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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
COLORADO MILITIA IS BEING
RFOUCANHfD THROUGHOUT
RECRUITING COMPANIES TO Full
sTaENorh ~ PROGRESS ~
COAL CAMPS.

BESvEn. colo. oct n Annonnrr
menf by Governor Eiias n hmInunf
that ihl state f1iiifin n hrinr frnfrpH
izsa and ihn' Colorado VIII soen ~
al,ls to manuHe hFf nvn Affairs has ~
sealed another niar,ling example ~ inf
danllnstinn ~ sists aofefnmeni ~
john ~ flsckefriief
When ftsinrhdnH militia and eunmon
murdered and rrsmaird niufleep msf,
y0s,en and children AZ Ludlow Am
nnons Rass niii the statement that thf
National nunrd Vas recruited nsi"ua
ihs most lnfiucntie. cltisenr ~ ~
State
Evidently be thinks that this hluff 4
no longer necessary and Il WILLING q
have u known that tho niiiilir y c'nl-
posed ~ imported aksaeniia ~ ne c'rl
operators and the scum ~ tho rgfif'
gashsrff ffum al over the Tinted
States.
Thia dine ihsrt - no psrieuae ~ W.
crufiua ~ membrr. from "the f-fi
families 50 iBe state.
The guard IL being recruited Az So
fusi strength IN the srpo ecS camg.
~ ihn stats. rhe feaefal tfonl,s nv
supposed ~ prevent snfcue ffteu ftf.
ryins arms, The cost operators fnFre
that the federal trDeps would We viii
drawn before their funfnen aIid sfen'
we're fuliy afmfi ~ the foserHef 90
the lqb.
IN each fcah cpai canin every Hiilhf
breaker han been made a mensl'e V 81.
Colorado National GUARD. ~ aprt
they are beinx furnished win stats
equipment. lpcludins arms and guainan'
itlou. The Imported mur0evrr. mHn,
~ them members ~ thf nalawin Fsis'
| Detective agency havf ssrrn elpplnit
officers u tie ne@ niilisa1 cpfnRa
nlee
Idsuisuaps X y fSndsFfsliA one q
/ the commanders ~ Inc sunn,tu an'
militia IN the Ludlow tfassaefr % ~
rsctislk the vork ~ Organization Ma
ior Pat Mnmr4rk. chisf Ia command p
str rqardsfers " ho'dlua rife practice
AZ uclden prcpafine tiae thugs fnr an
otter siaunh'er - latsfioe mon q ~
state.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

"Thouah we cinim to br democrat
De- ahscfmmsnt unf statutes Ho ad
dressed io lawyers aud not to the prH.
pie myman cun mril, he expected
to understand innt phmseulaay The
principal German snintes particularly
the civil code ore rnhilahed in cheap.
popular aud handy editions arr found
ln hundreds oi thousands ~ hnmrs The
ey trnnrinhr scnae 0f iraallt, Ut the
Grriuan people ln uni entirely uncon+
ucctcd with shcinirlilfHhHiiy ~ nclf
lwH
The roNm.tire nu TaAntiun also
euhnttod q sspou goo tho involved aud
coufnsrd fnfm ~ ihe lrcmno tax law.
And rccummsDdci ~ revision. as fnl+
lows
Apart fran sprefic defects ihf
structure aud ilnsunkc ~ the aci as d
Whole is opep ta ihr eia vest objections
a revision a tpe law rhould THEREFOR
extend to iie tnrm as WILL an 90 iti
Substance 1'hv onifo act nhoua h'
rrcpnssriciod AMI lhorc shnald D.
piscra upDn tho statute book an ln
come iaN law DIV arranged ana oS-
pressed as tn lv convenient Tor fcf
ercnce oonslefoni in ali itu parts an'
cnrahle ~ heinF understood hy clii.
aru ~ aVffRrc lhtrllltsucr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Tho international law Committee
sisn approved tho proposed ntqtna
tienal conference fof the uulfication ~
laws rciatlng 30 bills ~ eNohaoee. and
the proposed International agreement
n reapcct io dsek cateoos exported
iion thc ni,ed States in thc winter
iimr
Tho Committee nu Commercial law
rfports in favor ~ she coutiuuaac, e
ihe Naiiund naukrdrtey Act. and op
posses ail legislation a. rrresi Tho act
simplicity ana clrarness ~ laws ~
as to he undcrataed bs the aNcgaee
citienn. 81 ~trvuFlN prsrd hs the Special
Commiiier On legislative Drafting IL
refers iu thir connection to the Hcrovn.
ns moustrstliy 10 the lncomr 1sN
Atl w4th uH involved prhaagoioeN
aud no attempt wi.sessr ia orderly
arrangement The fHfmai defects ~
tho Act aro pointed ent under nins
heads one w them showinn 'cegtain
Sentences so Wurdrt as 20 make no
sense g iiieinr, Interpreted The
Committee adds
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
keep LIVER AND
BOWELS REGULAR
WITH CASCARETS
NO MORE HEADACHE. BAD COLDS,
SOUR STOMACH Ahp CON-
SITUATION.

