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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-04
WILSON SERvEO
 A FULL YEAR
Anniversary FittingIy Celebrated by Friends of the Admin
 istration.

" NASfllNG1ON, MATCH f.-fIeSl- dent Wilson today received thousands of telegrams and'letters of congratu- lation from friends and admirers Of the administration upon this, the first anniversary of his inauguration.
 Friends of the administration point to the many achievements the presi- dent has secured in the first year of his term: how he has secured the low tariff act, the redemption of party pledges as to the currencey and the carrying out of the policies of the Baltimore platform.
 The Democratic National commit tee today issued a pamphlet showing the list of achievements of President Wilson, which are as follows:
 The tariff law.
 The currency revision act.
 Elimination of the lobby from the halls of congress and the seat of gov ernment."
 The income tax provisions.
 The constitutional amendment for the election Of senators by the peo- pie.
 The peace program of Secretary Bryan.
 "The action of the president in bringing together representatives of capital and labor resulting in the passage of the Industrial Employees Arbitration act"
 The. president constitution of peace" policy which the pamphlet says has resulted in breaking up in terlocking directorates which all ad- init have been the backbone of the trust system"
 The granting of modified selfgov- ernment to the Filipinos. "Thn foreign policy of the aamin- istration which divorced the govern ment from utilization with the New York financial interests which were parties to the six-pow loan to Chi ha." . The presidents program of CO., operation with the business interests Of the nation resulting in the elinl- ination of the American Telephone & Telegraph Company from control of the Western Union Telegraph Com .pany."
 : The administration policy of dip lomatic postponement" in connection with the Mexican and Japanese ques- tion and the Panama canal tolls ques- tion, which has been supported by public opinion, not only in America, but in Europe as we'll, because it is based upon morality and not upon expediency."
 The development and extension of the parcel post system.
 The ending of Cannon methods" in congress.
 The extension of the Pure Food act to meat inspection.
 A new land policy of the Secre- 'tary of the Interior which combines conservation and the proper use of lands of our national domain"
 The presidents proposal of the se- lection of presidential nominees through primaries.
 The early enactment of the Alaska railway bill.
 The dissolution of the Union Paci- fic-sQuthern Pacific merger which "at the same time caused the surrender by the Pennsylvania railroad of its large holdings in it's competing rival. the Baltimore & Ohio"t
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-04
THROWS A FIT
 IN COURT ROOM
Every Time the Attorneys Tell That His Wife Was Unfaithfui-On
 Trial for Murder.

CHICAGO, March 4--William Ellis, the wealthy harness manufacturer of Cincinnati who is on trial here for the murder of his wife, seems to gc into an epileptic fit every time the prosecution introduces the name Of his dead wife and her affinity To day when a telegram sent by Mrs. Ellis to her paramour agreeing to meet him, was read to the jury Ellis stopped all proceedings by falling in to an epileptic fit and the case was adjourned for the day.
 The defense is emotional insanity. A livid scar across his throat and two jagged white marks upon his wrists were the only evidence the prisoner says he has to recall what happened when he killed his wife and attempted suicide
 Two lines. of evidence, both tending 10 support the emotional insanity de fense, will be offered by the defense, was indicated when court opened to- day. One will be Ellis own state ment that he discovered his wife was in love with another man and thas this knowledge so crazed him that he planned her murder. The other, per h hn firnn in murder trial in this country. will seek to show the probable effect witness ing the powerful eugenics play, Dam aged Goods" would have upon the brain of man, who. according to physicians. is diseased as was the principal figure in he Brieux drama
 On the night of October 15 they saw Damaged Goods" then in it's first weeks run in Chicago and the topic of universal comment On the following morning, house detective hurried to the Ellis suite at the Hotel Sherman. He went in response to frightened voice over the telephone and bursting in the door discovered Ellis, half-conscious, leaning against chair, with blood gushing from a wound in his neck and two slashes across his wrists Mrs. Ellis lay dead in bed, gaping wound in her neck and two bulelt holes in her breast.
 The first police theory was that it was a suicide pact and Ellis unintel- ligent answers to questions support ed it. Later, confronted with evidence showing that his wife could not have killed herself from the nature of the wounds, Ellis confessed and in broken voice cried out that his wife had been unfaithful to him; that she came to Chicago to meet lover from a Canadian city and that when he obtained evidence of her unfaithful- ness he followed her to Chicago, fet- ed her like a bridegroom on honey moon and then deliberately killed her.
 At the coroner's inquest Ellis caus- ed sensation by sprlnglng to ms feet and dramatically declaring that he lied when he accused his wife.
 "She was the sweetest. purest wo- man in the world" he cried q don't know why did it."
 The jury held Ellis guilty and he was subsequently, indicted, Follow ing his indictment, he suddenly re pudiated his statement at the inquest
 and again announced that he killed his wife because she was unfaithful to him. Nearly 100 witnesses, many of them from Cincinnati, were in. court today. The couple had two children.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-04
To Utilize Vacant Lots.

