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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

there has been n o demand o the part of the Hearst newspapers to send
troops into that state or que1l the disturbers. But then Bill Hearst
don't W any concessions in Colorado as he does in Mexico.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

Carson City. New. May 4. 1914,
{. r. DAkE. County Auditor:
Sir: A.t a meeting of the Board OF
County commissioners, held this day,
the following claims against Orm>hy
County were allowed and warrant
nrJnraJ Jr,N., +bara1,-.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

Geo. +. kitzmeyer. salary S $500
Joseph RoChon, salary -,-,--,.. 25.tW
y. Wvlie. salary 25.tO
II. Stern. salary $4,000
+. 9. Patterson, salary ..--- $4,000
{. r. Dakc, salary 12O.NU
John NJ. Chartz. salary -. 10000
Geo. w. Keith. salary .~.-.....- $500
John GRAY. salary $500
John McGillis, Supt poor i'm. 10000
John Rubke. grain rs
Eagle Market, meat .-,. $40
Ed ]. Walsh, Md>c ,.., 4l.51
lhas. Fulstone. hay ,,.~,....-. 55.N
". J. Gree. county phys. 5000
Frank Iiealy, reporting inq'>t $500
New. Con. +. x +. Co. l.IO
Geo \. Montrose. juror 1000
J. +. Paxton, juror Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Joseph Smyth, juror .-,.. 1890
Matt Farrell. juror 1000
G.. {. Russell. Juror ..--. 1000
{. y. Clark. juror transformations. lO.N
W. NJ. Furlong, juror 1000
r. \. Mckay, reporting inq. I5.Oc
Raycraft Realty Co.. auto 80
NJ. b. Kennedy, medical ser, 1000
J. W. porterljeld, game warden 2O.UU
John Savage. %janitor ...-...... 1000
J. +. Mack. engineer .-.. $500
W. !. Gree, elk board health $500
{ VIM. lily. DOant. deputy elk 1900
!. Satfcll, repairs vault .. rs
Y. b. Cross. labor < material 6.25
e.. W. Elliott. repairs en2 house Sl.OO
F.. II. Bath. hauling -- 200
Carson Water Co.. pipe road. go
Carson Water Co.. water . 1880
Neada Printing Co.. printing 1000
w. |. I. & +. Co 200
Los Angeles Dis. Co. .-- 2OOO
New. Industrial Com, premium 1888
Remington Typewriter Co. 200
r. 9. Patterson, cash adv -..-,- S.62
New. Con. I. & T. Co. --,..,,,.,- rs
T. r. G. +. Co., lights --,-.,,.,,, l4.7O
Carson Gas Co., gas -,,-..,.-.-,. 100
\. ]. Willard. plumbing $40
NJ. \. DoWney, rent mattress 80
{. II. Peters, exporting books l250
Mrs. X. \. Raftlce, supplies ,- $50
John Anderson, meals to jail o.50
Nm. NJ. IleidenrelCh, repairs 4o.9C
Grover Russell, repairs ------ 9.I5
{. Reudy, hauling ,,-.....- 80
Leetc x Leary, blacksmithing AS
{. {. Pearson, labor road ,~---- $500
Austin-Westcrn Mig co, pillow 25.45
Chas. T. Taylor, hauling road Is
p. NJ. Crow, blaCksmithing $50
Henry FELTON,, labor road -~-.- So.OO
Fred Johnson, labor road -.---- 64.5O
Geo. Smith, labor road .--.-. o4.50
\. Ambrose, labor road ---. 900
Joe Stevens, labor road -.---. $3.50
\. Nelson, labor road -----,----- $50
g. Ouimette, labor road -.--- o+.2o
Frank Howard, labor road go. o4.59
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06
Block Wood

Order YOU. block wood from
Charles Taylor. Prompt delivery
Phone 7S0. a1-tf
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

Even the war cloud has a silver lining for South Carroll
or Blease promises to lead her troops in person.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

The %"Standn4 Room Only' sign could be placed Oil SC
ate fashions in WOmcns skirts.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

TAX NOTICE
COUNTY BILLS PAID

Even Il thin mans photograph may be we'll developed.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

1t is not necessary to buy theater tickets from a scalpen
fed to sit in the bald-headed row.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

That man Edison. who declares that "a vacation is a
evidently doesn't belong to the |. w. w.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

Many mems lives are saddencd by the thought that
be able to read their own obituaries.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

