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CHEAP TOWELS

sox3S Turkish Unkemmed Towel
Lengths OF . good heavy quality tow
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Midsummer Clearance Sale

II BED ERIEAD BARGAIN
Size iSxee Plain Bed Spreads. our
$l.o0 number reduced to. -. -83&
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:. :. TURKISH IOwELING .. -.
Good quality, 20 inches vide. value
,oc pef yard Now, per yard. he
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QUALITY TABLE uNU RE-
OUCED

We cannot match Table Cloths
and Napkins II these patterns, hence
the big reductions.
soc quality. sale price. per yard 38f
e0c quality. sale price, per yard A0e
75c quality, sale price, per yard 5SE
$l.00 quality. sale price, per
yard - sec
S125 quality, sale price, per
yard 81E
$3.50 quality, sale price, FER
YARD s1.1o
$225 quality, sale price. per
$3.50 quality, sale price. per
yard 81.S8
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suK0INE BARGAIN

3s-inch Silkolines in light and me-
dium colors with neat floral and
conventional designs. 11hc quality
Sale price. per yard Be
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GINGHAN REDUCED

Our large assortment of u and 81
inch Domestic and French Cling
hams at reduced prices.
l0c quality, yard
12Ec quality, yard .1O<
15c quality. yard
25c quality. yard .........-. .lSE
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DOH'T MSS THIS SALE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
BELLAIRE
Now For a Merry Christmas.

me community Christmas celebra-
uon. TO be participated In by nearly
every organized association in Bell-
are Is now fully understood by the
people. and there Is every indication
tnat they will join In making the
event one OF the merriest and happi-
est anairs ever held in the city. The
event Is being planned for the bene-
NJ OF the entire community. but the
Riddles Will be the principal benefi-
Charles. The work is being carried
out by the social service society of
the Bellaire Commercial Club. with
an executive committee composed of
Dr. c. b. Smith. Rev. Father win.
man. Charles Culbertson. Isaac Blum
and Miss Ada Wyrich. directing the
anair. Each individual citizen OF
GAINESVILLE is asked to assist the cen.
tral organization to make Bellaire's
irst community Christmas a great
success. The committees and dis
5 trict superintendents will meet to-
DAY 10 name their assistants and sub
committees to-day. and the real work
Tor the event will begin. The distri.
button committee will include per.
sons from all sections OF the city. who
VIII arrange the distribution so that
all needing help can be reached. This.
IL Is expected. will be the grand fea.
ture OF the occasion. and articles OF a
substantial character are most de-
sired. and these will be distributed.
probably. Christmas eve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
Important MEETING.

All of the members OF the German
Alliance are requested to note the i'm
portant meeting which will be held by
the organization in Hora's hall. Thurs.
day evening and full ate sdance is
desired. The meeting was TO have
been held last week but owing 20 the
fact that several or the members
could not be present IL was postponed
till Thursday.
The Junior Mechanic will hold an
important meeting In their hall this
evening
Streets and sidewalks we're very
slippery last evening as a result OF
the large amount of snow.
Porn. Saturday morning TO Mr. and
Mrs. James Cortland. a baby girl.
Rev. Mayer. of the Kirkwood NJ T..
church and Rev Wise. OF the West
wheeling church exchanged puIpits.
The schools will close Friday for
the Christmas vacation. which will
last for two weeks
Several Of the local attorneys will
go to St Clairsville this morning on
business
Tine snow had the effect Of keep
ing down the attendance at the
churches last evening
The members OF the Holy Name
society attended communion services
In body az St Anthony's church yes.
terday
Ross Woods will be- given n hear.
ing January 2 o nth charge OF as
sault preferred BY Mrs Duty.
William Hoernie. who r. stationed
on the ship Arkansas. viii arrive
home this week
The Fort Henry duckpin team. OF
wheeling. viii roll the locals 10 NOR.
row
Christmas trees made their appear.
ance IN the local market Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Paul sheets returned
10 their home ~ Steubenvlile yestcr-
day. after a short visit here
Miss Elizabeth Houser IL able 10 BE-
out again after a short Illness
Items ~ interest for this paper may
BE- left a. the Roberts a Fredericks
drug store. or call 3i2-I Martins Per.
~. on Bell phone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
BLUM BROS.
eELLAIRE.

