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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

The latest report appears 10 support
the George NJ. Bowers contention that
his congressional aspirations are but a
stepping stone 70 bic gubernatorisl am
bition.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

III the Washington Herald will step
over to the White House it will find that
great man" it is looking for.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

Solomon was reputed to have had two
hundred wives. If living today he could
dictate his own terms with the candidates.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

We have no theory as to how the
European war started and we have not
the space to spare for those who are in
clined to enlighten US.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

IT is said that Charles w. Morse, the ice
king who was pardoned by President Taft
on account OF being in dying condition,
has made several thousand dollars in
speculation since be- left the Atlanta pen.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

We don't care dumdum since incl
Presley Morris explained it.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

The monumental city turned the
town over to the Star Spang!ed Banner.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

The scissors in the hand of the editor
Is truly labor-saving device.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

Too bad that Col. Robert Lee Gregory
is going to be distant in the senatorial
<sce.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

The Democratic slogan in the state of
Ohio is Bully for Coxr'
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

The army that we take off our hat to is
the one that passed by on Labor day.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

The nations that have hoisted the flag
OF neutrality feel safer in extending the
social invitations.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

IL If too early TO prophesy with any de.
gree OF accuracy jnst how many elephants
Teddy will slay in his campaign tour Of
West Virginia, but we feel reasonA a.
sure that uncle Presley Morris wiz 6e
spared
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24
rlptlon.
KINowoop. SEPTEMBER "a
EMocRATIc TICKET
EIsetIon Tuesday, November 3, 1914
CONGRESSIONAL TICKET
For Congress

AT Larec-T. +. Hodges. of Monongalia.
LIST Dist.-M. NJ. Nelly. Of Marion.
End Dist.--Wm. G. Brown, of Preston.
Srd Dist.-Adam b. Lttlepage, Kanawha.
4th Dist. NJ. Hamilton. of Calhoun.
9th Dist.-George /. Neal, of Cabell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1914-09-24

We have better opinion Of Bandit
Pancho Villa than some .. lfe European
warriorj,T The reprisau |hich some Of
angel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-14
NEWS BRIEFS