Though more lives have been lost in the coal miners war If
do than have been sacrificed by Americans in the Mexican inn
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-05-06

This is an oDpoTtune time to enlist a volunteer army. T
hOuSccicaning season is on. with all its horrors for the avera.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13

MEET TONIGHT
Ma cisTsEfsL pisrpfcT COW.
MENTIONS - EacH otsTEtcT
o-i.af..s VII Re sa--,-1 q, csS-..
s-5 ce,eressc-si Cc-st-,-
ters-szsh lrfa-est

Naris,~risi district meetings ~
- held ~ Republicans In sach Dis
trtef IN onio county 20 nizht. for fre
purroas u completing The disfrsci
tickets anf nauiirE dei.Eafes 20 tre
county and cCnEresstcnai convent
Ions. Mech interest D. befrE rnanf.
iesf-i snu The riestlrEs promise no
- lRfgciy attended
Al the mass meeting IN Wasnfrz.
ton, Union. Centre. Webster. Eich-
land End Liberty districts. the form
ATTY Ct nominating candidate for
district Offices will he completed
Cendidstcs have already been rom
mated IN Madison. Clay. Richie and
Jfisdslphla districts
The districts win have the follow
ing representation - the convent
Ions Mashir eton. deieeafes
Nadts on. :. Clay. s. U1son. 4. Centre.
3 Webster. a. Richie. s. Richiand
Liberty. 2. TTiadeiphis. :. Total
HE district meetings viii Be heid
IN The follcNtng places, Mashingtcn.
Nisiilnt engine house. Madison Is
land hose house. Clay. Chemical
house. Union. police court room /;
Centre. hocS and ladder. Webster.
NisFsra. Richie. Eighth ward house
Richland. Centre Warv cod hose
house Liberty. Centre school house
riedelrhia. mayors office. Ehn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
YOUNG MAN HURT
sather al Belle Isle Beach Pushes
FROM owing Platform 20 Water Sat.
urosy Slightly Injured.

While enjoying the pleasures Of
oathing and diving IN the Ohio river
AZ the Belle Isle beach Saturday az
ternoon' young man. whose name
could not be learned. was slightly in.
Iureo' The manner in which he was
hurt might have resulted more serI.
ousiy' but fortunately. his injuries viii
not prove serious. He was upop tb..
nigh diving platform. out in the
stream. when some friends knocked a
large rubber ball 10 the platform lie
occurred ~ and was standinr on ore
Ioot, IN the set Of kicking tho hail
GUY over the crowd 10 the wster
When another bather on the MIA for,,
Pusheq MIN over the side
IN railing. he struck the sfde -
MS BODY and scraped tho rough ,dgc
OF me boards along Lia back otmost
70 ms shoulders ps no passed 80
lelI INTO the water and came mr.
suffering much rain Several b.tbe1, ,
pm me water ~ the time tvam ~ ~
sssl,tance and helrsr him 10 he
Deach where aid u1e rendered
Die rev such acts have occurred
~ me beach. there are come t.,fbr,s
Aho 1911 70 realize the scriousnoss
~ such actions. and unless thev a.,
Inherently. arrests viii follow ~ ~.
nhis g fnent is determined 20 have the
pi7os conducted along the right Hnee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
BUSINESS MEN
ARE HOPEFUL
Mr.. LAWRENCE e. SANDS SAYS
PlTTsBURoH MANUFACTURERS
ARE NOT CONFIDENT.
Money is Easy and Banks Have Large
Accommodations on Hand - His
Bank Has Excellent Future.

Mr. Lawrence r. Sands. presiden.
of the FiTst-SecOnd National Bank Of
Pittsburgh, and a resident Of this
city. Ia discussing conditions in the
county at this time. stated to an In
telligencer reporter Saturday that in
the Pittsburgh district business men
are living In hope of better times. He
said: Money Is considered unusual
~ easy IN Pittsburgh. While business
Is not AZ all active, the banks have
very large accumulations OF money on
hand. The First-Second National bank"
Mr.. Sands continued. has made rapid
progress since its reorganization, and
~ has a very succe ssful career before
u. The general manufacturers OF
Pittsburgh look for better business in
70 fall. due to expectation OF large
crops. The feeling Is that Of walt
ing and watching rather than conf.
dence."
Mr.. Sands expressed himself as be-
inC hopeful but no. confident of bet
terment in conditions in the next few
months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
DELAYED APPEALS
Board Of Review viii Hear Matters
That Were Laid Over From last
WICK st Meeting Today.