Shop at 6Ium's, Where Your
Christmas Dollars co Farthestl
Ready Ready for the comma
70 Big, Busy shopping Days our
stocks are In splendid shape-ex.
ira salesladies Will be here TO give
you prompt attention. Come
bring your lists 20 Behaves bio
eest, brightest. best and busiest
storsi
Let W Suggest.
Ladies' Leather Handbaos-in
az me latest styies-5oc, sse, $50
and up.
Ladies 2-clssp Lambskin KID
Gloves In all the wanted shades
and sizes 81. Sf.25 and $50 Or.
Wonnen's blanket ard eiderdo~n
Robes-in solid eolors and fancy
desians-beautifuliy made and
trimmed-st.9 up 20 s3.ss.
Fancy Tea and Sewing Aprons
In a wonderful selection OF the
daintieFt styles 25c. see and soc.
Corset beautiful styles
in nainsook. trimmed with lace.
ribbon and errhrOidery- 25c 10 o..
Bring us those Christmas Checks
from any bank-Ws'1 cash thernf
Christmas Sale Of Tailored suits
The most wonderful values In
tailored suits that we've ever o.
fefeo IN December Suits for u.
dies ard r1isses-aii late models,
mat we're formerly priced from
ti2.5o 70 s35.Oo-this week a y,
price-S.25 20 $3.50. We advise
you % come early
Just ln' 100 beautiful crepe DE- chine
Walste white blink and blue Zone
rifts Special el.9a
Also ltN nne Hhlfa unIafa n.a
-frlnf nlldsla sus Dol EsU 81 %
Saee Nl.es sra ur Give aaIrf
W 80 uan 600 mnng
FIFs selling nI1ns nafs Pure afr
NMFen ~ eHffH woman. This wrnH
- I'll feature aefH af 5000. eIaEn
Hrf Nlh.nol and come urrfafrf fT
80 IRE rrsffIsrf fHra son sfsr aas
TO- ~ price
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
About People
Movements OF indlviouaIs %
and From lie City.
TRi-srATE ARRIVALS AT
THE LOCAL HoTEls.

