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Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
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HANK o'BoZZARIs.

HANK o'BozZARIs.
Al midnight in his guarded tent
O'Day 'ods dreaming Of the hour
When Murphy, that cratic gent,
Would shear him Of his potor.
Frank Chance Is Considerable hero, ae-
eordlng 20 reports, but we fall TO see
where he has anything on Hank o'0ay.
There Is no truth In the rumor that
Mr.. Murphy has advised Mr.. Carnegie
TO slip Mr.. Chance a hero medal
Report has It that Ed Reulbach is
heaving at Hot Springs. Ark. but un-
less bis control has Improved he Is In
danger OF hitting Little Rock
A study Of the career Of Snowy Baker
SHOWS that man can become q sue
eessfui fight promoter In spite OF the
BATTING PRACTICE IN TAMPA.
The athlete often has to st1ot
Mosquitoes on thee I'm,
Bat though IL bOthers him a lot
IL helps his stcGttia0 eye.
Speaking OF names, Mr.. Towle Ia wIp-
llng up all the golfers around Plnehurst,
II Is possible that In time Artle Hot
loose from that $4,000, but we fear Il
VIII De necessary TO use crowbar.
Johnny Evers is insured for 500 900
against accident but IL would be better
policy to insure him against umpires.
And II Hank o'Day has any business
aeurnen he Will insure his Job for about
a million.
HARDENED.
"Oh, trhdt care IH' the athlete said
returning from abroad:
"oh. tchdt care hoto loud the
rooster Screechesf
IL used to cGptiuate mg goat and make
NE Sore-hHt gdtcd!
Zee heard a hundred dftcr-dirner
speeches"
In view OF the fact that Helre zim
behooVes loyal Cub fans to purchase him
a throne OF solid ivory.
II grieves us TO hear that Hans Iso-
pert has Al the qualifications OF a sue
cessful cricket player. We DIDN'T think
he had slowed up as much as that.
It 10 gratifying 20 read that there Is
great enthusiasm among the White SoS,
but IL would be even more so n they
were TO shove some Of Il Into their bat
ting.
Enthusiasm 10 . great asset TO q bail
club, but Il generally peters out when
there 10 gent like Walter johnson In
the immediate vicinity.
The Red Sox have a sterling young
HEAVIER in j Rankin johnson. He Is
said to he one OF the most promising
pitchers who ever parted his name in
tho middle
There 10 said 20 be . movement sfoot
90 match Joe Dunn and Charley Street
In too-yard dash. Tne only trouble
ls that they would not be able TO finish
IL In one day.
Having studied MIR. Wilson's attitude
toward the Federals, iris Speaker has
decided 20 adopt = policy CT watehful
waiting,
Iris Speaker reminds cne Of a man
with pat hand waiting for some one
TO hooss the ante.
Frank Chance was not overwhelmed
with grief when the Feds made a bum
out OF his ball team, because the said
team was entirely a bum. But u 10
cruel and inhuman 60 make q bum out
OF his orange grove.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
WOOD IMPRnNEs

PORT liRNIS. \. Y, Feb sA-The
condition TO- DAY OF smoky Joe" Wood.
pitcher ot the Boston Red SoN. opcr-
Sted upoU Tor appendicitis is good. ac-
cording 10 his physician. pr- +. p. CESS
nor, Who performed the operation. said
after 5 visit at Woods home thar an
early Seco' >ry was expected
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Irish Boxers Win
In London Ring

Special Gable 30 The Atlanta Georgian.
LONDON. Feb st-Irish middle
weight boxers won double event at
the National Sporting Club last night
Pat" O'keefe defeated Harry Reeves
Of London. on points in g contest FOR
the Lonasdsle belt. and Jim Sullt-
van knocked out Jack" Harrison. Of
RushtOn, in the fourth round of a
scheduled nfteen-round bout.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Ad Wolgast Disposes
Of Milwaukee Boy

IONA, MICH. Feb 2l-Ad wolgsst
the come back lightweight" to-day
has another knockout added to his rec
ord. He put Jack I.epper Of Muwau-
kGe, away here last night IN four rounds
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Flynn VS.. M,HENRY,

FORT WAYNE, IND. Feb. 24-AIau-
rice Flynn is here for his ten-round bat
tie tonight with Young McHenry. With
Flynn is his manager. Carl Powles, and
Jack Leliyelt. Cleveland baseball player,
who viii second the Frisco boxer.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Sutton Leads Hoppe
In Title Cue Match

CHICAGO. Feb. 24-GeorEe sutton
the local veteran, and former champion
q the world. to-day leads Willie Hoppe
m their 1900 point title 1872 halk line
billiard match. He defeated the present
utleholder from New York, 5O0 to 459
in The Urst block
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Snyder Enters Fold
Of Nashville Club

NASHVILLE, TENN. Feb 24-The
signed contract of Pitcher clifford Suy-
der with Nashville at the close OF last
season. was received at the Nashville
club headquarters to-day.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
NEW SHOOT RECORD SCI.