M. j. Cullinan was named trus-
tee Ia the Harry Grant bankruptcy
case az the first meeting OF creditors
Yesterday before Referee Henry 4.
Nolte. Hrnan 4. Hundt. r. Kline and
Russell J.. Nost were appointed ap-
praisers.
Two men were accepted and six
teen were rejected by the local re
cruiting station. according 20 the re-
port Of Sergeant John Barry. during
the first ten days of this month.
Notices have been sent 70 stock
holders OF the Home Fire Insurance
Company which was recently sold out
and is now being liquidated. declaring
stock dividend 81 so per cent n
BIS said the company will pay SOS on
every share. The par value Of which
was $50. making o profit u sl5 per
share
Ballots for tho fifteenth annual
election of the board ~ trade 10 be
one of the features OF the annual cleo
ton Friday evening. are being mailed
10 tho members.
business houses along Market
street. between Twelfth md Four
teentn streets. wcrO caused some in
convenience when the power went on
and they were without light for a
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short time. Tie power went of about
40 o'clock.
A meeting OF the physicians and
surgeons OF the Ohio Valley General
hospital has been called for Monday.
All of the surgeons who have been
elected TO positions In the hospital
are expected TO be present at the
meeting where final arrangements
will be made for the receiving OF pa
tients January 81.
st Joseph cathedral, branch No.
$40. l.. G. B. 4, installed its officia. IS
for the ensuing year at a meeting
After the installation luncheon was
served TO all who were present.
A meeting OF the Personal Work.
ers' league was held yesterday at
noon at the V. NJ. C. 4. building
The Industrial Workers OF the y.
VI. G. a. held their regular weekly
shop meeting yesterday at the Hazel
Atlas Glass company. Rev. W. :.
Dysinger delivered the principal ad-
dress at the meeting. Thursday the
regular weekly shop meeting will be
held at the Wheeling Mold and Foun-
dry. Rev. j. B. Workman will be the
principal speaker. and Friday at the
Wheeling Stamping company meeting
Rev. Charles Hutslar will deliver the
address.
Friday evening Of this week Prof
Taylor Of Bethany college will de
liver an address before the members
OF the mems Bible class at the Y. NJ.
c. A. building.
The present time the farmers out
through the rural districts complain
that hunters are violating the game
law In the way they are killing quail
strong plea is being made 10 State
Game Warden Niquesney to enforce
the law in regard to hunting quail.
The regular weekly meeting OF
Wheeling lodge No III was held at
its headquarters I'm the Waldorf
building yesterday evening Only bust
ness matters OF a routine nature was
brought up and disposed OF at the
meeting
AT the present time the officials
% the Associated Charities are re-.
Ceiving several Inquiries In regard TO
clothing and shoes The organization
is unable 10 furnish the necessary
supplies. as Il does not have the nee
essary supply Of clothing and shoes
on hand The officials OF the Saliva
tion Army are also receiving inquiries
IN regard To- clothing
The members OF Wheeling coun.
ell No %. United Commercial Tray.
elers. are advertising widely the
grand council meeting OF the travel
ers which is 10 be held in this city in
June. which viii be composed Of del.
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egates from the following states.
Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky
and Maryland.
At the recent poultry show which
was held at Elizabethtown. Pa. vii
liam 7. House x Son. 444 North
Front street. had their chickens from
this city represented at the show
The firm won the following prizes on
their chickens. Two firsts, two sec
onds, one third. one fourth and two
niths. Wherever the chickens have
been exhibited they have won great
praise. The chickens will be exhib-
tied at the poultry show which VIII
be held in this city In the near fu-
ture
Mullen division No. 2. 4. o. H..
Will install its officers at its meeting
which is 10 be held next Sunday aft
ernoon for the ensuing year.
The pure water commission OF
the city met yesterday at the Office
OF Engineer Charles -. Cooke and
went over plans and discussed meth
DDS Of filtration. Further than this
the committee has done nothing def
mite
The union installation OF officers
OF the \. o. U. w lodge will be held
at their lodge rooms in their build
ing on North Chapline street Thurs
day evening. January 10. instead Of
Friday evening
State Hotel Inspector Sees and
Food ms pector w II. Smith are may
ing the rounds Of the hotels and eat
ing houses OF the city and will likely
have very interesting report 10 sub
NIT within a few days They say
that the places they have visited thus
far have treated them with the ut
most courtesy.
City Treasurer W. s NcElroy
has extended the time for the dis
count on water rents until tomorrow.
From now forward Mr. McElroy will
close his Office al o'clock on Sat
urday
Due to the rapid change in tho
weather yesterday. the county over
sees were kept very busy looking
after the needs OF their wards over
the city and county
Tomorrow will be pay day for the
health. police frcmcn and other city
officials, which will toal $4,000.
The suit OF Mrs. Aloe Rivers
against her husband. pertaining 10 tho
custody Of their child was continued
yesterday by Judge Newman until
tomorrow afternoon.
A meeting Of the Advisory Com
N1ittee Of the Associated Charities
was held yesterday afternoon az tho
Board 81 Trade building. where Ct
number Of cases which the oreaniza-
ton Is dealing with at the present
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tline, were taken up for discussion
ana disposed OF by the members OF
lne committee. The nature OF the
cases which the committee had mn
10 decide on at the meeting were
~, S,ateu. Ihe meeting was we'll
mittee N'i"-
,-cIhe property OF Fannie and Riley
McC annie, OF GoOsetown, was sold YES
Ierday by Squire Wickham to w n
Tucker for $500.
After the term of the present
tease OF the lodges which are renting
quarters IN the MCIain building have
expired. the lodge quarters will he
leased 10 only one lodge and this
lodge viii have the privilege of re
renting quarters TO other lodges.
Billy Sunday has formally an
hOuhced that his eyangelistic cam
taIt1 win begin at Huntington on
April 70. The campaign Will last for
SIX weeks. Or. Hiatt. who is the pas
TOR or the First VI. l.. church at Hunt
lhston, has charge Of the arrange
ments Tor the campaign.
Engineer G. T. Smith has been
selected as the principal speaker for
the meeting OF the Mems Club. which
Is TO be held at the St Luke's Z. T.
church this evening His subject for
the meeting viii be FILTRATION" No
doubt he will deliver an Interesting
address on this subject
The employees Of the Ohio River
division OF the b. & o. are contribut
inS towards fund which will be
used 10 build home for Jennie smith
the great railroad evangelist. who he
now an invalid. No doubt enough
money may be secured in this way To-
provide for tho former evangelist I'm
her old age.
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ESTIMATED RECEIPTS FROM rHe
AFFAIR WERE ABOUT ss2s.
81 Time All Reports Are In. ~ "a
Expected the Amount Will Be
S~eIieo--Cisen 10 Fire Vic
Tins Families