TOPPENISH. Wash, March 4.-Ev- cry vacant lot in Toppenish will be garden this spring and summer, yielding vegetables and flowers in profusion under the careful cultiva- tion of students in the city boards schools, according to plans announced today by supt of Schools E. T. Rob inson. The school authorities will have the ground ploughed and the boys and girls will plant and care for the growing crops with experts to ad- wise them. Prizes are to be given for the best results from lot of given
 size. ... ...
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-04
HOUSE PASSES THE ARMY BILL

WASHINGTON, March 4.-The Army appropriation bill, carrying an appropriation of $125,0 for the care and upkeep of the trails and wagon roads of Alaska, was passed today by the House. The bill has an ap- propriation of $94,0OO,OO0
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-04
Salt Shippers Protest.

WASHINGTON March 4.-Salt shippers were heard today in the In tigation of Eastern railroads requests for increases in freight rates.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-04

J.. c. Davidson. of Seldovia. passed through Valdez on the sampson, He was witness in the Munday-shiels cases,
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-03-04

Captain Zim Moore, formerly deputy marshal at Unga, is now 3 pilot on the steamer Sampson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
MARSHALL FAR MERS
FORM ASSOCIATION
ErErUo HrLD IN MourDsvrILr
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
wEl secure Assistanos Prom oov,ru-
nszt-r~rnansnt s0easty Ia
Organised

The Marshall County ArrIcrftu-s,
society Vas organized az Moundsvils
yesterday az the meeting held "a ths
board o. trade rooms TN the trust con-
pany building An agent from the l.. :
49, trnent Of sErtculture Sa- present
livered an address when pr@1 II -,
interesting 70 the large aldiSnes rres-
Tn. society elected W g. r.r.r.,,
PRESIDENT; a. Dewitt Pierre ~scrctary.
ana tr. n NJ spur treasurer A r-sr-
yttits,ion and bylaws Vas also ad opted
man OF the meeting. While A. peNitt
flsree vas chosen secretary
-,.I,s.ne' N Ms address before the
meeting. told or the work being done IN
the past two years b the Panhsrai-
Weed and kaniNha societies. Hs statSi
state have been orraniaed Tb. s,,,ss
me county AGENTS are much nike that
81 secretary OF a board - trade or
church. lie works out the prohier,s
nat each individual farmer does not
nave TINE 90 %. he renders ADVICE or
falfa or anything else A conmit,r-
composed 81 r. =. nakan. p. W. Dor
sssy and John A. Gallaher was nanei TO
draw up constitution and by-ia--.
L,r. X NJ Spur and John r Gallaher
! started the nucleus % a fair and picnic
each contributing SIS TO be awarded 10
the best products from the farm. other
contributions are 20 be In order. and n
representative from the federal depart-
ment win arrive IN this city WITHIN a
snort time at the expense or the tocai
society. state society and federal ~oci-
county will be held Those named ~
take charge 81 the contributions are:
- 9. shaw Or. J. \. Streihich. A. ne
sey. The meeting was very cnthusffaz-
tie. and several prominent farmers frou,
over the county delivered interesting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