WASHINGTON, Feb ga schooIboy
record was established by the sixth
weeks matches OF the High School Rifle
Shooting League. when Wendell Smith.
a member OF the Dearing Portland. Me.
team. made the possible score OF e5.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
ORDERED TO REPORT MARCH 8.

manager OF the Chicago Federais to-
day sect letters 20 several of his PLAY =
ers, pcutying them 10 report here March
- start for the training ErcundS at
Shreye epcrt. La.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 24.-Ritchie
Mitchell, Milwaukee featherweight cas-
ily outboXed Patsy Brannigan, OF Pitts
burg. in a ten-round 60 last night.
Mitchell had the better Of FIVE rounds.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Tech Quintet Wins
Over Auburn Five

AUBURN. ALA. Feb. 24.-The Geor-
gia Tech basketball team defeated Au-
burn by the score OF 81 10 here last
night.
Auburn only registered two field goals
during the game. Clements making one
and Cook the other.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Thompson Signs with
New York Americans

NEW YORK, Feb. 24.-Pitcher
Thompson, formerly of the Georgetown
College team, to-day signed a New York
American League contract. He will 90
to Houston Thursday to join the team
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

w'ILKESBARRE PA. Feb - A left
hook 10 the 1aW sent Young Jack
n'Brien clear through She ropes at the
Peerless a. g. last night. when he
fought six rounds with Al Dewey Tile
lattcE5hsd a shade the better og the ar
Sameti.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
TIGERS AT cuLFpoBr.

GULFPORT. MISS. Feb 24-The
first squad of the Detroit Tigers reached
Gulfport last night in charge Of Jim
Mcclure the coach. The second squad
will reach here Saturday.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

CINCINNATI. Feb. 24-Knockout
Mars had q shade on Young Goldie, OF
Pittshurg. in a 10-round fsstherweieht
contest here last naht
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
HEISMANSTcSo1T1GIMHFF TS11IHF
Bv j. w. Heisman.

ASkBTBAlL splendid
Is iii the football
as
these
money spend making basketball specially
make their minds with whatever kind playing they
construct
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

In at parts OF the country except the South
basketball is rapidly coming to be considered among
the colleges major sport. True It win never be
considered as important football among the col.
legans; but neither Is rowing. track work. or even
baseball But though football is king with the
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Basketball
Is a lone
Game.


which
baseball football be
when o
foreign
almost ability
OF
with
of
in
is snnsaih ihln nmndnr nrnann dlLnne
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

history these games
there will be entered team from abroad-a quartet
or stars from Oxford University. They are entered
In the fourmlle relay and against them will be pit
ted the very best fourmile teams among the Ameri
can colleges With oxford will be Tabor. the great
RrOMn lLnINnrsitN r1iler Of rrhn 10 q
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24

This that hardly any two courts are al
present exactly the dimensions in all respects
And tho arrangement OF lights and seats also differs
greatly The net result of this is that the visiting
team always feels Ike cat in a strange garret when
1t comes TO playing on the unfamiliar court.
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
Oxford at
Pennsy'
Relay Meet.

Rhodes scholar
the probably be
Cambridge
In kIaenzlen
already OF the
German universieseher Berlin
their freshmen, whereas AS
freshman American
is acting rightly In the Still
ngishmen will be
Cornell might
lion II for other
eulhg athletes
had nothing 10 Columbia
colleges entered freshmen the
Atlanta Georgian., 1914-02-24
College
remnants
Scattered.

passing
pretty divided
in
Cornell basketball
pretty wcll divided
This Harvard
rowing entirely unsettled and unguesable
For something like
Relay Meet OF all the colleges country
things the in
and draws the college
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
POSTPONE TRIAL
Two Men Charged Win selling 80.
gus" Lard Near Atlantic City To
Be Given Nearing Later