sTAMm-James NcCoach. Sisters
Vile: Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Robinson.
Bellaire: Mrs. Jas. West. Lttleton:
w. y. Carl. Van Vert. o.
McluRE-Miss Alma c. Kriee-
Charleston: Allen McLarn. Shinns-
ton: Miss NJ. Louise Miles. Somerton.
o.: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. Miles. SOM
erton. o.; Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Buzz
ington. GAINESVILLE. o.: L. +. White,
Hundred; q. NJ. Harbert. st. Marys:
ID X Phillips. Parkersburg.
GRAND cENTRAL-T. r. Young.
Glen Easton; y. NJ. Hickman and
wife. Cambridge. o.: L. L. Ainney.
Flushing. o.
eRuNswick-F c. Wilson. West
Liberty; c. S. Zimmerman. Canal
Dover. o.
Charles Boggs OF Jacksonburg, W..
Va. was visiting friends In the city
Tor few hours yesterday afternoon
while enroute home from Fairmont-
Paul Nemeyer. of the Nemeyer Ad-
vertisfng Co.. leaves this morning for
columbus. o.. where he will deliver an
address before the Ad Club OF that
city.
Miss Agnes Peter, of Washington,
ID. C.. will remain as the guest of her
brother. Rev. G.. Freeland Peter. af
the Mcclure until after the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bradley win
spend the holidays with Mr.. Bradley's
mother. at New Rochelle. N. Y.
Misses Ida Hubbard and Louise
Woods will spend the holidays with
friends in Terre Haute. Ind.
Miss Sarah Whitaker will be homo
from Briar Cliff to spend the holidays.
Miss LaBelle Dunlap. OF New York,
viii spend the holidays with Miss
Nancy Peterson.
Mr.. T. h. Haase. OF Princeton, XIV.
ana Miss Hattie Holcomb. of Dan.
vile. Va. will spend the holidays with
Mrs A. A. Wheat
Alfred Brady sailed. Saturday. on
the White Star line for Liverpool.
England. where he will remain for
six weeks.
DIR. and Mrs. G. A. Aschmann have
as their guest Ensign ]. l.. Rieldaffer.
Pete Boyd. Register reporter. will
leave this morning for GAINESVILLE,
where he has been summoned on the
murder trial of Charles Lynch.
MIR. c. NJ. Devereaux. local travelling
salesman, Is now working in Kramer,
Ind.
Miss Mary McKain. of Burton. w.
Va. and Miss Ida Oblinger. of Cam
eron' were Saturday shoppers In the
city.
Thomas J. Faust. of Cameron, spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends
here
William Shepherd. mail clerk in
the local postoffice. spent the week
end with his parents at their home
above Elm Grove.
Mrs. Anna Rau. of Woodlawn. is
spending several days as the guest
OF relatives at Marietta.
Miss Catherine Moffatt. of Column
bus. is spending a few days in the
city. visiting relatives on the Island.
Elmer Hough, of Wellsburg, spent
Saturday in the city. transacting busi-
ness.
John Coleman is detained at his
home on South Chapline street on
account of Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
Bell3ire Briefs

Miss Alice Jones. OF Central ave.
nue.. has gone TO Sistersvilie TO spend
lew days with relatives.
Bellaire lodge Of Masons will moe,
regular session this evening
The Americas Club will hold a roo.
uiar meeting IN their hall on Thirty.
third street. Tuesday evening.
Miss Blanche WINNER. of Cuernsev
street. who has been IN. is imnrovtnc
Miss Sarah King. OF Wellsbure is
spending Few days with relatives in
the city.
Beliare serie Of Eagles viii hold
an important meeting this evening
Apphcations for membership will be
considered
Mrs. u. W. Cooper has gone "a
Mansfield. O. TO spend a few DAYS
with her sister. Mrs w. J. Tappan.
Miss Carrie Thomas. Of this city. Is
spending few days with friends in
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Alex McMasters. Of AIIedonia
- spending a few days with friends
here
Edwin whitney one Of the best lee
iureis In the country. will deliver a
lecture at the First N. =. church this
evening. under the auspices of the
Americas Club
Miss Mary Corrigan. Of Cumberland
D. the guest Of Miss Catherine Ma.
lOney. Of this city.
Mrs. Charles Carman. Of WellsvfIle
D. visiting friends in the CITY.
Mrs. Martha Edwards has returned
10 New Martinsvllle. W. Va after 4
visit with friends here
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
AT THE JAIL
Sunday Fails 10 Produce Anything of
rmportance-Several Hearings
for To-day.

sunday was exceedingly quiet at the
jail. not q single arrest being made.
however. there are several hearings for
to-day from arrests OF Saturday.
Squire Wickham will hear Jack King
this morning, on a charge OF being drunk
and disorderly He was arrested Satur-
day evening by DEPUTY Sheriff Corrigar.
George a. Cassas. arrested and held TO
the grand jury on a charge OF operating
a speakeasy. was released on bond sat
urday.
Mrs. Julia Kildow. placed in the county
jail saturday. will be given n hearing
this afternoon 20 determine her sanity.
The woman tried 90 harm members OF
her family with butcher knife. Il IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
LARGE Crowd Present.

a large crowd was present at the
installation services neld in St. Paul's
German Lutheran church when Rev.
otto Wendell. of Detroit. Mich. wal
Installed as pastor OF the church 10
MI the vacancy caused BY the resig-
nation OF Rev. krause. Abe services
were In charge OF Rev. Helm. OF Ben
wood and Rev. Werder. of Wheeling.
special music was also rendered by
the choir OF the church at each
service
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
Non-Support CHARGE.

