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DEATHS

MUNCK-on Saturday. September 5. 1914 At
10 p. m, EDWARD c.. beloved husband of
Lena NJ. Munck. in his sixty second year.
Funeral on Wednesday. September o. at
O'Clock. from his late residence. 4s04
Rock Creek Cemetery. Friends and rela-
uyes invited.
Baltimore papers please copy)
SALMON-Suddenly. at Butte. Mont. Of
pneumonia, ID. ELMER SALMON
Funeral Tuesday. September g. at .. m.
al Fourth Presbyterian Church, Thirteenth
and Fairmont streets northwest .
ithaca. y. Y. papers and New York Times
please copy)
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BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR HIRE-Horses. carriages. wagons. day.
week or month. special prices. GEN.
LIVERY CO. INC. rear 35I Pa. ave. VI 1!"7.
HORSES and vehicles for hire. by day. week
or month at special rates. boarding horses
speciality. COGSWELL'S STABLES. SILL
Sl3 Missouri ave. y. w. Phone Main 1855. l
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WHAT THEY'RE SHOW
ING IN WASHINGTON.
TOD ~ l..

"Aflantis," CrandaIrs, Ninth and
r streets.
Mary Pickford. In a BioErsph re-
issue, the Pickwick, oil PennsyI-
yania avenue.
"The LittIest Rebel" the Strand,
Ninth and ID streets.
.The Lure" Moore's Garden, AT
Ninth street.
Special Labor Day feature, the
Regent, Etgkteenth and California
streets.
Francis X. Bushman, In "tnder
Royal Patronage" Olympic Park,
Fourteenth and v streets.
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IN MEMURIAM

YATES-In loving remembrance OF our tari-
Ing granddaughter GRACE E YATES,
who departed this life ive years ago today
September Z. 1909
God called Grace home. II was His will.
But in our hearts we love her still;
Her memory is dear today
As in the hour she passed away
GRANDPA AND GRANDMA MORRIS.
(Notices for this column are accepted at
so cents fiat either prose poetry, in case
notice does not exceed ten lines Add 10
cents for each line in excess Of tend
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72S 18th St. N. w.

SPECIALIST DISEASES OF THE SKIN
~ AND ASTHMA. SKIN
Blemishes, Eczema. Lupus Skin Cancers
Bronchial Asthma. All are Curabe. Elec-
trict Treatment. DIR. NICHOLSON. 1905 II
Street " W
ORA l.. FIELD,
Magnetic massage; face scalp treatment
92o II 81. y. W.
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PAINTER. paperhanger. plasterer kalsomi-
wants work. room papered 50. painted
s.. IS. 2. GOLDBLATT. 1893 10Th st. n. w. l.
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~1zt.&aa@AMN!S @AM!S
fDsJ;e;2E

Weather forecast-Fair, cooler to.
night and Tuesday.
Condition of Potomac Clearing.
Wind-Northwest.
High tlde-o:57 a. m. and 1927 p. m
Low tide-5:34 a. m. and 6:23 p. m
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BUGGIEs. WAGONS. HARNESS.
We have on hand 20 slightly damaged lug.
cleo. For sale at 2ee off for cash.
II. q. IEARY, 40 Pa Ava
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FOR SALE-L0TS
FOR SAlE-FARMS
FOR RENT-0FFICES

LARGE FRONT ROOM doctor or dentists
office other rooms II desired. 1909 18th ST.
n w Near Thomas Circle.
LARGE OFFICES and stores In business
section electric lights, elevator, steam,
tanitor Sl2 to SIS Dental Offices. SIS to SIS.
VICTOR BLDG. 9th and Grant pl Call 9Th
floor.
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TOMORROW

TOMORROW.
"The Million Dollar Mystery"
eleventh fnstalImen Olympic Park,
Fourteenth and v streets.
The LittIest RebeI,- the Strand,
Ninth and ID streets.
"1he Lure" Moore's Garden, 423
Ninth street.
"AtIsntfs," CrandaIrs, Ninth and
streets.
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OFFERS PRAISE
deputy State Tax Collector p. a. An
oerson Says Less Trouble Esperi.
eneed Here Than Elsewhere.