The preliminary hearings Of a Sal
vatore and James Casale. charEinE
them with negotiating bogus land
deals. which we're % have been heard
before Squire D. J. Gompers was
postponed until next Wodnesdayper
postponed until neHt Monday evening
~ 1880 O'Clock a. the Jail. Several
additional warrants against the men
we're sworn out Yesterday and 10 A.
probable that others will be sworn
ont during tho present week one OF
The men charges that he vas buncoed
out Of $40. another says 80 another
FOR $500. and another for $500
u was impossible 90 have the men
Fiven a proper hearing and taken be-
fore the present arand jury. no the
continuance was taken until after the
erand jury has finished its work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
LADY SAYS WE MAY
USE HER NAME HERE
pittsburgh Lady Who Has Tried Plant
Juice, Tells What She Thinks
OF IL

The following Interesting statement
- from Mrs j. NJ. Reed. who lives at
tsz4 Liberty street. In Pittsburgh.
ais- keed has been a resident of that
euy Tor the past thirty years and Is
800 vel Known there. For the past
w years she has successfully con-
Quoted a roorping house at 4s24 LIB
erty street. Speaking of her expert
"nce with Plant Juice. Mrs Reed says:
iou can use my name in any way
.n2' you care to for l am glad TO let
me public know what Plant Juice has
zone Tor me. In fact | think II Is
eryones duty to help others as much
as they can. and Plant Juice will no
uoupt DO Just as much for others as
~ mas done for me. l was almost n
nervous wreck and my constitution
seemed broken down when I began
using II. almost everything seemed TO
De the matter with me but | suffered
mostly with stomach trouble and ner-
vousness. My stomach was In a very
rad condition. nothing l ate seemed
20 agree with me. gas would form IN
most distressing way. l had TO be
very careful what ate and had very
little appetite for anything. All that
Is changed now. I can eat anything
1 want without any bad after effects,
i sleep well and that tired and worn
out feeling has left me. feel that I
cannot praise Plant Juice too highly
Women everywhere have found
Plant Juice TO be the best and most
reliable tonic and vitalizer to be mad.
X tones up the stomach and digestive
oI gans. strengthens weak nerves, helps
the circulation and puts the entire
system in perfect condition. Plant
Juice Is for sale ut all drug stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

ID. The great nerve tonic-the famous
Wendolls Ambition Pins-that viii
put Figor, vim and vitality into nerv.
oes' uredout all In. Respondent PEG.
DIE In n few days
Anyone can buy n box for only 90
cents and John Coleman Co In author.
lied b. the maker 90 refund me por
chase price " anyone Is dissatisfied
with the hrst boz purchased
Thousands praise them FOR ronarst
geblhty, nervous prOstration. mental
Oppression and unstfung nerves caurod
~ ovcrindulgencc In alcohol Tobacco
or oTorwOrk of any kind
A. a brain food or FOR any sfetc,to.
or the nervous system. WendeII's A..
plton Pills are unsurpassed. while To-
hysteria. trembling and nourairia No.
ere simply splendid Fifty cents n
John coleman Co and dealers averv.
where Mail orders filled. cbarqes
prepaid. by Wendell pharnacsi 81
Inc. Syracuse. ny
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
Fell In Open Crate.

George Lodgson n lying At his home
On Cedar avenue and Third street In
n serious condition. and his recovery
seems doubtful. following his fall into
an open crate early Sunday morning.
I.odgson. who is subject to epilepttc
attacks. was building a fire IN this
crate. when he was seized with an st
tack and fell forward. Mrs. Ldgsol.
hearing the noise. ran to his aid and
finally brought him TO the floor. The
attending physician stated yesterday
that his recovery was doubtful, and
the burns are proving very painful.
lie was badly burned about the face
and arms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

John Neidcmeyer. student Or the
State University IN Morgan:owu. return
- 20 his home on Uorfa run last night
and viii cast hia vote In the election to-
day.
Lowric Stoous. former principal or the
North NcnWoud school, now a student %
the State University. returned 90 Nor
gnnf0wn Yesterday.
Miss Margaret Andrews. % coFhurfnn
o.. Be- spending a few days with friends
on Ashland avenue
Aaron Lester on parkerahurF. e. Wis
lting his sister. Mrs. George West in
the flfth ward
Miss GRACE ifooaier. % sardis. o.. is
visiting friends here.
VISITING friends Or kcyEor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
AT The VICTORIA.