Harry Ullom OF GAINESVILLE. was ar.
rested in this city Sunday afternoon
on a non-support charge preferred by
his wife residing at GAINESVILLE. He
was given hearing before Mayor
Schaner and was fined s25 and costs
and sentenced 10 six months in the
GAINESVILLE work house. on the re-
quest OF his wife the latter part of the
hne was suspended pending his good
behavior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Detectives from the state liquor
licensing board were In Bellaire sat
urday and after a few hours work
went before Mayor Wassman ana
swore out warrants for Roy toivin.
Babe" Dean and Harry Norrington,
charging them with selling without =
license IN violation ~ sections 1881
81 81 the general code Of Ohio They
were arraigned before the ~ yor and
Dean and NOrrington pleaded guilty
and were fined 5000 and costs Col
win pleaded not guilty and furnished
bond for hearing Wednesday after
noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

The Degree Of Pocohantaa will hold
an important meeting IN their hall In
me ShreNe-Hervey building this even
ing
As a result Of the snow yesterday a
riding on the different coasting traeks
In the afternoon.
Several arrests were made by the local
police saturday evening and yesterday
and they will be given a hearing this
evening.
The fair and festival OF the local
foresters which was TO have opened la
the Armory hall this evening has been
postponcd till the FIRST week IN January.
several watch parties are being ar.
ranged IN this city for New years eve
AND an are looking forward TO en- en-
Business was very brisk in this CITY
last evening ~ result OF the iarEs
Earl Well 81 this city will return 20
his homo today after n several DAYS
visit with relatives al BurEgestown.
IN important realty deal was con-
sumatcd To- this city Saturday evening.
but the names were not made public
Mrs. Joseph johnson. OF Smithneld. r.
spending few days az the home Of
The members 81 the Forester will
hold an important meeting ia their hall
an Hanover street tomorrow eyeninE.
tssstTe Tsrty to b s bsi5 a. IT, 1cSS s,,i
theatre in Wheeling this evening
tended tie services In BODY AZ lie tab
ernacie last evening
several from this city went 90 Wheel
ina yesterday afternoon 60 witness the
foot ball same between L. A. q. aud the
W a 81
The checks in the Christmas Savings
club under tho auspices ~ the German
savings hank VIII b. MAILED 10 the mem.
heLs ~ the club this morning
ffruH % interest FOR this uaurr NAV
b. left ~ the Naisfou a Parker dug
store ~ call 7t7-1 on the Ben phone
George CONWAY and charles Thomas.
~ steuhcuVille. were in the city Vesfcr-
daN visiting at the home ~ NJ. and Mrs.
asurEe webb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
ENJOY ENrsRTAlNwENr

A. the home 81 Walter Note in
south Wheeling. last evening. party
~ ulends we're entertained bY the
rendering ~ musical PROGRAM Those
taking part IN tho musical program
were Prof Purparo. violinist. and
Prof Nolie pianist vacoi selections
we're also rendered hv Mrs. Grace
Iufpafa and Mrs Stella Nolte
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
Debate This EVENING.

Much interest is being taken in the
debate which will be given this even
ing in the Park NJ. r. church under
the auspices OF the Afro-American
Club. The debate was to have been
given last week but was postponed
till this evening on account OF some
OF those taking part not being able to
be present Several other features
viii be on the program for this even
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

At the regular meeting OF Buckeye
Camp No. 1886. Modern Woodmen OF
America held in their hall Saturday
evening officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows: Past Con-
sui, Howard Walker; consul. ]. l..
Fitch: advisor. Clarence Weaver;
clerk. Charles s. Morris; banker.
August Koershen. escort. Fred Har-
ris: Waterman. Robert Davis: sentry.
William Kelley; trustees. James. and
physicians. Drs. Diven. Cochran and
Arbaugh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
Regular Meeting.