The charity entertainment given
inder the auspices OF the wheeling
High School Alumni Association ves-
erday evening at the Market Audi
ortum at O'Clock. proved q decided
success. Quite a large crowd Was
present at the entertainment which
vas estimated 90 be In the neiRhbor-
hood OF 1000. and the total receipts
u the evening from the sale OF the
lckets viii be close 70 s525. The
money received from the entertain
nent VIII be put in the hands OF an
ibie committee. beaded by the Alum
III treasurer. FOR distribution between
he two families bereaved because OF
he recent High school fire.
The officials OF the Alumni Assoc
.iation will continue TO receive do
nations TO this fund for the next two
pr three days. The money which Is
being raised among the High school
Students OF the Webster school will
De turned over 20 the Alumni and n
thought that the fund viii reach
lose to $1,000 inside OF the next few
lays.
The musical and literary program
rs rendered by those who took an
,ctive part in the performance of the
,vening. was carried out in n very
delightful and pleasing manner. which
vas greatly appreciated by the large
audience which assembled for the oc-
,assion
The program was opened BY
Charles Miner, OF the Alumni who.
n few well chosen remarks. stated
he purpose OF the entertainment OF
he evening. and who also at the
lose OF the rendering OF the program
extended the thanks and apprecia %
lion OF the members Of the Alumni
Association TO those who had assist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-14

The Elm Grove miners local held f,
special freeting last evening At head
tiers Of business were taken M and dis
GUESSED by those IN attendance
II IS said that the county commission
ers Or Ohio county will omen seevraI
limestone quarries for procuring stone
for the roads In the near future
4 deal has been close within the
past Few days by the Security Trust
company whereby George Rlackford be-
comes the owner Of lot No. . at Cecil
All arrangements have been cornnlet-
cd by the pupils Of West Alexander High
school for the entertainment that VIII
be given NJ the school auditorium Fri
dav evening.
4 sleighing party comnosed 81 the
young people OF Ciavsvilie will take
place this evening Their destination
viii be West Alexander. where thrv will
enjoy. q chlcken-wanie supper az tho La
David Paxton Fulton's recently elect
81 mayor u confined 90 his home il
~ aries Hood. representative W the
Penn Tobacco company was business
caller az Elm Grove Yesterday
II IS said that Ely Miller. prominent
wherehv Josenh Porter becomes owner of
tho barber shop AZ that place.
Matthew Mitchell. ~ Film Grove. &C.
snen,dinr several days at Pittsburgh
. James Ransom. OF Milwaukee. Wis. -
trc guest Of relative ana friends ~
John Davis. Of ConneuqvuIo. -, was
~ Elm Grove looking after business
Yesterday.
The annual meeting Or tho officials NJ
me FRET Natiogal Bank ~ Elm Grove
Jack Taylor ~ Parkoreburr. fs the
guest OF friends and relatives ~ Fdg-
The annual meeting of the board OF
directors ~ the state Bank ~ Frr1
Grove was held yesterday a. the bank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-14
Suffering From Cold.

The attendant suffering that always
Follows the first cold wave OF the win
yer IS prevailing In the country dis
tricts at the present time. Since the
beginning OF the cold wave last Sat
urday reports from the country dis.
tricts are 10 the effect that much suf-
tering from the winter winds Is being
telt not only by the people but cattle
The extremely wei condition OF the
roads when the cold spell began.
causing them to freeze in a manner
that indicated a stream more than a
road. has made travel extremely ar.
hcult and in many places next TO i'm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-14
GOOD MEETING
Wheeling Ad Club Holds Excellent
Meeting In Elliott School Rooms
Interesting Talks

