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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
Eollanshee Rriefa-

Miss Lilly Williams returned 10
Weirton. W. Va, this morning where
she is engaged in sewing after a
short visit with her parents on Vir-
cinia avenue.
Geo r. Wood was a business visit.
or In Wellsburg yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W 2. Thomas have
returned TO their home at Niles. Ohio.
after a pleasant visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Reese Of Main street
Miss Josephine Blosser was a Steu-
benville visitor last evening
Brown Iatimer was a business call
ct in Wellsburg Yesterday.
Mrs. John y. Jones and daughter
Elizabeth have returned TO their home
at Niles. Ohio. after short visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. William Reese of
Main street
Cal Johnston was a wellsburg Wis
itOr last evening.
Miss Jane Reese Of Main street is
spending few weeks with relatives
In Nilees. Ohio
Mr.. and Mrs David Morris were
Wellsburg visitors Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs William Shanks visit
ed friends in Wellsburg last evening.
Charles Grey and Grover King. Of
Wellsburg. were visiting in town We'd
nesday afternoon
Mrs. Samuel Davis and children are
visiting relatives In Pittsburgh. Pa
Mrs. G.. W. Ledger was a Wellsburg
visitor Yesterday afternoon.
Jess Thomas IS ill OF neuralgia
George Robertshaw. representing
the Gilmore Drug company Of Pitts
burgh. Pa. was in town yesterday
Dave Price Is on the sick list.
John Collins has purchased q fine
beadle hound. which he is training TO
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ht-cRL-NELA fhaf fhs TresItr-f %
tnie ruruurattun Ehaf1 ia1meIiafafr r.usr
n.tit~ of ne adoption 81 tn foregoing
-oiution O. D. EtNrn ~ sds srtiser,suf
Pm ne NhcciirE trtsliirrnre~ oner i
NffA Tor tu4r successive aHaoss b4fur.
A. az tsion o. ths cslital shall - made
siNcn under mS hand this -lrd day
ISAAC n SCOTT
President % said Corroratto-
. ". HENDERsoN.
SecrvtarY
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Meetings. Yest,,a,y A,,r,oo,

htEular monthlg meeting Of the
ladies' Aid society ~ the Methodist
church was held yesterday afternoon
AZ ? O'Clock az the church on -Four
teenth street Most of the members
were present and the afternoon was
spent In the discussing OF social basf-
ness.
Ladies' Aid society OF the Christian
church held its meeting Thursday az
ternOon az the church on Seventeenth
street a large number OF the mem
beers were present and the afternoon
was spent In sewing.
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society met
yesterday afternoon ~ . o'clock at
the church. Most OF the members
were present and the afternoon was
spent in sewing and discussions of
business.
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ave and the beach. inc center Of All a..
fractions and best hathinr. Csnar1. !,
goo. Elevator. privat, baths etc Noted
table. liatNtnE from house. no charse-
special - w weekly. }. & G. McGilL
julyl0-2gt
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Cecil Lusk returned yesterday al
ttrnoon ~ four O'clock from q ten
aH1t wet 9Th relatives az Roanoke
Va. IT, vas arro-1nsni.d bV his
mother. Mrs. ! A Liisk Who WI re-
niain herC win relative, for 81 N-eks
returning % virginia fhe arst % sep
tsmher Mrs Lgsk nss taken = Mk-
lag 20 that section since she has been
thsrc during the last ak months anc
James Lusk b. also 1oing we'll there
ane. VII visit here within a short time
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clark. Of near
tho s. bridge are the proud parents
q a girl.
Misses Dessa and Alta McCreary. Of
Viola. spent yesterday attending the
ErCCerymans picnic held az an out
the pike picnic ground
Josephus Gorby. OF Viola. spent yes
to-day In Elm Grove attending TO mat.
fers OF business
Ralph Hun has returned TO his home
ar Cleveland. after spending the past
several days as the guest Of friends
al Elm Grove
Misses Elsie McCausland and Mary
Bower. who have been spending the
past several weeks with friends al
Golden, will return 10 Film Grove to.
day
Several thousand tons Of crushed
Ftonc are now ready for the roads in
the rural districts The stone are
icing quarried az Short Creek
Practically all BARRIERS from the
Pike district attended the BARRIERS
picnic hell a. Myers Lake yesterday
Miss Hazel Craft. Of the Oaks. Is
spending several days as the guest Of
friends a. Pittsburgh
Miss Anna Bushon ~ Park Wow
D. the guest for several days Of friends
AZ Cleveland
Charles Duga has returned m Film
Grove after spending the past several
DAYS with friends at Key Ohio
Miss Alma Morgan is confined 10
her home at Greggsyille on account
Of illness
Mr. AMI Mrs Herman Foster. Of
Parkorsburg are visiting 40 the home
Of VIZ. and Mr. j 70 Thorn Of GreFrs-
Vile
James Hams has moved from Park
View 90 Warwood
Jacob Raab Of Elm Grove. spent
Yesterday in piffshurrh looking after
business matters
Mr. and Mrs Henry D'rcus of View
Point 1ro ne proud parents Of n thir
teen pound toy
Albert krrss hae RESIGNED hia pos
ton aa conductor on tho West SIR.
lInIa Traction and Electric Company
Hnoa
John Mitchell. OF Ada. Ohio. ia tho
quest Tor several DAYS of friends a.
Edrwood
Miss Elsie Keel of Nov Martins.
vile. Is fnr vucaf FOR several fata Of
friends at Elm Grove
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VICTORIA THEATRE