On a recent visit here. p. II. Ander.
SON. deputy state tax collector, said
mat he had found less trouble in do
Ing his work In Ohio county than In
any county he had visited. He stated
mat under County Clerk ]. r. Wells.
the penalty taxes we're almost nj A
minimum and attributed this 10 tho
way the clerk looked after the tax
payers IN HIS bsiliwick This should
De OF interest 20 the tax payer. a. n
shows that Mr. Wells has made a
supreme effort 90 bring the work Of
MS onice 20 an efficient state.
Notices were sent out TO ali Der.
sons owing state license taxes. apt,ris.
ing them Of the time when the penaitv
would begin and requesting them 10
pay the regular tax before h was too
late. In this manner he was instrsi.
mental In saving the On Npayer a con.
siderable sum Of money In each col
lection, az tho penalty was ont ncces.
sary. Mr. Wells r. back In the rame
Tor another term and n IL thougot
these little sets Of consideration for
the tax payer will be- remembered bv
the voters.
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MOORE In TOWN
President OF Ohio Miners confers
With Sub-District Officials Re-
9ardtng Rush Run Trouble.

President John Moore Of the Ohio
Mine Workers OF America, is spend.
ing few days in the city. comforting
with officials Of sub-district No. !
regarding a grievance at the Beech
Flat Coal company at Rush Run. The
grievance concerns stripping. It is
understood.
President Moore. in response to an
inquiry regarding the possibility of an
early settlement OF the Eastern ONO
coal strike, said that the indications
are not rosy" There is no apparent
change in the situation. he said. and
the miners are expecting an extended
strike. The relief is coming every
week. he said, not a payment having
been missed.
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PRIZE WINNERS
Names IN Contest az the n. c. Franz
helm Co. Store Were Announeed
Yesterday.

For some time past the "a. G. Franz.
helm company has been conducting a
big contest and now that Il IL ended
they have announced the prize win.
ners. The list published herewith
contains the names Of all the winners
and gives the numbers contestants se
cured On the contest
First prize. mahogany grandfather
clock. went to Mrs Levy smith oi
Moundsville. with li.025
Second prize. 9xt2 Administer rug
o. Mrs. Charles r. Schrader Of Lennon
lace. who had 13.17f
Third prize. full size brass bed IN
Mrs a W. May OF Follansbee. who
had 1888
Fourth prize. 1OOpiece dinner set
vent TO Mrs. Huliihen Quarter. wal.
nut avenue. bethlehem pike. who bad
1000.
Fifth prize. New idea gas range 70,
70 be claimed. the contestant having
Sixth prize. gas or electric Iamn.
the contestant yet 70 be- decided. thu
winner having 100
Seventh prize. one dozen silver
spoons. the winner not yet announced.
although the number was N .OGt
Eighth prize. Ironing board and Get
of irons. ~ Mrs.. Mary Alderman Of
stratford hotel. with 1913.
Ninth prize. handsome picture. 10
Mrs. ~. Herman. Virginia apartments.
with 1876
Tenth prize. handsome umbrella
stand. not yet decided. with the win.
ming contestant being 9.O29.
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LOCAL AUT0ISTS
OPPOSE WAR TAX
OHIO VALLEY CLUB URGES SEN.
AToRs TO VOTE AGAINST
MEASURE.
Declares Proposed Tax Would Be Un-
Just Diserinnination-Au Tax
Already Too High.

The Ohio Valley Automobile club
has Joined with the American Auto
mobile association. with which u Is
affiliated. In nationwide protest
against the proposed war tax measure
now pending In congress. imposing a
tax or one cent per gaollon on gaso.
line and fifty cents per horsepower on
cars sold by dealers The local club
has sent kilograms 20 each Of the
United states senators from West
virginia protesting against the meas.
IRE and pointing out that local auto.
bOile owners already must pay n state
tax Of 80. city tax 81 SO and audl.
tors fees of 80 cents. tOtalinr $40 so
per year, In addition 20 a personal
property tar on each machine
The club feels that any legislation
therefore. which imposes an addition.
Ia TAX and singles out motor cars from
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PROMISED REPAIRS
Fulton Council Assures Ohio Valley
Auto Club That Streets VIII
BE improved.

