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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-07

jackson and Barbee win the nomina-
tions for representative.
Bailey and Riddle both continue 70
claim the nomination for Justice of the
supreme court, with official figures
still unavailable.
OFFICIAL returns from the city of
Chickasha show that Robertson ran
100 votes ahead of Jennings, his near
est opponent, with Williams third. As
votes behind jennings.
The official count for the city shows:
Dunlop 81, Herring 81, Jennings 311,
Robertson All, Williams 255, West 81.
Hayes lost his home county to Gore
by 302, but carried the city of Chicka-
asha by vote OF better than 2 to /.
The official count for the city shows
the following: Hayes TAG, Gore $40.
while the official count for the entire
county gives Gore 1890 and Hayes
1883
In the race for governor Robertson
carried Grady county by plurality of
5S9 over Jennings, who ran second,
and a plurality of go over Williams,
the third man in the race.
Totals for Grady county as returned
by the county election board are as
follows:
Govarnor. Topninoc ofo pohor+cor
1888, West 16S. Williams us, Dunlop
1874. Herring III.
Lieutenant Governor: Davis 279,
Duffy $685. Lafayette $50. Norvell ZOO,
oury 80. sorrells 1873, Trapp 529, Van
Leuven IA, Barbour 344, BilIups 2SS.
Secretary of State Askew 1929.
Battenfield 164. Frans 297, Lyon 544.
Spilman 2S9,
State Auditor: Lucas 465, Howard
1896, Carter 1922.
Attorney General Freezing 1861,
Giddings 429, Hill 419, Key 566, Cald-
well $50, Cope 1879.
State Treasurer: McClelland 1174,
Alexander 14O6, Bruce 4O6
Supt. Public Instruction Allen 1247,
Wilson 1919
State Examiner and Inspector: Ger
ner 1922, Parkinson 1297.
Clark 729, Hanraty TAO, Needham
$50, Boyle 993.
Commissioner of Labor: Ashton
1915, Geraghty S52.
Commissioner of Charities and Cor,
rection: oxford 12S, Bassett 657, Bril-
ley 2S1, Bilbo l52, Clement 4O7, Con-
Ian 1876, Laskey 2S7, Matthews AL,
Naylor 1863.
Commissioner of Insurance: Barnes
40. Brewer 295, Hardin 15S, Jones 343.
Petit 577, Spengler 126, Welch 1881,
J. J. Barnes 217.
President Board of Agriculture:
Favor 23S. Gault 1869, MeAlester III,
Adams 4Se.
Corporation Commissioner: Wat
son $50, Bowles $50, Denton 429. Field
659, Roach 337.
Clerk Superior Court: Pool $40, Al
bright $40, Franklin S29. Campbell 7l9.
Crawford 935.
Assistant Mine Inspector: Scott
1914, O'Brien 1902
Congressman. Glover 1918. Ferris
1894.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-07
lly United Press.

Brussels, Aug. THE Germans are
again assaulting Liege, and a general
engagement is in progress.
The Belgians are stiil maintaining
the advantage Thousands of wound
ed Germans were picked up after
planted mines exploded in their midst
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-07
BY United Press.

Brussels. Aug. THE war office
stated that Germans admit that their
liege losses amount to 25,O0O The
Germans asked for twenty-four hours
armistice. presumably 10 bury their
dead and collect the wounded.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-07

New Castle. Aug. THE first blood
on English soil was spilled when
German spy was shot dead. lie re-
fused to stop on a sentry's order.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-07
By United Press.

Copenhagen, Aug denmark is
modifying her troops. She has de-
clared neutrality.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-07
nv United Press.

Ry United Press.
RManila. Aug. Tit is reported thai
the German and British fleets are en-
gagged in a battle off the coast OF
China.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-07
Carries Grady by 539 Over Jen-
nings and 670 Over Williams
Hayes Carries City but
Loses the County
ELECTION BOARD
CONTINUES COUNT
County Candidates Not Yet Reached
-Askew Gets Big Plurality
in Grady Wilson Runs
Good Race

AT o'clock this afternoon the
county election board was still busy on
the official count, no totals for county
candidates yet having been reached
Some delay was caused when the ad-
ding machine broke down.
Jackson and Barbee win the nomina-
tions for representative.
Bailey and Riddle both continue 70
claim the nomination for Justice of the
supreme court. with official figures
still unavailable.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-08-07
By United Press.