fsaf Lynne I- far from tr.nr new
f1 Iu,HI fH..frrFnrre huf after Hr, had
srer .f presented st the Victoria tFr.fr.
Yesterday Do. NErrHs.e Associate rr.-.
OIL. MANY were heard fu rrmtrf fH4f
fNHN |HI mover soon anything better
H|Hu. Chat Nnf THDU follow the old
story uf fHr uIrr. who deserts her bus.
band .rI. fH repent very .IuaoI. bud
hove IuUrHI 90 Ur fHe work Hf frr conn.
panic. nI NrH.. some fH such Hu extent
that frH audience aHf erfrHurrI
MI". kIHwr. PLAYS frr part OF tho
wife .u tu N.rufIHrHIIg clever manner
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 90 Manufacturers. 3obbars. Mr..
chants ana other Whoiaaaie Dealer
NOTICE Us HEREBY gTNFN Traf
the state HDnrd 81 control Of the rfafe
81 West FfrEInia viii receive bida dof.v
- its office a. Chnr1-stor. West Vfrxt0fs
f0r furuirhlug supplies for fha evrr4I
Slate inefifuflOns. The financial manage
menf ~ which ia vested - aid pu.rd
contracts Will 30 awarCed % the lowest
biddcrT quality runeifrred aud cfher
things heinE equal West N.rginia deal
era VII Do given preferences
lteiF of supplies nfcded VIII - fgr.
nianeI BIDDERS on recent % rsquraf q
stating the lire desired
STATE uphTD uF CONTROL.
- ~ cha -leaton West virFinis.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate in the CITY Of
Koundevflla w VA

Aoundsvtlle, W. va.
by virtue "i the authority vested In
visions OF "a certain deed Of trust made
bN Theresa trizWell. widow. hearing
date August goth. 1912. and Of record in
the onice or the clerk Of the county
court Of Marshall county. West Virgin
IA. In Trust Deed Book No 81 az PAGE
80. viii oner Tor sale az public action
Marshall county. West Virginia. on
MONDAY, AUGUST 3rd. 1914.
commencing az 10 20 clock a.. M. the fol-
loving described property. that IS to
a tract or parcel Of land situated in
Washington District, Marshall county.
described as follows
BEGINNING az q post corner 20 land Of
~. Moss. deceased, on the line OF the
said road I5 poles 20 = stake. corner to
the land of Mrs ". r. Compton thence
east in "a line parallel Co the line of Or
MOSS heirs. 20 poles 20 Il stake. corner
10 the said Mrs. NJ 3. Compton, prop-
crtN. thence south with said t0mpf0r'e
iine l5 poles % the land of the said Dr.
Moss heirs. thence with said Dr Moss
line 60 the place of bcginuing. contain
luE two 90 acres and eightV-fNe tsEB
poles. together with ~ the buildings
ana iWprut emeuta thereon and the here
aitameuts and nppurtenauces thereunfo
.el9nginE Being the same property
inst was conveyed 60 the said Theresa
'.iswell by Christian H. Kieiuer and
VIC. hy deed bearing date ON the 2gth
day ~ April 1859. reference to which
iH hereby made. which said deed iH duly
recorded DOB the office of the clerk OF tho
county court ~ Marshall county. west
Virginia.
Terms az sale One-third. or ne much
more Ha the purchaser may elect 90 pay.
rf The purchase money cash on the Hav
NJ alls tho raaidu. In two equal INSTALL
u.cffa. payable respectively 600 six ana
iwclrg W.nth. from dsy 81 sale. With
interest. o.. purchaser fu gItr hts ucro-
liable rruui ."urr notes Tor tho deferred
rnrHufrf and the lrEHI title fn be ra-
or ffn purchase money shall Ir raid
JAMES a. sfghFDD1E
Trustee.
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CIasess Picnic.