- rms morning when the Board OF
equalization and Review meets. II will
take up appeals that we're made dur.
ing the past week Tut which have NO,
as yet been acted upon. Several large
appeals nave been made. but owing
busy. they have not been attended ~
Chiet Clerk l.. c. Echols OF the tax
commissioners office. will be here tD
look over the situation II is under
stood. II was first thought that p. n
ANDERSON would come but latest re.
ports seem TO discredit this.
The work OF Saturday consisted NJ
an application for a reduction for three
lots in Mozart Terrace. This was
acted upon and $3.50 allowed 10 Narv
X. Goethe OF that place. On petition
or Bader & Mauer a reduction of SIS
$50 was grasted on Market street
north Of Alley Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
LOCAL MEN ARE
ON COMMITTEES
oF AMEacAN FLINT GLASS
WORKERS UNION CONNEN-
TON ~ ROCHESTER. PA.
Meeting - One OF Most Successful
Ever conducted BY the orusnI-
xfion-Stili IN Session.

Rsporis from Rochester. Pa. where
he thirty eighth annual convention OF
The Anerican Flint Glass Workers
Union = nov In session. Indicate that
this meeting is one Of the most sue
cessfuI In the history Of the associa
lion. beveral-local persons are IN az
lenda1ce. and are taking a prominent
place in the activities OF the conven
ion.
Tn following West Virsinians havs
received appointments on commit
tees Thomas Deflbaugh. local No 2
Whesline. chairman Of punch tumblei
snd stem ware committee: John Gre
Eory, local No. 10. Mpundsville. chair
ma paste mold COMMITTEES. G. NJ
Scroggins. local No. 80. Moundsville
getretary engraving committee: John
y Cullum. local No. a5. MoundsviIie
sefretary estimating committee. A. J
DEFINE. local No. 1O1. Morgantown
secretary COMMITTEES on law. John W
Frank. local No. los. Bridgeport. sec
retry chimney committee jos A
Bsrtie. local No. IS. Morgantovn, sec
reury grievance committee.
y G. Hackett. of local No 10. Reii
sire. o. IL chairman Of the Erievancs
committee. David " Jones. OF loca
No. ~. Bell8ire. a. secretary Of ths
committee on rules. Harry Cook 81
local No. 10. Bellaire. is chairman ol
pressware committee. and Arthur on
les, Jr.i o. local No. rs. Martins Ferry
"a secretary % tho shade and eiobs
committee
The following items from The Glass
worker. the ofIcial publication % thr
Elass workers union. concerning the
convention, are Of local interest
Delegate 9 =. Coss. Of l.. n No 2
Wheeling. ". Va. the ORIGINAL phinea,
Fletcher. IN Uncle Toms Cabin h
riSht an tha lob with his old zsHar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
TO INSTALL OFFICERS.

The Ladies' Shield of Honor ~ Ian.
Lodge No. ]. will install Officers Ts,ss.
gay evening at their headquarters AZ
Moose Hall corner Eleventh ana
Msrket streets for the ensuing term
Inc Officers to be installed are as fol
PRESIDENT Mrs. Bessie Baker; pasf
president. Mrs Clara Hungerrrsr-
presidents guide. Mrs. Catherine Jen'
kins; secretary. Miss l.. n. Schotf.
iIea1urer. Mr.. Maud Coppinger. chan.
i,ne. Mrs. Matilda O'Neii: conductor
Mrs. Gertrude Lydick. inside guard
Mrs. Emma Miller: outside guard
LYDIA Palmer. Mrs. Findiay and Nrs
Lillian Bellville. pianist. Mrs. Cora
Riser
FOLLOWING the installation OF officers
refreshments will he served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
AT rHs VICTORIA

Joe Vt Inrpea Associate PLAYERS will
nlen fnrlr eleventh week of rerrrtlIra
~ lHe Nictorla theatre NII" afternoon
three daLs ~ the Wesi. rnafIu-r 4rI
night ibis is one OF fra most famous
plalf ever written ard ias arsr pIr s.uf.
ne sinbc. always truEhunE the audi.
fnrf no matter what fanruHre fhay
-rfaF II ~ n renal sbie Story and me
company o. tho We BEL able 20 give be- fb.
very best irfrrYrrfa
h" iHaf half y fhs week the compare
VIII lfNH'nf Zen NIEHf. Hr d Ft1r
Room Re- rarfir.farIr arr-ofrfafe rfst
n frnhiu tinn NrHf Ni-l'r.s vVed~.-.
az. night the awsfeur. VIII BE- rftrp
Hr1fher urnurfur.fH nrf FRIDAY rl~rt
De repeated
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
OFFICERS Ma MED
Woran's Hore Missionsry Society.
Washington Conference. Ended
sessions Saturday

