFers ana hTlfVluE - a. fh= h~=r
eEeni hAlt@t him 81 reQusstlnE hin
20 send each a keg % beer M7hsn
heg l-arred tteir mistake thsy ga
not knoE in vhtch manner 20 disap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Two popular young men 81 this city
had q narrow escape OF being drowned
yesterday afternoon while coming
from tho bathing beach In p canoe
one of the boys became over bal
and tossed tho canoe ON one
side. throwing the other fellow ont
and capsizing the canoe Several
young men In "a skin went 10 their
rescue and helped them 10 tho ohio
.hOre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

a number OF her friends this evening
AZ her home on Jefferson street. in
honor Of her eighteenth birthday.
The evening will be enjoyably spent
In various games and music. and at
a seasonable hour a delicious lunch
o will be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

NO Martins FDrrF playground team
lost its second game Of tho three
game series with Tho bridgeport pIay.
ground nino yesterday The local lads
played n good game but could not do
'aI ih,lr opponents Duck tviriod
for Tho locals Tho score ended 90
2 iu bridgeport favor pofe Frofrr
rre heavy hitter OF tho locals Io.f
bis battling eye and could not fnd.
tho pin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
Sludoers Won.

The Seabright Lane Slugeers de.
feated the Y. & o. nine Yesterday on
the Y. & o. grounds. The Slurgers
whitewashed the Y. g. o. nine TO the
tune or Z 10 o. Davis twirled for the
Siuggers and pitched excellent ball.
allowing but three scattered hits Ken
Davis, OF the Sluggers. clouted he
only homer Of the game.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Funeral services over the remains
% tho late Mrs Alice Rice. Of Indiana
street. VIII DO held thIs afternoon at
tho late home a. 3 30 to'rIock The.
deceased vas in her seth year and
Williams and DODGE will 0nfrIafa In
torment will be- az the RivervioV com
oforr.
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Announcement Invitatlons.

Announcement invitations were
s"nt out yesterday announcing the
marriage OF Miss Julia Thomas 10 Mr..
William Powell. The marriage will
take place Thursday. July %. at the
home Of the bride on Walnut street.
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Wilson

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Mrs. Mary Wilson. wife
OF Mr.. David Wilson. of South First
street. will be held this afternoon at
The late home az > o'clock. The Rev.
J. y. McClay will ofhciate. Interment
viii be made az Riverview cemetery.
The Heslop firm has charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Fhe CHRISTIAN EreeaVor society %
the second Presbyterian church Ndi
hold q lasu fete and social a. even
inE o. be aur surrounding The
eu-rcI various refrcshmenu Wfii -
served. aud a larxe cro.d = ern.csea
70 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

An unknown Greek fen and broke
his arm while al work in the Corfu.
eating works yesterday He received
several other minor injuries. Dr. r
". Wilson was summoned and fe.
duced the fracture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Irof j " Nelson. Instructor IN the
bellaIre hiEh school. was elected "a.
p~erinfendcut Of the Monroe county
schools 20 "a meeting Of thn county
board ~ education held iu WoodafeII
saturday The position carries 20 good
salary. Mr. Mellon has been teaching
q FORMAL school in W0OfafoId during
the summer and has made a host OF
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BRIDGEPORT


Mrs. Randall. who was operated
upon several weeks ago at the Mar
tins Ferry hospital. was taken TO her
yesterday morning and Will
probably be out next week.
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ANOTHER PLAQUE VICTIM

NtW OKLEANS July 20-The elEhth
case or hubontC plague was discovered
here to-day. Charles II. Jeaman. who
resides at 2s45 Barottne street. and H.
employed at $40 Canal street. principal
business street OF the city. was taken III
Thursday and his case was diagnosed
to-day as plague
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Miss Margaret Heinlein will enter.
tain a number OF her friends this az
ternoon at her home with n handker.
chief shower in honor of Miss Eliza.
beth Houser. who IS TO become the
bride OF Walter Griffith. OF Toledo. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

n remains OF the late Albert Pen
ney will be shipped today 10 peaver
rails by the Noble firm. Penney died
AZ the hospital Sunday morning as
inc result Of lockiaw. caused nv a cut
which he received several weeks ago
ne deceased was colored. and in his
10Th year. ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
MARTINS FERRY
Received

Marshall Chopper received his on
tire equipment for a dairy lunch room
which he VII operate as soon as he
has a number Of improvements made
IN tho room. The room will be com.
pleted with the latest improvements
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

H F0oich. o. ShadyEido. who was
arrested saturday ulghf hv OTIcrr
IItLerf on "a warrant issued hF Squire
Mindcr charged with violating tho
Rose Jaw in selling in%foxicants in dry
territory was riton q hearing vesfer
Gay afternoon. Several Witnesses we're
examined. and at the conclusion "a
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To Play connersviIIe.

The local playground lads are work
ing out daily this week as they have
ame for this afternoon and tomor-
row afternoon when they will meet
the fast Connersville team on the
City park grounds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
MILITARY AUTHoRrrT DEAD.

PHILADELPHIA. July 2O-Captain
Peter Lyle Weaver. for many years n
writer and authority on military mat
ters. especially news OF the national
guard OF this stats. died AZ his home
here tonight. He was 81 years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21
SpeciaI Me~tino.

The Boy Scouts Will hold a special
meeting this evening in the basement
OF St Pauls Episcopal church. on
Walnut street Several matters Of
importance will be discussed. and all
camp matters will be settled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-21

Lash Conoway. who was hurt while
riding his motorcycle Sunday above
Martins Ferry. is recovering nicely al
the Martins Ferry hospital. His in
turies are not as serious as was AT
first thought to be.