The Fulton council has assured the
OHIO Valley Automobile club that re-
pairs will be made TO the streets OF
that town atteh earliest possible time.
The streets are In bad condition. due
70 several sewers and gas mains hav.
ing been placed.
~ Monday evenings session OF
council. a committee composed OF
president II. w. Gee Secretary A. II.
Hohlitzel. Cecil A. Robinson. a. C.
Stifel and II. l. Echkart. representing
the automobile cluD. asked that the
streets be given attention. They re-.
ceiyed the assurance that the matter
viii be attended TO promptly
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GOOD COLLECTIONS
County rsSes Are Being Paid Earle,
This Year Than Last-Pros-
poets Are Good

Aecording 20 sheriff Sweeney. the
CORRECTION Of 1913 aN bills are coming
IN THIS year about twice a. good as
last year For the first four days
% the discount period there has been
collected over 81 900. AGAINST az 800
~ last year This is considered verv
satisfactory BY tho sheriff and he
feels that the tax payers Of the county
are going 20 avail themselves % every
opportunity 10 keep square this year
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chailengers. Allen Atkinson CR); IT. T..
= Thornburg Ode judges &. A. Anderson
| Cd; J. A. stewart Cd.
Triadslphia District
No. Judge. George A. Feeny (RD!
chaliengers. Thomas &. Mofat (RD.
Louis Cook Cd. judges, Louis Dimnlei
I Cd. William G. Henry ID.
No. Judge. John W Adams. (R):
eheilengers. Geo. W Yeago. (R.); +.
Pcddicord. Cd: judges. Charles Prank.
I Cd; g. \. Wood. Cd.
No. s-Judge, Frank II. Blowers, (R) =
Weitzel. lDl; Judges. l.. b. Kletzley.
tpls Emil Hanko. Cd.
No. Judge. Michael r. Fitzpatrick.
lk.l; challenEers. Robert Anderson. r.
White. CD James Gehring. CD.
No. 5-Judge. q. W. Simth. (R): chal-
lenEcrs. Charles J. Kerner, (R). Louis
9uimar, cd; Judges. II. II. Marsh. Cd:
No. 6-Judse. Charles seibcrt tRJ;
chailenEers. y. v. McAfce. CR.J: J. &.
Little. Cd: judges. George a. Ranb.
CD; Fat Cleiland CD.
No. I-Iudge. Onward /, Fox, lRl:
Woitzel CD. Judges. r. III. walters.
lhlf q. ". Ewing. CD.
No. judge, Albert . Hand, (R1s.
S1hsilensers, Hiram r. Elliott. (R). w.
CD; ~ D. Wamsley. Cd.
NO Judge. james a. Rirkeft fR1.
challengcrs. Arthur p. Carter. ORD: Jas.
MaEner. CD judges. Harry Thornburg.
ipli Milton shook Cd.
No. lo-Iudge. Howard v Springer.
lltls chailcnEcrs. T.. p Committee. (RD.
W. q. traft CD. Judges Luther Blay-
ncy obs John Helfenbinc. Jr. CDD
ORj: chaiicngcrs. G. ~ Orr M. NJ 3
oldham, tDli judges. Ellsworth Fcrrci.
tD1i ". N. Rhodes. CD.
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other vehicles is an unjust discrim-
nation. Contending that II motor
cars are called upon to pay this tar.
the club has takes the stand that
horse-drawn vehicles should be taxed
also. frankly admitting that their mile
age Is less and the tax should be ac.
cOrdingly graded
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%: Judges. John Fink. Cd; Henry