Mrs. Harry Brennan's and Mrs
james kellar's classes Of the Stone
church Sunday school held "a picnic
yesterday 7t FOlmar's Grove The
classes are made uD of BOYS About
thirty from each class offended the
outing and made the trip no tho Big
creek In picnic WAGONS Tho dav was
spent in winning. BAN playing and
other athletic DIVERSION Aiao Mrs.
Howard NaudCvcrcs class Of the same
school held their outing and picnic uu
fhn Big creek. This class BEL com posed
ni about twenty girls 90 Of whom made
afternoon.
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Mln men report Yesterday aa beinl
tnn hottest day fo work this summer.
Ono man who has worked in = mill
Tor more Than twenty years claimed De
had mover noticed tho heat more than
yesterday, although there was little
p. ceze outside. in tho uIU DO was very
close
During the afternoon turn several
men were forced fo sake their buckets
and retire from work for ffr frf hut
no one was overcome and there were
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Zaqos' Elevator.

Contractor Joe Zago made up a
clever patent yesterday which saved
much time and labor. The patent was
the first time used by a contractor in
town and may be registered and MIR.
Zago will have IL for his own use
only. The patent was in the form
of an elevator. instead of using
weights In order 20 carry brick to the
upper part OF the new restaurant
building on Main street, he put up
several pullies and with a long rope
attached 10 the brick box he kept the
brick layers we'll supplied by pulling
the bricks up TO the second story ~
his horse attached TO the other end
of the rope
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Another Speeder

William Wilson was taken in yes
erday evening by deputy sheriT
Mlt Nermilllon. for speeding VIII
son was burning up the nike near Val
ley Grove when his machine skidded
aid struck the side OF what Is known
as SUNDAYS Bridge a short distance
above Valley Grove. The force of the
impact broke one rear wheel of tine
machine. He was brought to Elm
Grove and pleaded guilty TO the charge
helore Squire Seibert. He was as
sessed hve and trimmings and warn.
ed not TO repeat the Cffense.
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Dave Robinson 81 Wellsburr recelv-
ed a bad cut on the thumb Of his ieft
hand while 70 work ln the warcroorl
OF the mill yesterday afternoon short
y before four O'Clock. lie was work
INK IN the asserting department and
Was turning a sheet OF iron when q
supped catching him across the
thumb The wound was dressed BY
the mill physician and he Vas able 20
return 20 work within a short time.
Harry Jones vas badly cut across
the arm on Tuesday. the injury was
dressed BY a physician and Is now
healing nlcely.
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mass meeting utu b. held this
steninE - ~ o clock az the ceufer
WarN God hose house on Ninefesnfh
street The meeting VII b. called 10
.raef ~ Mayor W = helfenblne an-
To- matters Of appointing a repre-er-
tellfe 70 Wheeling 20 attend the meet
tnE % the Greater Wheeling charter
commission VII b. the only thing that
WI come up.
All the citizens are urged 20 at
tend the meetinE and state whether
Trey want Warwood 10 be represented
CT not There will b. much discus
SION and u Il not knOwn who all be
elected.
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OUT-THE-PIKE


a. 8 Bell. former county road en-
Eineer. was painfully injured Monday
morning. when he fell from a wagon
OF hay. az his farm about two miles
from Valley Grove Mr.. Bell was as
sisting In the loading OF hay While
he was standing near the rear Of the
wagon. the horses started unexpected
ly and the sudden motion OF the wa
Eon precipitated Mr. Bell 10 the
ground. He sustained = slight frac-
ture Of the foot. and his ankle was
dislocatcd Pr Earl Glass. of Wheel.
ms. reduced the fracture.
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20 e1Iious resuifs No : tn mil -
iefcet % susrFrt cscrnflcEs e. =
= Cos a-c &C nos rrsuuls urrl the
nlErf flrn started a. q d ~ A. erf
fli1 g@ar no ons has fsen orerrrr-.
YIN the heaf i1 fre mil rruhs Div
or account of more Csrs aud ts.rrsr
Methods tflnE used fhsn hsrefofors
-" water cooled stsrdinEs AZ. q
Ereaf tenett 20 the uorkinE rnsn ana
NJ cool ar process IL a great i'm
llcFsunrf
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A large number OF the clerks OF the
local stores attended the grocers
picnic which was given yesterday in
the out-thepike district Many went
out early In the morning and did not
return until late yesterday evening.
The picnic was attended by a very
large crowd and the day was enjoyed
by all as races OF all kind for both
young and old were run
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WARW00D