fIff n fNrfffit fffA INV
~ odds hos bod your liver stomach
~ bowels i0w much your hcad aches.
how niAeiails ard pncomfprsbh You
are from constipation. indigestion. ~.
lDysnena and sluggish bowels ypu al
v sst set me desired results from cah-
carefT
Dont let your stomach. liver ana
bowels make yD1 miserable Tale cas-
careis tonight PIT an fi'd "a The head 2
ache. hliiousnefa. difglnrae, nervous
ness. sick. sour gansy sipniach- back Z
ache ana az other distress; cleanse
xorr innlde ORGANS If All The bile xpres
and eonssipated matter which u PRIV
aBeinE me misery
accent box means health. hnppl 2
oess and = clear head foF monihs Ne
;noo e,aNs u gloom and distress . yvu
y.tl tats ratcaret nov Ard then Al
druggists ssil canars.ts Don't ftreet
tbo ehllafen their lliils luaides seed a
gentle cleansing, fge. Advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

MHNr u.roftflea from luna Troubles
afc due 20 lf Rolls rlne-THr Honey u
Strengthens fho Lungs checks tho
Cough nd HNna relief at once Ne
'v 8 WllWna, Gates g. g. writes
>'t NEED tit Bells Zinc Tar Homes in
20 csHr riNrr np aH honeicfs ana q
affected d rnmuiCte rufs Got n bottle
of Dr nvll'r Pine far iiunr, n yonr
cousin o. dF' and hachina ti d iufaie
down enc thro.i Suif vlif surely set
rcii,f only gee at your druRslH
ofiiFcmnni
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

i'.ni ana i % doesn't muiehtcn SOFA
fishi ur ana ntte sou iafi au. anal
tif'i'hs Pay aerrius waut Sod a. Ia,
nick ie ihr Store snd rei sonr money
lh'dfpns iivfr Tone if destrlylnr the
OF ei'Nmri ht,tase 30 b. ucal liver
.ie'i.'ne entirely vceciahiS. therefore
'th nni Ni'iNair ur make you sick.
snafnnter thtt one spoonful 80 nng
Nne liver Tore wil pu; yoar sluas.sh
t'ef 3D. WoiN ani clean your bowel. *
'hft Sour hll' end consupat,d u..te
Which is cicseina yolr systcn ANA
mAAins fou feel miserable ruaanioo
init bottle 20 nNdsuns iiNrr Tome
WIZ Necp lour entire family fsoI.ns Dine
ior months give be 90 YOUR shsaron
% De- harmless doesn't erun and ihcp
lhr lir pleasant taHte AdNfrfiaet,ir
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
AUSTRALIA CAMPAIGNS TO
DRIVE OUT beef TRUST"
ACTIVITIES or AMERICAN PACK
Ea6 rs CAUSING MUCH
CONCERN.