Mr. GODFREY snyder, OF South Logan
street u confined To his home with a
case OF typhoid fever. The son. Ralph
WHO mas been III FOR some time with Inc
sane disease, continues unimproved
MI. and Mrs. j. ". StObbs and M
ana Mrs. LLOYD Brinker. Of Akron. have
returned to their home after being the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. William kest-
days. ~"
John Hunt. who has been quite III with
lypho.d FEVER for the past few weeks h
warren Beahl and family departed
yesterday for Huntington. where thev
WI spend a few days visiting friends
Kew p ID. Fellers left yesterday Az.
tcruoon for Pine Grove. where to-dS,, he
VIII deliver an address "
Mrs Cecil Newen left vestard.,. ,f,.-
ti"pl or farsonsvillc . O.. after visiting
mere Tor the past several days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
To Present Excellent LIr,,,o

Manager Hinerman. Of the ioo.I
Elks' team, has secured one ~, "a
pest lineups for Tomorrow game al
me Elith street park that could have
possibly been gotten together. Sev.
raI OF me old Mound City stars. who
are also Elks. will be found in the line.
w, ana one OF the best games OF the
s SasTh rs anticipated. Local fans
nouId attend the Elks' games. for
many good teams from Manninston
talrmont Clarksburg and Parkerl'
ours Will be brought mere later i'm the
season, II proper support is given Tbe
same ,,'s. rs called promptly at 3 O'clock
win the wheeling lodge OF Elks' team
on the field as Opponents 'e"ii'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

DrNille Nayton. Of the city fire fight
ing iorcc. was off duty yesterday on ac-
count ~ Illness
Mayor Clark Sprouts will leave In
about two weeks for a two weeks vaca-
tion. The mayor has not decided fust
whore he viii go a. yet.
wayne Carter. local cmpIoye or the D.
~ - who has been 800 for the past soy.
eral Gays. 90 his home in the ffTth ward
o. reported Improving
Edward Carlton b. confined 90 his
home In the Fifth ward. on account of
illness.
AmbroFc ClcaVenrrr Of Weston is
visiting friends on South MarabaIi
street
Dtiiccr Spcchf. of the city police force.
VIII leave tomorrow for the country.
W here he Will spend Two weeks huntIr z
Eruuudhugs and turtles.
JACOB lmhuff local empioye 81 the D.
lIL.. Win IIInr.a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
BOAT EXCURSION
Steamer City OF Psrkersbura viii
Hun 70 Browns island. and
Return, Tomorrow

Capt. Jeh Frame has completed ar.
rangements for a Fourth Of July OK.
eursion on the big steamer City of
Parkersburg, TO Browns Island. six
miles above Steubenville. and return.
tomorrow. The boat will leave the
local wharf at ? a. m. and Is due 10
ing.
Eancing will be one OF the diver
sions, and music will be furnished by
the Eagle band and orchestra Re
treshments will be served on board
but guests are urged to cary picnic
dinners In baskets. The boat viii stop
at Martins Ferry. WellsburR Ninro
Junction and Steubenville for passen
gers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

he local Elks base ball club PLAYED q
lfAcilce same lest evening u.ffE ~
good score "f 4
y McFadden. offiFhfh street. local
.'ntrscfor trnnenrfing buafnera I'll atg.
.iIle' ,e3terday afternoon.
W. and Mrs. p. D. I.fahv ard lbUf-..
.eit iAet evening Tor their home Ill
-uu Nwn. o.. affcr spending the uqaf
i'H Gay here with relatives
LL ri f. compton loff veafrHTr,
n"rning Tor Beaver Pals Pa % ror.
duct funeral service
pr j.. Dink. wife and con. viii Lea, 4.
To-Day Tor buckeye Lake Ohio a. ar.e- q
week sight seeing
Z-- 1--.-.d home this morninr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

