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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
NEW RULES IN HIGH
rOR. ABSENT PUPILS

with the starting OF ScnoO 100 nils
.FFs- the holidays several new TUE il-s
6sve been introduced In order l 70 III
mediafsiy check any cutting t5g S q e5ss
tne - r-Fte- Zach period, instead % at
f5 &c Close Of the day when tlS5,-; are
not acted upon until the Io1 !.--etlII
H. me old excuse blank syst ~
6ss been abandoned. In its place - Cne
pupil has to bring an 70 e scbooi after ter
to any class until the excuse Is Iurn-
ished. - .ota57,1e e be-
Hv1s1na5 now, so that the puplls
ana teachers will become familiar ~ ar VA" bs
i'll and no time viii pc IosI a. nv
Ginning of the new term. ,-zs,-;s.z
The English room was sup C.1 r.
with partition to accommo l1-a- III. nj
57rcressed number Of pupils tnaI VII WI
he attending the high school IN Ine
new term .,-t-- ",
has been installed in the high schooi
building.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
RED CROSS EXTENDS AID
TO FOREIGN SUFFERERS

Washington, D. c., Jan s.-Aid is
being extended to the distressed dis
tricts of Japan, Mexico, Bulgaria and
America by the Red Cross society. Five
thousand dollars was cabled to the
American ambassador at Toxic for re-
lief work among the people Of the
northern section of Japan where a
famine is reported.
Funds were sent for the relief of
Bulgarian war sufferers; $500 was dis
patched to Choix, SinalOa, where peo-
pie are reported to be in distress be-
cause Of food shortage; $4,000 was for
warded to the central flood relief COM
mittee at Houston, Texas, and $4,000
was telegraphed to Preside, Texas, for
the relief Of the Mexican wounded at
Ojinaga.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
TALKS TO PUPILS
OF COMING PAGEANT

v-a5nesdsv morning Mrs. J. N. Frank,
-sccbe- of English, who is in charge
of the senior class pageant, talked, 70
he Dupils about the pageant outiin-
~ t+he scenes that have been a.
rqnged. The pageant as the. high
school is planning to present It. VII VII
REQUIRE an expenditure Of about, S4Vy.
n win depict the life OF the southwest
rron The time of the cliff jewellers 70
Bv candy sales and various enter
tainments the pupils have so Iar
-aised about 500 toward the needed
amount To raise further funds 1t Is
planned 20 hold candy sales at the
school once a week, the various classes
taking turn in making the candy me
senior class viii give playler FRIDAY
at the school for this fund.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
THREE SUBJECTS FOR
DEBATE ON PROGRAM

At the meeting Of the Sam Houston
Debating society Friday night Walter
Ponsford will discuss Our Organlza-
tor" Fred Hunters subject is "Why?'
Possible Improvement" viii be the
topic of Lucas Bacon.
At the meeting for the following
week the governments justification IN
esta blishinE the income tax as a
source Of revenue will be debated.
Harry Welsch and Maurice Blumeuthal
will have the affirmative and Eugene
Thurston and r. Cooper, then mega
tive. S. o. Welday the faculty critic
Of the society. viii talk on technical
debating and there viii be a declama-
ton by Harry shannon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
OFFER ESSAYS TO COMPETE
FOR ID. A. r. GOLD MEDAL

A number Of pupils IN the English
department are preparing essays to
compete for the gold medal offered by
Rebecca StOddert chapter, Daughters
of the American Revolution. to the
high school The subject chosen for
this years essay is THE Early History
of FL PasO and Its Highways" The
medal will be awarded on Washing
tons birthday.
A gold medal is also offered for the
best essay on the same subject written
by grammar school pupil
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
SIX NEW PUPILS
ENTER HIGH SCHOOL

SIX new pupils entered the hlgh
school this week. Warren Broo1k4s'
coming from the high school at Nc
Kenzies Tenn; VIII Zackery, from
the Polytechnic school at Fort Worth;
Jim Lewis, who entered school last
year and then had to drop out, has
reentered. Veva Driskel and Made
line Gaudin and Ross Hill, a former
student at the high, have reentered.
Jessie Bell Blanton, a student in the
sophomore class. has gone to Amarll-
10. where she viii spend the winter
with her aunt, and attend the high
school.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
MONTHLY TEACHERS MEETING
10 Re HELD SATURDA-