,CafYoaulnlsnce The AsHufinifH i'ffHff
SYDNEY. Australia. oct 20. The
governmental inquiry intn the meet
export business Uiih particular rrffrf
eacr 10 the activities ~ the American
packing companies in Aasinslia ~ siiii
in upikrrss Iuatice Nirret Hbo " con
aucilug a. after hearing barge mum
ber ~ Witnesses iH QpefnNlhph whore
the Hwlfin ~ Chicago base eHiabiishra
thfnseiYes under the name u 90.
Anatui,an hieai Export Company. a
nos hearing witnesses IN this city,
The tenor II IKE testimony has been
hat the pacKrrs ln ihs United states
an.e moro uf lsas intimate relations
alih hcpcrsl firms IN this state aiF'
in Queensland That their arrange
nanta With thnrf firms are not ~ re-
csht ugisin, ard that there - not On
the surface ai lerH esiasncetp show
lhhf the packers are nDfltns he Air
trsiian field in cohesion ana With me
eacepiion ~ the Suffi Company tka
alleged membsrs y ihe beef trust -
not intend 20 srt up plants ia Aus
traiia az present.
The royal commissioners has has be-.
fene ham 40 witnesa this ~eah sidney
Ksdman. known ~ tbs Cattle king
a Australia. lie testified that the to-
al AREA ~ crown icasehSlds under his
conffsi wns some 20 1000 acres ~
hlinseif owned over 10000 steep and
80. 900 cattle. md war iniefesiea "
thousands upon Oibef ranches Than iis
pwn. in nnKwer % the question pat ~
Ihe governments lawyer he said be WA
hotin any way Interested ~ any meal
packing ~ meat selling company IN tbs
( rritra states
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

Figures complied 81 the sydney Mail
sh1W that the money ecn "a siahes
during the recent turf aeaspn Amounted
70 q. 80 10. Ten fhuunand races ~efc
hid. the winning hon~s numbered
sts2.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
EMPHATIC OPPOSITION TO JUDICIAL
RECALL VOICED BY AMERICAN BAR

COMMITTEES PRESENTED re.
PORTS FoR YEAR AT ANNUAL
MEETING AMERICAN GAR as.
ISOLATION.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22
PLEA Is MADE rsAr coNsRr IS
APPLY SANE RULE 70 lNlyNc
lion ~ LABOR CASES As 70
OTHER CASES or iNJUSCTiON.

Nt Associated fsfrss
WASHINGTON. October gi I'm
piatic opposition tn thc Hidicnl rrran
@ plea that Congress shoald srpi, the
same rule ts injunction lu labor casrs
as Go other cNses 90 nluncflan and
r'tcrenccs to Panama tolls ami Japan.
rse Immigration are among tha suss.
uNms trtttui ln fepurts % cnmnlttcca
presented to-day ic thc American liar
Assnc.ut'un new iu annual srssion here
'nnscrniuE tht Status of judicial fr-
clil aeitauou the commliirc te oiiise.e
3udiciul Recall epofts Boz par as fol-
lows
"a pcrrpuhir chanec in sentiment
tuHaid thc Judicial rrrall b. SLOWLY huf
-urelr fhowlue fs,lf auions ihs us..iis
~ ihD dflgloud aiasts ln many lud.
ines its tuic nature is NOT Nei under
ateHd lu mnst sfafca tht aNrraat
voter has as Nct Insufficient srprocla
uun nf ts hantful character Tho work
Iof education musi he continued The
slrns however az iuCrrasine saiIrht
eminent duu to persistent efforts 10
its opponents are cteuv here apparent
fuffncr icadins advocates vi fudltii
recall aw saying igss about BE- Snmc
81 thfm are now saAlns uothine about
it SNmo hsfe apparently sNpn up the
iara uf the rcan ~ Judges aud have
tHrned fa thr lndiCial drcisnu rccan as
fuleutHte ntnrr. mfrp adrait hnNf
apparently sitcu lp both the wcall of
uiars aud tho rcan Uf judicial up-
cisi0ns anI EaVr u.lrrsfrl tn positions
iess tn'selniauc tu constitutional dem
ocmg,.
injunction Legislation
inNnVi'on legislation hef.r. ffc pros
nnt 'nreress receives eNtgrdod trrat-
mrnt h, Goo Committee boz chauir of
ths sunIeUt The provision Hmiiinp
distinctions bod labor Disputes ougir1llY
Incorporated boo fhe HHu.trgH lrfisIn-
Hon of ,he lloaac 90 Representatives
tni ltrr amended if fhr Senate ia
criticised ny tnc tumnittoe which
sa's
Ihe provision distinctly Requires
thr court to apply goo controversies lH
iehog oascs a. different rilc from thnt
wh.oh is supplied Boa other cases ~
else special WNllcHes ts auy GLASS ~
mon a opposed not ouls io tbe Doc.
mmuon ~ luacps NJ a. tho
whole ihrory of U1T eovwEmrnt com
thf ruIul sli uarll.a aHp,c
II "t'nn 10 itrve oerufres tn thc gentle
men who propose DO iraialauon thni
s. ihc courts canpa dtclde these coon
tnpersics ncacrosa thol viii hn 0o-
cIird Lt fartr ho HhncNns fsf4it.
80 the latter method we scr plainly b.
Colorado would II uui hasc been bei
Ser to have tho questions which hpt,
eNpn rise Co. hiup3shed thcfU decided
la an orderly manD@f b The Coload,
cnlfif.
Not Opposes 20 Labor.
"Nour cUwsnltteo is rui nppnsrl Dol
'nrrarisoi .ahnr $3.50 freely cnnondr lo
NlOfue men 100 mme rFht in urrnn
Irr Hnf fhcr employers possesses Ns
porandrl ttni ln Opposing ih'
Proposed legislation $50 Orc ihr irut
frrnoa 90 both
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-22