ION bethany. where he has bee, nj,
Ne..eesns the summer school term
aichoel Herrimiman. OF PittSbursh
- - -pending a few days with frfeno,
ehn tclaiNes In this city
M-s.s Mabel and olive Williams LEFT
ss.Sstterday for Cleveland. O.. where thew
NJ spend Few weeks with friends
frame Lloyd left yesterday afternoo,
- us nome At f1rkcrsburE ate
sSehding the past few DAYS here yxtft,
irl-nds and relatives
81, anu Mrs. }. W. Powell left yes.
tcIuat an thelr TOURING car for jackson
OF weeks with relatives
tiyde Hemphin. OF san Antonio Te,
sfrlNed here yesterday 10 spend a ecu.
city. parents IN -th's
20 MISS IS amanda MorFan.of this city. lett
Ior tolerain. o. where she will visis
TRENDS for a couple q weeks
MIS-. Burt Logan left YESTERDAY for
NltNe land. @. where she will visit nor
son, for few days "''
MISS sadie Nelson. % Marietta. o f.
sbsnelns rev days with friends an
relatives In this city. az
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

Better progress mas Ueen made on the
PAVING OF the Bogg1 Run road durins
the past i've or six days than for So.
eFal weeks heretofore. Although an 81
ira force OF men was TO nave ne,
started 70 work las Monday this was
not done on account of those in charse
NOT being able 20 secure the propfr
workmen. However. 10 Is proposed 4,
start the extra force the first OF neNt
week. Several strips which had ben
near completion at different sections
were closed up the micdle Of the presert
week and as whole Il can be said good
progress was made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
and an S. L. sclieck and others; slo.-

600. Wv
The Central Ohio Realty Company.
Springfield Charles Nicholson and oth.
ers; SIS 900.
The Citizens Light and Power Com
pany. Millersburg. G. II. Billman and
others: S35 900.
The Hin Crest OIL and Gas Com
pany. Cleveland. J. p. Nugent and
others. $4,000.
The Sidney Grain Company, Sidney.
Elmer Sheets and others; $50 900
Inc Scheumann Jones Company
CsdieeyHeland. c. X. After and others;
The Kaynee Company. Cleveland +
I. Keller and Others. 81. 500 900
The Georgia Lumber Company. Ak.
900 FOV''
The Dayton Mutual Realty Com.
Pany Dayton, y. j. Bell and others /.
$4,000.
NEWARK. July 2. - Fred Nixon
aged 20. OF Malta, o.. drove infront az
a west bound limited Ohio Flectric
car. east OF Newark today and waS
Instantly killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
To Close Three Wei.

Inc Fostoria glass plant. the Iarp
est manufacturing plant in this CITY
IT,, peh1eu operations yesterday even
three weeks. according 10 the fnfor,,,,
non learned yesterday. The one
ioIce VIII begin Immediately the fsE
ing OF stock, while a general renal,
crew VIII 20 over the entire pIant ana
Inake necessary repairs. MANY os tn1
,hpIoyes viii leave this evening 10,
r,,.i.,,.iits pecuNe homes, while othcrs
Itslding mere will 20 into cams aiors
the river, or go out of the civ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
You Need This
Great Nerve Tonic
fer over Estins. Drinking. sr,ekirc
or Orer~ors % Any Kind caus-
tns Nersovsness
Take Ambition Pills

John Coleman Co. IL having a lively
sale OF Wendell's Ambition Pills these
Gays because the people OF Wheelinx
Who have tried them know that tb.V
tone up the entire system and iripart
NiSor and energy into run down PEG
pie In few days and because they
are guaranteed TO 90 exactly a. ~
rerused. and John Coleman h author
led by the maker TO refund the pur
chase price 20 anybody disAtiSfleo
With the first boz pc-chased
~ you feel blue. have lost conf
oehee IN yourself. are despondent
weak and tired out. a 5O-cent box III
Wendells Ambition Pills is AN yor
need wv
finest prescription for headaches
nervous troubles. poor blood. kidne,
and liver complaints. malaria nepr.i
kls, trembling and loss OF appetife
ihey never fail TO end Consultation
Get them at John Coleman Co anf
dealers everywhere FOR so cent? Nj
orders filled. charges prepaid. by Wen
dell Phramacal Co. Syracuse. y Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
MGUNDSVlLLE
Horse ThIef case up ro.dav.