By United Press.
washington. Aug. Secretary
Bryan cancelled his Chautauqua dates
indefinitely because OF the war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

Mrs. Phil Albus has returned TO her
nome in WarwOOd after VISITING ~ tba
nome or her daughter In Pittsburgh.
Miss Ncli Pepper. Of Toledo - Is
visiting friends in Warwood this wei,
The south Warwood Bible class met
aNt evening at s.aO o'clock at the home
oi us leader Miss Emma Lasch OF
skin and Main streets.
george Mcdonald. Of North ZVarwood
- bulluins a house near the Ritz prom
cry on twenty fourth treet
street Is progressing rapidly and WIN
De completed In about "A week
~. II. Parker. of Twentieth Stree, ~
pects TO move to Wheeling on Nnrtl 4
Mrs. william Winters, Of Sprinr6eid
nass.. is visiting AZ the home 81 M II
IaLker OF Twentieth street
ne WarWoOd Athletic club expertg 90.
~. beWlng party In the near future
AT the WarWOod alleys
\ rehearsal OF tho Ministers TTo,.,.-
moon was held Monday evening a. 49,,
street '"'"ue'h
The Shield OF Honor lodge No o,
" "F"ppd met last evening at tho owe
ciIb on Third street and Richi3rd 80,
"..t or ~" members we're present
o. p. Hood has returned 90 his home
Uh Els ht'enth street after a bushes.
ulp % Ncw York city.
fari sutton H. improving slowly after
1'lnE ~ Tor sometime nj his home a.,
sixteenth street. "'
Mr.. and Mrs Davis ~ yyt,,.,t
H.gt"a in the Ircuss residence on Main
Mis- Martha Miller iq improving Ar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

tcruined % pinch all autoruobiiists that
PASS through the town not bearing the
required license tags.
Contractor Jar0Vetty has started work
on The new wall 40 sit tarwa1 II BE-
expected that be will also start work
On the erection or a new building in
the near future
4 broken rail was discovered near
Irindelphia yesterday and replaced be-
fore damare was done.
The Triadeluhia base ball team are
getting their rruurd iu shape and max
ing preparations for the rlavInr ~
games a. soon az the weather viii per
init
The Shields Of Honor have decided 20
purchase suits for their ball team FOR
this season.
Mr. and Mrs Hsverty gavres. Of Wet
Liberty. are spending e few dava uitt
Wr and Mrs charles Nichols. IN Woods.
dele.
a. r. Robinson. who has been confined
90 Dts home &c WuudedHle for the rasf
several iaNa on account of illness. fs
Harry Davis. az Hir Wheeling crssp
spent yesterday az Film Grove LOOKING
affnr business matters
o. O. Martinez. ~ sand UifI vas a
business collier ~ Tiw Grove veaferda,
fruf b IIrubs uf TriHdefphfs dfe
tract viii attend the southern Fdurst.
lounl Association meeting that viii is
hold 40 Louisville Ky. from April Z 10
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BUTCHERS TO MEET

An open meeting Of the WheeIipp
butchers Union No. Z. OF the Anal
tamai"d Cutters and Butcher Worl
men or North America. will be beid
thursday evening 90 o'clock In ma
ONO Valley Trades ana Labor a..
'inbgly hall on Market street
ne ladies' are invited TO be pree.
NY ana q cordial invitation is extend.
,u l9 an butchers. 10 an workers. IA
,u'IN OF sister unions. and 10 an
consisting OF speaking and music vii
~" carried out after which refresb
mcnts Will be- served
10" committee consists OF tho FOL
Ig,N ing member. " q Vessel tT,rr,
'Hl'id-. Herman Rocder. Erred Teer.
''rs and Peter Hildsbrand
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McByechen Briefs

. charles Morgan. who has becr 80
aintu I" ms home for the past f,yy
weeks D. able 20 be OUT '' ~"
80 me Ladies Adult Ethie class og 81.
ing. '''"s iaSt even
~, ne FOCAL lodge knights Of Pythias
Ihgir nall ON Marshall street. ."
an, J1ht-' 81 littso urEh. was calling
~ tlI,h'i7 an the city yesterday.
MahE travelling men were fn the Of ID.
S'SterdaN calling on their regular trosS
Mlss wilma Evans has returned A.,
~, tuomc IN Stcubsr Vile Ohio. after
days. ivy TUT Few
inc Mems brotherhood and UibIc
o'3ss OF the First VI. q. church. viii ,sivc
.TTt"fu'l on tomorrow evening
81, 'he nome ~ "A. 20. Cooper TO take
several people uf the city attended IN.
evening. last
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BIBLE CLASS
HAS BANQUET
Contest HRouoxr
TO CLOSE AT FOURTH .TBEET
II Il CHURCH
Blass Defeated the Hsas ~ . Mig Mar
Ein-1sv- HArtanger rAihs
On worn