The monthly teachers institute will
be held at the high school Saturday
morning 1t will be conducted upon the
usual lines. the first hour devoted to
general discussion of the charters of
the book All the Children of al the
People" and the balance Of the morn
ing given to meetings OF the different
grades. with the planning of the
months work outlines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08
PHTT,OHATHEANs TO DEBATE
. 4


The Philomathean Literary society of
the high school viii have a debate Fri
day t'Resolved, that the electric light
plant should be municipality owned"
VIII be the subject Kathleen Faris
and Katherine Glenn will uphold the
affirmative, and Alice Bishop and Pes
Sic Robertson viii contend the negative.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-01-08

partment the money for reserve Of
hats, clothes and shoes, as thew couId
he secured at any time.
But" he continued. won cannot
make a large quantity Of fiel6 euns
and ammunition without taking
months or years to do it. We would
be aosoIutely helpless If we did not
have them. No country can 90 into
the field today without liberal sup
ply Of artillery unless it goes in to be
licked. And we are as liable to have
war as anybody else"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

ton. after several weeks visit with rcls
lives here.
The Misses Edith and Mildred Rem
shaw, 81 Salt Lick. were In Fairmou.
yesterday 20 attend the wedding Of their
cousin, Miss Esta Grove.
an orchestra concert will be- the must
cal attraction at Eureka PARK next sun
day.
The Delta Alpha class OF the NJ E
sunday school are picnicing at Eureka
Park to-day.
Or. and Mrs. VI. r. Hamilton arrived
home this morning after attending tn.
convention OF n. 4 o. Surgeons a.
Washington. They stopped over Ia Far
mont last evening 60 rttcnd the wedding
Of their niece. Miss ESta Grove. Dan =
and Dale Hamilton were also present 90
the wedding.
". -. Smith mas purchased the D. ".
Jones property on Clarksburg street.
Miss Margaret Leonard returned
Thursday evening FROM a visit In Wheel
ing. Miss Goodwin accompanied nrr
home for visit with her sister. Miss
Bessie. here.
Dr. Pheolra Moore Is professional
visitor In Wheeling to-day.
Mrs. y. r. Pratt at.d Miss olive Var
ner LETT this mOrnin. FOR visit with
friends in Pittsburgh.
&. Il. and J. l. Phillips received six
Ford cars from the factory on Tucsdty
this week. all of which were previously
sold to Warrington district farmers
Byron Jolltffe. OF NorEantovn. ~ Wis.
iting friends here for a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
OIL NEWS

ELLENBORO. W. Va. June es-A1-
Their declines in the price OF oil. opera-
lions in this section continue active and
many fairly good strikes are being
made. Operators are now taking adj
VANTAGE Of the good roads and other
favorable conditions. which considerably
reduce the cost Of operating despite the
reduction In the price OF petroleum
The various gasoline plants fu this
vicinity that transport these producers
70 this point by wagon for shipment by
rail are operating fun capacity In order
20 get out all possible stock during good
weather. The Carter OF cor1po nv !
gasoline pipe line f. also rushing bust
ness
The Reserve Gas company has finish.
81 taking M the rtght-of-wav FOR the
new siNteen-inch gas line which r,1ns
through Ellenboro. and carnp OF 100
italians, who are now IN camp a. Goose
'reek VII be moved % Ellenhoro In a
couple 81 weeks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
BIG IMPROVEMENT NOTED IN
STRUCTURAL STEEL MARKET