The case OF Lem Price against Toe
Hartley, charged with stealing a
morse from the Price livery barn on
second street a few nights ago. will
De tried before Squire w. VI. Riggs
thls morning az 10 o'clock Prosecut.
IlE attorney J. ID Parriott will rep
resent the state and many Witnesses
nave been summoned to appear. The
trial promises 10 BE- very Interesting
ana very large crowd OF spectators
are expected 70 be on hand Hartley
ls recalled, sometime ago hired a
morse from Price and drove out upon
.he NH, upset the buggy and went
away and did not return until a few
nights ago when. II Is alleged, he
stole the horse
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

Tho LAZY curtain on the iamenfahfo
taredy ~ the drowrine ~ Frederick
STEAK Jr. wHs draw~ yesterday after
NounE man found ts final resting place
in the MrMecheu cemetery The funeral
Grew "a large cuncuurse % friends ~ the
Young mr1 and family The aarvfrea
were ~ rlarrc ~ Nelson Lodge a 81
hrd a. NJ OF WheellnE. Of witch the De
cenrei Wa n member prom the homo
~ me parents. ~ and Mrs Frederirk
-i'HE On Marrhlll street. the ronaina
were taken tu fnf church OF tind vErrs
i,cf. @. @. Tracey preached The funeral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

Contractor w IL No..
hMHdcd The contract for ne 80 80.
1liee huiiding tn thiH city yesfer.is, Il.
.n'l le construction plans. frr' fr.
~ gLilllhf and set ~ fhr plans 80.
80 received 90 the local post on. -. ~.
W. "-e or lhc supervising ronafrIrt...
,,.,l7 lssi named party Will b.. .
.i.N Ffl Out hiH arrival Ia rrrs.f.I
most any day Following . 49,.
ItIen.e With him ana the g1~fr.,.,...
49,, WI 20 started az once ou tho ~
Io,urts,cn months after the canfrsrt ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

was placed in Jail to await the taking
OF dispositions this morning before
White Slave Attorney Robert S. Judge
after which she will be taken to Pitts
burgh. The inspector was here last
year and took charge Of the girl who
afterwards escaped.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
ONE RECRUIT.

Capt. H. s Hathaway. u. s. A., Of
the Pittsburgh district recruiting serv,
Ice. yesterday visited the local re.
cruiting station and accepted the ap,
pllcation OF Pearl w. Johnson. of Mar,
tins Ferry. for enlistment in the army
He has been assigned to the Infantry
and left yesterday for the Columbus
barracks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

working on the exterior of tho ne,v
hreglow hotel. at the corner of sew.
ehtn street and Lafayette avenue. YES.
terday morning. The new building
VIII be painted the color of the Rev,
hoIds Memorial hospital al GIendaIe
ana VIII present a very attractive an,
peaIancs when all Is completed. IL is
the first of next week or the latfer ma :,
OF the week. Pai
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
Dats Changed FOR H.,r,n.

ne nearing OF the state ag,f...
80 81 e, tuIlerton. - McMcchrn. e1arre5
~ ti.b ,,,li..H-lhk hIuurs On the sabbrtn
80 n. ~. LOWS tomorrow. Win b..
t'.I WIS afternoon upon arreau.s,,. III
t.ln parties concerned MANY ytIf,.... i.
t1Ne htcu summoned 90 arra..r III. 49,
1871 winch promises ~ be yery IT,,
tg,,.-tinh. ~ VII be- recalled rrf lrtIfi.
..lNh az the clam bake IrfI
.I.-uon last HunInr n.L.rn....- ~ ----
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