The most successful meeting In the
Wheeling Ad clubs existence was
held last evening az the Elliott Com
mercial school. with goodly num-
Der of members present and large
quota Of visitors Every body en-
joyed and got some good out Of the
different discussions and talks given
by W. T. carp, H. n. Wilson. n. {.
ogden and Walter Bruce. Visitors
from Ouf or town were r. g. HAYDEN
of the Nu'ugraph Sales company OF
Pittsburgh. Pa. and Walter Bruce OF
the Gerlach Barlow company. 10.
liet. DO.
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HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI BENEFIT
LAST NIGHT WAS BIG SUCCESS

ed 80 ably in carrying out the pro-
gram.
Those who took an active part on
the program were as follows Miss
Gertrude Brown. vocal solo: Mr.
Howard Dudley. vocal solo: Miss
Bertha Miner. reading: Mrs. Forrest
Frankhanser. vocal solo: Mr. Emil
Aucreman. solo: Miss Jessie Wolfe.
plano solo: Mrs. Anna Hilton Otto.
vocal solo. Mrs. Herbert Carmichael.
reading. Mrs. Elsie Gundling- Duga.
solo; Frank Kincheloe. vocal solo /:
Mrs. Chester Hutchinson. reading /.
and Mrs. Elsie Fischer Kincheloe.
vocal solo.
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Tennis club holds Msetinn.

The Stein Tennis club conposa1 M,
the young people OF Elm Brove. held a
meeting last evening at woehers hall
SeNefai matters OF business was taken
up including the election of ofricers for
the coming year and transactinr the re.
mainder OF last years business Fol
lowing are the names OF Officers for the
coming year. President. Charles Cald-
well; vice president. Eleanor stein: sec.
rotary. Fred Hall: treasurer Frank
smith; executive board: w. p Carpen-
ter. Logan Kittle and John Creighton.
The next regular meeting will be held
some time in March
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The Roynl NeIghhors T,adIes AuvIiI-
airy OF the Modern Woodmen OF Ameri-
cal VIII hold a meeting Thursday even
ing In their hall at Elm Grove for the
purpose OF Installing the officers that
were elected at the recent meeting OF
that organization. Several other mat
tiers or business will be taken up In
Guiding the initiation OF several new
members, after which a social hour
viii be enjoyed. All members are re-
quested 20 be present
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The citizens OF the towns OF Pleas
ant Valley. Wood sdale. LeatherwOOd
and Edg~oCd have recently appoint
ed committee that will meet at the
Strauord Springs hotel this evening
for the purpose of taking action on
the matter of securing better fire pro
lection for the residents OF those
places. This movement has been on
foot for some time among the resi-
dents OF these towns. but not until
after the recent fires that have oc-
CURED in this section has ant definite
action been taken. Up 20 the present
time the only action taken has been
by the residents OF Edgwood. where
several events have been given for
the purpose OF raising money 70 pro-
cure the fire fighting apparatus that IS
30 sorely needed in that vicinity. The
committee that meets this evening
at the Stratford hotel will be com
posed Jointly OF residents OF all OF
the above named towns. They will
take up tho proposition OF procuring
an mp 10 date fire fighting apparatus
TO be located at the top OF Chicken
Neck hill where Il viii be accessible
to all the surrounding towns.
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Firc Scare.

Al an early honr yesterday morn
ing the residents OF Kenwood Place
were startled by a fire alarm that had
been rung in AZ the Edgwood Volun-
teer Fire Company station. The fire
was said to be az the Alexander
Glass home. The chemical engine
started I'm great haste but IL had gone
but a short distance when II col
lapsed in the street The fremen
then procured fire eNtinguishers from
Gordon's pharmacy and the Woods
dale garage and made great haste TO
the building that was supposed 10 be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-14
Services Chnnreh

The Lutheran church services prepara-
tory 20 the holy communion will be held
at the Edcwood town hall this evening
81 t;f5 O'Clock. The change was made
from Friday evening OF this week. on
which date will be held the reception
Tor Rev. and Mrs Harshman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-01-14
BRITToE NEGLECTED..

ST. LOUIS. Mo. lam 80 sobr,l.-
Eriffou was reelected president az tho
So Louis National League base ban Climb
to-day.
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Realty Deal.

real estate deal mas been con
summated during the past few DAYS
whereby George w. Steenrod and
others sold lot + in Steenrod Place
lnear Pleasant Valley 20 Platoff
Zane. II is said that Mr.. Zane will
begin the construction OF a new dwell
ling within the near future. Several
other important deals are said 20 be
pending. and II Is expected that they
VIII be closed within the next few
DAYS
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