A@fn oers q th@ Treaty I.ufhs-sr
aga oi south NheslfnE gave a .ic-
~ rsterlaf aftrruuou and eFsrIrr AZ
80 White Clfy dahlrr rar1n III -
ioot n ElFhth street Tie affrrn0on
e. eniotcd in outdoor sports nd
shout o'ciock all aeul toEefnor 80
had their evening meal rhlch A. -
DYED D. al The me-ubers AhorIf
LftiA we're present and 90 Was one -
tns'-SrEcst crowds thaf has h.rr ~
the camp for sometime
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Elmer Jackson and John Power
have set up a camp along the river
near the car barn. midway between
here and Steubenville The camp con
sists OF three living tents. one dining
tent and the location Is about the best
10 be had In this vicinity The camp
n the scene Of much excitement AZ
all times, the parents OF the boys and
families visit the camp almost every
day making the trip In a canoe. -
turning home in the evenings while
the boys remain all night
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Ike Lazear. well konwn young man
OF South Warwood. passed away at
the North Wheeling Hospital yester-
day morning al o'clock. after having
his leg amputated about ten DAYS ago.
after having II mashed az the Rich
land coal mine
The deceased was in the thirtieth
year OF his age and Is survived by
his parents. widow and three chill
dren. Funeral services have not vet
been arranged but Il Is thought that
they will take place Saturday.
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der Pre- .bvf'rian church viii hold
meeting This evening ON the church
lawn Some business matters of Tho
younger societies Will ho taken un.
after which 20 social hour will be- held
a special invitation feel extended to
slI fIo young people to attend
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Team Disbanded

Tho Chuckerr ball team. organized
By a number OF young boys early in
the spring has disbanded after a very
SLOW season. The boys practiced al
most every day al the beginning OF
the season and issued challenges TO
play any year old team In the valley
az home or abroad but no games could
be secured and after their suits. pur-
chased by the manaEer at the first OF
the season. have worn out. they an
nounced the team disbanded
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A party OF South Warwood people
have rented the fishing camp Of L ]
Miller al the foot OF Twenty-second
street and are using Il as a summer
resort during the warm weather. II
Is one Of the largest and best camps
on the West Virginia side Of the river
and many people have been trying 10
get the place to give picnics.
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James COsser. q miner al Tho FIr
Grove Coal company mines received
badly mashed foot yesterday morn.
Ing, when a machine weighing about
$500 pounds passed over the member
Cosser " Is said was working near the
machine which was being moved and
some manner had his foot caught un.
Ger the wheels. lie was later remov.
ed from the mine and DIR. J. NJ. Hons.
tor OF Elm Grove attended TO the in.
Juries Owing 10 the condition Of the
injured member II will likely be sew.
cral days before the extent OF the in.
JCr'es can be determined. Late last
evening the injured man was resting
AZ well as could be expected.
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a meeting of the finance committee
0f fnc FULTON 80 o. church uuI D.
nnId ibis evening 90 the Tabernacle
~ fnie meeting matters pertaining
in iNr much talked OF new church
VIII Dol taken up AU members of
Che committee are urged 90 bc present
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All the local barber shops were
closed all day yesterday as most OF
the BARRIERS took their families and
went TO Canton. o. to attend the
BARRIERS picnic The party did not re.
turn to Wheeling until late last even
ing.
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a. her home at Roncy'a Point vna-
to-day Miss Virginia Geahright enter.
fu'nod the members Of the Young
Ladies' sewing Club The afternoon
spent mainly In -awinE. after
which enrichment were arrvrf and "a
social session held
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The hrst booze was seen in this
town yesterday since the state went
dry. when two wagon loads Of bottled
beer was received and purchased by
the foreigners who live around the
Richland coal mine in the southern
end OF town
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me Office hNt.:res in the Office Of
Ir- r. A. MacAfee at Film Grove were
sold yesterday. Several weeks ago a
stress warrant was issued and he
goods placed in the hands ~ Inc -
stable. Yesterday ,hey were sold 10
pay outstanding claims
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owing to a broken valve on one OF
thc boilers Of the VII seling Sanitary
~ anufacturing company work was sus-
pended yesterday for about four hours
The break occurred carly in the morn.
Ing and work was held up until the
necessary repairs We're made.
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DIED