rom now until January J. 1910 dr - ~
pr ID } ~
Just the price Of one years subscription.
The offer is open to both old and new sub
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with your remittance. For your convenience
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Caller Publishing Company, Corpus Christi,
Texas Present subscribers who are IN arrears
should add the amount now due TO the flve
Dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
About People
Movements OF individuals 20
and From tie City.
TRI-sTATE ARRIVALS
AT THE LOCAL HOTELS.

stamm-E. c. Gotthardt. Claring
ton: o. J Brown. Bethany. Geo. y
willis. Freeport. o.. j. s. Lacey.
Cadiz. o.. John Heber. - l.. Pal
mer. New Martinsvllle. e. VI. Talk
ington. Cameron. ". a. Williams.
Barton H. H. Blrhlea. Harmony. Pa;
A. q. Piper. Niles. o.. Mr. and Mrs
Harry Phillips. Chester. Wayne r
Ferguson. Huntington. u Z. Litman.
Hannibol. o.. J. I Gregory, VI Burk
ley. Cameron. J q Wheeler. Hunt
ington. r. G. Daken. Rosby'e Rack.
Raym0n Metz. VI. p Thornton. Mounds
Vile. q.
Grand Central - Edw Braddock.
New Lexington. q. e.. l. FaEle. Bcalls-
Vile. o.: y. 4 Uoiilnrs. Frccmonth.
o: j. NJ Walker. st Pleasant. VIM.
J. Aitmeyer. Findlay. o. Beiva Riley
Spencer; p =. Parsons. Proctor. Fl
dofne Mccoy. parkcrshurg
Brunswick-Ellia Fulton. Frccport
o.. Aug Matthew. Film Grove. e
- Hawkins. parkcrsburE: = 4 con
nor. Pleasant Valley. Mrs Mary 4
Richeft. Grafton. Wade BiaCkstock
IacksonburE. Jas A Howell. s.
Brown. Frank Street. Morgant0wn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
REMARKABLE
MESSAGE
CONTINUED from FIRST Page,

so serious an affront that he was not
satisfied with the apologies offered.
but demanded that the flag of the
United States be saluted with special
ceremony by the military commander
OF the port.
The incident cannot be regarded
as trivial one. especially as two OF
the men arrested were taken from
the boat itself-that is 10 say. from
the territory OF the United States
but had II stood by itself. Il might
have been attributed TO the igno-
rance of a single officer. Unfortu-
nately. II was not an isolated case
series OF incidents have recently
occurred which connot but create the
impression that the Representatives
OF General Huerta were willing to go
out Of their way TO show disregard
for the dignity and rights OF this
government and felt perfectly safe
in doing what they pleased. making
free TO show in many ways their ir.
ritation and contempt A few davs
after the incident AZ Tampico an or.
DERBY from the a. s. s. Minnesota
was arrested at Vera Cruz while
ashore In uniform to obtain the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
COMMITTEES GO
DOWN TO WORK
LIGHT AND WATER AND oRDL
NANCE BODIES OF cOuN-
GIL HOLD MEETINGS.
Decision Reached 70 Recommend Pay.
ment for Water Pump-Filtra-
ton Question Discussed.