Not In long time has the Victoria
theatre had better all around bill than
the one playing the first half OF this
week There are seven acts aud all OF
them above the average In vaudeville
May Remington and her company have
decidedly clever comedy OF colOred
preston with the big crowds last night
Their singing and dancing work is
great Arthur DenninE the old time
Hlnstrel man - Just as good to-day as
when travelling In the big companies and
that II saying much.
The Maynard sisters in their thrilling
wire act are as good as Wheeling has
seen M a long time, and their head slid
ing act IL great Harris and Randall in
their rural comedy sketch made a real
nit with the crowds. Newell and Most
nave me singing. dancing and talking
act and Agnes kayne. the Character
comedian. has splendid act
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
NJ MECHEN


Today the voters OF Union dist-ict
viii be called on to select a president
OF the board OF education and one COM
fortunate IN having as a candidate for
president AR. Jas. =. Powell OF Nc
Mechen, a business man OF recognized
terest In school affairs As commissions
or. M Charles Rider. OF BenWoos. Is
caudtdnte f0r re-elec ion. Mr. Rider =
-FOUR years OF experience thoroughly
cquips MIN fur the duty 81 this ofnce.
IL was stated by an uninterested party
yesterday that no commissioner In this
district mad ever given the care and "A -
tention 10 school work that M RIDER
mas. The present excellent high school
sentiment here a. due IN great part 10
MS unttring enor vote for these
two men will be a vote FOR the further
advancement OF an awakened school
spirit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
SCHOOLS CLOSE
Today Will Be Legal Holiday and the
Schools VIII Close Because
OF Election.

Today is a legal holiday throughout
the country because OF the election
All schools will be closed the entire
day. as will also many public offices
Banks and financial institutions will
observe the holiday.
With the exception OF police head
quarters. offices at the city and coun-
~ building will be closed until even
ing. when the offices OF the connty
commissioners and the clerk OF the
circuit court viii be opened to receive
election returns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

neral Directors association, and the
North American Embalmers' confer
ence.
Mr.. Watkins was unanimously
elected FIRST vice president OF the Ma
tional Funeral Directors association
and az such will undoubtedly be elect
ed TO the presidency at next years
convention. which will be held m Ban
Francisco. IL Is likely that the West
Virginia members will start a more
ment to bring the 1916 convention &c
Wheeling.
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sunnIiea Distributed

Election Commissioner Victor +
Myers was busy last Saturday after
noon and yesterday distributing tho
election supplies to be used in the
various precincts today. Most every
ballot box had been taken by the
commissioners before noon yesterday
and by evening they were all out. The
polls will open IT $3.50 this morning
and close at Sis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
MoundsviIIe erIefs.

Clyde Beatty Is confined to his home
on Cedar avenue with a serious III
ness.
Mrs. Frank Helms Is confined TO her
home on jefferson avenue with a seri-
Gus illness.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Staokhouse
are spending the week with friends
and relatives al Smithfeld
Mrs. Dial Ray has returned 10 her
home on First street after spending
the past two weeks ~ Newark. o..
with relatives.
J. C..JedersOn and family will leave
tomorrow for Martlnsburg where they
expect 20 spend the winter
Mrs. W. o. Wood Of Glendale. r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

Word was received from the Glendale
hos pttal late last night that the condi-
ton OF young Robert Beck was much
old son Of AR and Mrs. Wesley Beck. 81
McMechcn street. this city. was acct
dentally shot Sunday afternoon py
twelve year old Joseph Higgins. while
the latter. IN company with two other
young lads was target shooting. The
boys were shooting AZ a basket In which
was stone. The bullet is supposed TO
have glanced. striking young lieck In
the side Just below the heart. AZ yet
no unnraLLnm has bon urrlnrmnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

Rev. J. II. Gilsenan. pastor. OF the
st. Johns Catholic church here. has
Just returned from summer spent with
his parents In Ireland. Father GIlsenan
left Benwood. July Is, with the intention
OF visiting Austria after spending a few
weeks with his parents. but the outbreak
or the war caused him to change a part
OF his plans. lie states that Ireland Is
not seriously Effected by the war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
vote for Powell ana Rider.

for president OF the bONru OF eduCa-
ton in Union district Mr.. James r.
POWELL of Mchechcn. - a most worthy
usual abiiity and has always shown
lively interest In school affairs. For
commissioner Sir. Charles Rider. Of this
city. b. "a candidate FOR reelection. -Four
years 81 excellent service IN his present
position has equipped Air. Rider Tor fur
ther good work - commissioned.
Those ~ close touch with school afairs
are familiar With hts record and realize
that De has given the office the closest
attention In the past.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

The regular semi-monthiy session OF
the McMechen council Will be hefd
Thursday evening
Miss Mary Zitterman % this city. is
visi ing friends In Cameron.
The Christian Endeavor society OF the
church OF God held special business
session In the church parlors last even
ing.
Charles McCluskey returned to Nor
Rantown yesterday morning to resume
his studies at the State University af-
er spending sunday with HIS parents
here.
beginning sunday Rev. r. u. FelIer-.
formerly pastor Of the local NJ. y.
church, but now In the general evange-
listic field. will hold a series OF meet
church.
Thomas hickman. OF this city. Is con-
fined 20 the Glendale hospital where
he will probably undergo an operation
for appendicitis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
Oner Reward.