sTARLIHo-on Monday. July 20. 1914
az 1870 O'Clock p. m. az the residence
o. her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs s.
ingram. No. ~, Fast First street
HELEN VIRGINIA STARTLING. In
the ifth year ~ her age
Funeral services from her late rest
dence. Thursday Afternoon A. o'clock
Friends Of the family are invited 10
attend. interment Greenwood Gene
terry.
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Tho LARGE increase 81 expenses on
The railways Of France fs explained 90
DO duo 10 The increase IN the urirc of
coal There are also reported large
decreases in receipts
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Iete on the church lawn last evening
ne anair was attended t'y a large
number OF the pupils OF each class and
their friends.
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e. B E RON

snd f1r-rry~rf Annea. r~nn-~--~ A-.. h~ara
N~ntral go surrcundfnE-s crpu-ts Pry.f-sfaut snf
Cathuiic rturct-.s caracttr - thruugkouts
ruuutnr satrr In rurlns private hafhss t-~is
Ntt fest - rorrh-- ~nc~snt tate frr.t veeftsf-.f
sindo~sscte~ust .hlis -erstc-s boos - sIecisl y
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EPPLB-On Tuesday. July q. ~ 5.z5
o'clock ,. m. % the family residence
~ Weudel Schlag. AZ Edgedale. DENA.
wife ~ George Epple. aged a. years
two months and four days
Funeral servi' es 81 81 Mays church.
Iriadelphia. Friday. July -. 81 30
u-rLurk q M
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Security Trust Co.
AonHrs

The Canning Industry ~ California
De- the title ~ a elm which will bel.
shown In cinematogrsph theaters all.
over the world
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49, J i;1 sSSssa.
HOTEL FROSIENAC

fruul Beach. me rucsf popular sectien.
letwesn ths tuo famous rlers. central 90
al attrst ftUuss u1udcfr.. h.gh-ciasE hcf~l
- Sod 80 the tr-ts crpacify slo WILL
utaEe very special terms q 50 sla
-.la. slael ~. tucludinE large ecean
rt.eule. metal trfs. elevator. hafha
Phones. superior table win white ses-
vice. talis supplies ctrrct from fartn.
purr water. sanitary riuwtilH unrrnrs
~ erinNk the cCcan and kuarde 49,
h1oalet- W. 4. WATTS
Ng=nE=r
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TYPEWRlTERS FOR SALE
To- sALE-IltN - scNrtter rood con-
diu.n. II J. SMITH -os S~hrnuib.-,
bach LldE. Bell 2s2-w. Sat1 7so-M
Ap-lB-tf
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

and carries tho sympathy Of me audi
ence uItb hrr even when her sronE do.
irr ir most fragrant U.r support D. all
Chat could be desired and iarrf mint
audience proclaimed If fIc hfaf e.rF
~ fne company #1 Gov They Hsueat fhH
play to-day AMI saturday. matinee auF
night Tn.nIeIf The tnurfrr. sfnra.
VIII hr repeated ulIH slI .fs fun
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HOTEL MAJESTIC

~aUu Reach
tentcr % attractions ocean view Re
nnNatcd throughout. Capacity a0o F,ie-
Natoi- private baths. White service etc
superior table. Special SO % wklv. s.
N dly salt ~ A SMITH
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THE WILTSHIRE Slg ia, sy venue
view capacity $50; private baths Hun
ninE water In rooms elevator. music
special $500 up weekly. $500 daily
open AL the year. Booklet
SAMUEL FILLS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24
FOR RENT

Fine second floor location or Main
street. near bridge corner.
Suitable for store room. ONCE rooms.
doctors parlors. etc. Accessible.
plenty Of light and ventilation. In
good condition. can give good lease
Bel u - CALL Us - Natl so4
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WESTMONT HOTEL

Rhode Island Avenu, and Beach Entire
y unobstructcd view. surrounded bv
beauntul lawns: cooitst location: every
comfort at reasonable rates Booklet
FREDERICK KLEIN. JR. jylI-l2t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-24

TALLMAN-At the stratford Hotel
on Wedncsdar morning July % 1910
WILBUR t rALt.afAN
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