At a meeting OF the light and water
committee OF council held last night
II was decided to recommend to
council the final pamenyt of $4,000
on the Alson-Chalmers pump at the
water works. This matter had been
taken up at the last meeting OF coun-
ell in a message from the board of
control and was referred TO the com
mittee to investigate whether or not
the pump was satisfactory. Both SUI
perintendent Scroggins and Assist.
ant superintendent Junkins were
present and stated that the pump is
doing the Work for which II was
bought
Previous to the meeting OF the
light and water committee Joint
meeting was held between it and the
ordinance committee for the purpose
of taking up the filtration question.
The report of the engineers was gone
partly over and the different sys-
TENS considered. IL was finally de
cided to do nothing definite until
careful study had been made of the
various systems by members of the
committee.
Sunday morning a delegation COM
posed of most of the committee will
20 TO Wilkinsboro to study the rapid
sand filtration plant of that town.
Others will go to Cincinnati for the
same purpose and a meeting of the
evening following the trip..It is hoped
that they will then be able to take
wider views of the situation after
having seen the plants in actual work
Louis +. Nolte of the Eighth ward
was OF the opinion that the three sys-
TENS should be submitted to the vote
OF the people and a bond issue 10
cover the system selected. be at the
top of the ballot. This did not seem
to meet with the approval of the
other members
The consensus of opinion was for
the committee TO select a system and
recommend to the people but allow
them the privilege of voting upon the
three systems and then the one Sc
lected be accepted Many who were
formerly in favor of the we'll system
expressed themselves as being against
II now, since they had made inv,sti-
cation. motion was made to invite
Engineer Smith. father OF the Smith
system, to be present at the next
meeting of the committee and state
his reasons for charging unfairness.
Electric Lights.
The question OF furnishing power
Tor the operation Of the plant was
taken up and IL was figured that sew
eral thousand dollars could be saved
from this source alone. The Wheel
ing Electric company will furnish
power at the price of IL cents per
kilowatt. while IL was claimed thar
the city could erect a plant and pro
duce its own at the water works for
three-fourth cents per kilowatt An
other matter considered was the
erection OF a reservoir on higher
ground. so that when the time came
Greater Wheeling could be supplied
with water
Those who will 20 to wiIkinsboro
sunday are: J. s. Butts, Edward
Naas, Charles Seabright. Louis Seid-
Ter, William Scroggins and Louis
Nolte. They Will return Sunday
evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
OUT-THE-PKE


On account OF his recent lengthy Ill
ness. Mayor Samuel Chase, OF Patter-
son, has resigned his position. Sew
eral months ago Mr.. Chase was taken
critically Ill and for some time IL was
present time his health 10 much i'm
proved but 10 not in 1T condition TO
permit him again taking up his duties
as mayor OF the town. A meeting OF
the council was held and George W.
Whitsell. member OF council. chosen to
I'LL the vacancy. This caused a va
cancy In the council membership
which q. Ii. Berger was chosen 10 fill.
The many friends OF Mr.. Chase are
exceedingly sorry to hear OF his fail
ing health. which forced him to resign
his position. A special meeting of the
town council will be held within a few
days for the purpose OF taking up sew
eral matters pertaining to the business
OF the town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21


Prof c. G. Rossey. who has been
confined to his home at Edgington
Lane for the past several days on ac-
count OF illness. is able to resume his
duties.
Mrs. S. T.. Caldwell OF West Liberty.
who has been suffering for the past
several weeks with appendicitis, is
much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin OF Elm
Grove are the proud parents of boy.
Mrs. Joseph Garrigan OF Pittsburgh
Is spending several days as the guest
of friends NJ Fulton.
Mrs. John Yoke and family of
Woodsfcld are the guests Of Mrs.
Henry Yoke al Fulton for several
days.
Yock Ambrose has resigned his Do
sition at the open front blacksmith
shop at Fulton
Preparations are being completed for
the presentation OF the play entitled.
The Fifteenth of January" at the
Triadelphia district high school Fri
day evening The pupils have been
praticing on the play for the past sew
eral DAYS and II promises to be ex-
ceedingly interesting
a slight IRE Is reported TO have
been started in the engine room of
the View Point sanitorium Saturday
evening. The flames were extin-
Eulsheu before any damage was zone.
Edward Maxwell of Chicago IL
spending several days a. the guest OF
his parents at Sand HILL
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs Harry Kim
minis. former residents Of Elm Grove.
girl
Calvin Calvert is confined TO lis
home pt Triadelphia by illness.
Frank Amos viii larrive at his home
~ Elm Grove this evening. after
spending the past several DAYS Wis
iting his brother AZ Akron. o.
Charles Warehouse has returned
TO Elm Grove after spending the week
end with his parents at Washington.
Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