The regular meeting OF the Evening
missionary Society OF the Kirkwood
Presbyterian church will be held this
evening at 1880 O'Clock at the church.
and no doubt large crowd will be
present The leader will be Mrs
Edward Meek and the subject win
be Japan and Korea" Several other
matters will also be given attention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
City Deserted.

This city was deserted yesterday
afternoon as large number OF peo-
pie went TO Martins Ferry to attend
the special meetings held by the
members of the Bob" Jones party.
The largest number that went were
men who went to attend the mems
meeting to hear Rev. Jones deliver
his famous lecture to men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
YOUTHFUL R0BBER MAKES FULL
CONFESSION TO LOCAL POLICE
NUMBER OF RossERies m susl.
NESS DISTRICT CLEARED
YESTERDAY.
When Police Arrested Andy sokolos
sk'-Totsl Thefts Expected 70
Reach 5000.

Andy Sokolosski. star football play
er OF the Webster Athletic club. was
arrested yesterday morning shortly
before O'Clock by Captain Ed. Nj
nard and Officers Crimson and Mo-
ran. charged with committing a mum.
Der Of robberies during the month q,
November.
When taken 10 police Headquarters
the boy confessed TO the robberfes
and told the officers where the ar
ticies he stole. could be found. They
visited a certain barn on the south
SIDE. and there they found articles
ranging from n pair OF shoestrings. Z,
an overcoat and a suit of clothes
The boy has been Substantially
linked up with the following robber-
les at the given dates: woolworth's
D a 10 cent store. November rs: Ell
mer Presses News stand. opposite
the Baltimore and Ohio depot. ,,e-
cemoer 3. reported on December 10:
Alexander's shoe store on Marke,
street. December 5: Max Crone's
clothing store. Twelfth street. No
vember 21 in the morning.
lie had coal chisel. rasp file. and
part OF leaf Of buggy spring. ali
oil which he used to jimmy transoms
and break down windows. He enter
ed the crone store through n rear
WINDOW; the Five and Ten sent store
through transom: back window al
freese's; and a rear window at Alex
ander's store.
Goods Recovered.
Inc police recovered from the
reese store pipes. safety razors.
FOUNTAIN pens. pocketbook. pocket
comb. pencil holders, etc; Crone's.
overcoat suit Of clothes, combination
cum button sets. gloves, scarf pins.
etc. Woolworths. articles such as
pincushions, combs, pencils. shoe.
Strings. etc; Alexanders'. four pairs
OF shoes. This is only a part of what
he Is accredited with stealing IL As
claimed that all OF his alleged thefts
VIII amount to close to $1,000.
he was placed in the lookup last
night. and viii probably be given a
preliminary hearing this morning. His
work was clever. and the police are
OF the opinion that he Is born
criminal He halls from Toledo.
ONO. coming here some time ago.
When he was arrested he was on his
way from Benwood. The officers have
Dech oh MS tTall TOT some time. All
mad been posted TO be on the lookout
LOT MIN, and as soon as he landed in
wheeling he was trailed to the spot
where he was finally arrested.
At headquarters he said he expect.
ed to get money out OF the safe at the
Woolworth store, but failed in his at.
tempt. He claims that he worked
alone. The police feel that they have
him connected with another robbery
that was committed about the same
time. but have not received conclusive
proof OF the accusations yet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
Liver Sufferers!
Relief for You