Nearly 80 men we're present al the
banquet given b. the members OF the
Mems Bible class o. the Fourth street
81 = church yesterday evening. IN the
event marked the close 81 q successful
memb crshlp CAMPAIGN. conducted be
tween the blue and red divisions. with
reds were the host OF the evening a.
they furnished the banquet in honor "
the winners.
A most enjoyable evening was spent
by all Who were present and the re-
ltssninents IN connection with the ban
Se,t were served m a very denghtIui
served.
MENU.
Pickles Cheese
Deyiled Eggs
Ice Cream straw berries
Cake COTE,
The following ladies' of the sunday
school ed the refreshments:
Mrs. Ben Prichard. Mrs. Daniel A. Tn
saro. Mrs. Andrew J. ScSmon. Mrs. Kay
J.. Gerry. Mrs. Harry Okel. Mrs. Amiel
Slsuser; Blenehe James. Grace Wee
iAilian burst Helen Johnston. Mrs. ".
l. miller. Mrs. l.. r.. Probst. Mrs. J. T.
Schcllhase. Mrs. William X Thacher
Margaret Hood. Helen Gardner. Rose
Hamilton. Mrs. carl J. kepncr. Miss
blanche Richardson. Mrs. NJ. r. GieScy
John Shenhase. president OF the class
presided as toa-tma ~ter at the banquet
Following the serving OF refreshments
Mr.. Shellhase In "A few well chosen re-
marks introduced Rev. W. e. Hartinger
pastor OF the Thomson NJ. y church
who delivered the principal address OF
the evening on the subject The Organ
lied Adult Bible Class Work"
rev hsrtinger spoke In part as fol-
lows The greatest movement Of the
nineteenth century was the Bible class
movement and the Bible class movement
continues to be the greatest movement
OF the Twentieth century. Scarcely any
OF our public schools undertake to In
suuct In the Bible. Professionalism Will
have 20 establish school sooner or lat
er where every one will have an oppor-
tunlty to come In and study Gods word
In sunday school work as In every
othyr Organization, the slogan Is TO or
sanize. The organization OF Bible
class gives every one some thing TO do.
In the organized class. the teacher Is
not the whole push. but all OF the other
ganization divides the work. for IL gives
every one something to do. that will
enlist his interest to help do things that
viii accomplish results.
Christianity H. the only religion in
the world and 10 il the only religion in
which women predominant. Men are in
terested In religion and they can be en-
listed IT there is something offered that
II worth while. The organized Bible
class movement Is the only movement
that Will get men to become Interested
IN church work. The adult Bible class
movement will accomplish things The
best methods for Increasing the mem
bership OF the Bible class IL by conduct
ing contests. by advertising and by
surfing M an enthusiasm in the sunday
school work"
Al the conclusion OF Rev. Hartinger',
address short talks We're given by the
competing captains. Mr.. WhitehouSe on
the part OF the Reds and Martin Ollie
were present at the bauuuet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
OUT-THE-PIKE
Don't whistle for Crossings.

n coHsldcra1ic number OF complaints
are being registered by the residents OF
Elm broNe ana the out the pike dis
ulct as To the manner In when some
Ot the trains On the A.. X -. railroad
are run over the crossing at Elm Grove
IL Is supposed to be the duty OF each
engineer 10 blow the whistle before
reaching crossings at all places. This
order Is being uisObcyed at the cross
lug OF the railroad and the National
piHe at Elm Grove. one OF the most
dangerous crossings on the Pittsburgh
division. Monday night a freight tram
running at "A last rate OF speed on It's
way 10 wheeling came over the cross
ING ana had II not been for the warning
OF some friends. "A pedestrian woulJ
nave probably received serious injury
II - thought likely that the company
viii take the matter up and positively
require all engineers to issue warnings
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WARWOOD


The council OF the town OF warwood
held thelr regular meeting yesterday
evening at the Center Warwood hos.
mouse. Matters rcating to the town
purchasing "A safe Tor the keeping OF
az uaoie papers anc doclments were TAX
en- up and IL was voted 10 purchase :.
she winch VIII Co.'S. Si53 and will be
Kept In the Center Norwood hose house
Inc matters of api btnting "A street com
missioner was taicn up and discussed
by councilman sutton. but this was laid
on the table until the next meeting
ne question OF putting in "A drainage
system IN the northern end OF town was
discussed. but nothing was done.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

NJ tho meeting held at the Stou-
church Monday cycninE for the purpose
81 organizing company for the Boys
brigade. several Of the state officers
were present aud made excellent ad-
then called for and twenty-five mem
bors secured. The matter Of efeettnE
OFFICERS was then taken up and d. ".
fndlty chosen a. Cummandant. other
officers chosen were. Herbert Cotton
first lieutenant and Roy Meek second
Lieutenant Another meeting for the
purpose 90 securing more members will
b. held next Monday evening. ,sb.n IL
o. expected 90 secure nj least ffftv mem
beers. Invitations are issued 90 All bows
over the axe OF ten years 90 Join the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
Work Progressing.