CD; Judges John Fink. Cd; Henry
No. Judge. Jacob Beiswenger GO.
cha ilsnger D. W. Doyle HD Charles
| tb). Fred Frabei Cd.
No. a-Judge. John W NoIte. OR):
challenger, cnis Noitle tR1, VIII Roth
ermund Cd. Judges James W t'ianna-
gan Cd, ". u. Cooey ODD.
No. 4-Judge. Fred Krinkman. OD:
challenger. John ~ Roth tf). John En-
mis- tD) judges. Harry Briese Cd. Her
man Bentz Cd.
No. Judge. Adam TIomecker Ord:
Shauenger o. stegmau tR) u. a.
Ankle Cd.
40. Judge. Charles a. seabrirbt
hl, challenger, Frank Waiter ORD.
Harry Baums. CD. Judrca. James Craig
Edward Humes. tDj. william Bounds.
CD.
40. Judge. W. O. Never CP,. ebat-
lcnEcr Harry Fisher ORD Perry Fisher.
~, ~. Judge James Craig CDJ. Carl
40. s-JudEc. o. W. schrebe oR,:
9hallenger Thomas !. Miller. R).
John X Farmer % Judges W. D..
Hreise CD. Joseph Humea fDl
No. Judge Pred schcfe. ST.. fpo.
Challenge. Aiongo Marshall fRl. W b
Miler lDl. ludges Walter Beck tDl
80. io-Judge James Kempie Up,.
challengera. .. g. Garviu Orb. HALEY b.
A.HlI .lffs Judges. frank T.. simpson
fIls simon Huup iUl.
Hichiand District
No. Judge Harry Hlhee ORD. rhef-
lcnEerH. ~ y Rice til. George hilbert
krTuiaerrr fl1.
30 Judge charles Keller tpl:
clnllenEers. Fred Ucece gWD. Donald
rrrooks, lnl; iudgea J.. ~ Nichols Cnl:.
10 a-Iudge. charles Keller ffD.
challcngers. =. r. NcConbe tUl. Warry
MilNns Cd. Judges. r. D. McCracken
I'D, Roy liaukc lpl.
No. Judge Alexander McCufIorh
~ cnnllengera Elya Robinson tul.
Frank Toihert lpl. JUDGES. ~ 4 Duvai
iIl, John BASEL fDl.
70 5-Judge. vs. g. Murray tRl.
chnllonrerr. George Innchmever fRl.|
William Farley On1. Judges t'anrrhrif
savage ODD. jacob Keller fu0
Liberty District
No. Judge. q 4 Gardner OIl rfnf.
lcuger.. william Lowe tHl. Edward
Mckinley tul. Judges brook shields
0ll. James McCausiand fn1
challenger. ~ McCsmmon tRi:I
David shaler tnl iudroa q " rarnfon
tpl. a W scott fn1
No. 3-Judgs George Morrison CR).I
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penSe account. Mon
day Miss Rice joined us
for a two weeks stay as
An inStructreSS in yarn
work. What have you
in mind? 1t matters
not, if it can be made of
yarn. Miss Rice will
show you how to do il
in a go-right-ahead man
ner so accurate and so
reSultful. AfghanS, An
to Hoods, Navajo Blan-
ketS, Infants Hoods,
BooteeS Bottle Covers,
Sweaters, ShawlS, Pet
ticoatS, LegginS, Dress
ing SacqueS, Teapot
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Tax Notice

City taxes for the year 1914. will
be due and payable from October
LIST, 10 November LIST. 1914 Per.
sons paying their taxes within the
above named period will he en-
titled 10 a discount on city taxes
Of 2 per cent.
w. S. McELROY,
City Treasurer.
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STOP Those Early bronchial couoh.

They hans on all winter N not
checked. and pave the way for serious
throat and lung diseases Get a bot
tie Of Foiey's Honey and Tar CON.
pound. and take ~ freely. Stops
coughs and colds. heals raw. inhamed
throat loosens the phioem and IL mild
~ laxative. Charles T. Miller I'd En-
quiror. Cannelton. Ind. had bronchial
trouble. got very hoarsc. couehed con-
stantly from tickling throat lie
used Folcy's Honey and Tar Com
pound Was entirely relieved Wants
others 70 know 81 Foley's Honey and
Tar. For sale BY John Coleman a CO.
ADV.
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Holders, Golf Gloves,
Auto Hoods, Chest Pro
tectors, Kimonos, Arm
lets, Bridge Jackets,
CrossoverS, Slippers,
Slumber Sacks, Nit
tens, Tams, ToqueS,
Uhlan Caps, Stockings.
And we are so bounti-
fully supplied with the
fine, soft, smooth, elias
tic Columbia Yarns
that no delay in match
ing can interfere with
the work. Early join
erS of the classes will
reap fullest rewards for
their efforts.
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Free Lessons
On All
Columbia
Yarn
Purchases