The Republican county executive
committee at a meeting held last Sat
urday offered a reward for the arrest
and conviction of any person using
money OF intoxicating liquors TO in
fuence voters at the election today.
This was made necessary due TO the
fact that the alleged Fountain Pen
and Check Book" made fits appearance
was reported that certain persons
might spend money literally today to
get votes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
awrnNrro OF BARBAnA woxrr'
ETHEL BARRYMORE IN
TIE NI0HTEN0ALE.

Augustus Thomas OF the All-Star
Feature Corporation needs no introduce
Arizona" In Mizzouri" and the
Wttching Hour" are we'll remembered.
His latest Offering. The Nigheengale"
mores debut into the motion picture
Held il said to surpass his past en-
deavors.
The Nightengale" was shown at the
virginia before an immense audience
and VIII be repeated this evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

got started The jurors had been
drawn and everything was ready for
the trial. when Prosecuting Attorney
]. ID. Psrriott and c. 4. Carrigan ar
rived and stated TO the court that the
case had been settled out OF court.
Jurors we're then excused until Wed
nesday morning at o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
To Have Musical Prooram.

The members of the Servo sorority
OF the Calvary NJ r. church have
comleted arrangements for a musical
program TO be rendered this evening
in the church. A silver Offering will
be taken at the door and all are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

Two hundred persons. students OF the
Union High school their parents and
friends. gathered at the High school
building last night and enjoyed a most
delightful social The affair was staged
as Halloween party by the students.
with their parents and close friends as
guests. A program or considerable
length was rendered and at the proper
hour refreshments were served. About
two hundred persons were present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
THE THEATRE
aALvAzr GIVES PINE
ExEnrTIoU AT CouBT

The wsrRest admirers and not a few
VINO. not having witnessed his perform
rksptfcal. went 70 the Court last night
and were enthralled. thrilled. deliEntcd
sn1 amused NTH what tina, remarkable
nc most satisfactory demonstration ne
mas had the pleasure OF giving before
any audience OF keen Appreciation.
. The rise of the curtain revealed the
hypnoust alone A brief talk followed
and his explanations were concise and
the tests 20 follow would be perfectly
clear. As for the tests in mental teIc-
psthy. no better recommendation OF Gal
vani can be given than by those who
Witnessed them.
GslVsni then solicited a elias from the
audience and. after several minutes. as
semDled about twelve men. all well
known locally and this, OF course. Gre
sted big laugh when the raised curtain
revealed the class that was TO provide
Hypnotism IL an art. a mystery. an in
fluence. as you choose to term a. and
not generally credited b. those who have
only heresay evidence OF its existence.
But those who have witnessed practical
tests at the hands OF Galvani. such as
realize that Il Is strangely and remark
ably real.
.Gaivani viii give performances to-
matinees Will be given.
"wrrNrNo or BARBAnA woRrHn
saturday. No. and Z, the new and
magnificent scenic production of the
Winning OF Barbara Worth" win be the
attraction.
The story OF the play deals with the
retaining OF the desert and winning 4
girl being a tale OF life and love
among the stalwart and far-seeing pio-
OF waste land In the far west iato
smiling gardens. The source OF the
play Is Harold Bell Wrights celebrated
aras
tixation - by Mr. Mark swan. The
scene OF desert grandeur and the Hood
which are among the best written In the
book. have moved the producers TO largc
lures.
The sale OF seats will omen tomorrnw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03
Board Held MeetIna.

The board OF education of the In
dependent school district met last ev-
ening at the Office OF Superintendent
Merrick in the Central school build
ing. The usual routine business was
transacted after which the regular
current bill were ordered paid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-03

Great interest II being manifested In
the election to-day and one OF the larg-
est voters In recent years is anticipat-
ed The polls will be opened at an
ticent time L. given all TO vote. The
schools will be closed throughout the
entire day. state law making this a
legal holiday