The Washington Conference Of the
Noman's Home Missionary Society
which was IN session several DAYS
last week. I'm the Simpson A NJ r.
church. this city. came Ia an md Sat
ur1sy afternoon. The following OF.
noers were elected for the ensuing
year.
resident Mrs Fannie NJ Clair.
Washington. ID c
Baltimore. Md: Mrs. sophia ~ Simp.
son. Baltimore. Nd Mrs MaIie Hick
man. Washington. ~ c; Mrs. !. &.
Lowe. LynChburg. Va: Mrs Estella
Jordan. Washingtoh u. c. Mrs. NJ v
Griren. Baltimore. Md
Core spending Secretary-Niss An
ME X Johnson. Baltimore. Md
Recording Secretary - Miss II. ".
Beason, Washington. ID c.
TreasureJ-Mcs. Mamie r. Jones.
Baltimore, Md.
Department Secretaries - Young
Peoples' Work. Miss Ida n. Cummings
BBaItlmore Md Supplies. Mrs. Mary
camper. Baltimore. Nd: Mite Boxes.
Mrs. Corenlia Hebron. Baltimore. Ma.
Womans Home and Children's Mis-.
slons. Mrs. Florence Owens. HALLMARK
Mo Temperance. Misc y. Mitchell
Baltimore. Md; Systematic Benefici.
ence, Mrs. lila Turpeau: Reading cir.
&C. Mrs. Ora Smith: Building Fund.
Mrs. l.. A Carter. Washington. ID & /.
Literature. Miss Lula Brown. Wash.
lngton. ID. C.; Press. Mrs J. s. Carroll.
Charleston. W. Va: Evangelistic
work. Mrs. johanna Tascoe. Balti.
more. Md
Field Secretsries-Mrs. S. u. Holm.
es, Baltimore, Md: Mrs. s. c Love
hockville, Md; Mrs. {. G.. CUMMINGS,
Baitlmore Md; Mrs.M. p Thomas
Harper's Ferry; Mrs. Mildred Clark,
Lynchburg. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
NEW COAL COMPANY
Organizes In Pittsburgh Last Week
Has Purchased Holdings OF
Brooke County COMPANY

a new coal company was organized
IN Pittsburgh last week under to
laws Of West Virginia. and will oper.
ate extensive properties along the
wabash Pittsburgh Terminal rail.
road. about thirty miles from Pitts.
burrh. The new corporation IL known
as the Clifton Coal company. and is
capitalized az $500. 900
The company has taken over the
holdings Of the Brooke County Coal
company. which has 5000 acres OF
coal and 220 acres Of surface land I'm
Cross Greek and Buffalo districts
Brooke county There Is one modern
mine opened In the property with
electric equipment capable Of produc
ing 1000 tons ~ coal a DAY. Another
mine a. 10 be opened IN the near m
ture With equal capacity. 50 that the
company viii have a daily output of
4 600 tons when Us improvements are
completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
SOME PARTY
South siders Have Gay Time Drinking
Beer and JolIying Saturday Night
- All Arrested.

\ nice little beer party. presumably
the first since the enforcement OF
prohibition in the state was found
Saturday evening by Officer Samuel
Moran and the following were the in
vited guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Redshaw. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bow
man, Jim Woods. VIII Rose and the
most Sam Herman. The party was
heing staged at the residence OF Sam
uel Herman at TVenty-seventh and
Jacob streets. Helen Norman and I'd
ward Majtern were arrested by or.
hcer Moran in Alley 10. on a charge
OF loitering for immoral purpose.
Albert Prayer was drunk and Neid.r
put in the pinch" stuff.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
ATTEND CONVENTIONS

General Secretary 4. T. Arnold and
Elementary Superintendent Martha 4.
Graham Of the West Virginia SUNDAY
school Association will leave today
TOT Mason cOurty where the annual
county Sunday school convention viii
De held Tuesday and Wednesday at
foint Pleasant Thursday and Fri
day they will attend the Wayne coun-
y Sunday school convention TO be
held az Lavalette.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
BAD BOYS
Tive Runaway From psden CITY Cause
Much Trouble for officer Here
Saturday.