All liver suffers gain perfect heath
by taking TRIETS. They stimu.
late torpid livers and strengthen
weak livers When the Liver is
working right all suffering will
end.
When the liver acts properly. soui
bile and waste matter is passed on
before il can clog the system. Ac.
cumulated waste causes constipa.
ton and other bowel troubles
Poison from IL are absorbed by tie
blood and carried all over the
body, causing sick headaches, loss
Of appetite. dizziness and fainting
spells
TRlErS never make you sick
Their action is soothing and
gentle
Spearmint favored Easy 20 take
At all druggists. Zoe and 25c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Fuaefai services Will be- held Tues.
DAY afternoon from bis late home Ut
stop ~ IN the Harton line over tho
remains ~ tho late George gchad Who
died Fridar evening after y lingering
Illness The services viii be- i'm
charge ~ Rev. Otto Wendell pastor
~ 81 Paurs German Lutheran
church iuifrmcut viii Do u Mount
ZION cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

said that some interesting develop
ntnts viii be seen. A colored min
ister In this city named Evans Is sc-
eused OF paying attentions to a Mrs.
wright whose husband completed a
term in the Wheeling workhouse Sat.
urday. Evans was demanded by
Wright to give an account OF his do
ings when the former pulled a gun
and fired at the man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

The board OF education. with the ex-
board members, teachers and NJ. F.
h. s. Alumni Association. together
with the alumnae of their schools or
colleges, now resident of this city,
with the same from bridgeport. will
meet in body at Central school at
$3.50 Monday March will leave Cen
trail school at 7:15 o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
viii Hold Meetings.

The Belmont County Home Rule
association has secured the use OF the
Armory hall all of this week, and will
hold meetings each night During
the week two of the most noted work
ers OF the wet cause will be In the
city. In the persons of Homer Durand
and Hon. G. A. Windle. OF Brann's
lconociast. will be present and defend
their cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

large number of local people
were surprised yesterday at noon
when the snow began TO fall. as they
were OF thee pinion that good weather
would put in its appearance some
time. For the last few weeks the
weather has been very gloomy and the
sun has shone but a few hours In the
last two weeks. Last evening the
snow was very deep and the indica-
tions were that more of the beautiful
would fall before morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
PAROLE vIoLAToR..
Prisoner Returned TO This state Prom
Columbus Yesterday.

Deputy Sheriff SAVERS stopped OF n
the city last night on his way from Coz
lumbus with Villa Rurkham. a prisoner,
The deputy IL on his way 90 C1arkrbura
and viii resume his trip this morning,
Rurkham, IL charged with breaking his
parole while working on the countv
stood a still more serious crime awaits
him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
All Just Claims Promptly Paid

William AppIegarth. who has been
sick for some time. has received the
first quarterly installment OF S1I5 in
demnity from the Casualty Company
OF America. through +. r. Shaffer.
general agent. Schmulbach building.
Wheeling. over 400 claims for more
than $4,000 have been paid through
Mr.. Skaters office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

Literary exercises in aI tho grades
IN the public schools will b. held noxt
Friday afternoon very interesting
program has been arranged school
VIII dismiss on that DAY for the hoii
day vacation. which will continue IN
til January Z. 1915. when schools VII
resume
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

The Yorkville plant OF the Wheeling
Sheet and Tin Plate company and the
local plant OF THE Whitaker-Glessner
company resumed operations last
evening at IL o'clock. and will work
the entire week. in order to give the
men good Christmas pay. The
Laughlin tin plant viii resume opera
lions this morning at s O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14
BRIDGEPORT
Getting Warm

The wet and dry nght In this city
pr beginning 20 get very warm and
mis- week viii see several meetings
neid in the Interest ~ the causes Of
DOTH sides several bets have al.
I'aoy been made ON the outcome Of
ihe election and several more viii be
made before the end az the week
Toe Home Rule association with head
quarters POI This city will take an a..
Two PAR tn tho campaign
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-14

The Ladies AID Society Of the
Florence NJ = church viii hold a
pound party in tho very near future.
Tor the benefit Of The poor a meeting
OF the society was held yesterday aud
arrangements FOR the event were com.
plrtcd