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Improvemert
In structural steel orders was evident
durins the week and increase in
Gales or bar plates. shapes and sheets
Tor third quarter shipment was noted.
FROM tonnage standpoint. business
was most -encquraginE. but prices were
upsatisfactQry. The lowest prices Of
the year we're developed on plates and
iaeTcated strpetnral shapes. Railroad
equipment orders were not conspicuous
but IL is notable that the car shops haV :,
booked larger orders this month than in
any month since February. 1919
The principal rail contracts were ~ %
200 tons for the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco. 10000 tons for export and 5000
tons for the Boston and Maine THE
largest car orders were 1000 more for
The Illinois Central. and 585 for the Sea-
board Air Line. Locomotive orders In .
cluded so for the WABASH and 30 fer the
Seashore Air Line. while 10 more arc
pending.
The Labrtcating shops booked orders
Tor $4,000 tons OF shapes and merchant
blast furnaces for about $1,000 tons OF
pig iron. Some further concesrion- in
pix iron prices were made In the south
June contracts to date amounted 20 an.
proximately 100000 tons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
FORCED TO WALL
Ohio Liquor Interests Propose Amend.
mert rs Object Being 20 Pro.
hibt Prohibition

Special Dispatch to che rrteiIFar~sr.
COLI BJS. o.. Juno gs Ohio
liquor interests Yesterday made known
Their purpose tD seek an amendment
io tho constitution which would pre-.
vent prohibition ir the state. and
Nould knock ont tho county option
law option elections would hr con
lu'd Co wuriUIpBlitIoz and townships
The residence district petition Law.
presumably would DO retained also
Tho opinion w1s expressed hr tom.
peranro leaders that the wrfa were
seeking 10 F't their project out ahead
ot q prohibition amendment. also that
me liquor interests wfrr taking tho
fifp eo as tO got tho vets out In FUN
Iofcc t1 vote AGAINST The woman suf
fraFe amendment
IcHt OF ne liquor amendment pro.
posed yesterday follows
Purpose Explained
No law ehaU hereafter bc raealf
pfohih.tnE The sale. furnishing r- efr
lnE away 20 lnf0VicaunE Uguora
throlgnout tho State. nor shall any
law BE- passed or be- in eject prohfhif.
lnf the giving away of IrflFfpaf.rr
LIQUORS operative in sub.dItisI1n of
me state upon the option of tho elect
ore fherrof or uuon any other r0rfIr.
gency. which has force within a terri
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
OIL AND GAS

operations at the close Of the week
ulhs go IN no way from those that pre-
producers were brought in and the work
completed was very much OF the rout-
me order and was distributed through
tne old districts. Since the market de-
clined wildcatters show less energy in
seafching for new producing territory.
About All OF the experimental work IN
ger way Is confined TO the lower West
virginia counties and the few wells
Uoih pieted during the week failed 10 md
~, 20 1SIlon. Win the work now under
started tai conditions im1rove.
word has been received that opera
tots IN the Mid Continent nelds have en-
1910 ht1 a shutdown agreement be
ETY. days. II strictly adhere Tto-apJ n
~ II will be the first time-wIIi 70 a
lgng way towards solving the problem
OF production and TO 90 on driIIing
SolIa simply make the situation worse.
storage tanks are reported full and run
diuonal tanksEe is being rushed dav ana
ntfht ~ u estimated that 10. 900 bar
n Ios a. ues no"5 IN 20 the streams and
Jun INTO earthcn storage and causes a
aetorlauon IN IT. value. II conserva-
try 10 out "
or. Green creek. Walton district. Roam.
pany has completed ~ 81" IN '1 ~
" a. Taylor farm and has a show Dor
s ~ barrel pumpsr In the BiE Injun
-anu. ON the same stream ana ia ~
rstine distglct tho Louis p Payne on
I company has drilled No - on fhe q 4,
ilNely farm through the BiE fniun and
has l5-barrel bumper. In De[sib a."
Il-t. Fllmer county. the Eastern ON
"WpanA has com pleted No. 8 on the
-. y. latdman farm and has show
u2t @5-harrcl producer in the Berea
-, Fishing az Deep Test
L"| L'nnl' NatIral Gas rnuranv
mas p hshing Job az its doep test on
nc ,teary farm fn Robinson fovnahfr'
washington county. Pa While drilling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
WARRINGTON