What smart and modish neck gar
niShingS you are! Standing very high
in the back, to fit up high to the ears and
highly-combed couture, yet low and
comfortable in front. Of Embroidered
Null and Oriental Laces and other sheer
fabrics so new and so dainty.
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OF all the new style notes in Wo-
mems Neckwear, nothing offers more
promise than the Stiff Collar and Cuff
Sets that fairly seem to be the counter
part of every street suit and dress. Here
is a brand new lot with four pretty styls.
to lend variety to the choosing.
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Challenger. G =. 49, Cn,. " g. e. rS sI2
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WIeIe one Stops moment to coniderWhat
better rs S nP o%E me cost OF her Christmas purchases that
spare m will show balance the
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chailengers. Allen Atkinson C7); IT. T..
Thornburg Cd; judges. G. A. Anderson
I'D. j. A. Stewart Cd.
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No. Judge. 4 4 Gardner ORD. ranf
lcngere william Lowe tRl. EfVard
Mckinley tnl judges brook shield.
fill James McCausiand fnl.
No. l--ludTe MURRAY fn1.
challenger "a. McCsmmon tRi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08
A. H. WERDER CELEBRATES
HALF CENTURY IN GODS WORK
MARTINS FERRY

This morning az the water anu light
collectors 1ri,e ON North rourth street.
Director % Scrvic, Brown ana Sup,r.u-
teudeut Tush. Of the Wheeling Traction
company. preparatory Co opening rogo-
tiatious for tho supplying u the city
% Martins Ferry with current Both
the ~Iuureils Electric and Wheeling
fraction companies are auAInus o. Ht-
ta'l their wires tu the local switch
board and already rates and "a Tow COM
De~~iuu~ have been offered by the SUNNY
side Electric company. II be- Thought
mat Martins Ferry Viii not consider the
chHuEe unless a." local plant l- taken
over hF the contracting party. OF
course before the plant can be- hIuduu-
cd CD, action of council Will BE- necessary
md 10 fs probable hat UeutI1u VIII
hr made ~ the matter al the next meet
ing.
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returned from Washington. Pa. vhcro
Dc attended college
Miss Lima ~StrlIsrs OF 81 Ct,rrsv,rr.
'I' 10" weekend with relatives and
friends iu thir city.
In" regular meeting OF the DelIaire
ing. ' even
Items ~ interest for this parer u,v
~" l'il 40 the city Book store or f.le-
phou,d 10 the reporter. H,li eCl- ~
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odd renows 10 Mount pl.a,aBt.

Many ~ the member Of the local
lodge % pif Fellows met yesterday
m"fuiuE 80 tNv corner Uf llfth and Han
over street from which place they START
cd on tn"iI uIp tn Mount Pheasant tu at
Tend the memorial exercises OF the
Mount Pleasant lodge. The locals We're
ais" guests OF the member ,f the
Mount Pleasant lodE" Coo luncheon yo.-
teraaN. The body returned Co this city
on tho $50 O'Clock train over the wheel
lrg O. Lake Erie railroad. The curtru
branch of rho local lodge uf odd Fol-
lows IuuruoI Co IcuU.-uu Yesterday
morning where th,v also attended tUt
ULI L.LL-Ma -nm.- u. -nLA-r.--
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VENERABLE PASTOR OF ST
LUTHERAN CHURCH
GREETED BY MEMBERS
And Friends at Special Services Con.
Quoted Yesterdsy-Pu5lic
Reception Tonight.

Celebrating the completion Of a
MALT century OF the Christian service
and faithful Stewardship Of its pas.
ter. tho venerable Rev. 4. ~. Werder
wy conservation OF ST James Evan.
s'llcan Lutheran church yesterday
BEGAN e golden jubilee. The cele.
bratlon Will continue tonight and 10
morrow evening
tsierday a splendid tribute was
paid 20 the ministry Of tne aFad
PREACHER and the high example OF his
'S''ll'Hi NE. His efforts were laud.
ed by some Of the most promiren,
men OF his denomination and heller
ME ne was the recipient oil Tho
~nta4ll'St congratulatious not only
Eatlon but from residents Of the Civ
generally. irrespective OF religion or
creed. vi
Somewhat bent with tn. svo
s.5iS oi MS age. though still active
ana iull Of energy and zeal In bis
CHOSEN calling. Rev. Werder yester
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BRIDGEPORT
MAZE Trtp IN RodH-