WORK on the building OF Schramm's
house, on the corner OF Twentietb at
Main streets. Is progressing rapidly and
IS expected to be completed by the lat
vi part OF APRIL The carpenters have
Mshther Is fine they viii have 1t finish
cd in few weeks
Inc work on the building of Harern's
mouse on Main and Fourteenth streets
Is progressing slowly at the pres.nt
Time as the weather has been too bad
70 work on the outside. but they exD.ct
To start next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

Mrs Augusta Meagle. wife OF Edward
~. Meagle. passed away Monday morn
street and Ohio avenue She vas "a
yesrs OF age and is survived by husband
and many friends.
Funeral services will be held this sf-
ternoon at o'clock at her late rest
dence on Firth street and ohio avenue
lnterment will be In Peninsula cemeterv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

Two arrests were made yesterday af-
ternoon by Chief Of Police &. W. Grand
STAN, the nrst being William Vinegar
blH l.ogsdon, who was Jailed for be-
ing Intoxicated. having come nm fror,
inoundNllle to partake of the iOylpro-
queer OF the city. shine Wood was also
.aheh IN by the chief, VINO got him as
FAR as the Jail where ne bucked and N
LOOK slN men to get him on the inside
they viii probably be up before the
mayor this morning
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nc outlook - very good for the or
fsiaini<atl3n OF base ball team In IN.
"A meeting viii be called In the 49, "a 20
~ 70 complete an organization. and
hrrHhsements made Tor grounds ana 80
1yuh Games. Judging from the material
the Iilgh school will be- well represent,
Cd on the diamond the COMM. si,,,,,7'.'
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arann.t.ff nh..nn,..

The last Sod rites o.sr The remains Of
The late spencer GrsudetafC who died
~ the home ~ o. relative nc Dallas Mon
Jay. VIII D. held in the Dallas NJ o.
church This afternoon at O'clock Ttc
services viii D. tr charge al Rev. Car.
der. UHstOr uf the church rnferrrers
MII % uFl" tn TIE IHliaa cemetery.
The deceased ives boz Hfe sffb ,sar 80
wua wen known and highly reapectet
rsaidsut ~ Marshall end ohio eo4ptigs
Ut" Formerly resided ut MDundsvifie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
DOWDELL REALTY co.
Glendale
Bell Phones-Call Moundsville.
Ofhce-3O5-R. Residence-937- II


=, The Ladies Aid society OF the First
usual Wednesday evening lunch in The
basement OF the church. Large crowds
generally attend these lunches and prer-
a'Htlohs are being made to take care OF
"A large crowd this evening Music vii
be rendered during the meal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25
ELIMINATES COCKTAILS

NLB\NN. y Y. March a The
NeW Nork polio" bin was defeated i'm
90 90 The bin wa desigpod 49, ,.
'ieaF" the power Of the CITY potiro
commits .toner The measure wac f,
L"duccd 90 the request OF Vsvor
Murh"l after Do had asked Colonel
grorr" " Goethals builder az trc
fanama Canal to accept tho roligo
,nNIn ion'rehip and tho Colonel
h'p replied That ho could NOT sonsid.r
'I' OHIO" unless given wider author
IN Inan is allowed M present
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lnteliigencer Handy Almanac at
elayney's Drug Store for only 25e
Get one now.
Woodmen Bannurt.

Grove. Henry Clay Camp Modern WoDd-
men 90 America. celebrated the winning
"f the state banner for having the
greatest number OF beneficial members
Tor the year ~ 1915. Following the
regular meeting OF the lodge members
social celebration second Co none ever
Ifid hN "a local lodge was enjoyed. FrHr-
ucAlly al members az tho lodEe With
thotr wives and families were present.
ed'n urlnElrg some article for the big
Itift. which was Immensely enjoyed hv
au present At the close uf the feast.
the hammer which Del handsome one was
displayed aId brought many words 1r
encourage Tor the members Ig
those present that were not members or
tHn order. Every EFFORT will De mad.
To retain the flag for the year az 1914
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M'MECHEN


hold Masquerade social At their Ar
mory on seventh street Friday evening
IN admission will be charged at tho
door. ana luncheon will be served. A
large crowd II expected to attend and
very enjoyable time H. assured. Prizes
VIII lie awarded Tor the most comic
masked person.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

me members OF the Christian Endea-
Nor society of the WaIwood Pres byter-
IAN church will hold its regular monthly
business meeting this evening NJ 4
- CLOCK TO discuss different matters
ne society has started to rates a large
iund which will be used in the repairiny
or the basement of the church. when
after finished will be used as n readtng
ana library room. All members arc
urged to be present at the meeting
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Will PLAY Baturdav.