Russell Norris. I'm charge of two
run away boys from Paden CITY was
having quite aFtime with them when
he reached here Saturday He was I'm
The act of buying tickets for Padsn
Clty when they got away from him
him. be would have come out stranr.-
y dehclent The lads. Earnest and
James Bauers. had run aVav from
their father and were making their
way 20 ZsneEviiie. q Police there
we're notified and when tho boys
aIiFhted from tho train they Were
.aken IN custody and held until Of.
locked up hero until such time AZ
they would promise 10 behave.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
OFFICES rrsrArrnn-

Saturday evening a. fhef~ ,~v,t,-
wrrkIN meeting Whrrfine lodge No =
! % % p. Officers ~ the rrr'Ii7r ferrr
we've inet1'Ir1 hf +he district fepff. "
Erand 0ffirera = h~iff business arasI4r,
Was held previous % fhe opening IN 3D. :
in. illl1finn exercises and Do waa d..
ridfd ~ those present O. hold n aorf.f
session rfnrv few wfe kg ~ which an
Wemhor0 viii b. urrrd % b. rrors-f ~
,ni1f re cNcellcnt programs. which will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
TRAVEL BY RIVER
Thrse cineinratiars ard ore Mime
-apoNs Mar Enjoy Trio IN Launch
on Ohio River

Travelling from Cincinnati 10 Pffte.
burEh in motor launch. party Of
river enthusiasts arrived In the CITY
Yesterday and will remain until 10
DAY. The party De- composed ~ Coo
~ Wallace ~ The Minneapolis Tri.
hune. Bert Melville. Arthur Melville
and Frank Greenlaw. ~ Cincinnati
The launch belongs 10 the CincIr-
nav men. ~ a. thtrty-five feet in
length and Of - horse power Wal
l1cc made the trip from Minneapolis
70 Cincinnati BY railroad. and sfte-
mo party arrives ~ pHfsburrh he
wi return 20 the Minnesota town nv
rail while The Cincinnafians viii 70
turn IN their craft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
BIBLE CLASS PICNIC.

The annual outing OF the Sunday
school Bible class Of 81 Johns Fyan.
gelcal Protestant church will lae held
- Blayney's grove Wednesday. spec.
lal cars viii leave Chapline and Six.
teenth streets ~ 2 o'clock in the
nlo,nlng Tor the Grove and any one
wishing 10 secure tickets NAV DO Id
by calling on " Heir. = Guegold
p. W. Hose and Rev. William Uifort.
pastor Of the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
~ vInorrrA rrvrr11orn.

- reported b. w. y DURHAM ratart
lawyer. ~ Nhce'inr ~ Va me tata-f
'ffi-n records eFuw me recent faare ~
the following rafrnfr o. Wet Xi-gfrt,
inNenf"fF IarIrr ". raui Davis n1-fs p.
pc .fFnnl apparatus for mines. Homer
tachwrrf for pumping v.arrrs. f,te.fr-
=. SEWER. HCndewy. railway tie. NARY
HOLLYWOOD Whesn1r. spoon hoffr- or
sini.ar Article. Chrriee w. Off Echo
Point Wheeling arffffrfaI ffrbt t.-f..-
ure 1.-TWO rafcntsJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
MANY LICENCES ISSUED.

Up until closing time Saturday.
License OFFICER Arthur ingram had
Issued 1850 licenses Of various kinds
In View ~ the fact that during tho
past year only 900 licenses we're h..
sued the present paving looks very
sood. Tho license officer saws that
Whlle they are cominc f7st. they are
not coming t1st enough and some will
liksly be nsnalized the 10 par cent
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
COUNCIL TUESDAY
Call for Regular Special Meeting CT
City Body 10 be Issued by
Mayor Today.