loss of health. he Is now a well man
lie went 20 see Quaker Fisher al
Grand Rapids. and after s1plainin-
MS case, bought n thrce-botfls trial
treatment OF Quaker Extract. IIe toos
u az directed. and after the third or
fourth day he expelled almost y 1rlf.
gallon Of mucous. which had bcen .n
the folds Of HIS stomach and intes.
tines lie began improving right
along, and after taking seven bottles
OF this great remedy he said he was
cured OF hia trouble completely.
Fisher viii arrive here to-morrovg
morning. and a. nine o'clock he can
be seen ~ q. a. Griesta drug store.
where ho VIII welcome an callers hi
you nave tapcworm. remember that
lhner VIII give you q bottle Of
Quaker Extract. just 10 prove sbao
lutely that u will expol q. head nud
al, after starvation treatment nave
failed repeatedly ADJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21
Revival Starts.

This evening in celebration of the
opening OF the revival at Fulton a
parade OF the children known as the
Gideon band will be held. The pa
rade will start from the Fulton Bank
building. the children marching over
the town and returning to the bank
where luncheon will be served them
az 1880 Work on the erecting OF the
tabernacle will be started Wednesday
morning. At the noon hour the wo-
men of the Fulton and Greggsvflle
churches will serve a chicken dinner
to the workmen. Following the noon
hour lunch the workmen will be ad-
dressed by Harold Campbell. OF the
Fulton bank. Luncheon will also be
served in the evening. Thursday at
the noon hour they will be addressed
BY Attorney w. p. Robinson. OF the
city. On Wednesday evening they
will be addressed by William Miller.
of the city. and Thursday evening by
Mr.. Kirk. Cottage prayer meeting
will be held Friday evening at the
home OF Andy Kirk opposite the FL
ton Bank building. They expect 10
have everything in readiness for the
opening within a few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-21

Mrs. Charles Mann. of Alliance. O..
Is the guest OF Mrs. y. a Rubin, of
the Island.
Edward schwab. well known resi-.
dent of the Island. will remove with
his family TO Cleveland in the near
future.
J. T.. Moss left yesterday for a bust
ness trip TO Clarksburg and points
in the central part OF the state.
Junior Bowman. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bowman. of Woodlawn. is i'm
proving from a tedious illness.
Franz Laupp and family will move
into their new home on the Island
this week.
Miss Loretta Diebel, Of Youngs.
town. o., Is in the city to attend the
Rigot-Gavin wedding.
Miss Ella Clancy. OF Clarksburg. Is
guest in the city.
Dick Mayo, Of Clarksburg. is a
guest at the Rigot-Gavin wedding this
morning.
George o. Maggie returned yesterday
from Charleston where he spent a few
days on business.
William Freese. custodian of the
federal building. resumed duties yes
terday morning after about two weeks
illness of asthma
Captain II. S. Hathaway, of Pitts
burgh, spent yesterday in Wheeling
on business.
Ned Sims has been in Parkersburg
for the past few days on business.
Lou Lipphardt. OF Martins Ferry,
attended the Elks Minstrel last even.
ing.
Frank Ferrel OF Cameron spent yes
terday in the city transacting bust
ness.
Harry Dearborn OF Clinton. Iowa Is
spending several days in the city as
the guest of friends
William Nally has returned to his
home in Cleveland. Ohio after spend
ing several days in the city as the
guest OF friends
Miss Anna Shaw OF Sistersville is
spending several days I'm the city as
the guest of friends
George Burns OF Noundsville spent
yesterday in the city on business.
Miss Gretchen Rupp OF MoundsviIle
spent yesterday In the city calling on
local friends.
Master Arthur Little Irwin son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Irwin IL seriously
III OF spinalmeningltis.
Mrs. Isabel Wolvington Of Veveriy
o. who has been the guest OF her
sister Mrs Charles LETTERS on the Is
land. mas returned home.
Miss Elizabeth Hupp left last eren
ing for Brooklyn. New York 10 resume
her studies after a visit with her
parents DR.. and Mrs. Frank LeMoyne
Hupp.
Or and Mrs. y. 4. Hanine have
returned from New York and Wash
Mrs. W. c. Langhtt Of Savannah.
Ca. who has been the guest Of Mrs