me LoNeland Cubs will play the Lin
coin school BAH team SATURDAY after
noon at the Richland ball park Roth
teams have been practicing this week
Loveland team have cleaned the diamond
80 that II Is In good shape The game
Is expected 10 be witness by a very
large crowd.
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BurninR Ruhiah.

Many different citizcns OF warwood
were busy yesterday cleaning the weeds
and rubbish from tho gardens So tbaf
they could get ready TO plant vegetable
ana flower seeds. The rubbish which
Mus burned made large fire and some of
large fields would be set on fire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

9-day Is pay day Tor many Of the
iff,tnls OF the city. Who work at the
ltitchman Coal a Coke t.onpan,,,. -, -
pyytn IN the lower part Of Benwood and
niehdsIe. Large pays will be drawn bv
Iiany OF the men. which will help 10
make the little town a busy ,lsf.P ~, ~
the next few weeks P'''' Tut
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Prof. Friend Lectures.

ITOiessOr J.. l.. FrIcnd STATE supervis-
or OF schools Ia West Virginia gave
an illustrated lecture at the nigh school
building at EdgtuEton Lane last even
ing Tor the benefit OF the pupils OF
Itiddciphia district Prof Friend used
Tor his subject the schools Of Denmark
ana continental Europe. which he IL
luStfated with motion pictures. The ad-
dress given last evening b. considered
one or The best that has been delivered
Co the high school this year Following
the lecture short musical program
was rendered by the girls OF the school
Mnlch uIuAed A-rN ImInrc-IlnE.
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| the willing Workers of the Elm Grove
Christian church for the giving of an
| oyster supper Thursday evening al Woe
, bcr's hall The affair D. attracting con-
siderable attention and promises to be
| d success.
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This Spring will see MANY fine rosi-
dences and business buildings erect.
ed on the Midway. McCullagh g.
held have the lots for sale an low
prices and on easy terms. Both
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

o.. y. walters. who recently traded
Dis property a. Elm Grove for o. farm
near SClo. o.. o. making ureuaraff1fr
for moving % " in the near future
Prof T.. T.. Friend spent yesterday
section.
Mayor David Paxton. ~ Fulton. is de-.
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Tho striking miners ~ Eim Grove az.
making preparations for the giving of
b.utff' vaudeville sketch. which will
ifoIF p" presented nf Film Grove The
affair ie Sid 90 b. under the iuriadIs.
unu ni The islm Grove miners. who ar
SAID fn b. under the Pittsburgh official.
or g., United Mine Worker. The affair
VIII Do given on April 10Th or Ifth. ana
PROMISE Co b. Ng.V good
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Setting Light Poles.

The work OF setting new light noi.s
throughout the city BY the Rrooks So.
Iric company Il continueing RAPIDLY.
~ ne completion OF the system will he
IN the way Of lighting ca lacity.
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nc committee in .harrr 81 arrange.
fn'niH Tor The supper that viii BE- rf,en
~ th0 church ~ God Of the Ufdiif4r
store ruuwa have everything fu r.sdf.
moss Tho supper VIII b. given esttrr.
dHF evening. Che proceeds being used Tor
me b'n'itt ~ the church. 4 large mum i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-25

ter having her hand seriously cut by
falling on piece OF glass.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Schemerick have
returned TO their home on Reilly nm
road after visiting friends In Barton.
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NOTICE.
PIrrsB URoH, WHEELING AND KEN
TUCKY RAILROAD COMPANY
oTICE
" o T I c Il -.

Pittsburgh. Pa. February &c. 1915
The annual meeting OF the Stockhoid-
ers Of the Pittsburgh, wheeling and
Kentucky Railroad Company will be held
at the principal Office OF tie Company.
in the CITY OF Wheeling. West virginia
On Thursday. March 26, 1914
at two o'clock =. m. Central TimeD for
the purpose OF receiving the annual re-
port for 1913. electing six directors con-
shutting "a Board 20 serve for the en-
suing year. and transacting such other
business a. may properly come before
the meeting.
:. y. LIGGETT Secretary.
feb23mar11&25
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willing workers.

Der OF tickets have been sold and tn,
affair promises Co be 70 decided success.