Calls Will be issued today by Nav.
or kirk for regular special meeting
OF council TO ne held Tuesday even.
ing az which time matters relating 10
the filtration election that has end.
81 VIII be taken up. Very little bust
us M. VIII De taken up outside OF this
although there may be come minor
reports 10 consider
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
ALLEGED ErrnrzzrrR II
RBTURuEp TO W6gUruoro-

william P0nner Of Waehfngfo, "a
vas arrested here Saturday Afternoon b.,
l'.'et i've Inro ClcHrr and taken b4rk
" VIC ilnnH FINanfl town during the
day ~ Nftrcr o. a. Curruiur IN the
N Nlnrfnn. ~. force. Tfnnr~r was fr
rNaiFd On charge ~ ON h~rrler0ert 10
h'inE Claimed he wrF rh0ut 81 ono short
in ne accounts with the Adams Tsrre- =
'owrnnF. vnr~r be held p r~eu1raihi.
q iifnn N1rurr claimed hia lrr0rsr g. L
Anl vent back without rsqrisitioY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13

leaterdnv nornlnr shout 4 O'Clock q
a,Il nI-~r from fh~ I'm hfru nafa. can.
whrre some ruhbfsh urae hfrrfr.- IL .
burner owing fhe snInr A. haf hr.7
90 On firc but had died down but az
49, -InH of tnc Wur1inr Tanned 10 f~fo
sons % feel there uar rerrrsf ~rrfts.
carlton. NO damage was done
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
DEATH RATE rs LowEl.

Despite the fact that the grim roaner
.tltsfed IN our midst IS times durina,
,.e pa-t month. the rfork visited ue -
times. making the death rate ~ the civ,
lower than the rir't rate severf,.-
~. en contagious diFcaaeg were noted
.lin llcaelss leading with 81 cases anI
typhoid fever playing second v-t,b "a
ne report shows that the nortaflfy
taIe was higher with the maies tina,
with the females "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
FOOD IruPEoroR MAKES REPORT.

another conclusive proof that Foo5
inspector IS. 81 smith BE- on ~ bfe a.
w. introduced FRI ius report ~ az
,'fl'h department fur the month ~
juno. D. shows fraf while tbrra v-er~
n" criminal prosecutions DURING fhsf
month thfre were several notices rrrvrf
grocery stores led the iisf of insprrtiof,s
there being $50 iu rurrb be- III .ts~
moved that 24f ~ fhe nrfffird o~rg
took account ~ the inspectors orders
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13

Here's an Ohio Valley bunch that's
hard TO beat VIM. c. Leonard. J. NJ
Gregory. Harry CLARK. John Callahan
ana Ralph Fousse, OF Moundsvilie. W.
Va. Frank Hackett. Harry Cook. D.
". Jones and Walter Murphy. Ross
Logan and Geo. Deidrich. Of Bellaire
Arthur Gillies and n W. MorEan.
Martins Ferry. = 4 Kelly. Wheeling
w. Va. ~ =. Walker. O @ Gerouid,
Follansbee. W. Va: Jos. y. Coomba.
Wellsburg. Ray Cribble. Huntington
and o. Mosser. OF New Martinsville.
w Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
SPECIAL TERN
Judge G. E. Nswmsn Has Called so.
c'al session - Part Two % Cir.
euit Court For Tuesday.

Judge q r. newman. Of Part two
OF ne circuit court. win hold a speciai
ttIW n'-1av Tor Tho purpose ~ act
ing upon come minor carrr THE re-
ul7r term 81 court dcrr not rorv.-,
unul september s when all cent.
VII be in session ~ the same time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13

s. G. Becker. OF Pittsburgh. is al
ways there or Whereabouts when II
comes to looking after the interests
of the m4imakers Frank Zastudil.
OF No SO. Wheeling. Is also on the
Out viye
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13

Thos. Dehbaugh.. with Geo. r. Apple
garth. Harry Davis and Harry Corkrar
a. good old side psrds.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13
YOUNG MEN held ron
THErT or A WATCH

saturday, police court we ~afNar
dull trrrr hefrr ruf two 9fferfrr- u~
n'i0re IUdEr Jordan They were Ta-f
Iaru 1rl NtIrn snuuffe. arrd 20 ard III
frfNfriIrr'N 10th we're held 10 the
Erard ilrf under trrH ~ 800 cn.rrgt
With TWINS 90 srI1 stolen Eoods Tbs
Two boys appeared st Buufafar Efatf's
lNwelrN store and presented the wasef
Tor sale. He rororrirrd the watch a.
one Dc bad cold another man = ahorf
umn before. frrr-fi~Hfirn showed thai
nc mon fad stolen The watch. uhfrh
led 90 their arrest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-13

Young woman GO hcr refrNhs- AZ
dinner Guess whom 0 met t0-dav. dor.
tor
pcctor-fm afrsid Tn not GOOD
Fuesaer
You're Zoo MODEST Aren't you Il IN
TOP ~ your profession r--Ldfs