Ihe members 81 the Senior Mechanics
y "'N afternoon where they attend
Ln" memorial services 81 the Hellsire
"I ne q A. r. IN "a body. Those
mtthlnE the trip mot at fn. HsIDr.f,
nail 20 ] O'Clock Many Of tho member
"i other Mechanic lodges In ne VALLEY
attended the rerVIcs1 my
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LOUIS battck attempted TO set tho
Hutchinson Coal Co.'S harm .r H..
-ip"2 ana was later captured and
I'AEhi To- the bridgeport lain and 49,
Earring viii probably be hold fo-dsv
lN' iire was soon discovered and mai.
llitE' was done. The barn had f.uf
mules and about eight toms ri la,
"i the barn hy placing v4.r. ,IIt
win "il and lighting &c.. under me slr'
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Fourth of July


Elaborate Preparations are being
made for O. big COURT 81 July ccle-
hrnfiou az -Sltdy-i0r. The ShadFSide
I.uald 81 Trade, the DR.. I'D. O.. 4. NJ and
ihc Rod Men have all combined 20 make
iHis The greatest celebration BOO the his
.Hff OF ~~hHaF.'No. David Todd. or
YOUNGSTOWN. candidate for governor.
w'l deliver thc principal address on
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Secretary MrA'y OF tho association.
uNs booked two good teams for the next
w." ~nuiaFs- ON sunday. June IL tho
crack aggregation uf ban PLAYERS from
M~d-hlnEtuu. II., viii play tho Athletics.
ih" fast Professional team from comm
day. June q.
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Visitor - Are you having any
trouble % find work for the uucm
plOyed horc2
Uncle Eben - nope. our trouble
here b. '0 get work out OF the en-
uloyod-IUdge.
Possible Boarder - ! enjoyed MY
dinner very much. and. q 10 wa 70
fair sample Of your meals. ] should
like o. come 90 terms
FarWor-Fr-t Of all. mister. was
that e. fair sample Of your appetite?
Boston Transcript
I think. said tho editor. I'm n vor-
ricd tone. that will drop Journal
ism o take 20 astronomy
why o."
'Bcca'Ise astronomers have moro
spac" than they know what 90 do
will. '-IrCsbyterian Herald.
First Actor And they're Offering
me q South African tour - which I
think I shall take.
Second Ditto-Don't do q. laddie.
don't do f. Have you over fully
rendered the size and substance OF
the Ostrich cgE'-London Opinion
MY husband doesn't care for grand
opera"
But notice tha: he appIauds Wig.
orously"
He does that 70 keen wake .-
Washington Herald.
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Tho couuci Of st. fauTs Co..,
-Nth"rAr church held It's regular meet
lhE yesterday afternoon iu the lecture
room or the church. The meeting Va.
.p'n"d az 2aU o'clock with am mo u,nr,.
.'Is present and many interesting mat
itra We're discussed during th. -essf.p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

Special services in honor % Fafbe-.a
DAY. were conductcd ut "a, First NJ. r..
church. yesterday HpruiuE. A special
program OF music and Rotations WINS
rendered and IEv. e. D. smith. raetn-
"t th' church. delivered an appropriata
sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

1..h Htr"art OF kirkwoOd. was ar.
g.st,d last night b. officer Britt,u
stewart H. being held on "a non suppot
SharEs as he left a wife and i've chil.
IN lh destitute circumstance. ~,
viii probably get his hearing today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

son band, made "a parade over the prin.
opal streets or The tItt. Co the Rose
1901 cemetery where the rItuaU-tfr ser,
Vices or the order were carried out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

lIl .r-s enc OF the ~i~ rrca, verse. OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-08

Cav happily "a graCrali- ackov
~tEs- t1s>s compliment H. ru,tt
&C fhe Urut,rs % he c-onEr,Eatou
u.- ptlrT callers M tl~ claractsrst.r
Do u frrf evident flat
f" is che 90 'hr most beloved ana
popular ministers .r OBJ. cifg