MANNtNGTON. W Va. June as-
Mrs Walter Morton and SON. have 70.
turned from visit with rclatites iu
Mrs J. r. Koen. Mr. Arthur CLAYTON.
hrh. p. Realty and Mrs. b. D. Kosu
attended tea given ~ the FaIrmort
country club Ihuraday.
Mrs. Efaw and the Misses geurrir
Ashhy and Beuls Wis. of Cameron. ar.
quests " the formers brother. WIN.
1ugf. on Main street
Mr. and Mrs Eeuten Ugrb and Mrs
Frank fI.}d are FieiuaE relatives Iu
q. =. Leonard ard Hsn. Polling Of
Downs station. are bone after r. Fl. 81
dnyF NiHit ln baltimore. Md.
1T. hnd Nrf D. W Vance and daurH
a. frcurh Crock and THrkarHhlrr
Tho NHV fafu DI CO.. rurrrnrrf .f
local people. lna completed H Is barr .Is
Vol On thr i.unr IHIlnrfur farm one
Mr. and Mra vs. , NItfrie-- and
Z dauFhf.r. Irit to-day fnf NrU YORK.
where They viii saI IN Saturday Tor tLe
summer 90 Belfast ireland
M Henry D.. raudIffnr a former
resident nf M1nriurfHu. died Tufadr..
Juno slrdi. at the homo OF her dauehfs. .
Mr. U d. Atha or uerwyn Md W.
The remains vilI Dol taken ta the family
homa NJ Cambridge SPRINGS. rs. Tor b.
There VIII be special hair hour car
errt &C. Co., nrd from rurrFa rark. over
the D 70 traction iIrr. sunday rHr.
tsfh. Patrons .l th. rHrH should make
Do 81 point fH rHfrrrIr. the care LEAVING
on Che NHIf hour NOT only for their a,.4
rnrE rnIru.H Erf fU make H showing Tine
VIII ir.Ir. OBI. ."rffHIHrr. off the half
hour service HHriug fHr season
NJ hickman. of Columbus. 3D. ono OBJ.
TIE new E'Haa house force iH murirr hIa
family into Che Rex property nn Esat
HIEn street
John Hrsiarav. ~ TurmHrf vrH O.
huFlneeH visitor here IH.f evening"
w and Mrs bred MILAN and farrIr.
Iff' yesterday Tor thsif home a. CHARLIE.
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tarily. The inter-mountaln rate ,-o,-
sion threw N back into gloom In this
mood. rumors gained credence IN GER
tain quarters that the commerce COM
9tsElon was 10 deny the railroads ap-
circumstances kept speculative senti-
ment IN raw state Of sensibility on
tne whole subject OF government rela-
uons TO business
sold exports mounted again IN spite
o. the weeks opening predictions thar
tne movement had already Waned. The
outcome OF the coming French loan
ttotauon remains In suspense
Ioor steel and copper trade advices
added to the depression
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

~ Twentieth street have returned home
after spending some time visiting friends
In Ohio towns.
George 4. Sands. Of Eighteenth street
has returned home after begin In Read
ing. Pa. on q business trip.
Miss Nellie Moore. ar Center war
wood. has returned home after bust.
ness trip Co. Stpubcuyille
fcv fhiiiip StDyio OF Delaware Ohio.
De- visiting OF The home OF bite brother.
John Sfrfis of Nirofr-rfH street.
Nj. J. o.. walden. corner Tenth street
nnd Narwuud nvcnucets ttaitinc friends
in Cincinnati. a..
Nj and Nrs uourtipas Naea have r.-
turned Co. their home uffrr spending n
few UnNa visiting friends Boo Mobile Ala.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
UNCERTAINTY is CONTROLLING
FACTOR OF THE STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. June 2s.-Ths financial
district had some previous knowledge
or the situation Of the II. n. Clafiin
company. but the shock Of the receiver
shlr was pronounced.
The wide distribution OF holdings OF
the notes involved among banks
throughout the entire country suEEe-.-
,ed prudent waiting to know the effect
on general credit
Reduction OF passing OF dividends
vas made occasion for EXPLANATIONS
which affected the speculative dejec-
ton. The supreme court decision con-
Iirming the southern Iacific's oil lana
Titles galvanized the market momen-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
WARW0OD
Children'a DAY.