Work was yesterday started on tho
rebuilding OF the walls OF the punpinr
station OF the Benwood and Nc Nerba1
Consolidated Water Company which,
were wrecked Sunday morning when Inc
teI6S hsttlng tank burstod. The c. a.
Kim bcrly Company. of Wheeling batc
the contract, aud the work will =, rusn-
Cd TO completion as soon as pOssfbI.
date. NJ Ni y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
To Convene ro-dax

Inc Marshall County BOARD o. roy,t-
ration ana Review will ro,,,l.-,i - 80. ~
iit1it.lhE az ten o'clock In the cotirft
v,ii 90, ioom ~ regular session. They
e--essor W. ~. Nolso ana bfa Dcr,,, >
I,.ss',,.9r Paul c. Dcchau. They Igus
d,,,Pis,e their work within twentv-fg,
eiteI they begin and must sf.rt
o.lore The nfth 81 July The bosri ~
syinposed or s.. NJ. CunuinVhar8 ~
NoweH and r. V. Yoho' W. VI.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
Richmond Held 10 orand Jurv

Russell Richmond. local coptrscfor
was tried before Squire y. ~ Lewis
yesterday afternoon upon charge
made by Policeman Ritner Of assault
ana battery upon his seven.year-old
daughter. Several witnesses testified
in the case and as usual the squire
held Richmond 20 await the action
or the Grand jury next October under
Dond on 500. Bond was furnishes
and Hichmand was released pr0se-
cutting Attorney J H. Parriott ap-
pgared for RItner while w a. Nc.
Pilmphy was counsel for the defend.
ant The case will surely prove in.
terestlng before % Is ended. 50 IL is
thought
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
BENW0OD
To Enlarge Plant

~ inc meeting Of the Wheeling Steel
ana iron Company. held Wcdnes,laV = r
sernoon. ~ was decided that out 81 tbs
s-'ouV.V 100 In capital stock 10 BE- is-u, a
20 enlarge the plants OF the Company
t.s IoSai mil should be enlarged to the
extent OF making its uroducinr cansctf,,
ttNw.ce the capacity AZ the present tirns.
Nhen thls ~ accomplished Benuood will
ers than any other city in this section.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03

All barber shops and the greater part
OF All the business houses In this city
VIII be closed all day Saturday, the
FOURTH Of July. The BARBER shops. how
ever, VIII be open until late hour on.
r may evening. The citizens as a
whole are undecided as 60 where they
viii spend the Glorious Fourth The
greater part, no doubt. will 20 TO Glen
9a4e. while others are contemplate ting
fastening their affections on Shadyside
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
To work on Street,

me Two prisoners who were sentenced
20 70 thlrty days In ysil ON the charge OF
.lsnuhk' wednesday night. will be- nut
70 Work on the city streets to-day n
hss been quite a while since the street
commissioner has had the assistance az
i1o9r OF TINS kind and as they are sched-
SLeu 70 remain some time. he will doubt .
les MAKE extensive inprov ements with
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
Unity Hiva 70 nrn.t

unity Hive No. 81. Ladies OF the Mac.
Saoees VIII meet in the Barlow buiId-
ING thls evening IN REGULAR scmi-monthly
session. Considerable business is ex
Pe,.e1 70 develop At this session. coming
as ~ does Immediately following the an !.
hua4 memorial ceremonies. All mem
Ders are urgently requested 10 he 49,
emf a social session will probably he
held at the close OF the business sesstc,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-03
To Shadyside.

Inc city of Shadyside - using clever
means 81 boosting its Fourth Of Juiy
ceieoratlon. Yesterday a big blue auto
mobile bearing a ticket agent VVas IN
.his city and numerous sales OF tickets
70 the event were sold to local persons
,o,'S an, All reports large crowd will at