special program Was rendered bY
~" chlldrcn or the Lutheran church Al
VIC sunday school scrN ices yesterday ar
tern"on AZ $50 o'clock. The special ser.
vices were held on account Of SUNDAY b..
ing Childrcn's Day. enc cot the largesf
services was present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
ORDER
Beer Wines
Whistles
Best Grsde-Best Prices
Acorn Liquor Co.
DILLONVALE, OHIO


Court Views
Attorney 'ffMfrH| logan HHH cent
Iru.u.lfInE Attorney brown two alrfs
o. fIr Hra.u.f tnr Fttland coal conn.
rfrI. fur fHII"rn o. Pow awards made
.t fIo industrial CrmmIraIou ono IN
Oh fH leopold Parent HrH one of
$50 20 fn Mfhr Ee'as. Tor lnIurIea
Annie Vol. rr Mont Wells divorce
~ ehe we ri.rn nor maiden name oi
Vim E Holman ta ef.u. r u.fo,.-
dropped from docket
Jennie STARK Na samuel Stark. as
LI'H N.Is rr THefr Wnfr f..r.Iarsf
Annie HII'n |a Luther F.f.#r rI.
'nr.e granted for cruelty. rru-e rrrfsrt
HuH IrTrErurran she vas rfv.- -
iodF ~ The children
colonial Ean a Motor GO re lefura.
ZOE. 60. Judgment Tor f-Is rs
Ml'N ID rwIfnf'rrfra Ue Thaa D.
ruIfIfIuErrH. divorce GRANTED Tor rrr.-
neE ECU end fvfreue cruetfr
ENfan~fh Anderson We Alexander An.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

REGULAR monthly meeting 81 the Love
land volunteer Fire sud Protection A.
ruclntion Of South Norwood. will BE- held
thir evening az o'clock q the hose
house corner Urn street and NVarwopd
avenue AT arrangements will b. COM
plotted ~ the meeting Tor the giving ~
In. IINn Toto mnNt month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

Regular monthly meffInE ~ tho I.Hf-
i'a AID society Of the Lutheran church
VIII Nr hello TEIra1HN evening July O.
Hf fnr home off ST.. ChHrlse referaon.
corner EIEnfH street and Wurw0nI ave-
rus 40. members ere urged 30 be-
present ae fIe meeting viii BE- very in.
irrr"fIrr and much business viii D.
fHHH"..fnI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

WORK Is progressing rapidly on che
Improvements 60 Edward Eliiotts build
Ing, corner Eighteenth street and war.
wood avenue. =. q. Grimmis making the
improvements. The front Of the drug
store te being remodeicd ami the door
viii open % the front Of the building g..
stead or the side a. ~ has been for
many years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

Work hHs heen Completed on the paw
wood avenue and the railroad track
The street g. 30 feet vide and DE- very
beautiful Concrete walks have been
UHf uu both SIDES Of the street and trees
have been planted This will BE- one 0r
The best streets in town in "a Few months
This property was 80 once the old
''fsch farm. but now a. part % War
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

Ii"n ff"rr" IT. 'rH.I." state eurr-Ir..
rf fhr WartHUI Pre- n,fe-fsn ghur.F ~.
Ifrrfi.fn street The speaking vac
bold ru The grounds surroundirr fba
ghur.h Dn account of the hot weather
church choir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
Xera Unifnd

Miss Sloya YaergoVic and Jack Geo
E"iNc. both OF Iichland or South War
az p 30 o'clock. 81 the Sacred Heart
church. In North Wheeling Rev. Fathcr
kofsman performed the marriage ccre-
mony. only members or the families
we're present At the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

har returned home after apcr1t,r so,l,,
time whiting friends in rItfaburrh
Mr Hrd Mrs. Heurv .Efrrhrrr SO
have Irff Tor few weeks ,Iaitinr
southern rofnfa
Mrs.. Willis ERuEhman and children
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

on, WILL PUROHAsp,
Citizens National hank
Wheeling Sheet & Tin Plata
LaHclle preferred
whitaker q lessner common
WE OFFER
Hazel-Atlas Glass
Ncuralgyline.
Whitaker q lcssner prefsrred
La Belle g.
Portsmouth steel &c
Wheeling Traction g.
Imperial Glass
Ia Belle common
Wheeling steel a Iron
Whitaker q lessner 6a -
Eagle Glass IS -
Hazel-Atlas &C.
wheeling q Elm Grove Cis7D g.
FID ELITY :,
Investment Association
Capital Paid in slboooo.oo
sboohs' bonds, Real Estaes, Insurance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

Monthly meeting Of the council Of the
MhFWood Lutheran church will be held
lunesdaN evening az o'clock. az tn
street All are urged TO be present az
many matters will come Up for discus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

tory larGer than o. municipal corpora-
ZION or "a township outside Of munIri.
p'I corporations therein AT laws .n
, on. a'orf.un of the foregoing are
hereby repealed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29

derson. divorce granted for wiiful a.,
Gabor AvWaid vs. Sadie AvUaid Al
NuIoe granted Tor adultery. wllfuI al
sence and gross neglect
Kate clifton -. Moses J Clifton. dis
Hactano Caliraro vs.. Andone Caugaro
Luton Tor partition OF property In
Realty Transfers
lots M 70 shzabeth Green. part
,o,WN G. Boyd to Frank Erickson. part
brewer Thomas TO John Boka &,
acres. Cross Creek township. ss.I6O
\. 4 Mckin TO Thomas McKin. II.
@cfgs smithfield township. 81
liza feterron to Frank SpArenter,
, lots. irondale. $500
m. treudenberFer 10 n J. Sinclair
30 acres, Cross Creek TOWNSHIP. SI.bIs
~. w IN. Jackson TO a. NJ Nandervort lot
warren township. SiO0 w
w ~. Jackson TO Irwin Nnndervort Ia,
warren township. slOO w
W N. jackson 60 Mrs John p.,,..
son lot warren township. 800
). G. smith to John Peterson nor.
Spflngticld township 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
STEUBENVILLE


STEI BENNILLE. o. June .s=Rov
y. Merryman. candidate FOR attorney
general of ohio. returned from 'Cletc-
land yesterday. whore he attended the
llppecauoe club reception Thursday
evening Hr reports that tho hall was
crowded Tor the occasion and that much
enthusiasm was shown. Judging not
only from this meetiug but from ara
Indication aE observed by him in togr-
INK the state. he saws the defeat Of COX
and the entire Democratic state tIcNrt
Dr. most certain. Tie niso SAYS That tho
proposal uI the governor 90 call au eN-
ira session OF the Legislature indicates
nov desperate pc is in the present cam
IaiEn. Mr.. Merrywau finds his own
campaign shaping up iu a most prom
Using manner. and. judging from seutt-
mtuts tu different rarta OF the state.
he d. gaining rruurd rapidly and 10 o.
now hrirE pretty rf. orally rrcutcfrfr up
ruliti,IHue iu ohio that Do viii De tho
successful candidate for attorney gen
crai af the August primaries
Marriage Licenses
Nick MoIuar. 20 years and susan
Auackr. 2t years. 81 Wolf Run
Hiram Foe. 60 years end Della Hell.
n years. of Euah Run
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-29
wxEELrro TRACTION COMPANY
GxrRE88 CAH SCHEDULE
Taxing Eject June Al, lsoe.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND wELLsBURo
Daily Except Sunday.
Wheeling weIlsburg
Leave
72nd street. Leave
Wheeling Weilsburg
1870 a nL 500 q m
3;so .. IN 1900 noon
MOUSDSVILLE LINE
WHEELING AND hOUNDSNILLE
Daily Except sunday.
Leave
10Th street Leave
Wheeling Mound svins
1900 q m l:So .. m.
also =. IN
on lines having regular express SER
vice. shipments Weighing In excess OF
NIFTY pounds or large bulk will not be
carried On passenger cars.
ALL LINES-Daily Except Sunday.
No shipmshts. except emergency ship
ments Of medicines will be carried on
passenger cars between 400 and s:ib
.. m.
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AZ depth OF s.s5s feet the cable part
about 200 feet Of rope They hope 10
recover the tools In a few days. put fish
tng ~ a depth OF one mile SIS feet is
a pretty difficult matter